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. i ...? abort dlataura in tho eoan
T! a* out ?a aall IMMMN Apply at No. M
ftrt'k atraat _________________
Al'ANTrr ?* * KP-I'K' TABLE YOUNG WUHAN,
If B,t |.a? ft Ma Um 5oBtb, * aitnaiUu aa tharai nuai.l.
,ri, iti, ' I ii. n litlktll fe-nily C>u U aean
f. ? at Mra Ibouaaauar AS I'auuon llr?Ct. first
? .r r . ? fca _
U, ?"> ? * imitation nr a respectable
v* it ii.nil , irl aa nur a or to taka rar<- of :htl Ireti. mil
???'?if ?'aa ?!??? <o?4 riij rafaraaca. PleaaaraU at
IJklaa. < t: i lilfitil tb aa 8Uth atatora, for two
11 am til \ *1 Tl \ I ION TO DO CH\*nERWOKK
? ?a< Aa takr vara of >blMr?a. Uool raferrn.r givi n
?> b n at >aii>loyar Plata* rail at 763 Bnia.Uay for
tar. ? 4ay?
1\ A rorwo WOMAN. A SlTl'ATION
If ** I rtt rat* i< k li aartvaia faintly : woniil bavo no
? <?.???. i ...try rook tu a but ? I the beat af city
?n*a Alt'* for in.. itay? at No 1 Unlo?
?MH. lalana llaitau aa<i Tvtlflk ilrrtti, Vnl?ar..ity
AN11H-BY A r?WTAWt YOtTHll OIRL, A
n*?aBtt"B aa iwaiKMi anil la taA < earr of chlMran, in
??'! lam ? .? a or.t hi ? araaar ana eau wake l oy i
?Mi a* i tj?.?u K to a family boaHinn Plata* call al
*??1 ftmiv xu'i Hint tluN |i.or i.r Wo i|ay?
f AS ' I I 4 IktVi H I* K ? ' 1 A - r A N T A * Nl'ltSKRT
ik.ik.i atlar.i. -ii. -i M'fly at \n " Kaat Savan
a?k ?tr..l t I ? I III arraar
HITI *T|1I* *M III A M IIF HM A I II OR
?*. ?-y a foaaf ??aaa. a aaaaaliar of tha Prral.ytc
? l.aa I iKi nfirian lau Iihiu M
i wh iM i ?? 4??r fNa TlUri aitnat
;a* ? a ?i rr atiov ?r a re^I'Ictahi.k
aa> aa??? raiarrnr* ran rm jit*
I aa i? aa ft-r '? 4a> ? I'Waaa (all at No 7 Cm
?-??It ? ? aa ? ta ??4 T??!ftb atl.att, I oirarilty
?*???
?N? M* a 1.1 I'll mini VolM; a IRL, A
I a a.. ? k ???!. aa4 ir?a in a am til family or
ir ? ..I ??a?"lr->- llaallrrd Ibrnt )?ara It
a. i ? i | la? ? aaa4 ? aa #1?a il.- h*i ? f . ity r?f. r.nrr Caa
? ' ? f i. ? ?aia ?4. at TM W aa!ila?t< n
a r- I lata- ? ? Maak aa4 Maaa?a4
II 'MM' ? MT1ATION BV A MirK'TAkLI
If y< a, m aiaa aa ?l . ml ? raaaial a?4 aaii .r *talakl
t ? raw aa.4 d' plata aaia.aa **tMkMa?l Kftr'tM
0Nnm ? n'M aatlirfwinl |-la<-? tl? T*'l'ih
Ml ait n>i la? uaj'L
WA?>1ftl>-A ?ITt aTH?? Mr A Mil Vti WOMAN
it aa n"k a?4 aaaalWat ?aailxr aa-l ir..arr Thai ?i -f
Ml hhi.1 111.11 ftaaa. rail aa 174 II rl? ll,i-.| rtfi-l
bat ai? . a ???<?1 ik aa l It. hil. aaaaaaa *rat 4.. I. ark raoaa.
Caa la aaaa for ???Aaya
Ur?NTtl? % airi'ATION li V * nt<rn IAHIJ
a. aaa> a? ?> amatraaa an 1 li* ?! htakt i-hav < r
aaik In a prlaal* lai > a . a- ? t.- ailliac iv taka ? ara . I a
a* 1 1 aatai ? n ' ? a ? aa ? ha* aa ?io4 I * i?at ? i . uy
raf * t < aoa I in laatai i H.> la i ? at U Tkalfaaa ata ? ??.
aaa/ Hi aaaaa ? a. k i ?a.m-ai
WARTI*-A MTI ATIOI IV I Itsi'lCTAlLI
fl ti! aa . haalr'aal an 4 aa-aaatroaa or aa aaktar oar
? ki it . i '<t?l la aa4-rataa la i ?? t I a*ta?aa I'aa giaa I ha
kaat af ? il t rafrra ara aa to rapallllty aa4 la ara trr I'laaaa
aall at JM* *araar t itai araaaa aa4 T*auttaAk air. .1
iiatr4i<a>aa aa rKam'?ra>ai4 aa4 ?a Ur a* ka ai II I -
aaamr <.?'! ?< hm .?? 1 1 a . k |.i . ?i la.
aaaiki atraat. kakaaaa -aa a 4 aa4 Uiri araraaa I'aa la
aaaii f. r I a 4 t ? a
w
"AJL' AN IK>* Ml Ttto EB"f WTARI.S mi
wW na. Mtaall. m. ??aa aa 4aaa pla>a e*.ok. araaAaf aa4
troaar ai 4 haa aa al/ac4l?aa I <1 *a aral baaaeeweaa. I .a
atl ar a? laaailr? ? ? i> < ? a l.< la a abort 4ialaaoa la
kl.a aoaalra l.? >1 III f fan ara 'r-ai t rir laat pU< o
Flaaaa call at jL' EllaaAatll atrrat
WANTEO? A -UI ATION. EY A KE<?l?Ri T AHl.t
yraa; woman, to 4a tla*aiia*ai.rk aa4 plaia aaa m/.
at to taka i ara of ? lUraa waat of ralkmw gtaaa tpjo .
at 96 Eaat li.' t.rul'i atrrct, iu I t rixt aac iilC.nl Can
Aa aaa i ftrtao da a
-nrANiki' i v n i ,tion nv \ vur ki>pi rt
Tf llavoai ?. ?i aa ? k tukH and r 'iier .n *
aanail pr m, anii'i h riivirti ir ? ? <??? J i >. ,k. and aa
Cace'lei,! ?aal rr ? id T 'tiff Bad Can |i>- |H(
Utliljrr?r<twi? ?? ?? ? lar aal capal ilHj I'toiaa
apply at 131 *rlllT?n Mr?'i M? Amity. in llir raur, i r ,i
aata addri ??ed t, ? \ I ?<ll l? MUadiil tu t?l
U Been <? r ton day
WANTED- A > IT I ATIOM |.\ & KE>PE<TABLK
II yonag w man ?- ' anahermai I Bad wattrr inapt.
uU family 4 .<????! fit* reference Can ha ?aao for m
Akj? >1 N" Ul W aal Ei<l 1*' mil atreait "?<-f th graaery.
WET NVMB-W AN Tl.l? IMMEDIATELY. AT Sit 2k,
Mtk (tmt, third ?" -r ftwat r . a. 0:i Ihil na
?oa a wall recommended l? |iln fur *n limit r
WANTED? A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
yntjnf tnnill a? chambermaid. waiter or aur<>. I
Coed raferaaaa from her laet place ruim cai! at 344 t an ]
TwcBty llilri etreet, Sc. .nd aoiar aaaaad Saar
WANTEP-A SITPATION BY A US Fir TABLE
T"un* i??a?, to rook, wash and Iron The bait of
ally referaBcr |1?? IMaaaa call at No I US Stinitwatb
atrcct. ? ? ? ? 1. Mith ami txnti.
WANTED- A SITl'ATION, BY A BBSPBCTABLB
;oia< EntlUh woman who U a drrt rain cuoh. waah
n nd iraaer The bail of ally nfartan given Caa bo
?aea for twodayi, ly callla* at 'JUS ?'lr?t av. oua, hetw?ca
8event<-< utli ami Elgl-taaath itreete t?,p fl int
WANTED? A PROTESTANT *nm\ TO HO TIIE
cooking. waahma an 1 ifaia.- ?f a email private lami
ly . Good city raferciiece re (aired Apply at 10 Baal Seven
leenth atreet. before li o' aleak
WANTBD-BT A NE \T \ND TIDY <1*! \ SITU A
tlon aa 1n?adrer* a ith t >? 'I rrr -mnnnJali >ai A| ,
at tha corner of M. tl auu Bicecket ilmta Hi t N
Can M iee? for I wo tlaydi
WANTED? A SMABT ACTIVE ?. 1*1 TO M) flEVE
ral hi an work . aha Bin I I <? a ?a-U r and ltwa< r.
Bad tidy about the kiniaa Call Mwwi tha I. ut< . f III A
? and J I* M at l>> Eighth avenge. la Ilia Njit M41 A
Protaitant pr<f? trad
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABt E VOlM! nnmv
a eituatloa aa child e nnrea. aoder-taala lha takiaa
aa rf of a baby from ita birth. I? aa axcallaat aeamatree- tin
dcratanda drrcemahlB* The ba-at of i lly Mamwa given
Apply at t> 7ft La. t l'i urth etreet. curat* of a** naa H
WANTED? UY AN EEFltTENT YOI S.. H uman A
pUiiatioa a> aoak. oarhar Bad irrncr. la ?lty -r **?a
try, ia a K?od baker, will la funad wlllla* and aMIfini
Hal good rafatcaoa i'iaaaa oall at VI Bowary, for tw
<*y?
WANTED-TWO PROTESTANT YOUNll WOMEN
for a amall family la Aalcria. all inila. dlalanl, oar a*
tMk and to do (auaral hoaiawork . tha othar to taka aar> of
aa lafant foar mnntha "Id. aad tnaaw Noaa h?t aiparlaaod
?ad wail raovraaiaadad aartanta nrad apply I all at tha
?Bia of R Baaaar. 7' Naiiau a tract, oa ot hafara Wcdaaa
day ?ornla /, at V A. M.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A SCOTCH IIIBL TO
law and taka care ul ahildrea, or to da riiam arwar,
Caa ha aaaa for two dayi at No. S7 Sawanllt aaaaaa. aaar
Thirty third itrcat. third floor, l.aek ma
Wanted? a sm ation, hy a young enuli?ii
waman. *? ckaail > rmald aad w altar, or w? .Id ?i>i aa
aaraa and aaaBiatraa*. No oMartlaa to tiwn of toon try
Caa Rlvr f ood rafaranca t'aa *>a aaaa far two ' iyi P ? a
aall or addr?aa to Ml Eaat Twaaty aacoad >trr. t nrar T ?
??anna, brat floor.
WANTED-A 8 1 TC ATION. Bf A BE* P BCTA IU .B
y. un* w Bian. aa Ro<>d cook wiahar an 1 tuT ,
ao oblcctlm to ncnrrnl houaaw rk. . I.anii . rw. r ?r wait 1
?r to taka tha oBtira harj. of an infant Moat a a r*
wactabla family. Ilaat of city rafaraara Apply a'
Vo Weal Twentieth atrart. batwaru Ho?a*tfe aad f it I
iraiiai
WANTED? A SITUATION. BY A RESPErTAHl I
Protectant girl, ta do ahami >rw?rk la ? rr |.?i . 1
wrlaata family Plaaae call at 43 Vwl -tr et an aid .r
front room.
WANTED? A SITUATION, HY A MIUIiLE AUlfl
EnililU woman aa anraa Sba la aapal la of tali'aj
?karita of an Infant from ita lirtli. or taka car* ??f a " 1
paraon or an infaat Apply at 131 Eaat Twaaty aaawad
atract, bctaaaB Sc cond ana fbird a*aa*aa tiood ally r
lircncegWan
WANTED-BY A RESPECT A III E TOUMti mi. man
a altnatloa aa rook Shr ia aa aarall. r.| laaadraaa
and aadcratandi hat baalaaaa thur?u? hi* w.uia ptrfar l?
Ita ?? laondrcaa. No n'lertion to . 0 a .fcort dtat .?<?? nit
?*nntry. Citi glaa tha baat ol aity rrfrraaa* I'iaaaa ra >
?t 197 waat Nlnrtaaath atrval, batwaaa L ?l lh aal V ai
????aa*. Caa ka w tit WW
WANTED? BY A RKSPECTABI R YOU WO Wi??*\
a altoatioB aa good plain cook and tret rat? wa?hrr .
Iwwr; 1I<III<II2Mtt alrwi trail ,r
k ror H
"lir ANTED? BY A RESPECTABI.E YOI Nil Woman
Yt a , itoation aa cbamt.armaid aad waltar er t take ??
of ollldran and do plain aewlaa Haa gaod rafaraaaa Caa
ba Been for tw., daya at Ml Twelfth alraet brtwaaa Ptrat aal
Baeond aaaBaaa, top floor, hack room
WAVTBD? A WTPATIOH, BT A BESPBa TaNI I
yaaan wemaa. aa ehaiabermaid. of la <? )?<?<? < '
ia alio a good aook an l ? rat rat* waati.r aad ir t. r 11
no okjertloa to go a ehort dtalaaaa ia t e ai ir lt-?i
ally refereaco ca? ta glaaa Apply II Sal w t atr ? '
ttt twa <mi.
Wanted? by a respectable toun pni.i mil
woman, B aitnatn a aa a??<k aad t aa?Ut ,a tha tan
In* and Ironing Tha I* it af Hty reference , a. a < aa be j
aai n for two dayi. Plcaaa eall at Ma 114 (,ra*a*wl ae?
aaa, corntr of Ei*hth a*' a?a ____________ 1
WANTKD-TWO PBOTBSTAHT WOMEN TO 1.0 T' ? I
tli? < oontry. one ta ccnak. waah aad ir l'i 1 t
do gvni ral I., nrcwork and waah aad lf'>a A|ply a' IT |
Weal FcurUabth atreat.
WANTF.P? A SITUATION' ASIOOE IN A P'IIVaU.
lamily or r? ?pcetabU l oardlag haaee by a a 1. a
man. who ean produce food eltt r- t?r- m ( tc"a . rial. a*
Bloyer. She eaa b? aean at St* Eli, Blotto atrea t, ?f Ihr ?
aayl, aecbnd floor back room.
WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RB*PB<TABI.R
yoang woman aa meat aook. laadantaadi poaltty , i la
? prlaate boarillna ho iaa or hotel I aa he aaaa fat threw
dayl at No. 33 Prlne* itraat, aornar of Matt
ANTED? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
yonng woman, aa chambermaid and ta aaelat la waah
Ing and Iroalag. or aa waiter Heat of ally reference fr >m
wkera iba haa 'or thraa yeara I'l-aee call at Na a>l
Twaaty eighth alraet. hetwaaa SHtk aad Saraatb tViauaa
Caa ba aaan far two daya
WANTED? ABITUATION BT A RRSPF.t TABLE PRO
teatBBt girl, altber far aa raa or aeamatraaa Apply at
KH Lvwla itraat, aacoad Raar. froat room
WANTED? A SITUATION It V \ K E<l El'T A BIB
roann woman aa cook. wAahet and Ironer He.t f
ally rafarence gleaa from hir !a?l plajc. Apply at ISP Weal
TWrtaaalh itraat, between .Seventh aad KUhth BTeaaaa 1
aacond llaor, ba?lt room. Can b? ?ceu for two daye.
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tlTANTJCD? A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG UIEL, AS
> ? . humbcrmaid and nurit, alia can give satiafactory ra
:? r nc<' I'leate call at OU Went. Twentieth itnet.
"117ANTCD? A SITUATION by a rkspkctabi.k
Vv Oeim->n won-^n, to do charaberwork iu an English
Itmily. A|'| ly at 7J lUnrrtlejr Htreet.
TJTANTEI)- A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTACLE I
v? yoanj woman, to do general homework in a tmall
Imiiilj The best of ctt? reference can b? given. Caaba i
< ?' for two days at 91 Wnt Seventeenth street, Brut floor,
fn ut room
T*7ANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SITUATION
?v aa i tiaml crmain. or to asaiat in washing and ironin < |
and do i.lain sewing^ Can furniah the bust city reference. I
Pleaae apply at HQEait Thirteenth street.
WANTED? BY A RF'SPEi T AUI.E GIRL, A SITUA
tinn aa chambermaid. or ubarahermaid and waiter, in
a | rivate family, liaa good city reference. Pleaae call at
97 Sixteenth afreet, between Flrrt and Second avenues.
MfANTEl) ? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
' vonnir woman, to do general houaawork, or to take
rare or children liaa good eity reference. Please call at
16.1 l'orty Hrat atrcet, near Ninth avenue.
WANTED? BY A RESFECTABLE WOMAN, A SlTf
atinn aa chambermaid anil nnr?e. ('an give the best of
eiiy reference. Pleaae call at 2U3 Sixth ??on?, between
I Eighteenth and Nineteenth itreeta. third floor, back room.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
Proteatant young woman, as profcaaod cook ; under
! atands baking and pastry. aad has no objeCtinn to aaaiat
uitlie washing and ironing. The best of city reference given.
I Pleaae call at 232 Seventh avenue, between Twenty sixth
' unit Tweuty seventh streets, third floor, froat room Can
I lie reen for two day*.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
a situation to do the general housework of a small pri
vate ftvmily. Call at 1W1 Laurent atreet, between Bleocker
uinl HftltOl, in the rear.
TirANTED? A FEW AMERICAN HAWDS, TO MAKE
vv line shirts. Apply at 116 Cherry street.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNO GIRL, A
situation aa chambermaid and waiter, or to aniat In
| the washing anil ironing of a amall family Pleaae call for
two daya, at No V> Second avemic, seoonl floor.
1 11rANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
| YT a mi nation aa head ironer (a a hotel, or Xo
take charge of a linen room; ii capable of either Boat of
referent* piven. if reiiuirvd. Apply at lflti Seventeenth
i between Seventh and Eighth avnnes.
WANTED? A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID ANB
vv seamstress, and to take care of children, by a compe
tent girl, who ran produce the be?t of city reference; or
would do chatnberwork and waiting in a private family.
Please call at .103 First avenue, two doors above Eighteenth
atrei t, third floor, front room. f<ir two daya.
WANTED? AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A
reaiH'ital In yonng American lady, to loarn to work
on a aewmu machine. One well hrod and educated may alao
find a female companion and a comfortable but hitiuMc
h ine Addresa. with particulars, Miss E. M. B , Lund
Office. 4.14 Fourth avtnue.
UfANTED? BY A YOUNO WOMAN, A SITUATION
aseook. Is a good plain onnk, and excellent washer
and Ir tier, or would do cbumberwurk Tho beat of city
reference given. Pleaae call at US Smentoonth street, uoar
BUM aveaae.
\\MNTED-A SITUATION, BT A RESPECTABLE
v? j. .iing woman, to do ehamberwork and washing. Can
. a* en for two day* at 3fil Wast Sixteenth street, between
Nn ih and Tenth avenues.
U 'ANTED? A WOMAN. TO COOK AND ASSIST IN
? aa' in.- and ironing ; alio inuat thoroughly under
atand her basineas, and have good recommendations. Apply
. 1 niun Square.
\^' ANTED? A STEADY C1IHL, AS *'1! A M DERM A 1 l>
TT and waiter. anil to anhlst In wadiing, 4o. ; to no Into
tt' roaatry near Philadelphia. To omi fully compntunt
I d way? will In- given Apply at No. V Bluocker (troet.
ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESI'ECTA IU.E
11 ynnna w man. to do plain aowinfl anil cooking, or to
iak- MH ofofcUdroa; it ?!?? a flr?t rati' waahcr and irnner.
Tl > i eat ?f i ity reference given fruui her la?t place. Apply
4(1 Jaiaiea (tract lietwci n Mailiaon and Oak atreeta.
U'ANTrn? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
y> unr won i n aa chambermaid, and cook, waxhnr ami
r. in r n a amall priiatc family Boat of city rcfcronoo
?>?? * M'ly ?' Thirty flrat street, between Ninth and
MHi avennra ml flour Can l>c aa*n lor two day*.
WA?
II' AM I D? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
ii , i r I ia a k,ood rook, excellent washer anil Iroaer. The
I etl of . ii v re(. raaee ran I e Kivcn. Pica** '-all at 103 Wui t
-mi n'b atrert. ktwm Mith Mil Seventh av*nuu?, lirst
??.or I arfc room Can lia (ei?j fur two day*.
Wasted? a situation, by a respectable
1 > MM woman, aa chatnticrmaiil ami waiter iu area
i ? tabu privati family in thlg orty Oood reference (riven.
I learn ? all or addreaa tor two daya ut -VWI Houaton atr#?t,
I I 1?I ru |lr. n -I way and Bowery. iu (he .unal! fancy (tore,
\IT ANTED ? A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RE
TT apeitalle young woman No ulfjootiona to Roin/n
1 1 1 1 1 ? way in the country. Can lie avca for two days at 1^4
Mtlli aveaue, in ll>? lanoy (tore.
\l ANTED-BV A RESI'ECTA ill E OIRL, A SITU A
11 tn ii an i Uanil'?rm?i I and waiti r in a private family.
Beat i t r ter. m e aiven Can be aocn at 210 Sullivan atreu't,
third (nr. front room.
A N TEH? A SMARTTtIDY 01 RL, WIIO IS A GOOD
TT rook, wuaher ami iroaer, to do thi" gonoral houacwork
oft mall family iu Brooklyn Uood rocommcndatioua re
ind Wagea ait dollara per month Apply after 10
lin k A M at UWl William atrcet.
11TANTS0?BY A RESI'Et "TABLE PROTECTANT
TI w.innn a n.i i atlnn aa ch;.ml ermaid and to do the flue
wnal int mul ironing. >r to take the entire care of a hahy.
i a In in ii fi r two daya at 1A6 M eat Sixteenth atreet, 1 1
tie rear. _
TENANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITtf.
it ati< a aa cook, die under' tanda her hnaineaa perfoctly.
and ran > ne citv refrrencea Plcaae eall at 330 Tenth (trout,
f< urtk floor, I aek room Can be aeon for two day*.
WAN I ED- A situation, by an experienced
TT nut. ah* underatand* all kindiof EnglUhand French
nuking. paalriaa, iee*, and lallia*. Can ho Men fur two
?lava, at 'II 1 \. anty r*v*nth atraet, letwe?n Tenth and
Eleventh av*ns*a
\UANTE1>-A 81TI" ATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
TT yoniin wi man, lo iln caneral houaework, in a privat
family or would go a( chambermaid and waiter. The hot
I ? it v ri ft n m i- i an In xi?i n from her laat place. Apply at
It I Twrutr firat rtrcrt, letween Firat and Second avenuee,
fnal lai au nt.
WANTED? IMMEDIATELY, AN AMERICAN LADY,
TT ti. aeperiuteiid the kltohen and atorohouae arrange
Meat* ? f an nti naive .(mini aalooa ; muat be an oxpori*nc?d
imk a< <i*atated ? ith all kind* of paatry To aeompctant
pern n a |M rmaaeal (itaatioB and a good aalary rlvMn, on.'
bavfar I eld a ainular aititation Bref?rr*d. Apply at th,
Manhattan Dlniuf Kouma, 13d K niton *tr*et.
TT AN TED? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
Tt tul >? good rl.anii.ermald or waiter, or aa plain lew
it Thi I ?tot city rafaTMOa given Apply at tho cornor
i I Colvnil ia aad Baltick lUctU, gn cry itore, South
Lrookiya. for two daya^
ANTED-A SITUATION BY A KESPECTABLE
una woman, a* a*aui?tr*M. can cul and til ladic*'
1'leaae ? all at No 40 Wooat*r atri et.
U'lMIK-HY A KESPECTABLE OIHL, A 8ITLA
TT I In aa waiter ia a r- apectalil* privat* family. For
refer' ae? apply at V 6 .Math atrnet, Bear th* Sixth avc
nui * 1m r* ahe ia at pre**ut i niplnye.l CaB bo 0eoB until
atiittd
U "4M1MIV A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
TT firl a aitnatiiin to do g*n*ial houaework in a amall
private lian 1 1 or aa flrat rate waab*r and iroaer lla* no
?I jei ti u ti* ** a abort diataar* ia th* aouatry Pl*aa* call
at IV All any atrr*t, fourth flour front mom, ntr two day*.
AMEIi ? A SITUATION. AS INFANTS NURSE
and aeam>tr**a. by a eomprtoat Pruteatanl woman: or
wld take rare of on - or two growinx eliildren, haa had
many jr?ara ttpwrtaaee Ib 11m ?im>* aHaaUnni The m mt
>att.TBitiry i tt w retire*., rivni Apply at No 7Dninn
i iurt ekiranevliet we*a Klen ath aad T Wrlfth "t reel a
U'AMKI l?r A RESPECT A IU.E YOUNO WOMAN,
a I.taatma t? do aeneral honaewi-rk in a amall private
(??lily III lot of illy reli reae* <nra Pl*a<? call at !0
Tt.nty tl.trd alrnt l.*tw**B Sixth aad Seveath avaauea, for
lw* day*
UT \ NT I. D? II V A REsl'Et lAltLE YOUNQ WOMAN,
a fttnatira to do eb nal*rworh and aewin^ or to aa
atat in ?a.lnii| aa4 irtaiai IB a private family The heat
? ? HIJI Ii r- III e ran lie aivrn from (h. r la-t place Alas, I y
SMlpWtalili' wbmbb, a Hlmtta* a* aaak ia a reapeetabl j fa
Billy a il orwagbly BBdi rat aada her Inietneaa The Iwat
? r ? ity reterea** eaa be rnea Pl*a*a eall at Sullivan
?(rvi t Bear Amity up atatra rowa Ne 9. fur two days.
U' ANTED? hT A RESPECTABLE OIRL A NMU
lin* a* n ' I wuti i and iroa r lla* thr*? yeara' ra
i i.B.Biet I'ati' a I'leaa* ? all al IK tt -et S-veati *ui h at i ?? i t
ia tfc' t>a**Ba*Bl. vw 4 i fr* iu the S***alh aveane
?tl'ANTFD IIY A RESPEI TAIU.K YOU NO WOMAN,
TT a ? t oat .-it. aa i hambermaid aad t? do the flae waahias
aad if < iiia? The bant ?# etly r*far???e gtvra Plaaae rail
. I I 111 Twenty flftb *M??t flrat f i?..n Se .nl aad
llurd * I*?e? I aa b* in* f?r Iwi flay*
U'ANTID- A flITC ATION BY A RESPECTABLE
? i.iaa *?"??'! wb< th-r. Bgbly oaderataada her I u n
Ben la a i ?4 ?a*ber aad tr<'B*r, aad good baker The
..I ?f . it y twfen *ee eaa k* gii*a PI- aa* eall or addroa*
?i". * i...*t?i itraat fret la*r baa k ream
??ANTEB- WV t RESI'Et 1 K BLE OIRL. A SITUA
? B* BMNW Md AHMMN or narar an l
*eam*tr*ea a? t? a'etet ia ? at I lag or waahmg aad trnaiag
Tie i-?ai < rit* i.i'trt i from b*? last >Um PI**** eall
*1 Itv I liaafce-A **rwet the Bear bes*e are! ft**r, l-etweet.
? i ? *ad Hraead **?*eta fm bt w*b wr t? daya
\l ?N1I|. nv A Rf ?'PirTABLE TtH'Nti WOMAN.
TT a i?ii?? l? B*M* ta^eititl* family I* B| M
*B" er a?d ha *? e t aw gte* Ue he?| nil nfeavare la
ai TI I'aiin -if. ed t aa t? area fl*r IW* day*
WflRMlT tWO RE*rE< TABLE VOUNO OIRLfl
?T addi ati ita aa it?iH<if|iai4a nr wattera. w -aid have
t > "jaeti a U 4* lb* w - e* ,A a an. al! private family O?od
? ia?.i? (ii e* i a at INI Eltaabwth a*a? I t aa bo ***?
lag lw* day* if * t *?gM*<l
tl* anted BT A RESPECT A BI.B fllRL A SITI A
TT Mi. a t * a al .amber*, it eaa a< - ??)?? ti ?* to iaii| . h
waitlac aad IK*aia(| er la d- aeaaawal ?.??? rk ia a *wmi]i
m lata family t a* ? <!ao* IM '? t ?( reUraa e fr -m her
a# I (4a< e pbaaa all ai ft Jay attaei am r m ?b atnad
w
\\
MT k RfturirTUl K
% ?? * ? t fi?n4r??4
WA
N TED? BY A FIRST ??!*<??
a aoteaa* family ah* aade
ktad( ?f pa-try aa4 tolllaa I a* *1*
? a >e "t. ee l*t tti <*e r?.|* fii?( a eefia-t fctgWiegi
famRy ?**d apply Pi<-a** ad4r aa IIA Fvart . Hraat t*
twea* I k at lea aad IBatSfiata
\ t * ANTED- NY A Rl*PEt TABLE TOt M. WOMAN
7p Ml aat - a a* famitw Mb* I* eapaHa af dre a ?
wiakiag aa<* aM fami'y *ew ag aad b(M (i ?b.ie- 1, <a? to
wait ea y**Bg ladaea I r *aeiat la light nBamborwerk if re
fatr'd He a* .f a My r. (ar*a-> givea lliae e?)l *i Ne ;
BOB ?ad. I'Bia.eeatr |-tae*0 t**w?aa Elaeeatk Mid
Twelfth Mreala
Ur ANTED- IO TWO RRSP^TABLI VOi N'OOIRI>
MlaaMaa* *aw la a ?"*d aa*h?i aad r.-a*? a*d It rat
rate cook the tker la limUtn l aaM ?mi -t Caaiiee
(ard *11/ e*f?rewre from tha4e laea plana Pt?a** *MI at
Ml fi(l* *trr?t M**ad In t freat r**m
Tl,' ANTED? A flTI ATION RY A BESPEf TAIiI.E
tt girl, i la* a* I eaa t'aa a ami w*ll ? r mmcdid t.y
th* bo*t i it y iifcr??n Call a* IM * iath aa*a?o
TIT ANTBIh? BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE t(E'
TV woman a etiaatto* a* a?*** whe ha* haaaa a*"a*t*m*>'
la I l.e .are of ? I. Idraa f*r m ?***! year* and wk* eaa taki
eharg* *f aa IBfaat Baa th* beat of ? It| re i , a<at ia*
be ***? f*r fe*r day* hy applytag at N* Jg r*. uty mevad
tu*0t, b*tw**a Ei artk BV?BB* aa<l E**t Bn-adaai
WAWT ?
WANTED? BT TWO Uiri' TaBIBIOUNQ Ct*U
?IliiUtii is ? private AmbiI/ w iwailnn. ?%?
n<?ttu4i faatly w*ini iMtk plain aad 'aery, the ?<k?f
aa ? HMMIM and waiter i~ tak^ MB "? ?h04r?a
PUm Mil it Ni. 81 Muutwitl rtm' , Mmm Math m4
Seventh itMUi.
WANTED? A BfTTATlAN NT * RESPECT A BLB
mn| toau, aa iktaWmtuI Mm Mm
k?? ?f 'clljr nftnxt I'u ?.? e?*? l?r twa days ?? IM
Se<tnth 11(111, Ultna l.i?Lt. ?i. i ? i Nm?t?eaU ata
\y.\NTED-A SITUATION BY A BBSPBCTABLB
TT yonii tnmig ii > Ant rate at uul.i'U I. b.r
basiness well and raa Bake *11 k ?f pa.try la willia*
to assist with the washing end iron I a* Th? '>eet af nt*
referanco given Pl> -aae call M tke ?MMM-MM fare!
tare (tor*, Court Mtng Pa'ilt aai D?aa lima
Brooklyn. Can be mi far two days ____
WANTED? BY A RB8PECTABI E ? 1*1. A ?ITU A
ttoa as good plaia eooht Is a (Irat rata waehar aa I
ironer, or would do )i<>ua?work far a mull family Can
coma wall recumuiendvd. Can be a until auilad l*t*aaa
oall at No. ?6 Mulberry street, trat hur, fraat room aaar
Spring street
WANTED? BV A BEAPBCfA BI.E PBOTBSTANT
Eagliah yonng woman, w ho ap< aka bot i I rrach an I
Engliab. ae ahe has jnst urrived fntii I'nria. a eitaaiiea as
cook, in an American or Eurllah private fam.lv A I ir. ??
port paid, S. I,., No. 0 Laurana street. M rat Mrv>a Iwaj
place.
TVTANTED? BY TWO BEHCECTABI.E PROTEST \ NT
Tv girls, situations: one woul l ilo plain aewtag and aa
sist in the wanhinir and ironin*: the other ?"uM doehem
berwork ?Bi waitin;, and asaiet in tb? waahia? aad ireataa
Flease oall at IMS) Eleventh sSrrert, tirtwtea afuun A and B,
second flocr Can tire goo* city reference from her last
place.
ANTED ? A SITUATION, BV A RESPECTABLE
young wna.nn. aa (Tbamhermaid aad laundreea. oaa
who fully understands her business The beat of city re
ference given. Apply at 1U7 Ninth itraet.
WANTED-A SITUATION. AS COOK, BV A RE
spoctabl* woman is a good bak'Tof I'f ad. and nader
stands washing and Ironing; baa lhed for a considerable
time in England . Can give good reference ae to i harater
aud ability, l'loasu address C. 11.. 45 Crosby street, r? ar
bouse. Drat Boor, roon No. 1, or He raid olBce. forthre? days.
WANTED? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman, to go out by the day at dressmaking ia
private families. Inquire at 77 Croaby street
WANTED-A SITUATION, BV A RESPECTAIILt
woman, ns ottok. One that perfectly understands her
business. Has ne objection to a respoolenlc private board
ing house, or to so a short distance in the country Caa
give tbo best of reference. Can be seeaat i02Orohara street,
lor three day s.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
situation to do general housework, in a small family
(iood city reference. Can be seen for two days at 144
Twenty eighth street, between Seventh aud Eighth aveuues,
iecond floor, front room.
WANTED? A SITUATION AS COOK, IN A HOTEL,
private hoarding bouse, or first olass dining saloon, by
a young woman who thoroughly nndaratands cooking in all
its branches. Call or address 174 Chambers street.
WANTED? BY AN AMERICAN OIRL, A SITUATION
to do general housework iu a small family. Ileal of
city reference given. Apply at 43 Hamilton streot, for two
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
Protectant young woman, as chambermaid and waiter,
or laundrca*. Heft of reference given Can he aeea for
twodayr. Pler.sc call at 180 Twenty fifth street, between
First and Sccond avenues.
WANTED-A SITUATION, BV A VOUNO GIRL, AS
ohambermaiil and waiter. Has good ruftr.inoe from
her last place, Please call at No. 1 Sixth streot, front
room, up stairs.
WANTED? BY AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER,
to go out by tho week or month in private families.
Sim understand" the business thoroughly. Apply at 145
Sixth avenue, iu tho fanoy store.
TITAN TED? A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPECTA
v? ble girl, to do general housuwork. She is an excellent
washer and ironer. Can give the best of references. Apply
at HZi Broadway, second floor.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A
situation in a private family; it a very good plain
cook, washur and ironer; understands baking, lias city
recommendations; and is willing to make herself generally
useful. -Plus ae call at 4G Weat Fourteenth street, between
Filth and Sixth avenues, for two days.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
girl, as laundress in a respectable private family; has
no objection to do the cooking, washing and ironing of a
small family. Can give the beat of retnreuccs an to cuarac
tcr and capability. Please call at 180 West Twentieth
street, between Seventh find Eighth avennes, in the rear,
first floor.
WANTED? A MAN AND HIS WIFE, TIIE MAN AS
coachman, the wilu as cook, washer aud ironor, in a
small private family, one mile from the city; must florae
well recommended. Inquire at 104 Chambers Btroot. Corner
of Church, between the hours of ten and twolve o'clock on
Tuesday.
WANTED? BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS
assistant bookkeeper or salesman; is quick at ac
counts, and writes a good band; has uo objection to fro
South or West. Expectations moderate. City rererence
given. Address J. H7, Herald office.
WANTED? AN AMERICAN SINGLE MAN, FROM 30
to 441 yeara of age, as head elerk in a grocery. Muat
be woll abquaintcd with tbe bnaineaa, a good salesman and
write a fair band. Apply fruui 4 to 6 P. M., to 11. A. Kerr,
740 Hroadway, corner of A'stor place.
WANTED? BY A YOUNO MAN, OF SOBER AND IN
dustrious LaMta, a situation a> porter. Would in. ike
himself generally useful to liia employer. Cnn give satis
factory refereuce. Addrcaa A. 11., 373 Voarl atrcut.
WANTED-A SITUATION, AS BARKEEPER, BY A
young man that hat been steadily employed in the
butiueea. Cau produce the beat of city reference*. Address
B. X., Herald office.
WANTED? AS WAITER, A PROTESTANT MAN,
who understands bis business. One with good olty
recommendation* may apply at Mi Bleeckcr street, between
tbe hours ol 5 and 7 o'clock 1' M.
WANTED? AN EXPERIENCED CARPET SALESM AN,
one who cm come well recommended.' Addrcaa J. 11.,
Herald office.
WANTED ? EMPLOYMENT, BY A SOBER AND
trustworthy young man, aa barkeeper, or to drive a
borre and wagon, or any permanent litaatlon; bo would
make bimaelf useful. Good reference to former employers.
Addreaa Walker, No. 4 Fifth street, or Herald officc.
WANTED? A SITUATION, AS COACHMAN. IN A
respectable fumily. I v a young man who understand*
tbe care of horses; would have no objection to make himiolf
generally naefnl in any business around tbe placo. Haa no
objection to go in the country. Pleaae address J. X., Her
ald office, Monday und Tuesday, from 11 o'clock, A. M., to
8 o'clock. P.M.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CI.ERK IN A WHOLE
?ale home, by a young man (German) well acquainted
with the tailori' and clothiers' trimming* trade, who can
produce tbe beat references. Address Charles, oars of L.
Neumann, 77 avenue B.
WANTED-AN ENGLISH, SCOTCH, OR AMBRI
can farmer, who thoroughly understands his business,
alao the carc or horse* and tho general work on a farm.
None hut tboae accustomed to farm work In this country
need apply. Unexceptionable references as to character
and capability required. Communications addressed to D.
D., Herald office, will be attended to.
ANTED? A GARDENER, WHO UNDERSTANDS
his business; a Germau or Scotchman preferred.
None need apply unless well recommended. Applvatthe
offiee of the second Avenue Railroad Company, 58 Bowery,
over the Cititens' Bank, from 11 to 12 o'clock.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A
most respectable man, who perfectly understands his
business in all Its branches; understands tbe feeding, rear
ing, grooming, and driving of horses; knows the elty well:
can arlve four in hand if ueeeiaary; fully compotent to take
charge of carriage* and harness. in all toeir branches. Tbe
beat of eity reference can be bad. Please address C. C. Y., 1
Herald office, for three days.
WANTED-A MAN, COMPETENT TO BE FOREMAN
In a livery atitli'; ho must perfeetly understand the
management of horses, and bo polite in his manners. Apply
to J. B Ryer, Hnrnrsamaker, corner of Houston street ana
Broadway. N. B.? Nono need apply except experienced
Wi
WAITER WANTED-A COLORED BOY, ABOUT
bftcen or slitcen years old; ono who haa had expe
rienre. ard who will come with good clothing. Apply at
No 7 ltridgc atreet. Brooklyn.
Wanted.? a young man, of steady habits,
wisl.ta to learn a trade; easli and blind making pre
ferrod Address E. II., Union Square Post Office.
117 AN TED- IN A Sll.K GOODS JOBBING nOUSE, A
Tv young mau 18 rr 1U years of age. as assistant book
keeper One who writes a fair band, andls quick and correct
at figures. Apply to J. Hiebards, 138 William street.
WANTED- A FIRST RATE SALESMAN, FOB A
large dry gooda house in Rochester; wages liberal;
unquestionable references required. Brentano k Beir, IS
John street.
\IT A N TED ? A SITUATION. I1Y A VERY EXPERI
It enred German coachman, who thoroughly under
stands his business, can speak English and give the best of
eity referent e. lie would have no objection to go in the
country Would do waiting if required. Please nail at
IHS Bowery
\Vr ANTED? FOI'R OR FIVE RESPBCTABLB MEN,
v T of good address, to engage in a business that will pay
from $A to 17 per tiny A rash capital of not less than $.1
required. Apply at the offite of the Empire City, SI Ann
street, fourth story. _____
Tir ANTED ? A Fr,W GENTLEMEN, OF GOOD BUST
TV nee? but its. tn a?si?t In a real estate office. Mart be
wi ll acquainted in this city. Ueit of roforenoe required.
Te sueh a good offer will hs ms.le Apply at 73 East Four
teenth street for one week.
TEfANTED-A SMART, ENTERPRISING MAN, WITH
II a capital from fl.W to W*>. to take charge of an office
IS t tactaaatl, Ohio Also, two or tlireo young men, with n
capital from #.'? to |?V to travel on aalary. For particulars
apply at li* Nassau street, room No. 4. ____
Waiters wanted ?none need apply who do
net understand ths business. Honrs of application
'/ism IDA M and IP M , at J.Taylors international
.'1k4 llreadway
11 * ANTE 0? A TOt'NO MAN. ACCUSTOMED TO FARM
vv work, understanding the care of horaes, Ac. Apply at
SI Broadway
TV-ANTED? A BOY FROM SIXTEEN TO EIGHTEEN
TV years old. te greom horses and assist in general work
ia the country Apply to A M Ferris k Brother, No. 4
llaaoter atroct 2', and 4 S 1* M
WANTED-A SITUATION l?Y A STOUT. ACTIVE
tt It years of age. ia a grocery or liquor store, as ho
is well a<q?aiat'd with both T'an give the best of reference
fr>xn hie last emeloysr. with whom he lived over two years.
I'leaee addieaa I I II- raid If. .
ANTED? A BOY. ABOUT EIGHTEEN YEARS
tv old, eae who bas worked at braaa or Iron work pro
ferred Apply to t t'ohea, *? lludaon atreet.
tl'ANTED-* STOI T MOT. BBTWBEN 14 AND 18
TV years age he muat write a good hand, and must reside
with l is faul ts Salary tl?l a ysar. Apply, between U
as' 10 ? c lo< k A k it *' I res i Hroa , No (I Dey 1 treet.
11'tNTED ? AT NO \t2 R ROADWAY, SCHOOL
Tv i' aeher? i" ? kkeeprra elsrke men on railroads and
lars??|..r< loaehmen, porters, hoys to learn
trades, h- aswkeeps rs. seamstrssses, and chambermaids. Ap
|d u a 1 1? ?!?? it alas II in* of p< stase. will be promptly suited.
THOW. gPINlf, Aicent.
tETANTt FABILIBl IN WANT OF GOOD (11
TT saf.ts for Mtv or nntry ran obtain tbem at VRRKEM
Daasitl' Agewey. So 17 Huane street. near the corner of
Mrvadway B all- rt is made to give satisfaction lo em
plejrtra rretts'aet girls wanted.
? pm kctokt*
N?W * VU can BUSINESS DIRECTORY? THE
r? I !? *)?( lift hmMi of pro?ln?ut hoaiea 1b IM> 11b*
?f ttlMiW
PUT GOODS.
A?BBI?-AN AND FORBICN SILRS.
?0?m B M< s AMEE il?p?Ttrr?* Jobbers) 112 Broadway.
A I I KEU B(>? ARDfl A CO . (Imp'ra BJob.)..9BU Park pi.
paaweta. swiae AMBOBJUBAa dm ooona.
Al Gt ?T WBT1BR (Importer) 19 Broad atreet.
m'NKIE MUM, BAIL DUCK, ETC.
< A*r?ON A m'TT (Importers) 10 Broad *traet.
? M HKIM) A CO.. (Importer*) i3 Pine itreet.
Lirit, COO DO. KMBROIDBB1EB AND TRIMMINOI.
? I K A H IHEI M HO . (Intportera) Ci) Broadway
i abibb dress tiihwim, miui wool, fbinoeb, oiui,
TASaBI.H. BI'TTONB. ETC.
KOHI.AAAT B*0> .Importer* B Jobber*).. 48 JohR street.
( HAS FEH'KEKT (Manufacturer) 27 Dey itreet.
cnTiima i pirnishinb ooods.
J M DA V IBS, JON EH B CO., (liuuortere and Manufaotar
l? , 104 and HHJ William atnut.
C H II AT( II A CO . (Impor'a and Maa'a) '/7 William atrvet.
'mitmih Avr rvB n romwo boodb at wkolmalr.
RAN FORD B MRU ...? Park row. opposite Aator House.
ARCHITRCTS.
r I?l A ?*KH , 40 Wiall itreet.
Rl? H It I PJOIIN A CO 77 Trinity UuU lln??, 111 Broawaj.
inn ron nitia* vatkntb
JONFPII J PI R> >ON .5 Wall itreet.
WALTER* r' JONTw"/*. A."D. iw'waU** t ree t .
a KOWITf ti.
HOWARD SlNIBLKUadicifa Gardener). 2ftl Broadway.
JOHN W BITCH MS Broadway, cor. of Bleecker it.
anit(A> a n n for bibb rubber boodb.
UN ION INDIA RUBBER CO., (Manufacturer). .19 Nassau.
AMBBIO AN CR BAM SO AP
COW LBS B CO , < Maaafaoturori). ..184 Waahisgton itreet.
. .4) William itreet.
T P RICHARD* No. 1 Hanover atraat.
tiEO C SMALLEY ? Wall itraet.
WETMORE. HUBERT A CO., (Stock Broker*, Ac.,J
BROKERS AND Bt'LLION DEALERS.
rokeri,
No. 12 Wa(l itreet.
BOOKSELLERS AID ft' H 1,1111 III.
A 8. BARNES A CO., (National School Serlei). .SI JohRBt.
" 1 ' 1 ' 4l. '
.1, A C BERRIAN, (wholeaal.' and retail dcalera) Cooking
Utrnrlli, Tin. Wood, and Willoar Ware, Refrigerator!,
M< ut Safri, Be 001 Broadway.
BiUARll'a PBEMtl'M HAIR DVB.
Ki'? mil improved i dition, the eheapeit and bait In the
world, for sale or applied . (WW 333 Broadway, Bp ataira
CABPETINOS
PETERSMJ* B HUMPHREY. .37? Broadway, eor. Wkita it.
D1VH1BT.
KINSLEY A DARLING, (Wkolaaala DeaUri). .62 Yosey it.
darvrrrbutvpba;
J. GURNEY No. S49 Broadway.
(The oldest and nioit nt.naive in the United Statea.)
DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAEE!, AND COFFIN 'l DEFIANCE
LOCKS AND cboibhabi
ROBERT M. PATRICK. ( M . nuta. tur< r) . .192 Pearl street.
encaustic tii.es an hoarnbirk chimney topb.
MILLER. COATES B YULE, (Importers). . 279 I'earl atruet.
EiriiKiara? axirriNo merchants
EDWARDS, SAND FORD A CO., IForeignl .36 Broadway.
kngbavi ri, wood ? The brat work done hero.
J W. ORR 7* Nasaan itroet.
W. IIOWI.AND. ...128 Naaaan >trert, oppoaite Clintou Hall.
engravers, CARD. Aia i stationery.
J N GIMIIRKDK. ...188 Broadway aadt* Metropolitan lUill.
THOMAS T. 8WENEY 3W Broadway.
FRENCH WINDOW Ol. All
J. II. POILLON A CO., (Importer!) 34 Barclay street.
fishino tacbi.b.
J. II. CROOKS A CO., (Impt. and Manuf). .? Fulton itreet.
brindbvoneb.
J. S. WHITNEY A CO. .No 4 South and .VS Washington ata.
INDIA RVnhEN KHOEI, WIIIPI, CI.0TIIINC AND BAI.LB.
NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUF. CO., .VJ Maiden lane,
I.AW noOHIEI.LEBI AND PUBI.1IHERII.
BANGS. GOULD A CO 144 Nairn* itreet.
LMHTIlra RODB.
A. M QUIHBY A SON. .Offlcei 132 Eaat 27th and 18 Nbiibb.
I. AMP AND OA! FUTURE!.
DE1TZ, BROTHER B CO, (ManufBcturera)..lS6 William it.
HL'IICAI. INBTR1-MENT*.
CARGILL A CO., (Importer! and Mannf.). . 47 Maiden lana.
CHARLES BRUNO, (lmport?r and Mannf.). .2 Maiden lane.
MAHOGANY AND ROIEWOOU.
E. A C. W. HOUGHTON, (all fancy woodi). ...90 Walker it.
NVairAI. 1NITR VMENTI. ITUINGd, ?TP.
F. ZOGBAUM A CO., (lmport?ra) VI Maldea lane.
N PEDl.Efl, FISH HOOKS AND FISHING TACK I.E.
THOMAS H. BATE, (Importer and Mannf ). .35 Maldea lana.
PHINTERA ? PAMPB1.ET*, CIRCUI.ARS, CARlifl, ETC.
J. H. SCUl.'LTZ A CO., (every description,). ...122 Naiaan it.
.100 Water it.
POLISHED Pt.ATE AND WINDOW GI.AII.
F. HOPKINS A 1IRO S, (Importer...) 61 Barclay at.
PAPER WAR EHOI'IFN.
CYRUS W FIELD A CO. (wl.olcaalc dealer*) ... 11 Cllffat.
DUNCAN, LEWIS A BARTOW Kil William at.
PLANISHED TIN AND JAPANED WARE.
HODGETTS, TAYLOR B HODGETTS,(manl) lis William at.
SEWING MACHINES.
AUERICAN MAGNETIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,
:vt Broadway.
sriRiTVAi. TEi.ECiR aph (a weekly paper).
PARTRIDGE A BRIT TA1 N , (spiritual books, Ac.)
300 Broadway.
SHIP HP E AD AND CRACKERS.
ETHRIAM TREAD Vt ELL B SONS, 247 WaihinrtOR
and 244 Front sts.
ERASTUS TITUS 283 Washington St.
TOTS AND FANCY OOODB.
J ADI.BORN B CO S4 Maiden lane and 28 Liberty at.
J. W. UOI.UERTON, (lireworki,) 83 Maiden fane
WINDOW FRAMES, DOOKa. SASHES AND BLINDS.
J. FROH1INGUAM BCO..( iianfactarcri,) ... SI Beekman.
At) additions to the above lUt should he brought to the
tffico of S. M. 1'ETTENGILL A CO., No. 122 Nassau street.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
S M PETTENGILL B CO., No. 122 Nauau itroet. New
York, have made sucli arransements with the hest and mnit
v id! fir tire iiluttn) journals in the L'uitcd Stateiand Canada,
that they arc enal led to mako a saving of time and exponie
to the ailv.rtiairo who do Lusineai through them. They ic
leit the lest papcri, and advcrtlso eonapicnoualy, at the
very loweat prirei, and alwayi kcop the intereat of their
cuitoiccri in view. Merchanli and others are invited to call
on Lim.
FINANCIAL.
<fcr;n nnn TO loan? on diamonds, watches,
?pOV.U\f \J Jewelry, Ac., or bought fur cash. Good city
?tocki, note*, bunds and mi rt/sies, and Mils of exchange
negotiated. All tuslneu rnnfi.deriiial. Apply at the watch
importing and loan office, lit! Nuwi stroet, cornor of Ann,
room No. 2.
dfin nnft T0 ?WMO. ? WANTED TO BORROW
iJ)IU>UUU ten to fifteen thousand dollar*, to in In i
commercial buiineu. To any on* having thii amouat to loan
from one to three year*, thi* i> a favorable opportunity. The
but t of oity reference* furnished and *eeurity in double the
ameuat given, and a liberal Interest will be paid. A note
addressed to P. 8. A Co., Herald office, will receive prompt
attention.
nnn Hamilton fire insurance stock?
?UiUvU Wanted, to exchange for tho above, or other
city iniuranoe (took, two frame cottage houie* ia
Brooklyn. Inquire of JOHN T. SHEPPERD, Hamilton
Iniurance Company, No. k Tryon row.
A YOUNG LADY, HAVING TAKEN A n A V D30M1
house in a desirablo location up town, with evory oon
venienoe. would like to meet with a "gentleman, or party of
gentlemen, who would advaneo her $>00. and w the Dime
receive board, Ac. The bcit reference can be given. Please
address L. V. 1> . Herald office.
A WIDOW LADY IS DESIROUS OF MEETING WITH
a gentlemen that would advance her a email sum of
money, upon security, that might help hor in tome business
to procure a living, being leit friendless in the city. The
molt nndoutted reference will be given. Address, C. A.
B.. Union ?inare Post Office, whioh will moot with prompt
attention.
ONEY. MONEY.? WANTED, $6,000 WORTH OF
second hand furniture, carpots, oilcloths, feather bed*.
alio watche*. Jewelry, gun*. piatoli, and instrument* of
every description, for which the highest caah price will be
paid. Apply to R. WALLERS, 65 Division atrcet.
Money to loan, or advances made-in any
amonnt, on Jewelry, diamond*, piano*, merchandiie.
per tonal property, or aeenritv. Term* liberal, confidential
and iafe. Pacific Agency ana Loaa AMociation, over Paoifie
Bank, corner of Broadway and Grand street. Large lot of
champagne wine for *ale at a bargain.
Money.? cash advances made on dry goods.
?erar*, watche*, Jewelry, diamond*, merchandise, and
personal property generally, in sum* to (nit. Apply to R.
WOOD, 69 Fulton itreet, lecond floor, front room. Office
hour* from ? A. M. to 6 P. M.
Money at 289 Broadway.? cash advances
made on merchandise, Jewelry, allver ware, watchea,
diamonds, pianos, or any other property; also the above
bought for eaih. Business confidential. 1^9 Broadway, n p
stairs, from 9 to 8 o'clock. The highest prices paid in ca?h.
VIEW YORK METROPOLITAN HALL CO.? CAPITAL.
i.1 $800,000.? Notice la hereby given, that books and sub
scription to the capital stook of the New Vork Metropolitan
Hall Company will be opened on this 1st day of March,
with the person! and at the place* as follows:? Thomas
McElrath, Nassau Hank, Beekman street, corner Natsau:
K. H. I.udlow, 11 Wall street; Coleman A Stetson, Astor
House, Wm. llall A Son, 239 Broadway; Choster Driggs, (inl
Broadway; Walter E. Harding, to Wall street and fW3
Broadway: De Motte, Southerland A Nott, offices 41 Bible
House, Astor place, and 2XJ Broadway, cornor Parle place.
Shires |](0. Terms of subscription? 20 p. r cent on 2."?tl.
March, providing (200,000 of the capital stock be subscribed;
30 per cent on 2.'th April, and balance In instalment* of 10
rer rent each, ai shall be required for the prosecution of the
i-ulldln^, and on notice to stockholders of not less than
twenty days ? New York, Feb. 27, 1864.
El.FA7.EK PARMLY. President.
THOMAS McELRATH, T reasuror.
Moktimsr D* Motte, Secretary.
MATRIMONY.
A mm YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISUE3 A WirE. NOT
? over eighteen years cf ago. Addrew Cosmo, IK-ratd
office, stating when and where an interview may l>? had,
and where all particulars will be iilven. Nous exoept those
corresponding with tho age required noed answer.
Matrimony made easy, or how to win a
lover. ? Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly of L<vidon,
will send to any address, on receipt of one dollar, post paid.
Slain directions to enable laities and gentlemen to win the
?voted affection* of as many of the opposite sex as their
heart* may desire. The proceca I* so simple, but *o captivat
ing, that all may he married, irrespective of age, appear
ance, or position ; and last, though not least, it nan be arrang
ed with such ease and delicacy that doteotion I* impossible.
Address Professor Lawton, Boston, Mass. No letter* taken
from the Poet Office unless the postage i* paid.
Matrimonial office, w great jonks street,
corner of the Bowery. ? Those wishing to form .\nntrl
monial alliance will find it to their advauta^e by calling on,
or addressing, post paid, Mrs. Prewster, who has op?nod a
matrimonial register, wheroby any lady or gentlouiau mny
secure to themaelve* a partner for lifn without resorting to
the unpleasant alternative of advertising to ejpr s< lacir
wishes. Parties must send real nam*. rosldenas, bmi'i <
reference, circumstances, requisites. Ac., which will bo ox
"hanicrd. Everything concerning loiters or lntcr/i?ws
strictly confidential. Terms? Gents ladies nothing.
EXTRA PAY.
Extra pay"? all united statics navy sailors
I and marine* who served' In any United State* vessel in
the Patific. ketweeti ll4fl*nd IMS. or the wi low- and heirs
of such <nn promptly obtain their double pay and bounty
lands of EDWARD BISSEI.L, Agent, nn?i Hate) Purser
II. S. N, <?7 Wall street, kaseinuut. N. B.? Also, tcldb rs'
hoanty leads obtained a* above.
^ juiJii \Mrrj^aomom.
Auction.? public administra' ,T_,_ ... _ n
two tkoasand taikili mt planted ?? jy? ?.*
tb* uUU of Jobs Barton, <mhn4 /"*?*? *?'***"*.?*
northerly side of Bay, oaeha' f* jj?
The above oy*t ?r? will ba told ? ' ? . T
M,!Ti?.Ccih,U" ' ?"
M- J?* sesgy ' V.
AS-sS
Itniie itreet, Broeklyn, ^ ho*rding hoax fomtturs, eoaalstlng
of parlor furnilura, la Mir cloth, sofas, table*, mirror*. M
ft ends, bedding, wuhitndi, crockery, Ac; alio
V tchen furniture, ' sitfc which the sale will conniiM. De
poeits regard.
Auction v? otic b? large sale of crockbbt,
gljne.eb.inn. and faney ware, by W. W Shirley. ? J. 8.
BARTLKTV will sell at auction, at the sales room No. H2
Joba street, oa a credit over $100, oa Wednesday. (regular
?aladajr.) March 8, at" H) o'clock, worthy the notice of re
tafltn a*d groeeTi. Catalogue* ready and good* can be ex
?mined ?a Twesday.
Auction noticb.-handsome household fur
aiturv. Ac ? 3AMUEL OS?iOOD, auctioneer, will sell
at hi* store, No. 81 Nassau street, on Wednesday, March 8,
at 10W o'clock, a large and general assortment of handsome
household furniture, consisting in part of parlor and cham
ber wilt**, mahogany and other *ofa?, dressing bureau*,
mahogany and other bedatoad*. bookcases, ohaira, conches,
eouohbeda, crib bed*, etegere*, centro and dining table*,
piano *tool?, mirror*, oil painting*, engraving*, plated ware,
fancy good*, -Ac, and on* roiewood pianoforte, which will be
*old to cor?r expenae*. _____
Auction notici.-thos. bell, auctioneer
By "W. 8. Ingrahain. this day, at 10)4 o'clock, In the
*al? rooms No. 10 North William atreot, extensive and valu
able aale of the entire choice furniture of a family, com
prising the entire arrangement* of a first cla<* house. Par
ticular* too numerous to advertlee. Also, to commoaee, the
content* of a genteel barroom; picture*, oilcloth, dealt*,
A?., twenty bedsteads, bureaus. carpet*, Ac.
Auction sale.? the cellars connected with
the acveral public market* belonging to the city, and
sundry lota and buildings, will be leased on blda at pnblie
auction, on Tuesday, April 4, INK, at 12 o'clock, M., at the
City Hnll, for the term of Ave year* from the flrst day ef
May next. N. B. ? List* of the property to be leased, con
taining alao the terms and condition* of aale, may be ob
tained on application at the Comptroller'* OSes, No. 3 HaU
of Record*.
JACOB A. W ESTER VILT, Mayor,
F. R. TILLOU, Recorder,
A. C. FLAUO, Comptroller,
F. W. EDMONDS, Chamberlain,
WM. CHAUNCEY, Chr. F. Com. Bd. Aid.,
WM. B. VERMILYE, Ch. F. Com. Bd. Conn'a.,
Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
Finance Department, New York, Feb. 28, 18M.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
? Will be aold to morrow, Wednosday, March 8, at 10)f
o'clock, by catalogue, without reserve, the entiru contents
of the elegantly furnished brown stone house, near the cor
ner of Broadway and Forty-fifth street, comprising two
richly carved rosewood suits in latin brocatelle, elegant
rosewood marble top centro, pier, and fancy tables; rose
wood etegere* and corner cupboard*; roiewood, mahogany,
and walnut tete-a-tcte* ana lounge*; ea*y and reoeptlon
chair* in gold brocade; brocatelleand lacocartalu*;tapestry,
Brussels, three-ply aud Ingrain carpets; elegant oval ana
mantel mirrors; thirty fine oil , nlntlngs and engraving*, in
handiome frames; elegant vases and mantel ornament*; chi
na dinner set, 1(10 piccer; ilccorated china tea let*, roiewood
and mahogany French bedsteads, with palliasses and mat
tresses to fit: walnut cottage bedsteads; rosewood and ma
hogany marble top bureaus and washstands; gilt china toi
let seis; mahogany spring .'"eat chairs and rockers; elegant
French clock; extension dining table; siver plated oake bas
kets, castors, (.pooni, fork*, Ac.; ivory nntlory, crockory,
glassware. Ac. Broadway to Forty-ninth street it&gos pas*
the door. C. W. HOLMES, Auotioneer.
Ah. nicolay. auctioneer? a. h. nicolay a
? CO. will sell at auction on Wednesday and Thursday,
March Nth and 9th, at 11 o'olock, at the salesroom, lii'J Broad
way, splendid stock of fancy goods, diamond and othar Jew
elry. chronometer watche*, elegant silver plated ware of
beautifnl designs, papier mache goods,* handsome bronse*,
Parian ware, French and English dressing oaaci, Ao., re
moved from Maiden lane for convenience of disposal and
Beremptory lale to the highest bidder. Diamond Jewelry of
be most elegant and fashionable manufacture, Including
bracelet*, breastpin*, brooches, earring*, cluster and single
stono ring* and pin*, crone*. Also, a quantity of rarest
diamond*, <ome or them of large liae and fine quality. Also,
French and English watches and chronometers, by the most
eminent Parisian and Geneva maker* ; Tobias, Cooper,
Beaieley, Deur, Ao., in large and valuable variety. Also,
ruby, emerald and pearl rings, pins, brooohea, Ao. ; one ele
gant pearl brooch or great beauty, vest chains, guard do.,
fob do., chatelaines, vlnnaiegrcttes, sets of braoelct, pin and
earrings, eoral bracelet* and pin*, and an innumerable num
ber of small article* of jewelry. Splendid French brontes,
including time pieces. In ormoln and bronse, large single
equestrian groups, candelabra*, coups, card receivers, and a
large number of imall good*. Al*o, Parian groupe*, inclu
ding large flgurei and itatuettca, Venuse*, Cleopatra. Shaks
{earo, Milton, Apollo, Spring and Sumrnor, aud numerous
eautiful tpucimens of this admired decorative ware. Sil
ver plated ware, English and American, including tea and
coffee sets, waiters in rites, urns, castors, cake and card bas
kets, caodelabras, cornucopias, candlesticks, bread baskets,
flower holders, Ac.; a large quantity of silver plated Bruns
wick threaded and tipped forks aud rpoons. Also, papier
mache goods, of English and French manufacture, including
work boxes, dressing table*, fancy tables, chess do., work
do., uuartitte do , folios, card boxes, card receivers, A'.'.;
dretifng tan s, elegantly fitted, of every imaginable descrip
tion, porte moi.naies, fans, and a large quantity of knick
knacks. The diamond Jewelry aud two marble statues, the
Angel of Immortality and Grief, now on view, will be sold
cn Thursday, March Mb, at 12 o'clock. The whole to be
sold witbiut reserve, now on view.
A. H. NICOLAY,
EDWARD SINT2ENICH,
La to chief salesman of H. H. Locds A Co.
DESIRABLE is ROOK I, YN PROPERTY? FOR SALE
it auction, on Tuesday, Maroh 7, l*M, at the Merohauta'
Eichtop, New York, I j COI.E A CHILTON, the three story
dwelling house. with trick bmement and lot of ground,
known an 77 Vnnderl lit avenue, between Myrtle and Park
avevues. 1 he lot is ?3 feet wide front and rear )>y 83 feet deep.
Ibe house ia Z1 feet vide by Si feet deep, with a two atory ex
tcasloa 7 feet deep by 23 feet wide; contains twelve room*;
bai marble mantle*. "lidirg door*, ipeakia; tubes, Ac.; walla i
papered throughout; ia in complete order, and has been used
by the owner only; filled in with brick to tbo roof, and tin
roof, 1 uilt principally by day's work; courtyard in front, 1.1
feet; la in one of the bait neighborhoods In Brooklyn, and
within about on* mil* of alae ferries, and a block of three of
the new city railroad*. The adjoining lot has been need aa a
fardtn in connection with this property, and wonld be sold
ow to the purchaser if desired. The gts passes the door,
and wonld be introduced In the house by the present owner,
with fixtures, for $10UI. Part of the purchase money can ro- I
main on bond and mortgage for a term of years. Title indis
pi. table. Can he eeen between 10 A. M. and 5 P. M. Wonld
ri r.t for fS7fl. At private sate till 7th inst.,by 0. C. MOK
HAN. 221 Pearl street, W. Y.
Dan delion cherry bitters.-auction to pay
storage.? This day, at 12 o'clock, at 57 D.^y stroet, cor
ner of Greenwich, on account of whom it may eoncorn,
forty-fonr tares dandelion cbcrry bitters, two dosen in a
esse, to pay storage, having bevu left for fifteen months In
store No. ? West i trect.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER. Auctioneer.
I EXECUTOR'S SALE.? A SPLENDID FARM, FORMER
J ly tbe rcsidencc of Ramson Bnrtis, East Chester. si
tnated one mile and a half from Tnckakoe, and three miles
from the New RoeNlle depots, containing f4 acros of good
land. In a l.lgh state of cultivation, and well watered, on
wLicn there la a good house and all necessary out buildings,
three Rood orchards and fancy froit trees, and Is beautifully
situated, commanding a fine view of Long Island Sound. If
not told l y private rale before the 9th of March, It will than
I ? sold by auction at 12o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange,
Wall strtet, ly WM. II. IRANKLIN A SON. Also, at
rrlvate ssle, a small house and ten acres of first rate meadow
land, with fruit trees, in same locality. For further Informa- ,
tlon apply to Peter B. Dcvean, 74 Foraytb street; Seaman R.
Fowler, 2NI Grand street; James Wooding, 32V Hudson street, I
or to David J. Hurt!*, on tbe premises.
SEAMAN BP RTIS. Executor.
FCOLTON. AUCTIONEER.? MORTGAGE SALE OF
? rosewood and mahogany furniture, the stock of a !
dealer and manufacturer. ? This day, Tuesday, March 7, at '
10W o'clock, at the auction rooms. No. SO Bookman and No. |
99 Ann streets, a vary large and woll selected stock of rose
wood and mahogany cabinet furniture, all of which is en
! tirely new. It will comprise in part several suites of ;
rosewood parlor furniture Ift velvet and satin hroeatelle, |
1 rosewood etagere, rosewood oeatre. card and sofa tables;
j mahogany French bedsteads, bookcases, secretary, ward- I
robes, extension dining and tea tables, marble top dressing ,
bureaus, washstands, mahogany sofas and tcte-a-teta, black
walnut furniture ia suites, throe cottage bedroom suites, !
marble top washstands, tapestry, three-ply and other car
pets, thirty full yards of oilcloth, hair mattresaes, hat
stands, French plat* mirrora, together with ? lot of second
hand furniture. Also a large variety of goods not enumer
ated. N. B.? Sale will be peremptory, and goods must be
removed on tha day of sale and on the following day. Cata
logues ready early on Tuesday morning. Housekeepers and
others la want of furniture will And this a favorable oppor
tunity to purchas*.
CL. TUCKER. AUCTIONEER? BY BILLING A
? Tucker, office No. 43 Walker street. Puhli* sale of
elegant and costly household furniture, to morrow, March
Uh, at 10)^ o'clock. A. M., at house No. M Whiti street, a
few doors from Broadway, rich rosewood and mahogany
suites, in parlors, rosewood tublrs gilt mirror* and pictures,
Brussels, tapestry carpets, mantel ornaments, chamber
furniture, ia mahogany, with marble top bureaus, tallies,
wssbstands, Ac., mattresses, palliasturs, Ac. Beautiful
Brussels stair carpets, oilcloths. Kitchen and I a -omen t fur
r.itire in great variety Sale by catalogue, and positive.
H ^HARDWARE AI'CTION NOTICE.? J. E. VAN* ANT
WERP A SON will sell this Jay. at 10 o'clock, at '
169 Pes rl street, two hunifrt d pa.kagis and lots well as- I
lortcd bar Iware, cutlery and shelf goods. Catalogu** now
rea*;y. Terms four months |
Henry h lekds. a uction eer.-ryii h leedh
A t'O. ?Wednesday, March X, at IP1, o'clo?k, at th*
.alurooms, No. H Wall street:? Signor ?; B I'aadolflni's
nt great apring sal* of marbl* and alabaster itatnary. con
i-tirir of marble and alabaster ornament* uf all kiads;
..plemlidly carved Grecian, Roman, and Itrnrai vases, on
^edi -tals; card receivers, of th* most beautiful designs;
r.?rl lc fountains, birds and fish; agate caadlasticks. iewelrv
, ies. and boxae. Also, splendidly inlaid morale tables, and
aiitilully executed alabaster atatuettes. representing Ve
n?s at tbe Rath, tbe Darning Girl*, Cleopatra. Ac Silver
?!tMwift. ? An iavoira eoaiprining caetore, salt cellars,
i .nit stands, cake baskets, Ac , of the aewest aad miat
SlaatlM pa Hera#, Ala*, w alee* an hrtms, about aft*
, ('ten table, desaert. and teaspoeas aad fork*, tbe beet of
?vtrplate nr. Ol I ail silver. MM inferior to none ever be
'' re offered at auetioa in tbia market Purchasers wishing
fbi ir goods s?nt from th* ilty *an bat* them parked at s
very small oxpeaM by the original importer Tbe good*
nill be on exhibition the Hay I ?for* the ?ale. when the pub
lie arc re jn . tfullj invited to call a: d i xvuta* them
Henry u leeds auctioneer? ricii am dele
gant household furniture ri' b English carpet ? splei lid
rosewood suite* in silk I ro< jtell I r o. b (1st. ptaf rla**e<
sterling filter -noont, knives aad forha. t- .
ormolu gas cbaadelirrs. superb grand pianoforte, broeat-lls
*iiil f>i a alail?a *?ilal*f ?* wan I Leeds A c? will sell
St auction this day. at In1, e < loi k. at the large tbr-e d irj
brown stone dwelling house oorai r ef II ..ry ai 1 Pr?>d?r i
street*. South Brooklyn, by way of Hamilton ferry. r*nei*t
lug In the parlors of very rioCSaglish Hras>el? tip-try ,
carpets; cUr-ant i sr>ed rosewood salt vis. *efb, t?t? * t ile '
rrm and parlor chairs, covcrv d In blue and silver sflh brtea
tello; rofcwnrd ottomsrs and divans, covered In rrimsm 1
and maroon i ilk brocatell*; roecwooa centre ta'.lee, with
aad without marble tsMMmei <ar?i taMfifi inartott* '
do.: papier mache pearl inlaid tal lee, sap rf. . riu aad
roan. on windo-v curtains; very rich gilt e?rut< ?s and orna
r t nts; iplmdid French plate lier via so* with rich gilt
tablca and marble slabs; girandoles. S*.. three raarmie' I
ormolu fas chandeliers, with ricb paiated and enai??llrd
rlars, a rare anil cholcc pattern oae >up rb nai slias
forte, made I v llroadmood, of l.oudon. I en g a full grand
plnno, in pcrfect order, and a hr.t rate in trim nt. Mancts. ffitadid MMny bedsteads and wasbstaai*. cottMe
suites, window e urt.ilna, Ac. ; together with sot? ef china
and glass of the rarest and umet beentifwl p*tt rns
JOHN W SOMF.R I N 1>YK E. AUCTIONEER. STORE
No. 11 Spruce street. ? Coaatabl*'* aale of hnrsts oa
'I'uesilay, M arch 7, at Gould's stables, corner of Tweaty i
aeeond street snd Seventh avenue, at 12 o'clock, by virtoe
; of an eseoutlon, four valuable horse*, suitable for aay kiad
; o< ?' rk. JOHN \\ MOHKRINDYKE, Coastable
! TOIIN W SOMER1NDVKE. AUCTIONEER. STORE !??. '
si 11 vj'rnce street? Corstahla's sale of new f Walter* Oa
W eencsday, Mb li.it , at No. am llov cry, at I# *'*|oek by j
Virtue < f several osccutions, the balance of Mi* Mack oa
sitting tit Biarlje top nun I ccatro tat lea, do fr i *s,
n.al.r gi'i.y ccntre tables, do. frames, marble top asah .. .?y
btreacs, sofi.s, sofn fraa.es. oak bataaads. an I r
onk fen itnre, amhogaity rbslrs, do frames, I u
I' nrge I rda, i radlr?, tal les, untlnl-'hed work *oil material ,
piritf of Ir' catelie, four toes of tow hem ud ?art a ,
1?. JOHN W. bOMKlUN DTE*. Coastabla.
?ALII AT AUCTION.
PEREMPTORY BALI Of ELEGANT HOU8EH
furniture. carpet*, mirror*. oil painting*, pianof
Ac. ? Will be *old thU day. (Tueiday,) March 7, at
o'clock, ?11 the furniture la tbe hou*e No. MS Twenty
street sear Ei*hth avenue, conihtlng of elegant roae
?uite* of parlor furultnre, in (?olii brooade and latin h
tell*; rotewood, mar hi? top with mirror front
! back; row wood kokciie, of n?p?n#r workmmmhip;
wood piaa.forte. with ?oliaa attaehmeat, made bv Oil
Jk Co., and fully warranted; splendid I reach plate
*la**e* and oral mirror*; rich velvet, tape* try, threi
and Ingrain carpeta; elegant brocatelle and lace eurt
superior oil painting*; a gTeat variety of rich aad ele
raata aad fancy article*; carved roaewood, Barbie
centre, pier and fancy table*; roaewood and mahoi
French bedstead*; beat earled hair matreaae*. feather 1
quilt*, bUukctii; roaewood marble top bnrean* ana *
?tand*, gilt china toilet *at*. aztendoa dining tablet,
gant china dinner and tea aet*. silver plated ware, 1'
cutlery. crockery, glaaeware, Ac. The whole to be
wlthoat reierve. Catalogue* at the hou*e on the da
?ala. C. W. HOLMES, Auctione*
Peremptory sale or houses and lots]
Jersey City.? DAT ID SCOTT, Auctioneer. will sel
nul lie auction on Wednesday, March 8, IhM. at J o'cImL
11. , on the premise*, the following valuable property in 1
aey City:?!. Two of those very commodlon* house*. ia<<
built, situated on the northeast corner of Baaex and Or*"1
?trcct*, fronting on Eaaei street. within two minute* wal
the ferry. P*rt of the purchase money eaa remain on b
and mortgage. The above house* are (wo atory frame, l
I basement tilled in with brick. with a twelve-Inch rear \
of I rtok, I milt by day'a work, aad flalahed with all
modern improvement* of the day, tU.: marble maatela,
ventilating tube*, together with Hyatt'* patent lllamina'
tile* in the roof. t. The houie and lot Mo. S4 E*aaz atr
opposite tbe Thatched Cottage Garden; hoaae 2ft by 42 f
two story, I axnt nt and attic, and contain* levonteen too
Possession on the lit day of Mar. or before that time If .
?ired. Two-thirda of the purchase money eaa remain
bond and mortgage. A The two howae* aad lot* la Ei ?
?treet, near the corner of Waahinxtoa *tr*et; lot 2ft '?y
feet; rents for $360 per annum; $1 200 oan remaia on t><
and mortgage for a term of year* at **vea per eent. 4. *
two vacant let*. 23 by lw) feet each, moated In Sojl
Seventh i treet, between Jersey avenue aad Cole* str?r.]
north side, 100 feet enst of Cole* street. Term* thirty ,
cent. For further particular* ia<|?lre at HmM'i Real Est
Exehaage, Montgomery street. Jeriey City.
SIMEON DRAPER. AUCTION EER-BY SIMEON Df
PER, oflice 46 Pine street, ooroer of William? On T?
" day. March 7, at 12)? o'clook, at tbe Merchant*' lichen
917,000 first mortgage 7 per cent convertible bonds of the <
lumbua, Piqua ana Indiana Railroad Co., interest Jau
and July 1st, in New York, 91, WW each; 3U0 aharc* uf Biff
aad New York City Railroad stock, 9lU0eacb: 9l.00Uineu
bond* of Junction Railroad Company of Ohio, convert
Into Cleveland and Toledo R*ilr>.td stock, interest Jn
and Deoembtr, In New York. 9>'<*1 each. 18 share* of Peoid
S'ro CP-jJ80 c?chi ? 'lo Tt'"1 Avenue Railro
' o? "V? W.000 7 per eent bonds of th* Mlcbiir
S2X , rn """'oad, 1st mort?a*r. on Jackson Branch. A
IMS, interest coupon* due February 1st and August 1st,
New York, f 1,000 each.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER. AUCTIONEER ? STORE j
Dey street, corner Greenwich ? Ink, botanic nudiclu.
Ac ? Thl? day, at 10^ o clock, as above, an assortment
obacco, legars, liquor*. groceries. ink. paper, penll* sp.
L iotton, pin*, Ac., together with a variety of other ami
ware*. Also, at 12 o'clock, forty four case* of botanic m- ?
I Inei, two doien in a caae, to pay storage To bo add wit
i ut reserve.
W8. MELLOR. AUCTIONEER.? TRADE SALE C
? furniture, pianoforte*, mirror*. Ac ? This day. .
10k o'clock, ut 442 Broadway, GUNDY, UOUGUTON
MELLOR will sell a* above, consisting of a large aad apie
did assortment of first class cabinet Furniture, pitnoforte
mirror*, Ac., finished in the most faabloaable style* at
warranted of the very bait mate rial*, aaoh as are rare!
offered at auction, and constat in part a* follow*. ? Pari
furniture ? Richly carvcd rosewood parlor furaitare en suit
covered In brocade, satin, brocatelle and plnah of the riehei
style*; carvcd rosewood ctegercs, with mirror fronts, ladle
cabinets, rosewood and mahogany *ofa*, tete a tete*, d
van* and ottoiunn*; marble top centre, pier, sldo aad fan.
tabic*; easy, voltaire and ladle*' parlor chair*; euuebe:
pier und mantel glasao*, Ac. Dining room, library and ha
furniture ? Rosewood, mahogany and oak extenaion tablei
sideboards, dining room chairs, covcred In morocco ant
Elusb; library and secretary bookcaiei, splendidly carve
all itand*, with mirror* and marble (lab*; hall chair*, ha
rack*, Ac. Chamber furniture ? Carved roaewood, maht
gany, oak and walnnt bedstead*; marble top dreaslng bu
reaua, washstand* and commode*; painted and caamellei
chamber suites, armour glass**, rotewood wardrobe*, wltl
mirror door*; mahogany do.; rush, willow and upholaterec
seat cottage chair*; ea*y and rocking da.; conche*, togethe
with a good aiaortment of plain manogany aad walnnt far
nitnre, hair mattre**ee, palliate*, Ac. Alio, several rose
wood *iz and three quarter* and icven octave pianoforte*;
of good tone and finish, tome of which are very ooitly and,
fully warranted. Al?o, an Invoice of Bohemlrn glass toilet
*et*, cut glassware, bliqnette figure*, pearl Inlaid table*, Ac.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Albert cook a co., manufacturers and im.
porters of optical, mathematical and surveying Instru
ments, No. 10 John street, New York.
BMUILDING MATERIALS. ? THOSE WHO CONTEM. I
pinto bnildiug will do well t? eall *t our Iron worki an tig
examine our stock of window, lintel and *111 pattern, Ae.,]
Ac. We are prepared to execute orders from fourteen dlf- {
ferent patterns of window lintela, elaborately finished, and
varying in ityle, at a cost of about one -third the price o<
brown atone cut in tame manner. Speoimeas of our lintela '
and (illK muy ulao bo ieen in the following building*: ? NtK
York? Mr. W. B. Aitor'* building, 107 Greenwich atreet, Mr.
Peter Cooper'a building, Lexington avenue and Tweaty
aeeond atrcet; Groceri' llank liuilding, Collage plaee aad
Barclay street; Meura. Gold's building. Twenty fifth atreet
and fourth avenue; Mr. I. Platte building, 72 Murray and
169 Greenwich rtreet; Mr. O. lliunt'a building, M Murray
and 52 Leonard street; Mr. J. Bourman'i building, 123 Cham -
1 era cireet; llcssra J. A J. W. Meek*' building, 24, 26 and
2H VesSy street; New York City Flour Mills, corner or Broom*
*nd Lewi* street!; Mr. G. Bridge's white marble front build
ing, 16 l)ey atroet; Mr. R. L. Steven*' eighteen building*,
corner of River and Fourth atrects, llobokon; Odd Fellowa'
Hall building, Waakington atrect, I etween Fourth and Fifth
atreeta; Mcstrs. Kcinps buildiug. tlie Odeon, South Fourtix
and Fifth atreeta, W illlainsbur^ ; ten building* on Thirty
fifth atreet, between Eighth an, I Ninth avenuoe; four build
inga on Forty fourth street, 1 ctwn n Sixth and Seventh ave
nue*: five I uildlngs on Thirty -second itreet, between Niu tit
and Tenth avenuea; alio Corinthian and Ionic capitals,
squares and round eolumn*. lintel* and eornlce*, vault aid
truss girder*, wlndlaa* purchase*, ballaat porta, Ac., Jte. J.
L.JACKSON, BRO. A CO.. Iron Work*, M.S7.W, 61, (Want
66 Goerck street, near Delaucy, new York.
CHARCOAL? THE UNDERSIGNED HAS CONSTANT
ly on hand a full supply ol prepared charcoal, for ret ll
fyiug aud other purposes. A. SCHILLING,
No. 15B Third street, between avenues A and !!.
Deafness.? dr. heath, aurist and oculist,
devotes especial attention to d"%fnes* and all diseat I
of the ear and eye. Office, 40 Howard itreet, first door eas*.
of Broadway. Hours, 10 to 2. Deaf person* can now t ?
Dr. Heath's newly-invented auricle lor the relief of deaf
ness.
For k% cents you can purchase a trans
parent strengthening planter spread en Canton flaonel.
It Is pliable, elaatio, adhesive, and prompt in relieving pain.
It ean be worn on the Joint ? is particularly adapted to
pain in the joiiits, weak lungs, Ac. Physician* of the nighesb
repute recommend them. Dt. R. B. NEWMAN, Proprietor,
3U3 Hudson street. New York, and for tale by drugglata ge
nerally.
FLOUR!? FLOUR!? SIXTY BAGS FRESH GROUND
extra Southern wheat flour, anitable for baker* sad
grocers, for sale cheap, to close a consignment, by PHILIP
CORELL A CO.. 2b0 Pearl stroet.
GAS FIXTURES. CHANDELIERS. SOLAR LAMPS,
girandoles, candelabra*, vases, hronsei, Ac.; alio, diver
flated on all ata tea *eta, SS-'i; coffee urns, SIS; caitors 90
ofc*); baskets; table forka. 97; spoons, 93 to $S per doien.
ASHER MORGAN, 1A2 William itreet, between Fulton and
Ann, opposite the church.
Land surveying and drafting.? all land
surveys and topographical drawings executed witla
neatness, accuracy and despatch, by Messrs. DE PUUA
A VAN ZANDT, office 321 East Twelfth stroet.
New and foreign plants-imported dirict
from France. ? M. BELLET, gardener, florist, and
nurseryman, at Montreull. near Paris, and Member of tl.e
National Societies of France, Helium, and Algeria, be*a
leave to inform the public thst be tiaa arrived is thl* eltr
with a splendid collection of fruit and flower trees, of tha
rarest choice ever discovered by the Horticultural Society.
Catalogues can be seen at the itoro, 300 Broadway. Also, a
large collection of flower and garden seed*.
Replatino of old ware, equal to new. and
warranted. All metal article* plated aad gilded. Or
der* left at the laboratory, 212 Centra itreet, near Graad, or
at the office, No. t, at 10 Joha itreet, np stairs, will be at
tend adto.
SPECTACLES, GOOD AND CHEAP, ACCURATELY
adjusted to vision, aad exchanged free, if aot satisfac
tory, bv Professor FRANKS, Optician by diploma to the Now
York Eye Hospital, and spectacle maker to the Eye laflrm
ary. No. 2 Park row. City Hall square, oppoalte the Astoc
House, aat' at S2 Bowery.
SHOW CASES ? HOFFMAN A FERESH'8 SHOW CASB
wsreroom. No. KJ Bowery, near Walker atroet. Cases
made in everv style ? silver plated, braes, rosewood, ma
hogany, Ac. N. B. ? Old casta taken in exchange.
THE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and iron raimngi
Company? Put up exclusively, in every style aad of all
patterns, Crowell's celebrated caat iron railing, withoat
rivets, warranted to be more atannch, durable, and economi
cal, than any other. Every kind of castings, light or heavy,
aad all iron work for bnildings, dona at the foundry acd .
shops, at the loweat price*. Brackets, door and window
sasrds, and every other article in the smith, railing, i,C
Foundry line, promptly furnished. Specimen! in sections,
Ac., at their wartrootns. Nos. T'> and ?1 Daane street, a few
doors eaat of Broadway. Foundry, foot of Forty sixth etreet,
North river.
Wl SEE THERE HAS REEN A BIO FIRE AT -
Petersburg, Virginia, in which oae of HERRING S
safes withstood a siege of flame lor many honrs, and whea
dug out of its bed of Are, with its knob melted off, was found
true to Its trust. Even the iaside paint was not bllst. red,
aad $40, jNO la bills, specie, Ac., ware taken from it i drawers
aaseorebed Messrs. Morrison A M arable, of Petersburg, ia
whose store the (re occurred, certify to the fact In a latter
to Mr Herring, aad the press of that eity also refer to It la
terms highly complimentary to that geatlcman The ear*
was oae of HorrlBg'e[" champions," which, ia every Are ?
where tbelr qualities have beea totted, seem to have bora*
away the "belt" from all competitors.
IlKHTIlKTIOHi.
|CA OAI.NRI' FOR fr> -ALL ATTEND? BRISTOW'E
fit)" n?rl< ailed writing pari >ri. JilS Broadway.? Mr. B.
I? lest tearber of penmanship Ladies of all age* ara
taught a fine leantlful style; gentlemen a free, quick, bual
>.s. band for 9>'> The cltisens of New York, Brooklyn,
tt internet ur* and Jersey are in\ltod to eall. Private ia
strettloa
? C-AII, ATTEND ?IIRl*TOW S UNRIVALLED
U wrttler parl-.rs, 2?3 Rr..?.l??y. Mr. B. Is the bee#
teti ber of p- i.n aasbtp Ladle s of all ages are taught a fine,
bsesilfil style, gentlemen, a free, quick, haaiaees bean, foe
S. ThesitlfeoKof hew Tork. ilrooklya, Williamsburg aud
rsey are Insited to eall. Private lustraetlon.
TIOOEKF.F.I'INQ, Ae-NF.tV .W,U' .
I) received thl. week, upon U.Tu i
tuition in 1 ^ i ? RINVIIiLI i
reetra ?? IlroadwaV A-parate instruction given to each
end a thorough knowledge imparted to all. Open day and
evening. _______ ___ .
ADAME harrier HA" RE OPENBD nER CLASS
for the twstr notion of the Ir-nch language, especially
adartcd to fa< llltete f onvvr-stl' n, in connexion with a pur*
I'eri.toa prennociaMea. !?? tb aequlremeat ef a ?om?t
ditimWl Can be aeen from . to. 1 and from 7 to 9 P.M.,
at Me. I Amity itreet, aear llroadaay.
The MPANisn r keni n and English la*
geages tangbt bj Mrs V P., No. 9 Laurens It root.
1 ? rsaa moderate __________
THE FRfNcH AND OKKMtN LAMOUAGES, AS
vanl< ' f> r . o - aess and eoer. r??tloa, maj tio t'loroughijf
loernerf In pnvate iaaiaaa, i j ladies sad gentlemen after a
most sneeesrfnl methi b> app' > In j at M Broadway, asa
?rooms it rot, t? E 1 F.I.LEKl Kti
\fero. and urmsnxTAL nrwwcrwf^-4
!?? ) #f r ? eb r>|eri?nee in leaehlng. siaghix asd mi
sir oa II e | as. s o. Is deadrows of iw.iiag with a few mors pe
lt 1? to l k e ttiee# It tbe at ove < Ither at her own rootJsooa
orttherelse lmt if tsler ar- una Call oa or addrcia
in. MOaeg, lit 9aiUvsn stnet.

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