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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DVY.
^ waxts. .
CONTINUED fRoM FIFTH PAGE.
WA N "1 K 1>? A TIDY YOUNG G I K I,. AS i II \ M It B :
mai>l and children a nurse: ono who hn no objerti in
trawl. Good references required, Inquire ?t 113 Hil
Uaui street, op i lairs.
TIT ANTED? A SITUATION AS C'U AMBERM A 1 1> AN D
TT plain s.<?er in a priiate family. Beat ol reforonoe.
Call at 163 Carroll strict, Brooklyn. _
WANTED? BV A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, THE
waabinir of a tew respectable ieritleuien or ladies, or
from a store laful.y capable of .tore work, clear starching,
b'rench tluting, and I'aiiau plaiting. Sue is acknowledged
l? be one lit tin.* l i t. and can . ive t lie bent of city referent e
aa to capai ilit> autl character. l'lc..ae address a note, or
Mil. for Mrs U O. B , l~o Seventeenth alreet, front room,
third floor, two doors ir. iu first avenue.
Wanted? a situation, nv a respectable
young w i'iuan, to do chamber work and plain sewing,
or to assist Tu the care ot children. Beat of city reference.
Appy at No. Seventh avenue, between Eleveuih and
Twelfth streets, for two days.
TVTA^TK0? A girl, as chambermaid, and to
TT take care of an infant. Must !jo ft uio?, tidy girl. and
?ot atraid oi work: wolt recommended troinber last place.
Such a one may apply at -ii- li . nry street, South Brooklyn,
on Thursday. April ti.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE SWEDISH GIRL,
a kituation an lady a tnaid or suatustresa. Apply ut
a 1 ifth avenue.
WANTED? A SITUATION, 1JV A RESPECTABLE
young woman. Urotc taut, to ilu the houscti u'k in a
?trail fatuiy, ? r to taki care ot children. Can be seen all
tLia week at II.'. La ' : Uu utii street, up stairs.
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOU NO WOMAN,
a i itualieu, e uamlermaid and to a isl in too v. ia!?
b( and ironing, or to do general uousswi r. in a amall pri
vato family. Ii t eity reference. 'an be seen untn ou
gatrcd. at ttie book ato.-o lilU iweuty tuttt ttr??t. near Ninth
avenue.
TITAN ED? a situation, by a respectable
TT y?uii? ?omat . in a small private family, to d ? general
hit ttw ork . iJ a urn rat r and i. i.cr. IJest e ity ref
erence. AtiO at No. i -:*tu t. COB tie aeen lor two u?y?.
\A ' ?A ITUAIIOV BY % RESPE l ABLE
Yf , rl to uo the general housework o< a sun.l prt .?te
i. :? or t i do e uni en rk and P '1 i wn.it ore'ia.n
ti.\..'..k ai tak ear. ... w.ilui-ci. '? uJ city r.- r nee.
1 eal or nd. i a, at 7.> iiisi .'-in teenth atreot, near
hi t'< avenue, in t*.e rear, tan be seen tor in o daya if not
II AN t 1 D ? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
lV y i eoinan ? ?oolt, w .isher and iron r. Unijr
at . a I'.. ..ii aim in in nil kinut of paltry. Hastueboit
it e r uu i- i.i l.i r last place. 1'lmise call at .57 Soveuth
? in ? riii Iwelity aiAtli and V we n t v-sc veut ll Hti co t J
TKf ANTED? A WET NURSE. APPLY TO Mil. J.
Vf l.i ns rg, Ci rtier of Bowery and Hester street. En
ti <. in Hester *trett, up . all .
11/ AN TED? BY A KEM'EC 1 A i;LE YOU NO til HI. A
TT situation an elia*beri;i id , i to t^ke carj ?f children,
c* to do plain acwiujs. tlood city reference oan lie dven.
Plo.i.e call nt No. I. J Twenty ! irth street, betwean
Beconu and Third avenues, I u. e.. iitoro, for two d:'.ya.
\\f ANTr.D ? A S1TI \TION', flY A YOUNG WOMAN,
TT witu ; rit clas eity r ? venue, to do | Uin oookrij; m
? private fanHv ; i? a i r. t rite wather and Ironer Cm be
?eenior two, daya at N o. 6 Second avenue, ta the rear, first
flof.r froat room.
WAMMJ-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
TT Frote iant ; r 1 , !\ < I ainl erinsid ai d plnin sewer.
crHsmr.-i n? t ? ? ? i ? i . ? i : i sewing. It is no objeeiion to go
a (t.ort eistanc" in i. o conutry. Can oome well recoia
mended from ! ? r 1 .-t place or i t rclcrenco. canl.ejceu
for two e.'iv ii ut llv.ut 'i str ut.
V\r ANTED ? A MTU A ION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
TT tu i.o ehtnl ?m "i , or to aii-lit in washing anil iron
lag' or to lie homework i-i n f-innll fuuiily. Has uo ob.ieetion
to go t It- H;, n, , i i .- . ;? an ' in t'io country. Ti e
tcsviityref lenee^iieu. i'l u e eall at llti Sulljlk street,
between l ilai c y ami Kivln ? t ? ? ti treuta.
nrANTEl) ? SITUATION 8, 11Y TWO RESPECTABLE
ff NU( wotnen? oue an cook, aud to a."?i.it iu the wash
ing mu ironin ;, ami tin- otn r to do ehauiberwork aud ae,i t
in the wntbiig und ir ning. or u; laundress iu a atnall fa
mily. llcat ol city vetereueo. Apply at 67 Croaby atreot,
Ictwct n i'rinee aud Spring ttrects.
WANTED? BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
in a mpucta'ole family, aa chatul ermaid and Beam
?tren or waiter: one * lio understand* her business well.
Can five ti e 1 ut of city references Please call at ill) First
avenue, corner of Twentieth street, second floor, front room.
Can be seen for two days.
UTANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
TT English woman, us cook in a hotel, restaurant or I
lioarding In t:se. who understands cookim: in all its branches. !
1 he i.est ol eity reference oan be given, if required, i
Can be seen for two days I'leasecall at .'sHi Houston street, 1
between Mott and Elizabeth streets, variety store. |
TXT ANTED? BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO
V > men, one an cook ; aho is a tirst rate washer and ironor;
tLc i tlu r a ? i. nr.- 1 ii. i > : in - t r s- . ? hamboriuaiil nr to wait
on a She lias first rate city references, an J can lie socu
(or t? o days, at 41- Tenth bti cut. first floor, back room.
?\I'A.\Tl I'-- A SITl ATI(>\. TO COOK, WASH AND
ft iron, b|l i-tcady, aober young woman; iii a koo J plain
reek a. so a good v>ashcr and irouer. Ilaa the beat of ro
iertnce. l'luaae call at 'Si l'riuce street, Lrst floor.
W'AMH'-I.V A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
TT young woman a Mtuation to do general housework iu
? small private family. The best of city reference given if
required. i'leaso call at 1J^> We?t Twenty seventh (trout.
Wanted? by an English protestant woman.
a situation as chambermaid ami waiter, lias good
rt.ennee l uu lie scon for two day? at 77 Moadow street,
back basement, lloboken.
"|I7"ANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU
?? i n ? !*!.?? thoroughly understauda her husi
noae, nt.d i efcrs ? ith confidence to a family with who n ithe
livid nix ye.irj. t un be uui in the rear I uilulug, 3J1 VV. J
ley place, (front roeio,) near BlcccLtr street.
'nr anted ? by a respectable young woman,
m of1.eut<i- aildri - i.od o< d lial it*. a situation to take
tare hi i '? ildi i . is :. very good plain acwer. Can lie well r
comuicutiid iri u iicr last place, as being a trustworthy,
ateail> |||'IM.|1. and ntti I t n e in her Work. Pleaie call at
No h I' ii ion coui t, Luivcreity place, for two days.
ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
you us woman, a chambermaid and waitor. Hostility
rer.ee. Apply at ^.11 Bow, ry. Can he seen for two days.
TV
young woman, a- ct ok. washer, and irouer. lle.-it city
( all at ill U ii ry. Can t c seen for two day - Q|
"nr ANTED? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
reior
TX^ANT ED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
Tl young girl, aa chumcormaid and waiter, or would as
ailt in the ?n t.in - auil ironing aud do plaiu sewing in a pri
vate lau.ily. lias iio objection to go in the country. Good
reien neea. I an be seen lor two days, at In? Spring street,
Drat floor, front room.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT \BLE
young woman. ?? chambermaid and waiter, or to in
?1st in the washing and ironing. The best of city reference
van be given as to character and capability if required.
P.sa-t call at 1S2 West Scv entecuth street, near Seventh
avenue, for two dajrs.
WANTED-A SITUATION. BV A RESPECTABLE
girl, iu a private family, to cook, and aasi-t in washing
nnd irm iiu. w. uld have no >bjeetion to go a short distance
in the country, to attend to a dairy, t an ho seen f ir two
daja, if noteugaied. at 4 Mutt street, in the rear. Good
reference ean he ptl n.
WANTFD-A SITUATION". BV A HHFSCTABL1
Pri'te-taiit young woman, at first rute cook; would
l.ave no objection t > assist in the washing and ironing if re
quired. Please call at 170 Twity-aeoond street, between
tirst and Second avenues, iceond floor, back room.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A LITTLE GIRL,
twelve years of a*e. as waiter, his a good knowledge
Of tbo business; is Mnart. clean and tidy Good reference
given. Apply at the corner of Court and Pacific street*,
No. 59, Brooklyn, between 10 and 1* o'clock, for two days.
r AN TED ? BY A COMPETENT GIRL. A SITUATION
as chambermaid, and to do tine washing and ironing,
or to assist iu the washing and ironing of a first class faml
ly. Can come thoroughly recoiumouded Plcaso apply at
?30 Mulberry street, bet w ecu Prince aud Spring streets, for
two days, tirst floor, front room.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
young girl, to do the general housework of a small
family, or at chambermaid and seamstress. Can be seen
for two days, at 44 East Broadway. Best of reference given.
WANTED - A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
young woman, as nurse, in a respectahle private fatni
ly; she has alw ays 1 ten accustomed to take care of children;
-Would assist in light chamberwork if required. Best of city
rtfereneo. Apply at 20 Twelfth street, between Fifth and
fcixth avenues, t an be atup for two days. '
WJ
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA
tion as chambermaid, or to assist in washing and iron
ing. or to do the housework of a small private family. Good
city iet< renc given. Aj ply at 77 M est Eighteenth
ltoiwetb Sixth aud Sleuth avenui'S.
II/" ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A HIGHLY RESPECT
f I able woman, as cook, she has lived in the boat fa
vi iei in the eity. and throughly r.nderatsnda her I uiiness
lnaintllraoel.es. None but afrlvate family need apply
A Vre-- 1 l.'i Fourth street, between Amos and Charles >u.
"11/ ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A VOUNO WOMAN
It in a resectable private family, aa chambermaid and
to do line washing and ir ning. Can give the b at o oity
reftrence Can be fc< n for one d:;y at Seventh avenue,
between Twenty -fourth and Twenty-fifth atreeti, third U >or,
front retitn.
YY* A NT El I? A Sill \TION. BY A RESPECTABLE
VI vorn ws.man, s a- . rmai I, and ha* no i>: Jee tion
to asnst in tl* wa ing and ironing The beat of city re
ftre- c Apply at i.'.'. I i venue, between Thirteenth and
> i rt< entl. str eta, lor ts o days.
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTAB 1
young woman to d< plain evoking, washing and iroi.
lng, in a private family. Tt e best of city reference Plosse
?all at i!'4 Jay street. Brooklyn, t an be s?< n for t w" iU> J
TETANTf D? A -ITI \tion B1 \ TOORa \MT.itI
TT can widow la<!y. aa huasekeeper; eh* perfectly uu lur
?tanla the manarcnii nt of domestic aflalr-. s 1 ir ??mn
fci r kind and fond of children, would have iim.uje tionati>
take il.ar.e oi an inlant, or forewoman in a Ires-ma in :
or i.ny other/esp. tatle establishment; she bus ba I expe
ri? nee in bcOi. Can give the be?t of reference as t m. aid
and caialili y I'll use address Mrs. M A 1 r, t
Of. e.untillnday evening, after ti.it to 7-1 E. rry street,
Newell N J wftrenn interview can be ha I. All com
nir i ll atii us must be paid, cone but rcapcctable porsoni
nicil ii| ply
TV* ANT EH? A GOOD, STEADY GERMAN, SWISS OR
Tf cl.rid irl to do the general housework of a fauu
ly of tbri ' pe.ious must t e a good plain cook, wa ieraud
iri iicr. to ai b, goi.4 wa;es am! a p-rmanent situati n is
oil Jill. A I P \ at I:, it est Tw lit/ 111 1. 1 street.
\1' ANT LI)? A HI I ATI (IN, II V t T IIU ROU II LY < <>M
fT peti i t rl, i.ri't or ? .nil ? i, ,t a privat i la
H;ily ; vneii > p.ionable city ri lerenoe iven. Can he seen
at So. 117 F eurth si ei ue, s< ond floor. I?ack room.
IUAMUI-A s ITI A T I ON BT A TIDV YOl'Sfl GIRL.
tt r.a ehambermald and natter, or s? i liam -er-u i.i nd
ncri-e ia willing to nake herself n e , II. lie,. -ir
y-ir iii L?r laat place. Moat oi city ret r .ic- ;(veii. p] ..,
tail at;- tirnyth etrcct, uear (>riud. ia the roar, s. ?J
eairanto, ruoui No. 0, for two day a,
WANTED? SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPEC I ATII .
tt ?l? g w, ii, eu, one as good Co ik, wa in r M I Ir nor:
tie other aa chant > rmaid aud oaitar. or te taky c^re oi
eLildrcn Co d el'j refertne a. Ca:i he seen for two d iys.
if ri t cut a: ? <). at 147 sei euth avenue, between Twentieth
Uu Tuenty brst streets.
WANTED- mtAT'ONH BYJtV'O RESPE'TA'tLF,
t T j, I ng women om as ehambcilia.d and sea a-lreis, or
Bnrs? . ti t oth. r i- v.-ait r. ho nnder t vnd her h i
i'un 1 f aceu at fcaat Twenty t?aond atr. jt, toelr r.v out. I
?ituatieo.
WANTS.
TIT ANTED? BY A RESPECTAB..E YOUNG WOMAN,
T T a lituatio a in a (mall private family. (o do liou-ework,
or a. ehaml ermaid and seamstress. Please call at 4J
UrMufitb street.
WU! ED-A SITUATION, BY A TOl'Nn MAS. AS
M entry elerk. ?r aa-i.tant boiikkfr'pi'r; ho 1. a good pen
man, and >tniek at figures. Good city reference ?iven Sala
ry nut vo Biuch an object ai a uermauuut nituatiun. Address
R S., llerald oUice.
"WTANT1D? BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
TT aa plain cook or t<> do peneral housework; is a irood
vasher and ironer. and first r?t? baiter of bread. The best
nf referen< e can be fiven Please call at "M- Sixth avenue,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, tor M. R., third
floor, back room. Cau be seeu fur two days.
"TIT" ANTED ? BY A RESPECTABLE YOl'NG WOMAN,
TT a litualion as tirnt rati laundress and ehainbermai 1, in
a privntc fsmili . ?< uld be willing tu do tlie general liouso
work of a small family; h:m no objection to go a s'jort dis
tance in tlir country. Can furnish the best of city refer
ence. Apply at 214 Went Sixteenth street, between Eighth
and Ninth aveuues.
WANTED? BY A YOUNG I'ROTESTANT t.SOMSII
woniau. of cheerful difprnition ami good education, a
| situation a? housekeeper or lady's maid, or to travel. Please
i arfdre?? E D., New Brighton Post OUice, Statcn Inland, or
apply at 101 Franklin street,
| Tir ANTED ? A SITUATION, AS FIRST CLASS TOOK.
TT in a private family, by a respectable young womuu: is
capable of doing Mi(\ tiling she undertakes; is a Rood laua
dress; bus no cl jcctiou to go a little distance intheonan
try. ( an be seen for two days, at 157 I'irst avenue, three
doors from Tenth Struct.
TITAN TED? A SITUATION. BY A IUtSPBCTARLE
TT young woman. I ei ntul'cr* ork st.J waiting, in a
private family, l'ltus. tail ut -4-4-1 FturUi aveuuo, third
tli or. front room.
TIT A N TED? A SITUATION, BY A lUSPECTAHLE
TT Scotch win n, as e " ?, w.. ,! >? r and iron -. Call be
ieeu at bir present place, 1- li e. ' Twenty s. cund street.
TTTANTED? SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE
T I yoni'K ivi ui< a, one u. ? t rate eoo.-\ ana vvouM ! o tiil
lirg to ne.-ift with tl.c vwulin- and ironing; the other a*
1 1 uil < i maid and t nc m \ i , i r tu tuite cftiv of c hi I . j ren and
do few in/. J' si ol e tjr '? riini- in n a to c iar et.ir .imt
cnpalilit.v. Please rail at I'ol S vtntii avenue, near Ttveu
t) eoienUi strict, fourth Uoor, for two days.
TVrANTED? A COOK, WASHER AND IRONEP; ALSO,
it a w siicr girl, wl ?c?n v? Ii and iron. None but those
li:iiytot 1 1 lent, and Iiumu the bod of 'references, need ap
ply. ? 11 lit li' i? e.-t 'i'wi nty-tbird street, between Eighth
and Niuth aviM.es.
TIT A N TED ? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
TT v*' man; is a lirst rote c ok. good baker, washer and
ii' hi r . i- ,i iliii g to matt 1 . r . ? 11 cenorally n et'ul. and has
H(< ? i ti.iii to go a short iliftanee in thecountry. It 'St of
city ruerenee tiven. Apply ut 70 IlauiersKy street, be
tvecn II i lisou ii nd Vnriek.
VT ANTED ? A SITUATION, BY \ RESPECTABLE
t Protestant rirl, to ii<> ohunberwork ssd a.-si-t with
i . i . i 1 1 _ i.i, d ir . i ii or tl.e L* u oW'oi'k ol a sini.ll private
f. t ' ! I est of city refer nee.ien Can he seen for two
t cp ? il. all,! K ,?t Twenty fourth street, be
tween 1'lr t and t jeond avenues, tir t lWr.
T\'A-.Ti:i?- A SITUATION BY A RERPECTA Ill.r
T ? Protestant girl; is a good cook, and a fir t rate
' wucliet ?nd ironer. No objections to ro a rtiort distanco in
the connfry. Good city references. Can bo seen for two
days at 83 '1 bM avenue, between Twenty sixth and Twenty
teviiilh streets.
TTT AN TED ? A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GERMAN
T T j: * rl aa seat trees in u Iniliih or American fiu&lly,
( all MaU Woo-ter htrcet.
TTTANTEt'? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
TT a situation as nurse and scamstroes Call'at No. 43
Oliver tlreet, room No. 2U.
TITANTED? AT RAVEVSWOOD, LONG ISLAND,
V t five milis from the city, two tidy, roppeotal lo Pro
? m t Htm ...1. i A i m oook,
' wafb. niid iron well, and the other as nnr^o and seamstrots.
at i. ; J ' ron t street, thin vlay, between 1 and 5 o'clock.
K( ne need apply but tboHC vho ean be well reeumiueuded
i for lio&e^ty and capability.
I TTTANTBD ? A SITUATION. BY A BB8PBCTABLX
f \ yotiTtg woman, an cook; is capable of takun the wholo
I char go of a pn\ato boadin^: lumse. The best of city reference.
Pl( ase i j-ii i"! two days ut ?>! Marion street.
TX r A N TE D ? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
f? young woman, as plain oook, washer and ironer. Beet
of i it > ? r e< uhtry reference. Apply at 160 Twenty-flfth ?t.
TITANTID? BY A M8P1CTABU 70UNQ WOMAN,
t f a situation to do general housework, in a small private
family. Be?t of city reterenco from her last place. Apply
at 24 'J Broome street.
TirAKTED? BY A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG WOMAN, A
TT situation as ohamhermaid, and assist in the washing
and ironing, or to do plain sewing, or as cook, washer and
ironer; is a pood plain ceametresB and fine laundress; per
fectly underst ands her bubiue: s; has no objection to go a
sbort distance in the country or travel with a lady. Please
call at 60 Eut Broadway.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
girl, ns good plain cook; Is a good washer and ironcr;
| would lte ? illing to go an lanndress in a small private family.
Good city reference. Please call at 137 Went Thirteenth
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues. Can bo ieen
for tvo days.
j "WTANTBD? A SITUATION. BV A RESPECTABLE
V* young woman. as seamstress and to do up stairs work.
Best of reference. Apply at 4 7 Fourth street, between First
I and Second avenues, (rum Si to 12 o'clock.
TTfANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
I TT ft situation as chambermaid and waiter. Best city
reference. Apply for two days, at 301 Mulberry street, be
I tween 11 oust oil and Bleccker.
TIT ANTED? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
li young woman. us seamstress in a privato family: can
make ladies' and children'*, dr. :-so? and can do plain sewing;
l as mi objections to see to children. 11ns the l est ofiitv
reference from her la^ place. Pleaee call at No. A
Eleventh street, between I irst and Second avenues. Can
1 c been lor two days.
Tl^ ANTFI) ? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
11 you ns woman, r.s chambermaid and waiter: has the
I Oft city reference. Please call at No. Ill Mulberry street,
in the rear first room.
TV-ANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
m girl, a situation in a pritatc family, to do light chant
bcrwt rk . or waitiug and plain sewing; would like to go t >
ti e country for the summer. Can be seen for two days at
I'l l Eleventh street, between avonue C and Dry Dock.
Tlr ANTED ? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
II a situation as waiter ami chain! ermaid. II the best
ol t ity rcftreni e from her last place. Please call for two
days at 21,N Eighth avenue, between Twenty sixth and
Tit enty seventh streets, second iloor, back room.
TV" ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
TV Protestant girl, as chambermaid and plain sewer, or
to as let in washing and ironing. Good city reference given.
Can be seen at M9 Twelfth street, second floor, front room.
WANTED? A SITUATION. AS GOOD COOK, WAS"
ii cr and ironcr, in a private family, by an experienced
girl, with good city reference. l'Ua?e call Mero Eighth
aveneue, south of Thirty fifth street. Can be scon until
suited.
TTTANTED? BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNO GIRL, A
1 1 situation to take care of children, and do plain lewirg
and chaml erwerk. No ohjoction to go in tfic country.
Plcaae call at 123 West Twelfth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues.
T\TAN1ED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
li woman, in a private family, as chambermaid and to
assist in w ashing and ironing. Please call at 244 Sixth avo
line, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, socond floor,
for two daye.
TIT ANTED ? BY A SMART YOUNG WOMAN, A SITU
11 ation as a good cook, washer aud ironer. or as cham
bermaid and waiter. Can give the best of city reference
I'll :ife cull at No. o Dean street, Brooklyn, a few doors
from Court street, for two days.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY. A RESPECTARLE
li Protestant girl, fourtccu years of ago, as chamber
maid and waiter, or to take euro of children. In a respecta
ble private family. llest of city reference given. Apply at
No. 7 Chrystie street. In the rear.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
yovac tout, to do ehamlerwork and plain sewing.
Has good city reference from her last place. Apply at 282
First avenue, between Filteenth aud Sixteenth streets, first
floor, back room.
WANTED? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
TT young woman, as chambermaid aud w aiter, or can do
plain sewing; Las no objection to take care of children.
Best of city reference given. Please call at No. 3 Thirty
second street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, in the
rear.
TV*" ANTED ? A SITUATION. AS CHAMBERMAID IN
li a respectable private family. No objection to go a
short distance In the country. The family must be mcmbors
of the Church of England. The advertiser i? of strict
halitsand of undoubted reference Please apply at 242
Sixth avenue, between 10 and 4 o'clook.
TITAN TED ? BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA
. TT tion as a good plain conk. Is an excellent washer and
ironer. or as laundress lias tho bestef references . Can bo
seen fortwo days at 244 Mott street.
XVAtiTMD? BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU
IT ation as English cook: she understands American
c ' l.ing. I as no . . t m, ti-,u i 'is i-t in washing and ir ninj it
re<ir.ir?d; would go a short distance in the country for the
summer Has good city reference. Can be seen' for two
days at 2,'si Mott street, second floor, front room.
WAN1Et|-A SITUATION. BV A RESPECTABLE
ii PreUsUal young ?< man. as chambermaid uud waitor.
Ilest of city refen nee given Can be seen for two days at 52
Perry street, corner of Fonrth.
WANTEI,-nv A RESPECTABLE YOUNO WOMAN,
11 a situation as nurse and seamstress; or a< chamber
maid and ?e:i:ustre?s. Goo* city recommendations can bo
s' wn. Call at 13H West Twenty second street.
~llr AN 1 ED? BY A MIDDLE AGED SCOTCH WOMAN,
TT a situation as tirst rate cook, in a private family. Is a
cood I aker of bread and cake and has no objnetion to assist
in washing. Good city reference gii-oii Can he teen for
two days at 2.'i2 Mott street, tirst floor, back room.
TITAN TED ? A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE
TT young woman, to do shamherwork and washing and
ironing, or waiting, or gemril lionsework. Best of city
riti rence given, w here she liv.-d three years. Apply at Kni
Mott street, in the rear, fonrth floor
WANTED? BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNO GIRL. A
TT situation as (l amherirsl l and waiter. Has the best
of city reference, l'loase call for two days at 335 llu ison st.
XI'ANTFD? II V A 1'ltO J T A N T \\ < > *1 A N, A SI I IA
tt tinu as cook, who thoroughly ander<tanai her bust
ntss.lrian i.il steady lan ily. Nonccln need apply. Good
city refen nee If reiiuired Can 1 e seen at 7 Eleventh street
between I Irnt and Scconjl avenues, for twodays.
ANTE !?- A SITUATION, BY A NEAT, TIDY. RE
tt . 1 1 fourteen years old, la It nnMMMl fa
nilly to tnVi care of children and nisk? ber-"lf generally
i.d 1 1. ?t II /hi w ^rk wa i ? not i o much an objuet as a good
f'cr, y home. Apply at :Vi7 Set-out uvenue for two daye
WANTED? A YOUVO AMEiM' VN PROTt TANT
TT woaaa, to take care ofay ooajchltd and to do pl?iu
tee In p. Inquire t.t 12 ('bar ton street tor one day only
TTTANTED- A ! T I ' ATMin , HY A RESECTABLE
TT girl, as cliam emu i i and waiter The I ?t of refer
ei elrt mlcr late employer where she oaa be seen at .121
f ourth avenae.
\\ rA N TE D? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAItLE
TT youn. wotofto. os cook, washer ? nd iront r In a p-ivate
family, t -tn le I U ly recommended from h r present em
r Please call at No. 4 I a troll place, Bleccker street,
in the I asernent.
\\T ANTED-I1V A YOUNG GIRL \Y ITU i.OMDRi:
tt ferercc. a situation a* chambermaid and plain sewer
or to af-in In tli i " r ? of children. PI i , all a! N o 2
Unl- n conrt, near Twelfth street, Unhertiiy pla.e. Can he
*ecn for two day..
WAHTBi
TITANTED ? BY A RE?PECTA B! F. PtOTBSTAMT
II yonng woman, a situation ?? a lirst rata cook; un
derstandt cooking in *11 itx bran< hut ? *11 It ?? Is of toupf,
pa>try, and jellies No objeetiou to no to t''.e country.
The lest of city reference given. i'l? *du apply at No. lit
West Twentieth street
\\rANTFI> HY A K LM'E 'TABI.B TOUVO WOMAN.
II a fitnation a* cook, an<l to do the wasting "t a small
family ; or at chambermaid snd to ?>?:.- 1 wit.: the within*
and ironing. Good city refer#* ce. Pies re tall at 73 Fourth
street, near liamuiond', for two day*.
TIT ANTUU ? A MOHAN, FOB GENERAL HOUSE I
TV work: .lie mu^l he a Hood wa> her and Ironor, and i
a good plain cook. City reference require 1 No otuers aeod j
ai'ply. Wanted, a good tc mistress willing to di Ii{ht ,
cnamberwork. Apply at li'i Third at ? uue.
WANTKIWBY A RESPECTABLE I'itOTKSTANT
Scotch woman, a fltuatiou as cLaiul en.i.ii 1 and plain
fewer, or to do general housework; is a ,.ood wither and i
ironer Would hare no objection* to go iu tUo coaotry. :
Inquire at S7 Nirfolk iitrcet.
WANTED? A MAN AND HIS VtlFK TO 00 A
?hurt distance in the country. She m conk an 1 lie as
hostler. Germain preferred. Apply at .18 Bowery, ovor
Citiient Bank, othce uf Second avenue Railroad Company.
TV-ANTED? SITUATIONS. BY A MAN AND WIFE,
vi without incumhiance; the man as gardener. who per
fectly understood his business; the woman us cook, and
| who understands cooking in all itx branches ?1?? can make
| huttcr. Have no objection to auy part of tho country. Ad
[ dress I*. P.. lierald office; or can he teen at Thortnra't
I reed store, l.'< John street.
I Wanted? BT an active BVSINBM votng
V* man, a good situation in a wholesale dry zoods store,
i or shippir^ house. llat had lour jeart cxperiauie in tho
retail business. References sitlitsctory. Ploasu address
i A. B.C., box 33 Newark Pott office. N. J.
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\YT AN TED-BY A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD CHARAC
v I ter, a titration to altetid bar in a wholt'-alo or retail
j liquor store. Can produce undoubted refereuoe Please ad
I dru 1 11, A!., llerald olhco, lor one week.
; XX? A N TED? TWO EXPERIENCED SALESMEN IN
li the dry ponds business, in Providence, It. 1. Good
reference required. Apply to W. U. Robinson X Co., ZS
John street, between the hoars of 4 and 7 o'clock P. U.
WANTED? A SITUATION, BT A YOUNG MAN
II twenty years of ftjrrf, us clerk iu a wa >ie .ie laaey j
goods rr house furnishing biifiness, lit, i-oa with ! it la i
employer live years, and can furnish Ihe b? si of ro.ereno a.
Salary not to mneh of an oi jeet at a permanent situation
Please address tt illiam, Broadway Post Oiileo. i
\V ANTED?. IN A GKOt Ji ICY 8TOKK. A YOUNG M ? *
Vi who it acquainted with Uu win n, ud vndcrsta |
the cure ol 1 or.i Apply to J.t.n Loiuiran, oocuer&on.
Seventh and Fourth streets. Williamsburg, L. X.
\\ "ANTED ? A SITUATION, I1Y A RESI'ECTABLV, j
if young man, at clerk in a grocery ttorc or to att
lar or to take charge of a billiard saloon, or to drive a he |
and wagon or cart. Best of city roterunce. Apply at , d
Fourth avenue. Auguttus Sheridan.
WANTED? A SITUATION AS GARDENER. BY A
II t;?r ?inn. a sim le n mi. | -1 U (U Poor y< ,r-<. who
speaks and writts English, and is perfectly at home in all
Im dlCnni Muu ? of irdi la Cms em pi yod in
some of the most eminent gardens of Germany, England an l j
Scotland, hat the l est recommendation*, anil tire yours ex !
perltnee in this country. Address I. H , Herald oilico.
TIT" ANTED- A YOUNG MAV, FROM SIXTEEN TO
Ti eighteen years old, to attend in a grocery store; ho 1
mutt come well recommended for hone.-ty and sobriety.
None l ?t Americans need apply. Please call from 2 to 5 j
o'clock 1*. M at 34 Hudson street.
TTTANTED IMMEDIATELY? A FIRST SATE VF.^'T
VV and pantaloons entter. None l ut urot class need ap.dy
at Brown A Powers,^.' Broadway.
VI7 ANTED ? A BOOKKEEPER, TO GO SOUTH ? 1
II competent and iud listriuua vc ung man, who w i'iU-'.i a j
handsome hand, and is quick at figures, it wanted aj book- 1
keeper, for an inland city in Oeoritia, to keep IrooVt by dou
ble entry, uo ail writing, collect bills. Ac. Salary drat year
about $bOO. Address box til) l'ost Office.
XXJ ANTED? A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT VBI.E
II roun^ msn. as coachman, iu a private family ; ho it
eapabl? in his business, and can drivt four or six iu hand.
No objection to the country. The very best of city refe
rence piren from his last place, where lie served three years.
Please call, or address J. M., Herald oQicc, lor two days.
TITAN TED? A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN. AS
I I clerk iu a hotel: has had three years experience in the
business, and is caji.ible of taking charge of un eating estab
lishment or bar. JUest of reference given. Address Hotel,
Herald offioo,
WAN TED? A SALESMAN, IN A DRY GOODS STORE
?One who understands the business. Apply at IM
Sixth avenue.
TXTANTED? SEVERAL UPHOLSTERERS. APPLY,
It before 10 o'clock in the morning, at Nlblo's Garden;
entrance in Crosby street.
TIT ANTED ? A MAN, WHO HAS BEEN EMPLOYED I
II in England making coke iu ovens. None but a tho
rouphly competent hand need apply. Apply, personally, j
this day and Saturday, between tho honrs of 4 and 6 o'clock, I
to Mr. S. J. l'ittar. Resident Engineer of Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company, corner of Broadway aud Wall street.
TV
"VVAJ;lEI)? A YOUNG man well acquainted
Vt with tbo retail grocery butinass. Apply att 230 Bow
ery, corner of Houston street.
WAITER. -AN ENGLISHMAN, WITII SUITABLE
T T references to Lis former city omploycrs, wishes an en
gagement as waiter. Apply to t. M., No. 13 Essex Dtreet,
near IlivUlon.
"ll^ANTED? A MINER. WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE
TT in coul mining, ai, d is competent to taku general
charge of a mine, will kear of a good situation by applying
to I), Griilcn, 47 Day street. *
TVTANED? A MAN TO WORK ON A FARM. ONE
TT well qualified, willing to work, with good recommen
dation*, may riako known hit qualities and wagon by ad
dressing R., Herald oilice.
7" AN TED? A BLACKSMITH, HELPER, AND FINISH
er. A i ? p 1 y t?> Ml j?r HlOBpw? A Co., 27 W ouster st.
WANTED? A SITUATION, lit A YOUNG MAN. IN
T t a pi (.re, or as light porter. Cau give satisfactory reoom
menmuions. Apply at the Manchester House, S4 VV biuli.ul
street.
ANTED? nv A SMART. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN,
who writes a quick nnJ rapid hand, and a correct ac
i Militant, a situation as entry clerk, or asirtant book
kcopar, ii a wholesale dry teoaa st"rc, or any other light
t i smcss; would make him ell gem-rally usofnt and accept .i
li i t salary. A loan of f 50 to Wil woold he gireu his em
ployer. Address T. O. C., Herald office, for two days.
\JLT ANTED ? A SITUATION, HY A YOUNG MAN, A9
T T coachman; has lived four years in his last place. Has
the best lecommcndat ons as" to hnneBty and sobriety.
Can be Men for two days at 67 West Fiitoontli street, in the
rear.
WANTED? A SITUATION IN A MUSIC STORE OR
pianoforte warehouse, by a young man. ninetoen years
of age; plays piano and guitar. Address E. Elliston, Herald
office.
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TV
"IV" ANTED? TWO OR THREE kXPERIENCED WAIT
TT irs for the diuiu.: 6ftloou business. Apply at IN Wash
ngton street.
TXTAITER WANTED? IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; A
T T man of good q&alittcations and references. Apply
at 10 Washington squaro, Lt lore 1- o'clock.
/"ANTED ? A CARMAN; ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
driving n furniture cart . A] ply at lol Chatham st.
WANTED? BY A YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION AS
clerk or assistant bookkeeper. The highest testimo
nials and the best city references can bo given. Address
T. S., Herald office.
TV-ANTFD? TWO OR' THREE SMART WAITERS TO
TT tend in a dininz saloon; those that well understand
the business; none others need apply. Call at 114 Fulton st
?tlTANTED? THREE OR FOUR GOOD BOTS, WHO UN
TT derstand marking billiards, at the St. Nicholas bil
liard room, ?21 Broadway. Apply between 11 and 1 o'clock.
WANTED? IN A GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
store, an active boy, fifteen or sixteen years of age, that
resides with his parents Also, a young mat; one acquaint
ed with the business preferred. Address Furnishing,
Herald office, stating age and salary wanted.
TV7" A N TED? A BOY, ANOUT EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD,
TT to attend in a furniture store. Apply to Wm. C. Uig
gins, 44.S Eighth avenue.
TV7" ANTED ? AT B22 BROADWAY. TWO MEN FOR
TT farms; also, men onlsteamhoats and railroads, porters
for stores school teachers, clerks and salesmen, boys to
loam trades, (-iris as cooks, laundresses, chambarmalds. Ac.,
and a barkeeper and porter for a hotel. Charges moderate.
THOMAS Si'INK.
WANTED? AT MANNING'S OFFICE, *1 BOWERY, A
gardener, Scotch or From h preferred; a few practical
farmers that can do plain gardening, a first rata woman as
cook, mint know French cooking, (the highest wages given);
six or eight good cooks, washer and ironers, with good
reference. N. B. ? Employers suited promptly.
- the: trades, ?tc.
Amass meeting of the suif joiners of Tnis
city, will be held at the Assyrian Rooms, in Third
street, near Lewis street, on Friday evening, April 7, at
8 o'clock, to confirm the wages adopted by your delegatus,
$2 Ml per day, on and after Mcndav, the 10th of April. By
order of tho delegation. J Alt VIS REEVES, Chairman.
R It. Montgomery, Secretary.
JOURNEVMtN' HORSE SHOF.RS' PROTECTIVE
Union Benevolent Society?' The members of the above
society are re incited to attend a special meeting on Friday
evening, April 7, at Bo'elo.k, at the Hermitftg* Hall, on
business of great Important e.
JOHN DENNETT, President.
Joitu TA.tr. Secretary.
PLUMBERS. ATTENTION ?A MEETING OF THE
Journeymen plumbers will be liuld at Murphy's Uni >n
Shades, Fourth avenue, near Fourteenth street, on Fridvy
evening, as matters or Importance will be laid before tho
meeting. Chair to be taken at eif l.t o'clock.
rro THE HOILER makf.rs-a MEETING of TIIE
X boiier makers of New York and Itrooklyn will be hold
at the Crystal . in Grand strje t. near the llowery. on Thurs
day evct.ing. April 6. at Jf, o'clock. As business of Impor
tance is to 1 e transacted uc hope that every man who has
the hit' rests of bin self and family in view will bo on band
to assist in the furtherance of our mutual benefit. By order
of the committee.
N'OTU F ? THE PRIVATE COACHMEN'S PROTECT
ivc Union Society. ? The members of tuis society ar ero
iiuasted to attend their rcinlar monthly mea'.lngon Tiiurn
day. the l?th inst., at (>."si Br ndway, a'- S o'clock, as there is
a ???DcrHl el*, tion to take place of < iflcers for tho ensuing
year. By order of the t.ovi i nim Committee.
T. Kava%a?ii - ' |: VV \ LSI!. Pr ? i 1 ot
rro YVOOD ENGRAVERS ?WANTED, ONE OR TWO
A Crst rate wood ergr.ivi'f, imin -dint Iv; also, a boy who
understands something o Irmnn. to I ?rn tha bu'inosS.
Apply at Pine kney's est li : meat, lfli Nassau itruet.
WATCHMAKER WANTFD.-A GOOD WORKMAN, OF
TT ?t< sdjr habits. w i.ulil i nd an c?i 'Ue:it situation in
ono of the healthiest cities South. )y application by ItUlf,
I f 1 Id. t" Key, box 4o tn., t Post OUtca, tUOTgl*. Au
American preferred. Salory. Jl.tHfl.
1UAMTD-A GOOD YVATCI! MAKER.? APPLY TO
>? F. Brown A Marsters, 112 Chatham street.
W'NTF.D? ONE FIRST RATE BRAS? MOULDER,
It vho is acquainted u itU li.'.t work. Nona but steady
men icid apply at 73-'i! Broadway.
POLITICAL.
Democratic republican general commit
tec The regnlar montV.y me?tir ,-oi' this committee
will la hald at the Stnyvesant ln-'Htnte on Thtirs,la> afen
ing. flth inst., at 7,li o'clock. General aid pnn tualat
tctidanca is particularly rcinnsteil. Re ord r
R I t il A K i? Si IIELI,. Chairman
Abthosiv T. Cam. ac, inn i ....
Wm. r. Biflbt, ) Secr#tn"**
SALEM AT AUCTION.
1 C\(\ TONS COPPER ORE. -SIMEON DRAPER WILL
JLUU Mil at ftut tiun, at the Merchants' Exabaage, at 12 '*
o'clock on Saturday, April 8, MO torn* eoppei ore, of twenty
fiTf per eont ticbneai, for accoont of North Carolina Copper
Company.
Auction notice ? peremptory sale op ten
?eaaee Lands. ? Al-out JKI.IIflO acres of laud in Kaat Ten
ueim, Morgan cotruty, belonging In the Taiuvf-oe Coloni
sation Company, will be i>old in imall pare*!*, at auction. ?n
Tburaday. the 20tb April. 18M, at I. o'clock, si the M?r
chant*' Exchange, in (be city of Mew York by COLE k
CHILTON , auctioneers. Kali particular! in a future ad
Ttrtiiwiii.
UCTION NOTICE. ? S A Ml' HI, OSGOOD WJLL SLLL
at liia aalesroom. M Naasau street, by eatali gae, on
Saturday. April S, at lOJi A. M., a lar,:e collection of uuw
and aeeond Land household furniture, cuuipriiln; in part
rnaewood parlor suite in aatin broeatclle, teta-a tat i.a and
other sofas- mahogany, rosewood and other arm and my
cLaira; mahogany, rote wood and other m.-irblu top dressing
bureaus, marble top waahstanda. luarirre t ?r> rc bewooJ and
mahogany centre tables, extcm-ion diniug ta'.le*. e imerote
giro*, breakfast table*, work tables enamel. el chamber
euita. mahogany and roaewood beds??aiia bedding, hat
stands, rocking chaira. bookcaaes, book shelves, piano stool*,
lounges. lounre beds. mahogany sofa beds, card table*,
wardrobe*. carpet*. oilcloth. Bitting, trocaery kit.'h.a
uteutila, oil paintings, mirrors, Ac.' the whole of which will
A
be aold positive, witneut reaerve.
AUCTION NOTICE.? SAM U EL OSfiOOD, A Dl 'Ti ON
ecr. bl Nassau street, will ??U at uiN-lini^, by order of
tl.e Siren Commisaioner, on Friday Aprii 7. at ID A M.,
the iloop Lydia, as ahe now lit 4 on tho flat*, loot of i >rty
ninth at re el. North river, as raiaed fr >m the foot of Voatry
strut t, North river. The sale will take place at the vessel.
4 UCTION NOTICE ? SAM!,. OSfiOOD, AUCTIONEER,
J\ <1 Niuau street, will pell by auction at Cast.e Gard u
ou Monday, April 10, at H>H o'tl u k A. It., the whol- ?f the
r> nmining properly at said establishment, t i ?> ' f
silver ware, plated w.ir--, china, ,liu- ware, crockery, gaa
txturea, obandelieri, miroya, Ao., together wlt.i a lar<e
Collection of household furniture, enn-i . iu< of -of;'.*, ci *ira,
cluing tables, carpet* i ureaus. looking -laaao*. cut r,.
bedstead*, leddiug, kitchen utensils, A<\, Ac. C*taln#ue9
v ill be ready for delivery on Sa >urd sy, at tne at ro of the
auctioneer, bl .Nassau street, and at Cuttle Gardi n.
Auction notice.? suanuhae fowls and t hi
Me*? Z Newell * Co. will sell ot?Prid?y, April 7. *?
lija o'clock, at the auction room 7.' Nu.--.ia ?' r.-fi, s : -o
ci lleetion of choici Shanghai, l oittar' n*. and other fowl*,
domestiiutcjl wild turkiea, Ac.. ?.t.l wuridiy the attouti ja oi'
i.ulri in r<. 1-'o?1-iio'v n ixhlhitioi ;t , .r
trnu c?h. PE'i'LR fAKKS, Aufltuueer, 7-' N a u ?
t Ul TtON NOTICr. ? BY TUOS. 11 ELL A II. N
lU Sll, aiicti neerx. ? L r r mlo t is d ;v, i I" J
ock, in the auction rooms :7 ? ontre street, near Dun i ?,
. aiK and C'hamberr, the entiro nucit ?ud -.tufH ? > : u. !>nr
? on a: d liquor store, atand ch ks. crockery, i lna, J
; re, tiblei. pictnrea, ohKinpa?ne and ot ? r wit- -.
< crii ?, candlea, aoap. &i Alao, tho y-.-nt- ?! furniture ot
family; handsome rarpots, burc m?, sofus, A'.-. indny,
c of i). '.ended culinit luraiturc, at 27 West iiroaUwuy.
i' n rticulaia to-morrow,
AUCTION NOTICR.? HARD WARJ. I'tNE TABLE
l\ cutlery, atock good*, A ?J' O P.. VAN \ *-T o fiup
ONS' sixth r-ulir trade a-v!.. ot t!i_ abovo will take
1 1 ce thia day. nt 1U o'clock, nt 1'iJ l'carl street. C itai- ^ ,ob
i w ready. Term* four months.
AUCTION NOTICR? BT lfM. S. INGR AHAM. ? 'IN
J\ Friday, at iOjtf O'clock, at !14 Franklin ^tr et. all the
exiclluit furniture contained in nai l lionao. vi . : ?
gm y sofas, i hairs, ottomans, tables, fancy ?bairn. iMrp -i-i,
it a) o, any French liedstMds, centre ta'los, : -s.it i- r . .is,
lair uiRurcBtta, bedding ^c.; also, one pianoforte, oxton
alon (lining telle, cooking atove, china, and UU2ht11ut.11
uli, with v Licit the aale will commence.
% UCTION SALE ? TBR CELLARS CON h ECTKD ^rfh
i 'he aevera I pu bite markets belonging tt 1 1>? ruy, iud
tii.- iy lota and Uuildings will be leaded on bl !- t polilic
m Hon on Tuesday April 4 1864, at 12 o'clock, M ?t the
';ty Hull, for the term of <ve years irons the d.-.y 0*
<<?y next. N B ? I Ists of the properly ?o I t ' ?- 1 eon
jiitiiK also the terms and oondii icn" ol sale, Diny l>* o!i
?aiued on application at tho Couiutro'Wf Oflct No. ; 3aU
jr' ts4n.0lda.
JAI'OB A WESTER VELT, Mayor,
F. R. TILLOU, Reeordcr
A. C. FLAliO, Comptroller,
F . H . EDMONDS. Ch?mlerlal*,
?M. CUAUNCRV, Cnr. F Com. Ba. Aid..
w?. M. TRRMILVR Ch F. Com. lid Conn H,
Comiaisaionera of Sinking tund
finance Department New 1 ork, Feb. 2s lsA4
AUCTION PALE OF TATENT RIGUT3.? WILL BE
aold April (i, at 12 o'clock M.. r.t the Slerohauti,' Ei
change, the exclusive right of Eldridge'a Patent Corn
Sheller, for the following named Stato*. tIi.:? New York,
all of the F.aetern and aomo of the Wcttern and Southern
Stales. This aheller may he seen in operation up to the
day of aale, at SI Nasaan street, second atory, room \?. 4.
For particulara see hanil bills. Also, at the same time and
place, without reserve, (>40 acres of the inoat valuable land
in llays county, Texas, tweuty miles weal of the capi
tal. For a knowledge of its value call onSAMLEL OS
GOOD, Auctioneer, No. SI Nassau street.
UCTION SALR ON THURSDAY, APRIL 6, AT II
o'clock, of crockery, china, glass and cutlory ? JrH Mots
and packages of crockery, glass. Ac., in lots lo suit retailers
and groccrt, by JOUN MONTgOmRRY, ll>4 Maiden lane.
A C. iTUTTLE. AUCTfOXF.KR ? CENTEKI. HOUSE
ii ? hold furniture, piano, Ac.? A. C. Tuttlo will sell on
Friday, nt 10 o'clock, at No. 3 Columbia street, tasmall as
(ortment of household lurniture of a family, consUtini of
sofaa. chair*, carpets, oilcloths, mantel ornaments, china
and glaFswaro, mahogany aedsteads, bureaus, hair mat
tr. sn-s, feather bed*, bedding, together with the kitohen
furniture, with which the aale will commence. Als.i a ?u
? trior toned mahogany cate pianoforte, of celebrited in iko.
erma cash, and deposits required.
Albert h. nicolay, auctioneer.? superb
sale of splendid furniture, bronrea and mantle glasses,
manufactured aud imparted by Chat. A. Htuidouine, being !
the til al rale previous to his retiring from business ? A II. !
NICOLAY will sell at unction ou Monday, Tuo duy un.l
Wednesday, Arril 10, 11 and 12. ut bis wareroom, 'Si'<
Broadway, ?t o'clock each day, his cut r- stock ?
iplenditl furniture, I ronies, clocks snd m intel rnamcot.
drawing room in rosewood and gilt, in every variety;
splendid rosewood, oak and walnut diuinr and library
furniture; mahogany, rosewood aud walnut chamber furni
ture; elegant buhl, enony and but* de rose hufi'ets, bureau*
de dames. Jitrdenellc's work ta; leu, Ac. ; elegant console
tables. Ac. N 11. ? Tl.cro will to totind in tho above sa'o
several splendid mantle glasses, oho magnificent. suit ui
gilt furniture, and au elegant lot of furniture covering*.
A LBBKT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONSE&? STOCKS AND
J\ I oudii nt auction.? ALBERT II. NICOLAY will soil
this day, April 6th, at 12% o'clock, at the Merchants' E <
change. f<>r acoouut of whom it may conoern ? Sss.tniO Buf
falo and New York City Railroad fat mcrth'!;.,-e 7 P'rce.it
1 ouds. interest payable semi annually, at the ilauk of
Commerce, $1,000 cac; ; $20 1)00 Chicago and Misaiaaippl Rail
roiid let m, rt. a c 7 P'T cent convert! li bonds, intrc-t
pnjalle semi-annually at the Metropolitan Hank $1,1"*)
each; $5,000 Lyons. Iowa, Central Railroad 1st m.irtgi"7
per cent convertible bonds, interest payabla semi
annually at the Bank of the Commonwealth. $1 <>00 each;
$10,000 Buffalo and State Line Itailro<id 7 per cent income
I onds, interest payable semi-annually ia New York, $1,000
each; $2,440 Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co 's scrip of 1854;
$000 I' n Ion Mutual Insurance Co.'s scrip of 1R54; 20 shares
Madison. Indianapolis and l'ern Kailroad Co., $50 each; 5
do. Suffolk Hank, $100oach ; 5 do Reliance Mutu.il insurance !
Co., $100 each; 50 do. Hamilton Fire Insurance Co.. $15 each; i
30 do. Excelsior Fire Insurance Co., fcWeach; lOOdo. Union
Ferry Company, of Brooklyn. $100 each; 30 do. Crystal Pa- '
lace, $100 each; 40 do. New York nnd New England Union
Telegraph Company. $50 each; 500 do. l,ycnmin< Iron and .
Cual t o., of Penn., $10 each: 500 do. Ship Tim* or [loading
Co.. $5 each; 3d do. New York Lu'ricatinir Oil Manufacturing j
Co., $100 each; 750 do. Cabarras Copper and Uplrt MiuiagCo., ]
of North Carolina, $.r>each; lOOdo. Ohio River Land and Mar
ble Co., $10 each. Terms of sale, ten per cent this day. aud
the balance to morrow. The accrued interest on all the
bonds will be charged to the purchaser. A II. N. holds
regular sales of stocks, bonds and other securities, on Mm- j
day and Thursday of each week, at the Merchants' Ex
change. At private sale ? A great variety of first class rail- !
road bonds, t ank, insurance, anil ether stocks. Office No. 4
Broad street, next to corner of Wall.
Albert h. nicolay, auctioneer? peremp
tory sale of valuaMe real estate on Church, Thomas
and Rivington streets at public auction.? Albert II. Nicolay
will sell on Friday, April 7. at 12 o'clock at the Merohants'
Exchange;? Church street? The three story frame (brick
front) house snd lot on the northwest corner of Churoh and
Thomas streets, and known as No. 128 Church and No. 2 Tho
mas street; the lot is twenty- five feet front on Church and 1
forty three feet eight inches deep on T' omas street; house
25iSJ. Thomas street? The two story brick hi. use and lot
No. 4 Thomas street, adjoiniag the corner of Church street;
house fourteen fat square lot ubout 14x50, with stables,
Ac., on the rear. Also, the three story and basement frame >
house (with brick front) and lot No. 6 Thomas street, adjoin
ing the above; house seventeen feet four inches by twenty
four feet: lot seventeen feet four inches by fifty feet. The
above property is admirably adapted for large manufactur
ing purposes. $0,000 on the whole can remain on bond and
mortgage for three years, at seven per cent. Title indispu
table. Rivington street? The three story and cellar brick
honse and lot No. ^30 Kivlngton street, between Uoerck and
Mangin streets; lut 25x!>3, house about 25x50 feet, finished in
plain style, with Croton water. Ac.; grape vines, Ac., in
yard. Terms easy, and title perfect. For maps and full
Particulars of the above property apply to ALHERT II.
ICOLAY, Real Estate aad Stock Auctioneer, No. 4 Broad
street.
ANTHONY J. BLEF.CKER, AUCTIONEER? PER
emptory sal* of 000 valuable building lots, in the
Eighth ward of the city of Brooklyn, and on Windsor Ter
race. immediately aajoining. in the town of Flatbusli ?
ANTHONY J. BLKECKKR will sell at auction on Tues
day. April 18, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants' Exchange ia
the rity of New York. 2.T0 lots aud gores of land in the
Eighth ward of the city of Brooklyn, situate I on Seven
tcenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth au l Twentieth streets > i
Tenth and eleventh avenues, eomprisng the whole tract ly
ing between Seventeenth and Twentieth stte? ts, ami Tenth
avenue and the Flat bush line; al-o the e.v.terty half of the
blocks lying bctweon Eighteenth and Twentieth streets,
Ninth and Tenth avenues. Eighteenth strut Is opined
through Into Flatbush. audit under contract to be graded
and pnved throughout its entire length on or before the 1st
of June next; the lots fronting on Eighteenth street are an
der contract t" be graded? those requiring excavation to t he
grade of the street, and those requiring fllinr to withiu
thn e feet of the grade of the street? of both of whijh con
tracts purchasers will have the hene*t free of expsnso,
also tho whole of the valuable property known as
Windsor Terraoe, in the town of Flatbuslt, adjoining
tho Brooklyn lots above describe I, fronting on
tie Coney Island Plank R'tad, and comprising the
property on both sides of Seely and Vandorbilt streets, now
opened snd raded. and also that on both si lea of tliecou
tinnation of Eighteenth street,. This very desirable pro
r rty will be sold in sc tions containing from f ur to twelve
lots each. Full covenants for restrictions ii'Mn <t nui
sunces will be inserted ia the deeds. The most elegant \i la
pit cm in the vicinity of New York are to be found on this ? <
tatc? thost on the hill side, between S 'oly street ml the
Br klyn line? overlooking the whole richly cuUivat I
ni;rii ultnral plains of Flatbuth, with Sandy Hook 'ind Rock
aivuj, tbe w aters of tl ? lower bay atod the Atlantic, In tho
distance. Free from city taxos und assessments, and within
two end a hair miles of Hamilton avenu* ferry of easy ae
ce ? l y omalbusM s irom Fulton ferrv and in tne imin' ai He
vi< inity of extensive and ornamental Improvements Al io,
] at the same time and place, three of the ele taut an.l com
moilious suburban villas now erecting on Seely street and
tiro i n Vanderl ilt street, ( aeh with six 1 its of groun 1.1 to
ho completely finished without expense to tbe purciia* r?.
Maps may be obtained at the auctioneer's. Sixty per cent.
' of theptrchaae money may r miata en bond anil raoft ;u
Jur three years. Title ladispatahle. Full warranty d en
will! i given and printed abstracts of title tnnv i ? oi t aino i
after i l.cjule at one dollar a copy. Sale positively t o tho
highest ITilder.
T>Y nF.NBY H LFED8ACO.? ON WEIIXE8DAT, 12TH,
J ) ami I iuirsiiay, Kith April, at II o'cloi s, at th r Ueu ??
,tlJ. 1*. Kcaumont, Esq.. Sfl ChaioheVl street, a few doers
v i t of Broadway, his en i'-e superb collection of pi tur. <
consistinc of upwards of Jtm original paintings, of the too, t
el. oil i and costly description, selected fr *iu celebrated it a
ilios aad galleries in Europe, anil contain in i n gren ter mi u
l erof roiiily 1 1 autiln! getns of art than any preceding s.ale.
Connoisseurs will nnd t b ia the event of the season; and
tin r ti oui distant cities w ho make it convenient to itti n i
w ill ha' e an opportunity such as rarely oceun of se|e. tiii|!
frotr pain tings of acharanter so well caleulatoii tomenl thi
r< (uii ' mentK of an advaaciag pm lie laste. Cm *!< r . s trill
I ' rendy at eur stare Sve 4ays previous, aod the eoileetloa
ninj i o viewed on Monday and lueaday tirei eUin^ tho i.ile
JOHN L VANDEWATER, AUCTIONF.ER.? Tlltf
tla f, (Tbnrsilay.) April 0, at 11 o'cl. - k, ?t . i.-l ??? i i
ot'er ropes, pear, peaeh, plum, und aprle tro ; C inrse
wirtirias, honeysucKlc, grapo rlnos, climbing nnd raauhig
reses. Ae., from the nursery of O. Marx.
JOHN L VANDEWATER AUCTIONEHR.? TO H"R I
row, Fridny, A pril 7. at lO1* o'clock, at i ! Na s- re. t
a lar. e assortment i f hardy standnrd, dwarf, inoss. climb I
ing and runninn roses, peonies, westeri is. Ae from the nur
lery of I). Boll, corncr of fiftieth street and Broadway, I
?AlJi> AT i
COPORATION DOCKS AND BLIPS V ZL I
at public auction.? Notice it hereby giv LEASED i
1< u. ckK and slips, lelonklug to tL? ton*).41}*1 th; f1l" '
e.t' ofNcwYork, the leaser of which were not <#.ou . V
it tl h i.a< tioii sale ou the 23d nit., will be leated uVf,
i't.1 lie auction, on tl.e li t d?y of Mai next, at 1 0'elLv* JL*
N at ti e City Hall, for the term of Ujt years from th?.?:
'i-#y ci May, 1WH, vis East River.? 1. East half of pier Stf
St. >n.! half of lulkl ead between .Viand fl 7. foot of >Valnnt
1 ?tr?<t. 2. W eft I alf of pier No. ST, and half of bulkhead
l?t?ten 37 and 5f>. foot of H'alnat street. .1 The half of
1 I ? 1 1 pit rt and I ulkhesd at the foot of Hroomestrect. North
: Riwr. 4. Bulkhead at the foot of Barrow (treat fi. pier
I No 51. and bulkhead south to the ferry, fud half of balk
ier d 1 1 1 * een SI and 52. at the foot of Christopher street. (I,
I'ifrNo..'! at foot of Hammond street. 7. Pier foot of
1 V< I lei nil. etrevt. 8 New pier (3iK? lect long) foot of Twin
tii tv street. !? New pier loCH) feet long) foot of Twenty -se
: e> r,d street. Terms and conditions of sale fame aathefor
, irer s:.le (March 23). And. also, maps exhibiting ' he wharves
and piers iray l>e seen at the Comptroller's o(Ace.
JACOB A. VVJSSTERVIlLT, Mayor.
F. R TILLOdT Recorder.
A. C. FLAGG, Comptroller.
? W IDMOMIS, Chamberlain.
VI M CIIACNCEY. Chn, F. Com Bd. A'd.
Wit. M. VERMII.YE Chn. F. Com. B 1. Conn.
Commissioners of Sinking Fund.
Finance 1'epnrtn.ent, New York. April 3. IK5*.
EM'hESS WAGON. HARNESS, AC.-ONE E\'1'KES3
(( onci rd ' uilt) iri^D, been nsed but six months, and
i in ?>. d running order. also, on light grocery w?son, five
hI' I firncf , and two saddlas, for sale at WELLINGTON A.
< Alt'J 1 K'S Auction store, 57 Dcy street, corner Greenwich.
F COT-TON. Al TTIOVKER.-BY F. COLTON? Till S
? day, Thursday A pril 6. large and important sale of v?rj
rli b < art H rosewood ? ? il n.ahogany furni' nre, French pla'l
ii irri r> tainask ai.u ? curtains, velvet carpet', pi im*
forte.", A at l'J.j A .ii , i t 44> Twenty-second atroet, bo
tween Filili and Mxth aveunes, a most spleudid and rich a?
i < rtm< nt of household furniture the property of a gentlo
inst who Ik giving up housekeeping. It will embraoe the
i t ej pen Hive and rich assortment of rosewood Pen tun fur
niture in >atin. damask and brocatelle, richly car ved and
ill marl 1" t ip centre null and centr- t iblcs, very rich luce
nui ut i ask window curtains, very heavy carved eoruieo
oval mi rr r> < I tho uoit expensive olaract t, rich nrmuln
: and I. roi:?i- ilockl and mantel ornaments, velvet and tapes
trj carpet;, s' lid rosewi od extenaios taiilen, richly earvod
!? .' in 1 hedateadK ami dri-'oinir hureaus, 1 ?untiinl book
i o cetta o eh?ir? of roaowoed, together with bedii and
i hu.r i attrc ?? ?, china aud claae waro,bilver and plated ilo. ,
I . r; in and ' .im luent furnti.rc ; ul-o, all the gun tl\turu-<.
el.audL'iierK, Ac., throughout the bOBM ;al90oue apU-udid
; i " in ? c n ,-t wood piajioforlti, rielily cirvcd. All t(io furui
| i re in t ii i m ssle l.u* been in.n'e to order, without ri'^ar 1 to
| expense. nn?l it ol the very tirft gun ity. k at ilo<uu? will
l.< ri .l dy ii ? day before tie rale, and the ftfnitiirc uiay be
i Hu i' tn the aiti rnoon previous to the duy of Hale.
(1EO. R. LEWIS. ACCTIONEBE, WOULD UESPEr'T
X ?>.: y it. form Mn fcii lulu and the publio in (euoral that
ei iix prepared to sif* bU personal attcn eiuit to the sale
1 1 , i i j.te, ( aldtiet fnroiiure, hoti -?nhold and other ifood-i,
., v 'idi n. i f or at bin rootr., 211 Bowery. Tvraib uniderute,
(I r<tvri o prompt. Refer* to Simeon Abrahams, E up,
?i I tifl.ru. Enq.. Nicholas MeOraw, Esq.. Gil ? rt.
I I \si;i. Ei q. GEO. U. LEWIS. C .neral Auctioneer.
i I 110IK.L PON SOT'S ENTIRE STOCK OF EXQIII
I V' f.t iy can ? furni u ?? WILLIAM IRVINC. A ? 0.,
| v ; ( tioucc'8, will fell at aucti >n. Friday and Saturday,
?>! ? 7 mi 8, n- iiiK o'clock t? h d- y. at ? ?? '-aiv- .is
] i J'ror.ii??y without reserve, the entire costly atoolc of
; Ocor e Pi nsot; well known as the best and most re?h<-r ho
Si'i ufaetnrer oi' ea! inct furniture In tie United Statue,
It i s a " rtinint embraces ovefy \ariity of parlor dining
ro i lii ri r\ , 1 1 i'r i in. and niav ry fumlturoof the litest
stalls and of the most exnuiiiitu carving, nil mnnu';vctnr^d
I ut i'er Mr.l'onfot'e iinme i te supervision. Kv 'ry artlole will
! le i>lu wit bout reserve, nr the :ii ove luutlemnn rol ires from
I business on the nrft of May K rewnod ftirnitnr ?Sup rh
carved r> 8ewood parlor turniture, en suite, of exquisite
car* in? of every ft\lc antiqne, BlUnbethan, Louis IVth,
' hi d tie latest i'ai i ian styles, covered in rilk an 1 satin
troca telle satin brocade, tvoiiveHe, vel\ ct, Ac. Also & lar-'e
: number of tuit. s in muslin; etegeres " OYery design witu
' heavy pluto glass doors, stid backs with mnrMeivnd rose
wood tops; must 1 1 h l orately c .rved centre a, id pier ta'des,
with Human luart le, Egyptian and yellow, of Mennntnps;
| eard mid sola tables ut the most beautiful dosigns: ladies'
I es rcti ires, secretaries lined w ith saliu wood, eneuifmeroa,
; nnnie etegeres, richly curved bcoklases, viry elegant warj
roi cs; amour-a glace, with heavy Frenoli plato glass, In ???
ri"Hs et\len luites of exquisitely carved bedroom furni
ture ol every stjle, comprising bedsteads, bureaus wash
ttai.ds cabinets, wardrobes. Psyche glaiies, bedriom
lounges, very beautiful. Carved oak furnlture^Ele^untly
carved isk extension dining t?l les, with every variety of
eiali ratr carving: oak 1 o.,kCas?! (<( variuur styles aud yit
tcrns; fidehrrard and buffet, in antique. EUiahethan, Aud
modern carving beautiful library and writing talilos.
Ulai k walnut? Every variety of eprved blank walnut pir
li r. library, dining room, and bedroom furniture, llois de
ruse, tulip wood, and bubl furniture ? Bedroom sets, elegant
French bedsteads. ? ashstands dressing bureaus, etegcrcs,
eneoigmeres, ladies' seuretaries. work tables, Gamier's
suites of parlor furniture, Ac. The. ulu ve stock is one ?f
the rnest mperb ever offered at auction in this city. The
trade are respectfully informed that on the 27th of April Wa
will dispose of Mr. Ponsot's eutire stock of carvings, pat
terns, rosewood, oak, black walnut, satin wood, mahogany
I \eneers, work benches, tools, and his entire unliuished
! stock.
GO. HORTOX, AUCTIONEER. SALESROOM No. 13
? Si.vth avenue, \t ill sell this day. at 10V,' o'clock, the
fiirul'ure contained in house No. 10 liatuersley place, near
Houston street, consisting of the usual assortment. Also,
two carts and two sets of harness.
Household furniture.-a. h. nicolay & co.
will soli at auction, on Thursday. April (i, at the sales
re.im, 169 Broadway, near Cortlandt streot, household fur
niture, removed for convenience ef sale, comprising maho
gany sofas, bureaus, suits of furniture in brosatelle, oard
tables, enamelled suite of bedroom furniture meludeoo,
combes, and a variety of other furniture, oil cloth, kitchen
articles, Ac. Sale absolute. A. H. Nlt'OLAY,
E S1NTZEN1CII,
Late chief salesman to H U. Leeds A CO.
Stock of Stationery, Binders' Tools, Ac. ? A. H. Nicolay
A Co. will sell at auction, ou Fri lay, April 7. at Il>J'a o'clock,
at the store, 218 Greenwich street, the whole of the stock
ol Mr. J. Suell, who is retiring. It consists ot blank books
in every variety, cap, letter ajid note paper, binder*' toole,
el ears, envelopes, Bibles, rulers, sealing wax, inkstands,
si d the usual assortment of articles found in a st uiouer's.
Sale absolute. A. H. NICOLAY,
E. SINTZEMCH,
Late chief salesman to li li. Leeds .t Co.
Itotiscl old Furniture. Ac. ? A. U. Nioolay, A Co. will
sell at auction on Friday. April 7, at 10J, iVelook at the
st' re. 21>- Greenwich street, household furniture, c insi^iinn
of ir rain aud three plv carpets, mahogany bureaus, ta les,
1 1 dsteads 1 ediiing, sofa, chairs. and an assortment of hnuso
l.i M li rniturc, kitchen articles, Ac. Also. Ktoro tixtures.
L;aie absolute. A H. NICOLAY.
E. SINTZEN It'll,
Late chief salesman to II. H. Loedk A Co.
Household furniture and pier glasses at
an. tii ii.? On Hominy, at 10 o'clock, on the promises,
tl ? entire furniture of house No. 169 West Thirteenth s ".reet,
nisr Eighth avenue. consisting of parlor, dining and bivl
n ' n\ furniture, beds nn>l bedding, glass and and cHna
w are, -srpets, Ac., new in October. Catalogues on Satur
day. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 57 Dey
street, corner of Greenwich.
Henry h leedb auctioneer ?by ii. h leeds
A Co. At ball-past lOo'cloek thil day, at tho stors
No. 8 Mall street, unrivalled sale of real Florentine Mosaic
ami fancy goods, being the largest and most beautiful col
lection ever offered by us at auction. from New York Crys
tal I'alacc. The most splendid collection of real Florence
mosaics, consisting of centre table tops, cabinets of ebony
inlaid with various costly marbles and rare st ones, paper
weights, brooches, Ac., from tbc royal factory of Tuscany.
* The above goods aro manufactured in Florence. Italy, and
were tho admiration of every person in that elty, for t'icir
elegance finish, and perfect imitation of the most beautiful
painting. The attention of amateur* is particularly called
l to the above splendid works of art. as nothing similar has
ever been offered ior sale in this country. Real Carrara
marble, received per burk Warren, from Leghorn, consist
ing of Pfvche, Venus of Canova, struggling Cupid, Ceres,
Love and "Friend-hip, Cupid and Dove, Roy and Bird's nest,
and snvernl other exquisite pieces. Etruscan. Hardiglio,
Uel e. Mcciel, nnd otlier va?0F, of new style, -ro vt beauty,
and various sizes. Also, alabaster and' other statuette*.
A ?ne assortment of bronzes of every kind, plated ware do.,
china do., and other valuable fancy articles, are
ready for exhibition as above, with catalogues. Also,
lfti doten silver plated table, dessert and tea spoons,
and forks, the best of silver plate on German silver. Goads
can be packed for shipment by M. Paudoltini, at a small ex
pense, on the premises.
HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER? RY H. II LEEDS
A Co. ? This day, at 12 o'clock, in front of the talos
room, No. 8 Wall street, new Prince Albert barouche for
one horfc, nearly new, and in good order having l.con used
but little, with shirting top. silver plated p.itcnt lumps,
was made to order. Also a splendid set of new silver mount
ed harness, made in the best manner.
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPTORY SALE OP ESTATE
of a firm retiring from business? This day, Thursday,
April 6. at 10 o'clock A. M., at 165 Fulton street Brooklyn
? $20,000 worth of dry goods to he sold at public auction,
without reserve, to close the ostate. commencing this day.
Thursday, and continue from day to day until all is sold.?
The entire stock comprises an extensive and very Bclcct
assortment of British, French, German and American dry
goods, principally adapted to the MUOB, OOnsittilg of la lies'
dress goods of every description, embroidered Canton crape
shawls, broche long and square do., tablecloths. Irish linen
and shirting. Ac.; together with many other a. ticles. too
numerous to mention. Sale at 10 A. M. and 2 and 7 o'clock
P. M. R. 1. TODD, Auctioneer.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER? TO MOR
row, (Friday,) immediately after tho roses, beautiful
garden flower seeds, of the stock and importion of the well
Known seedsman and florist. E. M. Hissed. Orford, N. H.,
embracing oter 1 ,04)0 uiilcront varieties, aud iu lino order.
Lots to suit purchasers.
J MORI ARTY. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
. day it 10 o'clock, at 173 Chatham street. a i.irse as
? rtmcnt of second hand furniture, from different families
e v in i' tin city. The salo will commence in the street, and
will be continued in the store and to tho rear of 175 under
tlcFn.nklin Museum. Every artiole offored will be sold
vi itliout reierve.
II VE STOCK AT AUCTION ?WILL BE SOLD. ON
j Saturdey, April H, at 2 o'clock P. M. on Kandall a
Mriid, ly order of the Governors of the Almshou-a, a
very sup rior lot of livestock, consisting of the following,
v i 7 .' ? -fine horse, sixteen Cows, one l ull, one yearling hcif r.
four large boars, seicn smell pi^s, twenty luroe sowt, t?ix
with voung). and seventy .- ticking pigs, (an be seen on tlio
(sir I'd. JONATHAN STEARNS.
If N. CROFT AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON \
? I ? Thursday, April fith.at 10 o'oloek the contents of l
an eating house, under the msrket, corner Hi k^ and At
law tie rtreets, Brooklyn, consisting of two dozcll tables, WO
chairs, i ars, connter* and pictures; also, crockery, < aster*, '
Vnlvi" ami f< rks, spoons decanters ami glass ware in large
Tarlety ; also lar. e cooking ttove and cooking utensils of j
every description; also, 200 feet new gas pipes.
MARKWRAY, Art TIONEI.R? positive sale of
household furniture, on Friday. April 7th, at li)V?
0 clock, at 314 Broadway, (Gothic UalT,) con?i ilu^ of rose
wood nnd mahogany parlor suits, handsome enamelled
chnml er do., sofas, lining' s, bureaus, ehalrs, fancy side pier, i
nnd extension t a ? les. Also, a quantity of otfioe furniture. I
PANTS AT AUCTION.? WM. S. Mrll.VAlN WILL
<?ll st aneti, n. at No. 7 John street, on Tuursday \prll
(i, at 10).t o'clock, a splendid assortment of ro* ??, came lias, !
Ac., fr "Ui the nursery of J. E, Kauch, Brooklyn.
])LANTH AT AUCTION. -ALBERT II NICOLAY A
CO. will sell nt anotion tbl- 'lay. at 12 o'clock, at t ie
i-aletroom, It '.' Hroauway ai'out 3 si V), ice plants, coniiirli
ing roses, verbenas, Heliotropes mig lionet Us. wall How ?
crs, Ac., Ac , all in pi rfect lo .It i, and to be sol i without
restrve. i . II NK'OI, \ V,
EDWARD s I \ TZBNICH,
(Late chicf talesman with li H. Leeds A Co.)
P C. KEMP, AUCTIONEER.? MORTGAGES HALF.
It. of 1 nrr.it i. r ? l'ianofort. . Mirrors, carpets. China
v. nr , Ac., t. morrow (In .< v ) * t 10 o'clock, at *5 Nassau I
-tr..t, two d> ors Iron Fulton street ? R C. Kemp will
rt II at ?u tion, as itlovi a>ery lfir^o assortment of bonte
bold ii miti re, vis : -All thefurui are ?f a lnrg> four ?t <r y I
in. if runoved for convenience of sale, to bo sold by order i
of ti e m.-rt n. ee nnd con ists of one superior rot?wood
?even octavo pi r.oforte, a >urv beautiful Instrument; r"Sn- |
* '-'I pi.rlor furniture en suite, rich oval mirror*, pi >r 1
>!??:.? If-' i i'n I 1 rimel ehi a VS-00 and ornaments; tea i
indnfiffK ivory lalanec liandl'd knfveeand forks, sil I
vt r ware, tni stry and other carpets, m*rhl? top cent e a n <1 ;
1 tc I s. oxtn.sion dinti g tables, 1 o >k *?es, ward 'obes I
it arl l( t' p nr plain lire ios aid w%sh?t4Rdt, hair mat*
in .' t.rlih I'.iinti d and ?name. ltd ehoinhrr fnfni ore on
niti - 1 ? ' s i .is and i '? air*. roci.T , Voltsirt tbairs,
lane scat rt Mrs, and til the us?ial a r-.-tmcnt of hou ehold
Ini i in. i , w l 1 k It well worthy tho attention of h u?i,keup
ert and dealers. Catalogues on tht Diurniog of salt.
dales at aiictiw.
Roses from the nubsiby or j. b. mant
WILLIAM IRVING A CO., Auetioneare, will i
aaetlon on Fitday. April 7th, at 10)* ? ? . .?d
rouipn No. h Fin* ?tr?ot, atau.ard. half standard, <
perpetual. mo**, Bourbon Nois.tt?s, Hybrid, Bait
Belle and other fine vari*ti*u of roses and *reouho??e p
A*'o *"k i> in pots, in full blooin, from the nuraory
Hi ll knewu fl. ri.t, J B. Mantel. Just taken out t
(round and warranted true to aame*.
G
QM-ENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE -WIL
A Co., Auctioneers, will ?ell at auction on
day. .ftjji t,ih. at iu*i o'eloek, at the four atory freel
I htiire, it.H'eetl'weaty tirat at . aaar F'ifth aveaue, tb
aecie of J ?'nrty. Exu., all the elegant furniture eon
in tbe alovevdm,, mad" to order by Meela: haa been
! l ot a ?l ort tim. i>arlor furniture? superb royal Was
t*r cnrpeti and rws, auite of rosewood furniture.exiiu
carvio. covered ii. ??roea ailk broratelle, eonaisting
t tt,p ?"tatea, laut.viu?, arm ekaira, eeidkf aud
ditto mantel and pier tlaraea. in rich eo???yrrame
I carv_ed n.tewood centre a?J sofa tables; supern c.trvei
wed ctegtre, Louis 14tk. decant ro?ewood7 ocI&tc
| cottly u.arl le and ormulu cUtka; heavy silk brocatel
late ? tirtalns, with carved eoi,,ieea to match; ra
> bronze nnd ormulu chaadeliara ant tide brackets, be?
1 Se\ r< a Pori'f lair vaaea, with centre tierea in ormulu
wood *terere; plate ;-laaa doera and back. Dining ro#
| suite? fcie,.ant velvet carpet*, auperb suite of cl-iboj
carvi d anti ue oak furiiitnre, covered in izraen velve
fiatinf of Irflet, 3 splendid etugerea. ? ebaira and '
chair*; tr tri.ilii ent ext'.neion dining tables, bide tab
ant ftiteof cnrtalas te mutch furnitnre; broate in >1
ii i lot k; i iindelef ra*. Fariau arouua; statnettes and t<
Buiroi m luriiture en suite ? Blegant Wilton ami B*
carpet* and rug*; rich carved black walnut badateai
Jrioor a (.lai e; wardrobes; u reiving bureaus; wa^h* ,
caMi.cta: bookcasea; suites of black walnut furniU
I roi-atillr; fuutruil arm ('bairn; brocatelle and lacj
ilo* cvrtalr.s ard c roicci; ricli cbina toilet ?etar'*
tt rleu i air u : ttressea: feather beds, bolsters and b
llict'ta, blanket*, nviits, counterpanes, Ac. liasei
Bru< >lf carf?t;l i le -ant black walnut book'asea;
?ion ditiicf table; suite of carved black walnut furnit
brocatelle; rofaa, arm chaira, lounges, chairs, cout
si'losr* . l roiattlle tad lace window e-irtains; e
c1 in:: ('inner nnd ue- ? rt seta costly act of rich heavj
lb hiut glass, oonaisting of ImiiMi pit. li r- gi
< 1 in j i', a, 1 ( i It, * ii" ? Ac. Alao, Kngluh oil elot
vtianu I* i u ?rt 1 ? hair oarpeting, plate ttair rods, Ao.
i . c|!.tc its.- .rtincntof kitchen and luuudry fur
With wi.it-L the rale will commence.
STANDARD ROSES AT ACCriOV.? J. L. TA|
U A t i.l(. i "rnir Of .M9m? and 1'inu atrceta, wi?
on 1 riday, -Ajtii 7, at 10,'j o'clock, the larizeat and"
col ? ' . f m.iiii!iw d ro: eg ever oOorvd to tl;epihliii
uttr.. : ? | : i. in irccp?ra - !1 irira the gurl
i>. JJfil II.' , III io.iv, . rncr *f Fiftieth Itrect
?
C i.( Air.", TOBACCO, AND OIN, AT AIR HON
O : t li . clock. ? .'>7 Key utinet. corner Or :o
ai naaorti. wot of iloineitio, lie. Mian nnd tiavuna ^i
bnetu inplufa pa pen ana tia ftil; nats, dfttw tir- i
1 ' y, ; ? ;iL? nrk, Ot trd, Henuc.-.iy, London do
' ' I 'TJ 1 r '. bi iv for . ax -. poekotii 'it t
bcxei,aewing rilk. Vi hiLLlNGTo.V A. CARTER, Auotd
TO HATTERS? AT AUCTION, HV VAN Hi
KOlii li X 'i OWN SFN D, corner o Exch pi a
ill i: vi f tr. .t, on Tlniriolay, April ti, at U o'oIjc
?a*ta i I ; fur, very tligblly uamaged by watw i
Crc in L- i th W iliiam afreet
rn rov m . An ion mi. -executors' sa lt
_l . .?. > ih . A[ ril i . at in o'clock, at tho Circle
J P it > ;r Broadway ill the furniture ii
hot.l: r> i fl r <1 piaro, reran octavca, trr.de hy T. AI
mali rnny furniture, in haircloth: bedstead*, hair mal
t-a, fcatl cr bci'i mi.: bedding; mirrors; two double bat
tuiiH ?f ' '? t value; lu atelle tables; bar fixtures?
l'Ui: )?"??. rotewood cai*. three tilvcr mounted breaUniL
rj f i el} ; tables, chairs. Honors, 30, ( 0 i solars, beat qu^|
ir. ekary, fclansware, kitchen furniture, ,vc., Ao.
W S BELLOr., AUCTIONEER.? HOUSEHOLD!
f f ? nituro ? liiia day, at 10W o'clock, at bH6 Third a'
jicnr Li it ' i.tb tic t , GHCNDV, HOUUUTON Aj]
LOR will sell :i 11 t e furniture contained iu tl.e ho
pert viz > . ;nny parlor furniture, marble top bni
? :i . in". ati8 tublun, I t lfttauB, chairs and kitohen]
ti s; 1 1 n ii 1 c o;: r. hortUK it of household furniture,
drpofit required from every purchaser. Catalogues
Eioruiiij.- oi sale.
WM. WITT FRS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SEL1
TI Iri' iiy, at !>??{ o'clock, at lf7 Canal street. a.isi
sale of dry goods, ci n Sifting of .~flks, ?atins, de Iain 's,
ingi . I rca<:. a.tl a n crinoca, rrcpe ahawls, do. broohe,
ktrc 1 i. It, gloree, la..oi-, triuuui ga, tuuelina, alpacas, 1
In iiry Ac. Alao, ?n Saturday, a larie and desiral
sortuict't of household furniture, suits of ptrlorfuruit
veitct and I ro. atelle, hIko enamelled cham^cr do., all
Vet and taptttry carpets.
fMHSES, ItOOWS, <bC., WAWTBD.]
Farm wanted ? situated near eng|
Neighborhood, New J era y, containin? about one
died arret . )iood lan i and good buili'lugs. Possession]
ed upau the 1st or May. Ad Ircss, naming price,
JOHNSON P. LEE, 167Hroadv
Furnished house wanted.? a gentli
with a small family nishe* to rent a furnished
and would I oard ti c family of the proprietor. Brol
preferred, convenient to South or Fulton ferries. BJ
ri lcrci.cc ( uu be given. Address Virginia, box 1,197a
Ofice.
Hocse wanted to rent? in a central 1
oi tl.e titv, by a small family; must be in good
and rontair. ti c modern improvements. Address H.
mr.r MM Broadway.
House wanted, three stories high, i
tho D>odcrn liunrorcmeuts. iu any street ball
1'iiticc and Feurtecntu afreet, net farther than two sql
ofl Broadway. Address Freacott. Herald offloe.
House wanted.-a three story brick nrl
with all the modern improvements, between Blel
ar.d Twenty-third streetf, Broad way and Sixth avenue. |
not exceeding jl.UQO Address H. P., Herald oflice.
Retail crocery store wanted? for c|
at a l argain; stock from SI, 000 to $ ;,0U0. Addttg
ilornia, Herald office, atatin^ wLere located.
"HT AKTFD? A room, with FIREPLACE,
"? nis'.rd or unfurnished; private family pn?f?]
Any per? n having Bin h room may address, post
Hn.ry, .No. 211 Sixth avwnue. Reference* exehantfcd.
WANTED- PART Of A MODERN HOUSE, I5Y
mibrof fonr and servant, east of Broadway, bei
Vilth and Thlrty'decoud streets; basement and kit!
tiroov tfatoorooai o? the first floor, an.i three bcdrl
on lj one family iu the bouse. Addross Jamos Averl
Water atroet.
WiHIBMp SECOND FLOOR OF A nOUSE I
?T taining 1 bree or four rooms, at a moderate rentJ
{eutli umn. wife and two children (oldest not three yl
etween Spring and Fifteenth streets, west of Bo|
Please state price and location. Best of reference
Ail'lreaa Tli< maa Herald office.
TV" ANTED? A THItBE STORY AND BASEM
TT house, with all the modern improvements, locatfl
twcen Fourth and Seventeenth streets and Fourth and ?
avernce, tor a small respectable family. Kent not to el
$KX) per niiaum. Hsst ief> rent-on (tiven. Possession wl
on the U? of May next. Address, with full particulafl
Artells, 110 F.roadway. ?
TIT-ANTED? BY TIIE FIRST OF MAT, AN UN]
TT nlthed room and hcdrooa. and board, by a lady,
can give the best of reference a* to quietness and gent
Beard j>? id in advance. All communication* oonlidel
Address Delia, Broadway Post Otlico.
TV ANTLD - A HOB OR ENGLISH BASnJ
TT 1 i. use, with Mtel improvements? ga?, C'rot?
r<>oms. and klthroon; any MMI having a house a'iswl
th? inn, may UdltN. with full |iuiticulars, stating I
location, Ac., J. S. E , H.-ruld olfioo. N. B. ? Those unl
log. without stating location, rent, and all particulars?
not be noticed. ?
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, ON THE vl
tide of tho city above Ninth street, between a
and Mnth avenues. Address box 2,b00, Poit OflUo, stl
particnlars. I
WANTED? BY A WIDOW LADY, (WITHOUT Cl
dn n.) two or three rooms, na furnished, in a i
family and desirable location. Address S. C. D., stJ
terms and location, at the liroadway Post Office.
TIT ANTED-A TWO STORY, BASEMENT AND Afl
tT brick honse. with all the modern improvement!
part of a house, suitable for a family of three persons-l
ror house $f(HI ? apartments $230. Address with full pail
lars. R. M. D., Herald office. |
WANTED-BY A LADY AND DAUGHTER, WIT
small, qniet family, the second floor of a nice h
with four rooms and pantrios, with l.'roton water (bath
frelerred). situated above Hloecker to Twelfth street
ween Fifth and Eighth avenues. Rent not to exceed
Can pet a very good tenant by addressing H. E. J,,
office, stating where to call.
WANTED? BY A PUYSICIAN, A*I OFKIf^E, W
loard, between Canal and Twenty-third street*,
of Fourth avenue. References exchanged. Addrosibo
r> ft Offioe. ?
WANTED-BY A VERY SMALL AND QUIET F
ly, two or three rooms, on second floor, in a respec
house and neighborhood. In the Fifteenth u nrd. Any
son having such room to dispose of l v immediate ap|
tion -w ill meet with a yood tenant. Refcn noes exehai
Address W. D., Fifteenth ward station houso. No. Ml
oer street.
WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY OF THj
grown persons, part of a (row* In a genteel neiglj
hoed, eensisting of a front and back room, basements
oom in the attic. Reference* given if required. Renl
o exceed Address House, Broadway Post Office.
TTirANlED TO 11ENT-A SMaLL TENEMENT,!
TT the i -cond floor of a modern house, in a resp <ctl
and healthy location, contiguous to ferries, oar* kadi
nibiises References exchanged. Please address L. DJ
ex 1 W- Post Office. I
WANTED TO HKNT.-A PHY1ICIAN, NOT IN C
TT practice, ha\ii>ir a wifo ami baby in arms, wish
rent baif a house with quiet inmates for the ether half,
dcrn eouTcniem ee Considered necessary. Location heti
Fourth m d Twenty I. fth str i ts. an I between Second
Bev? rth on ennes. Hi* part of rent not to exceed $4^0.
drefs C. F. 0., Herald ollice.
TITAN 71 I) TO HIRE? A SMALL HOUSE, IN A <U
TT neighbor] ood, north of Tuntli trcet. Rent not t<i
eed $fVi A-1 ress, stating location, Ac., II. D. I. ,Br
way Fo?t Otflce.
TITAN TED? A STORE, WELL SITUATED FOlJ
TT wholesale liquor stere, down town. Address T. Ml
llerald offioe. I
WANTED TO I, EASE ? THREE OR FOUR LOlti
TT gr *n I on Third, or between Second and Thirrl
nvs, and l'ltwicn Thirty fifth and Fiftieth street*. PI
address V. II. Shtpard 179 avonue B.
<>.??( !??%??. AC.^
/"I AST OFF CLOTHING- ? $2.,|00 WORTH WANT
V' The highest cash price will We liberally niven, in cur
noeey for large or small lots of good lett off clothm.
everv description. Address through post, or cull on JA1
SIOl'ON . at liis soeond hand store. No. 11 Orange str
near Chatham.
C APT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WASTE'
I i r-oiis lia* ing >tny to dispose of can receive a fair p
anil i a*1' for the san,e.I>r by seudln / per Post., to L. M. Dm
dor! K> Elm street. Indies attended to by Mrs Dosseldol
/CLOTHING AND FURNITURE.? PERSONS HAVI
tho I ' ovo te dl pose of i a* recoivo a f.iir cashn
for tbe ssire by fending or addreising by po.H to Mr
i OB FN, (in Lliu street N. B. -Ladies atijnded by 3
C'okeu.
MI NS ANT) BOYS' CI.OTniN O ? AT WHOLE Si
and retail, by J. VA XDERBILT, "1 Fnlt. n *tr
e rner of t old street The assortment Is large, an l i
go i up; also ? fashionable assortment of goods, which
I ii'i deti i roer in a ?'.> le t! .t i siiaot bo surpassed. Y
patronage It resp ? ? f u 1 l'v s- li'lied.
J VAN DI'.KBILT, No. 81 Fnlton str?f?
HOMESTEADS.
priIDINO LOTS AT CLAREVCITILL1, t, I.
I * l -11c meeting for the admi dot of subssribers to th
bc ntitnl ?rd oosirnMo build! . lot s, (with a chance to
? on ?n (Met worth $1,4)0 fur f-ilj will lo brld ev
Tl.nrsJay evening, at Fnion Hall, IliS Uowery, at7X?'?l0
P. *? JACOB PiCAJU, 1 S3 lies tor ltA?

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