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?WriAIIP'g BBEMAll BITTER 8.
Entirely vegetable. mo alcoholic pre
paration.
A PURR TON TO MRDICIWB.
A PUKE TONIC MEDICINE.
A PC HE TONIC MEDICINE.
A PURB TONIC MEDICINE.
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
A PURE TONIC ME01CINB.
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
A I'D HE TON C MKDlt/'INE.
A PUKE TONIC MRDTCINB.
?f EJJKS 'U IC MEDIi INE.
A PURE TONIC WE ..t'INE.
A PUKE TONIC MEDICINE.
A PURE T< 'NIC .MELIC NR.
A PURB TONIC MED.Cl.VB.
A PUKE IONIC ME 'it'I'.B.
A PUKE TONIC lifaO:Ot.\B.
A PUKE TONIC ilKii. INE.
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
A PURE TONIC MEL) CINE.
A PI BB TONIC MEDICINB.
A PUKE TONIC MKDiCiNB.
A PURE TONIC MEDICINE.
DOCTOR HOOFL \ND 8
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'S
1)0< TOR HOOKLANDS
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'H
DOCTOR HOOrLANDS
DOCTOR HOOr LAND'S
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
DOClUB HOOKLAND'S
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'H
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'S
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'S
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'S
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'S
DOCTOR HOOKLANE'8
1HMT0K HOOI'LAND'8
DOCI'OK IIOOKLaND
doctor hooki.ands
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'S
DOCiOR HOOKLAND'S
DOCTOR HOOILANU'S
DOCIOR HOOKLAND'S
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
DOCTOR HoOh'lJLND'S
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
DOCTOR BOOi'LAND'S
DOCTOR HOOKLAND'S
CELEHRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEB RATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELBBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BI ITERS,
GERMAN BITTERS,
GERMAN BI'lTEKS,
GERMAN BITTKR.S,
GERMAN B1TTEKS,
GERMAN BITTERS.
GERMAN BI ITERS,
GERMAN BlTi'ERS,
GERMAN BI ITERS,
GERMAN BITTERS,
GERMAN BITTERS,
GERMAN BITTERS,
GEK'.IAN BITTERS,
GERMAN BITTERS,
GERMAN BITTERS.
GERMAN BITTERS,
GERMAN BITTERS,
GERMAN BITTEKS,
GERMAN BITTEKS,
GERMAN BITTEKS,
PREPARED BT
BB, C. M. JACKbON. PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
WILL EKKECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or NeivousDeb.lity, Disease* of the Kidusv*, and
*11 diseases arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach,
inch
as Constipa
tion, Inward Piles,
' Fulness or B ood to the
Bead, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food,
Fulness or Weight in the Sto.ua h, Sour
Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit
of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried
Ud Dllficut Breathing, Fluttering u the Heart, Choking
or Suffocating Sensations when in a Tying posture, Dimness
ef Vision. Dots or We us before tlie Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain In the Head, Deficiency of Perspi
ration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain In the sue, Back, Chest, Limbs,
Ac. Sudden Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh, Con
stant Imaginings of
Bvll, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
And will positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bilious Fe
ver. Ac.
they oonUin
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY.
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY.
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nine oaaee out
?fa hundred.
Induced by the ex tensive sale and universal popularity of
Boofland's German Bitters (purely vegetable), host* of igno
rant quacks and unscrupulousadventurers have opened upon
nufferlng humanity the flood gates of nostrums in the shape
sf poor whiskey, vilely compounded with injurious drum,
ana christened Tomes, SiouihcUIcs and Bitters.
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic preparations
In pietuoric bottles and big bellied kegs, under the modest
Appellation of Bitters, which, instead or curing, only aggra
vate disease, and leave the disappointed sullerer in despair.
HOOKLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEKS
HOOKLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
HOOKLAND'S GERMAN BITTEKS
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTE118
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
HOOKLANDS GERMAN BITTER8'
HOOKLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
HOOKLAND'S GERMAN BITTKR8
HOOKLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
HOOKLAND'S GERMAN BlTi'ERS
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
HOOKLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
HOOKLvND'S GERMAN BITTERS
HOOKLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
HOoFlaNdS GERMAN BITTERS
Are not a new and untried article, but have stood the test
of Af teen years' trial by the American public, and their re
putation and sale are noi rivalled by any similar preparation.
Tbe proprietor* hare thousands of letters from the most
eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,
AND
CITIZENS
Testifying, of their own personal knowledge, to the beneficial
effects and medfcal virtue* of these Bitte s.
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN YOU?
DO IOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE!
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP VOI R CONSTITUTION?
DO YOU WANT TO KEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NERVOUSNESS?
DO YOl WANT ENERGY?
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL?
SO YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEELING?
If you do, use HOOKLAND'S GERM AN BITTERS.
FROM REV. J. NEWTON BROWN, D.D., EDITOR OF THE
ENCYCLOPEDIA OK RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent Me
dicines In general, through distrust of their ingredient* and
affects; vet I know of no sufficient reason why a man may
not testify to the benefit he believes himself to have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that he may thai
contribute to the benefit of other*. I do thil the more rradi
lr'in regard to Hoofland's German Bitten, prepared by Dr.
G. K. Jacluon, of thUcliy, because I was prejudiced *ga:nst
tbern for many years, under the imprcofon that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I am Indebted to my friend
Robert Shoemaker, Esq.. for the removal of this prejudice
fey proper tests, and from encotiragemrnt to try tbein, when
suffering from great aud long continued debility. The use of
three bottles sf these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year, was followed by evident relief, and restoration to a de
me of bodily and mental vigor which 1 had not felt for six
Months before, snd hsd almost despaired of regaining. I
therefore thank Qod and my friend for directing me to the
as* of them. _ _ J. -NEWTON BROWN.
fliuDnriiii, Junr2S, 1861.
VBOX THE REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, PASTOR OF
THE TENTH BAPTIST CHLROlL
Dm. Jackson ???*? Sib?I have been frequently re
aneiiel to connect oi> uame with commemtailons of different
kinds of Medicines, but, regarding the practice as out of my
appropriate sphere. I have In all oases declined; bat with a
clear proof la various Instances, and particularly In my own
family, of the usefulness of Dr. Hoolland's German Bitters,
I depart far once from my usual conrse, to express my full
conviction that, for general debility oi the system, and sspe
alalty for Liver Complaint, it la a safe and valuable prepara
tion. la some asaea It may fall, but usually I doubt not It
will be very beneficial to tliote who suffer from the above
aausaa. Yours, very respectfully, J. H. KENNARD.
Iltsn (no* Costss Btmht, Philadsli'Hia. Dae. M.
FBOM THE WIFE OF ALDERMAN WUNDER, QER
MANTOWN.
. _ . GaiufAjrrowK, J una 1, 1861.
Bl. C. M. JiOMOU ?Rib?U gave me pleasure, two yean
ago, to give you a certificate testifying what tha German
Bitten had done for me. I am now perfectly cured of nil
those diseases your medicine pro!esses to euro?vis: Dye
pepsla, Chronic and Nervsus Debility, Disease of tha Kid
neys, The powerful lnfiuence it aierts upon nervous
prostratloa la nrpriaing. I have baen consulted frequently
? raisranae to your Bitters, sad without hesitation havs re
?rmmeMcd It for the abova complaints, and in every In
aiaace it baa effectually cured. Tour mediolne haa a great
reputation In Germantown, aud le nnw sold la every drug
Mora and hi moat of the irtx-toy stores here, ir any one
should question what I ray let them come to Germantown,
and I * 111 prove to their satisfaction that the Bitten hava
cured In this Winliy more than twenty ease* of the above
disease. Respectfully, HANNAH WUNDER.
Mam itrckt, above Rlttcnhonse, Germantown, Fa.
JCBT TliB ARTICLE
roR
SOLDIERS.
FROM TUE ABMT.
Pmi.Anci.rinj, August IS, 1381.
Di>. C. N. JaCMOW:?Dxaa Sik?\\ bile in YirglnUi owing
to the ihunge of water. I was taken Willi a severe Diarrhiea,
wircli eeeined incurable, and which greatly weakened me.
Wbeu we reached Martinsburg I feared I should have to
cotue home: hut noticing some of your Bitten in the store of
Mr. H. II. Price, In that town. I parchaeed a supply, and on
taking It was speedily* restored to health. The diarrhtna was
Stilckly ohecked, anal experienced no nturn of iL A suae
er of my comrades who aiHIered la the same manner, and
from the same cause, with whom 1 shared the bitten, Join
me In tills certificate. I expect to return to the seat of war
with the Legion, and shall oerta tally take a supply of the
Bitten In my knapsack. I would aot be without it for Ita
weight in gold, particularly on going Into s luu??tnue region.
Xoun truly, A. E. ALTBML'B,
Company H, Boo it Legion.
This Is t? certify that we nsed HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BITTEKH while eaoamp?d at Federal Hill. Baltimore, an.1
?to satisfied that by so doing we escaped diarrhoea, with
which many or our companions were iflloted, osuaed liy
change ar water. We believe It invalusble, and would not
be without It While la a Southern conatry. If at all obtain
able. TflOKAS B. flnULAFHERY,
? EMANUEL 8EBS,
Company K, Eighteenth reglstent.
Ciar PwarotuT, Va., Jan. 11,1869.
OnmstaU*?Fortunalsly I liavs uujoyed such good health
that I have not been compelled to take any M the Bituvs
with which I had provided my?elf; bat my friends In tms
and other sedments, to whom I gave It, have been greatly
benefitted. No better prfiteition against Hie diseases of a
camp cau be obtained. Totin truly, W. J. BRITTAIN,
Fourth regiment Pennaylvama Volunteers.
BEWARE OF~COUXTERFEr>r.
BF.WARK OF OOl'NTKRKElTrt.
BKWAKE OF COUNTKRFKITS.
BI'-WAHE Of COUNTERFEITS.
1WWAUE OF COI'NTKRFKITS.
HEWARB OF COt'N lKKKBITS,
S-e that thivisnsture si "C. M. Jackson" is on the wrap
fx r of each bottle.
PrinniMl uiiice and manufactory, Ml *roh strest.
JONES A EVANS,
/Bnereasors to C. M. Jackson A CoN) proprietor*.
For sale ?y riiuggl'tsand dealers in every lowu and village
tn the Unite J States, Causdaa and tha West Indlts at 7fi cts.
?er bottle.
For sale In Nnv York by *11 the druggists and medicine
Ji aler* and bv l> S Barnes, i*J2 Broad.vay, anvf "?/?
mton aireui, Bro'^lm.
8ITVATIOVI) WAWTED?NMALBI.
A" SITUATION WANTED?BY AN AMERICAN PRO
trauut young girl, eighteen rears oid, aa uhamberinald
and wail teas in a small family; <lly reference given. Can
be seen for one day at 83 East 15th at., between 3d a*, and
Irving piace, thirdlloor, iront room.
A RESPECTABLE GERMAN OIRL WANTS A 8ITUA
J\. lion as eiiambermald or to do general homework, or
would take tare of children. Apply at 78 Backett si, South
Brooklyn.
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION
aa cook, aud la willing to aaaim with the washing and
ironing aho understands her business ii^atrlotly boneat and
cieanly. Call for two days at her present employer's, M
W?stZM?t.. near Oth ave., between 10 aud 2 o'clock.
A LADY IS DESIROUS OF FINDING A SITUATION
for a good cook. Apply at N Kaat 23d at.
A FIRST CLASS COOK. UNDERSTANDING HER
business thoroughly in all 1U branches, Including soup*,
tellies, game, Ac., wishes a .situation In a first claas boarding
house or hotel, either In city or countnr. Best of city refe
rence given. Inquire for two days at #7 West 20th at., near
6th at.
A YOUNG AMERICAN OIRL WISHES A SITUATION
aa lady's maid or seamstress; la perfectly capable of
catting and lining ladles' and children's ureases; under
atanus embroidery; la willing to go in the couutiy, or to
travel with a lady. Best of reference. Can be aeen for two
daya at lu7 East 13th si
A N AMERICAN WIDOW WOMAN, WITH ONE CHILD
Jx two years old, wishes a situation aa housekeeper In a
small family. Call at 112av. D.
A SITUATION WANTBD-BY A RESPECTABLE
young girl, as good cook; would assist In wa*hln? and
irouing, or would do the washing of a small private family if
required; would do the housework of a small family; has the
best of city reference. Can be seen al her present employ
er's, 11U West 15th st., near 6th av., lor two days.
A SITUATION WANTED?BY X COMPETENT PER"
son, as nurse aud seamstress, or would do chainherwork
and waiting; no abjection to go to the country; good refe
rence given. Call at No. 70 Charles st., .between Bleecker
and 4ihi?ts., for two days.
A COMPETENT PERSON WISHES TO TAKE WASH
ing at her own house; will do It on very reasonable
terms; has the best city reference. Call at 260 East 12th at.,
third Hoor, trout room.
A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION
as uuise; is u neat sewer, and experienced in the care
of children; has no objection to travul, and would value a
home more than'high wages; good reference given. Call at
Mil Bust 2Slli at.
A SITUATION WANTE%-BY A RESPECTABLE,
truatw. r.hy woman to <ro the housework of a small
private family; is a good bread maker and an excellent
washer aud irouer: no objections to go to the country fer
the summer. Apply at her present employer's StS West War
ren si., Brooklyn.
A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN
Protestant girl, as nurse, or to do light up stairs work
and waiting: is willing and obliging, and kind and good to
children; will assist in housework; tio objection to the coun
try. Call at or address 85 32d st., near Lexington av.
A STRONG. HEALTHY GIRL, TWELVE YEARS OP
age, wishes a home In a respectable family, wheie she
can make herself generally uselul; she is very good teui
tered and fond of children; no wages required. App'.y at
or address 160 East 27th st.
A SITUATION WANTED?BY A YOUNG WOMAN. AS
good cook, washer and ironer; no objection to the
country for the summer. Good city reference. Can be seen
at 116 7th av., iirst lloor, front room.
A COUPLE OF GERMAN YOUNG WOMEN WANT
situations?Also two Scotch women; also several lidy,
smart, civil girls for general work; all have excellent recom
mends. To be seen at the Large Inatltute, corner of 11th
at. and 8th av.
AS WET NURSE?AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT WO
man wants a situation. Inquire at 931st si., between
1st av. and av. A.
A SITUATION WANTED?BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
seamstress; understands cutting aud making ladies'
and children's dresses, boy's clolhcs aud all kinds ot family
aewlyg; would go out to aew by the w< ek or month; no ob
iectiou to take care of a grown cblid, or to go with a family
a the country. Can give good city rei erencea. Can be aeen
at her present situation, lo Eaat 30th at.
SITUATION WANTED?BY A FIRST CLASS COLORED
launuresa, in a private family; or gentlemen's or fami
lies' washing by the mouth or day. Good reference given.
Can be aeen In the rear of ISO rath si, between 7tu and
8th avs.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A VERT RESPECTABLE
young German lady. She is excellent In all lino needle
work, millinery, halt-dressing, Ac., and 1* good to children.
Would make herself generally useful. Apply at 66 Korsyth
it., top floor.
SITUATION WANTED-BT AN AMERICAN WIDOW
lady, In a respectable family, an housekeeper. Call lor
four days on Mrs. Lemon, 27 Atlantic sL, Livingston Hotel,
Brooklyn.
WASHING.?LADIES' AND 6ENTLEMENS WASHING
and Ironing dune In a superior style at 114 East29th St..
between 2d aud 3d avs., at Mra. Chichester's.
TC7ANTED?A SITUATION AS COOK, OR AS CHAM
TT beruiaid and to do washing and ironing; has good city
reference Apply, lor two days, ai No. 10 Hamilton st., rear.
WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, A SITUA
lion; is a good oook and 1a willing to assist in the
washing and ironing, or do general housework, in a small
private family. Good city reference. Apply for two days at
168 3d uv\ between 16th and 17th sts., in the store.
WANTED?A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO
man, to eoot, wash and iron, and do general housework
in a Kinali prh ate family; best city reference. Call for two
days at 104 Well St., third floor.
Wanted?situations, by two respectable
girls:^>ne as chambermaid and waitress, or would take
flare of children and do plain sewing; the other as Chambar
maid and laundress, or would do plain rooking in a small
family. Can be S'-en at their present employer's, where they
have lived eight years, 2(Jti West 14th st.
WANTED?B* A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
TT situation to cook, wabh and iron or to do general house
work; is willing to go In the country; good city reference
given. Call for two days at 41 Clarksuu St., in the rear.
\1TANTED?A BABY TO WET NW&E, BY A
TT healthy married woman, who lost her own baby of
one day old; best oi reference. Can be seen for two days
at 202 East 17th St., In the store.
WANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A
situation as chambermaid and to do plain sewing or
general housework; Is a good washer, und doner, und can do
plain cooking; can give good rjiercme. Can be seen at 13
Meserole st., Williamsburg.
WANTED?A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
as cood cook; would assist with the washing and
Ironing; the best of city references from her last place,
where slii'lived four years; no objection to any part of the
country. Call at 143 East 2!>th street, near 2d av.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN
girl, a situation; Is a good cook and au excel,eut wash
er and ironer; would not object to do chamberwork. Can
come well recommended from her last place. Call for two
days at 139 5th St., near 1st av.
TTTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNO MARRIED
TT woman, a situation as wet nurse; has a fresh breast
of milk; can take the entire charge of a baby from its birth.
Good city reference. Call at 7U Charles su
HELP WANTBD-FEMAIiES.
A~~LL EMPL^^ERiT aND SERVANTS. OP ALL NA
Hons, male and female, ean be suited at the best office
In the city at 378 6th av., near 23d st?the Empire City Insti
tute. Established ufteen yean. N. B.?Country orders
promptly attended U>.
A GREAT RUSH FOR SERVANTS AT the NEW IN
A stltute, M2 Sixth avenue. Servants wanted of all kinds,
both Protestants and Catholics, English, Irish. German,
Scotch and Ainerlean. Places ready. No. MB 6th a?., be
tween "4th and 36th sts.
A GOOD PLAIN COOK WANTED IX A BOARDING
house, to assist In washing and Ironing; wages M per
month. Inquire at 176 Bleecker st., between 9aaa 10 AM.,
or 1 and 2 P. M.
DRESSMAKERS WANTED immediately?TWENTY*
comjwiam hand*; alao a few apprentice. Apply at Ja8
4th at.
Good protestant oiel wanted?to do gene
ral housework for a fauitl; of two penuna. Apply at
21? Blwcki-r at
HOUSEKEEPER-WANTED. IN ? private PA
mlly, an euerOette pereun, thorouxhly acquainted with
the detail* ol houaeVfeplng, and a-xuatomed to the ?uperrt
?ton o' hou?ehold; the mun understand the higher branches
ol cooker v, and will be required to do the marketing. Ad
draaa, wltB reierenoea, for one week, Housekeeper, nation
O, Po?t office.
Housekeeper WANTED?BT A WIDOWER, WITH
a very atnall family; must M vary Intelligent and good
nature!, not over V nor under M. Those having undoubted
reference* will (dure** for one week William Rafua, Herald
office, giving full particular*.
SEWING HANOS.?W ANTED 100 OPERATORS. WITH
oi- without machlneii, to make light tenia. Apply at 198
Pulton at. or at 55 Murray at.
SEWINO HANDS WANTED.?PIVE HUNDRED HANDS
for (twing button bolea and button* on light tent*. Ap
ply ai MB Kulton at.
WANTED?AN ExveiuENCBD NURSE, TO TAKE
< hurge ol children; muat come well recommended;
German, English and Beetrh preferred. City referenow re
quired. Apply buiwten the boure of 8 o'olock-A. M. and 1
o'clock P. M. i?t 33 Barrow st., ntar B'.eecker.
AITANTED?A PIBST CLASS COOE, WITH EXCEtr
TT lent recommendation*. No other need apply, at 61
Eaat S5th (treet, baaement door.
W~ANTED-?EVEN~LAblES' DRESS CAP MAKEItS.
To flrst claaa hand* good pay and steady employment.
Apply at Richmond and Co.'*, 7nSBroadway.
WANTED-A NEAT, INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, TO DO
the housework of a ?mall family; muat give good refe
rence; Uerman preferred. Apply at In 12th *t,, between 6th
ami 7tb av*.
WANTED?A OLBL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
in a private family. Call at M King it.
WET NURSE.?wanted, A PERSON TO TAKE A
child of all week* old to wet uuree. Apply at 173 West
nth ?.
WANTED-A respectable. HONEST, INDUS
tMiiua girt, wharan nook, w?*h, Iron, Ac., and la will
ato make het situation her home, but no fol'o* era will be
wed. Apply at I. Bluna' Millinery JUtabllihniuut, 8UW
Hudion *t.
WANTED-A SEAMSTRESS TO DO PLAIN SEWING
TT and make children** clothes. None need apply with
out Hood reference. Apply at SM Greenwich st.
"IITANTED?A YOCNO LADY, TO ATTEND A SALOON,
f T Apply at No. 41 Carmine *tree?.
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSft: one WHO
?? willing to makn ln-nnll generally nseral; muat oonie
well rei'ommi'U'led, and willing to go to the country for the
summer. Inquire at Sii Oieenwic h at., second door fiotn
Hnratio. .
WANTED-AT 2fr. WEST 44TH STREET, A SMART,
tidy Pretestnm or Gorman girl, lo do general house,
work; mum be a good w?*her ami lioner and g. od i.lam
oook. " '
WANTED?AS rf'ILD'S NURSE AND fJlAMBKR
?? n*.ld, a Protectant young won an. who can com? we.I
rennmm, nded; wage* $4. Apply at *>4 4th av., between ?
ami U o clock A. M.
HELP WAHTED?WALKS.
Agents wanted-male and female, "
OLD, MIDDLE aubd AMD YOUNG,
IN CITIBS, TOWNS AND VILLAGES,
To Make from ft 10to Sib per day, by fcelliua
RICKARD'S PRIZE stationery PACKAGES.
The popularity of and the iacrsa-dng demimt for theae
Packman are the best evidences of their superiority over all
others. They can't be equalled. Bead lor u < Ircuiar.
S. C. RICKAKDS A CO. l(g Nai-s~u street.
Agents must know that the
EUREKA PRIZE CASKET PACKAGE
contain* mure siutionery than any other package sold for 26
cents. Also the Dime ranprcsp woslum. Situd lor circular.
W. H. CA'l ELY, 102 Nassau street.
A GENTS?SOMETHING NEW.
A THE NATIONAL PRIZE PACKET.
The latest and l>esi Prize 8tat *< ery Paeketr?contains
Bore useful articles than anything ever sold at the price.
Pays ISO per cent profit. Send for circular. or call on
HAKKINS A CO., 36 Beekman street, N. w York.
Agents wanted to sell headache annihi
lator.?It will etire headache of every name in threa
minuu-s; mild and pleasant. Apply to Dr. B. L WOLCOTT.
170 Chat ham street. Headache cured tree lor All; call and
be convinced. Samples by mall 25 cants.
AlOBBB, INDIISTKIOl'S MAN. HAVINO $10) CASH,
can have a pleasant indoor position, whi re ho will be
guaranteed a go<>d weekly income. Apply *1Broadway,
up stairs, room No. 7.
CAUTION TO MAP AGENTS?LLOYD S GREAT MAP
of the Southern Stales, engraved on steel, ami need by
tne War Department, has been reduced in price to 25 cent*;.
This has be. n done In consequence of another publisher
named ''Lloyd" issuing a trashy wood cut map, full of er
rors, at 35 cents, and leading tne public to sippose It was
Lloyd's Large. Steel Plate Mapot the Fifteen Southern Stale*.
Being of tne same name as mveeif. I see no other way than
to put down the price of my steel Plate Map to the price of
his trashy wood-cut map?which I do rtiis day, to 25 cents
Bir copy. There are no maps made equal to J. T. Lloyd's
sps. They are to be seen in the War Department, Depart
ment of the Secretary of State, Land Olilce Department,
Quartermaster's Departmi nt, and are used by Generals Mc
Ciellan, Halleclc, Banks, Btiell, and nil our oitleers in the
army. Hence the many trashy "Lloyd's" maps which are
put upon the public. Lloyd's ftT pof Virginia Is the only au
thority for the Army of the Potomac, tv-nd for airctilars of
All our valuable Maps, wfth terms for aaents. Address
J. T. LLOYD, 164B.oadway.
OOACllMAN WANTED?A SINGLE MAN, FROM 27 TO
36 or 411 years of age, competent to talse proper eare of
horKes, carriages And harness, to gu about 14 miles into the
country, and to remalu permanently winter and lummrr if
desired, lie muxl be a good caret til driver, p.nd perfectly
willing to make himself us I'ui ami employ hiiniel! in any
way his employer may wish when not otherwise en.a^ed.
He must br ng satisfactory recommendations of his compe
tency, sobriety, honesty aud good character generally. Such
a man can address C. S., box 143 Post olilce, with name and
references, stating where he can be seen or hesrd of. Nona
othara need apply.
Coachman and fabmer wanted?on a gen
tleman's pla -e, near the city; little driving; must he
a ble and willing to help with trees, grass, Ac. State refe
rence and where last employed. Address Useful, box 190
llerald oOlce.
CARPET 8ALESMAN WANTED?ALSO A YOUNG
man, quick and correct at ligures and a good judge of
money. Apply at 107 lloweiy.
Drug clerk wanted.-apply at 202 fulton
av? Brooklyn, between the hours of 8 and 10 A. M.
DRL'O CLERK WANTED?A YOUNG MAN, HAVING
experience in the city retail and prescription trade, can
address (stating the names and address ot his former em
ployers aud how long employed) Chemist, bos 3,526 Post
oilloa.
Dry goods salesmen wanted.-none need
apply uniess lirst class -alcRinen, who understand their
business in every particular; also, two check boys i.nd two
boys to carry parcels. All must have the best city reference.
Apply to W. Q. Campbell, 178 3d ave.
Farmer wanted-with a small family, who
can produce good recommendations as to ability, Ac.
Address for six days, stating terms and where an Interview
can be had, Farmer, box lot) Herald ofllce.
For steamships, navy, merchant and
Whaleships, for short and lon? voyages?Wanted,
landsmen, seamen, ordinary seamen, blacksmiths and boat
steerers, at 87 West St., corner Albany, tip stairs, North
river. HENRY JAM hs, Agent.
STABLE BOY, OR YOUNG MAN WANTED-ONE WHO
understands the care of hoi aes, and is willing and in
dustrious and knows something abont gardening and keep
ing grounds In order, to go t<> Newport. Apply at36East
14th St., southwest corner of University place.
fTlAIL BLOCK HELPER WANTED.?INQUIRE OF
X Mr. Martin, at the Hudson River Suam Sawmills, foot
ol' West 44th St., New Yors.
WANTED?(APPLY PERSONALLY), TWO PROFES
sors of mathematics, engineering and military tac
tics; salaries SOOO and $700; a lady teacher of music. Eng
lish, pafnting and French (tu meet principal before 2 P. M.);
also a lady lor music, English and French, as preceptress.
American Educational Bureau, 561 Broa lwny.
SMITH, W1LLSON A CO.
\tTANTED?TWO YOUNG MEN, FROM 18 TO 23, OF
T V goo 1 personal address?*to learn a genteel, proiitable pro
fession; must be aide to support themselves for six months,
and devote twelve hours per day. Address, stating age,
name, residenoe, and lormer occupation, Proiitable, Broad
way Post oillce,
T17ANTED?A SALESMAN IN A GROCERY STORE;
Vv one acquainted with the buslness.no other need ap
ply to Wm. M itciicll, corner of 125th st. and 3d ar. Refereuue
required.
WANTED?IN A furniture STORE, A YOUNG
man, who understands the general business of a furni
ture store, and who can repair aud varnish furniture; one
acquainted with the city ol Brookl/u preferred. Apply at D4
Atlantic st., Brooklyn.
TIT ANTED?1N A RETAIL clothing STORE. A
TT miong, active, industrious yming man, about eighteen
Stars old; a person ucuuaiutrit ui.li tne bu?lin;*? pri f.;rre 1.
ue who )? not afraid of work, ana bail com; Well .ecom
mewled, uiay apply at No. 8 Houtli st.
WANTED?A DRUG CLEKK; ONE WHO liNDER
stkrirts the business, ami can piiidtirc recommenda
tiun from his hu>t employor. Inquire at 1J0 Utb a v.
WANTED?A FIRST CLASS COLOKKD WAITER; ONK
who hits been lined lo waiting on private in lea; city
refereLce required. Appli between the hour* of V and 11 in
tUe morning ift the Worji Hjumc, corner oi 2Mb ?t. aud &th
avenue,
WANTED?A MAN TO <iO A SHORT DISTANCE IN
the cotuitry, who underM-anda yarilwnin aud the car.
oi ahorse; ire ipiist al?> be willing to. dogenetal workaoout
agentlemnn's place. Aildrena, at .thu wli ra lo be aeeu and
wages expected, Hudson River, !ler..fl iH
ANTED?A SHOUT BO Y TO ACT AS A IJC.HT POR
ler. Apply at 1U3 Reade ai. a.ler tbiae o'clock.
ANTED?2 IiOYS To LEAKN TRADES, 2 CLERKS
TT for grocery ktoiea,:i porieig, cierk lor a ?hlpi>ui< oUlce,
4 girla to travel, 6 men lor ?leaiimrN, 2 express drieia, 1
atewardesa, 1 housekeeper. Appi> at No. 7 Chatham square.
WANTED ? TWO HUNDRED TRAINED MALE
nurses for the United Sutea General Hospitals. Tl.ry
will receive $20 60 per month beside* clothing, rations and
medical attendance; noue need apply wbo cannot nirnlah
iealinioii.u a irom well known pbystcrdns or remdenta. l or
further pai itMlara apply at the Axeney o. the I nited Suites
Sanitary Commission. ?s*i Uroad ?.?>, b>t*e( u the hours of
ItlA. M. andlP. M. BDW. 1'. IQLLIM, M.D., U. 8. A.
ANTED?A SMART YOUTH, FROM 15 TO 1? YEARS,
wbo haa aome knowledge o. the gr >oerj Uialnesa; good
reiereuceu required. Apply al the Liouiu Tc.. Warehouse,
376 7th av., near Went iMtu st. ________
"I1TANTED?A YOUNG MAN AS COACHMAN, TO GO A
TT abort distance in th? coimlrv. Wages from $10 to$1S.
Apply tbia day at 10 A. M. al Bonknam A Bedell's, 309 4th av
w
w
w
TIT ANTED?A SLERK IN A HARDWARE STORE,
TT also a young man in a wanting bouse, and a collector.
Apply at 1U rulton street, Merciiaala' Clerks' Registry olle*.
Situations procured. No oomn.laston in advance. Ret ere no*
to urat claaa bouaea. Ustabilaued 1&4.
w
ANTED?A TIDY COLORED BOY, FROM 18 TO 16
yeara of age, to wait on table* and make himself
Snerallv useful; one residing up town preferr -d. Apply at
e Wigwam Restaurant, 92VBroadway, oorner o. Xist at.
WANTED?TWO JUNIOR SALESMEN, WHO ARE
willing lo work; ?al?ry $0 per week. Apply before 8
A. M. or attar 7 1*. M. to H. E. Legrain. Till Broauway.
ANTED?TWO AHLE BODIBD MSN, AS PORTERS.
noue need apply unless ibey are willing lo work. Vail
before 8 A. M. or alter 7 P. M.
H B. LEG RAIN, 7J0 Broadway.
WANTED?A YOUNG MaN AS PORTER IN A DRY
gO*>da store, who haa had experience; must hare good
reference. Apply this morning to RE1LLY BROS., 31
Catharine street.
WANTED-IMMEDIATELY, 26 STOUT YOUNG MEN,
landamen, to goon a voyage not to excised six months;
a rare chance for young men wlauicg to go to sea. Apply at
the shipping odice 71 South si, entrance 56 Bep ysler st.
ANTED?A YOUNG" MAN_ FULLY ACQUAINTED
with fine embroider lea, Ac., at Miller A Grant's, 70S
Broadway.
ANTBD-A YOUNG MAM, BETWEEN 17 AND 18
yeara of age, to atteud in a liquor aiore; must be well
recommended and know bis business. Call at 0U (ih av.
rANTED-A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND BAR;"KONE
"AS
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND BAR; NONB
need apply without satlafactory reference. Apply
lo O. M< Tarnan, Second Ward Hotel, oorner York and Pearl
sis., Brooklyn.
AOA PER WEEK.?ALL MEN HAVING SMALL
capital, and wishing to Invest it in a respectable
paying business, are requested toeaHon or address Rich
eras A Co., 438 Broadway, N. Y. N. B.?Mouey refunded
If not satletled after trial.
SfTcVl ?WANTEDT A CLERK IN A FIRST CLXVtH
VPAUDa provision store; wagea $8 per week; security
given lor the money advansed. Apply te J. P. Traver, 170
Chatham st
THE TRADER.
Bricklayers and laborers.-wanted, ten
goodroeu; the society wages paid, at the builjlngs M
av. and 78tk st. Bring your too la wltji you.
Coppbr plate printer wantbd-at ever
dell'a, Sftl Broadway. Steady work to a good workman
DRESSMAEIMG.-WAMTBD, AN APPRENTICE TO
learn ilreaamaking. who will be taken IntheTamlly
an* boarded. Alaoaglillo do Ught housework. Apply at
118 Spring st.
T/NQINEER'S BITCATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
JM man, to run a stationary engine; Is ? maoblnUt b,v
trade: can run any make of an engine. Addreea for one day
boa I'M Herald oOloe.
TO HATTBRS.*WANTED. A BODY MAKER) ALSO A
girl to sew plush; oue who c?a trim. Imiuira at No. 7
Bowery, third floor.
WANTED-A HARNESS MAKER; ONE WHO UN
derstands the business. Apply lor turue daya to John
Wbltcomb, Astoria, L. I.
WANTED-FOUR machinists, TWO LATHE AND
uo vice hauda; none but men who understand their
business need apply at 304 West TMrty-scventh street.
BAMIIBL BA*.
tirANTEi-IO OB II HAHD PREPARERS. TO WORK
TV on ii amrs and piers. Apply at the corner of 7th ave.
and ?0tli st.
WANTKD?H ATrERf'j FOUR blockers, SIX
Maara, on line hats; also two poum^eiH, at 119 \Ymm
Broinlwajr.
COOPERS WANTKD?TO MAKE NEW ROUND
O and Mat hoop flour hamls. Apply to A. T. Bi igts, 01
Rutgers slip.
SITUATIONS WAMTKD?MAL.ES.
N ENGLISH CENTIKMAN, THOROUGHLY AO
oua in ted with ihn Kiriich and Itahau languagea, unci
with the wine, oil k'jii silk trade in tliuae countries, want* ?
situation, ? here his knowledge of the above langua-tea may
be useful. with the ultimate objeet of inventing $10,00<) or
SIA.O'JO in tl e buainesa aud be onnnt, a partner. Acld/eaa R.
P. H.. 735 Aio i Ktreet, Philadelphia.
AYOl'NO MAN OF EXPKRIENCE WANTS A 8ITITA
tion hk bate* per; ban itona business in some of thk
beat bon-es< tn the . Ity, to which he can reler. Addrsaa T,
E., box l'i&Herald office.
A YOl'NO MAN, RESIDENT Of A SOUTHERN STATE,
in anxious to met t wiJi aonie inllueiuUi p.irty wlio
woul! a-Mst him in procuring a altuntton. Addreaa, alailng
interview, Fianlilin lirautley, ktaiiou E, New York.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A DRUG CLERK, WHO 18
a good druggiat and well acquainted with the Oerman
pr. acription buaiin >?>. Beat of reference from hi* employers.
Address Drug Clerk, Herald oftlre.
WANTED-BY A BOY, BETWEEN 18 AND 17 YEARS
of age, a aiuatiou in Home aueuon. eoinmti-eion or
wliolcHule <try jji>oda house; write:-' a tair hau 1 and rcsldea
with hia parents. Adareaa R. J. 8., box 110 Herald office,
staling terms, tic.
WANTED?BY A COMPETENT MAN, WITH 8EVE
ral yeara' experience, aituatinn m the mailing or pub
lishing department of a newspaper or magazine, nr would
act as torieapon iingclerk; fully underatanda hia buaineaa;
no objection to leave the city; can give the vary best re!e
renoe. Addreaa for three day a Scrivener, box 106 Herald
office.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS PORTER, IN A STORE,
by u married man (an American), who la williug to
work to make an honest living. Beat of references given.
Addreaa J. D K., Herald oillie.
WANTEO-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
young ma, :, an porter in a store or in a h .lei, or to w.irk
iua llvmy stable; to id city releience. Call on or adireta
E. K., 1M Eh. t 22<i ai., between lht ami Id ava.
WANTED?A SITUATION IN SOME HOTEL BOARD
ing house or restaurant, by a young man who haa
been caterer, Ac , for a firel claaa house in the city for three
years, ai d ha* the best of reir.r.m es; would aw e hlimelf
Knerallv useful about tUu establishment. Address A B. C.,
x IM Herald oiQue.
q?l nnn ??L *OUHG MAN. OF BUSINESS HABITS,
iJl.vUl/. wishes n permanent situation, and would loan
bis einployr Iron $?;,? to $1,000 on good security. Addreaa
C. C., lot! WestWtb ht.
THE REBELUUN.
TT'OB SALE?'
JD Two hundred superior Knapsacks.
Do. Body Belt*.
Do. Cartridge Botes.
Do. Cap Pouches.
One hundred Crusa hells, all new ?nd of the beat enam
elled leather.
Apply to BOWIE DASH, Esq., 112 Pearl street.
GWffiO, UEAl)y BARTERS, state ok new
GENERAL ORDERS?NO SB.
Adjutant Gkmwkai.'s O. vic*, Aliiamv, June 3. 18C3.
iJ?..p!Jr?u,5-nu<',0f the provisions of an act entitled "An Ml
to provide for the enrolment of the Militia, the orguu zailou
anil discipline of the National Guard ot the Slate of New
Yoik, anil lor the public defence," passed April 23, ltJ02, an
?,iB 11'"*0"" wlthln H''" Slate liable to mllliary
duty wlHfoithwitn be made. Commandants of regimeuts
k !8e^ dl'lyence in placing the enrolment
bi/o?e. in the hands ol commandants of comnanic&. or oiner
enroling officers, and to an' that the enrolment is com
pleied an.l the enrolment hooka nled on or before the let
day of July neM. Iu case any dlincully aliould he antici
pated iu convicting tho enrolment within the time pre
1, Commander-in-Chief will, uihjii application,
upj oint one or more perilous, to be nominated to him by the
enrOil>ng oUiceis, to assifit in lliishing .such enrolment
Commandants of regiments will report forthwith to the Ad
jutant Ui'i.i'i .v the receipt of the enrolment books aud the
names :ind I'ost office address of the enrolllns oillcera iu
whose ban Ha u.ey have been placed. By order of the Corn
mu nuer-ia-L li lof,
THQS. IIILLHOUSE, Adjutant General.
OEApqUARTERS, 23 SPRING STREET.?CAPTAIN
4* Browne, formerly Q isrtarmasf r of the Tlnrd
Gerauw Ri lies, until ita consolidation wun, and then Cap
tain in the On? hundred and ihiid, New York State Volute
teei s. now atailoncd at Newborn, N. C.. an 1 serv.n* unrter
General Burnelde. has obtained authcrlty from the Com
ntauder-in-U.ici of thestaie to recruit a ci mpanv for the
se.it of war. Patriotic youu? men are invited to join thin or
Ranuii'on aid enrol their names lniuii diatelv. i'ay irom
$13 to $34 per moutn and $10) bounty when discharged.
Clothing, subsistence end comfortable quarters provided
Immediately after being mustered into ihe tulted Stites
service. T.ie families ol those who enlist will he provided
for by I he State. THOMAS BROWNE, CapUtuT
MILITARY CLAIMS.
Ail.niwm Holding clnlma nnder the provli'o is of the
rf.if . i ' ac' Provide for the paymeut oi'oertain
< lahua Incurred In the or^anlzai lo.i, equipment and sub*is ?
fh?trhr?i.'eJ in i,he ?u,u# Vork or received
V1 "S.rPn?o,t'r th'.' Of the United States." pasted
? to 'rsusmlt the same with
ti.e \ouciers thereof, a iu! a comprehensive statement of
facta under oath, to fcoionel S'laJ W. Bur", AsaVsunt iS
spcetor 0,1,..,.l, at the ca, Ital in the city olAll^ '
m ., ... *l,P?1'lte'1 to audit such claims will
m et at No. 51 Walker street, Ne x York, on the 16th day of
ii! h ,i."? V*'i i41 ('?PIUjl- In the city of Albany, on the
ind 'Jl? hi " A calendar of claims will be made,
ana asses will be disposed ot iu their order on said calendar
S 0i.tA),!i!!?0ns r.8rl,Ul!* '"Albany, and west aud north
thereof, win be consider, d at th- meetings of the Board at
Albany. Claims of persons residing elsewhere, will be Con
sidered at the meetings to he held at New York.
? A. ARTHUR, lusp ctor Central.
WM. HENRY ANTIloN. Judge Advocate General
^'4"ttM't.r0.u.riL |
TJ ECRUITB WANTED "
-l*? rorc THt
HALLECK GUARD,
reaTwul&y dYyV'6 1,18 ?Wernmeat- to *
. ?*tw,r??n' ,wh? hli? >wn In the service of the gov
erurnent, has received orders to recruit Company A of thla
"' "Vi'*"d '? now ready to receive Recruits. Tt Is Intended
that thla Company shall lie ono of the flnest in the service.
1 ay from $13 to $23 per mouth.
Each man as noon as mumereil will be >ent to Camp Wash
inu g"?d^mroriis!nd' a"U t""OTM,'a w,tU rations
$100 Bounty at the EvBirntlon of Enlistment.
All parties wishing to uct in the cspaclty of aon-rommU
Jo,. S?,?aK. Ord. r.y *#?
Apnrnved May .11 lNil F. S. IaAKNED, Superintendent
Tv\ eliih infantry. Atusicrjng ofljeer.
1JECRUITS WANTED?K()R THE KIKTH REGIMENT
JV New York Volunt-er Artillery, Col. Samuel Graham,
now stationed at Fort .Marshall, Baltimore, Md. This reel
meut offers many itiuiiceuienis that cannot be ha t iu auy
other for these who desire to serve their country In this its
hour of |wHI. No iotig, UnMotiie marrhcN. nor e*po?uru iu
aamp. com tetifi; ?o?ki Harm aMl couforUbto Iwrra kn. In a
nealtns loiality, provMcd for uach nian. A* ouly a i?jw morn
reenilu arp wanted to fill thin raiment to Its mafimuin num
o?r inoet? who deiuw to join It mimt apply inunedi.itelv to
Lien?% T. C. H HO WEE, t?o. F, or Lieut. II. BOYLE, Ca
A, at the corner ot iiowery and Grand street*.
All absentees are requested to report at this office, or ther
will be returned a* deserters.
KECRUITH WANTKD-KOR A HEAVY ARTIL
U\J leiy regimenLjiowm-rr hve months iu ?.irils.n at
Washington. Also $2U0 will i? gives for idity able bouied
?>en, or a proportionate ammiut for a amaller numuer. Ad
dress A., Herald otln e.
HOTXU.
Hotel. 12 ki-lton street, bkooklyn, oim-ositk
? Ultou ferry, eoBtaiiiii.tf M rooms, very finely nurd
up; excellent lo*tlon, n..w doing a good paying busiuea*.
Leaa.j, Furniture and fixtures for sale cheap. Apply on th?
W^2?5X. HOUSE?:BROADWAY, CORNER OF
Twelfth str'et, New York.?A large Parlor, fronting
on Broadway aud TweMth, vMth two large Bedrootna a?
' "ni1 c"''' w*^'r hsth and water rie?ei attached ?
will be let together or separate, with or without board, st ta
duord rates. Dinner at alx o'clock. Meals to order at all
hours.
CJLOTH1NQ.
T THE NBW STORE, IU WIIRD AVENUE. LADIES
XV aiidjtentlemen oau dispose Of their Cast Ou Ciotbluic.
2?2aSi ?*? 1 f """"toe to pay for Dresses from
$6 to $.10, f?r Coats from $4 to $1A, tor Pants from $1 to
fhir/!C.r not w ,*11 on or addrese C. MIHH. 114
Mrli Mlih Fourteenth street. Ladles attended by
a ttention, ladies a*d gkktlem em -i pyou
to jmd a fair and honeat dealer to dispose of your
cast off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture sml Jewelrv, the best
thmrpu can do la to call oa or sd treaa the honest and weU
l HARRIS, 130 Seventh avenue, where you
will be dealt with to yonr satlsfacilon. At this place you
f?n receive lifty per cent mort than from sny other dealer Iu
the city, and you will avoid being humbugged. Please do
by H"*Hiirrls!*rri*' sveuue. Ladles aueuded
? TTENTION. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN7-A LARCB
A order received from the West for cast oil Clothlnn.
Furniture. Carpets. Ac I will pay the best prl.e Iu the e.ty
by ralUng on or addressing M. ABRAHAMA. 233 Seventn
sveuue, betv. een rwentv-Ofth and Twenlv-alxth streets.
Ladles attended to by Mrs. A.
AT?2:ty3 .bo.wery--H. ROSBNTHAL, HAVINOA
great desire u> purchase a large quantity of out off
Wearing Apparel, Furniture, Carpets, Jewelry, Ac., by call
ing on or audi-essing, ladies and gentlemen can obtain tha
utmoet value lor each arilcle. Ladies attended to by Mrs.
Great Jones ft ?t? r,'m",'bcr' aud ** 363 ?o*?ry, opposite
A II EXTRA PRICE WIU, BR PAID FOR LADIB8'
.}a * awl otf c'lothlng, Carjieta, Jewelry
and Furniture, aa the nnderslgn?d,has received large orders
Irom all parts ot the United HtatcsMTer the above articles. He
i**to pay the following prices From $A ?o $39 for
Silk iDresmia; frum $3 to $16 for Coats: from $2 to $5 for
I ants. Please call or addm>? by note J. ANIIALT, 152 Be
!"V'between TwenKetli and Twentv-llrat streets.
Mri- N- ouslnaes traaa
A'r.'!"^oHI(,"EST B IN l"A8H PAID FOR
lef : off Clothing, Oarpeia, Furniture. Indies and g< a
iM-men having any or tlie above u> dispose of will do well to
!w JKT-fif I ?<i?*NBERG. 212 Seventh avenue.
be"t "Wtaf'ct,un- u
ARARB CHANCE??16,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF
Clothing wanted, witlrln u inontli, lor New One ins. Ls
diee and -^ntU'men hanng any of the abore to dlnims" of
lTLI^?'r?n^>Mr2.C2Ii1?* t)rl,0*i-Kf0l? W to Wo far fink
I 'r,on>,f9 J? r?rc<au, from $1 lo $A lor Pants.
tfi* ' o *? c*rP,U' Furirlture; the highest pr.oca
paid. Please .all on or address a note to B. Mlnt^, "IVi slah
avenue, near Eighteenth street Ladies attended by Mra.
^ iii rrani ??'?o'tlyn or JVrsey Oltv punetiially at
at^nue , l*sse lememDsr the name, B. Mints, 383 Sixth
A TTENTION.?CALIFORNIA AND "T'lHEM PEAK
Jj- A ureal demand for ladles and gentlemen's cast
oil t Ibthing, furniture, Carpeia and Jewelry. 1 guarantee
ta |>ay twenty-Are per oont mere than any other establish
meut, and no humbug Call at or send a note to 89 West
Broadway, between Leonard and Franklin streets. Ladies
attended by Mrs. u Gabay and gentlemen by Mr. 8. Uabay.
ATJi'8TA,iU 0M SBVENTH ANENUE
rS" ?? P*T the lollowing prices
Lm / , _g,,r' irn'*n * W*arlna appaiel:?From $ft to
I i?r ,?Li. CT***' m lo 'or ai"1 lr""1 ?' l"
1 iti for pants, also caris-ta, furniture, jewelry, ac. A note by
post punctually attended lo by Mrs. Exeklefs, 134 Seventh
avenue, between Nlseteenth and Twentieth str. e a Nocon
neisiou with any other house. Gentlemen amended toby
ALAHOE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING,
Y ui nitiire, rarp? ts and Jewelry warned fc the . uy Hnd
we?tettl tmde I pay a* follow" ?From $S to $lll for Sl.k
Dresses; coots fsom $?t..$l?, Pants $1 W io fh. Call on or
address A. Dt( AS, ilS Seventh si'enue Orders puu>."?allv
?(leaded to. Ladies aUaaOeato by Mi*. D.
HOR8BS, CARRIAGES, AC.
A PAIR OF COACH HOUSES FOR BALE?IN KINK
condition, beuntilul travellers, klud and gentle in
every re?p? I; alio, two single Horses. All will be soli very
low, or will be let for the summer season to responsible par
ties. Apply at 00 Weal Thirtieth street.
A (BEAUTIFUL SMALL BLACK SHETLAND pony
J\ for aale?Very kind unri gentle, perieetly sound, aud
will be sold cheap. Call at 7titf Bath avenue.
J OHM BATES.
A SPLENDID GRAY SADDLE HORSE FOR sale?
Warranted so mil and kind in single or double harness;
nine years old. Can be seen at Pelton's stables, Broadway,
corner of Tweutyse.ruth street. Apply to W. II. welleh,
Confectioner, 1,121 Broadway, corner of Twenly-Hftb street.
Barouche for hale.?a handsome barouche,
botit by La < re nee, coat $300; In excellent order; will
be aold cheap. Apply at Mulgrew's livery liable, 61 Eaat
Twell ill air eel, near Broadway.
QARRIAGES.?MINER * STEVENS,
72,74,76 Walker street,
first door east of Broad way,
Manufacturer* of first class Carriages aud light Wagons.
/CARRIAGES?AT VERY LOW PRICES, SUCH AS
\J four and six neu Kockaways, various patterns; Doc
tors' Ph.i tons, Tup Buggies, ruM Waggons, Ac., of uiutfl
lent make and finish, both new and (ecoud band, at the new
salesroom of E4KA LUDLOW, Jr., 96 Liberty street, west
of Broadway.
For sale-a very fine bay mare, seven
years old, all ?ound and kind, fifteen bands three incbea
bitih, a nice traveller, and lit lor any kind of work or dri
ving; must be old as ihe owner has no use tor ber. Apply
to WM. K1IKRWOOD, 40 Sprue:' street. New York; or to
GEORGE W. MUMLi, 5V Fulton street, Brooklyn.
For sale-a dark brown saddle mare, of
Flylug Cloud alouk, 15>? bands blgli, kind and sound.
To be a en at Peiton s stable., No. 6 Eaat Tweuiy-liist Street,
until sold.
FOR SALE?THE PROPERTY OP A GENTLEMAN
ubout leaving town, a :>ay Horse, 15X bauds high; war
rant d / omul, kind mid gentle; bas trot led In 2:;U)?\ war
runted to trot in - 40. Can be seen at Brown's stables,
corner of B.ireum and SUto streets, Brooklyn
T7I0R SALli?A handsome PAIR OF SOBBEL HORSES,
X1 long tai.s, seveu and eight years ol t, 10>a hands hlg",
sound and j_. ntl< in every particular: also a bund nine light
open Carriage, cost $4i0, with Set of Double H iruerF, Bla.i
keti, N Is, Ac , 4c. The above belong lou gentleman wbo
oilers ihoui because of iea.iu; town. The esubliaumeut is
altogether A deniable family turnout, and will be sold cheap.
Apply ut 104 Horatio or 14 Dutc h street.
]j10R SALE-A VERY FINE PAIR OF GRAY HORSES,
? 16 hands high, lull, natural tails, close matched, fust
an I very stvllsb ; they aie young, sound and kind in all bar
nest, uud fully warranted. Also, several other desirable
pairs, single and road horses.
OilAS. E. MILLS, 34 Cedar street.
For sale?200 light carriages, family bock
awa>s, top und open Buggies, gro eis' and bu. invt*
Wagons, depot and hotel Wa .ont; 100 sets of Harness; U)
Horses, from $30"to $130 each, at 10 Nevius street aud 184
Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
]rOR SALE?A BRIGHT BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS
7 high; extraordinary line style; warranted xouu I, kind
and very gentle. Can be -eeii at i.*)! West Thiriy-sixtti street.
Sold only for want of use.
For s \le, for one half his value, for cash?
a bay facing llor.se, 14^ nands high, 9 years old,
sound, gentle aud k;nd; good saddle horse, easy ga.t and
very fast in all harnes . Apply to J. hopkins, 2S2 Fourth
avenue, near Twenty-second sire.:u
For sale-a large bay horse, 17 hands high.
six years old, warranted sound, kind an 1 last, suitable
for acoupe. express or family use; sold tor want of use lor
half Ills value. Apply at II. A. Fuller A Co.'s stable, 282
East Broadway, corner Gouverneur street.
For sale-a new central park phaeton or
i'ax Cart; also new and second baud top wagons. 62
West Twenty-fifth yreet
For sale-an express WAGON nearly NEW;
also a Rockaway Carriage, for one or two horses, with a
Double tkt of Harness. Apply at No. &i Third avenue.
K. B. STEAD.
BIOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME CHILD'S CAR
rlage, hubs and arms, silver plated. Will be sold very
cheap, lmiuiie at 19J West Twenty-fourth street.
Fob bale?a top wagon, by one op the best
iuiiker# in ihe city; baa been Utile used; good lor coun
try or city line. Apply at W. II. Miles' (Utile, 17 Wast Nine
teenth street.
OR 8ALE CHEAP-A QUAY MARE, 15 HANDS HIGH,
kind uuil gcuile; 1* a good family horse. or would do
for a doctor. Apply at the private liable la Barrow street,
oue door from Hudson street, New York.
F
For sale cheap-new and second hand
Corn lies, Rockaways, two aeal Wagons, with and with
out tops; tophuil no top Wagons Ja?;er, and one Business
Wagon. Apply at 27 Wouster street, near Grand.
IpOR SALE CHEA1'?A GBBMAMTOWM BOCKAWAY,
a four seat Barouche, a Road Waxon and a Coach
Rixkaway, all lirst class cartage*. Apply at 141 Maiden
lane, up atatrs, where the carriages can be aeen.
For sale or exchange-sixteen young
Horn's, just liom Canada West, from four to seven
years old, fourteen to sixteen bandx high, all sound and
kind; also two Matched Teams. Inquire in ihe blacksmith'*
shop, No. 120 Norfolk street.
House wanted?a superior ie hand horse,
sound and ktud, not over 8 years old, any color but
gray. Apply at No. 4 West Tiiiriteiu street.
HO I FOR CENTRAL PARE.?FOR 8ALB, A NEW
six scat Brett at a very low llgure, as tlm owner ;s
ai>out to leave the city. To be seen at Locuwood's, Third
avenue, corner 127th street. Harlem.
NEW YORK TATTERSAUiS' STABLES, CORNER OP
Slxtnaienue and Xliliiy-uintu street.?H iardlng and
Sale > abl. H. The bent attention given to Boarding and Sale
Horses. Hui-ses, Wagons and Coaches to let for the road or
park. Aui tton h.iles every Tuesday of Horses, Wagons, Har
ness, Ac. Outdoor sales prompt1/ attended to.
WM. M. LANUi-E Y, Auctioneer and Proprietor.
PASTURE.?GOOD PASTURE, WITH PROPER CARE
lur uursc.-, aujr b ? had from JACUB J llOfPKH, ot
IlacWenitack, N.J. Reference?0. C. Grice, 122 Maedo gal ,
street, or C. A W. Knapp, 29d Washington, corner of Mur
ray street, N. Y.
PASTURE For IIOBSES TO LET.-THE UN DEB
sitiMl enn uecoruuiodaie ten hones with good Pasture
during the sum i.er, at $i a bead per month. Inquire of J.
BBLL. 198 Merchants' row, West Washington Mantel, N. Y.,
or J. W. MUH.HS, lielleville, N.J.
TWO VEBY FINE HORSES. IS HAND; HIGH, ARE
well trained to the saddle, -a 111 drive ? i ll together or
aingly; also .ne.VicotU (Carriage, one light top Buggy, h itk
\\ iCn pol-s and ahatis; on* ligii ? p n Bi.g^y v\ agon, oue set
Bouble and two nets SinUe 11a. neaa, and two Saddles aud
Bridle., h11 In good condition. Inquire at 232 Meroer street,
ut.fc. B> Place's livec.v xtabie.
The thoroughbred chestnut mare rellb
Americaiu, by Logan, onto: National Maul bv (iieueoe,
foraak'. Kour years old. l.>'? hands, thoroughly broke to
and'ile. C-in bo aeen at McDonaltfs stables, Twenty-third
sir.-et.
Truck wanted?a one horse flour tbuck, at
3M Pulton street, Biookijo.
Wanted kob cash.?any gentleman haying
a liiKt rate family Horse that he Mill warrant, and a
coin anient, l aahionald ? leather top Waton or B<> kaway,
with two seals, aulted to the country, to.eilier with Har
ness, Ac., in nerfect order for sale, can address, with full
particulars, C. IS. 11., box 212 Herald oliloe.
WANTED-A HOOD HORSE, ABOUT li OR IS HANDS
bUh. Any peraon hav.ng such may address, skaung
prioe and style, R. 8. Whlta, box 130 Herald nOu*.
WANTED?A FAMILY HOR8B; MUST BE A GOOD
traveller, about It handa high, for whtcu a smaller
horac and cash will be given. Apply U> Mr. TWHKDY, 131
Wuai Thirty-sixth street
WANTED?A SPAN OF HORSES. IS<6 TO U HANDS,
sty I. ?b travellers, rood under the aaddle, na mer sev
en yeaisold, must be perfectly g-nte. Nona but tboae an
swering '.lie above requirements nee I adurnsa bos 1,WM Poet
4MDoc, with price, color, speed and where to ba seen.
WJ
w
'ANTED?A STYLISH ENGLISH WAGON, WBEELS
to turn under. Addraaa box 1.M8 Poat Ofltoe, with
prlae and where to be seen.
WANTED?A^ONE OB~TWO SEAT TOP rfUOGY,
sliding seat preferred, lor which brandy three years
old and difference in rash will be glren. Andreas, stallug
prioe and where to be aeen, Carriage, Ikix S.661 l ost oOice.
'AtiON Aib COW WAIT1D.-A SHCOND HAND
i i press or giooer's wagon, price lib or leas: also a good
milch
with
cow, not over < yeara old, prioe net over IU Adilrraa,
particulars, postage paid, Farm, Union square Poat
10
NBVINS STBEET
MS
184 Fulton avenue,
Brooklyn.
JTALLIONI.
JUPITER (THE SIRE OP LADY B?MA, WHO HAS
Just made one of the beet raoes on record), Is standing
at ths farm of hi? owner, at Copake. Columbia county, New
York, at $2ft rt>e scuaon. Mares can no shipped direct to Co
pake by tne Harlem Railroad, or seat to Hudson by boat,
care of C. H. Miller, Worth House. For full particulars ad
dress SyUrester H. Wiloot, Copake, or James D. MoMana,
l-.il ayettWIall, New York.
THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STALLION NOBMAN,
(he sire of I'rlm e John, Lady Norman and Hell of
Bicbmond-will stand at tha tarm of CHAS. W. BATHGATE,
For>lhani, Westchester county, at SftO the eeaaon.
A
Die* OOODB.
BMY, NAVY AND TRAVELLING SHIBTS.
Fine drtai Shirts and t ollan.
ZEPHYB HKBINOTUNDEBSQIBTS.
Superior silk Undershirts.
FINE LISLE THREAD fNDEBSBUM.
Gause merino Underdraws!*.
LINBW AMD JEAN~DRAWERS.
Angola Flannel Drawers,
CRAVATS, BCABFH AND TIM.
Umbrellas and Suspenders.
MONEY AND BIDING BELTS.
Robes de Chamtire, Shawls.
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
Frrnch and Engllah Half Hoaa.
POPULAR aOOD8~Vr~POPULAB PRICES.
I NIOW ADAMS,
No. M7 Broadway.
MILLINERY, &C.
Mrs. J R. Davidson, 12s rlekckbr street, pur
poses to sell the remainder of her exteutivn and ele
Bnt selection of summer Bonnets at a very gveat reduc
11. MKH. 8. B. DAVIDSON, 12ft niceokar street, west ,.f
Broadway.
MII.L1NEIW.-A LADY. WITH 1 R9M TO $1 200
in fflrnlshlng and fancy i nods, Wo-ihl like a first i la?s
nitllincr to |oln Iter, with a mnali Kinoiiet of eapluil, in npan?
m?t a niiUtn ry in ctfnSecthm with the above. Address J. V.,
?tatiou E, appointidg an interview.
_ loirpu ?. ^
London mhibitioi*.
RETIRN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK.
Klulrlam $M
Third ci.-i.rn> ? M
Steam wn'ilv to Liverpool, touching at Queeuslown (Cork
Harbor). The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company luieud deajjatohlog their full powered Clyd*
built Iron "Uaiuahiiis tut follows ?
KANOAKOO Saturday, Jau T>
CITY OK NKW VOHK Saturday, June i?
CITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, June 21
and every succeeding Saturday, at noon, from pier 41 North
river.
K4TX4 or FASSSOB.
First cabin $76 I 8ieerage . $99
Do. to London rtu Ho. to London ... 8g
Do. to Paris H5 I Do. to i'arls 38
Do. to Hamburg... 851 Do. to Hamburg... 36
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, 4c., at equally low rates.
Rates from Liver|Hx>l or Uoe n slow n?First cabin, $75,
$85and$lUS. Steerage from Liverpool, $40. From Queens-,
town, $30. Tickets am be l>oiigut heir at these rates, en a
blum i?ople to send lor tlielr friends.
These steamer* have superl'T accommodations for pastas
?era. are strongly built iu ? ater-tight Iron sections, and oar-?
ry patent lire anulhlialors. 10 perleuoed surgeons are at*1,
tached to each steamer.
for further Information apply In Liverpool to WILLIAJC'
INMAN, agent, 23 Water street; in Glasgow to ALEX. MAL
colm, No. 5 8u Enoch square; in Qui-rnslowu tot'. AW.,
D. SEYMOUR A CO.; In Union to EIVE9 * MACEY, ?'
King William street; in Paris to JULES DEOOUE, No. 6
Place de la Hours*; In Philadelphia to JOHN G. DALE, U&<
Walnut street; or at the company's oin<vs.
JOHN O. DAI.K, Agsnt, is Broadway, N. Y.
The north German lloyds- kteamship^nevt
YOlt K, G. Wenke, commander, carrying the United BtataA
mall, will aall from pier 90 Nortu river, loot of Chamber*
street, on
SATURDAY, June 7, at U o'clock K.,
BREMEN, YIA'sOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers to
LONDON f HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEX
at the following rate*.?
For the first cabin, $100; second eabiu, 60; steerage, $35.
ftr^h^pu^^ M 0Q MBr(mdttrML_
HAMBUEG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.-STEAlT
to London, Hamburg. Havre and Southampton. Tha
favorite first class and elegant Iron mail steamship SAX
ONIA, H. Ehler-t con:mam!er, carrying the United States
mail, sriils JJroiu pier No 21, Nortn liver, foot of Fultoa
street, positively "U .-nturday, the 14th June, an! takes pas
sengers for Lond?u, Hamburg, Havre and Southampton at
the following rates ?
First c.min $100
f<? ond cabin M
Steerage air
The BAVARIA will succeed the SAXONIA on June 28.
For passage apply exclusively to ^ ^
161 Broadway, New York.
COMMENCING MAY 1, 1802.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FOR california, VIA PANAMA.
For the better accommodation of the lar^e number of pM
ple now emigrating to the. gold mining districts of California
and British Columbia, FOUR steamers p. r month will I
despatched from New Yort and from San Francisco ?
tlvely, instead of three, aa heretofore.
Regular days of departure trom New York, on the 1st, $lh?
16th and 21th, except when these dates fall on Sunday, whem
the day of departure will be the Monday following.
For frek-ht or passage apply at the only oBUe of the line.
Mo. 8 Bowling Green, New York. D. B. ALLEN, Agent
FOR liverpool? DltKADNOUiiHT LINE.?THB
splendid clipper Ship \ It; f OR Y. Uai.u Little, will posl
tively sail 011 the 12th or June. For pas a :??, at lowest ratea
applv on hoard, pier Mo. 5-North river, or to P. M. DEMA
REST, 4U South street.
IIOR LIVERPOOL-DRAMATIC LINE.?THE MAONIK
' lcent clipper ship AL'KO HA, Captain Barker, wiU posi
tively -iiil the lulli of June, having nne>|Ualled accommoila
tions for cabin and second cabin pa-seng i n. Apply on board.
Pier 14, East river, or to C. A. TEN EYi'K. 67 South street.
XLINE FOR -LONDOn'-THE FAVORITE SHIP
DAMEI. WEBSTER, at pier 17 East river, foot of
l'lne street, sails Monday, June 9. For passage to or from
the Old Country at low rate*, or drafts on England or Ire
land, apply toTAPSCOTT A CO., M South street.
Australia.-" kangaroo line," for kcl.
bourne.?The splendid, flrat class ship INDIANA, 1,009
tons, Uobron, muster, will be dc?paicne<! on 21st instant*
The only Vessel olading; accommodations simeiior and priea
of passligo low. Apply on 1 ourd, pier 11 East river, or to
MAILLEK, LURE * QUEREAU, 108 Wall street. Lord *
Co.. consignees, at Melbourne.
Steamship great eastern.-per.sons desibino
to select state rooms for the next trip nf this vessel frosa
New York to Liverpool, can do so at the olllce, No. 7 Broad
way. CHAS. A. WHiTNEY, for the Agents.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. i
PARTNER WANTED-EITHER SPECIAL OR ACTIVE,
in a well ea'aUlished pi oft table olbue. Bualne** paying
over $3,i.00 |?r annum. $2,000 ?ai.h required. A ldress for
three days, with real name, Protit. box 161 Herald office.
TUB SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FORMED ? PARTNER
ship In the lobbing and retail grocery baiinau under
the tlrm of Mowbray A Pechharn, to be oouducted at No. A#
Fulton street. JOHN MOWBRAY,
New York. June,1,1862. W. FRANK PECKHAM.
The advertiser would employ his services
and Borne capital a* partner In an established fruit,
vegetable or similar business, in one of the ci.y markets, ur
elsewhere; can give tint ra.n reference, Ac. Address A M.,
box 11! Herald o.llce.
flto-AN OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO IW
vest this amount In a pleasant, legitimate occu
pal.on, netting to one or two |wUes from $1,600 to$2,60S
per annum. Apply personally at the office Ounjah-WallaM
Company, room No. 1, Mil Broadway, second lioor.
?THIS AMOUNT, AND THE SERVICES OP
iJJOUv. an active gentleman, will secuie a branch bu
smen of a large establishment In this city, now doing %
b sluess or $23,000 per annum. Address Legitimate, box 1JS
Herald office. <
?')nn ?PARTNER WANTED, IN A CASH ENTER
?JOUU, prise, whereby $l'J,0u0 wnl be realized >n twir
months. A sure tiling, aa will be sbowuby nositiv* proof.
$350
Call immediately at Uti and M Broadway, roam No. (, up
stairs.
-AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A FORTUNE
? Is offered to any gentleman with a bunt Una
amount; no rink whatever, being ?.jih ti.iug entirely ne?r
and novel; will clear $1,000 weekly. Appiy to W. M AIT
LAND. 104 Broadway.
-A PRACTICAL BUSINESS M^N WOULD
employ this amount and ins a rvioes In soma
profitable cssli traalnega, permanent and respectable; win
$500.
eventually control more capital. Address Merchant, box 177
Herald office.
(C(IO ?partner wantkd-a reliable man,
<T<JUU. religiously Inclined, as aasisiaat in a pleasant
rush business, without companion ami now paying from
$&t) to $7S per week above uxpem-es. The best of ir.terenua
?iveu and required. Address, with real name, It, box 17S
[erald office.
(C7nn -A PARTNER WASHED, TO JOIN THE AD
J "U. Tertlser In a highly proiktable b.siaeas already
started, that will pa, a handsome print. Also large army
conim ts can be obtained. Kor particulars apply at Na, IV
Broadway, in the basement. ?
CQnn ?PARTNER wanted-a gentleman
iJIOUU. with'tbisamount In cash, may secure au interest
In a respectable bitumen without risk or > ompetitlun, whlca
pay* uvt-r$i(X; per m .nth. F?r particulaia apply te blMON
BOLIVAR, Sij Broadway, oflToe ilV
$1 Hflft -WANTED,' a PARTNER IN A FIRST
iPl.UUU. cast, tea coffee and provision store, or would,
take a clerk wnhtCUO to loan on (heWt Ms-.i.riy; the money
to be Invested la the store. Address L. F. C., box 2)0 Herat*
office.
(J?I OftA -TURKISH BATHS.?THE WELL KNOWlff
principal of one of the ilnesl establishment*
In Una city?marble building, elegantly lurnlshed?slshe* a
gentleman with this amount to eater Into equal partnership
with him in starting the gentiin.- Turkish Bath. Over $2 000
worth of patrons already secutad. Can be started within
thirty daye, and will clear $2A.<JOO during the year 1MB. Re
ferences reouireO. The muet atopic purity aud hli
references given. Address Lorillard, box 2IM Herald
ate*
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