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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Fkidat, June 27?8 P. M.
cvchiingo and markets look as though
they may have reached their highest point for the
present: though of course much depends upon the
movement of American securities from Europe.
Foreign exchange opened to-day at 121 for bank
er-' bill-, rose to 121%, and closed dull at 120% a
121Gold opened at 109%, sold down to 109%,
and closed that bid. Judging from present ap
pearances, it would seem that the flurry which
aided so largely to cause the recent advance in
gold and exchange is about over. Speculators are
soiling their coin and their bills; people seciu to
have about made up their minds that the i-sue of
another $130,000,000 of Treasury notes will not
ruin the country. Gold hoarded by speculators
costs, in lo-s of interest, % l,er 0?nt a month*
1'be Africa's mail did not bring as many stocks for
sale as was expected, with the exception of the
Eries, which were both well supplied. It is ru
mored that Mr. George Peabody, of London, has
made something like a million of dollars by buying
American stocks at low prices in England and sell
ing them here. The coincidence between Mr.
Peabody's operations a d the boar articles in tiie
London Times on American securities has attracted
some attention.
Money is in brisk demand at 5 per cent per an.
aum on call. As the 1st approaches, loans on
demand are called in, and there is always some
disturbance in the money market. Paper sells at
? a 6 per cent, and is very scarce.
The stock market was firm this morning, with
the exception of Erie old and preferred, which was
freely supplied, and which declined % per cent.
It is understood that sonic parcels of -tock arrived
by the steamer yesterday. Panama advanced 4
percent on the new quarterly dividend; Pacific
advanced Reading 2, and the Western shares
shout % a % all round. Central was steady.
Bonds were generally active, e.-nerially the issue8
of the Chicago and Northwest* rn, which were free
ly supplied at yesterday's price: the seconds fell 1%
per cent. Those bonds are still very much lower
than other corresponding securities. Governments
were firm; State stocks inactive but steady. Be
tween the boards littl- or nothing wa3 done. At the
sccoud board chore was no change in the list until
th? Western shares were reached, when they all
appeared to be wanted at higher prices. Toledo
and Rock Island were especial fa orites?the for
mer as the cheapest dividend paying security on
the list, the latter on account of its earnings. The
market closed firm, the following being the last
quotations:?United States 6's, registered, 1881.
102% a 102%; United States 6's, coupon, 18-1'
106% a 106%; United States 5's, coupon, 1874,
96% a 97; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent,
106% a 105% ; Tennessee 6's, 58% a 58%;
Virginia 6's, 56 a 56; North Carolina 6's,
72 a 73%: Mi-souri 6's, 51% a 51%; American
gold, 109?% a 109%; Pacific Mail, 116% a 116%;
New York Central, 94 a 94%; Erie. 36% a 36%;
do. preferred, 64% a 65; Hudson River, 47 a 47%:
Harlem, 17% a 18; do. preferred, 43 a Head
ing, 59% a 60; Michigan Central. 64 a 64%: Michi
~^a Southern and Northern Indiana, 27% a 27%;
do. guaranteed, 62% a 62%; Panama, 138 a 140;
Illinois Central, 62% a 62%: Galena und Chicago,
72% a 72%; Cleveland and Toledo, 49% a 49%;
Chicago and Rock Island, 69% a 69%: Chicago,
Burlington and Quinsy, 78% a 79; Milwaukee and
Prairie da Chien, 35 a 35%; New York Central 7's
of 1878,106% a 107%: Erie third mortgage, 97 a 98;
Michigan Central S's, first mortgage, 107 a 107%
Illinois Central 7's, 96% a 96.
After the board the market was very firm indeed;
19% waa bid for Rock Island, and the Western
shares generally were wanted at extreme prices.
^The scarcity of currency is generally remarked,
thie conversions at the Sub-Treasury have ceased
almost altogether, from the simple reason that the
legal tender notes are not to be had. The wants
of the government and the requirements of busi
ness have scattered tbem over the country, leav
ing so few of them here at the financial centre that
it woald be a matter of great difficulty to collect a
hundred thousand dollars. Green backs rose this
morning to 104% a 106%, but afterward fell back
to 104% a 106.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day:?
ftocaipta $1,005 402 95
?For oust'.ms 237,000 00
t*ay mantf 1,6*1,034 74
aelsnce 14,451,901 11
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
norning were $23,206,117 06, and the balances
11,300,275 79.
Yesterday the Comptroller opened proposals for
the sum of $333,000 Central Park improvement
'und stock ot H76. The following table is an ex
aibit of the opening and award*: ?
,Vi?! Apumnt. Pat' Acxept*i
W Hard!* $1,500 102 03 ?
r 1 iieatou 25 000 101 u0 ?
r. Tiles ton 25 (WO 101 05 ?
r Tt lee toe 25 000 101 10 ?
loae. h < ox jo.Oi'O 102 *0 ?
lo-vb i/>* 50.000 102 40 ?
I. septa Cox 34,500 102 05 ?
Ds lA'iDSf, Clerk ft Co 25..W0 102 50 ?
Marie Mcdregor I <**> 102 11 ?
rl -nry A. Stone tt Son ... 10 >W0 101 20 ?
Sobsrt ftanwi lilie ft Co 5 1,00 100 *0 ?
Dry liock Savings Itsnk 100,000 102 50 ?
Mariner*' Saving* Ksr.it 25.<*i0 100 25 ?
,t?ad. Dresel k Co 333 is*) 101 47 ?
Jiiman , Son ft Co $4,000 100 5S _
iilnian, Hon ft Co 20,000 loo 44 ?
IT 8. Clltosn 20 000 101 04 ?
Sroa Iwsy Saving* Institution. 25,000 101 00 ?
Sroadwsy Savings Institution. 26,000 ioi 25 ?
iroadwsy .savings Instlt iti >n 50 .000 101 50 ?
Wart ft Co 30,000 103 00 1,000
Ward ft Co 15,000 102 00 ?
WardftOo 100 OvO 10151 ?
Wad .% <x> 1S5 000 101 15 ?
W HI'UC .n 10 1*10 100 24 ?
Win H Hoople 5.000 100 50 ?
6 A'bitsb jus* 8 'n ft Morlson. It. "00 102 00 ?
i Wbiieh?.t:se, H?n * Mnrlson. 10,000 101 50 ?
jt. Wlm-ib (use, Sou a Murison. 10 000 101 00 ?
2ba*. K Kyd?r 11600 10100 ?
3taa* . K Ry.lor 10 two lol 7k ?
:taae. K Ry ler, 10,00.) loi H6 ?
2ba* E. Kyder 10 000 101 .*) ?
taas K. Hy ler 27 1*10 10$ 5* _
Uumsl Bir'o 333 0)0 103 (*) 300,i 00
fclward !>. Psters ft Co 1,"W 10125 ?
vlward t). Sobler ft 1 barles A.
Wulcta 30 000 100 50 ?
lohn 1* (oflln 6 000 101 05 ?
luftn f Coffin ... 6,000 101 24 ?
I'.tau 1' < -illin 6 "00 10161 ?
lohn J. Craa'j 2 500 1>? 00 ?
I bn .1 Crane 2,5.(0 100 50 ?
lobn J. I'rana 2,600 !<*) 76 ?
I >hn J. Crane $,500 101 00 ?
4?rman Saving* Kan*. 10,000 100 34 ?
iarman Raving* Hnult IO.oOO 100 44 ?
iorman Savings llauk Ki.000 100 64 ?
W. l.c* ft Krelba*.! In .Oft) loo 00 ?
Wauacs .* Br clnsad 1.000 101 26 ?
Its W Claik 3,ooo loooo ?
R. R Uuna 1,000 loi 11 ?
fh k Mailett,Jr 8.000 101 00 ?
City Mlivings BsnV of Bridge- ( i ifld 100 *0 ? I
port,Coca... ( j/*)0 loi o4 ?
fsinss (lr .nl).it. 3.(AM) 101 ijo ?
Mary iloDouaid loo 102 50 ?
MewUurg8avingsfai.lt 10 000 loi no ?
Total $1,794 000 $333,000
Ward ft Co get a share of vbs whole amount m propor
1m to the sum bid fur by them
The People's Bank has d'-lared a semi-annual
lividend of three and one-half per cent, payable
Inly 1; the Panama Railroad, a quarterly dividend
of three per oent out of the eurnings of the road,
and one per cent additional from the earning* of
iteamcrs, Ac., payable July 5; the New York,
Providence and Boston (Htonington) Railroad, a
?emi annual dividend of three and a half per cent,
payable on demand, at the office of Matthew Mor
gan ft Hon, No. 37 William atreet; the Park Fire
Iosuraii e Company, a dividend of five per cent,
payable July 1; the Pacific Mail Company, a semi
annual dividend of forty dollars per share, payable
on demand, the Bates Manufacturing Company, ft
?ami annual dividend ol six per cent; the Trades
men's Bank of New Haven, four per cent, and the
Meohanlco' Bank. $2 6b per share, both payable
Jnif I.
own Bxrnanpci
l-KU'.kV, June 27, 1862
f !>00 U ^ 6'S,'81 ,"50U lOi'i 80 ebeChalb k 80
6000 do ni ifltii' iflFtniiOoiiOii..!. 98
8*00 do 1i.<H4- loo Puciili M &? Oo.?fO 118
33 do I'SOsSlOri* 11 ,y loo 800 do *30 116',
luuO U tj 6 a,'74,c<u 9t>X 41 do 117 X
llaOO l'ree 7 S-lOpoa lOdX 100 <lo 117X
?>Oi8) 111 w.ir loan .. 1(>J-, 60 d > 117
20000 do 102.X 100 Erie KK 030 37X
22000 Twin 6's, 00.. 68 X 223 ao 37
8000 do 6a (, 2a0 do b3i) 37
3000 Virginia O's... M 200 do *30 96%
l.V (8) Missouri 6's... SIX 150 do Sa'?
2 JOO N V Cea 7 ?... 102 loOO NY Central KK. 94X
3i*8) N V Cea bs.'76 107 150 do 04
5000 ? RR 4th in be. 90.X 200 do b30 94 X
2ooo0 do 90 , 100 do b;l0 91 X
1000 Hud K latin bt 110 ~ 6o0 do nio 94
6000 l|ichC8poba,old 103 X 50 do sl6 94
10000 do 103 60 Erin RK prof 64 X
3i uO 8pc lxn sfcb 107500 K utdiug KK 60
6000 Mi li S-p 2d 1 85 100 d<> 830 69X
1000 Mich So 1 f bs 101 50 Mich ( en Kit. s20 61
1000 C A N W Aex b 84 115 do 64
1000 CW AN W 1 m 70 400 Mich So N 1 KK. 27 X
5000 (1.1 69 X 100 MIcb-oANI gs.b3U 62 X
SooO Qai&Chi 1st ex 104 650 da 62'.,
5000 CANWas-tbb20 55X 170 111 Can RK scrip.. 02 ,
22000 d? 65 60 do b30 62 ?,
1(8100 Chi ANW2dm. 34X 175 a<> 62X
601.0 do l?30 35 1895 CIot A lltU KK. 21
5000 do b30 34 X 000 do 1.30 21X
15(8)0 do b30 34 X 100 do 060 24 X
2000 do 84 X 19 dUr.ColACio 15K. 196X
6000 Tol A Wnb lm. 93 225 Ualelia A Cbi KH . 72
SOOOXolA Wab 2(n 68X 60 do >>30 72
lOOOO do 08 X 50 do blO 72
lOOOClctroA'l'ol stbds 99 600 Clev A Tul RK.. . 48X
OdOO do 98X 400 d > k3'0 48 X
2000PlttB,tTWAtTm 90 200 do 1)30 49
12000Pltts.Ft5V\C2m 82 200 80 1.30 48X
2000l'ittH,l"tWfcC3m 56 200 da 48X
8000 CleveAPitu 4m 08 X lr>0 Cbi & Rock 1 RR.. 087i
35000 American g. id 109'g 35') do 69
63oCtf do 109X 63 Hel.LAWwi RR. IOOX
15000 do (SO 109 78 Toledo St Wab KK. 21X
5 sh*13k8taleof N Y 94
8BC0ND BOAllD.
$15( 00 l'S6i>, '81, reg 102 X 60 sits Mich Cent RR 64
4(88)California 7V.. 97 100 do l>30 64
6j<8) Ei le KK 1 mo b I06X 3?0 Micli 8 5: N la RK 27 X
lOOOu CbiAN W asx bo 64 150.MA8Magstk.b30 62X
1000 do 63X 60 do 1.60 621:
3000 Clii ANW let m 09 150 do 62 X
6000C A N W 2 (11.030 34 160 III Cant KR scrip 62 X
10000 da 34 00 t ie,Col A Cin RR. 120X
4aoo P,FtW&t hi 1 m 96 ICO Cleve A lilts R't. 24
5000 I',FtWACb2d m 81X 200 WO 24
3(88) Tol A Wa 1st m 93 50 do 1.60 2 P4'
4000 Tol A Wa2d (11. 6SX 700 da 23\
5000 Ilud R 2d a f lis 102X 350 Cal A Clue UR... 72
50uo Mica So 2d mi ? 85.X 600 Clave A Tol ItR.. 49%
50000 American gold. lo9X 100 do slO 48.X
3(000 do s30 109 260 do 49
10sb* Psc MiilSSCo 11?X 160 Chic ARkURR. C9
160 do bio 116 X 20 da 6?X
100 N Y Central KR.. 9J'? 200 Little Miami RR.. 106
6' 0 Erie RK 30 X 300 Mil A I d.i C RR. 35 X
100 d.) Sio 36X 100 do t CO 35 U
50 Erie RR pref..bl0 64 X 60 Chi, I) & (J RR sOO 71
7(8) do 64 X 100 do 78X
lot) Huds.n R RK.... 47
Quotations by F. P. James & Co.,
st'EctK m...ai2!is, 45 wall sthckt.
Am gold ?l 09.X Am.halves A quarterxll 05
Vic. sovereigns?. 6 25 Am. aid do 108
Napoleons (20 frJ.. 4 15 Spanish d >llars 112
Ten thaler pieces... 8 15 Mexican dollars 112
Ten thaier, Prussian 8 75 I'rus.-'iaa (haters 73
leu guilders 4 15 Five francs loo
I'atri .t doubloons. 16 70 Cor. and Fr. cr iwns.. 1 10
Spanish d .ubioons.. 17 50 Fpan. A Mex.qr.fperf.) 23
U.il Uu.l-'d elites J maid n ties, 104X * Ida.
CITY COMMERCIAL. REPORT.
Fkiiuy, June 27?6 P. VI.
BKEiom'm.?Flour?Tbe market for most grades of
common and medium grader of Stute and Western brands
were firmer ana about five cents higher, while the
higher qualities were quite firm. The sales embraced
about IS,ouO ubls., closing tvithin the following range of
prices:?
Suporilne Hate 14 30 a 4 40
Extra State 4 70 a 4 8u
Superfine Western 4 30 a 4 40
Common to choice extra Western.. 4 75 a 6 10
Cat adorn 4 70 a 6 10
So .ihern mixed to good superfine 5 10 a 5 75
Extra do 5 SO a 6 75
Hood to choice family do 6 75 a 7 25
Kye Hour 2 75 a 4 00
Ooru moal, Jersey and Brandy wine 2 85 a 3 DO
?Canadian flour was in fair demand and prices rather
firmer. Tbe sales embraced about 1,100 bbls. within tbe
Shove range of pricee. Southern flour was in good re
quest and prices quite steady, with sales of 2,000 bbis.
within tbe above range of quotations. Bye flour was in
fair demand at our figures, wiib sales of 200 bbls. Corn
tn ulwas m moderate demand and prices steady, with
sales of 100 bbls. Jersey and Brandy wiue. Wheat was
Arm,and for tome grades lc. a 2c. per bushel higher,
while sales were lee' active and comprise* about l'O.O.O
bushels, at $1 25 a 41 26 .or whit) Michigan, $1 22 a
$1 24 for amber do., including Bonis In store at $1 21, and
?1 03 a $1 08 for Chicago spring, fl 00 a $1 11 for
Milwaukee club, 51 17 a $1 21 lor re* West rn
winter, and $1 40 for choice white Kentucky.
Corn was firmer and activo, but was lei a buoyant at the
oluse. The sales footed up about 75,000 bushels at 46c
a 47c. for heeled, 4ttc a 52c, for new and fufurfor mixed,
and 53>4e. a54>?o. for old do., in store and delivered,
with some lots of prime do. at 55c., and W stem ye.iow
a' 56c. Rye was Arm, with small sales of Slate at 70c
e 77c., and of Western at 72c. a 73c. Barley and barley
malt were unchanged and prices nominal Date were in
fair request, with sales of Canadian and Western at 42c
a 42c. and 45c. fur State.
Conax was quiet and pricee were steady No sales of
moment were reported.
Conox?Tbe market was again Arm, with sales of
about 1,600 bales, l.OcO of which it was said were to
gn out < f market, on the l.aale of 37>5c. a 83c. for mid
utnig uplands. A sale of fair quality do was made at 40c.
Ffxiuitw.?Engagements were s una less active, wlu'e
rates were quite Ai in and h.gher. To Liverpool SO.otO
bushels wheat were engaged at 10Vd. a lid. in bulk and
in ships' bags, 5,400 bbis. flour at 3s., 700 bbls. pork at
4s.. 140 packages butter at 32a. 61 , and 80 tierces grease
a: 23s 61. To Li. dou 1.500 bbis. !l ur at 3*. 3d. To
(Pasgvw 11,000 bushels wheat at lid., in bu.k .ind In
ships' bags, and 500 bbls. flour a: 3s. 3d A sm.il; ve<ec!
wa- tak n up for a dir.- I |*ort In Ireland at ll>?d. per 60
lbs , tu bulk. A Prussian baik to Belfast, wnh gram,as
8e. 3d. lur quarter. There was no alteration in rates for
ttiuc n.iueut.
I Rovialaw.?Pork?The demand was fair and prices
rather nrmer. Sales embrace J about 1 (Xxi bbl-. at
$11 1*4)5, Wlt^ *"m ! lots of heavy weight at 511 25, an 1
at 56 76 a 5137)5 far prime iie-rf was heavy and en
settled while pines w>*re nominal, salaam: jisibbls.'f
beet h.ms were imd" a $13 a 415. Prime m'-s* wiut
quiet and nominal, lis on was m eom ? be.tv request,
with sales of 700 ii- xe.* Western including C<tmbe<*tand
u'. ai .Sc.; long rlbtic l it 6tgc., long clear at lr.. sad
aho t clear att>'?c. i at meal* were in go>id mai l,
and the mar. e: **?> firmer, with saies of 600 pec'sagcs
ut 3^c. a 4o. !"?* shoulders end at 4 *sc a 5 ,t. for liana.
iji d viae urmar and in good nciuand, with na'c s <?; 1,100
i*cluge* at f.^c. a 8;i,c , the latter figure for choice.
Untier and cheese weie iu ialr request, and prices wero
mrhniU'i*
-ciuh.-.?The market was Arm, with a goo* dcma-id
from tbe trad -, w.th sales of 065 hhds at 9}t<\ a 7)5 .
for refining grades, and at 7 a 8c. for grocery ur idee,
and 327 boxes were sold, 214 of will h went sold at 7v.
for reflon g
HKIilUIOIN KOTICKR.
TTHRUUOttT STREET CHURCH, CORNER OK
41
latum .111 1 Verve e'rrc e?Rev I. 8. Kailo-h w,li pr-ach
Mali at:-, mornlag upon the -'Martyrdom 4 ste .ban,'' mid in
UM ? ?-nln.- upon "rtW, he Imp'Inn ? Dlw pie.''
(HrRCB OK TUE RE8URRKI' T1 O.N (PROTEST VNT
J Epiacopali, aort elde of Thirty-tlfth ktwun.l ml of
Slith avrone.?Divine e?:vlee everv & 11 ay.. PM, aVtoek
A. M. an" at aI ? h K M.?the Rev. K U. K-agg . .
The H.?lto|- <il t.ie Dlu :??*? will r ?t tbt? eh ir h una Sunday
evealttg fur ihe ptigpaae of atmlnbitr >i|li> rit? e. . on 1
loai.o 1 for ibc ..1-i time re:- be t in tat* b\i .1.
IJOin ORORI'H OK THE REDEMPTION, PROTKHI.
. aat Kpteo pal. Eaat I ? ?i 1 ? n ? ?t k I mn r<. 1 r<1
and K .1 rib avenue*. Ki t Robert il iiiciteou, Pernor. rt r
Tl'i-ae I , A. M. and 7)g I'. M. Emltrama ?iraiig-ra nt
hotel* an 1 . II uaconnecu: I wlt.i ek oiirn.1 1 will hut
? aeboui" bar.
il'ODRTM AVE PR PliRSHVTRRlAS <Hl'K II, CO It
" iter of r our ii arciiu ? an . Twenty- em.n ai.e t. .-'or
? rm? In Una cliur li to morrow, June W at 1 In th? iiio. n
my and at 7'* In the evening. Iter. Joel l'ar?er, D. It., Pa
P.r.
ii a ocrs NAPOLMON. TUB PKKOH TKD ANTI
11 chtlat an 1 I.atveraei Monarch, foreelmwa to i-wr'ah
at t'brlai'a d?ai? nt at Armas- idnn atom lvl. 1 A Irrti * on
this aiibjn. t at ?h- M,-atnn 1 hapel, corner of Hroadtray and
Tblrt)-#"V"iith street, on Bund ?y at 41". M.. by It v. M Ui ,
ter, Ltinr opnl uilmeier, nbo al-o pleach-a there at IU>tf
A. M.
KMORIAf< CHURCH, HAMMOND STURKT, CORNER
i?l of Wararly |)la.e._Tiie Her. l>r. Morgan, roi'tof of W.
Tin..nan eburvu, will preach to-Bio row (gun lajn evening
ieritneeat ItfM A. M.| 4 ead BW'.i iok P M Reuair**.
N
EW PRP.E CHAPEL, CORNER <>K BROADWAY
and Ti.My-bereatb ene-U?Her. <> 8. st Johnuill
ach ati opening tUeeettrae, on 8 1 ibal.i erening, at 7,'j.
generally 1 '
I nubile generally are Inriled. ea ilile effort In for the oom
tntr N K ?< ojwtlon Pi he.p iltiing It up
Rev. o. t. klanders will deliver a sermon
to Ton
_ i ina Men to-morrow evening, at Be- ond I nivei?
la.'ch'iich, Ml'iretith etreet and Becen I avenue S'-angna
cordially waleotnod. Morning eerooe at HN o'rio a.
i K etoiiaehur Ii, Twenty-eighth eti ml, neai Broadway to.
1 morrow H in-lay) afternno >, at 11 cl irk Htnijc. t?
? Obrt ?'* JewaUt. ' and in the erenliig at 7'4 o'cl ?k. 8 ib
KV BTDNRT A COP-BT WILL PREACH IN THK
jn;t? Tlie. H nieol the tsile. ' It being t.ie fourth ?ei i,?a
of the aertca on the "Il.nnea t
I 01 the Bit le.'
ST ANN'S CHl'ROII IIUHTEBNTH STREET. NEAR
Klftba enne Rev rhaatae Dnllandet, r." tor. Bwpr.cea
ai 10H A M . and 8 P. M , the aiiernnnn Peing for d .if
mutee To-monow the rer/oi will prea< h tnormug and a; ?
tepn ein, and ihe Rev. f. C. Ewer In tne evening. 8ea:e
free.
iifTHB WOMEN OK CHRISTIANITY" WILE BE TUB
1 eubjeet of Ihe Sunday evening illee iuree at the Um.ik
lra Telrer-1 tele Rev Wdifam Alvfa Rertlctt, paatnr of Kim
Kla. ? Cn..gregaPonai Cbnr h, Will preach at 1UH A M. and
at 7,'A F. M.
bil,uiakJe.
21
BP1.RN0ID Rtt.LlARD TARf.ES WILL BE SOLD
at a ??? a n at Sharp a mannlai tory, 1*8 Kulton
atreet 1 beee Tahlee are llrat rlaw. and poteen* great merit,
hevlne hie newly invented patent Onahlnne. admitted he the
b-atindgee to be eupertor te eoy now la uee. AUeeeeood
head Tab tee.
IVVA\ IOWS W %NTF.D-.FRMAlili>?,
YHVb : i IK ft VAX I, VIA. KKOENTLY AUi:IVK??,
wish' - u "ii'iH* on a? tfnvprae**; ph?* t? cnj ublr oi lit,
strict ly hi iFrench, En iinii and German I *??
%viii?*h mIio ?|i. at* iif-nlv?, a?id givo| ifiaifuotlau .a ihum.*
nuU all i. i* <j( ui liiiuoiiUi needle w or Ji. In a aire at 170
\N I 8k iOlh Hi.
A
* R! d 'hVTAHLK til'U, WtNILD-AS NURSE AND
* V to ? uke hem ? f , t* tjy useful; t ons but i .o c wb o
hati' good rooomat ivtai-o iu I \f w.lliug tu g i to the
Sountiy ir tli ? summer ucc ?p:ly at 835 Ui' euwlch si.
\\ i dpi nonth.
a t> ciiami eiimaid and w >i r.:r-.s._a situatIiN
J\ wHMdJ, by one who tboroti hl .til rstands her uut;.*.
Can Ii ? seen at her present employer's, i E ,?i Jiit'i st,
A RESPECTABLE YTH'RO MARRIED WOMAN WANTS
J\ a ailmuton as wet nurse lu a resp.-cta1) t 1 1 n1y. lio.il
city riennce. Apply at 21 Union place, Bro?. > u, tophuoc,
fivul room.
AS EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION;
uu.i rsuii Is cooking to all ita bi.im.es. hue 1 .n> meals
kiv p.- pastries; la a good ba .ei; hit* r.*feisi~e front th? be-t
families. i ..it be a u lor two Jay* at 117 Weal 2l?tu at., ?*
e iiul lioor, trout room.
I YOl'S 1 LADY, A I'lirST CLASS DRESS MA KK R,
J\ wo ..it like 11 hit ati".: in a family for tin antiiiu-r;
would prefer the cmnury. Wanes no uojocl. Address 1,173
Bii'a I way, b tw 11 27:h and 23 h tit A
HOUSEKEEPER.?WANTED, IIV A YOUNG I ADY
w ii ho. it borne or friend- a situation a* hon*ekre|>er
f"r a widower or bacheloro rnenns. A1 Ire., a for one week
M -a Annie C., alatlmi IS, tirann at.
(SITUATION WA.NTED--AS CLERK IN A HOTEL OK
O win.11 . ? am m; wo d not object to a 11 or bar; hps
been e p. .ve l.a. auc.i 1... the laai. tenant'-, and ran give
iineirei uu! abkB tpteirno . A hires* It. D., IIeraUlollicc, for
three ilavs.
SITUATION WAN TED-AS LAUNDRESS IN TOWN
or country, w iin good reii iinni n la o n. Apply a ISO
Stli av., torner of lilh at., belw .cn >J 11 I 11 A. M.
WASHING AND li: ONI NO IN FIRST BATE ORDER
ri und low pr. i a, done with expedtion. Apply at 113
Weal Thirly-Srat street, lirat lloor.
\y ANTED?A SITUATION KOIt A OOOD GIKL, TO
II 00 leoenil housework; la a:, excellent waalw ruud
Ir.nii r. Inquire for one we. a ill 177 We-i 37th at., ifbore the
beat of re. ere ma can be o Uinud.
W ANTED?BY A GOOD DRESSMAKER! WORK BY
11 tl v or won ;; mi ter-trands cutting ami lilting etilldn o'a
dre.-i a. and all kin la of family sew in". Gall ou or addreaa
Mr, S E. Woo Irulf, Gti Vurl k si
\\TAN IKO.?a tl.TUATIO.N AS CHAMBERMAID AND
It In 'iclfi'.-a i ? desired by a re q.e ?! ilt'e girl in the ,'lty
oreountry. Call be a -en at Iter pr -rut piu e, wli'iit .he baa
liced lor tin, years past, 35 Kits 3jlh a:.. 11..11 July 3.
W AN I ED?BY A EES. E "TABLE YOUNG MARRIED
11 '..oinan wit > a 1 *alr b.'Ovt <f mi.it, a a?tuai.o;i aa
wcl nurse. Iuqulr 1 at 3UJ avenue A
II' ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE TOURS WOMAN,
II u aiiuKi'on aa rook, washer and lruunrj has been ac
cua onte.i 11 kltcheuivork for t.ie ia t .-or. u .v.ars. unuer.
HUnda allkindeot mea s and po ,1 nf; la a too biker; has
go.,<1 city reference. Call at Ilii lVe.d 2Sih St., near Tib av.,
lor l? o uays.
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'ANTED?BY A YOUNO WOMAN, A SITUATION fAS
iiuroi. Addr ?a G. L, atdt.ua A, lor two di.ys.
ryANTED?A SITUATION, BY A SMART, AOTIVK
I I young man, .n bar t ime. : he has a perfect know edge
of the h mie; can -iv ? tli-; beat elty refere ice or aecirlty if
desired, or would ace pt ot any ot.er employ men 1, aa a
aiuia'.mn Is ni ire of au object thaa salary. Address J. F.
M., Ueral I olli.ic.
-I1TANTED-BY TWO NICE HEALTHY YOURO GIRLS,
II two weeks in this to ntry, situations together in a
prl ale iain.ly in c.ty or country; wages not so tuu -h 1111 u >
jutt n ;i ; o >d houir. Ca.l :or two days at 137 Eaai tlllli at.,
between 2d and 3d a vs.
tyANTED?A SITUATION TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
II work, by a smart young woman, or chumberwork and
waiting. Would go ia ihe country. Good city reference.
App 1 at 101 Wt-at 27tii st.
TjyANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
11 a situation io attend 1:1 a ? onfactlouery store. Has ti.e
best ot city releu ticei. Call at 113 West iSth (t. Also un
deraiatida the bakery buaim sa.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRL,
II a Miuation aa aca nitres-, and to aaaint In geiier.il
housework; no objection to go out of lite city. Wages not .11
much of sn object aaa comfortable home. Inquire st .3)
State at., Btoolt.yn.
yyANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE WOM AN, TO TAKE
il in traahtiiz and irouinat the lowest poa lb e price;
one who thoroughly understands her b isiness. and is h glily
recommended as an excellent hand. C..Uon.Mr". Welsh,
ltd East 3ith St., between 2d and 3d a vs., tirst lloor, front
room.
TIT ANTED?A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
IT young girl, well accustomed to the care of ciiil ireu, as
nurse .,nd seamstress. Highly recommended. Call at lVi
Kaat Wth st., between 3d and 3d av*., lirst lloor. front room
*V'ANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. A SITUA
VI tton as eo>k, washer and lronsr; uoobjections to do
general housework; can give g.mt r.iictencet in this city.
Apply at the north weal corner of Gates are. and Ryeraon at.,
Hrooxlyn. .
WANTED?A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
If Protesiant woman, as chambermaid or laundress, or
to do housework for a ainad family. Can be seen at her
present employer's, 36 West <6th ?t.
HULP W\?TED-M.iliK8.
Aoenta auk now making ?u per day easy,
selling t ie Great New Nonpareil Prize l'mkiiigH,
Containing over I'M new artic A mure aitali ?n ry, belter
qualby, aeperb dedans, ladies lastiion pistes, reelims,
triuri, i mia, rich and f.i.-.hlonnble jewelry, 4c., Ac. sella
quick, prohl* Img-, bmdness uenieul Bend for circular*.
8. 0. KIi'KARDS A CO.. 1<? N m?ui Mreei.
targeet ana eldest Prize Package House lo the world.
AGKNTB-LO0K TO YOUR INTEREST?GET THE
beat. Or ntcr in Ji CDiemo than over lefora offered In
Prise Packages, of wtuci tve have the greate*' variety and
moat saleable kinds 8*n I for e.r-ular.
llASKINr A CO . 3:. he. knian street, N. Y.
\ GT'.Nrs WANTED.?BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY.?
/xCurious Anlsllc Metallic V) urk. Decidedly unpanvlcle 1.
Every lint n1?t kHoiiI 1 litre nue. Forty thousand ag*nia
wanted. Great inducement* o i'ered. Sample* $1. Ad
ilre*- box 4.314 Post otlice, or apply at 333 BrMidway, room36.
| GENTS?RICHARDS A CO NS ICE STRAINER 18
J\. the una selling thing out; it la an elegaut biirer plated
article. will tit any # x? I tumbler, an l ?ntlrely pnrast Irs
troub.liig uiiile iirfBiltig. Ad.Ires* Richards A Co., 438
Broadway. N. Y.
4 N ALE MKKWEK WANTED.?ONE WllOTIiOR. HIGH
A ly
J\. ly iinderaiaiol* the busmesa'an i tan give imusl.ietory
reiereii . s. ma) apply ai 33d Pearl at., New York.
BOY WAN TED?TO BUN OK ERRANDS, AC. WAGES
Si 30 M at be .,uick, Intelligent arid hmeat. G<.o<i
refemnc-a required. Apply at Alex. !)? dinar'# lloa-c Pur
it ahlag Bazaar, 7. id Broad way, before 8 A. M.
DRUGGIST?WANTED. A YOUNG MAN, WITH TWO
or three years exper.euae, in t ie r nil drug business.
App > to Pylc ji B otu r, Kulloa si., H.Ooklyn.
URi;U CLERK WASTED?CALL AT THE NORTH
> rn Dlspen -a. y. c. r cr of Wavar>y p,a e and Cbrla o
pber at., aliei 3 p. M. tin* day.
Drug clerk wanted-at .mi otii avenue, cor.
ner of 42. at ; andouMod referent" ai to eapehlllty,
aobrtety and honesty required. No otu era except Urst .las
us r g,.i la ibe abeie need apply.
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RI O CLKltK WANTED?TOR A FI. ST CLASS I K G
?.in -iwailux Frensh and G imeu. uni*t lie Vio
lyoonv laint with the d.aueuaiu?of i,.a It iae. Ado., as
r.i d oCice.
D
Ri O CLERK WANTED?AT 533 2D AVE , CORNER
4ib at.
Ait Mi r ?wanted, a man and his wife to
A take . nargc of a a u ill farm a fe > mil s fro n the ttv,
Addreai, a nu reiarei.coa, T. P. C , box 1 ISJPosl olfloe, N. Y.
ft aKDKNKR wanted.?a BINOLE man is want
AT el. to t* et .urge of a garden a abort dlaUOt-c from t o
r iv, on ti e North river. A German would be prelerrod.
A, pi . at No. 9 Warren St., up stairs.
ItD WAN'i ED?IN A DENTAL SALESROOM, AMK
j r ran i r "r edj age. 15 to I*; m ist be willing and In
telligent. A Idr-as Ri-u r. box if-kl H"iald oillce.
\V AJfTED?YOUNG MEN TO OO TO SEA; VOYAGES
it io alt par's of the world in *Mp* on merchant v y
age* A s * fo. the MWy an I wha lug m ag -. Iuj So .tii
air et or 13l> West street, corner at Kes.le. up s'alr-c
KANlMLb A CO
VVANTKII?A I' EH ABLE ACTIVE MAN. To ASSIST
II in u llgl t b a n- a*, one having a mi i c pltal cau in e.
with a at inioti at SIX w exly, mi l bis i *;>? i.a-* , it I; al o
i bo ab p 15 yen, > oil, a i .jail of his age Apply to W.
MwrLAMMtL M alway.
\\'ANTED?A YOUNG MAN IN A COUNTRY STollB,
l? ula.. ?Cl> rk li. i a "I a 1.1 p r for a Coon rj
Islel Apply at 131 Fuli.m street. M chai > ? clerks Itegi .
r (Ml"*. ituatlms nric ue , no eommi a...n in ad von
K-ler. uce to hr?t ? la*, .one*. i,*iu ,|la ?? i in IS. *
I lr ANTED?A YOUNG MAN, AHOKT 21 YEARS OF
YY a In a phott gispb ga .er , to leur.i lit rt i . i.c a pbo
t.. ra,. ,r, o.e will! .... d a e a -o It t Jt'i In . .Ill* to ban,
im! iftcr le.irnuiK Will Iv ? a -alary an I * adv situation.
N .e b it a mian, actlec and Aio*ric.iu yo ng man n . da i
ptyatG W. Loud * ?ew gallery, 351 Cmai t.
tt'A.TRD?AN ASSISTANT BARKEEPER; ONK
?T low uud-r and* the bualneaa and lli ears of a h .r?e
an 1 nag .ii, prefen.-L Apply, a 1th a .no 1 rcuouiinendmu n
aft -r iio^cbeik. at Hi" iornei ?l Smlib and Wti ran ate , Bro il
ly n.
UfANTBD-A M AN To T t KE CI1AHUK OP A LIQUOR
atore uptown, who laaiquainted with lbs bu*l e?? aud
t?:i giv- gmzl city reler. n"". Ap; ly 19 R lOiarsA ai.
W ANTKD? A GEN ERAL SUPEMnTRNDENT, A
?T lea. e p-r ami twenty overa-era, on a railroad in
C lilfnriila: ,.g.gsm>-nt mual Im tor l to . ears, pu*-ag paid
out, And libernl aal iry lo co upetant men A .ply, b*tween
II and 2, tail K litliorpe, 234 Broadway, hiirmani
YVANTBD-6 MEN F?-R STEAMERS. 2 BOYS FOR
TY tta.lea, 2 elerks for gfOWW atofts. 2 con do tors 2
brakenien, 3 patr'ers, 2 ei| r as drivers, 4g n*to travel to
California and Rnrop", 1 eon hmsn. I tiarkeepef, ralet to
irav. ! with a men h int. Apply at N >. 7 Cliatbam square.
Ylr ANTED?T I It EE HOOD HOLT MAKl'.KS Oil B'.A k".
ff imlth helpers. Inquire ?? tlW ?? re boit mshtiih ter,.
122 W at ItHh St., between HleeckW and Hudson.
YY'ANTED-A YOUNG MAN, A8 B tHKRRPER IN CLUB
TT In a neighboring Ity, tiioat on lerst.ind foimilj
B"s i reiercti".- re.iuTro !. Address James, H-rall hCt 'c,
YY'ANTKD IMMEDIATELY?A BOY OR YOUNG MAN.
Vy while or ?. lor< d, a >..ol 15 or 2d years of a ;e, to go a
Hit e wav ,n the country to taxc are f a home and drive lit
?gan le . no's f unily. App'y tbls mor <1 ig In 34th at., one
door mat of Oth sv.
UfANTED?A vo; NO M VN AS SALESMAN, A 0KR?
man prefc red. One who has an eaisb t-lied ea*h trade
for flour, feed an ! conn r. prmiu * may add . an, with views
na to aa sry. former business and rtfer uoa, liot 3,27b Frist
oflice.
4*7ANTED? V YOUNG MAN, OF Sol ER AND 1NDU-:.
YY trio i-habits, to **s s irt a lt>, ior stor?. Good any re
fsren e required, Cel s* 7th sv.
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OUNG MEN (LANDSMEN) WANTED?AL>0 8E\.
_ men nnrie-nters lilsosm tba, oooks an I siuwar is, for
all kinds of ships; all >rt .nl long vi.yagea O i oe 01 the
company. 97 West au.oorntr of Alteiny. op smlrs
HENRY JONES, Agent.
AAYQ-AGBNTS WANTED, TO SELL DODIN'S
Jtlo. Patent Kerosene Oil Burners, for fluid Inmpe;
oeete ogilyene cent per week. 8mnyte sent en reeelpi oi
four red stamps Cell at er address Joseph Dodln, No 419
Rroedwny, New Yerk.
Nl'JU Vi U*** WAkVEO-MAUStL
*8 TRAVELLER OK AUK NT ?A GENTLE MANI.Y
J\ man, about32, wishes to rriereMiu an I " l in I rm iu
the cities *11 ill I Lakes K. In ami () . .l i ? an I n dghhorho da.
H would prefer ' good* of a mall r; end In- if
very active an.lcner eti . and a tb < un 1MB of lutein ss.
In . voty san ?oluaoi d? tig a good t*sitl? torhieemployers.
Ail Teas 0 L D , Buffalo PmioQlo , N. Y.
* YOO.Vn MAS WANTS A SITUATION AS CLERK
. \ or s.urek< i per Good refrreuue. Can baeecuni 218
Suit) ?u, li 'tween 3 ii ami J.ii av*.
\ GENTLEMAN, AQB fc?, OK 00 )1) ADDBE8S AND
a'V a live i? latnesK hauits, wishes int m dials ??. ploymt nt
In any cupa. i y .iu>wn. r -; la a goal penman, ec-ountaal
an oorrcajKiu ni; salary no object, testimonials Ural claim.
A till MM Clutch A lieruld oitice.
A YOUNG ITALIAN, WHO HAS ACTED AS STEWARD
jtx. for a u timber f ? rare In so.up of the first fam't on of
the lontinrnt, wishes to a u re a similar allusion uere.
t u.-xuep I mtable references furnished. Address 1*. K.,
It rai l Oiliee.
A YOUNG MAN, 10 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS A SITU
. V a imi either as i a; t iu or purser's clerk, or in a wools
a.dp gr.? ery or commission hoases beat of city reference.
A il e a Edward, box 170 II ral.t office.
IIrANTED?BY A TOUNO MAN, A SITUATION IN
IT any respectable employment: is a good salesman, or
would drive a ?a oil. Gun give good city rel'ereuoe. Ad
dr as l'. II. 8., Herald odice,
T1TANTED-BT a BOY, IS TEAM old, A MTU A
If turn i , a-tare, a few miles o it ol the city, what ha
ran board witu tlie family. Best of references giren. Ad
dress A. B. 0., Herald odice.
WANTED?A SITUATION AS BOuKKEKl'EK. COK
resixmdtpgclerk or arcouniant, bv a competent man.
who has had many y< a"s experience, an I sp aks and wriies
Froncli and Qernian llueiiHy. Best of roferenc 1 as to char
acter and ability. Address Mercur, box 633 Post otUce, Syra
cuse., N. T.
HELP WANTED?FEMALES.
Abundance of uood servants, ready,"civil,
neat, well recomm nded, at the lurgi-st old established
ln-ditu'p, on tic timer of 6lh av. and llth at , for German,
Irish, E?g:i"b. Protestant and American women, conducted
by Mrs. FLOYD.
WANTED?A I'KOTLSTANT WOMAN. WHO IS EX.
if p-nei.ced In the cure of children, as uurse and chani
hernmid, llu-re being none younger than four years of age;
111 I-l upply with city reference at 2lit Greene at.
WANTED?A LADY. COMPETENT TO A?'T AS FORE
worn iu iu lioop skirt luauuiactory. Address A. it ,
box 181 Herald ofli e.
WANTED?A TOUNO GIRL AS SEAMSTRESS AND
mirse; must undera:a id Wheeler A Wilson's sewing
marhin ? ttn I ma dug all kin Is of lady's and children's
ciolhes; also, a seamstress by ihe day that understands cut
ting and tilting lady's dressess. City relcrenco required.
App > between 10 and 2 at 1/3 East 33th at.
vyANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL HCOLORED PRE^
If leirodlto do the housework of a small lumily. 'Jh"
best of city p-terence required. Apply at (juincy at. corner
B diord a. ,, hrst liou-e left side, Brooklyn.
IX7 ANTED?AS t'ODK, AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING,
II a capable .voman, German. Scotch or English prefer
red. Apply at 15 E ist lDtlx St., between 1th av. and Bioad
wcy.
WANTED-A TOUNO GIRL AS NURSE FULLY COM
i? peient io take ciilii-ec targe of an infa t I'lOlestant
preferred. Apply, with rclereuc -, at 212 Washington at.,
Br oalyn.
urANTED?AN HONEST. INDUSTRIOUS GIRL TO DO
if general housework In a small Catholic family in East
Br loklyn. Must come well recomm'tide,1. One recently
IrtBi Ireland preferred.
ANTED?BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WITH
out children, a nice girl, 12 or 11 years of age, 11 do
light work;'such will find a comfortable and permanent
home. An orphan preferred. Apply at 112 Easl 33d at.
T*rANTKD-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
IT work for a una 1 family. Apply on youth aide of 824
?t., I etween 1st and 2dav-t., first white house from 2d ur.
None need apply unless well recommended.
TV'ANTED?A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
II Inquire at 131 West 3J h St., between 7m aud 8th avs.
WANTED?A YOUNG WOMAN, AS SE YMSTRESS
and to take charge of growing children; one who is
willing In go to the country lor the summer, an I i< neat and
t.ily. may apply, with elty'reference, at 1(17 Amity a!., be
tween 111 and 1 o'cltK-k.
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XYfANTED?IMMEDIATELY, A YOUNG GIRL AS
If nurse; must b.- a x-ery good acamatre-ia and come
with city rt-fereivce. Apply at 31 Loudon terrace, 23d at.,
between 9ih and Pith ava.
117" ANTED?A GOOD, HONEST OIRL, WHO IS WILL
If lng to work and hae no objection to children, in u
plain private family, where she can hare a good home and
fair wages. Apply at 132 Monroe street.
WANTED?FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL A GOOD COOK
and a middle age.l person lo take charge of the laun
dry: mu?l be a good nesilewotusn. Apply tins morning at
321 llth ur., near 43d st.
THE TRADER.
A SMART YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OLD. WISHES TO
learn a trade; can keep hiannploy r*s Invoke. Kclers
to present employer. Address Conner, Herald office.
A PHOTOGRAPHER, OF CONSIDERABLE EX DERI
erne in all-bran ueu of the business, would like to
meet with an engagement. Would like to take charge, or the
skyught room. Address B. O., box 172 H-rsld office, for
two days.
Blacksmith wanted?at ? Hamilton avenue,
Brooklyn.
JTOMPOBITORS.?ONE OR-TWOOOOD TWO-TIIIRDERS
\J will tlnd employment at No. U Sprue* alrrel, up stair*.
s
ION PAINTER WANTED?ALSO A BOY THAT HA?
worked at th" business. C. MONKS. 3)9 Broadway.
Ill) KILE CUTTERS.?WANTED. THREE OoOD BAS
tard and one good smoo h cutter. Apply to Kaaraey A
Geiger, 27 Ital ron i avenue, Newark. N. J.
"JTO
PHOTOGRAPHISTS.?A GENTLEMAN, WHO IS
only in tu* city on Sundays, wishes 10 gel hU Photo
A onty in lit*cay on Sunday*, wishes to gel hi* Photo*
giapli and Vijueae taken. Address, stating tiui* and place,
S3 Broadway Post Miice.
TIT ANTED?A FIRST CLASS PATTERN MAKER. ONE
m ludy i oiuii.'t. ni to take charge. No oluer uewl ap
ply. Call at 21;! Grand *1., Letween the Lours of 9 ami II
u cloak A. M. on Saturday aud Monday.
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ANTED-COPPERSMITHS AND SHEET IRON
work r. Ap.dy to Thomas Hasnam, 280 West at,
Il'ANIED-A SITUATION, BY A TOUNO GERMAN
it e Kip t in a wine m' lit nor business. Beat ot city ret e
reuc e. Call at 100 Oil 11' at. after 1 o'Ho k.
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RANTED?A PHOTO'1BAPHER TO TAKE NEOA
uve?: also a large boy, at KoMayne'a, .VJ1 Broadway.
4>n COOPERS WANTED-'TO MAKE ROUND AND
? Hat boop dour IsarreD. Apply to A. T. Brtggs, 64 Rut
germ slip.
KllKNCH ADYERTISKMENTS.
ON DKMANDE?I NK JEINK FILLS KRABCAlSB
potrpree.tr.' aujn u'uu enfant. It faut avoir de on*
rut lelgneuients. Sadr-*a-r pour deux Joura au tU 12nie
91 ISC'B, la L> AN KO VS.
t CARD?THE SKIN.?PIMPLES. FRECKLES, UL
.A beta and all tltaea* a of tne akin cured by WALTER
L>a Y, M. D.. 311 Amity street, three blocks we*i of Bruadway
Drug tixtpres wanted?at a pair price,
namely. Hottes, Draw era. Show ilu.tlO', Jtu. Audreaa
Immediate y b i;;ti>t, No. M Mott atreet.
SXKNERAL AGKKOk* AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
"JT Place* ut Bumii-*. Karma, .Mill*. Co intra >n'? Tun
b r Ltu I*. Sicii of Quods, (iroc rlct an.I Mcrchandts ?
gete rilly lor rale o etiTiana*. Loa.ue ola-d.
VAN KMBURG tCO.,;iNa ?au street
MAKI1LK MANTELS.-MANTELS .SOLD AT ASTDN.
takingly low price* at KLAKEft'8 Mar bit Yaid*. It)1)
KidllthltrDlli tie near T.nr.I avenue, aa.l ot Kirst ne
?ue. ii -*r Tblid elieet, N. Y. Mantels put up in any part of
ib** country.
N^KWS, NEWS. NEWS.?HELP FOR THE AKKLICT
ed.?Mr*. MARY POLIlAMUS, 33 .Voni.otn-ry street,
N w burg, n v?r fail* in help the ouustuMttic aim always
our> ? tho* a tllt ted With bleeding ol Lie 1 ad*, and she' an
Ou t her patients. Her charge* are roaooaeble. Don t fail
to give ber a urihi.
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II/.ES CASHED IN ALL LEGAL ZED LOTTERIES,
and all ? "iiiuiuun .it ou* Mrl- tly confidential.
J. A. Di. NN. lid Srualwa,, up stairs.
O.tVE WASTED.?LILLIK'.H SECOND HAND FIRB
O and Ittglarpruo S.fe. with iron box, in iiuii at/e.l.
v.'di. e* Sale, hot 114 Hetal I Ogtoe.
Tl/ANTED?A SMALL SECOND II INI) P WES MILL.
if i e grin IP it fe".l, A Ad lre*? A. B.. 1 ?>\ lid Herald
flic, rial eg prtoe.
PRUPUSALS.
lyHOPOSALS.-SEALEt) PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
I relied at the Kin** eitunty Treasurer's ofll.e. No. 13
Court street, Brooklyn, until 2 o clo *. i . M. un in ? a..,
July A 1862 tat which tune nud pla<* tbet wld he/>pen*d ,
tor tarnishing I .r the enaulnp year foi the Almshouse In -
rartntent tit the said <ounty, inhi 2t7 Po puun ihoi ire-h
beef, mutton, veal, pork, la ub an I livo-j 3.1'H t-ari'M* ..f
!:o> r, H.ifK) pteiiit!* fresh flak tk) )>ounds *ua*r. and pr.n
portion at* quantitl- sol t"?, m iiasa-s, coJee, mustard, pen.
par. March, oil, suit, I.van*, idee, l/trd. codfish, tnie-.erel,
pork. soap, soft Heap, shoes, straw. uats In,.an tuenl, aah
and pine wood end < oal. Alan < on I and wood for Die poor of
the Eastern and Wester? Dlsirl -t* of the city ot Brooklyn.
Print d forma of p opeaale, containing a I tne necessary
Information, tan be tia I at the otlbv* ot the A ipertmen lent*
of the Poor, *1 the Almshouse Hatlui.h; at llie City Hall,
W, I),, nnd at the corner of Kir*t and South KiMh streets,
E. li No ot er form will he accepted. Aim-no i* \ June
is. 1*112. lL u y K. Ripley, J. C. Day, Wil'taia M. Michmore,
William Bennett, Duinaa Jewell, .?suicrlnt-nJente of the
Poor.
8
BALED PROPOSAL* ARK INVITED UNTIL THE
^ I5i.il day Ot III jr. !*?, for opinylng the United Blai-s
Huhsistcnee De|*i inieui with tf.iuu ie a.1 of B tot Cattle on
ilMH Oof.
The m'tla hi he ilellvered st Wsahlng'nn, I). C , and each
atttnin to areraq'LSki p-itinds *roa*. N i aslrnal admitted
that w iahs |. sa lltan 1,'?)) p-i'tnds .tress, llellers. at <gs and
b III* nut wanted.
T' ? mat delivery of eat'lato be male on the lat da* of
An uet. oraa o >n tit' r after ns the governiu?t t may direct,
Olltl i ead of nttle per w. ek will b? required to be dede red
unu r thlaeoolsact,
A Iamd, with good and aufflolettl security, win be re
'''jicT'-i?l will be entertained when put In hy contractor*
who iai' previously laded tooomply with th dr uontraots in
snr d -p rtnien* oi guver unant, or whera lb ? bidder I* not
i,r. , -ni to respond to his hid.
T e nanr s ..f lit tns slvetld be etale I In full, with the pre
cise address of each member of theDtvm
Prill osuls from 'Isloyal portles will not he considered, nnd
an 'Mth of hileglaoda must accompany each teopusltloD.
A I iilds must he arc unnauied b. twogiiaranteea.
Kids tu be direct d to Ha M'r A. B okwlth. 0. 9 , U. B. A.,
Waahingtoo, D. C, and endoreed 'Proposal* for Beef
Cattle. roes or .casaxtks.
VPo, . of the county of ?, and State of ?, do
her< by luarsr.toe that ??? la aiile to full!: a oonirai-t in ao
oordan' e with ihe term# of hie proBoaiilon, and that, shoald
hta propoa.tlon ha accepted, ba will at once enter Into a con
tract In accordance therewith Should the contract be
awarded hint w? are prepared to M ann his securities.
(This guarantee must he appended to i ach idd )
The reap malbilit/ of the a aruulora must lie shown by the
oAethl ceitlllcate of tli* clerk of nearest district cnuri, or
*g Ike United States District Attorn*.
IIOltsKM. CAUHIACiKS, ?StC.
AN UM B K R OF" NUT BUSINESS WAGONS OF
, every a'.yb- ooua: iif. on band. Also, suite ?<? aid
I an 1 Wa ijn- in ijinl nif ? h ??;> IpplT at tstawar.'s
'tfij-third ..tteet, -ii Uio?d>v?y and Eighth
"iy. Pi
UVt'll lie.
AV VST 110 SE FOB BALK.?.41 SO WAGON AN!)
llarn.'is?.1 . > nplot gemlauia i a in. until; i-aly lor
inline liatr its ?. Home is ban a li gb, dar . sorr.l, iroi
lm? an ; lla-nc*< ma to by Dur.somb maiiy n ? i l'-o
pound* Wagi u i.ia 1 ? by Stivers V nu b. Trice tf whol
$53 >. Addre*. W., box I.i.'iO Boat oil. a.
A VERY FAST TROTTING ROAD MARE FOB SALE
Jx. rhrap.?Shu is gray, 15>? ban la hi ;b. 10 year* old; lias
trotted Inside 2.3), can s.io.v J:4J to puis. Apply at Tatter
nulls, S nib avenue, corner of T.iirty utuih street.
A SECOND HAND BIX SEAT CARRIAGE AND TWO
second imud Buggies tor sit e, ell cap. Also u lull assort
ment nt Rnckaway lln.-gle, half top l'baet n, German
tn .wi square Wagons of the beat styles con-iantly on Us,id,
by J. A. VAN OK TW IUK 16! Atlantic It reel, Brooklyn.
C1ARRIAGK8, AC.?200 FAMILY ROCKAWAY8. TOP
) and open Hmmli-n, Grocers, Depots, and Biiainesi Wagons
lor sale; also sixty horses, ICO set ot Harness. Ao., Ac., Id
Nov ins street, and 1H1 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
DOO CART.?FOB 8 VLB, A FOlrR WHBEL DOO
Cart; will carry four |?-uplc. Apply at I'iil'Kit Dti
HOIS' factory, 262 Greene street.
triAMILY HORSE WANTED.?MUST 1!E SOUND, KIND
and gentle, uol less tlnin 15X bands high. dark eo.or,
long tall, not over s veil years o d, and a itood traveller, for
whiob a Mexican pony wld be given, and didercuee in
cash. Address box 1 688 Post ofllre, tilth price, Ac.
IDOR SALE?A VERY PROMISING, WELL I1KED
1 Chestnut Mare, from the State of Maine; l.'i'd bait Is
biglt, 5 years old, long tail, call trot Inside of tliroa minutes,
s well' broken to deible and single harno s or the sad
dle. She will stall t without tv n', and Is warranted soctid
and and kind in every purticuiar. Can be seeu at 66 East
Twenty-sooonil street until July 1.
f1 OR SALE?A SUPERIOR SADDLE HORSE, KIND
gentle, sound, stylish and spirited, seven years old, bay,
long tall. Is well broken to both double and single harness.
Price $360. Can be seen at IS Veilry street, Mr. Wood's
stable.
FOR SALE-ONE PAIR OF BLACK MARES. FOUR
tei-u bauds high, six years old; kin I in au harness, and
p -rfeutly broke for ladies und children to ride, aud warrant
ed sound; also one bay pony, nine years old, twelve hands
high; kind In liame.s and -addle; for ladles and o'.itldren 11
rf a All to be ucn at Warts A Co.'s stables, 261 and 263
Fourth avenue.
For sale-a horse, ie hands high, that can
bunt forty, or a Mare that can show forty-Ave; botu 7
years old. The owuer has 110 use for both of in-m. and wl il
sell'iite only. Warranted right in every respcot. Address
or apply to ,iAS. W. HALE, Notary, 76 Wall street, under
Seameu's Sar tigs Bank.
1DOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL GRAY CANADIAN PONY,
14 hunus high, live years old, sound ami kiml; tit lor
sny kin 1 01 ligut work; sold for want ol use. Impure at 01
Cnerry street, up stairs.
I DOR SALE-A FINE AMERICAN STAR COLT, 16
hands high, live years old; can beat litre- ratit ites ti
rood wagon. Can be seen at the Mansion stables, comer ot
forty s ootid street and Seventh avenue.
TDOR SALE?AN ELEGANT SADDLE HORSE, PER
J? fertiy kind, soun I and gentle a d spirited; six yen s
old, long tui , bay. Can be seen at the stable 58 West Kti
toenth street.
TDt>R SALE-ROOKAWAY CARRIAGE FOR SALE,
J? for one or two horses; also a set of light Don ,1.- Har
ness. Can he seen ut 66Third avenue, corner of Eleventh
street. E. B. STEAD.
1DOR SALE?100 SETS OF HARNESS,
. 2JU light Carriages, and
6U Horses,
at 10 Ncvlns street and 184 Fulton avenii -, Brooklyn.
fjlOR SALE?ONE LIGHT WAGON, BREWSTER S
1 make, with shitting back seat and top; pole, shafts aud
lamps In good order. Apply at l'latt'c Ilippona Stable-,
Thirty-ninth street, near sixth avenue.
For salk-a handsome new two seated
Wa ';on, square body, leather top, over bask seat, ut
perfect order, warranted. Will be sold a bargain. Can he
* ten at Mr, 11. Wolley's stable, in Third street, between
Siuth Seventh und S >uth Eighth streets, Williamsburg.
FOR SALE?A VERY GOOD SECOND HAND LIGHT
donate Hat lies, silver trimmings, in perfect order.
Price jrw. Apj.lV to - HARLES S OOXHEAD, 1.P.0 Broad
way, n ar Twenty-ninth street.
IIOR SALE?A FIRST RATE CITY MADE LIGHT ROAD
Wugon. war. anted. Inquire ui' DUSENtll RY, 102 Lau
rens street. New fork.
ID OR SALE CHEAP?A PAST YOUNG TROTTING
J? Mare, color gray, long tall, about lAhuuds high, six years
old. warrant-d sound und kind in every parti ular. a'veiy
easy keeper und pleasant driver, can trot lit 2.50 to-road
wagon, and promises to muko a very speedy animal. For
further part eulars apply 10 or address C. WtflTE, at Horaci
JoneV Ctuh Stablea, l.ti Mnrc-r slreoi, where the horse can
he seen and every aesired informaltoo given.
For sale cheap?one second hand phaeton.
to carry four ;>erson?; one secoi dl hun t Brd. 10 carry
four persons and two children; one light Wa-jon, without
top; one Tup Wagon, one utx sea. Rockaway. Apply at 61
Ciosby street.
JDOR SALE CHEAP?A GOOD SECOND HAND TWO
U sealed ltocv-away Price A,6. Inquire at HO Atlnutic
street, corner of Powers, Brooklyn.
FOR SALE LOW-NEW AMD SECOND HAND
Coaches, Ro kawayt, top and no- top Koa l Wagons,
two seat, with and wtuouttops; one and two seat square
box do., two Buauiesa Wagons, one Sulky. Apply at the
carriage factory, 27 Wouster street.
OB SALE OB EXCHANGE?FOB. A LOST PRICED
house, a bright bay Waahingtou Mare, aev-n years old,
IS-handahlgb, go.at style aud action; haa trotted In 2:42;
perfestiy kind in all harnesa aatt under the saddle, a*ids%f.t
nor a lady's use; would axchange her for a farm horse. Can
b? seeulai the atabla cccuer of Bate and Hoe runt streets,
Brooklyn.
F
HORSES POR SALE.?A. REAUTLFUL TEAM OP BAY
Horses, cheap, switch tail#. It hands high; warranted
Sound and kind; sitltanle far coach or carriage; alao, a dou
ble Harueaa. Apply at 4A Bayard street.
Oil PINE HORSES POR SALE AX AUCTION.?'TOE
Ov subecrtlwir wiU sail at aurlhin, a: No. 33 Br ad street,
Newark, It. J., on Wedna-day, Jul/ 2. at 10 A. M., ail puna
of tine matched Carriage Hornet, i0ur Sa ldie Horses, and
the beam e alngle. roa.T, draught, ami business Horses, with
a Taw Trotters. The st.*k can be eKumiusd and tried prior
itslae sale at tha above named place. M. B. PITMAN.
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REMOVALS.
NOtTcK.-THE AGENCY POR THE SALE OP GOODS
manufactured by
THE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
will he removed, on tha 1st of Nay ueit, from 14N Liberty
it rret lo II Part place.
? V a?.HT' ?? HAODEN. President.
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(ti'ECIAI. NOTltiBS. __
ANEW MAMMuTH ?fH AEHiBKBY.-RlleirKLL'E
gr.ut I'r ti .c 8 ?. itiiiig fpo.u sir v C aMp, of Auuurn.
N. V. Tin' Ir It w II li t on oihibiu-n al tlie oUi,.e of the
A:u.iicm Aifrf"nimlet, -II |?Bi? Row, lu.s (.-aturdayl
ill -ruing, al 11 A. M . aud ua Mum a , tin: Wo. not
\ public mkbtino oftiik grain men's union
/V lToio. tlve Bo .-ly will be h hi ai the sixth Ward
Hotel, cor or o Dunne and Centie in reels, ou l'i?e*<lay
i veiling, July 1, at 7>$ o'. lock.
ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF TUB FATHER |MA
J\. tlicw IV K !. A. 1). gocC-ly ot Now Vors, lie d Tuesday,
ill" 17th mo., ul t'li-.r biul. "81 Broome ?Iri ct, tlie lollowtug
gentlemen ivciv c'i cunt ..lienors for the ensuing year ?
Messrs. Win. U Conm-ll, Peter Dunn, Join Dunn, John Ml
ner and James MoUshan
MICHAEL McGBATH, President
Edward M-'LvatiV U cording Secretary.
RALLY' I OH TFIB UNION.
AMI SKI KISS I u.\. ANTI-ABOLITION.
Grand .Mo a Miming ol tf e citi/eiis ol New York oppose*
lo die continue 1 ugla t in ul' the liegio <i .Crtlun ni l iu fetor
u. he restoration *.l lb" Union as it was i nn the mainte
nance of the Roust itultrn ah It is, will h" In Id at lb. Cooper
Institute on Tile. * ?.cuing, July I. IStK, at air o'clock.
Tlie following sp, oker. ha e loi.it tuiiicu to alien i, vU:?
Hon.J.J.t'rit tii u-u, D. IV. Vuorheis lion A. J. Porker,
Hon. tiarieit Davis, S. L. Co*. IK n. D IUF. louea,
('. A. WIckllHV, Q. II. Pendleton, II in. r. Kei tien.
B. Mai lory, Hon J. (>. Steele, Uon. II. C. Murphy,
W.tl. Wadswot tb, Hop. 41.\V. Lallia.ui,lion. Jo in Kelly,
If. Mayii Til, J. M alou tal. Hon. It F Clark,
J. S. Carlisle, U 0. VViniuron, 1 ton. Gilbert Dean,
llcverdy Johnson, Una P. Lnul. Esq.. Jus T lira y, Esq..
I. Thomas, lion. tlco. Evans, J. W. Gerard. 8
C. B. Calvert, lion. II. Sey.i o ir, T. 11. Fields, haq.,
E. II. Webster, lion Wa-li II.un, Sy Jury Wo aim,Esq
J. L. Phelps, lion. Win. Dtier, J. K Snrrell, Esq.,
W. A Richardson, Ilo.i. F. VVihj I, J. Leroeqno, Eaq..
A. L. Knapp, Hon. Jas Brooks, Win H Remain,
Chas. O'Conor. Hon. B ('< r ilmt, Hon. John Mc'leoo,
Hon. Win. Kvliy, lion. B Ijau Ward, Hon.Saiul .l.Tlldon.
And otuers.
P. TALLF.NT Chairman
CoaimlUee of Young Men's Democratic Union Club.
C. Ramsi.v, Secretary.
TO AMERICANS VISITING EUROPE-LADIES AND
ki ntieiui'u from the Stiles >t America or Canada,
mailing Ureal Britain or any part of Kui ope, who desliW CP
avoid delay, tro.ihle or expense, can have their pasqortb
duly vised for any Stale or Kingdom they purpose railing,
i.y application. hy letter or otherwise, to W. J Adams,
Bra dsfiaw's British and ConUueiital Otildo Olttce, 69 Fleet
siren, London, England, with the greatest expedition and
despatch. Passports earefully uioiinied. eased, and nam*
1 tiered in gold. British and Foreign Stationery, Travelling
Hags and . very requisite for travellers The last editions
of Brudshao's Hr.tisli and Continental Uuldes and Hand
books, Murine's English and Foteign Handbook* Phrase
B oks, Ae. I'xperl nerd couriers may be had on application
at iho ofllee of
W. J. ADAMS, 60 PI et street, London, EnglaiiA
PERSONAL.
Ashley Norton tunes, otherwise called
G orge Temple, who is believe I to be serving iu lue
United StHies Arn.y, s earnestly entreated, fur the sa>e ot
Ills ntlllrtcd pare its. to eoniumnlcate nt mice with the Rev.
Ruins Bnel, 44 William Atreet, Pruvnl n. e, U.I. Ilia [MX
rents will cuusiilt h s wishes in all matters. Odi n * or cone
raues arc iequestrd to tall 111* attention to this uolioe.
Adoption-any person wishinu ro adopt an
intaut at :ts liirih, can do so by a.1 Jres-dug T. M.
Union Square Port ulli u, for one week.
For adoption?a fine, hem.thy child, a
months old; his mother has to p.r- with him on aa
count of searclty ot u.eans. Apply 10 Mis. C. D., ISn West
41id tu, b twe ii 8th an 'J. li aver.
HDKREST.-CAl.L AT BRANCH If 1ST OFFICE O,
. I.2.W Hi oadn sy. lor a letter, addressed to your propss
name, irom J.
INFORMATION WANTED?OF MRS. ANN MILLED
I (Kilgoreb. by her brother. Address las. K. Mason, Com
pany K. Sixth regular iuianlry, Sykes' div.aioii, Camp L?
vell, Va.
IF MRS. ELIZA JANE COWAN WILL PLEASE LEA7E
X her address at No. 8 Hudivan street, in the 1'urnitUM
ature, she will hear from her brother, who lain the i ity.
JOSEPH UOXTKT.
MISSING?HINCE WEDNESDAY, THE ISiiTn INST..
George M. West. 2 ' years old, auo it live feet ten inch
es In height, stunt built, reddish hair and heard, sn l sore
eves; had on when I ..else, u, in Third a veil ne, near Ninetieth
street, a brown anil an l green gokgler, and b.ack fell hat.
Auy information c nieernlng lilui will he tnankfully received
by Lis mother ai lib Ninth street. N ov York.
MRS. MARTHA L. ?A LARGE YELLOW OOT
imi uur'irella. sill able for two, would overcome the
rigorous regulaaou Y ii have receive I a severe leiter from
your governor to hasten back. A lt in the same mood that
?'Arteiuas" .ayt the Miuker and his companion was?"quak.
nig.'' My gieat coueeru iu your speculation must atone fag
it. Write soon. MIAPAB.
WILLIE?I HAVE RETURNED FROM THE COUNTRY.
WliLyou please leave a note at Tl for nief
\1THY DOES NUT EMMA P. FLOYD WRITE TO USE
TV friends! There is a teller fur her at the K. pnat
9QQyt ?SURE AT 8:10 AND AN HOUR OD TW?
,?i t7T. a: terwardA Please uiake srraugemeutk
ragly.
LOST AND POIND.
Diamond ring, single stone, enamelled.
lost at Appleton s Photographic Gallery ou Thnepjlag
slternnivn, between I and 2 o'eloek. Twenty dollars wsll b*
[Ovid at the desk, aud no questions asked, If returned.
LOST-OM WEDNESDAY, JUNE 36. IN CROSSING
the Fulton sttiwi furry boat frmii Brooklyn, then ?mill _
a Filth avenue stage to thirty-eighth street, a gold chain
Bracelet. A reward of ten dollars will be given to ihm
tinder on leaving, tlie nine at lit) Pine street, room No. A
LOST?IN TRANSMISSION THROUGH THE MAIL*
Draft on lilt* Treasurer of the American Missionary
Association, dated May 10, six mon'h", for $96 Sit. Ehg
Under will ha rewards i by returning it la lib John streak.
LOST-IN A BROADWAY OMNIBUS, ON PRIDAB,
27>b Inst., between D inne and Walker streets a targn
mo ovro- Pbr euionnaie,. ontalnlns a revelpt lor a small ?L
a $20 Treasury note, a $3 co uterreit Ixilt, a $6 bill on BiriVM
Head Bank and other bills an I Mirer, in all about tin. IF
either of the Iwi?ladies or the gentleman who p eked tt Bg
wl'l leave It w Ith Giles Brothers, 110 Chambers street, f"
will be aniiahly rewarded and confer a favor ou a ' "
lady, who greatly leels tlie loss.
L08T-LN. RJtOO xLVN. ON THIS 19TH, BETWEEN
Wlllouuhby ?rMt (corner of Jay) mil I'rutW. t U U.I
Gold Watch rot Cha n. The Under Will be liberally re
warCe-J?aub uw questions asked, by bringing It to Ho.JB
Widoughby street.
LOST?lit BROOKLYN, ON JUNE 26 A SMALL.:
morandum Hook anil Bank Book No. of the D
Bakings' Bank of Brooklyn. The Under will be suitably la
waned by leaving it a: J. Thompson'* Bucket t at., Brooklyn.
10IT-ABOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, IN ONE OR THE
J Broadw ay ?ta;e?, a P.iek ige of I'upcra, belonging to O.
W. Orlfllth. The niirtar will be liberally rewarded by tear
lug tt at 86 Maiden lane.
Masonic emblem lost?a mark degree.
lettered, attached to a gold hook, of no iiae to any oaa
bat the owner, either in a Broadway atagc or on Braa^
way, I'nrk plaOe, Church or Barclay street. The under
>e rewat led by retut Mug the name lo it < Broadway. r
No. A D J. LEVY.
WATCH LOST.?THE I'BRSON WHO PICKED OP A
la.lv'a Wai-h. with chain, on tue corner of Thing
avenue and H enteenth alreet, will be very liberwliy re
warded II It la lei I with the earner, at C8 Rial SI*
-tr-et, ?oiith aide, Urst house earn of Second avenue.
REWARDS.
duo reward.?lost, on Thursday. a black
?yr) an.i tun Terrier Dog; bus a olilc 01 ih ? gt ? -y hound
breed. Answers to the name of Fmli . Any one rctiiiatag
biru 10 3o I aivcraiiy pL ? wi.l roc i?e the auuva reward.
AC REWARD,?LOST, ON THE IBTII INsT., A BLACK
JjrJ and tun Die, a awertiig to the name ol Jack, mat Wed ,
by aw i r nn ti e I'M shoulder. Anjr aBe ictiiriilug Ihr sa>4
das to W Wet incut. a>'< oud a feat, will r.aeire <he j o<?
raws,
i , lEWARD.?i.OBT, IN PULTUN STREET. ABOUT
Oi 1 / four w.esa ago, a Itla. k and T.m 81*1; had oa a
tunc., leather collar etui a wire uiuttie. Any on.' returning
Iter to StfU Peat I stri a alU renelre tie a tiara ranard,
RE WAR' r?LOST, ON THURSDAY A FT BE
aaon, front Pi.t t avenue uito Thirt -h fh siicet, a
?mall yellow Scuteo Tbr in.* ear* ut ahart; uuswera to tba
name of Mult'. The under will r cetve Ine a >ove reward by
Iravlug him ut No It West Thirty-ntit atra t
?-ik REWARD-LOST. ON bInDAV AFTKftNOOM.
?ptlli June la, iii . oniiiig Irotn Pleasant Pi i,na, .States
I-Inml orar th? rullr, s i terry to Grand ?licrt. No v York,
a gentleman's Ooil II uittng Watch, with Chun, Seal ana
Hook attached The fiu iet will tic Ive t')a above reward
by returniut It to H7 Grand sfreet, New York.
H. O. W ENTWOKTH.
HOUSKh, R003IS, AC., WASTKoT"
fNi'RNISHED COUNTRY HO't-E WANTED-I.VIUH
1 dial ; must .ay ee e.s loth" lily, nil 1 Uh-ra
good balking, tlsfiing .v. ..can be had; a goad ?l/.eu well fur
nished h< use aM ne reii,i red tar tour utoutba: Statan Island
preferred. A note a,lures ed to L. Jfo. M Nektt'.n a. a nor,
.till meet with HII II ? I a ?? al'eitlio.,
1ATHP. WANTED POR CASH ?AN ENGINE LATHE,
J tint' twin s .'I Hie ,' s ami wll. turn lour lo six eel, must
la in perfect or ,rr AddrcA Machinist. Hn a. loMca. stating
w hare it oan be ac.
TRAM ENGINE WANTBD-OK EIGHTY Tf> ORE
hundred liorsc paw a . in *o i working m der, with a'dta
bie tlue boilers, for Wlilr.'i cash will be pnul. Addiese im
mediately, with full partloii,ars, Sic,mi Eugiue, boa
llerald otilce. _
ANTED?A BEAT BMAlfL COTTAGE NEAR THE
ritr, with uidon aid plea-ore groin,i mound It.
Would luke It I or tM ,,-on or one year. .dual be hi a goad
healthy location. I' ic< o ho answer this will pease
irlbo the premlaev and prion nrtetll which will bo pxtd la
adkaaaa It required. A hires* 0. W .. box IS." Herat I odica.
A NT I. L IIY AUG I'M I, OK BEPOKBi BY A]
gentle man. wit and ?nrr.int, part o a Moose, ooua
In; of tottr too it," th m ccn liiipmtwmenlB, not higher 1
than second Door,.ibov. Eighth atra,*1. n ? wood neighbor- J
hood. Rent irotn n'di to gu'.'i. Ptompt pmmcut
wen'-d io purchase, o, of Pareunia for houaek
Address L. B., box lob Ileal I elite.
BY*
tU, n
kfit
w
WANTED? BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE (NO
lauitiy) a NinaL neat Collage, In the uelghboibong ol
tlierlly; wonlo take It foi the ie?s,,u orouc year m ist be;
' ? >-v ? ? " - " ,|w,itk III
hood. Rent irotn i.ii ,o dw'.V Prompt^ pin mcut.
In a good, lieuitii) looatiiMi. Ren wid t,? paid'tn ft lwin e, IMI
d, sired. Address K., >>n* ljc HanilJ uftfee, ,|..*etItilng pr? I
misea uitd |irc of i nt . I
ilfANTHD?IN B ROt )KI,YN7 WITtilK TWENTY
Tt mltiutua' walk ot I ui on ferry, by tint month (perma
ncnt if a, led), a I'ottuge or Apartments nra famlty of ftvii
ail iltM. WiN retinlre u jtnrlor, IGtobi u mi l at laaet Uirc
bedrooms: ii,,driu imp o uu-it., indiMHtaaablr, at a carj
niodcrste rent. A1 Ii Is C'l,a. Goldin, lleral I office.
ANTED?dTsET'ON D* HAND HAY ORC'OAL SCALR
to waigh ?tsft ??> n ;? or orar. Artdroaf Wnltmaa
4.'t<? Mull, avraiM, u, I a cog Tun iy-snranlh and Thirty eightt
si reefs. N. Y. * P. WEHMAir
WANTED?bVA PAVILT OP POUR ADULTS THI
lowrr partof a House, tbraadlaaping room* retiuirec'
wlih a fun tit Unit are not curious. R m not (a skoocl fag
|,cr year. Address (I. Whitney. ?laliOti D. j
uFanwd-a small house and poll lot, ol
W Third aveno-, a corner prafeired, In an impro In,
neisliborhicid; prue mns' be low, lor winch , ash wtil b
n.iid. No .went ir Med with. Address, stating full partlei,
tars, D. M ,bo* IJB (lata d oflloe. I
y^aKtrdTTa bmaiS. plearantlt Situate
VY Uauue, with gar.lea. In the country, not more lha.
twenty miles from New York. Apply to RIOHARDP
BRNKARD A CO , Ml ?o"b alreat. '

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