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self imterest alike dictate, we will immediately do- Glaze s cessation of hostilitics. Otherwise, we will ceutinue to wago war against the proprietors of the fashionable hotels, tall on the rights of the public are seoured, and strangers, who have the misfortune ef being cast away on their inhospitable premises, Protected from the worse than Japanceo treatment which it has latterly been the custom to subject them to. ‘The fancy dress ball at Newport will come off in ‘& few days, and it is not venturing too mach to pre- diet that it will be evens more ridiculous failure ‘than that at Saratoga. If tho “ short allowance and black mail system” had not even damned Newport, a8 a pepular watering place, its destruction, from the operations of the Maine Liquor law, was inevit- able. Tho fact ix, that for soveral years past, both these “ fashionable ” resorts have been degenerating Yom their formor elegance and respectability; aad now only # few of the roal beaw monde people are © be found atecither of them, the crowds boing or the most part composed of mero imitators of the manners and amusements of the “old aristocracy.” But the hotel keepers do not regret the change, as they know that the parvenues are less exacting—leas liable to complain about the accommodations they receive, and more casily vie- timized in every way. Therefore, so long a3 they ean get large crowds to these places, they will mau- age testow them away in siveping cages as best they can, and tantalize them ut dinner with the ap- pearance of food which they cannot touch, and gull them in evory possible way into the belief that thoy ate all the tip-top ond orcam ef tho fashion, while they eliuckle at the very thought of humbagging them so profitably. What will be the polivy of these Places next season? Will those who go there have their bread untaxed and their rights of dinner re- cognized—will they be assured of immunity from the ultva rapacity of the landlords, and the minor black maaling of eget nstellltan’ We pause for a reply. “Wheatyical. Bunron’s Taran r.—This exquisite and popular theatre was opencd for the regular season last night, and before the custain rose the house was crowded to its utmost ea- pacity with a brilliant assemblage. Indeed, if the open- ing might be taken as an omen of the general theatrieal Seaton, nothing could huve been more surpicious than the splendid coup d’ait which Burton’s presented last even- ing. During the recess the stage and boxes have been redecorated, end there can now hardly be found any theatre, of its size, in the world surpassing this in beauty aod chgance. The private and other boxes were occn- pied by farbionable gents and hundsome ladies; and, while hundreds were forced to content themselves with stand- ing room—which was even @ matter of much difleule; proeure—very many had to leave, from the impossibility ef precuring routs. The best of this crowded house #as too. that ail were bona fide paying admissions—members of the press. even, nov. beings Xempted from the rule, Bourton’s hes aiways been the moat amusing aud popular theatre in the city. and its audiences have been, at the same time, the most select, Certainly last night did no: direredit ils prestige The ente ortainments consisted of those comical pieves, the “Gardener's Wife.” the “Eton Boy,” and “The Toodles "in the Latter of wi ir. Burton ho» attained sueh triumphent no‘oriecy,M@ Criticism of the performances would be supererogatory, and should partoke too mugh of eulogy to be entided to the name. dir Jobson, 28 Gelochard, in the “Gardener's wife.” eli: cited much uproarious laughter from his audience, and at the end of the piece he hod to. appear before the cur- te'n, with Mrs, Bernard, to rece the plaudits of the houre The great churm in this theatre is that no pices: of medivere or goudtful interest are ever pucon the stage. but oniy sveh comedies aud. burieequee as cannot fail to titkl+ the gravest into merriment, Such was the charac. ter of last evening's entertainment, during the whole of whieh the humor of the pieces, or the laughter of tho au- dience never flaxged. Many of the old tavorite actors are yetained, avd among the new engegements are Messrs, Oberles Fi-ber. W. H Norton. James Brown. and Mes- dames Cooke aud Bernard. meking the stock compacy worivalled in talent. No matter what attractions may presented In the city during the season that has just epered-—whether Halian or English epera, ballet, dramo, or the eoveerts of Aibooi Sontag or Maberlini—Rurton’s theatre will rearceiy feel the effecte of competition, but ‘will be cestain to be patronized by ell who appreciate ex- qvisite acting. & Tur Countess or Roset.—Madame Sontag sails posi- tively on Wednesday next, im the Arctic, and will arrive here about the 5th of September. During the lest month she has been giving farowell concerts in the principal cities of Germany, where the furor has becn unprece- dented—far greater than that excited by any other artist, The prices of admistion to her concerts were trebled, yet notwithstanding, speculators, who are to be found there as well as here, hisve realized larger eums. On the 27ih of July the gave a concert at Potsdam, and she and Oouwt Rorei hed the honor of being invited to jolu the royal table, The King of Prussia has always taken the Hveliest mterest in the Countess. and has par commenved bor 10 consvls residing in the differs of Americn, fer company is now complete, and is ea. pored of rtitts of high standing aud much talent. Voz. xolani. the ivuer. is a young man of pleasing exterior, ava hax @ most eympathetic voice, He has sung at ail the greet theaircs of italy. Last winter he achieved a tri- umph at St. ietersburg. xvd during the last fow months be has been fturring with Persiani and famburini. Porrenti. the wll-Ynown baritone. from Lumley’s theatre, is likewise a young man. and during the last two years hw has been & favorite with the aristocracy of Her Majes- o atheatre. fie te said to be very eflee ive in concert singing. and bas been # feature in tbe principal entertain- ments of the last eeason, The conductor will be the great comporer, Charies Eckert. a natural con it is said, of the Grand Duke of Cassel. Te, with Richard W: ‘agner and Schuman. is considered the best opera wei'er of Ger- many. Of his sbility as a conductor he has given abundant proof. he having been for two yenis the con- @uetor of the Italian Opera in Paris, after Bulfe and Tiiiler bad thrown up their engagements. Castie Ganpex—The grand opera, in three acts, entitled “ Zempa, cr the Marble Bride” was prodasod, last evening, in great splendor. It may be eomewhat interesting to the reader to know something of the arga. ment, which seems io be as follows :—Lugano, a rich merchant of ly, is about to celebrate the nuptials of his duvghter Camilla with Alphonso, a young Sicillan officer. ‘Tbe happy day had arrived, and all the friends of the lovers were in a sta'e of juyous excitement. Bat ‘the elder brother of Alphovso, who was a libertine, re- moved Alphonso for a afiections, end, during his abseace. threateus the life of ‘Lugano, the father of Camilla, and by this meane forces Camilla to acceyit his hand; bust, just as the marriage i about being completed, Alphonso appears, aud is con demned to death by Zamps. The marriege, however, proceeds. when Peter, an emissary of the pirate. being suteroepted. ull expect the life of the outlaw is shout wo De racrifioca; but the papers taken from bis messenzer are found to coutuin « pardon for his crimes, and his appointwent to # high rauk iu the inn army, about to woge wur with Lue Mosiom. Bnt, ice of his sue. ess, Carnilia still loathes him; and. ff from his om. braces, passes by the statue of Albin, Zacpa, purming the uniurtunaie girl, misre! a the gin light of the evening. the statue for his bride; but tho mirsculous fargo clasps bim in its fey arms, and, im the midst ef tien starm, and an eruption of Mount Etna, the statue and the miverabie sinner disappear, The oprra commenced at ® quarter past eight o'clock, at which: Sine there were about filceen bandred per-oas presont, Ths openisg chorus was given effectively, when Mad, Bweury Jolly avg the beantiful rommuce, “Sainte lice préserver nous. nous prerana Dieu pour vous? with exquisite taste and sweotuess. The einging of M. Diguet, as also M. Dobrinay. scored to Lave given the utmost eatisfac tion NM Diguet hase fine barytono voice and £0 long as be preserves its natural quetity. it is round and melodi Tf we could suggert an tmprovement, werhould say much as the music will per- he will always please ® Jet him avoid the falsetto iit, us. by keeping to no walntee Int ot, Mad, Fleury Tolly and Dipuet rendered the grav aria wich auch masical skill, nd stich touching. melodious riraina, that the ‘au tience gave them the mort marked testimony of their pleasure, At the clote of the eocond act, the quintette was admira- ‘dble—the voices breaking Upon the ears of thy audience in pertect. harmony. /tibough the dilletantt scemod enraptured by the murical display of the ar. Hts, during the fire: and second acte, yet the gom of the evoning was given at the commencomont Of the third act. by Mad Fleary Jolly, who introduced, with violin scoompaviment, a beautiful aria from the Gelobrated opera ‘La Pro aux Cloves,” fa which she dis- played ail the rato gitte of vocalization, which ehe pos- Bes-es in an cruivent demcee, Although we were delighted with the rovlades and duleet intonations of Mod Fleury Jolly, in this ryarkling gem. we must not forget the asela- tance whieli she reecived from 31, Lahn. whose execution on the violin called forth the ath inetic plaudits of a delighted assemblage, At the conclusion of the air from “Le Pro aux Clercs,”’ the stage wan literally strewed with bouquets thrown at the teet of the distinguished canta trice, who, in the honceomest wanner, shared a portion of her Jaurcis with M Yabn the eminent violloist, who her voice in ihe moxt correct tones, Mad Pillot, in the character of Rita eng and played her part admira- Diy; a8 did alro the exeelient commedian and yooali st. M. Meneband. In fine, the operact ‘Zampa" was perfeotly friomphant. [Eee To Merchants, Raiiroad Directors, Stenm- Boat Owners, Pr yprictors of Public Amusewonts, and others hom it nay concern.—The Congress Card and Stationory Fianutaotory, 45 Veray vtreot, it the only card. printing cc. Eadlishment in the city that mannfactaros ite own stool Print bostuesr, acd ocher carda, shortest notice, and in thr noa mat @ent _ than can be sforded by any ‘oohee pa Sho aif ity. pe . Be wratie fal ye of th 6 aes “ori tts ‘aber ‘swell ‘Of course tte lntrodaction has oro- citement in the fashiorab\o world, and the romisos to cutetrip the supply. Seoure your Kaox Sewing Machines are are e-datly cree y a ners! eres ge J the reason the! ney, paige es gE Gipatoh. Principal sites aoe omn be seen in opssation. «ne front the object of his dearest | is | Thief ‘a8 the ton of the “gematry, eA BRADY'S “Ga ‘Saliery. PR ywpert and Ni York D: rrect; ~ . ewe BOLEAS: Noe 25 rine gp Fall Crops.— ae iti fow, so aball you reap; oe Root 4 n revalh v fears Becaas Fo ta alvayea wri ‘thing, whet! Gurney’s Daguerreoty! pes.—Call at G "» Galleri ever before exh |, and an immense collecti True merit requires no praii words ontiow like value. Virit tho uew CH, No. 250 Third avenue. You wil) cater and buy without banter, His fail style fs ndmiradle, and nevds ne encomi Broadway Fashionable Clothing Empo rium,— ALFRED MUNKUB & CU, 441 Brosiway, are i ared to offer to their custome: e100 aueorbune dle atylee of tashionable clothing, ready m order. alse, @ full ee of boy's wothing, No deviation from bm arigpd Next week too often mean tm the yariancve of trade Not Im the Retgn o of Henry nm, “the luxury of linen Stists was Mes enjoyed io Kugland, Liev ure vory Soatre, and judsing from the deveriy tion in ¢ Stowos' Chron- ites,’ beoa unwieldy affairs Mow difforeas from the superb garments modo at GREEN'S No. 1 Astor Mouse, which are perfect in fit, chape and workmanship. n eulfvkin Boow, light or stout, mace to order, with patent shanke, for $:3 50. te Bakse No. 30 Boekman tireat. Drench pasent oath or be $5 WO Doubie soled, water proef, 81 50. Shoes, qually low. A good sssortcuent constantly om nas’ Shoe Stores, 150 and 156 F #0 oxtensiroly stooked with ail sorts that bomanity im almost any si nt. Lis pagorrment of fin patent le vote and yaiters for geademon Pivalted in the city for oxtent, varlory style, ates ve of prio. In our opinion Brooks, wells. Pr heaper than his competiturs in the business. 56 Palron etreet, Importer, aror of Boots, Shoes, Gcitve, ality, mode in the Incest styl reniity they cannes be anrpaesed in Jo thom, the eit, Gail and pope tl Meschants are informed that procure from the subscribers a suporior arti vfned Candies made hard and dry, sg a9. to good iu any climate. and suitable tur the S focia. sud’ uth Ameriraa mariets, Also gup Lowoves ig Aree oF ta bulk, at a tow pri ee ith Suvar’ Toys, Gam Drops, Chooolata Dandy, hos’ STEWART & OO : Wholoea'o Conivetioners, Hd Pearl etreck Fine Cutlory.— The subscribe c’s aiiortment ery style of Pen, Pooket, and Sporting Kasfe, sy of tine Rarers whieh wil Me wescanted to the purchawr Also, Files, Boot fiovka, &e, SAUNDERS, gl 7 Astor Houce, ana 537 Broadway, Andexaon pa the Bowery.— Wonderfas govelution.and seduction in prices of ell binds of Raziian Japertss, Brusseley Imperial, Theeeply aud Ingrain Carpe has, Table 8, Window Siates, +A HIRAM ANDERS! & . 9) Bowery. Purchase trs’should enamine those beautital’ earpeas, ciaost given ayes. Grest Ber; mains ny Carperangs.—Peterson a SUMPAREY, gi) Srasdway, corner White streat, having purchased largely a2 the inte [large acotion alos, wili dispose gt the lle wl Comb Wectaryee. rioh zesortment ot for sotee shell dress Combe, the seweut French patcerns. Thr Sgricty embraces ovary, siyle of importod. w facture Gombe made to order aud repal ‘A. & J. RAUNDERS, 367 Brosdway.t Tollet Goeds. be ce Har Brushes, Tooth- poon's Suffalo, staimed and white Pet a9 Combs fini . Will be found at W. DAVIS & CO,"s will rat the large invoices they brs DF Hedseved on the Joweet terme, for aah cr approved noter, at 40 Corviaad? etiect. Rasoir Lecoultre.—Theso Razers have ne equal in their extreme duraoiiliy and keenness of wace Cap be obtained gennino at SAUNDERS’, Ne. 7 Honse, and 887 Broudway. From the Henry “Clay.—To Me. George W, Hardeabrook.—Donr Sir—Uaving secured youe servicss as undortuker on. the occasion of the locs of relatives and feionds by that dircful calamity—the buraine of the ctoam boat Henry Cley—we are desivous of availiar oureslves of this epportunivy of expressing to you our gratitude fer your unremitiing attention: and gentle manly kicdness, ard the saticf Performed thos of the faniy of the tate George K. Mucho ¢ fof the family of the late Joha 8. Hos y, 34 Cetharine street; Susan Marsden. in behalf of ily of the late Mrs. J. B A ye Potts Brown, in bebalf of Owen Calkins, George W. Hardenbrook, Kexton aud Furnishin: Unier- taker, 170 Ninth avenue. near Twonty-stcond strect. Now rk, Coffins, Coffin Plates, Shrouds, Caps. Scarfs, Glevas, Rec oterecy dsveristiony tecalited au shore netiee, sgn or dey. Hearses and Carriages, with oarefal drivers, to lot. Georaud’s Liquid Hair Dye is, without exception or reservation, the very, bust ever invented. Be ware of puifed ayes. que lly celebrated is Goursud’s Modt saved Soap, fo1 eurin Jes, frecklos, sallowness, chaps Freghness, &e, ‘Poudre Subtite, uproote hair from Buy port efthe body, Liguid Ro go, Lily White, and ale Gives, at T Walker strest. sear Beentway,, on gainst stupidity y the Gods fight unvicto= % "—Sahillor said so, before Watts’ Norsous Antidote was IL who try it, that diately cures al gthma, Congh tions, and Gonsampulon, (shen the frame’ ly not. hau:ted.) They are told they can teat it aeas cost, “and yet thousands die without it, Do think of it. J. PYNS, 18 Ana streot. Keron Boap.—The cabsertbers have re- ives a supply ol this artiole, superiag ge, all cthere for font pred: ids Bea am, She fae wheotna ‘or vale by SAU DENS No.7 Actor Mouse, aud 397 Drosdway. imme ouval- . 8, Otenver’s Prize Medal Honey Sonp.— parable article is now in universal cemaud It may be hed -at all drocyiste and perfamors. -alvo, FS Otenver s inimitable Honey Sharive Croom Bear’ Marraw, and fap: ceous Tooth Powder. W.d DaViS & OU, Bo. y : lee Wigs and Weupres—Bewae 2 nee Kap ic of wey are yroaguneed § of aatar getturancnd Those wan tee = woe noms We # fond the iargoet ans best ansoremon! ey the he’ ene esreet, @Lore oF fa the ofty. Wigs, Wigs, Strangers ere tae formee that the bert he to eet ornamental hair tra MEDHURST B BEARDS. Z7oMaiden tans, where they have on hand the Jazgost, ehoapwet, sud bo ment +f wigs, Lalf wien tompees, braids of long hair, rogers, ke which for pr Call sad Judge for your Lyon’s Katkuiren.—Tne most delightful Toilet artivle and effective remedy for Hasdmese, Gray lair, Dandruft. &e.. tu the world. Seld by all principal denegiete throughout North and South amerios, Europe, and islands of the ocean, ia large bottles, for 25 cents. trade liberetly desit with, at = whieh will pay a band some prett. Principal wholesale oth 0, geese von. Malr C— Bate he nic By Bh Dye # is astoniahiog. aan Tae Wis ¥: sddress, It ie for eale, oF sp} Story, Mo. 4 Wall-atroos. Tan Deusen’s I Improved wi ‘ahpene, it ap. Sea cicr virlue, crestin; gray hair to ite rm feat col and the prineipal Drageiet: ro batr that bos fallen ly erurtand dow Aoetions of the scalp, is proparod CCHISTABORO, No. 6 Astor Hone, Ortstagero’s eclebrated Liquid Hatr Dye, for Mg) she bait or whiskers Inctanter, upon saters) eranted frow from all sanstio substances Woppliea 4 holownle end retail, at CRIS to ono’ ouNp @itaiiaborone & 6 Astor Geuss, N. Private foems for epplying the dye Counterfelt Notes.—Tho Pabite are well aware that forgeries are never insned ke of poor ra pute awd small ciroviation, but only on those on welch overs one has coniidence. ‘The eame holdu good io rola to the imitations snd. pretenced “improyomonts’ om LOVET'S Wahyeno. 114 Chambers street, Avante Kuahdon, i 3, wl C07 Beondwa : Boweryy Mex, * street, Brooklyn; aud sil the ielnsinal drag atoron baal the United States, Lovet's Wahpene, None other t# genuine, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ___*. Be GHVENT PAGE “ve Shnnsinoonagilgiih ar Canp—wanneas 1? a8) vera) of o daily ‘M4 ‘was om ngused ia tn ot tr i at any. bax Jenvo to ‘deny aes t semen: oe for the Thicd ‘istrict. she fire. We wont as far as ameimae be Ise alarm. We started + ere wee wee «oily perk ey RE: eee: Te THB PUSLI SPECTABLE WOMAN, beep sta ‘to assies im washi: Searding beuoe fa by Hanes aires, Apoly as 7) a Bey da, e ro hen peer “BY A PROT an, as Chamdermaid, or to do tet : ivete family. Can bosoon for threadays, me floor, tront room Lowe woo seach wis! Ww anTED— a youne We UT. ne Yas Broadway, is f the sky be clear er eloudy, ANTED—BY | a RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, itwation a Covk, Chambermaid, or h or to take care of She can be seen, until suived, treet, Brooklyn. rhe anovaub of the enue of the Unt betwen 24 at the time 16 took | doa doer or had Of their hostile mtenthons » Anawer of shoyes, reed J we were nesailed by th re at Nos 150 Bren Broadway, and 349 Broad way, corner of Leoeard street, and ave better pissures hae wens til we hi rie going to she ire on Sunday company in the eame munbisventer ane ob withstand ‘the police to preve tinue their diseracotul ‘and’ Flotens eee: 0 meaner on No.2 Union court, botwoo Eleventh and reete, up stairs. ANTED | TAMEDIATE Y,,FOR A BABY OP EIGUT child may ve abo six months old, apply at No. 20 West to defend ourrebvos againes ANTED—BY A RES PECTABLE YOUNG Woman, @ situation as Cook, Washer and 0 the dep tment in general; y who is nov either @ something elve to wareroom ef io or 8 man of business and do besides loafing frowdyivm. We can give tho mort raliabl net only of hundreds of rospectable eftizens in , but of the pelise officers thomselves, to eube je above matomens. ANTED—-BOARD FOR A LADY, WITH FURNISH- 4 el Toom, Where there are bat few or uo buarders. References given and required, E., Herald office, ANTED—AN £NGLISI NURSE, 70 TAKE CHARGE oft 0 do wowing; ale to make hersoit ally ueefal inthe houses it peri with children, 0 Irieh need pp tween 10 Youre reteren avenue, in the beck store, ‘Adarees 8. c Thiel lenarivs. LYNN, RS. EX MEMBERS, bala Pgotiiied x give good references, IY. toguire gt Wosfoad Stroety up svuirs, (tw ay) jing the inter aeutof the any of Do Guerre, without ihe AREAES COMPETENT OUR te wn A u fuer invitation. By order of the foreman. one Who understand: oxeellont seamstre: respectable private fe woh, Dating and fine muslins in the nent he best of ity ‘9 Thirdavenue, baby from its bi eae Maer ane a os ‘tentimonials can corner of Twelfth Dee ANTED—A SITUATION, B ‘woman, in a private fainil Bnglish coking, tu all sts branahes, "The dest of city te, bo seen for two days, from tho hours of 9 Ii 4 in the afternoon. Klease apply at 477 Twelfth an SPECTA ALE NTORMATION 18 WANTED ‘OF Raeeicr ates a Maho b; ly understands mane ‘wore iast vauia. Any infor Beas ir ee Fes i¢ mother, Margaret i, Samed street, N NFORMATION WANTED-OF MIKE THOMPSO: who arrived here three years ago, and whem last heard Any information of him will be yhombfully Lperabioag by his wife, Catharine Thompson, of 113 Lad Mahoney, at 88 last three years, Add Win situations BY TWO RESPECTABL ANTED—BY A ‘As good plain Cook and hae no ob; eotions to de the Meuaswronh ot 2 ily. f city roferences can be given. ‘tease cal) wt S44 Twelfth street, besweon First aud seoond a_be scen for two ANTED—A RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRU, , AS Waiter aud Chambermatd, aud who wilt be kind and and make herself usefal, Call at 69 Madison ay enue, for | two co ANTED—BY 4 RESV’'LCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 1” ivuntion 6 Chambermaid and Waiter in @ private tho boxt oity referonce from her last place, 72 Firet street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT STEADY WOMAN, ae SITU ead of, he was in Cinotonati, Sthnmentbisni tiers their last employers. jor two days at 123 Eleventh street, between First avenwe and avenue A. OTIC: E—SA) AMUEL man bearing the al tand, in 1824. ig ES oMICHAN ERSKINE —A YOUNG name, left Kirkondbrizat, Scot. ip at Rio de Jausiro, and joined rvice of Don Pedro, whore he was middte vame only. He afterwards joi ‘and is then known to have ¢hi ed the Congress, Valparaiso as prize: master in charge of a ca) and the caro; au t letter which his F ust havo good re- «in & privateer o ured Beatilinn at Valparaiso tn May, 1628, wrote the Fase all at No ccived from him, beard of a person at Valparaiso anawe: of Sumuel MoMichan Erskine. 4 woman, to do chamberwork ing. Hie is about six fect, broad. 0 ost be CO SO SE JBUNE FOLLE PRANCATSR WMV ODT Snow arrive é eo, comme beara d’ enfin diay ¢ bonne famille. 3'4.drosse Noy 220 William 9 zeus. ANTED—BY A AESPBUPABLE YOUNG WOM AN, aw situation a» goot " urdirontag if reqnired. Good sity’ apply at 279 Nineve nth street, betweos Nigthand Poas ayeous: W AX TED-BY APSPRZOPABLE PROM girl » & peivabs samy ye as Cha 2) end Scanatr atc make horsott 5 lense ira aveine, betweeo oo" and ‘Twelfth streets. To bu seen bow ao te femily. for two day: A RESPECTABL WOMAN, & SIT. a Washer and oner. Woatd bave no esaved en te ry 1 housework. Coot city references iven Cen bewten for two daye, a6 17) Delancy fiaat tloor. one ag ite Beer cha forkaul ALoat wows other a» Seamstress and by herself useful Please oall at 2 ANTED—A SITUATION yeung woman aso good pi and froner: or would do the gtye ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND Laundrers, by ® very experienced girl. with. three from her last place. Plense cull at 74 Sixth JATION AS SEAMBEREAID, oR e family, byes ees onood girl, Dallas 19 Bicrent BLDOoly ROOF Wriep—a SITUATION, BY A_ RESPSCTASLE you irl, who is ambitious, and faithful to bor «um~ th; is @ good washer nl 20 mind od indy. ANTED—A SI Nurro, in & p ad city rofere: enue, in the 4 MOderRto, te City telerenoe Fitens’, Please cull ate ne;289 Bice arnt front roo! econa flocr, | bo seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman as first rate Cook; fs a good washor and{roner and one who perfoctly understands hor business, Gocd city. i once can be given Please onll at No. lL Seventeenth and Eightoenth streets. ANTED-BY AN ENGLISH LADY, COMPETENT to ungertske the charge of a large establishment, & her ins houwo of bustoess. Flas pince iu she above Line, for the Herald office. testant cirle—one to do chamberwork and wa he other to dochamberwork and waitin, aed good No 8 Wrens RESPECTABLE i Beta td WOMAN, VV as Wee Nur orton atrout, ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A BRSPECTABLE ootjection t0 do housework in s small temily, beseon for two Sey ed he beat of city reference given. Please call at No 70 ‘bird streot, German girl, a sana ten a Chombermaid and Waiter, inj no objection to do id corseeneee furnished. paath avenue; second house from uldered and stout, and is now abont 45 yoarsof axe, 1 rekine, and in case of his de Ae his iavfal fseue, will apply to J. C, MACKENZ Kirkeudbright, ‘Scotiasd; orto DAVID CAVAN, rite iano’ ‘New York, he or they will hoar of something to hisor their advantage! and ironing. Good cit Crosby street. Can be scea for two da, Vy ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TO GO TO STIATEN ANTED--A SITUATION, BY vy RESPECCABLE eneral housework or chamber. aye, ab 245 Christopher atrect, & ‘uBg Woman, to do work, Can be seon neur Siath avenue, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, first rate Cook. Has no ob, seslat with waubing and ironing if required. ty reference oan b be coun for three ds ANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT EN- SP MCLAL KOLIOh, OTICE 10 THE OWNERS OF CARRIAGES—IK & pretfaliy request that you will dirsat your drivers. vt to tun the witeels into the Yererofires they have d_ to have new ooes mittens, ppoovite m ly at 163 Chrysiio street, and I wish to preveat h the Knickerbocker stages, that Cride in atar the gutter for mo to ges in ana out, ws 1 have lost the eight of one eye and the other is poor. wade to convey the weter to the culvert thas ru or. The Corporation bave ma storanon sud not the gutters, sid-rman tis morning. but I knew before that they had qatters. If my request i ay potters mot run into, ne one wil Be objection vo or a widower’ or hachelo re Broadway Pont Ofice, stating where Thursday, an inter view may be had, ANTED—LY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 2 situation as Gook, Washer, aud lroner, in a privato fomily. No objection to gou short distance Inthe country. rhe bean of clty rat No, 28 7 street, between First front room. nil, at wid tins, ox. need to foar of MONN, 1108 TO BUTCHERS. DE “ART At smep>of the Butchers’ Hide a Molt: F, commencin: 4 on, for two daya, sogiation and &, lat ciation, for the ensuing yet cer ist, are now ready and opon for NX: 98 First avonve, 01 ake herself goneraily 0 gatisfactory ctty ro ively no Irishnved apply. this day and to-morrow, orner of Fire! i ridor of Wil. 8. GLOVER, Seo'y- ‘sho must ve able to pro 0 to save trouble, pos! 29 North Moore stroe con the heurs of 12 and 2 o'¢ man preferred. Call at N and Sey event! etands her busin Fuglish or cha on No. is Fourth avenue, third door from 1, addressed “4 |, om the outside, tae achtaiving papers of ne + hoover will return the above p tents entire, #) the Herald officy, shail receive Wity dollars cil, wita its con mo well — = mended, way apply at 101 Broadway, near Shiety-secoud REWARD—A PARIS MADE LADY'S WaTcH stolen from No 87 Broadwsy, on Satarday. 2l ist, and the above reward will be ' The wasch hasa bine ecamel Uuwere painted, and & heavy gold chain is attache! to iv by (ring, to which bange @ small key having a blue Pawnbrokers and others, to whom sush w. requested to give no tic: ce as above. STRAYED OR STOLEN, night of the 19th inst., a black Mare and her 0 Tuo mare ie from 10)s t) 16 hands high t er in her forehead her fare fest shod wish ro The Colt is of the ‘ae the mare, aud is one year old. Paid upon the delivery of the me id for the reco ry of 3PECTABLE a ouNG Ww ‘OMAN: soueral housework, Th t to take care of o| «_ uy be seen for tw SITUATION AS COOK, Feotab ile Young woman, who waderstands her busi- nets perfectly, sud ie also @ frst rate washer ®ud ironcr. if iy isfuctory reference Any com- tisnde addvenea to 12 Amity plaeo, for C. 3., will be res jr she can ‘be secon, from 10 to az, Bleecker street, third oor, may be offered, & Has tho most o1 nd i oth hind feet beak tems for. thrae days, It ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, ‘The avove rewsr. re to tho vavor A SITUATION AS ist in the washing and icon- 8 a SaWARDOtoer RON Tue eolint 113 Henry street, in the basement, Can be sron for ferry-boat that had the Pailadelphia pas oieck leather Trank, with @ round top; on the end, marked beat of city’ reference from her last j 2 Bast Twelfth treet, om the third Moor, bes: on en for two dase, Ry at the above naia- and avenue A, ©. S. Page, #iint, Mish” r yO to NO. 71 Cortland’ street, shal? the shove roward RES ARD 81K YED | rien Doeeteey Liteie’ white, 0 au were to the m by returning the and jroper, Beamatress—she must be fully com) mont of children, and of a kind disporition. Nons need » Unless well reccommended, Apply at 29 Atlantis street, Brooklyn. abe best of city 6 eall at No. i Amity ‘THsee, Can be acen fer above reward will be froning, Dect of wircet. if not ©: making up in ail i ore Can be seen fer thee days, ‘at 69 Fittoonth sitcet, in the rear, inst floc TED—-A SITU. ATION, BY A. Wom Good reforense given. : * also © watch-key and two steo! elains. reward rest be given for it’by appiging tu Mz, BiGG i, c. O8T—ON MONDAY, 4 ne SE UERDAEe Aten patent sacke trvig Westervelt, for $0 Broke Ded a cinct negocia bas heen stopped. $4. iTTLE DOG IN NINTH AVR NIED—BY A RUSPEOTARLE ituation a¢ Caamoormaid, aud cae do plain semiag Lived for two years fa hor last place, d. Plone cnll at 145 Sixth aveiue, d Hloventh streets, aud gee to children. Gocd reference, if between Tenth ckarles Log, jet Hack ¥: » retern of th WILLIAM MACBRY DE, OUND~ON BATURDAY EVENING, A PAIR OF ‘The owner can have them by ostling © Broome stroet, roving property aud paying fy ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN aritnation 2s €! nioid and Waiter. or tc vod olty referen! reet, between Le roen at No, 342 BY MISTAKE. ON MO} oate the steamboat Sdwis L t.a Square Willow Ma kos, sb Indy'e and ebildran’e roiiod t coutaiaing acarper bi m returning the osm "RV AS CHILD'S NURSE, and to make herrelf cencrally useful in @ small fa- gon who has had ox TF ANTED—A GIRL TO nily, near tho city in taking om of Wood, Broadway 4 street, near Burala SE Chambermsfd ead Waivor rhe understands "ADDiY at 27 Pringe stree TANTED—BY A KESPEUTABLE YO a@ritvation #3 Nuret and Seamstre: ne¢élework; gras Waiter and C: c ismally: no objection to go a & travel with a lady to goa; the Best of city Plesso call at No. eo Broadway. May bo coon for 29 days a wiway 1 ADY WISiSs | pt Governess, either 3 uages, drawing av a af the omivo of thie’ paper. NSTRUCTRESS ation as Insure tress in a family or soho! higher Roglish branches, Froneb, music No ebjection to co South or W ug store, corner of Nix hree weeks, or es it reference given PROTESTANT Mog, anc ivoutme ren ober ot Rng! Jonable references ti a nem, for throo days iterald te oo RS. MBARS'S ‘6 FRENCH AND wan res BOARDING aad day soboel, mW between Fifth ‘a Bccurday, September “ane YOUNG Wow AN, cy yess, ) will re-open on ; would) have no.et rf Mrs weace bas ade on axcouse mint for an omnibus to convey hor pupils t and fem NCH—A WIDOW LADY, A ie )- sho speaks fluently, wish mr i fom! ae LD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABL ry miduie aged womat. renee ter con w biel Feacher in o seminawy, oF J, \. The Lost tost onial r 1 Wb this oflics. xS. A. sae LT WILL BE PREPARED #08 TUE return of her pupils om Tussday, September j. Wnebington place, Tew Nebo ater De Good reterenes can be giroa. Plea oall a d floer, front room. JANIED-BY A RESPECTABLE AND “HEALY YY lost, her first baby, @ situation « family. The best of reference given Seoond syenuc, votween Twenty a'ewenty-bfth streets. TED—BY A RESPECTANLE YOUNG “WOMAN, sitnation en plain Cook, W: asi ate « Saanily; @€ would ds general housework.) Gaye von, May be sern for two d: + Bart Fe urtoenth etteet, ceoond floor, bs Uliver street, second Wot Nurre ino pry BAEZ WILL AD are to join classes already commence’ New clastes for beginners ‘ iva and gentlemen wep or and (ronoy, in a o ity. "A ddrots 29 Broadway, tevin No. $, first flove. Please cat ” 3° Eleventh stee igsOLUTION foro existing under the firia of bos beon dissolved, by mutual consnet oun Haat ir, THOMAS COOPER ‘The business will be eentinued as usnal, by tho woder 3. JOHN HARBUTT bea RNED Sar ein is COPARTNERSOL x BR Mk 7 D—BY A Rear aSTaRLE ous ®e firetrate Cook. 0 SPECL lh "refaronee pg ld Can be 2000 or bid 446 Fourth street, be- arod. nae tween Pirst a aad Second avenues. ANTED--A MAN OF ENTERPRISE, Ab PARTNER in ® portable and very profitable exhibition. Sovth or Wess, Capital requires, from $100 to 8160, This fe no humbug, Call at once op the advertiser. No.7 Thomp- fou etreet, Where all nesersery information will be given. nd, troning. @oo ay reterones oan ve toon’ fine w te ee ring! ry venus, corner of Sevent La agsED—3y 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- ee preci. sowing. oF Plense all a¢ 8 Howned atreots ts HW KINGSLAND HOMESTHAB LAND ARD BUILD ing Associntien, vill meet for the clection of now mem- ders and fer other Parpoes, ov Ts. Se'elock, Ibis rent plan from the o member is to have i te have a ty A. MIDDLE fg) 4 ipheeds old comer. Soe aes sesoeiation 18 08% bof Ins dad house butte on in eo win monthly instalments seeord- re heeee, sat when Shue 0 trom all Cy tents There ite time, Allis eure and pul ‘G1 Ubaaabon wtgcen i neh ay sit oorner no Jovking forward to an ta ar floor arr ATON, Jay Bocrevary, office No. man, ® situation Genk end reference give Island, an honest, industrious Protestant woman— one who is @ good Cook, Washer andProncr, and willing to wake hercelf uecful to her employer. Good reference -4- quired. Scotch, English, Ge &: Mrs, Clare, ou Glasson avenue, ter Brovklyn. The Fulton and Bedford stages pass the 001 in Or Welch preferred. Call two doors from Fulton ANTED-DY A KESPEOTABLE y housework in @ private femily. ut fenorally useful. The best of alty ra- . May be seen for two days at No. 942 Twolfth d Becond avonues, first floor, V ANTED—A SITUATION. ‘AS COOK IN APRIVaTE Voarding hon-o by 9 smart, Indnations woman, who ir fully onpadte of taking the entire charge ot » kitchen. Cun Ve seen for two duss, if not eneaged. Apply at 64% Broadwsy, frov 9 till 3 o’clook, in the boot store, or ring the Jront’ door, 7 ANTED—A ACTIVE ‘CIRE, TO “ASSIST AT i market stand—ono that can res? and write; » Ger 5 Holi p’ace, bevween Sixth eet, from on ANTED—A S'TUATION AS SEAMSTRESS, reepectable fanily, » woman who perfectl The best of city refereno t avenue, front room, first floo if not oniled fer sooner. . Call at 12 n for three day FANIED—A SHIUATION, BY A REBPE Protestant gisi,a» Chambermaid or Waiter: is a good wisher and froner Good city roferance givea, Please ap Factory etreet. Cum be seen for two days, ifnot | BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, vation a9 Nurge and Seam-tross, by ove wha per fectly understands the management ofehildren, or wou ddo chamberwork or Waiting. The best of bs roferenco trom ber fast plooe, Piease onl! at No. went street, betwoen Seventh and hth ares for two daye, upper floor, frout room, ANTED— A HOUSEKEEPER, wo 13 THOROU qe ly efficient, aad can give unexceptionadle referer cas, to go eight miles ia the country. Apply at the Cltntor fede Beckman street, on Friday, the 27th inst., between Uy ANTED-A situaTION, BY A RESPROTA GLE Protestant young woman, to do general housew ira ir r chamberwork and waiting, or to mind rood city references, if roqnired. Pinm three eays. NIED-A SMART, AQTIVE GIRL, TO DO neral housework She must be a first rate wa nd understand baking, Also a N 7 ARTED-—BY & YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION se Chambermaid, Would syist with washing and ud do plain sewing, Tho ail at 181 Rlovent? eit ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as Chambermaid, or Child § ing to make he: cself generally u } fost, Wax ~A SITUATION, BY A KESPE TABLE nurried woman, in @ teapectablo family, as Wee Norse. Lae a fresh bresat of milk, and bas lost her own Can be seen at 243 East Eighteen sh ye sire f, nor (he First avenue, front room, aooond floor. & SITUATION hoasework ¢f a The Loa woage oll Wenn -BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to cook, wash, gud iron, or t te family. “Is a” frvt rato'w {reference given trom her last employer bast Broadway. Cand CTAB YOUNG WOuaN Washor and Ironer; is good olty raforones o tiwo days. if na* on Weck Trent ve venue ROTABLE, WHILE eated young man, & situation at Clerk or Porter, in @store or imanulactory, whera he woula make Lineelt generally useful. he bess of city referens drecemmendation from his present employer. Ad “dH, B,,” office of this paper, or No, (i) Groemwich iret. J ANTSA ANTER-BY A. RE: TUATION~A STEADY ACTIVE YOUNG tao North of Ireland, » Presbyterian. of an character; writ and mathematician. ry daud make hims: s. pose paid Th cart. aad is wil useful. Pre 15 Res Warren A SITUATION BY A MARKIED MAN, AS first rete Gardener, or fo take the entire mace of & form of any oxtont; his wile to wot as Ocok La or Sunes charre of a @siry. Has no inoambean furvieh good reterence, if required. Address B. ofice MAN OF BUSINESS oy me Pisiee th ore, OF ng to erive saud wagon, aud'te lonea ails grocery ‘ ‘Blas the best of city faterende be So honeety and sobriety. Can be seon tor two cays, nt Zl nt WwW ANTED—A MAN AND HIS WIFE. WITSOUT children, op & farm. The man to underetond farming generally, and the care of cows; the woman to do pinin cooling. washivg, g, aud capable of taking charza of the dairy. No others aved apply, To such as caderstaad their buriness, good wages and nent employmond will bogiven. Apply at No. 5 Baro ANTED-—A SILK HAT FINISBE!, AND AN EX- erlenoed Goeeaner body Trower, at’ 807 Tenth steeot, of avenue C. MAN THAT I8 ACQUAINTED 6 515 Grand e Vy JANTRD~A YOU With the retail businces, in & Ince oto street. W ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION A3 Clore or Barkceper. in aome rompeatable place da this city cr out of ft. Can give the best of city rererences. A nie may be edde (for @ whole wook) to Thurston, fh raeeta Hquer store, Ho mast nade 4 cive evcurity, Apply at 62 A in ® respectable Be a detingutsl d qualities. both mental and ‘vodity: writes ox Iamguages. knows saved endorstands bow to a household affaira, oak Keeping. Apply by letter nin atreet, oo. ANTED—A SMART GRNTREL pO Poy to work In ,. Disdog Satoon, from nin: . M. to three o'clock, P.M. from nino te waive Wo. 13 John street. Wns, REAL Jaa ene 10, eres, Sa ra, with hot thsereood chance waaay ermanens situation will, Sad this a red chee a Mer. Biber, 222 ‘TED IRST BSMAN, WHO 18 Wanrea rn ¥i BATE SALESMAN, WHO YANTRD—AT THE BEw W nanomemn as aera dean ee naront and packing of goode, @ t liberal selacy Will be gives. DY oett ap tt lg Lh al rs veri: pan, @ take cae oo Fis oie Me a steclioat yee iasit Stes I. Ae Oxy 99 | warm SoS AB jaRt, a | sue a iin aaa eS 0. aia igheh | yeceives calls | peaked 509 2 aiaved al % cos as esata Wien. wea d wads hene of a come HMovel, Sax o'clock this ay. ¥V AN EDs FIGST LATE hment South, 19, eng ‘ riety, may tio me, by apylying at the vadny street, cormer of Vrivisy pla 62 POR a TaiLon- Jay No.7 Merabeata’ ANTED—A CLERK IN A LAW O#FICK MUST ‘come well recommended, Apply at 1104 Broadway, near Thirty-second stre’ t. as i AMERICAN ¢ ituation to RL, SIXTREN YEARS OF e care of wohild, Iuqnire BOUSEREEPER'S SITUATION WANTED, BY & Jovug lady, ohe te a good seamseter; age undeaspnade mating. Bhe would Ike to go to Ualiforsia or New ather with a family, oF with some gentleman. Anns,” Broadway Jost ofes, SUES A SITUA. iy Teoatalag kansas ee wil "taquired. A note actendod be, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS & SITUATION AS Seomatrens anc Dresemaker, Cam do up five musiias atust manner. Has no objection to go ia the ney. Addresa 53 University piace, between Eleven aad Teelfth ebreet, up ete irs pn erving ‘the first hotola in Liverpool, jew days, Now Washington strovt, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, LaYBLY FROM the old country, wishes tp obtain ® ob bermsid aud Sewer, ia a respectable priva comf rtabo home more the object than high w: oun roler ty respectable persons 4m this city. "Pioase ould Mulbercy street, for two dayr, RESPECTABLE YOU Britnation as ro of children © ewlatN two doys. YOUNG LADY, WHO THORO| GHLY UNDE ds Dreasm ilies by the between Kleventh aud Twel N ENGLISH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO cook, bake, wash, aud iron, for ® private famiy. Whe beet of city reference Apply at 1% Taouty-Bfth sbrest, between First and Second aven Cam be secn for twe doys. RESPECTABLE YOUNG tuation, aa iain Cook; is a er? or would do the genoral hougew amily, or do chamberwork Apply at No. G WOMAN WISHES TO GET hambermaid aad Waiter, or te take have juod city references, Plosse 2 West Twenty-fourth strevs, Can be oven for 9 rotur o avon ati YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, HAVING & yanen breast of milk, requires a placy aa Wi ot city Reference can be given. J the full charge of a bay, and iss ti Flease ingoire at No. feon until ouited, b, . RS, AUTHORS, Merchants, and all pordons requiring an amanuenris. ‘Tue advertiser can write, phonographicaliy, sixty or veves! words por minute—that ‘in, twioo as a8 the moot x i “to Chat, any’ eno sin pluying bim om, ced in ball the vswas thine, Hides this having of time: in to be seaptden Howing a currant of thought, low pace of long hand. he sdvont ing to walt for er ling revered & Hucwtinn—nmder~ ad be fe C12ak MAKERS WANTED~AT THE NEW YORK Mentilia and Civak bore, No. 61 Canul aud No. 63 Lis penard strects, 100 experienced workers. To sueh, Hderal Wages Wil bo given, | GORGE BRODIE, Proprietor, OOK WANTED—A COOK WRO THOROUGHLY und dy altho branches of cooking for # hovel, #bout nine miles trom the city; at present there are abent 75 boarders, and tho principal cooking arter tho 10th of September, will be to cook fur riding pacties. Ne pot need apply urlees they undersrand the bastuoss, 7 # jermencnt situation will be given, References Adcrese Hotel, Herald ofl Des AND CLOAK MAKERS WANTED-—WANTED iuauediateiy several Oress and Clomkinakers, of the Dighest qualifications tor each department. Noze but taose who sre fully porfeet in the business need apply. Luquire Vetween 2end 6 o'clock this evening, at 2 Hester street, between Essex and Norfoik streots. PRUS CLERK WANT! A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD Moral habits, and wo resilos with bis parouts, moy dear chs situnoa at 1022 Broadway. Ono who has had fence in the busin ferred np WANTED. —, “YOUNG MAN WITH il bnsiness may tind a pere ing @ lineto A. L. C., thorald AMILY OR GENTLEMEN’S WASHING—WANTED to do family and ‘Bicase inqul Washing. Tue best of sity references givon. Please inquire at No. 130 Leurens at. JEWSPAPER CANVASSER WANTED--.10 COL lect advertisements for u first clasa city paper, None uk thote of Koad address and well acquainted with the bu- ss uved apply. Address, with reat name ro to wud (no other will be atrended to), Canvass,” Herald ode, An Ameri Ls IN EXWEWS WANTED, A FEW GOOD PLAIN Sewer but those who stiteh emart need » ned oppor.unity for thove wlahing to learn ve Rida d nds wanted. Apply at SERVANTS. RESPECTABLE GERMAN, SCOTOR, tschanics, Portarg Walters, ral languages ar Waiters or Uler ks, bt Morris's (Jntulligence Oftice, 257 Broadway. eornur ot Keade # well known 0 Grovnwich street) Ou hand. pertect Gettian Cooks, and Sootch, Chambermaases and Waiters, and a colicol e@ Lrigh .O PAPER MAKGBLERS.—A PERSON WELL Al inted with making and:fin}shing marble paper x mabing the edges of books, may havo stowdy,, ora ploy- cut aud a gocd ealary, by addeescdag © Marble,” Morayd Mico, during this week. NO WHOLES&LB CLOTHIERS. AN EXPRRIENOED cutter, competent to cut any kind of varwent, whosn prevent enqancnieut will terminate on the first of Foptan ber, would Wish @ permancnt situative iu some ww gata ishment, Where 29 labor ig required after 6.2. Mt. Se ary ne ferouce will be giv epaciis and integrity. ‘address dutiog wnhes po aiLY ER KITDS. Fork waker. Apply Seeks T° AROHITECTE AND SURVLYOKS~A STODIED Gorman Arobitect ofera hiv asaintance. He ts now ng in the country tomo years, dnd fully soqneinsed With oi] parte of the ehove named profeasions, sv hme hte own tovls, Terus moderate. Adcico s B. MK, Horadd office (J'o JHE GENTLEMEN OF NEW YORK WHO WANT a Driver or Couchmay.—a mon who ean bring twelve months’ reevmmendation irom his last employer, Wants x sitvation, Can be seep at the tern we, fie two days, from 104. B. PM pus ADY HRTISER BEING IN QUEST OF EMPLOY. to offer bis servi y TANTE D.—BERVANTS OF RESPECTABILITY AND of good charseters, for every kiad of work; 0 eleh German, Iriedy ead colored gicts, with od and en: 46 Morris's Latelligonoa ther of Rene etre: OB BROOKLYN INTEL ae stats Keook!, c SAU STREET, SALESMEN. Non on railronda,'s Laz. yy Couchinen, Waits, ti HT ANTED—AT 114 3 ¥ “chuck Lenobers, Porte: kooper tr go ten miles from the Loys to learn trades, Girls to Ml! ¢ 08. A pp &Glotence evclosing $1, free cf ports hayes &e., will be THOS. SPIN at. corEt ft Pour: venth street. tn ra, inenéations, vais day, betwoom 1 and £ IRLS.—NBW ARRANGE- co of the great number oct Protestant Agon- of calls Ire Brotoriont help at the ¢s, No.7 Carmine street, correr of Sixth a ‘veebee- ¢ Protestant girls will be given situation for half the 0 only Protestant of ia €6 usually charged. As this is his oity, as the charze is les cll ons customers have the prisieze of two offices, which offees are generally known to bo the very bust piace te | this cit; hs lt to prooure reepectable situations and ¢ ove all, ae hundreds of sorvante be a ivastions. overy week the host fa without delay worthy eer Carmine * amber streot, and mowhers eee, Places road, day for four coors, eight «coke aad irk girls, vwa nurses and soam- rmaids, two io! and several othor siter man, MUSICAL, _ pus CELEBRATED Puima DONNa AND PROF rin Singing, Menors | Flas Valentin, teaches sic § ar a 9 oan be it 03 by peta ws oxt t prdlic nox! pn fer a, meee pupils eet the ‘moet ‘Tomackable A UADY Py Bp ad a BOA iehes to er ‘a chure j= yee singer. The beat ‘Sty relrenses gi given. Address —— OR BALE ~ A FEW LONG BREAD BELGIAN C. rds piso come eplea id Pace ta going Wate vtec in the roar. ehe rear. ETHING Es Lat ty A Prsxog— EVERY rRY AGE.SOM} amare} Faas op thie peng, Pes es