The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1852, Page 5

Albont’s Grand Gencert. ‘Last evening Metropolitan Hall was visited by a bril- Viamt assemblage of the musical diletienti, At eight @'elesk every seat was filled. It was pleasing to ob- serve the unusual spirit which seemed to characterize the commencement of the concert seasen; it gives Proof that when genuine ability is possessed byany artist, the rerult will always, under judieious manage- ment, be successful. The principal sttraction of the | night was the singing of Madame Alboni; and to particu- larly criticise her vocal abilities seems to us superfluous, ‘a6 every reader of European journals, and of our own _, Prign correspondence, is well acquainted with her tame: “in the musical world. We are not prepared to speak com. paratively of Alboni, in respect to any of the rivals with which she may have to contend; meither are we prepared to rey whether she merits the distinction of being named the greatest contralto in the world; but this we know, ‘that rhe is the best we have ever heard. Her voice is in * poMe measure a peculiar one—it is soft, sweet, round’ and melodious, possessing @ deep volume rarely to by met with, amd her execution is of the most fin- ished and brilliant style. But to the concert. It commenced at eight o'clock, with am overiure, which was exeented ina masterly manuer, under the direction of the distinguished violinist, Signor Arditi. The next feature was a cavatina. Languer per una Bella, from the opera “ Italiana in Algieri”” which was given by Signor Bapgiovenni with sweetness and taste. and elicited de- served spplause, All attention was now directed to the imtroduetion of Madame Alboni, who, when she appeared, ‘Was greeted by enthusiastic cheers. She sang the cava, tina. Una Voce Poca Fa, in delightful style, and severa; ~ bouquets were thrown at her feet. Signori Rovere and San Giovanni sang the Spanish duetto, I Mulatieri, in very good harmony, bet it was not much relished by a great portion of the audience. Signor Arditi next gave a fantasia for the violin, called * Recollections of Ame riea.”’ which comprised some very sweet national airs an | moiedies, aud was executed with great artistic ability. Madame Alboni concluded the first part with a grand zoudo, ih non Credea Miranti, from ‘“ Sonnambula;” and ‘We must candidly confess we never before heard its equal. Her execution was perfection itself, and her shakes and other ornaments were delightful, At its con clusion the stage was literally covered with wreaths and ouquets. The second part commenced with an over- > ture from the opera of the “Corsair;”” and this was suc- eecded by a charming duettino, from * Don Pasqnale,” which was rendered by Madame Albvoni and Sangiovannt with great unity and harmony of voice, It was encored, and again received with cuthasiastie cheers. The aria Duffa. I’ Compositore @’Musica, by Signor Rovere, was tolirebiy fair. ‘The terzetto from “ Belisario” was a delightful gem, The ewcet accordance of tones by Alboni, Sangiovani and Rovere. broke upon the ear in perfect, melody, and the ronde finale. Neon Piu Mesta, by Mad. Alboni, again drew forth the unanimous plaudits of an audience, who were kept spell-bound by her charming intonations. In fine the first concert of Mad. Alboni was completely suc- cersful, and gives an indication of fature extensive patron- age from the dilettante of New York We heard many ‘artivts talking of tree tickets. some asserting that there were five hundred, others that there were only two hun. dred and fifty, but allowing the first number, still the re- - sults of the concert were very profitable When the con- evrt wes concluded, and as Mad Alboni was about to leave by the Mercer street entrance. she was met at the cor by a large body of firemen, and several Italian ar tiste who bad a carrisge in waiting, She was followed to the New York Hotel by the firemen with torches in their bands and preceded by a splendid band; when they ar- rived at the hotel they played some beautiful aizs, and efter the distinguished cantatrice appeared on the bal. cory they eberred her loudly, and when we left they were proceeding to take refreshment by the entrance in Waverly Place. Potice Inteligence. Charge of Robbery.—-Officer U’Brien, of the Fourteenth ward,cn Monday night arrested a young man named Jobn Bishop. on a charge of knocking down Richard MeNulty and robbing him of $360 in bank bills on the Butchers ard Drovers Bank, consisting of three $100 dis, a $m |, aud a $10. When the officer arrested isbop, two @#00 bills on the same bank, were found in his poxcersion, which is supposed to bea part of the same money stolen from the complainant The robbery it seems was perpetrated on the night of the 28th of Au- gust in Mott street he accured. when arrested by the officer, attempted to make his escape. and the two bank bills in question he took from bis pocket. rolled them up, and endeavored to throw them away in a reac yard, when the officer pursued him and took him again into eustody. The prisoner was conveyed before Justice Wood, who committed him to prison to answer the charge Court Caiendar This Day. Surnexe CouaT. 1r.—The court is adjourned votil the 9h and tl jurors discharged until the 13th inet Scraeme Covnt—Sreciat Term.—Nos. 13, 29, 30 te 42, Common Prvas —Nos 180, $28 861, 1 O14. 1 103, 1,107, 1.181, 1,133, 1165 1168, 1.831, 1,391, 1.413, 1,425. The God of Art—The Pictare-Worid, gem TheG dof Art insmres the race, form a world a1 Av ther see, an ther race in the picture-worl ito view.” Themen ‘of war, the man of peace, the Christian aad the dow, By the In ‘the splendid Dagnerreotyp Broscway. ess The Death of Day.— 4 of colored fire: od of Art are treaenred up—both good aud trne. by HOLMES, No, 28) y A mighty articv ie tov Sun, tiltivts from bin rich pensil shoot; But of his thousand “gems, or Equals the portraitare o ROOT’S Dexuerreau Gallery, 363 Broadway, rooms first flocr up stairs. Meade Brothers’ American Daguerreotype biiahment, for the production of plovares ery atyle known 1m the art, and for the sale of every artiol : lthe burduese, Acknowledged by the public, the pro Bod the press, to be the most complete i Nebokent ia ths world. 253 Broadway, opposite the Park Fountain. uerreotypes *y Grady.—The pubic sro reapeutiallyturited to examine the Fx) Piotures ox nibited at the World's Fair, tocether wi Mon of the poreralte of most of the disting@abed men of our sountry,at BRADY'S Gallery, % Broadway, corner o Fulton sien The Genin Beaver Felt Hat.—A New Fall Style for 1852—Gentn, No. 214 Broadway, to appounce the introduction of Hate for the prevent Fall weason. but in the nator pomtments, that this bat invertor and manufactt teaver of @high it from every ot! has hitherto produced. 1 ed is of the very fin pdarand t 4 and twined into shape in peerless tubrio. Tho {riende and. oustoiwers vin will'ree Hoot that it isa fixed}principie with bim to ps atre chase fur the improvements which he from tro to time introduces in the materials, cootonr and finish of hie hats. The price of Genin’s Beaver Felt ter 1852 will, thirefure, be ir Dollars, GENIN, No. nt Broadway, opposite St. Paul's. —teebe & Co., 156 Broadway, icit the attentionof tho public to their Fall Excel reepeotfully Fosbion for gentle Beavtifal Fashionable Clothing.—AL Fike MUSk for ther fall C o hingot al Torpisbing eo end .o deviatio: d at suck extremely low satisfaction. Don's forget the mum G Cortlandt aur Never yet have I found # man who would make 1% z oat for $20 ae 1. My name is @, B CraRKE, Hu William surects 18 Tejoioins, the yor workmanship. Thi A $50 Prize.—This sum wilt be awarded othe wuthor cf the best eoug upon the wubject of “ The Hat,”" deroriction of its beaut i tiver invites ll p naccssing 2 the forthe ved ve West near Matls.— Letter bags of British Bermuda, St. Thomas, Porto Rico, as and Slowe at KANY. where alt oceans ( Br ith Unit A Card for the Ladi Motrepoliten Lace and Embroider: JOH eit bet oe Septem Xa En sph dceateg: | 3 Rich th errant ttrest ar ni a ted det to nee ae cases consists in their great compae' bo Ses i i yy pak, ono eam To Ladies oy ie shoes and gaiters, at low prices, will them at CAHILL'S, lish Kxhtbition—Mosaic 10% Brussels, Three Fy wend fs y wt, me of w Fair) Perel yearr, witout» ‘fall @argo © t Fine bebe embracing a ba je wartety “ and pooket streets. Comb Factory, 387 Broadway—Ladiescan nore sew the mowest sty The Kei embraces hag bad ahs areatest maid and W: das piace. do. 19 Kleventh They ear be obtained pen SAUNDKKS, No.7 Astor House, and 387 Broadway. ‘We ca)) atte “ Fitvy dovlars to eeu sores’ at Lakeland, bf ke the excursion train of car stant. ats qu bewutitul homes ton to the notice headed arranted deed for » farm of five M. tds Aclimited grbor ct teksto cents each way, tobe had at C- WOUD'S olive, in thin ci'y. Just a the country, Cap produce the best of who wishes to engage such Singer's Sewing Machin No. 48 Aven street. Can be seon for two days, Ne by the privotpal 8 he sewing professions. bout which so much bas been said, aw are belng very £ * feom ber last place. a Western Merchants wonld purchase Mre. Jervis’ Cold Candy, an article of uidourted gocd reputation, for cought 7y compleinte. Lg che, free man of the evuniry, is told a office, 306 Broadway, by Mra. W. JERV avenue W4ntep—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN ticle, fostea at certitie! to vate family. seen for two eres at No. 62 M: G, saunders’ Metallic Tabiet Strop,—This | YY *N1ED—BY A STEADY WOMAN, 4 SITUATION artiole has beey lomg and favorably known to the pub- Yo—medalr ené divlomar innumerable he At the World's fair it promounced by the judges to bi ‘and producing the Guest possible edge. Astor House snd {87 Broadway Dr. Powell, Oveulist and Aarist, devotes Bivcases of the Bye aud Ear, 502 Broadway, * ean be prooured at nie he ianeriae without been awarded ono eyual in setting be een for two da} Fourteenth strvet, ‘siptoial Eyes, which o: d will move ana ‘Tne Ky e.—Dr, Wheeler's office, 28 Barclay street, for bie euccessful treatment of diseases of the Kye and the insertion of Artifivial Byes, imported from Paris, fw superior quality chronie inflammation of the: hours from 8 A. M. to 2 o’eloc! sightedness rortored, yelids effectually cured, ‘Ofer Hyats Lite | Baisam is the most certain remedy for Rheumatiom, Neuraiis, Scrofuls, Kiou’ Wercurai dircanes, be. avenur, Was stricken m though’ they were paleied. Be was cinable to walk, stand or without being carried. f rd no relief, Caprain Bayaen, No or dengs could at fu'ly oured by the Life Balsam in No. 127 Bldridge treat 4 tl —vhis indy has r failed, vnth. Principal ase t, 246 Gran vente per doutie, i Justice, Visit with thy Frown of 4 perpetual gloom, the writer of these rin the least degree distort, the to «niter. Ww reo if they are falro roth ang lee 1 hy justi 0 country. ‘The best of ef to further ravages T. WATES, 424 Greenwich stroot, That Great Pi Bush's Magic oo Liniment does on wold s*ale corti itvelf wherever 925, Greeanish street roduced Sormer of Duane streste 2 of Bowery and Grand etre 8. a ovlivr druggists. Hair Dye.—Batcheior’s celebrated Ligand et discovered fer coloring the Onir or ent {t is applied. The woudorful ease ané jertainty with which this favorite and old entablished Hair Dye performs ia astonishing aan HELOK’S Wig Factory, No. 4 Wail sureet. Tt is for sale or appited, at Wigs, Wigs.—Scrangers are inform- ed that the best place to ED. HURST & F kaKD'S, 17 rw heapest ‘oud best assort which, for price unequalled. Call am sas at ¥ ADITED—BY A RESPECTABLE DR'S oelebraten Wig t, where can be found th in'the city. Copy the adres largest and best ascertment Crimadoro’s Hair Preservative and Beaa- been appealed to by the iaventor to give an cheerfully and unhos preparation, we the best article catiogly thatin our judgment it r cewing atrongthing, cleaning, and beautifying the buir, av een it produce the happiest nption o E 'SDORU! 'S ertablishment, as all the world knows, i ts at No 6 Astor Houre, ‘What Madman wiii have bis Hair destroy. #4 oy eanstic coloring fluids, when CRIS ADORO'S tiair Dye wing or soiling the tibre into the tubes vt the alo and retail at C xo its tint witnout inj tie wonderful preparation Dae sud fords ite growth, a roaip catablishment, No. 6, Astor Hou Privste rooms icr applying the Dye. Lyon’s Kathatron for the Hatr.—“It was ations of a friend, that 1 wae Cs y prouounciug such shinvs case, ein 8 very axreoal Con be seen for two da, viy alter the repeated so y Lo give it a rial, ut, Sir in th hat the Sathairon bas Say Courtnight, Bone nefal toilee artia'e tn ugaiate in North and nold by all nest © a THOMAS! LYeR atin, the very best ever inven o wage of oiled dyes. area Sosp, for uri reaxles, mil: w Poudre Table nprootn init from aay part ‘hite and Hair Gloss, #5 pear Broadway. Special Notice.-—All tnose > who Wish to ginal evlor, and bald- will accomplish it have their gra, rest, aut Edward Neilwn, Buiidiog rock. LOVES office is a2 114 Chums ADVERTISEMENTS SENKWED EVERY BAT. sa SER SIXTB AND SEVENTH PAGES. “Ga Posr OFFICE NOVICES, NEW YORK—NOTICE-MAILS FOR is, (except Cubs), September 8 at 1 A. M paid on all letters for and two cents for m Ye per Fate. must bo perm ode belonging to Great Bettain, Other than British WM. V. Baby, 1 P.M. HS ORLSBRATED PRIMA DONNA aND PRorse Bignora Elise Velentini, bee at yb bass and soce 8. seen at her own house, 330 0 rahe wie aM. rin cipal winter. four ‘Volee and | taient, EVEN PIANOFORTES AND TWO MELODEONS FOR sale, oF te Lot, “That 20 Ie . My fies toned and Sa oy M. sa SPs, 190 wos mann, LH AND so arateTin BY PRO- jorate, ti ned, srbonght, and to 41 BROADWA Grand steoets, it, Di ee & oe ‘a. Cd "iris makers} ‘sh tthe. Aolian, all of whi Yee for eal LINCOLN & THOMPSON, MOCKING BIRD, THR! Weer oben Price, $10. Apply at 114 Preaklin ste The lowers prloens Pianos to LL OOULIOTS, AURIOTS AND DENTIOTS. be ® Ww. UDsON, DENTIST HAVING) RE. All be bay to 900 and a srory lapartme tot the Dew De ren enen teenage aa ARTED—BB a GAT ECTABLE Ri ld WoMaN a situation oid and re Coan, CK to de ae* general be Reusew rk. The pense ei othe fore rhpely, at yams Soe Sh Rose stree crys a. ANTED—BY A RESPECT: BLE Yor justion as Nurse and Chamberm: W2ntey- ay pen nea en mas Porton ins Adaroce J. B_B. 8. West Mighieenth terest Pee: Warrant SITUATION, BY A — MAN, A ‘tant, se Weiter or General Boy. Ha» no ob- to eicher city oreountry. The best o siny reference, in the stoie. Can be W4N72D—BY A MIDDLE AGRD AMERICAN Wo- ) Bsituation to travel with » lady or family going Isa first rate dressman: Mt hind ef pla infant fro in sowing, OF would tai ite birth. Goed references way Post offi ANTED—A SITUA fami. street, front room, Ww ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ABOUT FoUR- pigtemJeare of age, who cam do plain’ sewing, to aannt abing ¢ ay obtain ® perman va comfortable home. Appi; Di e of childr cheer py weil ais, oned girl, ion aud ‘the advantages of t Mr, UBAMAN'S, souih sido of treet, South Brovklyn, between Court and Uhnton ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RE>PECTABLE Protes tout young woman, as Waiter, or as Chamb-r- r. “Con come righly recommended from hor Please call, for two days, in the basement of t, two doors from’ Thir | aveaue, W4ntE-s SITUATION, IN A GENTBEL PaMI- ly, to do the general ‘cooking, by a rvupectable Se tch ‘woman. Inquire st No. 77 Forsyth street, in tho rear. ANTLD—A B15" ATI AS CHAMBERMAID AND Seamotre d tit childres 22) ANTAD—BY A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN, situation as Pastry Cook, in some raj aged from o Any one to call at ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ts young woman, as Chambermuid; is a her and Heong; (os ome highly recommended . tur two days, in the tof No, 19 bast Mleyonth’ iatreet, two doors from aie ae Seamstress and Dremmake as Cook im a private family, She ‘understands bk bs and plain pastry. sud is willing to do part of tho wash og HL jection to go in the country. Can give the rem her last place in the city. Pleas: No. 4 East Broadway, firet fluor. Cau ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Y YOUNG Wo AN, » rituation as Chambermand, or to assist in washing aud jroniny, Good t No 42 West ANTED-BY A YOUNG HEaLTBY WOMAN, 7A child to wet nurse at her own house, ag she lost her n baby one week old. Inquire for twe days, as Dr. Joho ton's, No. 304 Third avenue, Letween Twenty-fourth aud Fwenty. filth streets. ANThD- BY A RESPECTABLE ‘jtuation, as Nurse avd o best of city reference gi May be soon tor . at Ns. 125 hase Kleventh street, avcond floor mn ‘OUNG WOMAN or Chamber ) ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN * situation as Wet Norse. hase fresh breast of milk lias no objection ¥o go in the country—her enildis one math, ‘The best of city references given Muy be seen for t «« at Bedford avenue, between Park avenue and Finshiay sve, Kast Brookiyn, first hi use next to Park avenue, o! rae frame houses, at Mrs, Sweeny’s, WANTED—4 SITUATION, BY & RES yonng woman. to do plain cookin rdircner. Has no objection to do ehamberwork or act a the best of city reference, Can be seen for tw» ye. from 9in the morning til! 6 in the evening. Pleas alk ot Kéd Greenwich street. ICTABLE is ageod washer W *32ED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN? a situation as xoneral Honse vorker, of to take care } children atmo objection to go @ short distance im tir ty reference xiven. May be seen fo wo cage, at 118 Urehard street. Y A RESPECTABLE, TIDY, YOUNG as Seamstress. Would do ehamb-r ‘as the hest of city from her seen for two days bh avenue orucr of Thirty-soventh street, over thi Torpestable married woman, with & fresh breast of ik Call for three days, at 387 3 enue, second between Th fourth and Thirty ath streets. Ww ANIED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wows. situa eon for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTARLE young woman of good habits, to do the washing aa amberwork of a private family, the bes? of vity refereace +n be furniehed from her Iset’ place call at ! Allen street, two doors fcom Deiancey, Cra be seen for tree days, if not engaged. UNG WOMAN * situation as washer and rover. or chamberwork, of reference will be given from hor last empl yore dares No. ereenth steest, back rom 1 sven for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTASLE Engliso servant, in a small private family; is e goo: Isin cock, a splencid washer and ironer, # aces moders' a good Indy. ity reference given Also @ smart girl o bteow, who und ing on a indy, pi rwork. and ie willing to make hersy i od reference gi ‘lenge call at No 229 First Fourteensh street, front. rocm, seoond four an be Feen for two di ail er ent fluor, ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN a rituation as good Cook, Washer and Lioner, or to do vere] he usewer semall priyete family. Ie a’ good ba ‘The best of city refer i ay be seen for tw yeat 7 Mulberry street, te willlog’o g> in she country AN'TED—A SITUATION LY A R&SPEOLABLE young woman, to do general housework or chamber. ork “In an excellent washer and ironer. Plerse cal! at \.. 18] Ludlow s:reet. Gooa city r ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo nae Cook and to ars b Apply a we AN 2 ED—A SITUATION BY 8 RESPEOTABLE 3 Cook, and is rane ‘ ‘frowlog. and. has t24 Ninth stree! ui Second avenue WN ITtAT.od8 BY 1WO SISTERS amily, # Seametrens aud Cle: er, rhay will engage soparately if necessa. recommendations will be given lived fonr an. HE a «ere call at 276 Fourth avenue, on day. _Jrom toor M. aNTEUBY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT wor'n, #-jsuation he is an excell 4 ironer, ty retercnee resby street, retween Prince ANTED--A SISUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as fret rate Cook in sgrivate maniiy, ¢ is siso an excel! rand ironer refer: te from her last Placer “Inquire at 130 Mott street, Aret ovr im he rear, Can beseen for two days, ANTED--BY A CO Any comm! t Broadway, will be atteade w days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman fcanent and ft; no objec- of city reference gi 8 Blovonth street, bev Ww ANTED—BY A Ui wt ot igh YOUNG WOMAN, a tituation to do chamberw iting, or ebam- derwork and iroving. in & reavectable family. Good ity ‘ease call at 143 Sixth avenue. NTED-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG iy, speaking the French ‘very tine OT iy beme, and an 0; re ish Iantguoge. ‘sdar Wiitaition to A RESPECTARLE YOUNG LADY, A ion todo plain se eral wt Can be so make hersel ry ASM id Pty Sho! FAMILY, A WO- washing aad ironing Must be rainy the dest of references, Apply at 07 ‘this day. A food, Sod ly at 242 Henry atroe t. between W4XTED-a “FIRST-RATE MILLINER, AND Bris 1 mga Apply at 341 Fourth street, corner ft ANTED-SEVERAL GOOD MILUINERS ie wages Spring strost. tid bbs ANTED—GOOD MILLINERS. HIGHEST PRICES paid at the Now Mournisg 6 Store. 551 Broadway. RTHOLOMEW & ED, WANTRD—AN Ac" ACTIVE PARTNER IN A RESPEC- yo cash pt business, The articies are ready tp) FO BIO ed in a gord eppor- Sis W. Howe's, The —NONB No, W COACHMAN AND any oh familton tn Oe ee doubted can bed from wap yer. line addressed ta Dat three 78 | be ey u wit meet attention, or to et ee SITUATION, BY a Secteterk t's oeialt see Apply at 124 RESPECTABLE ‘NB scryanr Bpane- Leos | Lee Gey DESIRE SE PLA- and fom andto de i] 220 Wi ate fauily, The best of me strort. Cam bo seen ANTED—A LADY 70 TAKE CHARGE OF A Mile establishment. 0: Ly iberally paid. Also. two or three milliners, soderet ands making ladies dress caps. Apply at 164 =) atllamareepatinea nant colle ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ASITUA- tion ss Nurse; satisfscte: she lived last. Please a 4 Teference given from "hese street, where she can be soon at 46 Wont Twenty-third wo dayo if not engaged. TUATION, BY A RESPR As Seamstioes, or DY TO ATTEND A STORE Apoly between the hour: & Sons, 350 Broad bly, beglad te make b objeet as employm: Seren GOOD JOURNEYMAN WATCH- ker wanted by FALCONER & RRO., 169 Greenwich stree' IRON RA LING ESTABLISH: 4 be ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE YOUNG Fehon wom ANTED—IN AN reat Aion ay Chambermald, *, & fires rat best of city re days, at No, 523 Sixtn Can ers between Tires first amd Thirty second stcvete, Riven. Apply immed ANTE D—BY THE ADVERTISER, EITHER TO out an established Hotel within twenty or ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN\ WoMA buy thirty slits of the city, or would be willing to pu ween Fifteenth and Sixteonth streets, L. WANTS A PLACE, AS er, of Chambermatd snd to €o “of children, Good ef 103 Bast Twenty-ffth street. for two days. RESPECTABLE YouNG WOMAN wisiss TO btain itua a Chambermaid and yee 0 dean Gud referenon, if req treet, Oret floor, in the rear. A* YOUNG WOMAN—WITH A FRESH sMishoe to nieve & bey at hor o have lost days aso Call at the corn and Columbia tre 4, Brooklyn RFSPRCTABLE y hamberm oan be seen for No 220 adams streot. Brooklya. yore GIRL yee A p SITUS TION AS Cmax. k, wash and iror her Inet situasi iret floor, front roo: PEC BWOWAN WANTS A SITUATION A a tans matress, or at Chambermald, and te with the fine washing and ironing Has the beat by sity referenc wen fortwo days, at her last place, rving place. D- A FRENCH BONNE OR GERMAN, (PRO- n ear ply at 10 o'cloox. ee corner of Pine SITUATION ‘AS WAITER, IN A _PRI- dy active mun, who porfently un- Can give the mont eatistnctory city 1 the care of aninvalid gentleman, 803 Broadway, Addross H. 3, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG M N from the country, as holoaate 3 ‘g00) Wenten—4 iam street. M Wetorenee required, W4nreea ky ‘to where sho would bave the brink ore baby to her own ho seen for two day obj Ty LG ike room No.13, [ ANTED—A RESPECTABLE, MIDDLE AGED wo- man, to attend to the Hous Boarding School. She mi f children wien is Fs 1¥ useful in the supe ‘he beat of city referen ton place, Sighth street, NTED—A WET NURSE FOR A BABY TWO The advertiser having lost his wife, id out to wet nurs a Box 1,033 Post Office, o1 t, third house east from a ake himself genai stzy, Horald otiee, ANTED-A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING COM. Private’ Secretary, to @ gonti Ty texpeetabls young man 2t @, writes. and reads tho German and Koagos fueotly, Ho hag travelled through Europe befores is whole time to the interost of his |. H., Herald Office, ANTED—A GERMAN, } who CAN SPEAK NG nd Washer and roner, in ry oe family, at 146 Macdougal street. A Protestant pré- e required: Agpiy cr Ne ¢ is willing to devote South. ‘Brooklyn —— as first rate Cook, WW AaatzD BY A RESPECTAB) YOUNG WOMAN, Chambermatd and Waiter, or to tak best of city ref care of children. ANTED-—BY A 8¢( Coachman. Perfectly has been over two oan be given. fA vhird and Twenty-fourth streets, third floor, back country. Good rafo ly or address, for two days, to WI! ANTED—A NURSE WHO SPEAKS FRENCH AND Enslish; sito, » complete eundre upless they are ab Apply at 12 Barclay si —BY A GOOD COOK, A SITUATION 1 INA family; is a good washer and ironer. city reverence given. Please inquire at 3¢ East Broad- Can be seen for the week, if not ANTED—A WATCHMAKER.—A GOOD HAND MAY address L., Herald office, ANTED—IN A FANCY GOODS JOBBING HOUSE, active, intelligent boy. O1 d who'can give good references, may a: ia tho Carpet Store, ANTED-—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS RB od education, and ig of correct, moral ed ind himself to the printing or pat Ty @ the best of reference. ANTED ~A SITUATION IN THE COUNTRY AS Farmer, or as Farmer and plain Gardiner. —Has & of both occupations in the old country, Boat of eity rotor. thorough experien: dvertirer is a Protestan’ iven from his Iast employer. | Pl teenth ‘n street and Fourth ‘aven A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED ith & freeh breast of milk, who bas just lost wishos s child to wet nurse, at her own house, Apply at 133 Avenue A, fourth floor, in tho front, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, MIDDLE AGED. active man, @ situation as light porter or messengs: 1s willirg to make him Has good references; and writen af ate 230) Elizabeth streets will be A LARGE NUMBER OF THE BEST SER- ‘are waiting for employment in the RKE'S agency, 97 Duane street, near ante in city of country, at Fi Broadway, late 314 Broadway. th Beis THE BROOKLYN _ INTELLIGENOR dg street. Brooklyn, Protestant, Ca- ys Cooks, ee tholic and ‘colored gi Scamatrosson general Houreworke Employers can hi this office, Terins, $1 Were Orit 8 ee © efficient servants at ‘A YOUNG GERMAN, AROUT THIRTY YEARS OF age having been eduvatsd at the most colebraved ¢ leges of Gottingen and Hotdelber; eventa to leave his sountry, der ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLI8H GIRL, sixseen years of age, @ sitnation as Waiter or Chil: dren's Nurse, in a small respectab'e family, wheroshe would make herself generally useful qnirod Can ‘e seen for two days at No. street, between Broadway and nd oblignd by polit ih, Rngitah. Fronch nd wellenough acquatntes tench them, be is the educati¢n of a gentleman, ‘references if re- East Nineteonth ourth Avenue. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Cook Washer. and Ironer, cr as The best of city nm for two days at No. 71 rect, near Allen, up stairs ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, CLEAN, TIDY i tituation as Chambermaid ACQUAINTED panish and Kng- language tolerably well,) wishes corres pondent in ® commercial house, address J. BN. YOUNG MAN, AGED 27 YEAR‘ Chambermaid, peaking the Fre: 1 to bavea situation a He can furnish good references. ont | it city reference can be gi No. ISL iwanty tyexib street, between First and Second you NG MAM, OF GOOD BUSINESS CAEAC derires # situation as Clerk, B ter, in any importing house. or ‘im any other capacity in which he may ede sorve the interest of Lis employers. For further recommendation and particulars, apply to Major Huncoek, Herald offiec. WET NURSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG healthy woman clean and neat in her perron. Also, Cooke, and servants for general housework; likew! Apply at Mrs, GREEN'S Domestic Agency, okkeeper, or light Por NTFD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, jon a8 Cook, is @ good washer and ironer, or reference can be street, between fourth story, front room, ANTED—BY¥fA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN ‘a situation as Cook in a respectable family, is a good. Has good reterense nce in the country. ‘No objection to do general bo ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion as plain Cook, Washer, and Lroner. and ia also ners] housework in @ small family. Also, « voung woman wishes to take the washing of @ respactabls fs to the house. The best of reference can be given. call at 157 Mott street, third floor. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AS Cham bermaid or plain Sewer. Would haveno objection te go in the country. The beat of city referencs caa be be seen for two days, trom 10 to 30 clock, at No. 78 Broome streot, ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A PROTESTANT, @ situation as Chambermaid and Wai Good city reterence give the best of al housework. Ple iat 15 Twenty third Firet and Second aven 38: Broadway, second floor, S GARDENER—BY A GL N understands it in all AS git ches. in No ot cotion tos ‘oreing of all kinds of vozetablos, ale e care And management of — ivan from hie last plec OY WANTED. ‘WANTED IN AN OFFICE, a poy about sixteen qoara of ag c 00K AND WAITER GIRL WANTED-A FIRST rato Cook; 60,0 Waiter girl, who understands her cod apply, without good recommenda. tions, a* 282 Four h avenue, MAKER.—WANTED, AF ) ree of the Cap making dei One ila with the Broadway R SEDaWICK J corner Thirteenth strest. CAPABLE OF Nurse 9nd Seamstre ns. Please call at 33¢ Twelfth street second floor, back room. ANTED— BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ing girl a situation to do the general housework private family. Good city referenee, if required. all + 16 M srion street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YO! a situation as Chambermaid and Wai Apply at 207 Mott stree’ WANTED—ONE Inquire, betwoon twelve and Third avenue, near 125th street. toking entire ¢ inter two o'clock, st the store references furnished. ston street, for two days. TED—A SITUATIO: young weman, ax Chambermaid and Seamstress. or would assist in care of chil , BY A RESPECTABLE ut ané fit childyen's cloth Yan be seen e2t No, ECTABLE WOMAN WISH- ive country. would be glad of 4n engagement to attend upon a lady or children not very speaks good French and travelling This advertisement open for ono week eneaged. No objection to any particular port. Broadway, by post. Ni ing to return to her STABLE YOUNG WOMAN, to do housework, of assist in the kischen, 7 ANTED-BY A RESP tomed to European referances; has been thre: 259 M een for two des 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, @Atustion as Chambermaid and Waitor, or to » in the washing and ironing; the best of ety reference given rom her Jast place, where ahe hy for two days, @ No 519 Tbirty-firet street; no objection >in the country. —A MIDDLE AGED AM4 vlo can take the entire control of a and who is desirons of elas: privase | having 8 comf « lived four years: may he swith real name and residence, W. W. RESPECTABLE GIRL, WANTS AiSITUATION INA mall private family. to do xenoral housework ing to do chamberwork. wash and ii Can be #eon at No, 301 Seventh ayonu quire in the sto; N_ EDUCATED, EXEMPLARY YOUNG LaDy Wishes to engage in a arnall respectable family, as Soamstre da outting and fitting Moat respectable city references can bo given. No abjecsion to A short distance in the country. Addres Herald FSPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT- id and “aiter The besy of eity at St Wate atri pds 8 HOUSEKEEPER AND ©COMPANION.—AN AME- rican Lady, efficiont in Hourokneping, good Seamstreat, fond of childron, domestic habits, wishes to superin- tend a gentleman‘s family. Nove but highly rerpectebic persons ply. Addrers by note and atato partioularg Brienll at No.20 Povo atreet, near Bloooker street STRONG. BOY, 18 YRARS jo of & onrenter, his board the fir If, and pay for his washing. ld office, stating where to call. ‘Adaress SITUATION WANTED-RY A MAN, AS PORTER a Store, or i willing to do mny other work. Call at ion streot, for three days, YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WITH AN EXORLLENT education, is desirons of going upon the ataxe; te ling to engage anvwhero in the United States, Addre Kennedy, Western Hotel, New York. YOUNG MAN WANTED IN AN OYSTER SALOON, wh) understands how to cook steaks, &o. He mut come well recommended. Apply to S. K, corner Green- wich ard Barclay streets, after 9 o'clock YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION ISA WHOLE- sale atoro, a4 Packer, Porter, or in any other apeelty where he may be considered useful. Addross &. b. office. 01 ‘ON, dustry of all Nation: September 4, 1852.—Thi hereby notified that stook, being the second ¢d by't? Bond of Dire boon ro heroh) rrcyuentad ame to Me i rinse 15 Co. bank ry hie ‘ili ee or before she rs iim tHiett, on 0 W WHETTBN, Seer, aad A they from the tirm self in the General business, which will be econ ve his own FALL FASHION, HATS.—WARNOOKS, Irving House, 27 way, are pre beautiful fall styles. Gentlemon, weary o' hats, cam now eos @ohange ia head geac, ab onee agree: able'and becoming AND HOUSE FURNISHING seats ill we hia, an id #e" Sep! jeer tie” ay ao pice: Behe association duet eushoNrmaene A.M. JocriyN, Trustee oe TEW YORK LODGE, NO 10 I. 0. OF 0. ¥.—THE nd a meeting at hic Room, Odd Fellwwa Hall. uhte Wednesday, Septem= her 8 at Lo’elock, to.sseeud the fanoralo’ our late brother, . it venth street. J. Hostin, from No. at Eleventh streets eG, James TAYLOR, Secretary, ENTLEMEN INCL ew York Law Insticate ED TO LECTURE the course of the » sound their }» with without delay. itute, xorident Law In: U beet GRAND FESTIV4L DINNER OF THE AMERI- can Vegetarian Bosinty, will be given at the Chinese Srtembl if Wedresday, SB Nase Lh, Pm kets $1, at Fowlers apd Weils, T ae MEETING 0 dat No. 37 Bo reanized by calling Mr chair, and appeintin moticn, it xaerercly for tocial intercours correspondence should be opened, with the ners residing in other parts of the United them to become memterr. A committee of three wre ap- jointed hy the whsir to draw up a constitution and by Kor the coverrmout of the asrvciation. It was then me toadjourn and to rissat fo ih the «ame place on Monday evening, September J3, at 7 0 clock, ose WIS VP. CLOVER, Chairmen. Revasn Bunn, Seer rt All communications will be addressed to Lewis P ‘9% Troy THE TURF. REVILLE COURSE SING THURSDAY, hat o'clock, & iM. a ma F $1. mile heate in James Koff n ne seyh Rochleau names gr. ¢ dul. CONKLIN, Proprietor. ENTREVILLE COURSE L. (--GREAT STALLI ch for $2.10, three mile heats 250 pounds wi October 12h. “Mr. D. Tellman cumes b. h. St. Lawrene Mr. G. Spicer names b. bh Washing JOEL CONKLIN, |. Proj ILLINERS WANTED-TWO GOOD tothe NERS: ANTED—A §'TUATION, BY may find immediate employment, on 0 ohamber #01 k fortwo days « beatof city referecoes, 16 S llivan steoet, rear howse, TIONS FOR ASOUT EIGHTY ILLINERS WAN‘ED—SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES, ‘accustomed to werk on millinery and drei Wanted ‘mmedintoly at 603 Broadway, up stairs. URSE WANTED-ONE \ take the entire charge of t by calling at the lew office, F 157 Bros dway, this day, before three o'clock : e best elected ply ab tha Select mine street, oF at the Sooiat: N. B.- Only servants of goo 0 18 COMPETENT TO avency 106 « ney No, stree character admitted, BY A YouNG GIRL good dresswaxer, and und apply at No 6 West Broadwa; So'siock A. M till 6 o| Telack, SRoMSTRESS. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A PRO- euaEneateT % young woman, +8 Seainstr and toasstat in jerstands cutting myer and fitting Iadies rch childres Ninoteenth street, irom Cans at reek, fee PM, for this week. ‘No objections to Brook'yn. ALESMEN WHO U? Rmbroidery trade, ao nnare Yeutha DERSTAND TaE Lac he washing and ironing. is good Sian ecw Can give good city reference. Pleas »t2.6 Bowery, Botb wish to live together, as they have Can be sen for two days. ALESMAN WANTED-IN A WHOLASALE IMPORT- Dore need apply but those who have a thorough bnowleége of the business, and oan com- 4 $10,000 to $15,000 worth of their own trade, a6 the ject ia to inerease thelr business. are of chilaren ing stationery house ved in their last place, NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as good Cook, Washer and Iron uive the best of city reference from her lest pl P sll at 71 Mulberry street. over the liquor store, wher: onp bo teem for three days ANTFD—BY TWO RESPECTABLE aint ‘SITUA- Lions, one to do plain seeping warhing; the other 1 NT de toads, one wanted Y & BURNHAM, ie street, Brook lyn RMAN AND OTHER ity uainted with Iaces and amt y {ERVANTS.—RESPECTABLE with good references; Coachmen, Waitora, Mechapicé of all binds. and general Laborers, at ence Office, 287 Broad Food German servants, SERVANTS—CERMAN, SCOTCH, RNGLIsit AND wel recemmended at the Agen treet. Brooklyn, d houseworkers, thor aitera, porters, coachmer ANTED—A SITUATION, 70 having houser, rooms, or farms to sell.or yourg woman, as good plain Cook, first o} ew Lange | of s anit mi ‘Tho hest of oity referemo BY A RESPECTABLE U 8108 couRsE, 1 i o'elock. Parvowt 600 pers Mr. H. Jono» enters r. terns g. ‘Tecumseh; Mr. kif enters rx Roauok exterar.m. Cayuga Maid. | Tho upnouzcement of ® an Setween Pot Focumech. Roancke, sad Cagugn Mata nna ion in the ep rting community, an wil! change hanue a this eee it poeni le to aonjecture. ‘They are ackuowledand to be —NORTA AGAINSE % at bal-past 3 ant tart in five to Bar- yet, uw. ‘n will never see i i and orm hore could utter, No other opportu tegether will probably ever « +o that the friends of these sp rts may be on hand on the above day. Oars lonye South Ferry. for the Comse “at 2 o'clo ik pravisaly, and return as s00n Ae the ep cts aro over Pare, eagh way, 2 conte. JOBN 1, BNEDIKEK, Proprieto: NION COURSE, Lt LanD -TRE dey, Bert Wer, ats kK PM. A of $200.” Mile boats bess Hoagland, bg Tre Joba 2.7 Kinny rp. m. Anva Bishop Nepre; J. Woodruff b. g. Di the South Ferry, Brook yu. tr the coal return when the sport is ver. Faro each _ SOHN. 1. SNEDIKE OOKKEEPING, ARITA Eric, & * smonovomyy tansht, by W Eaci fot is Rpabendy't fA Ad: and iseanin practice the knowle evening. Terme reaso: A “AbY LONG ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION, B Bot public and private, ia dosiren ment ip nily or weil Her course of inatructi ing in a variety of st lise ‘The most aatisfactery referenc-s can be alt All Jottors ad Hn aR fectiie, w imparted to him. Open day and ee be give Pl sreed, near Chrystie, coher last ome F[\WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS, one as Seep hormels and Seamstress. tho other as Best of city reference can an at 242 Third avenue, thied floor, back plover, for two day RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA Sook, or first rate i Som: Can be # SHIPPERS, ke, FOR AUSTRALL by an experienced h quiring the att satisfactory references. 0 PLANTERS.—W ANTED- seer, by & Scotchman, who ates in Rurope, aa6 Ir) iz yy ‘BC. C., Post otice, P 10 HOTEL Bookkeeper AND OTHERS. hace om as Ph building. © mn be So aie - Boag tha a ion of « careful Parte 55%; Amos street, ANTED—A SITUATI to do ehamberwork © family. The eat oo 36 Peart street, first floor, ua room. or Laog Eee el ¥ ae ted \CTABLE A YOUNG WOMAN’ , a) id assist ‘y Lf OF etorsburg, Va. ries, giver by tare “A'lne adiresned to.X. T pt wt avon, No objection to wag Can “be soon for three days a ‘ANTE =k ag el pit A Pusrieaty citer in thecountry. Can reen | for two t GIRL, A 8 ‘A SITUA- Toye at 26 Monres ) atest, T° sina parpcnne | pbih bye a AND OTHERS.— pl Bus, WANTED BY A SINGLE Ma IN 8 respectable family, in the islaity of ‘wontioth ut Address D. BE, Bretwes exchang: grreet and Eighth Post office, Referen LADIES, ATTENTION pure, br: ater, for sein ery. 8 Glaee | No cindy that that pec $1 50 660 tous if sheorly knew r, without the least tro ie Ladies TEAM VESSELS, STEAM ENGINES—MANUFACTUR ing Machinery and Mill work, embracing Tarbine rene cotton machinery from the it sho) for ereeting the same. a farni W.B. UEONARD & EW SMITH Bapnen. ‘No. 75 Merchants Exchange. WASHIONS FOR LADIES—THE SUBSCRIBER RES- F sn ny annoznoee that on, Monday next, the 18h il ‘make semi-ann: ed, by Mal ine jantillas, select ari, ea ‘curing Hh, and embrecing everything thas is rio) . h tra & any amount will ‘be given. pecs drentatht reds alranentearteet se SS 0 MEN OF BUSINE:8, RAILWAY oe ita Builders, and, Con Works, ia bite th CT Ry’ yp) YOUNG WOMEN, Cham| sid, Kony Mogi} and 2 , first rate ‘washer sn one ire ironer. Pie make Nareeit bother Posefel ‘tm an: Please Hasire at No. 13 Sheriff stecet Can be seon for two days. te ay Good sity 4 veteron cee tween avenues C, ant foe, front room, pod in these sere yolar Cy “ine Wangan d ‘ak Tales, AR on, \de~ wirtes tended to ‘inres st ite former dim every facility to ladies making their may: “ OPENED “BROADWAY.-J. A stadia ts ot hie tone. in.