The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1853, Page 5

. Elections Te-day. ‘ CONNECTICUT. The Connecticut State eléetion for Governor, Lieute- mant-Gevernor, members of Congress, Legislature, and Probate Judges, will take place today. The following are + the democratic and whig tickets — STATE OFFICES, Democrat. Whig. Thos. H. » Henry Dutton. Charles H. Nathl. 0. Kellogg. ‘Treasurer .. Edwin Stearns, Thomas Robinson. See. of State. John P. C. Mather, Daniel W. Camp. Comptroller.......RufueG. Pinney, Allyn 8. Stillman. FOR MEMMERS OF CONCRISS. Whi James T. Piatt, Charles Nathan Origen 8. Beymour Wales « & plurality vote will elect members of Congreas and ~. the Senators and Representatives to the Legislature. TheBtate officers and Probate Judges must have a majo- + rity of the whole number of votes cast. CINCINNATI, OHIO. An election for municipal officers will be held to-day in Cincinnati. A great deal of excitement exists in regard tothe public schools. The Catholics are favoring s divi- + sien of the school fund, for the purpose of establishing in- stitutions of learning for the exclusive use of children *« whose parents belong to the Catholic church, which the Protestant portion of the community seem decidedly to oppose. The following are the different candidates for ‘the offiee of Mayor:— Dem.— D. T. Snelbaker. Indepen. whig—J. L. Ross, Free School—Jar. D. Taylor. Outsi ider—Benj J. Irwin. @ntsider—I. N. Taylor. COLUMBUS, OHIO. The carter election in Columbus, Ohio, takes place to- * day. The following are the Mayoralty candidates:— Democratic—John L. Bryan. Whig—L. English. CLEVELAND, OHIO. The candidates for the offies of Mayor at the Municipal gotion which takes place in Cleveland to-day, are:— Yem.—Abner C. Brownell. © Whig—Buckley Stedman. ST. LOUIS, MO. Ap election for city officers will take place in 8t. Louis -day. We find John How running as the democratic andidate for Mayor, ard Charles P. Chouteau, on the eople’s ticket for the same office. In Council Bluff City, the first election for Municipal ‘Scere will be held to-day under the new city charter. Louisiana will elect to-day Judges of the Supreme Court. Ip Springfield, Mass., there is to be an election for County Commissioners. Faneral Processions. RURIAL OF ONE OF THE VETERANS OF 1812, Yesterday the Veterans of 1812 assembled in front of the dwelling house of the late Daniel Underhill, who died suddenly of Thursday, in order to attend his funeral. ‘The procession was attended by # fine band, which played Coliv M. Iogersol, Au joe Yalan weveral slow marches, The coffin was wrapped in an | American fieg, and placed in a hearse drawn by four gray horses, with black plumes in their harness, There were s great many of the ‘Veterans, and we never saw | Se okiog. so well. They wore the usual badge of mourning and carried sldearms. ‘The cole vat eercs with crape, and carried by one of the Veterai known as ‘ Old ee The! funeral moved ioeaaee: = to the ferr, from thence to Greenwood Cemete- Tyree Oe ee old yoteran was interred with a cr) nore. ANOTHER OF THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS GONE. ‘At bas been our sad task to record the deaths and attend the funerals of a great number of this gallant little band, who Mf our shores to fight the battles of their country in @ foreign clime, strong in numbers and in health, but, elas, there has returned but few of them, and those in such a bad state of health, that one by one they are dropping off, until soon there will not remain one of them on the face of the earth. Yesterday the remnant of the Volunteers assembled at the Mercer House, for the purpose of conducting the mortal remains of Carl Butterbrod, late Company B, to their final resting place. "arte clock the procession moved frvm Mercer House, down Breadway, to the Bouth fer, Is in the following order :— Dot orth’s Band, ne plajing in, r tue Bead ie h: Iw . The hearse, drawn by four grey bocsts, on each side of — peepee the Volunteers, as a guard of honor. fiag, encased in mourning, was carried by Color agente of the Volunteers. i Garriages, containing the friends of the decean d. In this manner preceeded to Greenwood , where a vise was fired brie sola ley over the remains of Obituary. Bansawnn Brveatt, Esq., who died at his residence, in Madison, New Jersey, on the 30th ult, at the advanced age of seventy-cight years, was for a long time a promi- ‘Beat politician, and possessing great influenee in the mominations, elections, and appointments to office in ‘this city. He was one of the securities of Mr. Swartwout as Collector of the Customs, and in consequence of the unfortunate defaleation growing out of that affair, he + was very heavily implicated, and his pecuniary prospects ‘mpaired. He was, at one time, an active member of the Jackson democratic party, but disapproving of the re- moval of the deposits from the United States Bank, he + became connected with the opposition to the administra- thon, first, asone of the “rank and file” party, which , seceded from Tammany Hall, and afterwards aeting with Gideon Lee, and other conservatives, in revolutionizing ‘the State, and eleeting Aaron Clark as Mayor of the city, ‘Seward as Governor of the State, and General Harrison President of the United States. Mr. Birdsall a ehanic of great energy, enterprise, and intelligence, and ase citizen, he was very popular and influential. James A. Dickson died in Boston on the Ist inst., after ‘an illness of only four days, aged eighty years. In 1796 Mr Dickson was engaged by C.S. Powell to perform at the Haymarket theatre, which opened on the 26th of + December of that year, when Mr. Diekson made eppearance on the stage as Saville, in the ‘ Bell « gem.” From tbat date till his retirement, Mr. Dick- 800 was eopnecied with the progress of the drama in Bos- tom, and as acter and manager of the Boston theatre, hia ‘career was one of unparalleled success, His last mppearance.on was on the lith of May, 1821, for the benegt of his ip in Jaw, Mrs. Snelling Powell’ when he peared as Sir Robert Bramble, in the ‘ Poor pi cma and Will Steady, in “ The Purse.”” Mr. Dickeon had crossed the Atlanile ocean fort three times wince he first came to this country, and 3 on both sides ofthe Atlantic many warm ecvoual friends. Hxyry M. Goopwim, Esq., member of the Legislature of of Maryland, from Careline eounty, died at Annapolis on ‘Tes Orera At Niv10’s.—In eonsequence of the illness of Signor Salvi, there was no performance on the last vegular opera evening, (Friday,) and on Saturday the “ Daughter of the Regiment”’ had to be substituted for ‘the one announced, ‘La Favorita.’’ The theatre was not so full as we expected, though the attendance was extremely fashionable. Madame Alboni appeared to be . somewhat unusually cold in her performance, and did ‘not enter into the impersonation of the Vivandiere with that humorous, rollicking spirit which she exhibited at ‘the Broadway theatre, and which so amused and capti- vated her audience. Perhaps Madame recognized that she was appearing before a more artificial class ef socie- "ty, and altered her maaner accordingly. Rovere acted Salporio with his wonted vivacity and effectiveness, To- night “Il Barbiere” is promised. Brooklyn Cit; oe pan Rape morning about 1 o'clock, ‘STABBING A¥rarR. 3a Mr. Jobn Britt, residing Fe 177 Tillary street, was stabbed i the right side by some unknown man, and dangerously woansel: It seems he was standing ng upon the corner of ‘Silary and Prince streets, when the man, in passing, ae thrust at him with @ knife, and then fed. Officers Curran and Bennett camo to the spot in answer fo the ‘ ery of murder, and found Britt lying upon the pave- Py They conveyed him home, ond irs. McDonald and Murphy were ealledin to attend to his injuries. A man who was seen running a short distance from the «place where Britt was assanited, was taken into custody on sus) mn, but was subse quent] leased on his ‘own pote "tet to appear for ccsusauen, Jewsixy Store Ronnke.—Severat THousann Dowtans ‘worTH OF Proverty Sro.i.—On Saturday night last the ne store of Mr. 0. 8. Forsyth, No 248 Fulton strost, 0! articles valued at from $4,000 to $5,000. The Durglaraltappears made their way into the yard frown Mor roe piace, and boring out a panel of the window shutter, were enabled to heist the earh and enter without further | trouble. A aumber of the most valuable gold watches ware ean ap in LA ay whim they roe unable to open; ut @ je amount of jeweley, consisting of gold ri with diamonds, gold card exnos, chains, panolle, ae glasses and some gold watchos which had been lett in glass cason, were all taken and carried away. The bur- 1 gists managed to escape the same way they entered, aving behind thesn several implements with which they eperated, anda dark lantern. No clue to the perpetra- tors hae yot been obtained. ‘ihe sawe store was similarly entered about four years since, and robbed of w large amount cf jewelry, ull of which wss, however, subse- saw obisined and restored to the owrer by constable Court Calendar—This Day. Usrren States Dssrrice Court.—April Tegm commenoes on Tuesday, 5th. Surremr: Covrt—Cireuit.—-Nos. 965, 960, 969 to 973, 975 to 981, 983. Supreme: Court--Special Term.—) 5 to 16. Sommon Prxas—Part 1st.—512, 865, 894, B47, 540.90, BOts Sbe Bh, OB B57, 558, 660, 562, 6C9, 664, G66 to 67 Sbrenion Covnr-—Two branehis.—Nos. 1 to 7, 19, 521, 524, 584, "ies 24.—Nos 9 1040, w.H Mevonald’s Commercial Nowspapor wp Advertiting Houre, 102 Naveau strovt, cornor ef Aun, For Superior Job Printing, of any Dosertps tion, From peg cm toad newepal eall at 3. T, € 113 Nagean Daily nee Bailding. Superior ty i workmen, ap) promplug:s tn time, are r Pr the order ff tile fb of Ju ove. "tnd Qollars DagperreesF Tes by Steam.—Meade & Bro” THER’S have the pleasure of announcing t to the pabiis, § tha? they are the first who haye introduced 5 in types. nls tuperiority of poles Drepe Bde And polishing para spent} a daily leaving our eg: roadway, first for Twenty-five Cent ypes.—Rees & the ree ‘inal cheapest pierre ~~ ersin the world, with Saree deans nd po lenge the world, and all i imitation mm to compel the! ‘or price, or the in taking pictures, either in qual number taken daily at their rooms, 29 9 Broadway. sulpmontefer the for Late rane Last ahi Asia, 25 cases of needlew. of which are ‘jobs’ Loughe with ‘extra. disc pecially adapted for “near by” and “city” § Also, a large line of lace embroidered goods, iim ported expressly for summer trade. Jobbers are alone solici JOHN aGINS 4 CO., No. 45 Broad street. Personal Inspection ‘ the ‘Test Applied by GREEN, No. 1 Astor House, to every shirt that leaves his cntablishment, ‘If there i a blemish the shirt is condemned, Hence the uniformity of the shirt he furnial They all fit omnes and alike, Moreover, they reach his customers at the time specified. Shirts, Hosiery, Gloves, for the Million.— We invite all who wish a fino shirt to display, to call fay secure without further delay. The pean 4 tment will find quite comuless, with stockin aif w mill fon offect. The best of kid gloves wo hanthaow in store, to moot the demand of a million more. FOGGAN & CROCKER, 162 Casal street, corner of Sullivan. It is often said that “Nothing 1s Perfect,” but the daily experience of thousands attest that SINGER'S Sewing Machines are so nearly perfect that no one can #ug- gest a defect in them. From the finest linen to leather half in inch in thickness, they sew all fabrics perfectly. ‘Theno machines and their products are always courteously exhibit- 6d at the principal office, 258 Brondway. Knox, 128 Fulton Street.—A scnsible man ‘will show his taste in many ways. By a sonsible man, wo, of course, mean a aera individual, who carries a Knox beaver on no disputin the fact—a No. 128 Fulton street. Creditable to Ley Age we Live in.—Itisim- ble for a wear an unbecoming or an ill- - ed hat, if he wishes to appear comme il faut. His o may be faultless in texturo and make, his boots rosplend with the beauty extracted from the purest“ Day towart, or jowelled a Borest and whitest descrip- ine Ferrer etre bp gloved b; id if the ‘ wig aig by the sclection ‘poor h: Remomber this, ane) fomember, that the hats Manufacturedby KNOX & JAMES, of the Prescott Ti Store,” are “ crcditable to the poe we live in,” and them. Their establishment is on the corner of and Spring street. Crystal Palace Letter-Paprr.—A Superior article of letter-pa; fa with a puperh steel platy hgad- ing of the New Yor! Soria Palace, for sale CARR & HICKS, Stationers, No. 53 Nassau street. tronize roadway Exeelsior Steel Pen—A new and v superio: Country dealers will find this the most alent At has ail the flexibility of tho q ment of blank books, Pane and rs mery, by ARR & HI Stationers, Map of the City ot New York, with plain aireotions for finding a1 ny street or public place, Prive 6 cents. For sale by CARR & HICKS, Stationers, 53 Nassau strect. Lace and Muslin Curtains, at reduced the bert assortment in the eit; Window Shade doorabove Reade street. Diomonds at Importing Priccs.—The sab- torther offers for fale diamonds in original packager, of Tots oe from, to suit custemers. Fine diamonds at Ofice and saleeroom, $81 Broadway, corner of Witte DAVID RAIT, Importer. Teas,—The best assortment of fine Teas will be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company, No. 125Chatkam street, between Pearl and Roosevelt strects, the oldest too establishment in the city, readers that they can do. better there than either at whole: or retail. at KELTY & FERGUSON'S tore, No. 28934 Broadway, one street, up stair isewhere, They have no branch stores, ‘Wilder’s Patent Salamandér Safes, with pich’s 1 Improvement. ‘hose celebrated safes oan be had on- PICS he manufacturers, STEARNS & MARVIN, 186 Water New York, the sole owners of Rich’s patent. Paper Han; tere tee strats g8.—Francis Pares & Co., No. pena door but one to Etowartis, oor: Removal —Pianos at Great Bargains.—Ho- RACE WATERS, the Gxelusive agent for the sole of T. Gilbert & Co.'s unrivalled » With and without the molian, has removed from the second to the first for, cor. 383 Broadway. As extensive altera- a the pianos being mueh in the way, large discount. Among the lot cantly janos, with pearl keys, iano elodeons. One seoond- hand seraphene, cost $150, will a sold for $50. Two reed organs for churches, &¢., &c. Poses Furniture.—Julius Dessoir, 543 Bread- , having on hand s large stock of rich furniture, elegant nd original im design, and of superior workmanship, is no} prepared to offer the same at. een ‘usually olarred for-® much inferior artic lic are respectfully invited to call and examine the sam Fixtures! Gas Fixtures!! Cheaper than ever!!! Persons contemplating moving on the Ist of May would find it to their interest to call at the manufse- tory and warerooms of JAMES G. MOFFETT, and examine 1 may be found some elega: ‘Alco, rome secondhand: his news G iat at Wonnd 121 Prince street, N. B.--Pipes laid in buildings. Splendid Carpetings. a Pearl stroct, have received stock of velvet 'tay Bruseel eexpeting, of Maus ead a Which, having Seok petchased previous to the reeent a ranes'in Prioos, they are enabled to offer at vory great inducement Canal Street Ci it Store, 70 Canat strect.— E. A, PETERSON, & CO. call the attention of their friends and the public to their fast Fecetved from the inost celebrated ma fore the Inte advance in prices, and for ‘ont less than those purchased at the present ra 1g8.—Peterson & Humphrey, 379 Are, dally receiving, per packets from Europe, adaisignal suppite of rich and slegaut earretinen of supe’ Sion" nis se Sev aaa be oc oF sule full ten por en bs Shores selling elmniiae goo “at % English and French Hatr and Tooth Brush- es, dressing combs, &c.—W. J. DAVIS & CO., 40 Cortlandt street, have just received a fow cases of the above, which they offer to the trade at the lowest cash jh prices, Smith & Temmeeeny; ot late arrival lar, three ply, ani ‘in 5 cS Broadway, Dr. Wheeler, Oculist, receives Pationts at his residence, 28 Ii street, from 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. ye, no matter how long standing, or how ee- ate they may be in their nature, oan be offec- cated and onan oure effected. Artificial le und inserted. Mountain Water Cure, South itution onde N82 the Morris & foot of Cortlandt and4 and 6 o'¢lock P.M. mil OC. SELLERS T'DROTUER, Pr A Letter from England —The following ts addressed to Mr. John Neheleon, Chief Engineer of tho Cunard steamshi ia, white he estimation in which Bogle’s celebrated Hyperion ‘Fluta for the hair is held wherover {t is known Livenpoor, Sept. 6, 1851. My Dear Sit—May I trouble you to bring me Hix bottler of Bogle’s Hyrerion Fivid, when you next ‘return. If you jogle, you can tell him from me I have used his Haid for some tlaie, and and ie the only thing I enn got to Keep my hait in god condition, and quite froo of sourf, I am satisfied that were Bogle’s Hyperion Fluid moro generally introduced into England, it would fast supersede all other articles manufactured here for similar purposes, you may have a good ron out and home, I Heping mm, yours alway The above, with Bogle's Electrio Hair Dye, Amole bie Greass, Hebtaiona for the complexion, “ke, the inventor BogL Ww Boston. Also, of A.B. & I 1 ton stroot; Cary & Co., No. 245 Poarl « Rushton, Clark Con No: 23, and Rice & Smith, No 729 Deeadway; ond by the deve: ists and perfumers t tironghout the world, Lyons’ Kathatron—The most Wonderfut and devirable Ieee tees for preserving, restori beautifying the hair the world e The of the country trade is espe ly invited article, from the following reasons: taller more than usual 0 exainine this First, it pays the ro- Profit; secondly,’ its reputation is thoroughly estabifhed; thirdly, its effect in each ‘and tn atl casas fs of the most pleasin fourthly, the and éatisfnotory character; increasing heyond 8 procodeat ia the history of #bo m Retailed at the remarkable Jow price of 25 cen handsome bottles, Sold at prices hy the principal jo of drags and ew York, Philadelphia, B New Or- de. &e., and by all retail dealers cvery whee, in olty uniry. ’ Principal wholewale, depot, 461 Broadway, k8, Proprietor. Cristadoro’s Hatr Preserver and Benutifier Proves that science can nid naturein supporting the growth of hair after the natural juices have partia!'y failed. Alter ite application every i pocomes fixed, and the 80 fibre grovith is renewed. Hia hair dye prodneos the only naturat black or brown ever ebtained na by art. No. 5 Astor House. Miair Dyo.—Eatcholor’s Celebrated TAquto hair dye is tho best yet discovered for eoloriag the hair of whiskers the momené jt is applied. The wonderful easo and gerteinty with which this favorite and old established hair dye pertorma is astonishing. “Tt 1s for i ATGHEBLOR’S wha tuotory, No. A’ Wall atieoue SDPO: At ise tower Mrabeltll brad Phalon’s Magte Hair Dye, to color the pair oF whiskers the rnomene itis the hair or disturbing the rately, oF soit at PHALON'S Bt. Nicholas Hotel, and by deux Phalon’s Chemical Hair Mnvigorator, cr ro hai that bas fallen off, 01 DF daadeii, or inveut it plied, without Injury te sty immediately disout A It is applied pri. ie Factory ta nee BiG 8 onorally. ent ear), for sale at 19 p o7 Treadway. wnde thes leholee Vote! and ali the leg stores im every city, fame srpen foe's very seperios are Those wath Gail at BATCHELOR'S © seishrated ig ‘can be found the In the eity. ‘Copy the pe sae ened Braces, Female Support- bree, poy for club foot, ere, ladies’ belts knock bow | ‘and curvature o} the ‘se veins child's Taeh, whish can be pas its favor. $1 per bottle: door below Nassau. Discov: bap domecnberemaiay s = removal of birth-mi ery moles, and all ¢: crepes ‘of the skin, mishout th Se ea ‘ot eo knife or eanstte as interested w ‘the fact by calling at the ofhes of icv be ets eee Sttese, Scones a HARVEY & WALLACE. Dr. Bush’s Renovating Rheumatism, ‘Scrofula, &e.—Hyatt’s Life Bal is the most certain remedy "tor the worst casesof these and all ‘diseases flowing from great impurity of the Llood. It Eldridge streot, “7 ho had been so severely affiicted with rheumatic pains as to be una- ble to get in oF ont of hed without assistance, Tt cured Mr, 77 Market street, of a dreadful case of scrofula, fer nich 3 d been treated in the New York Hospital — months and then pronounced incurable, Tt has cured eases equally desperate, which have been aaa inthe Herald, Sun, and other papers. opot, 246 Grand street.’ Prive 75 cents per bottle, Principa! Rheumatism.— All who Suffer from this diseare should avail themselvon of tho benofits of that invaluable remedy, MORTIMER’S rheumatic compound. It cures every form'of this complaint, eith l|ammatory, acute, or chronic. The vast numbers that have been sured and thet aro now finding relief, should induce all to resort toit. See advertisement in this paper. ADVERTISEMENTS | RENEWED EVERY DAY. we - SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. -@a THE MILITAR Si NCCC REECC TCO LN OUT OTT RMORY, 639 BROADWAY, NEW YORK APRIL 2, 1853.—Company order. CITY GUARD. The officers, non-commissioned officers and privates of this command, are hereby directed to appear at tho Armory on Monday, April 4, at 3 o'clock P. M,, in full uniform, for Parade.’ Bring your overcont with you. By order LV. MONDON, Lieut, Commanding. cal Hxppew, Orderly. RISH RIFLES, ATTENTION.—THE FIRST, COMPA. ny Irish Rifios will mect at their drill room, No. 5 ham Hall, this evening, at 73g o’eock, in full nate to enrol members and transact other business of importance. EDWARD BUTLER, Capiain, Guanres Duxtrary, Orderly Sergeant, Macau B. Hocay, Seo URCH GUARD, ATTENTION!—A MEETING oF of the above company will take place this cvening, at the Head Quarters, corner of Third avenue and Twentiet street, at eight o’clock to make if ‘ations for our semi- snzual target excursion. Punctual attendance is requested, By ord WEST, Commandaut. THE LECTURE SEASON. Die ‘WIETING, AT THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, vening, at 734 o'clock, lectures on digestion, the Fdyepepii. 8 and some of the means of cure, offects of ive collection of dmtssion . and ex! models, ATHER GAVAZZI WILL DELIVER HIS LECTURES at the Brondway Tabernacle, on Monday, April 6th, Wednesday sth, and Friday 10th, at half-past séven 0 *elock: The subject for this evening—Popedom, or Temporal Power of the Pope. Tickets, twenty-five cents, Me; JOHN OWENS WILL DELIVER A HIGHLY I teresting and instructive lecture on his recent perilo ascent of Mont Blanc, in the upper saloon of the Chin Building, every evening this week. Admission 50 cen| Lecture to comin ter before eight MILLINERY AND MAKING, ONNET AND DRESS-TRIMMING RIBBONS, SILK and Parisian milinery goods depot. Purchasers of these goods who are desirous to wecuro tho nowest and choicest styles, with the strictest economy, ure hereby respectfully invited to examine twenty-one euses new ribbons, just re- celvedby the Humbolt, selected with great gare within a very short time in the Paris and London market. M. H. LICHTENSTEIN, {0 Bowery, cor. of Hester et. TLLINER WANTED.—A LADY OF GOOD TASTE, competent to take charge ‘of an ostablishm ‘estern city, can hear of good and permat plying at No. 16 John street. ‘ODES DE PARIS.—MADAME M. M. DOUGAL, from Paris, 70 Sixth avenue, will open on Tuesday” SRinulin: 2 cases of Paris millinery, just received per steamer ‘ran! ARIS rear MILLINERY,—MADAME ROSEN- rN |, No. 2634 Division strect, wishes to inform her Oustomers and the Iadies of New York in general, that she has now on hand a splendid assortenent of silk, crepe id ation by straw tonne! rich silk and gauze ribbons flowers, &c, ey Which she will have the houor of opening for tho spring this day (Monday) April 4 a:.d for which abe sollcite a call, Her long experience in the largest establishments of Paris Bruzrels enables her to furnish the I and moxt an it Madame R. takes this ANTED IMMEDIATELY—SIX GOOD MILLINERS and four good trimmers, High wages will be given. Apply at 33g, late 6034, Division street /near Chrystie stroet ANTED—SEVERAL “DRESSMAKERS, WHO THO: ly understand their business. Also, several young jearn, who are good sewers, Apply'at No. 4 Astor yaaa ae GooD trimmers, thirty good milliners, als Indies to attend store, at J.B. Armstrong's, 27 street, Brooklyn, and Armstrong & Brothers, 196 Fulton street, New York. LOST AND FOUND. STRAW HAT hipped from New York by the mary to the dth of March, "183 s by th and Erie Kailroad, not yet hoard of, nfo: Senalng sald geoas will ye thankfully Fevlven H. SNROPSHIRE 3. W. COCMRAN & Co, Lexington, Ky., March 28, 1863. OST—A BUNDLE OF LETTERS AND BILLS, FROM Joha Bottomley to Patrick McKeever, on the Sint ult., in or ucer West Broadwa liberal reward for their re> covery will bo paid at 19 u atroet, up stairs. L087 ON SATURDAY, THE 20 INST.. TN A BROAD- way and Fourth avenue omnibus, about three o'clock, by alady, who was accompanied bya nurse and baby, rte monnaie, of a dark green color, containing & twenty Solar old ieee; also about eighty-two dollars in bil Principally on the Bank of America, ward will be given for the above. to William Pollock, Baskof Americns or to James Dooley, 803 Broad: A between Bleventh and Twelfth streets, REWARD.-STOLENTONE PAIR OF EAR Fings, a single diamond in exch, and a drop, shape 10 seorn, Yormod of s large pearl and diamonds, pin, duck bive enamel, ith gold borders on itiaa be poser of flowers, in pearls, "Heinrich and Elizabet! grayed on the back. One ligh With a diamond in the entre. One heavy plain gold with e large diamond. Ono large India cashmero shaw Hack Seld, large border, Two fifty dollar Californie gol coins, oetngo ‘The above reward will be paid for th cover e shawl and jewelry alene. Fifty dollars for the arrest and conviction of the thief, with what i remain of the stolen money. Information to bo lett ith the Chief of Police. REWARD WILL BE PAID, TO ANY PERSON who finds the body of a man who fell off the slo} ae stort bee, on tho ad of April, oud was drowned, in North Hirer, on the west shore, alove Fort Washington point. Hehnd on a flannel and a check or hickory shirt, Pants, and boots; no coat, He is tall, and has lon; Brock hair. ‘The finder will leavo word of ‘the same wit Mrs, Clark, 483 Washington atreet, or at Fort Lee, pag dollar: it blac enamelled sma pin, 0; 1d RYSTAL PALACE, VANTED, A PARTNER, POs- sessing a capital of about $3,00) to $6,000, to Join the advertiver in one of the best paying undertakings at the above pot, in consequence of having other establishments to attend to, or would sell out one of them, for $2,000 cash. Address Capital, Herald office. OPARTNERSHIP.—THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS under the En ay stroet, corner of firm of ‘nasa, Pareclis & Co., 31 Joh W. PARSELLS, JOHN DB, GIBSON, New York, April 1, 188. SAML. PHILLIPS, OTICE.—THE | COPARTNERSIIP * HERETOFORE ing between the undersigned, under tho firm of opkins sid Hodgen, ie thia day dissolved by ivubual consent. Fither pacty is authorized to use the name of the flem in I dation, N. HOPKINS, ‘ew York, April 1, 1858. 1. T, HODGES. J. N. Hopking will continue the jewelry business at No. 170 Broadway, } ANUFACTURER'S DEPOT OF BRUS- sels and Chantilly laces,transferred to No. 823 Broad- Hay, Aust reeetved by Jast steamer, one carton of rich point Jace flounces; also, oné carton of point Ince demi veils. WE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY HAVE THIS day removed their ofee fro 10 Wall street to No. 62 Broadway. WELL TTERVIELD & CO. HE BROADWAY BANK HAS REMOVED TO THEIR new banking hoxee, No. 257 Hroadway. corner of Park place. C FURNITURE. EF RNITURE! FURNITURE THE paid for household furniture, pianofortes, carpets, oilcloths, clothing, watches, firearms, razi struments, quadrante, extant, Night wax ry | any other property. pply to RIC HARD wv ALTHRS, ra Division street, one ‘deur PR the corner of Market streot.g 10 FURNITURE DEALERS AND THOSE GOING T¢ hourokecping.—GEORG & SCHINDLER, oth froth Brsedway.sangutuctureis of oovinet to move on aeaount of the building coming on large assortment of superior rosvw and inatogany furniture, consistieg of rich parlor se! etagerce, eantre tables, hookenses, iausie stands, bedstonds amcire, na mahogany wardrobes, dg, sidebonrds, extension and diving room Sbairs, olan, Red cht h, Voltatee, arm and easy stairs, ae., 2, These articles were made exprossiy for ehe city trade, of the very best workmanship, aod will bo sold @® rices aueurparret, ne Mr. Georgi in retiring from businesr J. &, Sebinsdiee wi) yermove on let May to 169 Canal atgoo! Wane WOMA: ‘A SITUATION TO =| Daarres 9 emmsenadaad Goxesrane YOUNG WOMAN ante, x prc’ tion as leundress. } A ne edjection | Sage in the couatey. colt; ncn Sy Stet cay feet Com be-seen | A® MOUSER BEPER, OF GOOD EXPERIENCE adh bag id t-olase ae ‘J this city, te ol rf ti Py ie alerey in AMS AND WIFE, WITHOUT FAMILY, OF PER- her and indusirions babies, are desirous of the man to work pertectly under- of horses, aad i Tiling do make bimeslt man is a firct rate cook, washer and ‘or call at 0 White stree RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN, Sr ELEING ituation. country. Can be scen the German and English lan; apne: irons of obtaining m situation ss seamstress n'a family wiees one would tenc! to the children if desired: the beat of recommendationscan be given; she ‘Apply at Mr. drug store, No. 19 Third ave- y ‘coruer of Eighth street. A vibes aatantttn pn OF MI “e ; she has b. ren "iat the most ats aiven. can be seen for three RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. tion as chambermaid aud waiter, or todo general house- work small private family; she will make herself gene- rally useful. Has no objection to gon be 4 distance in the country. Best of city reference given. Can be seen for two days a ‘No. 247 East Fourteenth street, first floor. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- Lope} wi to neral ation as ¢ . OF to do ger housework small family; or to make herself uueful. She can give the bos if city reterence, “Canbeseea for two days at 28 East Eighteonth street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- tion in a private family; {sa good cook, is a good baker of brend and pastry, good washer and ironer: hi Hon tego a short distance in tho, countey. Can be seen for two days at No. 50 West Fifteent near Sixth avenue. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- tion as plain cook, washer and ironer, or to do general oe yrs in a emall family. Apply at No. 60 Ridge street, third floor. SITUATION Sook al BY A YOUNG bas al ‘a8 seamstress; she can cut and fit dresses; would hat io objection to dolight cbamberwork; Can be sean oy a at No. 70 Twelfth street. Cam give good city reference req uixe bp ex) sins bay der the first phyricians in the Fad housekeey rope r to 8 fasaily, an cut and make At Kinds of ladies’ ‘tad hilar ving, charge of any publie institution as matron. ' No eldection to to for a lone gentleman or a widower. Can be A A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- Dermaid or nurse in 2 small family. Can be seen at YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AT A housework in 2 small private family, or as plain orks gcen for twe days at her present place, whero she hag livod for the last nine months. Please callin Second place, two ARKEEPER—WANTED, A SITUATION BY A STEA- ‘oune man to tend bar, who understands the busi- ledre ‘of bookkeeping; can give satisfactory references from st employer; would i in the country or elsewhere. Ble OY WANTED, AN APEIST ARE. | BARKEEPER— B from twelve to i: m year: ¢ froma the coun- bean AY NURSE FOR THE SICK, BY A PERSON OF Fir- clothing, or would take ner of Sixth avenue, all this = No. 1 Amity street, for two days, Warker and irouer, understands milking cows. be doors from Court strect, Bouth Brooklyn. ners aa writes a plain and rapid hand and has some know- Tenge inquire at 213 William strevt, for two days. 00 of age: on praterred, are iUNo: 228 Grand street, betwoon nine Es OOK, WANTED—A FIRSTRATE COOK, AND TO shing and ironing, Apply at No. 6 Bast Fourteenth ot ar Fift RUG CLERK WANTFD—IN A WHOLESALE DRUG store 8 young man who las had experience in putting upand shipping orders, may address box No. 247 P ee. RY GOODS SALEMAN WANTED. APPLY TON. §. Ludlum, 209 Greenwich street. RY GOODS SALESMEN WANTED—TW0 OR THREE goed sales: 1, Who. well acqainted with the retail ary sods insiness tn" thie ¢ ity. Also, S smart, active boy. ‘Apply at 221 Greenwich strect, 'D. CROCI HERON. RY GOODS SALESMEN.—WANTED, TWO YOUNG D men, aust tet =e the city retail trade, who can come well recommende ly to JAMES W. FEDDEN, 877 Breadway, between ; Rigitocath and Nineteenth street URSE AND SEAMSTRESS WANTED—ONE ACCUS- tomed to the care of Sune rene and @& good sewer. A Protestant preferred. Apply at No. 12 University place. APIER MACHE WANTED, A SRLECP NUMBER of ladics, to be fitted ornament the nicest goods of a deveri| ee for the © i ns 8 store 071 Broadway, whieh Mesere. HART & DUDLEY ¥ n the Ist of May. for the purpore ‘ot dealing in all inde of fancy Be the mor Elegant and cestly descriptions. The goods, ready for or menting, will be delivered in eel of the city or coun- try, ap ‘constant employment will be given the year round to all who desire it, at their residences. $1 to$3 per day will be easily realized. ane immediately, at thb § ‘Studie Rooms, 604 Broadway. Gentlemen instructed in the evening. ALESMEN WANTED — THREE wanted immediately, to solicit orders and make salen of goods by samples fer & food concern, tn a reputable baal ness, with permanent employinent and’ liberal None Tut kuch an ave fully competent wanted. Apply e087 Dar- clay street, up TUATION WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENOED MID- dle-aged Womanyageseametress or Iady's maid, Has no objection to travel with a Indy. Satisfactory roferoncogiven, from the Indy shelived with. Apply at her present employ. er’, No. 8 East Seventeenth street. ITUATION WANTED—BY A PROFESSED COOK, OF middle age, ins private ike first class ‘boarding house. If in a'private family, will assist in the washing, de.; “will.not leave the city: Apply nt her present, em- Ployers, No. 278 Fourth avenue, Sho is eapatier honest and respetful. ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GENTEEL RE- D spectable young wouten, who aro sisters, one 8 lady's understands getting ‘up the most particular mus- nd is a good plain seamstress; would be willing to at in housework, if required. | The other as chambermatd d seamstress. Both under heir business thoroughly, and ‘can procure the most satisfactory reference. Inquire between the hours of ten and twelvo, at the corner of Broad- way and Twenty-sixth atreet, Madison marble yard, No. 1,000. HE FRIENDS OF A PROTE* TANT ORPHAN GIRL, sixtcen years of age, wish to procure her a situation to do general Housework, take care of children, or make her- felt generally useful," Wages not so much an object, a8 & permanent home. A placo in the country preferred. A note addressed to Mrs. Alwin, Williamsburg Post Office, sta- ting when and ‘where the girl must call, will meet with prompt attention for threo days. 10 FAMILIES GOING TO EUROPE.—A pled FOUR MEN t deal, with's family going to to engage as compal nion square Post office. Europe. Xedrece J. $7 B, wo SPANISH GENTLEMEN, cape te dd WITH the Freneh and agiish languages, and who can give the ir services, either to keep tle Spsn- sommmercial house, to collaborate in pers, or as translators and tion eer Spanish book: ddresa the edlelen of Spania correctors for the pul K. R. H., Heral NE PERSONNE FRANCAISE MUNIE DE BONNE recommendation, tres honne coutericrs, abiluer aux nts desire lace comme bonne d’enfants dans une famille American. W'adresser Pst lettre M.C. D., Herald office. Depuis age de se mois j’usque 8 a ANTED—A FIRST RATE SE TO take care of @ child, and to do plain sewing; an Amer- fean or English prefe oh an one will find a good place and liberal wages, by applying at No. 52 Ludlow stroet, near Grand street. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT NURSE TO TAKE CARE of two small children; muat be a good sewer. Apply at 187 East Twenty-sixth street. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED woman, who has lost her own baby, and has good fresh milk, to take a baby, one week old, to ler own retidence to nurse, Good reference required. Apply to Robert C. Evans, No. 55 Hudson street, corner of Amos. “WANTED-4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO HAS had experience in_ taking care of children, and can do plain sewing. Apply at 37 Tenth street before 11 o'clock A.M. TANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A healthy woman, who has lost her baby,four months cide Please cali at 166 East Twenty-secone street, second floor, front room. TANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A ctable married woman, who bas lost her ba seven weeks eld. No a short distance the country. tieth street, betwe eect nitd Eighth avenues, third story, fromt room. be seen for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS MONTHLY NURSE, by an American woman, capable of taking the whole management of both mother’ an Please address Nurse, Broadway Post Office, for two wo days. TED—A YOUNG LADY, OF PLEASING AD- dreas and good taste, to. go to a pleasant country vil- Inge, neventy miles from this city, to aesist ing care of iid two years old. She must be a good Tadley’ dtoes sap: ker, oF havo experience in making up necdlework and goode, To a compotont person this will prove a pleasant Tmanene situation, Call at. 13, Wooster street, on before 8 A. M., or Wedn before 9. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK IN A PRIVATE family, by a respectable English woman, who thorough: ly understands her profession; would have no objection to go in the country if required. given. Ple The best of reference can be apply at No. 128 Chrystie street, for three WARSTED-A SITUATION AS PARLOR OR CHAM- bermaid, by « respectable young woman, or who would Lhousework in « have no objection to undertake ths gone’ Apply at small family, being a good washer and ir lonroe street. TANTED—A_ SITUATION, and seamstress, in a private ison ferred.) can give good recommendations from last employ: Can he vecn for two or three days, by applying at No. 3 etreet, corner of West Broadway. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT young girl, as nurse end seainstress, or ag ohamberm Can do up musiing neatly, is kin so ettiaran and is wilting to make herself neetul, roference, lease call at 58 West Twonty-seventh street, two doors from Sixth avenue, at her present employer's. Can be seen for two days if not engaged. er. BY A CHAMBERMAID (Protestant pre- TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A NE. fix}, of gentecl addross, nf children’s nurse, plain and hew nb also competent to m shirte Fhe highest testimonials ae te ) neatnoss, and trustworthiness from her Jatt ¢ if’ required. City reference given, Please call at No. 2 st avenue, Fecond floor, front room for two days. SITUATION, AS SBAMSTRESS OR mpetont, Fritertant woman: se is enpa- ¢ charge of an fa Mark’ Apply 92 St. avenue, third floor, WASTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as lady's maid; from Londo understands cress makiog and all kinds of plain rowing, the making up of fire musting; also has a good ik Ke Lair dressing. Good reforcnee, Hae no oifection to ceuntry, or to travel. Can Te seen ter two days at No Fifteenth street, corner of Piret avenue, fould have | | WwW you 1 irl, 08 a ee ANTED—& SITUATION, B sitar ait ae a fae 4 ming: bee of ety days, at No. 5 Avenue B. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY i Yow og tote vat} Pama tg ted wenty. ‘thir Bale cect Baca rattretce giveuy Pl aa ils, portend beg yp vy aes BY A RESPECTABLE the géneral, jgseowork kof small sher there distance in tho Jan be seon for two days, Arya has fod ct gfe Teese te \d Second avenues. W45NIED—4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE irl, a6 chambermaid an waiter, orto do genera! call at 248 Mulberry street. housework fora small family. Good city reference. ‘Pleate a inate ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, woman, as cook and firstrate woul short can be sigh ae Please iL Broadway and the Bowery, a the BY A RES?’ Le foams a country. Houston strect, between the store. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young itl to take caro of child can do plain sewins try. Good sit i at No. 41 e can be giver jroome street, in the rea ~~ ven if equi Please Was: SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as chambermaid, bed in § C Please ci second Paty nall private’ family. ighth street, betwee) Folin cag mn avonues Cand D, or waiter, or to do Good ‘reference Weseee we SITUATION, BY a RRPERCTAELE 1g Ise women, ns cha the country, fest Spee Can be miberm Has go gaia from te igen for two days, if not ongaged, ut street. he has no ol ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTARLE Protestant assist with w The beat of iy relerences can be given 183 Gregpwich avenue, nour Thirtocnth street. Egy § mau A TRON, dasiness fry au ite ‘bea be seen for t family; can with whom she has lived. Tireet, second ft ANTED—A SI’ Young Woman, a frat rate cook, to attend to all kin Good tity reference given. of cooking. No. 166 Ninth strec ween for two days. Vee SITUATION, BY Protestant you: to do general housewor city reference. Can b street, in the rear, iret 08. days at No. 51 Charle 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY oung Woman, as ook, oduce frat vale’ testimonials from hambermaid, and Fse and sexmatre Please call at No. ng Woman, ironing, or BY A RESPECTABLE cook; one that understands her Rest of tte pereness. Can A ‘washor and ironer, in a private "RES! PECTABLE ‘he families ase call or addros 10307 Mott yon m, for two day TUATION BY A RESPEOTAR! Please to call at Can be north corner of Third avenue, A RESPECTABLE woman, to cook, wash and iron; or in a small private fainily. Best of for two days at No. 43 Spring rr. Wantep—a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE privage family; has’ n work. Best of city ref No. 43 Spring street, fi ANTED—A 81 Protestant housework ofa a1 she has no qaente young, woman, as chamberm: 1, to do the ghamber 1 private famil aid or waiter in small ‘0 objection to do the general house- ference. Can be seen for three days at in the rear, firet floor, front room, ITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE. and goneral nts @ home, a8 ‘lease call ne No. No. 235 second floor, front room. Nt pat es SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, ing, second floor. or general housework, gotdg #9 the country. to do the cooking, washi RK, nd iron- of mall faraily | w profer Please ‘call at 270 First avenue, Can be seen fur two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY young woman, t and has no objection Has good city reference. Woet Twenty-fourth + A RESPECTABLE ‘0 mind children; is a good seamstress, to xo a short distance in the countr; c one be seen for three days, at af eet ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AT ENs roman, Sevent housework. ventecnth street. private fami waning and t rot ne tl Pleas fall a0 253 ightecoth street, between First aven' d avenue A, first floor, front room.’ Can be seen for two A RESPECTABLE cook, Washor and fronor, or to do ‘an be seen for two days, at 77 West ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do geucral housework im a small or a «o a8 chambermaid, and asrist in the objection to go’ a short di at of city reference can bo young woman, ‘ood dressmaker, can jo all kinds of pinin sewing. Cit: seon at 383 Broome stroet, near one week. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT as lady’s ‘maid and seamstress; is eut and make children’s clothes, and reference given. julberry. Can be seon for ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A woman; abe i iron well, if require 52 Vandam street, front basemen ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ¥ 7 Would tuké the plaoe of waiter or nurse ¢ family, and make herself usofal. ill be given. Apply at218 Mercer PROTESTANT n excellent cook and baker, and he country preferred. “Please eall at ‘OUNG GIRL, 15 r%. Pain cook; it ection todo the gene ¥, The best of city reference can be given it required, tion to No. 433 ANTED-—A_ SIT SITUATION, BY young English nurse and ehambermat Cen be seen fer two da; {TED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, good Washer and froner; has no ob- ral jousework of a small private fami- Has 0 Ashort distancein the country. Please ati t, in the rear. A SMART, TIDY woman, as nurse and seamsti can cnt and fit ebildren’ Kt 109 avenic A. ITUATION, BY A YOUNG COLORED ‘woman, to travel with a Indy to Europe, or as stew- E ae steamer, Good reference given. Call “‘WANTED—2Y A RESPECTADLE GIRL, tion as good cook A SITUA. 2 : ean be seon for two days at No. Union Court, neer Union square; can give the best of city re- erence. ANTED—RBY A RESPECTABLE ope ay young man, a situation as coachman or groom; he i willing to artist in s garden, and to make himself us ful to his employer. for two day! Tes Please call at. rood city references. Can be seen ree Was BY A man, no objections to do eh: Please address J. M., RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- tuation as housekeeper; can give best city snd country referenae; has lived nine yours in o amberwork private family. in Herald ofiee, for two day ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, er, or to take care of irening. Good refere situation as chambermaid and wait- children and assist in washing and nce, if required. Apply at 143 Six- teenth street, front basement, for two days. — ‘ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT orto ta Place. App! ‘oung girl, @ fituation as chambermaid and waiter. ke care of children, and can do plain sewing. ply at 120 Laurens She is a good Merges andironer, Good city reference from her last ANTED—BY A. uation as an English cook in a private famity., ¢ City reference from her last place. street, second story, front room. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SIT- Mott ‘Can_be seen for two days. Please call at No. ANTED—BY A ation as chambermaid, cook, w: Please city reference. de seen for two di RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- tand ironer. Good call ‘at 207 Eighteenth streot. Can ANTED—BY A a rituation. housework three persons Tast place. aven' mall Can Is a good washer and ironer, and # good baker. Please at at 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Iain cook and x first Tn willing t0 do the Private family, where there are two Or Produce good city reference from her Fourth street, near Second ANTED—BY A ironing. best of arte, tuceitli. Can bi r ANTED—BY A a tituation as cook, in s emall reepectab truly references. She und cau come, highly, Feo would assist a little ssituation as good cook and first-rate washer ai ironer, or would do chamberwork Was threo yoars in her mn be seen for two d RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, d assist in washing and situation. Piease call at 48 Factory street, en for r two days. ehambermaid or value or to do gene-» family. The best of city reference ys at No.7 Ludlow ‘st floor, front roo! RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Dusiness, and can give the jerstands all branches of cooking, ommended from her last place in washing. Plonee call at 43 Charles street, between Fourth and Greenwich avonues. Can be seen tor two di ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YO! a rituation to do housework; good washer ANTED—BY A a situation ia dren aad do pl: can be riven” the Lost of city reference. ird avenue, in the dry goods store. sowing, or chamnbermaid, Inquire at 174 Twelfth stroct, between Uni- versity plnec and Fifth ‘Cail for two days at 2a RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN & private family to take care of chi Good reference TANTED—BY A arituation as fectly understands her b can be given. M4 East Twonty-firs firet floor, b aven Can be seen for two days b; ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA hambermnid and Inundress, who iness. The best of city reference applying at No. focoud’ snd Third t streot, Letween W: ANTED—BY A unders! Please c ANTE: —BY A eituation as plain cook, Jection to do honsework, Can Weaver for three day 11 Columbia atreot ANTED-—BY A a situation as ¢ ference furnishe 0 fayette place, betwee be seen for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, anitration a¢ chambermaid or Inundross, who fully nds her business. at 244 Mott street. The best of city reference given, RE! BC TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, id ironer; has Bp ob RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ook, wather, and ironer. Good city m stp Apply at No n Great Jones and Foorth street. Can W’ ANTED—BY A a situi dren, cr to sesiat in t noe can be given. be seen for two di RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, herwork and take care of chil! he 7 Ning and ironing. Good city re- Bowery, in the rear, JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as chambermaid and to take care of ehil ren, cr would do the ly. Would have no objection to go a short distance in t! country, Good city seen for three days, ag until 4 o'clock, Bishi Smith, socond how: street, South B given. Plenge call » story, front room, be be ween for two days, y TANTED—BY A oss well. ing of a respectable private fami- Tofexence given if required. Can be if not eng: © call, from 10 from’ Borgen "ECTANLE YOUNG WOMAN, cook and washer and ironer; she under: he best of city reference ean bo 1 9 Nineteenth street, rear house, third tween Sixth aud Sevonthavennes. Can if not ongnged. RESPECTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 cituation as cook in.» eral private feinlly; te willing te atsict in waehing and ironing. of city reference riven, Can be seen for threo days at No. 100% Greene street, Letween Bleecker and Amity etreets, TANTED—BY A itvation a9 ¢ writ in. washing \ vefehenee can Two ty-ghise etree Ye PRCTARLE YOUNG WOMAN, RE or. She is willing red. The beet of sil at No. 60 Woet Pleave be tween Ninth and Tenth avenues Walker street, | Fourth avenue, Wantw. Ww* qe vg dopmer agueretk in . a A RASPECT AREA, bain WOMAN, asher, and ANTED_BY A RESPECT AR; WOMAN, W ibtituation as cook, and te delrantleg aad (ironing: reference fro Inst Bie nye i street, frat. door, tone sonnet place, soon until Waa le A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN bambermsid, or eonens suite Best of reference, giv: Fourth street, between First and Second ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion to do general housework of jay ting. in ed fomily; is a city re- ference from her rocifae ol 8 at Twenty- fourth NT D—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, & tite first ral 1 Who perfeotly wader tion to assist in wash Ww firet street, Letweel back room. WoAnrpits A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION in a private family, as Iaundress, or to do chambor- ork and rrhe bent vse ty be aed re et place. Can be ren for (wo days. Please Ww Fourth rareet. twe deste frou’ Biath evenea’ seco tour, in tiie rear. AMIED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION: undress. Has ibe best of city Teferenes, Pivass call at 104 Thompcon threct ANTED— BY A VERY EFFICIENT YOUNG WO- man, rire 7 as cook, washer and eae isn good baker and understands her business well; n> objection sea bo ayere in city 'y or count Can p Juce the bext ference. Wai ‘Apply at 233 = not so much an object good place. LEAD ise! nt ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- Med, situations one as cook and the other ax chamber. maid and waiter, to assist in washing and ironing; cool city kate oth. “Apply at No, 7Hester street, back too ANTED BY TWO ¥ TWO YOUNG LADIES, 81 tore or saloon. Inquire at ae 0 Lonard street, second oor. Se ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RE! women, one as cock, the other as laundrens. mtg Cs fu washing. rl references given from their Inst places. Can be wenter wwe days ut 208 Twelfth street, between Broadway and Unive tity place. PA TED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE women-one as cook. ist in veskiag and roniag’ the obber. ao. chamberais, ned $05 teeateuie and ironing. Can be seen for two days. Apply at No. 224 Sullivan street, room No. 20. WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION TO tend store, or would tal situation to wait on a lady end do sewing. Good reference can be givgn. an be seo for two days, at 03 Tenth street, opposite Tompking square. 7 ANTED--BY A YOUNG ENG ‘ation as chamber ti Sroning, or to tal Can give good city teenth street, betwee floor, back room, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A FRENCH NURSE, WHO good recommenda- ie a neat seamstress, and can bring | tions, will hear of a rood ‘situation, a short. distance in the risania Post Office, gountey, by addreveing J. M. 8,’ Morr ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY. A NEAT, TIDY rirl, who can come well recommended, and thot tends cooking, washing, and sas but two izle are Good’ wages given. Call at Merelock. ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY OF THREE, hest thdy girl, who ean come well revomusaded aut thoroughly understands cooking, washing, roning, and gan eral housework; only inch a one need ‘apply, tixor 1d Cottace place neue Blecoker stfoets 11 o'clock in the mornin Waszep A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT an coachman and groom. Cau ee for . 738 Norfotk street. The best of city ironing, t. ANTED—A SITUATION. AS GARDENER, BY & steady, activa young man who perfeetly ie his business: in all its various Gere Ripe pcre hoot house, and the la: out of flower and xe aigivation of atl Ri sof vegetables jon act re- Fred, fing had five yenra.xperionce a this country, diem 5. Mu Gardener, Herald office, whieh shall move with NTED—A SITUATION, AS GARDENER, BY A married man, who cau. take charge o hou flower and vegetable garden, farming, nd taking care of stock. Has lived ovor ten years in bis tact place, and can be well recommended from said place. In- quire’ at Wim. T, Dunlap’ roadway, near Bloocker strect, for R. two days. ‘ANTED—A BOY, ABOUT FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN: years of age, in a real ostate and house agence; 7, office. Ho.must write a good hand, and being the best of recommendations. Apply at 3icFARLAN & MERRITT’ office, No, 87 Third aventio, before nine e’elock, A. M. ROY, 16 or 17 YEARS OF AGE, CAPA- W Aivor attending bar. aad. te imake himself generally useful in a restaurant. Apply at No. 100 Nagsan in the bacement, cys AN cy he MANTO DRIVEA Sosce. E. VAN RANCE, 34 and 3 Canal stree! rear EXPERIENCED SALESMAN IN carpet departu Apply to HORTON 4 79 Fulton stroct, NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS ANNUAL ta a hotel of scoambent, cam as the best refer- ences, Plente address F. J. A., Herald office. 7 ANTED-IN A RETAIL LACE AND FANCY GOODS ARTE a Indy nequninted with the business. Good reference, Fecuired. Apply at, 21 Ventry strech between Canal and Hudzon strects, from 4 to7 ANTED, IN A STORE DOWN TOWN—A MIDDLE. a hrgg Cathoite, of good education: a single, man ‘He muet write a handsome hand, understand © Hider bookkeeping. and have some knowlodge of generally. The situation could only sult a person who bas Fontractea lon habits of eteadiness and strict economy, aa the salery will be moderate, the ocet pation re rquiting Sony rson of good will and unquestion shinee, {no other attended to) Commeroo, Herald office, ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE Bn A oung unmarried man ae waiter. The best references required, A ey at 105 Ninth street, between nine and twelve of elo! TED IMMEDIATELY—A SILK SALESMAN; ONE ANmpetent. to take charge of the retail stock. Apply at A. T. SPRWART & CO.'S, Brondway. ANTED IMMEDIATELY GOOD SHIRT HANDS. ly at t) t ats way, Chinese Be T. NEUVILLE, French shirt maker. TASTED TWO GouD Chetan teh bates IN hd To such jualified, of oods business. as good #1 0.8 and permanent situations wilt be stv BRINCK & RUSSELL, 68 Canal ANTEDSAN ENTRY CLERK, BY A. WHOLESALE ‘dry goods house in St. Louis. ‘One who has ped « expe rience in a dry goods house as ‘entry coo eet, may find a situation, with liberal sal sp addreosing OSB. Qe Herald ofiee, with real name and reference. Woe aes A bebe apie ASA on asers. OP wool, or to take chai vr ting room, by site ooh of server; whe tally neene re cols. Dest of relerence given. Address I r; New York W'NTEREAMILIES 70 WORK IN A COTTON AC: in Connecticut, that have not less than cliaren, between the eee of of ten and nd twenty Jy ys 2 who can ‘are. preferred. Breed Caen ie Atak Tatetay and Weavestay, te pul Bees ond 6th Fs a AD ls i ANTED—AT THE BROOKLYN Drtenearoe Office, No. 4 Sands street, Protesta: fice, ee 4 colored girls as cooks, chamborm: & Teneral houseworkers, errand girls to cag ‘ke. ey must be well poled wit melon _ sad ot. —) ers supplied wi ¢ iar 0 fice. reste ‘ALLACB. ANTED—AT 14 NASSAU STREET, SALESMEN, slerks, sehool teachers, men on st eainers and vail- a boys for trades, porters for stores and hovele, aa situation: aaa aslenee S $1, poss ing partioulars, wil PIN! Tage a deer “4 musical merch pe wholesale anid retail ein non yithont the ifapro lian made by. iallets De ert’s patont boudoir pianos for small rooms. led at lowest rates, RRY & CO., 27 Broadway. awe Pier AND BOUDOIR PIANOS, ote teachers, am seminaries 6 he to lot. ‘RS. SEGUIN, PROFESSOR OF vi English, sacred and secular, alae san acne es 4 urs each day he instruction of rivate, bd thoes tates tended for the pp 3 Fi et iplans, &e., tg hg Y aan o Mn “eee SECULAR Bans ar we Ameri taining nae 01 of nineteen cents for each number. adapted to their arse Be relodi forte ne “ei iba soted, by 0. Pa ii critical mote oad ca eon Whiter ooate oF in firice $ Novello’s ontal sie; , snored mi wot ney fe for tho wae of chal roviet pes mual (seouta sacred (Latin); . bo had gratis 389 Broadway, or forw arded by mail, on receipt of ouc cent ‘ach eatalogue, oF tix cents for the eatalogue complete in one volume. TANOFORTES—EIGHT SECOND HAND SQUARE, nd two do, boudoir pianos, at prices from $0 to $175, aix new pinnos, for sale low: also, ‘fno assortment of Uses Hows’ celobrated American Bitint action pianos. Pianos to rent, ly N. P. B. CURTISS, 447 Broadwa; pPranovonte TOR SALE—FOR SALE, ON ACCOUNT ofleaving for Barope, « handa me seven octave rosewood: Pianoferte, by ong ofthe beet makors of this city, and bought new in December lat. Inquire at 151 Hammoud street, tween # and 1 o'clock. EXTRA PAY. U 8. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFVICE.—OFFICRI « seamen and marines, on the T'acitic, from 1846 to can obtain theft extra pay, THOMAS 'S, BRAYNARD, 81 Wall street, JNITED STATES XTRA PAY OFFIC! vd foor.—OMoers, ) 65 Wan rtreet, feo mon and marites, (or the les tativos of such,) who on the Pacitie ocean from cael ecrved in any United States: Sy Yc ntitied. to double p dune, 1846, to February, 18 Apply ne BLove ¥. KOWING, Ageat. are