The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1853, Page 5

iis NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY. ‘The Latest from Vice President King. A DUEL ANTICIPATED. PROGRESS OF THE GARDNER TRIAL, Sarine Disasters---Murders---Market Reports | &., &., kk. From Washington. UE KANE ARCTIC EXPEDITION—DISMISSALS FROM THE BEVENUE SERVICE, ETC. WasnincTon, April 14, 1853, ‘Dr. Kane is here, and has just received his instructions for his Arctic expedition, from the Navy Department. He expects to sail by the lst of May. He goes first to the head of Baffin’s Bay, and thence to the Polar Sea. He hhas provided for obtaining dogs, sledges, and Esquimaux teaid him. He goes in the brig Advance, furnished by Mr. Henry Grinnell. Several of hia former companions pa him. For lack of funds he has not been able to upply of preserved feod ax is desirable. inas will probably return, if possible, within eighteen It is understood the force in the revenue service is about being reduced by dlamiesing @ considerable number f officers, for whom there is no employment. ‘We hear of three or four removals and appointments of @lerks in the different departments to-day. W. W. Deni- sen, of South Carolina, has been installed as chief clerk im the Census Office. The Republic of this merning says that Judge Bronson hhas not yet accepted the New York Collectorship, and if he declines Havemeyer will be nominated if he previously gives a promise to accept. jon, Edward Stanly is about starting to locate in California. 3 ‘The papers state that the securities of Thaddeus Kos. eiuskols executors have paid the amount of judgment wt the estate, recently rendered by the’ Supreme t. ° ‘Thomas Bacon has been appointed Collector at Osawe- jehie, (Ogdenaburg,) New York, and A. Kroner, Collec. Seas halttit's Harboe. a Leon The Gardner Trial. Wastixcron, April 14, 1853, Im the Gardner trial to day, Captain William Gates testified that he was the civil and military Governor of the Department of Tamaulipas frem November, 1846, dur- ing the war, until June, 1848. Dr. Garduer came to Tampico im March, 1847; said’ he bad just arrived from the inte- wior, and wished employment as a physician; witness placed him in charge of the hospital at Tamaulipas. Hearing of an insurrection about to take place soon after, Dr. Gardner, by his direction, made excellent arrange- ments for the defence of the hospital; Gardner remained there, with the exception of three months abseace on eave, until the 24th June, 1848, when he went away with the troops; witness identified copies of his official orders to Gardner; witness went up the river Tampico, in a steamboat of 180 ton ef one hundred and ten miles, to Teuasneg , the fording Place of the great road leading to San Luis Potosi; hi also ascended the river Panuco, in a steambcat, sixty miles; identified maps of these rivers made from his own obrervations and those of the topographical engineers; rdner was actively employed while there as paysician and assistant surgeon, and on one occasion he sent him ‘op an expedition; saw him at Tampico almost daily; knew nothing tbat would tarnish his reputation in the slightest degree; had the highest admiration of him as a gentle- msn and ag sgnyaa ; he was the most wonderful man he ever beheld. Mr. Larned, clerk in the Freseury Department under wy Corwin—Was a judge at Tampico; knew Gard- ner there; raw and recognized him on his return; trav- elled with him from Philadelphia to New York, when he went to Europe. Captain Lewis Carr, an officer in the Mexican war—Wai in Tampico in June and July, 1847; Gardner was in charge of the hospital, and performed an operation on hig foot. Witness formed a high opinion of his skill ag a sur- gecn; saw him here in 1849 and '50. acestipanied him Europe; was there when Gardner received a newapa- per conteining the charges against him; on hearing from the District Attorney, he declared his iatention of imme- dia‘ely returning to the United States, and caused $10 060, which tad been placed to his eredit at George Peabody's, of London, to be put to the credit of Corcoran & Riggs. Me Court then adjourned. The Health ot Vice President King. Mosie, April 14—9 A. M. Vice President King,ince his arrival here, has been afiiicted with severe spells of coughing. Last night he vested well, and seemed decidedly better this morning; | but the cough has returned. Should he, however, be no worse, he will go up the river to his plantation on Sa- turday. The Tehuantepec Contract Ratified. New Onteans, April 13, 1853, The rchooner Bonita, from Vera Cruz, brings a special messenger with the treaty lately signed by Judge Conk. Jing, our Minister to Mexico, and the Mexican Commis- sioners, guaranteeing to Messrs. Sloo & Co, the neutrality ead posession of the Tehusntepes trancit reute, whitch was ratified on the 28th ult. From Philadelphia, SEVERE BLOW—THE RINK MURDER—TNE " HEMP- FIELD RAILROAD. Puurapenvma, April 14, 1853. A severe blow took place this afternoon, with thunder and lightning. Atin roof was torn from Edwards’ new hotel on Bread street, below Chesnut, and portions were thrown nearly a square dis‘ant. The roofs and upper part of four stores on Delaware avenue, near Vine street, were blown down— Washington Russell, who was passing at the time, was seriously injured. Early tids morning, the various persons who saw the man leave Rink’s store on the afternoon of the murder, were taken into Spring's cell for the purpose of identifica tion. They all, with but one exception, agree that the prisoner’s general appearance resembled that of the per- aon they saw. One witness was positive in his identifica- tion. Subsequently, Spring sent for the Grand Jury, * and volunteered the following statement of his connec- tion with the Rink murder :—‘‘As he was passing the store during the afternoon, he heard a cry of murder, went in, and as Le did so, aman with bushy whiskers rushed out; aw Rink lying on the floor, who exclaimed he was killed; assixted him up, and then ran in pursuit | of the murderer; followed him down Chesnut. street and lost sight of him in Kighth street. Ho having left Ragan’s umbrella in Rink’s stor The City Councils passed an ordinance this evening, wubscribing for ten thousand shares in the Hempieli Railread. A Duel to be Fought. Lovisvite, April 14, 1853. A challenge has passed between Col O’H«ra, of Cuban | * notoriety, one cf the editors of the Louiaville Times, and Lieut. Cummings, aid de-camp to Gen. Twiggs. ‘They are to figit in the moznivg—weapons, pistols—distance, six peces. Foy Convicted of Manslaughter. Rocusster, April 14, 185 ‘tthe boy Gretter. aged 14, was tried to day for killing a Doy, named Satterbee, about the same age, on the 10th of March Inst. He was’ convicted of manslaughter in the third degree, and will be sent to the House of Refuge. Murderer to be Executed. Winxesmarnn, Pa., April 14, 1853, Reese Evans was sentenced to death to-day, for the mur- Ger of Lewis Reeve. The Maine Law Defeated in Canada. Quen, April 14, 1853. Tho Maine Liquor law was lost last night in the Legia- lative Aseembly, by a vote of 82 against, it to 28 for it. Mr. Meagher in New Orleans. Nuw Ogteans, April 12, 1363, Mr. Meagher, at the particular request of @ number of our citizens, delivered « lecture on Monday, on the “Poli tical affairs of Ireland in 1844.” It was the most eloquent discourse yet delivered by Meagher in America, and was zeosived by a crowded audience with great applause. He hee wade a triumphant display here throughout, aad has attracted hundreds of enthusiastic friends. He now goes to Baton Rouge, by «pecial invitation from the Gov- ernor and Legislature of Louisiana. Destruction of a Carpet Factory by Fire. Bostox, April 14, 1853, The American carpet factory in Roxbury was destroyed by fire at three o’clock this morning. The building was four stories high, and was occupied by Eliphalet Baker Koq., for the minufacture of Brussels, Kidderminster, and other carpets. The lower + tory was used in part asa storehouse, and contained a valuable lot of wool. Loss ertimated at $200,000, of which one-third was covered by ance. The fire was the work of incendiaries. The Susquchannah Bridge, &o. Bavrimony, April 14, 1853, “ The Susquebasnah Bridge bill passed the Muryland Senate to-day, by a vote of 13 to 3. It does net need the Governor's Fignature, and is now a law. Mayor Hollins, of tuix citv, was taken suddenly and seriously ill this morning, with hemorrhage ot the lange. p We have no mail South of Richmond to-night. Marine Disasters, SOMOUNER MOUAWK ASLIORE. Purbapetriia, April 1d, 1853. Schooner Mohawk, of Boston, went ashore, four miles Below Indian river, last night. The captafa thinks » steamer could pull her off, BRIG TANG! IN DISTRESS. Noxon. A rit 14 18 The brig Tangent, from Damariscotta for Savaniy put in here with the captain sick, Lake Navigation, Bourrato, April 14, 1853, Lake Frie is clear of ice in this vicinity: teamer Buokeye bas just arrived, and the Mayflower is about Jeaving. CTS. EW ORLEANS, April 13, 1853, Jes of cotton to-day have been 6,000 bales, at full trict middling is quoted at 10c. Crarteston, April 14, 1853. The rales of cotton to day have been 1 100 bales, at a vange of 77%c. alle, The market is stiffer, but quota. ‘tions cannot be altered. ‘Ile week's xalea amouat to 9,000 bales; receipts, 11,000, Sock om band, 65,60) baley. The price @ distance | The Fire Wardens, ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMON COUNGIL—ELEO- ao = egem sen canes Tae anual report fardens, year t Board of Aldermen on from whieh S cee that the for the past tions of the fre bar peed Wednesday evening, whole number of vista Fm has been 1, ‘The number of St ee cad am war was 5 and copies ef the ‘notices’ relative thereto transferred to the trustees of the Fire De t, 79; ditto of viola- tions of ordinances relative to hoistways, notices served and ordinances complied with, 1,063; ordinances not commpled with, and an tranferred to Corporation At- ney, 40—total, 1,658. : They hambee ofbulidings reported to the Chief Engineer as being dangerous, particularly in case of fire, was 44. Quantity of gunpowder seized, 00 Toa. ‘The Board call the attention of the Fire Department to the following dangerous buildings, viz.:—Nos, 181, 183, 185, 187, 189 Seventh street, near avenue B, Gee d a row of four story brick Dulidings that seem to stand in defiance of the laws of gravitation. These buildings (the Board added) are in an over- hanging porition, and itis the opinion of practical me. chaxics t the mere anchors of the beams prevent the walls from falling out: andas they are occupied by a pumber of families, such an event would cause a de- Plorable loss of life; yet there is no law existing that can compel the owners of such houses to tear them down, or make them secure. The Board also complain of the following build ing indanger of falling:—Building corner of Pearl and Dover streets, (reported last year.) occupied as a biltiant saloon anda ‘ion recently by Hose the two story brick building No. 92 Crosby street, dwell ing: the reat wall of the three story brick buildiag on the north corner of Broadway and Canal street, occupied by the Broadway Insurance Company; the building on the southeast corner of Pearl and Oak streets, a dwelling, re- sed last year; the building No. 102 Duane street, a rewery;: the four story brick building in the rear of Nos. 87 and 80 Elizabeth sireet, a manufactory. The whole number of dangerous buildings reported to the Board since its organization is 106. The Board complain of the laws not giving them sufficient power. Election of Fire Wardens. On Wednesday evening the election of fire wardens took place at Firemen’s Hall. The election was a vory spirit- done, and resulted in the election of the following gen- lerner Henry Lewis, Engme Co. No. 41, elected on 4th ballot. W. F. Ceumwell, Hose Co. No. 25,‘ Sth W.B Hays, (re-elected,) “& ith Isaac T. Redfield, Hose Co. No. 5, Tth + Marine Affairs. Tus Sreampoat J. 8. UNDERHILI—TriaL Trip.—The new and splendid steamboat J. 8. Underhill was. yester- day on a trial trip around the harbor, and worked to the fect ratisfaction of her owners. Her captain, Palmer ‘ary, has bad her built expressly for the excursion and towing business. she is 103 feet long, 22 feet beam, with cylinders 28 inches in diameter and 6 feet stroke. She is named ufter Mr J. 8. Underhill, well known among%ur steamboat owners as one of our best boiler buikders. Her hull was built by Lawrence & Fowks, foot of Grand street, East river, to whom she does much credit, Association for the Exhibition of the Indus try of all Nations. Orricr, No. 53. Broapway, New Yorx. REFRRHMENT EALOONS. Proposals to contract for the privilege of supplying Re- freshmonta at the Crystal Palace will be recoived, at this office, until the 25tn of April, instant. Suitabhe apartments will be afforded by the Asi ation, to be Sted, furnished, and decorated by the contractor, at hig own exp. For the form and dimensions of the apartmonts other ply at ¢ . B.—Wines and intoxicating drinks will be strictly pro- hibited, WM. WHETTEN, Secretary, rtieulars, parties wishing to contract will Monuments in Greenwood Copled.—C. G: PAGE, Daguerrean ‘artist, corner of Eighth avenue and Fourteenth street, will visit Greenwood Cemetery the last of this month, for the purpose of copying monuments and taking views.’ All persons interested in any lot or monu- ment can have the same correctly copied, by addressit ‘G, PAGE, cor, Eighth avenuo and Fourteenth st. N. B.--Liknesses of deceased persons and invalids taken at their residences. Infants taken in four seconds, Drake's Spring Styles of Gentlemen's Hats bre elegant and desirahle, He has also a splendid assortment of children’s fancy straw goods of the richest materials Stundard prices for silk hats, $4, $3, and $2 50. call, at No. 9 Bowery. (O8, ARMSTRONG. Rost. J. Tirraxy, Foreman, Give him a Salesman, ‘W. P. David's New Styles of Gentlemen’s decidedly the most beautifal hats yet offered to the pu They are bighly creditable to his taste and skill, those who want a really superb article should look in at his salesroom, $01 Broadway, second door from Duane stroct. Gentlemen’s Hats—Spring Styles.—Rafferty & Leask areon hand, ng usual, with their beautiful hats of tho spring style. They invito ‘attention to their stock, as comprising an aesortment got up by experienced and practi cal workmen, and under their own supervision, and they are confident that they caunot be surpassed at any price. A general assortment of caps and children’s straw and fancy goods. RATFERTY & LEASK, 67 Chatham strect, and on the corner of Chatiiam and Pearl streets. “Oh! What a Beautiful Boy!” exclaimed a Indy to her friend, “and what a splendid blonde lace straw hat he has on! Where did you buy it!” “At W. BANTA’S, corner of Canal and Wooster strevts, He keeps a most beau: tiful assortment of fancy straw hats and caps, for Minses and Masters lesides hie general stock, including the now celebrated $3 new Spring kat for gentlemen, You should virit him and ece the novelties.” Hats —Special Notification to Gentlemen.— On the cecasicon of inviting the attention of their customers, ae well.as the generality of the Rubio, to their arrangementé summer, Waravcks, Hatters, Irving are yas to areasion ton to continue their business on the sane dis tinctive principles as have heretofore clevated their estab- lichment and given it the pre-eminene> so generally con- eeded. The high standing repntation of their fabric, remder them tenacious of not falling into the common error of the day, by promising in advertisements more than is consistent with faet, and yet wish to proclaim that they are fully alive to the advantage oes, themselves of every novelty and new invention which tends cither to improve or really to cheapen the class of merchandise they oficr. Their position in the trade enab them to secure an carly transmission of dation of our native yles. ndant facilities, to have the very best material as will tend Having briefly placed these facts before gentlemen who are desirous of purchasing where the trath of representations may be relied on, wo respectfully invite inspection of our mennfactures. WARNOCKS, Hatters, 275 Broadway, Ir- ving House. Mealo, Originator and Conductor of Fash- ion for hatsin New York, 416 Broadway, corner of Canal street. Season styles every quarter. Delivery for spring of 1653 now ready, and very elegant. MEALIO, Hatter. At the Extensive Retail Clothing Estab- Hehment of ALFRED MUNROE & CO., No. 441 Broadway, purchasers will find a large and excelleut variety of fashion: cknowledges | vie clothing, of entirely new styles, xuitable for the present d approaching season, and all sizes, for mon, boys, and Children. Every article well. made, aud the best of trtin mings used. No deviation, in any instance, from marked prices. The Next Collins Steamer arriving from sa large consignment of cloths, cassimeres, estings, (rescrved styles) expressly manufactured or GLO. P. FOX, United State leader of fashions, You will then find that’ “Cwur de Lion” do Reynardo i3 a bad one tobeat. Fox's efforts were great duriug his “high life bolow stairs;” former efforts are now to be merged into ob- scurity, when the doors of the new drawing room store fre thrown open for the reception of the representative sovereigns during the levees at the exocutive mansion of the Presidont of Farhions. Carriage entrance 333 Broad- way, corner of Anthony street. The French have a saying, which means, In English, “Get a good name, and you may lie abed.” "The maxim will not auswer in New York. GREEN, No. 1 Astor House, obteined cclobrity iy making shirts of exquisite ft, and delivering them acsording to promise, and he keeps his good name by going on as he began. ‘We advise our readers not to be led away by the flaming advertisements of those who pretend to work wonders in the shirt region. By ealling on our friend, McLAUGHLIN, 202 Greenwich strect, corner of Chambers. you can have a ict of shirts made up at a fair price, which cannot be excelled. Canal Street Carpet Store, No. 70 Canal street. E.A. PETERSON & CO. call the attention of their friends to the stock of new and elegant carpetings just received from the most celebrated manulactories, comprising tapostry velvet, russels, three-ply, and ingrain; also, a large assortinent of oilcloths, venctians, mattings, window shades, &c., &e. English Floor Oticloths, Eight Yards Wide, Gorgeous new styles of scroll, Gothic aad Italian fresco aintings, at HIRAM ANDERSON’S, No. 99 Bi 000 yards of saloon oilcloth. at 28. bd, 4s. yard, of one to two yards wide, all new and fashion: patterns, Splendid Carpetings.—Smith & Lounsbery, 448 Pearl streot, have recived, per late arrivals, a 1 stock of velvet tapestry, Brussels, three-ply, and ingei carpeting, of ehaste and clegant ‘hich, hs been purchased previous to they Suggestive Queries to the Careless and In- different.—Are t- hat that ‘enuses you to lol of an ordinary id mi: id well selected call and select from the large an X & JAMES, the proprietors of the “ Prascott Yan article alike brilliant in its conception and, manufacture. Price only four dollars, The Key!=—The Key to Uncle Tom’s Cabin, By Harriet Beecher Stowe. 80,000 copies first edition £8000 erdered before publication. ' Price ents in pape cloth 75 cents. This great work will be published on Thu day, April iM. JOUN JEWRTT & Co., Publishers, Bos- ton. Por sale by all booksellers in the United States, “Whe Clandestine Marriage.”—Chis is the title of a story which will be commenced in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle on Saturday next, 16th inst. The romantic fate of the heroine, and the thrilling passages with which the work abounds, will enchain the attention of the reader from its commencement to its close. To Men of Business who seek publicity I offer, on peoulinr and equitable terma, a medicine which, for efficiency and extent, is unexampled in the history of adver- tiing. Yor circular, containing particulars, address T. L. NICHOLS, 16 Spruce strect, or at Port Chester, N.Y. To Housckecpers,—Your attention Is invited to the large lot of handsome furniture, to be sold this day, by order of the morty by R. C.'KEMP, at his sales N Nassau street, near Fulton. ‘bhis sale com- prices @ very large and beautiful assortment of good quality furniture, carpets, pianofortes, inirrors, oil paintings, ko, and is well worthy of attention. MurtcRemoval—Selling off at Cost.—The rubseriber, having purchased tho stock of muste and plates of J. M. Jaques, #0 Broadway, and being obliged to remove in a few day HORAC itysell the mule at cost, previous to removal, E WATERS, sign over the door J. M. Jaquos, Two Shilling Daguerrcotypes,—Rees & Co., the orivinnters of the cheapest avatem of picture-making the world, take more pictures Guily tuwu way bleu 0-6. Lishinentsin the Sty aud fi for Leng highee paw acd artistic mer t, but tem cag equal, ab higher prio Home at xy Lyvadwny. . DRESSMAKERS, AND street. None bat ‘ANTED—TWO lo. BY THE FIRST OF MAY, BY A PRIVATE ) & young girl, as cook, washer and well recommended. Apply at 177% Notice.-After first of May our store at three o’cl SRO. th —BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH grain, carpeting, Wait reference, @ ene to £ ae house- On ? RESPECTABLE YOUNG E. terns of ingra thet wishes to with ine Beou aceustonst Co travelling bildren intoetbey referees ve aa would expect no Temonersiion duri. to Europe. Ad weeks : ke, cooking, washing, 25, 30, 40, 50, 60, Sojection to goin the 6 'ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ly, as plain ive the best of re- TTER WANTS A SITU. ENERAL Wo tira | AL Caters hes hea Nba capes linda ustralia; travelling, and could take fall charge OF would go ae ardess; peer, new spring sty! -- gharacter and abil er packets frem Kurope, PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A situation as nurse or scamstress, or cham id. ling similar goo: PRIVATE FAMILY, Crystal Palace Carpets, at Hiram Ander- ight spacious sles rooms, 4 of English mosaic royal velvet tapzstry, a rial three-ply carpeting, i for exhibition at the tal Pal ‘We do say that Lockwood's, No. 58 Fulton atreet, is one of the best places in New York to Jowolry, tilverware, gold pens, dc., good and ches! id be convineed. Watches and music work ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A as first rate cook, wi and young woman, with w eseeptlonstle re . 44 Greenwich aveni at 110 Laurens nen Orewa ANTED—TWO GERMAN GIRLS, ONE AS COOK neral housowork, ply this day at 1 SPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION; ‘a good dressmaker, Indies. Has mo object! distance in the country. The best of Pleaso all or addree the rar, secon@ floor, Ca RESPECTABLE MARRIED W‘ child to wet nurse. Milk two weeks old. Satisfactory y Doctor F. Douglas, 2/2 Hester street. N AMERICAN LADY, 6F HIGHEST REFERENCES, (a Catholic,) would take charge of a few children at her own residence, who may require maternal eare; tlemen, (with attendance of required. Address Ea sewing, ane ‘a short distance references can be in the country. Madison strect, in | street, RESPECTABLE ANTED—A SITUATION, BY woman, to do ghamberwork. or to oe ee of t in the country. “4 call at No, 168. Went. Sixtes id Ninth avenues. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A bermaid and waiter; woul 0 to the country, Please ween Eleventh and Twel mn for two days. information give assortment in the Dealers supplied from y climate, and ‘Window Shades—Best world, at KELTY & FWRGUSON' and 54 Reade street. ‘Shades warranted to stand an, any other establishment. ades, painted and I tend a house for order, in see objection to assist in 60. To Mechanics of every kind.—The True RESPECTABLE Tah TRADME, a0. SeFea rds a Soa eae ret ‘ i. Ww. Finio: rr, Committee, y onder, ARCHITECT WANTED—A vinat RATE in an office in this city. ‘able to make plans and drawings of every Lind of Ualding, toe sent aee upwards. an Of proper qualifications this is of & permanen| apaselly of ceintecopeagt meoaon "Asaress, ‘A. B., 178 Seventh street. 'N A bedroom to bet, to 7 one or two gentle fronting on Tompkins 0 gentlemen, pins park, Berk of = —-__ ae A FIRST RATE HOUSE PAINTER WANTS AJOR OF ainting, in the cit; try scan furnish somagoos andes ry job with espateh. ‘Kadress . M., New York ASSISTANT BOOKEEPER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN of experience end good - manent dituation by sppiying to i BELLS 66 Canal stavet. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS - A Warncaaue Youxe wy wants ST 1 to hc nerall useful. Good reference, if required. from Me let glee, seen for one diy. Pleuse call om M. Fitepatrtok, Gardener and frie, corner of Twenty-ninth sitet’ bad rot way. ao KKEEPING.—AN SLT RBANCED ROORRERE- r three hours to spare i th a merebant ¢ his books, e ith a 0 post, balance, or close his books aoe Se tiafactory references given. “Address 1.0. 8, Weat? ern Hotel, Cortlands street. RIED WOMAN WISHES A otablo family as wet nuree, sn be seen at her resi situation ip som. having lost her own baby. 1 Thirty-seventh street, between Second and Third ave Can bo seen for a weok. GIRL WISIIES A way for a mechanic to prepare for a #, is to buy for his wil one of SINGER'S patent sewing mach ‘women in New York who, with n mechanics way 258 Bi or for any flue- ughter or sister, chine, earn muol examine, and buy « ma- ANTED—A COOK AND A private family. They must tions required. Apply at 66 Pierrepor War maid, CHAMBERMAID, INA Lae ee 3 Duainess 'y. Good recom nt street, Brooklyn, RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS CHAMBER- end ironing. Those with ‘est Nineteenth street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE rl, to do the chamberwork of a small pri- of Please call at No, streot, Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS LADY'S MAID, BY A joung French person, to'travel in Europe, sutdsfactory recommendations @ill be given resent employer, at second house above Thi Fifth avenue, any day, between 10 and 12 A. M. BY A RESPECTABLE ins private family, as has SITUATION, AS SEAMSTRESS, is a firet rate hand to fit and make dresses. Feferences. Hus no objection to country. Pleasecall troct, first floor. LADY'S MAID WANTED—ONE WHO IS A GOOD seamstress and understunds di k and French flu 43 Ninth street. LADY ABOUT LEAVING FOR EUROPE WISHES r vovk, Sheis an honest, sober, lerstands her business thoraugh: 0 © short distance in the M. to4 P. M., at No, poids dois: do fine washin, One More Left.—Notwithstanding the Great rush for Porous Glass Filters, there ia yot ono left, which a not supplied with ‘this useful article, can pro- Broadway, for $1 50. Also, headquarters for rators, water jars, &c, Watts’ Nervous Antidote is a certain and wre for neuralgia, rhoumatism, tic dol@eux, eramps, om 10 o'clock A. cy tious, at No. corner Hudson to get a situation for hei industrious woman, and ly. Address M. B. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT- nation as cook, and to assirtin the washing and iron- Please call at 253 and money refunded. $1 per bottto; si Depot 56 Ana street, one door below Nass x bettie, au. Sent to an: of the country. 2 Short, but to the Puint.—No I will furnish enough of ntidote to cure any disease, (but chronic F1,) without cost, if nob suseessful. y you don’t believe it, but try it. Greenwich street. Dr. Powell will receive his Eye and Ear patients from ten to four o’clock daily, at 502 Broadway, and those in limited circumstances from ‘nine to t private clinique, (see circu: in the Eye” can be procured at his olfic like the natural in color am ANTED—A SITUATION, East Twelfth street, is RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN wante a situation, to do the kousework of a respectable family, or togo as chainbermald and waiter; understands her business. Please call at '43 Jay sti ith avenue, between Twenty-tecond and Tweuty-third streets, in the store. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COO) yan, who t] branches; is willing ing und froning. Beat of city references. Mulberry street, between Houston J ANTED—A "SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE erul housework in a small pri- oul washer and on to go a short T. WATTS, 426 Kk, BY A RESPECT. ly understands her assist in the wash- fe E.—A STEADY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ‘as lived three years in her last and do up her fine linen, en trustworthy, and lace, would wait will be found in ticularly fond young woman, to d way honest an haracter will be found most Hav no objection to travel or to go in the country. Please th street, near Third ayenu YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUA- tion as cook, washer and and irouer, in @ private family. Can be soon for two days at 7 good refereneo gi distance in the country. Please call at No. in the rear, fourth floor. Can be tven for ti Dr. Whecler, Oculist, recetves Patients at idence, 28 Barclay street, from 8 A. M, to 2 P. M. ye, no matter how long standing, or how or obstinate they may be in their nature, can be off Ps gt cure effected. Artific! call at 11S. East Twenty: ANTED—A SITUATIO! would be willing ¢o ion.to goin the country. ‘The best. of eli The best of city’ reference. ect, second floor, room No. 4. YOUNG WIDOW LADY, WISHING TO GO TO California, would like to go under the protection of sore gentleman who is going dircot to San Francisco, as she Las an interest in for two days only. rs Inquire at No. & Schermerhorn strect, Brook: Hair Dye and Halr Preservative —Christa- lyn, betwoen Haight and Mond rtreets, doro, in offering to the publio th a tions, guarantees that in no instance whatever ti Yea failure—the dye in changing instautly the secmly hair to a natural black tive in glossing, silkening Christadoro’s, No. 6 Astor Hous an be seen for two valuable pr ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPE( one to do plain cooking and washer and ironer; the other to de general houseworl an cxeclient washer and ironer. Goo city referen call at 42 Multerry etreet, up stairs, second floor, back Toom. Can ho seen for two deys. JANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION av good plain cook, washer and ironér, or to do general housework; the best of city reference from her last place. Can be seen for twoduys at 38 First avenue, second zflour, e ‘ommunications A. 'T., Broadway Po OY WANTED—ONE ABOUT FOURTEEN YEARS old, to attend in an express office, and ride eround with one of the wagons in the evening. with good reference, need apply. Wages $2 per week. Ad: dress, with reference, E. A. S., box 2,008 Post Office. (OLORED SERVANTS WANTED.—A WOMAN cook; she must bea firet class cook, none other will woman as chambermaid and waiter. between Broadway and Uni or brown, and the preser: d invigorating its rooty and privately applied, at Gouraud’s Liquid Hair Dye 1s, without ex. the very best eVer inventod. #. Equally celebrated is Gouraud’s Medicated Soap, for curing pimplez, freckles, sallowness, chapa, rough- proote hair from any part of the hite, aud Hair Gloss, at No. 67 Nowe but an American, ception or reservation, of pulled dyes. Poudre Subtie ody. Liquid Rouge, Lily Walker street, nen Dye —Batchelor’s Celebrated Liquid hair dyeis the best yet discovered for coloring the hair or plied. The wonderful ease and certainty with whick this favorite and old established hair ye performs iy astonishing. It is forsale, or applied, at LA wig factory, No. 4 Wall street, ‘stal Palace.—Strangers ing the Fair thould be informed where cheapebt wigs and toupees. C provements, both in fit and form, kave rondorcd thom tho Wonder as well as the delight of all wig wearers. Copy the address, 179 Broadway, up stair: ,ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SIT. uation ae firet rate cook; baker; would assist in the was! tions to go a short distance in the country; best Can be scen for two days at 38 First avenue, second floor, front room, from 9 till 5. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 0 do the evoking, washing, and ironing neral housework for 2 or to do chamberwork, fine washing, and iron- e the best of city refercuce from her last place. at 126 Mott street, room No. 12, up stairs. Le teen for two day: NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A tituation as seamstress ; understands cutting aud ti i dresses perfestl: maid, and will make herself cencrally useful. Gi reference. Can he seen for two days, at 155 East Twenty- first street, fourth floor. Apply at No. 11) ve Ms |ANVASSER WANTED—TO SOLICIT ORDERS IN tho fancy atationery lino. of eight doliara a weck will Le paid, hesides » comm all orders obtained. Addross Canvasser, Herald offic IRLS. WANTED. — TWENTY wanted immediat whiekers the moment it is ap; Rew York for a private fami), et the best and W'S recent ia. NTED.—ONE WHO a istance in the country, by applying URSE AND SEA ix entirely eapabl le place a short road wa; Wigs and Toupces —1 of wigs is pronounced tho most perfect imitation of nature ever invented. Those wanting a very superior article should ELOWS celebrated wig factory, Ni ftrect, where oan be found the largest aud Lest assortment RGANIST.—SITUATION WANTED, iN ANY chureh of this city, from the dirst of May, by an excel- lent organist, who can produce the best of professional and Address Organist, Union square tchelor’s New Style other clty references. APIER MACIE.—WANTED, A SELE of ancxceptionable ¢ of ladies. to be fitted to descriptions, for the spacior ELL rivate family, No v the country.. Best city reference. Please ad- Wigs and Toupces.—Morchants, Citizens, and strangers requiring ornamental hair of an; ould not fail to eal! and examine the henutlfal ssaor ment had, the best hair dye in nament the nic tore, No. 571 Brot oods, of the most , ready for orna- parts of the city orcountry, end constant employment will be given the year round to all who desire it at their residences. $2 to $$ por cucily realized. Apply immediately, at the studio rooms, 604 Gentlemen instructed in tho evening. Masters aud Misses taught nrawing aud painting every Sat- urday , from 3 to 5B. M. TTRAW SEWERS AND WIRERS. spectable persons in ¢ diately, at 127 xcarl street, up stairs. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation a6 chambermaid and assistaut laundrese. To save trouble, no boarding houso keopors need apply. Ad- dress A. W., Iterald office, or to, 105 Brookiyn, ai her present employer's. ANTED—A be Id M purpose of dealing in all kinds o| elegant and cost]; menting, will be at the celebrated wi; RESPECTABLE lormaid aud laundress, or a8 roferenco given. ‘young woman, as chia chambermaid and waiter. No. 4 Union court Jeventh and Twel(th strects, up stairs. the world. Copy t! Scrofula, Rheumatism, Ulcers, ana the worst HYATT’S Lifo Balsam is the most Can be seen for diseases of the blood. tertain romedy for theso terrible disenacs, suficring the most torturing pal doses of this powerful certain relief, Thousands ol ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, IN ‘a private family, to do tho general housework or cham- Has the Lest of city retorence frem her last place. Pleaee cull at 146 Sullivan street, rear house. ‘ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE PERSON A SITU- ation as chambermaid. ing and ironing, or a: her that a few et pleasant compound will afford cases have been cured. and published inthe Herald, Sun, and other certificates are from well known citizens, who can be seen atany hour. Circulars containing them’ can be had at the nd Grand street. Prive 75 cents. per bot- . all at her late piace of om: inth street, between Fourth avenue and Dean street, South ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY D, cide : RAR nn AAA SRR ARAN —f JANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, A BEE THIRD, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PA P Saltustisavad wel amraa, te Arvepectanteprvetete sila: Her baby was ten weeks old; has a god breact of milk, and. is healthy, Please call at 256 Mott street, for two days. ae! BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, cook ins smali private family; sh Jain cook, and understands bakin he willing ‘to do part of the was f Inquire at34 East Broadway, in the carpet store, Can be Feen for two days. 7 ANTED—IN first class cook, § COOK; BY A WOMAN ads the business in all its of city reference from her last she-can be teen for three dayr. ats. nue, in the barement, nee eeeneey ANTED—AN AMERICAN LADY, AS SEAMSTRESS, small family. Vlease address, without delay, at Swarts’ Chatham square Post office. NFORMATION W who left Altona, Americun ship Romulus, belongin, tain Sieburgh, then bound from TED—OF GEORGE SANDERS, 1818, as.an apprentice on board the to Norfolk, Virgini: amburg, (near Altona, ‘Since then, nothing has boon heard of hima Ly his family, who wonld ‘suitably reward any reliablo in- formation as to his fate. Pl ert Danish Coneul, 69 West st 8 Iain pastry; would an prodtice good yANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, RESIDING AT the Narrows, Fort Hamilton, a and ironer; algo, a chambermafd to ing and ironin, 8 Edward Bech, st rate cook, washer ist in waiting, wash- waiter, and to take care of one SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A French, Sootch, or American, 'pre- ferred. Apply at No. 122 Lawrence street, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GILL, A SITUATION AS Has good reference from her Can be seen for 5 addr ireet, New York, SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF JOSEPH ft Kells, County Meath, Ireland, by sending roadway Post Office, he will hear jeasant h Ls Smith, No. 6 State street, between 9 aud 11 o’c! er last place, Please call at 44 Prince street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN HONEST, INDUS- trious girl, todo chamberwork, or oning, oF to tuke care of childre: rence given. Call at 149 Ninth stro and Fourth avenu ANTED—A SWISS OR FRENCH PROTESTANT to take charge of a little girl, threo years and a jhe must have the best of eity recominendatiens, referred. Apply at 20 Washington . A. WILL PLEASE CALL AGAIN ON HIS ea iries } friend that Le called upon on Saturday evening, April TANTED—A YOUNG LADY, TO ATT 3 Good reference required, wanted. Apply at 64C t AITER WANTED—it R. L., UNION SQUARE.—ALLEN DID NOT RE- éeive your note in tine. appointed this and Saturday mornings LECTURE SEA! {ATHER “GAVAZZVS LAST LEC’ York will be del 2 politan Hall, at ei evening—Italy, 7; MUST UNDERSTAND HIS business, and come well reoommended. Apply at 43 Exchange pince. Will be at the place and hour 0. PL A. A COUNTING-HOUSE, ‘man to earist in writing. He muet write a bold, ox- peditious hand, be correct and quick at figures, and have had experience of the kind referred to. dross Counting House Clerk, box 121 Post Office. s middle aged woman RE IN NEW ‘cred to-nicuy, (Friday, izht o'ciock precisely. Tickets Twenty-fivo cot EW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.—COURSE OF lectures, 1852-1853.—For the benefit of the Firo Proof juilding Fund. ‘Ihe tenth lecture will be dclivered at Metropolitan on Tuceday evening, April 1), by the Hon. ED’ REIT, of Mavenchusctte, o'uloek, the leetnre ta be delivered at 8 o'cloo Tickets may be procured at the Library rooms in the University, aud at the do ANTLD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE None other need apply. werwork and walting in no objection to do plain he can produce ¢ woman, to do the ol private family; hi make herself usofal; y reference as to character, capability and sobriet 17 | rect, hoe store. JANTED—A SMART, INDUSTRIOU, bakery, to pack crack d quainted with the jusiness, Apply at No. 31 © BUY, IN A corner of North The doors wiil he oj TED—A COLORED COACHMAN, AND COOK, ap be well recommended. Apply'at No. 4 New street, first fluor, back office. 2 NG MAN, ABOUT 19 OR 2 YEARS ‘of age, ina lace and embroidery st D. EDWARD: ;ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation as housomaid and to do fine ing and ironing, or she would take a waiting place; un- can bo well reeommenied z , top floor, bi _GEQRGE H. Enst Tw ntieth street, tup floor, ack room, AL MANIFESTATIONS, SPEAKING UNDER inspiration, singin tations, at 413 ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in s small family, a short distance in the country. od recommendations can apply, afti k3 Hudson street. A SMART ACTIVE MAN, A SITUA- orter in a store; would drive a horse and waz- est of city references given. TANTED—BY , corner Lispenard street, ing—rappings and tippings not. promised. irom 3 to o'clock, wit Subject continued on Saturday. SPECIAL NOTICES, ARRAN OF THE BOARD OF jointed to investigate the condition and 10 relief of the surviving United States Volunteers of New York who fought in Mexico, will meot the 15th instant, ut 3P. M., in tho City Library, ‘All officers and others, who can give an one o'clock, at 6 Address D. S., ANTED—A GOOD COOK; MUST UNDERSTAND ust be a good washer and ironer, also to a4: | neral housework, Nono nood aj est of city reference. sion 1234 cents, reat wees school he 3 ANTED—BY A SMART, ACTIVE MAN, OF GOOD address, a situation as porter and messenger in an of- Can give the best of city fice; can write x good ddress 8. D., Herald office, TED—BY A YOUNG MAN WILLING TO MAKE himself generally useful, an engaj 6 city or to go on boar. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT Youn Woman, a situation orasecambermaid and to ase emont as hookkeep- am steamboat or ship, A.B., Franklin Square bermaid and waiter, in tho washing and iron: city reference given, Apply at 84 Broad- 6. Hotel, 28 Pear! pope nat PAINTERS sy, ployment and ood mage —To good workmen steady emplo; an wages I be gi I f ED "ARD WEN TALS fe Fee iets Sc a sssfes ‘OUSE CARPENTERS WANTED.—THREE OR POUR first clare workmen ean find employment by applying at the row of buildings which is now in the course of erection on Forty-third street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, from 10 to 12. M., and 2t04 P. x. 5 r DANIEL GREENVAULT. on ae PATTERN KERS wiehts of this city, will hold dn adjou: Friday, April 15, at Ko'clock P.M. at the Fourteoath ner © d and Elizabe Hotel, re] from t cide on What course shall be take: mai OTICE —QUARRYMEN'S U.P SOCtEry an A eral meeting of the above society, iNeman alle corner of Twent rect and’'Sevent! M Thursday 7 bove resolution the rociet, THOMAS KEIRNAN, Prosident. CHARLES ALLEN, Secretary. — HIP SAWYERS’ MOVEMENT.—WE, THE SHIP Sawyers in the ompley of Lupton McDermott, at their shipyard, at Green Point, Long Island, received an advance of twenty-five cents per day on last week, for w we hold s meating, and passed a voteof thanks to the above Vuilders, end hope that steamboat owners and merchants will patronize such enterprising mechanios. COMMITTEE. J. Carrol, Chairman. James Stenson, P. O'Neal, Secretary, John Scannell, P. O'Connor, Peter Stephenson Peter Connoliy, Willlam Stephen ALESMAN WANTED—BY A TRIMMING IMPORT- ing house; ono who is aequainted with the business, and can influen ddress, with reforences, box 2,044 Post Offic HE MOROCCO FINISHERS AND SHAVERS OF ‘i New York, Brooklyn, jaces, journeymen working at tl of ado} ting a new list of pri resent high rents and in ore thomas Rice’s Mechanic Motel, No. 4% Catherine etreet, cane taken precisely at 8 o'clock, By IE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN FLINT GLASS Fourteenth Ward eutters bi Hotel on Tr They unanimously re- tolved to ai adval of ten per cent on their present rate of wages, ‘ou and after Monday, the 25th inat, Re LUMBER DEALERS.—WANTED, A MODERATE salary in the lumber business, Ki a man acquainted with the business in all its details. Also, a knowledge of merchandise generally, and capable of conduotg the same. Please address Mortimer, for fow days, at ‘Sixth r of Ninth street. 10 DAGUERREOTYPISTS. an active man, t ‘ANTE DIMMEDIATELY, at plates exclusively. To ® first: rate band, liberal wages and n permanent situation will be given. None but those who have had long experience, can Work with fasility aeed apply. For partieulans, im of J. W. TYLER, 643 Broadway, corner of Blovekor sti (0 JEWELERS AND WATCH IMPORTERS.—WANT- cd, by @ young man, asituation as salesman, having had ears experience in the business, Satisfactory reference ‘Address B. F. G., box 1,714 Post Of 0 JEWELLERS.—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, 10 ‘Assist in repairing jewelry, ‘One having « good know- of the same can find a situation at ob Fulton street, up stairs. None need apply but those of good i le) nfs. Ey} moral and jadustrious habits, WARD WHI’ TPO KEEPERS OF HOTELS, SALOONS, &6.—A RARE ebani man with some experience wishes » situa- ceper. He has facilities for establish: hie employer with everybody. Parties todo alarge business during the coming season should em- Urace this opportunity. Satisfactory explanation will be given on addressing Attraction, Union Square Post Office, Post paid. WALIERS ATIEND.—THE FIRST REGULAR MEET. ing of the Waiters’ Protective and Benevolent Union WAI bo held at Grand street Hall, on Friday evening, April 16, All waiters in hotels, saloons, and private families, where moze one is employed, it is requested that one of the number take the names of the others, with their initiation fec, which is four shillings, and hand it to the Secretary on the night of the meeting. 'N. B.—All waiters on wateh on the nicht of the meeting wili attend to their duties in their respective hotels. By order of ‘ moral character, iL in th a stietuctory strtseate’ that “they have had a len ears constant practice in tho profession. J. Hl. 4 'URST, 200 Baltimore street, Baltimore. hg ANTED— A GOOD JOBRINGJEWELLER, TO GOTO W competent workman may have a perma- ood salary. Apply ie ee FELLOWS & CO., 17 Maiton lane. —.—$S srr Wee NUMBER OF FIRST RATE COACH AND carriage painters. To good workmen, constant em- ployment and fair wages will be given. N. but Ameri- cans need apply. ' Wi ), TOMLINSON & CO., No. 410 Broadway. * ATCHMAKER WANTED —APPLY AT NEAL, CAR- store, BF Boos nUTCHINSON’S Jewelry and fancy goods (tee hs c ree PAINTERS, WHO THO- roughly understand their business. Apply to JOHN- SON & HULSON, of the G: Poi P SOI PEESCS, tht Gage Feit gad Peon Pore. Wy INDOW SIl4.5e PAINTERS.—WANTED TWO GOOD VV “men that can make gilt shade KELTY & FERGUSON, 203g Broadway. ‘ANTED—A JEWELRY SALESMAN, IN A WHOLE- sale house, in Philadelphia. A Shorenghly compeeue ‘one may hear of a situation by addressing box 1,015 Phila- delphia Post Offer ANTED—F: 'Y UPHOLSTERERS. A ‘Y IMME- diately, at the Hippodrome, corner Broadway aad Twenty-third street, before 10 o'clock A. M.. or between 5 and? P.M. 3. A. STEVENSON. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—IN A SODA WATER ‘manufactory, an experienced band, one who hae some knowledge of a's! ine, preferred, Apply at 161 Bleecker street, in t ANTED—A FIRST RATE WAITER, WHO CAN W bring good city recommendations, and understands his business thoroughly. Apply to No. 76 Beaver atreet, between the hours of 11 and 1 o'élock. WAXTED—A CLERK, IN A WATCH AND JEWELRY store, A young man convereant with the business im ches, who can come with good references, tion open, at WM. WISE, Jr.'s, 79 Fulton its varion will find a sit strect, Brook|; information fending to further the olject above mentioned, By order of the Committ 8. KR. MABB. P. BREADEN, ‘ANTED.—A MAN AND HIS_WIFE WANTED, TO ge a ehort distance in the country; the man must un- deretand gardening in all {ts branches; the woman wanted to do tho washing and ironing, &c., of the family. Germans preferred. Apply to 81 Second street. TANTED—BY A MAN AND HIS WIFE, A FRON' Toom, one or two bedrooms and pantr; floor; Croton water convenient. month. Bounded by Spring, Biveckor, Carmine and Neighborhood pleasant. Plesse address M. Engine Room, 20 Mulberry street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS tant clerk or stlesman in a dry goods store, or as servant in a revpectuble private family, eeful, for moderate wages, until oll recommended ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRON. er, in @ small family. No one need epply that eannot bring the hest city reference as to cl i Apply at 41 Wi WANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE rotertant young women; ono the other as seamatress would be willing to travel if req Please apply at 189 Enat Hi. RING, KL. MAYHRE, HE EXTENDING OF C. improvoments are request 0) Canal sireet, or at J. Piggott's n etreet, and sign the remoustrance against th as the the allowed oxpiros on tho 18th. AL STREET AND WI one, persons oppor # chambermaid nnd r lady's maid; they Rast of city rofor- Rent not to exceed $10 per ANTED—A SITUATION, AS SEAMSTRESS, BY A spectable young woman making, and who prefers « situa! to confinement at her trade. to § o'clock, at 285 Fourth street, opposito Washington who understands jon in a reepectuble famil Apply for three days from ENTREVILLE, 5 April Isth, at half-past on suo, lo heats, boat threo in five, in harnoss, cxters br. m. Fanny Jackson. effin, enters ‘g. im. 1 ‘Ompibuses leave Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn, tor the course at one o’clock, and return after the Pare cach way, twenty-five cents, make bimsclf acquainted wi capacity. Ap strect, between Sixth and Seven 4. Nodino, ontera br. ANTED-A SITUATION Woman, as nurse and seametre of doing up fine musling in the fi tent to take charge ofa young baby. of city referen¢ BY A RESPECTABLE MeLaughlin, br. g. Flash, ‘ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, OF coud character, « situation as barkeep good reference, NTED—IN THE FANCY DRY GOODS BUSINESS, two salesmen of good address, well acquainted with the bus iness. Apply ab 879 Brondway, vetwoen 6 and 8 sports are over. 805 Broadway, betwoon | tan be seen for two day NEW PUBLICATIONS, \RATIS.—NEW PUBLICATION.—A POPULAR TREA- tise on the causo and curo of norvourly debilitated Lealth and enfecbled constitution, that harass tho young, and study, and embitter old ege. Just published, and to be had gratis hy addressing, port paid, box 100 Broadway Post Office, “ORGAN’S EXPOSURE OF FREEMASONR: copies of this very scarce work for wale, by U % simned, price $1; alo, Aliyn’s Ritual of Masonry, price $%, kent to any part o} N W MUSI WALKER’ TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as cvok or laundres y Plense call at 96 Klevent! etween First and Second beset the man of pleasure, busine G MAN, 17 OR 18 YEARS OF ¢, to attend in a fancy store. Address Fancy Store, The best of reference required. ANTED—A GOOD COOK ; ONE WHO PERFECTLY and who is a good fed understands her busine of lrend and pastry; likewiso to assist with tho washi irowing. st Seventeonth street, Stuyy tween 9 and 12 o'clock A. M. TANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WO- man, «situation as ccuk aud housekeeper, where her ly appreciated and reimuuerated; bove capacity in tho ITON FACTORY, IN CONNECTI- han four children, be- Apply at No. 59 Address, post paid, corner of Beaver. NTED IN cata OFFICE— HED, AT LEE & street, Philadelphia, Guard Polka, easy, #parklin: stelle Polka, 1234 cents; Stevenson’ ourneen, & brilliant tre 2% cents; the Last Pose of Summe t NE CONTINENT, ened by DEE & fast in favor of the p itis very lively and pleasing pi striking i its melod: services would be having tor many yeare acted im ti | mort respectable families, she would be able to render the y Foforouces, Apply at the Franklin Squaro i ounts. Apply at Colum- bia Saw Mills, Sedewiok, neat Columbia etreot, South Br -ok- Hotel, S28 Peart street STANT BAR TENDER, ney Island Plank Road, PROTESTANT KER, Philadciphia, is growing jit wlso deserve ibuation as seu: Long Tniand, four miles ANTED—A BOY TO LEARN THE TIN PLATE AND theet irom business: one that has wo: Apply to Willem Carson, 199 Court street, Sovth Brooklyn, ay to porform, & en for two days, at 97 Gri Avenue, second floor. fuet that ther aim and tendene; structive as wel pire, Voyage of J IAN FOR A R #109 per anny “steamers aud railroats, porte four Amcrican girls for an tndi wages $2 per we | cooks, nurses, chan XPERIENCED SEAM or German, with al offive, woraer of ron 73g ‘o’olvek A, ANTED—A NPa stress, either America ing his writing two pirls for n cotto pply ‘at y-liret eteoed, i y CORNISH, LAMPORT TANTED=RY PANTED—SITUS LYONTOW A, ACTURER'S DEPOT ¢ autilly Iacog,transterred to No. way. Just received by last steamer, one carton of | Jace flounces; also, ond carton of point lace demi voil EMOVAL—THE ST. NICHOLAS INSUR. y removed to the tue Ruivaorovsker bauk, Where buey ick’, TT, President, and a half yeare, nly « dations of servants directly from employe give evory ent. given. Apply at A YOUNG MAN, TO TAKB the shor’ YANTED—A siTT young girl, ax eb pany have this ¢ sinid OF seamntres: 1 tromher Inst place, where she hae been for absent four days | ‘the best | placed in him betweon 8 and 10, at 102 Nascau str ‘ANTS A SITUATION 4S GARDENER—A YOUNG man, who understands his business in all its branche the b fer empl; ‘WANTED—A PERSON AS TRIMMER, AN himself generally usefal in ® merchant tailor’s establishment, Must Le able to write. Suci ® ono, with undon)ted reference ag to honesty and capalility, way bear of a situation by applying at No. 491 Broadway, up etuirs, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as waiter in a private family; he hae thorongh knowledge of hie business, and is willlag to make hereelf generally useful. ‘The best of city reference can be iven. Please address ‘0. 36 Great Joues street, No. 1, in the rear, second fluor. Cam be seen for two days, ‘« ANTED—A GOOD MATTRESS MAKER. Al at Parker & Rittor’s bedding and furnitute near Cort dt. ro Se ee ANTED--A MAN OF STANDING AND lity, who has the right kind of acquaintances: to mY charge of an extensive premises, to be converted into a he orlodging house. The building is weil located, about sixty rooms. A mon with some means’ or rity could buy the concern. Apply toT. LENT, 4 Broad- way. RY AND DRESSMAKING, ee een Bore AND DRESS-TRIMMING RIBBONS, SILK™ and Parisian milinery goods depot. Purchasers of there TI 4 goods who are desirous to secure tive newest and choicest styles, with the strictest economy, are peree respootiully w invited to exam! twenty-one cases bows, just re- ccived by the Humbolt, selected with care withiil a very short time in the Paris and London market M. Il. LICHTENSTEIN, # Bowery, cor. of Hester et, a —— HOTELS, ; RAMERCY MOTEL—THIS ELEGANT AND FABH- jonable hotel, eo of Broadway and Twont tenrive additions, cerprising Over $03 accommodatic 413 Broome STREET, PRES BROADWAY. Madame Mondon a lo plaisir danni qu'elle vient de transforer son établisso belles et des plus confortables maisons de New Yor\, an veritable centre de la ville, & portie des aff P Hien que des quartiers fashionable, i proximité de tous les ite d’amurement public ot reunissant toutes les como- t les recherches qn’on peut exiger, La mi a tidrement neuve et est moublée du hauten bagdans le dernier gout. En un mot, ndon ne reowlera dovant au~ evn Facritice, por 0 nouvent legal la conti+ nuation d t6 favorisée jusqu ici. ‘Table dh AMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, LL, WILL open for the reception of boarders May let, ‘Tho steam- Dont Basle will commence her rogular trips pict foot of Murray streot at 0 A. M., and ing Fort Hamilton wt8 and 10 4. M 2, when tha, Wika wil ke inerea ‘Mand Now York at @ P.M. Portieg wisbing t9 engage room, n five years and ® half, Plense enil at No. IL Oak stroct, pOCUS BoGe. Com Me moun Ive ure days, if wot eDgngeds Puss, 0, Ricuanugon, Sovgvtary, Weduvecay wording may return again, diotoe at bors Handlton, or at the o' ba W ©. LEY BD, LARP,