The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1853, Page 5

~ * sis centuzies after Peter, of course this is not a fact; Machines about to Make a Strike. Married, S Aooran nek beng write. Tae ebair aoe de In snmsctanee ofthe reabwdvance in tne fo of all me. pi Deaton, death aes by the Rev. Dr. Price, Jouy A. A\ssnincaensiassee tac conmaanagunnaes snmp din Anananannnnanenn | awrnie war's. fifth Christian terials, ‘econ become impera- ¥ to Josermine L. MarHER, all of this clty. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT. . seat ele Se Pater chair is a gross ino} of tively anouaasy is rive the pree of our incomparable sew, On Tuesday? April 26. by the Rev. Jahn N- WeLeod, D.D, tion to de plain cook! fi Hasno 20m, Fregeent © ae souk ee bande Wi tere fn oreaeiad eke te ee = Lp eburch. oo) Even if Pius Ninth | iif, fact, and supply Bann) ae will plage Sabo ape neues wi | Mr. C. H. Linmermat to Mise SuRaNNa®C, Caughter of Nees to do general housework in s small fam! Please rred. Good city referer ven. | Please to call a¢ No. | His present employer needs his services but a sbért time infallible, "We are not cemain thes he se Pope nie | ‘7H aM Slegant competency." J-M. SINGER & CO. | Jamen Foilock, eq, al ofthis city. : pC tt | [Second avenue, beeweon Righth ana Ninth treater’ longer; for eppacity and honesty he refers to him. Address tr tobe so It is necemary fo be a tssop—te tes | For ~The Gooa-wi the Holy Tatty by tee ty: APE 28, at the Church of BARKERPER WANTED—FOR A FIRST CLASS | W/ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A uesrecramie | See DF. Mereomes "TT bop it is necessary to be a to bee priest it is Salk All, Lease, Fixtares, py ye b> Rev. Dr. Lewis, Jaues B. Bortey house in Brosdway.—A steady, honest, and capable young woman, who is # professed cook and baker; un- Wns SITUATION. AS COACHMAN AND es es Soraya ey &c., of a wholesale and retail liquor store, situated on the LA, laughter of John W. Mauley, all of | person, witl sootmamnemtatote, may apple eC. 2H. | armebdnds 3 wanches, pextootl; as freem, in » private family, by a respeetable young essary ptized cannt cer- | North river side, in an eligible ition. Terms very reasona- | that city. NAPP’S. hington street, corner of Murray, be- | pastry cook to . Best of ease | man, who bas had many years experience, and oan a that be is really " but we compen it Now, if he | ble, and Porscealon given imme ae 1 ater tween the hours o! 412 A. M. rf call st 122 Mott efr @ note to H. beet of city refarence; or would be willing to go as ra ats be an healie pose Bets net acantoe tine oe den abe Diea, RESPECT ADLE YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN WANTS ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLE | { ire es gegny setae tt at foe Herald ete a situs a x - | i be 5 y fait and). va Wednesday, April 2, Mrs. Avw T. Yours, in the 70th | ing “Would like to tratal with wfuasine Hae ae ariostee K be promptly attended to. : only thing 415 Only § YY ful Homestead bjecti bfection to go # short distance in the country. Best ch is clear in the Bible,ars the Sob otcen “Zam | healthy te ny for Bosutital. ighty farms, worth | yCar of her exe. telge athort distance inthe country. Good city reference, | ol eity reference. Please call at No. § Chariton street, ‘W‘tzD_nY A YOUNG MAN, OF twenty aii ee re ome the tie. aS era If you ob- | $v isi, to be distributed ncaa a subscriber eit friends, And those of her son. Geo, W. Youle, and | if required; (Please call ‘nt 105 Forayth strest, between 4 ears experience au saleaman and in general business 4 . oy wi joe 4 will recei er £on-in-law, », . e i ome a} "i e rear, Cam be seen for two daye. is employer, wh - ‘to thls intarnban x eran, UO | warren dtetitr fear lots 25 by 10 feck or's farm, prep ay la as eg gg morro eee gg = ae ANTED— A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ss in some @ eferonee eee i" the | two to tw T ? ‘ tin astore in some good business. Best reference le, whi ‘ OOKKFETER WANTED—ADDRESS J. B. P., ’ te cook; understands hi . Please address L. ¥ 4 she | lote aro ed, ie pag yd ge ap ge og 4 bn er ves pe Le soem, 26 Saree o'clems, whee Bowenta ames. sei ints wl tenis Mod Sakic aie ee —eane ai croee L., box SET Fo © PY My intalliblity te trea | eieanT teat piste ne village of Lakelands which ie | (We funeral service will be performed. Her remains will = AS GARDENER, BY A Bible, the Bible is ble, I interpret the Bibles the | well and correctly deucribed and set forth in tho following | be taken to Trinity Cemetery for interment. Boy WANTED —APPLY AT is SOUTH STREET, UP business in all ste various lllinility of the Bible is my infallibilite, aeduer taint | article, taken frown thoeditorial columus of the Sunday Die | _ On Tuesday, April 26, Avouste Maniv, wife of Frederick ftairs, between 10 and 12 o/cloek: Wages, $10 per nn- ipa = ipa a lity is the Bible's infalibility.” (IXaghter) “she | Pafebycdited by Amord: Williamson, Fea ||) | Stuhlmann Sen. in the éd year of her age. pee: —____EBO®._B_ HAWKINS, 38 cenaatiet Unie oie balan aioe - . on Lox a co ‘The aan ¢ oare koe this circle of interpretation, but I say tise Bible | reatertate in this city, and consequent: advance of rents, | gine friends of the family aro invited to attend her fu- COCK, WANTED-ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS MER | cf children, end to. da pisin sewing, Or chamber: lerprets itself, and the matter of unders ing it iabe- | have compelled thousands to | the city and secure a wi jorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, from the re: Vuriness; will be required to assint in washing and iron- | Work: is willing tom: erself generally useful in a —— pen the souland the Holy Ghost. .The Church of Rome reridence fn some place where t! Hive without pa ing ang the Rey. Charles F. E. Stohlmann, No. 165 Mott ios none bat ¥en ie she come well recommended, need tems! private family. Please call at 137 Sullivan street, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, by A PROTESTANT . M1 thei: earn , and leave their fami treet. apply. Call w rect, near Henry street, Sou building, joung man, man, who thorough! retands yore Common Law, the Bullinaria, or Pope's Bulls, | 4}! thelr hard earn! ‘Among all the various Erie, Pa., papers please copy. 0 iy ee eee drineas ead won rod ———— | his businese, and would take care of cow and work round es of Councils, as the means of interpreting | jo, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A "RESPECTABLE tioun which have been selected near the city, os sultnblo | On Wednesday, April 27, e¢ Clason Point, Wo:'chester — — He can give the best of city referemess from his Bible. The Common Law is ia tweuty folio volun ud © jent for those who have already left, and DGU! ENTIST WANTED.—A GOOD SURGICAL AND ME- $ Please call or add: ain a Bullinsria are in teenty-four folio vl lumes, and the fany who aro about to leave, we usw of no place so ae Souls, Avaverus W. CLason, from congestion of the a arhanieal = Apply at Davidson’s, No. 412 | ivoner, and a good Deker. ee le rene. eee one P. The country preferred. nae iaeae able, and at the same time offering 60 many induc ’ Jrand street. Referens uired. Clint treet, 2 come E SO ree Cf, the counetle are in forty Ave folio volumes. | telat settlers, at the plearant ani delightful village of | _ His remains will be interred this afternoon, in the fami- = — Sete et Te AE Sees See tone ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY AN pat ore Tianhe Of altieet toa given Lakeland; ig taation is Beeb, being half way from dycrault, at the ee ayuteh Church, corner of William JOMEROFwaee WAnzED aro STORR, td YOUNG ad — rae tive and who has ki npiled usands , jrooklyn to Greenport, near the centre @ island, a 01 5 e a man, a native of Scotiand, re ly arrived; has y AN’ D—B 2 LE YOUNG Wi . 1. a8 an interpretation of the simple of Ged. Ac: | with the beautifel I Ronkonkoma lying on | formed at 4 MeN Ete ee Per | considerable experience in busin Regen san Liver: | Won teenies ie eee TA DEe TOUNG WOMAN: | Of Moret aud tee feet aie Seek e jding to the creed of Pius the First, the people are t> | mile north, and the Great South tay snd” broad i Pool, isa good salesman, bookkeeper, and accountant, and | housework: i er and ironer, mado the Bible as the sense was Interpreted by the | Atlentic on the south, with the mast” helthy’ eed fre respectfully invited to attend, withoutfurther invita- | Wouid’ mako himsclt usefel to his mplayer. Salary a e0- cook, Good elty fetarence piven: Flosse onli at 66 Bageea ly fathers. Where the Divinity, the Trinity. and the re- | Purifying air continually wafting its gontle breeze around. jon, condary object. Letters addressed to N. B., Herald ‘office, p treet, in the rear, third floor, ection of our Saviour are spoken cf, the holy fathers | making ta delistful resldence for the gentleman of leisure | | On Thursday morning, April 28, Mary Warrock, wife | shall have immediate attention. is baapaashinadatiosce yer, ‘The advertiser can be T's house, 45 Tenth strext, between Fiftl avenues, until Monday. A note as above for T. ener mon, will meet prompt attention, or man of business. Tun i have alroady purchased | of Wm. O. EF. Bourre, a op | WANTED. SPECTABL! a pe ane er ig agreed, but every point requiring explanation, or in | here, many have built dwellings aud more are vow erectit The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull TRAW SEWERS —WANTED, ONE HUNDRED GOOD Oe eaiie. i Peta ba hier WANTED<4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAW, bt, the holy fat are all ranged on diferent sides. | and ‘preparing to cultivate the soil. where the bert spo: invited to attend the funeral, this after ierost ¥ | 1 straw sewers, to whom the higrest prices and steady | tonsework: is ©. good plain cook, and good washer and lately from the country. ss light porter in @ store, or n the Chureh hes her councils which are infallible.“ T | mens of grain and garden vegetables wero raised during the | Qrylock, from Ne 70 Sack > unoon. at three | employment will bo given at i ironer. Has no chfection to go's short distance inthecoun. | it any place where his terviecs should. be needed writes s ognize ne church as infallible but that built upon | last year. Here beautiful cottages, with their smiling and rom No. 70 Sackett street, near Hamilton avenue __ BACKERS, OSBORNE & CO., 13 Maiden lane. | try, The best of vity reference given. Please call ut No, 3 | Plain hand and is expert at ngures, Remuneration not so tl Prosperous ecoupants, may be seen enjoying all the comforts | ferry, South Brooklyn. reer ty it fe . fe Much an object as a steady situation. Please address A. G., me vermeamiecete,) arias anyd yierestwe or thisesen: |, oe domeatic "happine H. Here ah o00 faites, who now oBepuy | In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, April 27, of con. | QEAMSTRESS WANTED—ONE THAT CAN COME Boyer strect, in vhe rear, fourth story. Can be seen for | much an objec isis e church is r 7 usiners in e city. or manufacturo articles for t i Ay ra o'clock, at avenue. perfec! understa: the car it of t one half of Christ's Church is in’allible, and the | trade, The distribution of farms and lots, which witl take | _, The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune= ch (rive tho test of city Feference arac ’s word. (Cheers.) Chris r borses, and can give tho best of city reference - her half—the excluded Inity—in fallible. Bellarminus | place on the Sth of April, 1803. giving to each shareholder | T#) this af ernoon, at four o'clock, from No. 42 Joha:on | M10 WHOLESALE GROCERS —WANTED, A SITUA- er sadiironer: ‘Gan aive the boot et cit y | ter and capability. Please wddreve a line to XY So s that a conneil can make now dogma of faith, and | four building lote 252100, ore farm of from twoto twenty | street. tion in a wholesale crocery, by young man of good ird avenue, between Fifteonth cad Sisteente | Biceckor strect. Y acres, for only $15, is oe of the best opportunities now offer- On Thursday, April 28, Tuomas F. Treacy, business hi aig saree. oe reg me a rea ered Mio cies ot canit suse eho aro dectitute of @ home ot | of Michael ana Anp B. Treacy. epaaiehicni conntry merchants he van iafiuence a large inne es Gee web {Cheers Generals Teieasles loka aie are neers The friends of the famtly are respectfully invited to | Uvecred tor Prea Herald ofiees tor bneils of fifty bishops are infallible, but Provincial | tural purposes alone, 6o that we do not sce how any man of | Sttend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, | with prompt attention. ly at streets, in the rear, Can bo seen for two days. ANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS, IN A SMALL FAMILY, , de. A note ad- ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘® neat, amiable Protestaut girl, (a frieudleva or or” yy’ (Friday) will meet young woman, to do chamberwork, or to do general | Phan girl preferred.) who can bring s good recommendation housework in s private fanfily. Has no objection to go into | ter capacity and quickn in sewing. Also, a little girl 4 ‘ a that Bom Say F corner of Eighth avenue and Seventieth street, this after. B ; ; ted, clothed, an oH : 3 : fe railway eu: 2 ible in their decrees. The Italian believes, my friends, | er, ae itaffords an opportunity forthossfo investment of | | On Thursday, April 28, after a short illness, Marna | j,,2ia'® QxPerienes in State railway eurveys, draining pes ag A i gt la event elie aia orate the | McLavcun, aged sixty five year: ye eighteen of them, the Frenchman in sixteen, and the | jine Siroad or steamboat route, and within Aft 9B y five y dolite, and who has a first class spirit level in his bek enly intwelve. ' Are they all infallitie, or which isso? | miles of New York. will be worth ten tivica the prices now | g,/te,ftiends and relatives of the family aro requested to | wishes to make an euga re Father Gavazzi reviewed the contradictory decrees | asked for proper in Lakeland. This land is selling rapidly attend the funeral, from her residence, corner of Thirtieth i a NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE iment where he can get constant | WV ‘ANTED—A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AN 4 = ‘addsers Civil Bepincer, he ohn Geb oonstan BARE itt, te do general housework, plain cooking, W SH AND IRON. . Can give good reference from her last None need apply without the Best reco! dations b Ce P ‘ by CHAR! OD, No. 208 Broadway, where we advil street and Sixth avenue, this afternoon, at two o'clock. es — nace, S cacnttor t pont S02 for neatness, honesty and capacity. es $7 a 8 Yar ous Couette of Pphesus, Constantinople, Nice, | ti thore who are interested to apply foreach further infer: | In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 38, Major ‘Tuowas | '[}0 DRUGGISTS—A YOUNG MAN, HAVING A Finer | Hiset; Can be soen fortwo days, at 352 Went Twent Janlly, At’ No 12 Baoets steean, Jecbey nt. Lateran, &e. Ifthe Pope be infallible, why n Sacra actin atten Wuxison, spevatnueabeaes J rate hnowledge of the drag business, with f Sener ae whe Connell be infallible, why aed: the Pa erat ‘The funeral will take plage this afternoon, at 4 0°clock, experience and the heat of rofere ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ANTED—A YOUNG, INTELLIGENT AMERICAN pel et we havo it in history that councils have re- | ame ‘wo Shilling erreotypes by Rees | from DeKalb avenue, between Houston and Ryerson | or jobbing house, or any retail store where he would not be | senilyy see ena eee incre housowork in a small private girl, from 15 to 18 years uf age, who bars od POctnate. ews tar ie tihe cinch a - | &Co. go hand in hand with all the improvements of the | streets. employed on the Sabbath. Ad¢reseB, V. M., Herald office. | fea shore Glotance ta tle cee oy oie ene cation and satisfactory references, and is willing to make jes of Councils. Some ray that the bulls of the Pope are | aye—cheap newspapers, cheap portage, cheap travelling, On Thursday, April 28, Ea, youngest daughter of | ———— —— — _ = eieus Eleagessil a6 98 Prinoe steast;.for t ‘Fences | herself generally useful for a single person. Sbe will have lible; but, my dear friends, as they amount to nearly | cheap living, and, with all the gheapening and progressive | John Donneley, aged eleven year: ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, TO | [Vth Flease we twomey®_____ | occasion to learn French oooking. It is lent situa. m thousand, it would take a sensible Yankee not ac: | benefits of mankind. REES £ CO. take daily twohun: | “Her funeral will take place thin afternoon, at 3 o'clock Attend a flour and’ feed store, and to take care of ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION | fou or4 young lady. Tho required person will cca inted with Latin, thirty years to test them by the | dred pictures at their roome, 289 Brondwa: fous {he seaidenee' Gt lax oncls arabe Doctiolay, Wo, sod horses, One who understands the business, and can come Were ‘and sewing. Apply at 56 Third | ¢x¢s#d-V. M., Post Office. ere Toke SRT. So ety, Ldbe | Canal Street Carpet Store, No. 70 Canalstreet, | Ninth street. Her remaing will be interred in Eleventh | Tene (i wees et a eee eee Tse | avenue, between Tenth and Eloventhstreets. WNTED—A TIDY, RESPECTADLE GIRL, AS NURSE 7 n ++ Grogory I, Gregory ne. Street Cemetery. and Flushing aveauer, Bast Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—BY A RESP! NG in a fimally where there are two ebiléres, Must hove Leo 1X., Gregory XIIL, Innocent Ill, Pius V., | B.A. PETERSON &CO. call theattention oftheir friondsto | *F : WwW a ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | yocn grovetomed treiiidren, “Ope hee he pleat "disagreed upon vital points. Which was in. | thestoek of newand elegant carpetingsjuet received fromthe | On Thursday, April 28, Curor, widow of David M. Hy- TGiaD= et Ont Twa en eee TG aa Ae & situation fs cook, washer and ironer, and to 0 | eer eae ee eee erect, Breeden sewin ble? The Pepe is addressed as His Hoi most celebrated manufaetor! ing tapestry velvet, | att. Eeq., of Yorktown, in the 77th year of her age. Finyral housework. Has good city reference. Can be seen | Bouse north of Fulton “ veal rount of his infelibility Te Roma be nat ness OD | Brussels, throe-piy, and. in ® fargo assortment | Her remains will be taken to Yorktown for interment, | y-‘nciieti3 am omiee., OBS, Whe is soquainted with the | f'riwo days, as 208 Henry strect, from 9 to 4 o'clock. eure SOs thie Raia SSE ae See i WULic posdoas 2his casdetie, hecseatec else ore the | ef oileloths, venetians, matings, window shades, &e.,&¢. | to morrow morning, from her late residence, 124 Charl: | feteroncen inployers, and salary expected, to'8, By | TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. ‘WANZED-A NICE, TIDY PROTESTANT GIRL, FOR and it feat mek ble ecs Mali stee hat he ig onoee ea age ood ton street, od. =n Herald office. Wa eee eens peiabe Santio’ The bent general housework; must be a first rate washer and Fhe will Senly, * the most boly plum pudding.” Con. Pg Lager ipreiora ape bobrer, vrai 4 etal April 13, at Galveston. Texas, on his way to Now York ANTED IMMEDIATELY—FIVE YOUNG MEN, TO | Sit zeferena be given, Apply at No. $2 Say street, | thvselves Ceneraily, usefad, may call with refeence sees ently the horses and roast beef are infallible Here | addiugual supplies ofrieh and cferatt carpatings, ofsupe: | rian F, Randolph, of thisettys “nee me sere | W cneage in gelling new publications, which are sold by | Prveklya-_Can be seen for ino Saye, Madison street. : : cturer reviewes 1e of A iy ti y- a . * circulars. 6 business wi ay enter] ing men ic 7 we ie " JG LADY ATT 7 ” is R 5 wi 1 ira, JANE, wil 4 , Ga. We " isher, 2 i SEH, iner’s store. BE 5 j.asbe said he was called, He ‘concluded by be- | storesselling similar goo Jobn Davenport, Sen, hein the faucet bere MMENOY: | work: “The best of city reference given, Can be seen oF | Mre, FEELY, No. 734 Division stroct, " hing the American people to pray to God to kee ‘Carpets, at Hi an vq | @ large circle of relatives and friends to mourn her ANTED—A YOUTH, BETWEEN 16 AND 17 YEARS | *W0 days at her present place, No. 76 Twonty-seventh street. | ——————_-_—__-___ and popery. with foreign contro), from the land, | Crystal Palace Carpets, irane An@erson’s | 3..9'fraiss of thine ue the siost deopty felt of axe, to accompany n gentleman, who is travelling ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG Woman, | WANTEDCAN AMERICAN OR GERMAN WOMAN, ich He would do if they revered, respected. and ad: | tight Suseioge sales rooms, No. £0 Bowery.—-Magaideent now | +741 0 Door of the viet ity {aiwbtoh mii It ei for evant for his pleasure, and will visit Europe during the summer; ‘a8 professed cook, inn private family or respectable ® Protestant, to do housework; must be a first rate d tothe Bible, without any so-called infallible inter- | styles Mosaic carpets, oue entire piece ; also, rugs, land- | by Fee yicinity in which she lived, for heracts | he must be educated, of gentee! address, and acting forhim: | yyarghh hr oo0k, An a De a puter, "Notes wit | Washer. of reference required. Apply at 103 Ninth _ seapes, table covers, &c.; royal velvet tapestry Brussels { of charity were unbounded, welf. Address for further particul: . B., poet paid, eel aa endl nica Cite ne Coe street, between ] and 2 P. M. ptation. carpets, imported expressly for exhibition at tho New York | On Thursday, April 28, Ronent Sroppanr, in the 834 | Broadway Office, on Saturday Monday, stating | Pe sttended to, and good eity reference given. Can be son ~ Cloths of frence, Gottie, and Ttallen paintings alvo Sein | Year of his age. i @ when snd where an interview ean be h i Tor two days, a0 44 Erince street, near Mulberry, in the pet ‘WANTED—A YOUNG LADY, WHO CAN SPEAK GER- ¥ Laat Squar: loths, of fresco, Gothic, and Itali Dpage © toMr. | sha American hoperiat ‘theee- ply s The friends and relatives of the family are respectful, arouse meray ete Pe carter te pe er epleresty Bennett. sionishingy iow pricey, NB ™Benutfal agri carpet, | requested to attend tho funeral, from! No, iu Leonard | VV ANTHDA CAPARLE, INDUSTIIOUS MAN, TO | “Wrante—BY A RESPECTABEE YOUNG woman, | Pitiasenlse: Mutt coms well ssommonded as o eapanlity Sm, 6.90, 40, 56,80, 70°and 75 conte por yard. Olicloths, ne Si; | street, tomorrow afternoon, at '2o'clck. Tine resmins in Baltimere, Maryland. None other than’a rospectable f tituation as cook, washer and ironer: is a good cook. | stating when and where an interview can be had. Deautifal little Park in Abingdon square is this 40, 48, and 90 cent teperyard, mu i heseey te Grsénwood ion eacecaea joan, who it's good}uage of beef, pork: bacon, &e,, and also | ew pec oieyaeteemcts cusses jeslLay ie Third svenue, be: ENERO =A AEARE: GIDE SROFRBNE GERD: totally neglected. The bushes are untrimmed, the Marble Foaneanaaeny Subscriber having tate oe pril 28, Jas, H. Baker, aged 10 oat person far talazy sud. permanent siosiion”will be seen for two days. W ate ao mera housework, at No. 188 Tenth avenue, to make addition to the buildings of hi janufactor ? . Address, st ing what practice the applicant has a second door below Twenty third street; mut & good wash- re overrun with weeds, and tender plants are til | ee eit, ctsottineneauectory, | | The funeral will take place this afternoon, at 4 o’elock, ad, Provisions, Baltimore Post Dios. bi ANTED-BY A VERY EXPERIENCED WOMAN, a situation as a first class chambermatd, and to do fing | °r And ironer, and a good plain cook. tly wrapped in their winter’s dress of straw, suffo- | mantels, now in his warcrooms, com} the most cost; from the residence of his parents, corner of Seventy: fi 5 , re cellent Froneh futer, and TANTED-, ; YY Fe raed W4XIED—A FIRST-RATE ENTRY CLERK, BY A prising y g for wantof air. Please inform us where the key | feUptured statuary, Pyrenean Brocatello, Breccia, Lishon, | Second street and Third avenue, J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, treet, ls. Priced ranging | | AtPaterson, N. J., on Wednesday, April 21, Mr. Saxust, as wet nurse. Please all at 117 Columbi do up fine muslins a gol ae dry goods jobbing hou fone need apply unless he gate is to be found, and a number of us will donthe | from $10 to $1,000. Tho’ attention of partica building free | W. GriFvEN, aged 53'yeare; he was born in Now Yerk bat | Brooklyn.” Beet of city reference given, ‘Can b gnd chambermaid. Sho undorstands her business thoroughly: | auiek, correct, wid experienced. Address box S,.4z Post omers and dress the beds, before all are lost and des- | class houses is solielted to this advertisomont. JAMES | has been for man: Ps > two day a ee aerate al eee ea een sek CWO GA) mee, at once! a} th kind Lae Wess LEVY, 113 to 121 East Eighteenth street, between Third any years a resident of Paterson. aS ———— O Twelfth atroct a ___ rds. o 2 » OBITUARY. een d Irving place. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ANTED—A LAD, FROM 15 TO 18 YEARS OF AGH, KATTIE, AND OTHERS. bt Nt On Wednesday, April 13, Mra, JENNETT M. ARKENBURGH, Wwe Private family as chambermaid or | WANTED IBY ARESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTEST. WV cc waa pages lena: daet mocemrenaseiahe re- ae ae W. H. McDonald’s Commercial Newspaper | *s¢d fifty-eight years. waiter, or to take care of children. Ina good plain sewer, | in washing and ironing, of take eare ofehildrea ant dovinn | duired. Apply at No. 67 Perry street, from 8 to 10 A. M. Court Calendar—This Day. Advertising House, No. 102 Naseau strect, corner of Ann, Death cannot come Very stendy in her habite, and not fond of oink, out. Cau | sewing or housework,’ in a small private family. Good 'ANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN, TO CANVASS FOR orm CovRr—Circuit.—Port First.—Adjourned to | 7be very beat leading papers, from all parte of the United To her untimely who is fit to die. speed be Sree oad laneunces, and oan be well re- | references furnished. "Call at 83 West Nincteonth stroct, PRaCIRs Dee tur lace ka elaeiene aarte meer 24 Part Seoond.—Nos. 1,081, 1,082, 1,003, 1,098 | States and Canade, Low ssipiivch. Call salen The less of this cold world the more of heaven— A AE ES STKet stroe’. | between Sixth and Seventh soon for two | the States, aud-at the same time make whoney, au opporte 106, 1,168, 1,109, 1.110, y tS mt ‘the briefer life, the earlier immortality. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | “47® ___ nity is now offered seldom presented. Agents can make DFERIOR Courr.—(Two Branches.)—Nos, 2053, 195, | ™Y 's*ilities. ‘Yet it is a painful task to watch the slow but sure de- oung Woman, as chambermaid or to take care of ehil- 5 from $3 to $4 per day easily. For particulars apply to A. f, 8, 363 964 101. 366. 342, 224 260, 241, $08, 360) Glass Warehouse—1853—Lookt cay of thore we love, and to see them die and to follow | dren, 18a good vain sewer, and willing to make herself gene: ‘Voang fink as chaaberimald aad teascietia the eae | HORTON, at the North Auierican itotel, 30 Bowery, from , 972, 56134, 375, 377, 280, 362 383. 384, 385’ 386, 387) pues ed pricts—RICHARDS KINGSLAND, Ne, | them to the grave; to behold the portals of the tomb close | THY zeeful, est of city reference give Can be seon for | ing anid ironing, oF to take care of children, er would do the | ©2224: M-and2to4 P.M. 00 , 889, 302, 303, 304, B95, 306, 807, 398,” 399, 400, 401, Cortlandt strect, The trade supplied with frames, &e., lt between them and us, and to know that they are gone | street Arst floss, irentrm ma en COME of Seventeenth | housework of @ amall private family; would make herself ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO OR THREE MEN p, 408, 404, 405, 406, 407. somposition state. Factory Ne. 185 Duane etreet. from us for ever; that we can never more share their.sor- - ~ - agreeable and obliging. Bost of city reference given. Ploase who understand packing and stoppin jn looking glosses, tows or their joys; and in the firs: burst of our anguish ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A | Call, for three days, at 170 Seventh avenue, near Twenty- | None but soler men, thoroughly acquainted with the busi Paaiaaitan oroia ae, Detanse Salamander Safes—Gayler’s Patent. " is ‘say— Nevertheless, not what I will, but y, fituation, in a respectable Private family, as cham jer- | Second street, second floor, front room. a ness, need apply at 38 Cortlandt stroct, up stairs. mon Beai bert M. 1 is tl dr fact in th isd thered maid; woul oe in ving. Good eit; fe , faa: “A ae scr F Gullaret rapéaente comme ayant déast an | Sate of ihe above celehrnted Saicn to which the Mgheat | fathere, bat we eateoe rapes ache ee ee eee | eiteks "Hause at ai Lad Pousteenth algae, 1) "e%R® | WYTANTED— A SITUATIONS, DY. TWO RESPECTABLE nis remium has Til TANTED—IN A MERCHANT'S ‘OFFICE, A LA! — girle; one as cook; understands baking and pastry of W from 12 to 14 years of ago, to run of errands, &c, a TPD—A SITUATION, AS COOK, AND WILL | *!! Minds: ‘the other as chambermaid and faundress; both | would be desi ‘Detance Locke the bert, tafon and | immortal spirit; and the recollection of thy nobleness of sist in, or do the washing, of n small family. Can | Prefer to tivein the same house. Best of reference xiven. | gpectable ref in the world. Depot No. 90 John street, | Sul and truthfulness of thy unerring heart, shall | produ: beat of city reference. Would prefer a quiet | jaceey for tire dae nee court floor, front room, Can after Ist May No. 192 Pearl street, one door | live within us, racred to thy memory, until we meet in a Flace, 8 Bhe would not give trouble with visiters. Apply at Lentil weitere jonde préfet de L’Ain, Pour ne pas #’exposer aux rare, Kf i renee ve the | friends to the grave. Biight be the resting place of thy Ww ventio! le la bourgoisie contre en femme, ancienne use de Vopéra, d.cule malkeur de perdre ma sour a on il tait consul“en Octobre dernier. sdaime la Barone de Vaux. mon autre sour, cealeme le he should write ® good band, and a re- ce will be required, Salary $75 for the first Apply at No. 4 Hanover streot, second story, right Uetropout bani En's Impenesrablo Nig iictaates aaa 4 taveercaseeantl etait Prater fan brighter world, free trom change and the sorrows of this. | {01 Greenwich street, corner of Chambers. Can be seen for ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAB! yant jetasis eu Phonneur de faire partie del'opérs eb pa So epee ear ‘Weedo not grieve that thou art dead. We grieve that we | %2.087 Young woman, late from Areland.as chembermalcor | WaNee Drak wa tore coats 2Oqi7, YEARS OF cune d’elle n’a été danscuse sur aucun théfitre. Laas Wedding and Visiting Cards.—Stl- | are not departed too; and whil-t we remata on earth we ‘ANTED—TO ENGAGE AS SEAMSTRESS, BY THR. | Waiter or to do general housework in a small private family. | nese. He’ must be well recommended for honesty, intelli- a oer ants lea PeenaigmereonG auth soe decae | dag enveloncen ct ter Laneet gies meraveds splendid wed- | will soothe thy grave with friexdship’s tears. ‘T. J. K. week, with families preparing to goin the cougtry. | {an be seen for five days, at 309 Sixth avenue, between | Kenee, and industry. Apply at office of Hampton's Voge- ptmett de sonber jen ts eereta aia yiver| iat Ten BER epee limes tad seciiy | _ Albany and biladelpbia papers please copy. Suihdaoets cleibee beh Or eT Onn, caked AU ett | eee eee reeeee tS Bece:___| table Tincture, 504 Broadway. —_ is tor les éerivains Ly it, ns lears eas; her ic devices of every descri ion. —_——_—— ANTED—. A = eciatanel eee bemoaeepubiten, reovsctar Io vis peives EVERDELL; 302 Broadway. plain di reasonable. Is a Protestant. Ad- | WW ‘A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W4NTED;;4 YOUNG MAN, AS SALESMAN IN THE irl, as chambermaid and waite: sent place, where shi = ENTH Pages, | WANTED A, SIRUATION, BY A_ RESPRCTABLE ara uae resses. Terms ¢ nous admettons devoir étro marié en France. ~ ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, | **°** Mis Mary, Broadway Post Onico. ees retail dry goods busines). Apply at 318 Fulton street, jotte inconvenance qu'il se permet Swiss Razors, from the Manufactory of Ja- oan be seen, “yn s where southeast corner of Prin Pe quel nom appeler I Bri donnnt a la démission demon beaufrére un gemblable | ques Locoultro.—Thoso razors have ao equal in their extreme | BEE THIRD, SIXT! SEVEN hs neatlitacei os sean a strocta. 'ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY STORE pr! ake ela are ea i pind SAUNDERS, No. Aster House, and 387 road ~cieieatipmineimmmmerteiee | x4 jing tomate fn raking ane SCaabapeen eetwe,| “cxaniean— 4. SIS TATIONCET aM RIEROTADER TED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | HARDIMAN & WARD. Corner Columbia ood Beckers . ’, No.7 Astor House, an adway. days, at 97 Weat Twenty-sixthret fax p c’ HARDIS ‘ARD, corner Columbia and 1 Bipour de semblable faite, faciles a vérifer et que M. F. THE MILITARY. 5 3 j . | stro 00 ifardcs doit eavoir, des qu'il ee méle d'éorire, if commet e TEman, As seamstress, in w private family. | streets, South Brooklyn. ' épriges, quel degré de foi doit on ajontera | Comb Factory, No. 38 Broadway.—Ladies | “> rrp : young - Peas ne sears ct ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RES. | Please call at 4 Ninth street, Uetween Fiswt and Secosd : an TENTION COMPANY.—CAPTAIN JACK WILL tabl it, industri a “oapabl OY Ee Neh TERN ROSE: JANTED-A YOUNG MAN, TO DRIVE A HORSE cite pour Vapordciations des motifedi- | sre renpectfully invited to examine, the newest styles of to , ferve up a fine hare from tho Old Country to-morrow, | womart with Of city ‘reforencey ucdertanda coc aaaDenTAldo0i RaLeEEe and wagon, and make himeclf generally usefal; must dont il nous enteetient invariablement. | Umequalled for variety in the oity. Repairing done. i laleek. Ail the fasey tro toad ana Oh de el rie. Please ratte 20032 Wont Seen raeee ty need 8p W “cation to evcis wash andiran, or to de poncral hosee: Pinal faualiyy “Apply at the Vandebile Market, ‘Vaedesole Re fteruitce pat lo ens, de dice a Me. Gaillardet, tutes ‘A. & J. SAUNDERS, 887 Broudway. | be at home. , ply. Please call at 22214 Weet Seventeenth street, Can Tapia mall rivals family. “Cathe sean Grtwodays ai | fancing, Staten Toland. . EUGENE CORALLI, Everything Perfect—trom the Universe of -ANTED—BY A RESPECT. wi SITUA- = ae : ‘ANTED—THREE BOYS, FROM TWELVE TO FOUR- FrmiadaMscct cartes cf Bsotdiay, | gabere,@ te amalles mop of art—la the result of ey wx WANT. | W "Remit at te rok anderetande pete and taking. | WW8TEDS A, SITUATION, By, a nusrgcra sce | W Acca yee taen clara thera dy gm jew-Yorh, 27 Avril! 1868. ma aud every set of ehists ordered | AQ YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ASITUATION AS CHAM | }esnocbjsction to asset in washing Can be neen for tW0 | singgy perfectly ; or ‘would do chamberwork, washing and PED & TAYLOR: Shane Usmernersee ric ccc tae Stet ceetc e nnente bermaid and waiter, or to astiet in washing and ironing. not en . ironing. The best of city reference given. Can’ be seen for eal certainty. D Y To the Wearers of Hats= Se prea eet Case eas Cn aren Ton tte Gays as ANTED—TWO RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRLS: | ‘Wo days, at No. 200 Ninth street, between First and Second eyicey Grmtaaca ia ieetaines Caen eater joular attention is called to his beautiful Se sen eet oe — zee pee one ag nurse and trons. and hansome knowledge of | *¥enucs. a need apply unless understanding their profession. Call at bas also on hand a large assortment of mis Lace and Muslin Curtains at Reduced Prices. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS | ‘refemaking; thi hembernalé an€ waiter, Good ANTED—WASHING, BY A WOMAN W! Professor Lovet’s office, 114 Chambers street, faney straw goods of the first ord ~The best assortment in the city at KELTY & FERGU chambermaid and seamstress; good city reference from, | Teferences requii 187 Weet Fourteenth oti Ba fe oh ber ba cal as WOMAN WHO 18 A Meetiebtivk bait treats baheateheneie loatey alesman. "R.J. Tiffany, foroman. SON'S window shade and curtain store, No. 28934 Brond- | jer last plac e call at $2 Concord s treet, Brooklyn, Samant ae Ske kas no family clndige’: bentiecreahand sting marine ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 19 OR 20 YEARS sh ct Abia way, one door above Reade street. second flvor : 4 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- | Sho has no family: ladics), gentlemen’s.an: verde geen! of age, Apply at 176 Fichth avenue, corner of Nine- oor. tion to do chamberwork, or to take care’ of obildren | Will be done in the best manner. Apply at the second house eK a eet o JAS. ORIELLY jacob Banta, No. 264 Bowery, keeps on hand Ga a ee ee WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, 21 YEARS OF | and do sowing. She bas good references, andcan be seen till | Weetof Seventh avenue, in Twenty-sixth strect. teenth street, in the lamp storo. g . Soods, comprising onps for mon, Dr. Powell will receive his Eye and Ear age, wants to get asituation, after the first of May, as | ruited, at 203 Sande street, Brooklyn, basement. 5 aie 9 a7 LNTEDAA YOUNG LAD. ACCUMBOMEN In amr, 180 a great variety of palm loaf hats, $3 ients from ten to four o'clock daily, at 502 Broadway, | cberk or light porter in any kind of wholesale or hmporting ~ Segre eee ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ANTED—A YOUNG LAD, ACCUSTOMED TO SELL in limited ciroumstances from ‘nine to ten evory | business, hardware, grocery, or liquor’ Ho speake and writes ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, young woman, to do the cooking, washing and ironing eeaey eee eee Bek Siteeer enero bis private olinique, (see circular.) Dr. P English and German’ perfectly wall, and. hae also co gene: Aas Jain | of ® small private family, or would have no objections to do tion, industrious habits, and willing to take a moderate ceTren tlio on the Bye ean be procured at is offices; also, dge of the French language. Is willing to make acher and ironer. | The best of city, reference given. | Chamlerwork, washing and ironing: paver cy rsetarense | aslary, need spply: ‘Testch » cals mirmanens, Utestion eyes, exactly Like thé natural in co : 4 . Ih inher last place. Please | will be cive . 8. LOVET, : oy ure decide: 8 abtle. Balesroom 801 Broadway, second Columbia Fire Insurance Company, New lad, and beautiful in style VIDS'S hate, it offered to th resen: promptly attended to, WANTED-AT 14 NASSAU STREET, SALESMEN, hool teachers, clerks, porters, men on railroads and ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, York.—Otheo 59 Barclay street, corner of Collere Place: hi WAITER, A COLORED MAN, IS DESIROUS 0} ituation, i 0 t ily, 4 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA boys t trades, girls as eee, siege al ah alan hd ihre om Ala te an 4c ovpital of $20 | nd whl inaure Building ier Pi L Brecuring a permanent situation” Hae lived alz ea chamberiork, ore Sivencenwicen Hee ry Ror teapge erepnete pepe eg TE woken Ape ate, ia enclosing $1, nee ef potions, i ebandiso, an reonel property, against loss or dat jast situation, and can give undou! references, Ap- hjection to either of the al 4 to hort 4 '’ . i mces, &c., can be | suited. Clean Streets.—At the Prospect of Clean | 30’ PemoneE BENJAMIN D. BRUSH, President.” | ply at 600 Broadway. dt oe et ge pre S foave fits seleniees: Tttreda Boren eat ek wht A Sel Sixth cs THOMAS SPINK, Agent, Bete te royal os tes coteiee os Mentgers | Oe rece A XOUNG MAN, FROM THE SOUTH, WISHES A po Ae I Ta See eee {7 ANTED—SITUATIONS FOR SMART, TIDY, SOBER, eu 4 co N, j —A_—=—_r— Pe mwen er two oe be r two oy , TIDY, ft, being decidedly inimical to tho silk plush of the modern tion in ® commission warehouse, wholesale boot ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE — = . honest, industrious, and capable servants, 4 t” Tmpecuated with this article, tho that loves ite polish wiaty Ladies, and Ladies Visiting the City, | snd shoe or leather store. -Addros W. J.,/No. 11 City Hall ‘young wor: hamberinaid and waiter, or to aseiat | WANTED A SITUATION, BY,A YOUNG WOMAN, | zations and every domentic station. Apply at the Provest- Jd wears an antedilnvian appearance, prompting the owner | UPIMER Ey oF E Cacal rercel, beautitel alter bone a | samaze. in the washing and ironing. Has ne objection to fo in the Beat nity raferences, Please tocaltae | 28% Employment Agency, 7 Carmine street, Junction Sixth voetlg hol dtd st ears bag oy nd | ‘Vas 7 ‘ Pe! country, and to do the work of s small family. trust - mi B.—The recommendations of servants are ob- 4 j ; e seen for twa days, rectly from employers by ourselves. No ol ¢ the thousands who suffer in this wise, will oallat Knox’ les, at Ge. aad seni iy ployers by barge to ace, can gi 12e., 16s, and Ie, per pais; Set quality slipper tyes and RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN IS DESIROUS | worthy, and can be seen at her present situation, No. 173 Er Waiker sirest, near Broadway. Can of obtaining a situation as seamstie nf » dusks, at 9s. and 10s. ; second quality, samo sty will take charge | Fast A roadway. hi tunity of procuring &superd bat and | air; with boys’. misses’ and children's boote and | of one or wo children, No objectio 0 €01 W ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- dung down theaust” at onoand thersmetine, of all kinds and prices at '& C0,"8; 194.0: ply this week at 131 ‘West Twentieth street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ation as cook, washer and ironer, in arespectable ex a: me Sab sa At te 8, ‘ancl street. Sgn EpUEEng at as cbambermaid, and to aasis3 in the washing and iron: | faunily;no objectionto do, housework. Cain give good cit Tasteful, Elegant and Economical.—In the SE ye EE ae A SITUATION WANTED, BY A MAN WHO HAS | ing, or ae waiter. city reference feom berriast piace, EU ng AS or ts Hr hae two da; eave call at 1 ters, and Trcclan chats w ware Veli «tard Teneknaleal ¥ aed: jorrow, at § P.M, the Books for Gold- had twenty years experience as a bartender. Best of where she lived five years. “Pienss callat 176 East deve — michal ad, A . ROW Fe | i i A ’ F ; . Apply at M i ge is required to guit the taste of our fastidious public, for Elba ORC Eg te o'r Peele pal conineriempanaindd [emia oan RS OLN “ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Rivets sith, dove fran Puiton attests Brook the demand for the novel and toantifal, our hattors most | {h0)Gate, bub all who join thie weok will hove sufficicat a ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | 414 ,00dé Yyman.ar food plain cook, excellent washer | Pmployers eupplied in city and country. ea pure tarte, and a facnity of observation and con- {ine gore Aut eo MNO de matter Mr GOLDSMITH wah ant FRENCH PERSON WANTS A SITUATION AS woman, 48 coo! Gee haces Wn the Raye nead East lovee ehs Glens nies, Pion, to render thelr productions worthy of appreciation | yore nimeelf to the instruction of private pupils. nurse, Apply at No. & Grand street, ironing; has no erally Usefa, | ee eee eee san nacond floos, front ween First 200s stBtCTE INEST MAN, OF SOBER CEE a tutte nee tape nnayece the hetect = -—st___________ | ent of elty reference. Please call at 244 First avenue, be- | #84 Second avenues, second floor, front room. PeOY. navits, got sation in s store, oF in some 8, . ; nen; w security. Ad~ eee. Uf you wich a striNingly beautifal hat. patronize | | New Jewelry Store tn Broadway.—We sec MOU ce peeee ik dar Wiel GATTO LRG mate | SORTS ne ee ene Pane, WANIED-BY A STEADY, ACTIVE WOMAN, A | drecs A. 0., Hernid office, if ir esteblishment, No, 533 Broadway, near ‘Heller's Sa- | that Mr. LEVI SCRIBNER, for tho last ton years weil | table. Call nt No. 0 Third street, Can be seen for two daye 7 situation as cook. She thoroughly understands her ou.” Price $4. | known in this business, at 74 Fulton stroot, has recently | ‘SY ~ WOMEN 7 - re no 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN | PUsinese in all its branches, Ie very good baker. Has t ui — | Opened a eolendid store at S86 Broadway, wentch ie wall svect YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO | WAR Titnation an cook washer ond Krone ime hrtiave | Hett of city references. No objection to any part of the INSTRUCTION, Mealio’s ing Hats—Every gentleman | ed with choice watohes, diamond rings, and pias, which oai cooking, washing, and ironing. Good reference | family. Best city reference given. Inquire at 140 Colum: | CCUMtry. Flence call at 69 Marion street. Can be seen for | ~~~ Sale agp ase etre nat ad ! lease the most fastidiousia price and quatit Can be seen for two days, at 133 Seventh ave- two days, if not engaged. EW YORK POLYGLOT INSTITUTE, FOR THE IN- ho wishes to make & good appearance in Urondway this | not fail to p price and quality, stroot, Brooklyn Helg two d gon should secure a Mealio hat. Thero aro none in the —aaeitieentacaediaentineniemionin ween Nineteenth and Twentieth etreets, third floor, BY A YOUNG GIRL, WITH GOOD REFER. | oy Fok ake lata vee langoages, Ho. ket that cam comparo with them for veanty and elo- , ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. | ; ; roadway.—Morning aud evening olasses ti atm rey Py mkt igs torg A Re biveivny RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN Sion a6 ghamabermsté; ad, te d¢ Ane washing and s'in the wasting ond ite nich Teale At the Tastieued or a the verigeues vw ipso | Reatly oppeatte his former store, where he will koep full Wishes a situation ag chambermaid in a privatefamily; | {rere SSicase ceil ge Sar these ets ene | x of the pupils, : «Good Morning, Mr. ——. You aon’t look | ™PPly of the best tools, as usual. J. IL has just received, | irs good plain sower, and would be willing to a6 d : per steamehip Pacific “and ship Manhattan, a large assort’ | ing and ironing. 11.” “Tam not well: my hat gives me a govore headache.”” } b So did mine, till Iwont to Williams, and got it ie dls rhc cells dlaclthen adler! can come well reco Beene ee Oy All be GavSa tae bat sepcriey HAL Inimitable Cutter of Hair and Whis- exkibition at WILLIAMS’, 156 Fulton street, two doors | kers, is now at his new, large, light and beautifully fitted up om Broadway. drersing room, at 44 Naasan stroct, corner of Liberty street, | family. Good referenc — en here be is prepared to dye hair or whiskers instantly ‘and | fort street. Gentlemen’s Hats, Spring Styles, Children’s vetifally. tip te age! RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA ney hats, caps. &0., of tho most approved styles, are now ay and forscie by RABFERTY & LEASK. No. 67 Chae. | Wigs and Toupees—Mcdhurst & Heard, arene, She iva Art rato ather and ion. aan a rears in her last Call at 147 Bight! Amity and Bleccker, for two days, ANTED—A BOY, IN AN OYSTER SALOON. AP- Spartinaveten ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE : Ply at 224 Canal street. STOLEN GOODS. =—e————eeernreeeeeeeeeeeeeeee SS young woman, to attend children, or as seametre ‘ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA FFICESOF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, A PECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- | Has good reference. Can be seen for two days, at 207 W Wei tiacscndsmcnainies respectable private 0 Tbtowante ure aanted for the followii pad rr and chambermaid in a private | Nincteenth street, fret floor, second door from Tenth | family; hae no oljection to take a babe from its birth. as she posed te bave Deen stolen, at First district Detleo seuet, an be given. Call at No, 9 Frank- has always lived in that capacity. The best of reference | ut the Tombs, in Centre street, vis.:—Fi given from her last employer. Can be seen for two days, | old; two summer pantaloons, oid | 4 Union court, University place, between Eleventh | common erchief. Also, at d instruct children under twolve years of age, or as No. treet sex 4 chain, t to an elderly Indy in the country. or would travel 1a yt es che EO court ,Easex market a pold wath and chad hot menial. Salary nct so much ANTED—BY A YOU! vis will ANTED—A SITUATION, TU TAKE CHARGE OF | n street, and corner of Chatham and Pearl streets. of 27 Maiden leno, make tho most perfect imitation of a na WOMAN, A SITUATION ashing and irenia, pte tural head of hair ‘in ‘the, world. 43 yroarers shoold ty je ddresa A t, 7 Lexington avenue, rv ling to assist in wi if FH. Amidon, Fashionable Hatter, (formerly | nq warranted not t0 shrink or chango color. “Aleos braids YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | [(auired; she understands beking by Fmanpen tnt tte ot ir Wall street,) is now located at 619 Broxdway, a fow doors | Sf longhair, fronce, braide, he eee” Olt Alto, braids chamberwork and take care af children, Beet, ety re: young woman, a8 chambermaid, or todo the house: the bes of ely referene, and Gen be ee a FLAMETON MOUSE ToRT HAMILTON, Lt. WiLL Jbove Bleecker street, and Dog AE old frionds ference given. Can be seen ut her last place, 213 Third | work of a small private family, or to take care of children. | {in etrceti . open for the reception of boarders May lst. The steam- fed the ee who appreciate a fine hat—an casy fitting aud Have you seen the Exhibition of As We Are? | avenue, fortwo days. Has no objection to go @ short distance in the country. Doat Wal ill commence her ree trips Avil Ue frm ceful hat, are desired to no the Peat 440 Broad If not, go at once. It is only ono shilling admission. Child- BL ES: sy | Best of reforence gives. Please call at No. 125 Boerum WN TED By, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, edtoa? Ce See . Mi. q rondway. | ren haifprice. It the cheaport and host place of amusement eS re SAU ce cere Ths rene, |: Mereet, Breekiyss a ituation aslaundress. The best of reference van be Ran the telng will be inéeome tameed We ——_________— ean go to. It is at COSTAR'S Ret, Mouse, Cockroneh, girl wishes @ situation as stamstress, She per-ectly 3 ae ————— | given to her last place, where she lived for two years and six MAM ahd New York v0 Pr Menthe re Crowds continually flow tnto Unton Hall, | and Bedlug Exterminator Depot, 448 Broadway. Fare Cnet Tia laeer Martane? ae) comeeeeen te | ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTEST A} months, Please call at 400 Ninth street. Can be seen for | Ham! Patties wishing to engure ae, ef Pulte a — 6, 7: r ¥) two days. pho gré Ena he to la on and Nat Hair Dye and Hair Preservative —Crieta- po tg @ Cull at 248 Grand etreet. Can be seen till | ing and ironing, and take cai 1¢. proprietor at Fort Hamilto1 nt, satisfied that thoy are tions to goa short way in tho co fee, Astor ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW WOMAN, rituation as housekeeper, or to travel with a lady; oF ero, in offering to the publie these two, valuable. prepara. = “4 ty « od referenc t piace. Pleaso call, for t#o AVILION, NEW BRIGH ii of thi yg ih ry. Bent of city re ed a ees ence from her Inst place. Please call at 33 Ba, garamtees ‘No instance whatever there shan RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO OB- | Setwecn Twentieth and Twenty tort erect ee eve dea failore—the dye, in changing instantly the most an- tain a rituation as chambermaid, ina respectable family, —— Ron over by an Omnibus.—As a Gentleman | seemly hair to nature’s black or brown, and tho preserva- | or would 0 general housework in aemali respectable family. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE 3 0UPG WOMA. pting to croea Fulton street during the rain, a | tiv jossing, sil nd invigorating iée roote and | Good city reference. Can be vecn at her present situation, W sitvation as chambermaid aud laundress, or to a w days sino, ho s\ipped down and was run over by anom- | filaments. Both sold, the dye privately applied, at | 612 Greenwich strcet, for two days, chamberwork and assist in washin, ine J ANTED—BY AN EFFICIENT YOUNG WOMAN, A jibus. Fortunately, although ewhat bruised by the | CRISTADORO’S, No. 6 Astor House. GOCD COOK IS DESIROUS OF A SIFUATION, Tx | duce the best of city reference if required. Plesve cal sitcation as general houre servant; is a good plain cook res’ hoofs, ho escaped being crashed by the vohicle and 4 Has unexceptionable city reference, | N0- 977 Hudeon street, third floor, frout room. Can be seon | and an excellent watcher and jroner, can mako first rate | Mo Will be imme: ys 5 a y ol = * i ‘aanot very scriously hurt. “iis clothes wore completly | Geuraud's Liquid Hair Dye is, without ex. & priva Yiaye at her protons vuspleser's, No. 10 | £0F two days if not engaged. bread, and will Le fonnd willing and obliging, No objection | yilion will open in the earl: 0 ‘ Y 7, OF bet vered with mud and badly torn—damages which he quiok- te Can be seen 1 ~ | to the country. Can produce most tatisfactory referonce. | fleient number should offer to order it to do 80, A stea zrepaired by stepping into tho cheap clothing store of 7. Pee Deer acai ealetesiee ts comers Meter Wert Eighteenth street, noar Fifth av ANTEDTA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | Wagen moderate. Please apply st 201 Bowery. caves New York, pier No. 1. i. at Sand 12 A. Mand ydr., Now ‘ehape, 4 - ‘ ish woman, lately arrived in this city, a - x GP. M.; leaves New Brighton at 8 am ~ ML, an sean bey Eoedsebletie uproote kate treme any van’ of the RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU | soamstrent in a private fainily; thoroughly underetnnds WANIED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN JOP. i. A more froqecat eommesieation will be ov ing Overcoats, dy. Liquid Rouge, Lily White, and Mair Glow, 4: Ne. @ | cheina coed plain cower. ‘Can beeen for two dayne et sod ing. Can be seon for three days, at 173 Elm street actuation as plain cook, washer and ironer. Can giver Tho distance from New ‘spring pante, in the et or street, near Brondway, nad Wineteenth strest.” % alae ors from Broome, between the hours of nine aud | good city reference. Please call at 123 Eloventh street, be- id the trip is perform- ood, releatad from sve ‘THE PROPRIETOR @ to inform his frie to enter into y Foome proprictor van be seen on the prem Delmonico's Hotel, corner of Bi ay and duyn, at 350 First avenue, between Twentieth aud Twenty- fret etreet, third fi i Fo d {ablished fa the season advances York to New Brighton in vix mil ue A, first floor, front room. | ed in from twenty five to shirty minal mR ES A ins cen First avenue and ave toa. LIN, ppbnoulder Braces, Trusses, Elastic Stockings MIDDLE AGED SWISS LADY, CAPA be seen for two days, if not engaged. F. BLANCARD, lor enlarged veins of the leg, elastic knee caps, epinal su teaching the French and English languages, in de BSP! , " . " r sSoeeeectereeeeeeee pictttherhnotsdbelieanethsechled 9, Indiee? and fuppertern, club font and kaock | of cbtrining a situation to travel; hasno ohection te take dseenton’ Whe tees or ice een ee ed REY uaneertands her ravlbaos Bak taeme HOMESTEADS. Fine Clothing.—John K_Hora, No. 130 Fulton er kind of inetrdmont, with an aesort | the entire care of a child. References exchanged. Apply | Tease pikce, leave call at 100 eat Eicvenah siseet: ber | forty yenrnot ape. AVDIy ec sl Pevelhth shred ea Reece anh oe OY NE a “a: Jas constan'ly on hand s general sssortmon’ of wanes, a0 No. 13 Aun gtreet, a8 5 ES pei tween First and Second avenues, Can ho socn for two days. | avenue, before 10 ‘A. W. or after 10. M. FPGREEAM NILLAGE LOTS.—ANOUE TWO ROMRRED : . & good supply of clo ns , " —— a ots © 208, in the of Ford. which will vo made to orderat the | Kellingex’s Benutifal Liniment cures tm- LAY MARUNS meegereritee lakes cotta ie WANTEDIBY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 4 SITU TANTED—A WOMAN, TO GO IN THE COUNTRY, | ham, Westchester count} situated on the Harlem, raliroad, K. HORA, No. 139 Fulton stroct. ry the discase never returns, a0 matter from sea tortimepiais from the fives fomisien oF Enel ation as Sret-rate meat and pastry cook; ix an ov to cook and arsiet 10 the washing; one who underetands | ten miles from the city of New York. These lots do. rs jaincah epoanieastay female. The patient isdolighted | Produce ivaene Apsiyes 14 Franklin Y t be 8 no objecti sist ia washing and | baking will be required City references must be shown. | ‘sirably situated, oein within three minutes walk of the If you want a Suit of Spring or Summer hour, $1 cach—$9 a dozen. Slso good ol lacZ” a © Ko & short distance into theoountry with ® | apply before iZo'clouk, at No, Si Irving place, near Enet | depot, and commanding an extensive view of the country Bethe, just call on our friend GEORGE LEVIE, at 300 | Dogtorearent central depot io at 470 Broadway. For ale Gone Boor, back room, family hae the bert of city reference, Can be acon for two | ‘Twentieth atres for m mite ere imaney ain Gcily sraine that stop as ‘3 heck fe at ‘arl etreet, an: the trade ly “through: ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITL ays at No. 3 Second etreet, second floor, fr ek a= — agg or the Fordtam depot, and commutation is only five Broadway, corner of White streot. His stock f8 larce, | he city and country. Fer son sloknees It mover feria en sy nk and | from nine till five. TANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED SALESWOMEN. Weaanie nae chambermaid and veamstrese, or ay ¢ 4 he sells at remarkably low pric Give him o oall an each way, making tt is the mont desirable of say other ————— faundress; ehe has good oity rofereace, Can be seen ab her Pee oat cena to attend afanoy store, at 157 Bighth avenue. Good | fer persons doing hn ja the city. A person always in sade Os won dieugea raha erst Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Scrofaln, d&ic., &e.— | present employer's, 14 Waverley place, Canbe sven for twe | W A Mi ED—BY 1WO RESPECTABLE WOME if 1 enlary given. Inquire before 10 o’tlock A. M. or 5 P. at) attendance at the Ferdhem depot om theParrival of cre Grand Me-opening of the Halls of Fashion, | Hystt's Life Bales is tho most certain remedy for thove | ORY" ae maid, oF chetavermeld. and so sesiee with ine wash p< aS A —- | f 4 paps aad Cal pistisnions ee Nd stand, 383 Broadway, (second floor,) on Monday, the 24 annie p days gs he ay es YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN SOMDB | ironing. Good city reference canbe given. Any | ws TED—A FIRST RATE COOK, WASBER. AND | KERRIAN & BANKS, 18 Nacran etreet, New Yor! May. GEORGE P. FOX. Foreman tailor aud Cloth tim. iit afford certain rellet’ Thoee reapectablo family, a9 chamberntaid, and to take care | wishes to ceevre honest, faithful, and industfious girly, ironcr, aleo 9 good seamstross—both to go Ashort | the Port office, Fordiam, W catchester county. eter. hap goudemued, epid or, dlecharzed, ae trash on stan. puted, and, published 1ectho He tae ae Of | of children; would be willing to do the'geteral housework of | pleneo call at 171 Sixth avenue, in the crovkery store, ond | distance into the eountry, Apply Immcdiately at No, 20 = ant blood in his storo, all useless garments and services, sa Pinte Getiieaies aie trie ae a San, | pemall family. Can got tho best of city releronco, Can be | door from Seventeenth street. To be seen for two days. Amity pinee. lid ent—of the Intter, i or ancivil to the ous- rt e bs eaten, ate bd weil Cirem | Seen for two days, at $3 Tenth avenue. : tertifeater can bo baa's: shefrineipe. | Q RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A ei7cation, | WWANT.D-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 4 sitv- | \WraNTED—IN A COTTON FACTORY IN CONNECTI- fi ts per bottien Can do general housework, cook, wah, and iron, and ation an cook; she understands her bosiner® thoroug cut, families of not lese than four obildren, between nts per bottle, Seana Le ARNUTEL heneewor®, ocdk, Wosh, and iron, sag ii filling to anise in the washing and ironing. | Yinn the | the ages of ten and twenty.tair!s proterred: also, 4 man to ai Sg Seterenes Teves Rectacvedpleven, an ween thoes SHOE of city reference. Please call at 196 Sixth avenue, in the | take care of a weave shop, Apply at 59 Broad strect, eor- lagh ytoonware 1 ie io word. Fez e ‘Watts’ Nervous Antidote is @ certain and | trect second flecr sear tose for two wee , ement. Can be seen for two days, ner of Beaver. ront to pay,” got of lamber res, 2 4 id —— sa - at ie yr including old faahioned goods. Budding RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MARRIED ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, (AMERIC (3 with hing now and beanti fitvation ag cook, washer and ironer. Good olty refer: id by bis wife, av cham- referred,) to do the work of & small family: must 6 7, , P 1 and , call, seo and 1 More shall once, Cai No, 264 Sixth street, betweon avennes d havo ne objection to the country, | good cook, washer and ironer, Apply at No. 96 South Fifth Sollow im the pagen of the New York Herald, . Addrews C. Y., Herald office. } freet Williamsburg.