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those derangements of the stomach w ‘water of those regions, apd saperi Temittent and Te cde treges lions fevers, now chiefly peculiar to parably superior efficacy of the Aromatic Sehie- a8 thar’ professionstl cortitied sjentirely from its superior qi No o'her Holland gin o! oon Te ovrnet spear Saas rege la a manovfacti 1e proprio ly, at Sohiedam, in Holland, by a process. pooul It is flavored and medicated, not b; rh berry. but by the choice botanical v: ian juniper berry, whose mo: \d reotified with it iri concentrated ieee taming each 2 dosen. by all the princip: UDOLPHO } 18 and 22 Beaver street, Ne: dt sole Importer and Proprie: e Croton runs for Miles through Meadows jd marshes, and contains large quantities of vogetable im: ities. A ‘couriderable quant bite lead) in created in the prves also, Jot every family use the 8, 316 Broadwa ad’s Liqaid Hair Dye 1a, without ex mn uF reservation the very best ever invented Beware yes Equally celebrated is Gourand’s Medicated pimples, freckles, sallown: uproots hair from any part hite, and Hair Gloss. at No. 67 y of carbonate of id. which is deatrnetive Porous Glass Filter. Iker atrect. near Broadwa pristadoro’s Haic Dye Tctumphant —Letters 5 arte of the Union announce the com- sof thia matehloss pre} no other dye is over nd privately applied Ly the inventor, 6 Astor House; also by druggists and te and wonderfn! er it has been once tri RISTADURO, No. I have used your iment in my family for several years, and havo My wife a fow da th premonitory symptoms of cholera. Pp was tried that thirty years inger—Dear SI. yet in less than five. minutes after she nédy she was entively free from pain. of 266 Mott street, was cured ina Mr Richard Groshon of Yonkers, the wife of Mr. James Mapes, were cured in a fe mily bottles at $i cach. Depots moments of cho! jen. Sold in large fa rl street, 476 Broadway, T. Hope & Co. 8 dnd Hudson streeti Diarrheea.—Fifty Dotla:s will be paid If.) Venetian Liviment does not immodiately re this complnint if need when first attacked. Fi druggists and storekeepers through ut the Unite tes, aud the Carades. Price 25 and 50 conta. Philadelphia. Depot, 240 Greenwich atreet, corner of Cham- Barker's Cheveuxtonique, for Preserving, toring and beautifying the hair, nd, unlike most prepa. ions designed for the same objects ‘AB un eradicator of di infallinty cures viol it is free from all raft it is unequalled, while t headaches in a few moments. BARKER’S ladies’ nairdressing establishment, 439 Broad- Important w Barbers.—A Rare Chance thore wishing to commenes busi ired least of one of the best shops lars, call on Mr. John Willson, No. B South street, up stairs. Shoulder Braces, Kiastic Stockings, Neine of the Lo Vby shouldsttnou be a Breeder of Worms?” body but a swallowing grave, ury that posterity, hich, by the richts of time, ‘thou needs must have, Hf thou destroy them not in their obscurity! vm Syenp and Liver Pills. wholesale a il, by C. V. CLICKENER & CO., No. 81 Barclay street, lesale agents for the Eastern States Dr. Powell, Oeullst, Aurist, &c., recetvos # from 9 to 4 o'elock, daily, st bis office, No. 502 the slightest pain, which move ex: nd resemble it in color and expression. Counsel for the Feeble, and Important Sag- tions for the health.—Morxe’s invigorating elixir, or cor- at strength sustaining and health ronewin; paration introduce: the celebrated ori tal traveller and chemist has beoi roughout this country and Europe, that n» physisi nes his reputation would venture to admit himself izno- of its extraordinary properties, or think of questioning © 80 wall kno ‘and without designin, rm, we would remind the nervous tl , that sommer's wasting heat is upon as, that the drain is ineressed twenty-fold, and to create undue feable, and the sources of vitalit: at without the helping 1 te wife aod daugh' r, many ® pale and Ik into the deadly « a brace of consumption—many & parent, king ows under the pressure of mental and physical must be consign dex of death before another eummor shall bring back its ertion, or slow dui t rhould the healthy neglect the means of fortifying the 0 Gur climate breaks down thousands of strong men every. of this peorles# invigorant, tho jarcular and nervous system may he go braced up, and the | tive powers ro thoroughly and permanently restored, neituer xudden changes of temperature, application to edy, physical exertion, nur the myst arduoas labor of ought or muselo will eubdue the energies developed; wo bt almost eny, created by ite inflaonc ring which tho system whould acquire the necessary stock vigor for the exhausting eummer cam onign. should ladies, who snfferfrom bysteri ness, headaebo, nervous tremera, | situde, or any of thore disooses or dis- derangement of the delicate and eom- brace and | reugthen the relaxed physique hy @ course of this cordial ndvanes ot the prostrating heat of July snd Aucust. icht extract from the testimn: i enongh to sutisfy al If space permitted, we m eminent obstetri pubts, should any e the agent in this city.C. H. Ring, is prenared to exathit e proofs of every fact here sia et, to all who may wish to ‘The Invigerating Elixir is recommended to both lished, guaranteed and in alliblo cnre for nervous reesion, confusion tion of the heart, tendenc, pacity, paralysi lity, biliousnens and évery species of complaint y physenl or menti neentrated, in pint bottles, with tho d sold for $3 per botti oosoding from | H. RING, General Agent, No. 192 Broadway, New 11 orders must he addresved. Agents in every city of the Union. Fyatt’s Life Balsam ts the Highest In Re- wn of any medicine in the world, in rheumatiem, whether fiamatery or chronic, curing erks, and often fn as many days. e first respectability in New York, and elsewhere have tified to this fact, a4 others are daily doing. of rhenmatism 60 be jot cure, when teken according to direotions. tely certain as food for hunger. old street, Brooklyn, will per onally attest, that he w: pidly and perfectly cured by it, of @ rheumatiom that hed tured, distorted and paralyzed bim for more than fifteen Franklin, 158 Eldridge street, iz W 8. Wood, 169 Mott street, New York, and iunamera- It is equally effectual in the moat horrible car: if ecrofulovs ulceration as will be personally vouched for Mr. F. B. Wolly, 74 Market street; Mr J. T. Di nu séreet, corner of Wall , 127 Eldridge street, and at least a thousand oth ‘and residences will be given. © worst cases in a few Thousands of persons of or long established, that it will Mr. John Snyder, 211 wokaeller, No. 1 Itisatonce the most oritier known in the science of modi- ‘0, 246 Grand stroot. Seventy-five cents por WERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _8EE THIRD AND SEVENTA PAGES. a PERSONAL, A LFRED—YOUR NOTE OF #TH OF JULY WAS RE- ceived, and promptly answered. before, stating when and where an inter call or address \OPPER IN NEW YORK TUESDAY MORNING AT J nine o'clock, W! NFORMATION WANTED- RESPECTING mtleman, named Loui: in’ Tuscany. H. t June, 1846, It latives have beard from him. Any information reaprotiny ‘m will be thankfully received by VYSE & SONS, No. 1 1 street, New York. NFORMATION WANTED—OF PATRICK WELC ed in the ship Oregen, on her |i ‘Thomas Conn're, lives at Bethel, Fair Direct as above N WANTED—OF JAMES HORAN, LATE of Washinton City, who is employed in a hotel in tais mation will be thankfally received by his Warhington stroet. *RUSSED HAMILTON AVENUE about 6 o'oloek, and was 1 ine five or ton vanty, Connectiout omnibus on the Bre rn something that will both surprise and please her, PAN IRISHMAN, WIO SENT A LETTER TO 4 in William street, will call and give what infos ehas it will he rewarded and co tute whore an interview may be had. USELL, A SHIRT CUTTER BY TRADE, the employ of Dre tb» year since, will plenae call at 84 Liborty street ly, he will receive w favor and confer oni FMR. ANTON CORRADINI WILL SEND HIS AD- drees to O. W. Poliitz, No. 8 Keaver etroet, New York, w will hear of something to bie advantare as in the employ o idered confidential; or et, Alphine & ©: OSEPM FERRIS, FORMERLY OF HULL is requested to call at the office of GkO B MORE WOUD & CO., 14 beaver atroot, where he will find lottors #€ importance. ARY LAMBERT, WHO RECENTLY ARRIVED iverpool, is requested to call at No. 64 Besvor wrcet, New York. R. ANDREAS chemical factory in B his ade rers to 0. W RNGLAND, ANICKE, PROPRIETOR OF A oklyn, will please call or send Polliva, No 8 Beaver street, Now York. GENTLEMAN WHO iriond on the corner of Broadway and Bloeoker atroet, talt Weiday morning week, to whom ho . bow not received the promised communication, which 43 anxiourly expected. JHE PERSON ®HO LEFT THR NOTE POR THE WO man who lost $70 will please call again, as tho noto was J ANTED- INFORMATION OF CATHERINE NEIL, Sho is @ untive of Kil, in the If she wiil give information of iving to James Dann, sore nue, Lrovkiyn, eae 0. whore she is now MERICAW INSTITUTE.- FARMERS’ CLUB —A R¥G- ee eating wilt be bald a the Repository Ne so adway, on 7, Joly 19, at noon, Subject The Bonest of Railronde to Agriculture. - Strangers especially welcome. Admission free to all. H. MBIGS, Secretary. |ARD.—IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VARIOUS AR- tieles whieh have recently sopeared in the public Tints, the Directors of the Pacific Mail Steamship Compan: jcom it ineum bent en them to an: 10 that they have n ‘thorized any combination, with any party, for the purpose of establishing higher rates of freight and’ prasace money fantic ports and Califorais: wor do they binati their st bei te to thelr ow id te and specie in the safest ‘The time consnmed by he Isthmus of Panama has been tly increared bulk of she mails, ang for the safeguard of t! A his ‘consequent saving of ticipated @ reduction iz Iwoen California and Atlantic W. W. DAVIDGE, Secretary. New York, July 1, 1963. ASONIC NOTICK.—THE REGULAR MEETING OF Ind. Royal Arch No. 2 will be held this (Tuesday) Svening at the Masonic Temple, at 734 o’clock precisely. The members are requested to be punctual in thelr attend ance, as business of importance will be brow ao Lodge. Ky orderof JAMES W. POWELL, Master. Tuos. Piunns, Seoretary. OFICR.— ALL, PERSONS 1a VING CLAIMS AGAINST the corporation of the el fi debtedness ineurred. res dent of the United States, on the 14th i 0 the Commissir ibacmeent.) Se. 1 New City Hall, on or Si fb jnstant. aturday, the 23d cfs WILLIAM 3 BRISLEY, man of the Committee of Board of Alderman. baie THOMAS. WOODWARD. Chairman of the Committee of Board of a: Now York, July 19, 1858. \TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE GROCERY clerks of the city of New York and Brooklyn are re- (quested to attend a mecting, to be held at the Mercer House, corner of Broome and Mercer streets, on Wednosday eveniug, Suly 20, at 34 o'clock. By order of JOHN HARRIS, JOSEPH LOMBARD. ERSEVERANCE LODGE, NO. 17, I. 0. 0. F.—THE members of this Lodge aro hereby notified to assemble in thelr new room, No. 696, Broadway” on Wednesday even: ing, 20th inst., and thereafter, ADOLPHUS RANNEY, Soorctary. TEAMER TITAN.—SPECIAL NOTICE.—GENTLE- ‘men composing party by the above steamer, for Thurs day, July 21, 1853, are requested to be on board, at eight o’élock precisely, at Peck slip pier. 10 INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS.—I AM THE only porson authorized to grant licenses for the ase of the Chaffee patent, and any perron using that patent with- t it sont, will be prosecuted. ide da oaks, - WILLIAM JUDSON. LOSY AND FOUND. OST.—A PAIR OF LADIES’ GOLD SPECTACLES, ON the 14th inst., in going from the coruer of Broadway and Bond streets to the foot of Barclay street. Tho“inder Will be wuitably rewarded by leaving them at No. 19 Platt strest. OST—A DRAWING OF AN ENGINE, IN FULTON stroct ar Broadway. A good reward will be paid at 167 Broudway, room No 8 Lo8tis 4, 0LD CHAIN WAS LOST IN BROADWAY, near Bowling Green by a poor man, yestorday after. noon. Any perton returring tho same to the office of W. J. Haskett, 1b Contre street, will be suitably rowarded, JOHN WOOLSEY. OST—ABROUT A WEEK AGO, A GOLD SLEEVE button, having on it the initials W. N. The finder will be rewarded upon leaving it at 102 East Fiftoonth stroot, or (3 Wall street, second story, back bi TRAYED OR STOLEN—FROM THE SLAUGHTER hovee, in Stanton street, bet ween Clint d Attorney reets, bet ‘one and two o'clock, @ pony and butcher b, with a side of beef, Whoover will return the same will be liberally rewarded by the owner, L. Samuel Rivington street, between Pitt and Willeit street: EETH LOST.—TEN DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE paid to the person who had a full set of tecth left with him, if he will send to the proprietor of house No. 345 Broadway, Mr. Hans No, 230 REWARDS. 25 REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 1iTH INSTANT, IN this city,» leather colored wallet. containing from $ilt to $115 in bank notes, or three four tens, a number of fives, and the balance in ‘smaller notes, mostly city and let, the name of the owner, N State, Un opening the w F. King, will be. 3 be sean, written with ink. in two diferent Here ‘The most, if not the whole, of the notes can be iden- ified by the owner from a mark on the back of the sams. N. F KING, No. 68 West Fourteenth street, eorner Sixth avenue. 4 10 REWARD.—STOLEN FROM HOUSTON STREET, No. 628, a small King Charles spaniel aor: whi with black cars, and a biack spot on the ramp; feet very woolly The above reward will be paid on bringing him to 628 Harrison street. REWARD.—STRAYED FROM SEVENTY FIFTH De) streot, between Third and Fourth avenues, on the 12th or 13th inst two horses; one mare, about 16 hands bigh, one forward foot white and long tail; one gray horse. about 183g hards high, long tail. The above reward will be paid by leaving them at the corner of Seventh avenue and Thirty- soventh street. ARSHALLS & TOWNSEND. 5, REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN BROOKLYN AND e) Coney Island, a thin gauge blue mantilla. ‘The fi Will receive the above reward by I Dining Saloon, No. 39 Chambers street. $5 RRWARD.“LOS!, YESTERDAY MORNING. THE e) 15th, in a Fifth avenue stage or in the street, between 5:2 Fourth avenue and Fulton ferry, a pair of gold speota- cles. & REWARD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN, ON SUNDAY, 2) the 17th, # large bull dog, of alight oolor, with a short tail Had on'when he left a’ leather collar, with « short chain attached, answers to the name of 'Tizer” Whoever will return the snid dog to J. AGATE, 256 Broadway, shall receive the above reward. 5 WILL BE PAID FOR INFORMATION THAT will lead to the whereabouts of Estella Prosa, late of io Thirtieth etreet. Mrs. Lucy Howard, late of 14 Whitehall street and Austin P. Lee, carpenter, late of Haverstraw, as they will hear of something to their advantage, by call: ing or addressing 48 Vesey street, inthe basement. ©) REWARD.—LOST, ON THE EVENING OF THE ‘D4 I7th instant, hetween No 100 Grand street and No. 23 Hester street a heavy gold chain bracelet, with the initi H. 1. E. on the inside. The any person returning it to No. 8 eve reward will be paid to Hester street. THE MILITARY, ? OTICE —THE EX AND HONORARY MEMBERS OF aN Hope Fire Engine Company No. 31. from 1 are requested to attend » meeting at the Emblem, No. 88 Wert Rroadway, this evening at 6 o'clock. Punctual at- | tendance is requested R. C. McINTIRE, Chairman pro tem. J. G, Serxas, Secretary pro tem, N ONCE, CSECOND COMPANY CHATHAM GUARD.— The friends and members of the above company are re- spectfally requested to pay the last tribute of respect to our late brother mem! er, John Labatut, from his late residence, No. 157 Ludlow street. at half past one o'clock, on tie LIth inst., (to-day) in. oitixen’s dress, with the usual badge of mourning: ulso, the Krougham Light Guard are respect- fully invited toattend. By order. WM. B, FRELIGH, Captain, _R. I. Bawrnonye, Secretary. Gouprers WANTED—FOR THE UNITED STATES oavalry service. Recruiting rendervous, 429 Grand st, 4 ‘THE TRADBS, &O. LITHOGRAPHER WANTED-—ONE WHO FULLY UN- derstands his business. Alto, a smart active boy in ae . Apply to John L, Salisbury, 67 Exchange place, up stair IVE CARPENTERS WANTED —NONE BUT GOOD workmen need apply. Apply to T. & J. Cornell, in the conlyerd, in Broome street, between Wooster and Greene, between 10 and 12 o'clock GTEREOTYPE FINISHER WANTED IMMEDIATELY, at 162 Fulton street, Good wages and steady employ: ment given 10 WATCH IMPORTERS.—A YOUNG MAN, WHO IS ‘a practical watchmaker aad pleasing saloam: engage ae travelling agent for watch importirg or jewelry manu or would engage us sales the city. off Bh es ae ad GOOD VARNISHERS, TO GO OUT of the city. Inquire of F. M. Lane, 672 Greenwich street, between the hours of 10 and2o’clock. 1. B.—No rubbing or polishing. WARTED=A CARPENTER, TO RESIDE AT TIER Bergen Point Copper Works, opposite Now Brichton. To one ging good references o honesty and capacity con twork will be gives pply to Samuel F. Tracy, No, 6 Beaver str WANTED—A FOREMAN IN A LARGE MACHINE shop. Address box 2.337 Post Office. e JANTED—A BLACKSMITH, ALSO, A BOY. WaO has been at the trade two years, to take tho fire. Ap- ply at {2 East Eleventh street, near Second avenu JINION COURSE, L. 1 —TROTTING.—TOESDAY, 1719, 9 purve of $1000, two miles and repest, to Wm. Woodrafl names'r. g, Tacony: H. Woodrat . m. Flora Temple. Cara will leave South ferry, Brooklyn, at 2 P_M., and return as soon as the «port is over, Also, stages will run hourly from Grand street aad Peek slip ferries, Williamsburg JOHN I. SNEDIKER, Proprictor. CENTREVILLE COURSE, L. TROTTING —THURS- % ~ day, July 21, lock P.M. mateb for $500, mi Heats, best three lo five, te wagons, W. King names bli, Black Douglass, F. J. Nodine abr. g Contrevitle. Th care leave South ferry, Brooklyn, for the course, at 2 o’elock P. M., and return after the trot is over, fare oach way 25 cents. Also. stages leave Fulton and Williamsburg forrics from 12 to2 P. M. paracnesan oecomeermeroonsereinese SPURTING de, NHOICE KING CHARLES SPANIBLS, OF THE J purest blood ratterr, Newfoundiands, St. Bernards, &o, Al! dogs warranted pure. Inquire at 206 Wator stroat, REGATTA ON TERSDAY. JULY 9TH. FOR SaiL boats from fifteen to swenty-seven feet in lougth, for « ree of $50, and $10 to the weoond best boat in the FRoe ont) <0 $5. To start at one o’slock, from the Atlantic Hotel, Hohoken, All boats must be entered og or Monday, July 18, A. BAKKER. Hoboken. SPORT.—A GRAND SAILING MATCH WILL TAK® SS place on Thureday Jaly 21, 1858. between the schooners eles Lewis KR. Mackie, of Haverstraw, and Goorcs S. Woods, of Tarrytown, for s purse of $1,000 to start from the foot of Chaglton street, North river, at nine o’clook, A. Mo pre- cively. To sail’ around Southwest Spit and back to the place of starting. CNS THROOTION GERMAN LADY, HAVING SEVERAL HOURS UN. oeenpied, to dovote them in giving lessons in the German langnaye and in masio. Addrow A. B. C., tating where an interview canbe ha Herald office, SXTRA PAY LL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS, terved in any United tates vessol in the Pacito ocean, at any time from 186 to 1842 can Promptly receive their ire denble pay ef ROUWARD BISSKLL Agent snd (late) ixeer, Unived States Navy, X South william stzeet, GERMAN LADY, WHO HAS HAD CHARGE OF A A Gaioot for some time, wishes to gets situation ine school or private family, to teach the elementary soi and French: bas s thorough knowlede of the English guege. Address R. M. O., Herald office. PECTABLE WIDOW WISHES SOME ONE TO Rioptron infant male child. siz months ald; hie father Je dead, and his mother in too feeble to work for asupport for the child, and has yo friends to assist her. Any person ishing to coe the child ean apply ab 242 sixth avenue, in 0 rear. RESPRCTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS A Miamtermsid-ond to do general housework ins swall private family. Please call at 118 Eighth street, PASTRY COOK’S @R HOUSEKEEPER’S SITUA- tion wanted, by a respectable Protestant middle aced female. who can give reference of eur years to her last employer. Pleage call or addr. tNo. 4 Bowling Green, in the basement, for two days. A. RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WO- man want's situation as cook ins hotel, or would en- Zaxe in a respectable boarding house. Sho is well acquainted with all bran cooking, and oan ive the best of cit: Feference. Can be seen for one week, if not engaged, at 100 East Eleventh street, in tho rear. YOUNG WOMAN WISI ehambermaid or waiter, or A SITUATION aS do general housework in a private family. | Good city reference yiven. Apply at N 173 Seventeenth street, between Firat and Second avenues A SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, as cham! id and waiter, or t» do general hous work, in a Private fe milly. Please call at 219 Kast bteenth street. third floor between First and Second mues, Good reference giver RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A situation as plai washer and ironer, or to do seen for two days, at 8735 ring, in tho basement. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH THE of city reference, wishes to obtain & aituation in family ns cook, washer, and ironer. or to do eral housework. Can be'aeon for two days if no: en- Kaged nt 469 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-eighth and ‘Twenty-ninth streets. PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN tuation as cook, washer and iron ‘an give tho best of elty refe 1 at 407 Fourth atrovt, betweon First and Second seon for two days if not engaged. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION. AS chambermaid and laundress, or would assist in taking care of children. Can be seen at the residence of her pre- sent employer, 278 Fourth avenue. PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ation {n # privato family, as chambermaid and Yo assist in the washing, or to do plain sewing Can be seen for two days at 45 Thirteenth street, third floor, front room, between Fifth and pixth avennes. Bost of reference from her place, where she bas lived four years, A GENTEEL AMERICAN GIRL, OF GOOD HABITS and y«fined manners, wants «situation in a gentle- man’s family, as nurse and seamstress; is capadio of taking caro of a young infant from nix weeks to two months old. Has no objection to travel in any part of the United Stat orin Europe. Good city references given. Please call No. 47 Downing street, second floor, between Bedford and Hudson streets. SITU. YOUNG WOMAN WITU RESPECTABLE CITY references desires to obtain a situation to do general housework for » small private family. She may be seen for two days, at 192 Eldridge street, near Stanton. N AMERICAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO cook, wash apd iron, in a private family. Can be seen for two days at 42 Whitchall strect. RESPECTABLE GIRL 18 WANTED, BY AN ENG- lish family, to wash and iron, do tne work of a small aoure, and seaist wich the children. If she could sleep at her parente, in the neighborhood of the City Hall, Brooklyn, it would be preferred. An emi age pel eeriveds might apply. Address 8, R., Herald office, stating where born, age, &e. COLORED WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS ambermaid, or laundress in a private family, oa daughter that goos with her. either as waiter cr child’s nurse. Has no objection to go a short distance ia the country. Can be seen till ongaged at 128 Woat Fif- teenth street, fourth floor, backroom. Please to make no inquiry at the door. YOUNG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED wholesale wine. Ii busine fluence some trade, wishes 9 Beet of references can be given, Grard strect. WITH THE address Corsica, No. 181 accounts, wishes to obtain employment Auewspaper or mercantile firm, to collect either in tl country or city. The best of references given. Address Collector, Herald office. A BOY WANTED—TO WORK AT A LIGHT BUSI 0 Apply between the hours of 9and 10 o'clock, to Wolker & Brother, morocco case manufacturers, No. 13g Warren street, LL RESPYCTABLE FAMILIES UP TOWN IN WANT of good girls as cooks, general ho»sexorkers. cham- dermaids, waiters, nurses, and sewing girls can be suite at the Seléct Employment Ofice, 129 Third avenue, between Fourt-enth snd Fifteenth streets. Any family, however particular, ean be suited with any of the above kervante by calling early thi N. B.—A re- Pectable young, man wanted as partner in a profitable light vuriness. Srrall cash cspital required. OY WANTED.—AN INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE BOY, that writes a fair hand, capah'e of going to the banks, &c. One residing with his parents. and who wishes to leara bnsin and would expect a emai! salary, preferrss Ap ply to COMSTUCK & BROIHER, No.2 St Peter's place, Fear of Astor House. ALLAST SAND.—FIFTY LOADS OF SAND, AT 42 2B. Dominick stzect, to be had for tho carting away, if aken jOOK.—A_ CTABLE PROTESTANT J oman wishes a situstion as first rate eook, as sho un- derstande meats, coups, game and pastry. and all kinds of desrerts, in the French style. Has had long experience in the firet class houses here and it 0 person if not willing to pay Call other male and female domestic station, Provided for respectable families, both country, at the Employment agency Office, No ¢0 East Feurteenth , Union square. N. B—Applicants for sitaatio must come well recommended COACRMAN WANTED—A COLORFD MAN, THAT 18 familiar with horses, and entirely trust worthy, can get A permanent rituation, a good home, and liberal wages. ply to /EWIS B. BROWN, 198 Broadwi ANVASSERS WANTED—FOR A NEW ILLUSTRATED work. Apply to A. TALLIS & CO., No. 252 Broadway, office No. 15. RUG CLERK WANTFD—A YOUNG MAN, TO CON- duct a physician's drug and compounding establish: ment, twenty miles from the city. Inquire at 112 Cherry street. Ap- RUG CLERK—WANTED IN A FIRST CLASS rtore, » young man, having afew yonrs practical oxpe- rience in’ the business. Apply at No. .58 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. RUG CLERK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO CON duct # physician's drag and compounding establish: ment. twenty miles from the elty, Inquire at 112 Cherry street. RUG CLERK WANTED .— A YOUNG MAN, IN FVERY way competent in the retail hosiness. may address 8, Ty Herald oflce Good references required RUG CLERK WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, FULLY qualified for a retail and prescription store may var ofa situation, by applying to B. Simpson, M4 South strr G\XPPRIENCED WAITERS WANTED, AT JOHNSON'S "dining saloon, No 31 Canal street. Apply immediately, NTRY CUFRK WANT*D IN A WHOLESALE 4 clothing store.—A young man as entry elerk. Address A&B, with name and referenco, Herald of OTICE TO BUTCHERS —WANTED, A MAN THAT understands tho business in every particular. Inquire at 265 Bowery, between the hours of 9'and 124. M. Algo, » good boy. WO COLORED SERVANTS WANTED—ONE MUST BE a good washer end ironer, and be able to do plain cooking the other is wanted to dolicht work abont the house. Apply at No. §4 Frankiin street, near Broadway. 10 MILLINERS.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GOOD milliners, at No. 16 Mnrray street, op stairs. To such constant employment will be given the season through. Work given out to those who wish 0 FEFDERS.— WANTED, TVO WELL QUALIFIED feeders ons Ho-'s four orlinder rotary prvat. To stendy Vande permanent day situstions will be given. Apply at 4 Nastau street, corner of Liberty. 10 BWOTEL PROPRIETORS --THE ADVERTISER, FOR many years engaged in the hotel business in Virgini and poascesing a very oxtensive acquaintance thronhon' the South {# desirons of obtaining 9 situation as assistant in a hotel, or he wonld lease « moderate rized house alroady farnished and in operation. For particulars addross Entor- prise, Washington City, District of Columbia. TEL BOOKKREPER WANTED.—WANTED, FOR a first clars hotel, one who understands his business theroughly, and can produce the best of city references None other need apply. Address B. D, Herald office Also, & housekeeper who has been a:customed to hotel business. 0 LAWYERS.—THE ADVERTISER 18 DESIROUS ‘of loeating himeelf ‘na first class law office in thia city, for the purpose of attending to the practice and looking after the office business \dmitted and has practiced !aw two yeors in the courtry, and can give tho best of tostimo nials a6 to quelifieations 40 Fair anlary expected Any good Jawyer or Inw firm withing the eervice of auch a person, by addressing box 206 Post Office, appointing an interview, will,hear of the man they want, HF ADVERTISER WANTS A SITUATION IN A RE. spectable family; can do. plsin cookinz, washing and frooing; can give the best of city reference from private familia Can be seon at Daniel Quinn's, achoot toxgher and roxton of St, Columba’s Church, No. 210 Twenty: fifth atreot Vetwoen Eighth and Ninth avenues, for,throo or more days, if wot engaged 10 STOREKREPERS IN NEED OF A FAITHFUL man —Wanted, employment aa porter in a store, col Ieotor mergenger, or any othor busivess requiring the sor vicce of wetrictly tenperate and steady wan whe vould devote bis whole attention to forwarding the interest of a good employer, Writer a good hand and ie correct at fienres, Tawoll acquainted with the city, and oaw produes first class city reference, Address A. B. C., Herald offic 1) POWDER MANUFACTORERS OR CAPITALISTS — ‘The advertiser in desirons of obtaining a situation as superintendent of powder mills. Having bad lone oxpa- ric ce iv that capacity, he has a thor mgh practieal know. led pews iy al) wohow, and is competent to build and « n ka » ive the hest of references, Address Francis C and, New York WO HUNDRED SHIRT FINISHERS WANTED 47 5 shirt. store, No. | Aston Houte, corner of Vesoy street. fe but the very neste t #itohors and the bust of sewers need aaply, To thore constant employment given and thy highest prices paid ) VIOLINISTS.—WANTED, FOR YM yas y. man to play the violin, One pro thit can play s pleasing solo or overture, ‘The situsti™® Will bo permanent and agreeable, Addrows, for two days, Butts, Herald office, TANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED ‘W ‘inte, vith a tteen hreatt of milk. a situation as wet nuree in a reepectatle family; she has lost her om baby, and can give most rarisfactory recommendations if required, Please onll at No, 135 avenue B, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young wo an cook ina private family. thor oughly uncorstands her business; best of city reverence civer, No objection to goin the oonntry, Plas on!) at No 66 Bart Shirly sevome eirevt, eveoud Boor, ror two day! Mf not engaged, A TRAVELIN ITUATION, BY A SCOTCH PRO- DET Ti a6 sates oh atentermath. “te ene alh ANTED—A SITUATION, BY woman, as good t girl, as purse oF reference given.” tn ‘ANTED-A SITUATION, cook, washer and iron the bousewor’ of a small family. Bert of city reference Please call at No. 15 University place. cook. Is am exealiont eit Rood ety rofvrence Jest situation Please ov R., Herald office, stati ESSPROTARLS ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN understands her business, as tirst reference given as to en) el pply at 194 Sixth avenue. SITUATION, AS CLERK IN A WHOLE. @ young man well sequsinted with all duce the best referenees. ANTED—AN IN¢ANT TO NURSE —A YOUNG AND Gani de sggn Oop: Se: d cireumstances, har heelthy womai ; desires to obtain @ health: care of at herown home. Inquire at No. 373 Bwelfth street, first floor, back room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED oS wrse at her own residence. 135 ‘Thirteenth street, first floor. ANTED- TUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE aaeeaiaan nae }¢ can take the entire obi leks ering, Hi tl Joung women, aa nur of an infant ond do country, er as chamberma'd city reference ean bi ‘Roods, who can Flea, No. 181 Gran: ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISHMAN, Is willing to go to any ill be found unexeeption- at No, 25 First th and Sixteenth streets, second ‘Can be seen for two day ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ort distance in the oot of milk or butter, or do housework for a small family; Beat of city reference can be given Please call at No. 20 part of the States. His refer ence able, Address A. B., 17 Hudson street, for one week. ANTED—BY A YOUNG ANTED-BY A VERY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A situation as chambermaid, waiter, or assistant wi MAN FROM THE COUN- try, a situation in a wholeeale grocery or liquor store, r country recommendation can be from where she lived ihren, years _— —— ‘ond street. ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL—MUAT BE A GOOD lh d_English—to do the One from Hambu liberal wages given. cook and irouer, work of » small family NTED—AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC, YOUNG OR middle.aged American, who is willingto make him- To such # good situation will be give this day at 128 Nassau street, second floor, room No. 6, objection to the country, and Can be sten for two University place, near Twelfth street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE is an excellent cock, be seen for three di , in the rear, between ‘Avenue A; has no objection to go @ short dit of eity reference can be giv at No. 10 Union court, 'FD—A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. be @ good washer and ironer, and understand N 1d call who canuot bring satisfac- ory references from their last place, Apply at 24 Rutgers 41 7 ANTED~BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION; TO eneral houtework ine small private family Please call to 125 Bocrum street, Brooklyn, NTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER she must come well recommended from her last sud be willing to make herself useful. ‘Lwenty- first street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE , to do chamberwork, or as seamstress, 'd do Hight chamberwork. Good vity re: be seen for two days at No. 212 Bowery, young woman. washer and irone1 d, at 98 Firrt str TED—FIFTY ENTERPRISING MEN, TO SI article extensively used, from which sess a capital of remium depot, 365 way Post Office IN A RETAIL and by letter to the Bro ANTED—A SITU ither in New York o1 ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RYSPECTABLE as cook and washer and ironer, and will mabe herself ge Inundress; good city reference given. teenth street, between Sixth and Séventh avent 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED woman, a situation as child’s nurse and chambermaid ; f reference trom her last place to goin the eountry. Can be seen for two peaged, at 220 First ANTED—AT A SHORT DISTANCE FROM THE city, a Protestant girl, who can take care of children, quire at 28 Weat Nineteenth strevt, juire at 104 Nine- Wheeler, 243 Wat ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 8 coachman, who perfectly und wt DO objection tog) a short d himeelf useful; ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE Protestact girl, y chambormaid and waiter, Has no objection to goin thé onuntry. Bert of reference from her last place. Please call at No. 92 St. Mark's place, Kighth street, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid and plain lace. Can be seen at 126 Eighth street, Clinton floor, frontroom, The best of city reference wash iron ard sew. In between ] and 5 o'clock, ED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, hambermaid, and to assist in washing or to do penerad housework in a small —THE ADVERTISER, AN EXPERIENCED per and accountant, is desirous of oeeupyi Ville and accounts. tisfactory reference ai and ability given, Address B ©. T. ANTED—A MAN TO DRIVE A CART AND WORK in the store. Inquire at 154, Bowery. ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, LATELY FROM the Old Country a situation ae waiter in « hotel or pri Can be soen at No 309 Righth lait employer's, 229 Spring strect. ANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, A SITUATION TO do general housework in a hort distance ia t! ‘No, 15 Niath street. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMA in a private family, as cook. ANTED—A NEAT, RESPECTABLE GIRL, BY A miner months about twenty ity; must be accustomed to children, a neat plain sewer. pply between the Hours of 10nd 1, at rivate family. Hi fomily boarding for th Country. ‘Please call vate family ; Intter proferred street, between avenues B and C, for three days. ‘ANTED—A WAITER, WHO THOROUGHLY U derstands his business. Caltat No. 117 Front street, between the hours of Sard 104 M. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE a8 porter in a store, or to drive a horse a1 of hard work, and is willing to make nico waeher and irener, and teetant oreferred A SITUATION, Please call at 200 East Fourteenth JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do chamberwork in a private family. Gest of city refereneo from her Inst place, who! two years. Please call at 1 street, third floor, front room. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ituation to do general housework in small private family; was two years in her last place. Can be seen for two days, at 242 ixth avenue, betweon Fifteenth ad Sixteenth str street, room No. 11. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE in a small private family, to do general ok, washer and troner, and can Cam be seen for two days at house, No. 1, 8 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Best of city referenco. Please between Amity and Bleecker. Can wagon. Is not afrat himself generally useful roference. Please address D. F. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, IN AN OFFICE. APPLY ih, gt Foom No. 42 frinity Building, this day, from 9 to young Woman. ‘0. 26 Second avenue, d relerence given, Young woman, rs nurse onll at 209 Mercer stree! be seen for two day: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, arituation as cook; would assist in washing and iron try, and inaking broad and rivate boarding Call at 517 Houston st, a RESPECTABLE ANTED- FOR A CITY RETAII. DRY GOODS STORE, a clerk, who thoroughly ucd+ can give eatisfactory reference. liberal salary will be givon to @ suitable person. Apply at er street, basement. ANTED—SEVERAL ANTED—BY A SMART, INDUSTRIOUS AND HON- est young woman, sitnation to do chamberwork, or encral housework. in & small family. ree days, at the house of her last employer, 51 Amos st, ANTED-BY A STEADY, RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wowan, who has a thorough knowledge of her busi- Has uo objection to the country ‘d to 39 West Thirteenth street be: tween Fith ard Sixth avenues, will bo promptly attonded to- ANTED—BY A VSRY INTELLIGENT WOMAN, A in « small private family, or would arsist in the washing, av116 East Twelfth ands his business and May be seen for Situation permavent. A ing; understands all kinds of No objection to Bertof references given. TANTED—A SITUATION, English worvant; abe in'a neat pl for the last four years; is competaat to d and waiter, and will i ma)l plain family est testimonials from her em jaye at No. 229 ENTERPRISING travelling agents in the United of procuring orders ates on c mmission, Address, Her, bex 608 Post Otlie which will mect prompt NTED-—BY A BOY, 15 YEARS OF Aq ro A light trade or All any o apply at No 3% Eighth street, tour go as chambermaid and ‘ont room, #e- Cap give frst rate references, and be a tween Fifth and Sixth avenue 'G WOMAN, A SITUATION to do plain cooking, washing and ironing. in » small jection to go @ short distance in the from ‘er last employer, where ET NURSE.—A HEALTHY WOMAN, WITH A FINE breast of milk, who lost her bab; t her own house, 353 Tenth TANTED—BY afew dsya ago, ANTED—A_ YO understands puttin, ‘Apply at 10 Gold @ ANTED—A BARKEEPER, A YOUNG MAN. WITH Apply at Gothic Hall, between 12 UNG MAN, WHO THOROUGHLY up orders in a wholesale drug Good references ANTED—A SI)UATICN, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, sixteen years of ago, to do light chamber. or to take care of children, co from last employer. 4pply at 65 Murray she may be ecen, No. 65 Se: NTED—BY A PHYSICIAN, A LADY AS GOVER- Who i# 9 good pianist w ‘work and waiti good city referencs ld prefer one wi ANTED—INMEDIATELY, AN INDUSTRIOUS, AC- Ono who bas been already in referred. None need apply but tho yy ANTEL—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG i mbermaid, or is @ can produce ‘an be seen for two days; at No. 7 topher, in the basement. tive man, as porter. Broadway stor can produce good references. 487 Broadway, corner of Broome street, from cig! ant bome and liber ences exchanged, addrest ANTED-BY A KESPECTABLE YUUNG GIRL, A situation as waiter or chambermaid, or to take caro of i he best of city reference given. Please call at Je4 Twelfth street, for two day: ANTED—BY A RB: young woman, asituation to dy remuneration is offered, Ret 3 waiter or cl willing to mal the Lest city revere factory strect, n: ANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT irl, u situation to do chamberwork and waiting, or to The best of city reference can be Plonse call at the corner of Twenty first scrcet and Seventh avenue, over the store. Can be acen for, three days if not engaged. ANTED— AN ABLE-BODIED WIDOW LADY, todo the work of the house of threo in family. Moiorate A good howe to a suicable for two days, to Casper, Herald cttice, with name and resi: ANTED IMMRDIATELY—A PERSON WELL QUALI- fied to take care of horses, and drive a furniture eart. Must be asquainted with the vit Apply to A. KOUX 479 at the above place, a chambermaid, well recommended. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS BOOKKEEPER AND salesman, in a wive and liquor establichmer doubted reference wil be required as to character 3: city; a person acquainted with the bu: dress in handwriting, with reference, Commerce, Herald PECTABLE PROTESTANT | Ssistdn the washing sod bring recommenda: the cooking, washi x r of city ‘re/erenes TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, amatress, or chambermaid Eighth street, third floor. NTED—A SITUATION, BY, A RESPECTABLE chambermaid and waiter, and to ;ANTED—BY ANTED—BY A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, A SITUATION 6 cook aud good Washer and ironer, or to do the ge: neral housework of small family, or a8 waiter, of city reference can be given. avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, in the rear, ANTFD-—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘® rituation as cook; isa first rate washer and ironer. Can produce the best of city reference. Can be seen at 175 Grund street, firet floor, 7ront room, from 9 A. M, ANTED-A SITUATION, BY young woman, take cure of children and du references given. for two days. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE an cut and fit ladies’ Has the best of Can be even for two days at ANTED—A SMART LAD, TO ATTEND STORE AND ron of errande; must brin after 9 o'clock, to'P. GENNI, 30 ‘ANTED—-TWENTY-FIVE GOOD AND INDUS- tricus men, with a capital of from ten to fifty dollars, where the invertient will yinld a daily profit offrom six to ten dollars. Inquire of Dr. H. K. KUO1, No. 512 Broadway ANTED—AT WALLACE'S INTELLIGENCE OF- fice, No. 4 Sands treet, Brooklyn, cooks, ehamber- general houseworkers, &e. Places now ready for thitdy female servants, Wanted alee, five young men for trades and 1arms, N. B.—Employers ean have efficient servants at thie office. ANTED.--THE BEST OF SERVANTS FOR PRIVATE bearding houses, can alway & €O'S office 287 Broad: Waiting for place» this day. a number of chamMermalds, and ood references. 2 lease call ‘at 162 West Sixteenth street, Please call at 160 Third dresses aud childre Lon¢on snd city references. SH Mulberry street, in the store. ANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE to the cure of chi s elothes of ali kinds, MILY, A PRO ‘one accustomed and & good soamstress drevsing hair and can read Engliah. Kefei st Twenty eighth street, be- A RESPECTABLE to do housework in a small family; is = Good reference from Can be seon at 197 Nineteenth street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, tiret floor, for two di ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE fronch Protestant woman, to take care of chil the chamberwork and Has been living Can give the best of city Pleaso eail at No. 70 Graad street, corner of Wooster street. 7 ANTED—BY A R in cook, washer and ironer. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as good plain cook, first rate Hus the best of ci street, corner of Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young girl, an children’s maid and to do chamberwork, Can be well recommended. Can venue, between Fifteenth dren, (is willing to axsi: sewing.) in an American or French house with some of the hest families. coachmen, gardeners. farmers, and German help for every ‘kind of work. BONUS WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON who will obtain for the advertiser the situation of nductor on any of the city rattroads. fied, and will give the best of city references. is thirty years of age, and Las a good situatio prefer out door occupation. Square Post Office —————————————— THE FIREMEN SSOCIATION Of EXEMPT FIREME ular meeting of tn and can do plain sewing. Le geen for two days at 22 Sixt! ixteenth street J ANTED—A NEAT, PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, n to do chamberwork or waiting, or woald take care of children, or do the housework of a small family. Please call at No. 140 Kighth street. Ho is fully qa CAPABLE AND HONEST WO- Good city reference man. from 45 to years of age, to do the cookingand | Washing for two or three persons, and make hers-If generally y at 46 State stroct. Brooklyn, the morning, aud from 434 to 734 in the evening, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a rituation as cook in a private family, rato cook; understands her business pertectl vers best of city reference from her last pl Please call at No. % West Twentieth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. ANTEL—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation ar cook in private tamily De for her business Has no objection to goin the country Inquire at No, 37 West Thirteenth street. ANTED-BY AN LFFICIENT YOUNG WoMAN, A situation ax cook, was general housework in the city cr country. Waxes not so much, an object as b 1d bi We ie sta bienhineateghme Bala Acdroes fH. M. H., Chatham. \TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as cook; #ho is also a good washor and eara in her last ¢ Protestant family. est Twenty-seventh etreet, first floor, front room. from7 to 8 in but a respectab) Please eall at Association will be he 19 atBo'olook. Pet ase be present, with of the Common Council that they are G. W. WHEELER, Sooretary RAND FIREMEN'S CELEBRATION—ANNUAL PA- rade of the New Haven Fice Department, July 224d, ANTED—BY,A MOST RESPECTABLE, COMPETENT WowAD, & situation as nurse, and is fully qualitied to d_ bring it up by hand it A fons heretofore lived three years. tiftcate of the exempt firemen, take entire charge of wn Las unexceptionable reference fi Would Lave no objectio i the country Apply personally, or by note, for two days, at No. 70 Bleecker street, Shirt Sewer She is fully capa- Can cive the best of vity references. Can be seen for two Union, near Broad- The line will be formed at ten o'clock, A. M., on the Perk, the right resting cn Temple street, under command of Cnas. A. Nevrieron Chief Ensineer, ard his assistants, ‘Amos Thoroas, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS or to do general housework at 219 Kast Bich ebambermaid and in a small private family trents street, third floor, between First and Secona avenues. Good relerenve given. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMA . in a private family. Has no objection to fist in vashing and irontug. Best of city reference given. Piease upply at 132 Clinton place, between Fifth and sixth id ironer or won Thos. C. Holiis, Chas. W. allen, In the following order:— FIKST DIVIStON. Chief Marshal. Croton Engine No) 1, New Haven. Band. Annjhilator Engine No. 5 Hartford. Bridgeport Band, Empire Enxine No. 4, Bridgeport. Keindeer Hise No, }, Bridgeport, Martial Music. Guilford Ecgine No, | Guilford, Washington tnzine No 2 Guilford. SECOND DIVISION, ence ean be given place, Apply at 261 Bowery. ANTED—BY A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN, f situstion aseook, and to a froning. or to do general hou boing perfectly ce mpetent to fill either situation. Produce unexceptionable city reference e three deye, at 75 Sixth avenue, corner of Waverly pi Has no oljection to the country. TANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asitumtion to do general housework with » small ind arsistunt washer and ironer Can be seen, Yor two days, at 305 East ‘Twelfth sircet, Fecond floor, front room ANTED—A SITUATION, BY young woman, aga good plain cook and a first rate ive the best of city raterenc Plone call to No. 126 Thirty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, in the rear. SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RESPECT- every way competec t to fill the situation; o the country. Apply A SITUATION iat with washing and work for small family. ;ANTFD—BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN, ok. She thorou, be seen fortwo days at No, 260 Clinton place. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE cvok, washer, and ironer, or to do small private family, Can be seen for two 15 Mott street, room No. 2, in the rear, ANIED —BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wuree and to do plain sewin ition makes her a very desirable jease call for two days at No. L ment, two dvors from Thied avenne. Greene atreet, oF family or a8 caambermai in a large family. young woman, A RESPECTABLE Stark's Band. washer and ironer. Fountain Engine No 2, Protection Engine No 2. Waterbury. Martial Musio jence and kind wisp; enteel family. Eleventh street, in bi Ine No. 4, Fair Haven, Empire Kng ine No. 9, Fair Haven. understands baking, &e.; nt the Loo'rntore of Wm. L Jones, b an Red Jacket Engine No. 10, Filliameburg. Miagara Engine No. 1, New Britain. THIRD DIVISION. D—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SITUATION nok, and to assist in washinj and ironing. Best ference given. Apply at 174 Elizabeth atrot. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE , a8 Chambermeid and jection to take charge of zood city reference, ter; has no ob- ren: can produce Please call at No, 162 Sullivan street, New Haven Band, Relief Engine No 3, New Haven. Springfield Band Niagara &ngine No 1, Springfield. American Band Torrent kngine No, 2 Chicopeo. Martial Muvic. Qninnipinck Engine No. 1, Eas Bi Phenix Engine No.1, Waterbury. FOURTH DIVISION. y ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, # situation as chambermald orto do oncral housework Please call at in a private family. street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Good city reference from her i RA RET A ah ae: Twenty seventh WANTED.—THE BEST RECOMM Apply at No, 6 St. Mar! dations will be required. nine till two, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A HEALTHY YOUNG Woman, as wet purse; baby five months old. ‘woman wanted, to take care of ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE d well cduented girl 1h at 163 Canal stre Dodworth’s Gand. No. 4, New Haven. H Hartford Band Neptune Kpgive No 2 Hartford, TO LEARN THE CAP learning. Apply at No. 4 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, THE small femily She ii dent of givin ‘Leare call mt 223 Seventh street, third floor, ANTED—A FEW GIR making trade; board whi ANTED—A MILLINER, AS SALESWOMAN AND jonable millinury establish- superintendent ef w fashi ment in Detroit, Mioh. Apply to'S. FREKDM. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion to do the cooking, w private fawily, or the general She if an exeetient person, Bert of city reference if required. Seventh street ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, he bas lately lost her bab; Please call at No. 49 Mo! Bloomfield’s Band. ig and ironing of # small Mutual Hook and Ladder No. 1, New York. housework of a small family, nd confident of giving s Ploase call at 223 , 28) Grand strect, 90 NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A Phenix Engine No, Hat No 25 Whitehall street. #eon for two days if not engaged. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, wash and iron, er to do general The best of city re # Christie street, for two » situation as wet nurae; ‘an be seca until engaged. ttreet, rear builuing. J ANTED—A, SITUATION BY A KESPECTABLE sher and irones, in aamall ‘The Hest of city reforence can be given. 38 wt No. 12 Carroll street, South Band. Pacific Engine No. 2, Middletown, Band, Engine No. 4, Middletown, Wepawangh Engine No. 1, Milford, private fam ly. ~ seon for two di PECTABLE, STEADY WOMAN, lain cooking pat is & good was! JANTED—A_ Ri who understan ANTED—WASHING, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, who is an exoelloat Inundress and thoroughly wtands her business in all its branchos, and oan givo co nv to eapability and character, Noptune Evgine No. 6, New Haven Collineville Kogize No. 1, Collinsville, J ANTED—A SITUATION, who wishes to heet of city refere leare call or address a note to A ‘Twenty eighth stro JANIED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, maid and waiter, or ty do plain sowing, oF to assist at washing and ironing, The best of city re Please eall at to wait on a family o objection to take care of given from the Varick street. Fountain Engine, No. 8, Norwich. Relief Engine. No. 1, New London, between Sixth and Soventh avenues. now lives with, at No. 7 ara Engine, No. New London, a situation as Nenmeaug Engine, No. 6, Now London. viewed Ly the Mayor, Aldermen. ‘and Com. ersion will puss ont Templ ont Whiteey avenue to Sxehom’s tan through Sachem’s lane to Hilshonse avenue, down Hillhow averur to Grove, up Grove to College, Elm to York, down York Church, down Chureh to Gorse, 4 State to Chapel, down Chapel to Wooster place, up Wooster ¢ to Green, up Green ty Olive, up Olive to State, down Chapel to the south gate of the Park. en sit down to dinner, spread he Mayor will preside. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE. as nurse sud ehambermaid. No ol tance into the country. © from hor Inst employers. Cae be Weet Iwonty fifth street, botwoen Twenty-rixth street, mon Couneil, t ‘Temple street, TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RRSPZCTABLE al housowork in a small pi cook, washer nod frower; is 1 joan College to Elm, » Crown, down Crown to n George to State, young woman, to do A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 8 seamstros and el Can be soon at her and ean produce good city reference. Ap- h street, near whole procession will an immense pavilion After dinner the visitine eompanies will contend ud salvers, given by the New Haven Fire close with a grand display of water works in which every company will particip.te, making « sig! ficers are requested to form thoir com: Con panies not rey will have a place asaigned to them tion to the Chief Br OF GOOD ADDRESS, ectionery store where no transacted on sunday: Perron & permanent situation and comfortable Apply immodiately, at 67 Montyo- YOUNG LA to attend ina first em ¢ sold and no busine NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A tituation as cock, washor, and ironer, mmily_or to take care of children, of do plat Plonse cull at 49 Oliver street. ory street, Jersey City, ANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, jon to tako care of w baby and ae roamstrons, or to do hoasework, inn. private family Please call nt No, 374 Third avenue, m 10 tH 4 o'clock. TANTED—BY A VERY WESPECTABLE YOUNG a nurso and keamst: recall at No. 260 West fwonty cizhth between Ninth and Tenth aven room, for two days, from 10 till 4 o'eloek. ANTED—A PERMANENT SITUATION, AS SRAM. strese, by & Protestant vou and capable of working all Would not onjent to Has raspertanie etty rest, Brovkiyw, Gow viiwe badduig, Chbeomee va Nevins street, unusual interest be keen for two days. NIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE wornn, to do genoral honsework ina small fa I1'at No, 15 Mic ctta street ECTABLE WOMAN, OF SOBER wishes « eitnation She understands bakin Tent of elty refer I for two days at No. 6 Carmine UNDRED AN irs Por order of Commitvos «| CHARLES A. N&TILETON, Chief Engineer. NE COMPANY NO. 38—THE AC- re and all those wh Beat of,city r fer QOUTHWARK ENG attend ® final meeting, on Wi o'clock, when the equipment for ths excarsion will be ULIAN BOPTS, Foreman. ANTED—ONE ND FIFTY CARPEN- Mon who wish to 4 Railroad can fin oo of the undersigned day and board; traok- ay y b and 2h of wv 92 Warren sire wom in; i#'an excellent indy of Indies’ fino wrist in tho caro nf one oF two Call ab 40 Ate ployment hy applying entersand masons $2 50 per day nod by JOAT.—T AM NOW SELLING TIE BEST QUALITY dl d from my yards, No. 4 Grein sion wrecks, at 8 pee PETER Cul ‘ll be paid $3 ps J of red ash, 01 280 ninth aver tom, for oash only