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@f superiority. It is adapted to turn sod-lices five to seven inches deep by ten to twelve imehes wide, and if wanted will ploagh hill- sides much deeper and wider. Its make is sim- ple, and it is said to work advantageously. A hook, fastened by a staple to the centre-piece of the handles, and changing to either side of the beam as may be desired, enters the back part of the mould- board, and holds it fast on either side of the standard as wanted. The mould-board is easily and instantly vevolved from one side of the standard and beam to the other, making a right or left hand plough at pleasure, while the team 1s turning at the ends of the plough-field; indeed, it naturally changes from one side to the other of itself, if the hook is lifted, while the team is turning. With this plough, the plough- man may commence on the lower edge of a hill side and turn his furrows all down the slope, changing his plough to a right or left hand one at each turning of the team at the ends of the field; or he may begin en one side of a level ficld and lay his furrows all one way, thus avoiding the ‘‘dead” or cleansing furrow im the centre, and the ridging on the vides; and at the next rotation of crops on the field, he may begin en the opposite side and turn them back again, thas keeping the soil equally distributed and the surface Ievel. _ Besides this, there are ploughs for deep tilling, for ploughing stubble, for sod and sub-soil ploughing— ip short, for all tae demands of the agricultural com- munity. BARROWS. Next to the plough the harrow is looked upon asoc- cupying an important position among farming uten- sils. The plough and the harrow may be placed in brotherhood, because, after the one the other is al- most indispensable. Great improvements have been made, within a comparatively recent period, in the make of the harrow, by which @ more perfect pul- verigation of the grouad and saving of time and strength are secured. A recent invention, on exhi bition, is called the “Parallel Bxpandiag Cultiva tor.” Its shape is somewhat like a plough, excepting the coulter aud mould-board. It has three teeth—one iw the centre frame and two others behind it—the ‘three forming a rightangle. Tus is principally used between the rows of cultivated crops, and tor raking the greund preparatory to receiving seed. It is con- structed by cross joints and elbows, to contract or expand at pleasure; but the teeth stand in the same Telative position whether the frame is expanded or contracted. These harrows are constructed in many different ways, but ull acting upon the same princi ple. Some are made with five teeth set in a wide featur, These kinds of hatrows are all known as “cultivators/’ and are probubly the most valuable harrows yet invented. The “horseshoe harrow” could be in many cages profitably used upon a farm. It takes its name from ite shape, like o horseshoe. It hada handle like a eommon plough, and from the main horizontalbeam, en each side, is a curved beam attached, in the end ef which is a miniature plough. Forward in the main beam is a tooth, which is simply a coulter to keep the implement steady and in # straight di- rection, This ia designed for hoeing or cuygtyating ern, the various root crups, cotton, ‘abps, young Burseries, and hoed crops generally, and is a great exterminator of the weeds and grass. The two side ploughs may be changed so as to throw tlie furrow outside or invale—that is, from the rows at first weeding, watn the plants are small and tender, or towards them in later cultivation. In the centre beam, behind the two side ploughs, is a urge, broad tooth, which effectually disposes of grasses and weeds, cutting off or rooting up all that come in itsway. The ploughs and harrows spokon of are Manufactured at Worcester, Massachusetts. TRISH DEPARTMENT. POPLINS AND TABINETS. Our notice heretofore of this source of Irish ‘wealth wus short, owing to the want of time to col ect detailed information upon this subject. The great beauty of this fabric and the amount of ca- pital inve-ted in it, is, we think, a snfficient gua- rantee forour alluding agam to this valuable and ‘portant manufacture. In connection with the Ainen trade, it is one of the greatest sources of Irish wealth, We have already spoken of the particular beauty of this article, and reterred to that on exhi- bition, We will now only allude to its origin and progress in Ireland. The manufacture of silk, with its branches, is one of the oldcet possessed by Ireland. Its introduction dates from 1685, when the revocation of the edict of Wantes drove over to England aud Ireland upwards of 30,000 skilled artizans from Paris and Lyons. A number of these refugees settled in Dublin, where they introduced the manufacture of silk and wool, mixed, aud cffected many improvements io the weay- ing of silk, and this city was long one of the princi- pal seats of the silk trade. The mixture tu poplins of two materials apparently so different, gives great ppportunity for novelties both in style aud texture, aud for new combinations of colors. In the Irish poplins, or tubinets, not only have the brightest colors been employed, but gold aud silver tissues, and with the happiest effect. From a combination of circum- stances the silk business of Dublin greatly declined; but long after the withdrawal o/ any support from protective duties the manufacture of Irish poplins still maintained its superiority, and has now experi- enced a very great revival. In this fubric the warp is composed of silk, and the wett, or filling, of wool. As the manufacture is entirely curried on by hand, and as the cost of lubor is a large proportion-of the value of the whole production, it seems probable that it will continue to be a staple trade in Ireland. A larger capital than heretofore has been latterly smbarked in it, encouraging greater taste and skill. WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT. CONTRIBUTIONS. @ach on hand........ 5 -$686 80 Contributions yesterday . . 4483 Total.. $73 City Intebigence. SickNESS AND Fatan Texmivarion —-On Susdey night, Peltce ofiiowr Clark, of the Seveurh ward, broughs to the starion house of the above district a wea, name arinewn «hoo he hud fonmd in Monee soreet app remy afflleted with morons: The man jual!) seo 10 she where he diet \ecteday bermre at wo Oronget to the to-pral as ae De Switt, the iders it to Lave edna © A coroner’« inquest was held yasrarday the subject was mora sully examined vato, a@ there appears moon diierence of optoion as to the sanse of the wan’s Comrh, Bis vame as mentioned above, has net bern uxcartvined. it aupears he was brought to the Seventh ord stuion bouse about veven o’clook fa the evening, when the phy.iciaa #8 immediately «ent for, who, aiter looking at rhe untor'uonte wa, ad nitted 0 t thet he could oot define the vata sence und whieh he appesred to be wer giving his opinion thar he would pre withons 0-8 seribiog anything for bis relief Ths man, avideatly xnffor ing frome an a*tack of cnulera, or son stroke, lay npon the floor of the station house for up verds of an hour and a half, «ben the doctor was again seot for to make ‘out # certifiente for bis admiveion into tha City Hos vital where be was tinnily coowyed, the Assitane Cuptsta of potce hursavely furcibing « conveyance by which he Wes earried ws comforiable as the olreum:tances would mit. ‘Tin Wearre.—Thermoweier yesterday, at 9 A M., 80:5 P. M., 82; 8. aL, 76. Wind, at the above men- tiend hous, NOE, 8 Wi, aod S The morning was clea and fine. bot in the afternoon it came ou rain, aud Peome very wet towarda night. ‘‘urort Exccrsioy —The Independent Hays Guards wen, in tb» conrss of the past weel:, on their second an- pustexent io to Yonkers, under t.« command of Capt. Thor» uedy. when several valnau prizes ware shot for Wy shy mer bers of the company. Atmoer a Fi On buoday night, sbont half past eight ovelek. 1 fof house No 430 Brosdvay, ogeapied by Mrs, "errno se 4 hoarding house way discoverad to be ‘ov fie Dy fiver Somers, of the Vourreanth ward, whik vatroliing his dest, the origia of whieh wae not age cortuines. the officer, avsivted by one or two optin: extiguished it vilbout giving avy wlan, AccipENT FROM A LocoMoTIVS ExGis —Yorterday Jobn Lencon, a fireman in the employ cf the Hudson River Rafroad Cowpany, met with n serious accident at the depot in Thirty-third sirent, The ope o’clock train ia ‘dhe aftertoon was about to start when the above, im tempting to get on to the locomotive encine, minsed 1g, aud slipped dewn, by which accident both his ‘were very much crushed, Pun Oven —Late on Sunday night, abont half past 11 Oech Rowan. rama onkiown, was acvideutally rua @ver by one of the Firrt avenue railruad cars, at the our- Bar of Twelfth stept and the abvve ayenue, The | 60 by Dr. Bibotas, and they were sent to their residence, No, 128 Vacick atreet. Lea Broken —Yosterday Cline Higzini | who was employed on board a barge lyisg J. J. Van Pelt, at the foot of Kightecat igt streat, East river, -_ bis leg broken by a plank falling upon it, whieo wae helping to hoist out of the hod of the Derge, when it slippedof the hooks by which it was AN Imposter —Some person has been imposing on store- keepers ip various parte of the city, by pareharing go0de on orders purperting to badrawn by Mr. Edmonds, war- dex of the city prisoz. We are authorized to ray that 8 BO orders for gords of any kind, acd ic are esutioned not te deliver goods to any sueb tern, Invant Fouxn Deap —Yesterday morning # dead iofant war found at 7 o’eiveck, buried among the ashes in the xear of Warbington Market It wax taken to the ntation house by a policemap, and the Coroner was notified, ‘Coroners’ I). quests, ‘Tue SUSPICION OF MUKDER RESULTED IN A Case OF Sut- CDE —Corener Hilton yerterdsy morvivg bela the inves- tigation im the ca-+ of » young Germen woman, found iu th foot of Houston street, on Sanday meraiog. The body wan idenufied to be Fredericta Rover, aged nineteen years, a native of Germany. Stephen Roser sworn, seys—I am the brother of deceased; sue hes heec in thin country nearly three mouths; rivcenhe has beep im this country rBeveemed very dejected acd whenasked what was the matter. she wou'd say potbing; she was a single woman; [am sure she bas vot been disappointed in Jove; I thought she was home sick, ut she deniad it; she lived at service at No, 129 Cannon street. the people in the house informed me that she was Aeard to gat up very Kot on Sunday morning, and way not heard of after unt: w her dead at Bellvue Hospital, Leaac Robbins sworn, says—I «as asaixted by two others, and grappled the decea-ed from tbe river. We understood that a man had been drowned, and that there was $26 reward offered for hia body, and in grappling for what we snpposed to be a mam we caught the deceased. Dr. Finueil sworn, says--I made ® post mortem examination of thebody of deceased, and found its organs exhibiting round state of health; there were no marks of violenov either inside or outalde of the deceased, and in my opin- jon rhe came to her death by drowning. The jury re dered a verdict—Tbat deceased came to her daath by suicide, by drowning, while in a temporary tit of insanity, Antr-Stavery CEeLEBRATION.—The anniversary of the emancipation of the slaves in the West Indies will be celebrated to-day in Framingham, Mass, Crystal Palace, Au- —pmericen exhibiters (except those in the Le- ‘of Machivery and Paiatings) are hereby notitiod General Superintendent will feel himself at liberty. to dispose of any epace granted to them if it is not ovoupied previous to the tensh day of Augu: J. M. BACHELDER, 8 Superintendent's Office gust 1, 186; art 'y of Superintendents. The Best Views of the Crystal Palace.—A splerdid assort went of French and English engravings, and ov pericr artist's materials. imported fro a the ier manufac- tures in Europe, will be found at W. SCHAUS, 303 Broad- ‘way, up stairs. Great Bargains in Secondhand Pianos — HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway publisher of music and dealer in musics] instruments of all kinds, has just received ten secondhand pianos. Prices—S40, $90, and $100, $110, Sido, S13, $140 $120 $1, tnd’ $176, oll ct waited Bd Me which are war- Daguerr cot; for Twenty-five Cents.— The rahe demay (4m the sioturgy taken by REES & 00. has gompelled. the Com Prices and siz tickets bearing tl tea time of siteing: ; which aro for sale tour cor one dollar, st the offi to the establishment, No, 289 Broadway. 0 attsghod Colored Daguerreotypes.—The Pablig ace invited to GUENEY’S magnificent. Daguerreoty po Gallery, No, 549 Broadway, and examine his new style of colo; Ongwerreorypes—n new feature in the art, which he bas FRewe pretuced; also, a fine daguerreotype of Frankia Here, with » host of other curiositioe. ny Picttires wan! Tattle.—The name of this man has become identified ae a household word. His tame is complete, and it will be perpetnater around the fireside to the lat erstion. Hix macnificent +mporiow resort of all who wish to add anytul repertoire of @olls, toys, baby jump: everything thatghe fanoy can inven* tra- yelling will ¢o to cail, os Mr T. can show ther som of the mort convenient things for their use extant. Hotel at Rockaway for Sale.—_We would call the attention of the public te tho sale of the Marine Psvilien at Rockaway, by Mr SIMEUN DRAPER, wt August 3. For particulars ace advertisoment in another eelumn. Rich’s Salamander Safes.~Long Known— aovercly tested—alwaya faithful to their trust--the only safes made combining Rich’s and Wilder's patonts — RNS & MARVIN, (succensurs to Rich & Co.) 146 Water street. Persons ab Sates, —Gaylers Pa trick j@ che soe mauufavsurer in the brated axfer d . Got. cke, che best a wad looks t No. i92 Pe street, one tly No, 9 John etreat, Strangers Visiting the City are tnvited to enll at Goldswish’s Academy, 262 Rroxdway, sornar of lin etrect’ and examine the exhibition of panmanahi: er with the five superhly furnished parlors he taken ia tire da; suiting the convenience of the pupil. Oheap and Elegant Sommer Clothing —Ia order to close the summer stock on band, I now offer the Dalance at cost. 3.100 liven and alpaca, $: to $5; 3.000 pieces: cagsimere ard linen, $1 to $8; 5000 vesta $! to $6. A large rtmertof tasty bueiness coate a la mode. A fow ele- summer overcoats, on hand. GEO. LEVIE, ¥0 Broadway. pro ‘He who wears it best knows Where the shoe pinches’ hee) instep, or toes; Brooks's motto by fur, the best oue 1 eall., ‘Vix. never let hoots or shoes pinch xt all; Butlet them i le, fabric, and mal Re so geod, that th ut of ail othors they take, E. A. Books, “asthonabie Corawainer, 156 Fulton strevt, and £75 Broadway tha cheapest places in the boots, shoes, aud gaiters, of every desorip- door below Maiden Te isGreen’s Maxim never to put off what ancther man wanta to pnton. In other words, when ho Promives a ret of shirts at a given hour, thero is’ never any puttingef. They are ready nstne time, or before it. Tho public appreciate his punctnali:y a4 well ag his fits, and ence the rush to No, 1 Astor House, If you call at Ayate’s, No. 256 Broadway, Jour attention will be at once attracted to specimens of the famous Corazze shirt at that establishment. which in their style, adaptation fri and neeilework must charm the most exigeant of fashionable man, while hia ex: tensive ussortmer tof underclothing. ¢ ties, gloves. hoster, gant details of dress, is as- equalied. Writing, Arithmetic, and Lene Bene are thoroughly and efficiently tanght by B, F. FOSTER, 937 Broadway. whore entlenien conversant with busines imay Sitain a masterly knowledge of double entry in the short spnee of one week, pen any and evenin, collars, and other el Writing and Book keeping —The sub- riler will reecive new purils thin day. Asqust 1, for instruction in writing and book-keeping at his’ new ane elvgent rooms, 26¢ Broa of Frank? strec', The suit of five park: private iastructi hrve be-n prononnced altogether unrivalled, even in this age of magnificesce and luxury Copy books’ and pens for sale at the room: ‘OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH, Lite Insurance —A New Scheme, presenti advantages vastly superior to any hitherto dovised. The rum of $100 will porebsse one of SINGKR3’ Sewing ines. An immedinte income can be derived from it sufficient for the comfortab: ort of a family; and in care ¢1 the death of the bushind and father, it will bo more than equal to the sum of "$4000 atinterest. All persons having families dependent on tcir personal exertions wonld do well to attend to this, Thess machines are for sale at tho office, No. 328 Broadway. I. M. SINGER & Co. Be % Machines— ive Varieties—For Sew~ rand all cloth fabrics, now in practical uso in ly every town doing the wrk of frou eight to twelve pe i "Jicth, averene saving of from $8 to $6 ay. to $150. “Desariptive vamphicte mailed upon request, Gh K, BAKER & CO., 94 Chambers streot. ‘The Sewing Macnine.—It has been recently decitod by the United States Conrt thet Bliss Howe, J of 65 Broadway, wae the orisinator of the sewing machin now #0 extensively used. Cal at his office and see forty of them in constart use upon cloth, lenther. &c, and judge for yourselves as to their practicability, Also aa fied copy. from the records of the United States Court of the injeretion against Sings machine, (#0 onlled ) which is sive He has # nit now pending against the two 0 called.) and is About commsneing suits offered te the pubic except those licensed unser his patent You thar want sewing machin tions hew you prrebase from licensed under him ele the law will compel 08, apivet a others twice over. FELER, WILSON & CO, 25% Bronlway, sell their suterior machines for stitching collars, bosoms, &o., under # liconse from bim, Wood Engraving —I Wish w E Two or three good wond engravers, copsbla of doing tho bert work, from first rate drawings. Aifo ome or two to work exclusively on portraits, drawn by Wal workmen I will cive permaxent employment and the wages, Call between Gand I2o'ctock, Je Naseau street. Indeed so =—It ts Absolute Folly, Rauin- alth, to drink such a combination of impurities as the Crotoy water i at this seaton when it exa be rendered Gidelleb tal and healthy: by uring the porous glass Alter, Depot, 317 Brondway. Call and examine te. © geod highest W. ORR, No. 75 Blackberry Brandy, of the Cholcest Queli- ties, made ex presely for the prevention and curs of diarrhws, &o,. Sc... Family brondies, wines, ales, porter. eorlials, &c., at WM. H. UNDERAILL'S, 430 Broome rorrer of Crosby. Sold, wholesale and retail, in quentities to suit all. “ie " mere Gratirying than to have your to itn original color and Iustro. Pi nge roy hair to ite erigi ruff, and all other discascs and heanty, removing dat #0 deatruetive to tl ras tn 0 Ap mous hair dye, and vate reome all on ene floor. It ts now tully kuown that Davia’s Ran- vere, price 60 cents por bottle, is the best preparation Known’ fer changing gray hair to ite origaal color DAVIS'S Hyperion ia unequalled for promoting the growth, strength, and beauty of the Le) 2 cents per bottl ‘or enlo at the principal depot, 906 Grand street, amd by all drnggiste and perfui pi Barker's feity,tesching many that mir over Mntrednend this ie Sy en keg i" seven iva heade Pevebny x nse at BARK RWS, 430 Brood ‘pad fancy storep, Ate potiontattom dt govalech daly th je ee Woasrureleve and reowmnie it fo eolor Have you ne Whiskers or Mustache t—Is our hair weak !—Then try my Orgueot; it will foree the eard to grow strorg and thick ip six weeks, and withoat stain or é fray in. That’s fact. $1 per bottle; sont toary part of the country, K G GKAHAM 45 Aan streot, and cf all druggists, How does Cristudoro’s Excelsior Hair Dye bring out on #1 t its epleadid blacks and browns? answer, by a tion. Common dyos scoreh the hair, this merely lubric: . Itis moro perms other Call at CKISTADOKO'S. No. 6 where it is manufactured, sold, and applied, Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stoc! for enlarged veins of the legs; elastic knee caps, braces. Jadics’ belts and supporters; slub foot, knock kave, and bow be Cy eter moore with so assortment of children’s trusses, at 12 Ann strevt, near Broadway. Trusses,—Marsh’s Radic: nia or rvpture. References xi n effectually cured, and their tru ic abdominal supporters, elasti and every variety of clast! to attend upon ladies. Cure Truss for to those who bave thrown aside, Gal compressing belte, andages. A competent fomal Open until 9 o'clock P. M. |ARSM & CO., No. 234 Maiden I pif ‘Truss ané Bandage Institute.~ Invisible Sup- port for lateral or incipient curvature of the spine; instra- for the cure of club feet, how: leps, and all other phy- rmitios, an jc ateckins for enlarged lasth. shoulder braces, suspensory bandages, Le. 1i19P.M. MAKSH & CO., No. 24 Maiden lane, Hobensach’s Worm Syrup and Liver Pills are acknowledged to be the greatest diveuvery of the age 8 ‘The syrup is a sure oure for wor be pills a sure ea for liver complaint; and the worms in front of fis office, to @ seen daily, are the evidence of it. Why will you then tuf- fer when the following symptoms appear! Picking at tho none, sore eyes, offensive breath, sick headache, pain in the side, sick stomach, a sense of something ia the throat, spit ting of frothy phlogm in the mornist—for Mobensack’s m SyrupYand Liver Pills will cure you of them. ‘The: Ro such thing as fail. Office No, 120 Norsh Soc J. N. LOBENSACK, proprietor, Philadelphia; C. r & Co., No, 81 Barclay street, wholesale ageats, Married, On Monday morning, August 1, at the Chureh of St Jobn the Baptist, by the Rev. Cornelius R. Daffie, CuaRtes Epwakp PRELAT, of Versailles, Department of Seine and @ise, brance, and MATILDA FREDERICA GRENELLE, daughter of Thomas Grenelle, keq., ef this city. On Sunday evening, July 31, at St. Mary’s Church, by the Rev. Mr, Starrs, P, Ramsty, eldest son of games Ramee: €. O'Conner, tifth daugh- ter of Mathew all of this city. Lee cieux Cirena (jue vos joies et vos amours devaite eneréts. Scion give vos jours regrendit. Ov Monday, August 1, at the Church of the Holy Gom- munion, by the Rev Dr. Mubleaberg, James K. Jmwxrn- SON to ISaRELLA, daughter of Barrow H. Burrows, ali of this city. 5 Died, On Monday, Avgast1, after a lingering illness, Jorz0s R, only son of James H. and Sarah H. Clayton, agad 1 year 2 mouths and 9 aye. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, tois aftersoon, at three o’cloek, from No, 74 Frankfort treet. On Monday, August 1, Ramon P, Casey, son of Thomas and Margaret Cavey, aged 16 months, The friends of the family are ievited to attend the fu- neral this afternoon, at th:¢e o’clock. from the residenos of bis brother-in-law, Henry Coyle, No, 50 Willett street. His remains wiil be taken t0 Greenwood for irterment, Pevawa, New Orleans, aud Washington papers please copy. OF Monday, August 1, Fuzasmme, wife of John 8, Rag dall and damghter oi the late Archibald Forresier, The relatives and friends of the family are respectful- ly invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at two o'clock. from the Baptist Church, Thirty-rixtn street. Her remains will be taken to the Cannon street Baptist Church Cew ery for interment. OnSundyy, July 31, after a short illness, aru Gus MANN, davghter of Henry C. and Soobia 4. Gtinemaun. ‘The relatives ond friends of the family are respectfully invited to atteod her funeral, thiy afternoon, at two o'clock, frem No. 60 Elm street. On Sundsy, July 31, while bathing, at Hartford, Conn., Henry A., son of Henry W. Sil), of this city, in the 16th year of bis age. The frievds of the family are invited to attend his fune- ral this a'tervoon, at fouro’ciuck, from the house of his father, No. 74 Leight street, Op Sunday evening, Jaly 81, at ninefe’clock, of inflam- mxtion of the boxels, JonN Tayrox, only son of Jobm avd Serah Johnson, aged 3 years 4 months aad 23 days. ‘The frieods and relatives of the family, elso of H. H. Way ond Dr, Marcellus, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral]. this afteruoon, at two o'clock, from his late revidence, No. 147 Elizabeth street, His remains will be taken te Greenwood elery. Op Sucday, Joly 31, HaRRist AuGusTA, eldest child of Jacod C. and Sirah A. Fisher, aged’ 3 years and 7 months The reJatives and friends of the fail; Iso the mem bers of £. Pluribus Goum Chapter No. 43, 0. U. A., and the wembera of the Independance Guard, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence, of her tad No, 463 Fourth street, this afternoon, at three o¢l0el On Monday afierpoon, August 1, at seven o’clock, of consumption, James RavAHay, aged 23 years, His friene* and thove of his brother André are respectfaily invited to attend bis funeral this ufter- noon, at two o’clock. His remaing will be taken from No 37 Catharine sweet to Calvary Cemetery for inter- ment. Un Monday, Augost 1, Corvetia Maria, daughter of Lien aud Margaret Connelly, agea 2 years 7 mouths and onyn. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her fusersl, this aftercooa, at balf past one o'clock, from her father’s residence, No. 39 Columbia sireet. Wetloved her—yes | 20 tongua can tell How much we loved ber, aud how well. God loved ber too, aud he thought best To take her home to be at reat. O> Monday, Augu+t1, Crariry Woopwarp, widow of the late Capt Jobn Acderson, of this city, aged 81 yaars. Her friends and tho e of ber soa F:ederie R aad daugh- ter, Ano Eliza Hobbell. sie invited to atteod her funeral to-morrow, (Wedne-day) afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Centenary ME. Church, corner of Jay and Johnson streets, Brooklyn, ‘On Monday, Avgnst 1, Winuam McDowatt, in the 62d year of his ope The friends and acquatotances are invited to attend his fuera), this aftersoon, at two o'clock from his resi- dence, in Twentieth stre-t, pear First avenue. His :re- mains will be taken to Greenwood, for interment. Op Mowday, Augusy 1, ANN, daughter of Coarles and Bridger Quin, aged 1 year aod three manths, The friends acd relatives of the family are reipeotfully invited to attend the funeral, this afieravon, at two o’ciock, from the residence of her parents, corner ot Thirty ninth street aud Second avenue. No earrisges allowed. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. we. SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES, “ea PERSONAL. OF HAMILTON STREET, RETURN HOME nas posrible. Your mother is in # dying state, ived favorably. CRYSTAL PALACE. QUPERINTENDENTS’ OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE, D_ Joly 15, 1853. ‘The public are yespectfully informed that the Crystal Pa- Ince is now open every day, (Suid 0 hotwoen the of 9 o’eleok A. M., til further motice. Single Admissions, 50 conte Ghildren under tw conte Reason tickets. . . +6. 0 Tickets msy be purchased’ at the entranoes to the Crystal Palace, or st the music store of Wm. Hall & Son, No. 239 Rroadwav norner of Park place; also at. Van Norden & King’s, 45 Wall street A five dollar ticket will be lstned 8 wee! ‘and 7 0’ early k, admitting tho holder until the first of Oo- tober. JOHN M BaTCHELVEX, juperintendents, —== = THE MILITARY, AUNT GUARD ATTENTION.—PREPARE FOR THE recond anrual parade, Persons doiring adr ission will report themselves at the quarters of the guard (Cryséal, and strost,) on Tuseday evening, August, ats o'aloo be qvestion of an election for captain, will then he consid: d THOMAS DOYLE, Chairman, 8, Secretary. === === 2 POLITICAL. INETEPNTH WARD.-MASS MERTING (22D) AT Adams's. Kighth avenue, setwoon Forty third aed For. ty-forrth streets, cn Tresdsy, 2d in: at 8 o’ciock P. M. Visensston over the ward ticket, Spreches in German and Eng Every member is requested to ve at the head quarters. HOS, J. G. BLUMEN ROTHER, Secretary. soonest ——ee — SPORTING dc. ANTED—A REAL PURE BREED NEWFOUND. Jand bit sh, for which a fair price will be paid, Apply to Mr. Noonan, at tbe iron yard, 15 West stroet. LOST AND FOUN! {OUND-—AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE, A SUM OF Nh ae Apply at the office of the General Superin- tendent. _____. WANTS, N AMERICAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A private family to do goneral housework; is # good cook, her and ironer. The best of reference ‘given from her Please call at 579 Sixth stroet, until SITUATION WANTED young womai —BY A RESPECTABL, h, and iron, or would he wiil- ing to do cenoral 1: wall private family. Can Produce the best of reference from her Inst place. Please enil at 467 Fourth stroet, betwoen First and Second avenues, fvcond floor, back room,’ Can be seen for two days, if mot engaged. RESPECT4BLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A situation to do chamberwork and sewing, or the hhousework of a emall farrily, or aa child’s nurse, Cam be seon for two days at No. 15 University place. YOUNG LADY, A COMPETENT TRACTIER OF Music, wishes to cbtuin @ situation in a bearding school faint ae bh of yay aSigos st : 2,4y Post Oop, pT pacts ae Get ee Hime te SITUATION WANTED, AS NURS: - A Bie tace cheaternat and eles AnD, SEAM ye yor Woman; iss first r: aeons of er; CH and ooliging. “No objection to the country.” apply at Bowery. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN tuation as nurve a seamstress. She is folly compete: tious, Pleage eall at her last place, for two days. WAN : jametrers, oF chawbermaic aod RESPECTABLE ENGLISH home table family, where she will be ‘amity. She can act as Cuties required, provid The sokatey. peetersed, bs required Apply to or address the ft, 86 Greonwich strcet, for A. B. LADY IS DESIROUS oF MAN rate Ww: ‘mo objection to take oar Please call at 103 Bayard floor, back room, RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS ebambermaid, plain sewor, or washer and irouer, or to take eure of ehildren: sho is tind and good to childron. is neat sew \d can obtain geod city reterenee. Please eall at the resilience of her preseat employer, 79 West Twenty- ninth street, where she can be seen until suited. N ENGLISH LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO THE CARE ‘and tuition of ebildren, is derous of forming an en- Fogement either in a select ‘seminary or private family, Visiting governess, to give inetruction in musie and the com- ba branches of education; to which, if necessary, she could add the rudiments of French and drawing. Satin: factory testimonials can be given, Address Music, Herald office. try, maid of Iaundress. Can be seen FKW ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MEN, OF GOOD addrers. who want employment, may fin lit and be well aid for their services ‘Application at ti 4 andlett, 11d Broad street, corner of Water, second floor, BACHELOR OF ARS, WHO HAS FOR THE SIX mon ‘hs last past been engaged in the —. of lew, di tires a situation a4 sehool teacher in some neighboring Co or village, where he may havea few hours of each day to devote to’ his private studies, Address Bachelor, Herald office, with full particulars, FEW WAITERS WANTED.—APPLY, B' 10 A. M., at the Trinisy Hotel, corner of UTCHER—WA. experience in the bu self generally useful ty. Such a one can hi 0 of Astorii cathire, In Astoria. » and is willing to make him- ice required as to honesty and ‘a good permanent situation in nd. Apply to F. A. Lon- fer av OTTLERS AND PORTERS.—WANTED, TWO MEN who thoroughly understand their business, as alo and wine boitlers; also, two porters, to work in s liquor store, Mart give aatisinctory ratevenocs avto, honesty and oepa. bility. Apply to N. PIERSON, at W. H. UNDERHILL’S, 1G0 Hroome sixeet, corner of Crosby, before 10 o'clock this morning. a to che m\er werk and fine juee the best Feference ant place, to the Sountry with s faimly. "Con be sechtor wo days, at 250 Ninth otreet, arner of First avenue. Mfr? of rerpect , ® situation as nurse Will be for ischarging her duties; = fond of ebildren. No tothe country. Apply at No. 10 Tillary street, ar ee ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 's situation to do shamberwork and waiting. Has objection to ehild; nd do plain se wit Good refe renoes 1 Can be seem for three days at 129 Henry street, basemen ANTED—A SITUATION, BY TWO RESPECTABLE ‘Oung women; the one ss cook, washer aud ironer, and r to do chamberwork and take care cf children. Can fe beat of city reference from their last employer it Tequired. Can be seen at 151 Avenue A, betwen Teath and Eleventh streets, third floor, front room, anti? engaged. ANTED—A SITUATION AS NUKSE. BY A RES- Married American person, or fo take charge ue. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GOOD COOK; HAS no objection to assist in tho washing and ironing No one need upply to go to the country. ‘The best of cit} reference mn. Can be seon for two days, if now apace: at 1k FF ty-sixth street, between Seventh and kizghth avenues. ANTED—BY A LADY, LIVI ‘tance in the country, a Protesta Persons wig, , for ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 21, a situation as seamstress and chambermaid of to do the housework ef a snail privete family. The best of city reference given. Can be seen for two days, st No. 306 Bi, hth street, pear avenue C, third floor, bi ANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A ese, who thoroughly understan: bush a chambermaid and waiter, accustomed to their'duti 8 references will te required. Apply a 132 Ma stroet the off gi G A SHORT DIS- woman asnare and ing good references, may 0 day xt door to the corner of Thirty-seco! ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A nd tidy girl. fourteen or fifteen years of age, to and do light work. Apply at 725 Green- ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | situation as chambermaid and waiter, or to do the room, AN, A SITUATION with a lady or family as sertaat. treet, between 10 and Il o'clock work of & small faanily; is a good washer and ironer. it in bo seen for two days, at 199 er, front roo! ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN jou, as Srat rate cook, Washer and ironer, ie work of sama private fauniy, city reference. e8 not so much an object as a Ko Please call at 663 Mouston street, second floor, back Rapes dag. ice tal, oh oe wi tod ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION as chambermaid and seamstress, or to assist in the Washing and ironing, or ‘al housework in = all family, C ut her provwnt employer's, 108 We ANTEP—BY A YOUNG WO to fo to, England Please ceil at 104 on Tuesday morzing. vi Bice bap = tlh ANTED—A SITUATION BY A SEAMSTRESS, WHO can cut and fit; was two years and seven months in her last place. Please call at No, 22 Kast Kieventh street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as dressmaker, in « private family. Has no od: jection to the country or to travel with » lady. Can be seen, if not engaged, at 32 Tenth street, between Fifth and Siath avenues. Box WANTEOSEROM 12 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE— must reside with his onrents, Best of references re quired. Inquire of A. NIEMANN, store No. 8 Astor House, loi Ww V A BOOKSTOR —A LAD FROM fe 1 years of age, Willingtolearnand make him ployer; a plain, good penman, and sf in the handwriting of the ap- Pi ( 1 SALESMAN WANTED, TO GO TO A athern city,One fully competent, and no one else, Pipugl? HberAly. Paid. Address by letter, box 2018, Post £8, ANVASSERS WANTED.—TWELVE TO FIFTEEN )" dollars per week Will bo guarantied, or a per eentago lowed, to experienced book canvassers, for a work that is adapted to the wants of every business man in New York. ‘Address F. R., Woodbury’s Hotel. RUG CLERK WANTE! acquainted with the retail b kUG CLERK WANTED- 5 YOUNG MAN WELI 527 Greenwich at, *NE WO THOROUGHLY Horald Offi RUG CLERK WANTED.—A CLERK QUALIFIED TO attend a retaiidrug store, spply at the corner of Court Street and Montagge place Brooklyn. JAMES W. SM. AIRYMAN WANTED—AN INTELLIGENT MARRIED man, qualified to take the entire charge of @ milk dairy, of thirty or forty cows, A suitable man will be liberally r munerated for his services. Seotch or Knglish preferred. Inquire at the seed store, 47 John street, New York. MPLOYERS UP TOWN CAN Be SUITED IMMEDI ately with good and efficient help, at the Select Em- Toyment Office, 129 Third avenue, near Fifteenth street. Wented immediately, two good Protestant cook, and three md waicers. Also thirty more good smart k, to supply the numerous first class calls at Novcharge if not tuited, \ OVERNESS.—WANTED AN EDUCATED AND AC d Indy, as governess, and to take the respon: Vility of the principal charge of tome young. ¢ foreigner preforred, A reasonable salary will bo pai dition to the comforts indspondence of a home, Ad- dress J, X., Herald offic IRL WANTED—A GIRL TO D0 GENERAL HOUSE Werk must be good cork, washer. and irouer. Nowe 's need apply. 88 ‘est Thir ith street. IRL WANTED—A VERY TIDY GIRL, OF ABOUT 14 years, to tako care of actild two years old; Pro tcetant ‘preferred. Apply nt, 210 Clinton’ street, South Brooklyn, after six o’clock in the evening. EO. BRODIF, 51 CANAL STREET. AND 63 LISPE: pard, mantilla and cloak manufscturer, fein want of good hands, to whom he will pay the most liberal wages. OUSEKEEPER.—A WIDOW LADY, AN AMERICAN, wishes to obtain 9 permanent home in a gentleman's fonily ashourekeeper. She feels competent to fulfil all the duties in that capacity. Address M. E. M, Herald office, AUNDRESS WANTED—A FIRSTRATE IRONER, capatle of doing up fine work. and taking o f Inundry, cam have constant employment at the Clinton ote ILLINERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY—AT 16 MUR- Tay street, fifth floor; good ones will be employed tl season through; those who wish can take work out, ILLINER WANTED—A FIRST RATE AND FASH- jonsble milliner, fully competent to take the charge Of the workroom of a large concern in a Wortern city. Any erson capable of filling the above situation may address Box 1 bid Post office, with reference. OULTON, PLIMPTO. WILLIAMS & CO. WANT to engage the servic in figures, and a rapid. handsome writer, to act as an as- stant in their counting room. ‘Address in handwriting of rc. pplicant, stating reference ASTRY COOK WANTED.—APPLY AT THOMPSON |_& BONS, 350 Broacway. OOFERS WANTED AT 199 THIRD AVENUE.—NONE need apply but good workmen. ___OPPINWELL & BRAISE, WANTED—AS WET NURSE, BY A resp: otable young woman, with fresh breast of milk, ing lort her firet baby four werks old. Can be seen at Twenty-second street, for two day ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN TWEN- ty-three years of age, as bookkeeper, astirtant book- Keeper, or clerk; is fully competent to take charge of a set of books, and is quick and correct at firures, Can produce uvexceptionable reference both for capanility and charac- Salary not so much of am object as w permanent situa Address Bookkeoper, Heral: office, WANTED.—FOUR OR FIVE FIRST samen wanted, both for jobbing and retail dry goods trade, in a western city, Persons wishin) LYS it . Re & Coy will be treated liberally by addressing 5. nee. Herald office, with refe ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPACTABLE ‘oung WomAD. ag cook, understands English wand French cooking. Has lived in the first tumilies for the last ten years. Best of city references, Please call at 50 Groat Jones street, for three da: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUKG WOMAN, a situation ag cook in a respectable family; is willing to assist in washing and irozing. give the best oc city references. Call at No. 1 Sixth street, near the Bowery, in tho book store, for two days, ‘ANTED—AN AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN, FROM 18 to 25, smart and active, of genteel address, to as- sist in housekeeping and to oversee wie hands in arhop. A strangor in the city, or one having few or no acquaintances preferred. duch a one will tind » good home, and be well Paid. Address W. Uffiee, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman, to do general housework in family : good Washer and ironer, good plain Hat 30S West Twenty-ninth screet, corner ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE BY A respectable married woman, with fresh breast of milk ;her first baby istwo months'eld. Good references can do given. Pheuse call at 275 First avenue, for two days. ANTED—A FRENCH MAID, TO GO TO EUROPE With andy. She must speak the £nelish language sufficiently to bo un terstuod, Most respectable references required. Inquire at the office of the Metropglitan Hotel. boarding house, Has no try. Best of city referenos. Pl ease call street, private door, near Mulberry, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY ry in 00k, family. Apply seoon Harricon street, No Can be seen for two days. The W4Nrep_-2y bea Prot best o children, & girl rod ss got of treet, . 9F Waitin se00Ks flocr, Luca ing and ironing: no obje the country. Can produce the vest Teaco cal gure. P 700) ‘TED—BY A STEAD’ ssituation av cook ii da hi tends all kinds of partry uni reference from her last place. near Unive sity place for two ¢ Ras: A SMALL FAMILY, B guod Washer wad ity revererces. Apply at bear Second aveuu " A RESPECTABLE SITUATION, BY SPE niteen yeurs of wge, to dol Pleas jas no objection th g at No. lol Varick streut, third (foer, 4 YOUNG WOMAN, pri oruer of fro ‘Columbia, in 8, front Vey As Breoklya. Fence given. WITHOUT must Yh ies Bat Mt ac 45 Main wo room. Can be seen for ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE JoT2k women, 90 chambormaa, and to do ti ine waeh- hort distance in vt sity reference if re- PECTABLE WOMAN, «." tue tow best of ety epoly at WS Ninth atroet, OLY ‘ANTED—ON SYTATEN ISLAND FOR A SMALL family, # Protestant woman, plain cook and washer aud irouer, mendations. Also, & assist in the housework, App the hours of 10 and 2, at 32 West Fifth and Sixch avenues, sho must be a good vd Uring gvod recom- young girl, to wait upyn table and pty to-umy, (Luestay,, becween déveutwenth wsreet, between, ANTED—A SITUATION. BY man; is is well experienced in fumil, & good dressmator sewing é 4 YOUNG, STEADY cutter aud Sitter, and of all kinds Can give Pivase cali for two days at ouston, in the store, ANTED—bY A PKOLEDS1 AT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation maid, She und tion to go in the country at 214 Be: fitth atrects, for two days. ws situation as nurse, or cuok It kinds o hot and plain 5 COwId bs: birth. 31 tory bast Twenty sixth street, between ues, for two day Good relereuce give nue, between iweuty-fourth and Twenty- a Sake suarse of pal city rete ence furmiai apply. 1d ave= Waster wud irocer, OF a Obamber- ante Has no objeo- Jute given. Please sali A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘a, seueral housework devoud and ET NURSING—A RESPECTA W go out to a’rexpectable family. BLE MAGRIED WO- man Wishes & wursing, either iv Ler uwm house, oF to ‘Terms inuderate, milk three Bronths old; relereneo Dr. Dougias, 22 Most r street, A feet YOUNG Wow. clase dressmaker, to go to iadier tu work Unexceptionable reference will ticular ladicein the ity. Tuquire the store, sive N, WdO IS A FIRS? by the from the moet isl Grand streets in A tl end A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a situation as experienced cook, to take charge of pas- try and meat cooking. ven by applying at two day: ‘Ihe beat of city referonce cam be (0. 213 Mott stree.. Lun be seen for “PY ANTED—A WOMAN, TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE in tho country, who isa yood wasor and ironer, and housework. A No, 507 Gr ; ANTED—BY A GOOD, understand: the drug s Mat pply after 10 A, wich sticet INDUST«IOUS nf A willin, situation as chambermaid and seamstr sss. whois to make herself generally useiul. ry 1 reoemmend- wel ed from her prevent situation, No. 66 fulton street, Brook- lyn, for three days, if not euguged, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS ASSISTANT BOOK- keeper, in @ wholerale dry gouds twporting or jobbia, house, he best of eley capability. Pleave address C. A. C. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY clerk in » whol house ; could influence city reference given. Add Eefexenoes given, importing, of dry goous Jocbia all amouut_of trader. Good fay moud, 77 Hudson street. ‘au to homesty anc 116 Chambers street. 4 YOUNG MAN, AS 104 Wane 4 BRASS FINISH None but drst rato workmen need apply to S, Philbin, BY Stephier ra. Apply to W. 4tR AND DIPPER, NTED—IMMEDIATELY, TWELVE HAT FINISH- nelleville, New Jersey. ANTED—SEVERAL COME’ TENT REDAIL SALES- men. fifteen ye: ART &C the ages of thirtorn and Apply to aT. SYEW- nu weade stroous, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN FROM 14 TO 18, TO AT at N ve enoes required. tend bat, One who has had sume exporionce oan apply <0, 2 Dey streety between ¥ aud 10 this moraing. "fbO ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO TAFE ORDERS ON 2 Grocer, rocer’ erald office. route ; one accustomed to horses. Address ‘ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN FROM the old country, a situation as monthly nurse, or a nuree in a family to take f childzen. oF to nurse elderly lady ur gentioman. Address to Sophio Broadbridge, at Walker's liotel, 140 Greenwion street, ANTED—BY A KESI’ECTABLE YOUNG WOMaN, a situation as lauxdre: sthe beat of city refer: . Cao be seen for two days, by AITER WANTED—ON E W yHO UNDERSTANDS her business, to go into the country ten miles from the city. Apply in Thirty-eighth were Madison avenue. et, eveund dvor cast of ANTED—BY AN EXP#RIEN head waiter. ms, and periectly unse mee. Apply at G2 Grou. 4s capnb'e of CeD MAN. A SITUA- eta igh wtrect, ANTED—A_ FRENOiL go to Virgini Broadway. A7ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Woman, us chavibermaid ans inumd reas, oF bo jourework; best of erty reisrevce. Please to J Mott street, firss floor, rout room. doung do general hi call at No. ANTED—IN THE COUNTKY, ABOUT TWENTY miles trom the city, » trusty woman to take charge of an jntantand to sew. Callon Weduexday, the 3d inst, at t Twenty eighth street, between Fourth and Madison avenues, ANTED—A SITUATION AS GOOD COOK AND laundress, or a chambermaid and to vo plain sewing; istolly competent. ‘The best city reference giveu. Can be seen for two days, at 125 West Twonty-eighth ssreet, near Seventh avenue, D—A SITUATION, AS WAITER, NURSE, OR by gemurt, industrious young girl, with d country references. Apply ut 24’Ninth ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as cvambermaid aud waiter, aud has no ob- j ing, oF would like to go as murse. ‘ius the bert of city relereuco from her last employer, for honesty aud capability. Please cali at No. 61 Carmine street, for three days. ANTED—A FIRST RATE COOK, AT THE CORNER of Fitth avenue and Thirtio:b stret. TANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young Worman, as first rate cook, washer and ironer, in a private tumily, or to do general hougework. Cull at No. 12 ‘Thowpeon street, near Caunl. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITOA- tion to cook, Wash and iron. Cait give tie best of cit; reterence. Can be seen tor two days at 77 West Ninteent! street, ANTED—A SITUATION BY & RESPECTABLE Young woman vo 00 geveral housework ; las no objeo- tion tu do chamberwork. — P! call at No. 2 Tenth ave. nue, Goud city reterence given. Can be seen fur two day BI NUGSK.—WANIED, A YOUNG, HEALTHY woman, with a fresh breast of milk, to go a short in the country, to nurse an in‘ant one week old, Address box Y51 Post Uilice, with refercuce, ANTED-.A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young girl, a8 chainvermaid or waiter, or to do ral houses ork, in a si private faintly. ‘Good can be given, if required, frum ner lust place. Pl at 57 West Nineteenth » between Sixth and Sev avenues, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do housework aud plain ovoking, or chamberwork. Can’ be seen, fur two days, at 112 Henry street, in the rear room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE to do the general housework of w pri- young Ww vate family. I Good city reference. fiat rate washer, ironer and pisin sewer. Address K, box (3, Sun oilive. Sia CUTTER WANTED—ONE WHO UNDER™ stan/s cutting drawers will be preferred. Alno, five shirt hands wantec Apply to H. Aronson, 79 William street, 10 DENTISTS—WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A DEN- tist, who is thoroughly acquainted with both surgical and mechanical dentistry. No others need apply. | Tnouire josit required. yt the rv) ment. personally of. PRETERRE, dentist, 10) Bowery, fro 8 to 10.A. M. and 6 to7 P.M, 10 WAREDOUSEMEN.—A SITUATION WANTED IN an idery hous rent Si dw depot in Ireland, b; agents, and also for London reference gi Q., Herald off 0 DYERS.—WANTED, A FINISHER OF SILKS and wooliens, either now or jobbiag work. A first class hand can obtain steady employment ths entire year by applying at J Sorin’s French dying establishment, 199 wenty-nixth street. [Wo SERVANTS WANTED—A COOK AND MAN waiter. Both must perfectly urderetand tl bi ne . and produce first rate references as to charac! ad capability, Apply at 17 Ninth strect, hetweon the hours of j getting work m: ouses, tn shirt ti from present employer. Please addre » for eight di 10 BOSS UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS.— A young man. from Fngland, wishes to mak Gegement. Ho is fully competent 'to undertake lecorative paper hanging, varnishing and upholstery. No objcetions to going to the country: Can be xeon for three cays, at 129 Third avenue, near Hifteonth strest, ‘and WARZED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WiDow lady, to oversee the female domestics in ® pablic cto In that capacity for six years, Address 08. 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND HEALTHY woman, & baby to wet nurse at Ler own houre, Her own child died two weeks ago, the day after its birth, In« quire for Mrs. M. Garvy. at No. 235 West Seventeenth street, between Eighrh and Ninth avenu W4nrtp—a SMART, TIDY GIRL, TO DO GENERAL housework. She must bem good washer aud tromer. Apply at No. 242 Ninth atreet,® ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 0 do houst work or chamberwork; is = iF, and fine covk Has no objection to tho country, The best of vity rofer- Call nt OU Willett etroet, for two day! ence given. Ple ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- VY man, as good cook; sho understands baking and pastry. None need apply but #'reepectsblo family. No objections to country or city, or will take charge of a dairy. Can be en 4) suited a 100 West Nincteonth street, betwoem Sixth ven RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tiona; one to cook, wash and iron; the oth: ham: Dermaid and to asaint in washing, oF to d small private tamil; Tho best city referone ress, at 212 et Fi joenth street, ANTED-AN AMERICAN OR ENGLISH WOMAN’ a6 honsekeoper ogy Son ine” 865 Byoadway’ . WANTED- ny TWO W Willage’s Uotpl, Also, gay ant man, or would be w: ion to travel. venue, betw ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN WOMAN, situation jo i family. asher and iroser; has no objection City reference. Pivae call for two days, at 204 Kighth avenue, between Twon: from 10 till 2 vel tieth and Twenty-i anlar cited WA NTED-BY A RESPECTALLE YOUNG WOMAN & situation as plain cook ina smail family, Best of city reterence given, Please call for two days, at Nos, 20 and 23 Varick street. W ANtED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation to do general housework, washing and ironing, 0 berwork. Goud city reference. Pleaceeall for two'd No. 148 ‘thirty fitch strees, betweon Second and Third avenues. WANTED. A GIRL, TO DO PLAIN c ing, and irouing. None need epply pply a3 itd Walker si ae ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO THE WORK OF A SMaLL fomily ; one with good recommendations may apply at No. 61 West Twonty-eighth street. ANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, as cook, Washer and irouer. Bost of ity relereuce given. ‘Please call ut 14 Perry strect, for two 79 8. ANTED—A GOOD AND EXPERIENCED PRO_ Fo) one whe iv willing to travel, and resid on Xoept as abov Address KING, WASH- 1088 well recom: mended. G WA4XNTED-BY AN AMERICAN LADY, WHO 148 become reduced in circumstances, a situati rome family, to take charge of children, or would like to travel with s family who bas children, ot would take charge of rome geuth man’s house during the absence uf the fa.gily. A more competent person cannot Address, for three days, Julia, Herald Th P WARTED BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A. SITUA. tiom, to do general honsewerk in a amall private family ; ‘ aod washer and irener, and s good plain cook. Ciby referer ce can be given. Ploare call at No. 3 Sixth streos, im the front basement. Can be seon for two days, ws TED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE Young women, as chambermaid avd waiter, or to do plain OF to take care of ebildron. Has lived two ¥ d fur montis ie her last place. Please call at 175 arick street, first floor, front roo RESPECTABLE YOUNG W@MAN, ree and seamsteess; has no objection Jive ip any part of tho country, or wonld do and Ang: perfeodty. wuderstands her Pleare tall es iil’ Fourth, oorwer of Thigtcenth skrest joare jurth, ovener ya or thitd ovr, fox two deya, n be wel native of England, in rowe wh. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, A Nesala house, as porter or packer, or fn any capacity of business, whcrs he ear make Tul to bis e himeclt. generally wi wp Can write a peed hand, aud bas lived for severai yeure 1a wholesale ouses in England, snd ean brin late employers, and hss uo ohjecti good Teferences from his ty trevel, address WM. PKATT, il Prince strevt, Brooklyn, J ANTED—CLERKS WLO UD DEnSTAND THE RE- tail grocery business, and can come well reoommend- ed. None other seed apn. sbi respectal r thoroughly understands thy eure of jection to make bimeelt general) tance in the country the hours of ni ferences can be given. b & BOYD, 295 Mndson street. Pleare ent at and tweive o’oweok, c in a prival ays ‘The best of city r ANTED-IN A TEMPERANCE GROCERY STORE, & young man who thoronghly bess. Die references required, avenue, He wurt be competent to keep ae Apply persoually, understands the busi- Respecta- 425 Ninth ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A ment of Tequired; would h int he counts emplo; ry. ‘Aaa: i ANTED—A STEADY AND I. man, to take care of » hi himself ment will given. \ ply to G. b market, Vanderbilt landiag, Staten | oUng man, who Wudistends the caro and maoage- horses; would alao du the work of « small garde: no objection to goin. Can come well recommeuced from hig last D. L., Herald otfice, for two days, ort distans NDUSTRIOUS YOUNG and Ww A id mak ‘one +toaty employ- UBTER, Vandervile Wart MAN TO PEDDLE FROM A CART AN article of large daily consuin must be young, aetive munieative. Compensation acer THOS. F. JENK. ANTEE—IN A RET keeping Adaress in own herald office, second servant. English or best of rei © required. Newport, Khode isiand. ANTED—A MAN. AT FROM lere per wee who ise himeclf gi eof puttin, rally usetul; ‘W4AntzD—. YOUNG MAN, keeper. Address W ct and stating where an interview of wjob, on Appleton, to wife, situations; he ae They can furnigh the highest. retere ability, Can Beseen at 16 Heury ANTED—BY A BOY 16 YEARS OF a learn some respectable trade. Bb; trevt. yr dress, Job ANTED—A LAD, FOURTEED of age, Solary, first,yea room No, 4, after’? A. GROCsRY STORE, 6 Man who understands tho a good Land snd understands talary. Apply st No. 4\ Maiden lat ption, in this city. He ud industrions, intetltiout and com- ding to ability. A good situation fore capable man, and may be had by applying to }, As est street, IN heudwriting, W. X. 8., AD TED—A PROTESTANT MAN, AS pa i ld he Seoteh preferred. Adaress, by letver, box 237, THREE TO FIVE DOL- ho comes with the best of reference; ey artic! an make ed with ® moderate th ns AS ASSISTA: “ raldome NT BAR- siving refereneo, ANTED—A GOOD “WELL DIGGER WILL HEAR SPOFFORD, 33 Broadway. ANTED—BY A PROTESFANT MAN AND HIS soachman, and 1a. a8 eook. nes ior character and ¢a- wtrvet. GE, TO Please call on, or ad- N TO SIXTEEN YEARS open and tend store; ono well recommended. iF, $50, rely ut 205 Broadway,second floor, ANTED—AN AMERICAN BOY, IN A GENTLE- an furnishing store, from ‘bat lives wit his parente ‘ANTED-IN AN IMPORTING HOUSH, A Lap, twelve to foarceen years Appl. who, write a fair hand, is ourreot and industrious, box 2,786, Post office. ‘ANTI «i NALD= jautic street, alter 10 a, M. $$. Wage ces BUoRED AND FIFTY CARPEN ters, mai the Tati to werk on re by applying at she otic Ners and mnacone Will he paid 6 ayers $2 00 per day and. leave New York for tho work: menth, id tracklayere ANTED.—FORTY PROTHSTANT GIRLS, OF sitwati character, can obtad: city or country immediate! m itera, good trades, email Provestant Employment o ey, Situations given free, if required, en tho Panswa Raiiroas ¢ M. C. SLORY, Contractor, 92 Warren sti Apply at M: BO- Brook ~ near Powers, Men who wish vw go to find em- fthe am Car. ard . Stoame| “aa ange fr the 5¢n and Wehof goop ons in good families, in roady lor general work seamstresves. curses, chamber- wiria, fo. A at the No’? Garang streets ANTED—TWENTY CLERKS, SALESMEN, AND diate a id other bookkeoper stores for the fitted in a few di Cail irom 8 ve ile imme: tradi a ee b 0 a 5 atthe New York ee k, ab 428 Sixth avenue. Twenty-onc years ontablished. eroial Coll am ollegss ANTED-AT WALLA: 4S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No. 4 Sands street, vente. in every capacity hoys for trad general house wo epplied with ohio! cooks, vklyn, weil-reoommen ~#onchmen, grooms, farmers, ic. Ne servants at this offee. chambermaids, sont ‘ B. Em. 200 Vouey streot. the highest prices $100 WILL DLUU win advertirer, 0 city ents, ‘Tho highor! socrosy $10 won : duced. to character asd Gbatbam Square Post Omer, AM referent may be: ring for the advert Fof the ity railroads Lot PONTS WITL PR GIVEN SHIR FINISHERS AND STUTCHRRS WANT- ed at Groen’s » uurt etere, No.1 A ornoe unt the very neatost of sewers need apply. To those venstact pai ¢ How