The New York Herald Newspaper, August 10, 1853, Page 5

has fellen and heavily upon C ‘Therefore, Resolved— That the bar of the ‘York bave reseived with deep sensations ani prefound Regret, the melanc! inteiligence of the decease of the Bo etoed Jonon,, That they deplore thy Inss of bis ex- tensive learning. his great abilities. his indefatigable in- do . his elevated integrity. That hy his deoasse the ee tars tanenk tis en cf aa acsomaplished rist, whose life bas conferred honor upoa his native te, and whose eminent public servieas were ackuow- the confidence and esteem of the whole people. Resolved, That the var of the city of New York will tontify their regret for his loss by attending his fuveval in at bedy, and by wearing the usual badge of mourning for irty days, Resolved, That a committee of ten ba appointed by the President to adopt such measures #4 may be deemed boat adapted to express the regard of ths bar of New York for the memory of our late axsociate. Resolved, That a cops of the preamble and these reco- Ictlons be signed by the oflicers of this meeting and cam: wuniea’ed to the family of the deceased avd also that ‘they be presented to the general terms of ihe Supreme Court and the Superior Court of the city of New York at their rext ses:ionv, and publis) in all of the city Papers. Mr. Hmaw KercnuM reoonded the resolutions, and re joiced that Judge Jones had hyed the full measure of ha- man life, leaving to the bar the example of an almost perfeot career. Judge Jones was remarkable for untiring industry, never filing memory, and inexhaustible learn- fog. Ho was alio remarkable for his high sense of per- sonal honor and intogrity, and bis amiability of charac- ter. In all his experience Mr, Ketchum never knew @ lawyer who was so painstaking, who made so good a brief Judge Jones. He ever pre-ented the best resulta of latest and freshest investigation. In consul.ation, never impatient. and atways listened to the ‘st members of the bar with respact. Abo i he was a professed and a sincere Christian, Mr. Ketebum tru-ted t) larger meeting of the bar would be held on a future ocoasion fo adopt measures in respect to the memory of the deceased judge, The following members of the profession were appoint- ed & cowmittee for this purpose :—Edward Sandford, Hiram Ketchum, Gerardus Clark. George Wood, Daniel Lord, Charles ©’Conor, William Kent, Francis B. Outimg, Beverly Robina, and J. Lorimer Graham. The Central Park, MEETING OF THE PROPERTY HOLDERS. Yesterday evening, a mecting was held at the Columbia Tavern, situated at the corner of Eighth avenue and Broadway, of persons holding the property that is intend- 0 to be used for the purpose of a Central Park. There * was come delay after the aseemblage had collested, he- fore a chsisman could be appointed. Mr. Tracy was Propored, but he deslined the honor, denying, as had been observed, that he had anything to do with the cali- img of the meeting. It should be mentioned that the mames appended to the meeting were Tenyk and Folsom. A call was made for them. but it appezred that they had met yet arrived, Mr. Brett proposed to a gentleman Standing by Mr. Townshend, = property holder, that he sbouid act as chairman, which was duly propo:ed aad s:cox ded, and sgreed to nem con. Mr Townsend, on taking the chair, wished to know ‘the object for which the meeting was convened. From iw fo mosion that he bad received he coacluded it to be for the following purpose, namely : io 7 the holders of the property to ve taken for the Central Pak were to be compensated fox their lots. If he hada fair equiva- Jent he should be willlug to give up the lots that he huld, but if he was to be compelled to sacrifice his property for less than it was worth. his patriotism would not go pofar. If be did not get a fair price he should object to the park It. was muca to be regretted that the gentle. men who had called the meesing, were uot present to @ouduet it regularly He was now prepared to hear the remarks of any goutleman upon the subject. Mr. Brett referred to Mr. Cooley’s report. That report had extimeted the price of the ground for the Ceacral Park and Jones’ Wood at over two millions. From what he could make out, he should jncge that, instead of oost- ing the amount proposed by Cyoley, the Contra! Park alone vould oust six millions of doliars, and toerefore ho ‘ought it right to ask the meering whether they would S400 to allow the property to go at sueh price, He con. dered that Mr Cooley bad only made rough gues at e price. Mr. Bret: then maa hort aceount of the Dbusivess in its progress through the Legislature. It seemed to him before they took it the parties possessiog the Wood shouid be consulted. It was not right that theze should be a law allowing property to be taken without first consulting the legal owner. The land com- prizes about one thousand lots, whieh willsooa be re- quired for ihe accommodation of tne numbe: cf persons ewigrating to this city. He thought it would be cetter to puta scop to it until they gota nev corporation, when they would better know what they were drivingat.” ‘He bad s emall property there, and should like the full veluecfit. I: may. perhaps. turn out all rignt, but he ‘tought it necessary that they should take same action qm the matter. to see whether their property «as to be taken fram them. He was opposed to the ground being taken at all, a3 too much land iroa tae Genire cf the island Moxeover, the people re-iding in would not eajoy the Park, but the rising gecersion. It was like a wan depositing a certain sum yearly in a bankfora child uovil it was of age who ‘would spend it quicker than the father had suved it, 20 with this ; it would take six miiliooe to buy the ground. How much, he would ask, wouid it take to lay acd plentit out. ard how long a time? That was a fem thet would take a eee lawyer to solve, at twenty years. They would probably take algo Jones’ Woods: it they took «o many parks, it would take more money to pay the tax fer one park thaa the people would be willing to shoulder. Berides, hereafter t will be complained that thiacity was cut short aud Tnpited by this park, which would eopfine the amount of population within certain limits when the neigoder- ing cities would get the ascendancy over them. The Teasove were very numerous why they should not allow the ground to be taken without some defence. If it was Jost now, it would not be redeemed a; Dr. Mourrny said it could bs well to know what course ‘they were to purs' It wou'd be well, in order to have concert of action, + certaia parties delegated to form a comparative estimate of the value of the ground ‘now claimed by the city. This could only be a meeling for organizaticn. Mr. Breit moved that a committee be sppointed to @raw up resolutions and bring them before the next meeting for action, showing who was for and ho against ‘the Centra! park; that committee to eonsist of seven per- 008. Mr, Rows seconded the resolution, aud moved that the @ommittee should be nowinsted by the meeting. Mr Townenxnp said that. on looking to theact, he found that there war no option ieft to them. Unless they could gt It repealed the park must be there, The object of @ meeting. therefore, could not be that. It wis then that an estimate of the value of the land should g to the act he raw thit this also 4 for, power having been given t> the eom- mbsioners appointed for that purpose to adjudge the value. So the meeting sould not have beea assembled for that purpose, There was @ provision hie wise wade, by which thos: who considered them elves agrieved could apply against their decision to the Supeme Court. The same course as in the present act had al ways been adopt. ed with respect to the valuation of land, for it was guar- antied by the constitution that private prope:ty could not be taken without due compensation. For these rea- sens. he thought it would be useless to form a commit- tee for the vaination of land. He saw ne reason brought forward why they vere now assembled, and thovght it altogether a very ill coasidered thing ‘For his own part, he bad failed in finding out the object for which they were met. After some discussion. Mr. Bret withdrey his resolu- nd the following was proposed by Mr Townsnenp:— @ committee of seven persons report to a future what, if any, action should be taken in reverence mitral Park. Mr. To, Dr. Murphy, Mr. Tracy, Mr. MeCoy, Mr. Brett, Mr. Murray, and Mr. Tqwnshend, were appoiuted said committee. Mr. Levy propcsed that 2 committee of five bs appoint. €2 fer appraising the property. This was objected to by Mr. McCoy, who said that the commissioners were au- thorized to do ro, and if parties were not satisfied they eould go to the Supreme Court. Pesives, a committee eould not be expeci«d to undertake such a work without being paid. It would be better that each property owner should appraise his own property, and hand in the list to the mittee that had been appointed. Mr. Bret propored as an amendment that it be a com- mittee of five, to make an average appraisement of the value of the lots, which was carried by a rhow of hands; bat ultimately it was resolved that this last resolution should Ke over, and the meeting adjourned sine die. House Painters’ Society. A STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES. A mass meeting took place, last evening, at Military Ball, in the Bowery, of the New York practical house painters. Thos. Sunderland was calied to the chair, and Soseph Rogers acted aa secretary. The main object of the meeting, announeed by the President, was sitiply to organize a protective umioa. and io have every man sign his name to the roil who wae in favor of two dollars» @ay, commencing from the 1st of March up to the lat of November, snd from Noveraber up to March following fourteen shillings a day. Those are the prices sought to be established by a combination of the workmen, Some of the brssos, it appears, have agreed to pay the @emand, and others heve not. A number of workmen are working st fourteen shillings # day, and soma men in ibe same shop at two dollars, A committee was appointed to,drew up resolutions to be submitted to the meeting. The committee retired, and after am absence of half-an-hour, returaed with the fol Josing ier olution: — Resclved, That the resolution din Ma ‘Dosseo to give two dolarsa day ber four mont! Before this r aeked to mokew pasted any reroluticn, or acted hastily, they must be eareful so a8 not to do injnetive to the good men and the 4 borses, The boxses down town had from the first al wed the increase of wages. and at prevent the np town Roses have men fn their employ at fourteen shillings a doy. Now is it not unfair to require the dowa town hones to pay two dollars ® day, thus giving the up town Dorses an advaniege of making contracts thoreby giving ‘them the best chance of obtaining the work How can we go 10 the down town bosses and demand two dollara a day, when we fird a large umber of ou: fellow work. men employed at shops up town at fourteen shi'lings To these rewarka the Chairman replicd, saying those eons who work for a lewa price than thet o: mbers of this society adhere to the h last, whoroin they reyhired the fF cight months, and the er day. a one of the members the Union are not mea—they are rerfa ay and vos worthy of the name cf may. After af remarky, the resolution waa put, and uosnim ried. A commmitiee was then app and report rext Friday night th mors meeting for a yeveral strike It appenre to de a dull reason just now, for tha prin. ters ard the bosses do wot seem to care wuch about a trike; 200 i) was proposed vo wait until the work be- @ame more biish, and shea make the contemplated wirike. 1 to take moxsures, propristy of calling a James W. Unoer Anovymcus, for the ‘orphan child mentioned ta the letter to Dr Hawi Mire E. B, Youpg, of Now Orlean: The encloved bill ($50) is for the little infaat whose father and mother died of yellow fever in New Orleans, mentioned im a letter to the Rev. Dr. Hawks. OWENS’ ASCENT OF MONT BLANO. The proceeds of this enterteinment on Thursday even- jog next will be given for the bemetit of the ‘Howard As-ceration of New Orleans,” to aid them in their nob’e efferts to relivve the sick and dying ducing the epidemie which is now so fearfully og in that city. Tae co- operstion of the citizens of lew York is earnestly 2o- Association for the Extlvition of the Indas- tay of all nations. i Orrice. No. 58 Broapway, Ni August 10 1853. Notice is hereby givon that the Board of Diro tors have resolved to ferue the residue of the capital stock contem- ated by the charter of tho aseoolation and that the ro- remaining one theusand sh: ortion of one ne regarding fractions to the nto books of the Corpor: at 12 o'clock; provided that pay ove hundred dollars u| The transfer books will be closed from 12 M. of 23d August uxtil 10 A.M. of the 26th, JOS. B COLLINS, Treasuror. Superintendent's Ofilee, Crys keri C of Mac! for every four old # pearing as such ay the 234 inst , 1D oF before the Palace, xcopt thove in the Be: h fntondent will feo! himself at Libort: ce granted to them if it is not oecuple it. Boo'y of Superintendents, 156 Broadway. be introduced on Satur 1 Co. have so perfecto’ th adapting its proportions e subject to the in- ag @ hat unbecoming in ‘ jesale customers will be f auch shape and style as will bost suit their trade, at short Gentlemen’s Soft Felt Hats, for travelling, ting, and louncing —s complete assortment, va- uited. Broadwoy, Irving House, Green Turtle to-day, Fresh and very Fine, at BAYARD’S, State street, Battery. Tilustiated News. ‘This week and barcafter, ize of sixteen » the News is publis! capital sheat, C tion, including ® magnificent en- @ embarkation of the Pilsrims, ooveriag two Crystal Palace Iliuetrations, living giraffer, Immense Cireulation —The Enormous Issa ts of the Piigrim’s Celebration number of the 8 are ordered beforehand—this week's issue Cash Pald for Second-Hand Planos.—Also second-hand pianos for sale, at bargains, second-hand, to let, or ot 200 000 shee! Illustrated New: Pianos, new and for sale, and monthly payments taken, by HORACE WATERS, publisher of music, No. 333 Melodcons at Great Bargains.—The Subscri- ber has the largest and hest sesortment of melodeons in the 1 at exceedingly low prices, for cash Also Melodeons to rent, ATERS, No. 333 Broad: don and Paris Art Emporium.—The id the publie aro respectfully ii and choice assortment of french and English en: Our superior artists’ materials of every W. SCHAUS; 303 Broadway, up stairs. lew tesa e-Hokees: Waters, 333 Broadway, 1 sell and take monthly pa: HORACE W, ited :o examine my hand, to ho fo prices that defy competition, Pianofertes.—Visiters to the @rystal will, of course, be attracted ; ibited by GROV! willl di ¢ city, and will 'y, splendid pinno- to eall at th e their beauti: b of tone be excelled by whi work aud materials, id Lafayette yany, Grass Vs in. ft bi store are, in all that constitute real els in watters of taste, far supiri oo and sound for to the flimsy reneb gew gaws that aro displayed ia tho Palece. arente will at once call at the John hment, and supply Meir L. LOSER, No. 5 John street. Broadway Clothing Store, No. 380 —Cheap black dreas and frock coats, fi cassimere pants, from $3 ntlemen’s furnish: from 8 A.M. to8 P. M. yests in every vai ings. Cutters att lothing Dealers, South and West, are Res etfally notified that onr stoek of elegant fall and wiater ic Jobbers frem the ‘amine our immense te compete with Ne 35 John street, corner of Na: Agate, 256 Breaaway, in directing attention to the triuzaph which sbion in the production of the Corr: made to order for any gentleman serves only for more while his elegant handkerchiefs, &., &e., takes precedence rtment in this Ths Line of Sight from a Lady’s Eye is erally on a level with the centro of s first feature of hie dross her glasce lights ontiemen, and def’ hirt, the first set ‘a8 an appetizer exciting a desire Parisian styles in cravats glo of every othur eotleman’s shirt upon. Bear th ordering your shirts of GREEN, No. Silks at Immense Bargains.—Hitchcock & LEADBEATER, 343 Broadway. cor are selling off their ap'endid stock of sum ner silks, and other thin summer goods, at greatly reduced prices, such 98 silks, elegant quality, ats. per yard, splendid baroges 18° oonts, tast colors, 6}; cents, and everything else r of Leonard street, equally cheap. Newman's Lace and Embroidery Store, No. 605 Broadway, near Fourth street, has reeoived La: Y isettes, handkerchi manufacturer for Indies and infants, £75 Brondway, 1 Fulton stroet—the cheapest pisces in the city te get a Hiram Anderson, No, 99 Sowery, the Celc- ‘And cheapest carpot es States, Hight spacious enlerooin , from 28, to $10 per yard; oilcloths $2 to $40; mats, table, aud piano covers; window shades, &e. “The Sea! @he Sea! The Open Sea!”—Oar citizens who love the sea—as who does not during these hot dayst--can indulge the disposition with perfec and much genial fun thrown in, blishment in the itocked with car- tair carpets, cold taking the steamboat ts and bills.) tothe piscatorial eport. Capt. ‘ay in this rogion, and » place celebrat Hancox has lon, knows the roscr' Y vné manner of conducting these excursi his company the largest amount of grat day, this :s the boat, Defiance Salamander Safes.—Gayle:’s Par borate ip awed pie * nd this the eaptain. the solo manufeturer i ‘earl etress, ly No, 0 John séroot, teheion’s Manufac- 3 Broadway, o jaiden lane, former! Mair Dye and tory for there artielos is remove to } ito the Park, where he kas the best xccommodations world for the applieation of his famous hair dyo, aud nowly invented wigs and tuapoes, Ning pri- 11 on ene floor, jndoro’s Excelsior Hair Dye.--No motiern ution for the toilet has created euch sonsation as this, ied in private rooms at © to thirty times a day. country are immense. ntly changes objcotionatle hair to »nature’s black ; , Without injuring the fibres tail, at No. 6 Astor House CRISTADURO'S), The Greatest Discovery of the Age.—Chole« ra cured in few hours: dysentery and dinreh h hour, colic immodiasely, toothache in three m Thounsnds of persons have certified Shi Dr LOBIAS'® Venetian La atoro's. No. 6 Astor The sales both Tt is tho only article Wholesale and ro remarks. He suid that before they | ee beon dono b; all over the Un’ Persons Desirous of Having their Premises @leared of the sbominable nuiranes of rate or roaches, by Hing at COSTAR’S vermin aad insect exterminator 418 Broadway, can entor into an agrcoment to have th honses thoroughly el wed of the above, a's Liquid Hair Dye ts, without ox. the bost ever invented, oucad’s medicats implies, freekles, sail subt o uproote hair {uid rouge, lily white reet, sorner of Broadway. and bair gloss, ab Dr. Powell's « Preatise on the Eye,” con« 8 for the improvemont and preservation of vi orks on the use and abuse of spootaclosthir be procared at his offioes Hz edition, with plates, Broadway whore ur. Powell ean bo consalsed from 9 tl 4 o'clock daily, upon all the diceases oft Ufleial cyca imeerted, ‘iy ‘fully purchased PAN CANE RGN le ad nM SINGER & Co. No. 323 Brosdway. Now is the Time —Of all Seasons of tue year summsr jg the producer of more impurities in the Water, making s tilter absolutely neoessary. | Every family use the Porous Glass Filter, co bizhly recommended. Depot State rights under the patent for snie, Riddle’s Patent Gas Regulawr.—Consumers f gas are invited to examino this invalusble macbino the viice of Company, ©. 262 Broadway. By the use ef the Regulator sn ani form flow of gas is secured, producing saving of at leaet twenty-five per cent as who desires a cheap and good light, Ml, after witners- ing the operation of the Regulator, do without it. For forcing Wolskers or Moustuche to grow where there has been nono before, Graham's Ongueat Acts more like magic than really, forcing the beard t? zeow in six weeks strong and thick, and without stain orinjury to the skin. Try one tle. $1 sent to any part of the coum try. R.G. GRAHAM, 38 Ann street, and all drnggi Barker’s Oheveuxtontqne.—Experlenee 13 daily teaching many shat this is the best preparation for the ever introduced Hundreds of heads have been ro- covered with maguificont trosses by its use. Lt nourishes, bes utifies. and preserves, Sold at BARKER'S, 439 Broad: way, and all respectable druggists and fancy storoa. Lovett’s Wahpene is to the Hate wh rain and sunshino are to the flowers of the valo, for itis a well known fact that it not only restores gray hair t» its eeuty, but produces a Inxnriant growth sirous of being the possessor references of ite wonderful Dr. F, Hollich’s People’s Medical Journat Only twenty five cents 2 yeur, Published monthly. Sixe teen Tare pages, with evgravings, aud fullof the most va Ivable and interesting information, both foreign and dom». tic All tho medical mysteries explained, new di given. and interesting cases. No 2now ready. Publis by T. W. Strong (8 Nassau street. Single numbers threo cents exch. Send twenty-five conts in portage s and t willgo by post for a year. See especially th he Maine Liquor Law men, in thesecond number. 3 Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Corttal—Cure of nervous dise No languaze can convey an adequate idea dainost miraculous change which {* oo atterod nervous kc by nature. or ed organization 8 ut oneo Lraced, ro vivified and built up. ‘The mental and hysioal symptoms of nervous diseaso vanish together uadar te influence. Nor is the eflgst temporary; on the contrary, he relief is permanent, for the cordial properties of the me: ricine reach the constitution itself, and restoro it to its nor- mal condition. Well may the proparation be called the medicinal wonder of the nineteenth century. The sordial is put up highly concentrated, in piut bottles. Price, $3 per bottle; two for $5 six for $12. CH. RING, proprietor, $2 Broadway. Sold by druggists throughout the United tates, Canadas, and West Indies, Itis an acknowleoged fact, of allthe most eminent physi of Philadelphia, that Hobensack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pilla are two of the greatest disco- of the Read th» following. — Witmincton, Del., Jui Mr. J.N. Hobensack—You will please send m of your Liver Pills. I have sold tho three dos with me on agency: ‘thoy have perform tho inost a¥t ing curea They cured one map of tho ague in throo days, and o Mre. Ha'nos, of this place, who had been ailing for the last five years, and after trying all the most able pry- sisians thought thero was no use of trying any longer. I ve her two boxes of your pills, and told hor if they did Servo good she should not pay for shem, In two weeks, and before taring two Loxer, she began to improve. It is now about six weeks alpce she commenced taking them; she is almost entirely restored t> health, Respectfully yours, P. PORTER, J.N Hobensack, proprictor, Philadelphia; C. V. CLICK: EMER & CO., No.6: Barclay street, New York, wholesale ent for Eastern States. Macricd, By the Rev. Fdward Babcock, DD, Me. Riowarp Brows1o to Mise Buma P., eldest danghter of John Ald- ridge. Erq , all of Greenpoint, 1, I. ‘Albany and Troy papers please copy. On Thursday. Avgust 4, by the Rev. Isaac O-chard, at the howe of Me Willisem Manson, No. 135 Varick str Mr. PsrgR ApaMsoN to Miss Isapei.a DunBaR BLANSON, both of Caithnesshire, Scotland. In St. Mary’s Church, on Sunday, August 7, by the Rev. Father Starrs, Epmonp R. BurkE to Evtay N, Han- RINGTON, both of this city. On Monday, August 8, by the Rev. Spencer H Cone, Mr. Henry D Bract, of New Yorh. to Miss Annie E. Fou. ie rae Lem eity. Biri of Pytelaae cbse E ae mn Monday, August 8, in Brooklyo, by the Ray. Mr, Fox. Mr Francis Doucuerry to Misa ‘Suvansra Looe, all of this city. On Saturday morning. July 30, by ihe Rev. Tuomas J. Evans, ot Williomeburg, Mr. Jous Jonxs, of Philadelphia, to Janz Davis, of New York. Philadelphia papers please copy. Dica, Or. Sundey morning, of congestion of the lw ‘Taomas Watnincton Ditton, aged one yéar 1 wonth and 3 days, Lr are of Dr. and Dillon, ¢ funeral will take place from his late residenee, No. 29 Oliver street, this moroing, at ten o’elock. Tue friends of the family are invited to attend. Galw: Roseommon papers pleace epy. Op Tuesday, August 9, Mr. James Nei, aged 41 years 6 months and 21 days. The relatives and friends of the family are requested to ttend the fureral this afternoon, et two o'clock, from his late reridence, No t6 Oliver stcoet. “On Mondsy, August 8, Caartes DovGtass, infant son of Jomes aud Lydia Heron, aged 10 months and 25 days. ‘The friends end acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to sttend his fareral, this forenoca, St half pest ten o’elvok, from the reridesee of hia parents, No 165 Nineteenth street, without further notics, On Bonday, August 7, HENRY AUGUSTUS, youngest child fH A. Stchlmano, aged 8 months and 6 days. The remains will be taken to the Lutheran Cemetery, his morning. at nine o’clock On Monday, August 8, a(ter a lingering illness, CaRouE M. SPayroxp. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this morning, at nine o'clock, from her late residence, No. 611 Washington street, Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for in term Willimartie, Troy and New Orleans papers please copy. Por Tneeday morning, August 9, SrxPuEN Payson, agi} ears, is funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 3 Wooster street, this afternoon, at three o’clock. His friends are rerpectfuliy invited to attend. New Orleans and Boston papers please copy. On Tue-day morning, August 9, at Cold Spring. Long Island, at the residence of his brother, Major Willian Jones, the Honorable Saavet Jo: late Chief Justice of the Superior Court of the City of New York, in the 84th year of his sge. His relatives and friends, and the members of the Dar of New York, are respectfully invited to attend hia funeral, of which due votice will be given in to morrow’s paper. Suddenly, at Barbacea Station, on the Panama Riil- road, of congertive fever, NATHANIEL W. TimsTLE, after an illness of four days. His remains were interred at that station. New Hampshire and cther Eastern pzpers please copy. On Tuesday, Augurt 9, Mrs. BamnGer Dovie, aged 60 years and 3 months, ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, to-morrow, from No. 448 Water street. Tuesday afterncen, August 9, Pans, wife of Wiliam Witzel. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, to mor:ow afternoon, at we! from her late residence, No, 11 Coruelia street. On Tuesday, August 9, after a long and severe illness, Mary ANN GALLAGHER, Her friends, and the friends of the family, are respect: fully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at four 0’clock, from the residence of her stepfather, Patrick McLaughlin, No. 135 Walker street, Her remains will be interred in Eleventh street Cemetery. On Tuesday, August 9, Saran Janz, daughter of William and Mary Jane Dickinson, aged 1 year 11 months and 6 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this afternoon, ai three o’cleck, from No. 17 Mangin street. Philadelphia papers please copy. Suddenly, on Tue:day, August 9, Saran, daughter of Robert and Margaret Tuylor, aged four years. The friends of the family are in to attend the funeral, thie afternoon, at two o’clock, from her tate residence, No. 111 Hester street. On Tuerday, August 9, THomas N, Conxuy, aged 21 years 8 months and 13 days, On Tuesday, August 2, Brocpey Harwoop, infant sen of James and Jaciotha Megrath, Baltimore papers please copy. In Taunton, Mr, Wiliam Greenwoop, aged 28 yaars. Mr G. had been home from California but two short ¥ “ui and priyation haye laid him in tarly gave jpectfuily t ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. “se SEH THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. ow. PHM RSOWAL. JOOD NOPE—YOUR NOTE, DATED SATURDA noon, in anfwer to my two, written a week before, and informing ie that yon would ho'at home atll A. M., (rat written by mistake P. M.,) on Monday, but not afterward, did not rench mo until Monday ovening, You noed not be told what « favor you would confer if, whenever or wherever this may meet your eye, yon would let me know, by post, where you are, and when I may hope to sve you, NFORMATION WANTED—OF MR. tailor, aged G4, who loft Longuien| Avy perscn giving information of bis ros living or dead, will be suitably rewarded by his brot Aiken Kussell,' Address Mrs, M. Durnett, 387 Hnds NFORMATION WANTED OF NARTIN MALONE. WHO loft Irelund in 1816. Whon last heard from he was in Dew York. Any information ovncerning him will be thank- fully received by his wife, at 64 Whitoball atreet, F THIS SHOULD MELT THE EYE OF MR. LAV. rens, who gave bis addrors Tamionany Hotel, he is re- Fourth avenue quested to call, without dolay, at R HAS RETURNED. AW TRAVELLER IS UN THE ¢ HE ARKAN 0 TY, end will be very happy to seo cither Col. Crockett or any of his friends, on Wednesday evening, Angnst 10, nader tho Big Lamp, iu front of 444 Broadway. 7. FB. ANTED,—INFORMATION WANTED OF MARGA yet Sullivan, in Goston, (9 native of Dungarven, Ire land,) whovo n , Bilen liyde, arrived Now k, Aug 6, per ship Shannon, Captsin Thompson, from Liverpool Any information will he thankfully received by Mr. How arth, Noachester Hotel, 166 Washington street, N. ¥. THE TUAS, d NION COURSE, L. L—TROTIING AND PACING, on Wednord August 10, st 3 and 4 o’cloe®; nile at three in ive. AD A. nar es sorrel g, Bob ih hae 250 Ls wagon. to haruons. K. names brown mn, Jonny Lind on!y tack, ofty Re Baral the vy. U. We nee dilopted: That Rev. La Hawkes, has. L. Frost, of , eriptions froi phan ned $s the secre nee of the object, and to remit all peasi furt! ted a8 2008 a8 a) D. J RICARD®, ary of the Howard Association. ‘The above eppoint jm iter leave to refer tot’ reseletion of the Hewerd Ay», ation of Orlea: ‘Their want: such Shey are obliged to call upon th, sent citizens of Now Orleans, and ail oshers disposed to assist them in Corsing aueee of the sssvciation. We trugt all citizens ot Loui will re the demand upon th Rev. F. L Hawks, Aptions wil! rectory Calvary Chureh, it & Forrest's, 14) Pearl ssreet; John O. Woodruff, at Tease M. Brownoll’s, No. 7 William street aad St. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway. ITERARY PRIZE.—$(0.—THE UNDERSIGNED hereby offers tho sum of five hundred dollars for the dest original talo serious or humorous, whieh shall be writ- ten for the Literary Museum, and received by him, prior to the 10th of Octobor, 1853—himself to be the judge—and ll unnccepted MSS, to be returned, or utherwise bargained for, ‘The pablio will remember that & prize of $500 was last year abseriber to Carolice Lee Hontz, on the thor wishing now '& compotite ‘surety of the perfect good fuith of this offer, if by bim desired It is the rub: Soribor’s object to encotirage American Litorata:e, no les than to surther the prosperity of the Literary Musonm. 1 columns of this journal being small, the story is requi cvoupy about two hondred IAN BE DODGE Editor and Proprietor of Dodge’s Boston Literary Mi OTICE. —THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE FIRM OF Angell, Engel & Hewitt are ierehy notified to present their demands, with vouchors, to the subssriber, at his of fice, No. £22 Rroadway, on or before the 1th day of August inst, Auguet 3, 1863, Wil. RADDS, 322 Broadway, IZ LADIES OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, EAST CIIES- joining the chure on Thursday, 1th inst., commenciny at 10) A. M. and contin: uing during the day and evening ‘ue pro to be ap- lird to the benefit of said church. ‘Tho attendance and par ronage of the puniie are respectfally solicited Should the Weather prove untavorable on the lith, the Fair will take place the first pleasant day following. 10 HACKMEN.—IF THE HACKMAN WHO TOOK A lady, in the raiyon Saturday about 11 o'clock A. M., from o barge pe*r the foot of Robinson stroot to 113 Bleecker street, will return the emall carpet bag whic? she loft in the carriage to the ab»ve number, he will be auiti it being of but little use to any ono but herse! lumus. ly rewarded, CRYSTAL PALACE. eee wee SIs OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE, Dy Jly 16, 185, rublic are respeotfully informed that the Orystal Pa- now open every day, (Suadeys excopted,) between the of Y oelook A. M., and 7 e’slook P. M., watil further: Oc! ‘Tickets may be purchased at the entrancos to tho Cr; Ps ), or athe music store of Wm. Hall & Son, No. Broadway, evrner of Park place. JOON M. BATCHELDE! Secretary of tho Superintend: LOST AND FOUND, OUND--ON THE 31ST Of JULY, A YOUNG HORSE. The ow ner can have him by proving property and pay: ing expenser- Mf notealied for in three days ho witl bo sold to pay expenses. Apply to D, B. Sullivan, 25 William atree A BOY MISSING SINCE THURSDAY LAST, NaMeD Peter Ui. Brower aged about thirteon years’ from Mr. Roos’ grocery, corner of Bleocker and Barrow streets, dressed in black pantaloons and mixed overalls, white shict and mixed overshirt, common palm lesf hat, and enamlled aboes; is tall of hin age. lightish complexion, Any information freckled. active and intelligent gratefully received by his fath of Bedford and Barrow stree! colt, four years old, with two white hind le, information of said horse, at 2 Park, Bloomingdale road, shall roeei a liberal reward. 8. 8. DUBOIS, OST—BY A POOR MAN, and the Summit, a certificate of daposit from tho Loog of James Young. As it eam be of no value to any one but the o vner. and its absence subjects him to very serious loss and di intment, he earnestly request any ono who may ha urd it to send it through the Post office to the cashier of the Long Island Bank, Brooklyn, L. 1, retaining the eight dollars in bank notes, which wore lost with it. LOST ORMISLAID-A DUP BILL, ON DEMAND, For two hundred and fifty dollars, bearing interest, dated September 21, 1851 drawn by Chas. A. Seoor & Co., or by Zrxo Sovor, per J. G. Moraall, in favor of Captain J. Paine. At has not been endorsed, All persons hereby oe: ting the same, The finder will plon treat. 4 TOLEN--THREE TEA SPOONS AND TWO TADLE spoons, (Moyer, maker,) marked T, & A.B A liberal reward will be paid by leaving them at 441 Tenth stroos. jioned return Against negot it to 68 Wer SOLAR SAWYER.—WANTED TMMADIATELY, A xood circular sawyer. Apply at 409 Water atrest, near Pikegiip. 10 DAGUERREO?YPISTS. tures, at 307 Broad way. c. App’ Z Pratt, Hardenburgh & Co., 360 Broadway. MISCELLANIOU! OARDING WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND his wife, within ton minuted’ walk of th Hall, 1e Terms not to cxe.od $7 for full, ner $5 for partial board. Addrers, with particulars, Mutus, Herald office, PANISH LANGUAGE —A SPANISH GENTLEMAN, favorably knowa in this city asa teseber of his native mage, will impart private instruction ia the same to la. j end will also make translations with ‘and propriety. Apply at 25 Greene street, be- and Grand. WANTS, A SITUATION WANTED—BY A WOMAN, TO DO eral hourework in a «1 ‘ily. Can be well re- commended. Il at No. 7 Hester strect, for two days. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN, OF MID- AL dlc age, wants a situation in a respectable private fam- ily, to take care of children and do plain sowing oF light chamberwor¥, or to wait on an invalid lady. I]as no objec- tions to the country,.and has good city reference, if ro- quired. SOL Tweifth street, between First and Second 41 A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WISIIES TO EN- page ‘ardess on board a steamshi > or sailing ves sel, to California; would prefer going with a family. Can be svn for one week, at 29 Hicks street, Brooklyn. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES as chambermaid and waiter, or as nurse, and to do plain sewing, if required. Advertiser is a Protestant. Any com- Ra 29 Carroll street, South Brooklyn, will be at- ended to, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS TO take in swing for familics; she can cut and fit chil- dren’s clothes, and worked for one family three year: The best of ¢ ejerence. Apply at 167 Malberry ai between Broome and Grand strocts. . YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS nurse or ecemstress. A woman wants s situation ag cook. She the best of city references, Please call at 211 Eighth avenue. See cen YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU" ation work. Bi at 175 Laurens stre , for three days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- so0d plain cook, washer and ironer, or to do swashing and ironing Good city’ reference Please call at 222 First avenue, between ation, chamberwor can be give: Thirteenth ard Fourtcenth streets, third floor, back room. A. YOUNG LADY WISHES 70 ENGAGE As NUR- sery governess; her course of instruction comprises the Eyglish branches, with Pronch and music. Can givo city reference. No objection to go to the country. Address Miss ‘4A. 1, Merald offic ituation to do the plain sowing of in sowia; would make horself generally uref 1 the country, or would travel with .. Can be seen any y: day this week, at 12 Amity place, in the store, YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS seamstress, OF as ecamstrees and chambermaid, in & Fespectable family. Please address W. B., Hersld office, N ITALIAN WOMAN, CAPABLE OF SEWING AS lady's maid, or child’s nurse, desicesa situation in como family going to italy. She can briog excellent recommen- dations from y whe brought her to this eountry a pout paid, Rey. G. H, HASTINGS, 3 0. et Cambridge, Mas VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, JUST FROM 's Western city, whero ho has an extensive acquain- tsneo, wishes to engage in some respegbable busines clerk or fan; isa good peaman, and will devote bim selfentirely to the business engagedia, Addross, this week, Heath, Philadelphia Post Office. A EAD FIFTEEN YEARSOLD WANTS A TRADES. man to whom he would Ufhd himasoll for a few years; » éarpenter proferred, Bail for honesty to ‘he amount of $1,000 can be piven. Addross can be found by calling on Scimuel Ashertom, Forticth street, between Ninth and ‘Tonth avenues, OOKKERPER WANTED. take the entire cbargo of io a wholesale house, real name, residen NOOK WANTED—ONE THAT ) ing in all ite branches, from feven o'clock until ten 0° past twelve o'clock until two P.M. ct of books by double entry, box 3,412 Post Offve, with at 04 Walkor stroct. AJM, and from halt VOACIIMAN WANTED—A MAN THAT IS ALL RIGHT Sa tvery particular con rete plengant and permanent Pince, where there is no nist work, Apply to ‘ LaWis B. BROWN, ih Broadway. NOACTIMAN W / | the care of horses and enrringes, and is woll acquainted with the eity, may apply Filth avenue, from 9 to 12 o’elock. {ALIFORNIA—TO FAMILIES ABOUT GOING TO CA- J lifernia.—A respectable female wishes to engage aa wamatress, nurse, of fy any eapsclty where ahe would be nsetul; she fully understands all the Lranchcs of housekeen- ing. No objection to remain in the feamily after theit arri val. Best of reference given, Apply nt $6) Sixth avenue between Twenty scoond and Twenty-third streets, GENTS, FURNISHING GooDs—A you \X thoronghly acquainted, now in tle above derires o sitvation as salesman it a Brondwey furnishing bite Satiefactory reiercnee given. Address Charies, terold oilee, } OUSEK EEPER—COMPANION, PIVHER TO TRAVEL or at homa.—A rospectable Roglish fomaie, whose oa- pabilities aro first rate. and whose experience in al! thas appertaing to s situation ns the above maker her duly quali fiod. Best of references given. Direct, post paid, to A. B., Brooklyn Poet Umive. | charge for four day tary adiress exch of | ‘ bess Fodolutions, auking their ab- | seamstr: little boys; 0 fer day, tai GEAMSTRESS AND CHILD'S NURSE.—A LADY i. capacitic: and trustworthy person, will do well to avail this o portunity." Aw interview can be tad by addressing E. ¥. H., Herald office. nd Iiberally and | or 280 Fourth ‘avenue; Charios L. Frost, | thoroughly, A 1i z ly. lightly ill be , B.D. BROWER, corner OST—ON THE THIRTY-FIRST OF JULY, A BAY ‘one white fore foot, anda siripe in his forebend. Whoever will give tf Green street, or at Elm BETWEEN JERSEY CITY Island Bank dated 3d August, 1803, and payable to the order a) WANTED, A GOOD plate cleaner, and ono who understands faishing Re FPARRAND, iO PAPER HANGERS.—WANTSD, SIX GOOD DECO- ralive paper hangers. Steady work to good hands. ly, between the hour's of 7 and 1(, to H. MERIT, at TUATION, EITHER 8 cook, in a private family, or to do chamber- of city reference can be produced. Plosse call DY, RESPECTABLE YOUNC WOMAN WISH- ANTED <ONB WHO Ul DERSTANDS | the beat families in this oly t No. 25 Ninth sureet, wost of | WanrTs. ee enue 4D WANTED—IN A BROKER’S OFFICE, FROM fourteen to sixte A at 176 Water Libeniae aecstgn yee Me M*. GREEN RESPECTFULLY INFO! that her Dy trons, and the public mn to 628 Broadway, Ww tions for t! mestio ig 0 ney ages best class of help, “iy ean be found the ‘white and colored, (free of E WANTED—A FIRST RATE Ni fae! to go into the country and take care of thre ‘with some edueation and good ‘manners pr ‘d. “Address F., Herald office, Wednesday and Thurs- SE AND ‘ishe find a sitoation fora valued ant in these eities. “A famly of ‘respectability de riug an eflicient jhemaelves of GQALESMEN WANTED.--TWO FIRST CLASS MANTI! la and clouk em: eu wanted, who understand the tra ‘al compensation will be Addr: snele, Broadway Post Office with name and refereao Ni others will be treated with. GtQCEMARER: WANTED.—A MAN COMPETENT TO take cherge of the workroom ofa largo concern may hear of a good situation by calling at No. 50 William street. between the hours of Sand 10 A. M. WO YOUNG GI WANT SITUATIONS—ONE TO ework in & small private family, or bing and ironing; awd’ the other to do plain coobing; is a tirst rate washer and ironer. of city references canbe given. Please call at 133 Wei rtoanth street, betwoon Seveuth and Eighth avenne back basement, Can be seen for two days, if not eugage: ROCERS.—AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN WANTS seven years, and i stores'in this city. The best of references given. adéress R. M. J., Herald office, 10 WAITERS.—WANTED, £ PERIFNCED mer, at J. TAYLOR'S saloon, Nos, 365 aud 367 Broad- woy, corner of Franklin street 10 BLANK BOOK BINDERS, —. has bad some experienos ia the to apprentice himself for a year or s thorough knowledge of thi leave the city, as 1 factory in the country. Address J. Ottice, bove business,’ wishes where ho ead gain a has no objection to WANZED—A SITUATION AS COOK IN, A RESPEC. table private family, by a steady and industrious young woman. In a good'washer and ironer, and al food baker. | Can be even until suited, at Mr. MeDormot r t Eighteenth str econd floor, front room, City nce from late e ers. ANTED—A SMART, TIDY GIRL, TO DO THE eneral honsowork of a small private Tami raat be washer and ironer, and understand plain cooking. t of city referencerequired, Good wages will be paid, Si day ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG GIRL, TO act as seamstress and lady's maid | None poed appl but those who oun fc good reference as to character sn gapacity, Apply at the New York Hotel, No. 43, for two say ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Witrescercmiatus stances tieabeaeneie ae fine washing. The best of city reference given. Please esil or address 163 Thirticth street, betwoem teveath and Kigheb avenues, for two days only. ANTED- SEVERAL GOOD CLOAK AND MANTILLA , snakes ; also quilters. Please apply at No. 27 Walker atreet. ANTED—BY A YOUNG SCOTCH GIRL FROM THE country, ® situation aa nursery or chamber maid. Wages not particular. Apply at No, 283 West seventeenth street, third floor, for one woek. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, as chambermui id to do the fine dost of city objection to go to the countey. 116 Seventeenth street, betwoon ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, todo chamberwork, washing and ironing; has no ob: Jection to do the housework of a small family Bost of city references. Pleage call at No. 218 Spring street, rear, up ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung wo) able pri j the best of city reteranoe given, ‘wenty-third street, third floor, back V ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl. a situation as nurse, and to do plain sewing or ironing” Good chamberwork, and to t ip washing an ing. city referenee. Pleas sixth avenue, under tho tailcrstore, between Twenty first and Twenty-second streets, for t 0 Gays. SITUATION, BY A GGOD COOK; IS in embracing a situation in vats roughly understands her business, Good be given. Enquire at 147 Seventh avenue, treet, third floor, frout room. WALRTED, THREE EXPEAIENCED SALESWOMEN, the hace and embroidery depar ment. None others nocd apply. as, tho best wages are Apply at sich- a mond’s, 369 Broadway. Also, a tow ladies” dress cap makers. ANTED-A fITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE nurse and seamstress, ur to take charge of irth, Best of city reference. Please call uyvecant street, scoond door from Third avenuc, Can be sven tor two days. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE-AGED ‘woman, lately arrived from London, as per- fectly understands ner busiaese, and docs’ rot wish to leave the city. Please call at 140 Cherry street, bacs room, firet oor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as scaustrees aod chamberiaid, or nurse And seamstress, Please eall at 256 Mulberry street. JANTED—A SITUATION, RESPECTABLE to assist in wash- an be gives. Call a few doors from Sixth avenue. at No. 24 Christopher st Can Le seen for two day: WA8TED-A BABY TO WET NURSE AT HER OWN house, by arespoctable and healtny woman, whoso own infant died three weeks ago, being one day old. Inquire for Mra M. Garvy, at 225 West Seventeenth stroct, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.. “WAstzD-5Y AY iter in UNG WOMAN, A SITUATION te family. Une who perfectly un- can Cad good city reference . D. Crumbie’s drag store, 853 Broad: of Fourteenth street. uu be seen for two days’ ANTED~A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, Ws uinte vnc: good washer and ironer. Cun give good city reference. Uan be sven for two days, 166 Seventh avenue, between I'wenty-tiret and Tw second etrocts. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESP&CTABLE ficl, xe chambermaid and seamstress, or to do the gencral housework in # small private family, The bust: of city reference. Please call at No. 2) Vandam streot. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN LADY, situation a3 housekeeper. Address L. W., Herald office, for two days, stating where an iaterview cam be had. ‘WAnStzzED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young English girl, as chambermaid and waiter. Please apply at No. 03g Franklin street. WARZSEDIBY A FIRST RATE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook, waeher and ironer; makes good bread and pastry; ean produce tho best of r from sity and country. 7Apply at 261 Bowery. ‘WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation in a respectable private family as chamber. maid and aes in a small private lace. Can be se oor, front room. WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, ood cook, washer and ironer; fiest Daker. ‘The best of city reference can be giv ply at 255 Hudson street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W er ei shussbersd tad range cee iraner, or to do genetal housework, in & small private family. “x9 objec: on tothe country. Please call at 28 Prince street for two a} WANIED;A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO CHAM berwork and take cere of children; must bo willing herself generally useful, feren Apply at 155 West ween Seventh and Ei ws way, cori nt, or would like todo general housework family. Has good reference from her last fortwo days, at 157 Mott street, third © fiest ri mn. Plonse a; nd bring the best of ri ‘wenty-fourth street, be- ts character aud capability: no ein the country, Please oall f Broome. Can be seen for two days if not engaged. ed apply but a respectable private family. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, ss wet nurse; has no objections to go a short distance in the country. Good city reference. Can be seen for two da; ‘$12 Thirty third street, between ANTED—BY A RE&SPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- k, wash id ironer, or to do chamber betweon 10 and 4, for two ‘th floor, room No. ld, The D—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SIs- tuations, one as plain covk, washer and ironer, the other hermaid, and to do general housswork, in a small private family; have good city reference. Please call at 2724 Twenty eighth stieet, between tho Ninth aud ‘Tenth aven ANTED—A SMARY PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO the gene ral housework of a very emall privato family. st be a good washer and ironer. The best or city reference require 31 fifth street, Williamsburg, Wan IN A AMILY, NEAR NEW York, a respectable Protestant English or Scotch ‘Woman, as cook, one need apply unless furnished with good recommendations as to character and ability, App at 74 Beaver street, aiter 10 o'clock, A. M. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE youn girl, as chambermaid and waiter, or to take caxe of children, Goed city reierenco, Can be seen for two Gaya, iCnot engaged, at Hie residence of ler parents, No. 182 Mots street. ANTED—AT 828 SECOND AVENUE, A GOOD PRO. testant girl, nged fourteen to ti'teen yours, to mind a child, co ofervands, aud make herself uséful. 'Wagos two and @ half dollars. WANTED-BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, ® situation as first rate cook, washer and ironer, who ‘is not afraid to work, and has lived in sme of « feveral yoars, without changing. To any lady in want of a kind and taithfal do- mestio, they have a goed opporturity now. ‘Ihe most nnex- coptionable recommendations can ve given. To be seon for two days, at No. JI Spring streot. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Englich girl, to do plain cooking, washing and froning; understands baking. Good city refersres. Can be seon for two days at No. 3 street, sooond oor. WANTED RY (A GIRL SEVENT#RN YEARS OF ‘go, Intely londed from tre!and nation aa lady's or children's maid, and to make herself generally usotul; she is & neat eewer aud tidy in ber person. aes not eo much an object as acomfortailo home. None but respectable {1 live need apply av 2% First avenne, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streots, WrTED- A SIUVATION. BY A” RESPECTABLE young girl, as chombermaid oF weiter, or woula be Willing to do housework for memall private family Gord Teference can be given from her last place. Plenge call at No. t7 West Ninetcemtu etrect, between the Sixth and Seventh avenues, w=. NUR:E WANT. THY big Cord ‘woman, with Pid ce ree @ boy months old. ’ Apply at No, 600 Ho rect. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 R&SPECTABLE young Woman, as foot pisin cook oF a washer and ironer. Best of city referemsegivea, Please call for two daysatNe. 95 Amos street ‘ANTED—A FIRST RATE COOK, WASHER AND Fironer; one who can oowe well recommended from ber last place, ‘Apply at 70 Fulton Brooxiya. Wantep-cinis COMPETENT TO MAKE SILK lush caps. Highest priccs paid to good hands. Apy to, Piuhooes ee PHY RCO. ood Dog itaese ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, 98 cook, and to wash and fron Good city reference. Can be seen for two da 6 at No 125 Seven- teenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenu ED--AN EXPERIENCED, MIDDLE AG! Gr English, or American, preferred. M: mpetent to take mntire charge 0” an infant, and come well recommended. Apply at 77 Henry street, Brook. lyn, after do'clock, P.M ae: ‘WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation a8 seamstrers aud lady's maid, or to asetst in light chamberwork; sho understands cucting aud tts ladits? and children's dresa:s, snd ail hinds of family ce ing. Has the best of Londos snd city ro'cronces Gam be seen for two days, at 544 Broxdway, third fiocr, front room. ANTED—A GIRL, TO NURSE ONE CUILD, AND ‘accompapy & email family in the country for t short time, and todo the washing and ironing, Zuquiro at 32) Gold street, Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC’ TABLE oung woman, to do chamberwork and or would “co at lnundrede lease call at i>, 151 Weet Twettth, ttreet, for two day best of city referen ANTED—A GIRL TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE- work, cooking, washing snd ironiag of a small family. Apply, with recommendatious, at No. 345 Fourth avenue, near Twenty fifth street. ANTED—A LADY TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE domestic department of u very Jarge vut atriotly first clase boar Ouse at the Sout! She wust possess from $4100 to $6,000, and be perfectly competent. A part. of the Tequired amount would be received in good furniture. Chiection to her having small family, address Cruz, Broadway Post Office. TANTSD—BY A RESPEC arrived in this country, Can bi front ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GiRL, A SITUA- tion in a respectable family. She is a tirst rate washer and ironcr, and can do plain cooking if required, Good elty reference. ' Call at 187 Spring street, room 15. SBLE GIRL, LATELY vation in a pri ily. een until suited. Please call at No.) Mester street, ement. 7ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN ENGLISi COOK, ONE who understands making different kinds of aoupe, and to assist in washing apd ironing. 2140 w tidy, active girl be chambermeld Med waiter, ose willing, to wate neveeit generally useful. None need apply but t vse who perfectl: understand their bus family small. Apply from to 12 o’clook, at 120 Ninth strect, tifth house west of Broad: way. - Rg inst eal ary ‘ANTED—AN ACTIVE INTELLIGENT GIRL, TO DO Keneral housework; must be and understand her business. sh and willing to do as required. a] Inquire at 1.037 roadways ANTED—A SITUATION. TO DO GENERAL housework, by @ Protestant lady. No objeetion to a short distance inthe country. Apply at No. 20 merily street, tirat floor. A ee HOME FOR A GIRL, TWELVE YEARS of age, in a respectable family’ wichout children ; can read sna write, and can of self useful. Please call at7) suilivan and make b for two day: ‘W43TEDBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as cook, in a respectabic private family. ‘The best of city reference given. Can b+ sven for one day only, at 463 Greenwich strect. ANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, WHO HAS Tately arrived in the city, a sistation as ‘storeman or light porter, or such like, in sumo esta lisa: He fs ood penman and accountant, and has good seference from fis lest employer,as to honesty, sobriety. wad industry, with whom he bai nd 8 haut years. Plows Wi wet, rved se x apply to W. H., 02 ‘ANTED—& ‘YOUNG-MAN addr 48 BOOKKEEPERIN A hardware establishment. He must bave as shoror knowledge of bookkeeping by double eatry. Address box 2.£60 Post Office, with addrese and refereue ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, a SITUATION cone uctor on some railroad, or express mesienger; ago is twenty-two years, and he ean give 1 ences as to character and honesty. and avoid confinement in the city days, D.C, M., Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION, KY A GENTLEMAN OP middle age, a8 experiences businors mam; Ras been heayily inte for several years in a mafufacturing business in th tate, with extensive» tance, and cam give unexceptionable referencos. Nouv need aaawer but those having a reaponsible etation to fill. wita remenerative salary attached. addross 4. Z., Herald vtliee. \ietonee IRST RATBR CARVER, aT LOVEJOWS Hotel; nope need apply uvless uo understands the ‘business thoroughly, and can come well recommended. ANTED-—BY A NEAT AND TIDY YOUNG WO- man, a situation im a private fuinily, to do tho eook- ing and assist in Washi ine; has been living im ‘shat capacity for th in ome family. Apply for two days at 56 treet ANTED—A COMPETENT CARPET SALESMAN, RS wbealthy Southern city Address, with real name, Baltimore, box 2,357, New York Post office. W4SIED-1WO SALESMEN FOR THE RETAIL DRY goods busincas. ‘Thore well acausinted with the trade apply to James Quigley, 175 Third avenue, WANTED—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS RB- ceived a colleginte eda been engaged the study of medicine and as a draggist, desires a respoeth- ble ex ploy ment—would prefer n situation as toasher, or a wholecalo drug store. address Tutor, Herald office, ANTED—TWO SALESMEN FOR THE DRY GOODS Tusiness; one for the domestic d 4 the other for the hooslery, 1a ry 218 Third avenue. W4NTEDrA SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN who understands the Geraiaa, French and English Jan- xuages, in a wholesalo fancy store, as cutry clerk or sales man, ‘Addre Herald office. ts sale wa RR AS ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY & Joung man, Would bo willing to do the work ofa a | gareen, oF make himself gencraily useful. fias ne o ions to go. short distance in the country. address Ap. Herald oftce. if J ANTED--A SITUATIO: BY A MIDDLE AG ‘man, us conchman, ina private family. ile thorot ly understands the enze of horses, and hae uo objection to make himself generally useful fh Lest of referenct Please call at No. +92 St. Mari’s place, wear Ficst top floor. Ware4 SITUATION, IN A WHOLESALE OR extersive retail watch making and jewellery estab- lishment, by son of consider making and manufacturing, as well roduce un juestio iperience in the repatring all kind bie testimony as to having a alany at othes, for None need auswer bus th » With & rensonable WANTED-—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS clerk in some wholesaic or manufacturing house. Best reterences given. Address C. B, 145 Grand street. WANTED—A MAN TO ENGAGE IN A LIGHT AND lucrative bummesa, at which he can make $2 per week; a capital of about $75 required, Call for Mr. E., SS Greex wich street, corn arren, ANTED—A DENTIST, WHO IS THOROUGHLY at quaiuted with both surgies! and meehauical dentistey. No ,athers need apply. Inouire persouslly ef R. PAR. TEERE, dentist, jowery, from Sto 10 a, M. and 6 te? Wy arene ADVERTISING CANVASSER; ONE 0 will loan his employer $210, can have ‘liberal Wages and Jnr svion. No one, unless they can eo Te above, need uddrees Manhattan, Herald eMce-wieh selen ence, and stating place of interview. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES TO TAKE. instructions from a confeotioner; he is ® good hand at pastry and cakes; money no object, only to get in» best of oity reference given. Please call or sddrees 42 Water street. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO CAN PRO duce the best city reference, a situation as porter ins dry goods or carpet store, or in hy capacity where indi or fidelity may meet their appropriate reward ; oan padl and mark goods, and keep accounts. Address W. 0. K. Herald pfiice ‘ANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER. AP- ply at No. 2 Beckman strevt, Lovejoy’s Motel. ; Waa etneee YOUNG MAN, AS SALESMAN IN store. Oni ake himself usefu. in d can talk kagith CR get | ore, understands tl 088, \d German, preterred. References required. Apply a tou street, Brooklyn. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE MAN, OF SOME AGE to take full eharge of the Desbross ss street Swim Baths Also, # woman, living in that neighborhood, to at- tend the female depa:tment, A barkeeper who ean eome* Well recommended, for tho above place, and one or two boys to assist ina bar of a first clavs rofectory, down town. Also a woman to take c! of the Carlton House bathing rooms. The last named place woold be suitable for a me and danghtcr, as the work is light, bat necessany to emplo; two persons for mutual relief. Apply to H.C. RABIN wal is $0 Chambers sti , before 10 o'c.vek A. M, ee Wyantan-an OYSTERM:N, AT 214 BROADWAY ree! ANTED—AN AMERICAN YOUTH, OF ACTIVITY and experience, to come well recommended, ia a store. A reasonable salary pail. Apply ton street, imme- ately. ‘ANTED—A LAD, AS ASSISTANT BARTENDER, st Wiggina’ Motel, Conoy Island Plank Road, Lang Island, sour miles from Fulton ferry, WANTEDIA SMART Box, FROM FIPTERN TO eightees years old, to attend an office; must be a fake pouman and quick in figures. Apply at 61 Nassan street, up strirs, to L. Wineburgh. ‘WA NTED-A BOY, FOURTEEN OR FIFTEEN YEARS of age, to attend in a refectorr. Good reference te. quired. Apply before 10 o'clock A. ML., at 99 Cedar auroot, ANTED—A GOOD BONEST BOY, ABOUT THIR- toon yours of ago, to attend an office. He must come well recommorded. Inquire between 12 and 1 o'clock, at M1 Peart street, third floor. WANTED-THE FOLLOWING SERVANTS POR A gentleman’s tamily, a man-waiter, a good cook, an ex- perienced nurse, a laundress, and a chambermaid, who oan Aesist in waiting, Those servant must understand. their bnsiness, as they will he paid high wages. Apply immo- dintoly at 149 Grand street, nonr Ey, TANTED- COOKS, CHAMBERMATDS, G honeework, nurses, and all other kinds of reap: servants, at MOKKIS & CO 'S office, 257 Breedways or, Reade street, Good servants will find this the best office in the city for getting excelicnt places, Good situations now open, Terms moderate. ae TANTED-THE BEST OF SERVANTS, FOR RVERY ind of work, in private families, Sotethy wad boarding houees, can always bo ovtainet at Morris & Go,’s othes, Broadway, corner of Reade street. alao, Gorman mechs nice, farmers, factory leborers, waiters, coachmon, and gerdenors. ‘Torns modernt ANTED-AT WALLACE’S INTRLLIGENCE @, No, 4 Sande strect, Brooklyn, weil eeeommer servants in every copecity, viz : conchmen, grooma, porters, also, profemsed And plain cooks, chamber maid woworkers, do. N. ‘Employers can baye