The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1853, Page 5

ae ‘tame ee PT OT ES ES, SC TT AE ARG the rersions of the Legislature, but he did mot become a recognized member of Albany resevcy until his removal to Albany, about 1622. when he was sppointed Adjatant Gone- val. In 1823 be was elected Comptroller by the Legislature, having been nominated in caucus by & large m»jority over Gen. James Tallmadge. Mr. ‘Van Buren who was then at Washington, was de- sirous that Mr. Marcy should be appointed in pre- ferevce to Gen. Tallmadge. Mr. Marcy from that time became a full member of the Albany regency ‘and « promoter of the Van Buren dynasty. He had, however, as early as December, 1819, co-operated with Mr. Van Buren in writing » pamphlet in favor of the election of Rufus King to the Benate of the United States. The early members of the Albany regency, as meow recollected, are Martin Van Buren; Roger Bkipner, o State Senator and U. 8. District Judge; Obsries E. Dudley, » man of wealth and amisvle ebaracter, afterwards State Senator, U. 8. Sgnator, and Mayor of Albany; Judge Cantine, State Sena- tor, and one of the editors of the Albany 4r- gus; Benjamin Knower, a hatter, aod Presi- @ent of the Mechanics’ and Farmers’ Bank ef Albany, and the most important man ef the group in devising and carrying out plans. To these mames were afterwards added to the regency, ‘Willem L. Marcy, Benjamin F. Butler, Silas Wright, the Gerrit Y Lansing, Edward Livingston, the younger, Era-tus Corning, Edwin Croswell, Azariah C. Flagg, and others, as they respectively came to Albany 48 Biate officers or citizens showing pecuNar sagacity and a faculty for keeping secrets. : Benjamin Knower we have mentioned above as an important man in the group controlling the demo- eracy of the State. Mr. Knower was a self-made wan, remarkable for his good sense and sterling in- tegrity. He amassed a handsome fortune 33 4 hat- ter and dealer in wool, and was lgng President of the bonk of which Mr. T. W. Olcott, the accom- plished financier, was the cashier. The only office Mr. Knower would accept was that of Treasurer of the State, and in that office he had the con- fidence of wen of all parties. As a member ef the Albany regency, which. genetally met in a private room at his residence, Mr. Kpower’s counrel, particularly in important and diffi- cult questions, was much sought sfter and esteemed. Mr. Van Buren and Judge Skinner were daily seen in their daily walks going to and coming from his hence, rarely attempting to curry out plans for the promotion of democracy and the success of the re- gency which were not concocted or approved by Mr, Knower. "The first efforts of Mx. Van Buren on the organi- gation of the regency were directed to prevent the re-election of Governor Clinton, in 1820. In this he ‘was not successful, although the Vice President of the United States, Daniel D. Tompkins, was brought ferword as the bucktail candidate. The majority of Governor Clinton was small, (only abont,1,400,) and the appointing power fell into the hands of the friends of Mr. Van Buren by the election of a ma- jority of bucktails to the Legislature. Thus Governor Clinton was powerlesz—indeed, a msjority of the Senate was opposed to him thronghont his different terms as Governor. The adoption of a new constitution, in 1822, threw @linton into private life; but, in consequence of the sympathy created for him by his removal trom the Benorary office of Caral Commissioner, he was elect: ed governor in 1824, and again in 1826, finally dying, ia 1828. All thistime the Van Buren dynasty re- tained their hold upon the Senate, where they had a mejority until the year 1839, when they were com- pelled to surrender the appointing and legislative power to the whigs, under Governor Seward. They recovered their power in 1842 by the election of Governor Bouck end a democratic Legislature, but were defeated by the divisions in the party in 1846, and finally restored again to power by the election of Governor Secymour and 2 democratic Legislature Jast year. Mr. Van Buren became kuown as @ national poli tician in 1821, when he was elected to the United States Senate, and took his seat in Congress, in De- cember of that year. His subsequent career as Sen- stor, Governor, Secretary of State, Minister to Eng- land, Vice President, and President of the United States, are too well known to require recapitulation here. Our object has not been to sketch his politica life in all its phases, but to show tbat for the last thirty-five years the democracy of this State have been called upon and compelled to fight the battles of the Van Buren dynasty and to avenge the griev- ances of this ambitious leader and his family. The coming election, it appeers to us, is to decide whether, by the triamph of the soft shells, or by that faction being able to show a plurality over the hard shells, the democracy of the State are still deter- mined to sustain the Van Buren dynasty. Tue Late Generar TALLMapGé AND THE Ampnioan Isstitute.—A morning paper on Satur- day, after stating the principal facts contained in the biographical notice of Gen. Tallmadge in the Fivraxp the day previous, adds, that he was one of the fonnders of the American Institute, which is p+ correct, although the fu-titute doubtles4 Swes much of its success to the zealand active service of Gen. Tallmadge in ite own cause for about twenty years, since his first election 2s President, in the year 1832, more than four years aftor the Institute was founded. ‘The organization of the association took place at Tammany Hall, in January, 1828, when a constitu- tion was adopted, and Col. William Few clected President. He was one of the framers of the con- stitution of the United States, at that time repre- senting the State of Georgia in the federal couven- tion. He died in this city, (where he resided for many years, and was Preeideut of the City Bank,) in 1828. He was succeeded as President of the Amcrican Institute by Jobn Macon, who was one of the persons named in the act of iavorporation, in May, 1529. Vir. Mason resigned in 1932, when Gen. Fallaadze was elected, and hae since been annually reelected, excepting two years, when he decliaed, snd Hon. Mahlon Dickerson, of New Jersey, formerly United States Senator, and Secretary of the Nuvy, was chosen to succeed him, 4 Mr. Dickerson retiring, Gen. Tallmadge consented ( act aguin as President, and bas since been unani- monsly re-clected. It is a curious fact in the public fife of Gen. Tallmadge, that be was always miccossfu! | when candidate for election by the people, for atiy of the public tations he hag held. ‘The principal persons engaged in the formation of the American iustitote, in January, 1928, were Col. William Few, John Mason, T. B. Wakeman, Peter | SH. Schenck, John 8. Yates, John A. Slidell, James Lynch, Joseph Bivat, Ralph Lockwood, and others, fow only of whom, besides the three last named, are still living. The Twenty-sixth Asnaai lair of the Institute, it will be recollected, opeas at Castle Gartes, on Wednesday of this wee Talk ow Change. The Ava. 4 bad the effect of prodicing « siderable oveitenont in breadstuffs, aad flooe and wheat were active ot ber price Common braods of State flour closed at euont $6 76, a0) wheat advsaced about 0, to Be. per usted for peter ety. Cottos was dull, @Ath soles of 600 bales. Pork wie highar, with aes of mess at $16 50, nod at the elow $16 7 e thors liverpooi good demend for vorwein to lowd witis desta Two wero chartered to too’ wt St, dolu’s t 126, for Liverpoot Mr. AC. Leary for vessels to engage in the same tro nding i dient to charter them, bad, during 0 «of the past week, pavel thies ov fear Aime oly, and transferred them, at once to the Buitict + the new English naviga tion laws this transfer has become am easy matter. All that was necessary was to surrender the American register to the custon: houre, when her name would be erased from the record, and she would cease to be an American ship. But our laws contained no provision which au- thorize the transfer of an English or other foreiga vessel to the American flag, and the only plan by which it could be done wa by an act of Congross. It was urged Abat Cong ves should pass p general law on the pubject, | { i | § and especially ar an act 6f reciprocity towards Mngland, if not of a more genorad theracter. The ship Charles Crocker, now in Liverpool, of 930 tous burden, and four years old, was sold, deliverable in New York, at $50,000, cash Ar far as the warlike character of the foreign news by the America wan concerned, it waa thought that it did not materially change ity previous aspects, As was sup posed, negotiations had net terminated. Mutual fanati cisun, however, like similar ferocity in all ages, might ere this have involved active hostilities. In this event the sympathies of all liberal governments and people would be with the Turks, and she would draw to her support a large number of courageous military men from various parte ef the world, If the contest commenced the Turks would be #tronger, and make a more formidable resistance, than many persons had supposed, She had kept up with the improvements in firearms, having been a liberal purchaser of Colt's Grearma, and had also provided herself with Paixhan guns. The death of Mr. Carleton, at Staten Inland, was re- rred to. Tie was of the firma of Carleton & Claric, in the ary goods business, and was at one time connected with +. Frothingham & Co. It was reported that he had died of cholera, This was doubted by some, as a friend of his had «tated that he was subject to bilious cholic, and supposed that be had been carried off by an attack of that disease. It was due to the public to state that the was perfectly free from everything at all resembling cholera, and was believed to be never more healthy at the same season of the year. Williamsbarg Intelligence. Mone Riowsc—One Man Semousty Iyguren.—On Satur- day evening a party of uien went into John Brown's por- ter house, corner of Sonth Fifth aud First streets, and, after drinking several times, got into a dispute with a man named John ——, whom they knocked down and beat ina ino-t inhuman manner that his life is despaired ‘Two of the rowdies, named John Kelley and Charles jannagan, were subsequently arrested by officers Van Dyke and Henry, of the Second Ward, and locked up for examination. ‘One of the prisoners at’ the time of hix ar- rest, had two large paving stones in his hands behind hi Vack, which he assuzed the officers he was about fighting No. 1's boys with. Naval Intelligence. ‘The trig of war Dolphin, Lieutenant Berryman comman- ‘ing, lei: Southampton Water on the 13th ult., to con- tinue her deep ocean sounding operations and other seientific experiments in the Atlantic Ocean. While getting under weigh the Dolphin exchanged salutes with the platform battery, The commander and officers during their stay were hospitably entertained by the Mayor, Mr. Jankester, by Mr. Andrews, the ex-mayor, and by others of the leading authorities of the port. Court Calendar—This Day. Usrnp Staves Disnuct Court,—-No ealendar. SuPKEME CouRT—General Term.—First, non-enumerated motions; second, Nos. 1 to 15 on the argument calendar. Scrnewe Court—Circuit—Nor. 138, 182, 137}, 83, 185 to 188, 191 to 197. Surenion Court—(Two Branches.)—Nos, 1 to 29, 31 10 40. ComMon PrRas—Part Finst.—Nos. 400, 418, 486, 27, 340, 559, 670, 862, 317, 20544, T11, 435, 427, 456, 615." Part S cond.—Nos. 51, #42, 749, 276, 204, 205, 296, 818, 926, 659, 657, 880, 14734; 378, 579. The Directors of the Association for the Ex- hibition of the Industry of all Nations tice that the exhibition is now open to the public in all its branches, Some changes and additions will hereafter, from time to time, he made, but in its great departments of’ raw produce, manbfactured articles, machinery, and fine arts, the exhibi- tion may be now pronounced coniplete. The Directors, in making this znnouncoment, take pleasure in saying that, in all ite branches, it is by far the most com- prehensive and attractive that haa ever beon made in this country ‘o it will compare favorably with aay ever ma ey of foreign art, and the products of the skill of rid, is altogether superior to anything ever before this country, while the inventive ingenuity, the echanieal skill, and the industrial energy of our own people r before been mado so apparent, The entorprive and the talent of over 5,000 exhibitors have rrednced this array of the most. beautiful and useful produe of human intelligence, and the Directors now earnestly invite their fellow citizens to embrace the present opportunity to examine and to study a collection, the like of witeh nover Leen, und, in all probability, will not in many years a offered to their obgervation, —« ‘The exhibition will close in the month of December next. DIRECTORS, Mortimer Livingston, Alfred Pell, August Belmont. ‘Alex. Hamilton, Jr. ‘ shuyler. Elbert J. Anderson, Henry R. Dunhan W. ©. H, Waddell. Jacob A. Weatervelt. Jnmes A. Haiilton, Samuel Nicholeon, Id THEODORE SEDGWIC ANDERSON, Treacurer, crvany, Acting Secretary. a Office of the General Superintendent, Crys- tal Palace, New York, Sept. 19, ice is hereby given that 0 more applications to exhi- bit im this building, whether foreign or ic, cam be granted, J. M. BATCHELDER, Scerotary of the Superintendents, Philip Burrowes, Johnaton Livingston. Charles W, Foster. Thoodore Sedgwick. Wm. W. Stone. William Whetten. President, Onas. B. Lavan ¢ New York Medical College.---The prelimi- hary course of lectures in this institntion will comm Monday, October 3, and ntil the comme: of the regular course, October 19, Prof. Barker on the U athology, prof Ceruschan on Surgical Opcritions of the Female Polvir, Prof. Doremns on practical Ch: Prot. Green on Diseases of the A ‘The Fegular course will he op lecture by Prof. Carnovhan, in lal ratory. i i od With an introduct y made only at Process patented. Daguerreotypes lery, No. 368 Broadw Gurney’s New Style «t Daguerre~ o ‘s now style t which he of © is oul a tway, corner of 1 reutypes of doce 25 Cent Daguerreotypes.—Carden & Co., ‘ still ti r cheap pie | tures dail y do not, like sone others, doumand payment iu ady obliging thelr customers to take the pictnres whether ratiefactory or not, But ours {2 always sure tg { pl and the emall sum ix cheosfully paid by the adimtrlu, j cron d’ whe daily thyong the rooma, ; ‘ | ‘ Broadway. Anson’s Daguerveotypes, Large Size, for 50 cents.—There are colored and ina nice moroeeo case, line with velvet, and twice tho size of any in the city fo ym peopl tonished. and think i and fifty cunts for the caso, all, ineluding a pleture equ ity of New Xork NSON ye for if made LEASK this fall cannot be surpassed in *, and are sold much lower than the Broad- eof those inimitable hats, and it without extrac N ‘and corucr of Pearl Wholesale Hat and Cap Establishment. ondersizned has un band a larce stock of hata, caps, Zits, whick he w Tobe sell by the case, ¢ rives, for cash. Count, ¥ ©. H. ATKIN 212 Grecnwioh sirest, news Kafferty & Leask’s Fall Style of Gentle- men’s hate have had a sand, a3 Io so beatiful and el a suid for &3 wad $1, the: ntinue to hy ny ono’ own mu the COTLUE ver fered in New York mny be fonnd a HITCHCOCK & LADDLATER'S, O47 Browaway, corner f Leonard sirent. They ne wasonable dry goods, ‘Trimraings! ‘Crivamings! Ribbons! Fib- .G. WRENZIE, Ti Hi t, lina on hand, Roving at prices oxtcemely tow, s aplonilid assortment 8 yoods, to which he invites sour attention, ning Goods.—Bartholomew & Weed have juet opanes one cay of elegant Parpoure, an entirely i desizable Povebagers of binek goods will uow inatertal, far mmperior for doop mourning tajany voher now ia us mourning etore, bul liroadway, be tween the St. Wotrvpolitan Hotels sath Mourning Bonnets and Cloaks.—The Best thost eateutive assortiaont of mourning bonnets and ia New ia now on show a KARTHOLOMEW & D'S store, 551 Kroslway. A woll kolocted Fock of 4 roods, Coatating of every article desiendle for full or tmourniog. | P mark the owe aad nuimber——Bac- Sholomew & Word's gem mourning store, 861 Browdyray, fwoen Wie St. Nivhoius sod Metropolitan Hotels, Undershirta and Drawers.—A Large As- purtmvere of avory dusiralte etyiey all alzea ond qual (con tently ready at IKA PRBLGO & SON'S, vtreet, wholeasia sad cote. Goods «ca tity 6¢ Brooaiyn Aumportant to Buyers of Clothing.-—P. 1. KOGELS & Co, rion Hill, ber to wunowaco thet their terian for full end winter sloshing sre mow adva w Wagers then bave over bafore been offerod im this mar . Their stock comprises tons ot thousands of tsehlonable Tevery eize, for geutiene yeand youths. Ti ctu for the arent neavon tx wling with all 7 seen pede present warkots may Le cultably implied, ‘This is & grent adv tnge to Layers. Call add leurn ths terms and eve the cloth fue. Union Hall, comer of Fulton ond Na i Clothing of the Best the Gifts and Presents for all Ages ean be had t the extensive fancy bavaar of MH. G. ROGERS, N 40 cadway. Strangers viviting tho city eaould not fail ailing thie uivisoum of rich and bonutifal fancy articles, where ea wre distinetly marked on every axticle The Kellan Patent.—T. Gilbert & Co. arc tie owners of the much admired Alolian patent, and conse quently ean supply the public. with olian pintion less than ery house, HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent, No. 383 roadway, the great piano and musio cstablishment, Lrg Pia aan warhp ond a As Gortmont, at pros araning, neoe! equal to fre to be found at the warcroome HORAG WATERS, Ny. J Brenvay, beet bane mad oun seabiananak SO Important fale.-'The Attention of oar ders is directed to 9 advertisement in another column of & sale, on the ground, of (09 choice 1) wilding tots and’ villa sites, in'tho village of Newtown, adjoining West usbing, known a9 the Randal (arm, on aw live of the Wile liameburg and Fivshiug Raiirond. ‘Phis property is by far Uke handeowest section that has evor bees offered for sale on Loug Toland, and the professional man, tho worchant, or me chanic, who is seoking for & desirablo suburban residence, powsossing all the advantages of an old established tawn, and easy of access to the city, will find In this sale an opportunity for safe und profitable investment veldom to be met with. ‘Thie sale will commence at 1] oPolock ench day. Stazos ho in readiness at the Fulton forry) Brooklyn, and at Grand street and Peck slip ferries, Wifllamsburg, throughout the $0 convey such persons as desi to innboct the property with a view to purchasing, to and fh m the grounds, | Vroe tickets, with maps, and every information may be obtained om application oA.’ H. NICOLAY, 40 Wall street. J. HOOLE, 28 Broadway, corner Polton st. JW. TAYLOR, 243 and 45 Coutee ntroot. Our Readers will recollect that the Sele of weighty choice villi takes place this day, October 3d, at 1 0'e) M., on the grounds, by ALBERT H. NICOL. er." These eliviblo’ building sites re Inid out in haif sere plots, and aro situated m high ground, commanding extensive views of the surround. ing country, and are within three or four minutes walk of the Harlem Railroad d: at Upper Morrisania. six train dail alm in omly 8% por route in the vity of New ti is with at auction in a great many appreciated by a personal ork. t exception, the hamdaomost t oars, wud it nly be © per cent of the purchase mo nm bond and mort. gage fora term of years, the title i# indisputable, of Which printed abstracts will he farniahed gratis to purebasers, ‘This in a chanee rarely to be met with, and we would recom mend all persons desirous of pure either f investinent or for © site for tho nale. ‘Those desirous of attendin; 4g and 1139 o'clock trains of the Harlem Railroad, stopping at'the various stations,and free tickets withtmapa, will be fur- nished on application to the Auctioneer, No. 40 Wall street: J. W. BARKER, No, 3 Nassau streot, or N. McGRAW, 16) Bowery. the sal Readers cp the Herald!—We rcapectfally gall your attention to the advertisement in the Herald headed. ' Thin is the Last Day.” No better opportunity was ever offered to secure a country residence for only $15. We advise you to apply carly this morning. to CHAS. WOOD, 206 Broadway. Circular to Ladics.—O. B. Goldsmith ts aware that, in urging upon tho ladies of New York and its vicinity the advantages of a graceful, symuotrical, and deli cate hand, he can only echo the general opinion which the refinement and good taste of the sex have already prompted, He claims, however, that in organising a superb drawing room, consisting of a serion of five clocantly furnished paw. mvertilfe on the instant into a private study, he has eated a splendid novelt tion, whie and renders the perfe fe invites in this leading branch of ‘ed throws a fascination around the art ot writing, ther than a ty and high eens pleasure ition to the b es, and to the rapidit, ch they are acquired under His room| 32 Broadway, corner of F) furnished tnore like the boudvirs and recept! Sp oan mansion, than like or ty school rooms; without egotism, he prot the most sum recherche apartuents ev ed for private pup or any other country. invited to cali and see the establishment, inspect the specimens of penmanship, and learn the terms of instruction. OLIVER B, GOLDSMITH. in this Melodcons.—S. D. & H. W. Simith’s Cele- brated melodeons are tuned in the oqual temperament, Tho harmony is aa good in the remote keys as it is in the common. ‘They are the only melodeons so tuned, and are unquestiona: bly the best, Monthly payments taken for molodeons. HO RACE WATERS, No. $35 Broadway, Sole Agent. 'The Best Pianos in the World.—T’. Gilbert & Co.'s pianos, with iron frames and circular seaies, are a0 Knowledged to be the best; they defy compatition in ton, quality, and price. A large assortment at HORACE WA TERSY’'a33 Broadway, the cole agent. A New Song.—Guardian Spirits,—-Words by James Simmonds, musi a irre Baker, very beautiful word: dinclody, Published ae tigi HORACE AVATERS, BS way. B.—On Tuesday next a new song, by the fume author and over, entitled * Give me a Kiss.”” js song from tho first day of publication hag been a general favorite. 4,000 copies boon told in four weeks, Published by MORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Cheap Carpeting.—J. M. Gillespie, No. 111 Bowory, is now prepared to show bis usual variety of oarpet- BE let, fests ic whee ina esenaie . 0 place in the city w! - oor are offered. Our mowto is nick sales and small Rich Carpetings.—-Smith & Lounsberry, 448 Pearl street, are now prepared to exhibit their full styles, comprising a complete and desirable assortmont of rich vol- apestry, Brussels, three-ply, and ingrain carpetings, lish and American oileloths, and all other goods portain: ing to the trade; all of which they aro offering at prices that challenge competition. at the Cheap Carpet —J. Hyatt is selling beautiful tapestry, Bru: ply, ingrain, and Venitian carpeting lower an ny similar establishment in the United States. English oilclotls, from one to cight yards wide, from . to Ss. per yard; English drugzets from one'to foar yards ia to $2 por yar ingraintoarpet, 2%. Gd., Land see, a TLS, M4 Bow Tremendous Bargains in Carpets! AT HIRAM ANDERSON’S! Immense Axminster, Velvet, M Three-ply and ingrain carpets | Mosaic rugs and tahle-cover Gold window side Floor oilelutus, 1 to 8 yard Peterson & Humphrey, 370 ed and ow opening their fall J expressly for carpet, (in one 0 9 border, surpass ‘er in this country,) medallion velvet, mo- . tapestry anid Brussels enrpets, and all enry usually fonnd in carpet storos. o erent Variet, on the most liberal a Nininster, Price of the quality cut extent, owing Machines.—Though t or's sewing machines has been much roam them is het A manufactory or than ey er. up with unequalled pe jon, and fill with mi ta of rare talent, f to prodiice sews. .aielin Furpareing ull the rest of the world, and even our’ wu former «forts. Calland examine them and their work, and form your own judgment, 1. M. SIN 3 Broadway. Wine for Private Use. k f i imported by Superior Madeira One hundres jon cask the subse y for to debenture sale in lots cl UDOLVPUO WOLTPE, 22 Teas.--The Best Assortment of Fine Teas nnd at the store of the Canton ‘Ten Company, No. atham street, between Pe: i Roosevelt streets, the eldest t ablishin the We assnre our rogders that the either at whole ale or Ww no branch stere. Toy hav invented. Beware of puffed dyes. tod foap, for euring pimple ny part oF torative, st subtile uproots hair trom y white, and hair n from Brondway. Halx Dye and Wigs.—Batchclor’s Manuface tory for these articles is remoyod to No. 283 Broady = site the Park, where he bas d the sa! world for the’ applica f of his newly invented wigs and tonps te rommae all on one floor. Bald Heads will soon Disappear by the use of Barker's Cheyenxtoniqne. ‘This wonder/al preparation causes it to grow Ww olde hes fullot. ‘Tey it, Price 2% cents a b rywhere, Principal depot, BARKER’e ladir ny No, 439 Trond way. The Men of Science, the Empiries Theme 1 the work heauty hion, admit that CRIS- TADORO'S cxoelsi alone in the purity and nat rene or it produces and fn the rapid pers Tt is privately applied on the promi: aus, No, 6 Astor Mu 2 wholeraled aud retailed. Who Wants Whiskers!—Do you, my frond ¥ Then usemy onguent. It will force—-aniad, furce—the beard or hair to grow strong, glosyy and Mixurlant in eix weeks, an estuin ox inj akin. | $1 per bottle, sent ny pact of the coun R. G. GRAHAM, 38 Ann atveet. ‘Krasses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock= ings for eniarged veins of the logs, ic kuoecaps, spinal brace ies and Lowleg Instrum trugses, at 12 Ann bolts and supporters, clabioot, Lncckknee nth, with an adortigent cf olikdrone’ 1, near Broadway. RKheumattsm, Pains, Aches, Swollings, Old Gores, outa brolene, sore thronts, &c., aro bamedintey cured BIAS’ Wonderful Venotian Lintment, 1¢ is was- baat article in tho United Seater, o no pay. Do- Price 2 snd 60 conte. Tox vale WERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SEN THIRD AND BEVENTH PAGES. ‘MISCELLANEOUS. VARRIAGH HORSES POR SATB—A PAIR. OF SORREL Jb n hands high, Can bo scam at tho 125 Eighth strect, near Sixth avenue. SSSI private etable No. LOO Soak MANETS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT Molynors Bell's maatilly and elonk omporiau, No. 54 Canal azveot. NY PERSON HAVING A GOOD LOOKING AND healthy female child to give sway, has aa cxoollent cpportuaity to do #0; the age sa uct be from two to four your the advertiser hae ample sacans, but no calldcen. Apply No, 6 Crosby sire YRENCH LADY, LATOLY ARRIVED, SPEAKING the Gorman language portectly, sud who understands fil kinds of needlework, is dovirous to find a situation ia a family, and to have the cave of one or two childrea, Inquite ot 20) Clinton street, Brooklyn. pers hey LADY EXPERIENCED IN TUITION DESIRES TO obtaiv a situation, aa governoss, in a gentloman’s family. In sddition to the naval branches cf education, abo on Fisnds mveic sud Trench, dawing in various styleg The Lighest re ce cau be yiven, Address Teacher, Herald otite; SITUATION WANTED--BY A HIGHLY RT ble young Woman, a# good cook, washer and froner, and fret rate buker, Four yeare reference can bo given. None But persons of the highest reapoctability need arply, who oan ive & good home an Apply'at liberst compensati a, aat Twonty-ciglti street, eevoud floor, for two deye, RESPLCTABLE PROTESTANT YOUN: Wants u situation as good cook is a profersed lanndress, Tho } Pleno oa}i at 235 Seventh ave Twenty-aixth stre A COMPETEN . tion na reamstress and chambermaid, YOUNG GIRL’ WISHES A SITU rv nuree; ts kind and attentive to children. Can do ins neatly; also understands dressmaking. Has tho of city rete Pi 1 at, or address to, No. 46 West Fourteonth street. CG on for three day COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES TO WORK ‘out by the day; one who is confident of Biving porfoot satiafaction in cutting and sitting lediea’ dreesen. Please ovil #43 ‘Thirtoonth strest, between Bifth sad slat ayevuos, Ward stiry, Sant coum, WANTS, situation a» wet nurse; has 9 fresh bronst of ‘Tenth avenues, SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO; testant woman, to do general housework or take oare of Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, at 187 Ghildren, ‘Thirteonth street, noar Eighth avenue. PROTESTANT YOUNG WO! ation to do housework in @ private farnil; Goll at 120 Laurens stvest. Can be seon till engag: YOUNG WOMAN, JUST ARRIVED PROM SWEDEN, ishos a situation as cbambermaid, in some private RESPKOTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS 4 ilk. Picave call at 264 Twenty eighth street, between Ninth and N WANTS “A SITU: Plvase WANTS. PA annnnnnnne | WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WITH GOOD | ‘eity reference, for a boarding houge, capable of cooking for thirty boarders. Also, a girl, 28 waiter, None but those whe perfectly understand’ their ‘business, and willing t 00 their duty, need apply. Inquire at No. 347 Broalway, eorwr of Leonard street. ‘WANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO GENE, house work ina small family, and be gonorally vai! Call ‘at No, 200 West Twonty- Good references required, fourth street. Ee. ANTED—BY A PROTPSTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as lady’s maid and seamstress droemaker and fine plain sewer; is capable of cnteing aud making cbildren’s dresses; understands hair @ressing and family, Please apply at 100 Oliver strect. millinery; would have no’ objection to ase to one growin yaa ehild; Ay wages roquired, Cen be seen for three days, ai RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WISHBS A SITUA. | 35 East Bightoenth thee tion to attend a store, Apply at G80 Hudson strovt. = ; ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG AMERICAN YOUNG LADY, OF GOOD EDUCATION AND FAMI- Woman, as nurse oF seamstress; understands tuking ly, desires @ situation as companion to a lady dither bo travel or reside abroad; conrpeten an invalid or tho education of a young ehil ebanged. Post Office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANS A SITU- nit can make place, second ation as cook; understands her business, AIL Kinds of pastry. Please call at No. 4 Hal floor, between Sixth and Seventh strosts, for two daye. MIDDLE-AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN tion a8 nurse or chambermaid. g Pigase call wt $43 Pearl strest, iret door, roam 10 wondiny » take charge of 4 references ox Please address Auna M. Lawrence, Philadelphia WISHES A Good reference care of an infant, 71 Twenty-second street, first and Second avenues, for two daye. ANTED—BY A CLEAN, TIDY AND INDUSTRIOUS girl, situation to do general housework: is a first rate washer and froner, and a good plain cook and baker; is willing to make herself gonerali ful, and asks mo wages, Please 3 i JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN a situation in # private family: is a go and ironer, Good city reference will be giv au be soe for two days, at 24) Tenth avenue, #t tho thread and needle wtore, Rest of city reference given. Can be soen joor, between Piret a SMAR tion in o be seen tor Mulborey street, ty atendy the factory of the North Al ny, Iwenty-tifth street, west BABY TO ADOP' months old, would be Would like to adopt such, rtreet, in the rear. WAITER WANT! who understands ‘ences, may apply at 26 FINE MALE BABY, toa lav May bo scen at No. Brovoort place, Tenth strc YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES A RAPID LEGIBLE situation ay elork Address Penn, hand, and com Or aseistant bs wald ottive. T. STEWART & CO. W aule department, wledge of the trade at Sgures, desiros ukkeeper ina store or office a kalesman, f the State of New York. YOOK WANTED—A COMPE J aatinfactory recommendat , from 9 to 11 4 SSTUATION 2 -No. 4 Spel I street. be Been for two j AUNDR —ONE WITH GOOD & 4 ferent WIN avenue, on M betwoex ado I ADIVS CAN 4 vtructed ter form, 181 Ninth » JURSE AND SE qualified to take the enti nd make their glothi t place aud home. Amesiva the best of references require |. teenth street, between Sixth a SUPPLIED capacit + From, WANT With WELLE iWay fit nd Apply aN ovehth WANTS A SITUA- general housework, STOMED find in iately reba Compa- FOUR atleman who 14 Orchard NT FOR THEIR WHOLE- who haw a thorough y third strest, ENT WOMAN, WITH may apply at 4 Tenth IN A HOTE: IN at gho Mall of Re WE children, and nd perma- tly and nt Pour. WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN OF E aud integrity, a situation as cook, washer and irone: makes good bread and pastry, and will be found fully comps tent, Can produce good Foference, Apply at No, Sil baw est A RESPECTABLE JANTED—a SITUATION, BY young weman, ax ehambe and waiter; no objec- take care of ehildren. Ploase call at No. 8 Weet noteenth etreet, between Sixth aud Seventh avenues. WANITED— 4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman, av seametvess amd chum ber maid, Has no objection to the care of children. Good refor- ence, Can bo seem fur two days at JI Easox st tio ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION am good plain cook, good washer and ironer, or to do meral housework. Good ity re . Can be seon for F two days at 1S West Ninoteouth strect. WASTED IIN A VERY [SMALL PAMILY, South, a #eamstress and lady's maid; moet on Po tent to-cut, it and make dresses, and do tiney nellework, and willing tom: if generally useful, High waxed given, and good references Apply att four. centh street, from 7 till 10.4. M., ond from 4 cil! TION, BY AN AM BRICAN PRO- WwW LOY WANTED-SIXTEEN OR EIGHTEEN YEARS | YY © testant woman, as houseloopor or matron of some ne that is aequainted | lie institu: would hay Cae ANTED—A SITUATION, BY Young WoInany aw pea sede fitting children’s clothes. Cun give th Call at No. S Filth etreet, in the LOTABLA uuting and AND GROOM WAN’ NAGE ence. 1); professe perly under- | ery. ih al n experienced ecm mnderstandi infant; aud a TABLE Hh. ely at 149 «Woman, a8 good cook; t with the ive the best of city refe in the rear, meas thi and ironing, and can Call at No, § Fifth etree WANTED=A SITUATION, BY A Woman, 49 NuFee apd Seamstress. Gi tions given, ‘Mlouse call at 70 Pourth stroct, i narried preferred, J washer and ironer, and wi cent Ronwicit RE TABLE recommenda \ brameh ath. Only Kooy ty the Hanaily WANTED A SITUATION, BY \. RESPECTABLE young woman, aid and waiter, of to do ting Washing and ironing, Understands alt kinds of duting and getting up fine mualing in the best manner. The bert reference ocuil or address ab @ Thied avenue, betyeon vonth streets, Can be seon for two days, Callat LL ANTED~A SITUATION, AS M T AND PASTRY ITUATION WANTH A YOUN RL, AS ok, by A woman who perfectly understands her buri § seamstress; she unders yy and fitting shires and ther ino private family or first class boarding-hovae, piain sowing of all kinds; would prefer to travel witha lady, by a highly respectable Protestant gil, « situation orto best of city refercueo given. Inquire at No. | do chaimberwork and fine sowing, or is le of doing a7 Twelfth str SITUATION WANTED- dist, as nursery governess Willing to travel with a lady, « ferences. Please enll at N snd Sovond avenue: ITUATION W pered girl, present employ: and Twent; e ovond ayenues. D—BY \ vormnitid HIDY AND GOOD derstand. his business and will take care of horaew, & 2X. P., tveald otficr, MUNG SCOTCH, groom and Would prefer wnan has & pair ef good hor: a the highoat fam 4 to capability, x this wool xt the Fork Club stable, YALESMEN WA OOD DRY SS talesmen, will periaguent sitwations, Apply Dorton & Son's, No. 279 Pulton street, Brooklyn. JERVANTS—AN EXCELLENT CHOICE OF CAREPL ed servants, will he found this bh Se nad laundresse® for privat and ater eiaml for house English w a SALESWOMEN WANTED esmen for the clouk and mantilla dep experi in the busi Nl, &8 Canal street, Apply to Molyneux rwo Goor KEEPFRS.—WANTED, A SITT who i¢ competent to act in any tirst-clnss hows r lurve days, W. P. B,, Herald offe et of reference from his Last at 170 Laurens street. ly wt h Twenty first © in Home roxpectable ue ut MORRIS & Reade. stro ; Frene IMMEDIATELY— o# preferred. No. eral housework, Have excelent 10 Tillary street, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, inasmall family, to do housewor Washer and ironer, and van do plain cooking. est of city referencos ean be given. Can bi n for two days at 261 Mulberry street, WANIEDSA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE: young woman, as good cook an exeellont washer and ironer; understands her business fully. ‘The best of city re- ference given, Please call at 98 Perry streot, earner of Mud in the front basement, for two diya. NTED—A GOOD COOK, FOR A FIRST hotel; also a good pastry cook and baker, Ji reference re Inquire of the steward, at Je way WANTED TA SITUATION, BY 4 | RUSEECTARLE young girl, ag child's nured or chambermaid and plain sower, Who Will make bersolf agroenble to whom will engage her services, and ean con well recommended by the fauily sho hax gust leit. Apply at 219 Tonth stree ofe ‘Apply at M- CLAS: t of vity N, srru as cha ¢ at c Harrison an ANTED—KY A RESPL situation as waiter or 4 Degr BENTH S' Waniep-ar % EAST TWENTY SE cham) rt (ABLE PROTE né seamstresa and claro nd fit Wall Kinds of f ity rely Can be sven t NTED—BY A nung Woman, a sitnati dj understands cutting sewing. Has the best of daye at 4 St. Mark's pla: Wo Ntev—ay 4. Rr ation, as Euglish eo Joction to assist inthe ity reference from he i A | street, Can be seen for two days, if mot en; ny ee WANTEDH A. sitoation young Woman, as plai is Ww good washer and fren (city relurence, Can be ween for two days, at No, M6 Twelfth stedot, between Piret end nd avenues, seoond floor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS NURSE AND SEAM street, by & very capable woman, or Would do light TABLE WOMAN, A in a private family; hus hing aud iron ive good Mott TABLE all private fami- a ws eee chamberwork and fine Washing; can cut aud make ebildren’s 4 Et PRUNE RELY SE PLA’ | dresses; is willing to be useful and obliging; would travel Pita pond toca bone Heres wr losqurents. | with a’ lady or go in the conntry, Inquire at 15 Mouree street, Wy sane WANTED a situation as F hOTABLE LAUN- {TANTED-BY A RIGHLY RESPECTABLE napa ll ; street, near Catharine street, Can bo sven till suited, ANTED—A WET NURSE, WILOSE CHILD IS NOT more than ono month old, ' The best of city reference re- dre enynble of ds die <ontl” | quired as to charactor and capability. Apply tiamediately wel er is eo b03 bi . PT you eee tae | 10 Kast Fourteenth stroet, from 12 6 a! WOMAN, A would have ed city re- A Geliboeg as A PROVESTANT YOUN eiingtion as chambermaid no objection to do washing, ina small family. citation as Vasglis governess in. private tune | ferences, Jlense call at 73 Crosby street, up stairs, , Ab ldo ny + ea OCIS GURL TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRETABLE | ohn ot tviy pets W vittenent young woman! ay nures ond seamatross: fe oF only oer fecemmandee, AT, le of taking care of a child’ from ite Infanoy: or is will- Bot; near Bixth a¥anes: 7 to take caro of an dor invalid Jady, Pfease call at Yourth avonue, A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RESPFC Wo nrepea, sites young woman, Weert city re Weet Te vnty se aves W Siang woman SPY dsher. and ioner in a ‘given. Please call at Ni et, between Ninth and Tonth nh ITUATION, 4 Inundress, BY or as cook, washer and + ave A i RE: PEROCTARLE WwW in all its bran bho tuderstands hor busiaess stry, soups, meats, fellies snd doeserts. Has lived in some of the beet farai ‘No board- ing house keepers need apply. Wonld wish to moet with o respectable private family, where she would not be required Cun prodnce tie best of roferences, Please call at trevt, back room, first floor. TS, COOKS, LAUN- med. — ERY. ironed Good eity etereace givens Apply $9 Novzeriteh | WW AN TED. — GQOD SFIS ax hpusework, warses, &e., sire the reer, dxacaes ways find good places wnd good wages AX MORES & TANTED—BY A Bi PECTABLE YOUNG WOMA A office, 237 Broadway, corner of Reade siteet, arn’ Rein as cook; understands her bustoeye fn ol its ate o bent city re ean be given. Can be seem ope * Apply st 2 ivan steve, in tho rear. A, RESPRCTABLE we hD—A SITCATION, BY A RESPROTABLE Seoteh to geniet in the waah: OMAN, A8 Too Cook, fv ng and ivoning. Good city refere Can be serv for two daya at No. 7 Hester etroet, fn tho barement, 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS "W “icamevcoss; can do up ladies fine inusiia aud Froneh fluting: will make herself generally usalvl; or 9s lady's nnnid; can cutand fit, The best of recommendations can be Ta note addressed Senmrtre *, will be ammediavely atten PANTED—BY A RB! uty No, Second LADY, & » family, or # most re ANTED—A BITUATION, ung Woman, ag nmrse, and to ply abaa Fitth otrest, in the rear ¥ A RESP ECTAVLE PROTESTANT GIRL, is ¢ud irener, in a small private ‘Scan cegtver. Please call 20 c60 1eedlo rtexe, Bear situation a8 Bn ghiey governos fa 4 private Taniiyy of te eealiess pa firid competensy, Was eo oMections €0 the, gountey. 1k ANTAD-BY ). WRSURUTADLE, YOUNG WOMAN, ine Ke NO. M Vipenst trout, Wh ne i ) goneral Reneework, oF plain cooking, lane wh wile tei itg cc Coon itty reference, Please onll a& ~ oe et, betyeen Bguth and Ninth avenues, W 3 SITUATION, AS SEAMSTRESS, BY AN anc ae a, I ~ Engl! woman. Can cut, tit aud make ladicy’ creases, boys? sacks, pants, and every description of und City references ¢ Apply at No. 98 avenue A, Sixth and Can by for three day TANTED—A SITU Good city refcronses given tween Sixth an Sexenth & Apply at No. 93 avenus A, ecle. Can be eeon for threo di JS ANTED—A SITCATION girl, a9 chambermiaid aid seamstress, oF ns cher woaid and to do fio wasbing and reference from her tast pla yee A VES a situation ag ooo! ing: undorstands her buaing go South ifs good ehance offer ply at 27 Thied avenue, between Trentieth and streete, W ANTED—A PROT good sesanetross, and able to hor iant eraployer, Si East Twonty third sizoct TANTED—A Young WoIMAN, Hs Likst rate cos in washing) and ircning. Bost city reieronco cull at 217 Woostor etecet. Cua be esen for two Wax Db—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN. peeiectl (ANT GIRi, renmatress. Con be seen fur two tween Tenth sad auth etrects. ws girl, a vitvation us chatniermaid and waiter fu syoctuble private family, or need appiy. ones cua Ye given, Votwoen Spring and Caunl Vy lays at 162 avenue A, Crus bo een for two days ATION, TO TRAVEL, BY AN ENG- lish girl, or ag chawberiaid xud Sno washer and izone RESPECTANLE (Ty . "The bort of city at 97 Brouawey. ¥ RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ud to assist in waehing and ic has no objection Bort referonve givon. Ap: ven! yellret AS NURSE, BE- twoen gixtecn and tyonty years of age; she rust bs a ere. tatieiactory reference from Apply betwoon the hours of 10 sad i, at SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE > objection toacsist | = Please A situation ag nugve and soamstress; is competoat to take chargo of a baby und do fing sewing; or as chambormaid and D—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Good vofer- 90 call at No.c6 Renwick street, TANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo- OONG WO¥AN, POR 4A SMALE, PLAIN Uland, (245 general housework, and A Urovestant preturred. Lajuiee ne Saloos, Dear South Forry, of Mr, Ephr. Any portoa heving @ goed anfleh goat for eal A RESPECTABL TANTED—A SITUATION, enrs Foference i$ c uy id and lauadre Call xt No. a7 L, A SITUATION AS and iron, and is will- ‘Tho Dest ‘of retorensy toonth stzoet, betwoon avenues | qouerel servant, ing te make herself gene nn be goa ot % , for two day Wonton SITUAJION, BY A RESPE Je one ABLE 1 Washer snd ironar, oc vate family, or private Una be soon ut No, g woman, aa first fr gencral ‘housework of a to d6 th bourding . Good reference Ky S0,Howned rtrect until suited. WAdTib-A SITUATION, BY A RaSPEOTABI: tan, as good cvok. She thoronglly. w buinees, "and i a good buker. Tho vest of city refermnos given, Deum call at Irinoe sttoed, over tue day joods store. Wanna “YOUNG WOMAN, SHE MUST BH A good cook, wasuer and ironer. Lnquire at O47 Brouma ogypot, neor ¥ arlok, JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W seams woainn. te plainconk, and to do washing and iron fig, OF Lae general housework of & small private family. Caw be coon for two deys, at 177 ‘Thirty-eocond etecot, ostacr of p }) avenue, . WANTED-AT, NO. 2 CONCORD STREET, BROOK lyn, © git} who is x coo@ Washer and ironer kad a good Pisin sewer, Sho will bo required te wast and lca foe bw roe andachiid. Apply, vefore 6 P, M., ou Mon- day, Oct, & be- re moan, a situation se rate nurse in & Very reepecta- WeAais SITUATION, BY A RESPECTATIE bie family; or to take chay, hood veter- Young woman, as Inandress, in a eeyail private family. enco given, Tnquire St. Mark's for twe days if not suited. WAN iep-BY A RRSE ironing, oF to wait on a table, Wages not fs 0 coifortable homo in a Protos for two daya if not ongaged, at third floor, front room. ANTED—RY A MOST RESPEC Than, a situation as chain hermaid GoReTel henkowork, iw & eamall tamil ant Kigh eyeune She beeh vs city polyroneg Gam be alyome 7 much an ol Plense cali wt o. Cum Le keen, CTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘situation e# chambermaid, or to assist in washing and nt family. Can be doen Yo. 105 Thirty-seeow atreeb, ‘ABLE YOUNG Wo: ned waiter, or to do nih street, threo deors from tho cornos of Kigub Beat of city roferencos, Pleage callat No. LY Seventoonts Toor of Sevonth avenue. ty WS STED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABL young girls of gontoel addrees; one as good cook, ani is an oxvollent washer and froner, understands baking and pastry; the other i at and capable soamstress, and would ject Fee's place, a6 she haa beon in the capacity of ohild- understands all kinds of sewing and Tho advertiaers are fally competent to all the above situntione fm a reepo 'y, whore they would dave a pe t ” nthe habit o ang 2399 | ing. ‘The bi ona ae being capable aud trast yoresy, Plegse call at No. Ay Kiget py@nue, frout roi ind Leger, fog pg dem eer WANTS. A 0) ANTED—TWO INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADIES, TO attend @ drvrs riauming ain (0 re, Those woll quire at A. Dal- wainted with the business prefers! Broadway, warm IMMEDIATELY—SEVEKAL GOOD MILLI ners. Apply to Mrs, 5. b. w ov White ste A SITUATION, AK chambertnni childre PSPEOTS plain sewn TANTED, a no Hoot of city referemed riven loveker rtreot TANTED—BY A SYOUNG TON TO do ¢ ‘are of ohil- dren. Cai wornes of avenu IN A PRIVATE PAMILY, Please call or address, Wi Scr voisas, 2 slvcntion ashaucticemald and waiter, or as nurse and plain sewer, Hag the vest of city referenc from her Inet place, Can bo scen for two days at 21) Greene strect. ANTED—FIFTEEN GOOD MILL! ‘employment, and the best wi saleswomen ahd, B.Armetrong Brooklyn. WANtEDIA SITUATION, By 4 RESPECTADLE oung woman, a¥ chambermaid and to do sewing, ce chamberworkand fine washing and irouing, or a8 laundrest, in a private family; understands erinpiag and flutiog, Bow’ of city reference given, Apply at 9 St. Mark’s,place, in the basement,for two days. es WANZED—BY AN [AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN, & siluation as ‘stewardess or housekveper; has been 'ne~ eustomed to the care offhouschold affairs sinee the age of 13 years.g, Can be seen forfthres days, at It Weet Broadway. WANTEDTAY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, aA situation ax cook ina respectacle private family; is a good washer and ironer, Can give excollentcity references An«nire at 12) Kast Sixtuenth stroct, , ONE AS PLAIN COOK fa small family (the other aw t childrei, with ‘a’ private fami- ui the city. Apply at W,Bare- NERS; CONSTANT viven; also, two good Ho aud 206 Pulton etsccty ANTED--TWO™ WOME: and to do the,washing soamstress and to take care D—TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS ONETIOIO onoral housowork; must be a good cook and Arsé rite w aud ironer; the other ay au experienced nirity aud nust be a good sower, Inquire at 187 Eust Twenty sirtip street. TANTED—A UATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young Woman, as chambermnid or waiter, respectable private family, Also, & situation by ® rea: ‘oung womun os cook, or to do washing and ironing. ‘of city references, Pleas call at 196 Mott street, 10g two days. BY A RESPECTABLE on i a emall private familys mm to goo short distanca in the country. Goor t Cau be sven foe two days at, No. J Sixty 4, front basement, TANTED—BY A a sit chamberwori Mease.call stre RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT fon a8 nurse and ReRunstross, oF _ The best of reference from Lox 74 CharlosMatrec ~A SITUATION, AY aA RESPECTABLE » chamberwork sud’ waiting, of ‘ist in the washing and ironing, in ® ther need apply. Sie fully under= : Good city refereves, Please call af nt basement, for two day a E WOMAN, A foctly understands he yashing, sod ironing, city references® van ven. Applying at No. 14 Bast Pwent ia Nos 1, Letween” Second land, | private { 14 her busin nok, Who pi tion bo assist Third avenwea, War ‘A BABY TO WET NURSE, AT HER OWN residence, by Js healthy you Way Wivu oe freed ilk.’ Hlease callat No. Wz bust Eleventh «treet, wes A and B{Can be seen forsthree days. .Uas own Unby A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE nt girl, as chambermaid, aud to assist in wash- ing and ironing in a staal private respectable family. Bost of references con be given. Apply at No. 6 Morris strect, font room on the sseond floor. ANTED—BY ARE: a sity asmall fa of city reteren: for two days. Wy ANTED—BY A (RESPECTABLE GIRL, A” SITUA" tion wi Jenudress, plain cook, or washer and ironerghias good city refe Cull or address Mury, 105 Twonty-siztia street, wear Third avenue, Ww, NTED—BY A PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ok, or to do general housework im loutfwasher"und ironer, Tho best © can Le given.diApply at No. 3 Second street, *IRST RATE, CUOK, A ‘SITUATION and ironer, or cook alone, in & prix ‘ity reference ean be given. Vieage t, third Jloor, room No, 6, in the vate call —I1HE CONGREGATION BETHEL, AT AL- bany, wants « teacher who ean teach German, Hebrew aad Poglisi. ‘The salary will be from $0%) to $600 per year. Communications vss be made to J. Nusbaum, 18 South Pearl stevot, Abany, where the particulars cam be ascer- ined. W “ N 18.4 SITVATION, AS GARDENER, A PRO- {aut man, who understands his business perfectly. Haus the best of relerence as to character, and empmbility. Can To seen at No.2 John sireet, D—A SMART, ENTERPRISING PERSON, TO teil ailvertisoments for a popular Weekly newspapers » of coud address and business qualities can make Sper woak, Apply a 128 Nassau etzoet, otficg » TROM THIRTY TO PIFTY . to ongage in situation suitable for them Also, two young men of respectability and ne others need apply. Inquire at 381 ivoats pply. Inq romde SITUATION AS COACHMAN, OR TO a pair of fast horses, by a young man of #- who thoroughly understands his F ot iour years in his Inst place and cam best of city reforencs, Please call on Mr. Cramer, sj harness maker, Broadway. PANUED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY & © steady me rivetly understands his business; under- ds thy chre and management of horses; good and earciull Can be well recommended. Call, or addross by mote, DA W J. F., No. 67 Moreer etreet, Cowen's livery stables, for thres anys. i WAITER WANTED—s RESPECTABLE MAN, BITHER whie or colored. He must understand hid buamess and havo good city references. Apply at 78 John otreot, from 9 to 12 o’elock. V ‘ATIVER WANTED—ONE WHO PERFECTLY UNDER stands his business. Nono other need apply. Inquire at pa G09 Broadway, basement. Also, porter wanted; apply: ais above. ANTED—SIX SMART, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN for the Jace and embroidery trade, Apply to Jobm Madden, 5 Broadway, volore 9 o'clock, A. M., or after @ o'clock, P.M. * ANTRED—A RESPECTABLE WHITE MAN, AS me Who understands his business, and oan give good city Apply bamediately at 260 Gree etreot, one door from Clinton place, TANTEIMA SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE family. “Bost of referenoe given as to character, Ad- G:T Mi. K., 1 Heute dros stroot. eee TANTED—A CLERK, IN A LAW OFFICER, WHO Alon ‘a good hand and has some knowledge of the business, Wager Haweek. Address William A. Hardon- brook, Gl Wall streot. TANTED.—A GENTLEMAN HOLDING A _COMMIS- sion for cun\assing tho city is desirous of adding one or two others frota respectable manufacturers, Address Beta, Herald office. aie TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY AN ‘American who understands his business in every man~ not tovchine horses and driving, Can give the bi reler- ence from hie last employer, Please addross James, Herald office, for two daye, XETANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY & VWerteng” 48, of long experience, ‘who understands the stenuy --4 harness; bas perfect knowledge of carringes a. 4iea carotal driver; for hon~ horses: knows the city well, au - “Ne caty and sobriety is epcciticd th, hig daec Ze, Notes uM. ©., No. M0 Broadway, corncr of Thirtovuth sus enre OF SUPERIOR ABIL}. d’ a stondy situation at fair BUSHELM3 ‘Sueb an one will fi wager, Also ® good eustoma pant bund, ant three or four men tr ehop eonee, atl of whom mest come woll recom- mouded, Apply to B. Docketader, No. 64 Hulton street, ANTED—A FIRST RATE WATT competes to tao ches ply between 12 awd 4, at 160 WA SIED-A SITUATION. AS DARKWEPER, BY Young man who has hid experience im the Business, Good references given, & 1, C. 84, No. 190 Cae Bad wire os Sy NTGHD—-TWO EXPERIENCED FIREMEN, AT WAN ia Pace Motel. Good wagon Will be given te men of ogrity and good habits, GIRL, PULLE of a gontioman’s table. Ap- $ Pouzicenth stroet, ace RadKe, ot tin ANTED--TWENTY-PIVE LANDSMEN; ALSO, W penters, coopers, blacksmiths, eooks and pg ips ate now ‘Uting DE thor voyager, All clothing fur. shed for tho voyage. Apply only ni the office of the general 3 est stroet, cormey of Cedar, North river, ape KIN A MAT STORE, ONE A *bosineas peeecsod Apply at No Eo 3. u. MONAKQU Wanrzp—ay A GERMAN, A SITUATION ag coment on, bn! out of tl Pe MTiveltt offoor® owed W NTTD IMWEDIATELY--A MAN TO GO TO NEW On! who underetands putting ourtaing aa@ down curpote und matting, and Ail tho wor of that Kind nocossury wor carpet a teed apply but thoxe of stondy habite, 0. 89 Wateg, siree went ofl a etdues, abd welooke TANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS ASSISTANT BAR- ker reference. wedace good cits Hotel, corner of and ‘contre comes, and ANTED—A SIFADY§ YOUN MAN, §AS WAITERR Yin 8 talooay corucr ant Warren pireete, South Brvokiya NTED--AN EEFICIENT Sat emas FOR wW* tail dry . ADI w Cal Thompeon, Ationtie street, Hrooklyn. FANTED IQS DAY—A MAN WAITER, Wi Wout vay De anaas bis banneee, aul te live ina private family of fire clase hoax rinse sano himealf etl dg fr honesty, eapabili y accommodating tion. Gorman preferred. 18 brows > etnirs, Stem 10 till 3 o'elook. TANTED IMMEDIATRLY—TEN MEN, TO Wi Warriaie and shoot tron, those hing Oho Tengo ontlon the mbseriber, at?Lavejoy'a Hotel om oF Wednosday, at 3 o'clock. ihe highest prices for men, and steady employment. piven, 3g co. Wu 3 ANTED—AT WALLACE’S INTRIJAGENCE OFFI No, 4 sands stroct, Brookly recommended servants; vis., firet seometreseee, Inendreaoes, oneral honseworkera, tions iu Brooklyn and ite vi . Also, twenty: Dublle works, and we huge foe meade, Ly . PORTERS, RBARKRRPERS, boys for stores: ‘c00, irk piele, at tl a) * ieee