The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1853, Page 5

Cc Intelligence. Consecration OF j~ Aeneas consecration of the Rey. Dr. Davis, Bishop elect of South Carolina, and of the Re: Dr. Athinkom, Bishop elect of North Carolina, will take in St, John’s Chapel this morning at ten o'clock. eburch will be opened at nine o'clock. The lower floor, entering by the middle door, will be reserved watil balf-past nine o'clock exclusively for the members of the Bouse of Clerienl ani Lay Deputies, with the ladie of their respective families, A Narrow Fscark.—As one of the Fulton ferry boats ‘was leaving for Brooklyn yesterday, about one o'clock, a man ran down the bridge and sprang after it; but jump- ing too short, fell into the water. He was unable to swim, and after sinking twice wes with great difficulty rescued by means of the feats kept on the bridge for such puxp ses, na ‘terially aided By the exertions of a gentleman whose name we could not ecertain, who gallantly sprang from the boat, and swsm back to save the str ggling man, When taken out of the water the man was quite exhausted, but ultimately recovered and went home. If a chain were extended across the lower end of the bridge previous to the boat starting, it would prevent the possibility of Jumping, and the consequent loss of many a life. Arreupr ar Svicior.—On Saturday evening an insane man, by the name of William Ellwood, attempted to drown himself by jumping into the water af the foot of Delancy street, but was rescued from drowning by some citizens ‘and one of the police. Dracracervi. Conpuct or Tae Empoyes on tue Erm Rart- poap.—Frederick Hen: gan, a man who had been iujured on the New York and Erie Railroad, was found by otficer* Winkle, of the Third ward, on Saturday night, at the entrance of the ferry house’ of the railroad. It’appeara that the injured man had been placed on the ferry boat the employes of tte railroad company, and ‘on ita arrival he was wheeled off by adeck hand belonging to the fry boat, and was left ‘at the entrance, where the officer found him. Surrosap Farat Ixscnms FROM FANG Down AN AREA — Yesterday morning a man name unknown, was found by & police officer of the Sixth ward, lying in the area of a pew building at the corner of Pell street, where he had accidentally fallen, but at what hour was not known. He wan conveyed to the City Hospital. Fires.—Late on Saturday night a fire broke out in the third story front room of the building No. 122 William street, which is occupiea by Doty & Bergen, stationers and importer: of fancy goods. “The second tloor is occupied by Joseph Elen, also importer of fancy goods; and the base- ment by Wesilake & Price, coopers. The cause of the tire is unknown. The damage done principally by water. Earls yesterday morning a fire broke out ‘in the Irving Boi se, which originated in the upper story of the Cham- ders street wing. under the floor of the rooms occupied by the female servants. The cause is unknown, but it was aoon extiny vished, with only a slight damage froin water. On Saturday morning a tire was discovered in the club house, 620 Broadway, caused by the heater in the cellar setting fire to the partition, which communicated to the basement floor. The firemen were soon there, and the fre was soon extinguished with only shght damage. Shocking Calamity in Philadelphia=Seven Men Drowned. [From the Philadelphia Bulletin, Oct. 15.) This morning, at about quarter before 10 o'clock, a shocking accident, which resulted in the loss of the lives of seven men, occurred on the Delaware, opposite Dock atreet. The unfortunate men were laborers in the employ of the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, and had been engaged in clearing out the dock below the Walnut street landing. Two scows, loaded with mud, had been made'fast to the stern of the steamboat Washington, for the purpose of being towed to Camden. Nine men were in reows. Just as the steamboat and the scows reached the channel, the swell from the former swamped ‘one of the scows, and it instantly sunk, sucking the other down with it. Seven of the nen sauk with the boata, and were seen no more. Only two men, who acted as eaptains of the scows. were saved. They were preserved by clinging to some matter which remained afloat. The following are the rames, &c., of the victim: Francis Daily, aged about 25 ; lately married ; boarded at McClenay’s, in Water street. Michael McGuigan, aged about 30; resided in O'Hara's eourt, in the neighborhood of Seventh and Shippen streets, Bis wife became the mother of twin children a short time David Hassett, aged about 30; lived in South street, be- tween Fifth and Sixth. He was married about six weeks Jobn Powers, aged about 28; lived in the upper part of thecity. Hin wife died about three weeks since. Three orphan children are left by this victim. ip Scully, aged about 28; lived in Market street, below front. “He leaves a widow. Patrick O’Donohue, aged abont 32; lived in Wilson street, below Christian, Southwark. He was the only un- married wan among those who were lost. Timothy O’Prian, aged 24; lived in O’Hara’s Court, He was married quite recently. One of the survivors made a desperate effort to save O'Brian, but he was compelled to relinquish the attempt. All the persons drowned were natives of Ireland; they had been in the employ of the Company for several years, The sad accident caused much excitement along the wharves, and great numbers witnessed the dreadful scene without being Those who saw the affair attribute the calamity to the fact that the Washington was going at too rapid a rate. Those on the scows were apprehensive of danger, aud shouted out to the crew of the steamboat, but no notice ‘was taken of their cries, until too late to avert the catas- trophe. The news of the accident son fot wind among the friends of the sufferers. and several of their relatives ‘epaired to the wharf to inquire as to their fate. Their anguish on learning the dreadful truth may readily be eonceived. The vide was running up at the time of the mishap. At the time we left the spot none of the bodie of the unfortunate men had been recovered. Lerontaxt Rirrnoap Wovement—We are grati- fed to learn from « source of undoubted authority, that the Fastern railroad company have made a guarantee to the Portsmouth and Dover railroad company of six per eent on $210,0: 0, the estimate! cost of the new road from Portsmouth ‘to Dover, and that measures will be im- mediately teken to enter upon the construction of the road. This guarantee renders the stock at once valuable and desirable, so that there will be no difficulty in hav ing it taken up. This road will be in direct communica tion with the Cocheco road, now running to the lake and Erriected to the Weirs, there to meet the Boston and treal railroad, and go direct to the St. Lawrence, making the toute from Canada to Boston as near through Portsmouth as by any other road. The stock for thefeon- pection between the Eastern railroad at Elliott and the Wakefield and Conway railroad is taken up, and the work will go on with good speed. These two roads, both of which have a terminus in Portsmouth, promise 'as much for the future prosperity of our city, as any that have ‘deen contemplated.—Portsmouth Journal. Court Calendar—This Day. Usrrep Sraces Diseaicr Covkt.—Motions in Admiralty. Suraxus Covrt—General Term.—Special motions. ‘The general calendar will not be taken up. Surrme Covrt—Circuit.—Nos. 282, 211, 216, 239, 187, 191, 246, 808 to 315. Common Pixss—Part Firet.—Nos. 559, 815, 827 to 830, ‘882, 834, 835, 838, 840 to 843, 400, Part Second.—Nos, €48, 61, 16754, 308, 399, 606, 034, 804, 419, 560, 663, 262, 607, 744, 765. Sorrrion Covrt.—Nos. 818, 326 7, 34, 98, 114 8, 42, 242, 122, 205, 31, 282, 268. 356, 567, 388, 369, 361, 352, 863, 864, 265, 366, 867, 388, 368, 869, 370, 371, ‘x72,’ 373, 380, BRS, 384, 384, 386, 387, 388, 389, 399, 391, 393, ‘When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one person to get a daguerreotype of himself or another, if heise man of tasto he gocu direct to ", No, 363 Broadway, where perfect pictures are taken im ‘Bil sorts of weather. Anson’s Daguerreotyyes, Large Size, for eents.—These are colored and in a nice morocco ease, Uned with velvet, and warranted oqual in quality and size to hose which cost $2 and $3 elsew Remember, at AN- SON'S, 659 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. Anson’s Dagucrreotypes, Large Size, for 6 Cents.—Ther colored and in a nice morocco case, 4 twice the size that has ever boon made for # cents, and warranted equal in quality to those that ‘cost $2 and'$3 elvewhere. Every day persona remark that getty, have paid $% for pictures not as good as Anson puts up for mts.’ Better pictures can be expected where thos ery ‘antly fitting persons and deliv: ring pictures ery ‘ay, opposite are cer ‘ive minutes. Remem! ANSON, 589 Broa the Metropolitan Hotel. Gurney’s New Style of Colored Daguerre- etypes.—Particular attention is called to Gurney’s new style ‘colored dagnerreotypes—a new feature in the art which he Tecuntly produced. Also, his miniatures and portraits in combining the trutifulness and accuracy of a fine da- type with the beauty and finish of the tinest oil paint Specimens can be seen at his magniticent daguerrean 349 Broadway, corner of Leonard street. N. B.—Daguerreotypes of deceased persons taken in oil. Be The Daguerrcotypes taken by Recs & Co. sare equal to any works of the art, and most generally supe- ‘atlor to pictures of the same size. Fowr hundred portraits are dally. All who desire perfoct likenosses proiit by ~wisiting the cheapest estaulishiment in the world, No. Broadway. otypes taken dally, in every Style ‘of the art, at KNAPE'S popular rooms, 550 Broadway, near 0e street, and 109 Dowery, over A ni Fie! anes; le, nd (8 ran fngle; also pins and Pings for like to€l0, usually sold elsewhere to$15, Cail and see. Musical Notice.—On Tyacsday next will be Dlished a new Song, entitled “The Dying Words of Little y;” music by Horace Waters, .suthor of Mother's Vow, ; arranged by Thomas Baker. {0 be publishod by HO: CE WATERS, 3 Broadway, the great piano and musio ostablishinent. Hecker & Brother, att 2 from Com- aints which reach them frequently, that cortain parties ‘of whom ayoid placing their own names on the parcels xy put up) imitate the Croton Mills bg of four s0 closely nn to deceive the unobsorysn eautious oucarionally, enti by using they discover the differ. 188 betwann the cen imitation. M. & B. would Sherofore obvorvs that tuelr name and address are printod om very Dae , Which seams to be the only security to tl public—for ip examining 2 number of eomviaints, tho flour Proved to be same ono of tue imitations... Trey have recently Placed a new wopy righted label, printed iu red on the 6 1b, Peshenes of hate patont voit raising four, co distinguish imitators. Where grocers do not keep tho articles Manufactured Aho Croton Sills, familicr, by vending ano ‘through say Fat OFice. will be supplied with even a sing! kage. HECKER & BROWER, Croton Mille, 201 Chor Firect, near Pike slip pent eeren eee f rt Something Werth Knowing.—It Jewell for ean of fine hats to know that thehats sold by RAF+ TY & LEASK, for $3 and §4, cannot be surpassed in ty, elegance, of dursbility; iu’ addition to whiok they fitecnch customer « daguornitype liker ov, neatly inaertad fn the top of his at, No. 57 Chatkam. opposite Chambers, and oorner of Chatham # ag! steeuts, “Very French We have on acquaintaxee swho, when he wishes to desoribe anything psouliarly dis- es uscu the exprossion, " very Freneh,” and on a recent to Knox’s hat ostablishment, after a critical © of the dell style of hints, Chua pronounced jad Wo coincide with him, and advive all who want ® Frened” to call at Xo, 123 Pulton sieect and make gemont At the Snbseriber’s Writing Parlors in Lafarge Buildings, 2% Brondway, bad writing ia made ifut in twelve. to twenty losons, Ladies and genth men, aro respecktully I to all nd son tho exsetlont oortal 0 aeyuire phe: f ‘ bende : Rong BRIBTOW. le to afford the slightest assistance, ] Shippers to San Francisco, per Clipper Ship Lightfoot, at pier 25, East river, will please have all their fre) ht om board before Saturday, 20th instant, and b: thelr bills cf Inding, for signaturs, to SU LTEN '& CO. ‘Wall street, or Messrs. HOWES & CO., 93 Pearl atros Job and Card Printing, 84 Nassau Street. in, want of bi » Inbols. de., en, ordon, 84 Nassau street. Carde—cards—cards—tho nd cheapest card establishment in Ke and GORDON, 84 Nassau street, Tho * Boots and Shoes, the best and cheapest in the citv.—Fine dross calf and patert leather boots, cork sole water proof boots, of overy description, at BROOKS’ shoe palace, 070 Broadway, and at his old stand, 19) Fulton street. One Price Fashionable Clothing Store. ALFRED MUNROB & CO. No, 441 Broadway, offer.the best assortment of well made and fashionable cloth a in New York. Purchasers are invited to ca! judge for themselves. No deviation, in any instance, marked prices. The New Minister to France Jobn Y. Mason, just appointed ¥ inister to Pr Parley Goodrich, has exhibited his democratic and rinciples by sending an order for several suits of clothing to MITH BROTHEES, 122 Fulton street. ‘They can compote with any Parisian costumers in point of style, material, and cheapnesi Expressly for City Trade.—Attention Is invites to the immense stock of clothing in the wholesale and retail departments of Union Hall, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, manufactured expressly for city trade, of the latest styles, and comprising a boundless variety. The prices at retail have been pub down below the oxdinary wholesale mark, atiention of the public to their assortment of diamond drooohes, earrings, studs, finger rings, &0., ko, Evry seilolo guaranteed as represented. 517 Broadway. Melodeons.—S. D. & H. W. Smith’s Cele svated melodeons ere tuned in the equal temperament. Thy harmony in as good in the remote keys as it isin tl They are the 4 melodeous so tuned, and are unquestion oly Tne best, HORACE WATIRS, 333 Broadw: The Best Pianos in the World.—T. Gilbert £o.’s pianos, with iron trames and ciroulnr sentes, are x0 imowladged. to bo tho best; they dofy oompetition ta terre, anlity, price, A large assortment as HORACB WA! ERY,’ °88 Broadwey, tho solo axons, Ladies are respe ly notified that re- cent importations enable TLE, at his grand « i No. 315 Broadway, to cffer then redt . reticules of every style, clegant!y and usefully furnished, and an immense stock of ‘fans adapted to every taste and condi tion, N, B.—Porte monnaies, music boxes, dressing eases without number, together with fancy goods ind toys of every deseription. Teas.-The best Assortment of Fine Tens Will be found at the storo of the Canton Tea Company, No. 125 Chatham street, between Pearl and Roosevelt, the oldest blishment in the city, We assuro our re they can do better here than elsewhere, either at wholosal retail. They have no branch store. Carpetings.—Petersons & Humphrey, No. 479 Broadwa: received and are now opening their Fal) supply of ric elegant carpetings, imported oxpreeely for tity trade, consisting of rich Bouvsiso carpet, (in one entire tarpot, médallion centre and landscape, border, surpassing Aay carpet ever in this country.) medallion velvet, moquob, Axminster, tapestry aud Brussols carpets, and all grades of sheaper aipeting usually found in carpet stores. Also, ol }, in great variety, for sale ou the most liberal terma. Lookingglass Warerooms, 38 Cortlandt street.—RICHARD KINGSLAND & CO., offer to the trade, and to house furnishes, &o.,the largest, cheapest, aud bést assortment of pier, oval, and mantle mirrors to bo found im sho city; also, all kinds of mahogany glasses. Call and shoir new and beautiful designs before purchasing elsewhere. Sewing Machines.—A Combination of all the mannfacturers of inferior sewing mashines mede in Mas- sachuactts and Connecticut, has been entered into againot 1. M. SINGER & CO. We only ask of the public to oxamine alland buy the best, The genuing New York made machines ibited ard sold us alone. are i. w. SINGER, & CO., 323 Broadway. a Defiance Salamander Safes, Gaylor’s Pa- ROBERT M. PATRICK, solo manufacturer of the Jand F. 0. Goffin’s impenotrablo 4 fance locks—tho best safes and looks combined in the World. Depot 192 Pearl stroct, ono door below Maiden lane, Bald Heads will soon Disappear by the ue of Barker’s Choveuxtonique. This wonderful preparation causes the hair to crow when overything elvo hag tailod. ] It. Prico 25 contsa bottle. Sold everywhore. Principal do- pot, BARKER’S Indice’ hair dressing ealoon, 439 Broadway, Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.—Strangers visiting we sity are informed that the bost place to get ornamental hair is at MEDHURST & HEARD’S, 27 Maiden lane, whoro thoy havo on band tho largest, the cheapost and best assortment of wigs, half wigs, toupees, trizettos, do. Copy the address, Hair Dye and Wigs.—Batchelor’s manufae- sory is at No. 233 Broadway, opposite tho Park, where he has ihe bost accommodations in’ the world for the salo and appii- sation of his hair dye, and nowly invented wigs and toupoes. Nine private rooms all on one fi Superfluous Hair from Low Foreheads, or any part of the body, is positively uprooted by Gouraud’s Poudre Subtile; pimples, tan, freekles, eruptions, &e.. are cured by his Italian medicated soap; and his lily white, iiquid hair dye, liquid white, lily white, ‘and hair restorative are equally ‘celebrated, at 67 Walker street, firsc store from Broadway. Cristadoro’s Excelsior Hair Dye.—Why pass through life with a prominent blomich in the noblest ps when Cristadoro’s Excelsior Bye will change yo white or gray hair, to a super mass of rich brown. of 4) Dick in Ave minuten, without abstracting a parcicls 0 natural moisture. Can any individual to whom this is ad dressed, answer this question satisfactorily? Manufactured, sold and applied (in private rooms) at No. 6 Astor House. Young Man, you want Whiskers; Young mam you waat bair. Now my onguvnt will force the board epmavetache to grow strong and thick in six weeks, and will aot stain or injure the skin. $1 per bottle, sent to any part of the country. R. G, GRAHAM, No: 88 Aun streok Toothache.—Toothache Cured in Five Mi by Dr; TOBIAS'S celebrates Venetian liniments pri Depots, 240 Greenwich street and No. 6 East sh street. It also cured Capt. Comstock, of tho steamer Baltic, of a ‘tack of rheumatism, in three days Bold by all the druggi fA Wise Suggestion.—Some one has hinted to our city government that every engine house in the ¢ ty should be furnished with a portion of the Russia salve, that our noble firemen, who are constantly exposed to burns and bruises of every description, may have the means of imme- diate relief at hand. It is suld by CHAS, RING, corner of Broadway and John street. ‘Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock- ‘age for enis: tho legs, olnstio kneocaps, spinal Yraces, ladies’ bolts and supporters, clubfood, knookknee cod bowls, Iustraments, with an asortment of childrens’ ‘brassce, a1 12 Ann strect, moar Broadway. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SEE BIXTH AND SKVENTH PAGES. PERSONAL. NONSULATE GENERAL OF ECUADOR, WASHI ton, October 13, 1803.—Senor Francisco Velo ador, is hereby notified that a letter has been f for him from his father, Senor Fraucisco,Javier Guayaquil. Ho Jeft Payta in 143, in the American Perseverance, pt. Norton, bound for the United States. By the Inst acccunts his family heard of-him in 1847, ho was then residing with said captain, at New Bedford, sinco then he has not been heard from. Any information ro- svecting his present whereabouts will be thankiuily received by the undersigned, AARON H. PALMER, Consul-Genoral of B-uador, F MR. ROBERT WILD WILL, PLEASE LEAVE HIS address at 220 Franklin stroet#he may hear of somethin, to his advantage, in relation to the drill for Jersey. G. A.M. J! ARERED LOVELACE ISIN THE CITY, PLEAS catl on Balenda Brower, on the corner of Twenty-sixth street and the Fifth avenue, on Saturday evening, at vight F CLENORAK FEENY WILL CALL AT THE CHAT- bam square Post Office, she will find a letter for her. NFORMATION WANTED—OF DANIEL MORRISON, from the county Down, Ireland. He arrived n this coun: try some six or eight years ago; whon Isat heard from ho was in Ohio. Any information of him will be thankfully received by his brother, John Morrison, Willams’ Bridge, Westchester county, N. Y.’ Ohio and Western papers please copy. ‘OTICE.—ANY PERSON WHO WAS A PASSENGER in the train of cars on the Hudson river railroad from ny, reaching New York about 8 o'clock, ?. M., on the of August Inst, (Wednesday,) and who was in th Inst car at Canal street, will co favor by sending his w: dvees to box 3,406, at the New York Post Office. OTICE—IF_ CHARLES J. Goodell jeand his 10 CARTMEN—THE CARTMAN WHO TOOK ONE hundred and four pieces of palm wood from picr 37 East river, foot of Market street, on Saturday the Xth inst., i requested to call at the otice of MIDDLETON & C New street. THE TRADES. &C. EGAR MAKERS WANTED—THREF OR FOUR GOOD workmen will find good work by applying at 83 Barelay street, and two boys to strip tobacco, 10 CIGAR MAKERS.—THE CIGAR MAKERS OF THE city of Albany having recently demanded an incroase of wages for services to be rendered, and ey certain of the bosses in town have, and do still hold out tenacionsly, and refuse to concede to the demand, this is to inform such of the oraft ax may be out of employment, not to be decoyed by falee representations of those who obstinately refuse our de- mand, as a geale of prices has been agreed upon and adopted. Its Roped that the craft will at once eve the practicability of joining us in this movement to protect ourselves. Signe by'all the cigar makers of Albany, 10 CLOCK MAKER®.—WANTED A MAN WIIO THO- roughly understands the manufacture of steople clocks, One qualified, and of correct habits may a pormanent situation and good wages. The location is ins healthy Pleauant village, within five hoursof the city, and a daily com: munication, Address Wm. H. W., No. 135 Fulton street, (PO TAILORS.—WANTED, SIX FINE COAT HANDS, nil two on shop coats; good prices pnid; shop room with rd if wanted. Apply immediately to ROBERT MORRIS, No. 17 Colvinbia street, next to the corner of Union, South Brooklyn. 0 TINMEN.—WANTED, AT &2 (LATE 92) CATHE- ring street, two good tin and sleet iron workers, To steady, capable mon, the best wares and constant work will be given. Call at any time in the day or evening. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GAITER-FITTER ON fing custom work; also ono to make oyelet holes only Address 8. 8, §., Herald Otheo, for three da ~~ MISCELLANEOUS, NHEAP MILLI WILLIAM IRVINE J would of the Indios to his TOZER WILL ENQUIRE AT 48 Hudson etreet, he will find his boarding ious friend J. Atchison, large and ¢ sod, ateAW goods, rib hens, feathers. flowers, rating, bonnet velvets, boavor taui felt hats, &o., sil of which will bu fold mt the lowest cash pries WILLIAM IRVINE, No. 104 Canal etreet, corner of Wooster, AMJLIES REQUIRING ALES, PORTER, WINES, Dory “ke., Will plouse call at W, I. Undorhili’s branch Shey tilt Sun aeouy vanisty ot wate apeUne, ai'hi poe sont ey will Ang every variety of pure quality, en Tow any other house, BLOCH B, BHOWNE, Couducvor. WANTS, PA Feo SBE. oe | RESPECIABLE WiDOW WOMAN WisdEs TUE AL Wasting of family or 8 fow gentlemen, Cail at 216 Mott str et, front basen ent. SITUATION WANTED AS SEAMSTRESS, BY AY AL Togllth womse—Is 0 drose-maker; excels in’ oi dsen's Tenses, under clothes; can act as matron or houeskeeper; no objection to travel; good reference. Apply at #3 avennd A, Letweon Sixth and Seventh streets, Can be soon fo WOMAN WANTS A PER- mavent situation, as seamstrees; is a very good dress. understands ‘the eutting and fteing of adios? and children’s dresses, also plain sewing ; would take charcs of one or two children. Has good refereuce, Please apply at 2 St. Mark’s place, Bighth street. SITUATION WANTED—BY YOUNG WOMAN, ‘as chambermaid, and to do plain sewing; or would be Willing to do the work of a small private family. Can be seem for two days, if not engaged, im her last place, at 219 Broome street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WIS A SITU ation, as cook, ina private family; is aa vt lana dress, and will be found most trustworthy, and obliging, Can give the best of reference. Plea ross 20 West Twenty-tirst street third floor, between Eighta aud Ninth avenues, Can be seen for two days. RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS A situation as nurse, who accustomed to the care of ehildren for several years. Can take the full charge of an infant, and is fully competent, Has the best of city rofer- ences.’ Can be seen for two days at Fifth avenue, third door south of Twenty-eight stree’ YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM bermaid and waiter, or childs’ nurse and plain sewer, G would do general housework in a small family ; is a good Washer and jroner, and willing to take herself genorally use fulina family, Good reference if required. call at ‘Twenty-seventh street, between Seventh and Eighth ave ond floox, frout room. Can be seen fur two days if not engay RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- tion as good plain cook, washer and irouer, or as cham- aid in a private family, Can give the best of city re- 8 from her last places, Can be soen for three d: the corner of Henry street, in Matmilton avenite, South Brooklyn. ECTABLE MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT Wants a situation as cook, washer and ironer, in & small private family, Apply at 218 Tenth avenue, coraer of Twenty-fourth strect, third’ tor, front room, Can be seen fort O THOROUGHLY UNDER fa family, ano Would engage in a private wu be seen fur two days at 1ON AS ions to light Wost Twentieth E PROTESTANT SCOTCH WOMAN tion in & small private temily as plain ook, Washer and ironer and baker. ‘The best city reference Apply for two days, at 13 Desbrossee strect, tirst floor, fi room, ab RE! TABLE ENGLISH GIRL WISHES ation, as chambermaid, in a private family, 2 at 105 Gold street, in the rear, Brookly x. A SITU. ase call , there being no ea it a desirable place. Good wages give - King street, near Varick. BLE WOMAN WANTED—AS NURSE, ferred; @ person With first-rate rofer- Fourth strect; also, agood dressmaker tress is required, GOOD MILLINER WANTED—ALSO, A YOUNG lady to attend a store, Apply at 179 Eighth avenne, WAITER AND CHAMBERMAID WANTED—ONE 4A. that has lived in that capacity in respectable t and can give fatistactory references; also, a good plai to cook, wash and iron, Apply this day and to-morrow, a& 39 West Twenty-fourth’ street, from 9 to 12 o'clock, FIRST RATE TAILOR) on the Lest custom evats, al WANTED—TO WORK 241 Canal street. J. STANFORD. PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION Acta ewer ine sevite tunily br peat oncio gr ames ive good city reference, Has served fifteen months in his fast place, Can be seen on Monday or Tuesday. Call at nth street, between avenes B and C, YOUNG MAN, (ENGLISHMAN), WISHES A SITUA™ +L tion as coachman in a private family; can give tho best ol! reference from a first rate family, Address W. P., Herald office. A NUMBER OF SMART AND EFFICIENT SERVANT girls, of every nation, with good reference, can find ex- rellent situations, this morning, in respectable tamilies wp town, at the Female Employment office, 129 Third avenne, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets ; also, sinall gicls, and girls lately Innded, MERICAN GIRLS WANTED—TIHOSE \CCUSTOMED | to make up India rubber goods pret ean find, steady employment, at good wages, by applyins immediatoly at the factory of the No riean Gutta’Percha Company, Twenty-tith street, we n N_ EXPERIENCED INER WANTED—TO GO inthe country. Cit Paid to one wio can come well rooommended, Refe: aces exchanged. Address H. 8, ©., box 2,809 Post Offie AR KEEPER—A STEADY YOU: A of good character and respectability, wish as bar keeper ina hotel or first class restaurant. stands the business well. Can give good city reference. Address C. T, S., Herald office, OY WANTED—A SMART BOY TO ASSIST IN A bookstore. Apply at7i7 Broadway. Cs WANTED—. ASSISTANT SALESMAN, IN A hat, cap and fur store, Ore having some knowledge 0 furs, and acquainted with city retail trade, with good city reefrenc apply, before 10 A. M., or in the evening, at Wm, Banta’s, corner of Canal and Wooster streets, ARRIER.—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FAITHFUL man_to carry a down town route on a morning paper. Address Early, giving name and residence Herald ottice. (OACHMAN, WANTED.—CALL AT THE STABLE OF Hathaway's store, corner of ‘Thirty-niuth street and Broadway. Cree WANTED.—WANTED A FIRST RATE FRE cook fora refectory. Good wages given, No wc Sundays. Apply to Wm. P, Denman, 69 Vandam street, MPLOYERS IN WANT OF FIRST RATE DOMESTICS, with the best of references as to capability, honesty, « can be suited at J. PAWSON’S, 1 Fulton street, formerly of 106 Chambers street. NOOD PANTALOONS HANDS WANTED—APPLY TO Geo. P. Fox, 383 Broadway, corner of Anthony street. OUSEKEEPER WANTED—IN A MEDIUM SIZE hotel, to take the entire charge. One who has had ex- jerionce preferred. ‘The best of city reference required, Ad- dress Hots], Sun office, for two days, ‘PortEE WANTED, IN AN IMPORTING HOUSE—A young man, dustrious, may apply between 4and5 o'clock P. M., at 86 Liberty stro GTENOGRAPHY.—WANTED, TO SECURE TIE SER- vices of a Cake tee short hand reporter co go to & vistant Siate. It will be mecersary for the applicant to be thoroughly acquainted with nowspaper reporting, A line addreesod to H., Herald Office, will moet with attention, ERVANTS—ALL RECOMMENDED, AND FOR EVERY kind of work, will be found in great solection at MORRIS & CO'S establishment, 287 Broadway, corner of Reade street, Also German, French and colored waiters, gardeners, conchmen, mechanics, laborers and boys. Teruis moderate. QITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG S woman, as waiter and chambermaid. Has no objectio to assist in'the washing and ironing. Bost of city reference from her last place, Can be seen until suited ut 194 Ninth street, opposite the Bible building. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTA © teatant, as chambermaid and waiter, or w general housework of a small private family, Plei 21 Mulberry street, in the rear. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRT, country, as chambermaid or Willing ‘to assist in washing m elf generally useful to her to go ashort distance in ntry. ays at 165 Twi betweon ‘ond avenues, third flo HE ADVERTISER, A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN, thirty five years old,'a eraduate of medicit ¢, and surgeon, ites an excellent han tive, moral and healthy; recent losses compel him to solivit a situation that wil afford him a livel’huod, sooner than be living on friends, or go into debt; has no money, nor does he owe any; is gompetont to fill man situations; would prefer one Sonth or West, either in an of- fice or store, on a railroad, plantation or farm is a first rate shot. The hest possible reference will be given, and he can be seen in the city, Direct to I 8, J., Herald office, (0 BOOKFOLDERS.—A GOOD HAND MAY MEET i Permanent employ. Inquire at 26 John street, up otairs, 0 CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANT. ed, a situation, bya good salesman, who has had ten Years experience in ‘the city, aud haga thorough knowledge of the business in all its branches Would go South if a good opening . Address J. Hobbs, Herald office, one week 10 STATIONERS OR BOOK wanted in a hook having three years e dretred to RW. Gage mediate attention, Wh T° ¢ AND BUILDERS — architeet is esirous of an engacem has been ac- customed to demgn, elevations and prepare plans, &ec., and ia ghick :Mtqealeulations and sevounts, Address J.'B. Dy, G YOUNG AITERS WANTED.—WANTED AT RABINEAU'S Saloon, 39 Chambers street, one or two waiters, G—A GIRL THAT been brought up ina private family, and will help to do the work and pay sometiing for board, as she wishes to live with the family. Address box 2,075 Post ( ET NURSE.—WANTED, BY AN AMERICAN woman, asitoation as wet nurse. She has a plentiful suprly of milk, and can bring the best recommendations from her present employers. Apply at S0 East Twenty-first atroet, Gramercy park. ANTED—A SITUATION, SEAMSTRES3 AND dressmaker in a private family, by » young Indy who is thoroughly competent, References’ given frou her last cin rloyers, Who aro going to Europe. Please call at 104 Division stréet. ' No objection to the country. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SIT- uation as cook; is willing to assist in washing and iron- ing: goed eferonces given. Call at No. 86 Seventh street, ovF- ner of First avenue, for two days, WANtED- BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, A rituation as cook, washer and ironer. Can Produce fitet rate testimonials as’ to character and éompe- tency. No objection to the country. Hloase apply at Sit ow ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH Weman, # situation ag stewardess on board a stoamor, Tins no obj) ny port. C WA XTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, As first rato cook; is willing to and ironing. She thoroughly wn Good reference given, Can be seen wth strect in the rear, front room FANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECCABLE young woman, ae plain cook and frst rate washer and charnbermaid. ‘The best of city reverence given be seen for two days at No. L between #ixth and Seventh ave laundress, and ja willing to make hei es. Has lived out it ngrecable, r el W4STED—BY A RESPECTABLE man. a situation ag cook in a private at 74 West Broadway, WARTEDTIN A SMALL PAMILY, A WOMAN COOK, and to do general housework; also, one as chambermaid and ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MARRIED or bookkeeper, in a bank Address Bookkespor, Herald W + man, Good reference given, office, for three days. WAXTED-A SITUATION AS LADY'S MAID, BY & Understands hair iressiag) dresa- Satisfactory references given. Mrs. Webster, 196 Canal street, betwoon Varick and Hudson, house ‘oum makiig i TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITU. ook, washer aud ironer, or to do general ho 1 privace family. She'ean furnisi five and ® 11 at 182 Sevouth avenue, be- tween Twenty-sccond aud Twenty-third streots, for two days, PROTESTANT young woman, as nurse and seamstress ia a private Picase call st 3) Broadway. Good city referene ‘an be geen for two days, tion aw work ina halt years r TANTED—A family. given TANTED—A SITUATION, BY private family, to de the general la cook, wash and iron. at 146 Sullivan st man, a situation and ij gti given, WS TED-BY A HIGHLY R woman, 9 situ Kinds of pastry: tion to a hotel in the wery. wss ED—A SITUATIO you small pr Twentieth str ird dour irom Six en has served » chard street, ws NTED — BY housew ofe tion ferred, measure, and tal: competent to work ou th cure of children; is will ood city re ifth avenue, eee ANTED—BY A refereuce, a situatio: eneral honsew or wo days at 20 Mulberry str WOMAN, OF P and iron, or to do fewer, & short distance In the cou ‘ ish girl, as cha nd Tuesday, with reference, at 161 Hudson street. washer and iroper borinaid and plai No objection ta tra 7 Monday a etreete, Can be seen for NTED~A SITUATION k and assist at waiting the best of city ref St. Mark # place + from her last | SPECTABLEGIRE ion to asist with the | ANTED—A SITUATION BY A R ing; has no. ob; the best of ¢ ty refer Washing and ironing; lived over two years in her last pla private family; can he seen for two day third floor, back room. ANTED—BY A COMPET! SITUATION, washing and ironing tplace Tenth street, from 10 A, M. seen for two days, E YOUNG GIRL, A rk ina small family. pply at No. 31 Fourth WOMAN, |* rituation to do general hc Can bring the best of oity ref irs, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, American young woman, as waiter, or aurse ard plain iu & inal private fam i Can be seen for two days. | W3NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE * plain cook and to assis Can be geen for two day: street, in the rear. WASTEDIBY A. RE asituation as family, or to do laundry o'elock, at RESPECTABLE ED WO- | W Washing | seamstress wat 161 Laurens y st of roferencs bird aveune soutuwest corner of | e drog store, for two days. JANTED—A SITUATIC yeung wolnan, as nurse perfectly unde 1 a chamberwork if requi PECTABLE YOUNG WOMA and ironor, in @ privat chamberwork. Can be seen from Good city references _ BY A RESPECTABLE aimail private tamily of children, and would assist or would take ‘he entire charge No objections to live m Brooklyn, respectable refereuec given. Please etreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, for two days. —~ 0.4 Clif’ street. Jat i Pweitth CTABLE YOUNG | Kk; understands all | RESPECTABLE ok, Washer and iro: d to asniet in washing and ironing ty references fro th jays at 217 Yweatieth street, third floor, try. Please apply at 261 | ive the hest of jo ween for three — ———— employers. Can BY A_ RESPECTABLE ANTED—FOR TWO (vieters,) situations in millinery or dry goods preferred. who is two years at busi lovnd attentive and useful. Je establishment: seen for two Address Sisters, Her- 127 Greenwich aves ue, third tloor, bi Wrz a sity No. 31 Union pla # given ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl, a situation as chanbermaid or vaiter, in w small Has uo objection to go into the eo: ntry. Can be seen ut No. 54 Wess Broadway, h . Can be seen ab situation, for tivo day: ference ean be given, first floor, tack room, ANTED—A SITUATION Is a neat sewer, and Ploayo call at 61% Or- scen until engaged, ANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN A SITU ation as nurse and seamstress or as chambermaid. no objection to the coun Has yood referen: ‘Twenty-fourth street, Y A RESPECT ation, as first rate seamstress. Please call at No ‘an be seen for two days, ith with a family, and Seventh avenues, nas cook. Will do general ist in washing and ironing. Can be seen for two days at 237 Monroe BLE WOMAN, A SITU San cut and make chil 1 Eleventh street, near y rele street, front room ANTED—BY A MIDDLE 4 superintend sh dren's clothes. Seventh avenue, ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN tion as chambermaid and waiter, or as chamber: ity’ reference given, AN, A SITU, ‘t manufacturing, wholesale 0 either coarse or fine work; cul ibility of the retail orders, machines, to take este of no objections to go out of the city. ee, with real name and wd- can be had, and it will meot maid and plain sewer, Can be seen for two days at 496 Grecuwich stroet, near BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant woman, as cook, who thoroughly under- jection to city or country, Also by hor sister, stating where an interview Prompt attention, ANTE, A resp stands ber business, furnish tho best of city seferene tion as chambermaid and tine washer aa a private funily need apply, Plowse apply av 130 Elizabeth street, in the rear, top floor. BY A RK oung Woman, ® situati Dermaid, and to assist in wasbi e call, for three das between Twenty-teventh and Twenty-vighth streets, A family, to cook, wash ard iron, or to do id and seamstres 3 ® Ve seen for two days at 23 Clarke street, in tue basement, 'D—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SIT icn.to do chamberwork ana plain sewing, or to gto make herself useful, and ho seen at rer present place, 1: between Kighth and Ninth streets, CTABLE PROTESTANT 8 private family, as cham- ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE chambermaid and waiter, in washing and ironing. The best of fe Can be seen for two da, at a19Sixth avenue, fourth floor. frout room, ANTED—A SITUATIO: young girl bermafd and t city reference given. work. street, between wes private until engag Third avenu ‘a sit reference given, floor, back room, Brooklyn, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE and well-recommended young woman, as cook, washer neral housemaid; she iy an ‘excellent washer good plain cook, makes. ver; and irgner, and froner, ill make her elf gener Please call at: salary. WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. tion as a good plain cook and excellent washer and iron- £1, or laundrees; can give good city reference. 1 Charles street. WANIED-SITUATION Protestant young wom private family; is @ goo Washer and {roner, and good baker, has the best of reference; the other to go as chambermaid and plain sewer, or to take se call at No, Ut! tween Seventeenth and Eightcenth streets, third floor, front room, for two days. ironer in a care of children. first oor, back room, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE. Yowog woman, as seamstress working by the week ut dressmakin, ation for the winter; can do all kinds of famil ing; would have no objection to do the chamberwor Can be sven at 302 Hicks sbeett, has been in the habit of would like a N, BY A RESPECTABLE 8 nurse or plain sewer, or to «lo light chamber- Please eal at 76 fwenty-eighth xth and Seventh avenues, for two days. TED—A SITUATION, BY woman, to do the The best of rei i , at 120 Twenty-fifth street, Has lived three years in her last place, 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN, oi, in a private fam se apply at 40 Hudson a of a private family. Brooklyn, thire floor, tront room, for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECT. man, a situation as co: and baking, and understands her business perfectly. apply at 00 Greenwich street, third floor, ba < room, for two BLE PROTESCANT WoO- ; can do all kinds of A RESPECTABLE eneral housework of a small man, a situation ina private family as good plain cook, washer and ironer, or has no ob housework. Can be seen from nine to four. 1o0 Elizabeth street, third floor, front r ANTED--BY A RESPECTALLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as children’s maid and scamstress, or a3 chambermaid and waiter, last situation. Apply at No. 1s well recommended ft Please cail at Mrs. Newoombe’'s, 16 Hamilton street, rear building, for three da, ANTED—A FIRST RATE COOK, WHO UNDER- Voth American and French cooking, paid, and perma: Would take a mo stands perfect as well as pastry cool nent employment. ANTED—SEVERAL LADIES’ ing. Liberal wi Apply at No, 834 Broadway, Ple! ee pra DRESS AND SOFT None but good bands neod apply, as the cady employment will be given, at Rich- Also a tow apprentio CHAMBERMAID, BETWEEN TWENTY ears of age, weil informed in chamberwork, lish and French, or English and German, In- ‘oom 105 Broadway TWO RESPECTABLE as cook, washer and cook, first rate th avenue, be- bird ‘iloor, frous | quite at New York Hotel, ANTED—SEWERS, ACCUSTOMED TO FINE WORK. Apply to E. H. Newman, 695 Broadway, near Fourtii ANTED—BY A GOOD STEADY GIRL, A SITUA- tion as cook, washer and ironer; understands all kinds of None Dut a respectable fumily need apply ut 365 car First avenue, top floor, front rovm, raking. weltth stree ANTED-AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN, TO. ANTED—A_ SITU. Protestant slirt maker, Has the rear, WANIEDSA SITUATION, BY A irl, sixteen years of ags, sa chambermaid and waiter, or would do general housework’ in neat ina the ence. High at 33 Ei front. W4NIED—A SITUATION AS COOK, IN A PRIVATE boarding house, by a respectable woman. reference, Apply at Mrs, Churehi’s, : ae do the general housework of a small private family; ION, BY A RESPECTABLE | she must be a good washer and ironer; also, understand plain rl, to cook, waxh and iron, or do the j housework of a small private family, her tast place, Can be seen for two days, abd West Bigh- teenth street, ANTED—TO GO SOUTH, WITH A LADY, A WOMAN, maid, who is a’ dressmaker, ani Good reference: Louston streot. D—A STEADY, RESPECTABLE SCOTCH OR Has city reference from TION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE ok or chambermaid required. Apply this day at No. 61 riven. Can be seen until engage Lrook lyn. TED—BY A STEADY RESPECTABLE F ¥ tent woman, a situation as seamstress, doing light chamberwork, ox, if required, ‘to nursery also, Ts a good seamstress and neat sewer, Is a good, Js in the habit of doing all kin ing. Has good city reference and ean be highly recommend: ed from last situation, e upper fluor, for two days, if not engages WANTED—BY oung woman, at No, 15 State street, ‘ANTED—A LADIES’ MAID: SHE MUST BE A hairdresser and seamstress, willing to take -harge of a A French woman, who speaks and would be preferred. “Apply at New of family sew. York Hotel, room ANTED—THREE OR FOUR GIRL: dresstaaking; those acquainted with the business pre ed, and one to do'general housework — C: avenue, third floor, front roo! A PROTESTANT GIRL eral housework of r, and come wt Can be seen at Seventh avenue, eventh avenue, TO LEARN PROTESTANT Fi 7 a e or chambermaid, Can do good plain sewing, and eut and fit children’s clothes, ¢ seen for two days at No. 40 th and Sixth avenues, in the Lat 123 Seventh st of reference. ‘Thirteenth street, between TO DO THE GEN all family, must be a ge Apply at No, 23) NEAT YOUNG gp Roremagayr = % * ANTED—A NURSE, COMPETENT TO TAKE charge of child a year old. sewer and able to do fine washin, recommended. Apply at No. 74 ‘k’ ity @ smail family; is a good | P ain sewer; wages from five to ix dol ‘manent home; no objection to a short d The best of city reference can be giv last employer, Pleaso call at No, 229 First avenue, front room, s.cond floor, ANTED—BY tidy girl, a situation as nu dren ; will do plain sewing,also ; work of a small private family, Can be seen for two ¢ door from Allen, ANTED—BY A PROT also be a neat nd ironing, and come well ‘est Twenty-thicd street. TED—A FIRST RATE COOK; ONE WHO THO. roughly understands her business, ed to assist in tho washing and ironing. commended with city references, from 10 to 2 o'clock, at 44 West Eleventh street, ANTED—TWO GIRL: in the country. unter, will be requir it come well re” A RESPECTABLE ers noed apply STEADY AND ¢ the best city refer- Ss! oy Walker steer ren TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE One a good cook, washer and ironer ; the other to do chamberwork and take care of children. Apply at 167 Canal st. ANTED—IN A FAMILY OF FOUR PERSONS, FOUR miles from the city (not on a farm,) a Protestant uurse and seamstress. Also a cook, washer and ironer to do gener: red. Apply at the oflice over the TANT YOUNG ituation as lady’s maid and seamstro wer; is capable of ¢ 180 understands millin Would have no objection to see to one grown ehild. lent city reference. ; is anexcellent | inker aud plain E. housework. References requi flour store, corner of Pock slip and Frent street, and Wednesday, from twelve to one o'clock P. M. NTED—A GOOD COOK, WHO UNDERSTANDS HER: business, and is willing to assist inthe washin, also, @ young woman, who understands the duties of Apply at 179 East Four- W (ED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, a rituation as chambermaid, or to do general housework. Can be seen tor two da; ‘Thirty-seventh street, between Seyventl ty references required, teenth street, near Setond avenue, for two days. ANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER IN A HOTEL, AN 13 Church street. American or English woman, WSIED—A SITUATION, youn, family, +r o ence irom her last place. Houston street, second floor, front room, ANTED—A SITUATIC English iadie: dressing; and getting up fi street, third story, between Second Thin ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A | situation as cook in a private famil. ood city reference. d street tor three days, up stairs, ANTED—A SI in a smal: Can be seen days. Apply at 825 Broadway, ANTED—AN ACTIVE, TIDY GI maid and waiter, at No. 166 Chambers street, e who perfectly understand their business, ‘onors, and can present the best E. D. WILLARD, L, AS CHAMBER- BY A RESPECTAB woman, to do general housework ina mberwork, Washing and ironing. ‘an be seen for two days, at 005 | need apply but of city referenc ARTED—A YOUNG LADY, working button holes w three who ure somewhat acquai be taken under 8 SEAMSTRESS, BY AN | stands dressmaking, hi WHO UNDERSTANDS pon dresses; and also two or inted with dress-making, will Apply at 117g Grand stroet, WANTS. NTED—POURTE HN ry and fancy 0425 “ixth a» aranteed. Mer sure to the worthy DRY GOODS, 5. Call, from, Cotlece. Fite free, Places ADTED—TIWENTY FIVE « usimven, wich w capis vestment will yield a Inguire of Dr. H. K. Kt 1) AND INDUSTRIE 0 3) }t 82), whore th: r to eight dodara, ANTED—AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS ENTR rk. Apply frem 8 to li ok, toe a Ae Botts, Kelleher TANTED—A WELL BOUOATED, CNTELLIGRNE boy, about 15 or years of acs. apply to B. i. Nowe man, 61’ Broadway | WANTEDSA BOY IN 9 DININ | AND OYSTER SA- loon. Apply st 302 Third avenw PORTEKS, WAITERS, BAR. beyat vot res, saloons and trade nd pin now ready, Wishing help can be suited at t 1, No. 4 Eas way, adjvining the Chatham squar FITZSIMON CE’S INTEN Ld Brooksya Office. & McLERNON, ‘. 10» servants at this office, AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR. INSTT FAIR —/ ME TWENTY SIXTH de. They and boys, Employers supp'ied w MERICA annual fair of the Amorionn tvatitute is now open daily, At Castle Garden, from 9 A. M. until 10 P.M. Everything now in order. Designed for the exclusive exposition of the roducts of our own country ‘The annual address, by Jon. William I, Soward, willbe delivered at the Broads way Tabernacle, on Thurs the 20th instant., at 73 oreloe! ‘Piokers, ¢f sy be obtained at Castle Gard 351 Broadw y of the managers. y will be heli wt Hamilton square, om Third avenue, between: Fixty-iath and Sixty-ninth streets, onthe 19th, 2th and 2ist ivst. Tle clerk will be on the ound, to receive the entris of stock, on the I7th, 18th and doth inst. By order of the Board ADONIRAM CHANDLER, Cor. Seo. ————SS THE FIREMEN. IATION OP EXEMPT FIREMEN—THE MEM- iM please mect this dxy Monday) at 2 oeloek Py rner of Grand a ta, to pay th Igst tribute of respect te ciate, Mr. Daniel Baker, who died on the Li ER, Secretary. SSOCIATION OF EXEMPT (1REMEN.—THE REGU: lar quarterly meeting of this body will be held at Fire- jay evening, the Ith inst., at 744 o'clock ye punctual. Persons’ proposed, and ibers, can do so by attending this en's Hasion ‘Tue Members will p wishing to heco meeting, with a certificate irom the Clerk ‘of the Common Council that they have cerved as firemen the time proscribed hy law. GEO, W. WHEELER, Secretary, ” ATA, MEETING, OF WASHINGTON FIRE, ENGINE Company, No. 20, held on ret ru from parade, the fol- lowing resolutions were unanimously adwpted: Resolved, That our sincere thanks sre returned to Fulton Tire Engine Co., No. foreseort with band to line of and we duly appreciate the friendly feeling exhibit occasion, the courtesy being more grateful to us, coming ag it does from those ch whom we bave no claim beyond that bond of brotherhood which should unite all firemen im friendship. a Resolved, That we also return our sincere thanks to Mra Hodgson, of 99 Cedar rtrect, tor beautiful wreaths presente and to Mr. E,'T Prendhomme, of 120 Broadway, for refred! ments furnished on our return, J.R. Paver, Sec JAS. COUGHIN, Foreman TA MERTING OF PROTECTOR FIRE COMPANY, No. 22, hold at the engine house after our annual parade, on motion, it was ueanimously Resolved, That our sincero thanks are hereby tendered to Eagle Hook and Ladder Co , No. 4, for escorting us into line, JOHN MeNICOL, Foroman. otar’ Epwann MePurtan, S NDEPENDENCE HOSE COMPANY, NO. 3.—AT A meeting held on returning from the annual parade, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Resolved, That this company return their most sincere thanks to their old and much esteemed foreman, Mr. M. O. Allen, for his many acts of frioudship, Also, for'the beauti- ful present of a most mwagnificeut bauner, which he had the generosity to present on the evening before the parade. ‘And we assure him tha the will always bo remembered by tho company with the most kind and frieadly feeling Kesolved, That the thanks of this company are returned to the members of Eagle Hook and Ladder Company, No. 4, for their handsome escort to our positiou in the line, Resolved, That the thanks of the company are duly ton- dered to Miss Mary Leak, for the rplendid wreath proseated, by her on the morning of’ the parade; also, to Miss Mary An Hennessy, for the beautiful bouquet; also, to Mary (1 known Indy) forthe two large and splendid bouquets, seut by. her to our foreman, and avistaat; and last, not least, to t beautiful Miss who presented t. ad charming’ bask ea ty of flower FT. Suydam, W. Carter, Com= mittee. Bae... EY, Fordman. JREMEN.—WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, A COMMITTER appointed on ‘behalf of Hose Company 23, return our sincere thanks to Howard fire engine company 36 tor their Kindness in escorting us to and from the plage of starting om the day of the annual parade, JOUN STA: JOUN KUSH, Committee. JAMES B. TERHUNE, ATA SRECISL MEETING OF WARREN HOSE CO. No. 43, held after the Annual Parade, the following res: Olutions were adopted — Resolved, That the thanks of this Company bo hoceby tendered to Amity Hose Co, 33, for their generous ascort of this Company to and from the line of procession on the occa ion of the annual parade of the tire department. Resolved, That the forezoing resolution be published in the New York Herald and Fireman's Journ JAMES E. COLEGROV:! JOHN CAFFERY, Committee, NATHAN 8S. HARRIS. ey THE MILITARY. TIENIION.—THE MEMBERS OF THE NA‘S Guard, are requested to atcond a vigor, Toate ag ‘be held at the carriage house, at7 o'clock precisely. Pui tual attendance is requested of every member. By order, JAS. NEARY, Captain, F. Connisvox, Orderly Sergeant. LF GALLE GUARD, aTTENTI 4 ofthe abeye company, and th nested to attond a meeting to be held at Bradly’s Housq leecker strect, at S o'clock this evening. By ¢ THOS. SULIAVAN, Captain. D.T, SULLIVAN, Secretary. [PRE MEMBERS AND THOSE DESIROUS OF ACCOM Panying the First Company of Manhattan Blues on the third anuval exe for target practice, will meet at on Tuesday evening, October BS at 74 « Ms . SPRAGUE, Serges LEANDER ScuourEn, Secretary. a ‘ THE MEMBER( Wishing to join, ar¢ 66 HN KELSEY, Soran OST—IN A BROADWAY OMNIBUS, ABOUT HALE- ast seven o'clock, on the 13th, a lad. old bracelet, nder upon returning it to THOMAS T. MELDS, Man tion House, Brooklyn, will receive a suitable reward, Lost 18 GOING FROM THE SECTIONAL DOCKS TO Bodford, via Division avenue furry, @ parcel of papers, enclosed in'a buff envelope, consisting of transfer deeds, bonds, and mortgages on property, Xo, | The finder will dé suitably rewarded by leaving thei at 252 South street, L°F%. FOUR RED SAMPLE CARDS, IN GOING FRO! No. 68 Broad street to Liberty street. As they can be no value but to the undersigned, the fiuder will confer a favog by returning them to HENRY JOUNSON, 68 Broad stroot, Des FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ON THE BLOOM. ingdale road or Ninth avenue, a gold wateh, with ribbon, chain and veal attached The finder will be liberally re- warded by leaving it at the office of Isaac Kip Jr., No. 54 Wall street, or at 57 Loudon Terrace, West ‘Twenty-third st, OST—IN FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR SHCOND ‘avenue, or left in a Second avenue stage, about 7 o'clocl on Saturday evening, n black merino shawl, The findor wil be suitably rewarded by leaving it at 182 East Fifteenth treet, or sending word where it may be had. OST—FROM THE COLLINS STEAMER ATLANTIC, Sunday, October 16, a small square black oilskin box, With a label tied to one handle, marked Welford, Atiantio, room 13, containg books and papers, only of use to the owns or, $20 reward will paid for its recovery. It is supposed to have been taken by mistake from the dock with otier bag- gage. Apply to HH. Moore, bookstore, 27 Merchante’ EX- ver and Wall street OST—IN THE EARLY P. { OF LAST WEEK, TWO 4 life policies, sundry notes past due, two notes not due, @ Broadway savings bank book, &c., neither of any use to any one except the owner. Five dollars reward gwill be paid to the finder on returning them to Messrs. Tittle, Fox & Mitchelly S11 Broadway. OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, IN THE serie of Grove street, or in going from thérein a Bleec! Stage to Niblo’s, or in the saloon, a lady's large size fi breast pin, get with pearls, It Deing valued vory highly a8 present, any person having found it will be liberally, 0 y returning it Without delay to H. B. Mead, 701 Goon wi | one door from Broadway. ‘ED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MA tion, as coachman and ferences as to character and abi ironer. room; can give ‘the best ree lity. Apply at 15 Insurance UATION, BY A RESPE as Iaundress oF to cook, wash, and iron ANTED—BY A VERY ATTENTIVE WAITER AND his wife, who is an excellent cook, situations as above. would take the chargs of house keeping fora small WNTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE youn; chambermaid and waiter. Lest city re! for two years. yan they hai Best city referor ce will be given. 1. Walters, No. 139 Wooster street, dd oor, from 9 A. M. till 12 o'clock, ANTEDSLADIES’, GENTL washing, "by an excellent Iaun inds of fine washing, mely; lace flutin e advertiser hag last eight years. street, rear how: been used to do in their last places, Please call this woek for where she has lived Please call at street, “Can be seen for two days. ANTED—BY situat Work of a emall famil, irom her last place, ment, Can be seen for two da; AND FAMILIE: ress, who is capable of ty done very hand and lace curtains done equal to new. ty of laundress for tho 222 Wost Twonty-sixth RESPECTABLE you’ cbambermaid, or to do the reet, in thé rear base: Please call at » first floor, for Mrs, Cain. if not engaged, ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY young woman, as plain be teen for two da fowth and Thirt ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STRONG, ACTIVE lain cook; would assis or would take care of growiag children an be soon for two days at 213 Seventh young woman, and Kousework, do plain avenue, front r ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAB! young woman, te wat do cha: dren, App! ironer, to mak bo given. | Please Ninth and Tenth ANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABL,| a situation as first rate work and the fi be given. corner of the Bowery, at t A RESPECTABLE ing for a few gentlemen or Good city reference given if require etween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, in the rear, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN, LATE: come in from the country, as porter in @ stors, or re with a farmer for ‘alary not #0 much Address T. B, WHOL! ow SAL ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, re, by ® young man, havin; 6 bi best reference given. of city referon rect, front bssemen ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION TO! mberwork and plain sewing, or take onre of chil- ly at 71 King atreet, in tho ‘WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT | young woman, @ situation as plain cook, washer, or chambermaid and ANTED—A MAN t the fruit stand, DK. TO OPEN OYSTERS OUTSIDE ivo satisfactory city reference 8 Fulton street, corner of Gold in sewer; would be wi © herself generally useful. Good city reference can all at 255 Sintoenth strect, betwoon ANTED—FIVE YOUNG TO ENGAGE INA O68, that will pay from $40 to 800 is arare chance. Those from the countr Apply to or adilress, post paid, Geo. W. Hill, YOUNG WOMAN, to do chamber: TEAWDY SOBER MAN.—TO ONE WHO ANTED—A § ‘ % Up a horsepower good ewpable of fixin ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION Would be willing to assist in the wash 1d go as chamber ail private family. Vetween land 12 0° is ‘ia pet), wages will ho avon, corner of Rywon avd Willough! and Inundross, Vieuse call at 62 University place, ‘clock, for two da; TABLE GIRL, jain sewer. Tho bost of vity ‘at No, 28 Harrison strove, boy that can come well reeom- Apply after 2 o'clock, P M., to child's nurse and reference can be given, second floor, ED—MEN OF BUSINESS HABITS, TO CAN- standard works, published in London; WAxTED ny wit E'S nent; pay either commit pare communion, pay A KESPECTABLE AND HRAUTHY | iid to nurse; call on idow woman, n Forty-fourth street, betwoen Tonth and Elevoni Mesore. J. TALLIS & CO., 0 sireet. REWARDS. REWARD.—STOLEN SEPT. 2%, 1853, FROM THE of the bscriber, a bi ny bi $50 permis anton hay han Pon cal tween his n¢ main tail black. Whoover will re- turn the said horse to the subscriber shall receiv: nd om conviction of the thief the whole reward. GILDB! MER- RITT, Tarrytown, Westchester county, New York. st esl Dade anertae erent: 25 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPRR. hension of ae nen or persons who mutilated the back of stage No. | the Atlantic line from South Fe to Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, Whon the person is dotee gst the proprietor, No. 3 Atlantic, corner Pag treet, Brooklyn. Brooklyn papers copy and send in. bile |. BLACKWELL, o eT eennnON I. te 25 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE GENT O,man whe took the gold wateh and chain from room No. 1, Carlton House, on Sunday morning, about L o’elock, with the view, no doubt, of securing the same to the rightful owner, by Pretenting them to the Proprietor of tng Albany House, on the southwest corner of College place’ant Warren stroct. N, B.—I have the memorandum of the aut ber of the watch, which will be showm to the party return: ng it, 1. REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY MORNING, OCT, 14, at 9 o'clock, between Solomon & Hart's curtaim jore and Stewart's dry goods store, a small gold watch, wits a chared back, and key und locket attached by by Patch & Gi No. 4,272. _Ai one a e'the reward ato. 8, Frascls’ boo Brosdwe REWA4RD.—STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM Houston street, hite eetter dog, with liver colt ote. Wh will return the said shall receive the above reward and no qnestions asked. tioned against purchasing said dog. FINE ARTS. oven gantipy anoens nrmannnnn N RYS.—RARE ENGRAVINGS AN Riyal! following ol masters, real gems of art, ke | in Europe by « special agent. An et nly DAL i Ty the most celebrated masvers) is just imported, worthy th immediate attention of connolsenrs and all fine arts, nt BIGGAR?’S olit store, No. 69 Canal New Yore “Rembrandt, Wille, Rubens, Edelink, Ostade, Plonski, a others. Alvo, 0 very fine collection of rare portraits, &e., SO OO OO OOS OSE WOOD PARLOR SUITES, AND FURNITU! re over desoription.—C. A. Sonthaien Geo Sohindler), manufacturer of fashionable oabinet furni and uphol would ns abo ense forniahing to examine his took, which is mate fy! ty custom trade, after atest a poxt door to ple’s