The New York Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1854, Page 6

CONTINUED PROM FIFTH PAGE. yANTRD—A | We? NURS! once Sent’ to tho charge will get liberal maces iy at No. Feroy place, from 8 to 10 in the moraing oF Bleecker etroct, 5 to Tin the afternoon, ar SITUATION, 1, a8 nurse and seamstress, or asch between a neteonth and | Twentioth streets, hind A RESPECTABL nt, botwoen Eighth and Ninth | ANTED—BY A tion as chambermaid and waiter. for two days. ‘ect, in the rear. N, BY A PROTESTANT GIR and to’ do plain sewing. hirty fourth street. SPRCTABLE GURL, A sirda- Can be secon for two | BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN; seamstress, the other as id laundress ; understands’ French hen and making upof fine clothes’ perfectl. Please call at dl Prince Have no objection to go a short TANTED— TU ATIONS, eity references, JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A young English woman, in’ a fancy dry ima bakery or first ela aueEDOA Bt t of city referonce street, tor two days. ANTE D—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AMERI h nurse and chamber SATION, BY A RESPECTABLE d and to take caro Apply at 18 Prin “8 a Weat Thirty titra Sule ccuntey. ‘The best of refer Please call at Ni from ber last employer. treet. A SITUATION, PROTESTANT at 76's Sixteenth erect A RESPECTABLE Kk, Washer and ironer, in a pi of city reference given if roquired seen for two days,at No. 8 Fourth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth vtrecks, Good city referonc inoteenth street, second floor, Tront room, Can be sven for ANTED—A SITUATION, rear, for two days. ANTED—A SITU young girl, betwe take Care of chi make herself generally use(ul from her laet place. Inquire in the ease call at 1 Cane menor tae ae A RESPECTABLE Ly and iron; has no ob- work. Good city reference. woman, to cook, Ww: T girl, in a private y ecker, in the Fear. ANTED—A SITY ican girl, ina p, & good plain seimstrees, s no ohjection to go in the country three days at 254 Stanton streot. ANTED—A_ SITU oung woman, 29 cham Bort of city reference gi 372 Third avenue, RESPECTABLE and pinin seamst en for twodays at Young woman, cele ._ Apply at 680 Houeto 7 ANTED—BY A irl, a situation as} @o plain sewing; no reference can be given. © Fear, second floor, Trout room, for two days. A RESPECTABLE in cook; she would try to'act as dair; Fleage apply at 303 Teuth strcat. BY A RESPECTABLE of city reference Y OrEs TAN T a into the country. t 103 avenue D, in the no ‘bien tion to go into the co Feference can be given. ANTED—A SITUATION young woman, to de cl mil can be ¢ ho Apyly at 68) Houston. st ARTED A SITU Uhousework ia a private fami Apply for two das toonth sto et, third fe ANTE D—A SITUATION, English woman, as a professed co ‘Tho best of refere Mon tore Sandie country. Can be seen for threo days, ANTED—BY A RESP situation to do general hourework. Can be scon for ono er of First avenue, second floor, me Apply at 254 Stanton st A inn give good city y ak 20 Highteonth stroet Good city reference fro sen street, in the young woman, © Fork ‘and ine washing: aud ‘ironing in 9 peiate rence from her Jast place, w Can bo seon for t i street, in the ear, YA ary veh om bermada and tote : ection to do cham £60 West Wae young woman, ns ye private family. one need call except they Wi Best of city reference given. store. Can be seen tor two days, ANTED—A SITUATION, | Young woman, as land election to go in th ‘Apply at 257 Bowers, ; eae A RESPLOTABLE ference can be given. HO TS WILLIN rences, and no others, may apply at Fourteenth street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY ‘oang woman, as plain small private family. Be seen for two days, at the dent strects, top floor, front reom, BY A YOUNG GIR, AS A RESPECTABLE k, washer and ironer, 2 good city references. ornerof Vanbrunt and Pro ANTED—A SITUATION, chambermaid or to take ea! taking earo of baby from ita lieth. Good city reference venue, near Thirty-third Can be seen for two days. tf floor, front room. (TANTED—A SITU ATION, young woman, 48 cook, f yen ‘housework of # smal! family. where she ean be soon at present, No. 59 East ok, washer and viene Good reference from BY A RESPRCTABLE miaid oF waiter im a private TED—A SITCATIO young woman, a7 cham table city refere r Sal Etat Tw fun street, between Lirst avenge andavenus A, OTESTANT Grn ironing, or ns chamber wanin for two days at 120 Mott ste and Hester streets, ‘A. RESPECTABLE “tion ag chambern. ai a aad see matress, work for s small y reference from days at Se5 Groeawich nt Can furnish the b y Can bo seen for two | in the rear, front room, first 7 ANTED—AN he wart be a good 69 sioner, and wilting Ono with city erences can apply at No A RESPECTABLE rwork and waiting. West Twenty-cighth TANTED—A SITUATION ‘oung woman, to do cham. oferch Please call at ll sity reference. street, first floor. TANTED—A TIDY, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG to do the general good plain cvok, her Inst situation. Heeween Clinton and Court stevets, South asher, and ironer, and have NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU to do plain cooking: is a good washer and Can be seen for two twoen First and Seoond pay hack re ANTED—A COOK, WHO UNDERSTAN at 14 West Twenty eo! SITUATION, to do chamberwork ie Healy Fete cn en ened Fer quired. Apply sd atevat, from? h. BY A MOST RESPEOTA- as*obambermaid; can do plain sew. starobing and ¥ The best of city refere Please call at 3° ety tf {pies street,) secot ANTED— A ao ble young woman 4 anderstands c! seen for two days, floor, back room je sorry be Slog nf fog it 0 to the, country Lat 459 Second a 0_ of eattons to . ANTED—BY A GIRL, A SITUATION TO DO GE Is ji re od ood Wr young Takery store irces D., TI Wyte Ver mincrs. She must be eapsb) wat: riale for hourekceping A widow pre ANTED—BY TWO cae, ex to do | ironing, erdoto for two days, First amd Se at her aver WANs SITUATION, girl, ax nurse aud chamberma: ference. ‘Call or address 360 Tenth strect, third back room, Can be seen for two days if not engaged, NTED—A SITUATION, 1 family h av and fine washing and V ANTED—TWO PROTESTANT WOMPH, TO GO A ance in the country, in a small funily metress; sho must be capa rod aay in herpeceoms short di as nurse and si charge of an infant, and be 1 other as coo ser and in ve good ci neraily vi room No. M4. ut BY A RESPE win pacite family, aa cham! out cinployer’s, ay tha first “utroct and Eizath ‘ayeuve, A COMPETENT WOMAN, and take, charge of a boarding house for | wlocting the furnitare and aeasae ady this week to start, - Miner, Herald RESPECTABLE tuations: one to cook, wash, yam hamberwork and oasist in the aan berwork and tengaged, at 2 ig. Ca Twelfth strost, between The best of city re- BY A RESPECTABLE ermaid and waiter, or to do city reference, fe, between Twenty-third and nty fourth strcets, second floor, TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation in a private family. to do chamborwork oning ; waderstands fluti g, or taking caro of children. ase call at 241 Mulberry street, front room, up Can be well rece! y references, and willins to make themselves ul. Apply for two days, at O21 Broadway, Ws STED py AR a situation to do warhing and ironing. PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, eral housework, plain cooking, mn give good city reference. apply at No. 11 Jay street, Broo | Pieace call at ws BY 4 YOUNG GIRL, TO tare of aldaren, aad to ‘Aaosist da the esambartiarky has no objection todo the housework of a small fanuil nth strect, hetween Broadway and Fourth avenue, Can Le seen for two days. sit Wrz. © floor, front room. SATION, BY A RESPECTABLE nan, to do general. b fiven. Apply at 415 Greonwich street, socoud young wou sowing; would be w private family. Best of rtreet, near avenue 1. ing. ANTED—A SITUATION, A RESPECTABLE and chambermaid, or to do hourework fu a small Apply at 360 Tenth ‘A. RESPECTABLE, $g0od pluin cook, washer and The best ef city reference t, between Amity ge ens SUIVATION, BY rituation to do ge is a good plain coo! | at 27 West Bro BLE YOUNG WOMAN, ork in a emall private and understands washing aud Can give rood city reference. 100 y-eighth strect, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Can be neen for two days, if not suited. WA NTEDISEVERAL, YOUNG GIRLS TO LEARN | the dressmaking. Nono but good sewers need apply way, first oor, Paid while learning,” and mike all kinds of pactry. en Si V ANTED—A SITUATION, | tamil iW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE youns sirl, a8 cook, washer and ironer; she can hake, Best of references ales her t place. en callat 162 West Kighteen Eighth avenues, for two da, RESPECTABLE young woman, to do chamberwork, or work ina small Can he acen for two days at 197 Ninth street, be tween Second and Third avenues. tands ha ity reference 1DDLE AGED PERSON, A SITUA , or to do light ¢ ner of Houston'an Two ation as chamberu first floor. front room. aati she cuts and fits chil sewer. Hav best of reference. TABLE YOUNG one 98 cook, washer and irouer, mer mad nd waiter. Can he seen for two young womat family. Best of » lanadre *, in a respectable priva reference riven, Apply at 10d Sixth arene, second door above Eleventh strect. ANTED—A SITUATION, ‘oung woman, vewor k or eb: ble famities in the eity. | floor, back room, for one week. WASTEDTAS SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, exeelies washer and ironer. Sanat 10ne Thirty- ixth and Seventh avenues, first tloor, third street, between front room. ' Can be seen for two days, ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A YOUNG WOMAN, To Sen fo iag and ironing, and assist inthe eneral housework of a small family. “Apply at No. 97 Eset jeventeenth street. ANTED—A situ! ATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 1b excellent washer and seen for twodlays. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘8 situation as cook, washer and irouer, or as laundrei Mulberry street, streets, in a peivate damil days. her resite Mrs. Kidd No. 13 Mote street, irdninig employer's, ANTED— to do el: ironiog, or waiters: Prote able help of tundsces wanted, ets, room seen for two days. 7 ANTED—BY betw 75 East Soventeonth street. p—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG jd and waiter, or to ao pla i. un Le seen for two days at 90 Bat Bloveuth stroct, nil seam ns des to take eure o Is willing to iven. Please do the cooking, washi Can be seen at 219 East Twontioth street, Firstavenue, second floor, back room, hor last pines. Vicese ANTED—A_SITUATIO’ ‘ong woman, to do ge ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. RES Young woman, to cook aiid to assist in washing cst of city ref given, Apply at her present 119 Waverley place, for two days. A YOUNG bpp > SITUATION Ww* herwork and to asi: to hi seen at 120 St. Mark’s place, between First a tnd a avenue A, for two di bape MRS. GREEN'S Retest Hd AGEN- y, 628 Bi mai nd ca: | i) and goo nd-gountry. Good colored | for city éren. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO- man, with afresh breast of milk, a baby to nurss at ¢, 69 Mulberry street, in the rear, Inquire for | | ws nurses, cham cooks, Ii TANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SIT tion as chambermaid and. waiter, and who is ‘willing | to assiot; also a grown girl as child’s maid. Best of cit} rence from their last place, strect, rear bullding. W4NeD-BY, 4 Cle. ‘Twe: Can be soen till suited. -ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung wonlan, a8 seamstress; can ent and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses; has no objection to do chamberwor or mind children; can produeo the best of reference if requir- | ed. Please :allat No.8 Fitth strect, in the rear. A SMART, RESPECTABLE GIRL, a fourtoen and iifteen years of age, a situatjou hi Can do plain sewing ‘or waiting. e herself uioful in a private family. good refcrence from her Jast. place, for days,xt 51 Fourth avenue ‘an be seen maid and ~ fo go a short ‘f ference can be the ster BY A RESPECTABLE Plosse call at 120 Eighth n be given. Please call a pitth anaSsisth avontes. an be ond door from ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, work and waiting, or to take erre of children and do plain ier an no objoctyon to vo a short distance in the country, le 421 Third avenue, near Thirty-first street ase call at Ni for two days. | oounsey. 'T GIRL, A SITUATION would have no oljection to assist in washing uld goa short distance in the country. quire at Be Washington street. J ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woe 8 chambermaid and waiter.” Appl in the rear, between Houston and rv two days. ‘W TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do gencral housework or plain cooking, he best of city reference given from call at 11 Desbrosses street, for two Ww* (beet Ww BY A RESPECTABLE house or chamberwork in asmuall private family; best of eity roferonce given. Call at Ne in the store. PECTABLE | W* you baker and pactry cook; woul: rence from her last a week, fan Gre 7 ANTED—BY A a situation to do ge: iW sce st NTEDTA, SITUATION, Protestant > Ly care of ¢! ply for two ant and Thi ANTED—AN INDUSTRIOUS Girt, care <s sa Nd. d. a We: #8 ; Would do the hous washer and ironer, and understands bakin, references can be given from her last place. | days at 108 Madison street, in the basement. NIED—A SITUATION, young woman, to cook, wash and maid and laund) gi piace. Can be teen h ay Ween Twentyixth and Twenty-veventh etrectsy top oor, a ack room. NTED—A SITUATION, BY A SCOTCH WOMAN, as cook; is a first rate washer and ironer and a good Please call at 34 City Hall place, in t two days, es alt an oh rowla Rave’ ae objection iat No. reforence Best itantio stres ven. & situation as id like to A’ RESPECTABLE. YOUNG woman al housework, cook, wash ‘at 363 Green wit ANTED--BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, PROM THIR- teen t to fourteen years of age, a ‘ages Lot so much an object as & good ho: rect, in the rear, top floor, ANTED—A WOMAN, AS GOOD SEAMSTRESS, and to delight chamberwork, to Bert of city recommendation required. Apply bs ae Blees ker street. ANTED—BY A SMART, TIDY FOURS. woes, a situation as cook, washer and froner. end baker, excellent washer and iro nerai h usework of a furril be seen for four days at 58 ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women, one to cook, wash and iron, the other as cVambermaid and waiter. Beet of eit: Sixth avenue, ix the fancy store, for two days, uation ins private | Bice a short distance in "No objection to Please ¢ t 257 Sev BY A RESPECTABLE sent well recommended. Broadway. Be A bee pagti ty iron, ber- in washing ond jousework; can bring good rofor vel. Oliver street in ti NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, as wet nurse. t of city’ recommendations given. Apply at 50 Fear, Can be seen for two days, Has no objection ty family, by it 21 Va -ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL E PROTESTANT young wyoman, @ situation as Has good teenth street ia the basem¢ ANTED—A DERrAEEy TO BOARD IN THE ist be a good cutter and fitter. Please eal ne Do West Nine- » for two days. ‘Apply at 212 East Fourtoonth moderate sized be: six o'clock, oF Vrcahrat and ay he or Bleecker street, near the Bowery or Broadway. stating terms, to B. B., often ey ANTED—BY TWO young MEN, ROT EEE) "o with breakfast at half- in the location of Pi nee ZAN, TIDY GIRL, 4 SITUA- tion to do cooking. washing and et ar would | to do housework or chasnberwork; bag no ol country.’ Can give good city, re 3 Sixth sent Lotaroen 1 maith aud thir. | ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WAITER, BY A BE. | spectable young man, al given by applying at S11 Broadway, Can Can be between Tenth and Eloventh sts, ¥V JANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women: ene as chambermaid and understands all kinds of fino other is a good cook and a and io'a first-rate laundres: washing and Froneh fluting: cood washer and fron vate family. They ha: last lust place, Apply at No. 115 West third floor, front room, near the Seventh avenue. seon for two Guys, its birth. Has the socond floor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PERSON, A SITU- ation ax nurse; one who has many years experience in of children, and oan take tlie ‘entire charge of a of city referene: taile famiiy. Please call t and Second ayenuss, ith ctreet, between Fi ront room, for two da, reepecta rence given. Plea ED—A SITUATION AS LADY'S MAID, BY A le young woman, or as chamberiaid; would ‘The est of vity like to travel, or do general housework. ‘ at 144 Variok ot. call for two da, eapa th NTED—A SITUATION, ility and charac back room, second floor, f. [ED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ress; is a good ehirt maker and can work on ‘The beet of city reference can 1.e given as to Can be soon at 49 James strect, lain sewer, both wish situations in a pri- he best of si reference from their ‘Twonty-sixth street, Can bo | BY A RESPECTABLE | young woman, a8 laundres# and chambermaid; can do | ing and ironing: entlemen’s linen and Lation nery. Hos the best | Please call at 29 First avenue, front room, WNtEp- | ile Pro ing and ironia, two days at 25. ustry i: t meal city not engaged. SITUATION, BY A VE ant girl, as cook and to has good city reference, stroet, up sti Can be seen for Wi NiEP- By A RESPECTABLE WOMA § is an experienced cook, and good Laker of © patties, blanc mange, and ice creams, Ploase call at 118 W co. if required. Nineteenth etrect, near Seventh avenue, for three Cus it Wasmpony A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA a situation; is a good cook, washer and ironer; i todo general housework in a small private family, Lest of city reference ean be given from her lnat plas West Twenty nixth street, in the store, TION, BY A COMPETEN’ Apply 8) sit [ANTE V Young woman, as chambermaid and seamstress, cord roferences aa to character and ability. Until engaged, at 363 Twollth siest, between First und Se: | cond aventcs and the other and irov Apply d avenue, north Tias ns waiter, ‘and to age in Koterenees irom their last employers will bo required, and cily atoh poregaa need oj theie bubhxess Meroughly ond axe, wil etwoen 40 o’elock pply as understand to make them- t corner of Fiith stro BY A PROTESTANT mberimaid or waiter; is is ming to yale 4ED—bY A YOUNG cut and | wa generally 1G Best Twenty aveny A SITUATIO: wake children’s de. Or take cato of cbild- Can give good city ence fro her last place, whers she left on eking vp housekeeping, Can he seen for tw ghth strect, hetweon Second nad in chamberwork housework in a pani family. Can be ocen for two days ‘xt 17 floor, trout rocm. ws TED—A SITUATION, BY young woman, to ecok, wash and SITUATION, to do con <oca quan fret Fate waahad # ference. Pi "W2Ntps 8 ITUATION, Good reference can bo given. ferevee if work with city referene coyvcen 6 and 10 mor W etory. corne? of Pes AU RESPECT? ~ , 4s & good plain . Has go vt city re- » th i fi cull at 175 Monroe young Aierican girl, to do chamber i Pleaso call at 33 n Pith and Sixth avenu RESPECTABL aqid and laund . Inquire at 210 First avenue, in W . “SER , TO DO GE. W ANTVED—AT us FIGHTH etochmakere. Non NIED—A SITUATIO! BY in every otyle, with pi iven. Cail at 212 ation a + perfectly.” Good city the store. ED—A SITUATION, derers M wa Herald be hed, lout of r Heraid of Ww NTED—BY tuation as ¢ ved reference iven. wane tion as work. The Lest of city refer: at ivi Walker street. bonse country, fo 26 Broadway W \NTED—RY A YOUN todo general housework; taker, end a gcod washer and ironer; would do ehamber ork Can be seen for three day Has cocd city reference. ‘th cottage from Smith, opposite the a Warren street, fi public school, Frooklyn. AY: ‘EN U E, FIRST CLASS others need apply. AS CHAMBERMAID D metrose, or to do gencral housowo: e family, Can be seen for two days at Wate A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as cook; she understands Fronch cookin, -y. The best of city reference wil hington street, ; aati neee ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, young worsam, as chambermaid. in’ 'to'do general housework. Bet of city roferonce Pleace call at 199 Second street, between avenues A A RESPECTABLE Would have no ob- TANTED—BY A RESPECTABL cook, in a private fa Understanis hez in be soon for West Eleventh AS HOUSEKERPER, IN tclass hotel, by: one who has had, many ing any duties consigned city reference give ating where an interview may ‘3* of dischas of ef KEEPER, BY | | family: abe Kinderstandn her bul nese pe rfectly, ences. Plesse address a avte to Miss A, |W ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUS ct ang woimen; one to cook, wash and iron, the aaee erwerk and waiting. Have no objection to go to beet of city references. arth ctrect. TED—A vn call at 469 INUATION, BY A RESPEC <Wenlan, av Covk, washer oud ironer; one who The Lest of city reference. Please | ‘ourth street, between First and Second ave- nthe rear, Can Pe coen fer two days, s her Lusines, Brockiyn. | WASiE | a sstary of $00 allowed, Pfoase call a4 269 ‘ABLE eter take care of childrs ‘Twelfth street, hetwe Vi ered : s baking, a ist in the care of | milk and butler if required. Will Coke from $510 $0 per | th in a permanent situation. city, cr to po a few miles in the country. Has Pledeo call’ nt 229 First avenue. am for two days, ANTED—BY in pect ROTARLE. YOUNG WOMAN, Ee ake the eare of children or do cham: wrte uae herself generally useful. Can a sitnati a lerwork, who ‘given, First and Second avennes, ANTED—A GOOD | TAILORESA © Lost of chop an syth street, fourth vor, eather SITUATION, BY A RFSPECTABLE | "Vang weman, of tidy habits and nid good recommenda- 8, ‘a8 plain c0dk good a eh ;ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, nation as cook, washer and ironer. cevcan be ath etreet, between V TANTED—BY Please call at 117 ‘conte. Toney 70 oF ‘assis Lo seen for two days at No. 72 Tenth etrect. young woman. The’) ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND IRONER, W glo a ehambermaid and waiter, to assist in the wash: ing. Protestants preferred. Call at No. 42 Seventh street, ANTED—A SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK, WASH- er and ironer, or as chambormaid, bya respectable | Lest of city reference can Le givon. | Apply at 24 Twellth street, near Second avenue, | ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUSEKBEPER, BY | ® ‘an American lady, who is accustomed to the esponsi- Mlities of housekeeping. Tntermation can be ovtsiued by calling at 238 West Twenty: teventh street, . | WaNtEDat9 GO TO A CENTLEMAN’S COUNTRY seat, aix miles from the city, about the Ist of April, » k, wlanndress, and & waltrone, All must be Protest te, City references indisponsal all at road from 10 A.M. to 12M, for two days, Wy een ee FREE, AS COOK AND CHAMBER- ti ping And aes elty Clinton good co; maid, and to in wi ference. Protostants proferred, Apply at piace, i Maedongal streuy, ey ANTED—A SITU, ATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | k; understands nil kinds of cook. n to ageist in washing place, cornex young woman, @ ing, and hes no objo | Gead city reference. da in the shee store, between Tweuty-seeond ad Swenty. ri streets, Can be been for two days D. iu her lact place. ¥ eon for two daye. PRCTABLE ermai YOUNG WOMAN, isa firet rate washer and ase call for two daya at «'twollth rtroct, between First and Second avenues, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ‘ok, wather and ironer, or to do peek lg Can be seen for two days ;ANTED.—A YOUNG WIDOW WOMAN, WITHOUT children, want#® situation to wach, iron, and clean vould be willing to work in a good place, ‘in town or S{per month. Inquire of Visiter of the Poor, ¥.—\ HEALTHY YOUR ret bern a few days since, and ha ishes an’ engagement i jon to the country, Can be woll recom ytire for Mra, C,, at 38 Whiteball street, tirst y. boek parlor, during this week. G WOMAN, A SITUATION is s good plain cook and ANIJED—RBY A RESPECTABLE YO! W a situation to do chamberwork, and assist in washin ane ironing, Can be well recommended. Please call at Weet Twenty-first street. tail ae foo tion to marist ii FANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL rituation to do chamberw ork. washing and ironing, ri onus, third floor, front d waiting, and by given, Inquire at 38 Firs rid assist in washing and pote tm SITUATION, RY A re: given if Nineteenth street, between Bichth an References given and req ase cali at No. S41 Sep W A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMATD OR waitress, by « Protestant girl, who lias lived four years Please apply at 2:4 Sixth avanue, ironing if required, Can be nirod Ninth aven J ANTED—BY A RESPECTAULE YOUNG PROTEST. She is a good cook, washer wer businese; no objee- antry. Good referencos Please call at 4 Spring street, front uit suited. TANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABUR | lane. Ws dod baker of bread and bis- cuit, and perfectly ‘understands her business, Best of cits reference given. Apply at No. 4 Hall place, betwoen Sixt! and Seventh streets. ANTED—BY A YOUNG ant women, a sittation ; perfectly understa Mort distance in the ond irone ired. young Woman, as cook, ity rel BY A RESPECTABLE | oman, ag ges plain cook. wacher and ironer. | E tion to go a short distance in the country. Can , educe the best city reference. Ci yre lctween Fifteenth ard Sixteenth et Ws Sixth avenu | country. The _best of West ‘onth and Kighth ave A_ RESPECTABLE LA gt girl, a ituation as ehambermaid and seamstress, or Can be seen for two days ab with tnsine sales of a ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND TO THE furniture wareroom. cept those acquainted with the business, ck, E, 1, C., (post paid,) box 2,247 Post otto. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE boy, eighteen years of age, who wishos to bind himself to a machinist, stonecutter, or some other reapoctable tra Ple ase call on T. Butler, 23 Clark street, west Pred ap ‘he best of cit, lor’s etoro, as disposed to make Rimealt encrally useful. ference ag to char: Address, with sal derstands the business, the same famil of children, rienced zardener. Feterencen to his last employer, ma ITA. M..)at the confectionery, 148 Wert AN' TED—BY situation in an, himsolf gen rafly useful, irequiged, Address T. 2. Address Chemist, Hud: * | few days, NYED—BY A BOY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, A SITU- ation, to learn the ‘watchmakin; + ghee Adolphus Georgi, eo. SPINK, Agent. bal me SMART, ACTIVE ConES MAN, 70 | rego) a Cs Wand Pee : and who can influence trade, can 4; y at | Ho Greenwich street, between land Iolocks PP 7 Or a8 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, IN A MERCHANT TAT. {stant salesman, and who would be The hest of ro- | ter and qualiications will be requested. y expected, box 752 Post Offic ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISHMAN, “A situation as coachman or groom, He wifo Srould like a chambermaid or waiter, or to take care ey have unexceptionable oaractors have no objection to the country. a be soon Tu Wednesiay, or address T. 8., or at Mr. ‘Thorburn's, No. UJohn TABLE YOUNG MAN, who isa first class penman, and quick at figures, mercantile house where he could make Reference given Brooklyn Post Ofiice, or apply Pacific strect, hetween Court and Boerum strects, Can Le eeon for four days. D—A YOUNG MAN, IN A DRUG STORE. h $1,000. Good security’ given for the money, su Business light, and a pleasant lo street Post Office, fora or.as a copyist. 2 ANTED—-BY ry YOUNG AMERICAN MARRIED age, a sltaation a8 nasistant, book- keepcr, entry clerk, or something of tue kinds ise i pelak aad 6 cortoct ab figures. Best of city’ Foferene BROADWAY, A “ppl: ‘i cig NTED—A COLORED SINGLE MAN, WHO PER- fectly understands the duties of @ doachnan and Js sully competent to do up all | groom, andalso to work under the direction of an expe- Guo with cortifeates of eharactor, and BY AN EXPERIENCED Youn 3 & tituation in the wholesale grocury bualuess. | write a fair hond and is quick at figures; woali have no o | Jection to go to the country: \ Footsatore, 5.P. 0, Beral efiee. Wy ANTED—AT bread baker, a single man, to Also, tehool teachers, en ch etenmers aud railrond and gardeners, girls as cooks, porter in a carpet or di scourity ifrequired, chamberma: One well acquainted rit floor. TO. WORK Od ot | Apply at 44 Por- Has no objection to tue ood reference. Tiiquire fn tho tea store ANTE! and ANTED—BY A you 1 ‘ANTRD—AN EXPERIENCED ENTRY CLERK IN | Ajobbing house. Address Lox 1,008 Post Oitice. 7 ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, TO | learn the plumbing or blacksmith trades, and willing to work. Can have the best of refors at 196 Fast Twenty cixth strect, between = and Second \G MAN, OF SOBER AND dustrious habits, # situation as porter; rune mal | Hmeel! generally useful to his employer. | ¢ | factory reference. Address D. 0. B., Herald will rom pty dt D—BY A YOUNG MAN OF STEADINESS junior clerk in an import- hou ve and energetic, an Lewell recommended. Adidvess box GB) Newark Pest Office, | | New Jersey. | Address ANTED—A SITUATION AS PORTER, IN SOME | Wholevale deygvods store in this city, crienn) of good habits ani of an object. dress Albert We ANTED. A years of a) So ida well, Ld ning. nite, third RESPECTABLE an of exellent churacter, as sin Sprivate family. The heat we ent! at 195 West | 3. | Ws stocked. WOMAN, A SITUATION | A cook: would nesist in washing and ironing: oF to do | tho general housework of # emall family, Good | ence, Callat 24 Twenty-seventh street, betwe vath avenues. WANTEDGRY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION Idin cook, washer and ironer, of to do gona. y, Cera ee Best of | wes Sur West won: 86 Cam a8 good 4 ral housework in a sinall priya or waiter, or to take the entire charge of an y reference. Can be seen for two days at xth street. ference. Pi fer cy site er todo Ht hav ‘A situation to tak srist in chamberws ing, 4 enjection too tothe ccontry, Please call rocond ‘treet, between First and Second avenues, third | floor, hack reom, TED—DY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. re of children and do fine bs i. Rent of city referen coupe ie the count *, if no’ fret floor, No. 3. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY girl, to do general housework. Can five good city ro- 1 at 260 Seventh avonue, hetwoen Twen- ty-eeventh a Twenty cighth strevts, Can'be seen for two mK | fat 'chemterwork. 5 fr and one who will take hier to U Uildoudted reference xiven ith street. Can be seen for two da TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN GIRI, tion ad chambermald, or to take care of chil: eral housework in a small, te fax She no objection to go a short dis | country. Please call at 03 Houston street for two aay. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ituation in a priyate famil isa good washer and ironer. od reference given, C1 engaged, at 0 West Washington place, | Wo rire aun A RRSPECTABLE | o but a rat rate family neod Please ANTED—A SITUATION, ‘man, as Coachman, | distance in the country: | Can give good eit; not t engaged, at ANTED—AN AMERICAN, AS PARMER, TO. <0 | twenty miles in the count: He murt understand his business in all its rane 8 Will he given. None but an and to sueh liberal wi ut between 12and 2 P. M. ply. ANTED—A WAITER, Apply ot 14 Fifth avonue. NTED—A it, floor, front room, for Tour day NTED—ONE OR TWO SALESME: 01 manage rect, corner 0 ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE LA js willtin, , to work on a farm of fifty ‘ANTED—A BOY, FROM 15 To 18 YEARS OF “AGE, Heine coamizt ins saloon: owe who fs willin vi the country preferred. Ca} hours of Zand 40 relowk, ‘and no other timo, at 224 Grand at. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES A PLAIN, W ia hand. fo direct ane in a newspaper office. and ability. Good city reference will be given. Ad: een, Hurald offive, AD FROM FOURTEEN TO st XT EN room. One that can ins dapuerreoty nay mss ‘at Knapp’s, 103 Bowery, before UEEW atreet, MAN, | BY A. PROTESTANT Has No objection to goa short to work in a garden, Fefevence. "Can be seen fortwo days, if | Broadway, corner of Twelfth street. CED DOUBLE FE bookkeeper, wants evening employment at the de: Refers to prevent employer, Address Accurate, Horald of. | fice. ANTEDSA SINGLE MAN AS WAITER; ONE Wao | thorough of city refere’ between Irving piace COLORED PREFERRED.— ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SMART YOUNG ina a8 waiter In 9 country, OL Carmine strect, for two day ANTED—BY A MARRIED as former; is a good market Ninth | | taking care of a farm: is not afr: work bout and pertaining t y rolurence. nm much an object as a home. a ‘guage’ sti this teen years of age, who can com gh in the Soh, i CENTS, of “ee RECEIPT pr Mh ti hd th A leean, with jagectry. Golds Hectic abet 162 Aint strects is th stamps, 1 ranch apd rerides with.his parente. Apply to Front street, IVE BUSINESS M AN, AN AME! n_and attend to an out of door bi Herald office. akg end Aas xoT OVER FOURTESS, he ad Jog | a ba ks Pa do Krone to seen for $l, one ioe Herald fice. -TO Dah pedro ore Srocens ?BS cox: BaLES AT a0CTiwA. TostON at put }— TBE CELLARS CON NECTED BUTLER, AUCTT NEBR —PyRLtC ADMIN; istrator’s tale—On | dreldeky at £0 Ana stroct, B. Crawford, Henry ‘ust “the edlects oe Thom- The beat 12 Amity ee in goth the country. ince. pars AT AUCTION. —! oo on Wednesday pif standard, rt, pe ich strect, Finance Departm: NTHONY J. Bi lot No. 9 Leonard Street at muctio 7 will sell at public at izorclock, at t rick tr it 9 uly about fee from Hind i ty 26 fect Oinchon Ez. ‘salosman of H. H. 4C.—WM. TET ing a 400 AUCTIONEER sell at auction, on aclogk, at thesssiae rosa Nee ie Standaid half-rtandard, dwarf, pe Tike an nnd other fne'variety from the uurscry of J. AUCTIONEER.—HOUSE | n—Anthony J. | ction on Wednesda, sb it ard nm street, Lot 25foet Possession on depth on each side. sin dep remnptory. | Two- Prareika te ctes? maki tenis on band. aad | pirate thertnest and newest a banal of Tomes er particulars apply to | offered at rehase money mai of the choicest varie! ~ AUCTIONEER.—AN- | country, young plants, at the 6 Ger ward E th strong and wealthy rootas K. TAYLOR & CO. PRING SALES.—W. fully mae their friends and the at ne pc ir ne ‘the 11 be moderate, mente ‘will be made for sales at No, 11 Chambers 1y, 22d inst., at 12 mrchacrs, the two atory rick feo 10 Monroe stress, ict lot 21 feet 6 inet 243 Kouroe st id Menta Resi N Front and tea. by 97 fest in adopt more or} ixty cent of the purchase money cau remain on bond Ronald A seven per cont, if desired. “3 roet, ioe Ree feet for threo years, at ther particulars inquire of the auctio NOTICE. —CROCKERY,, GL Gras ware, & eB ee will soll on Weal a Joh: peer of Same. IMEON DRAPER, AUCTIONEER—BY SIMEON DRA- PER, office 46 Pino rtrect, corner of William street.—Om Tuesday, 2st inst, at 124g sts at the Merchants’ Ex- han, per cent convertible tena Railroad C 1, New York, $1009 och t Company, $50 each; 20° abi 25 shares Farmers’ y and $50,onch; 40 shares Oriental fe mone, first mortea, as at Toovslocke “e 100 packages of all ki audin lots to sult retail UCTION NOTICE.—THE eee their old frien ANTED—A 8 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | t the convenient neat young woman, as chambermaid, nurse and seam- ork of « small fam 1 UNDERSIGNED INFOR d the public, that they have romov AT AUCTION.— {Nl gell on Wednesday, TANDARD ROSES i - s™ DARD Rose: L. yas ber of Namanand ¥ bree oF ai ‘oll, corner of ¥ iitieth Pieat and ene ALE OF DRY goons, AT 141 EIGHTH AVENUE.— by here at without any reserve, e consern, this day a patoving days, le, each day, at 10 tween Piri lee| and Reade corel near Chatham an meral auction’ and commission exertion used to give satis- Outdoor sales settled same day. almost daily, The salerrooms now ready (or the reception of First rales ‘ig te aaly noticed. ______ THOS. B BU! tof | will ry attended “A UCTION SALE.—SAMUEL O8Goon, UCTIONEER, will fell, to-morrew morning, lock, at bis salesroom, 81 tion of household furniture, comprisin tales, rockin extension dinfas abte tetes, arm ebairs, cone Vookeases, wardrobes, couch beds, easy chairs, mal be (iuceday) March 21, and t! due of cree | Ses in apr EA, BRANDY, SUNDRIES. At 103g o'clock, at 51 Dey at Gn assortment of ed ebamber salts, tot <edstonda, tattresses, el and herring, tobue rn ‘wares, heme! ‘Sxtures, & WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. UNTRY SEAT AT Per isha ere CONNECTICUT.— | WILLIAM IRVIN tions auction, on eaneday, lnroh 32. at 10% Yelock, fel Cottage House, known as tae 8) neni acres land, houschold furniture, &c. Cottage replete with every convenience, containing twelve ‘here are 234 acres of land. 2i7 f ot nti Heol high an late a. wil el a6 | RANA Amen JOR (i) GIVEN AWAY) BY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, for sti printed slips. A submit to ‘this? No. BRISTOW positivel ing nS Benes ga goples an Dimon residence; rs with grapes ee GO TO BRISTOW’ is sae Lepage o § WRITING PARLORS, and gain a good hand. Ladies of aif ntlemen a aeaune: 2 Deon apie daily’ ; T Vertu ie a de —THE SUBSCRIBER WILL this week, to his cheay wel laa aro ecattered over the round and border the walks upon street, and forming . furniture, consisting of mahogan: furniture, Brussels nad ingrain carpets, kitchen furniture, j-HOUSE PLANTS, &C.—WILLIAM IRVING & CO., auctioneers, ‘will cell at auction on o'clock, at the salesroom, No- jmpenetrable shade AMELIAS, GREE: Wednesday, March 9, at 1034 8 Pine street, camolias, gréen-houso ‘plants, in bloom, &0.; ed fine double camelias in the very best or- fine astortmont of tingle Gameliag, in A crs fr ite Moore, Horist, Ninety. Catalogues two days be- about two hundi der, full of bud: pee! & book-k ERB. repen 362 Bi coping os boy YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO HAVE Bae ead ANARY BIRDS AT AUCTION.—A. H, NICOL, Co. will soll at auction, on Wednesday, rite he salestoom 169 Broadway, nb arte mountains, Germany; by gaslight as Me s WARD SINTZENICH, Late cbief salerman of I ie Leds &Co, ANIEL D. NASH, AUCTIONEER. — NOTIC: E—BY ! virtue of a chattel mortga public vendue, on Wednesday, t! atten o'clock’ in ‘March 22 at rences of the most undoulted respec! ut 109 Genter line addi dressed to Theione Hosald oi oiee, Wil 17) | Mirde, from the Hi an first class WELL EDUCATED GERMAN conversant with the En; | Wishes togive lessons in her nal for translating from the nel sold without reserve, WIDOW LADY, lish and toged languas en: ito cool Gorman I will exposo for salo at ot March, instant, _ foot of Tenth street, FRENCH YOUNG LADY, EDUCATED IN principal boarding schools of Paris, wi macete | iessons in Freneh, masicand @ | The best of references can be ve | o'clock at No. 94 Fifth avenue. OOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, aed favorable terms. by W. J. REN VIL! oe course of instruction is practical and ¢! imparted to each student separately. Openday ani RECIAN EMBROIDERY. oh nearer IN Rit} art will be given to a |i Grand street. 22d the forenaén, at the East river, the hulls of two steamboats, FR) L. VULTE. Attorney for Mortgagees. Dated New York, March 20th, 1854, H. LUUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.—GENTEEL HOUSE. LUDLOW will sell_at auction March 22, at 1034" o'clock, strect, the ontire furniture contained in said house, con- sisting in part of Jar; @ pier and mantel glaseos, rosewood ogany Dior and centre tables, with , gyaunnt Gothic hookease, one mahozany table, mahogan: uscele and iugrain carpets, eilelotia: 4 am assortment of kitchon furnitun ing, in a private fas a Ap fem Sed TAUGHT UPON hold furniture.—E. H. = 239 Broadway. | solna and chairs, ana mited number of ladi im six lessons. For terms Spply ae with whioh the sale 10 FRENCH TEACHERS. teacher, at whose residence Feeeive onvers 8 WANTED, A LADY indy and gentleman could tai instruction nee or twice a week. , Only from 9 to roadway. ‘TON, AUCTIONEER.—1 ARGE AND IMvor- ale of rasewood and mahog fey by cotelogue I. CC (Tuesday,) March 21, at If if Bockman street, the entire furnitiire of a gentle: and romoving from the city. M1 assortmont of rosewood for tofas and tevern-teto to mnatehs Voltalee chairs mehogany wardrobes and hook casts, and without marble topr: furniture, ear- TON will sell 4 o’clock, at the auction EGHORN BONNETS —RECEIY Asia, from Europe, Lcd Pi Of the latest shapo, got up i class city trade, now open s 0 dress buroaus, with ‘mahogany French bodsteads, rble top centre, vide and sofa thbt d couch bedsteads, tapestry, ponte, oilcloths, forty hair mattresses, e8, ed bedroom furniture ia sult, donk furniture, lint nd Freneh plate mirror Thee is boy sa PY, 445 Brondway. DAME MALHERBE BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM the Indies that she will opon day, March 23, at 419 Broadway, ISS A. CITTI, (53 NROADWAY, WILt, OPEN A sagyivome assortnent of epring millinery, on Thursday, curled ma: | Thure RE Roe fron'farnitnre, fe, N.B. arlor furniture, and or engraving busi= Williain street, in most of the other and can bo relied orning, and goods can be oxami 405 BROADWAY, WILL OPEN ON je iddachae tenutlénl desocterratee Fronch 4, head dresses, embroiderins, eo.” nd ailliners supplied on very rexconable terias” ILLINERY.—A LADY GIVING UP BUSINESS, ON account of ill-health, will sell, in quan f spasery, her entire stock’ of millinery und fi Per cent below covt, Ladies in tho business will i i by calling at 73 East Fourteenth street, near Union ed on Monday afternoon. FOR, SALE—ON THURSDAY, MARCH 23, AT 2 t the Merchants’ ick front house and tot Wo, 23 itis near the junction of Sixth within 100 fect o Jefferson mamket, a dence: fora private family. Teil be sold oe private pplying to the owner, J.” Ly mbers strect, any time’ before Thursday, from ‘12 t Petes! Esq., the Christopher street. N.Y. svenue, Greenwich ane sities to RA a = te | i} yon, at his office, See ca 1 DRESSM PUPIL OF MNE- yoremaker of the Rapress’ of Frances Bes 00 OWLS AT AUCTION.—WEDNESDAY, MARCH at 12 o'elock, at the anstion room, 169’ Broadway, ccops of fing fowls, consisting of fine specimens of bess, irae stay, buif, black and wh: a variety of aatanes et ‘A CAKE AND hitoon miles in the clerks, salesinen, oys for trades, DAME BARNETT BEGS LEAVE TO INFORM THE Pootra, Chittago m her Paris millinery on Thurs- Leghorns, Polands, Muscovy, Caingo, Hack and white crested above fowls were bred b; the National Poultr; ladies that she will o | day, March 28, at 373 Broads | Mr bf cnn i] BROADWAY, LATE MRS, A a Ptr ry aa w goods, o open nior fe The the most successful exhibitors at hibition lately held at Barnum's Museum, On exhibition, and catalogues ready on Tuesday. | ‘A. H. NICOLAY. SDWAKD SIS TZENICH, lesman of H. H. Leeds & Co. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONRER.—ELEGANT SALE of firet claes cabinet furniture, ail madi igie, at the well known establishment of Mr. G. roome street, Nay Broadwi from husiness.—I rasaaessint wecereainecis contained therein, te the chert bidder, on Tuesday, o’closk each day, rt | auperior quality an ad leer evan shawl ov | OPENING oF PARIS MADE SPRING AND SUMMER Has, Monday’ 7'STRWART & CO., Broadway. ARIS AULLINERY_WILL OPEN, ON THURSDAY, | silk, craps age ARIS, MILLINERY-— MADAME J. entrance 110 Grand stroet, will opon spring js about predrieg entire valuable ‘assortm aN lawn, and fancy bonnets, ae E BROWN, 43 Brondway, up stairs, FINIBLS, 450 y, 2d March, at 10 ry description of cali binek anne maho; Lureans, dressin; | Vockcares, secre covered in crimson ani sofas, tete-a-tetes, rved contre tabl 1s, rosewood parlor suites (silk broestelle; do, in mus- lin, room ferniture in oak, of the best make, dining room | furnicure, valuable extension tables, and a, 1 | ment of bedroom: furniture, all of eee a ranted in every reepovt. private familice are invited to examin afford an opportunity to obtain aifiteese on th ARIS MILLINERY.—MISS SPARKS, 249 SLEBCREE treet, sprin, inory on Thurad nis, Apprentices wanted to tue millinery. at bes) and war- Bleecker street. ING MILLINERY.—MISS M. CLAUSON, 63 CANAL: P pieeelh wilt ‘open Paris spring millinery on ‘Phuredsy ood Te eaitare, | PRING MILLINERY,—MRS. DAVIDSON, 1 street, corner of Laight, will open Paris spring! jay next, March 23. OUSE SALE OF ELEGA mirrors, paintings, silver ware, m reh3t, at 1044 0’ honk, the contents of 0. 121 Vorty-fifeh wtreet, betwoen Sixth avenue and ay. Consit of clogant rosewood suits of parlor | Baoaawagy, Cenalet procatelle; rosewood ctezere with mar- and mirror back, carved roscwood coatre tablos, Fogenvoil, corner eupboai ‘id and Paris tables; casy a rosewood and walnut sofas and lounges; mahogany and eccretary; rich China vases a bl NT FORNITORE, eae , Tuesday, Mare! ik mantiliss, #ilk man Apply at 18 Wi the 20th inst. 51 Canal, ENG etree FOR 12) fine resewood work "CENTS PER YARD.— is LEE. 2 “Broadway. thorning, three enees of Dolfus Meiga & Warranted fast sn at ls, per yard: table, pearl inl two cacos of rich iso, one ease new ne d do. plaindo, MPORTED D WOVE CORSETS. —LADIES ars GET. fithe gual price, rs tte Ga pastel pail ings, ya Drocatelle curtains; decorated Chins toa, sets: eet; rocewood and mahogany bodste: best es; rosewood and mahogany drossin Rstands; gilt toilet ting new apriny pee and sold A NOR’S, 45 Third area i extension dining table; bronse etry And ingrain carpets; Brusecls and Vene- peteryilcioth earpotiug; French plate ovaland | reneh ciock; crockery and glass Tho shove of- “ tian stair enrpet mantel mirrors; elegant ware; Lasement and kitchen furniture, &. fers.a fine opportunity to housokeepers, a tho furniture is | nearly new, and will Ue sold entirely "hah reoeiyed, from late arrivals Lf without reserve. Seah ont JOLMES, Auctioneer. RDWARE AUCTION NOTICE —J. E. VAN ANT. WERP & SON will sell this day, Pear) :trecé, .00 packayes and lots weil nesorted hardware, Alvo, for account of underwriters, two cares German hard- ‘Terms, fort menths. 14, FLOUR SW AITE “GREENWAY, AUCTION- — Ma: yon i enction.—W. Greenway & Co. .) at 11 o'clock, wt the’ Em} r account of who: faxall flout, slightly | goods.—We ha: adie sevortment divans ait widths, Seal tf ae 20. at 10 o'clock, at "0 | ~__ IN ANCIAL. () TO LOAN, ATSEVEN PER CENT, 0 Nor “a mortgage, on improved at t $189.000 iiwproved real es Yurg, in sums to suit ie the purchace of amcrtasnts $55 .000 me merchand! (Ene stoves, Brocklyn, near € itmay concern, 1,500 barrels superin’ amazed on the paseare. BLACKMAN, AU Miny, (Tuesday TIONBER, wT ILL SELL Liat 1 Datecr4e Con 12Y Grand at y,atot rah, fancy goods, Hank, corner of and }. Large lot of o! champagne wine for sale in} ry bargay A YEATt, OR UPWARDS—FOR $5.—Wit capital’ of $4,000, Ly whisk any porson {if you To not tnd itso, you 0 A how, Havethonbow ‘coe GOOD PRACTICAL FARMER, TO | fe. work onahares on g farm, ton mites from Brooklyn, containing forty-four acres cleared land. ‘The same will’ be ‘Apply to Mark Levy & Brother: Soo Maiden are MILLER'S GREAT SALE OF REAL, E y business tact, with tl chit be retuuten. money will be refunded ted Dwi forward it in vod ‘faith to rt of the United ve dollars, posta Grecnwich street, SURMMEN ene eos eer ASH ADVANCED (OR BOUGHT OUT FOR CAST liberally, and on kind of marcia bargnigg sellin Be 100 Of Mi § tet fin octyen ninth sity ert fourth te Hah, dale, na ioueh ‘street Tent otttiucion sveunen ave dar arsoeiatien: IONEER—STORE uN Mog SOMERINDYKE, Aver lONEER STORE Wednesday, March 22 } et f che Janeen DAVIS * CO. A SITUATION ie capable of at 10} 0 Yifooks byrvictus. my a Samecaee) tbe conten Me Oval mirrors, Brussels carpets, Lag hall oilcloth, stair gurpets, ‘TOse SL Naseau street, sec m4 fixtures, painviozs, so I variety of w first class house, Also, | WATTS, Constabl WATER, AUCTIONERR.—BY VAN- RNER.—This day, Tuesday, ib. street, corner a Pine street, sf -] re IN A RETAIL consisting of the ‘aswel Apnly after So'clok at the store No. | the kitchen furniture, ener. fr tty BO! D3 rae INTEREST COU! Pos ukie, falling dre on ait Will ve paid at thei: Ley! | Mi stiands tant, and nae mh A oh AR ii ONEY—CASH ADVANCES MADE ON DRY m0} D, ABOUT SIX; les room, 16 N o'clock, modern original. oil which aro signed an first Bs arp pena artists, and are eter tu az ti a the finest lot of paintings evor.offered in this city at public auction, MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL ONEY AT o re (Peay ney sap = ADVANE, Minds on mereh ORTGAGE SALE. tioneer, dca ag AP at 10 o'clock, b; ge vive Cig rn TOCKS WANTED IN EXCHANGE a IMPROVE >, real estate in Brooklyn, ‘Address J. B., box 4279 Po) DANCING ACADEAL ms, ANouaap a cits vor JBNTLEME Mi Broome rreet Weoasie Zerening 2h UI $e faonciames open the win whole CY. WAAAAARAAN Aa) L. roudelothe, si caantdPa Toa course of I ova.