The New York Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1854, Page 5

Lady Gay Spanker, Mr. E. Booth as Dazzle, Mr. T. D. Green as Sir Harcourt, Mrs. Booth as Grace Harkawey, Mr. Anderson as Max, Mr. Thompson ds Dolly Spanker, and Mr. Rand as Charles Courtly. When Mua. Sinclair entered as Lady Gay Spanker, the Chief Ea- gtocer, Mr. Duane, arose in the parquette and proposed three cheers for that lady, and the cheers were given wath hearty good will by theaudience. At the end of the act Mrs. Sinclair was called before the curtain, and, when the applause had subsided, addressed the audience ag fellows :— Ladies and Gentlemen—Permit me to express to you my deep and heartfelt gratification at bevolding the Hril- Mant assemblage which graces these walls to-night—and to express it to you, not only on my own behalf, bat on seat of the a ies and gentlemen who have assisted at represent Tam requested likewise to add, mt the name of the members of the Fire Department, for the generous manner in which the citizens of San I'rancis. eo have responded to our call in aid of the charitable en- @eavors of that noble body of men to whom we are in- Gebted for the safety of our lives and property, and whom all Califernians delight to honor. She was enthusiastically cheered at the close of her re- waarks, and cheer after cheer followed for the principal artiste who had appeared during the evening, and after- wards for Governor Foote and General Wool, who were seen ina private box. The entertainment closed with the pas de quatre, from ‘Les Follies,” by the Milea. Rousset. ‘Thorne’s Adelphi was still open, but we presume that “Uncle Tom's Cabin” did not draw, as it was taken from the bills ‘after the first week. The Backus Minstrels oc- eupied San Francisco Hall. The Monplaisir troupe—M. Monphaisir, Mme. Monplaisir, M. Espinoza and Mme. ‘Thierry—had appeared at the Metropolitan. They created mo furore, the Californians thinking them no better than the Roussets. ‘The new version, in eight tableaux, of ‘The Corsican Brothers,” from Dumas’ work, has been a failure at Drury Lanetheatre, London. Brooke and Mead, as the twin bro- ‘thers, acted very well. The piece was expensively got up, but is too heavy to be popular. At the Strand theatre, ‘hore is a new and clever burlesque, called ‘The Corko- fan Brothers,’’ the heroes of which are two Irish bro- ‘thers, one living in Cork and the other in London. George Hudson personates the twins. Meyerbeer’s new comic opera, ‘‘L’Etoile du Nord,” now the attraction at the Opera Comique, Paris, will im- mediately be produced by Mr. Gye, at the Covent Garden theatre, London. Clara Novello returns to England next mouth. She is performing at La Scala, in Milan, where her success in Verdi's ‘ Rigoletto”’ exceeds anything of the sort for years. Tamberlik and Madame de la Grange are the stars at the Opera in St. Petersburg. Badler’s Welle theatre will close early. ‘The busi- nese’ (i.e. the receipt of cash) has been very bad this | season. ‘Miss Featherstone has made rather a hit at Drury Lane, dm the character of Midas. A new farce, called “My | | Bispei Cook and my Housekéépér,’) is underlined, There was announced under the patronage of royalty, a ¢rowd of duchesses, and the Lord Mayor and aldermen, a per- formance of “Virginius,” in aid of a fund for the sup- the wives and children of the British soldiers. | a od err chub eee Tarai fs Chavant, | Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, 156 | way.—@pring and summer fashion for gi Brooke plays gratuitously, and several vocalists (Favanti, with Misses Poole, Featherstone, Cicely Nott, and others) ‘will assist on the same terms. “To Oblige Benson”? is the name of a new piece at the Olympic. It is conveyed from the French drama, ‘Un | Serviceta Blanchard,” by Tom Taylor. The Fine Arts. EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY. The twenty-ninth exhibition of the National Academy | ef Design is now open at the Academy’s galleries, Broad- ‘way, near Bond street. The unfavorable weather since | the opening, has prevented many ladies from attending, Dut we all hope for better things this week. Th® sun did - mot condescend to give us his light during the first three days of the exhibition, and many of the pictures failed to weeeive the due meed of praise on account of this fact. ‘There are three hundred and ninety-eight pictures on exhibition, including several specimens of miniature painting and » dozen or so of crayon drawings. Among ‘a these works of art there are many to admire and but few to condemn. The number of por fwalts of unknown ladies and gentlemen is large, ‘and some of them display great talent on the part of the artist, though they do not give evidence of good taste on the part of the persons painted. This last remark does not; ef course, apply to portraits owned and put in by the ar- ‘tists themselves. In our opinion, Elliott leada the portrait painters; and he has many imitators, nove of them spproxi- amnyate- wious charm which leads one to sit half an hour before portrait, and ever and anon be carried away by the idea ‘that it is really the man, and not the “counterfeit pre- seatment,’’ which entrances you. What a pity it is that guch genius should be wasted in immortalizing gentle- men with highly mottled countenances, and ladies with peraggy necks, little pig-like eyes and crooked meses! There are some portraits of handsome wen in the exhibition, but hardly one of a really pretty woman. Some noted individuals also figure ‘on the canvass. There is Bishop Wainwright in {ull ca- nonicals, (very good, although dnexpressive,) by Hicks; there is Colonel Ward Burnett, full length, (pretty fair, but why didn’t the artist spell the names of the battles en the pillar correctly’—the Colonel looks more'like pray- fag than rejoicing,too,) by Shegogue; H. W. Beecher, by Hicks—a good portrait; George T. Trumble, (Hicks,) a fail length, with s background where a number of urchins, aB dressed in red, are unnecessarily impaling themselves ‘apen the sharp points of an iron fence. Boyle has a Desutifal cabinet portrait of George De Forest, Esq., handsome man, with his good points well brought out. AMogether, there are one hundred and seventy-eight por- fwaits. It is ludicrous sometimes to see a pert young ady’s disappointment, and hear her say ‘'Pshaw!’ when she has fallen in love with a handsome man’s por- taait, and on referring to the catalogue finds the inter- esting though rather vague announcement that it is the “ Portrait of a a. ” If “gentlemen” overcome their modesty sufficient], i Ae their faces on exhibition, peor vette certainly allow their names to figure in the “Durand, Cropsey, reape painters. e Hudson,” by Gignoux, is a beanti fal thing; there is a softness and delicacy of color- dng sbout it wht ich makes it indescribably pleasing. It is the property of Baron Rothschild. Huntington’s “Good famaritan’’ attracts much attention. The painting is of large size, containing six or eight life-size figures; the expression of the faces, especially that of him who went = to Jericho and fell among thieves, is excellent. jicture ia the perty of M. 0. Roberts. We were ighted with a Peantifal little thing by Hicks—the Fn girl.” 1” ‘There is a great deal of arch slyness in the face. passant, we may say, of those several wooden ioting ground of juveniles from various hands, ‘we are sorry that they are allowed upon the walls. ‘Art. iste seldom catch the lively, gladsome, frolicking spirit ef childhood. The juveniles always seem to have been fm torture while they were ‘wen Mr. Richards has two works which seem to challenge eri- ficirm. | The best, is “The Dream of Happy Hunting Grounds.” A North American sleeps placidly upon a pro- Jecting rock. Below him is a village Supposed to be glowing with verdure, but of course so deepiyshaded that ons finds Ht cifficult to ascertain what it is, While above are trans- eencent clouds pouring down upon the dreamer a flood ef light. The effect of the light is prettily managed. The ether is tor, or the Spirit of Solitude,” represent ing Shelley’ wrocings of his dell.”’ The idea is good, but the work locks vigor and finish. Cropsey gives uae beautiful marine view—“The Conat ef Genoa.’ Spirit, lightness, vividness and naturalnes of coloring ave the striking points, while the whole work displays the bold and vigorous hand of a master Strawberrying,” by Durand, a capitally painted lnad- feape; the perspective view through the trees is finely rendered. The Toliage and herbage is temptingly rich and ‘natural. Jerome Thompson’s “October Afternoon’’ attracts much attention. The figures are natural and the ensen- Ue is epirited. ht Making” (Durand), “A Lake Ecene” (Kensett, “Italian Woman”? (capital) (Portela), “Magdalen” (Ran: tom), and several other pa splay @ high order of There are » few animal th bnt pone which deserve particular notice. notice. ak ra bd Personal | Intelligence. The Florence correspondence of the Newark Advertiser of the 28th ult. eays:— But the incident cf the carnival, which has been the talk of the town for some days, is the bal costume at the palace of Prince Lemidoff, a rich Slave of Russia, and the Fepudiated husband of tho Princess Mathilde,(a daughter | ¢ of of Jerome Bonaparte,) who now figures a’ palace is one of the most sumptuous in Europe, and its splendid apartments and ground for the entertainment of Wednesday evening, which probably exceeded in extravgance and show any carousal of onr day. Nearly all the courts and countries of the world, and the most giddy periods of courtly frivolity, from folcmon to Louis Quartorze, were represented inthe picturesque spectacls, America was gracefally repre- senied by Mrs. Burgh, of New York, in the rich costume of en Indian princess, and the United States by danghier of the late Gideon Lee, clothed appropri « the stars and stripes, and bearing the B Pluribus U on Ler bande: Their bearing aad appearance a gener ladmivation. It fe well understood that Ane titled guests, who have more love of show t to indulge ity were obliged to incur Iaconyentoat te la erder to e,uip themacives fur the oecusion, for us tomes were generally, J understand, of the’ eositinst ce yah se h is one p of Ttalian life. 1 rhunate- ly yon know aa yot com) arativaly little or nothing » falls ef aa Htallan carnival in the United Statare 7 “2° saye the Boston Zyan- Dr. Hamel, of St. Us seers | of the most distinguished | script of the 26th inst., one | | | Py Broadway, have been for a long timo H i | | | joux and Kensett lead the land-” on hero enjoying his promenade through the | were all thrown open | membors of the Royal Academy, a Councillor of State in the Bastian empire, anda gentleman of great scientitle attainments, has been deputed by the Ymperor Nicholas to visit the’ various edicationa ieatite and philan- thropic institutions in ibe Luited States, Dr. Hamel is now at the Revere House in this city. During the last week he has visited the us public institutions in this city, He brought letters from the most eminent learned men of (he Old World to the pro- minent individuals in gcieutitic and literary circles in the United States. Af ears since he visited Eng- land upon a similar mission, with so much success that the Czer commissioned hin for a like service in our country. On ‘lueaday last he visited the manufactaring establ’shments in Lewell Yesterday morning be ex- amined the Perkins Institution for the Blind, and on Mon- day will visit Harvard ‘y The Albany Journat rays Governor Seward will be de- tained in Allo ny, Schenectady and Troy, for several days. Gov. Limond, -R. 1; Gov. Hubbard, N. H.; Hon. J. R. Black, London; J. Hart Strother, Esq., Md.; Hon. Butler King, Ga. ;Pev. Chas. Van Rene #luer, -;John Arnot, Faq, Fimira, were among the late urrivals at the Me- tropolivan Hotel. Capt. Watkins, lady and son, of the late steamship San Francisco; N. Stetson, Vaq., Bridgewater; Lt. Col. Geo. Newman, U.S A.; T. Amory, Miss Amory, Boston; T. EKéwards, U.S. A.; E. W. Blatchford, st.” Louis; Judge ‘her, N. H., were among the arrivals yesterday at the tor House. AIRIVALS. From Norfolk, Richmond, &c , per steamship Roanoke— Joseph I. Frossor, Edward J Hickie, Robert W Harwood, Chas H Cloaveland, I CG avid G Lemonte, Miss CL arles G Yeaton, Geo B Kel- ‘0 L Pendleton and iady, and 11 te, ‘thea D Yeoman: rmon, John E Clarke, ly, Capt Thos C Sbailer, ¢ in tue steerage. Malls for Europe. TS NEW YOKK HERALD—8DITION FOR EUROPE. The royal mail steamship Arabia, Capt. Judkins, will leave Boston on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock, for Liverpool. The European mails will close in this city at quarter to three o'clock to-morrow afternoon. the Waakty Hxnaip, (printed in French ana English,) will be published at half-past nine o’eldck to-morrow m roing. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence. Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition of the Ss Youu Henarp will be received at the following places in Kurope :-— Liverroot.. John iunter, No. 2 Paradise street. wards, Sandford & Co., No. 17 Cornhill. Wm. Thomas & Co., No. 19 Catherine street. . Livingston, Wells & Co., 8 Place de la Bourse, OUR AGENTS IN PARIS, FRANCE. We beg leave to stato to our readers and patrons in Paris, and Europe generally, that Mr. B. H. Revoil, 17 ve de la Banque, Paris, is no longer connected with the | Saw York Hxna1p, cither as correspondent or agent. | Messrs, Livingston & Wells, 8 Place de la Bourse, are mE only agents in Paris, both for advertisements and riptions. is ' Court Calendar—This Day: Usitep States District Court.—The case of Post Office ies set down for to-day. Scraeax Cocrt—Cireuit.—227, 333, 7, 102, 163, 167, 184, 185, 198, 205, 210, 236, 242, "294, 354, Special Term—Adjourned to one o'clock. nscheid, the Hatter, has in distanced all empaivers this spring, and gentlemen of taste have do- cided in favor of his lustrous and beautifal hats. Sold at $3 50, and warranted en) ‘any hat sold in Broadway for $4. The store is 118 ot. Broad- ‘tlemon’s hats and cape. Notes of a Traveller—Cheap Portraits.—Cor seg the Louisville Courier :-— Sr. Nronouas Horst, Feb. 17 1854, #. GALLAGuER & HALDEMAN ES & CO. 8 -y small sum of twenty-five o ad’ much faith in cheap ear ture, yet Ico) morn: | ing that I would hav cy aketch take ‘devin snow m ; and 40 I too at, Put my, ead oe Freeu, the forks, and in two minutes, by the watch, four pictures wore produced, each one worth ‘two shillin, They have an ap- hich takes two pictures at once, and this is tho | May that they ean afford to do the thing ad cheap, As to the quality and liken I have never seen better than thore taken here. Tho mode of doing things is this :—You buy your ticket in one room, arrange your dressin another, fit for your portrait in another, and finally produce your ticket urth room, and get your property. System throughout and in regulsr turns, just as we used to get our rist ground at the mill, or as We faces shaved st balon’s bart The portrait daguerrootypes for the v each. Though I never any mere than cheap lit | paratas York D: street an Pianos at Wholesale or Retail, of the Latest rile 7. tigate thon nerrectype Company, located corner of Reade Broadway, in Lafarge Building. to $150. DE WATERS, ‘883 Broadway. Assertment of Me- paienorcan exolusive + aren Siw = ‘to call or forward evil Bnd te their advantage ve & van oy : Albert H. Ni HORACE WATERS. wookly:sale of stocks 8: at the Merchants’ Exe! Regular Semi- 16 © o’clock, iculars wo refer to his advertisement Spring Furniture Sales.—A. H. Nicolay & Co., respectfully remind ane ray ore the Pabliest that and give # a are now ready to undertak heir personal at- fontion to sales of Shouschold furniture the rest f ab thats tpacious 69 Broadway. Weshail continue to to prompt, cnergetic oad faltte eee intorest of frieads charges, devoting our best energies to t! entrusting their business to us. ae ICOLAY, EDWARD oe Late chief salesman of H. H of H. H. Leeds & Green Turtle.—Just recelved, a Fresh supply of very fime young turtle, per steamer Northern Light. Soup constantly. Famili pplied by snding thels one ers 9. 8 State P.M. re Merchants’ Police Notice.—Responsible night watehmen furnished, for watching ships, merchandise, dwellings, stores, factories, do. for SU 60 [per might Yaterprest tarpaulin, at b0 conte por i Watchmen sent to any part of this Brsoklyn, dock, £0, FULLER & VAN HOBSER. 67 South, Pine street. aneae ‘Week.—§3 and §5—The Subscriber Till recelre new pupils daily this week to his cheap writing Thassos, Ladion’ “eines at daily. Gentlemen, day and evening. For full Partioalars of felting, bookkeeping, &c., see circulars. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 362 rinigeccoengit A Card.--Spring adapted to the sea 1d will be sold at acti ) Rear T Wacke Kerr, _Clothin, paapectoo, 106 Fulton street. Clark, Tatlor, 166 William street, between Fulton and John streets, invites tho attention of all quiring clothes made to order or ready made. A roan Or trosk coat, $15; the very best, er im proportion. Beautiful frock coats read: $12. A large amortmont of goods on hand, the pie Peter Roberts & Co., 375 Broadway, have just received a large stock of Maltese Iaces; also, rhe Diack iypure. ‘The opring hosiery hus just come to han Sewing Machines.—A Set of Boston Cor Rators are endeavoring to injure our business and to dis- quict the industrious citizens of New York. But we not only make and sell t sowing machines, but we own the oldest patent, and several of the most jimportant sewing ar te (all sizes) ‘medo up and in machine p tents, have commenced offensive opera- tions ae inst our nd will demonstrate to and to tho public th ing machine worth usi be made without infrin; m our exclusive right, ringing wpo' a viol out which t! fe-thrended machin M. SINGER & CO., Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair is still the Leading article, by all acknowledged to bo the best dyo oxtant for perfectly coloring the hair the moment i ied. Te Sf thousands in All parte of the world proslaterie the reliable ayo known. Wold at BATCHELOR'S, 253 Broadway Beauty Leads Men in Chains.-The Lords of creation admit the power of female loveliness, and ladies all agree that GOURAUD’S t perior | tolaifothersfor honudttying th ‘ihr a comptesion Gou- rand’s lily whito, medicated son ening, whitening and coloring th tile, bis inetantancous dyo, and Tewoving, dyeing and restoring the hair, are ti y best ever in . Found at the old depot, 67 Walker streot, firrt store from Broad w Cover your naked jaws with Beard. If you havn't any my Onguont will force it to grow strong and thick in six weeks, and won't stain or injure the skin, Lt a r dos, sent to any part of the country. » 15 Ann street; Zieber, 44 South Third heeah, ht ing mac! the improved bo No. | Pianeta’ Cristadoro’s Hal! to vse the words of Dryden. So much for using quack dyes, setentide prepa- ration, certain to produc ral brown or black, aad not | to calcine the hair. Sold and applied at No, 6 Astor House, Premium Wigs and Toupee: pete ety | tre you in want of ornamental bairworkeach as wis. curls, braids, bands, &0.1 If so, go immediately’ to MED! DEARD'S, 27 Maiden lane, where you will find them ci the firel quality, and at the lowest cash prices. Dr. Morse’s Invigorating Elixir or Cordial’ —There a timo when people were made to belicve had «# direct influence upon the been exploded. It is new woll the ehyle and 1 Mnid can bo Dye. Your 1 hatr, sir, ts, i al i urple grace.” of regulating liver, and tho bowols, It is nd the grand secret of ite al | most miraculous oures consists in its giving tone to the | stemach, tritging the functions of every disordered organ | Bp to the staudard of henithful action, fipartiug to the eu feebied nervous system a self-sustaining power, and rendor ing it eapablo of withstanding the extarnal iniuences whish Hence it ta a EEimedy for dyspepsia in, ali its forma for torpor or undue activity of tho soore aii the fluctuations, su sponsions, and te the symptoins of nervous dis aeeome broken down, the aj gestion feeble, the ne whole system cr ain and mental deepondeney, it will rovi oth (he animal etength andthe mental eners times had herctofore enervated oF prostratod sovereign, uafailin F dyapepsta te ee a | and conse ti inert, the ded, and th petit mind ©! | degree of rapidity that in superstition " been attributed to enchantment. TL rdial is put ap, highly concentrated, in pint bottles, Price throe iounes ettle, two for’ five dullars, six for twelve dollars . H. RING, Proprietor, 192 Brondway, New York. Sold By age sete Lbroughous the United States, Canada,and the est ee. "Removal.—Smith & Lounsbury would re.. spectiolly inform their friends and tho public that they BBNc changed. their Lusiness locatlon, Inte No. 449 Pear strect, 10 No. 46 Broadway, (one door below Grand steoat.) ‘They arc now prepared to éxbibIt thelr new spring styles, coniist ng of mosaic, velvet, tapestry, Brussels, three-pl nd inerain oarpetings, Englst and’ Amerioan floor pit- eloth, Sud ail otber sods pertaining to the trade, To ¥<t-The Basement No. 52 John street; a dosira) io location tur any wholesale business, having an ex- geller' mya light. Inquire ofS. H. DOUGHTY, manufac- turer « feather and silk belts, clocks, and fancy goods, No. 2 Jubn street. Fitr—Fits—Fits—Can be Cured by the Use of Bae + « epileptic pills ts or spasme should try them. Taney are equail Fe ll that comptivated class of nervous diseases whic he medical faculty ventually fail in curiag. | The pr pric- tor, £. 7H S HANCE, 108 Baltimore strevt, Baltimore, Md., vill send them to ‘any mail, free’ of postage, on the a paid. Price © per box, or two for Russia Salve, a Boston # of the country, by ® remittance, posi Remedy ef thircy yeats standing: cures, without ‘ail, burns, soald blaine, chapned | hands ‘tes, ‘and every outward wholoeale Bit, ey Fine oon CH Coe gg Ay agen Browdw ‘0. 81 Barclay street, and by di ea Seetgnit cariee general y. Moidavia Crcam.—This superb compound, ee strengthening i beautifying the hale, Bp prepared only sold by Batebelor, at his colebrated hair dyo Shd wig. fartary, 253 Broadway. BATCHELOR’S hair dye sold or applied. Nine private rooms. Married. On Saturday, March 18, in New Orleans, Capt. Tuomas Coxwax, formerly of Alexandria, Va., to Miss CLINgRvTINR €oxway, of the former place. Alexubdria papers please copy. Died, In Jersey city on Sunday, Atice Lawtox, the beloved wife of Jacob relay, aged 19 years, ‘a native of Wex- ford, Ireland. ‘The friende of the family are invited to attend the fu- nerel this afternoon, at 3 o’clock, from her Iate resi- dence, 52 south First street, Jersey city. Op Saturday, 26th, Coanworre Pack, in her 41st year. Her fetencape are requested to attend the funeral ser- vice, ut the house of her brother, Elias Peck, 302 Broome street, this afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Gn Saturday, March 25th, Joux Rowerrsox, aged 43 years, a native of Fortobello, Scotland, Iu Brooklyn, on Sunday, March 20th, Kate A., wife of J. Edward Jenkins, and only daughter of Capt. Joseph Lilis, in the 24th year of her a Her funeral will take place from her late residence, day street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, March 20th, at clock, P. M. Her remains will be taken to Green- wood for interment. On Su March 26th, Joun AsrELt, aged 25 ms years. His fi Neate ‘acquaintances, and also those of his brother-in-law, are respectfully invited to attend his tu- veral, from the resideace of bis brotuer-in law, 39 West ‘Thirteenth street, to-morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock. On Sunday morning, Mareh 26th, Mra, Ca of John B. Cornell, Esq., fof the rm of J. B. & a wife WwW. Cornell & Co.,) 83 The relativee and frien of the the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral serw: on Tuesday after- poon, At § o'clock, 591 ee nyt invitation. call this city, on Saturday, March 26th, Ricuanp E, At- the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 2% Lispenard street, on Tuesday, March 28th, at 245 o’clock, P. M., without further invitation. On Sunday, March 26th, of consumption, James L. FREDERICK, aged 19 yegi rs and 10 months. The relatives and Niends of the family are gator 4 invited to attend his funeral, from the residence mother, No. 875 Wa’ s street, this afternoon, at 2 0’clock, without further invitation.’ His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. “Had virtue in perfection power to save The best of Tred from an untimely dt sight Had he but lived ; but ’tis in vain to The fatal stroke, where all are doomed to die ; His mother’s hope is gone; yet oft she cries amidst her pain— My son, my boy and I shall meet again.’’ On the 26th inst., at the residence of J. G. Isham, 42 East Sixteenth strect, Mrs. 4, widow of 4 late John H. Beach, of Auburn. ‘The remains will be removed to Auburn for interment. ——_—_$—_<—_—K—KKXXX—_— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSON ATs NY PERSONS GIVING. INFORMATION OF residence of Mise Curry, Martha Bell. or Agnes Rose- vury, who came from Lfenepts i - jie in Ii an Te- sided in New York, teaching s ladier peook, would OF THE THE confer a groat favor on their ne} nee vy rossing whereabouts to John Maxwell Bell, Ni seveegie Glou- nd. ) BLL. Gi-MEET ME ON TURSDAY, AT TWO 0 ‘CLOCK, ar ‘Fourth RS. PATTERSON, IN CO UENCE OF ILL health, wishes to lve. her ite le a ight ars old. to ado able fail is smart and intelligent. ‘Please address d office, two days. our note of the 20th left at the Herald office at the lway Post Office. NA HAS LEFT CUBA, AND WILL BE Min Wihttawvees about the Sth of April. She will be Gressed in a loose wrapper. J. H. B. NGE DISAPPEARANCE.—JACOB FRITZ, A ST Gtamen, shout y-Ave ‘of age, . Mir: F. N.—YOU WILL FIND AN "ANSWER TO reads Every porson who laa a child suffer- | Ito residence, No, 99 Charl- | | WANTS. | SITUATION I8 WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE | A fit eara old, to do light has no objection to goa sinall Apply at 472 Pourth street, second Awerican young girl, herwork and waiting ; Gitauee to the country. tour, rear room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WAN AL AES it ccreemald ond plein » wer ASITUA YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS A Tinmbermatd and oF to do the mall private family.” Has no objections to town cr county. Cau be well resommended trom her last place, 289 G: nd re oseen for two days. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS 4 | A situation as ehamberma: will assist to wa iron, if mecearary. Please call at 466 Atiantic street, Brovk: lyn, second floor, for three days. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A prec ATOMt as r a8 chambermaid ) an Wasbingand ironing. Can’ “J for two days, at 105 Thompson street. City reference gi RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WANTS A 4 to assist in the washing ing. Good city references ¢ 61 West Twenty-tirst RESPECTABLE GIRL IS WANTED TO TAKE charge of baby, eighteen months old. Qne, who iss A good ae may apply immediately, at No. 311 Fourth street, near ANE meee, RESPECTABLE GIRL, WISHES A SITUA- chambermaid and waiter, or archambermaid a ina pi she is & neat plain sewer, and r , good washer and froner. Has no objection to tho country. Has reference as to honosty and capability, Can bo West Nineteenth street, between Sixth and es. RESPECTABLE SINGLE WOMAN WANTS A SIT. ion fo do plain cooking, waahip (good refervnce if re ourt street, Brooklyn. for SITUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO do chamberwork and waiting ; understands her bui in all ite branches, and can give tho best of city 1 trom her last place. Call at 105 Seventeenth street, betw: Sixth and Beventh avenn ed. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES situation as cook, washer, and {roner; competent in any sort of housework, up or dow ‘airs: Wlcase call at No. mth street , Seoond floor, front room, AS COLLEGE GRADUATE, WHO IS AN EXrE- teacher, and practically familiar with the con- of aire ‘apparatus and oxperimontal himeelf with some large school in somo elty. Bost of references Fiven. Address Chomiet, vox ie) Bostse Port Oleg | first Can be seen for two days if not Warts. | W \ SrRD—TO ACCOMPANY A SMALL FAMILY TO \iforaia, a femalaservant, who is & good cook, washer and ‘roner. Such # we proper testimonials as to qvatifeations and relia! call at Ni Metropoli- Ss Hotel, between 4 and Belclod PM. apply. ANTED-—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID, BY Wyn ycerman lady y of good education. Bost olty reference | given by None others need | G LADY, TO ATTEND A DRY so0ds store. One having a knowledge of the milliner business preferred. Apply to GILL & SLOAN, No, 136 Ful- ton avenue, Brooklyn WE PROTESTANT GIRL OR WOMAN. TO ly, without | do thegeneral housework of ebildren; must be a good cook, wash & ood Character from her last employer. A‘ preferred. To one answering the above description Raves will be given Apply at 173 Sacket street, between Court and Clinton streets, South Brooklyn. W ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND TRONBS, 0 whom good wages will ‘be paid. None nee! ean fill the place and come well recommended, | Apply at No.7 Willow street, Brookly WANTED A SITUATION AS STEWARDESS, BY A young woman: a steamship proferred, Reivrences AYR, HE te capability, Please call on, or addrese, B. N., % Downing stroet, for three day Wy Anza YOUNG LADY TO Cytalge INA Sa. loon, (bowling and billiard). To on busin nd of good address, a liberal sal 7 8 ai ent situation given. Address A. S., Herald o when and where to be seen. Wo vrei A RESPECTABLE YoU? (Protestant) a situation as chamber oF to assist iu fine washing and ironing. Beat of sity ence can be given. Can be seen for two days, at 69 Bact ‘th etreet. ANTEDCRY (A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO. Wie with s fresh situation nurse, in some respectable family. Please call at 212 East Fourteenth etrect, room No. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do the housework of « small priva family; plain cook, good washer and ironer; has good rev menation from hér last place. Please call inth avenues, front between Eighth and Ni for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN to cook, wach and iron, or do any kind of housework hus been three years with her last smployer. Best city reference given, Apply at No. 2 Madison street, for two days ‘ED—BY A RAERCTARLD, YOUNG WOMAN, ituation an cook, aah er and ironer, and no objec: weil tion to > how werk ere is but one girl kept. She understands h well ; the best of city reference can begiven. I call at No. a Twonticth stroet, be- u ixth and it floor, back room, C AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT, HAVING SOME leisure, would like to make an arrangetaent with somo merchant tailor, furniture dealer, or other tradesman, to Keep his books: to any one uot requiring the whole time of a bookkeoper, yet desirous of havi a his pe Rina Sa, kept, thls lee fires rate opportunity. Address Dulmage, Herald office. MAN te ALIFORNIA.—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE joung girl, @ situation in a family going to California ab cook, wash would be willing to pay part of ber o seon for two days in her nt place, 1 ear Broadway. une WANTED.—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, WHO thoroughly un the + real estate busi Cine well recomm toh bund.” ‘Apply to Jacob Pecure, 163 1 RUG CLERK.—A SITUATION WANTED IN A wholesale drug store, or large retail seratieknens by an American, who thoroughly understands the business. References given by last employer. Addrecs Pharmacous, Broadway Fost Office, ‘EMALE WAITERS ane: ee SMART, IN- LS ord and Ca ply act in the above “a between Zand 4 nteel No.7 Greenwich, sckdane preferred. Wate ee A SITUATION “AS GAR- ct a n; no family; ower and chman and him: ‘Tho best of ‘A note addressed to S. ¥. D., Herald of fi will meet, ‘with attention, 00D Ry ANTE Tae BEST Latah eee} FOR every kind 0} jo work, a8 cook: gulndcc Lecorpesh, narmeband chesatermatd snd French girls, German farmers, rdeners, waiters, e- @ obtained ae MOWHIS & B Bevateng ieoriser Resse respectable servants ‘are admitted. ing House. OUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION, WANTED, BY AN ng Indy; has all the qualifications to man's housy: No objection to travel with « fease address A. A. M., Broadway Post Office. WANTED, SIX GOOD MILLINERS, $1x 4 "two apprentices, who can ‘Apply atid Ninth Street, corner of coachmen, can always CHVERPS entatlishment street, where oy, N Ui w en a premiere anal ged MAKER WANTED—TO GO A SHORT DIS- ih in the country, asengineer. Inquire at 391 Groen- ¥ ROTESTANT SERVANTS WANTED—IN A GENTLE- man’s family. A professed cook, an oxperienced nurse, ® lady's maid, a Taundress, ‘a waiter rhe ‘a dairy maid, coachman, s gardener and ubder gardener. Ail must und stand their duties, and will be pase bigh wages. Apply {a mediately at 149 Grand street. Also wanted, an Eng! 8 page and underwait AT BD-BY A PROTESTANT a black sat , a 5 ‘as porter. or 5 3 ity | say other bu ful. The on of. agra, see abe seria in Se. Ds | besbor city reference can begiven. Address E. H., Herald Worked on # farm—in ‘the steamboat | the crew to leavethe boat with t time nothing has been seen oF, hen who strange, as he was strict AR) Torsiation of him can be tele with Capt, Carpenter, oi the i district ‘poiles, and will’be tbamkfally received by his 8.—WILL YOU NOT CA: + ment, that I may ask you Witt.u; B, WRITE 70 scicheis By UIs RIGHT t bea! ng will ba i ad reste og Is the ad- th ‘To the poy. raid, ke. s for him bn ‘es FOR A ag vertises son who wrote: to, THE LECTURE SASON. PE ean oer thes os TO TECTURE OF aay 5 ry ag iy tara A e Ho . hum, Jr. ‘Mekets 30 cents, for sale HE RECENT DISCOVERIES OF SCIENCE APPLIED to the ee paste will Lo four lectures on Mes tions, at the Ni Ri, York fede ert near Fourth av aay ‘Sbth instant d at 7 Picton, and 348 Broadway, Bicnerssi r6On for single lecture, $1. , 697 Broadway. Tic! LOST AND FOUND. AAR AAA AAA AAAS oF: fag ily gr OF STOCK,NO. ao nd SHIP peacian o tip Timber ben for Mod }wo ‘certifi- The tioned buie rece ts for the course, $3 enti bove as atthe office of the compa Will be paid to the finder upon Losta a BUACK SILK MANTILLA, GOING FROM Broadway and Twentieth street to Houston and Thompson, last Thursday evening. It belongs to = poor d the fin rateful thanks or be Fewarded if required, by isuving ft a 1363 Thompson tt. OST—ON SATURDAY LAST, A VALISE, LEATHER of tl stop color, with one handle broken, containing a few arti- cet Tho finder will render an act of charity by giving it to the own h, at Wim. Riley's boarding house, “QOULISTS AND AURISTS. IPHE EAR AND EY cial attention to d Een ow cent; hour y Dr. H. Gotta peratia parities, MISCELLANEOUS. Seen ene 120% STREET.—ONE LOT FOR SALE, 25X170, IN arog I rate location. Apply toJ, PECARE, 163 ies er etroet. TA LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN ed room, with full board for the indy oaly house Dleaeanily locate bath, &e., b; L Broadwi », for three days. ly, in advance. Bicetay ENUE LOTS FOR SALE—FIFTY LOTS ON tho Bighth avenue will be sold se f together, ou onss terms. Apply to JACOB PECARE, 105 Hester at, ad ay R. AND MRS. OSCAR SH. HAIE, Ngee bd pod ed Burton’s, for Johnson’ ng, intend ing om the 0; Sac tion “Chatham street, and purch: ‘couple of fine gold hunting watches, aud gold tomateh, How they will sh M*. AND MRS. OSCAR SHANGHAIE, ON TAKING A voynge to veaon that enke of ico, were seon by Jim r, Louis and sentely fay of the Join W. very contente, jaying on one of tho Orig nat L. Jacot’ fatlaber wht ry Shasta ete: lebrated Fi h they bougiit Weren't ‘they around ? NO, J, BROADWAY —A FAMILY OR SEVERAL, SIN ¢l gentlemen can find handsome apart with or without board, at No. 7 Broadway, opposite the Bowlin Green founte LL IVATE BOARDING.—A CALIFORNIAN WISHES partial or {ull bourd only, with a pl sin family, piv preferred, below Union Square; reference: Gress, with fall particulars, Z.¥. K., Box 100 A fine Piano to rent, (TEE SHIP JOINERS OF NEW YORK ARE REQUEST. cd to send # dolocate from each shop, to moot ae Fourteenth Ward House, corner of Elizabeth and Grand streets, this evening, at half past seven o' ol: of importance will be isid before them. Committee, as business By request of the CLIFTON boarder: GROVE, taten Le! On oF abo d, Commandin Application to be r teoet, brooklyn or to Co W. Bouck, Assistant Troasu: rT New ‘York, . WILSON, HOUSE 712 esa; alao an Apply betwoen Away. ECOND FI OR OF THE ay, suitable for a tamily or bus wi office, o the rooms will be let separately. the hours of2 aud 4 o’elo ok at 712 Brooklyn, Boys for. tcades, ae, enberseaid housework &o. N. piermale, en ‘sup- plied promptly with efficient ‘and weil recommended sor- ‘vante at this office. ‘M. WALLACE. ERVANTS.—EMPLOYMENT IS WANTED FOR A pumbei | recommended servants, oxpytion ae chataber” ildren's maids, ood servant girls for wowork, for the city bry country; else, conc! th and palnsiiky ato COATES’ Agency, 88 Atlantic street, » Bréoklyn ERVANTS.. SITUATIONS "ARE WANTED IN crry try fe ber of most rospectable and gtigunte reteres pes, vis in genecal ucusswork: SU MANNING'S agency, No. if Tiitary streets near street, Broek! pee pe peotewel he ARE Nice dni a ! witl pectable servant ak Mitre title: Seoteh, Irish ‘tr : Agoncy, No. yart atre rooklyi IP ¥O,PROTESTANT GIRLS, SISTERS, WANT SITU- ations—one as og oy and plain sewer, tne of as cook, washer and iron ood city reference. Please Cail at 110 Greenwich street, fourth floor. Can be seen for ase, seve! two days. 10 BOSs PI tht Palkia el ident A YOUNG oe experience stoody employment ani office. TAWYERS.— WANTED, A SITUATION IN A by ® young man, who writes a good and oxpe- nd who has been in a "low office before. lerald office. (0 GRAINERS.—A YOUNG MAN, WITH SOME EXPE. _flenco in the painting business, wishes to onxaxe wit or for two or more yeurs, with «small compensation. 6 88 Vandam str (TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND OTHERS —THE ADVER- tiser, who has had many years experion lass hotels in this city, au wall as others, a o ut the fash: i , is desirous of rocuring « situation any other ofhela eapacity, oF would hares of ® hotel, being fully com- sinted with the dutios of every Partmént in the hotel business, Aduross W. M, Herald office, iim SMART MEN, OF GOOD ADDRESS, CAN hear of = good chance, by calling at Looney & Co. treet, second floor, fromt room, from 10 to 120'eloe § ANT ED— A SITUATION, ay A RESPECTABLE youl fre to do plain cooki i ashing and iron- ing; or wor *. x Paine te Has best of olty reference, Appl, ty third ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE merican gi 0 light erwork and sowing, of totade curect sohita. Flonscenll at Sea bevecte avenue, fourth floor. Can be seen for throo days, nt young wom: er work and | ing, OF chamborwork and ¥ ity ro py at 102 Bloventh sureet, Detwoen First’ and ACTIVE ot pa ing and ir od city reference from het lust place bility. ke: English, German oF Soote 6 aiadison sear}, Twenty-third ste WANTED-BY ALITTLE GIRL, A 811 SITUATION 1 70 mind children. Apply at 205 Madison at for two or three days, Wiens SITUATION, BY A oe Waetenie or woman, as chambermaid or waiter in « pri family. Bert of ett Foferences.can. be given from be Test lace. Please cal No. 430 Fourth avenue, between birtieth Thirty-first streets. We ervstaatl TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- y , between First and Sesond ave- ft in ther ANTED—BY A HIGHLY AND COMPETENT YOUNG Woman, & situation as veamstress in a respectable pri- anily; Would have no objection to assist ia cham» work if required; she can cut and at ladi econd floor, ent dresser, make thirta to perfection, aud all kinds of family sewing, The | best of testimonials can be given ax to Pieetity and trust worthiness from her last employers. Please apply at No, 19 City 4 place, Can be seen for two days if not enites WANTED BY AR yereceaata, "YOUNG WOMAN, as situation as cook; is mgood washer wad troner; line the post of city reference, Ploase eail at 182 Tuirty-se * W TREL ENGLISH WOMAN, i, @ tituation ia a private family: country, Tho beet 10 Essex atrovs, of rotoronve for two da; JANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, WHO IS CAPADLE OF y cutting at I Gtting childton's de and mast on derstand wet aoc sowing and rhirtinaking; also a fel who h stomed to taking care of infant children, Atplyat d number) new number 57, Twelth between § nt ahd Seventh avenues Ring the bavee | | plying at 402 Sixth aventc, | | of city reference can be civen.. Plonse apply at No, 19 Wert | Twelith street, corner of Seventh avenue. sR | WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN & situation as laandrese in a private fi ba Wastepay J A RESPECTABLE YOUNG. “WOMAN a situation as chambermaid waiter. The best of city reference oan be given from her last place, in which sho lived two xs Apply y. at No. 35 Thirtecnth street, be- tween Fiftl and Sixt Avenue, first floor, front room, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation as seamatross ; uadoratands Grearmaking ; would have no objection to one or two chil: dren. Please inquire between Thirty-first and Thirty-se- cond streets, Second avenu in the HbFond | and noodle | BuOES. WANTEDT A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED young girl, of genteol address, as chambermaid competent waiter, has served in the capacity of children's nurse, and can do all kinds of plain family sewing. Has no objection: in the couatry, at $5 or $a good city reference. Pleaso Firet avenue, front room, second floor, for ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A WELSH WOMAN, to take charge of au infant. None but respectable Protestant families need apply. Call at, or address C. C., 152 Shllivan street, for two days. WANTED—A SITUATION, TO DO COOKING, WASH. ing and ironing, country, by a very expe! jn a good plain cook and ba and a first rate wai and will make herself gon generally useful. Please call SBowery. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE her and ironer, or chamber- ly useful In» private Please call Young woman, AB COOK, Ww bei ANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG PROTEST- ant ‘& situation as seamstress, and nurs iasaudece dy family sewing in all its’ branches, of a kind disposition, and willing to make herself useful. Can produce the best of reference as to character and caps Bre No objection to go in the country. Please alla jeventh street, for two a, 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 RERPECTABLE young woman, to do chamberwork sud washing and ironing ; understands waiting. Best of city roference. Ap- ply at No, 302 Mott street, between Houston and Bleecker streets, for two days. ANTED—A COOK, WAITER, (WOMAN, AND A W nurse, to go in the country near the city ; they must understand their business thorou and have good recom. mendations. Apply, between 9 affd 12 o'clock this day only, 008 Amity street. if mae ANTED—A SITUATION able family, by @ German gi quainted with all household branches references. Address M. B., Horald ottioe. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid and waiter. Apply at the Fear, second floor, AS COOK IN A RESPECT who is thorough! ‘Has the best of city TANTED—A YOUNG LADY, TO ATTEND IN A ‘ido one to make up head dresses and Experienced persons required. Apply ceamborma; to assist in washing and ral housework of » small ‘The best of reference can be cals at 820 Pbighen syonue, second floor, front r y of city refers nce os street, between Fi front room. ANTED~BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, sixteen years < ee he ‘8 situation to take care of child: ren, and to assist in the chamberwork. Please call at 504 Houston street, up males, front room. Good refe her last place. from ing to aesist in Please call at for two days. ANTEDTBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 4 situation to cook, wi eral housework ina small family, 172 Elisabeth stecet, second floor, front room. Be ences given if required. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a8 cook. No objection to assist in wasbiag and irouing. ‘Understands bread and pastry. The beat of eity reference can be given from her last place, Can three da; East Thirteenth street, second in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN GIRI, to di a ‘sewing, oF chamberwork ‘and for two day! it of First a of city ri ns wo- in house cleaning, for two weeks, wash 210 Sulliv: trect, second fivor, jack room, East second floor, front room. ANTEDCBY AN HONEST, ‘man, with a large family, w q cult oF or hour. 345 Pi ‘® cook, nur: ferred. Address, aid office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE foung woman, to cook; no objection to assist in wash- ing and ironing, in a respectable family. The best of city reference given, Apply at 180 Sovent ‘avenue, first floor, back room, up stairs. Can be seen for two days Wes ttenton, A RESP! See YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situation, to fos ih or Scoteh pri W. H.C. cookin, berwork.” Con be oe 2 Tor +45 days Wntena SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ndress; one who understands fluting, and doing Bo obigetions to shamberw:rk: none but private be seen at No. 119 wr onwelrth oe Best of city ANTED—A SITUATION, a As first rate cook; understands tall — No. iw Wet! Teeth. etre it, Bost of City reference given. ae pl lor two duys. WAxtepony a PROTESTANT younc WOMAN, A situation as cook; one whu puderstande all the reid o1 cookl y, all ys soups, aeod alty referens give! teen for tw ‘Seventh avenue, top flvor, front room. BY A RESPECTABLE arnt, A SITUA. chambermaid, lived in some of fi mn be seen at te ds street, Brook: nce given if required. a and the finish- boat of vity re- ny. Fespoctablo estab. call at No, 229 First front room, second floor, fur two day: Wy 4niro-sy A YOUNG PROTESTANT GERM An girl, & situation as chambermaid and to take oni _Please apply at 175 Walker ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A | RESPECTADLE B young woman, as chambermaid and scaunstress no objection to go ® short distance in the country. Good city reference ean be civen. Please call at No. 113 Sullivan street. Can be soon during the present wook, if not engagod. ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO MOST RESPEC He YOURE women; one aA first rate cook and an ex ironer; the other a¢ chambermaid; baw ist in the washing and ironing. The celtint no chjection t the bert of city reference. Can be sen for third flo BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA sok in # mali private family; she ‘also wn and ie a good Washer and ironer, uive c. Plense call at $20 highth avenue, second Wanter tion stands ba goed retere: ileor. W ANTED—A SITUATIO BY A. RES?! ‘ABLE young woman, to take care of a child and do plain sew. ing, oF to take care of children and do chamberwork. The Lent of city roference can o¢ had. Please call at 201 Twenty. feeond street, between Eighth and Ninth avemues, (her last fh to do plain ference given. Pisase call th floor, froat room, chamberwork. ‘The best vf eit at 1@ East Twenty eighth stre ny WaAntepony A YOUNG WOMAN, WHO HAS LIVED four yoars in one family, a situation as chambermai i, or to,do housework in s respects family. | Good roe mendations can be ziveu. inqrire at 73 cece ene imquire at 73 West Phirtocn ch WASTED—BY 4 Most RESPECT TABLE, TRUST worthy young wemen, & situation, and iron: ‘do a house wor: p good Laker; will bo found willing and ob ferences given. Please call at 261 Bowery.” ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE yenee. to do plaim cooking, washing aud iron. berwork. Can give good city reference t place. Please call ai Ninth street, near for three days. ANTED—BY A REOPECTAREE. Bang mae a WOMAN, ituation Can be seen we tT Bighh avel ee, ‘alird foo: ir for two days. ANTED— BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, » situation as first-rate coo! etand al) kinds of Can give ‘ t 177 Parad city reference. street, between WANTED-A GIRL, WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER, stands ber busi @ emall family, None ot! ton street, Brooklyn, on M preferred. Wittect cover MADAME PINCHON, ta LISPENARD t, several fret rate mantilla mi ANTED—A ms TION, BY A PROTESTANT you tren. Hi ference. teem ab 214 euth street, meas soeed reece fae W4NtED—a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOURE women, 98 cham ermal, good yuner a Has in the her present caplaye fad Beet be seen for two days WANTED—BY 4 RESPEC TABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation ax chambcrmaid, and to do piain sewing? Can como well recommended, seen at 159 Klizabet! street, Letween Broume aud Spring, for three da} ANTED—A FIRST RATE SALESWOMAN, TO TAKE charge of a millincry estallishiment, to whom a good salary will To avoid all trouble, ‘none but coipe- tent persons need apply. Apply at J. N. liy, 160 Pul- ton avenue, Brooklyn. Lae Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED situation we wet nurse; her baby is threé of city reference givon. Please inquire at treet, Lack room, first floor. ba me: Winn SITUATION, BY A STEADY AND RB- spectable young woman, who is @ good plain evo also & tret-rate wi make bersel!: erally useful of city reler= ence if required. Apply liven stesss na ma 1 between Bleecker aud Amity streets, To be voon for two ay peep SY A YOUNG GIRL, treat SITUATION AS Fe ‘an cut and make chil dren's dresses; in chamberwork or with eh Idr ean ma s Kerself generally cester ence from her last breaking up hours. Twenty eighth street. ANTED-AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN GIBL, TO do general housework, and washing and ironi small private family, whore there are no children, ‘No Hut those wild eau give goed referonces. Apply at Can give good city refer- lace, where she haw left en account of Jan bo for two days, at 116 East uh High street, Brooklyn, Ww 'TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, S situation av chambermaid or waiter, or to do plain sewing and avsist with childrom; bas no ovjections to spend tho summer in the country, Has the best ferences. Viease call or addrems acto to73 Woot Tuirt in the rear, Can be seen for two daysif not engaged. Seana Scere ehdas Antietam WAXTED;A SITUATION TO DO CHAMBERWORK , by & respectable and competent who can Bie t oF eity references, To save tro Home tut odrst clase family Zeod apply. Please eall Sixth avenue, near Thirteeuth street. WANTEDIA SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE tant young woman, ss chambermaid and waiter, and to assist iu Wasting and ironing. The best of elt; once give call for two days at 643 Broadwa, ‘WANZED—4 GOOD FRENCH OR ENGLISH COOK; also, & fireman, two ood waiters, @ belli boy, and C4 young man to tend bar and open oysters, for a hotel. Those rs, that understand their Lusiuess, aud can give good reference, morning, Waxren—a SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young wom: fine wasbing in a Pleage cali or address, for two days, s uret floor, back room, betwoem Hvuston and Bleveker ANTED—THIS DAY, A YOUNG WOMAN, AS waiter; one who ti.orcughly understands hor business, and can give good city references. Apply between the hours. of 12.und 2, at 712 broudway. Weryeune we SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung woman, as chambermaid and plain svamstress; 0 objection to go a short distance in the count: Tou be seen ah her Present place, 119 West Fourteenth street, between Siath and Seventh avenues, fortwo days, if Rot engaged. ANTED—A epee one WET. “NURSE, BYA young healthy womi a for two days at 30 Bayard ctreet, in the wi Wanmep—ny A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED couple, sitvations as farmeervants in s respectable Protestant family; cam come well recom: wi not #0 much the 0 permanency and o Sddress for a few days J. Are Chdrenman offec, Trinity uildin hate ein! ponsed HIS WIFE, ACQUAINTED me ate: work and ne eneeze ve Communications, ven fe jay be addressed to box ‘No. 1,901 Post Othe WAXTED-BY 4 PHYSICIAN, ‘THE POST OF TRA- velling companion. To invalids, or persons desirous of waking s European tour, an opportunity offers of a charac- be rarely met with, by one who can furt the best of city ‘as to character and ability. Address Medicus, ioral ‘nee. Warn DRUG CLERK, 122, Go kg bag the t of th sae san eat ag Seereeipsisee ean ee rog Of Mears. Boyd & Paul, 40 $$$ $$$_$_______ ANTED—IN A ‘4 TATLORING Brannan, who is ful pers mpetent to out pantaloons ietoonte. ey with notes oma $08 , Mereban Tailor, Heraid often’ ndings! x AITER WANTED-IN 4. PRIVATE poe TEN miles ore the bad athe ‘estehes! ast under- ous stand his Apply Wier cei HEAD WAITER, A PASTRY COOK, A housekeeper and s laundress, for a hotel ia this Eeshe. epleyes 30) isin rahe A yp nlem panes backeopens, do; learn marae Good pat anche Tomas’ SPIN a2 ment. bebe 3 aa MER, Tages OR bgt teed oe eae aac AIIER WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHO derstands her, buriness, and ean b ply “hed Broadway, baseme an whiny fait Farmer, good on cules oor, between the hours of ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, SLIGHT! Y¥ Acate opt ed gue the retail ary 04 yannab, G Add: $s busi to go to Herald Weta, FARMER, CAPABLE OF bled ah to sil kinds of farming, and the care of need apply unless folly qua ied, a oom = men dation. Apply at No. 12 Wall street, up stairs, third. floor, office No. o. MAN, A IN A DRY GOODS STORE; jerstands the business, Apply at Lo Wier MAN, WITH A CAPITAL OF $100, TO take cbarge of ecpectable business; also, t wages $35 por mi th, and ex: apply "at 12s Neston street, room No.8. 5, TATION, AS COACHMAN AND. nate acive man With the best reoom- no oljection to co a xhort distance in the Can be seco at the British Protective oftice, No. 86 Greenwich strect, from 10 to 3. WASTEDSA FIRST RATE ay, e008 Sal. ESMAN, to Ko to Provi wean Bros, No. 6 Dey strcet, up stairs, betweenV-aad Il o'sloek ALM ANTED—A MAN OR A BOY, THAT UNDER- stands filing and drilling tase and iron, Apply to J. #0 Hudson strect. ANTED—A MAN AND BOY, TO OPEN OYSTERS, ¥ Apply at 100 Houston street, tok. Cohe Waxtep—s SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, BY nN tingle young man, who is competent to discharge the uty as reunited. "Mis testimonials will toe the serietese investigation us to character and capacity from of the most Feipectatve gentlemen in this vity, whom he has lived with for many years. se addrese Herald office, of at Mr. Craven ture, 899 Broad Wie, WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, 63 8T. iy Ut No objection to » colored |. Reter- ences require — — SE ay SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, BY 2 from’England, to 0, ein the coun aay fre ne ‘lease 3.8 K., 1381) ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND 1 In cery etore, situated on come well recommended, and murt be willing to take (ning to it; will board wit tddress Grocery Store, He found J ANTED—A BOY, 70 LEARN THE BUSINESS, ALSO try clerk, ly A. Jourueay, Jr., & Co., di and Wastes BANKERS OFFICE, A LAD about sixteen years of age, to ran of errands and make Limeolf generally weetvl; murt' write od hand and be rick at figures, ceptionatle rorerences required, Adcress W. K., box 2.015, Pust Oliee, post-paid. W: ANTED—A BOY, AKOUT SIXTSEN ¥ EARS. OF AGR, to attend in a cofice ealoon, Anquird at 16 Cathoring slip. ANTED—A. COLORED, 1 iret claee bowrul: “aie, an, Engllah, Beooal or American woman, a» Ovo. Thoy must be mended for huneniy, sv riety aud capability. Inquir at Broadway, vin Tenth street, casement doom, rom I to 1 ek, D, “AS Ww AITER IN A tre EXIRA PAY. NRTRA PAT.—ALL ONITEDSTALES he ta any United 4 1808, "Or the w remptly obtain thelr double ARD BiSSkUL, Agent 67 Wall str Seeeeneae, N in a¥ore, of qpeh, inn fh ot ED 8 jour’? Bb.