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then tendered to you, you declined to receive, and which Theg leave to request you will now present to your prin- oy eo ain, with assurances of high respect, your obarti- ent eervent, JAS. MONROR. {Encorsed) Correet, 'T. T. Hawken. wo, xt, COLONEL UAWKINS TO COLONSI, MONRO®. Wasnineror, March 30—6 o'clock Cor. Janes Moxon: Sin—I hate just received y Wr. Cutting to Mr. Precken’ on the 26th instant by M judgment, could not be received, a lenge then pening between the parties ® volve an impropricty to receive it bere =y principal's responce. will deliver Mr. Catting’s ne to Mr. Breckenridgo to-night, and hand his ansver you in tae morning. Thave the honor tobe, wit high regnrd, your ohadient servant, J.T. HAWKINS. (Endorsed) Correct, 7. T. Hawaivs. No, xiv. MR. BRECKENRIDGE TO MR. CUTTING. Warixeros Crry, March 39, 1854—10 o’clock P.M. How. F. B, Corna:— Sin—Tre correspondence between Colonel Monroe and Colonel Hawkins, our respective friends, has been sub- mitted to me by the latter, by whieh it appears you did not intend the note originally addressed to me aa a chal- Jenge, but a demand for an explanation of the lanzuago used by me in debate, and at the samo time Colonel Hawkins Celivercd to me your note of the 28th instant. In reply to that note, I'state that the disavowal it con- tains of an intention on your part to be personal in the language which led to my remark, is satisfactory, and I willingly withdraw the expressions which I used in reply. Asimilar declaration at the moment would have pre- vented me from ever giving them utterance. Permit me to express my regret that any misunder- standing should have oceurred between us, and my grati- fication at ita explsnation. Tremain, sir, very respectfully, your obodient servant, JOAN C. BRECKENRIDGE, Endorsed) Correct, T. T. Hawsins, RO. XV. MR. CUTTING TO MN. BRECKENRIDGE. Wasinnatox, March 31, 1964. Hox. J.C. Banckenniper— 8ix—Your note of last evening has been handed to me by Colonel hicnree, I take pleasure in acknowledging its reccipt, and the gratification I feel that the causes which originated the correspondence referred to in it, have ceased to exist. Reciprocating the sentiments of regret that any misun- @erstanding should have taken place, and of satisfaction atite happy explanation, Tremain, very respectfully, your obedient servant, FB. CULTING. [Endorsed] Correct, T. T. Hawaixs. v= note enclosing o-? from the delivery of Board of Education, The Board of Education held its usual semi-monthly meeting last evening—K. C. Benedict, Fsq., in the chair. ‘The minutes of the las} mecting were read and ap- proved. COMMUNICATIONS. ‘From schol officers of Twentieth ward, asking appro- priations for gallery, platforms, and extra work for new schools in Thirty-seventh strect. Referred to the Com- mittee on Sites and School Houses. From schcol ofticers of the Fourth ward, recommend. Yuga renewal of the lease of Ward School No, 27,.in er street. Referred to school officers of said ward, power. From school officers-of Ninth ward, recommendip; that Pritaary School No. 9, at the corner of Bleecker an: Amot streets, be discontinued. Referred back to said school officers with power. : school officers of Eighteenth ward, applying for €13,000 to purchase lots on north side of Twentieth street, between Second and Third avenues, Referred to Commit- tee on Sites and School Houses. From Thos. H. Palmer, dosiri to explain to the etic. Referred to Board his systeza of teaching ari Committee on School Books. From officers of Thirteenth ward, relating to proposals and estimates for crecting anew school house on the site of No. 4 Rivington street. Referred to Finance Com- mittee. f RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED. ‘That it be referred to the Executive Committee on the Free Academy, in view of the extensive and liberal a) propriations to that institution, the number and efll- ‘ciency of the faculty, and the ‘capabilities of 1 more extended usefulness of that seminary of learning, when eontrasted with the present limited number of pupila, to report on the expediency of admitting pupils to an examinntion for admission in the said Free Academy, who will be twelve years old at the commencement of the mext term, and who shall have attended the common achool twelve months. Adopted. REPORT. Of Fxecutive Committee on the Free Academy, recom- wending that the sixty-sixth by-law of the Board be eseinded, and the follow ie abatiated :—“ When va- wancies occur in corps of tutors, preference shall always Be given to the highest twoon the merit roll of the tes of the Academy, provided they have sufficient fieations for sueh appointment.”” Adopted. Of Committee on Normal Schools, recommending the ‘employment of Professor Doremus to lecture on chemin. try. Adopted. 4 _ Of Finance Committee, recommending an appropria- ‘ton of $713 40 to meet bills incurred in the alteration, ‘&e., of school houses in the Eleventh ward.—Adopted. Of Auditing Committee, recommending a payment of wundry bills, amounting to $800 45, for incidental ex- ‘penses of the Board.—Adopted. ‘Of Committce on Supplies, recommending appropria- ‘tion of $6,000 for the deposifory.—Adopted. ‘Of Committee on the Annual Apportionment, by which itappears that the average attendance at the schools during the year ending January Ist, 1854, was 43,740 ing a decrease of 856, when compared with the year previous; but this was owing to several schools being sus led for the purpcse of making repairs in the build- The report concludes in these words, which give an abstract of its content: “*Deducting the sve- rage attendange of echools discontinued (737) from the aggregate average attendance (48,740), and it will Yeave an average attendance 43, pupils en- titled to” participate in the annual apportionment of the school moneys, Which amount to $338,651 94, which is an increase of $49,887 29 over that of last year. The ‘amount per scholar is is $7 8734; last year it was $6 471, @ difference in favor of the present year of $1 408 scholar. The report was adopted. . Of Committee on Sites and Schoolhonses, in ‘relation to new primary schoolhouses in Forty-fourth street, re- porting adverse to certain plans for the same. Adopted. Of the same—In favor of continuing the lease of ms in the Demilt Dispensary. RESOLUTIONS. That the°Thirteenth section of the rules of order, governing the meetings of this Board be so amended as require that on all questions involving the expendi- ture of money, the ayes and noes shall be called and en- tered on ‘the minutes. Referred to Committee on By- ws. ‘That corporeal punishment in schools be abolished, ‘Referred to the same. On motion, the Board then adjourned to Wednesday Coroners’ Inquests. Daata Cavsep py YELLOW Fever—A Veavicr or Cgy- s0nz.—Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest at No. 64 Chrystie street, on the body of Sebastian Gebhard, a German by birth, forty years of age, whose death was caused = rellow fever, probably contracted on board the steamsbi Dp icenpice City, from Havana, which arrived here on Tuesday last. The evidence exhibits the followi: facts -—I Geb! |, wife of the deceased, testified tha: her husband arrived on Tuesday, in the Empire City, from Havana; he had been sick on board ship since Fri- day, and was eensible, and told her that he had always ‘been afraid of the yellow fever; he also told me that a friend of me trp Charott, had died on board, of yellow fever, and his body was thrown overboard on Monday Jast; my husband was very weak, and I cold scarcely un- derstand him; at one o’clock he boy ro to vomit, which was ted four times; he ejected from his stomach a Blackish substance, just like ground coffee; I immediately bo orehed Reed it Tana a pots fee ar preseribed, mat my hus! could not swallow the medi- SP. M. be died. vaine; at . It peems deceased had been a teacher of music, and had been in Havana since January 21, 1854. About fourteen ays ago he sent his wife a fetter from Havana, stating ‘that he would return to New York, three of his friends had died there from yellow fever. Charles Habich sworn—Testified to having made an external examination of the bod: cof Tiolence thereon; hiss . yellow color. From the appearance of the body, together ‘with the history of the case, it was ite oplaign ot the ~witness that death was caused by yellow fover. The following is the verdict rendered by the jury:— “We think that the deceased came to his death y I dow fever. The jury furthermore censure the careless manner in which the officers of the New York Quaran- tine let up a vessel with such a dangerous disease, and recommend the proper authorities to take some measures to ent the further ingress of said disease in the city of New York.’’ DeaTi rRom 4N Excessive Dost or Lavpanos.—Mrs. Sane Lyle, of 200 West Twenty-ninth street, had for several years been in an ailing and debilitated state, at times suffering great pain, for the purpose of alleviating which she bought half an ounce of laudanum, and too! it in one dose, hoping to receive benefit thereby. Her daughter, with whom she was living, immediately sent a doctor, who applied the usual remedies, but sho died in a few hours. Coroner Withelm held an inquest upon the body. ‘The jury rendered a verdict af “Death from an ove: of laudanum, she being unaware of the poisonous nature of the drug.’’ Deceased was a native of Scotland, ard sixty years of age. A Fatat Acogyt rm Biastixa Rocxs.—On Tuesday , & laborer named Barney Callahan, met with an pe beng caused his death a few hours afterwarda. seems the poor man waa pre; a blast; the fuse iad mistod fre, and in order to close it out, Callahan applied his drill, and while thus employed the powder exploded, throwing the iron drill with it velocit; which entered under the eye of deceased and | ‘pease ‘out at the top of his skull.” The unfortunate man was conveyed to his residence, in Forty-eighth street, where ible he died at nine o’clock that evening. Coroner esterday on the deceased, when a Deceased and found no marks jin was of a dark ‘held an inquest ‘verdict of accidental death was rendered. thirty-six years of age, and a native of Ireland. Tae Jaran Squapron.—Seeing in distant papers accounts of the recall of Commodore Perry’s squadron, ‘we have taken pains to ascertain as nearly as possible all the facts connected with its anticipated return to the United States. Thus we have every reason to belie’ that long since, on notifying the government of his pr mise to return this spring to Japan, to receive the an- awer of the Emperor to our proposals, the Commodore was instructed to comply with that e ment with all the ships under his command that could be apared from Ahe Chinese seas, and then to return home with all hiv ‘wossels except a steamer and two sloops of war, which are to remain in bye ete the regular U. 3. East ‘Indwes squadron. And further, that the returning ver- nels will come home via the Pacific, touching-at San Fran- cinco, and other most important points in the umal Pa- eific route; thence to the United States. The Vommodore Ne to retaen bimeclf overiand with little do- iy ai ay mye le un ve applied sue- 17 for permission 10 40 A0.-~ Washington Star, a. 4 made to that note the next morning, and which, when | | 405 AMON Bart See: | 0, ge 282 to 286,274. which was sh-#2 to me | atta | and | oneself. Gallery 24! t | the beard togrow strong and thick in zalendar—Thits Day. > cont temucr Couns.—Nos. 11, 49, 54, 12, 13, 16 to.0. ‘art First—Noa. 287, 388 to 393, 409, nd—Nos, 8, 354, 356 to 35814, 377, mz Count—irenit.—Nos. 258, 117, 347, 238, 333, od, 346, 952, 868, 877, 318, 263, 2 to'287, incl tq vpREME Covn—Special’ Torm.—Nos. 3, 4,' 8, 1, 42 0 52. Surmeon Courr—(Two Branches.)—Nos. 72, 85, 113, iB, 128, 148 to 152, 154 to 157, 160 fo 185. (World's Pair) Medal is Call and goo his works, at his ay. Crayon darnorroctypes ly woather all the «amo ag ‘whe Crystai Palace ROOTS fourteenth prize. magnificent railory, 538 Rroxd taken at no other piace. Clo} fair, Rooms easy of accoss. Williamson's Daguerreotypes by Mtectrici- ty.—A sure nnd instantancous process of seouriag the ex- preesion of anagroealle moment, (introduced 1312, b Neasant sittin an after process of flesh coloring is added to their pioturos, which makes them the vory piak of anit: Brooklyn. 39 Broadway, will be found at the abov ud in any weather, to five dollars. types taken in ever; ¥aluablo collection {# a fine daguerreotype style kuown in the art, Among our inventor of the art, and the only one of hi Rooms, 253 Broadway, four coors above t! Hate.—Knox, at No. 533 Broadway, is ac« quiring a most enviable reputation as a batter. He turns out every day some of tho most splendid specimens of bis craft to he found in tho city. Mis new spring styles are un- surpassed for siry lightness and elegance. Iu fact thoy lead the fashion in the city. Every gentleman of tarts in Now York submits to tho diseretion of Knox in the article of hate, and ykatever be eays npon the subjeot is submitted to aa obediently as do tho subjects of the Caxr to his absolute word. Knox has also a store at No. 123 Fulton stroct, whmvo his down town customers oan be supplied with the saine style of articles, Eeche & Co., Fashionable Hatters, No. 156 Broadway.—Spring and summer fashion for gentlemen's hate and caps Plonos.--T. Gilbert & Co.'s Wort first premium pianos, with or without the molian, and with tho colebratediron frames and circular scales, L. Gilbert's boudoir pianos, Hallett & Cumsten’s pianos, (of tho old established firm of Hallett & Co.,) Horace Waters’ pianos, And thoso of other makers, at wholosale or rotal at {actory Prices, “Beaond-hand pianos from $75 to $150, (ORACK WATERS, 33 Broadway. Ws Faolr Seccnd-hand Pianos at Great Bargains.— Ono for ¥60, one $100, one $115, one $125, one S149, one $160, and one, Hallet, Lewis & Co.’a, nearly now, $25, for $175. New pianos, melodeons, music and musical inatrn ments, of all kinda, at wholesale or retail, at very low prices, HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway, Melodeons.—The Largest and Best Assort« mont of melodcons in tho city, at 333 Broadway. It being the only place where oan be had Goodman & Haldwin's pa: tont organ melodeons, or 8. D. & H. W. Smith's well known do, ~ HORACE WATERS, Solo Agent, 383 Broadway, Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeor.,, nnd Fiuti- nas, of rmperior quclity, tone ani gniaht all tho newest music; instruction books for Gevuitinen melodeons, accordeons. rutin: Goncertinaa, seraph &o., tuned and repatred. L. & J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. John Meese, Auctioncer.—Our Sale this evening will ombrace a vory attractive line of recent pou cations, and a copy of the Naturnl History of tho Btnte, publishod by authority, im 18 vols, 4 to., colored plates, with Ap; also works on art, and portfolio of splendid engray- ings-the consignment ofa connoisseur. Saly at 7 viclock, at 577 Broadway. AN & CO. LYMAN “ Successors to Cooley & Keose. Albert H. Nicolay holds his lar semi- weekly sale of stooks and bonds this day, at in Rath at ths Merchants’ Exchange. For further particulars, we refer to his advertisement, in another column. Epleurean Market, No. 804 Broadway,—A, FINK keeps 9 full supply of beef, veal, mutton, poultr; gime, fish, oysters, vegetables, and all the delicate fruits, heir season, as soon as introdu¥ed into the city. A Card.—Spring Clothing.—Now aztensive assortment of ontirel: tag, adapted to the season, out eae ‘and will be sold at the lowest ible pric Artieles guaranteed to be exactly as reprosented, WARD T. HACKETT, Clothing Emporium, 106 Fulton stroet, Fashionable Clothing—April, 1854.—Alfred MUNROE & CO., 441 Broadway, aro constantly replenish- ing their stock of clothing, and ars fully prepared to show to thtir customers s choice variety of new stylo garments, for spring and summer wear. One price only. the Ladics.—Fresh arrivals by every er of thechoicest styles of lace and muslin embroido- eal thread laces, mourning goods, 4c. Attention is solicited to an e: gly weautiful lot of Moniton lace collars, just roceived at NEWMAN’S, 765 Broadway. Ladies” Dresses Cut on Scientific Prin= ciples, and made in the latest Parisien fashion at 4 hours’ notice, at from $2 50 each, at Newman's Indios’ and childret tfitting oatablishmenf, No, 765 Broadway, between Fighth and Ninth Ladies! Extraordinary Bargains in fresh Jinen handkerehie &o., at the opened at 873 Brogdway. ‘The store to let, fixtures and two ycars lenge for s Tho most jon in the city, directly opposite the Metropo- litan Hotel. Spring Mantillas.—The subscriber calls the attention of his numerous lady patrons to his large and mu- perior assortment of mantilias, talmas, ruffles, &c., for spring and summer wear, imported and minufsctured under his personal supervision. His acknowledged good taste and ready, an new and well-made cloth. nd trimmed in the bork long experience enables him to produce garmonts that aro not to beexcelled. MOLYNEUX BELL, 50 Canal street. Ladics’ Shoe Establishment.—Jeffers, 467 Broadway, New York.—Premium at the London Exposi- tiom,—Ladies visiting the city, and wishing to purchaso an excellent article, finished in an artistic manner, aro respect- Tully informed that these celobrated shoes and boots are still manufacturod Jeffers’ perso: pervision. Comb Factory, No. 387 Broadway.—A rich ascortment of dress and tortoise shell dress combs, of tho newort patterns. In the variety will be found every style of the importod as well as home manufacture. Combs made to order and repaired. A. & J. SAUNDERS, 387 Broadway. Portable Dressing Cases of so compact a form that they can be carried without inconvenience, and yetcomplete and durable. All the articles they contain aré made f d warranted. To travellors they are indi: wn examination will prove their usofuln: SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House, ‘or ad 337 Fancy Cutlery.—The Subscriber's Assort- ment embraces every style of Rodgers & Sons’ pocket knives, seit em ors of the finest seater which es will be warranted to the purchaser; also, , boot hooks, 4c. SAUNDERS, No. 7 Astor House, and No. 337 Broadway. Aubusson Carpets! Aubusson Carpets!! Anbusson Carpets !!!—A splendid, new and besutiful arti- cle. Look at the it HIRAM AN '8, 99 ificent carpet, the most elaborate Fronch that it will mot They are a magni and English drawings; (9 written guaranty fade;) only 7s., 86. and 9s. per yard. ‘Window Shade Manufacturers—Lace Cam tains, cornices, &o. oxtensive window vt the ms, Nos. took, which they aro offering cost of manufacturing, Also s Building Matertals, sills, &e out int Iron Window Lintels, t & cost of one third the price of brown stone borate manner; specimens can be secn: at the offi desiring information at a di boeent drawings of same. Apply at JACKS Works, 65 to 65 Goerck street. Sewing Machines.—Ladies’ Shoe and Galter ‘manufacturers are informed that for fine stitching of kid, enamelled morocco, patent leather, and all simiar work, the new improved single-threaded sewing machines produce A quality of work not hitherto appronched by any machine, and much superior to what it i sible to do by hand. This may ravacant, but it is exactiy true. right to use these machines is unquestioned, being secured by the original & Johnson in 1849. patent granted to More I. M, SINGER & CO., 823 Broadway. Charles’ Celebrated London Cordial Gin Is not only the most pure and delicious of the whole family of but has be decided hi fi of over five remedy for diso: quare bol a proprictor and importer, ND C. CHARLES, No.7 Park place. Salamander Safes Again.— t of these ‘firedofiers”? wag made by Ly C. J. Gayler’s Ono more successful the destruction of ¢] lant Tuesday. This, safes, proves them to be saf Batchelor’s Hair ae article, by all peknowledge of thor fa ‘ail pee teliable dye known. Sold Don’t Insult your Head, the Throne of Rea- son, by singing it with cauterizing 4, jse that con genial "and emolient fiuid, CRIBTADORO' xeelsior Dy which, in loas time than it y ad it takes te re news| th ler of the bair with ‘airieh bisek of House. If the whiskers and Eyebrows are of an ly Lg geta bottle of Domonet & Moyers’ infallible repl: touch, and presto! what a change! You aro ro- juvenated by the genius of s aniversal hair dye. Sold und applied at 1 Cortlandt stree! The Return of Sir John Franklin’s Expe- diti aware that this has not been recorded; but ‘Ker's tonique is a cortain rostora- 0. Prive 26 cents, Headquarters, BARKER'S, No. 439 Broadway. “They come like Shadows, so depart.—Thus come and go the vario 101 imitations of fre A Bas Le Razor.—My Onguen weeks, and won't stain or injnno the skin. Try it, I $1 por botito; $4 50 half dozom. Sent to any part of the country, R. G. GRAHAM, 15 Som street, Zoiber, 44 South Third streot, Philadelplia; Mayes, 176 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Hair and Whiskers Cat Inimitably, in the varied and Inter? #tylos, always with due proportion and suitableness to the nd entire appearance of the woar. er, by HILL, 45 Nasa street, adjoining Liberty. ‘Mate dye for ealo or appliod. Wig and Toupees.—Batchelor, of No. 233 Broadway, ia pleased to announ hi vement in the manufacture of to ladies’ and gentler Veneto ia app! mon's hair wor! Jp the most perfost imitation of Dature yet disco ered, SPECIAL NOTICES, | Citrehugi’s Wigs and Toupecs,—The great WANTS mph achieved ig an improvement, or uew sysioin of SPrer te WIDOW, WHO § fttimy the | ir thinness and elasticity vanse thom bo MERICAN INSTITUTE A’ STATED MONTULY | A HE BLE YOUNG be apy Be without any. pressure, or avy of tho usual | + meeting of the Inrtitute will be he! . | fd the German language, wishor a situation in a re dinegreeables attending all other wigs or sealpe. 179 Broad- | April 6. o'cloek, ab its rooms, No. 361 Broadway. | t! ty housek She is capable way, Up stairs, Members aro requested to ait nd ne crk, and is competont of fitting 1 — RY MEIGS, Recording Searotary: ér 6 references can be given. ) otrect, for Mra, Petersen, Pimples and Freckles ean be entirely re= PEAKS pevla Pb ae sf si i eaaalan’s Galena § THE MEDIUM WAS TOO “FOXY” TO SPIRITY — BOOT oe ag ip aere ge ead yey ly cor) ate to Mr. cud Bre. Osear Shanyliac « YOUNG LADY. WISITES TO GO this article, There is nota day but the Iadics catt and | the infant Frederick—not thinking him sume loar work at drossmaking, in a respecta speak of it'in the It is Westar tod ve ina | seaced—they have doteriined to renew t shard ft i dresees; money will be returned. p handkerchief, try the | Vili commence to rap still, harder 2% No, 2 in a respectable fa- Turkish perfumo; it isthe mest durable and frarrant per- glelock this ee rear building, in the fuuie made. Camphor ico! camphor ivo! a certain cure for | fF the cond of theig friends since the z Fee soe chapped bands and lips. Prepared only by B.W. VONDER- | ment | SP ES pe 1 it 6 fa, abo oom \ BLE GERMAN COOK I$ baltitst Loe org erfrenwe Shes a eer eiahdaaaaatl CARD.—JOUNSON & LAZARUS TAK A od ritnatton, in a private German family ‘aud cold by Mré. Mays, 175 Fulton street, Brooklya. ‘thed of informing their friends, that iu oo. jer and froner. Call ite Inte fire they are to be found at 213 \Va Trusses.—The Only Prize Medal for Trusses at No. 3) Myrtle avenw up steire, whero they will be prepared to xec 5 . AKER, WHO HAS BED: RESPECTABLE do chamberwork reference from her treet, d waiting, or washing. st place, Please call at Boston Reme: Ading’s Russia Salve, fail, burn: ty years etanding; euros with dy aa IRL WANTS A SITUATION TO | Tho hest of No, 118 of said assicnces, at No, 129 Sixth avenue, York, April 3, 1854. ISAAG@ Cure PALACE.—THE CRYSTAL PALACE WILL be opened at 9 o'clock A MM. and elosed at 6 @. M., until further notice. Admission 60 conts; children under t ATMIENTION WANTED, FIRST | CLASS finichers; stendy work at all seasons, and tho Pues paid ty any establishanent. apply wt LEWIS Nroadway. Stuyvesant Institute. H. Ring, corner of John streot and Broadway; . Nclner & Co, Si Barclay strect, and by druggists and apothecaries generally. Rheumatism, Scrofula, Gout, Cancer, &c— SHIRT highest & EA- S furnishing establishment sad glove depot, 655 TYATT"S life bal: attested by a thousand desperate din the Herald, Sun, and othor uritier. Among the latost oases liam Housel, 12 Willet street, who sutfered by a deep and loathsome scrofulous ulcer under the left ear, the swelling from which covered the neck. Mr. years half price. | Admission on Saturdays 23 conte. |. M. BATCHELDER, Acting Suporintondent. N ENGLISH PROTESTANT, OF RESPEC education, wi o form an engagement with family ax chambermaid and plain sewer or to take growing children; i# capable of assisting in their if required. Pleave call or address Anu: et, in the rear, third story, front room, blé families nocd apply. NTS A SITUATION AS RYSTAL PALACE.—THE STOCKHOLDERS IN THIS / association are requested to apply or sond immediately to the American Museum, and roccive a ciroular of import- ance to themselves. P.'T, BARNUM, Prosidont, do. WANTED TO but reepee' OcK CARTMEN AND OTHERS is welve years, and destroyed his nore, In rheumatism, gout YOUNG GIRL W! nouraliia, &6., the cases of the Hon. wher, 18 hire by the day or job, to draw iron and timborfor tho ; ; Stanton sireot, and Mr. B. Rice, 32 Grove street, stand { Meco lente Dalen sa ckoUIse Te tae teatrerin ah te rag iypery peer beng my Peak reraaty erigas Th among the most astounding curce over effected.’ They ofice, 2 Adams street, Brooklyn, between 8 and 10 on | Sty Nercerstrecte ee ee Pace completely crippled., You who aro afflicted, go visit those | Thursday morning the Oth instant. ne iskelena hada ? Persons. 73 cents por Lottle, Wrincipal depot, 245 Grand —— - a SEAN GEAR RE YONG WOMAN) WISHEA sect open nes See eae ss TRS 7Ae UPIOST IMPORTANCE THAT BVERY uation in a private family, as chembermaid and : Peet eke eattce stock should immediately pos | Or ghambermaid and to do fino washing and ironing, Newly Discovered Medicated Inhalation for a citenlar, which may be obtained on appiteation tony | ofan “owing Was the, very. test’ of ety. ral rotary, Mr. 1, at the Amorio: RNUM, Prosi diseased Tongs, 1 DR. CURTIS’ hygeana is producing an ‘entire revolution in the treatment of all lun ints Plence call at 22) Pirst avenue Fourteonth etrovts, botweon ek room, comp) at. second floor Can ‘ABLE & pious care stadiei a, 209 CHAM A SIT. waiter, or todo references. Thirteenth and be acon awarded to March & Co., by the Industrial Exhibition of all nd fill orders, as uiw DK FOR SEVERAL | Nati at the Crystal Palace for their radical trawod. EE years in oneof the fret establishments in Broadway, | The peculiarcharacter of this trues bas boen set forth in 'OTICE.—WILLIAM FENNER, 0 ont by the day to work in some rerpectable private complete and comprehansive pamphlet des 9 of ever ing busixoss at No. 129 Sixth ‘even. Ploaso addroes Elizabeth, Chatham square Post variety of rupture, Elastic stoekivgs. kueo cape. and every An Assignmont for the benoit of his er varlety of bandage, MARSH & CO., No, 234 Maiden lane, i a RRO NR War cooks, ot te. A iy ers in Brooklyn and ita 1a) intty supp cient and well reesmmended servaut peeity, at his oft MPO MOTEL KEEPE BY A GENTLE an who bas had ton fi class hotels ation as clerk, bar keeper, or eteward, in sume good tel or saloon; he considers himself competent to act im either capacity. Can f Sod recommendat: Ad ‘ Hotel Clerk, Herald of ce, 10 LAWYERS. dist inet, t an copy. ted to rend WO PROTESTANT YOUN tions to take eare of child work, or as waiters; do plein sewing. von bhort distance in the country. Good eity reference. Con be seen for three daya at 800° Righth avenue, betwe ‘Vhirty-firet and Thirty-second streets wo you HO WR ITES No objection to sher end troner; prefe an preduce unquestionable reference. Please at #0 First avenue, near Seventeenth street, second floor, ont room WO RESPECTABLE RLS, SISTERS, WANT cook ould be willing to do the ire o other as waiter, and to do light re of chil- dren and do plain rewi n produce 4 good references, Please call nt 2 street, second floor, back room. est Seventeenth Can be seen until engaged CLOTHIERS AND ® citaation by a firab Can give the Lest of city reference: is ® re good and cutter, no objection toa neigh tity W. H., Herald otiee. —— WA NIED-DY A RESPECTALLE AMERICAN PRO testant widow, @ nin & emall private family is @ good plain cook, ud ironer. Is willing to for low wages to have her chili in the house with her. The bent of city reference given, Please address J. B., tterald oflice. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK AND LAUN- —v Van Buskirk are requested to deliver the same to me at Accounts are daily reovived of casva of cures of asthma, br Mca ae yee Speen a : ; ts ‘ Pee eege oa ceed heer #, Chonrnet ov abiobe, mane, as maven, | Sees ee ee stands hat bain” ad ene iiog toed noma dnene erg, aad other perso eda machine that will take the rough stick and mou! saa amr = pusiness, pring good recommen . Geb TeepecTADTe Bates Howe lave test"20 over 300 pack, 'y fora ship's frame, in any shape required. Por fur- YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION may apply at OY East Twerty seventh street, near Fourth teen aday, although itis only three anon since lw test | ther information, address the inventor, port paid, wavanant ating Hiss the. bees of | teste advertived, It is t erin! disc i 5 see ction FRR UIpE HE td ikexratenak 2) Waver! A STEA ever made by man. vos immediate relic? Read the MERCANTILE, LIBRARY, A880 :1AT/ON—NOTICE. sity xetenanice, |S lease 1a) Worvertey place, frome, WT An TMD Tey ak Great. following: —Hyreana in Maine.—J. 11. Gaubert, postmaster In eonsc quence of the existent necessity of a thorough | * oy — family, or as cook, washer an: of Richmond, writes us: "Tho hygeana ia doing won. | revitien of the property of tho association aud RESPECTARLE A SITUATION AS | is a good plain cook, nt wi dors here, My sister has had a distressing cough, witugroat | correstions of the catalogue prior to removing, t chambermaid, or chambermaid and r e cive the best of city reference from her difficulty of breathiny, for years, She wore the inh: and | Will be closed against the Fig oy! books on and after | city raference given from her last place x. fins no objection tothe country, as it is eto ol well. ‘Dr. Curtis! new ayrtem of inhalation Thuat p since continne open, tc vaval, until further not vem sare Boor, back room, for two days. crecery atere, corner of Bind ane Pacise sesame, Besekiye. an entire revolution in the treatment of disease: f th urgently re ed to return thei ooks in 9 time " 7 s 7 Inngs. There is no mistake, it is ti a wouderfol diss | speciiel. By order, ee tected be ie Pa ec yt eer an ta Ary Boyd & 7 40 Cortlandt WM, H. GILDER, Recording Seeretary. | jp 8 Private family, She understands produce tho | Twelfth str “ Bread: Zz, cornerof John street and Broggway, PeeP ESRC Pert tah an beceee Ne ona miee Call ae : wt SPSS Oe ee. «Se 75 Fulton street and ‘at 146 OTICE—ALL PERSONS INDERTED TO THE | 71'Wyest Hittcenth strect, between, Sixth wud Sevouth av TANTED—A WOMAN WHO IS A GOOD COOK, ertate of the late John Van Bus! » deceased, are | nies, - W da first rate washer and ironer. Bei ity refe ; Lee Terwerted to make payment to the undersignid, at tho bce SERIENCED Inquire at 23 brevoort piace, Tenth st. Indta Ch. for Fe a 1.50, | of Meters. William & John O'Brien, No. 33 Wall eteout, an SITUATION WANTED—BY A PE ——— * oe 1a Cholagogne for Fever and Ague, $ ion; | §]l persons having property or papers beloncing to said John German pastry cook; understands her business Vv ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A TYAN HAMBERT'S tomato monthly pills, for suppr ‘yers’ cherry pectoral, for coughs and nal ; Hastings’ ayr- ‘a, for do, and croup; Cook’sremedy for intemper- | *d office. rap of liverwort and tar, or consumption, heidam schnapps, $1; Morse’s invigor thoroughly in all its hay no objection to go a short di BiYo the best of city reference, Pl enll at 1914¢ RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISI a private family. ‘Tho best of city reference given. seen at 689 Broadway, third floor, back GENTLEMAN WHO HAS REC wife, wishes to obtain the services of « Indy, charge of threo rmall children, and superintend the tic duties of his family. She rust bo a Protestant pious woman, of unexceptio acter. Addre: 8., Williamsburg Post Office, dem nd reference. ted AN SARA M. BUSKIRK, Administratrix. EMOVAL FROM THE EXCHANGE COTTAGE, COR- ner of Vesey and Church streets. to tho Wright ‘House, No. 22 Ann street, few doors below Barnum’s Museum. Mr. Jolin Higham, for’ nine years the popular proprietor of the Exchange Cottage, respectfully informs tho public of this city and vicinity generally, but especially his old frionds and former acquaintances, that he has rocontly purchased 6 of the well known Wright Houso, situated as above, which he intends to re-open on Saturday, tho 8th inet., in a renovated condition, under improved foat ‘with an entire fresh stock of ales, wines, liquors, #0: Fats, dc. of superior and choice qualities, i, embi the present occasion to tend to his former patrons and a lib rupport extended to him during the many years his old stand, and now solicits 2 renewal of thoir ance at his new quarter: 'HE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE DART- moor prisoners will be held at the Keystono, in Division a cordial, $3, two for $5; McAllister's ointment, Hutebings’ bitters, #8, 127 Bowery. Also, Hyatt’s infallible life balsam, for rheumatism, 75 cts. ES ERE A Married, On Wedmsday, April 5, at’ St. Poter’s Church, Twentieth street, by the Rev. William F . Halsey, of Sing Sing, Lewis E. Brars:gy, of San Francisco, to Ciar- Lorre JESUP, second daughter of the late Henry R. Judah, an Francisco papers please copy. On Wednesday, April 5, by the Rey. Mr. Quinn, of St. Peter’s Church, Mr. James R. Tate to Mi LARY GakRi- son, of this city. CH YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS bermaid, and to assist in tine washing and iro: to do plain sewing. The best of city referenev. Pie: quaint- country preferred, Diea, On Wednesday, April 5, about noon, ANDREW Mc- ce in the country. st 244 Tenth street, top floor, corner of First avenue. perks English fluently, and Can jowery. ES A situation as seamstress and to do light chamberwork, in Can bo THIS to take domes- ty and» as O, EL ., prepaid, with name, ro CHAM. ning, or ase call street, corner of Chrystio street, on Thursday evening, April N AMERICAN GIRL, BETWEEN SIXTEEN AND Grane,’ aged 10 years, 10 months and 18 days, son of | 6, at 73 o'clock, ‘The members of the association Are re geventeen yours of age, wishes to ‘s situation to Jobn and Ann McGrane. quested te bo punctual in att atrend to children and t in housework. Good refer dance. Josrrn Swain, Sec. LEWIS P. CLOVER, Chairman. Call at The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- ence can be given, A FRENCIL LaDy WA. erness, in a private family English and German lancuage given, Address No. 22 W A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPE Protestant young woman, as seamstres. ehildren Inquire a Seventh street, botw and ©, top floor, back room, spectfully invited to attend the funeral, at half-past two o'clock to-morrow afternoon, from the residence of his father, cornér of Ninth avenue and Thirty-eighth street. At his late residence, No. 77 Mott street, on Wednes: , April 5, after a protracted illness, of dropsy, JAMES Par, aged $8 years and 10 months. His remains have been deposited at the receiving vaults, Greenwood, for future interment. Liverpool, England, papers please copy. On Wednesday, April 5, Susawwa WiuIAMs, in the 79th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully MBERS OF WALDENSE LODGE, NO. 9, A. a to moet at 68 Rast Bro for the purpose of attondin, Pendograss. ‘Tho members oi invited to attend. CI8 McMULLIN, R. 8. HE SECOND NEW YORK BUILDING ASSOCIA- tion will hold a rogular mecting for the transaction of inesa this (Thureday) evening, at 8 o'clock, at Warren 1, corner of Henry and Oliver streets. Punctual at tendance is requested, as businoss of importance will bo lad before the meeting. Also, tivo shares will bo offored for HE ME P. ther lod, ‘tise fall other lo re also respec: db PeeRAN an excellent cook, and is willing to help in wash ironing, or would go as laundress in # respectable Hest of reference riven from her last place, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION; IS ing’ and fainily. re she lived invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock this after- | Telemption, Se ae ee een eee aie respectable families noon, from the residence of John Green, No. 805 Green- ILLIAM GRANDIN, ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR, | need apply. Apply at 115 West Twouty-sixth atroct, near wich street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Ce- and Commirsiouer for different States, New Yerk, will | Seventh avenue, second oor, back room, where sue cam be metery for interment. also area ey ines heres he Wiehe Le od Su- | cen for two days. In Brooklyn, aftor a short and severe illness, of dysen- | preme Court, Con Execative Departinents, Ponsion, ree acral ive atent, Bourit; d offices at Washington, D.C. Im- GERMAN PHYSICIAN AND § KON, GRADU- Sort dune Lut, a native of England, in theS8th | DONC inventors aud claimants are interosted in calling A. sto of one of the tet niversitis rani, why haa . Y 4 ntry, an erfoctly familias His friends will please attend his funeral, at three | ** Stove: ae with tho Enelish language, wishce to obtein » medical post o’clock this afternoon, from his late residence, National ‘ARD’S ISLAND, FMIGRANT HOSPITAL, APRIL, | in a horpital or otherwise, or mation of a place where (Shades) Hotel, High street, Brooklyn, without farther I84.—Dr. Henry Honsley, of Kentucky, one of the | an experienced physician’ is needed. Bost of references notice. Houge Surgeons in this institution, having completed his given, A dress box 1,156 Post Ofi s term of service, took leave of his friends on the Ist instant. Ata social RIIST WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS MOU: Liverpool and Manchester papers please co ‘Attac ajahont "bay etveretlivase dite gathering on the occasion, he was prosented with 8 piece of plate, by tho civil officers payer ofthode. | AL SE, IN the ornamental composition business, an accomplished aged 21 years, a native of Tillard, county Tyrone, Ire- | partment, and an ad of which the following isa copy: | draughtsman ‘and designer, who has buen accustomed to de- land, ‘The deceased was for a long while in the employ | © Some of your many fricnds, sir, on Ward’s Island, pro- | signing interior decorations of houses, picr and mantel of M. A. Kemp, who oifers his sincere sympathies to the soon eae eying Pies Bodh a token = Stil piotare frames, &e., * a os Pity) 1 é of their regard. ‘Their estimation of you isnot’ to be mea- |. Herald ‘oftieo, with reference ‘as to character, eapali Felatives for the loss thoy have custained. Of him it | tus the valnelef your urbanity, your hon and salary required, A Frenchman, or au Italian, pro truly can be said, he was a dutiful son and an affection- ate and kind brother—a faithful and honest man, His funeral will take place at two o'clock this after- noon, from No. 1614 Bower, In New Orleans, February 28, of consumption, MAvRIcE Wurrr, sged 29 years and two months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, from No. 246 Monroe street, at two o’elock this afterncon. On Tuesday evening, April 4, Hannan, wife of Charles Dobbs, in the 81st year of her age. The friends of the family-are invited to attend the fu- neral, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon, from her late residence, No. 25 Orchard street. On Tuesday, April 4, at the St. Dennis Hotel, of in- onal kindn of purpore and fai have won from us st weapect, of which this gi is tho merest exponen! you shall have gonofrom us, and shall become engaged in the practice of your noble pro- fession, 1 in s measure fade from your Segre SSISTANTROOKKEEPER’ In a wholesale estab by double entry. is practised need not to remind you of us, and of our kindly feeling tawards you, aa often as you shail seck from it consolation or comfort, “Take it, eir, and with itour sin- cere wishos that health, happiness, and succoss may ever attend you. On receiving the gift, Dr. Hensley repliod in rubstance as Gentlemen, I accept yoar very liberal gift with yot I wish thie occasion of this kind ation upon your part was different from what it i for it eevers our connection with each other, and compels me to bid farewell to frionds who have greatly endeared to me, As to my official course on Ward's Island that while it has not been without troublo and wanted at 42 Duane street. YOUNG GERMAN, WHO HAS BEEN EM?’ two years in the wine b m the French and Ger Sant ‘Chai Tet hi ti dener. Ti SEMA es later, yor have the consolation ‘of knowing that ft bax | agement of ero Fi a 4 es a een tomy own profit and fortbe canse of humanity. it . C On Tuesday, February 4, Sanan M., wife of A. F. Kind- | juve to express to you, gentlemen, my most earnost wishes ry og “hr, S. H. Bridgm berg, and daughter of John Thompson, in the 23d year of for the good health and happiness of yourselv her age. families. My official carcer is now ended—fai those requiring a thorough gardener need apply. SITUATION WANTED— oks are kept ro singte entry FIRST RATE ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN LOYED and hot house van give an, flor- PI ist, corner of Eighteenth street and Broadway. Nope but The funeral will take. place from her late residence, | men, and miy God Almighty bl No. 204 Henry street, Brooklyn, at three o’clock this erfectly acquai ed afternoon. The friends of the family are respectfully in- 1 tuk ie MN ieetha a axsnlload; hands be celek 3 a apie - vited to attend, without further notice. end correst as figurer, and reside with his_pi ‘one | ch ry street, building Letter A, rem On Monday evening, April 3, Witt1aM HARDENBROOK, | but thore that can comply with this adverti nt, and hol Jr., in the 78th year of his age. produce the mo: need ap- | ——— =e Pires His friends, and those of his family, and of his son, | Ply, Salary moders Call after MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS—HE MUST PERCECTLY William A. Hardenbrook, are invithd ‘to attend hia fa- " | 4 understand his busin me others need apply. In. pera from nie ie residence, No. 12 Hiridge pcvwiget ALBERT H. NICOLAY, No. 4 Broad street. | ‘quire at 609 two o'clock this afternoon, without further invitation. USINESS OCCUPATION CAN BE GIVEN TO A Suddenly, on Monday, April 3, Mr. Louis Jovy, aged 29 |... THE LECTURE SEASON, ois, | EV castdiaea og reseriac nesisten, goin aaeaeae tc aeale years and 3 months. R. DOREMUS’ LAST LECTURE ON THE “RECENT iness establishment. ive his whole mind to the finances and control of a large Bis friends, and those of the family, also the active Discoveries of Science applied to the History of Cron- He would not be at all occupied and honorary members of Neptune Hose Com ny No. | tion,” will red at the Ne {York Medical ‘College, | ese Ce opale, by uropec 8 ens, Rae, sorsen 27, the members of Charter Oak and Putnam Lodges of | East Thirt treet, near Fourth avenue, this evening, | 4 the right cort of man, porscasing fmancial ability.” Ad. F.'and A. M., are respectfully invited to attend his fu- | St 74 o'clock. blbadaanl | a ¥ iS, proper reference P. Joh: |, Herald office, neral, at two o'clock this afternoon, from his late rosi- Cree leicht i OOKKEEPER’S SITUATI dence, No. 83 Reade street. REWARDS. ovinannneee In Philidelphia, on Thursday, March 30, Mrs. Many | ~~ attra joung man of several ye Marny, in the cath year of hes age, a native of county $1,000 REWARD.CTHE STORE OF HORBON & | tit city, clther by double, or Galery. Commaaxht, hand. Scat taane Gakte 6 pours 5 ni ntered by burglars onthe night of | tion to go south or west. Most «1 way, Dat ” a yy March 2, and stolen consisting of black and | to capability, &c. be given, by addr of Charleston, 8. C., New York and Philadelpbia. She | colored silk will be paid for the recovery of said | A. Herald office. left many friends to deplore her loss. gcods, or in proportion, and $600 for evidence that will lead to the conviction of the parties who received the same. | POY WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HORBON & SONS, 279 Fulton street, Brooklyn. store. Salary $00 tho Grst yeur. Address J box ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. No. 751 Post Offic OY WANTED—ABOUT 16 YEARS OF AGE, with buffalo robe in it, on Tuesday ny one delivering them to William $1¢ atout io IN AN oyster and Hquor store in the lower part of the city, ARR eee eens | Butler, corn ty-fifth street and Nint) a °, rY losed at 9 o'clock id. active, NFORMATION WANTED—OF A LADY OR GENTLE. | vill receive the sbovoreward. Anh Hints avenues | Mithtal hogeqno ether need eppigy will receive: S10 based: - ing and washing, for one year from the prevent ti REWARD.—LOST, IN THE SIXTH AVENUE, BE. | frem the country would be preferred, provided his referonces {woen Seventeenth and Ty, Feld | weresatifactory. Address, post paid, BP ANF., Herald of ‘will bo - tTwon- | (j0OK WANTED.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO great bargain, is n good cook, and can give tho beat of references with Europe. Can be seen MATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM FRA ring the day, regard to character LOST AND FOUND. may apply at No. 8 Clinton place. RYGOODS SALESMEN WANTED—FIVE OR SIX NFOR’ OKEL- | ZFON, who loft his home on, Fharnday morning, ware | PlOUND—IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF BROADWAY ieferenceymay A yi'a pavtasweat tireation at, Gotamessiad J a Ny street small sum of m u Ld jen him. Ho is iy f can have by proviny property and paying Czpenses, ae ia | Hall, ‘373 Eighth avenue, corner of Twenty-uinth street, Pi Broadway. NTRY CLERK.—WANTED A YOUNG MAN SEVEN- ‘ind light boats, “Anyrintormation of mim | JTOUNDIN BARCLAY STREET, A SUM OF MONEY. taney try goods Sovilag: houses thir’ writing oad correct pill te thankfully received by his distressed family, at 224 | ana paying fo ertisoment. jeseribing Property | recko ng reguircd, for which & fair salary will he given. it Fourteenth street, New York. Should this meet his own ELSit, Apply. ich street, Address box 2,885 Post Odice, in own writing, giving refo- if living, he will confor a favor on his aged parents by * ireenwieh street. renges And age, ither writing immediately or returning home. L°St5oN, WEDNESDAY, THE OTH INST. GOING IVE STRAW HONNET TRIMMERS WANTED— ¥ MR. STEWART. FROM CALIFO! WHO CALL | {rom 4h Broadway down to Anthony street, ind down F Also s youth about the age of 15 years, to make himself ed at the Ocean Bank, 218 Fulton ¢, and 49 Wall Anthony to Greenwich street, to cormer of Harrison street, nerally uéefal in a fancy di 4. 4" mil is ‘ . 4 note for $272, drawn by M’Graw & Allendorph to thi beta 21 ee ee M. J. Kirk, with @ remittance from Cali of-John Loy, and payable Apply to'T. M. Stoner, 382 Bowery. 6 Rote te Hd tine, ORES Of M. Wells are cantioned it negotiating the same, tho dra . : he will confer a favor. ‘and payment hopped: Ray ersen G+ WANTED—A SINGLE MAN, OF H, DEVOE, OF NEW YORK, WILL FIND IT 4 returning it to M'Graw & Allondorph, will bo liberally reward: ST OR MISLAID—BY THE SUBSCRIBER, TWO + much to bis interest by calling at Jones’ Hotél, in ‘hiladelphia. ROSE, CARROW (OR CARROLL), WHO LEFT PHILA. | ixgy promissory otes, as follows ted 21st October aalting ch roore Wo DLS Aleta Tate? Mavantage by | order of He andred and fort ARDENER.—WANTED. = a | SES, Ne tis entas of i deystands Risebon guidestocs Oiear tekteg “oe Ng THE FIREMEN. nine hundred Ste, CO Eamets: {OF | horses; he must be sober, honest, and willing to make him Nee NAAN RAIA APARAMARDPADS Tieved these not rand, Sak eaoreees Katee self generally useful, German, Swiss, or Seotoh preferred, NEPTUNE HOSE COMPANY NO. 27 “EXTRACT PROM 4,40 hat they are of hasheon | Apply after 10 o'clock A. M. at 00 John atroct, first lovt, Sar meeting of feptane Lod No. ere! i, convened ut the carrioge houso om Toone, ‘Apel A, the HENRY S1MMON street. | (QROOM WANTED—A YOUNG MAN THAT 114 HAD following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopt- i att ben 95 lence; must be industrious, faithful and ed OST ON FULTON, GREENWICH OR BEEKMAN | (uick—to sue Whereas, it hath pleased the Almighty Ruler of the uni- papor | “ame of the last employ "i liboral wages will be ziven; give age, and ¢h ret Nadrom'Privace, Meret othse. verse to call from our midst our late assoc! esterday 'morning—If the finder of f goods, & te brother 0. and @ small cash book NTED. Seeman, Louie 3 nod , ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTADLE vent calls from us an expression of our feelings; there. on nr oe Fr vo German, English and i would not mind olved, That we deeply deplore the loss of ono who, Please to call . Please to oa when among us, was held as most worthy of our estoem and friendship, and whilo we acknowledge the divine supremacy Justice of the Controller of all ‘et we cannot but t the sad calamity that hi f afriond over period which has b te MISCELLANEOUS. A. GREAT BARGAIN. —A SPLENDID NEW SIX | ath ° | 2A, Aut Mireo-anarter 0 pianoforte. rorewood o or ‘to tenchShil travel at Mrs. ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE dearto us. When we contem| wit style In every respect, and from young women; one as chambermaid and Inundress; the clapeed since ho joined with u ‘and pleasures, Will be rold at a argsin for cash, Ap- | other as nurse chambermaid. ive, the, bout of fall of life and animation, wo can scarcely realize tha: ho 'y street, basement office, from 9 to 6 o'clock. oy. reference from their Inst Can be seen for two fone he bookstore, jaye at No, 1 Sixth street, in who was with us yesterday is now no m ICE BR 0 Resolved, That we deeply sympathise with the family and OKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE—ON friends of our departed brother, and most sincerely condolo , Brooklyn, within halfa block of Wash- ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- with them in their sorrow and affliction; and now in their 'wo first class three story brick houses, built | nt girl, as chambermaid and plain sewer, or as when their hearts are overburthened with grief stantial mai 12-inch walls,and containing | ¢hamberm: children’s nurse. Good city reference of their beloved ono, commend them to’ put @ modern improve ground, adjoin- 4 Please eall at 110 Greenwich street, second floor, their trust in Hi emfort them, and promi. | ing the *Leve: oneon Oxford street, | front room. his wisdom. ired. Also a very dosii y ira on te cottage house, on the wost COPY OF tees pesca nmORERINE | strect, near the residence of De Con. This ts one ot the most desirable locations city of Brooklyn, The house stends on& donblo with court yard forty fect d parlors ond dining room on fir all in complete repair, Also, two extending from Oxford ry person in want o ix foot above the street, es Woodmay ; contains ten rooms, t Jor, gas throughout, and | or four full lots of ground, street to Portland avenue. Sixty | Ss’ Inquire of A. | bk Daily Timor, THOMAS G. VOORHTS, Foreman. Tuomas Frenven, Secretary. Aten: Cochrane, Charles Banta, Henry Spence, Commit ce. en f such, hatham LESMEN.—THRRE GOOD HANDS WANTED AT er cent can remain on bond and mortgage. Bond's dry goods store, 108 and 11) Si e Cit Kx owiaow Nos. sf and 0 Murray street, New York,cr | reference. took pela T f ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS AND | 0! A.B. DAVENPORT, nour the premises, Court strect and | ~ " Se tacimeces Friends of Neptune Hoi Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, JILK AND STRAW MILLINERS WANTEP—AT Gompany, No. 27, aro request: use, to morrow (Thuraday), of paying our rospocts to Louis Sony, ted to meet at tho éarring #01 o'clock, P.M. fer the purpor the remains of our late associate, Bowery. Best price given. Mrs. D. G, Greene. {ERVANTS’ OFFICE FREE TO EMPLOYERS Psst FRENCH INVASION OF RUS: beantifal, comp 1h THOMAS G. VOORHIS, Foreman, | Sh painted from el; | &) intehigenee ofice 202 Ki fear Twenty sixth Trowas Fiawpen, See’ Speman, | wanted. Fhe beet p uibition to teavel with for oue | sirect,rupslios families with good female help of every on: _ or tw Honan ors tient Inquire at city. Good and well recommended girls aro always on En ¥. <j fab? Dagnerroan Gallery. 24 hoc sway. Rint A German girl, three years in this country, wants & pre eR... 4 Re TPRONTING WAGON FoR sark—BuILT ny DuSsEN. | HAPS. ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM.— x — " ™ Will come off this day, 6thinst,, at 3 ERVANTS.—THE BEST SERVANTS FOR F kind of domestic wor! bery & Arthur, weighs 20 Ibe. in Vue little, To be sea ye at the Club Stablo, 24 Fourth street, I } cooks, Inund ressos, eb $25, closed with the following entrion: ucar Sixth avenue. maids, washing girls, girl a i gees Semen area ; bh 4 js for houpework, nursos, FeThe Hise of the Union ; 0 Lae ea | Indies! maids, Germin servants. Also, Gefinan an orn bg. Bay Bil I. g Cargo; C, bare iB UPPER PART OF A HOUSE IN TWEN. | yaiters, farmers, gardenors, coachinen, and mec 5,7. Warner; owner enters x. g. Ned | t ty fourth street, taining al | always obtained nt MORRIS & CONNERT'S ostatlia y the next fair day, e modern re) wife only. | 287 Breadway, corner of Reade etreet, under the A, BROWN, Proprietor, Addrere G. J, Her ove. VERY ambor- Fronch French hanics, hment, Irving situation as chambermaid, or would consent to do get ral housework in ean be place, yD. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT ‘young woman, as chambermaid and laundrees, in a rospectable family, or to do the housework of a small private fawily. Is a good cook, and has the best of city reference: Can be eeon for three days, at 122 Broome street. NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as chambermald and waiter, in a private family, Apply at No. $ Harrison street, third door from Coluiubin street, Brooklyn, Can be seen for two days if not engaged, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED roman, 9 situation ss seamatsors Baste mete 5 ences given, ‘A for two days at her presont employer's, ia Wer Twentyreccond “troet, totwees Fifth an Pink mall private family. Good references ven, Can bé Foun for two dvys at her present jarrison street, two doorsfrom Cheever Place, Brook- NTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION care of children and do plain sewing, or cham- not subject to sem 0 Europe or to the sity Pleuse cali on, or address, J. N. M., 135 Six WASTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young giris; one as cook, washer and ironer, or to do tho general housework of a small private family: ‘the other as chambermaid and waiter, or would be willing to apsist in andirouing. Pease call at 300 Hicks street, _ floor, front room. ANTED—BY A PRO! mb TANT GIRL, A SITUA- street, between ar, for two days. ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS waiter, or as chambermaid and to do fine washing and oning. best of city reference trom her last place, Pleare call at 200 Ninth strect, curner of avenue A, second floor, front room. TANT! as cook, War iy a good bake’ country. Ber teen for two ¢: * floor, ANTED—BY A BR ituation ima p ake care of € OUNG WOMAN, ! private family; t distanes in the lace. Can be ack room, second I-A SITUATION, BY A Y at 450 Fourth avenue, "ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ste family, as chambermaid oF Vildron; is'a neat sewer. Best city reerence given, —Pleare call) for two days, at 135 Se- venth avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, second focr, La ry, # situation jcrred; oF to chard -ircet, between Stanton be seen for two days. TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, atioo as first-rate cook, washer and ironer; oF ily. Best city y be seen ut 12 Seventh avenue, betwoen Lond kighteenth streets. —\ PROTESTANT GIRL AS SEAMSTRESS, th. Must be a good fine sewer. Good re BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A rmaid aud plain sewer. town or country. Good city referen Wooster etrect, betweon Grand and Di ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS, with good city references, situations in & private family; one as cook and first 4 ironer, other ae chambermaid or nurce, or would bo willing to make herself gencraliy useful. Piearé call at No, 161 West Twenty- eighth etrect, near Lighth ayence, first floor, in the roar, un- al suited. ANTED.—TWENTY- FIVE MILLINERS AND TEN alcewomen wanted immediately at Madame Werner's, \late Miss King,) 57 Division street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT nt cook in a metyate toe understands baleing im all een tor two da, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Y. & situation as plain cook, washer a ing to make herself g ence given. Please c: vp stair Wa A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, uation as chambermaid and to do plain sewing has the best of city reference from her last mistress, Please enll at No. LOE hetrect, in the rear, betwoon First and Second avenu cond floor, Inet house. WAXTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ion as cook, pootabl ob; tion to assist in the washing and ironit refercnee from her last mistress. P! Bleventh street, in the rear, between avenues, last house, eecond floor. seful. se First and Second 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE, W tidy girl, who is competent shacaberinedd pot web would have no objection to assiat in the wash! and chamberwork in» res ooh fil cone these situations: would go with» family Ya the esumten ioe the season, Can be seen at Best of city reference giv 232 East Thirteenth street, corner ot Tisai floor, front room. BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG W ion to do cooking, washing or iro ges bea mall family; has no objestion to rt dis- tance in the country. ‘Best of city met Can be seen fortwo days, Please call at 9 Mulberry street, front Svenue, second room, first floor. 7 AN TED. who .—A PARISIAN LADY 0 eaks and writes bh poser ben a washis - tray oan street, Brooklyn, or b; y Yard, New York. #6 oS W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE JoUDk woman, as chambermaid and to assist in wash- ing ani do plain sew! ironing, and Best of refer- ence can be given. Please call for two days a 854 Fwelfth street, third footy back room. ary $200, Apply. & ber Sev WANTED-A SITUATION, BY. ‘a chambermatd or I the be: street, upper floor, fi ‘Wy 4stzDs SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as dresemaker. Can cut and fit dresses, make chil- dren's clothing, and do pli ve Sixth etrect, in the bac NTED—A RESPECTABLE ral housework in a private fi GIRL, TO DO GENB- & short distance m the country, German preferred. Apply’at 169 Canal treet, ird sto ANTED—A SITUATI A YOUNG WIDOW woman, as chamberma’ seamstress, or to wait, ‘on an invalid: she has lived in her last situation four years. Can give the best of city refere Please call at 205 Firet Avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, se- cond floor. WANTED BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, wHo isn good dressmaker, a situation to attend 4 fancy store cr confvctonary, in Brooklyn preferred. Hicks street, Brooklyn, sdataks Apply at st aenennnoe on anennone oneneeeaseeeneitatasesaniiliihatineaneness ws TED—A NICE, CLEAN, TIDY GIRL, TO DO the general housework of a small family; se must © good cock and ® first rate washer and ironer, aud come well recommended, Such © one may apply at 116 Second st- JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a chambermaid and waiter, would acsirt {n fine washing, in a private family. Reference giv Con be seen at No, 140 Crosby street, betwe Bleecker, first vr. back room, for two days. WASiED-TWO. WOMEN WHO UNDERSTAND rowing bed ticki . Also, work, "Thavire nt803 Broadway, in the wasomeng, OPENS 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED an, © child to wet nurse at he erok street, Lost her own baby whet iyo dans ference given. Houston and ANTED-SIX SMART, INTE) chin the capacity of wait etry cook. None but those Parker's Hotel, No, 7 Gi LLIGENT GIRLS, TO also one meat cook and tent neod % Tohatreets PPI Ww For fcur columns of Wants see Dext page,