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atthe meeting in May. If it should be holden im July, a much larger attendance could be se- eared; or the candidates might be nominated | two or three months before election, and their | names transmitted to non-resident members, for approval or rejection, as the case might be. The | @irectors, fifteen in number, do not seem to be interested in the fund, as only two of them were present at the festival. The directors are all actors, The above statements give an answer to the | public inquiry—why were there no more actors | at the fund dinner? The Dramatic Fund pro- | perly conducted, properly managed, and pro- perly secured, would be a valuable institution. Without the unanimous aid and sympathy of | the persons for whose protection it was estab- lished, its sphere of usefulness will certainly be very much contracted. There isanother society | of actors called the “ Actors Order of Friend- | ship,” a mutual protection and benevolent so- ciety. Its operations are secret but it is said that many actors are affiliated with it, and that they prefer it to the Fund, as it is composed of actors alone. Panty Meanners.—Some stir has been lately made about the celebrated Hulsemann letter, ene of the anti-slavery sheets in this city having attempted to embroil Mr. Everctt with | the friends of Mr. Webster, by suggesting that the former was really its author, and was about to claim the honor of the performance. There- upon other journals undertook to prove that My. Webster and not Mr. Everett wrote the aener; at and & COiwove:, ny ensued into which the naines of several puvate individuals were very unnecessarily dragged. In our opinion, itis not of the slightest consequence whose pen twaced the Hulsemann letter. We are happily not without such memorials of the late Mr. Webster as prove that his intellect was fully equal to the production of such a document; and we have equal evidence that Mr. Everett, whether he wrote it or no, is quite capable of wach a performance. Both might have written the Hulsemann letter. To inquire at the present @ay what share Mr. Everett had in the work elaimed by his friend, is simply idle; to make the inquiry. with a view of leading people to suppose that Mr. Everett is attempting to raise | his own character at the expense of his friend’s, is ‘meanness of which none but the meanest of the anti-slavery journals could have been gallty. Rup Rervsiican Frovrisnes.—George San- ers, who appears to enjoy his rejection by the | Senate, on the same principle, we presume, as the old lady’s eels enjoyed the process of skin- ning, is being elevated to the dignity of a politi- eal martyr by his friends Ledru Rollin, Maz- sini, and Kessuth. We should hardly think that the sympathy of these gentlemen was Mkely to benefit Mr. Sanders. It is doubtful whether any one of the three understands this country or could live quietly under our institu- tions. Noisy braggarts, fanatic socialists, and Dlood-thirsty disciples of Robespierre, are no Detter suited to lead public opinion here than 0 lead insurgents in Europe. A Dreromatic Leak.—A very ingenuous at- ‘tache of the Mexican Embassy at Washington, who writes amusing and sometimes leaky let- ters to the Journal of Commerce of this city ie getting quite desperate over the Gadsden treaty. He says, in his desperation, that al though five millions are set apart in the treaty for claimants upon Mexico, not over one million will be required to satisfy them—all that are good. The Mexican legation ought to know, ‘and co, we suppose, this gentleman must be right. ‘The other four millions of the five will, there- fore, be a clear profit to the lobby jobbers in Galphin and Gardner swindles. Why don’t the Senate ratify the treaty ? Wuie Party Asonisuen.—Several of the Jeading journals of the late whig party have at Yength formally declared that it was broken up in 1852 and is now abolished. But a new and formidable opposition party, partly whig and partly democratic, is forming against the ad- ministration, which with anything like ordinary | tact and management promises to make a car- | nival like that of 1840 over the remains of Pierce and his Cabinet. Atal events the late whig party is abolished, the administration party is broken up, and the opposition hold the field. - Look at the late elections—look at Ne- braska and the Gadsden treaty. Where is the democratic party? That’s the question. Or Covrse—The dirty little White House scavenger at Washington says that “if the edi- tor of the Satanic is good, this world is wofully given to lying.” Of course it is, and has been for the last six thousand years. It is still dread- fally so, especially among the White House | scavengers, notwithstanding their toddy drink- ing and domino playing. Awful—awful. ‘Baoapway Trearne—Mise Dean.—Miss Julia Dean com. ‘menced an-engagement at the Broadway Thea‘re on Mon- day evening as Pauline, in the ‘Lady of Lyons.’? The hhouse was a good one, but it was not full. Miss Dean ‘will consult her own interest by playing some new pieces. “The Metropolitan play-goers are tired of the eternal wepotition of Paulines, Julias, Evadnes, Biancas, and so forth. Miss Dean is a good actross, and will receive the public support if she will give the people something new. USED BY THE IL1-TRRAT- aunt ov Hxr ‘Hossaxp.—Coroner Wilhelm was yesterday — ane to hold is Samet at aur Hospital on ‘body of Mary Ann Spencer, a native of Ireland, aged mM, who had been admitted into the above hospital, on ‘7th inst. .She was conve; (oy La he by het sister, and at that time insensible, said to have been caused sby the ill-treatment of her husband. The sister of deceased daformed Dr. Cartwright, the house surgeon, that deceased ad, about ‘a week previous, been severely beaten by her The alge teatified ~4 the rostrate and condition itted to the of deceased w/ ‘tnd she continued in that w vic yuatil she died, on ‘night, at So'elock, A post, mortem examination and man, bruises discovered was ; her face, arms and body ahibited marks of violence, inficted by nome aaget w |. Besides these e: inja- ries wore numerous clots of blood found, and in his n death was by violence, but he that intesnperance had Peobability greatly Focnltal, ‘wi e-em te fete "That John Redden verdict:—“That Jo stab with a knife in the hands of | this verdict the Coroner committed | Tombs to await trial. The deceased | land, and 50 years of age, and the p tive of Ireland, and 40 years of age. —Coroner Hilto x bald: an inquest Sew Owner. 7 m yy held an inquest St the Coroners’ office upon the bod! of child. | Cathe. rine Sealey, a German woman, stated it the deceased yas her child, and » passenger on aed ts ship Ame- | Ma, from Havre; the passage was forty-four days, and there were 850 passengers on board, but no phy: the deceased was sick when the passage commenced, and feW wore, and was in convulsions for two days before ship arrived here. It was also given in evidence that apply of food on board the ship. was ineuiclent. Dr. Chastenay examined the body, and gave it as his opinion that ihe child died of convulsions from dentation. e t was accordingly, and to it was appended:— “Farther, we censure the owners of the ship Amelia for not having a physician on board said ship. Arrares in Costa Rics.—We have received our files of papers from this republic to the 224 ultimo. The intelli- gence received is unimportant. The Gaceta does not give us any news from the neigh- boring States of a later date than we have already re- ceived, The Boletin Oficial of the 16th ult. publishes a corres- pondence between the governments of Nicaragua and Costa Rica, about the prevailing rumor that a company of American citizens is being organized for the purpose of colonizing the Mosquito territory. The former is very indignant, talks about the respect due to civilized coun- tries and to the well established principles of the rights of nations, and protests inst any such scheme being carried into effect. The latter replies in the same strain, is persuaded that there is just cause for alarm, and ad- vises that the plenipotentiary Minister in Washington | be instructed to inquire into the real character of the undertaking. The government of Costa Rica, however, does not believe that the Cabinet at Washington are privy to this colonization project. At all events, it will were lend its aid and co-operation to Nicaragua in upho! ing its its rights and the integrity of its territory. = one | Naval Intelligence. U. 8. frigate Savannah, Commander Morcer, the flag ship of Com. Salter; sloops of war Germantown, Com. Lynch; Jamestown, Capt. Downing, and brig Bainbridge ut. Com’g Hunter, Were at Montevideo on the 4th ol February, all well. ‘The Jamostown was to sail for home about the 10th of February. U.S. frigate Constitution Commander Rudd, the flag ship of Commodere Mayo, left Bt. Vincents, Cape Verd Islands, Feb. 26th, for orto Praya. Officers and crews all well. Wass Pow Visirans.— George rge Holtzbecher, of Delaware, whore name was omitted in the printed list of visiters to the Military Academy at West Point, has been named by the War Department as one of the number. CoxFMATION BY THE SENATE.—Hon. John L. Robinson | has been confirmed Ry, the — as Marshal of Indiana, | viee Solomon Meredith, rex removed. ‘World’s Fair) Medal >+ ‘all and see his works, at ivis adway. Crayon dagucrreotyp: 4 Rooms easy of access. Competition is Almost Over—Root has the field to, himeolf.’ Everybody wanting perfect daguerreo- jory, 363 Broadway. | wt | ,,Worth Seeing.—The ifost Splendid Show of dnguerreotypes, crystalotypes ani ster in this country, . ROOTS World’s Fair Pre- mivm Gallery, ‘The proprietor ‘challenges criticism. Call at No, $63 Broadway. Publi rreotypes.—-Meade a state to the publie that no person can fares to take eae r fifty erreotype fc o fo persone who wish tistic plotures, put up in costly cases, and colored equal to" ivory miniatures, can procure them, at reasonable living prices, at 288 Broadway, four doors above the Astor House, . $.—None but the best of materials used, of our own im- | | | To the | BROTHERS wo portation. Anson’s rreot: Size, for 50 cents, colored and in a nice Morocco case, lined with v as Anson doesnot pretend to have the art,” a as rome others, but his boy has, for he frequently c ictures in the fifth and sixth stories of the Metropolitan an t. Nicholas Hotels. ANSON, 689 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ‘War with the Picture contrary, Knox, the Celebrated Hatter,—We say cele= brated, because ves outdo him in elegant and fash- ionable hats. One of his stores is at the Prescott House, in = sd 4 the other at No. 128 Fulton street. ny that 01 a hat ts a tablisbment will never Suy at any other place. This perience, fon geste ityle ned fechlon, ae under the superrisie cott House and Beebe & Co., Fashionable Hatters, No. 156 Broadway.—Spring and summer fashion for gentlemen's bats and caps. The Superb Sale of C. A. Baudouine’s Stock of cabinet furniture, bronzes, clocks, and mantel orna- ments, continues 4 will ‘continue every day, until Thursday next, at this sto Broadway, corner of Anthony, street. This being the final sale, our readers are ded that no other opportunity of’ purchasing Mr. i douine’s furniture wit) offer . H, NICOLAY & CO., Auctioneers. To the Editor of the New York Herald — veral of the cit; of this city, ha We to assure you 1, the friends of are distorte rge bos tae respectfully, your RORGE BARSTOW. Counsel for said Chandler. Pianos—The World’s Fair Prim Primium Pianos | of T, Gilbert &Co., with or without the wolian, and with iron frames and ciroular scales: Hallet & Cumston's planos of th old established irm of Hallet & Co.; Horace ‘avers? have k it to rk Nemecer is every bat mete on of this gontioman, Remember Pros- jhe re} rie charge, and th will 80 ar Upon & obedient werent, = pianos, and Gilbert's boudoir pianos. For salo wholesale or retail at factory Prices, Second hand pianos at great bar- gains. ORACE WATERS, 333 Broudway. Secondhand Zolian Pianos at Great Bar- gains.—One7 octurs, carved logs, fret desk, and harp pedal; price when new, to very . One 7 octave, Fiunre nse, and one 036 ects - #quaroense. All throe of Gilbert & Co.'s wm: tog hae janos without the for $60, one for $75, one for $100, and one for wolian ; one $150. HORACE WATERS. 383 Broadway. lar Music.”—Songs: I Pad- ‘9 Meet Apaia Do Good; ‘The Ghost A World of at Hy Pop Goes | | «New and | dle My Own Canoe; | of Unele Tom, & the Weasel, gallop: Amazon Schottisch’” and “Baltimore Clinper Valuo—all by the best composers of the day. 110- | RACE Brosdway. N. B.—Musie R sent by Wa ortage ry | All who have not Seen the Original Jacobs’ | new music wareroom, would do well to call and sce tha splendid assortment of pianos, melodeons, accordeons, tars, ke. to be found thero; also sheet music, wate | Jewelry, diamonds, &c., Ac. L. & J. JACOBS, 407 Broadway. Notice.—Those Pursuit of Well Maile | clothing willnd at ALFRED MUNROE, & CO,’S one price establishmont, 441 Broadway, not only well made goods, but jonably out gai "oye" Goods of every Description at ices may be found at LEADBEATER & lway, corner of Leonard street. ked, ever. ig mark- olotiring and furnishing goods in mings. One ed in plain figures. great y. Mourning reatl reduced BE’L, 847 Broa Black aun Black Silks! We will offer today com bargaingin black silks. LEADBEATER Tay Bre oadway, corner of Leonard strect. Cheap Stiks.—We have just received a large invoice ot P eieh silks, which we will offer to-dey at great bar. sins. LEADBEATER & LEE, 47 Broadway, corner of onard street Dresses made on Scien’ yg Prin- worked collars from auction. Dressmakers will Fina at McKenzte’s, 271 Hndeon etreet, a spiendid assortment of dress trimmi: prices very low. cits Bennet Ribbons and French Flowers.—The Indies are res] niely tavited to call and inspect my stock of above goods. G. McKENZIE, 271 Hudson street, French Bonnets—Extensive Millinery Ex- hibition.—The subscriber begs to inform the ladies of New York that, having made extensive alterations in hie ostab, lishi ken in the whole of the uw: ars of Saati es for con- vinta on those of oth ay Arrivals. “Tides whe will favor iim with a calic whether as a irghasers.on vishters, will, he trusts, be amply repaid for O'Donnell trouble. Very soxpeotfully, ory Homital, whan ind ZS Zohn erect, up stairs, eatrance No 30, thee ‘wife aad pan nbn Dan eee aot Me Sabeay | sRatene seare ncaa ieee, sat it #1 - r waltig in — te on aes a eluaor he tng hg olay. and hing to puschaae an wi mn sleep > fall; icles a Goots Under ‘te tnftuenee ri liquor, got, up an, with farina that ‘nder Jellors’ parton | meawaard bo saa oath, teld Ie jusband, 9 if he had amy money, and that if be had ae hate eet, Bale Cheep—A Tadiew’ Sheo door ont. Sie Copred ‘of Riley to allow her husband arp, dgor above Fourteonts a ta eer, that he had nothing toeat that day, and Sedan ry city. Inquire at 467 Broadway. not pred it what the bn Ag be forthcomi Riley did not ny her entreaties, but took hold ef de- Lynette ng offers e ovased and pu! him out upon the floor, The de- eae revel pete i de oy sion a 20 Seas K ba Be. per yard Toot av thor we whe xcelstor Fire Inrarance om 2s | We eI Eee cones QUACKRNBOPS, Beoretary. types goes to Broadway. Crayon Da; rreotypes, F hago oey and | copes taken to perfection, at the World’s Fair Pro- coscopes over made | Pao ang seeders to pr mt. é 2 reday eneth oy will be diss) ted lou ~¥ Office Ne pt Irving House Store to Let—Broad: porite Stewart'a—The spacious store Any «ey mt, and well lighted in the roar, may be rentod ra f years. Wo will remove May let to No. 279, WARNOCKS, hatters, bo j ky Fg heme d'nbver has been any eontrover right to use these machines. J. M, SINGER & CO., No. 823 Broadway. Cristadoro’s Excelsior Hair sigh, tir, at the refleotion of your grisalo tled m r ether, pov minutes with nate Don hiskers and mot! ISTADORO wit Will you have them black or brown? * eithor iu perfection. Sold andje stor House. Fe xe due “ately applegate § beeen aay eee ps is still toe to be thi extant Aba mewoant es appane of the world aim it the BATC! B'S, 233 Broad: Toliable ay dye known. Everybody ts for Love Now-e-da; Now-endays. —They dye with DEM ohn & MEYER: Ls spon bair For a fist of he to which they have beon varriag. strumental, call and see Tor yo street, Sold at 77 Enst Broadwa} Grand street. Earth Affords Not a More Glorious Specta- ele than Blovel ae askin as pure reelf, No, 13 Cortlandt No. 6 Bowery, and 306 Fait dyer ily, waive, tiquia. rouge other motions for the ladies, at th street, first store from J Br Hair and Whiskers Cut Inimitably, ft the varied and latest stylos, always with due proportion aud tultabloness to the head and ontire sppoarance of the wear- er, b; L, 45 Nassau street, adjoining Liberty. Haig Sve forsale ce applied. Tred Nature's Sweet Restorer, Balmy sleep, '—For all failings of nature there are some natural nd some Cts eed Fe ieee phamatioe kate bod eT the latterie Barker's tonique, stent of Price conte. Headquarters, DARKENS, 439 Broadway. Listen.—My Onguent wilt forec the Beard to grow strong and thick in six weeks, and won't stain or injure the skin. I’ve no more to say $1 a bottle; $450 half adozen. Sent toany part of the country. R.G. GRAHAM, 15 Ann strect; Mrs. Hayes, 175 Pulton street, Brooklyn; Zeiber, 44 South Third staat, Philadelphia. Another Gocd Reason why Gilman’s In- stantaneous hair dye should be preferred. | Tt is not onl; the very best article ever invented for coloring gray or re hair toe ‘ful et black or brown, but it contains s much larger quantity for, the same money than ny 0 tyke RING, 192 Broadway, and J. cob: DINGTON, 1i6 Broadway. Pinu: Freckles, da Tan Can be En- tirely removed from the face by using ELI W. VONDER- SHITI'S Extract of Rosos and Elder Flowers. Ladior, if you have freckles, try this article : it is warranted to remove Sori or the money will be returned. Manufactured only Eli W. Vonderemith. Bowery Drug store, No. 158, above roome street, and sold by Mrs, Hayes, 175 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Hyatt’s Life Balsam.—Rheumatism in its most painful forms, also sorofuls, old ulcers, and the worst ‘of diseases of the blood, ‘great debilit; F com- pain, kidneys, incipient consumption, &c., ate most cer- ee ‘depot, No. 246 inly cured by this great purifier. i Grand street. Seventy-five Moldavia Cream.—This ous compound, Seieee eee and atifyin, a hair, prepared onl, \nd sold by W. A. Bachelor, at Mis celebrated hair dye an wig factory, 239 Srenawey, ‘BACHELOR'S hair dye sold or applied. Nine private rooms. Elcetropathic Institute, No. 764 Broadway, New York.—Dr. A founder of electropnthy, s now edienl electricity, and for twolve and successful practitioner in the pringi- ica, has returned to New York, d'tho large and slogan residence No. 764 Broad- way, where, in connection with Dr. J. A. Merrill, for sever- al years his partner, he will a An institution, on the frst over day of May next, role niane for the ractice of their proi id il hope, $y this arrangement, ¢ ba as al orcas te cee il ey of their servic the treatment of disea: thorough course of instruction, would spel ulemiety fo 4 a practice of electropat .P. 3: AAIERRILE. M.D Removal.—Dr, Wheeler, Oculist, has Re- moved his office for the treatm 486 Broadway. Entrai Hroome streck, “Ofiee hours, Il A specks, and chronic inflammation of the eyslids, however Tdng standing, completely cured, Artificial eyes inserted. date those who wot Piles! Piles! Piles!—Witmes Pile Supposi- tory is a certain cure for the pil piles, internal or external: his dreadful complaint will fin at the Bowery Drug store, No. 168, The Terrors of Tooth Drawing by Dr. ‘Son extracting r mab fects of o} and wonderful gume, of remo Speration can be per ative ease to the pati nd in the great majority, without any pain whatever. For the present it will be used only in the practice of the inventor, Dr. C. A. PECK, dontist, 571 Broadway. India Chola; —Van ‘Hambert's tion; Ayers’ Cherry Hastings’ Syrup of Nay ue for Fever and Pectoral, for coughs a pthe, for do. and croup; Cook's si medy for intemperance ; Bod, iad of Liverwort tar, for umptien, exch $1 Ife's Scheidam Schnapps i] Fu ine two for $5; Russia i ain Exv \otor, Meatless Chem Hutchings’ Bitter Ase, ystt's Lntaitibie sia for rhe | _ Newly Discovered Medicated Inhalation for Diseased Lungs —Dr. Curtis’ hygeana is producing an entire revolution in catment of alllung diseases. Accounts of cures, of asthma, Tronchitie and ckages a-day, although it is cxly threo months since it was first Sdvertised. “ft is one of the mort wonderfal discoveries in icine ever made by man. ives immediate relief. seaunin Mahsec-S’ He Gauberk postmaster ab Rich: e., wri othe mygennsls setup ponders ba. distressing cough, with great dificulty She wore the inh and took the few days bofore she was relieved—and jer ome month's use of ft, het cough is entirely, well . Curtis’ new system of inhalation must produce an ¢ tire revolution in the treat: f diseases of the lung: There is no mistake, it is trul: Hygeans for sale at Boyd & Paul hi ‘orner of John street and Broadway, and Mri Hays, 176 Fulton and 146 Atlantic strest, Brooklyn, Morse’s Invigorating Cordial. The nerves, the source ot motion 524 of pain— Immediate servants to tho regal brain— Send through the frame the spasins of disease; But not in vain the patient prays for ease. This mighty Cordial soothes exch fearful troo, Calms the wild pulse and lends s genial glow To feeble limbs. Forth the glad tidings go Of cures unnumbered; the afflicted hear, tl ined to banis! from the catalogue of human maladi doloreux, tremors, nervous melancholy, nervous debility, v: ague terrors, lassitude, vertico, headache, general or local prostration, tunetio: tics, and in'in fact all complaints and ailinen from a diseneed or disordered condition of the di powers, or the nervous system, or both, are, with absolute certainty, relieved by the cor? Ite main ingredient being ® balsamic herb of rare virtues, and all its components bein, vegetable, it may be taken under all circumstances wit! Fraiche safety, and it will be found that its ing effects are never followed by any depre! The Cordial is put up highly concentrate: Price, $3 per bottle: two for $5; Fix for $12. Proprietot. No. 12 Broadway, Sold by drugei out the United States and Canada, Marrica, On Tuesday, April 11, at Belmont, the residence of 5. Lorillard, Esq., by Rev. A. B. Garter, A. F MD., to’ Hentierta G., daughter of the late Jolin P. de Lancey. On Tuesday, April 11, at St. John’s Church, Brooklyn, by Rey. Thomas T. Guion, Joux T. Wetcu to’ Miss Axx Erma, only davghter of Charles 8. Spooner, all of that city. Providence Journal On Monday, April 10, 0 through: leage copy. in Trov, by Rev. E. Hally, D.D., Mr. Jou Mcfinoy, of New York’city, to Miss Many Ans CLARKKON, Of Troy. On Sunday eveping, April 9, by Rey. Me. Millett, residence, No, 308 Broome street, Mr. ANDREW of Long Island, to Miss Axsty C. Ray, of Jersey Diea, On Saturday, April 8, at 12 M., was borne with uncomplaining submission, THoMAsixA Owen, wged 50 years, the beloved wife of Owen Evan Owen, late of Limerick, Ireland. ‘Both living and dying she was the Lords. Her remains were interred on Monday evening in Greenwood Cemeter} On Tuesday, ‘April 11, after a long and painful illness, Mrs, CaimERiNe Gabeney, in the 60th year of her age. The friends and acquaintances of ‘the family are res pectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 81 Sheriff street, this day, without further in- vitation. On the 7th of April, Cranues Sern, aged nine years. His remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Ever- greens. In Brooklyn, on Monday, April 10, very suddenty, James Foster, aged 54 years. The friends of the family are respectfully | attend his funeral this afternoon at three o'e'»ck, from of nervous fever, which invited to his late residence in Bridge street, near Willoughby. 01 April 10, Ley Axw Laws, only child of Jomen and Catherine Leos, aged 3 yoars, 3 months, and 27 days. On Tuesday, April 11, Manta, wife of James Barnes. Fr funeral ‘will take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon, from her late residence, 421 Tenth strect, Dry Dock. On Monday evening, after a short {laces, aged 48 years, BENJAMIN Bett. The! friends of the tamily are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late , 110 Canal thie afternoon at 2 o'clock. On Frhiny April 7, of coamumption, Mr. Twowas Wt- of Roberts, iiame, (late Williams & Ressell,) in the ar of ble ege. Hie remains were taken to Rem- sovnty, tor interment. WANTs. ue pen: hades tna PITA R Br Pe OE. mith taken to = - AN AMERICAN GIRL, OF KIND ANDGRNTERL AD, | (\HAMMERMAID 08 CHILD'S NURSE SITUATION RR age ia Seto f age, (A permanent home,) may | Twenty-trvt Seen for two days, ply a 80 Rast The friends of the family, also of her son-in-Inw, W. ——. — MERMAID, 0 HB, Jewell are requested to aitend the funeral, from her ‘A S002 PLAIN COOK, @ Ere tection comel tne cay SfaINe AyD West street, thia afternoon at two ohambert Good city rence gil Apply at 1% Twenty cight oe free of char ot street, second floor, for two day! near Twen ae Dat meter tes matt us, Jecting servants JHAMBERMAID AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING AND Bat ‘tis God that haa bereft us— vrofereaces given, “Apply at 125 "Wert Twelfth He can all our sorrows heal. At Brooklyn, April 11, of consumy Joux Dawson. His funeral will take place at 3 0’coak to. day, from hi late residence, corner of William and Van Brunt streets, fouth Brooklyn. The friends and acquaintances are re" spectfolly invited to attend without further notice, On, Rucaday, April 11, Eowin HAxDO¥O, eon of ¥rancis C. Whitehead, ‘aged one year. The friends and acquaintances of the family are ro- speetfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his grandmother, 44 West Washington place, to- morrow afternoon at 34 o’clock. At Fairfield, Conn., April 10, Cyxrma M., wife of the late James Knapp, in the 72d year of her age. The funeral will take place to-day at 2), P.M. Trains leave Canal strevt at 7 and 114g A. M At Union City, California, hie 20, ¥r. Wauus J. Cox, late of New York, aged 20 years and 8 months, of injuries received Rate he ‘caving in of a mining shaft. ‘Ho died as he had itved, loved and lamented by all who new him. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED _EVERY 1 DAY. PERSONAL. Dsteesse CIRCUMSTANCE — INFORMATION wante MeCollom, « poor Irish widow, nearly venty years of age, caine to this city last » ly child, John McCollom, of Chi 7 Wicklow, ireland, who arrived here in lyed some time in Dey street, Having beon unadie to near of him, she' hopes.this may catch the eye of some humane Person Who may know him, and forward hiy'address to her, it 211 avenue C, corner of Thirteenth stroct. Other papers are earnestly requested to copy. Int superior medical attendance has been called, and no 1d ee to associate others, if te oan be ith any pi ‘Any advice in reg treatment oF n flavktailyrecelved, and {tie hoped explain This otloe, Address We 8° A., Broadway 0 THE LECTURE SEASON. ECTURE TO LADIES.—DRS. VAN DOREN AND Whitnoy will give two free lectures to Indies onl Thursday and Friday, April 13 and 14, at 8 in the Bleeckor Buildings, Nleocker street, near Morton, on chro- nic and female maladion SPECIAL NOTICES. MOR ontsig vs beta eye Mae AO ULIUS KUMMER, peommacarn Latina HAS opened his new studio at No. 366 Bri un N. po Porils admitted for instruction in aa ‘and ve a ‘ASONIC NOTICE.—JERUSALEM CHAPTER, NO. 8 R. A. Masons will moet this Sredncsces) ‘evening at oe o'clock, at the rooms, 643 Broadway, corner of Bloccker street. EDICAL SOCIETY—NOTICE.—AN ADJOURNED meeting of the New York County Medical Society will de held at the hall of the Colle Sur. goons, 67 Crosby street, this (Wednesday) evening, at 737 O'clock. GALEN CARTER, M. D., Prosident. Joun R. Van Kuenk, M. D., Secretary. OTICE.—THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS WILL meet on ne next, the 4th oy fom No, 8 City Hall, to hear parties intere ed in aie open ing and extending of the Bowery through Chatham and Pearl strocts, to Franklin square. All persons to be affected in any manner by the proposed improvement are requested to attend. DRAKE, Committe ORISON BLUNT, JOSIAH W. BROWN, § Streets. ‘OTICE.—THE CARTMEN LATELY EMPLOYED IN cleansing the streets, under the direction of the City ctor, are hereby notified that the money due to thom he two weeks ending on the Ist of April, for carting from the streets, will be paid by the Cily nspector at the per drill room, over Centre Market, in Centre street, on Thursday ana Friday, the Tath and iith days of -Aprit, com: meneing at 9 o'clock, 'A.M., and continuing until BY ololock P.M., each day. ‘The wards will bo called in roxufar order, commencing with the First ward, but only the first fourteen Warde will be called or paid the first day. ‘The second day (Friday) the remaining wards vill be called in thelr regular Grice, comunoncing with the Fifteenth ward. ‘Those uot pre sent when their names are called will not be paid until all the wards shall bave been called aud paid. THOS. K. DOWNING, City Inapoctor. _ City Inspector's Department, New York, Apzil 11, 1854. OTICE.—ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 1STIL at ia o'clock, eoting will eld at Ni White stre ie of forming an a:sociation, havin for its object extensi ly the benelit of Ireland and he aa thove who are favorable to such an institu the mmittee of Arrangements, rospectfally invited to attend. eon OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPA: 1854.—The Prosident and directors havo this du declare dividend of five per cent on the capital rtock of the company for the six months ending Ist February ust, payable to the stockholders on and after Monday, the let May next. The transfer book will be closed from the 25th inst, until that date. By orde Ins) S = Tel TOCKHOLDERS MEETIN stockholders of the Phonix Gold Mining Company of California is called to tako place at tho effice of the com- Wall street, April 17, at 3 o'elock P.M. t nsideration the necessity of an assossi to an additional parchase of valuable mining pr roperty and for other purposes of importance to the well being of the company. B. HOTT, Booretary, INGING BIRDS AND FLOWERS —THE GRAND National Exhibition of Singing Birds will be held at jarnum’s American Muse m with Spring Hertiouitaral Banbiton ot the New York Hor flout tural ‘Societ 1 singing bird cond brats 10. best parro it, $3) boat tropioll, $3; be whidah bird, $8; best 0) ack. ( (En oh D8; bert nena $5: best buldneh, $3; best cardinal bird, $3; best) skylark, 1 er aretionary premiums will be given . Birds from all parts of the P will be gamitted. Competent and impar- and announced inn few amounting to over three hundred dollars, and to competitors from all parts of the Union andthe Cana may be obtained at the office of the American Museum. A RERSON HAVING THREE YEARS EXP! :RIENCE in the superintending of shirt Obtaining » situation ax forewo: peetable chirt ostablishment; has noobjection to goto the Country. Call or address Advertiser, 27% Fifth ‘avenue, HAMBER- private famil Seamstress, 1. M. SEAMSTRESS AN ba Poggi: IN work.—Situation <2. Good city referonces gi rald office, for two day A YOUNG LADY OF THE HIGHEST RESPECTA bility is very desirous to engage herself for one year to | a lady of rexpectabilityas a travelling or home companion,or would oversee the house of a gentleman who would like Companion for bie child, or, would travel. with the same, None but those of the highest respectability, and who will send their name and address, need apply. Address Miss Hellen, one week, Broadway Post Once. RRSPECTABLE. ot GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS BABY TO WET NURSE.—WANTED BY A RRS- etable woman, who lost lier own baby two weeks old. at 522 Sixth avenue, for two days. A Apply N_INDUSTRIOUS AND HEALTHY LADY, FROM Switzerland, of about thirty years of aze, good cook, ironer and se lesires # situation with a captain or ‘a family going to California. She can give good referen: and will come to New York when written to. Address Miss fonepnine Sons, P avenue, Seventeenth street, Washington, 8 GOOD COOK, AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING and ironing.—Situation wanted in a small private fa- Good city reference given. Apply at No. 38 East enth street, first floor, for two days. A 8 GOOD LAUNDRESS; I8 WILLING T) DO CHAM- berwork.—Situation wanted in a small private femdy. Good city reference given. Apply at No. 38 East Nine- tocnth street, first floor, for two ote ‘ 8 WET NURSE,—SITUATION WANTED ID mily. Good city reference given. Apply at street, for one week. MAN AND HIS WIFE WANT SITUATIONS—HB as conchman and to wait on tab ak French and E jations, ile; aho as cook or to do iat, ish, can furnish towing. They &j 8 Fulton street, for ood Fecommen bi Address J. if ‘OUN: , id acquainted with OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERI- engagement, from the Ist of May a ‘own account. A Tice Neste salesman in a gontleman’s furnishing goods, hosiery loves or fancy goods house, as been in busine: Address K., Chatham « RIOUS AND PUNC. tual, of many years experience i cookery, ‘wishes a situation, Unexcep Pleago address M. IN VHIS CITY FOR YEARS, No objection to coun: MAN, WHO DROVE wants situation as conchman. uy or city. Apply at No, 5 Fourth ‘avenue or 89 Bleecker etree FIRST CLASS SALESMAN AND THOROUGH energetic businers man, is desirous of an engagemont in a wholesale grocery or commisvion house, with a moderate ccmpensation, Please address Brooklyn, Herald office. N ENGLISH, SCOTOM OR AMERICAN FAMILY, with three or more children, 2 few miles cierks, porters: bockRscpera, walters boys for trades, covks, chambermaide, seamstrow:ony (0. ab the office, No. 4 East Broadway. AOR ware Post Office, FITZSIMON eMCLERN ON. ald office, will be promptly answered, &c.; and the woman either as cook or laandress. A very comfortable home, with fitting wages, may he secured; but there murt bono false pride 2+ to porition in doing every: thing that may be required. Diroct, with full particulars, to hex 2 420 Post Office. idress box ¢ p ferred. ry for frst yeur $00. Office, post pad. OOKKFEPER’S SITUATION WANTED — BY young man of several years practical experience jn nfs city, either by double or single entry” Has a0, objection to uth or West. Most satiefactory tostimonials as to ca Ality, &e., willbe given by addressing a note to ) froning.—Situi | Apply at ‘fio wighth HAMBERWORK AND PLAIN SEWING.— SITUA tion wanted in a mall private family. Good city rofer- ence given. Has no objection to go a short distance in the count ry. Apply at 2} Forsyth ‘atreet, for two erty mp Reagee Aap pi B.. bf ae mov AND i private family. ad -% ‘aave Are fears WAITER — ZU ATION WANT- mall pri aady: © d city referenee given. Bros “f fog ie two ro ange. \HAMBERWORK AND LIGHT bine yay oa Cus MBERM in Apply at 107 a) am pre Jantod ins small private fei Ys § Pes ses. « ven. ieieetas pply at 141 Ninth etre: Place, HAMBERW ORK AND WAITER.- SITUATION WANT- ed, in smal private family. Good city reference given. ath avenue, third floor, fromt room, for two to go the country, HAMBERMAID AND FIVE WASHING. — SITUA- tion santos ina private family, good city reference given, Apply at, No. Hast Thirtecuth street, corner of urth avenue, for two dayr. (CEgMBERMAID AND Warten. SITUATION WANT. fd in a small private family; goed city reference give Apply at No, 180 East Twenty-tith strect, second doer, © days. > VHAMBERMAID AND WAITER.—SITUATION wW, ed in @ small Rirets, family good city reference axr Apply at 128 East Eleventh street, door, bork Soom, for two days. CHAMBERMAID AND TO assist IN WagmiNG.— tii ted in all private famtly; good eity ya PPlY at "223 Bixteouth street, wecond econ SEA ered eames ‘Hayne MArD AND WAITER—SITUATION WANT a Feet, f¢ HAMBERMAID, AND TO DO FINE WASING itd food clty references given. Apply st OL Waliversity pines: tor two days. wanted in a small eity Apply at 94 St. seks 's be pra Eighth street, for two 00d sity; Exeeveneee fot oot C fronivg—Situation wanted in « small \HAMBERMAID on os give da hard e1 HAMBERMAID AND TO MIND canaee. —SITU. general foreign fancy goody i deainuvs of mecting w th / ation wanted in a small private good sity appointment in a vusiness: would not obfoct to | Peferences given. Apply at 113 West Twenty! fourth street travel. City rererens B., Herald omtco. for two days WAMBERMATD, OR TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN. —Situation ‘wanted, in small private family. Good city reference given. Apply at 17 Jane street, for two daye HAMBERMAID AND WAITER OR GENERAL f ke. / Housework.—Situation wanted, in a small private fa- ee mily, Good city reference given. Apply at 184 York street, GENT WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF ae Brooklyn, for two days. an Vs tl ity and nm artic hieh will p: om pprsttesr @ioSl per day. Kone but an activeman wanted: Ca QYAMBERMAID, WASHER AND IRONER—SITUA- between iy hours of 9 (3 M. and4P. M., at No. 486 Bron Ryyate famil, od city refer- way, office No. 2, up ‘Apply at No. 187 West Nineteenth street, for \HAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRESS. — SITUATION wanted in n snail private family; good eity refere given. Apply at No. 82 ‘Twenty-ninth street, for ( HAMBERMAID AND WAITER. — SITUATION wanted in a small Puvese family; good cee given. Apply at No. 120 Ninth street, for two day (HHANDERMAID Of CHILD'S NURSE—SITUATION ‘wanted ina small private family. Good city references given, Apply at 202 First avaaue, fe: two Gare. \HAMBERM AED AND NURER— SITUATION WANTED N ARCHITECT'S ASSISTANT, HAVING SOME bya petal eiek in a small priv: mily. Good city Spare time, would be glaa to furnish partios, (builders | reference gt priy at 51 Macdo rect, for two days. and others,) with designe and workin, rawings and speci- feations for dwelling houses, stores, country houses, dd; OF Quaearnnties AND FINE WASHER AND IRON; is willing to stir architects in @ press of business, ‘Ad. er—Situation wanted, ina small pri mi, dress Architect, 360 Atlantic street, Brovklyn. city refercnces given. Apply \t 25 Maric day) HAMBERMAID, AND TO DO FINE WASHING AND ironing. Situation wantod in & small private family; good city referonces given, Apply at 242 Sixth avenue, fret floor, front room, fort ‘two days. HAMBERMAID AND TO MIND CHILDREN—SITU. SGARDENER.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY AN | {ation wanted, in a small private family. Good city experienced man, who understands bis business in all | reference given. Apply at 164 Hast ‘Thirty-second treet, for ite branches, and can'superintond a furm if required. ‘The | two days. heit of reference given, A note addreesed to HI. G. M., Her- HAMBERMAID AND LAU NDRESS—SITUATION ) wanted, by @ Protestant woman, in o small private MAN AND IIS WIFE, FITHER ENGLISH OR | family. Good city references ziven. "Appl; lation. American, of good charactor, with unexceptionable re- | street, for two daye. - Tevences, may meet with good situations in » private fami ‘The man to do the morketing, act as butler, housekoe HAMBERWORK, AND A GOOD WASHER AND ironer.—Situation wanted, in a small private family. Gcod city reference given. Apply fat 47 Mott street, fret Luilding, eccond floor, back room, for two days. \HAMBERMATD WASHING AND IRON- ND FIN = . ing.—Situation wanted in a emall private family; good BAkINGTEITUATION WANTED IN A SMALL PRE. | city reference given.» Apply at 206 Ninth treat, corner of vate family. Good city a. Apply at 17 room, eecond floor, for two d White for two days: ee eae SSeS eae HAMBERWORK AND WAITING- SITUATION WAN- POCKREEPER, ANTED-IN AN TMPORTING ted in f fuaall private faunlly ; goed olty reference gly house; one thoroughly acquainted with double entry, | apply at 0 Eleventh street between Fifth and on and who hus beon engazed im tome importing house will he | inthe grocery store, for two days \HAMBERWORK, PLAIN SEWING, OR TO ASSIST J in wesbirg end ‘ironing.—Sitaation wanted in « small private faimily. Good city reference given. Apply at 46 Forsythe street, for two days. ¥ (4 AMPERMAID, WASHER AND IRONER.—SITUA- jo Sop d in'a small private family. Good city refer- Geo given. Apply at 28 Bowery, for two days. WIDOW, AS CHAMBERMAIDAND WAITER— tion wanted in a small family; n0 objection to go Good ‘city reference given. (room 15,) for two da; C0, Brat A ist at 680 Houston street, srany length of Hime when there that may be agreed upon. Can give the best of | city reference as res pects character and capability. Please \ ay or address a note to Mrs. Mack, 175 Chrystie street, inion | Can be seen for one week, HAMEERMATD, WASHER AND IRONER—SITUA- tion wanted in & ginal! private family; good city refer- iven; apply ut 34 Thoinpeon etroet, for two daya. WA MPBERMA 1D AND LAUNDRESS.—SITUATION g Wanted in a private family: Good clty reference given. Has no objecticn to co a short distan he sountry. Ap- ply at 225 Ninth reet, between avenue A and First avenue, for three day HAWBERMAID AND CARE OF GROWING CHIL dren.—Sivuation wanted iu a small private family; good Metre given. Apply at 25 West Thirtioth street, for two days. \ALIFORNIA.—A YOUNG WOMAN IS VERY ANX- J jousto get a situation to go to|California, to take charge of growing children, or as chambormaid and laun- a Apply at 103 First aye- , three doors from Eighth atreet. UBSCRIBERS TO CLARENCEVILLE LOTS TAKE cactiee—tnas at meeting of the committce, held April : | Resolved arrears shall Le debarred from neat, when coice will be made. are therefore ia to pay up all arrears beforo jay to J. PECARE, 163 Hester street. that & (TAKE NOTICE-THAT THE STOCK IN TRADE AND effects of the late firm of Le Gel & Bouland have beon arsigned to the undorsiguod for the benefit of croditors, persons indebted thereto will please cull and pay to JAMES ORRAGH, Aasignee, &c., 70 Wall street. ball being all taken, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Shanghae will make their Inst snsiertet Yvefore the public in their celeb hen trot. After which there will he » general meeting of the “spiri No. 2 Dey strect. ‘The public Are invited to attend. THE TURF purse of $25, will be Mile heats, best three in tive never won's purse over $23. Gay, 12th Insts, at 6 o'cloek in th WILLIAM ‘A. DROW iven on Thursday next, 13th inst. ddle, for ail horses that ito clove on Wednes- 'N, Proprietor. LOST.—STRAYED FROM NO. i BROADWAY, ast February, an English, large, slag opped ears, long distor seven ye . A liberal $e will be paid on retarning hi him 0 11 Broadway. OUND—ON THE 2TH OF FEBRUARY, throug r Inquire of Hufus L. Clinton street. e Bonner New York manure com- dated Febraary 17, 1851, All por- ot to buy oF negotiate for the same, Rotified of 088. stock. of, the Ge dt No. 59, heer: SATURDAY, STH INST., A PORTE. MON- aining five dollars in bills and a small breaet- +e ne Lamsden and Lem 1864, lage ate and receipts, of no o-any on: Ur Re Ly py 4), due Mare! in, the money, and bo liberally rewarded ith 3. Welas lesworth, Ni 1 Hotel: T hereb; id James Lomi ~ from paying the above note to any one otto a pe Richeh strect to Sixt! silver yee i ($15 in bills an’ some. 5 I chang Twelfth street shell, containia and ty leaving the portemannaie at the Broadway House. © of the owner. L& THE 16TH OF FEBRUARY, from North Fifth sti Williamsburg, through Groen. point te Astoria, a ola Tever watch, with « silk guard and lack steel k The find ly re warded, by leaving Ie: with, the Gre t, or by directing a lino to Mr. Peter L287 08, MONDAY, APTERNOON. AN ACCOUNT book with plaster. y pereen finding the samo will be liberally rewarded by m1) ing it to 215 William atroet. B. CERAGIOLA. ? jum note STRATED, OR STOLEN—FROM THE WASHINGTON Market yesterday afternoon, » small adian mare, with a short ts Cg a4 yet t MISCELLANEOUS. REWARD.—LOMT, ON APRITATH, A BLACK AND | +) tan tarrier dog, ine months old. ithe hove reward | Will bo paid by M. Gagan, 92)4 8 klyn. Dg te POTTAGR Pio sary ington ary a | | rhood, near Washington ‘ painted” inside 9 Ra 1B .. » ea he ny contal reed yellar, ix choice Far comamusioations New Fork Pose Omen ‘That any person being more than one month in | © ooring his lot on the 4th of | All | HE TICKETS FOR THE GRAND MASQUERADE | ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS, HARLEM cok | WILE | ( First street, 9 coral necklace with a | L, Martin, No. 150 | ty“fitth etreet, seo oOsT.—A CERTIFICATE 2 FOR TEN SHARES OF | 1 Green for | hoever will return the | also tmali ‘memoranda. The fnder is weleome. to. the money, | ner of Broadway and Grand street, will also receive the | 7) 1x Gorna | O#4} | Clod city re HAMBERMAID.—SITUATION WANTED, BY A GER. J man girl, in small private family, good city referonce eu. Apply for two days at 15 James etreet, Brooklyn, \IAMBERMAID AND / ironing —Situation wanted | Good elty reference given. Apply at 20 street, for two da: hig Bal WASHING AND all private fan cat Twenty-second AND IRON- nily, ~ ivon, ays. \HAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS—SITUATION fi ° wanted ina small private fami Apply at 165 East Thirty-s0 Apply rou | No.4, for two > | | | | evces given reo days. (SHAMBERMAID | AND. SEAMSTR J wanted in a small private family. i given. y at 229 First avenue, between Ninezeentir and ‘Twentieth streets, for two days. YHAMBERMAID AND | SEAMSTRESS —SiTUATION roferonce r two days. | give \IAMBERMATD AND MAKE MERSELP J Bituation wanted in a small private family. rence given. Appl Good city yy at $9 West Eleventh street, for two ATION WANT- ily, 221 First ave- ° ‘oleae Mor two days. | CHSMBERMAID AND, NURSE —SI7 ed in a small private fr: nve, second floor, from 10 till 2 \HAMBERMAID AND WAITER OR CHILDREN’S mrid—Bituation wanted is amall private amily. Good city reference, Apply at 08 Third avonue, corner of Twen- nd floor, back room, for two days | ({HAMBERMAID AND WAITER OR TO Do ¢ ) housework.—Situstion wanted fa small e fam Good city reference given, Apply at $8 Willoughby. st | Brooklyn, | VHAMBERMATD / ed in a small | Apply at HAMBERMAID AND WAITER. J ed by «Scotch girl, ina smail city reference given. Apply at No. 1 bullding, third floor, for two days. }HAMBERMAID AND WAITER.—SITUATION WANT. rivate family. Good city reference gi Apply at ‘123 Ba st Eleventh street, for ‘two days teed AND WAITER.—SITUATION W. family. Good city reforen iyrtic venue, Brooklyn, f rivate family Delancey stroet, | it | (\HAMBERWORK AND — WAITING.—SITUATION OST—ON FRIDAY LAST, WHILE RIDING IN 4, & Sixth avenue stage from the corner of Prince stroat | Creed yin the thfead and needle stove, 25 Fie toee bi Eve, none Paiboenthwtvese fos the days. \HAMBERMAID AND WAITER.—SITUATION WA T / ed in a small private fs to Good cit: ‘oference given. Apply at 225 Tenth avenuecb ‘Thity-Aret snd irty second streets, for two MBERMAID AND TO TAKE CARE OF A LITTLE i1!.—Situation wanted in a «mall private family. Twenty sixth nce given. Apply at 90 Wos t | street for two days. cut top, with two bag it. able reward will 1¢ paid for any Ao ‘aie wilt lond'to the recovery | cf the same, . MILLS, 163 aveune B. Good | Quaumens AID AND WAITER, AND TO ASSIST IN fine washing.—Sitnation wanted in a small private fara. Apply at 149 Crosby Good city reference given. between Hou ston and Bleecker, for two daye. MAMBERNAID AND SEWING.—SITUATION WANT J etn 6 smell private family. Good city reference giver. at 81 West Nineteenth street, between Sixth and th avenues, for two daye. 1G | 4 se (HAMBERMAID OR WAITER,—SITUATION WANT. / st in » boarding house. | Good city reference. Apply at Beekman street for two days. ae \HILDREN'S NURSE OR PLAIN SEWING—SITUA- J tion wanted ina small private family. Good city re~ ferences. “Apply et 249 East Nincteonth street, third Boor, | back room, for two days. \HILDREN’S MAID AND SEAMSTRESS.—SITUATION 11 private femily: good eity referent Thirtieth etrect, between Sixth avenue given. Apply at and Broaaway, Wod LERK WANTE: R of Tenth street and First avenue. od, Inquire for two days, (100K 18,4 BOARDING HoUsE OR HOTEL—SITUA tion wanted. Good city reference given. Apply at 208 "hind avenue, corner of Twonty fifth street, second floor, for ty two ¢ day YOOK TO GO TO CALIFORNIA, (COLORED WOMAN) ) Situation wanted in « small private fami 162 Waverley place, for two du; ie meee" } OOK.—SITUATION WANTI D, INA SMALL PRI- vate family; good city reference piven. Apply at 144 enue, for two days. Has len fw her last place for ars. SITUATION WANTED IN mily. Good’eity reference giv: Charles ttrect, for two days, If not cagaged. SMALL PRI. ‘Apply at No. (SOOKSITUATION WANTEB, IN A SMALT. PRI. mily. Good city reference given. Apply at 113 Hicnry street, for two day Ook SITUATION WANTED, IN A SMALL PRI vate fomily; good city refere given, Apply at 23 Secon” avenue, for two days, (OOK—SITUATION WANTED IN A SMALL PRI- J vate family. Good city refsrence given. Apply at 57 Beekman street, for two days. Be SA bynes Med per mer AND. Aig t wanted i ence given. OOK—HAS NO ORJEW TION TO GO DURING THE summer to the country—Sitnation wanted family. Good city ret Apply at 231 * deventh avenue, for two days. phe ibd Dh An, A nn er ee ( bag So GOOD RESTAURANT AND / hotel Vouk. Aprly at the Fifth Ward Hotel, corner of ‘OOK WA V est Broadway and Franklin streets, Wert Broadway and Fi ree! between the hours of x jy unless weil recommend LORED COOK WANTED—TO DO PLAIN COOKING nd washing for a smal with el iad Wednesday aud Thursday a 71 Weck C by vty Aiply OOK, WASHER AND IRONER—SITUATION WANT- ry way vor iC be Sad adn! OR TO DO Rebtel AND CHAM. dina small private family. Good city reference giv- / Verwork.—Situation wanted ino rivave fami 5 wo days. Good eity rete "Apply at No. ids Mott pn eT hagense’ give on the forth floor, for two days. ()°GK, WASHER AND IRONER SITUATION WANT. i HAMBERWORK, FINE WASHING AND IRONING, | Apply at No-63 London tarracer Twouty-ahira wtrest, Wi —Situati a in aamall private family, good city | twe days. Te wo days. = OOK, WASHER AND IRONER.—SITUATION WANT- _ ive family; ci nce en. iy, dood a Spl ot Worf Madsen avouee’ Beachy. ter tne ey toenthrateeets econ f Yor todays, ra C OOK. WASHER AND IRGNER.—SITUATION WANT- I oe given. (CQHAMBERWORK AND WaITING—sITUATION y at No. 84 ice for two daye. Jatanteg, 1,8 imall prate family, «Goad ty) ee TT pe poe Oe fa ‘Apply eR OOK, WASHER AND IRONER—SITUATION WANT. i¢ HAMBERWORK AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING and ironing—Situation wanted in a small private fa- K It private famil; 20 tien aber tb ‘treet. edt fo oor, rent room, 2 | piven pply ey two days. ; sho understands ae eo ziven. Apoly at 287 Seven: ti Rie, fos Owe daye, ave x ly; good efty reference given; apply at 30 Second avenue, of | fortwo days, . mr OOK, WASHER, AND IRONER.-SICUATION WANT- in & ema! ivate famil; 108 given. ‘YHANMERWORK OR TO TAKE CARR OF CHILD. | Apply atNo 18 Prince stree uation wanted in small ly. Good oa siya ee Fi ply at 7 woen | (JOOK, WASH. AND 10: ANTED ‘ Yeteonth nd Four te streets, Gate tor al pivate family. 5 Apply at 70 Thirty second in the rear, for two i Ox HAMDERMAID AND WAITER —SITU ATION WANT. | Nologjection to gra sho { distance in the asanty Oo WAtht cant moo given. deere mall private f ay at Ke moe ay > . SHAMDERWATD AN ‘ rec, Sou South sri inance Tor two daye J tes nated & Geta ed ty “eras. AND |, WAITING SITUATION | Shesly rected, Net oy new Gage For three cotumns of Wants see next page.