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

Court Calendar—This her Ware Seems Parmer Coen — ee, 19, 40, 38, 45, A 462, 377, 918, 379, 369, ‘Count—Cireuit.—Nos. ad 418, 501 to 507. Court—Special Term.—Adjourned to Ist of NBoremon Coons Ragas Trial Term.—Nos. 811, 613, 859, wl, 851, 800, S81, 885, 880, 1,167, st, S013, 2i1, S81, B89, 803, 805, 800, a0, 003 , 929, $21, $25, $27, 829, 931, 933, 35, 03 788; Surmior Cot ‘Trial Term.—Nos. 350, 568, 364, 574, 578, 200) aba, 390, 528, 546, 516, 196, 546, 626, 10, 612) 614, 616, 618, “28. ans Stony Street Questton, The F Committee of the Board of Aldermen on waldey wight, which we pebiien in suotion have sing), aged the o1 signe himeelf ad 10.8 4 see Yast evening, s majorit ported sealiet that in shee t through our old city burying gro erman of the Third W Atderm an of the f ‘ond ond Ward asked time Hor a separate report of hig ting that it would be to the same all rod to those true bi N yw ¥ Fre Jour- axetn Gatholioe te this clay, has sp%- nition to the barbarian attempt to ken out m: PP rect ‘the: sais fae! » The Lrg & Presbyterian 2. Thec nan and Church Journal, The Citizen, the fn fact jourasie of all ereade and pro- 1d. the barbarism intended to be per- s who tas champions on this New York qusation ect a correaponde following some peoplo conside per y aightin for their y endeavoring to coax or frighten the prosout ry ‘Council, into confirming the ixiquity of their pre- decessors in the matter of Albany street, hi committed the y ly of Sppeali 17 Sn tak to sity op Prejudice i order to | jaence ke yy upon ir hopeless case. | ‘The Journal Retard tard homeo md probal wae ring = of the D Dicosee 0 of otber pa) York, to the Hierarchy of Constantinople. Good gracious OMEGA. rayon Daguerreot Orystalotypes, | gterececopes, plain a locket pictures, en The Colored Orystallotype, eq to an See? Painting, taken in weather, at S. Shor, World’; remium Gallery, it floor, up stairs, ‘Worth Seet ing.—The Most Splendid ae ne daguerzeet: i, orystalot ind, stereoscopes ever mad is count may, b We tS. Ri World's Fair Bremiu | Gal ery. "ake preprioter ‘challenges eriticlemn, 96 363 Broadway. c pelt pon lotypes, stereoscopes, plain di ceuarreotrpen| locket picture bel taken in any weathe the groat World’s Fair P: Gallery, ‘No. 363 Broadwa: easy of ace | Roo! Gonnedtion with any other esiablishin \t. SAMUEL ROOT. fee eee | 50 Cent Daguerreotypes.—At Hutch- | tng? 805 Broadway, you ean procure for 50 cents | enc of the largest aguerrectypes in the world viedo them to be oqual, if for that price. All ackn superior, to two and threo doilar ones purchased elsowhere, Meade Brothers Return Their Sincere Shanks to the Fro Departmont and others who assisted in | saving their property, beg leave to to heir | sroek room is spen for business a0 us Jery will be opea for reception on Fri Reeze & Co. or Reese & Co.—The Old Origi- maloompany of 2s. dagnerreotype takers, 289 Broadway, ‘warn the pears against all persons who thay represent & wemoval of their establishment, as no men by this name have ever bad any Saterest in the concern bet Professor Reese of . Holmes of New Yo y and 8. A. Ho vork, Somehody asks who is Professor Rees, the one who frst introduced the German system of taki os Been the Aus t inal is shat the origi mn hero, formerly of 239 nee = at his new roome, 385 Broadwi REES & COL” Destowed uporn Knox’s hat, elicited as mach by the of their manufacturo asthe excellence of material establishment of RASTERIY. rs Lp st Iressed gentlemen go to get fashi ich they can purchase for s, free of charg: ‘beeham ‘stress, Planos.—T. Gilbert & Co.’s World’s Fair janos, with or Vipredy the xolean, with iron and eitcular reales; Horsce, Watery’ planes, with dk d gold strings; Hallet & Cruneto allot &°Go., and justly entitled to att Oitbert's boudotr pianos; whole retail at the facto ine pianos ierebd band plansa at grost i ‘gains, from $30 to HORACE WATERS Pianos, 383 Broadway. in the peramen: au St auelesste| or rotail prices, low RORACE WATERS, Broadway. Cases.—The Subscribers’ the styles that are desirable for either a long or short No. 7 Astom Hous: Saunbins's Son, Broadway, Pocket and Penknives, &c.—Tiie ander- ‘tigned call the attention of those in want ©: (he above to Seats yaricty among which will be found some of the most Deautif omens ever importod SAUNDERS, g No. 7 Astor 7 Astor Houte,” ‘and $37 Broadway. Rasotr Lecoultre—These Razors have no in their extreme durability and keenness of cdge; can | “STebtained genuine a: SAUNDERS, No. 7 Attor louse, and No. 387 Broadway. ‘Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Pianos, Me- banjos, vicling, ‘guitars, sic, polkas, schottishes, rdeone, pianos, me- aaTrateher—A. C. 6 N antaibects 136 Canal daily receiving new and elegant watehes, ware, which they offor at unusually low Assortment, ek aces, crosses, leo gold mounted | be found at O8- 8,627 Broadwa; ‘under the St. fobolas i Hotel Albert H. Nicol holds his semi~ et — of specks. an — 8 day, at 1234 o'clock, at . For further particulars see his tin ‘another column. PB ch ectbaey attention of yn of those wishing a | | ES to the advertisement in our paper, of the house No. 1 Lamartine place. to be sold on Friday, 28th inst, the Merehi ants’ Exchange, by Messrs. A. H. MULLER & pe Aust! wets pet Serre Extensive Assortment of well made and superior spring clothing, of the best materials most fashionstle able styles, at extremely low prices. | Sa- = guaranteed ARD 1, HACKETT, clothing amporium, 106 Fulten street. a Soeperenne & sez Dectharines agua was who fal To ‘Wholesale Buy Buyers of Corsets.—I Have reccived another importation of both French and goreete, amonget, which are styles 4 into this market. 8 Var dollars per dozen. TH nue, next to the drug store corner of 375 Broadw: y, have of Swien and cambrie fi B.—Two active aslesmon entand, the lace and embroidery Hinh Ww. mover A oag Gay NOR, 4 orhrd ‘Tenth street. All Travellers in Tarkey say that a Mus- suiman's word in matters of business isigvlolable, GREEN, No. 1 Astor Houre, unwilling to be excelled by infidels veracity, is carefal that tho shirt he makes shall fit and be @elivercd in strict conformity with his promises. ] Zephyr Unde: ats for the Summer— Also, cotton, muslin and silk. McLAUGHLIN has just reeelved a large lot of the above goods, which he is selhing ‘Shirts of ail sizes ready made or made eat mn: 3 bro ina ornam: waren, dor jart teceved by HERTS BROTHER 4 LOWITS 241 Broadway. Go maity. Ase stock ‘of wi coraiees tn tae ety, ail of ohiek men Te poe td Re A, Brosd varhs Fremiemss tha Lenten dove New York,—Premium at the London Exposition, rviditing the city, and wishing to purchase an eacel: lahed in dn artistical manner, are res nated shoot and Boots are vision, Pl ns bon eaptagh gp will find superior liard Root Fuigame viiliords gad receive. the, bese See feseri GhitPinit 4 DECKER. Pimp omen mes Te gr een At ‘the mereantile community priate ‘gt etic hie tid hy to B10, f od of double opin fo Smedistely, i. Waite ‘aaa $1" Vile B. GOLDSMITH, 962 Broadwa: For Sale Recess. orp Ladies’ Shoe Store, 211 Sixth avenue, second door above Fourteenth street; the best wtand in the city. ire at 467 Broadway. To Let—The Building No. 7 Park place, a, doors Bs’ Broadway, etaniotten. of the large store Mces on second and third floors: will be let sig or together. Apply © WILLIAM KBWAN, 16 Importers of Gilt Co: ‘Willow Chairs and ENGELMANN & Co, 93 William strest, up chaire and sofas are particularly fitti ‘ure in fine country houses and ladies’ boudoirs. P: Read! Read! Read!—The ~The National Police ns @ report of the fund. Chadwick for the Harriet Sow: MOSS JONES. Agents, 21 AD street, at four cents per copy. pave Awake!—Look to your Interests!— too ra prices for your carpete!—Notice! HIRAM N, oy oe ery: \ fa at 27 . ay ore capporite aber City Fios. FAYE & ey 287 2 lwey, opposite tiy na fo uae Ley ___JOHN} in COPLAND. Sewing Machines.—Ladies’ Shoe and Galter wanufacturers are informed that for fine stiching of kid, Morocco, patent leather, and all similar work, improved single led! sowing, machines pro: ality of work not Rte pea by any ma- ehine, and much superior to what it is possible to do by hand: This may seem extravagant, but it is exactly trno. these machines is unquestioned, being se- ree “4 it ccignel parent anted to Moore & Johnson im 1849, INGER & CO. No. 383 Broadway. Sewing Hacks es-—Caution to the Public. Wehay against all the ps prinalpal dealers in of Now Y 7 Such suits fc pend ry now in the U ortho now single threaded t 6, xclusively, there nover any logal controversy. 1M BINGRH A COs ‘523 Broadway. 915 only for a@ beautiful Homestead.—Two days only loft te secure it. Rent payers luck st this, Purchase atonce. Here every ono may sit under his own vine and. fi p tree, whore no one can aolest him, or say, “Why do you sof” A choice lot of 100 forme and 2,000 building lots at. Ro 1 divided on the 2th of Apri These farms and building the books will soon be ¢ 4 building lote, 25,by 100 feat, Apply to CH. ouly €an be be or , 208 Broadway, where a foyr shi ‘Maps and pamphlets can be had xratis. js still the Leading by all acknowledged to be the best dyo oxtant for perfectly coloring tho hair the moment it is applied. Tei Sf thousands in all parts of the world proclaim it the 0 reliable dye known. Sold at BATCHELOR’S, 233 Bro way. Cristadoro’s Excelsior Dye.—At length even the most sceptical have ‘ got it through thoir hair” that this is the safest, purest, most infallible, and most natural Hair Dye in existence. ‘If thero is one doubter left, let him or her see the de daily at 6 Astor House, Liquid Rouge, for Pale Complexions; Lily white, for red and sallow; eg op soap for curing en eruptions, udre sul We uproote 44 , first store art of the body. Hair d restorati AUD old depsi, 7 Walker street #8 South Third street, Philad.’- treet, Boston. perim 1 DR. 01 waz Callende the season of umbrella: sel hair, from cl sidhood toold like the falling of es which, however, jored by Barker's groascloes tonique.’ Price 25 quarters, BARKER'S, 409 Broudiay. You must come to 47 Ann strect after Mr 7 1st, if you want my onguent, which will make the bea: 1 grow strong and thick in six woeks, and qron’s stain orf: fire the skin. $1.8 bottle, $4.50 the oxen, sent to any art of the country. R. G. duauaw. 15 Ann. street; jance, 108 Baltimore Baltimore. Cisse h’s Wigs and Toupees were Award- re for . both in London and New York. The great tri hieved by Clirehugh’s recent improvements in fitting the head have astonished all who have examined them. Wig wearers are invited to call at the factory, 179 gt? ‘up stairs, rp eee! s, Freckles and Tan, are entirely re. esi ym the skin by using Eli W. Vondersmith’s ox- tract of — and elder flowers. We bad no less than a dozen pe: who called yesterday and stated they had the ir freckle entirely removed from their face b; ‘tract. Made VONDERSMITH, y drug store, No. 158, ‘Broome coer and sold by "Nira. Hays, No. 175 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ti to order for every physical Deshley’s Anti-Periodic Pilla.—A Certain gure for: ever and Ague—This new and intorosting disco, js attracting the atte f , by the uniformit; 3 directed, ‘ty Boyd & ‘aul, HI. Ring, cornor of Broadway 5 iy Clickener & Co., 81 Barclay strec ; . Crombie, eorner cs Brondwa; of its cure: Ww. ‘and Fourteenth stree*; juion, corner of and Grand street; Shedden, corner t Bowery and Four ttreet; Gustav Raisperger, Hutchings, 144 Wes: Broadway. Orders from thet ‘rade ‘to be sadevaaed to C. G. DESHLER, New Brunswick, ace s Russia Salve, a eee faaty years tanding; curer, with 1, burns, da, Sones blaine, G pped ban every outward injury oreruption. A.B. & D- Sands, wholesale agente, C. H, Hing, corner of John it and Broadway; CY, Ciiokenior 81 Barolay street; by druggists and apoth eatioa gen lly. Greatest Discovery of the Grong TOBIAS’ Venction Hniment, for the care of dysenter croup, cholera, No 01 Id be Sold by all tl Depot 60 Cort! Japan Merchants and Druggists pleas hat Dr. Duponco’ pees Female Pills may Wey ber creniear se Proprietor’ i ‘i (dvckle Go. 200 Green: Ea rar Scrofala, &c.—Hyatt’s Life balsam is the most certain remedy for these terrible dis- You who are suffering the most torturing pains, er that a few do Powerful, yat pleasant co ound, will afford certain re Thousai oe een cured, and published in the Sun, Herald, aad othor pa- 7 Rifeat from weil known citizens, who tain. ot, Fan be been and eonsalted at say hour. Cireuls . can be had at the peincipal Seventy-five cents per bettle. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. ‘Wepnexpay, April 26—6 P. M. There was perfect deluge of good news to-day, and consequently there was agreat rush to sell stocks. An advance of some importance was anticipated; but al] were disappointed, and holders may as well make up thei, minds for lower prices, after the experience of to-day. From the North, South, Bash amd West, the advices were of the most favorable character. From every quarter in- | telligence poured in upon us, of a nature which, in or- inary times, would have put prices up several per cent ; but under existing circumstances, the rise has been all, or even more, than it should have been. The fact that consols have advanced % per cent, that flour has risen one shilling per barrel, that cotton was firm and in fair demand, that about two millions of dollars have been received from Calffornia, that ten millions of dollars will be drawn out of the sub-treasury by the Gadsden treaty, that our domestic exchanges are in favor of this city, is notsufficient to draw in outside purchasers of fancy stocks at present prices. These movements, on the surface, do not show tne real state of things be- low. There are causes operating at home and abroad which must sooner or later produce an important change, perhaps for the worse, in financial af- fairs, There is in the public mind a fecling of appre- hension relative to the future, which must act unfavora- bly upon the market. Fancy stocks were slightly better to-day; but they are merely tossed from the hands of one broker to another—sometimes a little up and sometimes a little down. There are no purchasers for investment, . but on the contrary stocks are accumulating in the strect. Money is not so abundant, and the demand is evidently increasing. We have everything to fear from a stringent money market, and the indications are cer- tainly towards a greater scarcity than we have had for some time past. The large shipments of specie within the past week or two have been unexpected, and the probability is that they will- continue. Tho drain upon the Bank of England for specie for the Continent cannot be arrested, and remittances from this side will be required to the fullest extent te fill the vacuum. We shall watch the movements in the money market with a good deal of interest, for on that depends the fate of the fancies. The times are decidedly out of joint. What little confidence there is left bangs by a very slender thread. Another steamer from Eurape is anxiously look- ed for, At Fine first board, Delaware and Hudson advanced 1 percent; New York Central Bonds, 14; Illinois Central Bonds, %; Florence and Keyport, 34; Cumberland, ; Parker Vein, 14; New York Central Railroad, 1; Harlem, 34; Reading Railroad, 14; New Haven Railroad, 4; Pana- ma Railroad, 34; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 1. Crys- tal Palace declined 6 per cent; Erie Railroad, 14." A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly sale of stocks and bonds will take place to-morrow, at half past twelve o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port to-day—April 26—were, paid, $23,378 23; re- ceived, $142,809 12~ balance, $8,711,940 40. The New York, Providence and Boston (Stonington) Railroad Company have declared a dividend of three and one half per cent. The Bank of the State of Georgia has declared a semi- annual dividend of five per cent. The introduction of one or two mew members to the Mining Board has created unusual activity in the mining fancies, The sales of Gardiner Gold: reported at the doard to-day, amounted to 2,100 shares. Prices are ge- erally steady. Parker. Vein bas improved 4; North Carolina has again receded to 21; a small Jot sold at 2%, but the rate is what we quote it. The bids were as fol- lows 7 New Jersey Tehigh . ‘ ee North Cardlina, 2% 27% Rutherford .. % Hiwassee , 53g —" MeCulloch... 6 20° Gold Hin . 8% BK 8 —> Gardiner Gold.. 2% — 8% Bridg’wtr Paint 2 — i 5% Gardiner.......10e. — Flint Steel BN We have received a report from the President of the Neuvitas Copper Company, which speaks of the mine in very flattering terms, A thipment of rich ore is shortly expected to arrive. The warrants entered on the books of the Treasury De- partment, Washington, on the 24th inst., were:— For the redemption of stock........ $63,187 77 For payment of other Treasury debits . 876 00 Covered into the Treasury from customs 62 56 Covered into the Treasury from miscellaneous sources. 256 90 For the War Department 68,601 06 For re-paying for the War Tepariment 18,611 06 For the Interior Department 26,278 35 The receipts of the Panama Railroad Company in March, on thirty-one miles of road, were as follows:— Passengers, $56,070; freight, $10,000—total, $66,070. The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company have ssued a circular to the shareholders, proposing to raise their capital stock one half, or from $2,800,000 to $5,200,- 000, to wit twenty-five per cent on the present stock, or, $700,000,to issue on or after the Ist of June, and to be paid for in instalments before the Ist of August, and then-20 per cent upon the whole, or $760,000 as a gratu- ity—making $4,200,600 upon which dividends are to be paid after the first of August next. This will give 208 miles road, paying at a rate of earnings, per mile, 10 per cent greater than last year. $1,225,000 gross, and £472,000 net of the running expenses, and interest upon $2,000,000 debt are deducted ; being 10 per cent on the advanced amount of stock, with a contingent remainder of $52,000. It will without doubt be very gratifying to the stockholders to get the additional stock in the shape of a dividend, and those who realize not only on this new issue, but on the old, at once upon its appearance in the market, will pocket all the profit. The Galena and Chicago Railroad Company are following in the footsteps of all the old railroad corporations in the country. This continual increase of stock is the bane of all companies. It is not confined to railroads, but 1s quite general. The capital, in this way is run up, year after year, un- til it finally gets to be so large that the dividend earned amounts to only a amall per cent, frequently less than the average rate of interest, and the stock sinks to points below par. All the Western railroad companies are actively engaged in issuing new stock, and the actual value of both old and new is greater now than it ever will be again. In conjunction with these remarks we give a statement showing the progress and depreciation of the Fitchburg Railroad of Massachusetts:— Boston anp FrrcupunG RaILRoaD. po ig rings. es. Stock. 1845....81,40 6, 801 $208, 05 $78,338 131 8 286,645 117,477 123, — 890,736 161,433 117 — — 480,265 286,046 109 — 493,060 255,160 106 = 551,607 257,083 109 — 516,012 810,376 11 _ 674,574 341,787 108 3,716,870 656,659 411,026 4 This shows the rise, progress and position of this com- pany. At one time it was considered the mest prosper- ous and profitable railroad company in New England. The first year of its'operations the stockholders received ten per cent dividend. Since it has dwindled down to about six per cent per annum. In 1845 its running ex- penses were only about thirty-eight per cent, while in 1858 they were nearly sixty-six per cent. The history of the Fitchburg will answer for that of every other rail- road in the country. They will all be written in the some way, and the same result will appear. The rail- ronds of New England have all had their day as produc- tive investments. The railroads of the West are now at the very pinnacle of their prosperity, and from this time forward they will gradually fall off in market and intrin sic value. We much doubt if any one of them has ever earned the dividends declared, and the rapidity with which all are increasing their capital stock, the time is not far distant when they will more than double their cost, and reduee the net earnings below a dividend-pay- ing point. The Pottsville Miners’ Journal of the 22d inst. gives the following account of the coal trade of that region:— The quantity sent by railroad this week is 36,155 01; by canal, 17,274 01—for the week, 53,429 02 tons. Total by railroad, $20,237 06 tons, against 40 406,937 12 tons; do. by canal, 119,831 06 tons, against 87, rage 01 tons, to same period last year. The reat snow storm checked the business about a day and a half during the week, which has curtailed the shipments to some extent. They are, however, heavier than they were for the corresponding week last year. ‘The demand for coal continues as brisk as ever, and the markets to the East are all short. Freight from Richmond to Boston continues very high, ging from $276 to$3 perton. This is unusual at this season of the year. The Delaware and Hudson coal trade has not yet commenced, We can mine as much coal in Schuylkill county as the railroad and canal can carry away. The mining facilities of this ‘‘dilapidated”’ region are considerably ahead of the ability of the trans- portation companies leading to Philadelp The Cumberland Minera’ Journal of the 224 inst., gives the following acfount of the coal trade of that district :— Statement of coal transported over the Mount Savage Railroad during the week ending on Saturday, 15th April; also, the amount sent by each company for the year be- ginning January 1, 18 To Railroad. Canal. Week. Year. Frostburg Company... 709 1,064 1,828 4,208 Borden = ay 1,288 785 2,073 4,602 Allegany Mining Go... 465 781 x40 23051 Total. 2,546 2,001 6,147 _11,465- Statem transported over the’ Cumberland Coal and Iron Company’s railroad during the week end- ing on Saturday, the 16th of April; also, the amount rent y each company for the year Inning the 1st Janua- , 1854:-— T Railroad. Canal. Weel. Year. Cumberland Company.. 1,713 3,261 5,064 9,319 Percy & Co pans 332 866 Thomas Kerr. 00 — 760 6,768 Total. - 2,805 8,851 6,156 10,058 Statement of coal transported over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad from the Westernport region during the week ending on Saturday the 1th of ‘April; also the amount sent by each company for the Ist of January, 1864-0 year beginning the Week. Year. Caledonia Mining Company. 875 09 2,666 08 Swanton Company. 523 14 2,289 12 Tarker cin Company 2457 15 George's Creek Company. 5,238 O1 New Creek Company., 6,788 16 Phenix Com} 1,037 06 Llangollen Mining G Company 3,679 05 Total......... 4,072 07 24,106 17 This will be interesting not only to the coal dealer and consumer but to the sanguine holders of the stock of the companies named. As most of these stocks are consider- ed fancies of the first order, they have for some time past attracted the attention of speculators, and the balls and bears can post themselves up from the above statement on the movements of their respective favorites. We have no important changes to notice in the dry goods traffic. The demand for seasonable fabrics is live- lier; but this is not strange, for with the approaching re- sumption of canal navigation was naturally expected an increased inquiry from the country trade, who have ab- stained from entering the market boldly until the latest moment, while being occupied in closing out their own old stocks at fair prices. This has placed them in a posi- tion to make a larger and better selection of fresh pro- f* ductions without difficulty. Local dealers, too, are more competent and willing to purchase desirable articles, which command satisfactory rates, as they are not over abundant, These are the only essentially encouraging tures inthe business. Brown sheetings and shirtings wn r plentier and rather cheaper, but not more inquired Choice kinds of bleached are in steady Denims are selling freely mand prevails for drills, at sbout previous quotations, “There ia good business transacted in duck, at buoyant rates. Most kinds be; gloghame are worth 11 4gc., at which they are mode- rately dealt in. Lawns attract more attention, at rising ase for a few select makes. Osnabut nickly ken, on arrival, at old quotations. Printing cloths are dull and heavy, exhibiting a downward tendency. Prints have been more freely purchased, in consequence of a slight decline in prices. Stripes and ticks are still unal- tered. We annex a comparative statemont of the shlp- Lipsy hence of cotton goods during four months (to late) of— J " Tas ; january, pkgs... pars February, ‘* ... 4,700 i March,“ 1. 1,688 2,121 April,” 1... 73120 T 6,908 pre duction exhibit ‘no improvement of any importance. Blankets are neglected, their season being atanend. The better qualities of cassimeres are more taleable, but not dearer. are dull and heavy, at prices indicative of a drooping ‘enor. Doeskins ani flan- oe pretty rood requ in demand and value. Jeans seem ao ese very far advanced. Satinets are inactive and lan- tua” “Jweeds are in moderate demand ot ola figures. | Bock Exenange. Wrowmspay, April 26, 1864. 25000 la. State 574.83 98 227 NY Con RR 10000 11 Intstock,. 61 60 do 8000 Frie Inc bia.b3 97 © 81 2000 E Crt baa, "11. “85% 0 Evie Rai R lat mii be 10034 10800 Hl CRE. a 0 6 5000 do....... 78% 50 €000 do. : 18% 200 600 NY. CRRb'e 9435 100 1000 . 45 100 50 Gal & Chica 16 Bk of Commerce. 1024 2 20 Harlem RR. 16 Hanover Ban 14 Metropolitan Bk. 103 9 Continental Bk 100 Morris Canal... 300 Canton Co. 100 0 a 100 Nic Trans Co..220 100 do......opg 5 P’mouth Dry D’k 150 Fl & Kpt Jt Stk, 260 Pern Coal Co... 98 Mich Cen Rit. “03 105 do, -b30 160 Par Va Ci Co. .83 iA | Btrect, her p WANTS. PI OTROTANT Pe yr RL WISHES A SITUATION IN SOME as ramily, to do plain sewing, chamberwork or wait~ ing. Can be seen for two days, at No. 9 East Lighteonth atreet, between the hours of two and four o° ‘clock. iC Pamees 0 py AND SEAMSTRESS— #1 good city refere _ WANTS. | ‘TION WANTEDIN HA MBERMAID.. rp SITUA’ Uy priate ily. Good city er street, tn tae dag. ed ATION ry reference ted in emall private family. Apply at £30 Firat iat avenue, for two HAMBERMAID, WAITER, Py / worker.—Situation wan! ented ta, ven 2 smell Be aL aeteste falls th and Niatn ev avenwes. seek, for two dayne between! A "ROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN Is ‘DESIROUS ¢ oF | btaimin, a she understands fi jection to travel y i Tor one day, at 176 West Fourteenth street. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG 6 waiter a) BIRL, AS d chambermaid or nurse. Apply at 17 Wo went situa RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN | wishes 9 situation as chambermaid and to do fine wa: ing and ironing: has no objection to travelling witha lady to any place. Bost of city reference given. Call at71 West Fe teenth street, in the rear. NURSE WANTED—ON UNDERSTANDS taking eare of a nursery aud infaut, and has no objec E WHO lion to go in the country. Apply for this day only, at 161 Weet Twenty-recund street. vii 4 FIRST COOK WAN ie A SITUATION, Yate family. Good ference given. rst West Twenty rest, for two de; YOUNG WOMAN IS DESIROUS OF A SITUATION IN A PRI Apply at 62 (ordain ate coi bahar ply at 174 tnamily. Twenty-third stroct, for two days. ( PLAIN a is Ninotecath str treet, Sar —Situati \HAMBERMAID AND WAITE! OR GENERAL C housework—Situatis ited, ii Per eer eenty atth cerry WAITER —SITUATION WANT. / ed. ina wivate Seaie o ae Aemenng 4 vy Ap est EI b's o rear, for two days. NHAMBERWORK AND ane OF ae CHAMBER: / maid and waiter,—Situstion wa Ny end yaitars— itussion wane SS of Wat JHAMBERMAID, OR TO ASSIST IN WASHING AND ironing—Situation wanted in a small private family; d city referenc Apply at 159 Waverley place, acement, for two daye ‘\HAMBERMAID . AND SEAMSTRESS—SITUATION and to take caro of children, or ay cham- wanted ina spinal! rivate family; good city reference ber} ons. Can give good eity reference, | given. Address Mary, Herald office Tor two daye. Arr cre 3H Pacliostreet, South Brooklyn r = meer YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO AT- 4A ‘tend a bakery. Bert of reference from her last plave, | Where she hae rerved throe years, Please call at 42 Frank: C Appl Form, second door, for two days. HAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS.—-SITUATION Wanted ina small private family, Good city reference iven, at 120 Kighth street, St. Mark’s place, back 6% 5 Mich SouthRR,. 117 | fer tatreet, in the bakery. do... 64 26 Panama RR..... 104 = WHAMBERMAID AND WAITER—SITUATION WANT. Seo do, 80 0% «11 do lodsg | A SITUATION was \TED—BY A YOUNG AMERI ed in # #mall private family. Appl ant 10 Breckenr’e Ci Co. 100 a4 do. 10414 | # , biel as Watts F sivas, family. om ce pe nees an street, opposite St. Mark's pl not suited. 100 Gardiner Gold Me 23, 26 N Ind Const’n... 104s | Lift cmplozer's, 96 West Twenty-third street, the lag BENMAID AND WAITER, NO OB, ECTION TO SOPen&LhZineCo, 2% 12Nindiana RR... 116ig | *Mte hous Dee ee eatens Mandign tenants ml “ 10 Rome Wat'n RR. 4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS | family. Good city seferance given. Foton 5 Clev C & Cin RR. 11794 | LL chambermaid, waiter, GE child's nurse, Satisfactory | street, room 16, for two days, iasiekniahies & eterence given, e7 El jh 80 do.. sit ECE R DGS RR. 80° | given, ‘Apply at 187 Klicnbeth street, in the roar, WAMBERMAID AND WAITINGMATD, WASHPR AR 8 LAUNDRESS; NO OBJECTION TO GO aud jroner.—Situation wanted in @ smal) private 10000 Lonisiana 6’s.. 104 40.6, &C. RR... 1734 | AL country*Situation wanted; good eity OOO RHE | samily: good city reference given. Apply ab $2 St. Mark's 8000 1. C.R R.bds. 78% 50N.Y. g pas. 860 106% | Apply at 169 Waverley place, basemen’, for two da, place, for two days. 3000 F.Cvt.bds, °71 862i : “rane pares ae PROFESSED COOK'S SITUATION WANTED— HAMBERMATD AND WAITING = <SITUATION | pig core ase bite a botel Good city referenos given. “Annie os tas eer els toaiigs Cask aly. referen 82 10 D.&H. Canal Co.. 111 10 Crystal Palace... 4334 100 Penn Coal Co... 1054 10 Cleve & Tol RR. 100 Cumb. Coat Co... d0......b10 75% Joo Fake desc. v0 1 "00 Panam ii 4 600 Pkr.Vn.Cl.Co..83 63% 50 1 do......860 6%, 50 .Co.opg 205% MINING BOARD. 100 Parker Vein...b10 654 50 NorthCarolina.... 27% 83 6% 100 Rutherford Gold.. -b80 444 100 Wyckoff Gold. 835 20 414 600 Gardiner Gold.b30 2% 255 2% 75 Lindsay’ 256 100 Phoenix, 2% CITY TRADE REPORT. Wepnxspay, April 26—6 P. M. ree and ante at $6 a $606% for BRRADSTU! our wes loos fresiy offered and rather firmer, but not more active. The day's eales roach 4,200 Pula. —Diack Rock at $7 25 a $7 30; oommon ta good State at Asurs were 17, Cr pots, and $00 ed to fancy Western at 30; and inds at ‘proportionate prices. The _bFaneactlon in Southern unt 1,900 bbis. at $8 6234 a $3 mixed to straight; 9 oY 75for fancy, per tol. Sas dit id banged There have been 1,200 $3 6234 » $3 75 per bbl ts remained about the $1.05, though more valuable. The day’ ra transsotions consisted of 39, bushels, at S3c. 86c. for the various kinds. ihe .—Saies of 3,750 bags Rio were mado. s 1 by auction, ‘0 10 18 100¢. : 100 do., sold previous}: jomingo, atYigc, The market closed ac. ey o., avert do, St. at 260, for yellow metal, and Se. for x reached 1,864 bales, as follows ‘speculation, 665; in transitu, reported at gc, por 1b, advance on port, 63. home Market firm. Monday’s quotatior FRrion tes wore dull and engagements very light, bes we chpEe to await the receipt of private let- ie by the Arabia, before doling much. Corn was at 130. in belie and flour at 2s. 64.--5x Dd. naked. Cotton varied from 5 léd. a , and 150 boxes bacon were engaged at 82e. 6d. To Rotterdam, 50 bhds of tobacco were ongazed ee A vessel of a! 400 to: to load at a for ene deal freight. aa Leary to lond mit don, for the Britis were iractive. Cotton ashes at $3 and $10. To C 60 Faurr.—The operations embraced 20) boxes, bunch r gine, at $2.0 w$285; 200 balf do. do., at $140 n $1 4234; and rardines, at Bc. ,000 bales river were purchased for ship ment, ae 750, per 10) 1be. Trox pig was inactive and nominal, at $39 a $40, ts menthe t $6 1234 a $6 25 for Spanish, 1 1001bs.; but own: ‘at about So. fornia, rates were dull at inquired for, Navan Storxs.—The ales of tar were made at $4.5) eating was at G3c ; and rosin at $1 75 . ‘4 olive remained as previously moderate business done in lin quotatio: Actions included 200 pkgs at yesterda: bbls. good to prime, at advanced a shade, with sales of We. a10}4¢. per 1b. Beef varied little. tiona -onristed of $50 bbls. at unchanged digures, tne day’s opera: "ot thet 0 bbls, Indiana primo beef hams were bought st $18 | per bbl. —an adv Butter and cheese were as before re: porte Rear Esrate—Sal anction—Liot on Lee avenue, corner of Sixty-sixtl 10 ner, do,, $1,800; 1 adjoining, do., $40. 1on Bit) foe t, 175 feet from Sixth avenue, 25x16 : $, r. ty fifth street, near Fifth avenue, 25x100. 820 fect from Sixth $6,860; 1 3 425; do., $5,828; 2'add t from Forty-pinth $2,600; 1 on Secon- fi, 420; 1 on Fourth ave- ‘on Sixty-cighth street, hue. corner of 103d street, $460: NO feet from Sixth avente, 2x100:3. $1,010; 5 adjoin: ing, $2875: 7 225 feet from above, $3.675, Son Ninetoenth | street, 20 fect from Fifth avénne $1,500; 1 100 fost from dbove, $600; 5 adjoining, with a 5125 feet from ab arn thereon, $2, 5085 ove, 4 on Boventy-sixth ot I feb ane, ‘Silo, Tadjoluing, ft. from above, t, serene tt, 2B 100, a Seventy-first strect, rear y g2,000; be of Fane 8 $i, 680; 4 opposite, ‘$1, from above, second street, t her Go $008: 1 do: B58 "on Soveuty-xo00 d feet from Sixth ave 000; bee it, $3,000; B70. eHlouse @stary and ad basemont ‘Twenty-third Fond: ov 2 10x38, Bt and Lot in Wet Th of Bighth avenue, house fot adjoining, same Tb niecal 7:0; house (4 story English basem {y-iccond street. about 300 feet we 20%96:9, 68,500; house do. embraced 480 hbds. pA Orleans at | Porto Rico at 4960, 85 700 do. 43g0., and 160 boxes brown ii tae at tive, and we only have to ‘at 940. a 10c ils. prison at 20. 9 of rudge at Dic. per gallon rR REET ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. POST | OFFICE NOTICES. post OFFICE, NEW YORK —NOTICE THe | MAILS for Havana, | per United States ir Cres City, will close at this hs cy Kee ig; the th ia eat, ath o’elock, P. M. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN of a small white poodle, which etrayed from 55 Hevry ir for information where it on be found, by apply- S Crise HOUSE ON THE EUROPEAN PLAS, 804 jEroadway.—The undersigned has leased the above nt, and will commence business on the Ist of May. room is upon the stroct. M turn! lsewhere will only be charged for their rooms. }OHN H. GOODWIN. éat in the wholesale or re oon, tn connection with some Person that can like Sum or more; or would be willing to pur- choos en interest in somo Cy ostablishment, if ina West ity. ‘The subscriber has @ thorough kaowledge of the | in That ite renthes References required aud given. roadway Post Oftic: BACK PARLOR Fy pace Sane SAND BEDROON, ont THE SECOND by also, one room on the third flo the modern rm, improvements, aoe con ‘and railroads. Call at 145 West Twonty woon Sixth and Seventh avenues. nS ON foo: in stores er 90'Pearl i. i . ard 90 sires Tare We YRLVERION & PRELOWS, Ornicas Fo LET—TW0 1 Lion, FRONT 0 Orr ICES, 128 adjoinin aa. oy the ciothing store of sion giv Inquire }, on the premises. Posse: RNISHED {BOOMs FOR | pe iv wives. Por: un Tet floor. A, WTR “AND ONE housek: wert Now York. Leonard street, for two days, Apply 141 Broadway. HILD'S NURSE OR WOULD TAKE CARE OF A G WOMAN, WHO HAS LIVED SEVEN A years as nurse in a respectable femily, wishes to obtain baby —Situation wanted, in a private family. Good & situRtion as nurse or upper-eervant, in any capacity, for city reference given, 204 J et, for two days. her sistor recently arrived; she is well connected and com- petent to take care % and instruct young children in the pircopaliaa,) Apply at 10 Ninth nglich branch erect hotween 10 and A. TIRST RATE DRESSMAKER WANTED: ONE who can out and fit dresses, The best of waces given. Call at 74 Carmine street. YOUNG MAN OF INDUSTRIOUS AND TEMPERATE habits is desirons of obtaining » situation as copyist or entry clerk; is most derirgue to enter into mercantile Wusiness; can write a fret rate legible hand, and isa quick accountant, Can give unexceptionable city ref Please address T. R.. Herald office. SSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, OR ENTRY ©) Situation wanted, by w young married man o Salary not so much of an object as a pormrnant Address, post paid, B, L. H., 426 Hudson street. DRUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE THOROUGHL competent to undertake the charge of a retail eto perience. situation. and perform the minor operations of surgery, Refer ences must be unexceptionable. A line addressed to Phar- micy, Herald office, stating residence, roference, &c., will be attended io. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA. tion ag coachman in a private family, Reference given irom the Clarendon Hotel, in Fourth avenue, beeween Se- venteonth and Eighteenth strects, whero he can be soon tor two days. (WILDS NURSE, WOULD TAKE THE ENTIRE / charge of an infant or an invalid lady.—Situation wanted, in a small private fumily, by a middle aged Amer. can woman, No objection to nate the country. Good city refer iven. Apply at 109 Chrystie street. YOOK, WASHER AND IRONER / ed in a private family; good elty reference given. ply at 27 Prince street, in the store, for two days. OOK—WANTED, A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN AS. cook. City references required. Apply at 08 Wert Twenty-second street. 1OOK, WASH AND IRON.—SITUATION WANTED L/ inn’ small private family; good city reference given, Apply at No. 96 West Twenty-ninth strect, for two days. ituation wanted, in a house in Navy street, oaet side of Park avenuo, Hrooklya. (HOOK, WASHER AND TKONER—CAN MAKE HEX: velf yenerally useful private family, by a respectable young woman. Good ae Feference given. Apply at or address for two days, fourt JOOK AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING AND IRONING cpaabsienieas tag {ua private family, good eit Apply &t $60 Sixth avenne, hetween Twenty at and Tweuty-second streets, for two days. é NOOK AND BAKER, AND TO ASSIST IN THE WASH- ing and ironing—situation wanted in a small private famly. by arespectable young woman, Good city reference given from her last place. Apply at 107 East Twenty. fret YOUNG MAN, WISHING TO HEARN TO PLAY | treet, between Seound and Ihird avenues, third floos, back A {he banjo, would be, giad of a, companion to instract | Fem. ADE Ree & im for an hour, after 7 o’clock in the evening, two or " : three times a week. meee sdvacaiiee vwitl haat tle orien 00K, AND IRONER.--SITUATION ment and boo stating terins, and . Williams, Herald office and accenenslly drive; he must hea good ve) sdener, understand taking care of grounds, walks, d haye a knowledge of farming; of domestic habits; cemmeddations must be unexceptionable; he will be en city reference piven. testant. J wanted in respectable, private family. Good ‘Apply at 29 Scamme! street, for two days. OOK AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING AND IRONING tuation wanted ina small family by » Pro- Apply at 42 Henry ati nt, for two days, \OOK’S SITUATION WANTED, INA SMA gaged for a y Also a lad wanted. must be 40 PRI- a 45, and the bos Ba " rare old. ‘apply at No. 88 West vate family. Good city reference given. Apply at 28 Trenty-soventh strect, between 9 and iin the anorning, or | Bieventh tree +, for two da; Gand 9 in the evening, for three or four days. § GARDENER—A YOUNG MAN OF PRACTICAL OOK, WASHER AND IRONER. SITUATION WANT- farerience in all the routine of gardeniar, wishes to Sipty. at alr Rron Twentieth streets between Sixth and z 8 suel spec in 2 member of the English church, “Address T. L., -Heraid | seventh avenues, for two days. rae = office, OOK, UNDERSTANDS ALI. KINDS OF, BAKIN( = pine uation wanted in a email private family: goo $8 COACHMAN—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY & steady man, who pericetly tinderstands his Novhjectfon nae ee allrerpects; has no objection totown or country make bimselt generally useful; can bring the be ity reference from families of the highest respectability. Please call i or address, John Beahin, 151 Attorney street, for two days. AND IRONER.—SITU mall private family. Good city ro No. 4 Union court, University pla (PRUSSIAN,) NINETEEN YEARS ASHI AND neg cron Minto gute tulpnag aed commteden | COOK oq WASHAR, 5 ANY, gf ROPES, SITUATION business, ‘The advertiser is still willing to learn, and, thore: | given Apply at 302 Hicks street, South Brookiym, bave- fore, ex ects Hi Address DL. BOX IN GENERAL POST OFFICE which @ reasonable bonus will be Mahrep, Lovejoy’s Hotel. OY WANTED—IN AN OYSTER SALOON, WHKRE hore ix no bar. Good reference requiced: Apply at 168 Kighth avenno. WM. CHENOW 4. ALIFORNIA—AN AMERICAN WOMAN WISHING to go to California, would engage with a family going . Best down town references can be given. NTED-FOR aeaiaas Cal | given. Apply at 60 Laight street, first | mily; good city referen | teenth’ street, room No. 17, 6 | Apply ut 706 Spriny | reference given. 2) | place, for two days, refe street, for two days. | city reference gi | street, for two da | C | famil, | nven| | Nineteenth strect, for two days. ) jroniny s rivate family; good ety euce given, Apply at 243. idevonth avenue’ | lor two for, and persons preferring to | | lyn, in tf there; ia good plain cook, washer and ironer, Good refer- at 125 West Sixtoonth street. ALIFORNIA—A WOMAN WOULD ‘company a respectable family, willing to make hereelf generall; her passage. No objection to go reference gi Pi Opa R, AND WA ITER, Good city reference given. street, for twe days, HAMBERMAID AND WAITER.— SITUATION / wanted in a private family; good city references given. Apply at 1o0 Prince street, in the rear, for two day: HAMBERWORK AND PLAIN SEWING—SITUATION wanted ins small private family: thors city reference oor, for two days. OR housework—Situation wanted, in a small private family. ‘Apply av 119 Weve Nineteenth GENERAL ) HAMDERWORK, AND TO ASSIST, IN WASHING —Situation wanted private fami good tty retere given, Apply at ‘oP Perry" str ‘NHAMBERWORK AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING and French flating.—Situation wanted in a private fa ‘our- given Apply at 196 HAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS, ip ‘D TO TAKE for two days. —Situation want y & Protestant, family; good city reference givgn, Ap etween Nineteenth and Twen- HAMBERWORK AND WAIT ranted ine private family; good cit; » for two days. HAMBERWORK, WASHING AND JRONING— has no objection to go a short distance in the country. untion wanted in a small private family. Good eity Apply at her present situation, 39 Irving 3. — SITUATION reference given. HAMBERMAID AND WAITE! —SITU. ATION wa N T- Ha MBERMATD AND TO Assist ‘AS LAUNDRES: mall private family. Good elty 260 First avenue, the second p for two day: HAMBERMALD OR AS CHAMDERMAID AND WAIT or fituation wanted inn private family. Good cit: ‘Apply at 107 Third avonue, corner of Tent! HAMBERWORK AND TO TAKE CRE OF CHIL dren.—Situation wanted in a small private Apply at 200 West ‘Twenty sevensh HAMBERWORK AND. WAITING, OR CHAMBER. / maid and plain sewer—Situation want, family, by ® Protos Npvly at 102 Eleventh etroet, nuts, for two day: HAMBERMAID AND WAITER-ONB WHO THO- roughly understands her bussines. Situation wanted. a pr family. Good city r ee given. Apply at 6 Second ayenue, third floor, in the rear, for two day WANT. vate family. Good city reference given. street, for two days. OR CHAMBER no objection 10 the care of child feds, ius private ‘ood oity r h second floor, \HAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS — SITUATION J wanted by an American woman, in « small p. foraily good ety reference given, Apply av 1303, We HAMBERMAID AND ASS! Situation wanted i HAMBERMAID OR iy ya ree ‘ATION WANTED IN te ‘a small private fami! respectable young wom: cod city Feterence give Avr Dean street, Bro fe rear, first floor, fron ‘ORK OR WAITING—SITUATION WANT- AMP RUT private family. Good city reference given. from her pi second door ‘from Eighth avenue, 251 Bowery, i (Ope West Twenty: fourth street, for two PI city reference given: “Apply se 90 Tefenty-eigath strest for two days. (aye WASHER AND bs yarn ee ey OR Bis rad MAKE DP Asceaarorrrs OPERATORS a with the ment, for two days. OOK WANTED.—A PLAI wacher and ironer wanted i ut 260 Hicks street, Brookly: |OOK.—UNDERSTANDS HER BUSINESS THO- roughly, beth pastry and baking —Situation wanted in a private family; good city reference given. Apply at 35 West Thirteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, COOK AND GOOD & private family. Apply OOK, WASHER AND ) TRONER.—SITUATION WANT- ed in a smal! private family; good city reference given. Apply at 114 East Twenty-second street, second floor, front room, for two days. 0OK’S" SITUATION WANTED—IN ‘ VATION A HOTEL on salvo von, good city reference gv Apply at 138 Mott her presen for two Cok WASHE AND IRONER. SITUATION a edina al ‘ato family re loge app a sete ‘Tenth \OOK, WASHER, AND IRONER. ae WANT- J ed in s small private family. Good city reference given. Apply at 128 West Twelfth street, for two Ways, RTO ASS(3T IN WASHING AND IRONING ity refer- et, where OOK’S SITUATION WANTED IN A HOTEL OR hoarding house. Good CS reference given. Apply au for two ITUATION WANTED IN A SMALL PRI- family. Good city reference given. Apply at 8% ya. (00K, WASHER AND IRONER. SITUATION WANT. yaa ean family; good city re! oy 7 Afeh street, for two days, bevween Sixth &c. ¢ Siryarion WANTED. ouse. Good city 22 Cornell’ street, for two days JooK, BAKER, &C —SITUATION W WANTED, IN A Hh | at ga: mr F Good city reference given from Appl. ly at 237 Madison street, second floor, back conn for wo 00K, WASHER, AND IRONER.—SITUATION Want. ed ‘in a any an ONER ly. Good city refers given. Apply at 140 Mulberry street for two days. OOK, AND TO ASSISTIN WASHING AND IRON! ING. Situation wanted in s small family. Good ¥seful: = herself general, eS refe rei pris mily, goo JOOK, WASHER AND IRONER—SITUATION WANT. / ed in a tmall private family; food elty reference given. Apply at 39 Rose street, for two days. (OOK SITUATION WANTED IN A. SMALL Pri- vate family; is mgood washer and ironer. Good city reference given,” Apply at 471 Fourth sireet, for two days. ER.—SITUATION WANT- Good city ,referencs avenue, between Twenty-fourth 78 given. Apply at 224 ‘Twenty sfth stree WASHER ‘AND bY pings TR fatahth nned ina small private family; good ply at 25 Vaadewater street, for t ER. —WANTED, A MAN 'y to work'on a farm, OF esist in all the ndations. Apply to go & sho: drive and take care 0} on. Must country, a woman who cam ows and do the washing and ironing; oglih preferred. Addresq Edwards, Hucald WANTED.—TO eat perenne gvod salaries will bo given. Apply phrey, 646 Broad way. RUG CEBpe. WANTED, re! evan Ri A re, man Sest ones drug ste sa” Ody votk rh Nay ES INDUSTRIOUS, SOBE! Practical know! pothecary, Herald ofice. Fragen BER, is of farming in thi retand® something | Apply at 40 Fourth avenue, socond floor, back room, for ‘aster i atey 4 aad unseerianae gemothing ot pik. a ply tod. 16 Wall street. HAMBRRMAID AND WAITER, SITUATION WANT. nEeAtD Wane. ‘all private family. Apply at heh RENCH AN) COOK AND CHAMBERMAID WANT- he efor two gaye stmtiedy dea t a eae No. co, corner vate family. iperhora ‘sirect, Brook }HAMBERWORK On WAITER.—SITUATION WANT. Je ay family, Good city referonee piven. street, fort) ays. \HAMBERMATD. AND TO ASSIST IN WASHING AND / jroning.—Sit gg cat in a private family. Good city reference gi Apply at Bl West Nineteenth steect, back basement, for two (ORAMBERMAID. AND HOUSEWORK.—SITUATIO « wa ll privats family, oed olty reference aiven, Apply at 73 Hommersly street, for two da: Meo gt! AND et oe ee — SITUATION ® private fa city reference given Hi ther dae co where ea tov ‘Spoly 2 Willow street, Brookl; (HAMBERMAID rel tion family Good city reterence treet between Carman and d floor, try. y t ‘rome room, fer twe days. G EN! or} Situation wanted in G gr INERAJ, HOUSEWORK AND " CHAMPERWORK.. 8 Gnas Apply at 241 ‘Tihsaveun street, fo =| Gnoom | WANTED.—HE MUST BE A LIGHT WRIGHT, RRAL HOUSEWORK oR CHAMBER WORK — Sheri eayee ierence given. A ‘Apply at Cast Ty ENERAL HOUSEWORK OR ation wanted in uo given. Apply b RK aa hier A IN epee NW ee ituation wanted in a smal ted tat 1S Weer eens YS ti sSreau Tot AL HOUSEWORK. "AND a CARE OW lafen—8 mn wanted; good oi co given for two faye and underrtand the breaking and management o| young horace, Apply at 43 Exchange pla piace For fear column of Wants tee next page,