The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1854, Page 6

WANTS. S AND RBUILDERS.—AN ARCIII- me desirous of making an eagagement, he tt» prepare desiens and working plans of every ! with epocificgtions, andis practieal carpenter. address W. L., Horal NTISTS—A YOUN uted with me sofa sitontion in euch Address Gontist, Shee, wtating where am interview can be had, until Oth instant, u Ng MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, &C.—A Y¥ man, of steady habits, wants a situation as bookkes jer or aesistant book T, or as copyist; writes a good and very expeditions hand, and can give the best of references. Address W. H., Herald office. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY A NTS. JONKINORD FROM PIPTH PAGE. HITEC AR t ps ARDED man, who Und horses and make preferred, Apply at ENERA NER WANTED—AN A retands bist If generally us As 94 Front street, betw G HOUVSEWORK—SI"U4 in # private fan Ha Good city reference street, betyweon Nini AID.— YENERAL ee ees J stuns ved od city | TNO MERCHANT TA AND CLOTIERS.—THE referenc Apply % door, advertiser, of considerable practice in a! oe of ba ctweea avonues Aand business in New York and London fo: hrs, is a. OF Herald ORK ORCHAMBERMALD.—SIT0- small private fanil ood city t 222 Twenty-third sueet for wo OOERS, HOTEL KEEPERS. &e kkoeper, who writes a fine bam 1ENFRAL HOUSEWORK OR CHAMBERWORK AND untion wanted; good city refer. 4 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, for and is g the am ay, would devote an hour or two iu the afternoon in up or adjusting accounts, closing a set of books, ox- tending or balanciag account stock, &c. Terms moderate, reference satisfactory, Address L. York Herald, , FIRST RATE WASHER A Wanted ina small privace fwinily Apply at 272 Tenth street, NINE- mi city Foom No. & 10 BOSS BRICKLAYERS.—A YOUNG MAN. 1 reference give oF of 08 OUSEWORK.—SITUATION WANTED IN A SMALL private family; good city reference given, Apply at | U7 Monroe stre curity in mono T. Dy care of Th (0 AGENTS AND PUREONS WANTING GooD EM- toyment.—Enterprisivg men make $4 and $t per da OUSEWORK OR CHAMBERWORK—SITU by Sisporing of cheap American family publications, whi wanted in a private family. Good city reference giv- | yield a protit of over 100 per cont. A few dollars produce en. Apply at 50 Willet street. tore than hard labor. Apply at 163 William street, se- cond floor. OUSEWORK.—SITUATION WANTED IN A PRI vate family; good city reference eiven. Apply at No. Ziv East Thirty ffth street, between First and Second ave- nues, for two days. KEEFER OR NURSE, OR WAIT ON AN IN ituati ; good city reference D—-A FRENCH OR SWISS WOMAN, AS aid and seamstress. Apply at 220 Fifth ave- pe ‘Twenty-seventh Stroct, Sofure ll A. M. oad nue, near P. after 4 ‘WANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, WHO IS good plain cook and understands gencral housework; no fine in she must not be afraid ; Inquire ford C. B., ke tho grocery store gorher of Blevoker and Grove streets. Wanten—s RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED AX ican woman, fully capatte and willing to de all kins small newly furnished house out of town; fx permanent place, and fair wages g with particdlars and reference, HING AND family Swe days Lt BR- e DERSTAN DS HER BUSINESS, ins private family: good city refer: st Thirteenth #t at tloor, lived im her I NDRESS, WHO U: Situation wante ADIES, TO WORK ON ent persona permanent ata liberal comp: will begiven. Apply mond and ‘Boltvar st streets, Brooklyn. ANTRD—SITUATION AS WET NURSE—A FINE, arried womsn, with a fail bronss of ion as wet nurse’ to # child 244 mont ‘ences as to (cindnes eat employer. Apply enry, South Brooklyn ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, =Situat ion wantel. Good nliivan street, for two [SAGOOD DR wanted in & surail private fumily. jetta MaRS aoelook P. fn nination ay seamsti an cut and make ohil Bireet, for three days, iil 6 o'elook P. 4 4 dren's clothing, take care of n, or do light chamber- AD eA BRIN AN OFFICE, 10 70 4 vgang work. May bo seen at 264 East Broadway, her presont L old, #p aud Engish. Apply at No. place, for two days. Broadway, up thalca, from 11 to 10° NonsE,, WANT D—TO TAKR THB hildren, one of them an infant: Who understands cutting and fitting for children and toteke care ot them. None but those who are perfectly capable and have first rato city references nocd apply, at 100 West Thirteenth street, between Siath and Seventh CHARGE ‘WANSTED-SITUATIONS, FOR FOUR RESPECTABLE women, now in the employ of a family about leaving for Europe, a8 cook, waiter. chambermaid, aud seamstress, Can be ree f at the residenoo of their present employer, gS WANTED. or A PROTESTANT WOMAN, WHO IS NEAT avenus. and clean in her habits, a. nurse and seam: 53, ————— —— ——— | ina family, where thero are no very sinall-ebiliron; she AND SEAMSTRESS —SITUATION WANTED | must be good natured, and willieg to be useful. A stondy a, who has no followers, and wants a home, may apply fayette place. od city reference small private family, G iueteenth and NUE, ina Third avenue, botween Apply diet streets, for two days. iven. 'wen- rt at 12 Wate SOME |B P Cran Lm gFAMILY TO RSE AND PLAIN SEWER.—SITUATION WANT- adopt a fine heal Te Le edin a privatefamily. Good city reference given. Ap- | *€°: Feel ste orphan ¢! Hd, of Amerionn Parents, aud vi ply at 100 East Twenty-seventh street, second floor, front interview e By Post Office, stating Toom, for two days, \TED—BY A MIGHLY RESPECTABLE PRO- stunt, a situation as nurse. Has got th very competent to take eharge of ite birth, Please call at Ne. 0 Carmine street. URSE AND § ina small private family; good city r Apply at 358 Second avenue, for two days Wek wad correct at fgutos, being engaged during | i E., oilice of the New | arn the above trade; would | WA TANTED—A HOUSEKREPER, IN A SMALL PRI vato {emily; English or German preferred; one who is ing to make hereelf useful wnd who desires 9 comfort- Le home, ean apply between the hours of 10 and 12 A. M., at oo ) Mercer Street, A RESPECTABLE are of children and do (Twenty: b street, second floor, 7 ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as cook, washer and irouer, of ta do go- | mera) housework, Can eve good refereuce from first rate fawilies. Call at 201 First avenue, between Seventeenth | and Eighteenth streets, } WAstTEDoBY 4 TRUSTWORTAY “GIRL, A SITUA- tion to cook, wash, and iroa. od baker | Wouldgo a short distance in the country. | reference. Call at 160 Twenty-tifth street, and Sccond avenues. TaANTED—A SITUATION.—A PRENCH PRRSON DE- ront room, between First | {rows of returning to Europe, would like to meet with | s family g ‘ould go as lady's maid or ax nurse: | 's competent for both situations, he speaks Buglish and is well recommended. "Address, for two ¢ A ayy 7 Woorter street, at Mme, Walshe’s. | WAnTep-By 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO | ‘a situstion ap chamUermaid and to make herself | rally useful. Cangive good reference if required. Call a! Monroe street, hrst Boor. NTED—A WOMAN TO ACT AS NURSE, MUST bo competent to take care gf on infant, an | otestant prefer ‘eferen P | Washington strcet, between 2 and 6 Go'elock. ‘WANZED_DY A PROTESTANT YOUN VOMAN, A situation, ina private family, as nurse and seam. stroes or chambermaid would have no objection to the coun- try. Good city reference, Can be scen for two days at 10 Hammond street, TANTED=BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG situation as dressmaker; i# a nent sewor, once givens Please eall at 40 Greenwich surect WANED FOUR STRAW BONNET PRE: mediately, who understand their business. 2 Bowery to A. blake. ARTED—A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND IN A ribbon and fancy estore; she must be a good aaleswo. wan and understand trimming bonnets, Apply at 463 Broadway, in the store. ‘A COOK, WASHER, AND IRONER, TO ny at $30 Broadway. rANTED—A SITUATION, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY ‘aw exporionced dressmaker and seamstress; has 1» ob- jection to seo to prowing up children. Lezt of elty reivr- ence. Call at Prinve street, tire floor, HY Te a BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, & situation as waiter or chambcrmaid, and plain sewer. Tho advertiser can come highly rocom: mended. Can be secn at her present employer's, 218 Tenth atreet, Hetween First and Second avenues. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A NEAT YOUNG Kirl, of gemtcel address, as ch id and waiter, or seamstres: and children’s nurse. ed in both would mate children’s City refer: ‘Apply at NT OR “COAL yn having both al branches of ‘ANTED—A SITUATIO veiner to some coal com, practical and theoreti mining. Can be seen for a short time. Addrosa, if by let ter, to G. W,, Wood's, corner of Fifty second streot and Tent where ‘plans, &e., may be seeu, Also, enue, Cetates proved by boring. TANTER—A GERMAN APOTHECARY.—A YOUNG man, who basa ccmpetent knowledge of the busiuoss, and whovcan speak English, may apply, between the hours of A.M. ad 3 P.M. WC MBULEN, corner of Washingion and Third streets, Hobokens ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A steady young man, who can produeo th of re- ference, No objection to go to the country. Please inquire for P.M. at J. & R. Lowden’s, harness maker, 79 Bleecker street, seen for two days, TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A Teapectable man, who understands his business per- fectly. Has gocd eity reference. Can be seen at Mr. Gib ANTED—A SITUATION, AS PLAIN GARDENER. Can work on a farm, take care of ah and make himself useful. Please call at 12 Amity place, for two days | won’s, eaddlo and hacneus maker, 902 Brosdway. — ANTED—SWO FIRST RATE SALESMEN, IN THE. ‘dry goods Husiness. Noue others need apply at 16 Grand, iliamsburg. ANTED—A BARKEEPER IN A DINING SALOO: & young man preferred to work nights; must be wel recommended; alse & good waiter. Apply at 17 and 10 Catherine slip. ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN, IN A GROCERY store; must give satisfactery reference. Apuly at Thompson & McDowell's, corner Eighth avenue and 1wenty- street, ANTED-AN ASSISTANT BARKEEPER, | ONE ‘who is well acquainted with the business, and who can come well recommended, may apply at the Crystal, No. 223 Grand street, between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock. Oue from the country preferred, Wanmep—a BOY, FROM TWELVE TO FIFTEEN years of age, to tend a erocery store. Good reference reqvirad, Apply at the store corucr of Warren and Clinton streets, Brooklyn, between 2 and 8 o’clock P. M. ANTED—A BOY, TO LEARN THE SLATE AND tin rooting bnsingss, at 4 Wooster strect. Apply at Lo’clock P. M., to John Fyfe. WANZED[A BOY, FROM SIXTEEN TO TWENTY year, of ace, in real estate office; one who writes a good hand, None'but an American need apply, at Smith's, 59 Rose street. WaARTEDS, —AT 522 BROADWAY crs, Lookkeepers, clerks, ars; Dachleapers, coushuaen, porters, bere: ¥o, earner housekeepers, seamstress S eecte Applicants nclosing $1, free of postage, will be promptly sui rl Sag bk a OMA! S SPINK. Agent. JF TO $90 AGENTS WANTED, TO TRAVEL IN we) this State and New Jersey, and sell an article which meets with a great sale. Agents are nay manieg from $8 to $12 per day. Call between the hours of nine A. and threo P. af., at 456 Broadway, olfice No, 2, up stairs, id’s nurse and seamstress, W men, cituations, one as ch ham’ or do chatnberwork and seamstress; the other to d Derwork and fine washing and ironing, orl ght housework, ashing and froning m bri, the best of city references. Can Le seen for two da; iy at 100 West Seventeenth street, between the Sixt! a eventh avenues. AITING AND CHAWBERWORK, OR ASSIST IN washing and froning—Situation wanted in a small rivate family good city reference given. bbe, at 37 West Thirteenth street, between with avenues, in the store, for two V ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND Jaundress, by an experienced girl, Satisfactory refer- ence from her present einployer. Can be 01 Amity stree URSE.—SITUATION WANTED, BY AN EXPERI- gnced middle-aged Protestant, a ohild’s nure, or to take charge of a nursery. Apply to present employer at No. on terrace, We Twenty: third etree RY NURSE.—SITUATION WANTED IN A SMALL private family; good city references given. Apply at poy Fe urteenth street, fortwo days. Winters GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE- work of # small family. Apply this day, at No. 27 Tay street. URSE AND SEAMSTRESS—WANTED, A PROTES tant young woman, to take care of child two years oid, Apply at 107 West'street. LAIN SEWER AND CHAMBERMAID.—SITUATION NTED—GIRLS, 15 YEARS OF AGE, TO LEARN the tassel business. Apply at 23 Monrse place, Soush Fifth street, Williamsburg. 7 ET NURSE—A LADY (AN AMERICAN) HAVING lost hor child, is desirous of precuring one from rome mad Clarement ayeuucs, Brooklyn, threo Uoors frois each | Te*pectable purty to nurse, Please apply at Se? Sixth corner, for ¢ street, up stairs. wie wise meee td LAIN COOK, testant girl. family. Good city reference street, near Canal, for two di TET NURSE, WITH A FRESH BREAST OF MILK — Situation wanted in a small private family. Good city ree given, Apply at 19S Pearl street, Brooklyn, for two days. TET NURSE-SITUATION WANTED IN A FAMILY. Good city reference given. Apply at 118 Thirty-second street, corner Seventh avenue, for two days, J ANTED, IN A SMALL FAMILY—A COOK, WASHER ‘and ironer; English or Scotch preferred. Apply, after 10 o'clock, at 68 West Twenty-seventh street, two doors from Sixth avenue, WANIEDIA SITUATION, BY ut girl, in @ private family, as chambermsid suite do pinta tetings ov youla axe Biceeitusetals Beet of reference can be given, Can be seen for three daye, av 206 Ninth street, first floor, front room, YASHER AND IRONER—BY A PRO. ituation wanted, in a email private iven.’ Apply st 12 Sullivan y 18 A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER.— ‘l by & widow woman. Good city refer. 258 East Twolfth street, ence sive LAIN COOK, WASHER AND IRONER.—SITUATION Pe Tis Moai private tantly. Good efty reference iven. Apply at 75 Seventeouth street, near Sixth avouue, for two days. ROFESSED COOK.—SITUATION WANTED IN A family. Good city reference given. Apply at 4 Fourth Bienve, one door from Astor place, ior two days. ROFESSED COOK—SITUATION WANTED IN A G A RESPECTABLE = pee aa. Apply at G16 East Foarth street, for WASTEDSA SITUATION RY A RESPECTAWLE pre Gay’ = ak + young girl, fifteen years of age 0, to do light chamber AWNBROKER'S CLERK.—WANTRD, A YOUNG | Werk Sud waiting, or take care if children ‘and do plain Has the bout of ‘city referonee, Picaso call at 25 awnbroking business EN, corner of Colum- man who, understands the oust bring good references. Dia and Broome streets, SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE st lady, Ai chatsbermald) aud benriatrier 6 general housework. Can be seen at 104 t, from 10 to 3 0’ relock, fortwo days, Wantep—4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAB! young weman, as chambermaid and waiter. Bost city reference given. No objections to go in the country. Apply at 165 Piret avenue, third iluor, back room, ORTER WANTED.—A YOUN NOT LESS than twenty years old, to act as foreman or porter in Wareliouse; he must beable to read and write and bave sa titfactory references as to honesty and cajal Adit in handwriting of applicant, stating residence, reference and what salary expected, Mark, Chatham square Post Office. No ciitetion Bayard ctr ORTER'S i ANTED—BY A STEADY -ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE marriod man. Wa $7 por week. References | WAN? px A: BEAE BL . turnished. sees Farman, Herald ofes, hotel etal Co aeentiae perme a years, bad charge in ake charge in apr ‘emperance Hotel, New P. J family. Address L. Haven, Coun, WAN2EDTBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, tion as chambermaid and waiter, is a first rate dironer. Best of city reference can be given from her last place, Can be seen at ond and Thi EAMSTRESS AND TO WAIT ON A LADY —SITUA jones, ‘tion wanted in @ private family. Good city referencs even. Apply at 12 Ease Twenty second stroot, for two dys XEAMSTRESS OR TO DO LIGHT CHAMBERWORK. ‘Situation wanted; good city references given. Apply her present employer's, 64 Fiith avenue, for two days, RAMSTRESS, WHO CAN CUT AND FIT DRESSES s and do light chamberwork.—Situation wanted in Pply at 21 Twentieth street, betweon nue, for two days, 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ONE OR two children to board, about seven or eigt years old: they ean ro to school with her own child. Apply at Eighth atreet, WaAnren—a PROTESTANT WOMAN AS WAITER private family, None need apply, without good testimonials ot ebaracter, at 25 West Sixteenth street, TANTED—BY A VERY CAPABLE, NEAT, TRUSTY girl, ® situation as chambermaid snd waiter; can oa avenues, for two ivate family; good city reference given Fuirteenth stroct, between Fifth and 8 ¢ oR. HILDRE} GEAMSTRESS ands al ted ina pri pply at No. 312 familys good city Host Piuth etrect, for two days FPAMSTRESS OR TO ATTEND TO A LAD ITUA- | render herself useful in varior ware is 8 neat p ain sewer, tion wanted by a Scoteh In \ private faui- good and kind to children, .d of an obligin, disposition. fy. Address Rosina, Horald office, for two days, Veaves her place on accotnt of the family breasing up. — Can be seen at 208 Twenty: fourth stree . MSTRES) FANCY WORK, AND EMDROIDET. a Se ve site yanied. Ik 8 ERI Dives toe WANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, A) PROTESTANT. go0d elty reference given. Apply at 8) West Soventoenth from eighteen to twenty years of axe, to do light street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, for two days. work and heip to mind children; ene who wiil make herself shimmerestinlnessinis wie generally useful. Apply, with feed recommendations, in Ami » Sith door below Clinton st., South Brooklyn. JRSE—SITUATION WANTED - EAMSTRESS AND ins spall private family. Good city referonce given, y Apply at West Nineteenth street, between Sixth aud | WV he WANTED Ee tek gentieaann SFP b avenucnsfor two days. femgt on Jou ys amen of tastes, of ou ie 5 the neatest manner. The best of roveren: ease RAMSTRESS, CAN COT AND FIT LADIES AND | for Mrs, Gleeson, 77 Weet Twonty-cighth 6! heat Aver, a hl ve | back room ‘ae no chjection to go a short distance. in tho coun f Apply at 175 Grand street, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT woman, s situation as cook in a first rato family. She understands cooking in alliis br d give Pie: apply Hs 'y rete; 008 mee given for two daye. EAMSTRESS—CAN CUT AND FIT LADIES’ ane ood city reference from her last place. ebildren’s dresses and gentlemen's shirts, or as ry seme, Styeton waned in smal tee Ko, 13s Whied ‘avenue, second floor, back room, for two fail; city reference given. Apply a: 240 Dean street, Yotv cen Nevin and Powers Brooklyn, for three =e yANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituation i ns chamberwork, or chamber work a1 par 9 Pk all at 125 West ‘Twenty: sixth street, se- « }00T, ma ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘who can give good city reference, situation with family going abroad, or intending to travel for the summer. Inquire at 19 Broome street, front basement. EAMSTRESS, GOOD SHIRTMAKER, AND TO TAKE ‘care of grown children. —Situation wanted in a small wate family, good city reference given. Apply at Liv- Tagoton sirees, Brookiya, for two days, eee SO 7ya7I0N WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN ~ store where be can male Limeelf generally useful ; Bot afraid 1 work. 1d take the care of & ho Fac aia nek muah am ehject ae a oowstcat Ww ‘TED IMMEDIATELY—AT NO. 2 LE ROY eddress Q. R., Herald cifice. place, Bleecker street, a Dhoere young girl, who can epeak English, as waiter and eral housework. ITUATION WANTED-bY A GERMAN PROTEST A good city reference must be give: Jeo at rato dresemak TANTED—A YOUNG ENGLISH OR AMERICAN lady, im the fancy store 657 Broadway. 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG Cire GIRL, A Tanituation O6 chambermaid ¢ giaian sewer, or a8 ¢ 01 e. tion togoin the éoun Apply at 28 Firman street, Brooklyn, ITUATIONS WANTED—FOR A VERY SUPERIOR 8: cook and chambormaid, now with « family just going. 10 neeful bey as waiter. pe, and for am honest igh]; fth and Sixth avenues. y or to Calif h Atreet, in the rea: ro 7 ANTED. IN A SMALL FAMILY IN THE COUN- try, & waiter and chambermaid; also, & man as coach- mon and gardener; both must be Protestants, and thor lyecperienced, Apply at 31. West Seventeenth streo 10 and 12 o'clock. Ways SMART, TIDY GIRL, WHO IS A GOOD plain « cook, and can take care of children. None need ry not farnish good recommendations. Apply Rit "uddnan street, Brooklyn. ANTED—A GENTREL AMERICAN, ENGLISH, OR ‘German girl to sew; must be a neat sewer. A youn; girl of oblis ord disposition, willing to make horself useful, can hesr of & permanent situation, by applying at 41 Van- dam etreet. ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO GENE- ral housework; must be a good washer and ironer, and come wi miaended. Apply at 157 South Fifth street, Williamsburg. \ TANTED IMMEDIATELY—A STOUT, HEALTHY ‘oung Woman, with &fresh broast of milk. Good ro- ferences required.’ Apply to Dr. Whittaker, corner of Bleecker and Mulberry streets. W* D—IMMEDIATELY, A MAN, ENGLISH OR preferred, whe saderstanda sph xine and ¢ silk, Call om Tuesday and ednesday. at No.4 Park place, ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED STRAW HAT BAND. <i trimmer. No ono need apply who does not tho the business. Apply to A. Leland & roughly adore y ear] wtre TANTED—A GOOD CARPET SALESMAN. LIBERAL Wages, and a permanent cituation. Also, several dry ods clerks, Apply at Horton & Son's, 279 Fulton streot, TION, BY A FRENCHMAN, AS Waiter, oF to travel; undérstan ts his business perivot- ly: has cod’ eity references. A note addrossed to J. G. Herald office, will Le poneneslly attended to. wr TED—A SITUA ne pie! TANTED—THREE OR FOUR BOYS, TO MARK BIT. rds, atthe St, Nicholas billiard room, No. 52) ddress T. & G., Herald office, Brora Vy TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young man, as waiter in'a private fumily. Best of city referenco given. No objection to living in the country for the summer. Inquire this day at 855 Broadway, in tho store. SITUATION Fingle young AS COACHMAN, BY A an, who thoronguly unde stands his busin etal driver, | He f8 & tant, and ean show good city referenc: Hon’to the country. Wlease ddress William As Blerald oflice. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A gardener; is compet Can’ give the RESPECTABLE t at his business city reference from his last employer. No-objection to in the country. Apply at 21 Oak streot, thir me ironing. Has satisfactory city © being co trustwort); shes to wee ee reupectable family. in this city, oF a short distance in the NY ONE ABLE TO GIVE INFORMATION REGARD- country, Call at 220 First ayoaue, front room, second floor. ing the infant Frederick's boots, (which were taken Lal ahah aoe i from No. 2 on Saturday lact,) will much oblige the frion ds ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, AN EX: | Of Mr. and Mee, Oscar Shadghae by leaving the samo with perienced nurse and chambermai Protestant r+ ee tbe ree ear ar eee cn cnanes >| wet, the obtai: jesired man ox English preferred. Apply at 162 Henry stescts | tron eion by ealling upon Orcar, at No. 2. Wy ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG wo. RIDCET CORRIGAN, WHO LANDED IN NEW York on tl Catharine desires to her will bo thankfully 1 au of avenue A. [SFORMATION WANTED-OF FRANCIS EARLY, parish of Kiltubritt, county Leitrim, Ireland. When inst heard from wasin Grand Falls, parish of Hanadore, Earlton county, Canada, Any information respecting him Will he thankfully received by his brother, Richard who has lately arrived, at Hug] Brooklyn lst of April, is informed that he ‘Any information concerning ived at 401 Twelfth street, corner arly, Morohan’s, Vanbrunt street, NFORMATION WANTED—BY THE UNDERSIGNED, of Mr, Joseph Hall, formerly of Hull, England ; whon iset heard from was supposed to be Do Kalb avenue, Brooklyn, with Hairs, a palecek per at the Navy Yard.” COOK & SMITH, 110 Wall street. F WILLIAM DAY. OF MACCLESFIELD, land, will eall at 13 Liborty street, hear from his friends to his adva: PAUL DESIRES TO KNOW THE ADDRESS OF + Mlle. Sophie Lindaucr, who arrived from Fran the Albert Gallatin, Write to Hotel do Franco, 98 uane street. ‘OTICE.—10 CHARL Raye 8 tiene tal pose oF Paul Strand, a Swed: addro: his brother, 4 trand.at Bochtn aotel 210 Williara treet, e Manchester Hote , 166 Washington wth ho would feel oblige l. ARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND.—SHOULD. WILLIAM Starkey, who left Birmingham in April, 1843, and ed from Liverpool for New York in April or Mey” of seme + iT, meet Sales ee advertisement, he will hear of gomett by writing to Mr. Avery, of Ove: ley arwickshire, Pitindelphian & pri a5, toot" THE LECTURE SEASON. T THE BROADWAY TABERNACLE ON FRIDAY ENG- New York, he will SPECIAL NOTICES, MEETING OF THEIRISH EMIGRANT Ade heir omtee on rd aocresy: announced to the ‘meetin EH H Whereupo! re ideeatdd te the mesting by Me. Gdvardt Tsai cand ie obtep se Mr. Felix Ingoldeby, unanimously adopted:— Resolved, ‘Eretl Thet we have received with feelin, deep tcrrow the ‘peetiizence of the death of our Presid James Mathews, Rerol red, stein “0 re ; nited wit is great belle gave promise in the short titne during which he heldonice, fis proving ® most valuable and eficles of SeRreolved, thirdly, That the officers and Exeoutive C mittco of the Irish Emirrant Society havo lost an earnest co-latorer and s valued, iriend by the death of their Into President, and that they heartily mpathize with his family in reavement they hi stained. Rerslved fourthiy, Tune the officers of the ‘Society will attend the funeral of the deceased, in a body; am Resolved, fifthiy, That the resolutions be ont minutes, that they be engrosse the deceased, Ja prey PLAN. aren EDITORS Se Milit Lot omer} he eoath veel ‘he may vation abeud! thres'years, under th contre] ef its very sihcinnt proves Desirous of increasin second only to West Point er the Troy. The application was sucee for the ety med with general favor, ‘Tho lottery ts. set Up gn the’ Mae vi lam of single numbers, in which the prices are all Urewh sh cach dravting and pata without discount, aud also | ecause it was believed to rl Well ae the most honoradl atrouage of the pe f d the themselves ip strong combeaste | those of the ‘who invests his money in the Southern | Military “Academy lottery, if he draws nothing, has the satis- tnction of knowing that he’ bas contributed his quota to the ined to de honor to the te, and be ‘at with pride by every Southern rt_while an investment jn the Havana lottery is giving much ‘aid and comfort” to a nation who seizes ou steamers and ships, insults our flag, and takes every 0 por tunity to heap indignities upon our citizens, and shelter under her weakne: just indignation of th © this lottery, from whieh it i per centage of her rev: my lottery, e chan: wih ote ; evel sehen “! dh rm th emont of it, as she manag he pled pled hfoelt at it shail’ be conducted’ in the most rable manner. aecne ey Mee SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager. Montgomery, ln. iC. OBSERVATORY.—NOTICE ff HEREBY given, that a, holders of this s1soeibe tion will "be held at th ryatory, om Monday, Ma; for the slection of vomtcers for the ensuing y tod Rio tr te health, 1am sorry t offering £0 the publie » ly different in i Derr trae begs to invite and roc dan early 1 Spring fee portation: hhis steek is, beyond varied, tiecant, and extonsiy ‘than, tist or teens, Slats, TAEIGty of mechanical caro.) and biscuits = me bras, statues, bromac | PES. WILSON, Gaither sr af the Chaster Osbun Lia ‘NewYork | fow years past, would reepectfullsiray to his hrigeag thee’ bas afew mi those ieuifal reots for ante; oft grow te the monztre aa fash ani | celebrated burnish and sige leat whieh cau be had a | Prova TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. air | Sraite, Secretary. | EFFERTS PARK LOTS,—THB OWNERS OF LEF- ferts park lots are requested to attend an adjourned | Meeting at the Howard Hotel, corner of Broadway, and Maiden lane, room No.3, on Thursday afternoon, April: 27) at 4o’clock, to consult with the trustees on matters of vital importance. onrce. MASONIC MIRROR AND lisher respectfully solicits th we. Fs hi aid phate : ity delphis, and’ tise paper will be mail ‘OTICE.— ANY PERSON OR PERSONS HAVING claims upon Louis Hislomman, of No. 1 Crosby street, corner of Howard strect, aro requested to present the samo for payment on or before Monday next, the Ist of May, 1854, WILLIAM BRENING, 363; Orange street. York, April 27, 1804. Ors ‘exhibition of th Ferris, in the Fir lyn, on Thursday celoek., eth OF THE Fann TRANSIT €OMP. Niearagua, ik 14, 1654.—Notiée is for president aaa a Cee scons any for Se hold at ‘the of rine Ist day of May next, see ua, Secretary TRIKE.—THE LABORING MEN IN TNE SHIPYARDS at Grecnpoint, have turued ont for ten shillings per day. | From the high price of provisions, house rent, &c., they thin! Shemgelves justified, and forbid’ any other men interfering ¥ HE EGYPTIAN MUSEUM.—A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the Stuyvesant aperitale, Broadway, on ry 8 rest, to Peete addre . tet ning, the 27th inst., commencing at 8 iday evening next, the 2th inst. ‘clock, when an | address, on the importance of sec r. Abbott's collec- | tion of Bey} of New York, with ars antiquities for the erence to ite iIustration OY biblical history, will mpson, and remarks on the | entienen wil be offered. The enpecial re be delivered Sohiset by othee eminent public are respectfully iny: evening, the 2th inst., will be unfolded Franklin's Theo Cause Cur Chronio Diset f Bleep, of Rueriention of the Circulation of the Blood, jemonstratea by @ series of instructive and thrilling “ex riments, pi ores J. Franklin, of Union College. Doors open at half-past7 o'clock. Admission twonty-tive conte, CRYSTAL PALACE. YRYSTAL PALACE.—EXHIBITORS ARE EARNESTLY J requested to pay immediate attent on to the arrange- ment of their sxols, preparatory to the re-opening on Thurs- day next, Bt ‘M. BATCHELDER, Acting Superintendent. AL PALACE.—THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL ace is temporarily closed, in order to receive and world of rare and beautiful articlos, from Europe aad ovr own country, preparatory to i 4 and its 6 -povular re- sanagaretie ; on tl Fuil particuines of the interesting cer will bo published im due time, two pris dollare each are offered for the best two Od in} monk of In- dustry, Invention, and the Arts, to be sung at the ro: inauga- ration by the New York Harmonic Society, open three Rus dred membera—the Odes to be sent in A the on sociation ede the ‘Exhibition ethe § aa ay Paeee spent morane see rye oa ir choic overwbelining rn made road ¢ ers to the Oryetal Pataca st thy and additional measures will soon 01 tho day and ‘du nite), rmatndihaban ding oars On CG (Pad ‘cents, The Palace i) will open a ig, BARNUM, Prosidont. N. B.—Tho Sixth Avenue Railroad cars leave the roar of the Astor House every two minutes, and Broadway at Canal street, every three minutes, for the Crystal Palace direct, leaving passemcers at the palace door, No other cars go within # quarter of a mile. ‘withow 8 oe and Monda: hort distance or. 7ANTED—A STOUT, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, porter; ono who understands bottling and pa. xin’ wine, and who can produce good testimonials as to charac: ter, and whocan read and write, mer between the hours of 9 and 1 A.M, to Bininger & eee Nos War. ren streot. aot RESPECTABLE YOUNG ean, | situation as coachman; he under- stands bis bu: a has ne city reference. The coun. Bleecker and Croab; rt two days at the corner of Waxgeaas A DRUG STORE, A YOUNG MAN ots No. 170. Ad well sequainted with the besiness: one gre ly understands the Spanish and Frei o. ply to Wm. Burger, 50 Cortiande str cia “a W4TDS bocprarecy, BY AN AMERICAN jeman, who graduated at the Uuiversity of Ox- ent as toa 8 eeurer, tutor, or ion wil je news- }) Written at short no- Wareecranar OR FOUR ENERGETIC MEN, a0 SEEMS IR AMEN! remvectable business; $50 per month smart i aoe ie ‘harge of-s Sook store, St 1ges, No. 128 Nastau street, room No. 5. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, TO ENGAGE HIM- ‘self ina wholesalo cloth or clothing house. Can in- finence » good trade, and can give ie A ty of city c—- on ly to Al For particulars address a line to J. L., Herald office. ANTED—AN ae ‘H TEACHER, IN ACA- Ke must be a gon’ in of Apply’ at 174 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to do general housework, or take care of dh ar retiy ‘at 25 Dinth street, be between Fit sSUa TION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG he wom ‘# good cook. a first rate washer and iron I family. fer, and would take charge of housekeeping of a small 2 Thirty, pint ‘cook ae veal ew oaks Can be seen fortwo days at 287 Mott stroct, near Sale eaeramens Howrton, third floor. WaANtEpoa peace arse ho GO TO EUROPE with a famil: understand dee: at 22 Waverley place, first si be highly recommended, na he good scamatrees, ory. 7ANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Young woman, a sitnation te do plain cookin ing neral honsework, in a emall fami Th city roferonce can be given. Can dey! ey Bowery, in the rear. ,ANTED—BY A RESPRCTABLE you ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GER- man girl, ne enleswoman in s fancy dryzoods store, or bao millinery store, cnn epeak good Baglicte good city re: ferences given if required. Can be scen at 114 street, room No, 16, for three days, from I! to 2 o'clock. Apply per ‘OUR SALESMEN FOR SIT. K and ehaw! cept impotent hands will be libe- iy dealt with. None other eed appl wally dealt wig a ME. TOWL. G GIRL, A B] Graed street. situation as seamstrora; understands drosmaking, gutting and Siting for children perfectly. and all. kinda at waa | family sowing: hus no objection to doing iizht chamborwork. * " ig best of olty reference given. Can be seen for one da ges Ctoar CGH | At 189 East Twenty-second street, third floor, front room, H always to be 287 Broadway, corner Reade strest, | ‘™ doors trom eavond area TANTED—A SITUATION, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women; one ironer, Tost of ity referenc No Ag Eighteenth street, bet T'S MILIANERS WANTED -AT J0 CARMINE STREET. ‘None but shove faily competent neod appty. © TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN OB DO PLAIN SEW. itaation wanted by a girl sixteen years old, ins family; good oity reference given. at 650 oy y, fortwo days, Mer fath 6 jetare Gallery. oe sas e seen fortwo dnye at “Sixth and Seventh ave- in Rires ws AN ono as prefered cook, ond the other as siemens: Have the be: fet re TPOIARE CARE oF ctypnpss —sttuaT font, situat sichtragee ta Brooklyn. ‘They ve é 1 . le Srivens “Apply cat want c the Family aza breaking up house. CTAR) B “WOMAN, WHO 0 nd ent of ohildren, A ply, with good city retorencen, al 08 West’ Foscteoath DO HOUSEWORK.—SITUATION WANTED IN A Wes —TWO FIRST RATE GROOMS FOR A wi ho thoroughly. ly understand tbeir b apply at ahere 18 Clinton place. ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK, INA CLOTH joure, None neo AR Par a fally competent. RYSTAL PALACE.—GRAND REOPENING AND RE- inauguration on the 4th of May.—In reply to numerous inquiries which are made as to the manner Fob ovtaining ad mission to wit eremonies on that day, it is rorpect- Tully apnouuced that the doore of the Palace will be opened at So’clock on the morning of tho 4th of May, for sil visit- d that on that day and evening the price of admission any snd evenings Gendage ont rary dey pnderening, (Sundays, axe ii foP mt ‘Admienisn on Tass opened ¢ A.M. until Thuredaye and Fridays, 50 balf price. On Mondi regard to age. THE TURF, TNION COURSE, L, 1—TROTTING—ON FRIDAY, ‘April 28th, st Solclock, P. P. M., a purse ond stake of ite heats, begt three In five fo harness, Ht: Woodrad names. m. Lady Franklin, D. Pafer b. g. Jo ; Be “Bucklagd names br. g. Pony. Stages leave the Willieuns: burg ferries for the course hour! JOHN 1. SNEDIKER, Proprietor. THE FRADES, &0. ‘PRINTING, — WANTED, BY TWO BLOCK i, ting eonany recentiy from Paris, employmentin a block inctory of stuf, dc. rAddress, t0 the care of C. 27 Broadwe ADDLE AND HARNES® MAKER ‘The Saddle, Harners and Trank fhe cities of Altany and Troy, desire to, cor: fellow craftsmen thronghout the Uni desire to be informed at the oxist d receive a copy of their laws prices, and will in ‘one of ours jety exists we urge ite 1 formati will erin farnieh any information required, upon application. “in ps COMIC R ane o OFFICE, a Bala g ed = the feveral ory "Fore | fo “TW. ALLE # TEUReER, fru Commissioners, ELEGRAPH NOTICE.—CHANGE OF RATES B tween Now York and Boston.—Tho New York and N England Union, Telegraph Company and the Hon ing Telegraph Company have f ry ti and York and Boston, tariff for ten words. n,Y d Provid pan for ton weet Between S, York and Providence, turiff for ten words padspeee hci ese Exch added word for ten Mas Tarif to andfrom oll way stations, “4 The above tariff to take eect on and after sho irei dagre. | or Jol int committees, JOHN A. LEFFERTS. ‘York April 21, 1854, CHARLES SPEAR, PORTS.—TWO HUNDRED DOLLAR PRIZES.— Crue doctors of the World's Exhibivion offer two priss, in honor of Art and ee xty limes, ther (for mi of not more than ihr Tinepcta bereng at the vero of the Crystal Palace, the 4th of a next. Competi | will send’ in their odes on or bef day. 2ith ines, | competent rsblishod aa few days Y, Crystal Palace. | forward printed instructions, EWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.—SINCE HAVING I ‘troduced a pure Lid of ig idm Fh yo be: Buine ear be found . on store, wit Deane, is oun AN mY TEE BALL: Sole Agen pANADA STRAW MATS.—1,50 DOZEN JUST a tle, Also twe eases mautilla lac i, MACDONALD & CO., I74 and T BuAD THIS.. een FAD FOR oeo Paley ing books, old wri er henge J cards § FIXTURBS.—l. DARDONVILLE, 4 This are ie perfeauly ts A nts 9 pra the int tothe 2th ot Sspienber For eat Ving ‘are no better above will please send ddressed to J. P. Wilsom, No of East Broadway, will moet Wi \OLD LEAF—GOLD LEAF.—JOHN DEAN, bie beater, is not dead; ke still lives, and moots H agent's, Mr. Stidolph, Gil est cash price. “ UANO FOR SALE-IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCH re, Uy the eubscriber, R. W. CAMERON, 116 We street, near Brooklyn fe fer, 84 Leonard SOHN uae io ry. estrous of neving. cae paase to fit the feet, it to advai ements » INGLEB’S | her at - ain! store, 192 Gram oe ‘between Mulberry and Mo Z IDDER’S GAS REGULATOR—PARTIRG WISHIN toquse this valuabio maching can obtain it nt the off of the Gas Regulator Company, No. 262 Broadwag, or of t] principal bters of this ‘aly ‘and Brooklyn. its oper Mon can also be witnessed in the following gas- ee nhsake Dalloy, & ¥. Haushwout, Arch T. Donaldson, Bhihoiend Butler, Brookly: ly exami ned at No. 2 Broadway, why ‘an be seen that will conviny iy) Sonaemer "of ite: valuable qualities as a regulate) | ‘as an eeonomiser. every an wellasa F extadlishme: street, corner of Chrystia. Dita? & PERRIN’S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE—PR( ood geaye. 8 an nouneed by conn! applicable to every varie Slogan tremLintcmal. ee namaes dozen pints, two dozen aluarte, ani six on allo jars each. | For sal "DUNCAN & SONS roadway, sole ag the Waited States for ibe’ oT Frietors , ado ee Sy OTH PROOF TRUNKS.—CAMPHOR WOOD, bt wood, Lebanon and pencil cedar trunks. Fire Meroe iron safes, of = good and low price qualit; six different sizes of cast iron chests, for sale at the unde signed’s factory, 28 Gold street, near oobm street. JESSE DELANQ ANUFACTORY OF GILT MOULDINGS.—REQUILI a Lalpede tal ane & HERMANN, 487 Broadway, entrance i room: EW PAPER HANGINGS. Grand, corner 8: areto be the only f di in THOMAS JON ‘York, ee, for private eae st het tele, ‘le buildin, rhe rs fu def tition The best Ee employed. sites ace offices, £0.—4 paper hanger EFLATING.—OLD WARM REFLATED EQUAL anand warranted, vis: spoont forks brass stair reds, tee waar sesh to the ihe ilver Plating Factory, 212 Centre street, nen «1 Grand str FECTACLES, @OOD AMD CHEAP, ACCURATEL: usted t free, if not satisfac 7 raotonoee ian by diploma to th Mew York Eye Hospital, an ands or to the By Infrmary, Nod Paok tow, opposite the Astor Houre, mua a 2 Bewory, 10 FARMERS.—KETCHUM’S MOWING MACHINE. ‘Also, vario g and mowing machines, combinin all the latest is ments. Now York agricultural ware house and seed 189 and 191 street. and 101 Water stil ALLEN. hore, 0 SHOE DEALERS.—WM. H. ROMAIN BEGS £ state that he manufactu: d has constantly on han. 7 or nailed and tews: uit pur louston street. VE HEARD OF CONQUERING A PEACE By iron pills and dread saltpetre; ‘And would you have the warfare cease Of bed bugs upon limb and feature, A To Lyon's go: his famous powder Will kill them ail ae dead as chowder; And sure ag voice in Latin vox i ‘There's death for rats im his pill waenot for LYON'S magnetic Eiie nd pill jand 83 Dock street, Y Phila Iphia, ANTED.—EMPLOYMENT FOR THOUSANDS OF the receipt of twelve three cent portage stamps. I w in twelve diffe chee hat male or female can realize, by industry, from $12 to $1 er week. No peddling required. Address Prof, De Alton box 124 Chatham square Post Office, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. 50 ACRES, MORE OR LESS OF GOOD WHIT! oak and pine timber lands wi |, situated non some navic: stream or convenient to scime works of ini ternal improvement, railroad or to " E. DE TT Bence atreet, ae MOITE, No. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—FOR SIX MONTH: from May 1. Above Bleecker street preferred, Ad dress O. M. F., box 1,439 Post Office, with full particulars. OUSE WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WISHES T( purghage a house in sume good logation in Brooklyn o New York, in exchange for rma e and ent stocks House must be worth from $4, to $6, and in good or der. HH. 'H., Herald office, ‘with desertption o ofownor. The advertiser will att from 27th April. BED oF PARTIALLY wile. nd t¢ house and addi 01 DRY GooDs, &c. Boysss oe STAINER, NO. 19 BEAVER STREET “AND N. Palaee, having been appointed sole nt for the Uisited States for Butt b Wilken, he eminent th merchante f London, ‘and woollen who atthe New 3 Fon Slitiien obtained, for the aupe: Hlority of thelr arti ‘the bronze tee eom- tion, has tees view Fins of al firm, Sanit) nd ry buyers will find it Etyatly to their advantsge to eall examine the same, Just received, ‘three pring goods, RENCH (BAREGES FROM AUCTION, AT TWENTY. rbation, Ave conte per yar HNEWART SCO, Broadway. REEN RIBBONS—JUST RECEIVED, PER LATE Heamera, 100 cagtons green and lng ribbons. alse large assortment of ganre .. arpa 3. H. HOMES, 64 John street, ge hope Bh E CORSETS.—MRS. GAYNOR faa Kedg' id ready for ini ection, the large: ated eco Englii oth Frenc! ever offered for out half usually chat store, corner of Tenth single linen couti UST RECEIVED. BY THE LAST STEAMER, 7 1d wellselected stock of the finest o1 broideries, Maltose, bowiton, guipare ane 1dces and point rater ata th ECIPOT EO RY RICH. 74 Canal sireet, union there is strength,’ and we desire, by the united action of the whole trade, to secure proper Femuneration for the labors of all. Addrees, post paid, Taos, CLanm, Sec DAVID GRIBBEN, Pres's. Aumany, N, ¥., April 25, 1854. Wain thewatsh A YOUNG. “MAN or EXPERIENCE in the watch jobbing and jewelry busineas, ‘as travelling salominan, or in a wholesale stor the best city roference. Address Salesmai eral office. Wy ANTED.—SEVERAL MEN WHO ARE ACTIVE AND industri mployment hort time by ‘New York ‘A FIRST RATE SOUR: N Bar és — Ini sine mntil Sty o’clouk, ara noeon eset, for is week. ono an A REE ESE als WANTBOXA TIRGE CLASS SALEEMAN 10 TRAVEL for s mannfaoturiag jowelry bow that ean in- fluence » goad trade will bear of a goo ation and liber salary. by addressing, with renl name aud referonces. box 736 me st Office. WAxTED—A YOUNG MaN, 10 ATTEND A LIQUOR fore; one (hat understands the business. No other need apply. ‘The bett of reference required from lest em. oyer. ply from 9 to 10 A. M., and from Sto4 P. M., at tm. Parker's, 12 Greenwich avcnues TANTRD—TWO SALESMEN FOR THE RETAIL dry goods funtion. Only those who cam give good city re ply at 28 Third avenw W Antena sirv ATDON, BY A RESPECTABL ng MAD, American, ins whole Jo! ‘as receiving clerk OF Any 0 ject, ae he would like to learn the busi given. Address W. IL Hi, Herahd office, ANTED=SIX OR Apply immediate! 19 Bronaway, N.Y., or Troy. bing how HT GOD JACK SPIN O. R. b wraham & Son, he will, ae North Hoosick, newr ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF Poy, PROM FIFTEEN to efghteen years of axe, who writes a qutick aud roady Kand and Has some know!edce of book kecpiaa, 60 asstat ia ® | small private family. Good city roforence given, Ap. | trect, between Seventh aac Diy at 133 Seven: ir two days. : —— decree dia ma - ANTED—A_ PROTEST AN 0 SAEB Sanh OF OULD REN ITUAT.ON WANT. W i beam i ‘i WOMAN, As vos. oe ed ina small private family, Good city refer once given piystt agement door of 289 Apply at 102 Nincbeonth stroct? for two days. Rvenue Frcirth taroot, near Tote WO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN WISIT . situ. TANTED—A SRAMSTRESS AND 1 pHlons—ons. us guod cook washer aud eae: tte tner | W one who underttende at Mage of Ki fe i mato, ie chamberina end to.genisl in wosblog and ironies ce 8s aresemaking: must have cood references frou her ta ehambermaid and or to make herself aseful in. lover. Apply from 9 to 11 A.M, this day aad to nice private family. soon at their prevent employer's wt Wenty:eecond strict his day and tomorrow, at 3 West Twonty-ocond streot, for two days. a CHAM OUR EXCHANGES. A GENTLEMAN, OF FOUR plata tent lucting @ weekly democrati> situation either as editor or associate of AND may apply TANT DIN A SMALE FAMILY, TWO YC Bocsenery, will atalrls. Seoteh preverred, | Ressrn aetna men 10 office pince Pequired. Apply a: Gt HudeomP etroet, for with prompt att straw factory. Apply at 2» bowery. XTANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENBR, BY. A Hogle wab, an Enziishman, who tioroughly wader: stands ida bueiness in all ite beanohce; ss moquainted with | the ouitiystion of Vines and forcing. ‘ilas a two yaare re | commendation from & first tate London nurearyman, that oun Ve certiper to by a Merson in New York, addeost A, Duy Ne. 83 or 43 Wort Four teers etreet, one of W. Wilson, i'M 0 JOURNEYMEN BUTCHERS. —A BUTCHER, wHo understands the business, and good salesman, oan find rteady SER Gewald's Sarket, Ted and 168 ( ANTED—TO GO SOUTH, A gone DL ASCRMAKER. _Apply to Cooper & Fe! & Fellows, ANTED—TWO WATCH CASE P POLISHES, un polish good. Apply te Samuel Bo: ke ree ANTED—ONE IRON WORKER ON CARRIAGES, gne wood worker, and one horse shoe jobter, to gos short distance in the country. Call at Dusenbury & Durce's enrrinze factory in Chryatic street, betwoen Broome, gna ‘Delancey. on Thursday the 27th, betweon the hours of an WwHo Co.,17 “BILLIARDS. ‘OTICE:—MEECHANTS’ BILLIARD ROOMS, 312 Broadway.— The subscribers having Atted, up n'large and commodious billiard room, at Broadway, where gentlemen can amuse themselves at the healthful and amu, Sing game of Villiarde, will be opened for the re iters on Thurs 37th inst., where the Mon wit ‘oho. avail, thomeel zations madefor thar gon ifort by the orn licit the patronage of theix’ friends and the GRIFFIn a & DECKEI, Wid Brand way, TIQu tS, 0. SCOTCH ALE, UIRS, FALKIRK, MIL superior English ale, Bast Ix London por: ter, 20, in, Buperior condition Heidsieck, Heidsieck, Manns, éc., ehainpay t, brandies, wines, gin, cordinls, Ay FOS denlereana family nee d a5 represent saio ac 2) per cent holow any the by TILE: aad Broome street, eotner of Gros OY. FANCY ARTICLES. AMES TUCKER, IMPORTER AND DBALER IN Ps jowers, binite to the trade what istraly bean mmor productions, costii:? than tractive en siy, he Parisina oapital, or roach tho Expire City, 4 recognized truth only roquirce to be chroniclea to Lilweti rtietic worth. 27 Broadway, up stairs, near White etry ¢h nnd perenne FF CLOTHING.—$2,000 WORTH WANTED. Ait Wohoss ‘eash price will be liberally given, in current money; for nite © sarees though post cr call on J AMES reas thro , Wonon® hey Yat his second hand store, No. 11 Orange street, noo Cbasidens noar Chath eres CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.— Ciierrensbaving ny to dispose of can receive a fair price & dit to L. M. DUS- Bat GPA vate "dee bea ey ars Dae a a OTH. ND FURNITURE.—PERSONS HAVING CGT itove to diepore of ean receive fain cash price for the tamedy sending or addressing by post to Mr. BN, 1m street. Ladies attended by Mrs. Coben, ponte uebcninininiee senate, titra CiQHING AND FURNITURE LADIES AND GEN, Yo dlapore of, ean receive the utmos se re varhending to ihe stores 13 West Broadway eu Broadieay, or letter por poet. 8. COMES attended to by Mrs. Cohen. LOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.—LADIES C'nr gentlemen baring any cast off clothing or furniture ate eagh price for the tame, 0 to dispore of, can trndigg thscngh ate po pos Elm street. EXPRES# AGENCIES. t ORBIGN PXPRESS.—EDWARDS, SANFORD & CO. renpectinlly announce that Wit ate prepared to for rd expnovs packages from 3 0 Laverpoo}, London and ail parts of England, Ire! tiand $wiee week; to Ever Bremen, Nenbary Fronkfort 901 to Mo Van eafling rf il parts of che European continent once a weak: bouree, Port Pbill Biatey' nd alt parts of Austra) Diemans. Land avd’ New Zeshand by every vessol hence og from Mngland to those places: ande Canton, Kong, outta, Madras, Bombay and other: OF eng eet Intiec and China once every ewe weeks. 0% Browiway OF af LICE, APRIL 25th, QF iice or sme CHIRY (OF PO PO} ieehati sprit Court for fe te the Bicst Dietitet Police to atte FR. M. CURR’ Bere S FoRbe pee nen at iia on ET WM. R. FOSTER, — meni on ANTED-IN A RE¢PECTADLE PRIVATE FAMILY JOHN G. SEELY, erries. lor and, bedroom, well furnished, for» eiag] WM. CLEARY, gensleman. Breakfast only required. No boarding hoes New York, April 26, 1454. Keepers need apply. Address L., Herald office. HE TRUSTEES OF THE GERMAN LUTHERAN | W/ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT cain ” Church of St. Mark’s express their thanks for the legacy one rat class hones completely farnished, locate: of $100 which was given to the said ehurch and school by the | on Brooklyn heights, or its immediate yicinity. "Addees late Mr. George Arcularius. box 2,916 New York Bo Offiee. lotbing, books and om- hes shat mupposed to be ee IN BROOKLYN, BETWEEN FULTON and h . Best of references given. +» box 70 Brooklyn Post Office, ANTED—FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, UNFURNISHED in @ respectable street, near Washington square. Ren must bemoderate, Address, postpaid, box 208, ost Ofice gt plas fy P at EeTEERD, Rooms second #1 na priva seh a map bi and obil a8 ‘years, old, with inf an ane hild. Mots onte oe 1 $15 Bong in advance. Lo calek between Cansl and Fourth streets, in three blocks of Broadway. Address William, Union square Pes ‘ANTED—PART OF s gon WITH THE MOD) ath Keane set ao Herald office, stating a aa 4 MUSICAL. A GREAT BARGATN A VERY SUPERIOR 70 $54, avon 2ctays rosewood pianoforte fr sale for iogern case and improvermen ied only ton weeks overy way, P farted. “d ‘i CTZaN tS oeca at 75: Wanren street, from DIE ck, USICAL INSTRUCTION—TWO OR ‘malo pupils will bo instructed at the residence of thi advertiecr, at very moderate terms, Address & Harald office. { USIC.—MME. PETTIGREW, PROFESSOR OF SING int, the plano, and the Fre fally faform: removes to the resid Prangrontea 6% OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, MADE Liehte & Newton, as goed as now, for SH; ‘8 second hand Tosewood Besion make, for $120, and 8 beadsome mahogany one for $100. Also pianos to let. HAINE® BRO: ig 4 CUMMINGS, ‘116 Third avenue, corner of Four street, Sass Keane, ane seen at Hegewan $s hodinn, cowsee: of hte ta, Brooklyn Si eete HAND be eld Pa 00D AND, PIANOS _1N \GOOD, ORDER —ONE for ‘and RCA DER —ONE. for ania x D. Va he's, than an) nate Seoten meas gree WENARY. 805 Droadway. GPx SUPERIOR SECONDHAND F1ANoroRTHS yoR ng ‘Will be fa TOW, Ay can ot " inte: Apply at 20 Sixti: » between Second and ' Thir WO PIANOS TO LET—ROSEWOOD 6% Grays T and mabog! oa. She thet EDWARD tt 209 Blecek: May lst, 10 Macdougal: ie ven Sata AAARARARAAAARAANAS INS AND RINGS,—SINGLE STONE DIA. $10 to Sid ; laste, dinmond pins, 83) t dlamond : laine rings, 8900; el: Gs LD HUNTING, PATENT LEVERS, $58,—THE SUB F eoriber hag just received an invoice of fine gold hnmt- ing case Raglish patent lover, watches, which be is selling ty ebgbt dollars, and warranted ‘correct time Kespers. ceo RGEC. ALLEN. impoees of watehes jewelry, olessie wud retail, No. st Wall street, ‘floor, ners Brestway,