The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1854, Page 5

Vamenquenes, “pa” can’t put out se much for Jemima’s diamonds, or Augustus’ boots. It would be refreshing to see the fashionsble world practising a little economy for once, end appearances indicate that we are to be treated to such « luxury. TRIAL TRIP OF THE BTSAMBHIP JEWESS. ‘The steamship Jeweas, intended to trade from. ‘York to Nassna, N.P., and thence to Hisvana and Key Weet, made her trial trip yesterday, and started trom the foot of Beach street, North river, at pier No. 27, in order to test her speed and the working of her machinery. ‘The Jewesn ie a very fine steamer, of about one ‘#onsand tons burthen, and of two hundred and fif- teen feet in length, twenty-eight feet inbreadth and a depth of seventeen feet. She |\asone beam engine ‘with a cylinder of forty-six inches in diameter and ‘wwelve-and-a-half feet atroke of piston. The Jewess hes magnificent accommodations for two hundred and fifty passengers in staterooms, and large and well ventilated berths for other passengers, ‘When the Jewess sailed yesterday noon, she cast off in some minutes after the Cabawba, which left for Havans, and, although with machinery entire- Jy new, and, in consequence, stiff, she steamed to ten miles south of Sandy Hook, im almost as good ‘time as the msi! vessel made. During this time, ‘the Jewexs made her course in an even and steady manner, Had she had snything in her to cause her wheels to eatch the water, with a good hol, it ‘was considered that she would have passed the Ca- hawba in twenty minutes after leaving the foot o Beach street. As it is expected that the Jewess will accomplish the passage between New York and Nassau, N. P., in five days at most, it is hoped ‘that she will receive that patronage to which her splendid run of yesterday entitles her, and the weelprocal trade between this city and such produc- tive vegetable growing islands demands. This steamship will be a pioneer over the Bahama Banks, and in our present relations with the mother coun. twy, it is presamed that the Postmaster General will avail himself of this speedy and likely uninterrupted mode of transit of the mails, whilst the agricultur- _iete and gardeners of the stormy islands will find a eorresponding profit in the conveyance of the pro- duct of their land to a ready and profitable market. In this trade the Jewess will be commanded by Captain James T..Wright, of whom it is unne- eessary to speak, assisted by Thurston N. Taylor as fisat officer, and Mr. David Vollock as en- gimeer. Under this direction the Jewess will sal from foot of Beach street at noon en the first of August, as advertised. On board of the Jewess, yesterday, there were General Stryker, the Hon. Judge Strowbridge, Mr. @ooke of the Bahama Legislature, Colonel Woolley, Mr., Ward of Kentucky, Mr. R. Dean, member of the Maryland bar, and about one hundred other gentlemen. All the above were farnished with re- freshments, from the first hour of going on deck, by My. Peter W. Downing, of No. 3 Broad street, who, with his attentive waiters, furnished an excellent @nner when the steamer;was returning, and in hia attention to his guests Mr. P. W. Downing seemed ‘to be entirely unconscious of the tremendous explo- aive news, expected from Europe by next steamer, ef the combat between Prince John Van Buren and Daniel B. Sickles, the secretary of our legation at London. Mapaxs Waizack Bovcuk.ie.—This talented singer and teacher is residing for the summer months at Newport, RL, where, besides giving concerts, she continues her ‘weual professional avocations. Madame Vincent Wallace ie stopping with her, and gives her the benefit of her valnsole aid, The town pupils of these ladies who in- tend visiiing Newport will, we have no doubt, be gratified with thie announcement. Marine Affairs. ‘Lavyce OF AN ELLIPTIC STRAMER.—The steamboat Pilot ‘will be lannched from the yard of Messrs. Isaac . Smith & Gon, at Hoboken, at 10 o’clock this morn ng. She is 112 feet long, 22 feet beam, and 7} feet hold, measuring about 200 tons, and is owned by Wm. H. Dougherty, Exq., ¢nd Capt. John Thompson, who design using her fer heavy towing purposes. The Pilot is constructed upon the elliptic principle under the patent of James K. Howe, Esq., differing from other vessels in ber model every line being elliptic. She is built very strong forse service, being strengthened with extra keclsons and Dilge streaks, and having diagonal braces the whole Yength of her frame. Messrs. Birkbeck, Furman & Co. are to furnish her with a powerful engine. ‘Tus Sreamsesy Orrawa, — “ne have mye from this for England yeste: we regret to sa eon orl in Fake St Peter. Sho draws sixteen feet of water, and there are only twelve fect of water in the Yake, consequently half her bp will require to be transferred to lighters before sho can be got aftoat.— Quibec Observer, July 22. Sane Borsa aT Damarrioorra.—A letter from Dama- riscotte states that there have been launshed this sea- won, tho ship Ontario, of 1,500 tons, « three decker, hutlt A.S. Austin, for Messra. Grinnell & Minturn, New fork; ship Tatiaman, of about same tonnage, built by Messrs. Metcalf & Norris, for New York purchasers. The Ontario haa Sy to St. John, N. B., to load timber for Ragland; and the Talisman is nearly ready for sea. Roth ‘were built during the past winter and spring, and have received unquaiised approval for the borer a teauty of model, and olegan style of finish exhibited in their construction; also the brig May Queen, of 175 tons, duil; by Mr. Harvey Jenes, and schooner American Chief, of 125 tons, by Mr. James 1). Huston and others, both at sea. There are upon the stocks, at the came place, eight shi; #, varying from 1,000 to 2,000 tone, we ‘sent te sea this fall; one by each of the Messrs. Metcalf & Norris, A. 8. Austin, Wm. &Co, Austin & Hall, Cyrus Cot- ter, Royal L. Chapman, James Woodward, and Joshus Lin- coln. A brig, of about 200 tons, by Mensrs, Steteon, and a wehooner of abent 125 tons, by James Little. ack erent? City Int Cee Smmovsiy IxsvRep —About twelve o'clock en Monday might a disturbance occarred in the basement of a house im South Fourth street, near Eighth. Mr. Peter Gill, re- siding in the upper part of the house, went in and endea- one to separate the belligerents, when one of them meized achib and dealt bim a blow across the forehead, imfiicting a severe scalp wound some three inches in length knocking him insensible on the floor. Mr. Gill’s bead was atiented to yosterday at the 3 Tim Suxpay Orpiwaxce —The following named persons were fined ten dollars each, yesterday, by Mayor Wall, ona charge of breaking the Sunday nee by keeping open houre:—Ldsund Booher, Join Bearney, Jemoa Ane Ri John Schneider, Ellick & Graus, I. Swift, J. W. , Mr, E. Neville, Mr. Neville declined paying the fine on the ground of illegality, and was sent te jail. Resicwxo.—Major J. W. Braisted has tendered his re- signation as captain of the Sheriff's deputies. Mr. James HB. Perry has been unanimously ejected to fill the va- caney. Yorxp Drowxep.—Coroner Hanford held an inquest yesterday afternoon, at Green Point, on the body of a woman found fidating in the river. Deceased wan about forty-five years of age, & native of {reland, well dressed, and had not been in the water but two or three hours. Verdict, found drowned. ‘Brome Compary No. 6 Orstannep.—At @ meeting of the Common Council, Monday evening, the special com- anitte—Alderman Sparks and Wilmarth—appointed to imvestigate the chargen against Engine Co. No. 5, for riotous proceedings at the street hing, yn the 9th inst,, offered the following reselations, “hich were Resolved, That James Lie ego Bernard Swift, John Law, and —— Curlow, members of Co. No. &, be, and they are, hereby expelled the Fire ‘tment of this ‘enclved, That said Fingine Co. Ni inae ised alert 0. 6, be, and they are A resolution was adopted directing that in case said company be re-organized, such of its it mem bers ge ae to make aflidavita that they were not, direc ireetl; pk place on the clr { oneal in the riot BHor Lirmxo.—A respectable her name Stat papier yn etreet, near Eighth, was arrested on y evening, bj Constable Miner, om charge of stealing some lnron’ vic. Ined at at 85. from the store of Mr. Reese, No. 59 South Seventh street. The articles were found in her posscs- adon, She gave bonds to appear for trial. Sovm: Teyta Srumst Fruny. -- Present appearances meom to iedicate that a forry is soon to be estabdilshed from the foot of South Tenth stccet to New York. The Qerminus in New York bas not yet been made public. It fe rumored, however, tiat the boats will run to the Roosevelt street alip. Mr. R. B. Orr has a contract whth Alderman Cha lick, of New York, to build the «lip, aod will have it completed in about two weeks. Fowms:. Discovrs.—On Sunday afternoon, Rev. C. «Serre, of the North Vifih street M. E. Church, Led. & funeral discourse on the occasion of the death of Miss Pr sella Jenkins, who waa a teacher in hic achoo! Ne..% The text was selected by dece: before her‘ death ‘—“ he my J other's house there are many man- siona.®’ Jobat, xiv. 2. woman, givin; in South ane Naval Inteltigence. ' The sloop of war St. Louis arrived at Messina 28th ait. from Athene of war ff Mary and ator Dein vere at Yat ne yh Jawrenee at Unive June do's Phe U. Dar ai Mare Lor wt she lesen becvanis, the fz. pteamor Sarap of biliaris. Wanted, a good hoy to ac. ri gene in. ‘. 4 1 ny to keep ea ac. 7 Ly ‘upon to preside at a meeting of the personal friends ot theostpopalar artists, held at the Astor House a few set ‘was aasuired the duty would be light and inder these ciroumstances I cheerfully en- tered upon ita diacharge. I found large roil of foolscap placed fore the meeting, containing the signatures Igupposed) of several hundred of our moat number only about fifty could be selected, having « regard to the expense of printing, This bein fe eye, the meeting proaeicd io draw off, aint inde ately, al required ae, On the letters began to pour Q) Ine, 0Om- 6 thal great injustice had been done the ‘py soot ‘of the qause; and at thts time ay dom those indignaat missiies:— Omitting me ‘upon the committee,” '' Pu; omitting to pnt me upon the committee.”” But this morning, to ty sur. prise, the tables begin to turn, and no lesa than two per- fons have actually com; to me that their names have been used on this committee without their atthori- ty. Thus, you see, Iam bitterly censured because two or three hundred persona have been deprived positions of honor, whilst another class, of two or more, are high- y indignant because honors have been thrust upon them. ‘was acquainted with most of these signatures, and fally believed them to be original ; but handwriting is very uncertain. Now, as there is a lady in the case—a $25 will be given on Friday, the 28th inst. Mile best three in five, to ; free for all horses that never won a over tries to clese on 'ULTON ASSOCIATIO! By cys COMPANY 15).— There will be a meeting of the above association, on Saturday evening next, July 20th, at 173 Madison street. Every member of the above association is particularly re. qué to be present, as business of importance will be brought before the a By order of . BRANDON, Caairman. J, H, Comgn, Secretary. NV aneting ete cain aie darts Gaegent ies Ps meet 2 ot Vactorytibe, he at the house, me ‘Sccurday were , the instant, the undersigned s itle and talented one, born within a stones throw of the | pointed a committee, to tender the sincere thai way theatre—I do hope that the gallantry of our | of the company to Mr. Jacob De Groot, Mr. Barton ingle ok , Will, in this trying time, stand firm, | Decker, Mr. Raynor, Mr. White and Mr. John LaForge, ‘that eolings to offend the } Jun., for the bountiful supply of refreshments furniahed ey will not allow their tbe cause, orcarpat the over-zeal of their delicacy of D. B. TAYLOR, friends. New Yors, July 26, 1854. The benefit to Mr. Williams and his wife takes place this evening at the Broadway theatre, A very excelient entertainment is announced, and many fa- vorite artista will appear. The beneficiaries are about to leave for California, and their friends will undoubtedly give them ‘‘one bumper at parting.”- Coroners’ Inquests. Farar Fatr.—Coroner Gamble yesterday held an in- uest, at the New York Hospital, upon the body of Wil- Hanley, whocame to his death by a fall from the fifth story window, No. 52 Avenue D, on Saturday last. A verdict of accidental death was rendered. Decsssed was @ native of Ireland, thirty-two years of age. Fouxp Drowngp.—Coroner O’Donnell yesterday held an inquest, at Pier 36, East River, upon the body of a man, named Barney ——, who was in the habit of fre- quenting and loitering about the docks. The man was of intemperate habits, and fell, when in hag tt 0, into the dock. He was fifty years of age, and a native of Ireland. ‘ ae pr eon gies! ofan Panett Lory beating y years of age, was yesterday found at Sout ferry dock. He had the appearance of being a sailor. Av cle was held by Coroner O'Donnell. No marks of v A vesdict of found drowned was ingu Holence were found. rendered. uly Dague: ‘The most exquisite daguerreotypes are made Ate 1g this month, in all our popular styles. Our gallories and re- ception rooms, directly opposite the Park, are a cool lor op & summer day. Artiste and importers, 233 Broadway, four door8 above the Astor House. Our Friends from New Orleans, and the South generally, will find us at No. 441 Broadway, fally and choice assortment of ready them at the late tire at Bodine & Co.’s lumber yard; while to Dr. Eadie, of Port Richmond, who following the Gictates of his noble nature, labored assiduously the whole night cis Batre of the ae Licwet com) we ie accept the com] ‘* Dest rm. BERNARD DONNELLY.) enteem. NELLY, DAN’L G. WILTON, Committee ABRAHAM JONES, THE TRADES, &C. eS JOURNEYMAN WATCHMAKER, TO go to Rome, Georgia. The advertiser wants a good watchmaker, and repairer of jewelry; a sober, steady, honest man. Tosucha man fifty dollara per month paid weekly or monthly, and if approved of, will be raised to sixty dollars. The passage be paid. The country is mountainous and ‘board can be obtained for thirteen dollars by taking a New York steamer for Sa- , and ling there a through ticket for Rome, the journey ia quickly performed. “Address John White: ford, 77 Naseau street, rear builiing. per month, and Vy J ATCH MAKER WANTED—BY GEORGE W. WEISH, watch importer, 244 Greenwich street. One who ‘un lish work thoroughly, can have a per- manent situation. “LOST AND FOUND. IRD LOST—$3 00 REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY, the 25th instant, a Java Sparrow, with lead colored plamage with white mixed with black about the eyes; the above reward will be paid for returning it to room 40, No. 599 Broadway. 0G FOUND STRAYING.—A LARGE BLACK ONE, Seats of the Newfoundlind breed. Has ona brass collar, no name. The owner can have him by pay- ing expenses. Apply at 480 Broadway. OST—BEIWEEN BARNUM’S MUSEUM AND WALL 4 street, two land warrants, one for 160 acres and one pre; a made clothing, gent's furnishing goots, trunks, valises, | for 40 ncres, in favor of Charles Wallace. The finder ca Fe ere a eee tht No ftocuing | Will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at the office fem nates prices. PPIY "ALFRED MUNROE & CO. of the National Hotel. Great TEA in Ready Made Clotht: OST—ON MONDAY, JULY 24TH INST., IN WALL alightly soiled the late fire in Broadway:—Fine Dane jatreet, Broadway, Broome, or oy Ala! a Lam French coats, cost $20, for $10; black and figured casei. | enamelled gold hunting wa ne chats, rae RIE bese: of Novena ond Bekoonan nt Now York Hotel, the fe of the watch and chain GEO. LEVIE, corner of Nassau and man streets. will be given Aer 5 ‘queations asked. Furnishing Goods, at Green’s, So. 1 Astor House.—Just received from Paris and London, « fine ag- sortment of gold mounted and _ shirt studs and sleeve buttons, canes, umbrellas, Albert and other ties, summer craval loves, half hose, silk plush, thread, zephyr ganze 0 under shirte end drawers, As., at 2 'S celebrated shirt establishment, No. L Astor jonse. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye.—This matchless pre= paration, is by universal consent, acknowledged to be the safest and most reliable dye in use. It never fails in its coloring imparting meanwhile nourishment and silkiness to the . Sold wholesale and retail, and ap- plied, at CRISTADORO’S, No. 6 Astor House. ONEY LO8.—A PACKAGE CONTAINING $45 IN silver, was left this morning, July 25, in a Hous- tree The finder will be suitably rewarded, by |. Burwell, No. 1 Nassau street. 4 ton 5 leaving it $10 i lost on Friday 1 REWARD WILL BE PAID ON TBE DE- with contents, of the pocket book st’ as descrived in Saturday's Hlerald. 10 REWARD.—THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE paid for the detection and capture of Thomas any, & IM of sixteen years, who feloniously abstracted from the trank of a fellow boarder, a sum : money; he Wi and Toupees.—Batchelor, of No. 233 Brosdwey, is pleased to announce another beautiful im- eee ee tad te high, stout but, has had vement in the manufacture of srtictes. This | what swollen; had on when he left summer cloth pants, vention is applied to ladios’ and gentlemen's halr work, } white calico shirt, brown cloth cap and shoes. Should he andis the most perfect imitation of nature yet dis. covered, Pp Freckles, fan, Sunburn, Blote ais; are pouttvaly ented Wy COURAUD'S teallan Meat de captured, apply at the soap works, Jersey City. d a P rere SEPA BLACK. 5 REWARD.—LOST ON SUNDAY EVENING, 28RD inst., a black and tan terrier Jog, ears cropped cated Soap. Poudre Subtile uproots hair from low fore- i » heads, of any part of the body; Liquid and Powder | 0%, tnd pointed—had ons brass collar—anawers to Rouge, Ty White, Hair Dye and Restorative, at the the ‘a Hotel, Thar ‘nt en 5 yes old perfamery depot, 67 Walker street, first store from Shades Hotel, Thames street, will rece’ e above Broadway. ? : reward. Owners of Horees will find Dr. Tobias’ Li- niment, in pint bottles, at 50 cents, superior to anything go REWARD.—LOST, A POCKET WALLET, IN dai Elizabeth street, between Hester and Walker streets, on Monday eve ) July 24th; leave the wallet else for curing colic, swellings, brnises, lumps, &. Sold by all the sto os sail druggicts Depot No. 60. | *¢ David Bruce, No. 40 Madison street, Cortlandt street, New York. Dyott& Sons, Philadelphia, REWARD.—LOST, IN BROADWAY, A DAGUER- Agents. y reotype of a lady. The finder will please leave it nf 486 Broadway, fourth story. . J. BELL. Hyatt's Life ee piers ee bod mos! ful fe cers, and the writes of blostoes of ins blood, great debility, liver complaint, kidneys, incipient consumption, 4s, aré moet certainly cured by this great purifier. Principal depot, No. 246 Grand street. Seventy-five cents per bottle. Pianos.Horace Waters Pianos. For power, sweetness and purity of tone, and clasticity of touch, these rs comparison with all other makes. 'T. Gil- | Evening 16 Bond Street, preseryo this, Adams t & Co.'s os, with or without the moleaa, | &(o. one ax tide of American Manufscture has elicited mors ot versal commend. jout the civi- CARD.—TRE SUBSCRIBER WILL, RECEIVE se Hates A Cameos pean et ibe cid am of Her, | +X. pupils daily, for private instruction in the art of acer tacos Onicherias'e planed “The above pianos nnapship, at his rooms, 362 Broadway. come: of be found 0 jo greae music establishment of | Franklin street. OLIVER B. GOLDSMITIL. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. —_—— — Meledcons.—5. % YOUNG MAN, A FRENCHMAN, WISHES TO GIVE { Meletoene.8.D. & H. We Smith's Molo: | A icctcns in the Freach Mngeag’ is tunic, (pieno: Srasshene eCseun thak tears of tay other makers, ‘Those | forte,) and in singing. Address 86 Bayard atrect, M. to examine, or purchase at 8 very low price, snum- | Sledinger. one should call at the ecole agency, 333 Broadway. Melodeons of all other styles aad prices'con- | -TNSTRUCTION IN SPANISH OR ENGLISH.—PROFES stantly om hand. Lzs TERS. for Vingut, of the New York University, will instruct in the or language on following hy Dov soe sy Opp heres terms For one echolar, $1 each lesson; fortwo, to fags homeotens. fa. Pi gether, $1.50; for three, do., $187, and for four, $2. an Tote, tovtest Apply at 114 Chambers street. am — —-. Jaly 3t. ‘Each subs NSTRUCTION.—A LADY, PROFESSOR OF THE ABOVE Biteas nese ce eee tans I bay yon language, the piano and singing, atu abures lori, wishes to obtain a few more private pupils, and some to INSTRUCTION. @™ 4 DAILY HERALD. BRISTOW THE DET QT BSA. writing master citizens & Stro~g6r4 you are sure of good accommodations 289 Bzsadway. good hand guaranteed fora few $ appli-ations. promptae requested. ladies I attend privet<iy cards, written. 25 her classes. For the present season she is willing 4, lee cream, &c. The best of city for two days, at No. 104 Weat Nineteenth tween Bixth and Reventh avenues, in the rear. YOUNG WOMAN, WHO UNDER@TANDS THE CUT- ting and fitting of ladies’ and children’s dresses, and all kinds of family sewing, wishes to work out by the day or month. No ueetion te in the sountry. Inquire for Dressmaker, at 108 East second floor, for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES ation to go to California with a way and the greatest attention to her. Please call at No. jumbia street. 3 portland ence SEES ETN BS rr SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN: | reference can be given. Apply at 214 froner, and ane isa gocd plain cook, washer and » will do chamberwork or waiting; no objection to go short distance in the Frage Good references given. Please apply at 651 Hudson street. SMALL GIRL I8 WANTED AT NO. 14 LEROY aad Bleecker street. One without parents pre- sore GIRL, by alt greet TO SEW PP THE week in private families, is at present gaged, and would like to en; with some ladies. Ploase call at S49 Twelfth sect RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH A FRESH BREAST <1. of milk, wants a situation in a private family as wet nurse. Can give the best of city reference. Please aia 369 Houston atreet, or addread Mrs, McG., Herald ol A ‘00K WANTS A SITUATION, IN A ‘HOTEL; 4. she understands restaurant business; has no objec- tion to cook for s private boarding house. Can produce good city reference. Please call at 42 West Broadway. FRENCH LADY, HAVING LIVED WITH AMERI- 41 cans, wants a situation as teacher and to take care of children. Good references given. jpply. at No. 245 Forty-ninth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG A. girl wishes «situation in a drst class family as Seamatress ; she isan excellent sewer, and capable of making up the finest linen for gentlemen; haa no obj tion to take care of a child, or to go in the country. at 193 First avenue, between and Thirteenth ste. A. $000 PLUSH SEWER WANTED—ONE THAT WILL 1 workin theshep. Steady employment. Apply to CRNOX, 128 Fulton street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIrU- ation as nurse and seamatress, or chambermaid and waiter. Can give the best of city reference. Would not object to assist in washing or do up ladies’ fine things, or asa lady’s maid, Please call at No. 128 Twenty-ninth street, between Second and Third avenues for two days. RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A situation as wet nurse. Good reference can be given. Please call at 50 East Twenty-ffth street, be- Saeen Lasinion and Third avenues, in the rear, for wo days. RESPECTABLE YO! is WOMAN WANDS A LA. situation, as children’s maid and todo plain sew- ing. Can be seen for three days, at No. 12 Baltic atreet, between Smith and Court streets, Brooklyn. city reference from her last place, where she hae lived four years. A SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as chambermaid, with good reference from her last piace No objection to go @ short distance in the coun- . Apply at 87 East Thirty-second street, near Lexing- ton avenue, CHAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRESS WANTED IM- eee also, eight Plain cooks, washers and ironers for the city, and three for the country, thirty girls for housework, at Female Office, 105 Twenty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh ave- nues. Good reference requisite. Open at 7 o’clock. YOUNG MAN, 24 YEARS OF AGE, IS DESIROUS OF JA. obtaining «situation in 2 wholesale grocery Commission store, or any other respectable business; he has been in the retail grocery bi for the last six Zouts, writes a good hand, is quiek at dgures, and is will g to do almost any kind of work, and can give the best bend reference. Please address C. L., box 118 Herald office, A HOTEL BARTENDER WANTS A SITUATION IN A ZA. hotel orrestaurant. Can give the best city refer- ences. Address Bartender, Herald oflice. OOKKEEPER WANTED—ONE WHO WRITES good hand, and has general knowledge of Dusiness, Address Transportation, Herald offies, OOKKFEPING —A, FRENCHMAN | WHO UNDER. fands the langu: and bookkee, Hingle and double entry, wants & situation, The best references will be given. . L., Herald office. A Addresa or best BY WANTED—APPLY AT THE DRUG STORE CORNER of Fourteenth and Hudson streets, after 4 OY WANTED—IN A LAW OFFICE, TO RUN ER- rands. Apply to James C. Barrow, #9 Centre street. Once OR WAITER, AND GENERAL HOUSE- work—BSituation wanted, in s small private family. Good city reference given. Apply at 203 Edison treet, for two days. prs CLERK WARTED—A YOUNG MAN AC- quainted with the business. Apply to Abel M. y , corner of Broadway and Thirty-fourth atreet. RUG CLERK.—WANTED A YOUNG MAN CAPA- ble of compounding, and accustomed to the duties of a retail store. Applications with testimonials may be oo ee |, to 227 First street, Williameburg, Hise. OF ALL KINDS MAY BE ENGAGED AT THE ti it Pro- ive and Emyloyment Society, 27 atreet. Female domestica there and at the upper office, 130 Ninth street, corner of Broadway, gir MAKERS d Broadway, ‘ock. QERVAS1s,— PRIVATE FAMILIES, HOTELS, AND +” ‘boarding houses supplied with first class help only, for every kind of work, by MORRIS & COHNERT'S estal Mshment, 287 Broadway, corner of Reade street. This is the best office in the city for Irish, English, Scotch and German servants. German and French farmers, coach. men, gardeners, porters and mechanics always to be found there, and at the Branch office, 102 Greenwich street. Terms moderate. {SERVANTS WANTED—AT MANNING'S OFFICE, 10 YS Titary street, near Fulton, Professed cooks, good plain cook», experienced nurses, seamstreas- on, eral houseworkers, chambermaids, waiters, &c., for families of the very highext respectability. To sare trouble none need apply without satisfactory testi- manips Employers promptly supplied with efficient elp. S= ANTS WANTED—AT WALLACE’S —INTELLI- b office, No. 4 Sands street, near Fulton street, Broollyn;, and perienced honse- undresses, &2. They must be well recommended. B.—Employers supplied with efficient servants at this office. (0 YOUNG GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS—ONE TO travel with a lady, the other as seamstress and chambermaid. Both would undertake dressmaking, or any kind of needlework. They can be seen for two at No. 147 Seventh avenue, near the corner of Twentiedh street, third floor, back room. to moderate her prices; she would also devote her time in Our Friends from New Orleans, and the @ lady's school. The highest and most unexceptionable T° DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, A SITUATION BY A South geperelly, will Sad es = No 441 Broadway, fu!ly | references will be given. Address J. D., Music and man who pred iene in a European University, Brothtng. pent'e ferkletie eactegerimont of ready made | Yyench, Union square Post oifles. and has been lately employed in a drug storo in New tage, Es, fru yall thet wanter Ne cee ee | ———— ———— ———- | York. He will give the best of references. He market pricer. ALFRED MUNROE & CO. — Sun French, = eagliss' oy a v RA anna | Gong fepsion ish and Spanish Ad- Steeda titers | A. cic mac comet rmion sncwbgeay | Sees, Mea een = Gg P. asa it yo <a on aue aes, im fogneings. bends aud tefmmsings of Swine, all, Sa famvaannute, st grees vanpitun, Wo will ew enlll atten. DRUGGISTS.--WANTED, A SITUATION, ASCLERK, pier tm a tion to our grand disgonal piano, with new grand action, by « young man thirty years of age, ina first class Sewing Machines.—We have fally settied | ‘hich has no superior in al the points which constitute | store; he isa salesman, and understands his busi- oul suite agsinst u0,for infringement, and have the eonse | & perfect instrument. _ Pease ea OF Cee Dentaaes ot Ween of BE. Howe, Je., to manufacture under his t, Here. | LINCOLN & THOMPZON, Sole Agents, 441 Broadway. cities prefer A liberal salary expected. Address it the Fight So ase our ilies es <n dala ceccuhconie at Drugs, Herald office. ye oy ag USICAL.—MR. EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSOR OF | yy ts we have ton on sowing meohines. Ail | ]V/ fl 4 N, (0 DRYGOODS SALESMEN WANIED.—THOSE our patente. If any Eteiscter wasisnwy Woes wal meanness sania cvemus or ob tha tations ot hia DP" secunomed ieee hb ats one Gee Somruiet PY EIGNGRE'S ouiS tenteer. | Eiliiamonn Se etistay ny efeniess techn: | Uyraamem aya maaSeSS oe pony Iago pond RN fl to accom. V YANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Wa. 1. Ui rh Ne, 430, Broome street, ee Bos yore, omens Ce pee Lt than ped a gorn by, , th of in cook, would assist in washing ing ; Seradigt of rangi vaiage claret ae ‘atin ress PROPOSALS. fren exert artry cook; "Ro objection to the country: , Schiedam schnapps, Cal 4 - Oe = GOVERNORG Of mame crun| ae ference. be seen at,214 Seventh avenue, twenty per cent lower than aay otber house. O' ¥ fg Ferny THE ALMS | between Fourteenth and Fifteenth treats omit The Greatest Discovery of the age—Dr. Tobiae’s Venetian Lisiment, for the oure of dysen p, eholera. colic, rheumatiom, do. No one shoul gobs! thie valuable remedy. an td by all. the dro; storekeeper.’ Depot Nee 9 Reopers. Ne. Gortiandt streets” PH ppt i 4 00 coats. Ratchelor’s Hair Dye 1s stili the Leading articl by elbesknewtotans to de the best dye extant for Bees opting he Nahe moment ine Sopiod Tene Bold at BATCHELOR'S, No. 25 fa . Falsety to be his age: LYON’S Magnetic Powder Cd rahe Y a] rr is pat foprerings of four national medal: cy t the destruction bea: ile of 6 WA ‘en: street, Piiladelphia, 8, close at 83 Dosi e. way, Bn Dr. Holiick, No. 498 Broadway, Opposite the St, Nicholas Hotel, attends only tp tueas Cape ot Rowan? doseribed in his books and lectures. Hours —_—_—_—_——_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, LLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBERS f / B have a large of tables, for shipment at | ine to the store, 12 West Broadwa: , near Caudal dha palles, COOdig ee roamed mahogany, with | street, and 62’ Weat Broadway, oF by letter through marble or slate, pine wood or mahogany beds. Also, bil. | the Post Office. Ladies attended by Mra, Cohen. liard balls, cloth and trimmings of description. 8. COHEN. GRIFFITH & DECKER, 90 Ann street. Ast OFF Ch Peerneeeniirenleinel Fn nm hth ~ AST OFF CLOTHTN 7 , ERGHANIS’ BILLIARD ROOM, M2 HROADWAY, ine higher pr rally Seen, ne east] pone M woll ventilated and kept ia the heet manne: CH, Soperinzoadgas, ares Sf i SE B i will be received by the Governors of the Alms their office, Rotunda, Park, until 2 o'clock P, ; of the 28th instant, for laying with black and white tiles, from 12 to 14 inches square, at the option of the the floors of the male prison at the city prison. in Centre street. The white tile to be of Italian marble, and all the work to be laid in guaged mortar, in & sab- stantial = ee ~g hy The be vile for mortar e irtment, a1 Tint stave the Price per square foot for the work. For further information apply at this oftice. Howse, at THE BALL SEASON. RAR A Fr GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON—TO BE GIVEN atHyde , formerly Abbey Hotel, on Monday oveg 1, for which occasion Dodworth’s celebra- ted coi andis engaged, and the committee plodge themselves to make it on# of the first soirces of the sea- gon, Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, to be had of the following committes —Geo. Searff; 0. Stewart, McComb’s Dam Hotel; George Ward, cornar of Broadway and Grand street; 0. A. Reynolds, corner of Cortlandt and West streets; A. IT. Teller, Lovejoy’s Hgtel, corner of Walker street and Broadway; Madden & Bros., Abbey Ho- tel. A limited namber of tickets only, ___ CLOTHING, &C, —LADIES OR GENTL ‘LOTHI HAVING ANY to dispose of, can receive a fair cash price by send- in ourren® ine , teow cho tity itlerman wiahing to dis; @ the above wil! plosse address of call 0a JAMES MORON ¥, Xo, Ld Grange wrest, oyar Chatapa. s na af ase eng A = ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 2 Degen Ter neies privat ; is ea taking ‘one or two children ; in j Gan he seen nt her street, for three xrewent place, 107 Weetthirty "ANTED—-A GERMAN, SCOTCH, OR ENGLISH GIRL, in a private family. N ‘but @ Protestant neot apply 5 Codar street. Vy 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE FEMALE, A SITUA- tion as chambermaid, or waiter, or narse maid. references given. Apply at 648 Greenwich street, Seine days. —— W antore A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, apa has lately arrived from London, a situa ion 5 be seen for two j) at BL Roosevelt street, room No. 11, ig , e ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE . Can be sy woman. Se dene te seen for two t No, 8 . it of tity reference given, ‘0. ith avenue. The best o ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as waiter and chambermaid, or to asaist in the housework. best of city mee can be given. Can be seen for two days at 86 West Eighteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, ANTED—A GOOD COOK TO GO A SHORT Dis. tance in the country. Apply, after 9 o’clock, at 32 Duane WANTED BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESBANT girls, situations, one a5 gool plain cook, washer and tromer; the other as chambermeld t eke care of clubir nd yarict fy wishing Bing. Good city reference given.” Call for two “days, fron 10 to 6 o'clock, at No. 294 Third evenvie, near Twentieth WANTED AT BOOTHBY’S, NO. 329 | H reference; none others need ‘appl four o’clock, at 126 Henry street. ‘ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, A SITUA- — as housekeeper; inquire at 182 Varick ironer. Best of ait ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as plain cook, Sixteenth between Eighth and Ninth avenued. ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED LADY, TO TEND IN A VY confectionery store. Those who are acquainted with the business, and are willing to. do a little house- work, can address’ R., box 920 a. German preferred, Pate enistne agit Wan SITUATION, BY & RESPECTABLE woman, as first rate laundress, or to do general housework. Best of references given. Please call at 218 West Fourteenth street, for three days. A deere COOK AND CHAMBERMAID, at 210 Tenth street. APPLY Waa GENERAL HOUSEWORK, IN A small f3 consisting of only two persons, a Scotch or 1; she must be a first rate washer and ironer, and able to do plain cooking without assist- ance perfectly; one ing respectable reference atv § Apaly to J. L. Omen, M. D., corner of Gold street and Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, from 9 to 11 o'clock, for two mornings. Weer SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl, to do general housework, or chamber- work and plain sewing. The best of city reference can be given. Please call or address a line to M. C., 184 Weat Twenty-third street, basement door. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as searstress in a «mall private family; or at drees or pantaloon making. The best of city refe. rence given. lease call at 83 Oliver street for two days, ‘WANTS. See eT "ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A sing er chamber "wert. in or . 88 cook, and to assist from her last place, where Re, hue iived te is where it {Seare, Wiease gall at No. 163: Laurens steeet, recs No. 6, near Houston street. So aaa var yg Pe plain sewing , s as puree bad at No, 412 Bullivan steeet, in the’ sear, betweet Bloc a at and Amity streets, room Wo, : pene theta ional ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, 4 situation to do general housework in a Aah yate family. Has no objection to goa short distance in thecountry. Can produce the bent of city it wired. “Please call at No. 222 Twonty Aten street between Eighth and Ninth avenues, second floor, frovt ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, « situation as chambermaid, and to seniat in washing and ironing, or would take care of a baby 5 ly age - pete country. Can be seen jor two days, at No. avenue, room, Good city reference. ie aaa —————— L oe SITUATION, BY A VERY RESPRCT- able young woman, as chambermaid and waiter; would be ig to do fine washing and iron’ Hes the best of city reference. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, at,387 Twelfth street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A REAPECTABLE ' young woman, as cook, washer and ironer, or to do general housework; good reference given. Please cal for two days at No. 896, Seventh avenue, third floor, one door from the corner of ity eighth street. W ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPBCTABLE | Protestant young woman as nurse end seamatress. She understands cutting out children’s dresses, or would go as chambermaid ; has no objection to hire in the coun- wy. Please call at the corner of Court and Degraw | streets, over the butcher store, South Brooklyn. W ANTED—A COMPETENT SALESMAN, IN A BUT- ton and trimming house, or one ha’ deen in & cloth and trimming honse » None other need apply. Ia- quire of R. E. Potts, 169 Fulton street. V J ANTED—A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND e00D acquaintance with country merchants, wishea to engage ina dry or fancy goods impor house; of an} one wishing to engage nuch @ person, s ralary, he would take half pey in goods. Agdrese E W., fe. fi UY Aer A YOUNG WIDOW WOMAN, A SI- tuation; is willing to do any kind of work, has no objection to go a short distance fn the country.’ Can be veon for two days at No. 73 Hamersley street, between Varick and Hus streets. ANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WO- ‘man, 9 situation as cook, washer and ironer, or to do general housework. ‘call at 283 West Twenty- fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO ‘YOUNG GIRIS, one to cook, wash and iron; is a first rate washer and ironer and understands baking bread, &c ; the other as chambermaid and waiter, or to assist in wash jroning; unde! her business. Both would like to live together, ald have the best of city reference. Please call at 95, Kighteenthtstreet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Can be seen for two days if not engaged. V ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GOOD COOK, IN A small private family ; she understands pastry, and would assist in the washi: Good city reference given. Call at 185 Weet Thirteenth street, between Seventh and csi avenues, front basement. Can be seen for two NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO. maa; she is a cook, and is Near nee in her department. Has no objection ‘oe the country. She hap the best of city references. Please call at Clinton place, near Sixth avenue, rear building, first fgor, for two days. J ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Jtuation ina private family as laundress; would do the general housework of a family. Can furnish the of city reference. Can be seen for two days if notsuited. Apply at 120 West Nincteenth street, in the rear, near Seventh avenue. Wise BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN; one as cook or laundrosa, the other as chamber- maid or chiliren’s nurse. Good clty reference ven. No odjection to go in the country. call at 48 Charl- ton street, in the rear basement, for two days. WANDA SITUATION, BY A RESPESTABLE young woman, to do chumberwork and waiting for a private family, or to take care of children. Can give the best of city reference. Can be seen for two da: 214 Fast Twenty.first street, second floor, back room. Wi SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE young Woman as cook, washer and ironer; would Ihave no objection to do general housework in # small family. Can give the best of references from her last pees where she lived for two years. Call at 206 Eat Nineteenth atreet, corner of First avenue. Vv ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION to do chamberwork and plain sewing; bas no objection to travel with a lady to Europe or any part. The best of city references. Please call at 24314 Tenth renty-nixth street. avenue, near WW ANED—4 SITUATION, BY A’ RESPECTABLE young girl, as cook, washer and ironer; under- stande baking. Has the best of city reference from her last place. call at 267 Seventh avenue, betwoen Twenty-rixth and Twenty-seventh streets, for two days. Wisma SrUATION 43 LADY'S MAID OR neamatress, a ‘woman w! perfec! - derstands ber business; YooM asaist ia” howookee ing If testimonials. Can be seen till engaged, ireenwic! street, third floor. ws TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as laundress, or to do pantry work; can give good sit ferences. Call at No, 175 Heater street, corner of Mott, second floor, V T ANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, @ situation to do general housework ia « small family. Apply at 68 Cliff street. v TANTED—A SITUATION AS CHILDREN’S NURSE, dy an experienced’ Protestant woman; is « neat plain seamstress; would assist in light chamberwork if wanted; has respectable reference. Please call at 159 Greene street, near Houston, second floor. Wem SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework. No objec tions to go into the country. Good city reference given. Can be seen for two dayt at No. 48 Columbia atreet, Brooklyn. V ANTED—A § TION, AS PLAIN COOK, WASH- er and ironer, or to do general housework, in as mnall family; has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Good reference. Please call at 31 Ludlow street, for two days. W ET NURSE—SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG woman, with a fresh breast of milk. Apply at the Ne store, 4311¢ Grand street, or 19 a D, corner of Third street. « ANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl, @ situation to do geagrel sewotk or chamberwork in a emall private family. of sofer- ence given. Apply at No. 6 Sullivan street, in the rear. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as cook, washer and ironer in a The beat city can be given her last place. Please call at No. 77 West - teenth street, front basement, for two days. V ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPRQTADLE Pram Baten elorsan) Has no objection to aasist Terence, ‘Can be seen for tne daye 2. 4 Stan stsey, 4 heen E , m3 for two days at 54 Spring street, ————— ANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO RESPECTABLE Protestant girls, one as child’s nurse and seam- itresa, or to dd the general heusework of a small fa:ily. & g00d washer and ironer; the other to do chamber- work, Bost of recommendstions two days at 240 Munroe street. given. Can be seen for 0. call at No. 133 Wie: cee ee, Saee vat , or . aoe eee Mo Fett at 404 taisd avenue, bevvena Thirty and Thirty-Arat street. Witenes A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation to cook, wash, and i in a small pri- vate family ; is a good plain cook, excellent washer and froner. Good city reference. Apply at 81 Crosby street, in the rear, second floor, for three toys. Wi SITUATION, RY A YOUNG AMERICAN irl, sixteen of to take care of children, orto dalcmmeeeete mall family. Can be seen for two days at 206 Twenty eighth street, between Tenth and Hleventh avenues, ‘ANTED—TWO RFSPYCTABLE GIRLS; ONE AS cock, washer and ironer; and one as chambermaid and todo housework. need apply who can- not undoubted city references. at 107 Eant Seventeenth street, between 9 and 11 0’ A.M. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT W woman, to do general housework ins small fa- mily; isan excellent washer end ironer and » good cook. Good reference can be . Country; ferret. Please GSivat'No12 Clarsaon street ates ws TED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG retands her business in dressmaker, work the day or spectable private families. Unde: all its branches. Please call for two days at 262 First avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. JANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid and who privste fal Tndoutted ity re hos oh private family. ference given. Please callat No. tt Leonard street, near notion, until en- Wann-an INDUSTRIOUS GIKL WHO 18 COM- petent to do the general housework of « emall Yrotestant preferred. Apply at 6 Henry st GIRL, A week in re: amily vy young woman—one nt seametrens, an! the ether to Go geoern! hover werk she is & gowl washer and ironar. | Sypig ide Cling . ERS BOUE, Voom bV vb i office, for two days. y J ANTED~A SITUATION, 4S WAITER IN A ‘om board a steamboat or in a private family, mS young man who speaks four different languages, \- dress S. R., Herald office. Warm PRIVATE COACHMAN—ONE WHO 8 well acquainted with the care of horses; none nee® ap) unless they can give the best of city reference; a) opp tt Earles Hotel. ~ ae py for G. Wiliam, 188 William treet, in the ouse, rear, after 12 o'clock. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS BA take charge of a wholesale or retail propels sober young man, of good experie: Ce. of pried “ ference given. Apply or address W. H., 300 Peart street. Warm SITUATION AS COACHMAN, IN Crry or country, by a» competent hand, lately from England, where ho was handling horses for seven years past; can be seen for two or three days, at 287 Madison street. Aged 28 years. Wy ie COMPETENT PERSON, TO TAKE el of a dining saloon and act as steward; also, s bookkeeper, in a hotel South. Address, with re, ferences, J. M., Collamore House. JANTED—A COMPETENT DRUG CLERK. APPLY to James Quee, 624 Hudson street, between the hours of 12 and 8. TANTED—AS PORTER IN A STORE, OR IN ANY light mechanical business, a situation, by = Be patpie of ok sealed Me's.“ ea urpose 1g om . N. B= quick re Addres B, office. V JANTED—IMMEDIATELY, THREE ENERGETIC = of good address, to canvass for one or two popular prints. To such very liberal terme will de offered, Apply at 388 Broadway. 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD CHARAC- ter, a situation as out-door clerk for ap impert- ing Nquor house; understands the business very well. ° Can give reference. Call or address to Jemses Mont- gomery, 23 Harrison street. Vv JANTED—A HEAD WAITER FOR A HOTEL AT A fashionable watering » Leonard street, Bell’s intelligence ot mee (sae ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A ROOM AND Private family where there are icinity preferred. Tdareeer with fall patiecioss v w CD-R, Herald office. 4 ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER. —A SINGLE man who has had many years experience in land and can aatiafactory reference sa te character to E. E. Maclivain & Co., seedamen, No. 7 John street. ; TANTED—SIX MEN, TEN GIRLS, HOUSEWORK. a rans marta estan aa, four lor the count ry the men php er tgp inp coneh- man, and three boys. Geng Wnt casery Jet geJ street, Brooklyn. vadgrettig ‘ANTED—A LAD, FROM 14 TO 16 YEARS OF AG! in an ofice, must write « fair band, and eone eal Apply at 224 South street, before 9 OR TO y Ful recommended. o'clock, A. M. We ried To ed Ay “a BY A stout boy 17 years of age. Address W. H. P., box 165 Herald OBice, 5 1 Sl W. WANTIDIAT NO. 4 EAST BROADWAY, CORNER Chatham square, a coachman who speake Spanish, alto porters, clerks, barkeepers, waiters, men op rail- roads, steamboate and farms, ‘ oo - a mee chamber: maids, cooks, seamatreases, employers wishing help can be suited without delay. FIT/SIMON & MeLERNON, Vv ‘ANTED—AT MANNING'S OFFICE 261 BOWERY- Two young men; one fora furniture store, to rive and take care of » horse, the, other for a dostor’s stere. A number of res blo well recom girle com obtain good sit Yrench cook, ANTED—A BOY BETWEEN THE AGES OF 14 and 16 years, at the Music store of HORACE WATERS, way. mended speedily at high wages; aleoe MISCELLANEOUS. FOURTH STREET, NEAR LAFAYETTE PLACE 379 —Furnished apartments, with or withedt LaDy, HAVING A SMALL somewhat Hi ‘ould like tmoeet OARD WANTED—FOR A EAE, & A PLAIN, RE- spectable family, not ex: week; ihere are bat few or 26 other pourdera, ’ Please ies A. B., Herald office, {YOR bate Ew BEAUTIFUL aren jjood syle and actiog, Toat travelier.and kind and gentle. A! hhoree, ae aeons Te" eetly 40 Jeutt. "Taquire at 67 Mercer strest. COLT, bande JRO SATE NEW EXPRESR WAOONS, AND PATENTED « Gre Eee em. Pa gp ee Kb -offtce hours from 9 to 4 o'clock. shee EPSE & CO.'S ORIGINAL 25 CENTS DAGUERREO- antebiahment efx taken by Hsimes’pategs anit’ ing camora. Letters awarded for 14 a So oe & & j £ # E security and cash advanced portpald’ to Cunste Agent, Harald of fice, will be attended to in a few days. SHIPPING. YING SCUD—SIXTY DAYS PASSAGE—AUSTRA a inter, succeed this Ifne, and ha The ft peknevleaghnty toupteat wine ef ng quelitios with oe. and raasengers a0 Prong qnerted to evamine ber at tenen C6 the koweet ratios, pler 10 Rast river. Lule vo Ke OW. ak , 6 We aca