The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1854, Page 6

corny ANTED—A FirTH £4GR. BY A_ RESP! UED FRE TsRLE SITUATION young woman, «# first rate eook, washer and twonrr §=The b of city re erences given. Please call at 416 Second avenue, second floor, back room. UAT ANTFD—BY A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situstion as cook and good washer aad ironer. Hw lived twelve months tm ber last place sity references gi The bess of Cau be seen for two days at 209 ven. West Twenty sxth street, irst floor, back room, ANTED—A W SITUATION AS LADY'S MAID AND drecsmaker, by @ respectable Protestant young Wowap, iv a gentléman’s family, either by the weer, ANTE with first class city reference, to do washing and iro: for two days at N oor front yom ¥ J ANLED—A Tenth and Kleven TANTED-—A swash aud ion im the country Berry #ireet. J ANTE a sity Please eal! or stead to A woe ) do plaio sewing « ply at 210 West Qua Neath een THD oh str Rr—A NT D—A Wie’, \N AWECICAN OR EN aboot thir as cham iron rg and Went thirty. ecco Brenwes. ANTE! fons; ene todo waitiog aud chamberwork, or ty | lng; the other to take eare of ehildran sad ands cating ani fitting children’s Has six years recommeadatiog, and the other girl two, from their last place, wnere they were both era- ployed, Sod wish to go together if po Plone gall for two dayast 114 East Twenty second street, bo- ‘dween Second aad Third aves., second floor, bask roo. J ANTED—A Protestant young wen vate wraner and inner Peare inquire st BY woman BY plase t 123 .aat Twenty fourt toacaint in streets, firat floor. jood city referesee given. —BY TWO RES Ks Con be seva | ‘©. 6 Second avenue, in the rear, secon? ning in a private family | fevenes can be viven. EVERY DAY. | ‘ WANTS. WwW TION AS OOK, BY 0 V business io all ite branches Bes) cf city referenee gives. Has lived three years in her last . Can be seen for two days, a’ 106 East Nimerconth ;ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPACTABLE girl, to e20k, wash and iron, or would be wilting family. Best of city re May de seen at 109 Fast Bleventh y | to de the housework of a sma sticet, for two days NTLMA SITUATION, BY A RESPETTABLE foung oman, 24 nurve ond seamstress in # re- preetatio family—oue Who uoderstands bar bu The ver bes’ of city reference can be given, Call at 37 Dirteenth street, between Pith and Sixth aveoues, in | the rear. SITUATION, BY 4 RSSPECTABLS in, a» plain cook: ina firs’ Kefsrence given if required. | th avenues, front room, third Acer, mUaTION, BY A RE-PECT. ood 'refarence, to co Has no obdjection to go a shor o Can be seen for two days at 243 Mal 882 4N EXPERIENCED CHA BERMATD, jood eity reference, if required. 10 Mott street. UATION as chembermaia or surse an! vo r nasiet in Washing and ironing Ap- Twenty-fourth stiess, between Migath es toore RFSPEOY Aat A woman, @ titastioo in a Fr aad irom eet, oetween Pich and Sixth enass. TION, A RESPEOLAB! cauid, oF to cock, Ws No objection t ace gives. Visas tu The AS CHAMBERM\TO \ND fax chavaber ‘an give sight 1 Presse TATION 134 NUR3E, y-five yeare of age, Apply at Hotel ty or th xotABLE GIRt, 4 SITUATION waiter, or to asciet in washing Cat at Loe nd street, between Seventh and Bighib rma ECTA BLE su ATTON, BY ke YouNG . ENGLISH Wwomin, 86 cbambermaid, or to take charge of ene or two children; is copanie of taking care of yoang Babies: is willing work; bax lived for six years in her last place @ace the bent of Brocklyn. Please call for two days ANTED IMMEDIATFLY—IN to give par. of her time to do needle an pro- city reiecence, apply at 166 Jay strvet, FIRST CL. A Frevch dresemakiog establishment, several good drernmakers, well acquainted with the trade. Noue others need apply. Address 106 Bleecker street, west of and pear Broad way. ANTED—A in a reep WwW mp mushos in the neatest manner; no Good-city reference give chamber sork et 94 rinteenth & SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ectadle farnily, as seamstress; can do jection todo a. Please ol treet, between cixth and seveath ave- BY A RE-PEOP<BLE WOMAN, A “IT jon to take the entire charge of a b alady; is a good seamstress, and unds stance woirg up lads’ moslins give good city re- ferences. Inquire at 10 West Tweaty sixth a°reet, Wa A SITU\TION BY A RESPECT BLE Protestant girl hambermaid o 4 shlidren heraclt generally userul, Cell at the warhirg on y only with Boat chere West Teenty th’ before 12 it om ia her t to uadectake ironing family. Ap the cof from som @ has served st least one you, at 122 Wrd street, basement door, for two days, NE SM ORT, yA ret RLU W P.otestant girl, who i# thorouchly quatited for the up stairs work of « bouas, and 2t the «ame time eompertent to do the w. na sel » family; Brat rele c ty refersnce: will be requi ni sone need appiy who have pot lived «t Sesst one 1 se abowe eapacity. Apply at 122 West fwea y-toien -cr#at, at the Dasement door, befure 12 o’cloes in the mo. atog, for ‘two da; TANIEP—BY A RE-PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a sit ehambermaid s Dest of city reference giv nm second rirest, between « ixth w be seen for two dars on as chambermarnd and d to ovsiet in wa ANTED—A WwW ral housework fo @ stnau privale fumit “PU. Th Poe baat @f references can be given. Apply at 185 Waverley place, venth stroat, batweea | flor two cays Wee ‘TUATIONS FOR TWO RESPROTABLE, young »1@5; ore ag chambermaid and waiter, and the other « reeemmendat! sn who part wit? Ww Best city r+ hem on acevunt of toa as cook rentes can be given, searast rors « from the femity they ere oow with ving the city. Ap “a N bet , for two "APLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4& ie @ good washer antic) or Please cail a. 78 Went Twenty fourth street, between >ixth aad Feveuch a@venuer, fr tvo days. ANTE D— Mreming; best of Teenty. Gre! rireet, second Please ¢ given. street, for two on: BY A RESPECTASLZ YOUNG WOMAN. a eteation as cook and to ANIED—A SITUATION To DO GEN erk; can cook, wash aad iron; bas no objenti to 20 ashort distance in thd eountry; good city rate-en sist ia washing and Please apply at 183 Kast fro a. FERAL HOU city reference. 1 at 168 Duane street, corner of Hudoo ANTED—BY A RESPECTAR! © PROTESTANT FE male, ® nilusiion ax lady’ maid or children’s waid. undertake to do to go in the country. She anderstania dress ing perfectly Cen any kiod of nee bast best of refereace, ail at 129 avenue B, third floor, frout room. ANTED — A SITUATION, BY A RESPETABLE They will have the best of teenth aad s, betwen teu aad one ‘otk. No objections Please Young Wowan, to do the general housework of « pmall priva'e 4 and @ pea wy stairs, front sewer m ly; s'@ 18 a Hive clean young woman Place cali at 249 Mulberry street, roum , frst floor. 7 ANTET—BY A RESPECTABLE, "COMPETENT PER Phorovg! pred the bes Diity, ine will tion to (ry days. fon, # sitvation as +eametrers and nurse; +h understands sing in sl) its branches” er oe as to character and rays ig dispositica ‘0 objec Ludiow street, for tw tof ref: a rbitgi oe call at 184 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RE PkCTABLS young woman as pisin cork; ix an exc a7 and troner: or hing and iron from Ber last employer thy perron een Seventeenth ani Ligh teeath ate fiver, back room: we ° de a tr Bue, bet ot wash fet im th as chambermeid and to a ing Sh con give good city raforeas) The atvertivor will ba found to Plerse sal! at 298 Firat ave ta, soon | ANTED—3 oung wo do fino Yasbing anc TNU)TION, BY TABLE n, at chambormat! and waiter, o: ¢ iroving. Good eity refereaca zivan Apply at 65 Kighth avenae. ANTEFD—A young git!, to mind c¥ilirea, do plain sowing waiting om the Pleste call at SITUATION, BY A RESPETTASLE table Cen give ood city rovers owl avenue, busween Twenty ninth BY A PROTESTANS t washer gat frone- A ebor! distance ta the country po €@ good referexces. Please call at 125 Huénon street, between Leroy anj Morton # ents, ia the ‘ANTED—BY A RESPLOTABLE YOUN WOMAN a situation to do geners) housework in @ smal washer aud ironer and good plain souk Ploage Saraily; isa ‘The dest of eity r all at 276 First avcnue, fig floor. ‘ANTED—A young gi rm understands all p ebary. Has Deir competent snd 6x parienced, mue, near Swentic: ANTED—A gitl, as cook and to fo a ppivate fami) ) tare wih her em, bay the best of eit . Pleas en] oiety third pipet, eferencos from her last piace SISUATION, BY A 1, of gentecl addres, aa Cnt and ft childcen’s oloth- ; D y saving; would tine cara of ‘ory city refereces a» to Call at 323 First ave street, Ars: floor, back rove SITUATION, BY A. RESPEOTABLA assist in wsshing ae ironing hea lirod from one year ty fon loyers, who ean highly recommen: 1@'erencecan be gives; «Beis agoos at 362 Seventh ayemut, corner of }, bulrd #torz, back room, | o’cloek at €82 Br BY A RESPE PARI E | two days SITUA- | | Would gon short dis! ys NTED—BY A RESPECT? BLE ENGLISH GIRL, A situation asveamstross; ia many yeirs acoustomed te entand Ot latiee’ andchiltrep’s dresses, Can de seen for two dsye, at S04 Twelfth street, first oor, front room. UA/ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE y "young girl; is a good plain cook, aud a first rate washer and ischer, Can give the beat of city reference. None need apply bat private families, Call at No, 109 Luriege street, between Broome and Dalancey. WWANted—4 BITCATION, BY A RESPEOTAGLE VV © young girl; 8 a good’ pista conk, end a iret rate warher and irener, Can give the deat of eity reference. Noxe need apply but private fami Mat No. 407 Fuorth streer, between First and Second avenues. |, tocar ghhrong FIRS gf DRESSMA! ne but those accurtomed to the finest #o v5.0 is willing to mske Apply dslore niae a ayprentic fsbo will Be paid, dway need appy. Alro exands, for whic 0 COOK, WASH AN Hae no eotiou to ererences giveo ic Piva#9 eail at 182 Thirty-third surest, near € Can be seen for two days. SITUATION BY A BESPECYABLE pg wonjan as nurse. is espable of tax y, sod is accustomed to tha care af chil k and plan sew t place aveu an’ ye ce from her r tae Please cailat No 1 Sixth OMaN, 4 SIKUATION AS ana waiter, and can do piain sewin rhe eon give the best o¢ refere co days at 228 Fourteenth stco0%, ard to « ¥ First end Feco y-seeaud street, second fogs, front room, nt Pee avenues Warns PROTESTANT WOM-N AS COOK, assher ond ironer, The best of cily references required. apply 65 Fourth avenue, corner i weaty- street MILD—BY A RE ABLY YOUNG GIRL, A iiuation as ghembermaid or waiter, or to take | cure of chilczos. Husa he bevy of eily retereuces. Gan De seen for too deys af 551 Tweitth atzeet, between First coud avenues, ‘hird floor: NTED—A WELL ELUUATED YOUNG GERMAN Protestant lacy, from North Germany, a8 gov. erness, to tke entire charge of # litte girl four years od; fle most be able to play on the piano, sad wilitog to inaio herself useful, Une who speass no Eogiiah pre- fered. Such aud ne other may c&il at 72 West fweuty- first street, from 2 to’ P, M., for two cays. A pees —BY A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A /¥ girl to cook, wash, iron, and do general house wor ning’ tr oroughly understand her busiogss. Best of 3: ferences requivel Apply tor two days at 111 Clinton plaes, Kighth street, NUJANTED—A SLUsION, BY A RESP*CTABL YY young woman, aa cham erm: nurse and #6 slcees, or at waiter and chambermaid; best of city re- ference. Please call at 162 West sixtcentn street. nee in tho country. Ww NTE —BY A RGSPECTABLE EXGLI34 WOMAN, YY ‘a sittatior as good plain cook and first rato wasner and Jrocer. Good relerence given. Plesse apply, for the remainder of the week, st 1034 Downing street. y ANTED—DBY A RESP! ABLE PROPESTANT yourg foman, asituation 33 waiter, ins small te famtiy, or to take care of chilixen, and can mika es, or as chambermsid aod seametreas, ia able famity. Can be seen for two days, at 13 k’s place, thicd fluor, front room ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION ascist with the washing end irouiog, - Goud refereave glvea, Laquire s> nih street LS YOUNF GIRL, A jon to cook, wash and iron, iu a respectadle F Can-be stem for two cays at Hl Le tes rtrcet, froot basemen YY NTeD BY ans Ss situation to private family, or 1 Pr T ABLE TEST: RL od waiting, in do plaw swig, 280 call wt 208 Sixt ply as b cana Broadway. Highteenth street, between Fourth avi estant youvg soman; i: an excel’emt hind xt ggeatlemen’s shirts ant woraing on all Biads of ies? five jinew, an‘ would he an sequisition to sore a dreainaier Has the rest of eity refersnce. Cail 0 Last Twentioth street, near Dhird aveaue, base- Wests SITUATION AS MSTRSS, BY A m TO RESIDE WITH aND three femele chilirau Nove bata ko mon Catholic, and exe who perfect trance the i hand Ir hy han |, topether with mo nd ig, Feed apply. Acdres# M., Herad oflles, statiny n intaview may be hai Good referescs re quired. AysAN EPA SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE W young weinan, to cools, wash aid iron ta a privat family: can give tio best of olty r Also by a yong girl, wbont fitteen or aixieen age, to do light chamberwor’ or take care of childeon, Call a% 100 Hester sa€et, Theis present situation. ANTED—BY 4 F apt Woman, a 9) ECPABLE YOUNG PROTsT- stion as chambermaid and avam atinborwork gad fine wishing, Has % tituation. A ise widress- W present » sq sre, Fourth avenue side, for 26 Us three days, will be attended to. edwa PANTERA SITUATION, BY. A VERY REPECT- stle woman, who isa goo ook, aud umierstaads es well; cangive six years refercues from her W her bo leet ploce: unierstands weshing and froming, Plexeo cult 52 Vandasa street, up slaics, second door, for two cays. $9) ANIED—A BALY TO WEE NURSE, BY A REY ¥ peectadle & srried woman, who lost her own, aged three months, Piease sal ut 305 Thirly second street, third dor, between Ninth and ieath aveaues. GV ANDI BY Ae Peorape: PROT#STANT GIRt. a situation to do geacrat housework ia al family, or to do. plain cooking, washing ani ironing. tense eal! as 150 Weat Kig.tcench street, betwoun even hand bighth avenues y JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 1 ay first Tate cook and to assist in the waching andiropiag. Tbe best of city rafereace ean by given. /pply at 2o2 Kast (hirteewth street, top floor, iront room. y J aNIED—BY A RESPECTABLE YO! titaation ay chambermait aod to fi econe avenues, second flocr, bac: iD—BY A RESPECTS BLE WOMAN, A SITJA ion 26 Gest olsss cook ina tog house o¢ oa- Thy dest of reference gives Vieave inquire at 159 Seventh etiest, near avenue B, iw the store i ANTLD—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG #9MAN oactas walter in a cespoc'sbls family. Tue ve euce given trom hor jai piazs. vicase in quire at 288 Llizapet) street. NPFD—-BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GUAT filuation te do chemberwork or waiting . clly ceferen.e. Pease call at 70 Fourth wvenne, for two days. WV PANTED—$ SITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLE NV young wontad, as chaaibecmaai} or to.do gonozal housework in a eine fen Boss referencsgiven. Ia- quire ot GS Coammel otreet. AV ANIED—A PROTESTANT Y@UNG WOWAN, 10 y 6o genera! housework in a pr famity, with good city reference. She reunt bea good cook, fest rate Parher snd irener, and upefal B.eccker. y AITRES WANTED, IN THE FAMILY OF A gentleman, a girl who ta thoroughy sequa\ with the duties of suet a situstiog, audeam gre-eot am questionable ‘recommendation. English or Seotch pro- fered. Inqgaire at 73 bast Twenty-third street, before 1PM, for two days. WWANTED- BY A RUEPECTABLE YOUNG woman, & situetion as waiter or to do chaos: rors ant Sue washing ond ironing. The bost of vily referencs caw be given. Please ok: at 140 Weat Thirty- bird steer V 7 ANTED—BY A RESPKCTABLE WOM N, 4 SITUA: for as cok and laundrese. she pervectly uncer. Stande Ber busingss im at ite beanet and has coo) reference, Can te seeu tor twodeys if nob Pleace ay ply at 22) Mott strees. King to make Meraett geveraily Apply at 28 Groce steot, betweem Seaford ani ( ANTED—AY A RE-PROTABLE YOUNG LxbY, A aiion %0 do chemoerwork and waitiog | or al housework, Has the pest of city references PANCED—A SHUATION, BY A RESPHOCABLE young woman, as ohamberasid and piain sewer a mn washing ironing, oF 0 do genars howe family. Good city refe rene st Mork’a » Eights #URCes, ip the Basement, for two apy, 1 got engaged, ort WwW fresh breest of milk. | V ET NURSE WANTED—A HEALTHY YOUNG WO- Mao, who #8q come well recommended, with o Apply at Kast Twenty third street, from 9 to 11 a. M., and 2 to 6 P. M. ¥V ET NURSE— SITU s TION WANTED BY A ALTHY oung Protestant w ; her second haby. four we fo abjectio part of the country. Good reterence given. Please at 25 East ileventh slreet, corner of Third avenue, in the rear. ‘WT NURSE.—A BABY WANTED TO NURSE, BY A respectable married woman at her owm residence, 852 Kast Twelith streets, between First and Second avenues. ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH, AND IRON, ‘aud take the charge of the lower part of the house. One fully competent may spply at 102 Hicks street, Brooklyn. Baer moe A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. tion as chambermald, and to assist in washing Can be seen and ironing. Best city reference given, for two Cayn at 22 Grand street. WaNten—4 SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, as good plain cook, and Arst rate washer aod ironer. Good city reference’ gives, Pioase call ut 443 Fourth street, between First and cecoad ave- cond floor, for two days. \—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG ituetion es seamstress ana chiliren’s and fit dresses and make herself generally oveful; good reference» given. Plage call at Soo Twellta street.’ Con be een for two days. Ww NTEP—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU A+ 7 tion as fret rate cook; she understands hor ba sinese in oi) its branches, the best city reference givon A.ply at 314 Mott screct, near Bleeker, thire floor, ANTED-=BY A YiUNG WOMAN, A S:TUATION to assistin washing amo as ehvmbdormaid, or ia willing to tate & Laaudeess’ place; abe haa good city °e- fersnce trom her last piasd, Plvase call at 62 Elizagech surget, Lret flocr, tor two Gays NTED—A GOOD COUK, WHO bal ing aud pastry, as well saw ing; elso ® waiter gil Who ean assist io the washing en avery saell (amily; poth are wanted to go a sbert oistaves up the fudson river. Apply at the Cosamore House, No. 24, before 12 o’clook M. fHination os Coo and to assiat ia bho wasning and izoning, or as nanouress, Please call at 23 Soveatesnth stress, Dear teventhavenue, Good city referency can be given W ANTED-—8Y A BESPeTABLE YOUNG L DY, 4 \ ANTEO—RY A RESPEOTALE YOUNG WOMAN, A V situation ag chamberimeid or waiter: is a good phic cower; good city reference given. Please call at 44 Bowery. yYANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG W gir}, aritnation as lady’s maid; uncerstands sut- ting and Attiog Indle’s dresses, and all other ninds of aewing; she ia aleo a competent hair dresasr She can Dring toe best of sity references, aod can be seca for two Cays at 221 West Nineteenth etreet, betwoen sighth and Nicth avenues. Vi FaNIKD—A STIUATION, AS SEAMSTRESS IN A priyaie family by a young womaa who ‘uoder ptends cutting aud Btting children’s dresses, ani all kinds of family sewing; the bert of city referents 322 be given. Can be sten for two days at 181 Sevsnieenth street, between Firat and Secon WAntn—ay 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, atitnation as seams:reza or to take care of chil Gien, isa good rewer. Can be seenat No, 2 Koosevelt firet floor, front room, for two days. Wa SITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLE girl, as purse and seamstress in a private fanily Has good city reference. apply at 488 bixth avenue, third floor, front room, No. 11 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SUA: tion_as cock, washer and ironer; has good cit7 r ference, Can be segn to: two days, at 329 First avenue, corner of Twentieth street, in the grocery store. Wa SMUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLY. girl, todo chamberwork and waiting, or would do chamber work and sewing; has good city reference. Cin be seen for two days, if not engaged, at 239 Mulbercy street. YY ENTER SA, GMUATION "BY A YOUNG, 12138 Wwouian to do general honsowork, and cook, wash or iron, Good city relerenees given. Pleaee eall'at 123 Chiystic street, for to dass. Wanmon4 SUEADY, RUSPEGEABLE WOMAN, who ls a good cook, snd willing to do some plain warding. Good references reqoiced Apply at No, of Seventh stroet, near Second avenue. Warr 10 RETURN TO EUKOPE, A YOUNG French girl; would be wiling to attend a lady, or take care of one or two childsen, ior her passege with a family g:ing to London or Paria. Persons can 90 fally sa-isfied in regard to her from the jasy in whoge sersie she is at present, Adcress V. © , 93 Liberty atiest, up sraira HE ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN ©O¢ ironer. £pply at 73 .mity atrest. Ws. A RESPECTABLE WIDOW & situation as housekeeper family; would bave no objection to tahe case of children. Please inquire for two Forsyth street, first floor, front room. seventeen to eiguteen years . whok sale store down town. Can come ed. Address H. T., Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH: seen for two days at 06 University place, ‘AITER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A men who perfectly understands his business. The beet of city refefence given. at 42 West shi et, Broadway Fourth ave. ‘ig! =. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as coachman, in a private family; hes 29 objection to the ogee ol The city reference from hin last emplover. be seen at 184 York street, Brooklyn, for two days, if not epgeged. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A young sirgle man, who perfectly understands his duriness. the best of ce will be given from hi» acer sean Please Rope or call a ere stable, ae “seepn. street, or @ no! at Herald office for A. F AITER WANTEO—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY ; A won,Wbo thoroughly understands his business and con give eatisfactory references may apply at Tresd- well’s buxery. Carmine street, for the address, Ho must have at least one year’s character from his last place. W 2 3med— A Man TO SET LEECHES IN A Reori- f, ing honse—one accustomed tort. Nono others need opply. Call at 108 shenff street. TANTEP—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN 23 yeare of age, who bas been in business in the sity; would prefer the grecery or hardware, though would not Odject to any goon busivess. Salary uot so muca aa ob- ject @a parmavent aituation, aa furnish satisfactory reference, Address David, Herald odice. ANTED--A SICUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS sox hima, in a private family; one who auder- sian?s tis Purivess. Good elty relerese: given. Apply st Wilson’ stable, corner of Crosby and Bleecker streets, or a) 87 Tenth strect, near Uuniversity place. ANTFD—A SITUATION IN A HOPKL, BY a W young man of several years experience in the éiffleult capacity of xuperintendant, book-keaper, stew- acdand burkeeper, sicher of which would be accepted, ‘The most satisfactory references furnished. Address J. L.¥., tox No 10d Herald cffice. TANTID-—A FEW AGENTS TO SELL A NEW BOOK; some sre making $50 4 mocth clear of expenses Call immediat«ly at 128 Nassau street, room No. 9% up stairs, * ANTHD—A STIUATION, BY A RYSPECTABLE 1Dg Man, an American, who writes a tuleranly fair band, s# ight porter, or to drive a horse; tue best of clty reference given, if required. A few lines ad- dresséc tod. M, 103 West Twenty-seventh street, will mcet with prompt attention A PORTER IN A WINE AND LIQUOR ¢stablishrrent; none need apply but those accus- tomed to bottling snd packing wines, and who sre well acquainted with the business, Apply to Bininger & De Watt, Nes 2 Warren stree’ ii abd viara inant plete OR TO ENGAGE FOR Ist Jumuary, by a perscn who has lived North and South. end can give setisfactory reference, a situation as salesman in a wholesale dry goods house, Please address Ee » Herald office, stating where an interview caa be ANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER, OR AS ‘an assistant kookkeeper, bys young man; he will make himself generally usefal. give good reference as to his integrity and capacity; a small salary wanted. Address for three days, box 107 Herald office. ee A SINGLE MAN, A PROTESTANT, # eituation as coachmanor porter in a store; has served in both capacities, The best of city reference. Please address J. B , Herald office. ANTED—BY A QUIET YOUNG MAN AND WIFE, 1wo or three unfurnished rooms on the west side of the city, not sbove Eighth street. Any person hav- ing euch rooms, at a moderate rent, can obtain a per- rte tenant by addre.sing W. P. W., box 680, Post ce. ‘ANIED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MAN, @+ \uation a9 porter or sesistant in a store; writes a good hs-d.and has been accustomed to business and to keep accoants. Will be well recommendgd. Address W.A, Dox 171 Herald offic ws ED—A BOY, ABOUT FOURTTEN YZAR3 OF ego, who resides with bis parents, in a wholesale tie must brivg good recom. mnendations a8 to hovesty. , $2 per week. Adarens box 187, herald office, in own handwritiag. Wa A BOY, SIX!EEN YAR? OLD, A mn to take osre of a horee and drive for @ i make bimeelf generally useful. Good Adress a note to Yl Bost Tweaty- or ‘ibind a1 eutlery store down town. ANTED—SILUATIONS, BY TWO R@SPECTABLE girle—ore a8 cook; undersisnds ber buswers io tLe other as laondress, or weal! profer ¢ washing; uadersiacds French fla- g f city reference given. Can bs seen for two lays, ab 73 Hamersley street, a fow doors irom ixth avenne. VW ANEr By TWO TABLE YOUNG WO men, situationr~-one as cook, washer ant iconer; the other to take care of ehildren and do plain sewing rood city reference given. Please call at 904 sixth street, between avenues B ond 0. ANIED—A SITUATION, BY widow woman, 8 nurse and seamstress; ia capable of ‘vking the entire charge of a nursery. Unexception- able reference can be given. Please esll at 227 Wash ingten street, corner of Barclay, over the store. V )ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, todo shamberwork and plain sewinz, or chamberwork and waiting. Can be well recommended from her last place. Please call at 384 Second aveme, above Twenty fourth street. Can be seen tor two days. Wa ‘BY A RESPECTABLE GIKL, ASTTUATION am to couk, wash,.and iron, or chembervork aud Good city rence eva be given. Piease cali ys at 122 Mott street. AN EXPERIENCED weiting. "for two W bee business tn ali ita branche: of city referonees has lived a tot Weare call ot 180 Wert Pouriesat! sNIED—A SITUATION BY A R&SPROTABLE Woman aa cook; one that perfectly understands can give the best we in ner places rest, tear Kighth ¥ D—A SITUATION BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, a8 narse, end to atvend ty lady's war iment and éo plainreming. Apply at 40 dhirty-secona ».reet, be- JSON BYENUES, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asa chambermaid and waiter Can ‘pe seen at No. 2 Gard ss th avenue, 7S ANIED—BY A aged 17, a situ: Gocd city refercnes give a0 Batt wont W ITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE Pht Y testant youog woman sa ook; sh» is a ood plas cook, waster, and ironer; abe has just lett her sitmation én account of the family making some change. Has the best of city reference from ber last piveo. Please call at 48 alien street, for two days, if not engaged SANTED—A SITUATION AS GOOD COOK AND Y pastry, in a private family; no objection to a pri: vate boarding houre, The bess of sity reeronce con be given. Can be seen for two days at 88 Prince steevt, ’ ANTED—BY A WOMAN WHO HAS USE Lov’ her baby, schild to nuree. Apply at 180 Elizs both strect, rear, first floor, to Mrs. Lawlor. WASTED.T-A YOUNG COLORED MAN, WAO CaN furnish tho beet of references, wishes a yoo situation as ccachman, or waiter in a private frunily Con be seen at 168 Welt Twenty ninth street, for tre any! y JANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 YE\R3 OF ear, of good sdéress snd edacation. Ono * writes well, or way Gesire to oxesl ia the art of peam ship, or qequire a thorough kno wlecge of bookxe:piog wih find « f able opportunity by applying st the roows of the subscriber. OLIVER B. GOLDSMICH, 362 Broadway. WY ANIEDIA BARKFEPER; ONE WHO O\N CO: weil reoommendad from his inst eraployar ag to Hlonesty and robriety con tno a good plan by ad iressing ota, in Lis owngjhandwriting, 10 Kaward Windust, li kerow. ;ANTED BY A SALESMAN A SITUATION, 18 A vrorrt, estive map, a native of Germany, cay English perfeotly well; has a little knowledge of paper banging ard ontting vp cnrtains, also the up atering Can produce the aost ratisacvory reference from is last place, where he bas dived the letion mactbs as waiter, Bjeass addeers BB. B., Herel ole, NIE™—A YOUNG MAN, IN A PAurLy Go. cory store, ore that is willing to make bioself generally useful, one, thet bas been in the buriness pre- ferred Anply at 765 Beandway, between the hours of § on€11A.M endéto8P. M. AMIED=IN A GROCERY STORZ, A YOUNG MAN ¥ atont 18 years of age, who writes a good heel, and can come weil recommended. Apply to I B. Ward, orner Cotumpia aad Pactett atenete, lyn. ws EO—BY A RESPACTAPLE YOUNG MAN, A rituatton as waiter, or would go ad coachy yn. Cam be well recommended from hiasast employer. Can besaen at 09 Fast Eteveath street, petweem Fire) ana coord avenues. if )AMLED—BY A SINGLE MAN, A SMUATION 4S y coaahmar; noderetacds the erre art! mapage ment of bores end city driving. Onli at 810 Broadw sy, cornerof 'birkeenth rtrect, where the advertiser cum be von and referenee given D-~A A@/IUATION, IN A RESPEDPABLE Brecery oF liques store, oy & young man who is A eeqnainied with chy baste: @ miat aatisfoe- oTY ats reverence cao DO given, Please aidresa J MG, ered ¢ fice JANTED—A SITUATION, Ay COACHMAN, BY AN Cxperienced Protestant, who can farnish the beat referenes aa to capacity, honesty, S@reeablesess, &e &e , from bis last Cap whom he sepved some years, Please adurese J. C., box 109 Herald office, ter Swe daya. Warr —For 4 YOUNG BOY, ABL® AND WILL ing to werk, a situation in a or any Hight ba- sinees or would be apprenticed to wome trace if re quired. e cal at 136 Court strect, Grook!ys, or adress Orphan, Her aid offi Wess IN A LAWYFR’S OFFICE, AT A MOD erste ealary, a lad who srites Apply to Mr. Crarlee Kdwards, 67 Chatham street. Being specimen of TANTED—A SMART BOY "O RUN OF ERRANDS collect bil &c., one who resides with hie parsats acquaintel wih the city, and can come well racem mended Nona others neeé spply. Cali st 12 o'clock M ai MEALE BROTABRS, 283 Broalway. ASTOUT ACTIVE BOY, 17 YEsR3 of age, & situation to learn any respectable trade; carpenter pre'erred. Weuld go to any part of the W.H P,, box 124 Herald office. ANTED—A SMART, TELLIGENT AMER(O\N boy, 15 years of age, in an importing house; one vho resides with hie parents preferrred. Apply to Mf. >. Whitney, 46 Breauwsy, front office, up stairs, bstween the hours of 12 and 3. 1 GIKL3 WANTED—TO G9 NINE MILES FROM New York; must be neat sewers, and must be able to wake button holes neatly. Good wages aud eon- stant employment. Call, ai this week, at 84 Paird avenve, betveon Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Also, two girls, for a sewing machine, 1.0) Witte GIVEN 70 ANY one PROCURING the advertiser, who is a smart, active mia, & Hiivetion a conductor on the Brooklyn or New York city railroad care. Address X. Y., careof Mr. Clarke, 186 Livingston street, ‘oath Beookly TO $20.—TEN NOKE ACTIVE AGENTS WANT €d —Men are now making $10 perday. Nobum- Vaz. Call and examine for yourself at 200 Broaday, room No. 12, up stairs. FALL FASHIONS, “ CAD TO THE LADIGS.—URSDELL, PEIRSUN & AL LAKE will exvibit this morning for their approval: TEM pieces rich plaid all boiled nilks at 623¢c.; 100 plocas rich plaid aud striped sitks at 76c The above goods are new in design and coloriog, and at prices full 30 per cent less than the cost of importation. No. 471 Broadway, between Grand and Broome streets. (ASHTON ABLE ¥ 4LL MILLINER’ No. 734 Division street, begs respoctfaily to aa noupee to the lacies of New York aud stran; vieldog the city, tbat she bas now completed and realy for in specticn a moat extensive and varied assortment of fll Willisery, which she is determined to dispose 07 at prises considerably lower than the same class of goods cia be pwecbused eleewhere. Millinersand merchants, as asail supphed with pattern bonnets on the moet ressooadle terms. ADAME PIERKE GUY, 144 THIRD AVENUE, PS. tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, bay just ofened the fall searon with a new aad e'egant stock of Paris millinery, and ix now ready to supply the la lice with the latest Paris faxbions at ber neual moderae terms Orders promptly attended to. x 188 ELIZABETH D. RING?, DRESSMAKER sND —MRS. M. FREELY, ’ embroderer, Ke , 184 Weat Twenty ninth straet, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. Jl oriecs pane- tually attended vo and thankfally received. AHS © SIONEOILL, FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, LU No. 7 Division atreet, would inform the leties of New York ara vientty, thst her opering has besn le 1.) ¢@ ip coprequenes of ber entire stock belog purchase} oy country mill’ners for patterns, Sirs. 5 would aa- veunee that she wiil open Thurs‘ay, 29th, with ao elegant agvortment of Paris millinery for the fol ep, of every deserivtion, which for variety and auty of waterisl and workmanship, csanot be excelled by apy estadlishmens im the city, N.b —Ordere puse- ty attended to ME. BUCKINGHAM RESPEOTHULLY iNVITES THE Jadies to call at 761 Broadway, and tes! hor skill ta the dressmaking copartment. Tey will Kod pre- pared with tho latest Paris fashions, and s perfect ft ia every Care warranted. Ps FALL MILLINERY.— MS. WM. SIMMONS, having epeord her fall siples of Paris milinery, is j reperes for their uspection, a4 her first premium milii- _ ry : how reoms, 684 Broadway, near the Metropelitan ote ARIS MILLINERY.“133 F, JOEL, 757 BROAD way, vill open her fall millinery on Lge og omy kth inst. Head dresaos, caps, eoifleura, &e., in the iatest Parisian fashion, acd which for taste ané elegance of style cannot be surpassed. 797 Broadway, cormr of righth etroet. sPECIAL NOTICE 10 THE LADIFS.—MRS CAR EF: ©} will open for show on Tharsday next, Septerober 23, \ eplendia aevor'ment of lidlen’ mourning bonne's; alzo, mssea and children’s colored bonneta, ia great variety. Mrs Cartes’s mb'voery estariishment aad honiton lice sranuiactory, 5048 Broadway. rQ\HE LADIES OF NEW YORK WILU RAVE AN OP pertunity of viewing one week's later fashions by calling a6 he store of the Misses JUEL, 693 Brostway, idm nex’, 28th inst. They will on that day o bead dresses, oaps, &e , ko. ported, in the most reshercho Broadway, opzoelte Metro- geE eee He HY f gs at Tammany Oth, at 734 oelock, P. Mf a candidate for Mayor. dive delegates to a county convention, which shall meet at Tammany Hall, on Tueeday, October the 10th, at 7 . Mi the ‘of no! candidat nominat er, City Judge, District attorney, and <ur- rogate. Five delegates from ward in the respec :ive Copgresmioval districts, to meet in Convention on thars- @.y, Octover 12, at 7% o’clock P. M., to nominate a can- didate for the office of member of Congreeg. Such con- ventions to be held at the fol bea — 8rd district—Hill’s Star Houre, ispenard street, 4h Duclay’s Tenth Ward Hotel. um Onderdunk’s Hull, corner of Clinton and Grend streets. 6th Vauxball Garden. = Milliman’s, corner of Twenty-sixth street and Seventh avenue. sth « Thomas Starr’s Vive Mile House, Third avenue. Five delegates from each ward to an Assembly conven- tion, to meet cn Friday, Vet, 18, at 734 o’elock, P. M, to pominate condidutes for the office of Member of Assem- ty, such convention to ve held at the place of holding the primary elec ion in the ward, except that in four Gistricts they shall be held as follows:— Ist district—110 Greenwich street. and Wheatley’s, 24 Elizabeth street. oth “ — ‘Taylor's Hotel, Manhattanville. Mth Miiliman’s, cor. Twenty-sixtn street and Seventh avenue. sth “ Union Hote), Third avenue and Twenty jecond street. Five delegates from each ward in the Second, Seveath and higkth jucicial districts, to meet in convention on Monday. Cet. 16, at 745 o'clock, P. M,, to nominate sush candidate or cancidates for police or civil Justices 43 «re to be ele therein this fall. Such conventions to be held at the followicg places:— ‘2nd district—Tammany Hall Davis's, Fifty-nivth street and Broadway. Millimsn’s, cor. Twenty-sixth street and Seventh avenue A committee of fifteen persons to meet on Monday, Oc‘ober 16, at 734 o’clock P. M, at the placy of holding primary elections in the ward, to nominate candidaiea tor charter or ward officers. Reto ved, That in those wards which are com} of more than one council cistrict, a committee of five be ekcted in each council istrict, to meet at the place on ‘the same night with the charter convention, at the plaze where the primary elections have been held in the ward, or msy baye been held to nominate a councilman for such district. Resolved, That the said elections shall be held at the following places, uncer the direction of Inspectors named by this bod; , aadeach member of this General rivilege of naming one In- delegates should be absent, case the Inspectors shail be named by the deie- sent. Tollowing places were then fxod, and Juspectors td—110 Greenwich street. 13 Dutch street. 84 Warren street. Sherwood’s, 107 Hudson street. 24 Klzabeth sirect. Knickerbocker House, corner of Governeur and Division streets. Faxleton, corner of Varick and Dominick sts, 90 Perry street. Tenth ward Hotel, corner Broome and For- sy th streets. ve corner of Third strest and ave- nue 0. J. MeCushen’s, corner of Third avenue and 124th atreot. Corner of Grand and Cannon streets. Committee hall have the spector, unless spy of the in which gates ‘the Jamen Kernans, 194 East Eleventh atrest. Hebara’s, corner of Third avenue and Twea- % cond street. Third avenue and Worty-eecond strest. 2lat Carr’s, oorner of Thirty second street and Fourth avenue. 22d Davis’, corner of Fifty-ninth street and Broad way. INSPRCTORS OF ELECTION FOR THE DIFFERENT WARDS, st wurd—— Inaxcs, Wm. Byrves and David Curran, «James Woteon, Thomas Kogers and Dani:l, 18th 16th 20th 4a «John etry, alfred Bayley and Jos. E. Eli ridge. 4th « J bth — Sembler, L. Harrison and Jameq F. Wb! 6th “ Patrick Mathews, Emanvel Silver and James Flynn. ith “© T, fgets Wm. Fayte and Thos. Lynsh. Sth John D. Bett, Peter ¥. Cramer and James moray. ob “ Joho 1. Foshay, Thomas Levy ani Joho tomohne. 10th “« Asa H Bogart and Asahel Reed. Nt 12th “ Christian H. Seaman, John H. Payne and Thos Vieteh. 18th “* pen Edward McConnell and Edward orden, 14th “ = Matthew Tweeney. James Currey and Charles ‘Taggert. 7 1th 6th lith “ A. Wood, Wm Colier and leaae Vermilyes. 18b “ ©.S Hebard, I Van Pelt snd Morris Daiey. 19th -_ Pears Fras. I, Twoney and Deonis andy. 20th ist “ Wm. G. Kirby, CN. Campbell and Thos, 224 Geo. D- Tavis, Nicholas Seagrist and John Jasper. Note —Nsmes of Inspectors snd places of holding ale: it are not here des:goated, will be published thority of the ward celegation to the General if & communication conteining the locations and names is addressed to Charles H Haswell. : SHEPARD, Chairmaa. Cuanyes H. Haswrt, Muses B AXpRUS, ECOND WARD.—PUR:UANT TO A CALL OF THE General Committee of Stuyverant Institute, the Nations] Republican Demecrets of the vecond ward are requested to at'end the primary «Jestion at No. 90 ana street, om this, Phursday, september 28, 1854, between the boura of 6 snd 7 o’closk in the evening, to elect dele- es to the several conventions, JON DONNA&LLY, |OHN M. FRENCH, MICH. +Y.N, Inspectora. Cf ee Te eee rise ood, cine xinoeried ow New York.—The us dersigned offers himself as an dent candidate fo: the office of Commissioner of streets and Lamps, at the cleetion in November next, edging himself, if elected, to fultil tho duties appertain- ng to the office with enezgy end henesty—giving strict — attention and supervision over ail employed in he department, an1 using his best endeavors to redeem the sity from fith and darkness, JOSEPH E. EBLING, Oolambian Garden, 00 Bowery. A tuble, wishes to become accumpliehed lady, with ally satisfied; om y aush ladies as move in be Bb of hfe are invited to add: Office. GENTLEMAN, °ENTY-SIX YEAR} OF AGE, OF arancant meass and oleasant disposition, but too modest to endure the formalities of a ‘sonal court- ship, wishes to open a correspondence with apme young Indy of affectionate,‘isposition. snd refined aad cultivat- +d mind, not over 23 years of age, with a view to matri- nopy. Mither party to be at lineriy to discontinue the pp | pe aos a pleasaré. Address B. P. T., deraid oftice. GENTLEMAN, WHO%E POSITION JUSTIFIES HIM in seeking among the weslthiest and most respe:- ainted with an amiable and view to matri nony, if mutu- higa- 0. R. S, Post GENITEMAN, USDER THIRTY YSARS OF AGE, wistes to form the acqv:iatance of some agresa- bie yoorg tady. She must be young. (say not over twenty two.) and pretty alao. 8 advertiser is aware that young ladies possessing these qualities are not obiged, as aru ©, to reply to Bewspaper advertisements for that very ureful animal, a husband; but he hopes that one, at least, will weke an exception in hie favor, Addre bun, Broadway Post Office. ADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAR- riegés, who will all enjoy the greatest happiness 41d matrimonial bliss, and will show the person they qill marty, through at instrament which she will csuse to ilumsnate iteelt by iavokieg the powers of ber woadecful reience, avd will tell all events of life. ond even the very thoughts. 76 Broome street, near Cannon street. Gen. tlemen not adm.tted. ATLIMONY MADE RASY, OX HOW TO WIN « Lover.~-Provessor Lawton, Boston, formerly a Teadow, ¥ ii sond to any addrene, on receipt of ons port paid, direstone to enable ladios or te wip the deveted affections of es many of the opposix vox és their besrts may losira, The process in no simple, rg so captivating, tat sil may bg gy ve age, Aopearsvee, or pesicion,; Iset, thor net bras’, it cam be arranged with oelkoue ant ee taal detection is fm, osvibio. Addroce Professor Lawton, Bos for, Mase No te tere te®en ‘rom the Post Office uniaw the postings if paid. N ATRIMONIAT. —M (DEMOISULLE EMILS VILLEST®, professor of aut phy. (or reading of charaetect hy & person's handwriting )and a é of nabaih ere tate = hum, will, upon the receip > wrenty: coats, (on equivalent in and 4, writing, rend on come un tion of thels characler, affairn ef the heart, emccesn, destiny, &s.; also & description of the one ‘the Jove or will marry Addrene, pela, KMILE VU wy way Post Once, N.Y these residing out of th ®, city cam safely travetait throagh the mail. All communi emewe: +@ i ope week efter their receipt. Oey Seren oe Spit of Gun Cay; then a6 soon as the CayE 4 N, st the Beaccn and West to the Northward of the New Port Royal Point,) Fort Avgusta beers lead clear to the Westward of South and North Pelican Spits, andas 't opens of er w N. Rats nae ie soon 8a rly, haul up E. light bears. E. by E. Sout ie nt anchorage off Kingston, when a red ge of Wingstons Tie white ight wil n, Tae # wi OF al the enya and chosls lying te the westward of Plum> Point, as limits of the shoai extending to tware of Ki en haul up for it, and proseed ad Deli bright light will cw exhibited from a» single lacy ed to the -eacom on Fort Augusta, forty fe: suspend Dgh, acd willonly be seen when to the southward and westward of it. it may be used as @ guide through tha south channel, by kesping it upon # N. 3 K, bearing, which will lead clear to the westward of the ese ‘buoy and to the eastward of the Three Fsthom Ie 5 but the use of thi« channel is nct advisable at night except by “‘drogers’”’ wadother small vessels. The lowing are the bearings and distances fr = Pian’ Point lighthous: Cow Bay Point. --E. 8. E, 8 miles. Lamotte’s Bank. E. 8, E, 13% miles, Morant Cay.. 5. E b&, 56 miles, Fast Middle Buoy 3. S/W. 34 W., 13g miles, Southeast Cay, +B OW, 34 S., 235 aoe Portuguese Buoy 8. W.; 53¢ miles. Portland Rock... ...-» 8. W., 64 mies, N. B.—Tne whole of the dearings are magzetic, and it is recommer.ded that thay be strictly attenced to. VHOWAS HENDERSON, Commodore, GEORGE J. GiBBON, Master H, M.S, lmaum, eax ANNUAL the New York State Agricultural Soci will be held st Hamilton nqusre, iu the city of New York, tha first week in October, in connection with the Americag Instiiute and the New York Horticultural A which premiums amounting to $8,000 are offered to ex | hibitors from this and the ing States. ‘Tne grounds will be 0; on Tuesday, 34 of October | at 9, A.M., and close on Friday erent the 6th. ‘The anaval address, by the Hon. John P. Hale. of New Hampshire, will be delivered on ‘the show groundsom Friday afternoon, ths 6th. Premium lists and regulations ean be had of Janes: Beebe & Co., 856 Broxdway, and at the rooms of the American Institute, ae Ef Entries ‘grec to exhibit should be made at Janey Be & Co ear as as practicable, on and th of September, urer, Me. Kirt Mr. Job son, will be at the Astor Hours Rode td poe and every desired in-, formation will be f Exhibitors should have their articles on the ground the week ious to the fair, except in the horticultural fer 3 t, which can be brought in on Monday, 2d of tober. ae eeteet ns Dawley Mies ech OS Sage the week Hour ‘. : mn ons obations in reference to the arrangement ticles on the grounds should be made to Thomas Bell, im attendance to give directions to ex- we. Y, President, B. P. Joumson, Cor. Seeretary. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. King. shepliatd Ke Veris ©. More Bon. John A. She app, Lewis G. is, John ©. Jackson, Bs cavard G. Faille, Inane B. Haviland, Lorillard Spencer, Thomas Bell, | B. B. Kirtland. THE FADES, &C. APDENER.—A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SI1UA- tion wno perfectly umdersiands gardening. Cam Fedues good testimonials as to character, capability, Ke. Please address Flora, flerald office. ERS.--A GOO 9 WORKMAN, r makin spretacte lenges, yusentat i. 8 #RaANKS? opti- PTICAL GLASS GI having a £6t of too: will find permanent enn cal store, No. 2 Park row. ‘O PAINT GRINDTR®.—WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED pSintgtinder atthe Gibaboro, N. J., Uclor Works, teu miles from Philaddphia. Apply, oy letter, te Joba Lucas & Co., 88 Arch a.rest, Philadelphia. 0 MERCHANT T ILORS.—A PRACTICAL CUTTER can cut custom work, sud J. AM, Heratd , ANTED I*fMenlsTRLY—4 PERFEC!LY CowPe. W “tert and tiptop watch maker, 0 go 40 Vigials Apply to HIRAM YOUNG, 263 Broadway, ‘ANTED—AN FXPERIENCED FOREMAN, TO TAKE Sune cuae aa manager eda, a " G. B. FLINT & CO. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. ee DIAMOND BREASTTINS, WITH CHAIN J attached, equal to the real diamond. Price $5; without chain, $4. Ibese pins are really worth a visit to see, and the price is within the means of every one, Ci- vility to non-purcl tia. M * Led JACOBS, 407 Brosdws: NOLD SHIkT S{UDS.—KNOW NOTH NG STUDS, $450 ‘0 $6; carbuncle, $8 to $15; cameo, $8 to $16; Odd Fellows, $5 to $12; Maronic, $5 to $15; gold stone, $6 to $16; onyx, #8 to $165 sg $4 60 to $12; embossed gold, $8 50 fo $15; plain, $2 $0 to $13. all cestriptions of studs at low prices. GEJGEC. ALLEN, Importer, 11 Wall street, second floor, aear Broadway. OLD FOB CHAINS, VOR GENILIMEN’S CURB— three, fear and five strand, $14 to $86; long lnk for chsins, $10 to $28; belcher chuias, $17 to $35; flat Kink, fasceted, $16 to $40; chased link. Aled, $11 to 832; t link, engraved, $15 to $28; louy (uk, double, $12 to $26; long link, engraved, $16 to $20; wove fob chaius, $12 to $27; chased anc pressed fob chains, $15 to $35; and all other hinds of job chains, yest anf guard chains for sale, at retail, at wich less then the usual prices. GEO. ©. ALLEN, Importer of wa'ches and jewelry, wholesale and retail, 11 Wall street, cecond floor, near Broadway. NDEPENDES ona perreg or vet FINE he dependent secon: uarter second watches, for timing horses, in gold and silver oases, double ana singlo time, for tale at Jess than uenai prises, wholesale and retail. G. C. ALLEN, 11 Wall street, se2ond floor, ATENT LEVER WA'CHPS.—FINE ENGLISH PATENT lever watches, in gold and silver cases, full jeweled and plain, fine time keepors, for sale, wholesale and ze- teil, at jess than usual prices. G. C. ALLEN, 11 Wall street, sesond floor. SAFES. ARRON AAARAAARAN ANd Wien Cr, TeGaXHERS SALA MANCRR 8.FE DEPOT, 205 e. Pearl street, three doors above Maidea lane.--an assortment, from newly improved patterns, with powier proof locks, for jeweliers, merchaots, housekeepers, & , on hand and for wale as above, by HITCHU0.K & DUNN: © J. Gajler, patenteo. TRAVELLERS GUIDE. J hisy from. pet Now i North ‘Rivee.Two, Mane rom O. Vern c: ne AM aa Px M., by steamsboat johd Potter, tyisera to wer pos te Philatsipbis, Fare clsas, $2 76. Exprew ne ot 2. M., by Joho smpy; sitect ta Camden by care; through ig five hours. Fare, $3. Wap accommodation ars % fast fine at 12. \L.; fare $i 40; exnigrant lime at § 70, $3 76. AY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND THE INTERNETS. toard.—the steamer GEORGE WASHINGION, B. Odell, will leave New York, eresy Tuerday, Uhnzeday apd Bat Returning, leave Albaoy every Ys and Fricay, 4% KANSAS—IHROUGH BY RAILROAD TO sT. Louis in fitty hours, thence without detsation b; first class steamboats The ucdersigned are prepared, to issus tickets to emigrants for Kansas at greatiy re- éverd rates. A train will leave this city op Tuosday, 34 of October next. imigranta wishing to start on that day will do well to call before ongaging elsewtere. JOHN J HELLING & Co., licensed forwarders, 86 Green- wich street. EW YORK TW) MONTREAL, OGD) BUR N , St Johnsbury Littieton_ via