The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1854, Page 5

6, ret ef the New York | Leon rected » vir lent and reristed every stempt to dislodge pg cough, from woieh I neve- Te tbe folloring +usm-r I wax attacked acd from this ttme my besa nusry lest I had ev ry sem stom viovea! pe Sagem —te Se aily ‘tmes:—Ie the wiater of cold, whi bh setted upem my semmnsled ‘reek: ight bemorrd- fated rapidly, until lo refuse thut >t often seemed and th: cegmping of » ing ‘the ast 21 reatmont, | comaence the iaralstion of me-t- , Robert Bunter, of this this ime, apabie to tie down fer several weeks, ana my test sere much aollen. Brow the time ] commences the :reatment my tmorote- ment pas very rapid and at the end of four mouths lam @ntreiy well, stronger snd berter then I have been in several yr. I make thi; statement of facts beause I ‘wish <}] who bave disesses of the lunge to heer pf Dr. Bunter and bis mode of ireotment, as I ‘the only cue fo consumption i any ene eho may wiad it +l) the partisay “nme st my resiencs, N. Pax: BE 74 Gouvernear street. Bow York, Menduy, sept. 11, 1854 y apperite was De recat eheer/ally give FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. BOVEY MAKES. ‘Tuurepay, Sept. 28-6 P. M. ‘We have no change of importance to report in the stook market todey. The teudency thoughout was upward, ane the transectiors were to a consi¢erabie extent. at the ‘fet beard OsbtemCo advanced 1; per cent; Cumberland’ @oai, % ; New York Central Raiiroad, 14; Erie Railroad, 3; Harlem fell off % per cent; Nor- It is reported that the gross earnings of the Erie and Cen‘ral roads, for the month of September. will smount to vearly six handred thousand If there fmmense receipts are realized they will caceed those for any previous month ia the history of either road. These twe companies show a great simflarity in their monthly increase, and as the eest of each road is pretty nearly the same, there should mot be such a wide difference in the market value of the wtoek, Tie market prieve of the Erie is just half that of It might not be uninteresting to compare ve position of these two cuumpanies, for the pur- pose of rointing out the inconsistencies which exist. The two com;anies have fownd it for thelr interest to work more ip unison, and that spirit of oompetition which here- tofere has been more or léss injurious to each has been re moved, ond a better unde: standing existe relative to rates of trave) and tranaportation. The sdvence in Reading Reil ros} cannot be etherwies chan permasent in the fase of the immense businena of the compsny. The tarlif of charges is Ligher tham usual, which, with the enormous tovrge trensported, must givo a great increave in groas Fevenne, The stock aypeare to be firm, the upward movement being gradual, but with unusual strength. Cumberland Cost improved to-day in prices, with a good demend. Nicarsgua Trani, was ia moderate request, without change in prises, On the whole, the stock mar- ket ban an encouraging aspect. Strength and-rescurees We are rapidly recovering from the effects of the innumerable disasters of the past six mwoths, and there appears to be s greater degres of energy exercised in overcoming the cifficulties and embarrass. mente of the p.«t, than usual ever among our most on- terprising clesces. It is estonishing with what philoso- Phy the people of this country adapt themseives to cir- e@amatances, and with what calmuess they bear up under Teverses. It is to this pcouliasity that we attribute our rapid recovery from all revulsioss and collapses in the @ommercial and finarcisl world. eountry have now becowe so great, and are so actively moved, that a short period of inactivity rerves to in. ereary our capital and give greater strength to fature Seeding Railroad, 14. wie and Worcester, X Every day adds to our The resources of the Atthe second board the market was [more buoyant, and in eviden‘ly acquiring » more healthy tone. Det ree now those sadden flustuations which were so great s few days since, acd the operations area becoming wore substential and stondy. this afternoon 3¢ ver cent; Roading Raflroad, 1%; Rad- gen Kiver Kailroac, 4§; New York Centra! Railroad, X43 Erle Rajiroad, 3 4fter the adjournment of the board the following Ddenér and stocks were dispo-ed of 2t auction, at the Merchants’ Exehsnge, by A. H Nicola: $4 000 Can’dsigus & Elmira «R, 24 mort. int add. 79 neo do 18 4,000 Flu-biog RR, 100 +o 25,000 Rahway * teem Brick Works 6 ‘aq River and Lake Krie RR. Citizen.’ Band Mecchants’ Ex: Nesxan Bans. Cumoerland adveaced do lst mort do do do 333 co do 3 Iving Fire Insurance Go. Reliance Mutual Insurance Aird avenge MR... -+..+4 BsSeess fimeon Draprr’s semi-weekly auction #2] ‘and bends will take piace ut the Merchants’ Exchange, to-morrow, (Friday,) at 1234 o'clock. By the arrival of the steamship America st Halifax, fsem Liverpool, we have seven days later intelligence The advices are not at all to far as finavcial and com. mercial affairs are coucerned the accounts are rather favoratle Corsols had a1vanced There had been vo materia! change m que tstions for breadstuffe er cotton, Dut prices rather favored buy crs the steauship Niagara. from Boston for Liverpool erday, curried out $595,300 in specie, instead of regorted by telegraph. The warrants entered xt the fressury Department, Weshington, on the 26:h inst , were:— Fer the recemption of stock. fres sil parte of Europe tmportent or intere ting secees SLT BL For the yayment of other Treasury debts... Stocs Excoange. Tavaspay, Sopt. $6000 Erie Ine Bie.b 100 shs Brie Rx... 9:00 Pan Bab }st is > SHU NICK Beso 140011 C RR. Bde 53 WOON Y C.RE Bee.c eee DS 60M C.R+,10’s, 3 16 bariom Re, 800 do §8 Ochs NYC.RR ital Bat Harlem R. R .»60 33. = CirY THAVE REPORT. THUR«DaY, Sept 28—6 P M. Baaavercrrs —Flour was in better demand ard rasher firmer, with sales of 6,400 bbla —ordinary to choice tate Western at $78 $7 60. with oxtre at $770 8 $9 ~outhero at full previous rates. Rye flour and corn. . Wheat was purchiaso ty the prime Canidian white, free, a¢ ‘1 65, and 3,010 d». Wi-consin do at Sl 46. made st $115 Orlesns, and 76c. 8 77}40. ern mixed, per bur hel. Cormx.—About (60 a 80° bales were reported, at @teadty prices, which ranged at about the pxvioas quo- Famauts.—There we: 20 cbango of moment to notice in hiopere were taciined to a watt the ano mized to tan Wertern and bble meal were uncha: extent cf 6,540 ba rate. for Liverpool. pt letters per .morica before doing much. wor ataboutdd fm ships’ baze and cotton at ‘4, and seme lote of ofl “ere engaged at 10s. per ton 1 'e8 of cotton were taken hy the packet at yd To 00 Dbls. asbes were engeged at 10a Pp spin’ al, on private terms. fe rota, ates were onebsvged, and ruledat about dic a 40¢ per foot measurement — Tnovisions,— Pork wes very dal! and hear dia not +xceed 610 bbls , at $13 911873, 0 $12 for prime, per ‘& 614 for mess, a closing with no de- exerpt at easier Ovatrasts were settle) for 1,100 Dele meen at about $13 8735. Cat meste wrre a0 were cold 460 fate to holes la-t at 100 0 like. ger Ib, and 150 bole beef at drooping. Migs bases: aga que waves be dy nite Beer ox eof a0 ata, ware made here and to arri a. st be from be €6%0 Sore eee 0340. » 6c, and the other portion. Auction Sale of Dry Goods. ‘The fellowing were the range of prices obtained at th» sale of French worsted goods, msde y-sterday by Mesers: Coffin & Bay doek:— superfine mode merino cloth, 46 and 47 inch guste. ale; extrado, co, 46and 47 inch, 650 a 620 ; extra do,, warranted do., dle a G0e ; very dne, 46 anid 47 inal, moce merino cloto, 65 a j fines do , 60, 62e 2 65; extra warranted do, 68ig¢. a Tue . Wasuperoo , co; O8jse & ‘le ; nigh colors do., and black aud white, To @ 8c ; flver mode do. co, 67%0 a Tic ; exwa fine do., GS xe. a 69¢., #p enoid mote oolur ed merwwe cloths, 46 47 inerem wide, 84550 ; very sulen id €@, a ,80e.; maguitcen do, co., 83e '& $1; five mode eckred Jo, do, do, 6c, ® 68e ; superior do, le ; etre wore ¢0., 6bc., 600. a Tle ; high color » Pack spo while, 740. aI2iKo , extrs dv, eo. a Sie ; 00, mazazine biue and high colors, Bie. & $1.05; magpiticert de ,do , 88° a $117; supertine mode color. ed ibibet clotba, Glo; super do., mode cvloes do, @c w thc; very One warranced do, do, bigh coors apa whi, 64e. a Tle ; do mazar blue, hign colors wrd b xe . & 12366 5 do. high ovloes, very fine, Te a 80e. mais snd bigh eoiers, white and wines, Be. a SL extra doe omek Luibet clotus, $1 23; magni icent black oo, $129 s $165; extra tivo mote eoloied slip tie Chine, ane excellent bisck Cauta cwoth, 80 os cloth Chamboard, colores vel vor, drab Ki article for mourping, and ara sili tria,.c4: Xtra He quality mode coured de Iaines, $272; de, warranted do. du., 8292; daee do mode polored de laine» and high colors, 28¢. a 3c. do.do wuzarin blae and bigh clon .: 0 do” an: txtea warranted di, Bde. a 860.; do do. fine do., ate , do. do. igh colors, blue and black, 3c. » 4c; 00 do aploncid de do, 3° a 45c ; very flue moce coloteo celaines, 8¢ a 4c ; very tice bisck mocslin ds Joinen, O2350 ; finest o'ack do., de; fae white mad x tra do. 86 a 48¢ ; dpe niack’ tamaise mousse delains -, 42e. a bc ; superfine and very floe mousss de b-«e, 2c 4 80e,; still Gner do do. aad extra fine do , Sic. a ile ‘marrica, On Thursday morning, aber 28, at the Reforms: { Duteh Choreh, Lafayette pce, by the Rev T.W Chaa- bers, Mr. Jamas W Grimms to Alises ANNA & Boyce, all of this city. On burrday, teptember 28, by the Rev. Wm. Rich mond, F W CLARK to Saxau, daughter of Thos. Hyatt, all of this city. In thia city, on Wednesday, “eptember 27, by the Rev. Joseph tnggart, Mr »aKon Bunwwr to Mise CaTHaxixk, dangrter of George W Franklin, Esq., both of this city. Country papers ples-0 copy In this city, at the residence of G. W Soule, on Thurs- day, september 28, hee Rev. Dr. Osgood, Ronsar T. Dyan to kxpgoca P. eldest caughter of Wm. W. Smith, ksq , al of Kesdfiels, ke Portisoa papers j-leare copy. On fouratay, Seytember 28, by the Rev. Wm. H Nor ris, Mr. SaMURL P. sMiTH, of Northcastle, to Miss Sarat ASN SHANNON of this city On bureoay, ep emrer 28, by the Rev. Mr. Taggart, Davi M Woop, heq, to Miss Kars -xrTH, youngest caughter of »be late Jutn W. smith, of Warwick, Orange county, N Y. In Sroebiyr on Ihursdsy, ~ep'ember 28, by the Rov. ‘Thos. T Guion, of >t John’s Charch, Go. U Harry, of this elt, to Miss Tumza K WHITE of Brocklyn. ‘On Weanesday evening, evtember 27, at fort Bamil ton, at the remd coe of Mra .lecander G. Gordou, oy the Rev Mr cooGeid, Lieut ABNRR -MEADE U.S A., to Miss AMANDA, youngest daughter of the Jave Commander Gordon U. 5. N On ihursday, Seotember 28, at KHenville, Ulster coun ty, N X¥% by the hev bemel Mo@aN, dr Patarox MeDon- Kil, of this city, to KcsanNag SHERIDAN, of the former place. Died, On Wednesday evening, september 27, after a short {ll Bers, DiepEnicn M HavEMMYRR, in the 89th year of his age. Friis relatives and friends spd thove of the family are reapectrully invired t+ atvend his fuceral, from his late residence, No. 197 West kourteenth street, on Sunaay afternoon, at fre o'clock On Wednesday evening, “eptember 27, infant daughter of Kowin a. acd: Oomnalls 2 Hophisa, aged 11 months and 4 days, ‘The reia ives and friends of the family are respectfully invived to attend the fuveral, this afcernvon, at three o'clock, from the residince of ber parents, No. 393 Fourth atiret, without fusther msitation. On rhureduy morning, ep ember 28, Marcaret, wife of Too, + oran, aged vb years The triensa of the fomily, and those of her brothers, Jones aha Thos, Harring to: ;are requeo'ed to attend ber fuveral, this afternvon, st hwif past three o'clock. from ber la 9 residence, No 244 Ninth street. Her remems wil be taken to Hoven h street and First avenue ven e ter On Weenesdsy, September 27, Rongrt Trorr, agel 23 yea rand 4 monthe 1s Gienas are invited to attend his funeral, from the resicence of his fathe: Wa. Trott, No. 39 ‘Iroy street, + ore o'clock this af ernvan Suddenly, on Thursaxy 5+ ptember 28, Sreragy D. Car- VENTER the friends of the family, and those of his brothers, Henry s. and John ©, Carpenter and the members of the North Guaras, respecttully invited to artena bie funeral, thin ni erno two o'clock from the resi denoe of hia brother, Henry = Carpenter, No. 66 Clicton atieer On Wedrescay evaring, September 27, Thomas, young eat non of bdward AieWhood, aged 2 years, 4 mosths and No 196 Allen atcest. The © respectfully invited to a: 2 this morning, fro friends and vequaintances Ov ‘Shuracay wernt aged 27 years, 6 wont er friends sus remtives ere reepectfuliy invited to atteno ber funeral, ‘his ef at two o'clock, from ber tote rewience, he 50 Mam Un horeday, % ptember #4, om A, son of Peter and Rorina Lyneb, aged | yene Tre frience of the family wy teepectfully invived to atiend the funeral thu «fermen, ®t two o’ciocas, fe m No. 41 Vesey street om ‘bureday, September 28. Avey Bunearwrt, wife of Isnish Brainard, in the 0h pear e* Ber age. the relatives aoe (reps ot the tewily, alee the mem- bers of Polar Star Lodge oe £0 of O FP. are res pectfully iovited to attend ber )aeot®!, @ morrow mura- log at half jarteig to’clo & from ber late resiioace, No. 2 James street, Her sematos wilt be taken to New Jersey ior inte; ment Un Tuerday, September 26, of Cnagres fever, Wituam FE Vimups. avec 28 years acd 11 moutas. His friends and acquaintsnces, aad TA, aro Ton pectfully invites to attend his faceral, this aftorsooa, at ont o’elock, witnoct furtuer notice, from his late reri- denes, No, 608 Ti ird avenue. Maino papers p lene copy a /hurecay, Septem’er 28, Axx, wife of Peter Mc Lavyhiin, »gea 28 yoara ihe relatives and frien’ s of the family are respectfally invited 10 attend her fureral, from her lare residence, ccrper of Jay and Villary streets, Brouklyn, this afver- noon, at two o'clock. ‘On Wednesday, September 27, Many MoGooxe, widow" of the late Thos. MoGooue, a native cf couaty Leitein, parish of Corth entra, Irelandé—maiden name sc anally. ‘er remains will be interred ix the ce .etery of the Holy Cross, fatbush, this afternoon, from her ate resi- dense, No. 22 'mithstrect, Brooklyn. The f:ienss ae requested to artend tke funeral On thursday, September 28, after a short and eovere Mness, CaTHARINE V, wife of W. Wells Wilson, aged 35 years spd 1) month ‘The frienca of the ‘amily are requested to attend the funeral, from her tate residence, No. 74 South second street, Williamsburg, to-morrow afternoon, a; o'eleck At Now Utrecht, LI. after a long and painful illness, Jonn G Aymrs sged 43 years Bis frience and to se of the fomt'y, and of his brotha in law Philander Kimoall, sre respectfaliy invi ed to at- send his fav+ral, this a'ternoon, st one o’closk, from the reascence of hia fetter, om the Greenwood and Bato plank road, corner of Covover lave atthe resicence of Geo. | ougherty, Eeq., in Neware, N J, of consumption, ur Tues iny, september 26, in the 80;h yeur of kis age Jose Manta Gowks, a natives of An- delusin, “palo. well boewn is eoveral of our large citive as wn accomplith=d pavist Though far from homs and relatives he found comfort, consolation and peace #itn every vhing that friendship could ¢ atribute to soowne the jast mages of a protracted sickness At Charleston, § ©, on Monday, ‘eptember 18, of yel- lew fever, Me James %. -own, formerty of Darien, Joan., and recently of this city, aed 86 years Stamford pap-rs please copy. (OVEBTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SPHOIAL NOTICES. WILL © KIBGS AT 2 DEY STREET, aT 11 o'etoek A. M two Cc J OURNEYYEN POR TS4OR%S PROTE ITIVE UNION, e) «ard Benevolent “ovlety —The naxt montaly mer ing of the atove rociety will be held at Miman’s “all, Sventh avenue, corner of Twente. mxth steset, on Mon- cosy evering, October 2, at & o'clock preci-ely. Jonny TaaP, See. ‘UGH McLAUGHLIN, Pres’t. FFICE OF TH’ ROCKY BAR MIN‘NG COMPANY, No. 20 Merchants kaehange, New ange ep 16, 1854 ~ Notice to stock helderx.—Inhe notice that an as eerrment of two per cent upon the eupitel stock of the company has beer levied by the Board of Uirectors, pur- suavt to art. 17 of tho rticles of essocin'ion, payable on Tuesday, the 17th t ctobder next, at the office of (he com pony, in the city of New York. In care cf nou payment at tl = ecnge oa peares Ci whith psyrent fs required, togei ber wity a i yuents thereoa, tall be forfel to the ansesuive; 4 fo order that holders residing out of tbe olty of New York ma have the benefit of the fall time, three days’ grace «ilt be allowed to them — ‘The stockho!ders are requested to surrencer their certificates and take out new ones. By order of the Board, a BRENAN, Secretary. PEWARD —1 0 -T, ON SATU! DAY, 23D INST, im parsing theongh Chamber atrest, a porte Worvnals, containins +e dollar gold pede, some silver change, and a note drawn hy annin & “now in favor of B. M_ Quackenboss for $101 23. The doder will receive the stove re#ard by returning the ro 0 to W. H Wiley, 10% Chambers street, Ml persona sre cautioned against negotiating said note as pa, ment has been stopped. B10 "ree LXFT, IN A BROADWAY, AMITY Seventh avenue stage, on Weines- dsy evening, 27th ii Sg: out corner of Mec. dougol ard Amity 11 _o’clocs, o je sized white ivery opersgliss, merked E. Pasion, 617 Broat- way. The above reward will be paid on returnie J. H. DRAKE & 00., 31 Water street, ‘FORMATION © THE War rBa true of O-TBaRINE WGUTsK, @ Bowirog, or svty ‘avap, Ireland, eho wok passage @ Co ap n¥ o her eupt, Marguerete *’Caffery, on board th: prote: 4h'y Liverpool, ond larded is New Yort, to May tat tie Ww Mergoeete Mafery. No 4 Hall ples, Bow-ry b- tween -iath and Seventh streets | NFOR™ATION WaNTED—OP JOAN C. KEECE, W + * jm at present supyrsed to bein Brovklye, aad wi+ we heary of, *hicb *s4 about three weets ago |s let the towboa: Highiander, amc went to Broek) u ®) information of him will be thanktuily received 0) bis mether NFOKMATION DEIMED AS TO THE WARREA- bouts of John } amend, saggnee of Jovathan W. Hayes address J Hopyer, 218 Fulton street. Permeation WaN ED—OF ELIZA ANN MoELROY, who was lest heard of at Newharg, ngust 4, ou he w-y to this city and Pbitsdelphis Her age is about eighteen years, rathe tall, d-rk hair and plexion “Auydptorma fen will be thai by her afllicted father, by poat or otver street. JOHN F MIPS GRAY, LATE OF LEXING '@N aVENUE, L4IN he city, sbe will confer a favor by seudiog her ad soon as possinie, to her cousia, @. A, Post vO FINO Hii &I-TER, +b Bridget Conway; she 14 gone tro years aad ae nes hesrd notkirg snout ber smce She may fad her Ddrother, (who has iately ‘apsed,) at the corner of Mor- ris ond Greene streets, Jersey Vity N BB. SUS4N G. THOM S, L THLY ARRIVED IN ad the brig Malvern from Jamsies, is requested to her address to mosers, Dawson & Co., 160 orl cr seme Poort street. (TW YORK, SEPTEWBRR 28, 1854—CaPt y. BIT geman went op a target exeursion to lifton Park, @ib nw company rumb-ring sixty muskets, there were nite Landsome prizes presented TBE PERSON WO. BY MIStAKE frock coat contairing some papers w Dove, at the New Yerk clab cricket gee ; sil pienge Irave it at B W Davis & Co's, corner of Mebsand Fultov streets, Brooklyn, “and receive the thant s of the ownerand have his coat. ANTED—ANN sTRW4RT,. WHO LIVED IN 1620 street, Haris, N. ¥, last Fobruary, 14 reqaested to write to her rister. Jane stewart, at Kockland, Me., immediately, or come to her Wt! AWARE THE CHALLENGE | OK » ACK threw brass ILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO BOUGHT THE ticket ‘or the steamer George Lay for Mra. A. Ryckman please cai! at the company’s office this morn: ing ? TER MILITARY. T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE 4EN3Y FCK- ford Light Guard, heli at their armory, Unieo corner of Fourtd street and avenue C, oo Tuesaay eving, the [Ath ioetant, the following wembers were appointed a ocmmittee to draft suitable reaoln ions 6x- pressive of tho feelings of ‘he compsny upoa hearing of the demise of their late lamented brother, Johe R Mi gowan:—Jobn A. Loc’ wood, Chas © Wasefleld Michael H Fisber, were sp ointed said mitteo pon reas sembling the fo'lowing preamble aad resola‘iona were unanimously adopte: : Whereas, by ‘he dispensation of an all wise Provi- denee, ovr beloved brother an! assctiate, Juba ©, Mac- gowan, has beon removed from our midst, @ young man of stisling worth and integrity, » goo? soluler a af- fectionate sonsnd brother; and wiereas, “thoagh he be dead. still shal! he live,’ at least in cur remembrance; therefore, Reacived, That wo deeply 'nment the loss of our de- cessed brother, John KR. Macgowan, and that we sin- cerely svmpatbice with bis bereaved and aged parents in this their irreparable love. Resolved, that the Armory and oolors of the oompany be duly draped in mourning. and that the members wear the usual badge for the term of thirty days from the date of notice. Re olved, That the company will parade on the oecs- sion of bis funeral in ciiizens’ dress. Rerolvec, That copies of the preambls and reso'u. ions be published in the Sun Herald, and Times news- papers, nd alto forwarded to the family and friends of jecear e INDBEY BLUES ARMOXY. 361 BROOME STREET.— There wil’ be « crill snd meeting of the above corps at the Armory. on Friday evening. Sept 20, at 73¢ o’olock. By order, ELGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain. J. T. Toat, Becretary, Sis mage ola aed SPORTING, &C. F%. SALE—A FINE, LARGE FULL BLOODED NEW- foundisnd dog, 17 months eld, white, hsnd: marked with black Can be ween at Mr COLK’S reai- dence, Washington avenue, between fultoa ond Gates wm Brook yn, or inquire at 80 South stcect. Price TIIGNON’S GYMNASIUM, 159 AND 161 CRO BY treet —Bodily exercise’ the ben: me tice —The public are respectfully informed that » clase hes just deen formed ior instruction in gymnastics. at the above entabliahinent, will be continued every eveniog throughout the aeason We would e+pesielly cal the attention of cyspeptice, snd persons whore babits are qutirely sedentary, to tho necessity o: exercise, ia ordor to keep the phy: *tem in @ condition to resist an beaithy ipfuraces. The ¢ymnasiuw is open daily, from sunriré vntil 10 P.M, for general exercise The genile mens? clase meet ever) evening at slght sjelees. fous 00 tor. Spari yaght priva’ iy . OMIGNON Proprietor . UOIME.—SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION —THERE WILL bea silver cup pitched for, free for ull pitchers, o “Saturday, teptember 3°, 1854, at Bergen Corvern, Beatiy’s Hotel, Hudson, N. J. ‘PORTING — KING CHAR! AND BLENGED +5) spaniel pups. mxmmoth bes foundland puys, -citeh and Pnglish terriers, Eoglsh greyhounts anda veiety of other choice breeds = tocx dogs of the purest blood Ploere copy the address, 206 Water street, corner of Ful- ton, up stairs. LOST AND FOUND. 0G LOST--FIVE DOLLARS REWARD—A SMALL with white breast, and no black end ton terrier, color, Theabove reward will ve pail for his return to ‘2 2 West Fourteenth street. 4 0G LOST—A BLACK AND TAN TER#IKR, sHO“T eared, with back pxtent leather sollar. 4 re vara of five Gollars will be paid by returning him to 196 Prin et it. OUND=IN FOURTH AVESUR, A GOLD KN. MEULED bracele*, ‘ije owner ean have the same by calling at 178 Walker ste@@t, proving property, and ya)ing for this advertise ment. OST—ON THE KVENING OF THE 20T.), IN (He Teighborbood of Twelfth street and 4:xth avenne, forge Diack Newfoundland dog, with # white «pot on the hack of bis neck. A liberal reward will ne given by it at 138 Twollth street, betweon Firth and duxth UT—ON MON’ Y LaT, BEC OURTH 4 avd Fifth avenues, or on Sreadway. an fudia mas: proidered band erchiet, the letter B emb-oidered ath inthe centre A lireral reward wilt be paid it at room 17, 167 Broadway. by WEDNESDAY EVEN'NG, SEPT. 27, IN i sixth svenze, beteron Lighth and Fightesnth streets, either inthe car or avenue $70. If any person has found the above amount they eta fied the owner onc will receive $12 reward, and be very thankful, at dirs. Ringgolé’s, 286 Sixth avenue. BASS7UKD"s FIR T PRE TU CRYSTAL PALAO A, billiard tarles —The judges say vest on exhib’ tion Prices recuced ered, soy all reney for ent; ving. Billisrd players find slate ond me al bed and rubber sir cushions B® Aanstreet An oniranc 149 Fulton street. Every artlale in the trada for nsle ILLIARD TABLE VANTED—A GOOD RTICIE BUT little used. Address 0. 0. B, Herald office. TLELISRD TABLES FO* SALE aND TO LET.—PUB tie and private rooms fittest uo on the mst reason: able terms, ano atebort notice $= Orders by mil prompt y attenced to Three superior secon’ hand taoles in por: fect order, for rale cheap GRIFFI'A & DECKER, 90 Ann street. COAL, &O. (OAL AT 25 JAMES STRERT, WERE GOOD WFIGHT ‘and the best quality of red ash coal will be sold at the lowest marret price. Orders receive) at the Sixth Ward Hotel, corner of Duane and Contre stres's P GARRICK, yard 23 James atreet | beg AND FLOUK.—OOAL, FIR“T QUALITY, NUT sire, $6 00 per ton: ogg or grate ool, 6675; dour, by the sirgle barrel, at the wholeesle market price, 46 livered in New-York, Brooklyn, Williamrbarg, or fersey =, Apply at the Peovle’s Coal and Flour Ageccy, 38 oadway FFICE OF THE COMMIS*IONERS OF FAMIG2ATION. No 76Frentlin street, Now York -Aealed propo- sals for the supply of pure fresh, un#kimmed coun try mk for the we of the institutions on Ward's Island, and in euch quantities samay be required, will be received by the Commissioners of Fmigrasion al their office, No, 76 Franklia strest, antil We tnesday, the 11th of October vext, The Jommissionnrs re verve the rigot to reject such proposals as they may ecm not for the interest of the commiss: uenow [ FSLIW’S STOMACH OIVIEKs, IMPoRTUD BY Le Tie & Co., 208 rane stroet. ULE WHITE BRANDY FUR PRE<ERVING, CHOTOR brandy of vorions vintages, wines, gias, anhasps. tr glish cordismy, gio cordiats, syrups. 3 Seoteh alos soperior Kest Incia gaie 8 @, Londoa aad fubiin porter &e , in enperior covdition WM. E UNDERHILL, 43¢ Broome street, corer of Crosby. OCULISTS AND AURISTS. R WHEELER, OCCULIM1, 486 B-OADWAY, CORNER ttention to disvanes ject whieh he cannot thoroughiy toaP, mM and oO re. fice hours, 11 A. M. Artificial eyes inserted. PANTS. n bet ap “BN sain WEA ormia, aa dady's ; won objection to atter d growa ap young ladies; a» Gree waking, heir Oressias, ‘cao al) kiwde nt +owmmg. Address lib Bast Phir evatn strees, sooend es DH YOUNG WOMAN WISdES . SITOATLIN % a8 gow ruess in an Amprican ‘autly: uederstands «) Binds. f. 6 ing ane floe veedlew ri; »peaxe Geran «0 would give lessons to the children iu bush lingueg \4 ap de seen ot {4 reade street, GOUD GiBL WANTS A SITU TION AS NUK=E; t+ 4 ® gv0) # Wer; or as chambe-maid ano waiter. Ap vly in the dry goods store, 284 Third avenue. HIGHLY + FSPECTsBLE Yi UNG WO 14.N DOURKS a rituation as meat and p. try ¢ ok; would assist tp weshipg art | ong, Can re+r o some of the firs aunilier 'or characierand eapauity. Please apply at 201 Bowery. +E-PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIR«S 4 SITU- avon a6 chambermaid aud seam:tr:se; can do ali *ik da Of The Br wir g, #Dd Works every ‘rRcription Of om mepieery In bigtiy recommended, “Piease apply at 201 ery. SITUATION WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE P&O- Dy teataas scung woman $a 05 chamber hick, ond ts silirg tow pein rewer WAN8 4 SITUA 4 ymeNCH OTESTANT GIR. ticn »s nurse; in willing to make perself generally usefol Camgive tbe bent of elty refereuce apply at 401 Fourtn # t, between Sixth and -eveath avenues SITUATION WANTED—BY A REPECTABLE AL young womsn, ae cbambermatd and seamstress to tase cere of cnildren The best of city references viven. Please cal st 74 Seventh ssreet, detwoea First ard Seornd averues S11UsTION WANTED—BY A KESPRCTABLE WO- P . ©, 10 Go general housework, washioz aaa troo- ing. Can give good reference from her last place. Oxn eeu at 149 rwenty second sticet, corner of seventh BLE PERSON WISHES TO GO OUt AS “A -enmatrers by she week or day; sho understands it manner of family sewing; wil] be (ound eompetent of rege pemmery ton to any lady who wisties to employ her be seen a: 126 Qlinton piace, first floor, front room. YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION Ae waiting maid toa reat about to travel to Kurope or the South; ia an excelleut seamstress, does not get sea sick, and oan preduce the bes: of reference Call, or . sre Mary clater, 83 Degraw street, South Brooziyn, for two RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITU. ation to do the housework of a small vrivate family, ww clambermaid aud waiter; has the best ot cit: re. ference Can be seen at 120 West Twenty-seventh street, between Seventh ond Righth avenues, seoond floor, baca roum. SITUATION WANTED —BY A_ RESPECTABLE young gir), a9 seamatrees and to take ace of 6: dren; can cutatd ft children’s dres-e.; best of city ‘ereres given; alto, @ situation as echambermait aut ress, by cue who thoroughly unverstauds her busi een come weil recommended trom her last pise» (xn be seen at 82 Eighth street, (St Mark’s place,) for day * SITUATION WANTED. HOUSF KEEP! BY AN sd American wicow lady, who has oever filled toe jem excep» in her own house, but fee a fally come. tens 10 do #0 fer avy small family, 2 eese aadress E. U, Brookiyn Post Uffice TRUSIWORTHY, INTELLIGENT PERSON, FOND AA. of children, ano'a good seamstress, wishes a ritaa tion as enildren’s nurse; tr of quiet domestic habite; or wovld lise to attend # small store; is perfectly onupe rent todo ro. Feferences given from former empios ers. Addzess Elen, Union fquaze Post Oftive, * YOUNG GIRL WLULD LIKE TO CERN 10 a’. fend a store, or go out by the week or mouth to sem; Cr would prefer co live with a fumily to do se vag und aaeat ym washing and trouiug or chemberwork Ts gc0d rece mmencations. Apply at 248 Grand street, thicd floor, for two days. A PFS OTESTs¢NT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SI(U: sticn as chambermaid and reamstross cr to do five Ding apd ironing. Can be seen for two cays at 177 Wert evexteenth street. Good city reference given if required. RESPEOE, BLE YUNG WOMAN WANTS A try stivn as chemhermaid and waiter Good city re iven. apply a5 83 West Twenty seventh atresc, 2 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU ation as cook, Washer and ir mer. Good city re- ferevee given Pieare call at 126 West Twenty-fourtn street tor two RE PFCT -BLE YOUNG WOM1N WANTS a SiTU- »t on as chambermald or chambormaid and wariar Good city reverence given. Apply at 14 East kighteonth ebambermeid and |.uodrese, women, fe competent, and can give the best of er’ ence. +pply for two days, at 746 Broadway. YOONG LADY H4VING A PRETTY GOOD kaowlecge of dresemesing, wishes to go under ‘n- structions wiih a competent pi By can er 1 Benry pireet, taird door, sack room A PROTESTANT GIRL WaNT3 A SI{UATION TO DO warher avd ironer, and goo: piain cook the work of # small private family; ‘sa ficat rate Can be seen at 10 rocrevelt street, firs: floor up stairs, back room, for two ony, YOUNG GIRL WANTS A ITUATION A3 WAITER A oy chambermaid; has po. bjection to assist with the washing. Can show three years and & hel’’s refer- ence if required. Can be seen YOUNG LaDY WANTS A SITUATION IN_A MIL. lwery or fanoy store. Address a, L, Brooklya Port Office. YOUNG La 4 be: a herself rors ; will make Please cail at 353' Twelfth ot. SHUA'ION W\NTED—BY A RE PECTABLE GLA, A. ‘se chamorrmaid aud ‘o wasist iu washing and iron: ing Cok grve the best of city refyreace. Please call at 17 Henry tree’, third floor back room. YOUNG M+N DESIRES « BTIUATION a3 CUT. ter, either ready made or custom work, having H. hao several years practice ia the avove. Add 8 Cutter, bereld office, for chiee days. Reference gi if reyuired SHUA'TO: WAN ‘ED BY 4 YOUNG MAN, IN * commision merchant's office, or in the office Cvpartwent of @ ebolesae ostavlishment From bis ex- perievo . he considera himself com, etent to all any po- wtion that be may be entrusted with. Address, with perticusrs,M K.J., Post Ofiice. A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS PORTER ‘me boel, o> as waiter on a steamboat ; has lived two yeers wv a bo head porter —Addrass'Mt. J. Cas- serly, 445 Unica street, Nowak, N. J. Ba) KEEPER WISHES A SITUATION IN A LIQUOR store or restaurant. Has good city reference, Ad drete B., box 119, Herald office. ‘ B+ RKEKPERSSIT! LA mee who avder has attendea in tu years. | esponsibie ri Thimy Ofth street. YOUNG FRENCH BOY, SEVENTEEN YEARS OF A. age, wiehes to ob:ain a’ situation or learn in wil vg to co ell in hie power to pleaso his employer Please cul at 53 Roosovelt rtreet. ‘1 T SERVANTS FOX EVERY KIND OF WORK, vizio oka, laundresses, chuindermeids, waiting guls, nurses girls for stores, and gave wh—BY A YOUNG mixing ull kiuds of Mquors; ve capacity for tuv last four nce givea Address J. C., 183 | housework, all weilrecommended; also, afew Sco'ca, Kaglish and Ger- man gris, cw ays be found in yreat rhoice, at MUI Ris & COON establishment, 267 Browd vay, corner of Reade street; and German mecnanies, yorte wei era, Xe, a. thisand st the branen of wich street. , farmers, » 162 Green AND LA AID SDRESS—SLfUATION ris / weDte in @ etna) private family; abo is an excedént worber ard ivoner, Cun give the boat reference Aprly 4 OOK WANTED—IN A FIRST CLAS3 HOTEL (4 man,) who pertestly understands every branch of tie busines THe murt be porfeetly qualified to manage K department in mest superive style. The in the boat hotel in this oi, aac the cooking 158 West Twentieth aireet, near most bem beeping with the establi-hub Adires» c Post Office. COE MEHR AND IG WANTED IN A PRE / vate family. Apply between 1 and 12 o’closk Ulls Cay, st No. 74 West Thirty rat sireat NOLOME: GIRL WANTED--70 DO Ti [ Oaerimeeryrpeto lly Reforencas required. apply st No. 20 Montgomery atreet, ( ‘O2CHMAN--A SITUATION AS CO\CHMANIS WANT 6, by ® young man used to the eare uf horses; has moresver lived Ave years? one pinco; has undoubdt +d ‘emtimoninls for bone ty, sobriety aud’ steady habits. Acdrees Jax.e6, Herald office. Cz WATTERS, NURSES, CHaMSORMAIDY, AC, ke, proviced for reapectable fawilirs, princivally Apply at the kmploym nt agenc? Ofiles, 6 lished 1860, ‘ection of ser- a tbe guidance of p.rsons seeking situations Rev. Drs, taeka, Ch-overs, Baird, J Gs LLAGHER, sPPREN LES W 16 Sercer street, immedi None but gov) Sewers vee apply” N. B—iresses out by mensure. street GOOD PLAIN © OK, WASHER AND IRON’ AL vcuseworter, chambermaia, nur-e, or smaall gic: can be obtained free ot exponce ut the Tatslligence Oile- 8C2 bighth avenue, near ‘Twenty sixth street. Tas office te ;articu arin selecting inte!sigent and well ro. commended servants. Families will please to call PRUTEsTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA A tien 66 Feamstrees; can cut and fit childres's hea end do all sind» (f sewing and embroidery. Cua be higbly recommended from her last place. Plexo catl at 198 West Iwenty fifth street, berween Righth end Ninth aves Can be seen for two days if not engaged. YOUNG WOMAN W1NTS a SITU sTION A+ CH iM: bere sid and jaundress, or chembermaid and sesin trees. The beat«f city reference can be given Please call nt 222 West sixteenth street, third floor, front room. Can be seen for two days WN INTELLIGENT PROTESTANT GI2L W:NS A A situation in a respectable family, to take care of cbiidren or ¢o light chambereork. dys, at 92 Ferry street. DRESMAKEX WHO I3 WELL EXPFRIENCED wishes to engege in afew smilies by the day or where she might expect to be employed throuxh the year. Can give Teference that cannot be surpesa-d Apply at 190 ibirty-sixth street, between Eighth aac Nenth avenues RESPECT RUB YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 ~ITU:- tion as chambermaid and waiter. oras chambermaid and five warher «ne ironer Good city reterenc: yiven Apply at 189 Eset Seventeenth str: et, in the rear }}8PE TABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 > IfUA- AL ‘tion to do general housework, or to take c.re of chilrren. Good city reference given Apply at 522 Washivgton street, for two days. N AM! RICAN YOUNG LADY WANTS A SITUATION AL” to «treno u atove or co any light respectat ¢ boxi vess; has a tended & first class confectionery; wases not *o much o’ en rhject os a permavent sitaation. Cav give good relexerce. Pirase cailat 362 Twelfth street, Dtsr.econd avenue so nd floor. Re PECTABLY GR«MAN GIRI. WANIB A SITUA. AL ‘von in @ very reepectuble family. Call at 211 Twenty »oxth atrect between kighth and Ninth avenues, oret floor. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS (81/0 4- A tion as Lurse andseematres+; is ole of taxing care cf a baby 1r0m its birth; the best ef city refersacéd frow her last emp overs. call at 126 iwelfth street, Ketecer Fifth and tixth avenues, hE PECTABLE YOUNG GIRI, WISHSS TO O8T \IN CA wbitvation as chatabermid and waiter, in a smali rivate ‘wlly; she ean g've tbe best of city refereuce. euse o2)) at IL Desbicsves atrcet, for two days. be neen for two A KESFECTABLE WOMAN WaNT3 A SITUATION A3 ook nd laundrens. tne aaderstands her b axiness ibe Ovgrly, und can give the best of city reference. apply at £9 Crosby +troet, for two days. RE PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WaNT3 A SITU- ation #8 general housemaid, in @ private famity. Goodeity reference given. Please call at 277 Sixth ave- Lue, betweem -eventeenth and Eighteenth etreets LE PECT BLE YOUNG WOMAN WANT: A <IC0- A ation as cook, yasber end iroper, or as chi maid ord waiter. Good city reference given § Appiy at $1 iwelith stre ¥ 08; , corner of University place, fer two LE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANT< A uation a chawbermeid and Isuodress, or piaia cook . lies 10 cbjection 10 go in the country. she has a deugbter woula Lie to go with her as nurse or waiter Has rete, ence of six yeors if reqaired Can be seen tor \wo days at St4 Noth street, between avenacs C ans Rk: PECTABLE GIRL WANTS A “Ti UATION A shomberm-id and sewer, or to do gvoerai honse- work in s smell evivate family; is a good wasaer sad irent r, and a geod plain cook can be well recomme ded trom her iast place. Con ve seen for two dara ot 30 Eigbh eveoue between thirtieth and Thirty fixstatrocts RESPECTABLE AMERICAN YOUNG WOW N wants @ situation as cook, or hea-ckeeper; is a good warher and isoner; good elty referees given “ca be seen at 261 Liizaderh sireet, third floor, for two days SITUATION WANTEV—BY 4 RESPECT .BLE YOUNG £& Yoman, us cnambermaid or laantioes; has lived over five years in ber last situation; the best of city re ereree given Can be seen nt 165 Kast Thirty-evoond sircet, fur two days LALY, LATELY *RRIVED FaOM PA‘ 12, T3 | sirous of obteining a sitaation as toacher either in aremivary or piieateteanly; is porfectiy conversant sr mao langueges; can also speak loubted ten jade as 10 abili heb, ay Ane chsracter. lean give Ac dress box 1,052 Post Uffice \ SSISTANT TEACHER OR GOVERNESS—4 YOUNG lady, who bi a Fituavon ine fem five years, desires temipary, or as governess in a ate family > is thoroughly vereed in all thi trglieh bare’ nd posre-tos undoudtel refered an 10 rerpeotsbility ane espect y Salary not so mach ject +8 @ poo) permanent sitastion, therefore, refe rerew required /pply at 66 West Baltic street, South Bro klyn. pri YOUNG WOWAN WHO HAS CARED ON DRESS makirg fcr ome time, would go out by the dey; has Door jecien to work for chiidren ‘he beet of city reference, Cali at £4 Sixth ave ue, between Iwelfih and Shirteehth streets, third foor, back room. RUG CLERK WaN' E)—-ONE Wi! O 13 THO OU Dy aequainted with the basiness, willlearn of a peroanent and desirable situation by sopizing tof. T GROEN, 200 Broadway, corner Walser street. PUG CLERK W.NTED FOR A WESTERN City — One that ie competent to take charge of a pre +cription business, and worthy of the trast, may apply a: ho. 4 Cloveher stiect. PENFORD, CLAY & w Ds CLERK WANTED—ONE THOROUGHLY «0 Te ie quainted with the burivess can, by giving good . # from lust emuioyer, odtsin an eligible pus tion. b suplyiog at the wholesale aad retail store, corner Wan! ington and Harrison streets. XP! RIGNCED SERVANTS.—SITUATIONS WANTED E ip eity and country for several very exper eace cooks one Scotch; twelve very competent Protestant servants for general work; Laghth housemad; five childrene’ nurses of long exporieuce; tw> terman girls sceadivg English, four ‘horougaly competent Prova”. ant cham?armaidé and waiters, asviet in flue washing, frvn ng, fluting, nursiog or sewing; @ 40, aoout sixty ex: celent servants ot all work. The above have served m fi-at clos» private families in Brooklyn, where they refer ladies Cesirous of evgsging them. apply at Manning's ageacy, 10 ‘illary street. Brooklyn, @-tablished uader the wost distinguished patronego, ‘Ladies, please observe the naine a4 Dumoer. PARMER.—WANTED, A SITUATION AS OVERSEER ona farm, by a young map; onderstan’s farming in all its branches, ani bas a perfect keowl»rg- of ‘he cis «04 of cattle, and bar Gret rate testimoniala as to cipa Diity, trustworthiness and sobri address Farmer, box 110 bernid office, for three F% CALIFORNIA.—A LADY OR FaMILY, GOING © of ® person who exp ¢ berrelf very useful, cao, by » plication, poat- paid, ro Luey Parcom, Brattleboro’, Vuraout, obtain her ood references can be given. G OVERNES*?.—WANTED, BY A FRENCH LADY, A J situation as governess in a respec able family she +prahs German perfectly, and understands fine needle work Best of reference given. For particalars inquire at82 John strest, rocm No. 4. G AS RE! ULATOR CANVA: 3-——EVERAL COMPE- F tent men canheve permanent employment, ata Hibers] compen sation, to canvass for orders for va Iwabie machine <pply at the office of the New Yor« tus Regulator Compeny, 282 Broadway, between 3 and 4 PM N ALE AND FEMALE TELP OF +LL KINDS—WAY “ns be engaged at the offices of the Amorican and Ko- i+igo bmigrant Protective and Employment Eceisty, 27 Greenwich street and 130 Niath streot, corner of Broad: way. EW AND SELECT IN ELLIGENCF. OFFICF, 11 HEN ty atreet, Broo’ lyn — ‘rs, Ba'es begs to ioform the ladies, on their returp to the cicy, that they will fa) at her office well recommended help’ at present wal ing to be ervwged; cha, chambermaids, chidren’s nu: ses, sevmstresrens, Ke. ESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITU ATION R Protestant 3 worked in stores and has beeo Mant years acting Private watchman io sores 40 factories; han # coxplete knowiedge of the drainage of marth Jands, by the roost improved plans, both Baglish and Scoteb; is Wil iog to mode himse f generally nsofui ‘es not so much cesived as a good, quiet aod porms renthome. Irquive at No. 7 Washington street, for two aye. VIIVATION WANIED—BY 4 RYSPECTAMLE GMI, KS) to do the housework of a small private family. Can bo sten for two days at No 229 Henry street, Brooklya SITUATION WANTED—SY A STEADY AND ES & pecteble gis) as seem tress, and is willing to asnist in theesre ot children Hos frat rate references, and tae po objections tothe country. Call or adress, for two days, 202 Bleecker street. corner of Cottege Place. ITUATION W NTE} —BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, 14 ry years of age ‘ascbildren’s nurse and to d> plain rewing Can give good cits reference. Can be seen for it 194 Kast Seventeenth stress. tak WANTFD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG kK 1d watter in a amsll QTMUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘8 KR brag rey ee or to ben Fo ma ing city references given. esent omplo ees, No 1 Twentioth seen till suited. ITUATION WANTED—AS rad BY A elas oor bie Protestant woman, who un or bu . +s thoroughly in silita branches The best of city re- ference given. Plesse call ay Mr. Bestick’s, 283 Grand street, corner Bowery. “TIVATION WANIED—BY A TIDY, RESPECTABLE joung German girl, either as cook or to take care of «bildren and do sewing. Apply at 441 Houston stroet, in the grecery store. IIUATION WANTED—A YOUNG MAN FROM BBL- ge wishés asitoation as waiter in a private fami ly: he ean prpuuce the best of nesty end industry oar inh longusges. Addiens a. ERVANT W NIB).—A MIDDLE-AGED PROTA TANT S man, without emout is wanted, a waiter, ip a private family. addrose Mr. Herald office, tien te go ip the country. ferences given. Cap be seen for four days at aey tim-, oti Welter treet, Sint ficor, between West Broadway and Charch street. FAWILIES AND “INGLE GENTLEWEN —wasn? ing on@ trop pg done m the neatert manner - p- ply at 1 8 West Twenty sixth street, between Bighth and Nim b avenues. ip the resement All orders, post- paid, wil receive immediate attemion PWO +E PeCTsBLE YOUNG WOM) N WANT SITUA- tions one ar ¢bawrerainit who has po objection to asvet ins asbing aodirontog th: other ag onok, wash- ¢randironer Good etty referee ce eau be given for bow, /ppiy at 40 Catnarioe strevt, second floor, back room. WO FESPECT BLE YOUNG GIRLS WI+H SITU 4- tient; one sx chsmbesmeid and purae and seamstress, the ot weiter, OF a8 cook, Tne nest from the lady wiih #hou Weat Sixteenth street, averu Tefereocs con be bad ~ hes lived apply at 138 tween Sixth ani Seveuth WO RE-PECTABLE PRV¥s"eNT GIRLS WaNrt situstions ae couks ¢F to Co yeurral housework. A Catholic gir! alse work or chainberwor bo-t city refereners. (ousement), Bropklym. YYWO GIKLS—ONE FOR THE KITCHEN WORK, THE other as waiter, are ranted io ® private family; slao, one good plain ek it @ lady’s semivary, and ei. ht girls for general housework None wut bese with references Deed apy y, vhe Protective Employment Office. 120 Trird svenve, betweoa Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets pply at No. 4 sands atrect, ue FAMILIES GOING 10 CALITORNTA.—WANIED, by & respectanle young ,erson, a situation as purse, or to attepo upon s lady. Would be willaog to make her- relt geve ally usefai Would like co engage with @ fa- mily smiling on the bth ot vic'oner sood city referen- ere given, Address P. M., Broadway Post Office, for two ay. WO COLORED SERV NT WOMEN WANTED; ONE to ooo’, wash and iron; the other as eb»mbermaid snd areistaut, in a amell family None exoap: such s4 can give good reference need apply, at 186 We st Twenty- 5 1aUE Jour'D street. To SeUTRERN DauoUE ae A ITU ATION WANTED by a compe Gragyist, to go South Keferences given, by addressing box ., Jersey City Poet Omi 10 MERCHANTS, &0.—.s GENTLEMAN, ABOUT TO travel cuth ana West, and who can furuish security for apy thing intrusted io his charge, would be glad of an engexowent to travsact busivecs im the ‘owns through which he passes, and actas traveling agent for geeetade house, Addrvan b..O'C, box 173 He of- eset acti pote nad RCHANT TAILORS —WANTI A SITU ATI by aGistrateauter Best of -eference gi if quire of William Butouics, 22 North Wiliam vere, or addresa M.J.8. — exalc «fice. ‘TNE JLUNF PE SONNE FR ‘NC AISE, CONNAISSANT ) Diep e@ lapgas, desire une ritustion dans une fa- mille Amériouine, pour prendre svin des entanta et don- ber Ces legona @§ coudre Eve peat fourntr ce boon: recommandatigns. B’adresser chen Mr. ‘Ney, 209 Broad. way. ANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS AND dressmaker; understunda children’s clothes, and sil binds of write wors; good city referenee can be giv- en Apply at 109 Leu: wtreet, in toe 3 VOR «4 YOUNG GIRL 10 ,ANTED—A PLA‘ earn dresemaking whore she could beard while ee References cxchanged. Address 8 R., Hera! office, J aNTED—A LADY TO -TTEND A FRENCH STEAM dying ava scouring offe-; none but these se- quaintes with the busivess pees apply. Best of city re- lerenee required. apply at 419 uroome street. Wa GIRL TO D® WA-HING AND IRON- ing ano housework None need ayp!y unless they @ best 1ecommencations. Call at 188 East can bring Brome way, PASTED—a SI UalluN, BY « RESPECTABLE Protestant yooog womsa, aa first rate cook. Sho understands it perfectly No opjection to aasiet in washing and ironing. Can giv» three years ity refer- exce. Please cai Hubert »200, or two dayr. ;ANTED—A SITU.TION, BY A RESPEOTABLE FPR, to cook, warn snd 1 on, or is willing to do gecerel house sork in a :mail private family. Beat of o ty relererce given. Can be seen for two days, at 2:6 Figt avenue. W ANTED—a 81 preity BY A RESPECTABLE young woinan, a4 000 plstm cook and good washer aud irguer. Can be bee fo, to dave, Goch vnce given.” Flease oall at 09 Greene treet, in tl rom No 3 V J ANTED—& SITU« ‘ION, BY A RESPROTABLE Jourg gir), en sock, wacber end ivoner. The best of city reference given. Apply at 56 Twenty-fourth etzeet, second floor, for two days. W ANT) D—A riUat(ON, BY A RE*PECTABLE young Woman, ar piain cook and good ircner; uncerstaads chamberwork Good eity reference given. Can be teen for tao cays at 104 Eiguth avenne betweon Twentieth and Twenty first streets, in the rear’ We —A ‘ITU TION Ai HOUSEKEEPER, BY an Foglish woman, f£ntire satisfaction ve given 9A to character any ability, Address B. B., Pier- pout House, Brooklyn. Feter- Tear, ) ANTED—a SIU. TION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman as char id, and is an exoel- Jen’ washer and iron-r, aud a goed servant. Best of re- ferepce from ber last place. Please call at 62.llen siteet, In the rear. YANTED—a SIIUSTION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, is 8 zood plaim cook, and a first rate waaber and uoner, ina private family. Best of ety re ference. Cav be sen at 106 Thirty-third street, between seventh ana Kighth avenues, trst floor, front room. ANTE!'—BY A RESPSCTABLE GIRL, A STUA- tior as chambermsid sno waiter, or to sesiet in ‘ing apd ironing, or would be willisg to do the gen. erol bousewort cf @ small famly. Can give good cit reference, Can be seen at 224 Sullivan street, fourt! floor. Wineries SITUATION, BY A RESPE TABLE afer iy ib or 3 wate Cad the tk of a +msll orivate 8 good baker; hee the best of recommendations from ber last-p.ace, Please rail for twocays at No 9 iominick atreet Wee ase SIIUATION, BY A RkSPECTABLE girl,» eenxstress or nurse or to work with « dressmaker by the week or monkh. Please call at 32 Pitt street, for two cays. Wase SITUATION, BY A RESPACTABLE steacy girl, to cook, bake, wash and iron, or do general housework in » small’ femiy; no ol to go in the country. Good referunce civen. seen at 248 Muiberry atreet, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, A RESPsCTABLE young women, as chambermaid and to asnist with ‘ho washing and treaing, or to do pinin sewing; under- stands the cere of children Call at, or adéress a note 10 No 8 Fifth street, in the rear, first floor, fur two days. Can be ANTYD—PY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 9 +ituation as chambermid or to do general nouse- work Js willing to muke herself agreeable. Good refe- rence. Please call at 46 Schermerhorn atreet, Brooulyn. ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID, OR a nd to do plain sewing, or to do; housework in s small femily Can give good lease ca) at 106 Nineteenth +treet, between Sixth and eventh avenuer. , ANTED—A COLOKED WOVAN TO DO THE GEN- ers, housework of a small tantly; she must tee yood washer apc ironer 70 such good rages oi be siven. apply from ten to one o'clock at 654 Houston st ws KD--AY A RE~PECTABLE ENSLISH WOMAN, 8 sitnetion as good cook; can wash ani fron. fa boy six years old car be taken in, weges no object. Has bad pixteen years experience Can be seen at 163 Thirtieth street, near Eighth avenue, third floor, back rem. A dg seine SIUATION, BY A RE PECTABLE Protestant woman as cook and to assist in wash- ing snd froping ina anal) private femily. The best of city reference given Please cailat 243 avenue B, te~ tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, for two days. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG W)- men, sitoationsa—one as general housem-id, aed the other as chambermsid and waiter. Good refer- ences given Please call at 190 West Twentieth street, : the sear, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, for two ayn. ANTED—A ?ITUATION AS Lany’} MAID AND. Gre smaker, by & res; yousg Women, ins gentleman’s x month or three months. Can plain work. Can be got recom Address H. D., Herald office, for eye AN'ED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMANE to cook, wasb and iron, or would do the genera housework of » private family, or chamberwork and waiting. Has lived with some of the fires families in this country. Can be seen at 250 Hudson atrest, . e- treen Canal and Spring. “Nedy understanding, buglish ad Go man, aad f 0 and Ge every respect & thorough The best cf re~ ferences s8 hr espability and character requiced. App’y at No 7 Pine street ) ANTED—BY A RESPEC) BLE YOUNG GIRL, A situstion es sundress or shirt irover; no objection to cooking or chamberwork ; she understands her busi- ness perfectly. Beat of city reference given Can seen tor two days, at 124 Twentieth street, between Se- ccnd ond Third avent YY ANT D— sn 0a 10NS BY TWO YOUNG GIR’ Che as first rate cook, u ‘all kinds ing, sep excelent washer and irover; the other as o first rate shirt meker, understands al kinds of sawing. Can give good :étorencea Can berernat No 15, corner ot Columpta and Pacific atrees, cou b Brooklyn Por balance of Wants coe wast nage f z