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o from former salea; miso the whole of the fixtures, in- eluding s eplendtt Jeweller's iron safe, made by 3 0. Berriog, and 160. All purcharers unknown to the guationeers, will, in ev-ry instance, be required to leave | Ceposit. , LEEDS & CO., 19 Nasamu st. D. B. Velvet Vests, ; Coe teres owenta: tint eoerctaeed casa: ‘masre pants; worth $12, at $5460; kid gloves, 5s. EV \Ns? elothing warehoure, 66 and 68 Fulton szeet. All thecity & Danks taken at par. Ladies’ and Children’s Fars at Genin’s Bu- mear-—The fur seascn having opened, the attention of eommon, and all made uo in fm Paris for the comivg winter. Broadway, St. Nicholas “otel. Leee and Muslin Curtains from Auction. KELTY & FERGUSON, No. 2893¢ Broadway and No. 54 Reade street, have Smet Teoarved trom auction 6,000 hee eed muslin, which will be sold for a few days a f,00n! lass than cost of importation. Also, de lainee, Tacseek, eorv! eurtain trimmings and window shades, ata great reduetion in prices and Square Broche Shawls.—A Large avortment of siawls, from auction. will be sold ata gmp li advance from cost, and fully 20 per cent less than Broad) prices. GB. WILLIAMS & 00., ‘259 Green tich street, between Robinson and Murray. Important to Milliners._R. T. Wilde in- vites the attention of milliners to a business movement hich it conce:ns theirjinterert to know. To meet the ee. of the times he bas put down every articie im bis extentive establishment to cost price. ‘The entire assortment of fall and winter bonnets, artifi- ef! flowers. fea'hers and ribbons and trimmings, at his e@pacious manufactory and sales rooms, Nos. and 12 Jobn street, wil be sold under this rule, ss he is de- termined to tga busivess for the sake of Siving em- ployment to his workmen, even at a lors to himself. R, T. WILLE, Nos. 20 and 22 Joba atreet. Indla Rubber Gloves and Mittens for use fm cold or het weather; also, ladies’ lined gloves, and Bleaching gloves and mitts, a certain cure for rough or ebenped hands. For sale at the rubber store, and to the taaie only, at No 36 John stree’, up stairs. Notice.-From Auction, Kid Gloves, Kid gloves, kid gloves—1.200 dozen ladies’ best quality, all colors nizer, bs pair, regular prices 78; leo, 150 breakfast sets. New styles at $3 50 cach set. JOHN MADDEN, Broad) Smooth and Snowy Woiteness is the Bosom of a weil got up shirt. For specimens, the fashionable ‘world is referred to GRKEN’S, No, 1 Astor use, the first shirt making house in this country. Per Ship Constantine, Liverpool.—Htram ANDEREON, No. 99 Bowexy, has just received several ‘magnificent ¥nglish medallion royal velvet carpets, worth $260 to $1,000 each. NN. B 50,000 yards bvautiful in- grain carpet, at 3s., 4s. and bs. per yard. Dressmaking in Ten Hours—Also Pais Mil- Mnery.—Ladies svjournivg at the astor, St. Nicholas, Metropoli an, or other hotels, vill please observe that ‘the richest dresses are fashionably finished in teu hours by Mrs. FARNSWOK fd, fashionable dressmaker and im- Lobes of foshions, $27 Broadway, opposite Broadway Shestre. Weddnis and Vissting Cards in the most fashionable styles, twenty Ave per cent less than ususl- ly charges, A chcice assortment of the latest styles of Bridal envelopes, rilver wafers, &c ; seals Ce jiebl sit. ver door plates, &s , at KEMBLE’S, practic: 804 Broadway, two doors from Walker street. 925,000 Stock of Valen! now ready, at UPI: THONGS, No. 98 Ni treet. iE Perham’s Opera House —The greatest bill of the ceascn is offered for this evenicg at this fashion- adie resort. ‘The Phantom Corus, ‘arden’s Italian Opera Burlesque, dances by Misses Leslie and Adelaide, and the laug ible pantomime included. Whe Great Westera Al; rome pat up at Dr. Kellinger’s, at Yonker 26 cents a¢ mission. ‘The c»nvas accommodates ten thousand persons. By all means attend the afternoon performance, and get home Defore night. Ample scoommodations for 500 horses. French China and Cut Glass, at Rl pic @en’ly reduced prices, at 818 Broadway, above sleventh street, for about one month. Positively for caab only. Just opened, 500 dozen Greek cups and saucers, 4s. per dozen (24 pieces.) J. K. KERR. Wo Daguerrestypists, Etec! ats, Deug~ , and liquor deslers—a lnrge stock deve aah ing : Broming, ictine, hypo sulphide soda, chloride gold, nalts gold, cyanide potasaiun, nitrate oxide and egenide silver, ‘carmine and rouge, plumbago, distilled juickeilver, &c.; oils sasszfras, geranium, wormwood and juniper, cloves and caraway; Thorn’s extract eopal- ‘ba fumigatix g psetiles, vanilia, sulphate ammonia, oil @f cognac, essences rum, nac, peach and cider bran- ier; platina in wire and plete, bismuth, n'ckel, os7- miom and cobalt, fivoric, glerisl, acetic, pyrogallic and he ‘acids, col caustic, and poissra, oxides, margsnese, uranium, saffra, Biss. For sale by br. L FEUORTWANGER, 141 lane. Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert PATHICK is the sole maanfactarer in the United States af the above oclebrated safes, and F.C. Goffin’s impene- teabdle defiance locks and cross bars. Depot 192 Pearl street, one door below Maiden lane. Bombardment of Greytown and tts Destruc- ‘Wen by fise —HEKhING’S Safes once more triumpbant — It will be seen by the following note from Berjamin Mooney, Faq., late ocmmission merchant and austioneer of this city, that Herring’s Safes achieved tho greatest ‘victory upon that memorable event of 13th Jaly last:— New Yor«, Ost 25, 1854. Mr. 8. C. Herring, 135 Water, street, New York:—sir: Iwas a resident of Greytown at the tims of its destrac- tien by fire in July last, when four bufidings delonging to me, together with the whole town was sonsumed, ‘and very hittle of value was saved exce tthe contents of two of your safes, one of which belonged to the Saranac Boure, ike other to Messrs. Ve Forest & Co., both of which atier the fire were opened in the presence of my- self snd many others, and ths books and papers were taken out uninjured. I am yours respectfully, Yi BrxsaMix Mooney. ‘Western Farm League.—A numbcr of Gen= tlemen iv this city being avout to emigrate to the State ‘of lows, and anxious to take with them the atvant- ogee ‘of an established neighborhood, bave organized invelven into a company asabove The beuefits se- are” by this combination to each of its members will be @ farm st government price, in a thickly settied locality, an extensive settlement, offering aap'e ht 0 fox the friendly interchange of kino officesand all ‘the bieering» of scctety, and a mart for the disposal of ‘the procucts of the soil Towa is s free State, and in the fertility of ts soil, the magnificence of its prairies, ite unbounded mizeral wealth, presents inducements to the emigrant not surpeesed, if equalled, by any in the ‘world. @ who would exchange a life of toil and penury for one of absolute avd honorable imdepencence, @re x ont cordially invited to become members. A meet- ing of this Lesgue will be held at Union Building, 163 Bowery, on this(Thureday)evening, Oct. 26,at 734 o'clock, when the cbjects of the o will be explained in s manner thst must be highly interesting toall. THOS, W. FIELD President. PT. Barnum Sells One Hundred and Twen- ty horses thix morning at Tatterralls, at 11 0’clock. They sre valuable animals and belong to his menagerie. Powder @ro0f Locks—Their. Value.—The fice of Mr. John Freeman, coal dealer, 236 West Twen- y-cighth treet, was entered on the night of the 284 of Gotoder, 1854, by breaking through the door. all the waluable books and money were secured in one of Rich &Co.’s valamander rafes, with Yate’s improved powder proof locks, which the robbers in vain attempted to blow open with powder. They then fired the premises and eit, Sefes like the above for (yd §SIEAXNS & MARVIN, 144 146 Water street. Cristadoro’s Halr oye.—This Splendid Dye Jno xo cqual in the world, the tints impart:d by it to ‘he bair are those of nature Sold wholessle and retail ‘end applied at Cristadoro’s, No. 6 Astor House, Bat aye ie by all Wrledged he best in Id. te ackvow! i the world. Bold wholesale and retail, or applied in nine private Yeoms at W A. BATCHELOPS hair dys, wig, aud orta- montal hair factory, No, 233 Broadway. Clireh: "es and T. —The novel sarpevremnent sei troduced, secures the wig against ‘all shrinking or losing its shape wear. ors have decided that there are no wigs no light, thin, and ccol. 1623¢ Fulton street, west of Broadway. Phalon’s Paphian Lotion.—When th> Skin loves ita vitality and becomes harsh, and wriakled, this genia cosmetic restores the circulat and brings tt to ita normal condition. Ladies who would gerve a youthful freshness of complexion in old father Broad " 0) an wa oust of Dey street. For sale by all country drogglts and dealers in fancy articler. Pearl Tablet-—A Fine Articie for lmprovii ‘the complexion, and giving the skin fine, smcoth sur- face, ant healing Piespios and other eruptions of the skin. Try it For sule at GUIUN’S, 127 Bowery, corner of Grand street. Aspinwall’s Tonic Mixcure, ranks within ie infabidie specifics in'tmedicine, it is the positive anti- for fever and ague, curing it generally within a few never fai! to produce the desirable result. Pre by THOMAS & MAXWELL, succersorsto James: wall, 86 William street. ————— Boegle’s Etectric Hair Dye ts entirety free from a)l ingredients whieh can injore the hair or skio; ite effect in dyeing the hair is magical, ‘8 benatifal Dleck or brown is produced on the finrtant, while the hair ip made softer and silkier by the tion. ‘This, with Bogle’s Hyperion Fait, for the hale, and shaving roays, mey be had ot WILLIAM BOGL®, No 277 Wadh- Sngion street, Bostoo; in New York, by A. B. and LD. Bence, No 109 nlron etret; Charles H. Ring & Co Brow way : Rushion, Clark & Oo 5 Broadway: Clokener & €o., No 81 Barclay’ ptreet; by chemists . Somers throvghout the world, i por Y¥Y SARKBT. ‘Wepxmspary, Oct. 25—6 P. M. ‘The buoyancy noticed in the stock market yesterday was of short duration. This morning the market opened very much depressed, and the improvement was not only lost but prices now rule lowerthan befors the re cont inflation. The decline to-day was general. ll of the leading fancies were unfavorably affected by some ‘mysterious izfluence. At the frst board, Delaware and Hudson fell off 34 per cent; Nicaragua Transit, 4; Cum- Deriand Coal, 34; Erie Railroad, 1; New York Central Railroad %{; Farlem, ; Reading Railroad, %; Ecle In- come bonds advanced 3; per cent, being the only securi ty on the Hat that shows any improvement. The amout of sales was not large of any stock, ani there were very few cash transactions. In view of the encouraging change in the exchange market, and a partial cessation of epecie shipmente, we looked for a moze favorable com pexion to the stock market. The immediate stringency inthe money market appears to be too severe to permit apy nflation in fancy stocks or anythinz else contested with financial affairs. The prospective ease and aban- dance of money has noeffect of a satisfactory char- agter just now. The brokers depend so much upon outside purchasers, that whatever restricts the operations of that class is fe't, sooner or later, in Wall street, among the fancies. The commercial classes are at this moment very much embarrassed in their fitances, and have just as much as they can stagger along under. Some of them have had more than they could carry, ad gave way under the burden, The mer chante are, as a clase, heavy speculators in fancy stocks, and they are a great support at all times to the market. Being generally buyerd, they relieve the street of many heavy weights, and help the regalar bull speculator to carry out bis cornering combinations, without being a direct participator. We cannot expect any permanent improvement in prices until mone; is essy and abuo- dant outside of Wall street. We look for this before the lapse of many months. Everything connected with trade and commerce is contracting. Every one is drawiog in their resources and reducing their business to the amall- est limit. Liquidation is the order of the day, and ulti- mately there must be ® large amount of accumulated idle capital seehing employment, and the probability is thata portion of it will find ite way into wme of the most prominent fancy stocks of the day. No one can complain of the prices now current, or of the extent o the margin for improvement. At the second board there was a more depressed feel- ing in the market, and lower prices ruled. Cumberland fell off 3¢ per cent; Reading Kailroad, 3¢; Cleveland and Toledo, 1. There were large sales of Gold Hill at2 per cent. The steamship Europs from Boston for Liverpool to- day, carried out $226,°60 in specie Mr. A. H. Nicolay’s regular semi-weekly auction sale ofstocks and bonds will take piace to-morrow (Thurs- day,) at 123¢ o’stock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The steamship Niagara, at Halifax from Liverpool, brings three days later news than the steamship Wash- ington at this port. The telegraphic advices are not im. portant, and sre only interestiug in & political point of view. They are not of 2 faro-able character on the whole, and do not differ materially from those reseived Quotations’ for cotton and bread: jame as before reported, and the amount of business transacted in the markets was but limited. Consola were without alteration. Money was exceedingly tight. Nothing of consequence doing in Ame- rican securities. The American Exchange Bank hs: declared a semi -an. nual dividend of five per cent. The warrants eniered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 28d inst , were:— For the redemption of stock......... $2,878 72 For the pay ment of Treasury debts 1,268 16 For the custo: « 3,678 75 Covered into 1) + 117,918 10 Ccvered into the tr ue Kor repsying tor the War Department For the Intecior Lepartment......... For repajing in the Interior Department The Directces of the Kentucky Trust Company Bank of Covington, have wade an assignment of its aszets to Judge Wm. B Kinkead and Samuel J. Walker, Eaq., neither ot whom have had any connection with the Bank hereto- fore. Jobn W. Stevenson, Esq , was selected as attor. rey, to act jointly with the trustees. The affairs of the Bank are to be clored as upeedily-as poesible. The pre ference ia to be given to depositors if Gone, Ii not, ths proceeds of the effects pro rata between the sepo:itora aud note holders. ‘Ibe annexed statement exhibits the average condition of the leading departments of the banks in Boston for the week preceting Monday, Oct. 23, 1854 :— Total... 660,417,690 8,812,555 14,052,923 8,712,781 A comparison of the footings of the above weerly statement of the Boston banks, with those for th» pre- vious week, exhibits the follewing results: — Oct 16. Oct 28. $31,775,660 $22,087,060 Inor. 406 60,417,690 Incr. 9251 {400 8,312,555 Incr. 857, 284 878 1. 258,045 io 713,781 Dee. 101,984 $25,000; Washiogiont 8100 000; Mavetiek 496 bo0 ae: tional, $2,900; and Columbian Bank, si00/000 ae ee Stock $10000 Ind State 6's. 79 2000 Virgipia 6a b3 95 1000 Calis 7's, 'T0 8436 1000 E Inc Bds..b8 9236 2000 Il Cn RBas.c 6936 600 do....08 60% 11 ahs Del & HC Oo 1153 10Corn Exch Bank. 91 50 Canton Co.....03 60 60 ..... 100 Nie Trans Co. 350 00 Roading iit 100 080 72 b ele n 450 100 100 1 400 og 6 Mich Fouth’n Con 82 14 Cleve, C & Cin RK.101 SECOND BOARD. $2000 Kentucky 6's. 104 100 shs Reading R.03_ 715 909 doeseees BB TH white, free, realized $2 15, Salen transpired of 8,800 bushala prime barley at $1 87 and 68,000 bushels Western mixed sors is per bushel. : + eta Corrow wan qnist and sales unimportant, were dispored to await the reoeipt of the “Whtors Seth the Nlagora. Coat —* bout £0 chalirons eannel were + four mor tha time and interest bias sass Fruaurs,—To Liverpool, rates for grain were nome ‘T. Fiarrgry, of Brooklyn. October 25, at the residence of James Irwiv, by Rev. W. Halloway, of Williamsburg, Joux M. ‘Van ANTWERP to Misa : vsanxan Inwix, both of Albany. Albany papers please copy. On Wednesday. October %, by Rey. Mr. Moore, Mr, Ricuarp Sraams, of Babylon, L [., to Miss Kee Jonns, of Broohlyn On We nesday, October 25, by Fev. Mr. Moore, Mr. Was E. Uxprunmt, of Babylon, L. I. to Miss Mary A. Conxuw, of Halt Hoilow Hills. In this city, on Beturday even at the Church of Tranafi ion, ‘by ine eClalion, P.P, ¥r. James Ryan to Mies CammsRine RYAN, daughter of Mrs. Ellen Ryan, all of Bruree, county Lime rich, Irelend. Limerick Hdd please on. In Philadelphia, on Sunday, October 23, by the Rsv. B. Sterm, Mr. auraxp J. Sumner, of Richmond, Va., to Mra Auicz Woupun, of Wappingers Falls, N. Y. On Wednercay, October 25, by Rev D. Osborn, Mr. (Cwarces F. } raza, of Breoklyn, fe Miss Ext, daught of the late J ceph Wright, of New Haven: On Tucad+3. Uctober 24, by Kev Dr Cammings, of St. Stephen's Cxureb, Parmick Ramuiy, of tis oltyr to Mise CaTHARINE THoMvsow, of Yonk+rs. In this city, on Weduesday October 25,C W. Rrax to Mise Crom pr Borwasgt, both of New Orleans. On Tuesdsy. October 24, by the Kev Thomas Farrell, pastor of St Mary’s Church, Mr. Jamms Waabiaw to Miss ANNA BERNSRY, all of this city. Fs Died, On Tuesdsy, October 24, after a long and painful ill- nag be the 67th year of her age, Donotuy, wife of Joseph The friende of the family, and of her sons in-law, 0. B. Tweedy ond F. W. Kdmon¢s, are respectfu'ly invited to attend her funeral, on Friday next, at two o’dlock, P. M., from her late resicence, 69 aaig ae In this city, on Wednesday, October 25, Tuomas J. Pauxs, in the 26th year of bis age. ‘The fureral will take place to morrow, at 1 o'clock, P. M., from his Jate residence, 22 Pitt street The friends of the family are reayectfully invited to attend, without further invitation. In Brooklyn, om Tuesday, October 24, after a pro- tracted iilcess, Emmy, wife of Wm. L. Randolph, aged 22 years and 22 days The relatives and friends of the fawily are respect- fully invited to attend her funsral, at three o’clock P. M. to day, from her late residerce, corner of Court and Dou- ees streets. Her remains will be takea to Greenwood metery for interment. On Wednesday morving, October 25, sged 1 year, 9 mozths aud 24 days, JouN FRepKRICK, son of Frederick W. and Ave Weer. lace from the residence of his at one o'clock to day. 24, of convulsions, Exerive, dccehter of )bomes and Sorah Anze Gregg, aged 1 year, 11 months and 10 ¢ a The fiiends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the iurezal, from her parents’ residence, 606 Water street, this day,’(Thureday,) st balt-past one P. M. Her remsing will be taken to Cypress Hills Vemetery for interment : On Wednesday morning, October 25, After a severe ill- nets, JANé L. BONNER, to the 46th year of her age. Her friends and acquaintances, and those ot her bro- thers, William A, Henry and J. B Spafford, are reapect- fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late resi- dence, 611 Warhington street, this afteruoon, at two o’closk, without further notice. On Tuesday evening, October 24, after ® short illness, Moris M. Davinsoy, Esq , Connselior at Lew. ‘the funers) services witl be held at St. Jamas’ Church, (kev. Sr. Chaunoey’s,) Hamilton require, Sixty-ninth street, thie sfternoon, at two o’closk. His friends and acquaintances are rerpectfuily invited to attend, without further invitation. Suddenly, of cholera, on Wednesday, October 25, Mr. Lonix Nask CaDWELL. His friende aud acquaintances, and those of his father in-law, Mr Frederick Lowe, alo the German Horse Troop, and Hock snd Ladder Co No. 6, are respectful! invited to atiend bis iuneral, fiom his late residense, Breome stree:, corner of Eldridge, at two o’slock this day. Bis remaips will bo taken to Paterson. ‘8 please co vy. On Wednesaay, October 25, aged £4 years, Bia friends, and those of his brothers, William and Jobn McLean, are respectfully invited, without further notios, to attend his funeral, at two o’click to morrow, from the residence of his brother, John McLean, No. 44 Morton street. On Wednesdsy, October 25, Epwin, son of Silas and Birateth Csryllaged 6 months and 18 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited toatterd the funeral, this day, (fhursday,) at gr one hava from Ler rhirty-third street. Schoharie county papers please copy. On Weenenday, October 28, Suny fecusers, only child of Robert and diary Elien smith, ‘aged 7 monibs and 11 cays. jer funeral will take place at North Borgen, N. J., Hoboken avenue, near corner of Church sreet, this { ure’ay) afternoon, at half past three o'elvex.. The ‘riende of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. On Weduerdsy, October 25, after a short illness, Jauns Foster Jun. elatives snd friends of the family are respectfall invi‘ed to avtend hia funeral, to morrow, at ten o'eloc! A. M., from Grece Charch, Broadway, without further invitatip. His remains wilt be taken to Jamaica for in- terment ‘Un Wedresday, Ostober 25, after a severe illness, Jone Lspwnm, in the 70th yea: hi The relatives apd trienis of the family are invited to aitend his foneral, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at three o’clock, frem bis late ce, 120 Comm:rse steest, Nevak,N J. In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, Octoder 25, Mar- mx Kk. Pruvers, Doctor of Deata. Surgery, aged 54 years. His relatives and frien¢s, al.o members of the profes- sion gereraliy, are respectfully iuvi'ed to attend the funeral ceremenier, 4} bis late resiaence, 109 ry sirest, Brooklyn, at baif-past three o'clock this atter- noon. On Monday, October 28, Auaurrcs Porsrt, a nitive of 65 years, 1 month and 3 days wade of the family are reapectfally invited to sttend bio funeral, on - hursdsy afternoon, st one o'clock, precirely, from his Jate residrnee, No. 150 West Forty- ninth rtrest, Letween Eiguth avenue and Broadway. At arlem, on Monca;, Oc'oh-r 23, Kuzanere mY, aged 78 years, wife of Joseph Keeley, deceased, and dsvghtor of Yslaa Hopper. Cincinnati papers please copy. pt. ALEXANDER MCLEAN, RYSTAL PALACE.—GREAT WASHING OPZRATIONS, s A us 2 Te eke cee naga and: the age, viz.,a will wash and boil from 25 to 100 pieces of in five minates. J.T. KING & CO,, office 251 Broadway. RISRMEN’S CIVIL AND MILITARY REPUBLICAN Union.—A meeting of this body will be held at Vaux- ball saloon on Thursday evening, 26th inst , at 73 o'clock. All who wish to join the Ass are invited to attend. 4lso, members of the press. T. C. HOLLAND, Secretary. EW YORE MEDICAL COLLEG#, EAST THIRTEENTA street —The winter session of this institution will Gommence on Wednesday, October 18, at 73, 0’c.0ck, P.M., end continue caily until the 15th March, 1855. FACULTY. Horace Green, M.D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine. H. Davis, M. Professor of Materia Medica and B F rdyce Barker, MD., Professor of Midwifery and the Diseases of Women and Children. R..0 den Loremus, M. D., Professor of Chemistry. J.-M Carnochin, M.D, Frofessor of the Principies and Operas «vs of Su ny E. R Peaslee, ., Professor of General Descrip- tive ap Microecopic Anatomy. os H Parker, M.D, Professor of Physiology and Pa- 5 aioe er, L.L, D., Professor of Medical Jurispru- ce D.8. Conant, M.D, Demonstrator of Anatomy. Every facility for the study of practical anatomy will be »fforded to atudents. Adam Zeuker and Charles I Hopkins, Chemical Assist- ants. GEO. WOOD, President Board of Trustees. R. Oapen Dorxxvs, '. CANDINAVIA —THIS SOCIETY WILL HOLD A SPE. cial meeting on Monday, Octeber 80, at the usnal pi end hour. Ihe members are requested to attend, & business of importance is to be,transacted. By order of the President. A. LOVENBERG, Secretary. (0 PARENTS —A BKIGHLY R&*PECTABLE GER AN Protestant widow, with small! means, is anxious to Piace one of her children, a little girl, twelve years of age, whois just arrived from Germany, under the kind care of parents whore standing in life would permit them to take the little fatherless girl in their family, or to bo & companion in neering pp the German conversation of thechiléren, if there beahy. The child may be considered an acquisition where but one child would be, as her education hitherto has been founded on good principles, and the mother’s only wish is that they should be pre- served in her. The best of references are expected and given. Inquire about further particulars at 146 Eldridge street, in the confectioner’s store. A ©PECI‘L MEETING OF TSE BAXTER LIGAT Guard, held at the Crystal, in Grand street, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 24, 1854, the following resolutiong were adopted: — Resolved, That the tzahks of the company are due to Messrs Mitchell, Johnson, Hughes, and others, for their kind and untiring attention psid to the company while in Bosto: ; also for their gallant escort during the day, and attending us to: the depot; in short, for their con stent attention to our wants from the time of our arrival in their city to the moment ot our departure, they are entitled to t! ‘mest expressions of our regards, and a may rest assured that their many acts of kizdness will always be remeindered by the Bsxter Light Guard. Feaolved, That return our sincere and heartfelt thanks to Mr. James Ford, of 215 Bowery, for the magnifi- cont American fisg presented to this company previous to nee re for Boston; and we also return him our 6 long of the immortal Baxter the fia; ‘ny on the oceasion will always as token of re- spect to the Baxter Light Guard Resolved, That the thinks of this company are also due to the manager and members of the stock company of the National theatre, Boston, for their invitation to visit the theatre on the 6th inst.; also for their many acts of kindness shown to the company during our stay in Boston. Resolved, That the thenks of this company are also due to Mr, Pottes. of the Gommercial Bouse, Boston, for the accommodations offered, and we recommend all military anc voluntesr associations to his house, as they wil be furnished with the best of accommodations. Hesolved, That the thanks of this company are also dueto Mr Adkins, and the members of his oslebrated cornet band, for the beautiful mus ¢ aiscoursed upon the occasion, and we cordislly recommend them to the pub- lic as a good and accommcdating band. herolved, That the thanks of this company are due to the President of t:e Bunker Hill Monument Assosiation for the invitation to visit the monument while in Boston. Resolved, ‘Ibat the thanks cf thia company are due to Wr. Perbem for the invitation to visit his panorama, and wany other bind invitations from managers of different places of amusement Resolved, 2hst the thanks of this company are due to the captains and / fficers of the steamboats Hav State and } mph e State for the xind attention received from them on cur way to end from Boston. Resolved, ihat the above resolutions be published in the New york Heral Garriea. GEO. W. THUMPSCN, Lieut. Comd. Freperick 0. MERKIZ, Secretary. NICKERBOCKER*, ATTENIION - THE MEMBERS of the above company are hereby notified toatiend a meotirg, to be heid at the house of Captain Carland, corner of Bowery and Herter “street, m Thursday even: ing, October 26, at 734 o'clock. Py, order, JOHN CARLAND, Captaia. a to the compa- James Fatvey, Orderly. N. B.—The company will parade on Tuesday, Ost. 31, on their eighth annual targe‘ ex: irsion. QHANGHAF LiNCERS, ATCRNIT.N —THERE WILL be a meeting 0! the above sto:ke at the Suup House, Division strect, this evening. By order, Toat, Serise.’ JOHN H. CONKEXY, Lieut. Com’dg. ‘LOST AND FOUND. JFOUNE IN 4 BROADWAY staoR, on satunpay night last, ay opers glass, which the gwnér can nave by on &. H. Cuddy, 1 0 Broxdway. (CUNL—A VALUABLE PART OF AN ARTICLE OF jewelry. The owner can have the same by ad- Growing box 1,510 Post Office, with description and stating where lost. O=T—<UPPO-ED IN THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN Eleventh and “pring streets, a smell breast pin topaz centre, set round with peals, of little value except totheowner. The tinder will confer a favor and reosive a suitable reward, by leaving it at 46 Kast Kleventh st. ———EE EEE LOVERTIRKMENTS RENEWED RVERY DAY, ‘PERSONAL To 2OMarion WANTED O° OW:N AND MARY LAN: nen, who arrived h:re on b.ard the sh p Happsha- Bock, on Monday last, from Liverpool. Address John Lannen, 18 Morris street NFORMATION WANTED—OF MICHAEL CAHILI who left county Cavan om last Faster Sunday, ) aati yl arrived in New York in May or June; eard from be was stopping with one Martin Stone street. Any ticings of him wili be gratefully re- ceived by his sister, at 20 Douglass street, Brooklyn. NFORMATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM HUNT, NOW supposed to be in this city. Any ioformation con- cerning him will be thanktully received by Kobert Por- ter at 138 Fulton street. 5 MR. TEOMAS DUMPHY, LATE OF MOUNTMELICK, Queens county, Ireland, will send his address to Frederic, box 160, Herald office, he will hear of a friend who will be glad to see him. M P. W.—“TEE COLONEL’ WILL SEND His @ Own, or wife’s, address through the Post Office E PERSON THAT Tu. K TAK LETIER OUT OF the General Post Office on Monday last, directe! to Mré.-Saidi Henderson, will oblige her by retarning it to the office, or leave it at 89 Charlton street. “THE TRADES, &. ‘4 N ENGRAVER WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, OAPA- é ble of doing the engraving for a first rate } “ and sliver ware establishment in Alebame, can have & and permanet ustion ‘or particulars & Feliows & Co., 66 Nassau street. saad NCY FUR CUTTER WANTED—TO GOTO BO3T. @ Pg bea first rate workman. Apply at 1783¢ W. rhea last ban, on ITUATION WANTeD—BY' A WOOLLEN CARDER jabber im, ‘orkshire, near Leeds, Address J. 8. Heraft see, for one week. LITHOGRAPHERS —WANTED, A GOOD DR3IGNER ay ‘end architecture work, by Wm Boell, 163 first tia otty. esd net leet to ao Evate or Wert, X “0 good engage- ment offered. Address B. ., Herald office, for one week. T° JEWELLERS.—THE ADVERTISER 18 DESIROUS of obtaining a situation te work at the above busi- ness; be has served a regular appresticeship with » manufecturer, and is sequainted with all kinds of mo- saic and cameo work; has no objections to go South or West; and would be vie, to work vr inte I if requir. ed. A note addressed to Jeweller, at the Carlton House, will meet with immediate attention. 'ANTED—A GOOD JOURNEYMAN GUNSMITH TO gocouth. Inquire of Moore & Baker, 204 Broad. way. Good wages will be paid tos firstrate workman. ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN LOOKING GLA3S AND jeture frame meker; none need apply but sober and faithful men; steady employment. a: Lawson Annesley, 506 Broadway, albany, UR | FURS! FURS! EMPEKOR NAPOLRON THIRD rable coats, for exhibition!!! One ot the largest and best arsorted stocks of furs ever offered in ¢ in certainly to be found at MADAME BARRIS & SON, Prosdway, and at such prises a# cannot fail to astonish every buyer. Lediew, whether purchasers or not, are invited to inspect the metropolitan fur store, ‘Eons TUESDAY, OCSUBER 2TH, A GOLD mipiatore wateh key. The finder will be liberauy Fewarded by leaving it at 100 West street, 8. 8. REYNOLDS. OST—IN COWING FROM FIFTH AVENUE TO CITY Hall Park, ® boy’s plid cape, trimmed with fur. Me Gnder will be suitably rewarded’ by returning it to French's Hotel. O&ST—~ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, ABOUT 4 rr yim one of the Third Avenue Railroad car;, F enuff box belonging to Rev. f. Andrads, present- tohim by Mr Gibney. The finder will be Ries ose | re v. Dr. - warded by Jeaving it at the reni mings, 28 Lexington a1 ‘O8T—A SQUAFE SHAWL, TURKISH PATIERN, striped, between the South ferry, up Brosdway 1) wal rtreet; probably left in a Sixth avenus stage. A reward paid at 36 Summit street, South Brooklyn [oe h Sis BL ok ANIPTAN FEMALS DOG, OF the im breed. The fader will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at No. 32 Varick street, St. Joha’s OST.—ON THE 24TH IN-TANT, NEAR THE CORNER of teventeenth street ana Fifth avenue, a pair of jose spectacies The finder will be suitsbly rewarded ny leaving them at the store Nos. 86 and 87 John street. OST OR STOLEN—ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, ‘ valuable cismond pin, about a quarter of an insh , and as jarge round a3 a three cent piece, set si mp- ly fo gold sv fisient to hold the ¢iamosd. When taken had armel! gold guard chain attached Jewellers and others to whom it may be off-red will plesse retin and inform the owner. Address @ P G., box 240, Newport, Rhode Inland, A reward of $50 is offered in Newport. TOLEN.—FIFTY DOLLARS kKEWARD —THE RE.T- dence of the advertiser, No 401 Fourth avenue, was burglariously entered on last night, Oct 23. and robded of « silver hunting deteched lever watch, 13 jewels, F. Jacot, Matile Losie,- No 36,8007, also ‘one new black overoost, lined with sik, and velvet coller, together with fo in gold and bank bills. one |. Among the gold was five $5 pirces, and two $2i¢ pleces; the bank notes on different banks. Alto one pro- dated Sept 20, 1854, signed by David Be months, for $85, in favor of Gabriel one due bill, in favor of same, for $30, harm Banarhing Tor a of which re cautioned against negotiating, as ayment en stopped. Tbe above reward will Be oath for the recovery a or in fos eg for any part, of the money, watch or coat, by spplyicg at No. 401 Fourth avenue, to Saori. MEEKR. MERICAN PATENT BILLI\ROS—TEN TABLES AT No 8 +nn street, an entrance 149 Fulton street; tables corner Fineapple and Fulton streets, Brook: fourteen tadlee by George Bessford,, 160 Chestant Atrest, Philadelphia, Ocher billiard table makers who preter d to have paten’s defraud purchasers. (ne thou- ean doll now in Fulton Bank to back these asser- tions, that innorent purcharers may not buy law suite, Tahles. balla, enn, cue points, clot! he., for sale as sbove, and at the factory, 63 and 66 Centre street. Or. ders punstuslly attended to and guarantees sent with nm ordercd by mail. F YOU WH TO PURCHASE A GOOD AND suR- antial Wiiar’ table, for private or public use, coll 0 ours ‘ck af marvle and slate beds, with the arhiona in t ¢ world GRIF ITH & DECKER, No, 90 Ana street, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO OB- tain a situation as first rate cook; fers a private pore f Please call at 212 Twenty-! street, on the lor. YOUNG LADY, WELL INSTRUCTED IN FRENCH and English, wishes a situation ina bap mags fa- wily to give lessons, or to attend in » fancy Please call at 76 Leopard street, gpa Lng WANTS A seue as ; jection to washing eadieaiar, if requived, Good Crh iven. Please call at 108 in the jement, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Can be seen for two days LADY WIsHING TO GO SOUTH WOULD LIKE TO engage with rome dressmaking establishment to e and superintend, as I have c:nducted one of the largest estab! ments in this city, being perfectly acquainted with the business in all its branches. Can gir best of reference Please address, T. M., box 93 st office; answers received for one weex. YOUNG L*DY, AN AMERICAN, WANTS ASIIUA. tomed to business; has fectionery; can give reference. ; pply at 96 kleventh street, near Second avenue, first oor. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. ation as seamstress, or todo chamberwork end Ene no objection to take care of callat No.8 Sixth street, up stairs, first floor, front room. ) N INTELLIGENT YOUNG WOMAN WANIS A SITU- ation IA Nota as child’s nurse or lady’s maid; forni ‘would go to Ca! apy family ose Mord would hear of a good, competent girl, at 64 South Fifth street, Williamsburg. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A +ITU. ation as waiter or chambermaid; is fully oapable fo take charge of a dining room; has no objection to » hotel or boarding house; has lived two years and seven months in her last place. Can be seen at 61 Mulberry staeet, in the rear. PROTESTANT GIRL WANT3 A SITUATION AS good plain cook, washér and ironer; is also a good baker. The best of city references given. Please call at 270 Firat avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, third floor. N AMERICAN LADY WOULD LIKE TO MAKE an arrangement with some person as housekeeper; the is fully qualitied to take the entire charge of a fami- ly. None but parties in comfortable circumstances need Address hire, 0. G., Union square Post Office. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU: ation, to do ihe housework of a small private fami: ly, or waiting and to assist in the chamberwork. Has good recommendations from her Irst ae Please call at 168 West Twenty filth street, near Kighth avenue, answer. KESPECTABLE MARRIED WOM4N WISHES A tion as wet nurse, in a respectable private fa- lost her baby, one month old. Can give good 121 East Eleventh street, nue A. mily; city refer b STABLE COLORED WoMAN WISHES A A situation as cook, in a respectable private family; abe thoroughly understands her business in all ite branches, and is fully capable of managig a kitshen Can be seen at 218 Church street. YOUNG WOMAN WIS4E3 A SITUATION IN A PRI. vate family, as chambermaid, and to assist {a the wathing and ironing. City referense given. Can be seen for iwoésys _Please to cali at 820 Broadway, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth strews, in the rear. RE:PECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WaNTS A SITUATION a3 chambermaid, or to take care of children; is willing to make herself generally useful. Has no objec tion to go a ehort distavog in the country. Good city reference given. Cn be teen at 89 Croaby street. PROTISTANT MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANT3 A situation as cook in s private family. Having had A great many years experience, she feels confident of giv- ing satisfaction, Can be seen for two deys at No. 6 de cond avenue, SITUATION WANTED —- BY A RE:PECTABLE Young woman, as‘chumbermaid, stress, OF nurte; she perfectly undertands her business Good city reference if required call at No. 11 London ter. race, West Twenty-third street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, for two days. RFSPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WHO I3 NOT afraid to work, wents a situation to do general housework; she can do plain cooking, is » good washer end ironer, or would goas chambermaid and waiter; is wiliirg to make herself g¢nersliy useful. Can produce good references from her last plsce. Please apply at 34 Sixth avence, one door from Fourth street. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO WORK OUT BY the day, to sew; understands all kincs of plein sewing and children’s dressmakirg; would take work to her own home, Please callat 218 Sixth avenue, third floor, back room. HRSrECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANT3A SIiUA- ; tion as cook, washer snd ircner, or to do general housework in a amall private family; the best of city re ference given. Please call for two at 1038 Smith street, between Dean and Bergen streets, Brooklyn, tirst fleor, front room RESPECT( BLE YOUNG WOMAN WaNTS A SITUA- A. tion as cook, washer and ironer, or would do geae- fal housework ina private family; good city reference given, jeaze call at No. 1Goerck street, corner of Grand, sor two deys TAILORESS WISSES 10 ENGAGE WITH ‘A TiILOR, Aut the week, om reasonable terms. Please call at 63 ‘ton street, eeecnd floor, front room. x RE‘PsCTABLE HNGLI-H GIRL WISHES A SITU. ‘ation to ¢o plain cooking, washing and ironing, or ould do general housework in's small family; {8 Daker. Good reference given. Will be found willing and obliging. Call at 308 Third avenue, batweon Twon: ty-fourth ana Twenty-fifth streets, for two days. RESPEC(ABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SLU: As ion in @ privete family; is a firet rate cook, er and froner; elty reference given. Apply at 206 ird avenus, corner of Thirty frst street. SI1UsTION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS chaw bermaid and seamstress, in a private family; bas lived near three years in her last situation, Can give satisfactory reference. Please call at 126 East Twen- ty filth strest, fourth floor, front room, between Firat and Second avenues. $$$ $$ RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A a. eae as wet ae The bn Sed referense ven. None but reepectable persons need spply, at 127 est Twenty-ninth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. YOUNG GI&L WANTS A STIUALION AS CSAM Dermaid or purse, or would do the housework of small family. Call at 47 Hast Twenty-fifch street, second floor, in the rear, for two days. FKENCH PROTESTANT GIRL DESIRE3 A SITUA> tion as chambermsid cr nurse; she can farrish city references. Call at 179 Varick street, in the STEADY, ACTIVE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION] as ‘sundress or chambermaid, and to assist in| watbing Good city reference. Address No. 113 Seventh] avenue, near Eighteenth street, third floor, back room. Can be wo Gays, if not engaged. BLE PROTESTANT GIRL WI3HES A cook, washer and froner, or to do gene-| hourework; understands cooking remarkably weil, and isa first rate baker; o- would do up stairs work and| waiting, or take care of chilaren and do plain sewing. Good reference given. Can be seen for two days, if no engaged, at 111 Delancy street. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as chambermaid and waitress, and would assist in| e-@ne washiog and ironing, and will make herself useful to ber employer. The beet of reterence| can iven. Cam beseen for two daysat 250 Ninid| street, corner of First avenue. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW WOMAN WANTS) asituation as nurse and to do plain sewing, or is| willing to assist in chamberwork. Please call at the cor- ner of Firat averue and Sixth street, over the liquor store. Can be seen for two days. RE: PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU-| ation, as waiter and chambermaid, or to do cham-| berwerk and fine washing and ironing. The best of city reference given. Apply ‘1 Sullivan street. YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATIO) A as seamstress; would have no o>jection to assist in| the nursery. Can be seon at 98 Third avenue, north’ corner ot Thirteenth street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STTUA-| tion to cook, wash, and ‘ron in « small privat ai Hy, Gece city reference. @an be seen for two days t 96 Eat Eleventh street. LADY’S WAITING MAID WANTS A SILUATIoN;| A can make most beautiful underclothes, take full} charge of «@ lady’s wardrobe, do up fine musling neatly. and dress hair, Call for two days at 120 Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WIGHFS A SITUA-| tion as chambermaid and waiter; is also will fo Co washing and irvning. A good city refe bebad. Apply to Mrs, Cannon, 85 Sixth avenue, be- tween ‘ley place and Greenwich avenue. PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SIIUATION IN A respectable private family, to do ‘and mind] children. Can cut and fit dreeses. Best of reference. Apply at 160 Twenty-second street, between First and tecond avenues, fourth floor, front room. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM- dermsid and seamstrese, or chambermaid and wal-| ter; would prefer to engage with a lady or family go- ing West. Call at 2/6 teventh avenue, second floor, front, between Twenty fourth and Twenty-fifth streets. MAN AND WIFE WANT TO ENGAGE WITH A) family. in the country or city; he as iter, wife as soamatress, chambermaid, ladies’ maid, or to} take care of children; they are both industrious and com- petent, The best reference. Address William, Herald| ofice, for two days. LL RESPECTABLE AMFRICAN, ENGLI=H, IRISH A Scotch and Germen girls, with good referense and capable of doing the various branches of domestis work, can obtain respectable and kpeedy situations, and the} highest wages, up town, at the ct Female Uffice, 106) Twenty-sixth street, betw ixth ani ith SITUATION WANTED—AS 00ACEMAN OR GROOM, A by s young man who understands his busine ‘can come well rec)mmended from his last employer.| Please call at 85 Mein street, corner of Water, yn, 8 LIGBT PORTER—WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, ‘2 situation as light porter, and who will make him: if generally useful References u: le. Ad for one week, X. Y., box 150, He: YOUNG MAN (A GKRMAN) WANTS 4 SITUATION ‘as coachmen and gardener, or as coachmen ; h lived with his last employer twelve months, and wit his previous employer e ghteen months; hes had care of carrisge horses, asd is « carefal driver; bes 00d knowledge of greenbouse and out door flowers. Ce > . Stout & 249 Pearl street, his hom OOD PRIVATE WAITER WANTS A SITUATION in a respectable family. Can give the most v2 ceptionable city reference as to character and capabilit; Please call, or addres J. M., 6823¢ Broadway, or at Herald office. SMART ACTIVE PRO'TESANT YOUNG MAN WANT: a ipo om in CT gna bi sow = — spectable old country an reference. No objectio tbe the country. Daderstants’ his business as a waite! perfestly. call, or address, R. W., 118 Clinton place, until uite: N OYSTFRMAN WANTED, WHO WILL ASSIS! A in waiting, at the >t Charles Saloon, 847 B way. Keferences required as to character and ca ty. Apply after 11 o'clock A. M. YOUNG MAN IS DFSIROUS OF A SITUATION porter, bar Sates, sites . oF to ari wagon. Wages no o a steady place. Add Y., Herald office. Good city Teferenos, OY WANTED—GNE WHO UNDERSTANDS 80! thing of the business Apply at the fen lest ufactory, 488 Greenwich street. ‘m. H. eto my =i FIFTY ecb TO WORK 0! cloaks. wi good hands. wit B. MeKENZIE, 47 Canal street. a J. REESMAKING —LADIES RESIDING AT HOTELS and others, who may desire to a led ai suited by a) for three a fitted at their own rooms, wr? be ©. Gordon, Broadway Post Uffice, tre Tour do micile, No. 45 Amity street. RY GOODS —A MIDDLE AGED GFA riEw. has # perfect knowledge cf Geary Seorrintion'ot , goods, wente ituation ‘= wholesale store as man, assistant aD, tion; he cculd make him: usefal ina wanting a trustworthy prong er fy several experience in the most extensive houses; first rate ference in the city. Address T. B , Herald office, MPLOYMENT WANTED—BY A FRENCHMAN his wife, in an American family, The man u js the waiter businers, the care uf horses, and work in « garden; the woman ie & good cook, and ach the French language, Address R. be able to Herald office, OR SEA.—WANTED, LANDSMEN, COOPERS, CA penters, blacksmiths, cooks aud stewards | Shi are now Atting for short ana long vores all clothi furnished. Mind, the number is 07 West street, co of Ceder, up stairs, opposite pler No. 14 North river. ENERAL HOUSEMAID—SITUATION WaNTED IN small private famiiy; is a first rate cook, <Tetarenee en: ppl, 3 96 West Twenty-seventh street, between sixth and S Yenth avenues, secor d floor, for two days. RE PECT-BLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS ‘rees in & respectable family; is a good shirt stands dressmaking. Good city refe- Call at 243 Tenth street, corner of First urth floor, back room. SNUATIUN WANTED—BY A RE‘PECTABLE WO wan, as first ratecook, who perfectly understands Haa g‘oa city reference from her las: Apply at 126 Twelfth street, between Fifth and second floor, back room, for two days. A her business. pleee. Sixth avenue: RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION 10 do geceral housework ina small private family, or would sct as nurse. Good ye ecm given. Call at 267 Gold street, Brooklyn, in the rear, for three days. A RESPEC/ABLE GIRL WIsHES 4 SITUATION AS cook, washer and ironer; isa good baker. The best Of city reference from ber last ‘quchy where she he lived fr three years Please cali at 175, corner of Twen ty-second street and Peventh avenue, second floor. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. bermsid and waiter, or to do plain sewiog; can give three years reference from her last Place. Al a tituation for ber sister, s, young girl, to essst in the care of children or do light chamberwork. bed at 64 Wert Twenty-fourth street, between Fifth Sixth avenues, in the rear. RFSPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- sation, as chawbermaid and Jaundrees; can prodace beet of city reference. Please call at 124 First ave- nue, in the bakery, for two days. A QUIK, RESPRCT ABLE FRENCH WOMAN Wisees ry , &1 weamstrers, in w private family; sewer; understands a'l Iedien’ and obildren's mak- ing and clothes; would give the first leseons to litvle ehil ‘or as lacy’a maid, Good references given. Call et No. 596 douston street. PROTESTANT GIKL WISHES A SITUATION, AS chambermaid nod waiter. Has no objestion to zo a short distance in the country. Can be seen for two doy. Pleace call at 217 Kast Twentieth street. A ADY RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM KUROPS 13 Serirous of fin¢ing « situation as governess in a femily, or to give lessons either in a school or te pupils at their own residence. Is perfectly compete rt to teach French, *penish, music and singing ! peaks 'Eugliah, ano brings most unexceptionable reference. Apply to Mor\tmer Livingston, 63 Broadway, RE PRCT} BLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU: ation as chambermain and walter; the best of city Terence givea. Please cali at 276 spring atrest, in the rear. RE FPCTA A NTS A STIVATION AS LA. yroressed ove 7 a abort distance in she covntry, the be nee givea Please cali ot 215 seventh avenue, between Twenty fourth and qrenty Alta streets, OVERNESS WANTED—IN THE FAMILY OF A PB sician, residing about twenty miles from Ph P aceessibie several times daily by railroad young ladies, BY +merican lady, in a gerileman’s family or bot or fora party of gentiemen. Can be seen ai 140 H mond street. ALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL KINTS M| beengeged at the offices of the American Foreign kmigrant Protective and oe rosie’ No. 27 Greenwich street. Female there and 130 Ninth street, coraer of Broadway. URSE AND SEAMBTRE3!.—WANTED, BY A YOU Woman, a situation as nurse and seams'ress; = ee ae ee hve G ° ‘one from mployere years, Aj ply at ber last place, 170 East Nioctecnth street. TIUATION WANTED—BY A LADY, AS MATRON © § Doccaeepe a Padlic vate tleman’s 3 bas had the care of alee held situations the peibihty, ean give the best references in and Philedaly has no objections to go to an: + of the 0 at 128 Bowery, for Mss. Heme a ey aee WANTED—As Lgl OR O00 & young women, arnt com waeiieenecece ane i " ‘ i atreet, for Mra. Trondie. ITUATION WANTAD—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, do cbamberwork apd plein sewing, or take care children. Good reference given. Apply at 162 G street, entrance in Elm. ITUATICN WaNTED, AS BY A RESPECT! S ble gitl who understands her business well. G reference can be given. Can be seen for two 20 Faat Twenty second treet. “fee — TIU\ TION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID, AN) S sesist in Washing and ironing, or as wile, St vest city reference cam be given. Aj at a street, between Green and Worter. oe 5 reference aiven. Apply at Elm street. Phi QMUATION WaNvEE COOK, WASHER A X) froner, or to do geneval housework. The but ay referrers given, Con tersan for two deye, at 1 Niweteeath streos, tetween cixh and Seventh ere au: Kor balance of Wonte see iitnt ped,