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3829 by ‘Viator, or a Peep into my Note Book.” In the epistic dedicatory, he says, ‘it is the second of a series now in course of publication, on agreat variety of topics, the whole being designed to be illustrative an] somewhat corrective of what is called the New School, and to por. | tray the unbappy influences of the present mania in lit- erature, over men, manners and things, as they appear on itis side of the Atlantic.’ The author was ‘tn wati fed that Jack Downing, Bor, Sliek & Co., slwull #0 drebly supplant Bacop, Shaky are, Johnson & Co. | ‘The great work of Mr. Hoffman, however, was not ocmpleted until he wss an oll man, and its publication fe; still unfinished. It is entitled “Chronicles Selected frow the Originals of Cartaphilus, the Waudering Jew— Embracing a period of nearly nineteen centuries; now first revealed to and edited by David Hoffman.” ’ This wxtracrdinary proJuetion occupied much of the author's Save for more than twenty years, aad was to make six lange octavo velumes, comprising as much matter as | the entire works of pir Walter Scott. The design DpLezzs to be toexhibit the civilization of the successive Christian ages, as it would have appeared to a single ob- eerver and participator. Adopting the fable of the Wan- dering Jew, that mythieal personage is made the his- tortan of the manuers, philosophy and affairs of all the generations since the time of Christ. The two volumes which we bave seen, and which, we believe, are the only ones yet printed, come down to the slose of the sixth century. The first appeared in London, in 1S86u, aud the secon! in the early part of 1854. This werk evinces an extent and thoroughness of erudition very rare among the scholars of this age, and quite un- yarallele? probably among those of our own country. It is much to be regretted*that the venerable and learned author did not live to see it all through the press, and to hear the judgment which the literary workd will pro- ne: , finely formed, and of” dignified His conversation was rly #, and an unusual knowledge | en, and was a shrowd judge and an interesting de- Kneatwor of character. His taste in the fine arts was ex- erlent, and his skill as a euisinier wan equal, perhaps, to that of Bellini. His social virtues wore of the bigh- ost order, and gentlemen had more numerous or more attached friends, THE LATE PRINCESS OZARTORYSKA. [From the Journal des Debats, Oct, 28.) We bave already announced the death of the Princess Maria of Wurtemberg, the Princess Czartoryeka by birth and the sister of Pringe Adam Czartoryski. On the 2th of this month, after diviue service had Deen performed in the church of Faint Louis en Viale, a funeral procession followed the coffin of the noble de evased to the village of Montmoreney, where her morta remains were placed in the cemetary of the pariah. A few touching words from the Abbé Jelowicki, from the Abbe Thullicr, the parish curate of Montmorency, from ‘the Abbe Godiowski, almoner to the princess, from M Barzykovski, formerly a member of the Polish govern- meni, brought out in relief before the mourning family and a numerous auditory the virtues of the priacess. Born in 1765, she lived through all the troubles of the Inst reign in Poland when independent, and the sad vi- cheiudes of Poland conquered. Frederick the Second, King of Prussia, who, it is kzown, took the initiative in the partition of Poland, Perceivod, towards the end of his reign, that in the long run he was only playing ® secondary part in the North, and that the excessive preponderance of Russia might iu eurious information. of net be without danger for Germany. He thought, per- haps, that a German Prince succeeding Stanislaus Au- atus on the throne of Poland might become a guaran- = this increasing preponderance of Russia. In this hope he turned his eyes on hia nephew, Lewis Fred- eriok Alexander, Duke of Wurtemberg, as the future possible candidate for the Polish throne; and, in order to prepare hima favorable reception in the country, he gone! a marriage between him and the young Princess rin Czartoryaka, daughter of Prince Adam Czartorysii, Palatine General of the Russian lands, heir to the im- menee credit and fortunes of his father and uncle, In- direct insinuations, and apn autograph letter from King Frederick Il, decided the relatives of the Princess to accept the oer, which they regarded as the sure pleige of a clover relationship between) ruasia andPoland,thereby * securing the support of the former. The youthful princess was only fifteen years old when she devoted herself to this political marriage. Frederick William IL, King of Pruseia, obedient at first to the slow instinctive prompt- ings of his predecessor and to the influence of tle Cabi- net of St. James?s, offered to asrist energetically in the regeneration of Poland, concluded with this power a s0- lemn alliance, indnced the Republic to break with Rus- ait, and keptan army in readiness to defend his now atty. Not long after, however, forgetting in tenishing manner his sworn plighted faith, the Prussian army, destined to defend the cause which ‘the King had taneously embraced but a short timo before, joined the Ruxsian forces againat Poland. The Duke of Wur- temburg acquiesced in thia sudden veering of Prussian pobey, and asa consequence the happiness of his wife, the Princess, was annihilated for ever. Fate so willed it ‘that the only son of the Princess, Prince Adam of Wur- temburg, brought up abroad by his father, and a gene- ral in the Russian service, bore arms in 831 against Po- Mund. We may imagine the despair of his mother—a Po- Mah woman, a Czartoryska—when she heard whistling in the halle of Pulavi the Russian bullets that secompanied the attack made on the castle by adetachmeut belonging to the corps commanded by her own son. After the disasters of 1831 the Princess of Wurtem- withdrew into Gallicla, where she devoted herself entirely to the care of her aged mother, at the very mement that political storms were dispersing her nu- merous family, The death of this cherished mothe deprived her of all that Poland, in her state of op sion, had attractive or conaolatory for her. She hast- exed to Paris, and there lived the rest of her days with her brother, Prince Adam Czartoryaki. It was in his arms that she expired. ‘the Frincesa of Wartemberg has acquired a well deserved repute in Polish Hterature. In concert witts her mother, she published a book that has become ver} lar in’ Poland; it # the “Pilgrim of Dobromil”? Qrletgrzym w Dobra, & work im which tho hitory S Poland is related to children in the most caay and attractive manner. The incoss also successfull; easayed her pen in another kind of literature. A novel entitked “Malvina, or the Instinct of the Heart, obtained the honors of a French and a Russian trans- lation. It would be impossible to retrace hero the noble and zare qualities of the deceased laly. Gontleness, good- ness, sincere and profound devotion, and especially her charity, were all characteristic of her soul. ‘Though the daughter of one of Poland’s mightiest lords, the Princess of Wuriemberg was never enamored @f luxury. If she helped to iropair her fortune she did #0 by acts of beneficence. Notwithstanding the decrease of her revenue, she was still rich enoagh to found in Galicia, and amply endowed a convent for saeurs de cha- rié. Ehe wrote her own hand her will, in which she bequeathed to her brother by choice, Prince Adam Ceartoryski, the estates in Podolia, which are rightfully hers. . During her lifetime she had prepared in the cemetery of Montmorency a vault, where her mortal remains have been placed by the side of her adopted daughter, a few removed from tle tombs of friends devoted to her mily, those of General Kniaziewitz and Seuator J. Niemeowicz. y DEATH OF SAMUEL DANA, ESQ, OF BOSTON, Many of our mercantile readers will learn the death of this well known citizen with much regret, although it has been evident for many months that he was failing in beatth. His death took place last night, says the Horton Pranscript of the 18th inst., at his late residence in Bulfinch place, Mr. Dana was for many years, senior member of the firm of Dana, Fenno & Henihaw. He ‘was a man of sound and solid ; clear-xighted, and able, Asa man of business he was indefatizable, and fora long serien of years the house of which be was the head maintained a high Snaneial position, and we have often heard it stated that of the maay millions of dollars of ish and French exchange they nogoti- sted in Boston during a large number of years, not a single bill wax ever dishonored, to subject ihe bolder to Jess. Mr. Dana waa a thoroughly honest and upright wan, and the estimation in which be was held in our community was based upon the manly virtues of his character. His age was 67 yeara, Forrian Coxsv1.—The President has officially reeog- mised G. Van Steonwyck ss Consul of Netherlands for the States of Wisconsin and Michigan and the Territory of Minnesota, to reside at Newport, Wisconsin. Marine Affairs. Tas Irvrvine, a war steamar, lately built by Mesers. Weatervelt & Cons, sailed from thia city on Satarday, for Vera Cruz. New Bavaxnak Packer —Mesars.” Sturgess, Clearman & Co. have just added to their line of New York and Sa- vannah packets the new and splendid bark a. of 625 tone. The Ce gine was built by G. E. W. Goodepeed, at Fast Haddam, Conn. is commanded by Captain Cristopher Fayr. Naval Intelligence. ‘We Jearn that an order was received by the command- — the = at at Spit aged ad 2 ‘ell the vessel which can ipped, for orders.—Nor- Folk Beacon, Nov. 11. o ‘ The sloop of war Germantown was at Rio Janeiro Oct 6; also the United States steamer Massachusetts, re D. 1. Disney, of Ohio, sadinen . B. Plerenoe, Hen. D. T. Disney, lo, and . T. B. of Pennsylvania, have arrived in ‘Washington. : At the Land Offce fn a ee recently, Mise Eilza an, ie favor a ent a the new Teetustion Dill for nctual actilement and cultivation, acres of land in Osage county, Mo. melaugs Ar He Goes, any; A. H. ton; L. B. Ro; 8. #. ropolitan Ho’ . uty A. Gilkesom, New York: D. Guarieo; P. de La Guardeo; Signor T. Grist, do. Tindson: pany; 0. G. Lek Bart, Pritadeipbte Irving House—Rov. Dr. Barnard, Lima, N. Providence, R. 1.: Gen. Philo Chamberiatn, tand, J.; Dr. Tewksbury, Bangor, Me.; W. W. Goodric yaunah, Ga.; J. Sewoll Iteed, Boston: Gon, Henry Hl. Kos Resex, K. ev. 8. Bua Uatindelphia; M. ; J. B. Lockwood, thomas Barry, do.; D. Ht lady, do.; DB. Wheaton, a , W. Stone, Phi p Senra, New Hl elphia; 8. W. aplos, Stamford. Avtor House—C. R. Hollis, Savannah: Chas, James, Wis contin; DW. dict, AlSeny: I. Gamble, Now Orie’ W. ws. Emitl 3. Eaton, Troy; H. W. Baldwin, 5B. ene, Prince Edwat Ww. v i 7 yente, Be ford; ge G Bony Waterloo, Lowis Me! ke, Philadelphia. esa and frock coats, $4, 0 cast Ho: ns oe ani coats, a a Lal asaimere t $3, cont $6, last year’s ule o broken 1 of this city taken for clothing, GO, LEVIE, corner of Nassau and Beekman sta, for 25 cents, and low Holmes’ new invention, the double voetiection, awarded with © paton: of merreotypes to aw & paten: iB 0 Browlway. tg Retond. door ot 850 Broadwa; the Metropolitan and St. hese bes a le or in apes every style. enesse: 5 G Vocheter rich cases and frames on hand. ia Pierre Soule! Dolares Man! Views of ara Fails, Rome, London, Paris, New York, &c., added to our magnificent galleries of 3000 Daguerre- otyper, free to the public. M@&ADE BROTHERS, 233 Broadway, four @oors above the Astor house, N.B. Pictures taken daily in every style known in the art. Speaking, Almost, are the Cent La size Daguerreotype likenesses, with handsome case in- cluded, that are struck off at 435 Broadway, corner of Howard street. GARBANATI, Artist. Albert H. Nicolay will Hold His lar vemi-weekly auction sale of stocks and bonds this day, st 103, o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. For fur- ther particulars see his advertisement in another column. Special Sales of Stocks and Bonds.<The un- Gersigned will hereafter devote Tuesday, Wo lnesday, Friday ond Faturday to special sales of stocks and bonds, in addition to his regular semi weekly auction sales, whieh take place, as usual, on Montay and Thursday, at 123 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exel . 5 ICOLAY, Real Estate and Stock Auctioneer, No. 4 Broad street. ‘Wedding Cards.—An assortment of Ever dell's clogant engraved wedding cards, envelopes, do. ean be bad on application, of sent by poat'to any part of the country. EVERDELL, 303 Broadway, corner of Duane at. A Visiting Card Plate, Beautifally Engraved and fifty cards) for $1 25, great reduction; wedding cards and tilver door plates at_very low prices. 3, C. CLARK, En graver and Printer, 99 roadway, in the Chinese Buildings je Clothing of tho Intest sayle and best and sotd at is to suitthe times, san be obts WIT, COU! IN & CO., LIL Pulten street and 50 Ann street. Green’s Celebrated Furnish tention is invited to the superior artic! furnishing department of GREEN’s shirt c: ishment, No. 1 Astor House. Tho stock fneludes every variety of under shirts, and drawers, Do Joinville tics, carts, cravate, glove, balt hoes, dressing robes, shirt studs, and sbirt buttons, id otherwise, handkerohiefs, enders, cases, ressing cases, travelling shawls, &c., imported and winter t1 The prices are mod the assortment unequalled. Fars of Every Varlety.—Knox has his Mage nificent stock of superb furs all ready for the inspection of the public; and ladies who wish to procure a nice and fashionable ‘ set,’’ ata great bargain, should call upon him at once, cither at 533 Broadway, or No. 128 Fulton street. yuslity, of ng StoremAt. the contlemen’s Mies Teresa Esmonde, in Complance with her promise, will give her second Reading from Thomas Davis aud other national Poets of her native lanl, on Tuesday, the 28th instant, at Clinton Hall, Astor place. Her committee, and other gentlemen destrous of assist ing them, sre requested to meet at the Irish Military Library, Eagle Drill Rooms, at seven o'clock this evening. Perham's Burlesque Troupe.—The fotlowin; embraces a part of their splendid programme for this evening.—Warden’s Italian opera, burlesque. ‘The Com- pany’s unequalled Railroad Gallop, with steam whi and collision accompaniment. Jones’s Election Returns. Viantation Holiday Festival. Lopetite Christine in two favorite dances. Pantomime of Sampatchieno to con- clude. Remember the dollar gift tickets admit four per- sons each, New Masic.Just Published, the following mnaic from Auber’s beautifal opera “ The Syren,” as abont to be performed at that favorite place of amusoment, Niblo’s Garden, arranged by Thomas Baker, musical director and When the Morning in Gladnoss,” sung by St. sung by Mile. Nau, sung by St. Albyn, ems of this opera ill Le published on Tuesday or Wednesday Music sent by mail, HORACE WATERS. sis Brondway. Pianos and Melodcons.—T. Gilbert & Co.'s premium , with or without the solian, with tron ramen, then to any elimate,) and circular soales, Horace proved pianos, having croater power, bril- Hanoy, and rlobneas of tone, olasticity of touch, of ‘and sn duratility of make than any other piano ia tte attea yen. Hallet & Cumpston’s piano (of the old firm of Hallet & Co.), 8. D. & H. W. Smith's eolebgated molodcons. Secand hand $8), $75, $100, ra been ren! h instrument guarant To anit some fercharers, monthly payments will be taken, Cash paid x seoond hand pianos. Pianos to rent. HORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Brandreth’s Pills—The Never-Falling Ro- hose fame for purifying the blood, is now extended part of the civilised world, and should be in the mn of every ono who values health. One or two doses how many days or woeks of sickness Four pills in the beginning, is moro a when the disease is established. wenty-fve cents per box, at Dr. BRANDRETH'S Principal office, Brandreth bailding, entrance No. 43 Canal street, ‘The Distress Suffered from Chapped Hands and chapped face, at this season, is very eeverc, to say nothing of the, disfigureme To remove and prevent the evil ‘use Phaion's Paphian Lotion, ite softening, soothing and purifying effect upon the ‘skin, artonishes all who try LON, 617 way, (St. Nicholas), and 197 Broadway, cornes of Dey street. by drvggists and fancy dealers generally. ‘Alzo, for sale A_ Warranted Remedy—Save your Money. Dr. Tobias’s Venetian Liniment is Warranted to cure coughs, sore throats, mumps, croup, cold feet, &c., or no pay. Sold by all the respectable druggists in the Unt- ted Statemand Canadas. Depot: 60 Cortland street. Price 25 and 60 cents. ‘What! Your Beard won’t Grow, Why My Onguent will force your beard or moustache to grow trong and thick in six weeks, and will not stain or in- ure the skin. $1 a bottle, sont to any part of the country. R. G. GRAHAM, 107 Nassau atreet. Hair and Wigs.—Batcholor’s Hatr Dye fe saperior to any in use. Bold, ‘or applied in their private reows, at W. A. BATCHELOR’S Hair Dyo, Wiz, ‘and Oras: mental Bair Factory, 293 Broadway. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye—This Splendid Dye has no equal in the world. The tints imparted by it to the hair are those of nature Sold wholesale and retail, and applied at Crietadoro’s No. 6 Astor House. ———_—_—_—_——_——_—_ ABVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. eee ee Ale AN OLD GENTLEMAN, NAME SUPPOSED TO BE Miller, was robbed of a ooket.book about a year ago, im Firth avenne, near Kichtoonth street. By addroseing A. E., Herald offlee, he will hear of something to bis advantage, USTRALIA.—-EDWIN MURRAY WILL PLEASE CALL at the Prescott House, Broadway, end leave his ad- dross (mame of stroet and number of house), with the pro- a Mackie, who will be in New York on Sntur- " ‘NFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM MOLLISON, & native of Montrose, Torfarshire, Scotlant, who emigrated to New York in March, 1843; ‘whon lass heard of, in 1860, was in Tenth street, and Thirdayeaue. Any information respecting him will be thankfully recolved ty addressing to George White, No. 63 Thompson street, lew York. ETA—WHO ADVERTISED IN THE HERALD LAST J, wreck, will ads letter of importance at vie Broadway aut Office, R, VALENTINE VILLETTE WILL PLEASE INFORM A. ‘bis friends in New York of his plans for the win ier, addressing the previous number. No letter has been received from him for months, and they are very anxious about him. ce ee, of Soedh Carolina, Alabama, er Goer arrangements with bim, by addressing & Rote, Berday, to Attorney, Herald office. SSIGNEE’S NOTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING claims, not heretofore pretented, acainst the late firm new & Mel by notided to present. the stroet. JOLOMEW, Assignee. ORBIDDEN TO RI 18, for (arpox nau. PERSONS A! ceive or negociate a check, di on the Mecbanies’ Bank of Broo! lyn, Winkle, im favor of 8. B. Peet or ‘4 as said check will not be paid J.U. VAN WINK NIAL CELEBRATION programme of proceed- ‘THIS DAY, is as follows The Society will assemble at the Library Rooms in the University, ‘at 2 o'clock P. M., precisely, where their Guests will be received and introduced to the President by the Reception Committee. Members and guests are requested to be punctually present a* that hour. At 2 o'clock, I’. M., the Society, with their guests, will proceed to Niblo’s Faloon, where the literary exer- cises will take place in the following order : Music. 1. Prayer. UBC. 2, Address by Hon. George Bancroft. ‘MURIC, 3. Benediction. Music. The doors of the Saloon will be opened at 2} o'clock P. M., for the admission of those who have secured tickets for the occasion. ‘The officers and members of the Society who have se- cured tickets, tog ther with their guests, will dine at the Astor House, at 4 o’clock P. M., precisely. Seats at the table will be assighed by the stewards, ‘The music at the Saloon, as well as at the dinner, will be under the direction of Harvey B. Dodworth, Esq. Subscribers to the dinner are requested in all cases to call for their tickets before 12 o'clock, By order, GEORGE H. MOORE, secretary. ‘OTICR.—GEORGE W, HARDENBROOK HAVING made an assignment io the undersicaed of all hie pro- y, for the bent of his ereditors, all persons indebted to ‘are requested to make immediate payment to me, and silpersons having claims against him will please sond in ut without delay. CHRISTOPHER KIERSTED, M. D., assignee, No. 145 Thirty-fourta street, New York: Dated Nov. 13,1864. QFEICEOF THE COMMISSIONERS OF RUTGRA- tion, New York, November 17, 1894.—Sealed proposals for iron bedsteads for the use of the Emigrant Ret os pi- tals, Ward's Teland, will be received by ‘the Commissioners of Emigration, at thelr office, 76 Franklin street, (where ttern one may no’ soen,) itil next Wednes wl inst. The Commissioners erye to themselves the t to reject such proposals ‘as thoy may deom not for the interests of the institution. ‘0 CONTRACTORS.—SEALED PROPOSALS FOR excavating and improving Westchester Creek, will be received until the Ist of December, addressed, care of Henry Palmer, 199 William atree jan of the work may he seen, and copies of the specifioa- ions obtained, by applying ag above The right to reject Unsatisfactory’ proposals is to be reserved. IHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS friends and the public in general, that he has Opened a wholesale and retail store, northwest corner of Seventh avenue and Thirty-fourth street, where he will constantly keep on hand the best of old wines and brandics, together with a large assortment of other Nqueurs for family and medicinal uses, Segara of the choisest quality and flavor. His friends are requested to call and see him, between the hours of 5 and 7o’clock P, M., on Monday evening, November 20, 1854. JOHN BEGLIN. Nis YORK agg a oie ome ey a ee NDEPENDENT BATTALION RYNDERS GRENADIERS, ‘The regular meeting of thie organization was con- ¥ened on Saturday evening, 18h inst., at the Pewter Mug, Major George B. Hall in the chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. On mo- tion, it was resolved that the committes on dioner hav full power to make ar with the prprietors of Tammany Hall to furnish the same. Judge Advocate Suydam, and Assistant Quarter Master Haley, were added to the committee. On motion it was tesolved that a drill of the battalion take place on Wednesd crening next, at 74 o'clock, at No, 600 Broa'way, ani that the commandants of the different companies be directed to prepare their rolls of enlistment. Paymaster Christian W. Schaffer, and Judge Advocate Suydam pre- sented to,tho batallion the sum of $100; for the. purpose of procuring a flag, to be displayed on the anoual parade on Christmas day, for which munificent offer a resolu- tion of thanks was unanimously adopted. The meeting was then declared adjourned. GEORGE B, HAId,, Major Commanding. Jaane B, Herarrixcto, Adjutant. OWERY GUARDS ATTENTION—THERE WILL BE ameeting of the Bowery Guards on Wednosday evening November 224, at 734 o'clock, at the Weekly House, 42 Bowery. All’those who intend parading witl the Company are respectfully invited to attend the meeting. Punctual atiendance is required. By order of the commandant, THOMAS BENNETT. Wn. A. Porrer, Secretary. Wa. Post, Ordorty. /8, 866 BROADWAY, TWO DOORS ABOVE re, black and colored silks at unusually low French merinos, bombasines, Canton cloths, nen, shirtings and shoetings, together with wekeoping good: LANKETS sinus bt ab ar ‘AL WHITNEY re Ty ares ot rey. T) STEWART & CO, Broadway T Pp. con CARD.—HIGHLY 1 443 Pearl street, corsets imposter of Frosch and Engl approved shape, style and colors, begs to onl Mt Tadien to her new stock, just rooeived ers in Paris and Lapdon, ‘Sold wholesale and rotail at prices neverg hefore and defics competition, Ladies will find it to their a@vantage to call and examine before par- chasing elsewhere. Don’t forget the number, 443 Pearl et, three doors from William, OSIERY.—1.300 DOZEN OF WOMEN’S EXTRA heavy English cotton stockings, suitable for Winter werr, at twenty-five eonts per pair. T. STEWART & CO. Broadwa: A ae y: F DESIRABLE GOODS FROM AUC- ) Nos. 234 and 235 Broad- Eavy LOTS goods, Boyers will please oall : ore buyi MPORTED VELVET, CARPETS, COMME GING “At en shillings per yard, tapestry Brussels ditto at ei shillings per ardent MPRTE METEWART & CO. PT MI. I ADIES’ CLOTHS—BLACK SILK VELVETS AND 4 black and colored satins for cloaks.—Fancy «ili cashmeres, muslin de lope Diack, whi ont) wt aud 235 roadway. te INTON HALL.—A COURSE OF THREE LECTURES the ebarneter and policy of tho seoond Cresar and its ‘Trelations with the despoti«m of Louis Napoleon, will be Golivered by T. PIERS EALRY, barrister at law of the by le, London, at Clinton Hall, Astor place. on Wednen. hola fs 2 Bec Gand 12, at 8 oveloek.” Siglo tiokete 25 ti 5 cents; centioman and lady to embers to the course 50 cen! TREVILLE COURSE, L.1.—TROTTING.—A PURSE of 850 will be given, with side stake of 835, play or , to come off on Mth of mile hests, best thrve in to Wagons; wagon and driver to weigh froe hortes that mover won a purse over $100. Entries to elose Monday eventos, Nov 20's Fhotel, corner oj hres oF more to mi NOAL, COAL,—$6 26 P C will be sold in quantities not less than one ton, aud delivered free ofeartage to any part of the city, weighed by the Sheriff's weigher, The best quality of red ash stove and egg, at $6 25 per ton, well screened. Apply to James Smith, at the marble yard, 107 East Kighteeath street, near Third avenue, Sale will continue four days. if not old before, Cartmen 50 cents loss. 'Y J. CRAVEN, OR JOHN CRAVEN, WILL eee orsend their address to R. W. Cameron, MUSICAL, FRENCH LADY RECENTLY ARRIVED Ri wishes to give lessons on 9, ante tt uibier, CCNY, Wilbon end of Philareve abbe e of the mort distin ot she wi ote lesocus to her pRidin, or im the, fastivations aad private families. Address V. D. Z., Union square Post Offios, NO FORTE TUNING AND REPAIRING, PRO! Py ‘Nucuded toy by DAVID T. PECK. No. 15 Wert enty seventh street, corner of Brot UND—ON SATURDAY, ABOUT 1 O'CLOCK, P. M., Jn Wall street, & pocketbook, containing séme money” © owner ean have the’ ‘same by calling st 15 Murray street, A. J. &E. 8. Higgins & Go. Inquire for Maurice Abern. Loe SATURDAY MORNING, WTH INST., at about I lock, in Washis mm Market, near & butch- ree dollar’ bill ones on the Bank of M TH INST. IN THE O8T OR STOLEN—ON Kier are between Auburn and Albany, « pocket book con ‘and sundry other p: ‘sino from thirty in bank No. 6,035, for $20), by the Cayuga. Cor ik; one deatt, No. 10,439, drawn by the m= of iin er dated Novem- or o 5 be ehove deatte having bean stent ant eee, havis een ato} for return of the ‘ia WI LIAM CLAPP, 183 West Ninotoonthieteest.” ()TOLEN—FROM NO. 167 EAST FI IFTEENTH STREET, on faturday evening, 18th inst., the followi articles One gold chain and cross, with ‘ Hes:or”” ai ©1863" engraved on the two sides reapectively; one coil breast pin, with small gold opera glass attached by small ehain; one syuare east pin, gold stone, inal moraic, having twisted bar of gold around the outer edge; one gold ring, rot with torquoise stone, forming a cluster of flowers, with emall gold leaves « ug around the ring; one, on eye hea co Tinks ribbed; two gold stads, having ‘(H” 1 on + ono bine ani silver le silk reps. "A ual to two-thirda of the value of either or all of , rea their return to the above asked, (\OAL, COAI—85 EST RED Adil wee ely 0 ap f° Rechanies! coal office, No.3} North Willian street, corner o Chatham. Cn THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACk J in the city.—The subscriber will deliver nut coal for two days, from bonts, at only $5 por ton, free of cartage, to any gart ofthe city. Fullweight warranted. N. B—All othe 6f conl at equally low prices, JACO! CORNWELL, 479 Broome street. HAVE NOW OPENED A NEW YARD IN Di street, near Broadway, in connection with my old entablished yards, corner of King and Greenwich streate, and Twenty-fith street and Ninth avenue, where I intend to yell the Lert quality of red ash at the low ost possible priee, ‘ |) OF 001 4 ptvaniths ater "PETER CLINTON, LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS.— tains five lots of ground, )RACH ORCHARD COAL DISCHARGING.—LAND- reo of firet qualit; ing, @ quality and stove sizes, which will be sold st market price, delivered direct from the boat, cr ned from yard. Also (Clg yy eel te d, can Liverpool, orrel and white ash Schuylkill conte, at current rates. HENRY RERVE, corner of Cana. andgCentre, and corn streete, CLOTHING, 400, » LOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.—THE ) highest cash price paid for clothing, furniture, jewelry, old coins, paintings or fancy articles, by send Ing for the subscriber at bis residence, or through the post M. 8. COHEN, 66 Elm street. N.B, Ladies attended by Mra. C. {AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.— C Ladies or gentlemen having any superduous ef- feeta to diepore of, can obtain @ fair cash price for the same, by sending for (dh gaging Me st or other- vive. » B.—Ladies atten ra. wt M, DUSSEL DORP, 13 Elm street. iL <G.—,ADIES A’ N HAVING Sethe te > aS ree! ‘a fair cash price by sending to the store: 12 Lanrens stroct, near Canal, or Wert Hrondway, or address by letter through the Post, to 8. COHEN. tended by Mrs. Cohen, CAST, OFF, ,CLOTHING—e2,000 WORTH WANTED. — Tho highest will be liberally given in curren! — intro oF ‘dealt lots of of cone, abo creall on 9 ut en emrenne a Wants. RESS WANTS TOTAKE IN THR WASHING wD BIN THR Wai RESPECTABLE MAN WANTS A he permetly soderstande be an ENT ans ah Ane 4 Sry panzer A ook; understands an ing pay Tn ag x WOMAN WANTS A SITU- , washer and immer, or as chambermald, ty, The best of city reference. Can bo N19 Seventh avenuc, near fwonty-siath BRAPROTABLE YOUNG at YOUNG FRED GIRL DESIRES hambermaid, or to take care of ohildron, id furnish good reoommendations. Call ¢, between Sixteenth and Seventoonth sts, Jeman’s family as housekeeper, Can give good wna an to character and capability, having | ; WANs. Garon WANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE S5 Protestant woman, who theroughly understands her duties, as first class cook, or in the capactty of ex- Ferieneed nurse, Twelvg yerrs reference given to the Inst famities in the city. Apply at 10 Tillary street, Breokly: WO RESPECTABLE GIRIS WANT SITUATIONS ; one to de general housework in # private family, is oud disposition and willing to make herself gene- relly useful; the other ix a yood ehamberwork or mind children, Chariton street, for two days, thin! floor, back room, 0. 6. 0 MFRCHANTS, LAWYERS, ESTATE AGENTS, AND others, A young man recen‘ly arrived from Eng- lend, in search of some members of his tamily, is de- rirous of obtaining some employment, either occasion- al or steady, for a few months, in mercantile oifice or store room. He would be foun) a quick writer, ready end correct accountant and correspondent, and tho- roughly experienced in book keeping and business gene- ly: wriles a supertor band: is an expeditious copyist, hax come knowledge of the agency business. Any mediate employment w be thankfully accepted at & very moderate remuneration, Address A. B., box 201 Herald offic N ANP HIS WIFE WANT SITU as farmer and gariencr; under. | Mand the care and driving of horsea;dhin wife ax plain cook, washer ani irover. | Can give the best of city reference from their last ei- | ployer. Please call, or address, J, Kennedy, 93 Oliver | street, for three days. (0 FARMERS ations; the n stands it perfec A bo iat ate WOMAN WISHES A SITU4TION ina om hi a in her last place, and ia now leaving om no- family going to Europe. ‘Inguiro in Nowark oy strect, third door vomfield street, Hoboken, N. J., five minutes’ walk from the ferr; GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK, warher and ironer, in a respectable family, and 1 the bert of eity referouce if required. Addross, eet, Brooklyn, BLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES pia aeber and ironer, A in» small exeeptionarte referonoe from the resiteneo of bor Inst Luke's place, Leroy atrovt. wither for able American or German family. street, up stairs, where roferenc: Can be soon at 205 Mott oan be givon, RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, WANTS arituation; isa first rate cool nderstands all kinds of pastry; is an exeellont baker of bread; has the bast of city refervnce. Can bo soon for two days at 9 Chrystie st.; itis b mn Grand Hester street, in the rear. Has a0 otjection to the country, YOUNG MAN FROM A COUNTRY VILLAGE, twenty two years of aze, who iu a superior penman and mathematician, is iro: ‘obt ng ® situation in anim- portil dry goods establishment or suy othor business de- man the above qualifications; is of strictly temperate abite, intelligent and active, having been a school teacher or the Inst six yours, Good referenco given. Address N. T., Herald off NUMBER OF GOOD COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, waiters, seamstren and smart girls lately land and highest wa the 4 , in firvt class families up town and coua t Female Office, 105 Twenty-sixth stroat, Sixth and Seveuth avenues. A lady im attendanve ABLE PRO- mates; oan do aks French sud Evglish. Vieaso call at, (22 Broadway. RESPFETABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS first rate cook; understands making bread and Biscuits, and is a good game and pastry cook; is willing toassiat in washing. Best city reference can be given from her last place. Can be seen fortwo days at 130 Fast Twenty-fifth street, between Second and Third ave- nues, in the store SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPE Fl, ae chambermaid or pinin sewin, or addres MIDDIP-AGED AMERICAN WOMAN WANTS A situation as nurse; can take the entire charge of an infant or two chiliren ; would assist at chamber- work or other light work, if required. Would go as houeckceper toa small family. Call for thieo days at 363 Hudson street, in the store. PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES*A SITU- ation a4 nurse; faa good plain sewer. Flas lived me years in her last place. The best of city references given, Tlense call at 240 Mott atrect. WET NURSE WANTED.—A YOUNG HEALTHY Pe rvomans yh a tresh breath oC milk, who is neat in her new well, may apply at 21 Irving place, eenth and ‘Sixteenth atreeta. One who bas lost her infant preferred. SITUATION WANTED, AS COOK, IN A FIRST class boarding house, ‘by a woman who ander. Stands all kinds of French, English and American cook- ing—creams, pastry and jellies, and gamo of every kind. She can give the best of city ‘reference. Muy be sven for two days, if not engaged, at 184 Elizabeth street, be- tween Frince and Spring, first floor, back room. VERY RESPECTABLE WOMAN WIHES A SITU- ation as cook, in @ private family; she thoroughly understands her business in all its branches. Can give satisfactory references from ‘the highest fainilies in the city, where she has lived for several years. Wages not © Much lnoked to as a steady home. Please call for wo days, at 201 Fast Twenty-first street, between First and Second avenues. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO IS COMPETENT A tocut ant ft indies” dresses, would go out to work by the day or week. Can bé seen at 139 Seventh avenue, third floor, front room. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS seamstress; can cut and fit children’s and ladies’ Gresnes, Can bo seen at her last place, where she has lived seven years, 176 Second avenue. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to do plain cooking, washing, and ironing, of s small private family; good city reference given. Apply at 182 Went Fortieth street, near Kighth avenue. SITUATION WANTED, AS SEAMSTRESS OR TO DO Ught chamberwork; {s a first rate dressmaker, and can make children’s drvases. Has the best of city refer- ence ax to character and capability; would go out by the day, week or month; understands all kinds of family sewing. Call at 372Second avenue, in the fancy store, POY WANTED—TO OPEN OYSTERS, AND MAKE himself generally useful. Apply at 13 avenue D. OOKKEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG ho understands Bags A ese Address elie OACHMAN.—WANTED—A SITUATION AS COACH- man and groom, by a young man; understands his enn perfectly well, and is well acquainted with the an no objections to go in the country. Is willing to make himself generally useful. Has the best of re- cemmendations. “Addrees J. S., box 120 Heral office, ‘or two da} (OACHMAN WANTED—A SITUATION AS COACH man and groom, by a young man; he understands hin bustnens perfectly well in ail {te Branches: is well ac vainted with the city, but has uo objections to go in e country; fs willing fo make himself generally usofal. Can produce the best of recommendations. Please address J. C., box 150, Herald office, for two days. \ERISTIAN HOME. FOR FEMALE SERVANTS, 614 Sixth avenne, corner of Thiety-rixth street.—Hous: , sehool teachers of enperior er and al 1, vants im every capacity supplied from this institation Servants wanted—two Protostant cooks this day. MPLOYMENT WANTEP—AS MANUFACTURER OF “4 segate, by a young man, a native of Denmark, in one of the large establishments in this city; is a very ccmpetent workman, and ia particolarly accustomed to assorting segars. The advertiser being desirous of learn- ing the Englieh language Perfectly, would prefer employ- ment in an American or English establisiment; has no meat pretensions as to wages in the commencement. iicane address J. A. Hofman, box 176 Herald office. FMALE SERVANTS’ HOME AND REGISTRY, 149 Grand street—Female servants out of place’ will 1 “the Home:? a respectable cheap boarding house, Tylied with every comfort. consistent with economy, nd the great object of ‘ The Registry” speedy provision f good places to eervants of good character. GooP SERVANTS FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK IN private familion and boarding bonses, all with goo ro- fererces, ean be found in pd ehoice MORRIS & COIL- NERT'S establishment, 27 Brondway, corner of Reade stroot; also German girls and German male help at this and at the Uranch office, 102 Greenwich atteet. ‘OUSEKEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED BY A respectable yorne, woman, who is an excollent seam. ra “ 6 to accompany & e dest of references can be givon. Please call or add lines to M. C., 723 Bronaway. URSE WANTED.—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, in a private family, by @ respectable young wo- man. G recommendations. Call on Isabella, 181 Wooster street, PRONEKSED COOK—SITUATION WANTED IN A private family, by « table Protestant w. Good) eity, reference oman, Biven. Apply at 69 West Fiftoeath ry QITUATION WANTED—BY A STEADY, RESPRCTA- ble protestant Jeune woman, as nurse or seamstress IHRFE YOUNG MEN WANTED—THOSE FROM THE | country, or English preierrod. Salary $20 to $35 | er month. Also, one with a capital of from $100 to 200, to take charge of a business in Boston. Apply to T. BOYCE & CO., 78 Nassau street. ANTED—A SITUATION, GY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman, to ge a° cook, washer and froner; bas no objections to gona chambermaid. Can give good city references. Please call at 239 Wost Ninotoonth st. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION A® CHAMBERWAID AND t 0 do plain vewing or take care of children, by a very competent young womxn, who can produce the best of city referone be seen at hier peesent emplo: corner of Court and Butler streets, ANTED—A SITUATION, RY A MIDDLD AGED WO- ‘man, to take care of an invalid lady or to do cham- derwork, Apply at 416 Sixth avenue, first floor, frout room, over the bakery. ANTED—A SITUATION, yor lyn, for two do; BY A RESPECTABLE mstrors, or to do cham- Derwork an hin perfectly understands iting and fivting. Can bo seen at her prasent situation, 70 ast Twenty-ninth street, between Lexingtou and Fourth ‘avenues, until su ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, do the cooking, washing’ and ironing of a privato fn mily. Good city references given. Would lo housework for asmall family, Can be seen at 105 Wost Nineteenth street, tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, in the basement, for two days. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A R young girl, to do chamborwork and sewin ', or fine wash- ing. “Can give the brat of city reference. Can be seeu for Ninth etreet, between Second and Third ECTABLE WARTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC young woman, as lady’s maid and seamsti wae nt yo n, as nurse and Be seon for wo day Good city reference given. 1 ve nd Sixth avenues. ‘Iwelfth street, betwen Fift! ANTED—BY PROTESTANT MAN, A SITU, fas waiter in a private family or private house; bas lived in the best of private familios, Hus tho very best of city reference, aud understands his bnsiaess thorouzh- ly. Please call or address a noto to 113 West Twouty-fourth street, in the roar. Can be ceen till enzazed TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY AN Englishman, who thoroughly undorstauds his business; has no objection to the country. "Has good olty: reforenoos’ Amy gentleman requiring a first rate coachman may address W.N., care of Satnnol fowry, saddler, 842 Broadway, cor ner of treet. Ww’ ED—A SITUATION Protestant young woman, as chambermaid and seam- rtrona or to agsist jn waching and ironing, Has lived three years in her last place. The best of references given. Lan be neem fortwo days, at 221 West Fortieth stroot, bo- ty cen Kighth and Ninth avenues, 7 ANTED—A SITUATION experianced in eutting fashionable custom pants and vests of the Intest styie; is familiar with the French, Ger- man,and Bnglish 1 For personal interview, ad- dresk Rox 102, Herald ¢ A RESPECTABLE WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ung virl; bas come from the old eountry a few months azo; in willing to work. Can be seen for two days at 125 ‘Twelfth strect, between Fifth and Sixth avenu \ ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to cook, wash and. iron, oF to do gine ! housework in a'small private family. ‘Ploaso call at | address to, 102 West Twenty-evonth stroet. Can be till engaged, Best of city rofcrences given. | ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SCOTCH WOMAN ‘ax cook, washer and ironer, or to do gencral houso- work, Hae experien ood recommendations. Apply, | Washer, ironer, and plain cook. Car Want. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A > Chemie ate and walters bas the best of ety totar. SITUATION iw | Goce from herlart place. Pleace call for two days at 197 | Ninth etrect, between Second and Third avenues, | Weare A YOUNG MAR- ried lw aced German, American, | or Englch 1 respectability. To one 1a comfortable home will be sesur- 5 Poat (thee, ANTED—BY A PIRST RATE © /vation to take care of children and sew, or to work and wai ‘ages mot so mugh iu ‘on to the eonntey, at 47 Weet Party:seoont give good city reference and be seen for two days. TANTED—TRY A RESPECTARLE WOMAN. A SITU- ation a8 feametrers an! to take oare of ebildrem, im @ e farnily. Can vtve eood city references. Please call 6 Firet avenue, iifth Soor, front room, Ww* NURSE—WANTFD, A SITUATION AS WET nuree. by @ yonnr healthy woman with a frosh breast of milk, whose baby is four months old, and has a nerss 10; will take moderate waces iv & eood family, and ean do the bert of city reference aK MO Objection to travel. ¢, firet floor, back room. ANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL—A SITUA tion to do the housework of a small family. Is x goo give city references Plense call at '15 Monroe street, in the rear, Can be seem or two days, if not enraged, Wa TED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation vy. A at ‘all, for ‘cook ins private family. washer and irove no objection to ron email distance in the ervntry. ity reference, Aj 0. 179 Ludlow street, inthe rear, Can be room for two days. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT jothes of a few gentlemen ash and Would not object. to work for a few y Apply at Jam # north of Myrtle, families by tho street, three do ANTED—BY A HEALTHY YOUNG MARRIED WO- man, who bas lost bor babe, a situation as wet nurse with a res) ‘ire at a, table fami; Reference given if red. In- Fourth avenue, third fost, Can be acon autil ANTED.—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION af seamstress; can fit and make ladies’ and childee dresses, with embroidery; has unexceptionable referer Please call or addrers at 447 Myrtle avenue, Brookly: objection to the South. YA YOUNG LAD uation as bar maid; ons to city or country. No ‘M PRILADEL- itande ber busi. dress M. D. V., ANTED—BY A THOROUGHLY EXPRRIENCED Young woman, a situation to do general hou in city or country; ina first inte washer amd irone! cock and baker, Would be gesirous to pleas ticular, and wil! accept mo Bowery, for two di \ ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, GENTLE- men’s and family washing. Inquire at 125 Weat Seventeenth street, between Sixth and Sevent) avenues Vy 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ENG- lish woman, a situation as wet nurse. The bert of references can be given. Can be seen for two days, at 13 Ridge street, near Grand, V JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA tion as first raté cook and baker; understands all kinds of pastry; has no objection to assist in washins, if requ Has the bost of firat class city referencs. Please address a note to 378 Bowery, in tiv jancy store, for two days. WaANTED-BY A RESIECTARLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation to co as wot sur. , Good city references cam be given. Please call forty) days, at 201 Hester street, frout room, No. 18. \ SANTED—BY A FB situation to attend a stero, or ms errat nurse, or chambermaid, Can speak Engli German, Inquire ac 276 Canal stroct, third fh WASTEDCRY A RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMAN, tituation to do chamberwork and sewing, Tho bost of city references gi very pAr- 2 wages. Please calf at 223 iven, Can be poen at 47 Troy street, top 0. days WANTEDIRY A RES TABLE YOUNG WOMAN a situation as chambermaid and waiter, or to tho houseworkgof a small private familly: 1¢ 8 good w: nt ironer. call fortwo days at No, $76 Righth atreet, between avenues C and D, 7ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, a8 god cook and Laker, and to do 'n roning. “The best of city reference given. Ple: WV alk: two days. 1s fetatalea ie E A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A 1 situation as cook, washer and ironer, in & private ly. 13 4 first rate Laker. Can produce good city refer- Can be eeeu fortwo days at 85 Eavt Twenty-seeond reet, [ront room, second floor, ;ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE Yt waiter. ° engaged, at 36 We: iV oity re ce Irtcenth street. LS toMr. A Purdie, 98 Chambers street, or Mra, Foster, 614 Bank etrect. ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHILDREN’S NURSE nd chambermai, by a respectable young woman : quick at the needle ; is willing to do general housework and ") rivate family ; is willing to goto lease call, for two days, at 223 floor, back room. BY Wane 4 SITUATION, ENCED nurse, to take charre of an infant from its birth, or wee Nei? and fine washing, er as laundress, in 5 AN EXPERI 4 city reference can be given from last East Thirteenth strect, second floor, front room. ‘ANTED, A BABY TO WET NURSE, BY A YOUNG ‘at her own house, who has lost hor baby. Can be seen for two days at 9 West Thirty-ffth strest, hetween Sixth and Soventh avenues, Mrs. Walch. ANTED.—A SITUATION, RY SPECTABLE who is a first rate rand irouer, or willing to do'the of city roferences place. all for two days at tween Seventh and Eighth a tween, 147 Twenty-aceond atrest, wet, room No. 10, ANTED—A SITUATIO’ BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant irl, as chambermaid, and to assist in bing and ironing, or a3 waitor. ‘The best of city rofer- ences, Can be seen t 281 Soventh avenue. 'ANTED—A SITUATION, WET NURSE, IN A private family. Can give the best of city roference, Call at her own rosidence, 89 Fiftcenth street, in the roar, second door to the right. ‘Can be seen for tw ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, as good cook ina private family; y is willing to assist in washing. Can give the best of ci reference. Tlease apply at 107 East Sixteenth street, first floor, back room, for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, in a respectable private family, as camstress; can do embroidery, or would sew by the eek. Good reference given if required. Can be seen T two days, at 503 Houston street. JANTED.—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO THE chamberwork and washing and ironing of a small fa: mily. Appl Spring streete, JANTED.—A SITUATION RY T ‘oung Women, on at 65 Thompson street, between Broome and RESPECTABLE good cook and baker, the other en children’s or to do housework; both have no objection te the countr; ood city reference given for both. Ploaso call for one day at 645 Greenwich stroct, near Barrow. WASTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY pectatle woman, who thorough! tiness {n all its branch?s, and iss eood | vate family, None others need Bixth ctreet, in the bookstore, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOU to do general b ke, ebild’s nuree. Apply and Jay strects, Brovxly: A RES. uuderstands her bu- naatey 5 cook, in a pri- ply. 2 seon at No, 1 ‘YNTE! SITUATION AS NURSE, BY A WOMAN who bas lo perience, and can give tho best eit; ference. Addrer: t 293 Lrowdway, roomy ! 33, between 1 ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO TRIM MOURNING mnete; to one who fully understhods the business @ Hileral ralary will be given; none others need apply. Also, wanted two trimmers. LYON ISAACS, 5 Divison street, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND Eroom, by a respectable Protestant man, who # reughly understa: is business in every respect, Cau produce the bert of city references for capability and briety, Call or address, 92 Sixth avenuo, of Al State etrest, Brooklyn, for J. B. ANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS, BY A respectable girl. She ean cut and ft drosses, also make shirts. Can be seen on Monday, the 20th inat., from 9 to 3 o’cloek, at her last place, No. $9 Lisponard stroct, AS COACHMAN IX ANTED—A SITUATION, gentleman's family, by an Englishman, Ho understands horses well, and has lived fret families in England. ‘Direct, X.Y. J New York. gle GARDENER, BY AN Sm: atonds bis prof gation of a forem| the ¢ royal gardens at a Inte proprictor of the Ford nie rardens, 22 actos in oxten’ at Cowes, Tele of ,, Salary not 40, much sn. ohjeot 4a a perme- ni rect, letter, to Samu itmoro, Mr, Kingsland’s, 60 Ceoahy etree 2 rahi mmaey A 24 poate of axe. fome of the Post Office, She understa care of children, works well with the needle, and dressen hair very neatly. Would have no objection to travel. Has good references. Can be for two days, at No. 8 Union court, off Untvereity p GFRVANTS. EMPLOYERS SUPPLIED FREE OF | © charge, with American, English, Scotch, and other en- pertor cervante, at the offi Houston street, two blocks rart of Broadway, Good servants can likewise obtain rood + ea any del as cooks woCen QivaTion WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A CO- x Apply at his present employer's No. *quare, north side, with whom he has lived Le past s'x yours. SITUATION BY A girl, to do chamberwork, washing and ironing, or plaiu wine or the care of children, No objection to do house. ork in @ gmail family; has good ott roferonee, Wares not ermfortalle home, Will be for © much ee a obliging and willing, Cal a for two days at 278 Tenth street, ITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG wa orter, oF any other business in which his ser- eee wou! iegine Wages not #o much an object as * permanent situation, Addrosa W. T., Herald office, {TENCIL ENGRAVER WASTED—ONE WHO UNDER. b) stands the business. Apply to Thomas Pillis, 206 Pear! street, Qiicanion WANTED—BY A COMPETENT, WELL RE- ‘ commended girl, in elty or country: in @ good cook, first rate washer, end poker; in willing and oblig- irc. apply for two days, at 58 Atlantic it, Brooklya, ,ANTED—A SITUATION, AS mart, acti Has good city refer object than high Pearl stroet, til ‘mnited, ATION, BY y first rato cook in a hotel or saloon; is ire at 26 Ludlow atrect, in the rear. DUT BOY, AS PORTER IN A HOTEL; one that understands the business, Also, « emart bell c__ Appl Bay State Hotol, 145 Falton steot, WARTEDTA WAITER AT THE ST. NICTIOLAS 8A Joon, One who understands his businoss only need spy Jy between 11 and 12 o'clock. ‘W ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MA Ver and industrious habits, in the oyster m ot r two hundred dollars, At Hi per cont and steady employ |. J., Horald office, stating where an. rte Dire fv rview may be bad. W ANTED—A SITUATION ARR au we ing. SI a ive geod references be Fourth street, on Wr ington square, be ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT ¥. v tion a conchiman, oF to d ress belt tndest he \ nderstands the care of hi ‘and is woll with all parte of the elty; bas the best of elty, his Inst pises; eam be seen tor two (0 Thisd om the roar, | ya | W girl, a ritusttion to do the oo BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTAN® ing: washing, and io \¢ family; be noes; Please oall, or address for two days, | Berar A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, | a situation; she isa fret rate cook; has ne objec: | tion Yo nasist im the washing and ironing if required; has lived three years in her last place. ‘The best of city veterence given. Cull at 281 Elizabeth ‘street, in the grocery store, between Houston and Bleecker’ streets, Can bé cen for two days. ‘ANTPQ—BY A YOUNG MAN, AN AMERICAN, A situation, in a good restaurant or hotel, as bar tender, jer, oF stenard; ‘underetaa nebes ie references given, t Vf his prevont employers, ‘Address C., box 128 Herald offoes hree days, stating when and where an interview may be had ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation as chambermald and waiter, orto do thé Has the best of elty ceneral housework of a emall family. reference, Apply at 418 Hndaon street. f, of the genoral housework of | is 8 good washer and froner, @ | uo objection to the adjoining | to 25 Clark street, in the baremer } Rit —BY SECA ELE YOUNG wonld do 2 aly. “tae preduce ‘ould have no a ‘lease oll objection to go try. P de seen for two days, at No. 9 Eescx street, in the rear. C if not engaged. 7 ANIED—BY AMERICAN GIRL, fis waiter or chambermaid, otherwise: p sir sewing oe aii ft bea | children, Apply at No. 11 Rovsevel rarest. Vise rate references, ANTED—BY A Intely arrived R E ENGLISH GIRL, from & rituation ae eook, washer and ironer in a small pi family, or would take care of children. Plonso call at 122 East Nineteenth street. Cau be acen tor two days if not engaged. GIRL, A SITUATION TO care of chfidren. Call at 87 ESPECTABL Engl. is ere iY A FRENCH id tak do plain sewing ai Leonard street, ni away. =—ereitinieesasioalniy WAxi2ED—RY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, Seituation as cook ina hotel, first class boarding WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. tion a8 good cook, v asher and ironer; rt) Any commands loft at 66 University place will to.” The best of sity reference. WASHING AND IRONING DONE FOR LADIES AND gentlemen, in the ne manner possible, at No. 17 Jacob atroet. Inquire up fron st of city reference given by Mrs. Cont WANTS A SITUA sciet with wasnleg Ane fecuneg. ve xiven. Can boseon for two wreet, in the rear. E AN, AS PLAIN: COOK; ironer. A, in Broadway; pty cat ORK WA oe FUNG. ed wio TAs FIVE room, second floor, ugh. or tix hi spare jays in the woek, would like to get some employmen as writing, coll or work with the hand: fe inexoeptionable. address “Industr; fice. . w* TED—A FRENCII NURSE, ACCUSTOMED TO he eare of children, who can sew and drese bair. Ap- ply at 21 West Thirty-seoond street. . WAXTEDIONE OR TWO PAMILTES: rence given, if required. Apply at t, fourth floor, WASHING. 08 Weet Sa teenth ee ——$$__—_—_______ Gt apt ait Lies V4! A ZeuNe WOMAN, rfectly unde - vy the day cr week.” Ploace address nove 100, My Harald office. ‘W4Niap—an ACTIVE mut id seamstress followers TANTRD—A MAN WAITER, WHO PERFECTLY UN- derstands his busi . ie hours 1a ; ieee Apply at 17 Ninth street, be- " JANTED—THREE OR FOUR BREEDING MARES Appl: 60 Houston street, from® toll A. Mi’ Vv TANTED—A MAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS THE OYS. ter business and cutting meat. Apply at 222 W'nmep—ar telligence off Seventh avenue, A SEA SEOE TANTED.—AT THE EMPLOYMEN W AN iroseay, tmeme core e AGENCY, 30, js, boys persis and salosee army pid urtetly a THOR SPIN, gent ris Witton nine as tceamere bee 4 4 quired, $000." Weference given aod” seaweed. particulars addrose A. Hei jee. Se OLD PEN MAKERS WANTED-TO GO OUT town; two hands that can furnish their own tools, $4 The Werter ‘Hotel, it street, near ), Foon tel, Cortiat tol P.M. EDUCATION. —POOKKFEPING, WRITING AND ARITHME- 10 tic, Come at Pajn’es Academies, 267 Grand 1, New York, and 166 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and yen Nillsave mondy, Don’t think, because the pe Bey low, the instruction is inferior; but eall at any ra Writing, from 2 to 3 o'clock, im IZ lesvoua “4 ry