The New York Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1855, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1855. that he ies bacee the piiea, "His sto mecha $33 Broadway tad 133 Fulton oer Annexation of Canada.—“Coming Events cast their shadows bef See the incomiparable portrait $f Lord Elgin, in ROOT'S 4 the entrance his galleri Broadway. ny ise likeness, ands rie. ture witket a “This Knoek: pots out of earning ever the emphatic remark of « well known the magnificent array e entrance of RON" No. Broadway. A singlo glance Sar tray any one of the exact truth of the artist's do- ‘cision. anions japhic Portraits Executed in the first atyle of art, plain and colored, on the cheap ayston, szclusively for te people, the mats, Dasuerrsatyes, and £0 ce: tereescopos, $1—by HOLMES! ‘pa- Tent dooble eamerse, 260 Brondvay, the depot of art, Planos—Grent Sargains.- {ne Largest As- wortment of celevrated pinos in the United States. T. Gil- bi) and Co.’s premium molean pianos; Horace Waters’ mo- erode, anor, and those of a |i number of other Sakers mmprinng the Largest and my at, desirable yasort= ment in tho Unions will be told at a prise which dety Some: tition, for cash of satisfacto Persons in the city rders ff plane will ond it to theie savantage to call on ORACE WATERS, 333 Broadway. Melodeons.—8. D. & H. W. Smith’s Melo- aed tuned the <iaal temperament, to which was recently ed the sirst mnt the National Fair, Waehing- sean be found only ®t $38 Broad’ dissonst “made for cash. Tno trade WORE the most Wberal terms. CE WATERS, corner of S4th street, on maraday evening, 19th, ‘and: commencing at oct ‘an minations. ats wee stock of bombazines, alpacas, delaines, bareges, silks, Son crepes, _grenadtnee a7 o y Goods.—We have now a 1 Onur tissues, lawos, prints, ginghai ein ‘the ‘soning f fine, whlon'wo ars DBEATER & 00., sagsartetrtet, Shawls from Auction.—Just Received, the following | which we will offer at a discount of 80 per cent his shawis, all color: Thi ‘Woo! a a0 mnbroided an of superior q: E. it. LEAD- roadway, corner of Leonard stre:!, Bonnets. all the Bonnets we see on Jadies of taste, wo find they sro from R. T. LUSK’S, 15 Won street. Brooklyn, one door below Migh stroet. soon and judge for youreelf, Kid Gloves—Kid Gloves.—We will epen, ‘his morning, another Jarge lot of superior Paris made kid a which Wwe will soll at great bargains. Our storo will ahd rendy H. for business, at So'clook A. CO., 347 Broadway, corner Leonard peut Littie & Co. have an Excellent As- gertment of ready made clothing, made, up undey their own $300, and for quality of coods, style ang , there id no equal Goods made to order at the rs ore notice, No, 412 Broadway, Oak Hall Ctothing—Ready, Our New and fashionable stock of spring and summor clothing (of Bind and quality), wnich we can aud will soll obeaper than guy house can ‘afford to in this city. Remember Oak Hall, DE GROOT & SON, 84 and 8 Fulton, and 47 and 49 Gold ste. y Figured and Striped Shirts for the sri summer—Having received it ‘rench colored cute ine id fang) execute r Canal street. fa ually when prom Drs Ww aa gam gered netuslly w a Brosdwoy det en Walker and White stroets. Perfect Fitting Shirts to suit all sizes, made expressly fer custom trade; silk, merino. and cotton under- sbarte and sirawery, and, overy article in mon’s farnisbing goods. Mc McLAUGHLIN, 292 Greenwich street, corner HLT wana voice, a persuasive voice, ‘That could 1 the wide world through, would fly Pt beame of the mornin hi ht, apeaic ry entle mig! And tell Them that at no other Store In New York can such beautiful galter boots, gu or ties, and toilet slippers be obtained, as at J. B. & CO's. ary Canal atreet. Parisian Style Gaiters — Shoes.—Persons neste id eh ft re hould just wee peeps Ws 'WATKIN’S,lLifFulton street, snd get'posted tp a8 Tatest styles. At his extensive establishment can be largest and bost assortment in tho United Stator, Let this be your your Guide for Carpets! English velvet car carpets, 10s. Ts. per yard. a Se e. per yard. Eola i three-pl iy conrpet 7 tp ae English cil alothe a i very ‘ard. anaes, $5 Speed TRAM ANDERSON’S, 99 Bowery. Dressing Cases—The Subscriber’s asoortment embraces va style suitable for travellers! use; eontain all that is nc cess ore i SAUN- No, 7 Aster House, BY bre Broadway. SUED TEES: ae arene wi ars sole one in the United States. ‘doparsment comprises, tho richert styles of doco: ial oe po i ar tistio of the United ine ray od as FA MGT Broadway, direetty opposite 1 Gay sel Double F' anes pits ee re ag locks, emall iL fire, not ons pate atthe only cepot, 205 I’earl parmicr s emanate Safes. BATRICK is tho sole Sotiancs locks and eroes Gare: Depot Nor i92 Pearl sees, jance locks aud cross. Gas.” Depot No. 192 Peat! street, ene doer below Mai: sr, age oy oe from cur ree es sae od AMES EVERDELL, 802 Broadway, corner Daano st. Im the Moffat Baliding, No. 335 Broadway, lawyers, artiste, mamntuttarers of Jewilry, clothing of otner light, fabtir, can be sccom.nddated with spacious well lighted’ and veutilated, and rents varying from #0, @ suite of five rooms, connected together, i the modern improve ‘App ith atthe odor PAM bs MOREA, $96 Broadway. ‘Teas.—The Best Assortment of Fine Teas Will he found ‘at the Canton Toa Company's newly erected and elegant 25 between Poarl and Hoosevelt—ihe oldest establishment in the cl e Assure our readers they eam do better hero then cleowd re, either at jo or Fel Go Nervous Sufferecs.—A retired Clergy- man restored to health in» fow days, after many years 8 sofforing. is anxious to make known tl ite great nervou weans of ure. Will send (treo) the proscription use: Binect to Hoe; JOMM ke BAGH ALL, No. of Feiton street, Broodlyn, N.Y. ysictan ption that Proved effectual in restoring air dags years of Kisious to makets need trees Direct to ‘Pr ton strect, Brooklyn, N.Y, wpe Bull’s Sars eal parti Pot the blood and all the most eminent physicians (to whom its ‘dion has been made it to be an health in eo1 led tonic medicine for in and liv me ig nts Sold whol “a Be SouN BULL'S) ct al office, two doora from Broadw: Priee, ‘th jor pevtlon a onch, oF G bot. tles Baim of Thousand dl Slowers—For beantify- ad eo ai ty fen got TETHIDGE'A UO. Boston; C. It po ‘ay, agents. Ys Hair Dye gives all the Interme- te curd f color, from red or white, to the doepost Tick or bre rows wa. Thin is ts he boct and surest dye yot dis orrnreds Pig pel bottle, Applied at all hourg. Clirehi and Toupee made wiin his newly amb skin division, ar fashionod after o Sere wn design, and 59 fitted'to the head that all wig ‘arers have pronounced them porfoct heads ofhair, Fao- Tiny 02 Fulton street, weet vider Mair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.—Batcheler’s factory for these articles is 233 point. vate for the appli 0 ae of hie ag it nasortment of the’ nited States. Ten Dollsy Wigs and Hheinded geneerte cole= Ure factory for win braids of Jong hair, uated at jeware of Broad to MEDHUURST en Particular Notice to the Ladies. Having bn] 4) that some of ven! Shalt open in a few days, w way revidenes is coamseted with te Hore, % ny but will DLP LWH, Lado! hate dens. aawey, ‘between Spring and Prince Groham’s Onguent forced my beard to grow Thad very jictle before T used it J U0 Thied oe oe csntry, RC. GRAILAM, 583 Breed veg nc Toth shied steve, Philadelphia, Megeman, Clark & Co., surviving partners aad sdvecerort to. Rushton, Clark & Co,, ohemisty and drug and sole marufacturers of thelr genuine ced liver oil, Seo,"brt, S11 and 196 Broadway. ‘ashton’s Cod Liver On ts re ay lapted to consumptives at thie season. To bo we the name ef Frederick V. Rushton in fo idit'on seek, Ne --No other partion are authorized to use hia name, ¢:‘her solely or in connection with any ethers. Only st No. 10 Astor House, corner of Barca nd M17 Brod ray Capa) etre Por Coughs | land i ColdsmHastings’ syrup of copths, Rushton’s cod liver oil, Ayer’s cherry pectoral, cach 1; for Vever and auc, Jn “eholazomne 19), Doshler's QGiinSl; for dropey, gravel, &e., Wolfe's "ohiedam gohnapps, eet oneidote, ‘each $1; for rheumatism, scrof Holioway’e “and. traction, ‘hompicn's| tooth soap find UION'S, 127 Bevery tua ee The cutile ish nalogly ple piscba se the foam ‘When an enemy darts at the queer little ae But as quick Cristadoro will dareen the ‘Wits hindye of all dyes most efficieas mad rato. istadoro’s Excelsior Hair Dye, manutfac~ tured, sold and applied at No, 6 Astor House. Holloway’s Ointment.—Salt shoe, Scor- butic eruption, and serofula,—Nearl, ibe human race can bear witness to the efficacy of thi wwoncerfal enguest in Ware ‘of these, dlecsgest They never fail, however long standing or desperate the case may be. he iactories, 80 Maiden lane, New Yo London, all druggists, at 25 cents, 623¢ cents, and $1 per pot. The aine Arnica Plasters.—Elit W. Von- dersmith 0 celebrated Arnica plasters are recommended by pytician in this city for rheumatism, sin back.” Only try them, then you can j a * gold only drug store, No. 108, abov: 4 CardTo Invalids Visiting or Restding the invalid f om the ve this pa ty invite! ‘01 ras a residing here, to He will’ be will sition, ed find the eles Tanner stranger, to avoid, iin eid required. Per the following ¢tsaages he oe surgical eoneulted eRbe: ali other forms of heart disea and all other diseases of » teeta and all forme of female comp! ‘tiem, pk my ee yo oneal’ him by ment Prompt an- Tivcosmsd ant etice mighoat &n, Address 3, 8, FITCE, A. M., 7a Broadway, New York. gta him a full be returned, charge whatever. ‘What a multitude of Lotions, Saives, Oint- ments and nostrums are advertised as beautifiers and pre- servers of the human cuticle, tbe concoctors of which (40 ghrontois thelr cupidity) would reslan, all hopes of immor- tality could they reneh al which DR. Xx GOU- D by pat ee, skill industey. bas attaingd: ta Teloging th perfection i nowned Italiana modicated sosp, tor realizing a tuxurio , sreooth and transparont complexivn, uzflecked by a tingle blemish to mar ite chil like beauty: That Gouraud’s soap will M1 certain as there is a sun in the b the rr uprooting hair trom lye and restorative found at depot ee walker streot, first store from Broadway; 8 h Third street, W’biladelphia; and 1: ‘Washington street, Bor Rheumatism, Scrofula, Goat, Cancer, &c.— HYATT’S Life Baleam, as attested wraiton nd desperate eases which have ap) saved in the Moral, and other Papers, is the great reliable purifier. Amon, of king’s evil is that ot William Ho who suffered by a deep and Toatheo ling from which co 1853, was soured in one month of a existed twelve years and destroyed his no gn aa tism, gout, neuralgia, &c., the cases ot Hon. J. V. D. Fowler, 188 Stanton street, and Mr. B, Rice, 32 Grove street, stan forth among the most astounding oures evel letely crippled. You who are aff vi 75 conte per bottl Prinelpatd ‘dopot, 6 Married, On Thureday, fe il 12, at the Church of the Holy Apostles, by Rev. R. 8. Howland, Josxru H. Greens, Jr., to Ouvid 8. youngest daughter of the late Oliver Wood: raft, Haq. a ecntioay Steniae, April 11, a5 tie residence of of this city. te tnides ir, by the Rev. Dr. Millett, of No. 308 Broome stzeet, Mr. JOHN ACKER to Mise Hewmerta Coox, all of this city. on Thursday, April 12, ut St. Gaorge’s Canrch, by the Rev. 8, H. Tyng, D. Dd, Wiuam M. ASHYIELD to Miva ‘VioLETTA ‘Tutrson, both of this city. On Thursday, April 5, in St. Audrew’s Church, by the Rey. Dr. Curran, Patrick Moors to CaTaerive Teresa O'Connor, eldest daughter ot John O'Connor, Esq , of this city. Un Sunday, April 8, by the Rev. Dr. Tyng, Georce P. Coyris to MARTHA BARKri P ia papers please cop: In Brooviyn, ou Monday, April 9, by the Rey. Henry Ward Beecher, WittuaM iG McDovGatt, of Gla: oy Scotland, to Farny Lerrria, eldest daughter of the Robert MeLean, of St. Johu’s Church, ‘Hobart town, V. D. L., late of Newry, Ireland. ‘Belfast and Newry papers please copy. Died. On Thursday, April 12, Mr. ANDREW SADLINR, a uative of Drumshambo, county Leitrim, Hai 50 yeare. The friends of the family are reape invited to attend the funcral, this afternoon, at two oslodk, with- out further notice, from his late residence, No. 86 Van- cewater street. Interment in Mount Olive Cemetery. On Friday, April 12, Eumanera T., wife of Patrick A 31 years, 8 months ani days. The friends and acquaintances, thoss of her father, Peter Farrell and of her brothers in-law, Thomas Dally, Michael Neary, and Michael Farrell, are reapectCally in- vited to attend the funeral, from her iate residence, No. 32 Stone #‘rvet, to-morrow aiternoon, at two o’slock. Boston snd Troy papers copy. On Piey morning, April 13, Euianera, wife of Sam. W. Atkin, a 30 ‘ives of the fathLy are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from No. 132 Greenwich avenue, corner of Thirteenth street, to day, at twelve o’e] On Thuraday, April 12, Wa. A. Hawitroy, Esq., aged an 4 friends are reepectfully ed to sve tend the fumeral, from No. 112 Division, street, at ten o’clock this moroing, without further invitation, On Thursday morning, April 12, ABRAHAM Kexser, aged 73 years, a veteran of the war of 1912 The funeral will take place at two o’clock to-morrow afternoon, from his late residence, No. 76 Hester atrest. ‘The veterans of the war of 1812, members of the Masonic Order, and the relatives and friends of the de- ceased, sre reepectfally invited to attend. will be interred in Cypress Hills Cemetery. New Jersey and Newburg papers py: On Thursday afternoon, Aprii 12, of consumption, Witam 8. Ware, in the abt yo ‘year of his age The relatives and frievds of ‘the family are invited to attend thetuneral, to morrow afternogn, 4 at two o’clock, from the residence of his brother F. T. White, No 8t Broome strect. His remains will be taken to Greenwood ior interment. On Friday, April 12, of consumption, Tuomas Atrivae, late of Tralee, count; ‘Kerry, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late psidence, No. 3 eet, to morrow rncon, at two o’clock. On Friday, April 13, of remittont fover, Wittua« G., only vom of the fate William G, Dougherty, aged 6 years The relatives and friends of ths family are seapoct fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence o! his mother, No, 244 West Seven‘eenth street, to-morrow af- ternoon, at two o’clock, without farther invitation. On Wednesaay, April 11, Madame Marie Von Hassett, a native of Hanover, long # resident of Columbia, 8 C., aged 65 years. Southern pe papers plea: we op At Blackwell’s Island, on Friday, April 12, Wit1aam B. FLAGLan, clerk of the Penitentiary, aged 55 years. Hie remasna will be taken to Hudsoa to day. On Thursday morning, April 12, Wruusan ‘Tayior, of the firm of Wm. Teylor & Co., No. 14 Aun street, ayei 50 years, friends and relatives are respestfully iavited to at- tend the funeral, to-morrow asiteruoon, a} two o'clock, trom his late residence, No. 141 Gold street, Brooilya. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. In Brochlyp, on Friday, April 13, Mary ANs, wife of Copt, Isaac Harrie, cfNo.7 Monroe place, the friends cf the family are reepectfully invited to attend the fuvrral services, to morrow afternoon, at half past one o’clock. The rezains will be accompanied by the more immediate friends, on Monday, to Cypgess Tile for interment. On Thursiay, April 12, Bawa 1. A daughter o Wi liam A Batten, aged 2 years and ¥ mooth: TI and friends of the family are respectfully = 4 to id the funsral, at tgo o'clock uw fa after. from the residence of hia parent, No. 180 Gra eet, Williameburg, The remains will be taken to Cy- sree Wi metery ‘or interment. At East New ‘Yord, L. 1., on Friday moraing, April 15, after a short and severe Wines, Mrs. Magy L. Pitt, aged 56 years. ‘the friends and acquaintances of tne fam‘ly are res- |) pectfully invited to attend the funera}, from ber iate re- sidence, to morrow afterooou, at three o’ciock. On ‘thursday, April 12, at Rye Neck, Westchester oa ne disease of the heart, Jouy Mossue, in the 55¢a ear o z ‘The relatives and frieade of the family are reepestiully invited ta attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, without farther invitation. Trains will leave the New Haven Railroad depot, ia-Caaal street, for Mam- aroneok staticn ati A, M. 12M., where carriages will be in readines Pottsville, Ya. and St Louis, Mo., papers please copy. ‘At Canaan, N'Y, on Thursday, Apri 12, after a pro- tracted iliness, Dr. Stepan Brown, io the 67th year cf his age, for many ‘years a resid: mt of thin city. At Panyilie, Va., on Friday, yril 6, Col. THomas H. ©, Grasty, Mayor. He wae a resident of this city several years 2g ‘Un Tuesday, April 3, at Three Otters, Bodford county, Va., the residence of her a A. B Nichols, Mes, BALLY Nickors, relict of the late #8 Nichols, in ths 78th year of ker a ‘At Fan Francisco, Califorpia, on Friday, August 17, 1364, Wit1am H. Dx Esteva, in the 26th y: of his age. Bis foneral will take place to-morrow afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of his brother-in-law, Daniol Garve, "No, 826 Front street. The relatives and friends, 7 the members of Pilgrim Lodge, and the Order of 0, Fellows neral, are invites to attend, re ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. GALES AT AUCTION. UCTION NOTICE, — HOUSEHOLD FURNITUSE sales.—EDWARD SCHENCK, Anctionsor, will give Autention to tho enles of household furniture ay c8 of families breaking up housckeoping, or st Ms taleroome, Non ie Wall sttvety for those’ who tay prefer it, big kd - BOGART, AUC rch art—This day, at 1034 o'clock, at the orner of Prac crt and William ieroot bedsteads, beds poods, ae mus ure, sameatiinn, i tristata ts laden’ bonnets, . pencil casen, gloves, neck ties, UCTION NOTICR—JONN REDDING, AUCTIONEER ri irty-soveoth sire it three 10 let, wnetioncer, 1106 ‘road n Seventh avenue. “Inquire of wy. te DMINISTRATOR’S A ‘No anetion on apr at has », Hudeon copety NJ: igo a fgas, 3 ried English po 16 Wall st at eet Breting Freres, tached level traceléte, ‘broo uds, peheil case Fell at “auction, “this iy, Gstaetay) rilllant dirgond Rehiesy eet gn both sides wit v0} ‘obias eeson, Cox, ‘obker celebrated in Con dgen ot | pendent second; chroncmeter, weal rings, old pens, it SALES aT AUCTION, — CONTINUA’ ION SAL Li | a A eG BEAT day, ‘and goldstone Patent and ‘de; iu and earrin, ey ia buttoae, 3°, d vest 'y and crocker, }, window curtains, 4> A’ 10% AND an 12% auctio Van Wink mate by. 1, 00: Paintings, of choice de very suprtio French plato yest design rosewood Sieve, de., in large’ varie eribed on cat e entire furniturs avenue, th hereafte elogas ssortment of kitchen utensils, tie chandelle iere for centre (a ee rosewood catalogue this afternoon, at UCTION NOTICE — LARGE AND FRREHETORS nificent bousolold furni ve ap April mp a Prinee and Houston, iiagiiloent household Tareitare sold nea up housekeeping, comsisting hroe ply and Ste hrovatstie one supe: Freneb plate an walny THIS DAY.—TUNIS MORRE at the privaie residence, 172 West arlors, but recently a ill sell ‘Twenty-cight ieet, Hebly furnished selected with care, from fashionable Broadway carpeting, of tl frst quality) rosewood pi $325; zesanoes ete: rosewood parlor suites, (with many oi h, well framed; 1 man mirrors, mahogai { table, palliastic ornaments, two corner siete ‘ke, ne, elie, d exami On Monday, yy ab 6 of a famil: ols, armchair and pation centre, pier casing tables, Ae ; rosewood and mi hair aud foather beds, mattresses, pillows, ae toleters, ho. silver plated wares al ‘of every doseription; blank us Tho sale will commen Terme cash, fasity 126 welosk, th a ric! jety, consisting of full stock, Piatofortes, of ‘excdth glass ware. china and Boh Bais mattresses, gold. Jewelry. i attloulars, &c., 1 Nassan strect, 17, bat ween ingrain oar- ro. ad gilt fri *] at and ow *, morennas’, %, $150: ty on ornaments, purlor suit, », C08! t oval, valu- s fa aii emian glass 505 Second first street, rtant, are notilied to remo ut 5 o'elock, after that time, AUStion NOTICE. PARTIES HAVING GOODS AT | bo em by this sinto the hands of other parti UCTION choice NOTICE.—CAMILIAS Jants.—SAMUEL OSGOOD, ‘Auotio sell at his ealesrooms G6 Nassau street, this morni day, at 103g o'clock, a large collection of camil keraniums and other choice plants, from » well known florist of this city, Terms cash. AND oraee roses, ik, 100m, bedroom and kitchen UCTION NOTICE “HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE, te. SAMUEL OSGOOD, Auction Stroct, will sell by auction on Tues A. M.. at the house No. 44 Laight stree the household furniture, compri a, apt furniture, gai re No. 1 19th ‘opposite Sb. sing parlor, dining tures, £0. Tie 10g rt Jobn’s UCTION NOTICE, salesrooms, 27 Centro street, hold furniture, of all clas others, for counters, &c. olkg to Eorope, which has ode and ot April 1 t al - ‘be a catalogue. The cash re deliver No. 88 Broad street. attedaing ‘THOMAS BELL AUCTIONEER —By Bell & Bush—This day, at 1034 o'clock, in our 70% good house- ae. iy wh variet; Oars is the salorroo for millinery, tancy goods, 4c., for outside exhibition A. CHILTON, AUCTIONEER. SALE | OF ‘SUPE. ‘rior household furniture, gee roperty of not been in ure a y pearly all m ‘Alex Roux, the cclebi cn. binet maker, is now in eacellent Sondition E & CHILTON ‘will sell at auction on Wednesday, April 18, at No. 5 Leroy place, Bleecker street, commencing at 1034 o'clock, rich rosewood parlor furniture ia maroon velvet, tapestry ard els carpets, clocks, vases, £0; French advertisement in ¥ C. A WATERBURY, AUCTIONEER, SATURDAY, i4th, (this week,) large continuation importers’ sald brandies. Sable linen, ‘Ae, superior ed ‘hen tonstier “with kitshoa furaivure: oan bs bad of “4 Aetloncors, Cole or for Western and South- enlities are invited to at- todas represented on the P ithout revervation, for , commencing at We o'clock, at our store, ase8, ‘also, fa famiry ar, and was ted & Chilton detail will These goods urday, April 14 at 1 content: cases, Fo! = chats soger boxe! ‘ke. outed iy “china morning, at AOS A floor and stair carpetin meiet janoforte, w Feeeption chairs, ceeritelre in costly frames, with slab w ching toilet ge! or tore, pa nea , table crockery JOUN R. od throughout; work jecanters, win ching tea set Cae SALE OF . hea prose Ok sar ore! stove and noforte, valuable oll ec. —T! A RE Wo. a vivasren street, the whole contents of the hous apestry, Bru but little worn; rosewood parlor, dininy tw con: large and spl oi cursalns, pold shades, valuable off t paintings by cininent ar- x, cortly china vases, and bisque and hondiome heavily onrved onl sion plans, crock French ood and maho 's superior black in! y, this (Saturday) morning, at 79 Nanas street. By BROWN, ARRINGTON, Voasentl 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION NOTICE.— Arsiznce’s sale of splendid rosewood furi ting of royal velvet yels and ingrain do:, ‘and bedroom farni Ys, china, silver ets, forks, epcons, ivary cutlery, cut a champagnes, Be, ay barenes, with mreRUs, Wi corner =f hecer, fine curled "hair mattrerces, blankets, Leda, bolsters and pillows of fine e pros feathers, stone dey tquare gilt frame mirrors, &¢., &o. ure, richly tings, cost- (Satieday) cow prisin tands, palli- interpanos, Maco moe. QUGENE B. ovelock, at Eugene B. Franklin will sel variety fe, vis. a carpet, at private sale packed for shipping in the b one exproes wagon. at A0 fect, atN. in_ raid house, cons |. #08 war nd hair mattress Alno, om other articles. This sale is Leepers and others. FRANKLIN, LEGANT HOUSEMOLD FORNITUR AN; Auctioneer, will sell, on Mondi 37 err: drove, dis He With wolisn attachment: Litchen utensil 1, "et auction, as above, a large furniture, carpets, mirzora, ocany bookcases, wardrobes parloz furniturs, en suite ; beautiCal velv besides ods est man E.—A a8, pier, contre and ylano, and worthy 1 AUCTIONBER. — BY Y Franklin & Nichols —This (Satarday) morning, at 10g Nassau street, between Fultyn and J tifal Kaglish ve ‘Also, at I2v clock, , Lith instant, street, all juenitare ing of wiston and ingrain carpets, par ing, bureaus, foasber vention of house: ona, @ quanti M. CRIS contained card tables, a varioty of sortmer {LIAS B. UENRY, AUCTIONEZR—WILL 1) “auction on Monday, April 16, Seventh street, hetwoen Firrt and Ff. mirrors, eat TON vill soll on Monday A auction rooms 59 Bookina: gooe rorewood ard mah from s famil; soveral suites of ame tell, maboga ings, oak and curl mi higheet bi der—to clos early Monday mora y who are removing, It w ad parlor furniture pril 16, at i French d note t chairs, Brassels, thi ingehin cerpets, cilclothe—all of which willbe sold ty the consignment, (ntal sale preremptory. titles pede awa bedding, Surniture, tion, on Monday, April bles, &e, and crockery, suits of Ss cinted rocms 13 Sixth avenue, rent watohes, rings, ear rings, pencils, brooches, keys, thim " COLTON, AUCTIONRER.—GENTEE!, HOUSEHOLD furnituro—four rosewood Pianofortos, French ota, eilolotbe, parier faraiture, Be. 5 G, HORTON, AUCTION EER—WILT SELL AY’ AUC 2 o'clock, at the sales jwortment of gold jewelry, to; ard ables, sofas iteade, Frehch tate ‘end oval mirrors, oil Vet ree. ply nud 4, orators edrooin of PP emities breaki = also have regu’ Nassau street, vetwoen Fine Loe! al stroet, fawily leaving cing ti ‘ul pair of grey Thrde, a Pariey rn of! eight jens Mid, wey net Also, a Wood, ‘of moulding, pauel. snd imorticing machi AU ro salon. Hleay TL HI. Leed ira sales sf houssuold faraivure, s Sons at rary stabl a Tomlinson & C lomber wagol IONEERS, for st the rear of Washi fer Barope, con Inehe, made'by do; a double pheeton, & dowole set of Paris mado har in harness ; a! able faroi:ure, 4 r eC. of 9 and 1 o'clock Hose caring 401 Ghosts of tools, aede & Co. will give re earringe horse: stylish and. peek ors, HOUSE many years rosidencee aan ing of a a 139, all the Tuay wan bo until day of co No. 19 for ecnvenien Nassau street, EBNRY I. LEEDS, AU & Com Henry April } did reven octay osrand a Jenny Lind, and ‘cost 8 Towewood marble top rich mantel vsres, ot carpet and intings, mahorany # drawing buresus, gany tea and din hogany wardrobe, w' lowe and Soiaters, Leeds i Ie at 1oy ovoloek, 8 No. 2a Twaltth, Ler Tied and Pourth avons, oonsiating of one spl to, formerly aaod | AW), ben eovered In green, gold and black ritk brocatell, risb oar RY H, LEEDS AUCTIONRER—BY Ul. H. LEEDS taturday, April 1, at 1045 o'clock, a the sales farnito, f anle) conkisting ef rewrvood suites ta bain, cloth and varierated brocatell, cottage suit mi ahogan; brocatell, CTIONERR—BY Bue inn piano iful euitos tre taples, side tab) a, (removed . DEEDS tion 0 jos, overee | chimes, win SALES AT AUCTION. ES RY B. HER’ ORTGAGE | te. ot the Mor ‘1855, Ng o'clock, at 03 Grand street, oor ter of Mercer street, known a8 ho: aroha Billiard Saloon, comprising four roserood billiard t: to, with fixtures sempiete, made: br ad ma chairs, wi ied pips, euiciaeras TB, CANO #00! Pl stand, large strect lamp, billiazd balle, looking EXRY PB. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER —ON TORS day: April 17, af 1032 ovolock, at 91 Oroshy street, pouretold furniture, the property lean leaving for T pe--consieting in part of elegant Fosewood suite in bro- el rosewood and mahogany Frenen bedstead: irs indo, mabos contie, side and arose pier glasses, oll paintings, en- carpets, staic do, bair and ds and pillows, ince and dainask window shader, cornices; china, glass and F plated ware, ivory handled kaives and forke,' togethor win 6n assortment of kitchen utenrils, with whieb theo ssle i, AUCTIO! EER VALUABLE REAL cs vion—By PE RNSTEIN & PHILLIPS, ty ate, April 7 188i at 12 cielock,. a sho Mare ants "Aaakens the following Lie pre On siat¥'a frit street—The two three story, basement and under cellar brfek houses on" the port of Sixty-firet street, 150 fect east of the First avenue, with court yaras in frou shaving all the modern improvemenss, and builtin tho mort eu sept manner, ry four story oriek ho 216 snd 222 Seventh a; Lo in foot 2 ‘On Twelfth streets The four stery. double vriek use: @ 101 East Twelfth street, Lot 25 feet by 75 feo On 124th and 130th street»—Thore tix hodutit lots on 1X t, 325 fect west of Fifth svenne, veing 75 feet front on tach treet, and aituate in the immodinte neigh- dorhood of valuable im; On Fisty third street The denitable Jo> on Zifty-+! street, 225 feet cast of Seventh avenue, fd feet by 82 feet. avenue, Brooklyn—The throe story, bevement snd r mastic front brick house, corner of Ross strect id Leo avenue, finished with marble mantels, corniess, &o. Lot 20°75, Alto, the fourth and fifth houses from the cerner in the same row, finiebed eam the above described corner Luse. Lots y © situate within loss than. ten mimutes’ walk from the eek lip: terry. A larzo portion of the purchase money cf all the above Property may remain on boud and mortyaco for & teri of 5: years. ‘Terme ot sale and f the property ean be had a the office of the Auctioneers, 61 Liberty street, nead Nasean, OUN W. SOMERINDYEE, AUCTIONEER. —MORT- zase sale of mahogany household furnicare, pia hb late mirrors, marble top counter, de. 4, at the corner of Broadway and Duane etree’ Duane street, second floor, +ix Fronch plet {rames, rosewood caso. pis detiers, bar counter, and glass ware and. bril Ware, beer pump and pipe,’ oileloth; also, mahogany ‘hed Meads, washetands, side tables, burcaus; leo, bair mat- tresses, featber beds. ingrain earpots, look.ag’ glasses, &e ‘JOUN W. SOMERINDYKE, stiorney. for mortgagee, ‘hace W. SOMERINDT KE, ,AUCTIONEER.—MURT- @ sale of household furniture, on Monday, April Ludlow. etreet, at 10% a 19th, at No. o'clock: mab sofa’ with chairs to match, de. rocker, Pearl i mahogany bedsteads, rosewood bureaus, fe, mabogany took stand, mabogeny frame tore alt matrcases want rigs 4 bed linen, rare books, ac. a BOMERIND! KET Ationsey for Mertzazeo. OWN W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER, ASSIG. nee’s sale of machinery, Iai cole, & April 19, at No. 124 Literty Intern, with pulleys and hangers; drilling machi it ting. or elabbing machines, turning lathes, rifle machines put toring machines, double head 8-foot lathe screw amaking machine, cone making do.. Eard ji trip ha es, iron be UCTION BE 4 P April 14, at 103g ovclock, ae tho reet,'s lerze and very tine assoremont ig of apple, paar, plum, chorry, quinges, currant, taspbory, silver fur, arbour vetea, Wey mouth pine; also, rubbery, rosos, box for edying, dc. The shove are all in good ordce apd have deen taken up expresaly for this able, trom oue of the best nurseries in Fluehi DEW ATER WILL SELL ON MONDAY, pril 16, at 1034 velook, at 42) Hudson streot, near Lo: roy street, genteel houschold furniture, « wood suite, covered in brocatell, tet Inrchatrs, "Druseel ride tables, es p, eenti mautol glagsoe, win- dow curt ables, dinner and toa sete, mantel ornaments, clocks, candelabras, bedroom farniture, any bedsteads, bureaus, washs:ands, chairs, tables, mattresses, palineters, mirrors, kc , together with # general a eut of bavcment and kitchen furnituro, with which je will commence. OHN 1: VANDEWATER, AUC TIONEER, WIL! Yolock, st the saleeroom, No. 14 Maiden! agnoe'Seale of diooh, irom fareitures cone sieting of ds of v us patterss and kinds, wash- stands with mirrors, basin, ewer ani drawer comp/ete,’barp towel rack, Parisiam gothi¢ towel rack, bl-wer standé, he racke, umbrella rtands. firo stands, garden chairs, settear, gothic workstards, tables of various patcerne, &c., &0., the whole to close an aseignment. mahogany and roreword furni' ure, rocow: in trocatello, sec: Also, & largo assortment of suites covored AUCTIO MEER. — MONDAY, + at 249 Gold Sobuson and’ Myrile avenue, Réroklyn, househoid turniture, cisely, at 24 Fulton street, hold” furniture—hedatemdi ttands, crockery, cook sto’ at o'clock P.M. pevoinly, strect, Brooklyn, a general OSEPIL HEGEMAN, April 16, a9 o’clock A. M. Bectitcn ies near deather beds, bedaii clock, pictures, &v. Same day, ‘at 76 Remveen, corner of | Sol ‘Assortment of mahogany marb! top parlor and cliamber furniture, tapestry, Braveels and in grain ae ee ee also, deliers, brai Catalogues at tBp enlestocnsn OWN H. OAKLEY, AUCTIONEER-BY OAKLEY & Wrignt—Will Tu at 10 o'clock AM. general assor:mei ingrain cerpets, stair and hall do,, #0! y spring seatiparior do,, curtaine and. cornices, marble top centro tables, hstada; bodsteads, mat ining ley, crockery, tlver description, a lai ‘of chatm- bedroom furnitur je will com. nce. ‘Teems cath, in Danka slo aocey. Catalogues on the morning of wrt J. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS day, st 10 oolock, at 173 Chatham equore, general rtment of furniture from families removiny beds, carpets, cofas, mirrors, and various other goede. Positive, without reserve. F, DUNCAN, AUCTIONEERMARDWARE AU > Saturday Avenue D, at 104g i sell a large les at sorowa ‘a quantity of bra puiley's, trush handies, hand lee, locks, a larse ad one of Davenport & Mo lory’s lock em account of os ner having two other Salo files, ever, © unter, glass cas sample bulletin bus os to attend to. HIS DAY enue, a larceastortment Mt dining room fornituro,cotn beawtoads, . feather eds. miggges, Ac. Alvo, on nth avenue, the etd@® aod Cxtureso! a ies, gin, wines, Ke. in douijohn’e at of pastor, shea roveral good carpe Menesy, at 183 liquer store, and tottles, PLANTS AT AUCTION VAIN WILL fell this day at 1034 o'cloch, at the ved toro, 7 Joho street, 2 splondid assortment of perpetual, monthly, climb ing avd moss roses, tin and ovt of pote) hone: wuckles, j min krape, vines carnations, pinks, verbonas, catia aladioius, tuberoses, de., de.,’ direos't ard morning of sale, from Peter Henderto tloguer, rom th de Jersey ity. LL W. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER, — HOUSE ealo of wiper) rosewood and mavozany furnttare, this day, (Saturda; Yo. 72 Eighth Thi .) at 1035 o'clock, at house Avenue, ‘between Thi ‘| handcome tapestry, Hrravgols and i pets; two splendid’ French pier gl ond guit rosewood parlor furnito: carved, covered in orl a haireloth; marble t Jaco curtiing 6 marble toy . French 6) irteenth and Fourteen’h streets, con: rain room aad ere, Oval inirror iront; sofas, armobaire, rockers; a piek tales; Fic mantel orni clock, oil paintings, &e.; with s «ploa- did variety of rosewood and mahegany chamber furniture to match throughout, made in the beet mannor; hair mattresees, id other mirrors, gold and painted toilet sets, cold A abaden, te , epringeent ohairs S nimver of French co! attreeses an seoe to fit, all emente—extention table, rich china, cub ivory cutlery, crockery, ironwaro, £6. No postponement, W. § oe AUCTIONEER.—BY HOUGHTON & kense, 0 bed: > ry y and Wednesday, April 17th and Lith," at 1037 o'clock each day, at the oxtecetve warerooins ot Messrs. McGraw & Allen moracing the whole of their costly and elalerately carvai furniture, of the Iatest and most styl vy in nse, We invit a the puclic to view this tothe #ale, and they can remptory, wy aro closing Hotel proprietors, mereha: nd those who niebing first class houece, would peovt by at: Every facility on the premites for prok- Artic rehased at tois eale oan re oFo until the first of May. #took consists went: » richly, ated and eeamelled deo! sor the Invest. siylee sud designs; parlor far tiny nitore carved rosewood fartiture fo suits, in mutlin, &e., of the Intest doris osowood par im inwood, cost $3N); ful rosewood eto marble tops, A’ chamber furnite: 0 mata; Loge d and mi it roasble top ball sortment of p! {oes chairs, Fookeess wolout and nrands, etegere ae Cw THLIAM | IRVING, | AUCTION BSR —HANDSOWR \ ‘iotshotd Fe. WM. IRVING & UO. will sill at avotion, April 14, at 101 o'clock, at tho , elegan rved mihocany velvet; euperb Wilton carpets, S"Brusecls cagpets, fogesin and theres fly carpers so peext varietion; tuitoncved rosewood furni:uce, covered im yreoa and gold brocatelle; ruits carved r.rorv0d prior furniture, govered in moquettes carved rosewood wardrbe, with glass doors; clogant Frene hogany sotae and ebairs, in hair cloth; erh garved ok stdeboatd; mahogany’ # ble top sentre tables; window curtains o rac es nF: ahonany Laie matteodes, feather sing buresus, washetands, "ixbles, toilet. tet, ‘eroakers and . LOVERS ; large n bedn, bolsters ard. pillow mabogary dining and ten ylase ware, mahorany sideboarde, 0.1. pa’ Tice glaswet, Bedroom witgors, oil Paintin NBER — ALSIGNEE'S ws 1d Vv vi - ale of an jron rafling manofactos WILLIAW TR ING & CO, will sell at axetion on Wonday Apri, 16, the iron roiling ttore, 501 Ad jams street, Drookiyn, | K. D, Anderson, Geor Stock, Coola ee, of wo iron Failing manufactore of pheet irom deors, side anchors, hook anc >oi P Li 1} Tatnee, bias emith’# con), Toaeh ton hemmers itos he dpill whoele he Janee SALES AT AUCTION. USSELL W. WES’ AUCTION EEE. —GENTEEL 1 Re eeeee neces tf the resi No; i Wert Thur iceuth street om Momdey, Aped 16 a6, 108 ofclock, sousist- ing cf the entire furniture of the House, room wn stair ear marble top tables, edstends, jen, marble toilet sets, oval frame: rangqments, with which nent. top and pl engravings, &o., vwith r the sale will commen M, WITTERS, AUCTIONTER, W Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clo>k, at 1! large ond general assortn e ON oy LL BELL, Canal Wat from tamilios 0 hairs, tein bookease, pier and oval mirrors, pa‘ntings, poo'ting obaire, t tapestry and other earpe’s, olvetothy, mahog ry sad walnut tedstends, hairand otter mattresses, bed- dia, ble top dressing’ vure ands, toilet and plated ware ‘A quantity Lenches, « of bonnets, OF A situa | ion as teacher in family ot ore or more cliildren un twelve years of @ “Will devote fowr Loure in the A renoon to their instr residence. Terms ‘#6 per week. Address K. N, of GERMAN GIRI, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH AND A little Freneh, and who understands hi making and embroidery, wants a situation as lady nurse and gov to growing obildren; would hi: Jections to sive leesons to children. lived tive yearsin family, and can sive the best of reference. Address Herald cfice, till Monday. YOUNG TIDY WOMAN, TWO YEARS IN HER e, and strongly recommended as veing & very nt, wishes a situation ss chambermaid and to ashing, irouing and other werk of a rispecta- family. Apply at 201 Spring street, near Variok, YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN WHO IS DESIROUS of returning to England, wishes to engege with a fami iy going there as nurse, or to watt on an invalid, or if agree able would travel in Europe. Can refer to the lady she now One with. Address by note, §. D., Chatham equare Post SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young lady, as saleswoman in any hind of business; she welish, French, German and Italian; best refer AIL be given, at Mre. ‘Civatte's, 64 White stecet, RESPECTABLE Y OUNG | Ww tion as ch: commendation: objection to go 266 Atlantio stre stairs, Brooklyn. A we in the country, Sooty at ; between Smith and Boeruis’ streets, up i mae WANTS. ANTED—IN A SAMALD E SEMINARY NEAR THE the city, a Fret to xive instruction in the French language and Address box No. 444 Post WANTED (A YOUNG WuMAN JUST COME ¥ FROM the country, wishes Cap sive good reference ANTED~A SITUATION. healthy woman, with @ frock ast Apply at 304 8th avenue. ny “A YOUNG AND 1 of milk, who 4 BY RESPECTALE young voman, todo ehamberwork aud waiting in & family. Best of eity refereace given, Apply venue, for two days ANTED—A SITUATION, LY A RESPECTASLE Young woman, as cook, washer au! froacr, of to aasiat in howsework, or to'go # short distsnce in the country. Good referenece. Can be seen for two days, at 38 Tricity place, rear basement, JANTED-A WET NURSE, WITH A FRESH BREAST of milk, Apply at $1 Bast Lith st, in the deetor's office, between Sand re from four to five P. M. V ANTED-TWO _ TRIMA IN A MILLINERY tore, Apply at No. 5 Livision at, ED—BY A RESPEC TABLE MIDDLE AGED a y ertant woman, plain sewing. Please ANTED—DY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wouan, &® situation ax chambermaid and waiter, or to do the bousework of & smatl family corner of Smith, Brooklyn, for o ANTED IMMEDIATELY aves Haglit P one who # in of ‘taking char Avply at 55 Borsen street, e week, if not engaged. POR TRAVELLING ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO NEAT COLORED a8 cook, washer sud ironer;-the other as id and waiter, Best city referonce required. Gall . 26th street ANTEDTA SITUATION TO DO KOUSEWORK, 70 cook, Wash aud iron, in s private oF 40 take care cl obildren; or to dv shambecwors, Bast of city refer- ence siven. Apply at 276 West Isth atrect, in the roar. NTE! -BY A RES? STABLE YOUNG LADY, 4 situation as nurser, erness; can teach ail dimente ot the Eu lish fauguace, geogra hy. arithmetic, writing, &c.; is willing to employ the rest of her time in vew™ ing for the tamil), and does not object to go out o’ town sbe can give the most satisfactory references in the Apply at No. 50 Prince street, by note or person ; will attended to immediately. A R ECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WISIIES A SITUA- uation to nurse children, or as chamberma:a; would Lavo no‘ohjeotions to cook for & #inall family; is @ good baker and washer and ironer. Good references. Please call at 14 loth et., between 7th and Sth av., second floor, fromt room, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE “YOUNG WOMAN DE- tion in city or country; ia @ goed cook, irst fc aud irener, Sad’ sssker eeeelioar ad; could a place as lanndross. 1s nr aa ietsee ta “Apply jowery, this day and Mon YOUNG SWISS LADY, SPEAKING FRENCH GER- men and Evglish, offers her services to an American lady, either a2 companion or as housekoepor; no objection to trave); refers to present employers for capacity and re- rpectability. Pleneediress 8. 8. 249 Clinton at, Geooklys, A S00 COOK, EXCELLENT WaSHER AND IRONER, (@ middle aged Welsh woman,) wants the above sitna: tion, Goud city reference. May ce seen at 146 8th avenue, above 17th etreet, third floor, YOUNG GERMAN WIDOW, WHO SPEAKS ENG. lish well, wishes a situation as chamberm: rese. Would prefer to xo to California in that Apply at 198 Grand etreet, YOUNG LADY WANTED TO ATTEND IN A secar store, not more than sixteen years old. Ameri- ean, French or Italian preferred. Address Lafayette, square Post Office, stating when ard where an inter: n Way be had, SINGLE MAN WANTED—TO TARE Farden, « pair of horses, and to érive. CARE Call ns 22; A avenue, afte AN tata DF A ry ABOUT 23 YEARS OF * 7 ench perfectly, and Kog iieh tolerably, desires ® sitnation; he has some knowledge of accounts und mercantile transactions, and would make himself useful in any enpacity, Salary not so much anob- ject as an ocoupation by which he couid obtain an introduc- tion to business routine. Address N. 8., care of Mosera Ute 4 Sous, 67 Broadway. Satisinctory ‘references can te ven, BOY, You » spenking and rit FIFTEEN YEARS OLD, WANTS TO OBTAIN employ ment; is willing to work for his board and clothes, ud only wish comfortable home; would bind bimseit to any po d can furnish good city references, 0 Notes asiareseed irtaly eral office, will be im nediately attended to. (UILDIS, NURSE A PERSON OF EXPERIENCE IN ove capacity, and of unexceptionable character, r of & situativn, on application, betweon 3 acd 5 in the afternoon, at 14 Gramercy gpark. It will be entirely useless to apply unless of superior qualiGcations. \OOK.—A SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTA- / We woman as cook. who thoroughly understands her bu- titers, and can produce the most satisiactory reference. Will not undertake to do wrsahing. Please call or address E_L., 5 West 1th street, third floor, tor two days. RY GOODS.—A FIRST CLASS CITY RETAIL S4 LE man wanted, Apply at 4606th avenne, tetwoen ich and 20th streets RUG CLERK.—A YOUNG MAN, HAV foot bnowledge of the retail and’ prescription b: wishes a situation, Best city re ereuce, Address ty lev’ ter, Apothecary, Herald office. EvROPE—A vouNG FRENCIMAN, WHO SPEAKS English and Italian, wishes a situation ax waitor or valet dechambro. with one or two gentlemen, or fn family foing to Euroye; he oan rive tho best recommendation from is last placo: he is well acquainted wit siuropean modes Vlonse call at 200 Chureh st., between White of traveling and We ae, IN CITY OR COUNTRY, IN WANT OP ‘oud belp, are reepectfuily reminded’ that they can have # good choice trom @ large number of respec: he well recommended servante, in every ¢ South Brooklyn Kegistry Office, 58 Atlan Please remomber the number. [PARMER-WANTED—A SINGLE MAN, SCOTCH TRE ferred, to go as foreinav on farm near the city. He aust have ‘had some experience in this country, anu oe a0 intelligent man, able and willing to lead his men, Arply'to Mr, Olmsted, at Dix & Edwards, 10 Park pluce, rota 11 to 1 o'clock. {ARM LABORERS, MECHANIOS AND FEWALB po. D © woetios, may be engaged at the office of ‘the Amer and Fereign Emi.rant Protective and Employment So So. 27 Greenwich +t Prospectuses sen’: on agp ica! tthe pacity, eek, ‘IRL, WANTED—CAPABLE OF WASHING, 1RON- Xing, and doirg ceneral hourework. Tow geod Armer! can girh not w’raid of work, and well recommended, pec a wages will be iven, and a he will have a goed home. Call ving At 209'dlat ot. wear Sth U8. FSUSEREEEER WANTED—A PROT FA ono not afraid to work. A widow lad, 01 rome church preferred. Call after 4 o'c! Sixth etrect, Willameburg, near Pct slip fe M2°RXING GOVERNE YOUNG LADY OF RE spectability desires an cnsagemoat as morning go- verness in a family where the children are usder the azo 01 twelve. She professes to teach the usual branches of a tound English eduontion. Aadrees K 7. Unior sqnaro I ft , AND and member at 46 Soath ROFESSED COOK AND LLAUNDRESS WANTED. — A fe siding on the Hudson, throo bours’ di tan frem y railroad, with to obtain a competent cook; she'most te perfectly famfist with ait the braccher of bet Frofesrion, and require no instPuction. Also, a lanndross, able, industrious, and noat in her person. None but Pro testints reed apply, wit) satisfactory testimonials, et 113 Wiliam atrect, to J. Lansing, between 10 and 3 0° slock. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG ACCOMPLISH- ed German encher of music, either in a eeminae no objection to’ go in the eoua:r be exchanged at 202 Wes. Pyouty- fice, box 3,187. GIIUATION, WANTID—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO tostant girl, as cham?ermatd and laundross, or chamber. maidand plain sewer. Has very geod city reterenco from ker last place, Call at 35 West Ith street, recond floor, front room, ea tocond street, or through tho Post AT TRIMMERS NTED.—NONE BUT ad experionce need apply to A Leland TRAW HAT TRESSER WANTED— A ia ap. UN- doing old work. Apsly to EB. Bi 35 e, Brooklyn, | NEVEN LANGUAGES SPOKEN BY A_YOUNG MAY, | 1D intely arrived from Burope—namely, Englie, Itatieny | German, Spanish, reek, Portneuose and Arabic; can make Dimseif ‘understood in the French language; bus bad some t bar tonding and waiting on table, or con make | Lat most anythine; wishes to nave & time this week at 1704 Cherry etreet from Market. two any kind of tw devote bia utmost ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation a+ chambermaid aud to as washing and irovim, een for two days 5 Bast 10th st. corner of lat ave. Would go a short d nce in the country. ws ED—A SITUATION, RY A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘as Jaundress; she understands her business, ix willis to go in the country. Good re(creucss given. Apply at 3d avenue, between 10th ana 11th ste. ANTED—A GERMAN, ENGLISH OR to cook, Wash and frou, and asl t thoroughly understand her busi at 20 Weet Sid treet, this d ANTED—A SITUATION, BY Woman, af wet nurte. The best Apply at OY Gold rtreet, Brooklyn. ANTED—A WOMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS PLAIN HERICAN in house A RE: PECTASLE of reference givou, cooking, and is ® good Washer and ironer. Apply at No, 71 Amity atreet. TANTED—A NEAT ENGLISH GIRL, OF GOOD charac who understands cooking, washinz and iron- ing, for & family comssting of two persons: “Apply tiie (Saturday) afternoon, after five o'clock, at Bi Wiltoughby street, corger of Duffield, brooklyn, wnt D—A SITUATION, 2), to take care of ebildren veference given, teen wntil ruited. ANTED—BY A RESPECTA PLE ENGLISH LADY, & titvation as housekeepor or to wait upon wa invalid as athae of children, as nursery BY A YOUNG GERMAN cun alao cook good. City 7h Trinity place. Van be Apply at No. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, a Nurse oad seams ress; is capable of taking of an infant from ite birth: 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OF Good education, @ situation as housekeeper, 1 has no objec: 5 tion to a hotel. Cull at 280 Lowery, former id an ANTED—BY ‘TWO MIDDLE-AGED, AND TUREE ung Protestant women 3 housokespers, and general housekeepe im yer of ¢ pile, situations in variou They are Well xeeoumended ‘Apply ut WALLACE'S office, 1 Sader ce', ness Fulton sireet, Brooklyu- Wpep=a GOOD COOK; A PROTESTANT OR American rir!, willing to mako Lerwelf generally use- ful, with good city Reference, preferred Apply at 227 West 2d street, MIDDLE-AG ral howrework ii PROTESIANT WOMAN small tamily; must to & snd have good refereoces Apply thie moromg ut No. » Pineapple etreet, i W's DIBY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU i ‘one who understands her batinoss per ty well in all ite bran ecticn to go wm FI eumm:r. hes; ix ku excellent baker; has Bo tdi-tanes in the country for the The'best of city reference Addr ws 87 6th . aud Waverly Place, sound floor, "RATE tance in the TANIED—A PROTESTANT G As cook, washer and ironer, to .0 « short conrtry. Must be neat ard ‘icy in her appearance, and fully cuparte of performing the dutiva nsmod, Such an o1e migy apply at No. Ite Greenwich st, day. ANTED-bY A LADY GOING INTO THE country for the suminer a girl to take caro of chil rer, (m n preferred) The best uf reference required. Apply at 124 Lawrence etrect, near Willoughby, brooklyn. BY A Health et of milk, « tion sive tne best or reference. “Call trom d B47 Pearl street. JANTED—A SITUATION, KY A RKESPECTAGLE young woman; she is « good plaia cook, washer and ironer, in & small private fainily; understands baxing. Has ne objection to go with a family a “iort distance in tascoan try “Can give the best of city reference, Please oxll avs Malverry rtrert. room No, 19. ‘end fruma'2 to}, DAN, GERMAN, OR SOOT u houkework of 2 email amily, Wasa ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIL, A SITUATION TO do pemerki housework, plein cooking, washing, & ereon at her resent employer’ Brookly D—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A sive on ae cook; she understands her busines pores ty well inallite branches; is an exoolleut oaker; bas no ol Jection to go a thort distance im the country fur the cummor; che best of city reference given, 87 6th avenue, ween Mhetreet ana Waverley p room. Ww“: TRD—A SITUATION, WITH A GENTLEMAN, & farmer, in the country, Fy & man and wile, why honest and upright; the man is competent to tal 4 farm and forgen, as he kas heen accustomed Vkewire understands the mauacement of hoi Can) ner of Dean, Sor 50 dost ei rout, cor: TANTED.—AN OPPORTUNITY 18 WANTED, BY & young man ot reepectability, to go to South Amorion permanent or tomporaty superoario, of in avy raduated at a Southern mercantile college: to make himself gen: fy. Address box 203, | WASTEDGAN RXPERIESCED MOTE), WATSH- One who thorouguly understands his businoss, sr¢ ean bring undoubted refere Vy ap plying at the U Iara Zc clock P. WANTEDIA SITUATION AS FARMER, BY A MA Tied men (Scotchman), without family, or would tal the monagement of a vex {isingtory recommen Samith’s, 66 t W ANTED—AT RoDERIC strert, a good + with laces and ¢ ay heer of & situation Saturday, bebwoen Gen’ give. seb a Bddrese Harmer, at As MEDWARD'S. 85 681ND be nnest Sp. wath oq arated, Apyly to or address a ALESMEN.—WANTED, ONE OR TWO DRY en, With good reference, at Hotton & Boy Apoly tetween 8 aud 10 o'clock, + rales sth avenue, ERCHANTS horough al or entry clerk and ‘clothing oF wholesal and correspond Tomed to act as travelling snleem: teferences as to character aud ability. Herald office, 10. CUTTERS —CUSTOM who theroughly understand | thort distance into the county ‘Addrea# A. F. Brown, Girard How T° FARMERS —WANTED, A MAN TO MAKE RAIL fe nd har been necus ‘The most satistaccory | Addrest W.S., pes, drive an ox team amd do the udval work o Apply to George Sheer, 167 Brsadwey, segond at form, Look ioe i tat Sl | pro INVALIDS.—A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEA T aco, being an excellent medical scholar, would } a liberal considerstion, to be & companion to sn | could rend for him, Pies, the (piano, ride, oF drive out Lits, be. Persons oF the bizhest rerpecta bility wishing evct fh person Will please a” dress In.valid, Herald office HOCOLATE AND COCOA MANUPACTURES.— had soreral years experience wv ts of chocolate ant cco in the above businore, oF neefal r given it NEMPLOYED. — ANY od baeinees habit t y of SHH) Neged te proc if ¥ Burope, and itat ie Werle employers, JAITER WANTED IN A PRIVATE PAMILY— experienced waiter, who thorourmly understan| usiners, and ean give the mest undoubted reft react ween I ard 2 0'0/00K. + No. ab Exchange Place, Ue ae treeide wth hiv ha vertu. Sale ‘Chatham Square ke hie uss firet year, $90. Address Hardware, Jet Of8 2, THE TURF, } PD M0USH, MARLEM,—TI3 PASHIONAULE RB- tort oe nok senpuns inal ie yg ‘and the led with the fineet Pevlenetn wast of horace to on swaye be ruppl K ie an splendid o The Secs RELictovs ‘vo vices. NEXT, AY 3 AND 734 O'CLUCK ie 4 sérmon will be promped the ingathering of te bony thovs the Holy Scriptare: me ations 5 & book of hyman) 5 te obtrined th ‘ sypTipru <The eT RIGHTH AVENUE, Pee ee: Woodhall, at 10K6 A 3PM THe MticIbaARry, ones OF THE WAR OF 132 — THE arly vavited > Send Oe ier, 16 lester street, on, Sundayy ioeh ina iM. with the usual bedue of mouraing. HH. RAYMON ND, Col ae? RT) LEGION.—THE OFFICERS OF TATS OF- Fanitnajon are requested to meek ah thelr Foome, at tLe y Booed this (Seturday) evening, April 14, at half past ovelock, om Bi sreat sinporta Col. J. Adjotant, Be order inese i BURNITS©.