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YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1856. exceeding $100 00U. Mr. Wavsworti—To establish a Normal Sshool in By Mr. Srencen—To authorize the New York Juvenile Asymum to receive snd weintaim such children as shall ume within tts provision. Mr. Beret repeal the act establishiog a Rail- Bes Dxsuen—To establish » juvenile asylum at By Mr. Rexp—To amend the act in relation to the Se- eend Avenue Railroad in New York city. By. Mr. Rexp to incorporate the Yorkville Library. THR XBW YORK ANNUAL TAX BILL, BIC. A debate ensued on referring the New York Annual Tax Dili, but no question was taken. vibe Dill ¢x'ending tbe time for the collection of taxes bape the State till the Ist of April passed. Asembly- ‘ALBANY, Feb. 27, 1856, BILLS REPORT#D. By Mr. Opgi1—A bill mating appropristions for the | 4 ag of the Cama! debt, and autuorizing « loan there- By Mr. Wanvar (favcrebly)—The bill authorizing an imorease of the capital of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti. tute, Also, » bill wo insorporete the Peopie's College. By Mr. Foor (favorably)—A bill to increase the sala- mies af the so of the Court of Appeals and Supreme {tanorably = To fo:m a new ward from nth wae wel th wards of New York city. ‘By Mr. G. A. Dupizy—Ageinst the erection ct the pro- ny, cqunty of Highiznd. This :eport was referred te the commiitee py a vote of 34 to 22. BILLS INTRODUCED. By Mr. Dixon—To incorporate Kxcelsior Medical Ool- we ‘and Touro Literary Institution, in New Yors. Mr. A. J. Mr1s—fo abolish the office of S.reet In- ' in New York, and erect the office of Comptroller Public Streets. By Mr. DvGanxe—To prevent the alteration of the sala- wea of public officers duri the incumbent’s term of Offiee, end to preven’ the abolishment of elective offices, paevious to the expiration of any term for which an in- um bent may have been chosen by the people. Bills Before the Logislatare. ABOLISHING THE STREET COMMIBIONER’S OF¥ICE. Mz, A. J. Mills? bili abolishes the offices of Street Com- sesadoner snd Commissioner of Repairs nd Supply, and ep- points im lace thereof, » Comptro ler of Streeta, at a salary of $5,000 a year, with o deputy, at $2,500. aaa @amapy a4- sdstante an shall be deemed proper by the Common Coun-il. ‘The Mayor toappoint the first Comptroller, who shall buid edice anti! January 1, 1857, and his successor to be elest- od af the annua! arter election, 12, hold ofce, three years. uly to be appointed by tha Comptroller, ‘with consent of toe Mayor. i The biil provides for a boud of not less than ‘en nor more than twenty-five thousaud dollars, ‘to be executed by the Comptroller, with two waset! FYORBIDDING AROLISHMENT OF ELECTIVE OFFICES. Mr, Dugapue introiuced a bill to provide against the 1 of the salury of any public officer watil the ex- pater! the term of office of the present incumbent, ‘and ag»inst the abolishment of any office, the holier of whioh is elected by tae paople, until the term for which dee has been elected sha'l have expired. SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD. ‘My. Reed’s bill to smend the act relating to the Se- eond Avenue Railroad, adds to the dirst section thereof the follo wing words:—‘‘ Provided the authorities of the eity of New York shall first consent to the same, and that said bridge chall be burlt and completed witbin one year from the passage of this act, and not afterwards; Zino, thet the faa grant, and all priviieges arising unter the same, shallin no event extend to a period beyond ‘twenty. years from the pas:age of this act.’? LANDLORD AND TENANT. Mr. Reed’s Dill to legalize special conditions of leases, sits Bubd-civirion 1, Sec, 28, Chap. 8, Art. 2, Title 10, ot Revised Sta‘ues, s0 8a to give a landlord the right of ye-emtry to the landlord, after a breach by the tenan: of any wearenens inthe agreement under whieh the premises are he! NEW MEDICAL COLLBGE, Mr, Dixon’s bili_vo incorporate the Excelsior Medical Oollege in New York constitutes James Lull, Moderno, Benj. Brandreth, Thos. Allcock, Aaron Ward, J. T. Hooffman, J. 1. Smailey, A. K. Hoofaan, W. H. Ro- MO. Roberts, G. A. Brandreth and W. W. Clay, ‘corporate, uuder the above title, lows shear os the customary powers. TOCRO LITERARY INTSITUTION. Mz. Dixon’s bill to incorporate the above institute constitutes B. H. Moyer, L. Jacobs, J. Heine, M. Lyon, Bayon, M. Coben, Isaac Cohen, H. Emanuel, A. J. Dit. tenhoeffer, H. Beurino, H. Fernback, A. S. Van Praag, L. Terecls, and their associates, a society under that title, “for the purpose of procuring and maintaining a andy reading and lecture room, and otherwise promoting the diffusion of literature, science and the arts.’” @onnecticut Democratic State Convention. Mupptetown, Conn., Feb. 27, 1866. ‘Fhe Democratic State Convention met here to-day, and ‘erganized by appointing Hon. James T. Pratt President, and twenty-one Vice Presidents. ‘The following ticket was nominated:—For Governor, Samuel Ingham; Lieutenant, Governor, John T. Waite; Seeretary of State, Roger Averill; Treasurer, Talcott Greedy; and Comptroller, Thomas Cowles—being the old Biase ‘The following delegates were appointed to attend the Watioval Convention to be held at Gincinnati:--At large, Ingersoll, Hon. Joel W. ‘rom District No. 1, H. District No. 2, Alired from District No. 8, John Gotten Sioith ond Wan, D. shop. ‘About five hundred delega es are present, and it isthe Jargest Convention ever held in this place, Francis P. ‘Blair Hepudiated at Baltimore Barrmone, Feb. 27, 1856, A large meeting of the merchants and other citizens a° Baltimore was held here at noon to-day. A rerolution was adopted protesting against Mr. Bair’s to represent the citizens of Baltimore at Y Meret ¥ Worehi rshipper’s Com Convention, held at Pittaburg. Ml Corcoran, the Of 486 bogus meeting that ap. Mr. Blair, dened tospeak, but the meeting re. to hear bim. Arrest for Forgeries in Boston. Boston, Fed. 27, 1856. Daniel CO. Emery was arrested last charged with eommitting forgeries in Philadelphia, as follows:—A check en the Bank of Pennaylvania for 4427; don Southwark $692; de. Girard Bank, $1,582 a; do, Farmers’ “Bank, $1,000, About ton years since Emery was convicted and "sentenced to ten years imori- — in the State prison for forgeries on several Bos- tom firms, but was pardoned after serving iwo years of the term. He was arrested last night at tthe inthrop Howse, where he has been boarding, with his wife and two children. He is about 32 years oid. Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pholensrmingp: Feb. a, eres Stocks sre firm to-day; quotations are as follows:— Pennsylvanis Fives, 84/; Reading Railroad, 463;; Long Inland, 1634; Morris Cansl, 158; Pennsylvania’ Rall- road, 453,. New Onteans, Tuesday, Feb 26—P, M. bales, Bales of cotton to-day, 6,000 ‘and for the past three days, 27,500 bales. Middimg is quoted at 934. at Whoiesale.—We beg to inform Southern festern merchants tbat our of spring and em, ee e maal su Ls eae le. D. p, DHVLIN & our ust super! . 6 268 nnd 260 Siroadway, corner Warren The #irst Announcement.—Knox’s Spring fel? ct pentomens hats wil be issued on Thursday i genome pa a been spared, elther in wanutacture, to der Porte of thets Inepectivat the enublitment, corner ot Pigrreng Overshoes.—The Bost Fini Finish- durab! bbe Sl EC RS a , at the GOODYE. vabber depot, 265 ss Broadway. eee cari Bale Spend Attention of the birt y JOU E nV Van ANTWERE ‘hieday. a1 be a a Seiook a2 (6 Pear! street, ls dhrabenoirelnens =e. Fran! Lestte’s Feenpeointe Newspaper, for i gaeravings of the launch foe Valet slates steam vith portralt of aomerous ener igen Goerse siete news of the week. Price 10 per year. For sale at all news depots. Sates, | ‘White ana Butt Hollands, re cords, agee » at manufac: FORD wewrle 68 Catherine le Swany faerchasts supplied at the lowest prices. Size, re ae o— Ambrotypes, Le Alas Ray top Agog ove asonlagy owprice 1 A JOBES galt 8 east sid The New Gridiron, Robinson’s Patent, Ac- @omplishes three desiderata: 7-1, Itsaves all the gravy, none ing into the fire. 2. It cooks the steak through without burning the outside. 3, Tt prevents anv amoke in the kitchen or house, Five sizes, from $2 to $$. Sold at 79 Duane street, 100 fect cast of Broadway. Merring’s Patent Champion Fire and Bur- proof safe, with Hall's natant powder root lock. Both Prize medala st Mt we worldls Fair and singe, Now Nore, 1838-4. SILAS CG, Ne Jo, 185, 157 and 189 Water ‘Wigs, meres oat Halr Dye—At Half the Broadway prices and of superior quailty. Warranted {i Pipicular, at G. RAUCHFURS'S, 13 era aro aad Hill's soir ede Four Shiliin, Black brown.—Sold. wt Clark & Oo, ’s, 273 Broad- Phy 18 1 depot, No, 1 Barclay vy atroe', Kaan Groot an 149 aan street iis ant 47 Fulion street, de drag an fancy goods stores generally 8 the o Uatled F "s Hair Dye—W' rs, belog chef donavres ed ae fsblishment. TPL Vai’ a, Soy Boon ay, ear darabilty, be cae ie combs. roaps, fam an ‘ollet Aiol-a, ira ene every id by ds Pate x09] AY 5 Itaported a yee sold ran by oy RUFO Melia! snd €0., 153 Broad If You Ask Me, ‘What will Ague, oe id ss a rspepaie cu ATEINFTELD'S vov'relga cordial—sure, ‘Which is sold only at 70 Naanau street Hollow ay’s Pulls.—Wherever _ Pps cage netrated, these p'lls are in demand. a in Rinybaid the integer re the ormann ‘mos. ansaliasle. by in allcl yn these the remedial action of ihe ‘medicine ia rapid, thorough | and invariable. For all Diseases of the Langs and Throat, Rushton’s cod liver etl is a remedy of no inoonsiderable pow- Ri and je the only one. to any extent, that possesses the valu qualifications to suit the above diseases. Fx DERIOK n AUSHTON’S name is in full on each label, without which gone is genuine. Only at 10 Astor House, and 417 Broadway. For Dyspepsia Use flelme & Banta’s Tales tonte goblet ot wild cherry and quass's. For sale by dr generally, Hall, ‘huckie# Con 218 Green wich street; La ete corner of ‘and Thirty-(iis hth Nate Who will Suifer when Dr. » Tablas’ Cole- Ddrated, Venedan ct wilt immediately care, cholera, ie, tery, vo rheumatism, sweilings, cuts, burns, a Hepat ¢0'Coruandl ‘street Sold by all the druggists rcopers. Peas at the Lungs.—Many jast within the a: pt jamption are saves every year by the faithful tao OCP, WISTAT S Banas of Try. its success in ailaying and curing severe and protracted coughs is remark- jotiee.—To those Trsuhied with Humor.— Owing to the great demand for my Lge yn4 Se the cure of Po ‘nthe city of New York, 1 Ro 4 Olly Broadway, frou 25th instto March 1 ‘All who are wronbled, with serofiious humor are respectfully invited wo iv! a Hoes in alhoases, £88 ow ALD KENNEDY, Proprietor ot Kennedy's medicul discovery, Roxbury, Mase Baron 8) , m. D., St. Nicholas Hoteli— Dear Air—You have perfect'y cured me of piles of thirteen ‘abd after several medical geaslemen had en & tallga to oso, You have since cured a lady and two iemen whom ommended. ha ms GKOEGE WasHiNGTON feels N.Y. Hernia.—Only Prize Medal "Awarded to Marsh & Co., by the Industrial Exhibition of all _natons for their new ; radical cure truss, Also Fair of the duner'cpe Insthute awarded the firs: premius to this truse in ce8,a8 to its superiority: - Professors Valent ne ‘Mott, Willd Parker and nochan. An extonsive ist of names, of mercantile tod ot gentlemen cured by truss, may be seen at MARSH 200. GO. BN 234 Maiden = fades er A po eee cater & 0o.. No. 3 Week eee ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, R.A. G. BAYNE I8 REQUESTED TO CALL IMME. ‘diately on bis friend in Kast Brookiya, on business of im- portance. iE THE GENTLEMAN WHO BORROWED TH OVER- coat at the Battery Hotel, on Tuesday evening will be good enough to a the papers under an envelope, addressed to box 3.966 Post office, he will entitle himself to the thanks of the owner and the coat, NFORMATION WANTED-OF EDMUND COUDRY: from the parish of Ballydomyin. county of Cork, Ireland IGyearsot age; is supporeil to have arrived in New’ York on or about the Ist of January, Any one meeting him or Knowing ar vthing about bl ond will eek word toe * mother, 46 Whitehall street, where he can be found, will be weil re- war M® THOMAS REED, } FORMERLY OF THE SAVINGS Bank in Chambers Core new ‘York, who witnessed the ‘of the la‘e John Pintard, will confer a favor on his triend, wei 8., by calling at wae Marks Place, at his earliest con- venience. RUTH.” —IF TRUTH 18 NEAR OR FAR AWAY, HE Will st once communicate. The propriety of his ‘gon- duct is questioned by others, und cruel to one. But recently Promise was given to discharge, religiously snd faltht ¢ Sound Dues. Weis tnoorh aga ast OF THE WHEREABOUTS ot Enoch 8, Riddell, and Nanoy, his wife, they haviag nd boards and were last seen on thelr way 10 Kong island. "bela bacon is aboatals fort feet wo, of fine addross ‘and genteel appearance. His friends ar ‘an anxiety for bis satety, are aatons to hear from him, = @ liberal reward Fentie paid we the desired information, ‘by N. Brighton Nos win, LosT AND FOUND. Ogn—BANK BOOK, NO. 8,051, 1 BELONGING 70 WM. McGrath and his wife Jane, in the Emigrant Industrial Savings Pank. The finder will please returo the same to the bank, ho. 51 Chambers street. Ost YESTERDAY MORNING. IN SIXTH AVENUB, ‘mail poodle oie answers to the name of Fancy. Who: ‘will retuen it 1.190, ) Ninth street, oF to 15) Sixth avenue, will be e liberally reward Les WILLIAM 81 REET, BETWEEN DUANE AND Fulton srotta, 8 a a ping receipt book, belonging to 1 lings & Brother. ler will confer tavor, as We.l as 13- ing liberally Perrtea ip by the cariman, by returning the same ar 223 William street, Ls OR MISLAID—A NOTE, MADE BY MESSRS, Peterson & Humphreys, dated Hew York. Sept. 11, 1865, atmx months from date, to their own order and by them en- } for six hundred and six dollars and twenty cents (6506 vable at the Ciuzens? Bank, New York. all yersons aro ed against receiving or negotiating the same, payment having been moneet, (A suitable reward will be aati on lea ing the fame at 236 Fulton street, ‘a, O8T—ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, ON the 7 o'clock train from Tarrytown, @ blue and drab silk bag. containing a portemornale, with & few dollars, and a , containing valuable papers, of no use to any one at the owner. Those leaving the same st the ofice of the Budeon River Ri alr oad, will be liberally rewanded. i REWARDS. () BAWaRD. —LOST OR STOLEN, ON THE NIG@T 0 aris dot inet oan Forsyth atreet, ‘@ pocketbook, wit 40 a ame on one of the laps, containing $152: $05 on the Importers’ aud. Traders’ this city; five $10 gold Pleoes; three $1 gold locas, and $4 tn frocs $1 ioe the oO turning the same to Mr. Nelson, in the store of H. Kegan, comer of Broome st, and Bowery; he above reward wif ib $i And the thanks of the owner. O Fee to —STOLEN,JON TAE NIGHT OF TH from the ‘subssriber at East Williamsburg, 51 ie . corner ot Forest avenue and Jama,ca, tarap is 8 red sorrel! bor ce about fifteen hands high The fi above reward and the thanks of the owner, JOHN H. FABER, $2 EWARD.—-LOST, TWO SMALL PARCELS, ped in vel iow paper. and tight 10 ether. containing amples, of no value to any! ut the owner, on be et the boati of the Hatnition ferry, ia cresulng from Brook. lym yeaie day. the 2th at about 936 Glock A. M. The finder is requested to return them to 38 Bi street, first floor. Bi era) iaagho! af ted FROM ee SPRING STREET, black ai terrier slut, with one fore paw ved with white The store reward ‘whl be paid on re- turning her 8 avove, or at 657 Broome st. — D. LOVEJOY. Wave ci £ Waites fap 44! iz t' cradepats. _Addrass the pubiiahers, 294 Chestnut street, Philadels: bie. N PRESS, AND TO BE PUBLISHED MARCH 1— MEN’ AND TIMES OF THE REVOLUTION; Or, Memoirs of kikanah, Watson, including Journa s of Tra vels in Europe and America, from 1717 to with bis Zeopondence, with fella As) and Weciainotasen wna Tae Geats af the Revolution. “Kaiied ‘vy his som, Winslow O. Wat. son, Im one celavo volume of 460 pages. Price $1 50. DaNa & CO., Publ hers, 381 Broadway, N. Y. ]¥ PRESS.—WILL Be PUBLISHED, MARCH 8, T Mus, Bouruwourw’s New Boo INDIA: THE PEakL OB PlaRu EVER. Two vetumes, paper, price Bl; or one volume, cloth, $1 25, imag cppien wil be seot io any ane, pe: revert of mall, oD ree mee, free Booksellers please ‘nee. T. B. PETERSON, No. 108 Chestnut street. Pilindéiphis, Warton a RESPECTABLE YOONG WOMAN, situation ore is an washer and REAPEOT ABLE WOMAN WANTS A S{1UATION as . A oat eT test! + nials, and is Ww ANTED—4 +)TUATION, BY A MONG WOmAe. FO competent does no \ guS short pind children ‘and do chamabirwork and sewing: distance at., third | good refer betw. dro ron far to San be nase 0 . “ire et ra eS me feat Lith ot, ren A Youxe. ee WISHES A SITUATION IN A ) annua woo bes had dressmaking establishment or private family. Can cut socd deal of experience ta those emp! and can furnish coring eines marae arena, and do all ‘Kinds of family gecd references for honesty and competency. men at 106 do work of & amali private family; un- ‘De seen tor two reat sido dS eas nine a Py 1. tages Be 8 an be et take retrrence, Please call Ge tobe. WANTED, BYA RESPECT. chamberwork, te Mo gemgion te aaa her inge. Eaqulré at a5 fo 0 ny Biante at., Brookly: ‘A. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, A ameeee. eae cook, Sret rate washer ironer; besto = y Telerence be seen at 173 290 at., betweea 7th \ RESPECTABLE YC YOUNG IRL iS] - A tion, 10 Ale YOUNG GILL, Wise ars purus general work. apply at 6/3 sousion hy urens ‘Themipson, Mom Mes Botneta Eten nd HE DIME, FOR MARCH, NOW HBADY.—THIS 18 he cheapest seriodical ever pub:lshed; each number oon- Gea, fee ae seman Be, Hace ech eters Hiekens, with several pages of other interesting or ter, aabperipl tion prise cents @ year. Whe iif not toad Little Dorrit 4 unat SHAW, publisher, ricet Back numoers supplied. D. FAN- Ann street. EON BAND FOR Bog ayencs, Containing the first sere Soor 8, Also, « capital illustration of the old eaving, that it ts A RAD KULE (OF COURT) THAT DON’T WOKK BOTH WATS, eqHesides cuts, comical and quizzical, and jokes too namerous 0 mention, Price 6}, (centa, edly all news agents, and b: 5 SW! STRONG, 9S Nessau treet _ POLITICAL. T A MEETING OF THE SrA COUNCKL, (COMMON. Notbiny Fala Se ras ponte eee i ‘e>ruary, Kerolved ‘That this State it ‘hal with Te eee peg ere av for the Presidency ot jal hat recog nizi third degree member of our Order, and. that we will anal huweranig vsbena: ialneen Diner uae aioe noel aa Andrew Jxcnron Donsison to the office of Viee President, MUSHIGAN Goxs FoR |THE NOMINERS OF TINE hia American Convention.—Fo the Kdltor of the New York herald tt having apoeared tn in certain papers, that the Michigan delegation to the late american Nominauag Uon- vention at Philadelphia intended 'o oppose the ticke: there no- minated and hence that the american eeey, ‘in that font by that arnouncement, be piaced ina false position evessary to say, that while the delegates from cy tate cut their votes for George Law as their firat choice, yet bry #4 oe bound to stand oy and support the nominations made b Convention, Novodividuas nor caucus has hed any eatnerite to put torth anything contrary to the above. chairman of the Michigan nies ‘Washington, and he has expre io case eer attempt thould be American er ot State ina talse Souion. Michizan is ‘with the American party first, last, and al va: oe 5 su'hority of Cox, WOUD, Chairman of the Michigan I TONRER NaTIONAL LIVE OAK CLUB.—THIS CLUB on fo and Mercer sireeta. A punctual aulendauce is Fequest as Lore ot paeceanee wi.l be laid before the mee: “e! 8. Purwan, Secretary. B. N. W1LD, President, BNIH WaRD.—THE CITIZENS OF THE TRNTH ward, withou: elatinction of party, who aro in favor ot the election of Millard Fillmore and lackson Donelson to the cleo of President aud Vico President of ihe, Waived are requested to meet on Friday evening, at G. comer Grand and tesex streets, at 8 o'c of or; raanizing campaign ciup. ELIAS COMBS amis ORF EITE, AB/M BAER, Wa W. OsBORe, J.T, BROOK: THE LECTURE SEASON. — jomre BARKER LECTURES AGAIN TAIS EVEN. and tomorrow evening, Feb. 28 and 29, in Sruyvesant institute. 659 Broader, at 32 o'clock. Runject: The Allegea Kvidences of the Divine Authority of the Bible. ‘Admission, 1245 cents, Mr. ‘decker invites disow aston. LEOTURES IN FRENCH—BY PROF. RLIG OHARLINR ‘at Ciinton Hall. Astor place. be third of the course will be dolivered this evening, at 8 P. Ma Subject—! Maintenon. Ticketa, 50 cents. Course tickets for the remain- jae one lectures, $160. ‘To be had at the desk of the Mercan- we Library. M"2CANTILELIBRARY ASSOCIATION.—THE BOARD Direc‘ors have the pleasure to announce that the Kaward Everett will deliver his address on Tho Character of tae, PFethington,” at the Academy of Musis, on rece March 3, at8 o'clock. Tickets at the library or at the down town ome aoe N non-members, 60 cents. XK. a a TIMPSO! iN, Chairman ot ‘Locharetomea mites. SYCHOLOGY.—DR. riledeg i CONTINUES HIS ae experiments at tures and very ami Btuyverant Institute, 659 what control er another hor ts (Thursday) evening, one mind can have ov oe noon. Office for application or dian diseare, "af Bros Broadway. Feb. 28, Free lectures to Sion thursday, thong “et So THE ZARERRACUM, ruary ‘Professor Spencer ive astonishing demonstra with C com fetal proving the Berne, table dancing, bi made visible, engage the spirits. he Tatoroasle without cont Doors open Oss: 7M. Admittance 25 cents. THE TRADES. A% GaRI \KNER Wa ‘ANTED—HE MUST BE INDUSTRIOUS, understand his business Sectchman preferred. Inquire at! 56 Wall st., third story. NGRAVER.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY AN EN- graver of jewelry, sllvérware, c.; is compelant to take e of an establishment. Best reference . Addre lin, box 2,126 Post office, he ee LOMBER WANTED.—A STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS i Bana who hly op ay bal popes is capable faking argo of shop tay beat 8 good sia: tion, By aairee Se igh ference, ¥ ILVERS CHASERS.—WANTED, A CHASER 10 TAKE arge of that department in @ factory. One ready at g and modelling. For one of superior F qualideations e other need apply) an advantageous, situation is of: . Address box No. 73, Broadway Post office. ‘0 ENGINE BUILDERS AND MACHINISTS,—AN EX- 1 perenced designer and draughtsman of steam and olber machinery is desirous of an engagement. Address Herald oflice, [0 MERCHANT TAILORS WANTED, A SITUATION, by a cutter who understands his business; « central thon preferred. Address J. T., Herald office, immediately. 10 JEWELLERS.—A YOUNG MAN, HAVING A THOR- ough lpn an Ce the diamond jewelry business, in all its branches, and wl Sfirst rate general workman, wishes a ‘steady staan ina tir class establishment. Good reference given. Address W. 8. D., box 160 Herald offize. no WATCHMAKERS.— WANTED, A FIRST RATE watchmaker, {age Bex jo South; & a liberal’ salary, will be given. Algo, one to go to O} Peal sate nek. ee Ea men inthe jewelry, silver oe watch ling. The trades pled with workmen. Apply toTR gtd i SiciNTOSH, DSH, artis ‘and mec! ? general agency, 3434 Pi M a OIviL 1 ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS, tc.—WANT- ed, @ situation, elther as clerk or foreman of works, by a competent and well quali person. For an interview ad- ., Herald office. No objection to any part of the : MISCELLANEOUS. Biones BUTTER. ‘OR FAMILY vee AT FROM % to 26 cents, fin tubs of ‘Gite: once rou | butter at Sugar cured hams, bi Fig? pate 3 oe ae Pare OF EVBRY DESCKBPITON—AT THEI BRUSH Deacons 357 Fear! saklin square. All articles sol 1¢ lowest factory rushes of a superior quality constantly on |. Machine brushes made to JOHN K. | HOPPRL ELICIOUS JAVA COFFER.—ALDEN'S PREPARED eream coffee, made ready for use in one minute, ready hot “water, ‘Bolt Chambers street; W. 5. Uorwin, 639 ries. N & CO., 334 Broadway. ey ba INVALIDS.—P. lecrdedly erior Wany other m the world. ‘They ave novected ith roa care trem the choicest Delaware arte, wih ‘@ special view to eir use by dyspeptics and persons in delicate health, Price per dozen cane Avo, brandy peaches and a great variety of preserves and pickles ox le, wholesale and retail by . L. STIMSON, 33 Broadway, Guns, GAME —GROUSE, GROUBE, MIA 1 OHIOK- ens ard quails~Wholeeaie, and to cona A. 'L. STIMBON, 3 85 Broadway. ‘ATCHMAKER WANTED—TO GO 70. PENNSYLVA- nin, A Wy 3 cota mpegs to Nichols, Goodwin & Co,, 28 Maiden Jane. Ww ANTED—A_ Goop WATCHMAKER, TO GO TO VIR- ginls, A permanent situation will be given. Apply to to Bevton & Brother, between the pours of 11 and 2 o'clock, this day, oF address box 142, Herald office Waxzen IMMEDIATELY—TEN oR TWELVR INDUS. ‘rious boys. io learn the batting business; thoes who have been at the wade preferred, at the Hast Orange Hat Man. factory. N. ‘Bi Germnne preferred, LEVI KNOWLES, - DENT ISTRY. hy pie eh )ENTIS' RY, —STRANGE ane STAY IN He clty is limited, are infor having increased tues for the manufacture of ica teeth, 1 am pre; wits insert whole or ol seta at the shortest notice andon the ee favorable BH Sines LUTHER, Dentist, 48 diway. Trepp EXTRACTED, WITHOUT PAIN, BY oe LOCAL gy) to the gum, No ether, or drags 10de of a} 2 plication’ invented by C. 8. PUTNAM, den- tn a5 Bond 7 a _ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &. Caron PIAMONDS.— 255 NEW AND BEAU- es the lead. ‘cea wader Pee #5; As; lediew #0 sa 1 84 to B20; ra a paso gn States, ed 9400 en Manufacturing jewelers, 407 Brosway. Hee "8 ORIENTAL TOOTH PASTE—AN ELE 7 a cleaaaing, roar ving. and po ge Mazzaooy —S0ME FINE SPECIMENS or SILVER from the mines on Lake Superior are for sale at WITTE & BRUNSWIG'S, 122 Liberty stroet, TRUSSES, LADIES AND D ORATEEMRN'S SUPPORTERS, Dette and bandages, in the very highest perfection, and extremely low pricon, at BRD MAN & ecaries find manoincnwers, 168 Grand sleet, near Contre marker WN. B.—Complte satisénotion guaranteed. Orthopaedic instru: ments of every description made w order. Country orders Promptly attendea to. SEGARS. — VANNA GAKS—A SMALL LOT TO SELL CHEAP, His close 5 en by T. RIUDAVEXS, 87 Nassau SEOARS.—OAMI PURCHASERS OF SRGARS CAN © find bargatw, and have & selection from a stock 0’ over & million (imported Havana, domestic and German). The bdo Spal portion of theeg segars m ust be sold immediately, to pay vapees, Operas $8, Upworda: German secare S750, up. waaay 0. CHeK8, 0 Brosdway, up atalra, Pgh! FOR SALE, eit LOW PRICES THE .—THE sup. See drst of May pen il ap ot hia’ SiGck ot Jewelry: at ‘ently reduced ows sci D. J. Lila 251 Broadway, COAL, RECKENRIDGE wee. A SMALL SUPPLY OF THIS oslebrated coal wit In now. being recelved, wad wil be sold a paren Wall rset Thompuon's otlees or” at the raed, aty-aoventh seetand Right aronue, Call sed K. L. SNOW, Coal Dealor, Pisce. Lite IVKBPOOL ORREL COAL, AT $9 PER CHALDRON— Jone? MG ROW enadled to deliver to our qustomers & very corner of Twent see it burn ate! je ot 1 Or: in tote wut erduaie Yards et Ho eat Thiveyroasoad street, noar avenue; foot (ie fourteenth street, Kast river; foot of Warren street, North ri A ONBILL & MCGEE, Agenta, __ INTELLIGENCE ‘OFFICES. ATLOXERS WISHING ,GOOD SERVANTS, WIth ¥/ find respectable German, Eng ish, Trish help, ice hotels and private tom ng, at ions o COUNMAT 00.'8, 267 Broadway, corner of Reade strect.' Also, walters, coachimen, farmers, laborers, &., at this oF the bratich ofice, 102 Greenwich street. RS. GRUEN BAGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT ske proposes to supply families with teachers, housekeep- ers and domos'ios of the best class; best of help for city aad countgy, Yanted, a young French gir), as nurse; do, German do, Rain 50 cen's, Wanted, ten persins, for general SI UATION JaNTED—n ‘A yo A Sa eee i” ‘OUNG GIRL, TO Do chamberwork ‘wash! ironing, or Siamberark aud piainacw ing nae ing a3 ironing, a small semis can give tof sly refereuce from bee das a be seen ae two days at the corner of ridge she ‘mouth streeie, 150, Brooklyn, frame house, front room A Pete be cme rae 0 ot = Con ba seen foe two daya aise West 27th Ca : Lstfess WHO RESIDES A BASPACTABLE PROTESTANT GIR With ber parents and works a dressmaa salahos 9 sta: ‘ton Beseamstrers. Can do good and neat p take shiris; would go by the mouth or week. Me objes ion ts go m the conntry- lease ca:lat 21d 7th avenue, between Zn A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘WOMAN WISHES ‘A situ- as chambermaid; isa first rate waaner avd irouer; can Par eneral housework. Good reference. App; Stanton Ly aes A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wouay WISHES A A SI1U- ation, as chambermaid or nurse. 18 accustomed to child- ren, Piease cail, trom 10 tll 5 u’elock, at 252 West 2ith st, Asie YOUNG GIRL _Wisties 10 ENGAGH AS BEAM unders Gressmaking and “ail sowing, Reterence given 28 Pearl st. lor three days. a Py an be seen at No, Ai RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITOA- tion to do general housework in a private family; or to do chamberwork and waiting. Has the bes: city reference. Please call for two days at 192 Kast 19h st, between Lst and 2d ava, A ObHG Aue AMERICAN WIDOW, A LaDY OF RKSPKC. Ay, ‘ability, wish tahes to gbtain @ situation ay housekeeper in en rge. ie: nang Acdresa Clark, No. 63 Amos st , fer ‘ree days, “xnanged. YOUNG FRENCH LADY (rKoreaTaan) WISHES A Atal in privas fa family in Brook ym, to give lessons she usks no val bi Address No. 203 atlantic si, Brookiyn, fortwo dare oe BESPROTABLE, PROTESTANT GiRL 8 Aé® WISHiS A rivate family, to take care of ebii aud do plain rowing, Call ath ‘asi place Stun ny rg A SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN, WITH work for a span of horses. Good recommendation given. Address Charles Kdwards, Feckskill Post office, Westchester county, New Xork. A SITUATION WaNTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young woman, as chambermaid or to mind chil. dren; can do any kind of embroidery. Can be sven at her pre- Sent (place for two days, at 68 30th at. BESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO 18 A Goop PLAIN eook and excellent washer and Ironer, and also under- stands baking, wishes a situation, in a private family; would be wiling to. do housework, the best of ity reference, given. {Far call at77 Crosby st., in the rear, Gan be seen for two 8, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS At SITUATION AS PAS. try cook; understands the business in all its branches; 20 objeaon 1p aaaiat in waahin and iroetag it required; }, none need apply but a prive 3 good cit e Please at 124 12th st., between Sth and Oth a ron tor Edy. A NICE, TIDY AND RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Gesirés situation, in lly or country todo goneral house: Yrork: iss good cook. washer and irauer; makes good broad Lived ia Her last years. ‘Flease ap- py al'zii Bowery: No cvjection to the eu country. VERY logpryaen ae ene WOMAN W WANTS a situation, as ex mis good wages; has lived in first clase families, “Gall at Spring, from 11 to b'o'clock, 79 Mercer | te, ce door YuoUNG weal WHose PRESENT ENGAGEMENT expires this weer, is anxious for a situation lerk or light porter; i. ableand willing to work, and i's ar rate ¥ pee: Reters to. present and” art emplovers A note ira dressed R. immediate atten . F, M., Herald office, wiil receive ANADA CANADA.—ANY GOOD HOUSE WI8HING extend their business {hroughout Western Canada may bear ofa frm rate amongst the beat Op} merchants in the province; referances septionst Ad dress Experience, Canada sslerman, box 3. eaeeoa ce \OACHMAN.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG man, leaving his present employer onaceount of the family going to ng to Rurope and selling out the establishment. Good re t3 Inquire at 139 \ emai or at E. He Gold's stable, 7th avenue, corner of 22d st, Painter; he woul rove yusiness ‘addres A: L., Heraid office, di |ARMERS.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG S00TCH LAD Jo years ol, ie desirous of engaging himself with afariner, for eny period be agreed ene and make him’ seit generally useful. "Orn handle horken, £o"”"Gun be sect Diuncan’s, 22 Spruce st, for one week. QUTUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COOK.— Understands ese fo all ite ee bramehes. Is @ good washer vant? ig to make herself generally ueetul. No object o ‘a the country. Good reference given. Please call at 7 ; Gansevoort at. Guvation. WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED, PRO- testant woman, to do honsework; isa plain cook and Iaunéress; can mokee xcellent Pastry; is neat, Lute, gent,and perfect. icuatwortiy wi will take from to $s, in family. Beat of reference, Can be twoldaya, ¢ 345 Sit ay., in the Dasement, under the clothing wiore; at Mr, janming’s. Senne STANTID, PY, ENO, RIBPACTABLE 8, at as wi the other anchumbermaid and waiter, and le wilting vo uations in the ring excellent fear their last place, where one has lived five and the fother three years, Apply at 40 West 2uth st., for two days, QieaTiox WANTED-FOR A RESPE TABLE YOUTH, 8; has been tor the past two. ears in a country slore; 4s well educated, good penman, honest, ober, industrious not afr i; references, acd would be latied with etcderaie ealate, adivens box'.083 Post office. ITUATION WANTED—IN A HARDWARE HOUSE, BY aralesman, with a ok knowledge and yusiness ao: quatptance throughout the WestzAddress H. F,, Charles, erald oflce or GitatioN WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGEO PRR. bo has been in the storage and forwarding business ai the West for the past ten years, and who is competent 10 e of books and a general superintendence of busi- peas, Unduestionaste Teferences can ye given, “Addrecs A. +» 270 Jay st., Brooklyn, for this week. T2 FAMILIES GOING TO CALIFORNIA.—A MIDDLE lady, Cg of doing any kiad ot housework, would ser rviosa I ir her pecenge. or eonia oa to live ‘with the tami 168 York street, Brooklyn. may A part it requi going. Apply at No. 10 DRY GOODS MERCHANTS. ry YOUNG MA WwaOo has had nine years’ experience in one of ‘he largest retail dry goods houses in Phil Iphis. desires to obtain a situation fn @ wholesale ee ee ‘thig or any of the Southern or Western cities, Address K. M. Weber, 314 Market st., above %b, , south side, } Philadelphia, WO YOUNG MEN Pom DESIROUS OF catia wih luauons, a8 travel ; are we ual rite nwo Proa® "ese the Froviscss ‘address "rave sployers abd marchaste te the Provinces. address Pavelier, leraid office, for three ae Toga MANUFACTURERS. —A YOUNG MAN, . &le and reliable, at it in tha oben of Su etinclve Javelly cotinine te ae jews in this city, Wishes 1o get 8 situation, a8 salenman in a simi ontab lak ment, Further particulars can be learned at an interview. ‘Address L., M, box 3,016 Post offices. T° GROCERY, PROVISION, BOOT AND SHOE OR dry goods denlers.—A man, twelve rey in business in New Jorsey and on Hudson river, is desirous of procuring & See In either the above a, ereey eae preferred. Can intluence good trade in either, Bes! ety and country re references will be ere Address A. U. 0., Heraid office, ly, in person at G4 Broad Toom 163, between '7 and {0'A. Me oes and SP M, uned a 7 SURVEYORS.—A BOY, age, who tas some e: ui in an office of self usetul, learn the professi nie Address are YRARS oF ice to the business, wishes ot reasonable ah Rppleby, 110 Broadwiy, Bar SITUATION, BY A YOUNG, rere as chambermaid or nurse, Call a zi0 Fa ast 10th . third floor. g ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED SEAMBTRESS, A situation in a respectable private family; she can cutand ft Shpcrents Greenes, make fp an dona ody ot ly sewing; membe! ecopal church. The bent ot teatimonials as to in trustworthiness, ean be y and tru obtained oh ee applying for two ‘ays at 126 6th avenue, between sch and 10% War a A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and or nurse and plain wer; good city references. oApbly 15 Sah sy Detween Bergen and Wy ANTED—BY A eae MIDDLE AGED lady, a situation, efther ax housekeeper, in 8 widowers family, or hou yer and companion to an iavalid Indy; she ‘no. objection to travel with family retneniig 10 Fogland; 1s not subject to sea sickness; has good references, Please nd ress A. W., Herald office, for one week. Ws nreD—s SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND Jaundress; understands fine washing snd ironing; best of eity reference given. Can be seen for two days at 7) West ysth st., between 6th and 7th nves., second floor, back room, Ww ANTED—RY A GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAKS ENG. lich fluenily, a situation ina stall private family, resi- dent in. this city, fo do bermaid. Inquire at 18; tii ds WANTED TAN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY IS DE. ‘ous of a situation as housekeeper in some respectable family where she would have full charye; she won'd accept the situation ot reametress where nothing but the dudes of a ea wonld bi ; or wait invalid. Unex- Coptionsble relocence given. Laguire a, 225 0. ayeuue, Levi 12M. to 6B. M., for one week, woud ha eneral house work, or to act a cham. Ciinton at, in the basement, from Th . Warm te ta fe YOUNG eeeane, Ai as city reference. sicsae" for two pi at vat 125 12 at be be- tween 5th and 6tb avenues, erases. ANTED—BY A RE€SPECCABLE Joung woman. a situation as chamt im washing . Beat city reterence. an te ‘oem at & 16th st., in ste in the tancy store, near 3d avenue, tor two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS SEAMSTR«83, OR aa cook, in a pat: family.’ City reterenee given. Call pore eet thin halt @ block ot Broudway. for two W4xiep-8y A RESPKUTABLE HEALTHY WOMAN, ‘& child to wet nurse; bas a good breast of mik; lost her own child two months old; ‘The best of aity reterences given. Please call at 225 Wert 2lst st., ail this week. ANTED—A SITUATION, #Y A KESPECCABLE young girl. to do general’ housework. ‘Te bes. of city reference can be given. nas lived in her last place one year. Please call at 134 West 13th st., between 7th and Sth avenues, in the rear. Can be seen for two duys. ws seTRD EA SIFU AtION, BY A RESPECTABLE MID ‘aged woman. eltter to take care ot an fatant from its Lirth K ix take care of a sick lady; can give the beat city refer ence; bas lived two years in her’ last place. Inquire at No. 220 6tb av., in the store; can be seen for two days. AMEDEA SO axTON BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, tre dress; can do any of tine weahing nd has good city reference; oan be seen uu suited at No. 97 4th nv,, between lth and 1ah nts. ANTED—BY A RESPECTAMLE V WOMAN, A SITUA tion as fi st cook in # ho'el or boarding hous; she under. ferent ae business in allits branches The bes: city reference aver ly at No. 200 Rast 15th at., near Ist av. Wax ANIED—A si SITUATION, BY A YOONG WOMAN, a8 do the fine washing and ironing or plain ree Mndersiaute Yertecly Cots up fine musiing and French {luting, Fa no onjecion to go ia the couatry with ae for the stimmer. Onn be seca’for two dus at her Pi event empioyer’s, 165 West l th nt . between 6th and 7th avs, WAStED— BY ‘A COMPETENT PWRSUN, A SITUA hon as waiter or chambermaid and seamstress. Best of city reference, Please call a: 255 West l6tn at , for two daya. ANTED—BY A SCOTOH PROLESTANT “GIRL, A sitvation, as chanbermaid and nurae; can do plaia sew- bets nd dbl a be yoy ing ond is willing to make herself generally useful. Inquire at her late employer's, for two days, 207 West 1sth at. WANTED. A SITUATION, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, to do general housework.’ Please call at 200 Navy st. brooklyn, for two day ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEK ABLE young woman, to do chamberwork and fine washiag fronting; no objection to do general house workin a sunuil fame Y. Good city reference, Call at 68 Weat 27th at., between 6th and 7th avennes. einre: SITUATION, BY | A “RESPECPABLE woman, todo chamber work and waitin; assist witht Wathing and ironing, or to do house work in a wmail family. Good yice-ay) fiom ber a g vino. Can be seen for two days ith at, beset ANTED—A SITUATIO: A MART, TIDY wo- . tr Uo first, lage chambermald and en cone ourding house, seat city reference. | fest, at, between 7th and 8th avenues, ache Wan A PROFE&SSED COOK, A ATOR ‘underatands cooking in ail {ls branches; can give city reterence. also wapted, b a roman el sitaation 000 0 plein 000! at 109 Franklin at, in the basement monet ae WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, AS A 4000 , PLAT cooR; washing and oie no objection. clty refer ence from bor Jast Can be seen fog two Leen’: atid sist st, between Ist and 2¢ avenues, first floor, front room. ANTED—A Cee) BY A FIRST RATED DRKE ' maker. to do cutting and fitting; would have no objec. tion to a first rate family. ty Feference trom her employer. Can bi leet co nye at 312 4th avenue, be- tween 23d and Baths 10 to 4. ee alee A COMPETENT undersea ods Neer ng an gre ‘the dest of reference. se store. te or address 20 Bowery, corner of Blescker a ‘tm the trunk ANTED— A SITUATION, BY, A “NEAT YOUNG Gat, arse and seamstress; would wash and teen, as ni tron for eery ny guar fay ; or would do cham- rw tah tag eae Gea ae berwor! So ibaves INo objection i” lady who. boards. ANTED—BY A RESPHOTABLE YOUNG Woman, A ii Seok Gio takesae ane and hay te oats is oo reference given, App! ad ih st, Between iat and 24 ars. be ease "ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Mielad 1G A gITUA \y reference. ton, a8 cook, wasber and iron: Call for two days at 124 West 12th ste between 6 bh ‘nd 6th ave., tiird floor. w4 ASHING WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. ‘or honesty and long experience as laundress most factory oly reference can be given. Clothes done up in the neatest manner, and at Rotice. Epes on at See 6th av., or addreas K. B., Union Square Port ANTAD BY A MESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. tion as first class cook and pattry cook, aud baker; would asaist in washing and ironing if required. for two days at No. 8 Hd st., in the fancy store, Best of ony refere; W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY, A FRENCG PERSON, eo eH ise first rate dressmaker, milliner hair dresser; can teach French to the eildren; no objection to toueralines Please call at 126 West 24ih st., between 6th and ith avenues, in the baker’s store. ANTED—A _ SITUATION, BY A RKSPECPASLE girly to cook. wash and trop, ordo general housework. smai (oe ihe best of reference given. Cull at A UAT ION, iY A RESPECTABLE Women, as chambermaid or waiter, in a priva 6 fas ly; 8 g0od washer and ironer, Beet ot ry rence Call stor adareas 173824, between 7th an avenues, for this w ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. A Vituation ss cbetnbermald avd soamatress or to lake care of chitdren; would awist in washing and ironing. Best ot city reference from her laet place. Call at 31 Prince at., firs: floor, back room, for two day ath ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT aur. man girl, as cook, warber and irover. Call for twe days at 70 Giinten st..corner of Rivington. ANTED—TO PLAGE OUT, TWO YOUNG CHILDREN’ eliber ar boarding school of in # nice family, where they would be well cared for, Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, A. B., care of Messre, Sims & Heaver, corner of Suttolk and Delancey sts. heferences requ: {J ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION in a private famtiy: is a good cook, washer and iroxcr. Best ot city reference. Call for two days at 73 Perry st. AN —A SITUATION, AS CRAMBERMAID; UN- derstands general housework; is CE od washer and ircner; good plain sewer, and willing to make herselt general- ly useful pects gord wages. reference. Apply at 268 Stanton ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RES°RUT ABLE Protestant girl, as cook, understands all kinds of cook no objection to assist in washing and ironing. Hest of ony ference givep. Can be seen tor two days at 15 East 11th st ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PESPECTABLK young woman, good plain cook; is an excellent vasher anddroner, ‘Best ely relerence. Gap be seen for two lays at 75 West ‘10h street, Between 6th and 7 avenues. yy ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wouaw, eee tecook, wash and iron in a small private food oty ference given. Appiy at 228 Mottst., top flocr, front room, ull ergaged ‘ANT ¥ A RESPHCTABLE PROTHSTANT GIRL, tn wasling and ontag, inn small private fai; whderstande ine a her busit cas thoroughty; Dest oc city reterenos given. nll at 18 Haat 12th st, between iat and 24 avs. . NTRD—A_ “ BITUATION, BY AN INTELLIGENT wh 1 eo ae ay eave familys fe By a an give ed rteresce. Call at 100 Chit st, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘situation, to Go cocking, Wests ing and tront chumberwork and iain, sewing, Can produce fence, Please col(at 131 10h sh, between avenue A” wad at ave, for twodays. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECFABLE Young, woman. 10 oO Keheral, housework in x private family; one who i Itlly capable at ber business, Han g city reference, Can be sean tor two days at 353 a avenve, trom 9 to 5 0° . J ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL, A W A iitcaton as chambersaa‘d andio arrist in washing aart {roning; no objection to go into the couniry, Can be her present place, 65 Heke s: , Brooklyn, ANTED- A SITUATION, BY AN ACTING. ‘BOY, lt ale store “Un ot $0 eet thik ote 7S NIN Ofleey oF tn ANTED—BY AN ENGLISH MAN, WHO THROUGHLY unders ands bis business, a sit intion to take charge of a farm or garden; wife can many ie hes (Le eee s ferences given. ‘Addrews A. X., jerald offi TANTELD—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT MAN, ae gardener cr coachraan; fs capable o1 liner; has the bestof elty reference; ix married and nas one child; is capable ot taktog charge of @ small piace, Address 11. C.H., Herald office. V ,ANIED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A PERMANENT SIT. uation as copyist, proof render or manne App y by rote, for two day, nddressed to A. 1). 8., Herald oMoe, HELP WANTED. MILIANERS WaNTY IMMEDIATELY—ALSO, SE OV verai good irimmers. Apply at Nos. 20 and 22 Joh st., up stairs UY WANYKD—saBOUT SIXTRON YeARS OF AGH, to enter oods, make ont bills, &c. Address M BS. in handwriting of applic: soon at wt, tating ‘age, salary expected, Herald office. \OnCH MAN WaNTBO—A eo Maw Wiha i Gi goed city references, Apply South ot, \ARMER WANTED. —A , OOMP*TENT AR kg Qu oN ral banieas this State: Fi Call bot 12 and 2 o'clook. TH08. F GREEN, No. 4 Liberty street. ROOM WAvTeD- Ome WHO UNDERSTANDS huriners ane bas 4, some knowle -Jening. colored wan preferred. Ad adress 8 "pow 31d Bret omee Ga WANTED—10 NURSE AN INFANT, AND DO in newin, bring good ett vel Ot ¥ she must be udy, aaa, is aoe rom JOO, wt 109 St, ‘Manes piace: — - 4 be smart and inteiNgeat, and ortuaity Sy Jearn the 4rug ‘corner of Myri¢ avenae © PARASOL sear. OP Poodle ‘and umbrellas, Apply at H. Crossmam Uhh RIGHT Man FOR THE RIGHT BUSINESS ¢d.—More than one iortune hae been made Ractory, Mudeon river side, Sens us ‘business men, re capital, jpg pames, ni ‘Spply, for personal iat Fulton, Herald ofice. retry ig ede SALESWOMAN WaNTRD—ON# Wa0 18 TuuRoUG: aLY acquatried with laces spd embroideries, and cin give the beat of Feferes co; oue cqualutes wi ine SPoadway trade pre- ferred. Inquire at 705 Broad wa oruieuas Waste DONE WHO iB TH TH ROUGHLY ualnted wilh laces and embroideries, and oan mve the best ‘ot relerence; one moquainied ‘with tbe Broalway ieude preferred. Inquire at 106 06 Broadway. ET NURSK&S WANTED-aT “TEE wunsaney ” 4 Qvenue, corner 15th street. Apply from PY ANTED- AN EDUCATED AND AOOOMPLisaED 7, 10 take charge of three youne okiteret, 1 gira, 9 three to neven sears, ina Wertera city ‘Buch © parson ena find a good hone, and receive w salary. 2,141 Post ofllce, wita address and reference. WART!Doa RESPECT «BLU GEKMAN (LUW DUTUED Protestant girl, who speks Knglish One understand- tng genera bourcwo'k und » ashing and ironing may apply, h references, st 80 Lexington avenue. WARTED—10 QU SOUTH, A OOMPETENT | iL liver ard mantuamaker; one who can come well re- commenced wil gets goed situation oy calling at 63 Warren +5 at 5 o'clock thin at PAIGHS DINING BALOOY, Sot near Weat. two giris, ‘o waiton tables. Ap- 12 Welock a. WwW ANTED—A GIRL TO ATTEND 4 BAKERY SCORE; one who understands the business preferred. Apply at 444 Myrtle avenue, Brocklyn. ANTED—A TIDY GIRL, KIVHRR FRRNCH 08 G: Trap, @8 purse ané neat seamstress; must be petent to ach her language; must be a Protestant, and Rood references: App y at 104 hast lat ANTEY—IN A BMALL PRAVATE tbat pnm id AN Ergiab, ishor Scotch woman to do entral housework mustoe a good plain cook, waaber and ironer. Good reteren: rex Apply at 130 ‘Way: ‘ne st , Jersey City, between Ia B ref JANTRD—A COOK, WHO UNDRRSTANDS BER business and has good cite references, may hear ot a si- tuation, in @ priva'e family, b 1; from 3 to 5 @’clock, at To Rast 734 st. ee WANTED COMPETENT FRENCH WOMAN, AS seamatress and dressmaker. She must perfectly under- ian ree fitting children’s clothes. Apply at 160 East ste ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT WOMAN, AS CHILDS nurse and seamstress. wone but Pr: at e@ Irvirg place, after 12 M Ww ANTED— A PROTESTANT GTR GrE, 7 TO 000K, wasHt ina si 5 thoroughly naderstands ber brsiness fea wil wil make hare se- West 11th st , weet of 6h n WaAnten- 18 | IN A A PRIVAKE FAMILY, A Youn s wo. map, to German oraterreds ‘Sop, with at 38 Jorstemoa, s, Brooklyn. w iccill pide fy ANTLD—A WOMAN. TO DO THE ese aa WASB: Ing upd ironing of a family in the country none need apply wit g00d reference, aad bi obligit g; Protectant itprefer W Saya er ea be FOR. s sowing machines, Oo., 405 Broadway. : Wat SEWERS. NO Wout, GIVEN cut. Apply to Dalton, | Gtimour & Oo., 405 Broadway. Warts SIbW4ARD, OOMPETENT Pay 4 TAKE of the refectory of a ree pp who can Good Ms ther need apni co 3 CA o'c'ock. }ROV' AKER Apply to Delon, Gitmour & win 678 brosdway, B this vernies between 6 and ws TED—A Goo OOOK, wy Aneel AND IRONER, Apply at 766 Greenwich street. German preferred. ANTED-IN A SMALL. ALL, FAMILY OF THRKE PER- required. "Apply at ro. Wert Suh st bear Gah ares WAXTED-AT 319 str AV. A PROTESTANT SHR. seamstress and nurse. who can do fine rewing ard mate children’s clothes. None others need apply. Wegees Bernie cb AND EXPERISNOAD purse, to take the entire charge of four young children. ust be @ good seamstress, and a ‘s Provestant, “app be- 2 o'clock, at No. ‘28 Union wquare.. boa tae Wart vue NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, CHAMBER- gtrl, and a girl of 15 io 15 to mind children, Sie ecat soces be given. Apaly at No.7 Tithet, between n Brondway ond Tatras place ‘ANTED—A FIRST BATE COOK; “ONE, WHvu UN- derstends ail kinds of cooking may apply, for two days, A168 W. 1th si, References required. ET NURSE WANTED—MILK TO BE FROM FOUR tonine mon'hs old. Cali this day at 62 Boad st, Mus bes Protestant. Fs, Wa PROTESTARE GIRL, COMPETENT a4 do the Fath oon ee of a email fam'ly; sve be & good cock, warher, r and baker. and have ys aged one iS w tea 3p) y for two ‘days, bet veen the hours of 9and rf a W22ikD-A GIRL, TO D0 HOUSEWORK IN A SMALL family, in Hoboxrn; ond iron and cook, and come well Teo ninended: any apply aiS2 Dey nt; wages % per monib. ‘ANTHD—A GOOD FEMALE PaS' the New York Kestaurant, 47 Cedar s' cakes 10 A. M. None need appis uniessexperienced oshe. Wartp-4 WET NURSE, WIth A FRssH BREAST of milk, Mus: have unexoey e references. Apply atthe Everett House, north side Union square, thia day, from two to four o'clock. ANTED—A GOOD COOK, OF OBLIGING Dispost. tion, who is willing to jst tm the washing and bouse- ‘work of a small private amity Taust have good city refer- ences. Apply at the basement door of 79 West 32d st ANTLD—A GOOD GIRL AS SEAMSTRESS ARD must be capable of eutting children’s clothes. & good chambermaia; beat of city reference re- quireo, Please call at the corner of 13th at, and 2d ave, WASTEDTA Woman AS GOOD COOK, WASH- tx and ironer, for a private family; one who ean bring day, between the hours ¥ COOK, aT Rew gcod recommendations can apply this Of 9 and 12 o’e'ock, at 89 West vata at, KT NURSE WANTSD.—APPLY af 2 StDNeY Place, Brooklyn, between land 2 P, oa Only those peed apply who are young and beaiiy, wit & full freon breast ot mila, and & § 90d recom@endation fi rome le ANTRD—A YOUNG MAN, AMMRICAN, | wiea SOME Xperience in buatress, competent t B nooks double entry ond to onrrespend, in the Spanish aed languages, wishes employment ino mercantile > references. "A pote aadrossed. WO ‘A. Rt, Box 4,608 Post Oe, wil: be immediately attended to. WAXTKD=IN A Lawrnws OFFICE, A YOUNG man, 16 to 18 years of age, who writes a good hand, and 4s of good moral character. Une wishing to pursue the study ot the law preferred. Acdrons box 3.474 Pom ofles. 'ANTED—FOR A ITY 18 KENTUCKY, A GOOD DAY Wegend clerk, who thorough y understands hie bncinose, ban, 16 Chamrernat . a nt agetet Sr Wary. ~IN A LONG ESTARLISHED DRY GOODS tore, in Be pon pot bay om 2 14 to 16 vears of age. 2 who is smart eral salary will be ine a rospect of ES, ina mi ‘nam e and reference, Dry Goods, Brooklyn Poet aaron Wanten—a MAN WaiTER AND A LAU! A a ee « who thoroughly understand their bi comir« pdations. They ean call at er ‘Washingon ‘plese, tween the hours of 10 and 12 0 day, WASTEDIA MAN, ABOUT A GARDES, FAaM, ener antl Bn TOe, ener havens Hol & ‘any APP ly ‘. ene, at rejo) WAnto—« RARE CHANCE AGEN tS TO S#Lty Je articles, now in family use. for this city and State. mart men oan male from 650 $18 pr ay. Ala Also one salem an on ealary, | Cail “Shae . No hum! ae oda BRABYN Ni BUBBA W2stED—1wo BOYS, FROW 1g TO 18 YEARS OF i réstatmende 2c Seas seperate tr ‘ap wo 4 ply #142 Chambers su est, from 9 to 12 oFolock. Wars WANTED—A bag reterenoes. ran bring firwt clase fy ferred. "Address bor + BAL Post office. Was bee aed Tore MAN, aoe. Sed masogemest of to work in & orden he must understes pi tee Korlng come well recommended, pte ciel in the clo! ANTED IMMEDI ATRLY9EVERAL YOUNG MEN, W of good aadrens and city reference, to diapose of @ | edition of @ popular work. Wages paid. Rian Men office, W4STD—A COLORED M man; one who can come qnainted wilh horses, sn addrens aMIEDA YOUNG MAN, FIPTREN OR years ofage, who speaks and the largvage, and who bes been engyged in Navisfactore reference required Cail at No WANED SAL LOE, MERCHANT ner of Wiliam aud Joan streota, two gond soeet excel ra. who ue familia wih checking for shnner une bat lire rate Warers nee ew, UMl | ties v' Jock in he morning, berate TO ACT COACH ¥ and j@ acy