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Senate’s bill, ineorporsting Steemship and Hailroad Company. hr. AnTHON stated that the papers relating to the Dill were in the hands of tne Committee on aod Navigation, and moved the recommittal of the bill and ‘the report to that committee. to. ‘THM GENERAL APPROPELATION PILL. ‘Mr, OpeLt, from the Committee on Ways and Means, yeported the annual bill making appropriations for the support of unment for the year, commencing Goteber 1, It appropriates: — From the General Fund For salaries of State foe clerks, &e., andl wenbers of a Legislature, ; stationery for Legulature, $26,000; stationery for public offices, $3.300;" furniture for Siate offices, %, 5 pecan ot the Departments, $2,600; fael tor Oapi- tol and State Hall, $2,500; incidentale, $760; constables, e., Court of Appeals, $3,000; printing for State, $105,- 00; State cabinet ot natural bistory, $800; expenses of Capitol, $9,760; State Hali, $4,600; appreheasion of cri- minals, $2,000; apprehension of fom ives from justice, $3,600; Coxmissary Department, $12,000; keepers of ar- sepals, $200; agricultural societien, $8,000; Regents’ uui- Yersity printing, $600; salary of secrete to Regents & $1,900; books fr State library, $2,800; ‘binding ‘books for do., $800; contingent exsexsen do., $800; salaries at li- braties, $3,450; exchanges of Regents, $500; ralaries at Lunatic Asylum, $6,000; support of insane convicts, 83,500; support of State pritons, $250,000; transportation of con- ‘viets, $16,500; pce egants’ travelling expenses, $500; o or apprehension of convicts, $300; books tor do., $100; New York Hospital, $22,500; do. Orphan Asylum, $600: Prince street do., $500; New York Deaf ani Dumo Institute, $86,500; Institution for Bind, $25,000; Indian expenses, $1,070; ‘rent of Governor’s house, $2.000; surveys of pub- Mec lands, $1.500; fees of clerks, $60; annuity to James Minor, $60; costs of suits, $4,500; pay of Committee on ‘Treaavrer’s accounts, $1,200: money refunded on land alos, $000; Lev! Backus, $900; trausporticg documents and laws, $3,250; copies of iaws to county treasurers $160; expenses ot Department of Superintendent of Bank- ing. $25,000; murder trial reports for Governor, ‘vances 10 county treasurers on tax lists, $25,000; retunding tax peyments and purchase money, $56,000; extinguiah- ment of land claimr, $1,000: redeaaption of ands, $1,000; Sheriffs transmission of reports, $100; reporta of Court es 8, ; agents to exami auctioneer’s ac- count $800, ‘education of Indian youths, $1,000; interest om stock of Albany Basin loan. $9,629; do. on Stock brit Indian Fund, $2,160; do. on Jean for canal repairs, $3,000; 40. on Uswego Canal loan, $12,000; New York Javenile Delinquent Asylum, $8,000; Western House of Refuge, $20,C00; Idiot Anplum, $8,000; keeper of Washington's Head Quarters, $100; expenses of Onondaga Salt Springs, $26,000; Courts Martial, $500; taxes for o , 35,000; expenses and salary Railroad Commissioner, $13,- @00; State Cabinet expenses, $2,000; to the several ais penraries in the State, $4,700; to incorporated orphan asylums, $35,000; to hospitals, $25,000. From General Fund Det Sinking Fund.—Interest on mocks, $347,257; Indian annuities, $4,036. Brom School Fund. Dividend to achools, $145,000; ra- funding surplus, $1,600. Wien Luwuiee: Bund. Utyidents|, to academies, $12,000; to purchase books, &e., $2,500. From Unwed States Deposite Funi.—Dividends to com- ‘mon schools, $165,000; du. to academies, $28,000; addi- Vion to capital of school fund, $25,000; refundiag moneys, $700; normal school, $12.000; instructing teachers in academies, $18,000 ;’ teachers’ institute, $3,000 ; sup- port of Indian scbools, $2,250. From the Bank Bund.—Interest on stocks, $20,485; re- demption cf diils, $50; contingencies, $300. ‘ The total appropriation, exclusive of fractions, is $1,786,887. BLAS FAREED. " ‘Yo levy a mill tax to support the governmen’ To reste the capital stock of the East River Bank. To provide for the preparation of the census. A resolution was then adopted substituting afternoon sessions for evenirg. Adjourned. News from Rio Janeiro. Barrimors, March 5, 1856, The bark Lapwing has arrived at this port with Rio Janeiro dstes to the 22d of January. The quotations for eoffee ware:—Buperior, 5800 a 6; goxd first, 6/200, Lots for the Umited, 5/500. But/little really good was to be had. The cholera, which had again appeared among the ne- groes on the plantations, had causeda falling off in the receipts. No vessels in port were receiving coffee for the United States. The Lapwing brings but half a cargo. The Lapwing left in port ships Amelia and Oneida and sehooner North Point from New York, and bark Maria Law and brig George Harris from Boston. The American Board of Foreign Missions. Atpany, March 5, 1856. ‘The American Board of Foreign Missions met last even- ing in special session in this city—Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen in the chair, Notwithstanding the storm, a large number of delegates were present. The report of the deputation of the Board to India was read in part. ‘The report presents a full exhibition of the practical workings of the missions of the Board. Adjourned. The Board re-assembled at 9:30 this (Wednesday) morning, and the peering, of the report of the deputation to India was resumed. It is contemplated to abandon the mission at Madras, the great aim of the deputation ere send the gospel to the villages of Southern in In regard to the schools, it 1s reported that the pupils in the Mahmatta. Mirtion numbered 2000; in the Le dura, 4,000, and in the Ceylon 6,000, but the number is now declining. The teachers all heathen, and it is questionable whetber they were the most ‘desirable agents, In the Mahmatta Missien not a single conversion could be pointed out among 10,000 pupils, and in the Ceylon not more than thirty in 30,000. ‘The report states, in regard to the system of educa- uuon, that the plans have been laid for a general system for the masses The report was referred to a select committee, con- ting of Hon. Thomas Williams, Hon. Linus Childs, Hon. Reuben Hyde, Chancellor Walworth, Rev. . . Taylor, Rey. A. D. Smith and Harvey Ely, Esq. ‘At the afternoon session the Board took up the resolu- tions reported by the select committee, The resolutions declare that the natives, pastors and teachers are the chief instruments in the proclamation of divine truth, and that the schools and the press are auxiliaries thereto. In regard to the action of the Prudential Committee— which is the main point of interest—the ‘select commit- tee, without interfering with their action, recommend the appointment of a committee of thirteen to whom shall be referred the report on the Taniel missions, made at the last annual meeting of the Board, and the report of the deputation, presented at this meeting, with power to in- vestigate and report at the next annual meeting of the Board. The report is still under consideration. Boston Weekly Bank Statement. Bostex, March 5, 1856. The following table showsfthe footing of our bank state- ment for the week ending March 3, as compared with the ‘week previous :—— Capital stock...... $31,960,000 $31,960, Toans and‘discounts. 62,122'000 51,891,500 8,877,000 8,306,000 7,686,600 7,738,000 6,247,800 _ 5,912,000 14;273,800 14,670,800 7,817,000 7,007,000 Arrival of the Merrimac at Norfolk, &. Norrouk, Va., March 5, 1856. ‘The new United States steamer Merrimac has arrived ®afely at this port on her trial trio. F shipwrecked seamen, belonging to the ships Alaco and Calcutia and the brig Neptune, lost on the dabems Talands, have arrived here, Marine Affairs. SCHOONER DAVID CROWELL ASHORE. Sanpy Hook, March 5, 1856, The schooner David Crowell, of ia) ashore wear the Ocean House. She is loaded with wood and ound for New York, and came ashore about ten o’clock last night. It is thought the schoo: will be got off when her carge is discharged. lightare are’ alongside the brig Linden, ashore at Two re are alongside ig len, ashore at juan, ie cargo, end the molasses on beard her on probably be saved; but the sugar and vessel will be lost. ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE AT CHARLESTON. (CHARLESTON, March 4, 1856. ‘The United States mail steamship Nashville, trom New York, arrived here at three o’clock this morning. Messrs. Coburn and Dalton Sentenced, Boston, March 5, 1866.4) of the Municipal Court, this morning sen- 0. Coburn to ten months’ imprisonment in y « fine of two hundred and fitty dollars. the jail and to ‘in F. ton was sentenced to five months’ impri- senment in the jail and to pay a fine of two hundred and fifty dollars. ner, and found guil Snow Storm at the Westward, au at ri 5, 1856, Yesterday we were visited wit! @ most severe snow wtorm that-we have had this season. The snow has badly drifted, and all the railroads leading into the city are Blockated, No Eastern or Western mail has been re- ceived since yesterday noon. srties were tried for killing Wm. Sum- of assault and battery, The Southern Rivers. Baumimorg, March 5, 1856. Mapy of the tributaries of the lower Mississippi are rising rapidly. Railroad Travel. OLEAN, March 5, 1856, One hundred and fifty passengers are detained here, by the road being blocked up, and there is at present no prospect of relief. Beebe & Co., Fashionable Matters, 156 ‘Broadway, have ready, and now offer for sale, the spring and gammer fashion for gentlemen’s hats, made’ with their im- preved ventilator, which, combined with other Improvements, ra thelr hats lighter ‘nd. more comfortal SES cay eves otturet 19 tho publ, oe Novel, Brilliant, Mid fm itrikingly Ele gant and remarkably cheap.—KNOX’S spring style of hat is ready. PeEnor's wpring style of hats a novelty that must command bag spring style of hat is as “brilliant” in manufacture as ’? flon. * Race etn le of hat, “strikingly ele gant,” is sold at the ‘economical pri 4 " ing atyle of hat can be had at Knox’s popular es. tabilshment, corner of Brondway and Fulton suroet, and nl ‘will acknowledge it worthy of Knox. Genin will Issne his Spring Style of Gen- Mexoey’s hats for 1856, on Seturday, March 1. GENTN, Biya Beoas wens OPPOHID Bh Pan's GUUTly scheld Hat, for the Spring of | 1856.—The popular ity of tbe hats emanating ment is ‘manifest @censive and rapidly in:reasing dimans, which onmiuiaketble erence mer 0. White's 8; A Case of Parts Hats, for Gentlemen, Just agg by G=eHIN, No, 2i4 Broadway, opposite St, Paws Cameo—types, All—types, Every Type.— The most flaitering and beautiful is the cameo—type, taken only st WILLIAMSON'S, Br ‘ooklyn, Ambrotypes—Uaguerreotypes—Extra Large size, in colors, for only ate cents, including a besatiful case, charged $5 for elsewhere, at &nd ‘equal in’ quality to those WELLING’B, corner of Bleecwer and Carmine streets, Pictares for tne Despisine LANDER EPO; photographs and the new phototype, taken by improved mode, Ibree ‘mes larger tbap bas heretofore been donein Ameri trom life suojecta, with the camera, Depot 289 Broadway. Clothing at Wholesale, at the Old Stand, No. 19 Cortlandt street —I have now in store 4 large styck of cloth- ing, adapted to Southern and Weetern parkas. or city trade, eonals isting of agrest e very lowest market price: at '. acai N. A. KNAPP, (late Bougaton & Knapp.) 'The stormy March has come at last, ‘With winds ana clouds and chanuing skies,—BRY ANT. Ladies, if you wish for yourselves or children Alpine button boots, with good thick soles, or valter boots and shoos kind, with India rubber boots and shoes, of all the various styles, patronize J, B, MILLER & Co., 134 Canal street, Herring’s Patent Champion Fire and Bur- giar proot sate, with Hall’s patent powder proof lock. Both ed prize medals at the Wor.d’s Fair, London, 1861, and Grysial Palace, New York, 186661, SILAS 0. HERMING & CO., 186, 187 and 139 Ws treet, N, Y. ‘William Milier’s Modern ReReavet Plano- fortes are taking the lead of all others made in this city. superior tone delights the ear of all who hear thom.” His terms belug cach only, enables him (o seli them at greatly reduced He also offers to ‘out new pianos by the month, with privilege of buying. A call at the well stocked manutac- tory, Wom, 156 and 188 Hast Twenty first street, to examine the variety of splendia ins'ruments, js respectfully’ solicited. New and Popular Music, by Thomas Baker. —'' The Ftate Staff Polka,” with colored vignette Lite, price 50 cents; *'1) Trovatore Quadrille,” ucing the brated Anvil Chorus, 60 cents. ‘These pieces are pertormed nightly, at Laura Keene’s Varieties, with greate: ucceas, THOMAS BAKER, 327 Broadway, and all music stores, Owners of Sorses will #ind Dr. Tobias’ Moiment, it int bottles, 50 cents, superior to anything tor poecmysind fvellings ealajhrisees inaipen ace auld ae the storekeepers and druggists. Depot 60 Cortlandt street. Bingen ’s Sewing Machines.—All Persons who wish for information in regard to sewing machines, can obtain \t by applying at our office for copies ot I. M. singer & Cos Gazette, a paper devoted entirely to the sewing machine in- lerest, ‘Copies supplied gratis, Copies sup PME: SINGHER & 00., No. 323 Broadway. Batchelor’s Hair Dye—W: The bestin the world. This unrivalled and original dye is ap- ed in twelve private rooms. Batchelor’s wiga aod toupees ore rent Tpetuliar toikis ceisbiahnec 3 a i aeaey Pee ATCHECOR'S, 238 Broadway. The Human Hair.—A. Grandjean Having for the period of forty years made the human hair his study, may be cousuled daily on al! diseases of tne hair, at his oillce, ‘M4 Church street, corner of Barclay, from 8 o’clock A. M. to 5 clock P. M. and Toupees.— Clirehugh’s Invisible Wigs and To Gentlemen can have his printed schedule to measure the head sent to any pertof the country, trom which wig or touvee can be perfect fit guaranteed. Ad corner of Broadway and Fulton s:rect, Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces ezotte admiration among, au Cry are in art. salle ot t privat ents for applying comparable dye, the ouly relat ‘article of the kind. Wholesale and retail, at jo. 6 Astor House. AAll’s Hair Dye, Four Shillings a Box, Black or brown.—Sold at Hegeman, Clark & Co.'s, 273 Broad- way, 45 Nassaustreet and at the depot, No. 1 Barclay street, PY.; 169 Atlantic street 176 and 247 Fulton atreet, ropenh| and at drug and fancy goods stores generally in the Unit fi Phalon Lotion oe Floral Beautifier, ar beautifying the complexion and removing freckles, tan, inn , DURDB, i i Sree a Py SLO ah A Perfamed Breath.—What Lady or Gen: remain under the curse of a. by using the ‘Balm of a Thousand fiflee would not only render it eweet, but leave the teeth white alabaster? M: ade not yw their breath is b: tad the sntject is oo delicaie, ther trends will never mention it. Pour a single drop of the “Balm’’ on your tooth bi ‘wash the teeth night and A fifty cent Doth wt mee year, “For saleby FETEIDGE & GO. propriowes, aad The Best American, xeneh ane emis trusses, ladies’ and gent’s supporters, belts an in highest perfection and at half the usual at BRIDGMAN {2 00.8, chetalsa, 188 Grand sivect eas Cont tre market, Baron 8} jpolasco, M. D., St. Nicholas Hotel.— Dear [ taeraides, arse four years of an ulcerated foot and failed, you wih ease cured mecyou tlumpheds PU ease ct ya tri i i Tuomas Locxn, Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Diseases of the Lungs—Notice,— Dr. Robert Hunter begs to inform his patients in Philadel- tbat be has opened an establishment in that city, under professional charge of Dr. F. Morson, for the special treat- ‘ment of diseases of the throat and lungs. Dr. Morson ia a member of the Royal College of Su: ‘and bas enjoyed, both in that cily and New York, ‘great e: mee inthe treatment of pulmonary af: ge ei ite cas, acme tn ni re 4 Ir Jo Bibsserd Willa will ereafer be uasociated with the’ Bu!ti- more office. ‘These arrangements have been rendered necessary by the wih of the practice In Philadelphia wad Baltimore, and oy a ent of Dr. James Hunter in consequeticg of il alth, Patients in these cities w! ure nC all the’ advantage of Dr. Hunter's advice, butthe adationat Sizpplished rensdont physicians. Siagetaea jen’ s. moe Speciaist ‘ead Journal of Diseases of the Chest for February, aneriended explanation of Dr. Hunter's views and treatment will be with which should be read by every one pi from any affection of the throat or lungs. The Specialist can be rocured of the publishers, Me Sherman & Co., Astor louse, Persons residing at ® distance, who are provenied supe of his disease. Torender such description more exact, ® list ot questions has been prepared, which will be sent, with a specimen oe eee Specialist, on application to either of the followin, New York— Dr, ROBERT HUNTER, 828 Broadway. Phila¢elphia—Dr, F. MORSON, 302 Wainut atreet. Baltimore—Dr. J. B, WILLIAMS, 52 North Charles street. Note.—Dr. HUNTER may be consulted personally as here- tofore from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.. daily. Hernia—Only Prize Medal Awarded te Marsh & Co., by the Industrial Exhibition of all nations for their new patent radical cure truss, Also the Fair of the ‘American Instiate awarded the first premium to thie truss in Wa5s. Retagonoes as to iw superiority:—Professors Valentine Mott, Parker and John M. Carnoshan. An extonsive mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this MARSH & CO.’S, No. 244 Maiden lane, and Marsh, Corlies & Co., No. 5 West Fourth street, |, Ohio. Open from7 A. M. until9 P, M, Holloway’s Pills.—Where are They Nott— Well may thore pills be called an universal medicine, for they are in demand ‘Eroughout the habitable globe. Even the me- dical dogmatists who regard all deviations from college roles as sacrilege, are electrified by the cures ot dyspepsia, liver ets ‘and dysentery accomplished by HOL! AY’S: pil Dyspepsia Curea.—A Fatr Trial of the Oxy- ted bitters will convince the most skeptical sufferer that {his medicine has no equal in the world for the cure of this di- sease. Every dyspeptic ought to know ita valao. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. CCPARLEE ASDERSON, LATELY FROM BALTIMORE, sis Tequested to call on me, at my ofice, third oor Jester: r send me his card, cacao an, SMITH, 508 Hudeon street. NFORMATION WANTED—OF PRTER W. McKIE, OF South Washington county, N. Y., about 22 years of age, five feet eight taohes in height, rather dark red Ince, aperedioonavierebly'to the chia: ealiod th ace, ly 3 cioss,. bn worse. from wa atralta steamer G. W. McKie, . Any one knowin, McKie, who wiil communioate with F. 8, ‘will be suitably rewarded. F THIS SHOULD MEET THE RYE, OF MR. HARRY Neville, who left England about Seprember, 1854, and not joed 10 be in some part of America, he is eatnestly re- uested to te with his late employer, in London, fis attains are satishactorly arranged, ‘K tude are wanted, they shall be forwarded. KOGERS, bookseller, stationer English newspaper agent corner ot Broadway and Twelfth st. ‘OSEPH GERSTMAIR AND AUGUSTUS MELDER CAN Of a deceased bear tener Jeft them by the will of a re- lative, by calling on Matthias Kingerle, 154 Forty-first street, between Eighth and inth avenues, D.—AGAIN DISAPPOINTED, BUT HOPE 10 RE. le ceive a letter betore 7 o'clock this eventing. ___ FREDERICK. B, GEORGE GORDON, RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM jarope, is earnestly requ to eal! at the Batie Hotel. ‘The lady whom he expected by the Belgique arrived per Arago on Saturday last OTICE.—IF ANNA TAYLOR, OTHERWISE LAMBERT, Siaydolph, or, if dead, any of her next of kin or husband if living, wili\apply to Alexander McOnily, 103 Capel street, Dubiin, Yreland, she or they wilt hear somethin; to their advantace, 'The said’ Anna Taylor formerly resi in Belfast, Ireland, but emigrated to America in the year 15335, and afterwards married a person named George Taylor, an afterwards, as is supposed, married a person named Stay- dolph. F, H.—YOUR RECEIPT IS RECEIVED, AND t iS) « think by, careful attention the patient will Foeoygr, QEND NOTE TO BROADWAY POST OFFICE, SP Nveetved. Will call Tih, M. FAYE! ANTBD—INFORMATION OF MATIHEW BRAD. ley, who left the Manchester House, 165 Washington sireet, on the 27th of February. He had ona blue frock coat, diack satin vest’ and gray colored pants, He stands about } toot § ices, and is 80 veurk old. Any information will be thankfully received by Horatio Howarth, 166 Washington st., or by Susanna Bradley, Newburg, New York, ILL THE YOUNG LADY WAO WROTE OVER THE kignatare of Stella Martiner to K. 8, Spaniding, at Man baton Botel, in October Jast, please write > bim again, Ad Ga se Wie WALD Gy én A TIONS WANTED, YOUNG GERMAN LADY, THOROUGHLY AOQUAINT- A ed with both the French and German vs Roanensing every « ‘e an fenton or go a tonmneed is eta ciner ae baa Grocdway up sire ‘ren. RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY WISHES A SITUA- Good reference A tion as housekeeper ina ama) family, re given and required. apply at 57 Rutgers at, for two days. A SCOTCH PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- Celt ‘a8 cook, in a private family; good city a'tzh 2th Detwoen Gil and Tih avenues, fase oor, for two days. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl, as chambermaid and seamstress. Call at 283 bth avenue, near 18th et. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS cook, Ww and troner in a family; ls tully com- Petent. ‘The dest of city reterence from her last p! whet she has lived three vears, Call at 8 22d at., between '- ton and $4 avenues, firs: tloor, front room. A XOONG WOMAN WISHS A SITUATION, AB LAUN- aress and chambermaid; 1s no objection 1 cook, wash endiren. The pest ot city reference giveu. Van be seen for two days at No. 3 2d at., peur the Kowers. SITUATION WANTED—BY A woman, as cook, and i Best city reiererce. Call at room, for two days, RESPECLABLE & first, rate washer aud iroaer. No. 5 Hester st., first floor, back A SITUATION WANTED—AS COUK, WASHER AND froner, or as Iaundresa, ia @ private family. Can be seen for two days, if not eagaged, at her present empioyer’s, 62 Asnet 22d st,, Where satisiactory referen‘e wili be given, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS CH 4M. bermaid and waiter, in «small private family. Can give the best city reference trom her last place. Please cali at 181 Fast 17th st, where ehe can be seen tor two days, if not en: waged, YOUNG GIBL WISHES A SITJATION, Aj CHAM bermaid, washer and ironer, or to do chamberwork alone Preferred. Good city reterence from ber last place. Wan be seen for two days at 166 Ninth street, between 3d and 4th ave- nues, second floor, back room, A by get GIRL, DES/ROUS OF GOING TO CALI- rn Would like to engage as nurse, with some tamtly going the: jood reference given. apply at 151 Weat 22d si. RESPKCTABLE PROTESTANT Q{RL WISHES A situation to do chamberwork and plaln sewing. Refer: ence trom her last piace. Can be seen tor three days, if not engaged, at 117 West 26th st,, first tloor, back room. SITUATION WANTKD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Birl, to do the housework ot a small privale family; is a first rate washer and ironer, and a good plain cook. Has three years’ reference trom her last place. Uall at No.8 Fitth ave- hue, in the store, tor two days. YOUNG LADY, WHO WRITKS A GOUD HAND, 18 derirous of obtaining a situation as copyist. phe would Preier to do writing in her own room, Address Copyist, Broad- ‘way Post oflice. YOUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE TU GO WEST, OR -A. travet with a family; 1s a competent noamsteoss and user; would find her faithtul and trustworthy; would live in the city: Can give six years’ city re‘erence. Can be seen for two days at 99 19th at., between 6th and 7th avenues. FROM PARIS? wauts work at home, to mave, cut and baste bail, morn. ing and evening dresses,’ basques, cloaks, mantillas and ail kiods of patters, in # superior style; can give instruction and would go out by the day. Can give the best city refer ences, Apply at 243 Grand st., between Bowery and Chrystie st,, frat fluor, second room, A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WET nurse; is capable of taking entire charge of an infant. Apply at 25 Columbia st., South Brooklyn. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. tion as good cook; can give the best of city reference from her last place. Apply tor two da} 242 bth ave. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS cook, washer and ironer; understands baking and pasiry ; good city reference given from her last place. Please call at ‘No. 3 Pell street, corner of Bowery, second tloor, froat room. A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN LADY WI*HE8 A S{TU- ation as housekeeper, in a private family or hotel; no in- cumbrance. Cali at for one week, tor Mra, Briggs, Also, & boy to do errands tor a store. A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, WISHES A SITUA. tion, a8 cook, Washer and {roner; has no objection to do general housework in a small respectable family. Boat city reference. Gan be seen for two daya at 286 27th st., between ‘th and 10th avenues, RESPKCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- A tton 8 chambermaid or nurse; is accustomed to chil dren. Please call from 9 to 6 this day, at Mrs. Doyle's fancy siore, in Latayette place, second door from Astor plat A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WI3HES A SITUA. tion, as lady’s attendant, or chambermaid or nurse. Best city reterence. May be seen at 50 Spring st. A PEESERCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. {tion as first rate cook; understands Freuch and English and ‘American cooking. The’ best of city reference trom her last employer's, | Can be seen for twodays it not enxaged. Please call at 144 Kast 21st st., heiween 2 and 3d avenue, second FASHIONABLE DRES3MAKER, A BESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS ccok and laurdress, in a small private family; is a good baker. | The beat of city reterence as to honesty, sobriety and oo eee at 485 3d avenue, between 34th and 35th th r. mn A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young woman, as chambermaid and walter, or cbambermaid and laundress. Good reference given. Can’be seen at 129 West 15th st. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES TO “TRAVEL AS lady’s maid or childs nurse; is @ good plain sewer; has Good reterences. all at No, 3 2d at, , rat floor, back room. A SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN BOY lenge sade: sito tor a boy 12 Years et, , to runa! errands. Please apply, or address R. P., 174 18th st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RBSPECTABLE young woman, as cook, and to asaist in washing. five years’ experience in her Jact place, P ease call or address 283 Fast 13th st., first floor, Can be seen until sulted. A fete oa pote WISHES Frog iota SUEY rivate family. a ner a ironer; and can get good reference from her lnstplase, Gas to a sori. ret if not engaged, at No. 4 Hall place, between it and 7uh sts. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation, as chambermaid and waiter, and to assist in wash- ing and irouing; the best of city reference can be had trom her ae lace. Inquire at 163 Sands st.,in the front basement, rooklyn. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework, in a small pri- vate family; hag lived in her last place for seven years; best of city reference. Can be seen at 54 North Moore st., .e!ween Greenwich and Hudson for two days, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO do general housework in a small family; understands Coobing, washing and froning. City reference.’ Can be seen for two days at 470 6th avenue, between 23th and 20th sts, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES “A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and seamstress; can cut and fit entidren’s dresses in the neatest manner; or would do fine washing snd rroning; no Selection to g0 for the rosmec wit & family to the country of city reference trom it place Mail 317 West 19th st., in the basement. SITUATION WANTED—BY A VERY RESPECTABLE, tidy young girl, to do chamterwork and w: Bost city reference. Can be seen tor two days at No, 1. st., near Howery. GERMAN HEAD WAITER WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands his business is desirous of obiaining an engage- ment, He has good city references, &c., and speaks the kag. Ush ianguage well. Anote a A. P., Herat office, will be aitended to for two days, A GERMAN, WHO HAS A PERFECT KNOWLEDGE OF gardening in all its branches, wants a situation. Address L. L., Manhattanville Post office. A SRACTICAL GARDENER, (A SINGLE MAN) OF temperate habits, who has had several years’ experience in Europe, and six in this country, in the management of gra- Perles, greenhouses, fruits, flowers and vegetubles; has con- siderable taste in the management of flowers, both for the par jor and Douquels, also ta laying out grounds, to) which hs eer- cates will bear testimony. ‘The most satistactor; ence, Tease address A. B. C., Dex 202 Herald omees er AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WHO HAS AN, EXTEN. sive act (pote on North river and through several Counties in wishes @ situation as clerk or salesman, fa wholesale pro or commission house in this city; or he would take an interest as er in the business, of reterences given, Cortlandt street. A YOUNG MAN, AN AMERICAN, IS DESIROUS OF obtaining a situation where he can make himself generally Hina Deen fora long ime a foronun au large oul yard eas ag been for a ea nin ® com P! audrers Tyson, $78 Hudson st. ene ” YOUNG MAN, WHOSE PRESENT ENGAGEMENT pete A hlgkeS ing te wn yg a or % a work, ant a ker. Reters to present and laa ‘ers A note ad- t emp \ R. F. M., Herald will receive immediate atten- jon, A BUSINESS MAN, HAVING FROM TO $500 TO losn, =, meet with Capa! ot $12 a week for his services. None need answer unless they are able at once to engage fn the busi or who will not be prompt to decide. ‘iness is an shed one; security ample, Address Extio, box 124 Herald office, LS NOTICE.—~AN EXPERIENCED AUCTION ‘saleeman, holding a commission and some influence, Teomplee kiowiodgs of ee beninoes Meet be tpptenaed ied a e of o88 WOU! and moderate remunerated. The advertiser lsacqon ted with the routine of peeeping, as well as selling and fs and able to actin any capacity required in the business. Wil: ie ‘beat respecabilty, ‘and those who fre- refer to parties of the best quently have business in the line. A trial will soon convince ‘ny party that the adventiser is every way desirable, Address er, Herald office. Aucti A MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS GAR- dener, and his wite, to take Charge of a daury, which du- ties {hey can pertorm satistactorily; both Protestants. Addres T. G., Hernia office, for ree days, wa SIT ‘UATIONS WANTED. | as QITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISHMAN, AS A farmer; undersiands raising all kinds of vegetadies; has the ae tara seat eatia ccdmenae tron tia adairy; present employer. Address 8. bor 166 Herald office. — ITUATION WANTED—BY A TIDY YOUNG GIRL. TO do chamberwork and waiting, or general housework, for & mall private family; Isa geod Washer and Best of city reference. Leaves her present mituation ou acc rant of tbe family going to the co Can be secn for two dass at 199 Int avenue, near 14th st.. fourth ticor, back room. Qrpazion WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS SEAM- stress; understanas drersmaking, boys’ and children’s clothing, and ail kinds of fomily sewing; would take care of children, Best of city reterence. Call at 54 Spring e: , room No. 7, #1] this week. ATUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO EFFICIENT YOUNG women, in city or country; one is @ Kcod cook, washer and trouer makes first rate bread, cau attend to muk’and put ter; the other is a vice chum! and waiter, can washand iron fiie cothes neatly, they sre higaly recommended, Pleaseapply at 271 Bowery, this day ¥ oF to-morrow. TPO PRUGGISTS. “WANTED. BY A COMPEFRAT AND steady man. @ situation in # drug store. as packer »r light porter. for which he can give the very best of reference as to lity ; by cating or addressing 134 Kighth street, near Avenue. iu the corset store, shall be aitended to, for two troner. 19, MILLINERS.—A LADY WHO HAS FIFTEEN YEARS thorough knowledge of toe millinery busines, is desicons Wing Work trom a first class house, at ber own howe, wher + ‘atis evers pains will be taken (o give action. Address X. ¥ %, Broadway Post oflice. for three days. MPO GROCKRS WANTED, BY A YOUNG Man, A situation as clerk in & grocery sore; thoroughly under. stands the ousiness Bus the beet of city reterence. Acdress oF cat! wi 2°9 Bleeker st , corner of Grove, in the grocery vior 10 MERCHANT TaILOKS.—TAE ADVERTISER WISHES @ situation 44 cutier or fitter up; understands his business in every depart ent; can measure, take orders, and is a gene: ral seaman, Adcress Hy, Kowloy, 179 Pearl si., Brooklyn. T°. TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.—A CUTTER OF EX perience wishes a situation; can act in the capacity of agler- man if re drerr, witl uired, he having experience in both capacities. real vame, box 16) Herald office, lO. MERCHAN1S.—AN ACTIVE BUSIN#SS YOUNG man, iatoly married, trem the country, who bad an ex. tensive acquaintance. and can infinence a larzs trade, wishes & situation {a & wholesale grocery, provision or commission house, #8 clerk, salesman or beokkeeper. ‘the very best of references given. A moderMe salary for the iirit year. caress J. H. F., box 111 Herald office 10 HOTEL KEEPERS.— WANTED, BY A MIDDLE AGED man, W had ten years? experience in hotel business wsiuation a8 assistant bookkeeper or ateward, or any branch connected with a hotel; woutd give general sut'sfaction, Cap give good reierence. Address J, A. S., Herald office. W ANTED—A S'TUATION, BY A LADY. AS AMANUEN- sis or copyist. Address M. B., Herald offic Wea SITUATION, BY A GERMAN, TO TRA velto Europe; she speaks Knglish wail. Address by note, B. R., 220 bth av., or 125 Greenwich 6 ‘Ad: drug store. W ANTED—A_ SITUATIUN, BY A PROTESTANT young woman, 10 cook, wash and iron; nuderstanda ali kinds of paking and pastry, Besi of references given, Call at 144 Waverley place. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOM AN, A SITUA- tion as nurse and seamstress: hag .he best of ely re ference: Protestant. Can be seen tor two days at 390 loth st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Wo man, to cook, wash aud iron, or to do the generai nouse- work ofa small family; 10 ojection to go a short distance in the country. Piease cali for two days at 76 Spring se. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL AGED : ei Oe poec woe aoe waiting ina roel rivate family. city reterence given. Apply at 279 6 tre Between 17th and 18th sta, . Pal ere WA SITUATION, BY x A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do genersf housework in a amai) private famny. Can be reen for two days at 689 6th av. ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman. to c»ok, wash and iron. Understands all kinds of family ing. Good city reterences from her ast Ince. Please call at 344 Gch av., between “ist and 22d sts., t rear house, for two days, W ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN. ascook, washer and irorer, in & small private family. Bestof city reference given. Cull at 39 W. \13th at., between Stv acd 6th avs., firat floor, back room, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young womau, as lauadress: she fully understands her bus'ness. The beet of reterence will be given. Please call at No 273 7tn avenue, between 27th and 2th sts. WwW ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMKRIOAN GIRL, A situation, as seamstress, in a respectable private family; she perfectly understands cutting and fitting ladies’ und chil: dien’s dresses and all kinds of tamily sewing. Please address Dressmaker, 478 Houston st. Ww ANTED—BY A RKSPEUTABLE YOUNG GIKL, A situation, to attend in a tancy store; has no objection to ‘8 confectioner' re; no compensation expected while learn- tpg. Can give good testimonials, Can be seen for two days, Please cali at No. 36 Eesex st, rear house, second floor, be- tween Hester and Grand. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOM AN, to do chamberwork, or as laundress, ana can do washieg and ironing. Good reference. apply at & West 27th st., for two days, WANTED—A STIUATION, AS COOK OR CHAMBER V ‘maid; {s ® good washer and ironer, Can give good city reference Apply at No. 6 King st., in the basement. Can b seen for two days, Wars* SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ral 8, ‘woman, as cook, washer and ironer, or tod general housework, in a small private tamily; 1s ® goo. washer, Has the best of oe reference. No objection to th country, Please call at 267 14th st., between avenues A snd B, third floor, front room, Ware ar A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do chamberwork and waiting; no objection t, do fine washing und iroping. Call at 81 4th av., between 10th and 11th sts. Can be seen for two days. Best city reference WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young girl, as cook, washer and troner. Good reference given. Apply ai No. 8 sth st, Can be seen for two days. wx TEC—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, to take care of children and to do plain se j, and can embroider weil; has not been engaged since A 101 Madison \st., room 10, in the @ Protestant, Please cali at rear, Wanmp-4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, as tion to an cook: no opjec' assist in washing a wontng. Good city reference. Call at 131 3st st., between 7th and 8t] avenues, Ware SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as chambermaid and plain sewer. Good city reference from her last place. Can be seen at her present employer's, 319 4th avenue. WAXTED AN AMRRICAN OR SCOTCR WOMAN, TO do general housework in a small family; reference re- quired. Apply at 177 Dufield st,, Brooklyn. W4NTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, a@ baby to wet nurse; the best of city ee can be given. apply at 130 3%h st. or at Dr. Johnston's, 125 24th at Wage A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook, washer and froner; is willing to make herself generally useful; can give the beat city reference. Apply at 123 West 2iat st,. near 7th avenue, 2d floor, kack room. MiGeeee SIITATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, todo general housework ina Cigpd ees family, or chamberwork and fine washing; has g elty reference, Please call for three days at 144 Water street, Brooklyn. In quire for Eliza Butier. ANTED—BY A RESPKCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid, or to do general housework in a respectable private family. 'P.ease apply or address at 13 Des>rosses st., Inthe rear, for two days, Can take care of children and do p!ain sewing. AXTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUA1ION AS chambermald and waiter, or to'do plain sewing, or would do the housework of a small private family; has lived over two yenra in her last place: has good elty reference If re- quired. Call nt 204 Hamilton ave., near Court #t., Brooklyn. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1856. AGED MAR- Wane ED~A SITUATION, BY A 7 R- ‘se gardener; has uo ony tend fo bis business io ail iin having had several ears) practice as florist and Hol- y sears aan re es Layx, No, 2 Murray street, Warten BY A MIDDLE AGED ENGLIS.ivAN, A situation # rie % y ; has had many years’ ience; understands the Fasivess ip all iis Dranchese c rod uce ‘very satisfactory reterence Address A. B., in dener, 6 Amity stree’, corner of Mer: er. W4NTED- BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN & 5 a @ retail dry goods sore; the nilk devartment pre- erred. fe joe references given, Address Room 12), French's ote. ANTKD-A SITUATION, BY A RESP. young woman, in @, private family, as chamnermai aud iaundress, or as waiter; understands the busiaess tho: roughly. The most respectnole city reference ean be given. Apply Jn the dry goods siore, 453 2d avenue, beweeo 334 and E20 mia. OPABLE id WASTEDSA SITUATION, BY A WOMAN. as COOK: ont who has hed many 5 éars experience in this capacity; she understands cooking in ail ite branches; first ciuss boarding house or betel prrierred. Can be seen lor two days at 505 Houston st., in the grocery slore ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT ASLa Woman, as cook, and {sa first rate washer nad ext of city referenee given; can be seen for Lvo frover; ays. Apply ut the etore, 432 8th avenue WAREr—A SIIUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO MAN, lo cook, wash and iron; vood reference given; can be seen fortwo days. Apply at 109 Thompron #:, WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG OIKL, A vituation to do generalithonsework, or to do chamber- work; food reference given. Inquire at Lawreacest , firet house from Liberty st., Brooslyn; can be seen for two days. A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG AMERICAN Jady’s msid and ‘sermstress; understands dress- doing up mustivstand French tlating. Jan pro- dice the best of city reference. Please call at her present place, 472 4 avenue, for two days. WANZED—A SITUATION, yours woman, as plain cook, washer and ir t general honrework. ina small private family. So: if required. Pieese call front rom, fur two des ANTED—BY A RESPRUTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as good plain cook, washer ard ironer. Has good reference for ‘he last four years sbort dista: in the country. 9tb st., in the rear, 3d avenue, referens 126 Sth at., Clin on piace, third floor, No objection to 40 a Please call for two daye wt 1653 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAUUE young sirl, todo chamberwork und waiting. or as nurss avd senmsirees. Is capale of either. Gcod reference. Plesse call at 109 Bowery, up stairs, for three days, WANTED—A SITUATION. AS WAITER IN A PRI. vate family, by a single man, who pertectly understands his business; isn Protestant, and has twelve months’ good city relerence trom hia last place. To save irowvie, no person keeping a boarding house need apply. Address K. P. 8., at Mr. Sands’, 003 Broadway, corner ot 20th st. ANYED—A SITUATION, 48 COOK IN A PRIVATE family, by @ respectable Protestant wom; is a tirat rate cook, and thoroughly understands her business ’in ali its branches: would doa litile of the washing and ironing, Call at 123 West 12th et., 1rom 10 till 2 o'clock. WASIFDOBY (A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH good city recommendations, a situation as nurse aud seamstress; has no objection to axsiat in fine washing and iron- ing, or light chamberwork; is fond of children, and is wi Ing to make berselt generally ‘useful. Please call for two cays at 82 East Broadway. WANTED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a8 cook, washer and ironer, or would do chamber Work; f00¢ ci'v reference. Can be seen at 309 Mott s:, in the rear, for two days, ANTED.—A MIDDLE AGED FRENCH WOMAN ‘wants 2 situation. as cook; speaks good English, aud is experienced in cooking, in both French and English ‘siyles, Good city reference will be given. Apply at the milk depot, 99334 Bowery, Can be seen for two days, WV ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion, a8 cook; she perfectly understands her business, Refereuces as to character and capability. two days at 68 Sd avenue, in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID, ‘Washer and ironer; Is a good plain sewer, and a first rate laundrers; no objection to go n short dis'ance in the coun- ty. Good city reference. Apply at 12 Amity place, for two Can be seen for ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT YOUNG girl, aa chambermaid and waiter; will ao the waiting of 8 private family in the best stvie; would take care of the +i ver, and uesist in the Washing and ironing, it required. Has excellent cily reference. Wages $. Cuil at 339 2d ave. ANTED~—A SITUATION, BY A GERMAN GIRL nuree ard seamstress, Please call at 154 3d at., third floor, front room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and seamstress. or as nurse and seamatress Uan give the best of city reference trom her Jast place, Can be seen tor two day a at 112 West 9th at, ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to take care of » baby and do needlework. Good city reference. Apply at 370 Greenwich st., in the store, for two days. WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A. SITUA ticn (odo general housew®rk; {a a good’ cook, washer ard ironer. Bes: of city references, "Can be seen for two days at 181 Varick st., in the rear, third floor. warm D—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid and waiter; Is capable of either; or would do housework in a small family. No objec. tion to go ® short distance in the conntry. Please call at 131 Ceder sireet, front room, s¢cond floor. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation ag cook or first rate laundreas; best references given. apply at 11 dd avenue, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, AGED sixteen years, to do light chamberwork and waiting, 0. totake care of @ baby and do plan sewing. Good references, Apply to No, 47 25th st., between Lexington and 4th avenues, Can be seen for two days. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young women, to cook, wash and iron. Good referencs- Apply at 85 19th st., between 6th and 7th avenues. WANZED—A SITUATION AS WAITER, IN A PRL vate ‘tamily; is willing to make herself useful; has no ebjection to the country, Beat of reference, Can be’ seen at 265 3d av.. between 22d and Zid sts, for two days, WASTED” SITUATION AS GOOD PLAIN COOK, Washer and irouer, or to do general housework in a small private femily. cit ‘at 45 Laurens at,, second floor reference given. Please cal! ack room, for two days. WARTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Protestant, a situation to do general housework in small private fundly;; can be seen for two days at 15 Ludlow s! tov floor, front room, ANTED-A SITUATION AS PORTER, BY A STRONG, active colored man: has had seven years’ experiance {i the grocery business. Can give the best reierence from his present employers, who are how declining business. Inquire at 62 Water at. WA 3TED-BY A MARRIED MAN, 4 SITUATION AS gardener or farmer, and for his wife as cook or lain éress. ‘They can be weil recommended from their last places for honesty. industry and sobriety. Address P, K., Heraid otlice, tor two da: ANTED—BY A BOY FROM THE COUNTRY, TO aP- prentice himself to some respectable trade, such as house or ship carpenter, wheelwright or blacksmith; is 13 yeara of age and in ood health. Can be seen for three daya st 179 12th al., between Ist and 2d avenues. INTELLIGENCE OFFICES. MPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND respectable German, Hnglish, Scotch and Irlahheip, tor hotels and private families, at MORRIS COMNERT & 0.8, 287 Bronaway, corner of Beade street, Alo waltors, coneh: men, tarmers, laborers, &¢., at thisor the branch otlice, 102 Greenwich street. W ANTED—A NICE, TIDY YOUNG WOMAN, WHO understands her business well. Apply In the basement bh East 23d st., near 4th avenue, from 10 to 1 o'clock, for two ays. ‘ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- tion, as cook; she chiy understands her business, ference givens “None bui a good sloudy aseig ged see ference given. None but e x i 198 Christie at, rear, first floor. bie etd FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. _ [J RE,JRUNE PERSON FRANCAISE, SACHANT BIEN coudre, desire se placer dans une bonne famille. S'a Gresser & 67 Pear! st, NE CUISINIERE FRANCAISE DESIRE SK PLACER dans une famille respectable francaise ou amertcaine a New York. S'adresser i Mme veuve Marie Boisain, Hotel de Belfort, 18 Mercer at. W “‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION, IN ® private family, as plain cook; is a good washer and Gan give good ety reloranta’ Plose call Sneak ee ive cl reference. lease ot tween Sthvand th avenues, back basement. : ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS. laundress, and will have no objection to do chamt jas the of reference. seen 1 266 $d avenue, between 22d and iad nia. © °° OF (FO ANTED—A SITUATION, BY dy amberwork jection to do hie rence. Pleare cal! ats., fortwo da} ANTED—A SITUATION, Be oan give the Veet city rete 1 6th avenuo, between and 2ist young girl, as nurse orl oatnstee Pandermente cel I. " a kinds of plain sewing and embroidery. good rence. lease call at 45 West 13th nie? Codex ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT iri, to take care of , OF to andiat in house- work; la wifltg to make herself generally uaetle Pieace wet ; i for two days at 13: Forsyth at., firat floor. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- man, & situation as cook; no objection to aesist in waah- ing and ironing. Good city reference. Please call at 164 Wes 16th at., between 7th and Sth avenues, in the ys, WASTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE mri oUNg git do waiting, oF would do chamber work and er of Houston,stop floor, room 16. hang Bo greg op! IEC ATtON ian bead man W nusiness perfectly. Oly refer: encen,” Addrenn A. By, Herald ofl, for three days.” (Obed AND CAKE SALOONS.—A YOUNG MAN, UN. usinoss in derstanding the above and the dining saloon bi genera’, wishes an engagement as bar ler, carver or baker; understands marketing, &o. Reference given, i required. Address F, Thempson, Broadway Port office. \OOK.—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE, STEADY / sober woman, & situation, #s good cook; is @ first rate baker of bread, and can give the bestof city and country refer ence 88 to eget! &o., by calling at, or addressing a note to 136 Sth st., near 6th avenue, in the corset ators, fer two days, which wili be attended to, OOK’S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISH eat CmeRD, Who Herfectly understands her husinesss, soups meats, game, desserts; has good ity reference. Apply nt 143 Sd avenue, between 15th and 16th #ts., in the china store. OUSKKREPER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A COM peient and accomplished Isdy, in @ hotel or first class Gentleman's famtles no objection to the country oF onth, at, or address M. H. K., 396 4th st., second door west of Broad: why. Best of reference given and required. JITUATION WANTED—IN A GROCERY, PROVISION Ls or Irate store. by young man, Tee re Gets nexceptionarie reterence given, ‘addiess O, oftiye, OF OA) ai 144 West Joh phy Poe ANTED—BY A PROTRSTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- tion 10 cook, Wash and iron; is a good plain cook and latndress; iso by ‘a young English girl, as chambermaid and waiter, or to take care of children; is a neat sewer; wages no object In a nice home. Both are neat, intelligont, trustworthy and highly recommended. Apply to Mrs, Maning, 345 8th avenue, near 28th st., basement. | ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK; WOULD HAVR no objection to assist im the washing of ironing. Can be yey Tpocmmended from her last place, Taqnire at 3 ‘est 17th st., between 6th and 7th avenues. Wrens SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND ‘waiting matd, in a small’ private family; has no objec tion to washing and ironing, or Fors, in the country, city reference given, Piease call at 68 West 27th st., between. 6th and 7th avenues. WAxtED-A SITUATION, BY A RRESPRCTA: women, #8 cook, and to assist in ‘he washing and iron. og, Has the best ot city reference. Please cal avenue, between 87th and 88th ats, bg aterm ELS BY TWO RESPKC rol young women; one as good cook, and. be willing to assist in washing and ironing; and the iber aa chambermaid and laundress, ts a soll private family; can five the best of reference from their inst piace, where’ they bare lived fpr several years; mare, no question fo 0 @ short stance In the country. Plenge Gall at 107 Bash aed at, 0g wo days, second Ypor, frynt room, . TH WARD FILLMORE AND DONELSON OLUB.—A urned meeting of this club will be held at Botanic Hall, 68 Haat, Broadway, on Thursday evening. March 6, at 734 O'clock. All persons desiring the election of Pillmore and Donelson, without distinction of party, are invited to attend, And become members of the elub. Wm. D. Andrews, Treasurer. Zopohar Mitis, President. Kdmund P. Barrow,Cor. 8ec’y G. 4. Buckingham, George W. Warner, ? goog, Garrett Hraisted, Joseph H. Gray, : Richard Barnaby, {vee Pres. TTER, '—A regular meeting of this committee will be held at Tam- imany Hall, on Thursceg evening, March 6, 1896, at 73s 0'elock. st Punctual attendance i Fequerey, ae RELLY, Chairman, James L, BENEDICT, 2 pooretarios ALFRED CHANCELLOR, 3 ft THE LECTURE SEASON. ‘OS#PH BARKER WILL LECTURE THIS EVENING, March 6, on Pious Frauds, or the Foundation of all Re: ligiona, at 7} o'clock, in. St Admittance 1234 cents. Mr. ‘vesant Institute, 659 ‘ker invites discussion.” ECTURES IN FRENCH ON DISTINGUISHED FRENCH women, by Prof, Elle Charlier, of Paris, at Clinton Hall, ‘Astor place. The fourth lecture of the course will be delivered this evening, at 8 o'clock, Subject: Madame Roland. Tickets 50 cents, to be had at the door. MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION — tute SIXTH and last lecture of Mr. Curtis’ course will be given on Friday evening next, March 7, at Clinton Wall, Aator place, commencing at 8 o'clock, | Stibject—Thackery.’ iaketx, 5 cents, Can be had at the Library, No, 2 Nassau street, and at the door on the evening of the lentire, R. H, TIMPSON, Chairman of Lecture Committee, = DANCING ACADEMIES. 663 BROADWAY. <SOIKER DANSANTE TO.WIGHT, 2) —Madame and Mlle Emma Sauvageau have opened @ dancing academy at way, onposite Bond street, where they have fitted one of the largest salles in New York 10 f ecelve their friends, Open every day and evening for private jestone. PODWORTH'S PRIVATE DANCING + mies— No. 806 Brondway, New York; No. 137 Montague place, Brovklyn, will continue open until the Ist of June, enabiing those who commence at the present time to complete « (ull quarter. The clagses #re so arranged that beginners van enter at any tims with equal advantages, ACADE- THE BALL SEASON. A RAND BALL.—AT THE REQUEST OF HER FRIENDS X and pupils, Mile CAROLINE VEZIENS will give a grand ballon Thursday evening, March 6, at her dancing academy, 21 Howard sireet, To commence & 9 o!slock. Tiok ei9 $1, paly.ng a-hoo, mud private lewsong anended (9 gary GIRLS WANTED—1%O MaKE WIRE FRAMES. pe but good bards need apoly. Good pricesand dy work. Geo, A. Cox & Ov, 20 aud 22 John sireet, up re. AT FITAEBS, FLN{stsRS AND BUTTON HOw 25 Shee wanied, at Green’ s shirt manu r» No. 195 Fulton st, Scne but the very smar eat stitchers aud best ne x- ers Leed apply. To those coastant em “ ext es paid, Ge SD MAN ADD HIS WIFE WANTED—A? 7 pire pak: man to walt at table, in the cRy, and joke cure ot « parr of horses, in the country, during summer: Pife to couk und wake herself geneialy usefal mily FARMER IS WA 10 TAKE CHARGE OF AN exec! ept farm of 170 ac well ef 2 Ou Wenlcberter, about 20 miles. 1.3 the city. Tho Harem Ra: roed tune rough the tarin, ‘There ison ibe farm @ very good tearm beuse, ix quire at 14 Leroy pince. OY WANTHI —1N 4 LAWYER'S OFFIO®, NOT UR- Ger 15 years old, who wriles » ready, good Band, and re- tides with his parents in this cite. Address box, 1,900 Post office, in the handwriting of the abit. OY WANIED—IN «4 GROCERY STORE UP TOWN. ) Apply atter o'clock this (Charsday) aferacoa, at Macy & Co.'s, $8 Dixta avenue, corner Zit at. OF WANTKD.—-Iak SUBS UoIBERS WOULD BE Wiig to tke a especta's.e youth, av an aporardce to Jearn the axt of engraving on wood” No coupensation ine feet year, N.ORR 4 UO., 52 Johm Cree Ki WANTED. A PRACTICAL, CLOSE . 1o go inio the country. Appy to storré Bro- the i (COSCk wan ONE WHO UNDERSTAADS BER / business snd will xesist in warhing wud ironing, io a amall family. apply at 90 Fravkiin st. KD—ON# WHO UNDHR- standa bis buriness periecily. it so>er, honest, and tudus- trious, and can biibg good recommendations trom bis last plice, way find @ situation by applying at2i West Fourteenth street, from 10 to}? o'clock, JAKWER AND GARDENER WANTED~A SINGLE mab, who is 1 ot atraid of w: , apd who bas good recom: . Apply at 466 Pearl street, Coenen WAITER WAN ., and from 4to6 PB, a. ILLINKRS AND TRIMMKRS oD.—WANTED, IML ten good militoers aca two first simmers. Also, & young lady who ‘a competent (o ucdertake ‘he management of Aworkroom ‘ihe bignest eniary and steady employment all tbe year round will be given oa application to Madame Wer- ner, 37 Division etreet. Mf ILLINERS WANTED,—AN EXPERIENCED TRIMMER, al is and six good milliners wanted, Apply at 373 Broadway, ip the store. ILLINERRS.. ters, tris da WANTED, SIX GOOD SILK MILLI » at Mrs. Hemititon’s 431 Pear! at. AN SERVANT WANTEL—ONE WHO IS 4 FIRST Tate waiter and can vive the beat references; none other need app'v, trom 2 to 5 o'clock. P.M., tor two days. at Mra, Taylor's Montague’street, corner of Glinton, Brooklyn. QIRAW HAT PRESSERS WANTED.—TIPPER, BAND- erand bimwer wanied, to whom covstant emoloyment cor be niven Urrough the season and good prices paid. Apply ‘0, Wl Pear TUCK AND tif HANDS WANTED~- TWELVE GOOD Ste ard sick makers wanted, to work a the shop, at No. 1 Astor House. None but drat To those constan’ employment and class hands need apply. the highest woes paud, IEREE FIRST ©LASS SHOW CARD AND TITKBT writers wanted immediately. Apply to Fraser & Son, 333 broadway. between Ut and 2 o'clock this day, 1O MILLINERS AND sALESWOME! WANTED, TWO experienced trimmers; also, two saleswomea, None need apply uniess thoroughly acquainted with the business, Apply to Mra. Carter, {03 Broadway. j) ANTED—FINE MARSHILLNS VEST MAKERS; NONE ‘Dut good bands need appiy, at Budwin & Siark, 25 Fark raw. ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY, A COMPETENT ‘Woman, && seamstresu and children’s nurse, with recent clty reference. Protestant preierred. Oni] ar 47 West 19th sect, between Sth und bh avenues, from 9 tll 12, any day this week. ANTED—AT 2% AMITY STRKET, A PERSON TO work on Wheeler « Wilson’s sewing machines. None but experierced operaters need apply. WARTED—A COOK, AND TO WASH AND IRON, IN 8 rmall family; mivet be very peat and capable, Scotch or Foglish preferred. Apply at 79 Macdougal s'reet- WAXIED—A CHILD'S NURSE AND SKAMSYRESS; French preterred; one who has no objection to go South: Good recommendations required, Apply atthe Navy Hosp!- tal, East Brocklyn, Was HEAD WAITER AND COOK FOR A it clues hotel in the West. Good reference must be to capability aud integrity. Leave address at J. express office, 168 Ay. WAXTED-DIMEDIATELY, AT THE PARISTAN MIL- Itmery establishment, 537 ‘Broad way, two firat rate trim- mers; also, cap and headdress makers. TO those fully oompe- tent the highest waces given. None other need apply. Als0, tix apprentices ana two improvers. ANTED—TWO YOUNG LADIES, AS SALESWOMEN, well experienced in the fancy ‘line; also, two youn; ladies for the millixery bnsinees. None need apply excep trose who are well qualified and with good references from thelr last employers. Apply to F. H Louis, $5 and $7 Caihae De st. WARSTEDTIN (A PRIVATE FAMILY, AT JAMAICA ‘Long Ieland, a competent person as igundress and lairymaid. One baving the best recommendations may apply st 152 Madison ay., from 10 to ] o'clock. WARTEDIA YOUNG WOMAN, 10 TAKE THE EN- tire care ofa baby two monibs old. Good city reference required, Call for two days at 287th av, ANTED—AN AMERICAN, ENGLISH, SCOFCH OR German girl, to dothe general housework of a small family. Apply at 81 Carrol! st., Brooklyn. ANTED AN OPERATOR FOR WHRELER & WIL- son’s machine; one who understsuds_stitehing 3 none others uced apply. Apply, between Tand 9 o'clock im the morning and evening. at 125‘ Ludlow st, Wee BROOKLYN, A GOOD @Pé/RATOR ON Wilson’s sewing machine; also, a vesumaxer. In- quire of Mr. J. Day, Auantic avenue ae near 5th av. ‘ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN GIRL, TO Di INE~ W ral housework. Apply at 207 West 20th st. es JANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, FRENCH OR German prelerred; one used to children, and waskerand ironer: pone otver wante¢. Apply at 75 Amos st, WARTEDTA GIRL, TO WAIT ON TABLE AND AS- sist at chambermork. Apply, with reference, at Ne. 7 it WASTED—A WOMAN, WHO IS AN EXCELLENT ccok, baker and laundress, ina small private family; none need apply unless with the best recommendations as 10 ebaracter and ability; to such, a permanent situation will be given, Apply to 42 Nast 25th st, ANTED—A_ PROTESTANT Washer and trouer, chambermaid for the com Amity place, ween Bleecker ard GIRL, AS COOK, $7; colored Tarrytown, wages and several giris for in the city. App!y at th ‘rotest: ¥ loyment paeain ie 0! jant Fm, M office, No.7 Carmine #t ee ANTED.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, we wishing to visit her friends, would like a situation, nuree, ina tamtly going to Kurope. The best of rever given. Address box 1,130 Post office. ANTED—A CHAMEERMAID, WAITER GIRL, COOK, burse, seamstrees und Iaundress, ‘The very best weges. will be given to either colored or whiis, Apply at No. 7 ith st, between University place and Broadway, ANTED--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO PRO. lestant servants; one must be a good bread baker, plain cook and laundress; {he other it wanted to do chamberwork, tin the care ot children and make herself generall: A good home is offered, Apply immediately, Jow piece, corner of Houston ‘and Macdouga! Wanransie AN AMERICAN FAMILY, A GE&MAN x yeti Wit speaks English, to fo, Shamaber work and assiag, in weshing an ing. Apply at - it and 7th avenues, eight doors ‘west of 6th vet pesiiees OX WAntED.4 PROTESTANT COOK, WHO CAN WASH Ps sod tren; Sits Swatier ane chambermaid, to goa short istarce in the country; must have good recommendation, Apply at £0 Chambers st.. up stairs. nia ‘ANTED—A YOUNG LADY, TO GO oUT W8sT;ONB ion tae open i? wi jee my ae bere employment and a comfortable home. Aj to 6 o'clock, P. M., at Mr. John imewell’s 182 vale Wages Patt NURSE, AX BRGLISg cz ich woman preferred; one strong’ oor after two children, aud bringing ndoubt'd Teferencen, v ind & goo: @ and permanent ¢ Bast ith st, between te hour? of 1 ‘and: 4 O'clock this day ‘be ANTED—A WAITER; ONE WELL QUALIF! 5 WW _ having good recommenda’ root ats reve ANTED IMMEDIATELY—FIFTY MA - WwW kers. None need apply but hove wha tote tie business. Apply at 15s Broadway, between 8 and10 A. M. ANTED—A CLEAN, TIDY GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework; must be ® good plain washer and ironer. "Call wiih feferences, for twe daye acart Madison st, Wants *XPERIENCED STOOK MAKERS, APPLY at corner of M; ay. and Pearl st, aug sore, entrance in Pearl tia Broolynen on? Oe ANTE A WwW D—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO work of # small family, in Bi must be &. Washer, ironer and plain cook, F Sard tiare Park row, corner of Xi hae 4 ne nn st, in gentlemen's farolshiag store. drive a horse and cart and supply stores with A ind commission will be gi 008 were! seeking permavent occupation, need ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 99 YEARS ies yet fot as porter. Apply at 171 Washington at., from WAnma 2, A YOUNG MAN, JU8T ARRIVED FROM England. a situation, as asaistant boekkeeper, in a ware- a eS a ee in a flour ware! ra thatofters.” AJBrean Hi Pechell, 128 Greenwich at ANTED-A SCOTCH COACHMAN ; ALSO TO asst ii le yy eS sone Lge with reterence, pre: ed, Apply at 44 Kast S4that., tear ween? and oelock. gitar ey WANTED-IN. A shir CHANDL ‘oun MAN About MS years of age: reatding his parents preierred, ‘Addreen ‘Towne, Herald office, in hand- writing nud reference of applicant. ANTED—THREE MEN, TO &NGAGE IN pleasant business, that pays i 4 * liar ae cepital of $5 required to commence with; . country or English preferred, Apply to W. Lil st., up stairs, third floor. 1, 10 Beekman ) ANTED—FIVE MEN, OF GOOD BUSINBSS CAPA: V ue yin ae tne poying Taos uae with ok it refer) ‘Oall at sy Bron it foPparctiars eee eee ANTED~LADIRS AND GENTH V yecianutifal ari newiy discovered, sh ea Na res lal is done from | $6 Der day; is eAleanle in ‘al par sin te md. 4 parts of the wor'd. City or coun. Wy persons knowing this art are inteen, A iy: Mulaon ay? 30 Pets 8, WO FS thy IBY RUM H Yon 08