The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1856, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1856. 5 2 " tozo Cisipteresteds{arbiter ae a defence is rich ‘White, the Hatter, has Removed from the The relatives aud friends of by pears! Oe Naw LOOAL sroRry. ¥ Rg penis challenger to shat oa: 10, 18 Vulion street between, Broadway and Nassan Hovk and Lacder Oonpaay Mo 6, noltiue Fine eats - ewer rw one be or e examine - Re iy RRR into tated the tow price of $4. Also # superb article tor Te, Hatter. Saaie tbe poritical pervades evi- aan ie atta. dence, {cue net Now rong can of uit ay be, there | Removal.—Warnccks, Hatters, have He- tote me 2 always 9 probability of disegreement and a possibitit moved from the Irving House to 298 Broadway, fourth store Joma <a, T make these last remarks upon gener: hove eade sree. where, wih pacious sevorimwalons aad dress as Tintend no especial application of thom. | abundant fact-itien they design fully to maintain the present twto the bargain. as you do pow in your old worn frock and br beats to Sabre thet the jury, who re- | Pepuar character of thelr productions. The ftsbions Beam fern bat pretiier than sha ever oan la lor alike and dlanonds present the people beyond my representation aad pe- | are nowready, PR a texment thi Chee to ha er gentle hand, petadoar nahin,” no Vee a8 much to you as to her, rier to my ¢ }, LAVe—by difagreement all events — y . ‘as any ip the ind; ‘The boy bad taiked bim:eif. f strong wish said there i» areasor able xodrat ional doube ot guilt. aud ctype ls a Picture Taken from | ,,0% Wsdneday, March 18, Tas ate sass Fixed om here his hazel een, echeck histiser's sobs, Bo did ‘uot aise. any, Dear ge, The pe ls a Picture nm ter of Charles and Lucinda Gueatal, aged 4 years aud 6 Telegraphmng love's repiien. win” but fp the onne! untrios it ia my duty to obey the maxim of law fe the arger than hi aged dy Three Already enter‘ained it a4 a seitled fact, and text, in that every man is presume to bo Innocent ual gull | Deen mote ercloinre-correst ia drawing, shape, bold aod | month foes hee hn eeren ee man te, ANTED- BY A VERY WELL RECOMM: proven. clally entlemen—indictments | well delned—a trlumph ofart~by HO HOLMES, 29 Broadway. tives and friends are invited to attend the fane- ‘Astwo pea moment mest? ihe boy, “L want you tohelp me testant young woman, a situation. to do ‘ Egainet whem I now bo later heeaeeet aera os ral, without fartnes notiee, from No, 368 Broome wires, ‘And'in part g, sav, “bow gwect.” % Heve they care "cant saa private ina ily, Re Samm na a, ane. - feared an eagerness for trial, and have bitterly remon- | taney Freneh Shtreir a Very Superior carngr o verry street, this atternoon, at two o'clock. ‘This the picture memory briny tb Bay te rs stunted against the action which I deemed advisable tor | ariicie, slvice patiorne ot whisk we are rurolshing to creature, Ua Thursday, March 18, Jons ¥., aon of Peter J. and pay, ‘earned tas; 1 the peru, ar easy tis | in the country. Please cell for two da: the public interests, in preferring to try the indictments | Shirts! ihe fivest quality at McLAUGHLIN'S must and fur. | Mary Wilkinson, aged 3 yéara, . ¥i th the you saross; the: yourse t back. and then take my 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, | BY bed wor pn where ducumentary evidence existed before those sup sahlog store, 292 Greenwich street, corner of Ubambers, The relatives co frienas of the family are invited to x3 hat they reedn’t suspect mo, till { am young American girl to: ae a> Bat peated Sor Ly Ces peoee-—eopecialiy toward teece Gant er ie neal Sameerrgy alheraean cance oh, Eh MAO ae tee tay goot-bye to | bowework. ‘Can be seen for wo Cotas Not allen st, #2- Und these ex a com loor, Prent, to Feiterate iat age ered mate sone | Tandies? Gatter seots, a yt 1453 Sitppers, | His remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. a ee you. his Cn: asd na beck: you. bilities for the people in dictating to me, by legal implica. {yes and busking, {s. and te.3 juality, 6s and Sa; Jp Wednesday evening, March 12, NorMay, son of John 1 y Mare, 186. » she beat the rand wih her amall baie feetrand bt her haa, ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A BBsPEOTABLE tiem, that there prosecutions shall ceate, ab since Theva | Gia ru net od Ate a aad em C and Charlotte oa ged 1 year’ montnsand 12 days, ida nkeene ae the topoteoey echer rage againal ber tinci ashe Oa ber | sly, ymatzicd mgman, heel nurse in 8 remperiaate easly. enson there of justi eal e rela jendn o! ly are ww 3 i f 3 ; beng ngecbee by erent Shwantiogs melee Yorks Wholesale ia eMILLEN & CO,, 134 Cans! street, | attend the funeral , this afternoon, at two o'clock, from OR, THE ORPHAN OF THE LIGHTHOUSE, Twi you do What I ask you, Norma” sald Will, ater vain- | re beat of ety reference. for two charges than benefitted, | have eoncluded to abandon the Sane No. 112 Leonard stieat. TALE OF FRAUD AND Eavanen, Ms he | twill do enywing for vou, WI'l; but when T ame wo- pa Frosecutions now existing under the Bribery axt of 1853, Elegant Carpeting. —Smith & Lounsherry, On Thursday, March 13, Cuartea Eowakp, infaat son of | The foLowingsat auc nictaneholy statement, from the writer. | mar— sna the clenched her sinail hands to zive toree to ber ANTED—BY A RESPECLABLE MaRRIBD ¥ WOMAN, trusting to thegen'e of the people to elect men who are | No. 456 Brosaway,are now p! to exhibit their newspring | Samuel and aJ. Phillips, aged 3 montus and 3 days. explains a We will sioply state that Pas is @ woome VL bill someboay for having to do it.’” ® baby to wet nurse, at her own house. Leyond suspicion, asking the Legislature to strengthen a | styles of rich velvet, tapentty, etmaie te taree pl snd ingrain ne a oe and friends s oe Seally, are pecee Natttns ariaioas thee acne oe Arps poe wet ee i. Noyou wan't, Norm yourmarn!t tale soi is wie bed.” W ply pe eaeree we are respectable. Apply at Ba West iy ‘some cases, - | carpeting. Among the assortment will be a large pum- vited to attend the funeral oma the residence of his q ¢€ vare 1g,” rephed the e: “* Lowa’! -4 Ties clipe atooee, ana hoping teat the ais pireeay tet Sree eer eats eed a oa ronda penniegg | Parente, No, 83 West Twentih stress, this af.eraoon, at Herwisremge ss eee etic tea Suully over hey anpcldee'vo sarae be house.” panied gst WASTED 8Y A RERPECTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, offen: insove My wo «’ol ichout further inv’ ORK, ” oe @ Fituetion, to cook, wash and iroa, general pas nerentonece aiatleepeninieain his veel ss task Stee os ‘ On Wednesday, March 18, Jaws Wurrry, only son of wate, Horon:- Sour loiter i vets ma Nos Ta Eko deaveycuiiitihen, baénerereunt It woo't inst lousy iner | Bouse work of san putvate fal hae ihe Seer et eae re macdeede, exposure certainly can. I therefore present Pca ry Sewing Machines.—AlL Persons Seaanien and Mary Josephine Moone rf, and grandson ot bs pow ae ri the lade, © Form. Danton, on. 350.01 wot | eare net best or ii'you. wo bear up; wy wo years T belt be Terence. Please cull at No. 3 Spruce at,, in the basement, ‘hese considerations to your Honor. in support of m, pt for information in regard to sewing machines, can jobn Duncan, 4 years month, publicat base bite! one Tt was written during tbe hot » and then 171) wee form» daring slater; 8 presse TaNTED—A SITUATION fieial motion for leave to enter w nolle proseiyitt in oacl Sbisin it by applying at our office for copies of “1. M Singer | | The funeral will take place from No, 129 Mott street, | Months of last summer; (riniand privaon belog may constant Se ee ee er a oe wid al the VStar cick op teak aia conesrucn ee ak Somer Hapa sthe following cases — oe "a Gazeta, iY ed oes entirely tothe sewing ma- | this pita sey Oe two o’clock. blast, iden won ‘h ofthe one With the care of 8 puiteria CuAPrsn tv. city reterences. pty it 7. 80 Must 32d st, Deween P] e unt i on. Al ” yy * 3 ‘Bee People agt. Anson Herrick —two indictments, aa WTats Gin %,CO., $28 Broadway. Patched by the gun's directre cay, fandef plemiy, we weicciten antuagored—enycitieperasd T: | qm erblp "bo kept the igo” ere of average preien- | Sbé 2d avenue Seat People agt. Joseph E. Ebling, a The mozentary glories waate, tpt Say (per Hebe shlags) ware Patieot while T plied my peo, | tAnele kadnees. Nobody i wan expected of thean Was (keep ‘ANTED—BY A GOOL AND EXPERIENCED DRESS- The People agt. Bartholomew Healy. Machines.—Parties Using Sewiug The ehort li ary Sock ties die aw: hem vread axd plenty whea the work abou'd | the Night; apd, in truth, they stood lite chance of vecoming in maker, tc engage in a Jew private families, for the season, The People agt. William B. Drake. bys Mircot i apereyy wrt gpmedardeereatreany, Mlaen te ehort lived beau ay Det ished I had high ope. nally atuualted widt aay perme trom ogi onely mod | by the dny or weeks cannot! xed euing tr tae Tho People agt. John C. Ws fer Binding bala getore so ledawand ct | Suddenly, on Wednesday evening, March 12, Wiutiam | stats fisted pad a dart bugged the bundie of manu. | ton, ro citieult of neces! The tnuae MO Neanton, i for two daye si 12) Pearl st, Fraah in sq saren ae Re replete. Wil B Royals” a EPMA Eo, a nines. | agate cnentntne Stages Na SON: | MEG RL ethene Taal aan aaa ee | Me, arm, ang ive, Tor nony | ae redone The People agt. Francis M. Curry. - - ~ ‘The relatives und friends of tne family are invited to at- Yor Would look ah ae they all eal te ee onanaEs. NO | that Spot. “He went to wa awhile and gota taste of the great TANTED—A RESPROTABLE QURMAN OLRL, TO DO The People agt. Samuel H. Moser. The Smithsenian Howse—Broudway, Gor. | tend the runeral, from the residence of his father, No- 13 | sould publish ty ifs Boy, was Row takse il. and ranidee et Drngiog wits hier Wiis, whe Wed ance: eanes, | Gp ace eare creas eet ascent and pina ooaks gan. These persons are entitled to trial. Having Scrinat at at | ter of Honston street, Kew York.—Single fees 0 Cente, 78 fan i pares Lescol Paty Page ts wee oFoloek. aa woes and Re bull maze carpemiy aid did Fendeavor 0 | servitor of low ve iu the Vanton family; and now after | near Sth avenue. brake right | ete i [op tardy imc Ee aD | fae aes Pee ene 9 cerctrer ae en eel eee eae neat, GaMUIn a. Donmae, aged 1d yours and 4 days, tronbigtorerd't oilured tolaeue bat weet tharng Ted coe | Ey fal coat meres tuameegpae rior moule }ANTED—A SITUATION, BY Rs (YRENCHMAR, 8 matter of arbitrary power. ‘The nolle prosequt, ‘ithe un- | ‘sviles the alent of travellers, SIDNEY KOFMAN, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- aula lipryey nepne, 4 Muep ls Hee BO 3 crest: sag tiiog. find make Dom (it seenceds hat dine gts tool” Walter iis privete femal; ima empl willirg to prosecute” of the Latin lawyers, killa the tend the funeral), from the residence of his mother, No. 187 } ferma were so one-sided ‘hat “all bem og Mr. James 1 antcn had done wel by his niece and nephew. | caracitv for three years in this country, cy is i gal recom: fy il die onl; Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. Mt Brook); Sunday att t BI ‘ould accrue ‘he world had received # fabulous: impreswon that they were | mended by his lart employers. Any letere ‘French - aoe gal. ¥, drat Sg a cet peter Ae only “li a SHIOK te thaealammetnpetner ta the: United Ainion of the oa hale rooklyn, on y atternoon, at two pees anime my le boy hed ded andi’ otkan eau iopa broter orp 1P<aised the benevolence that did so muci ath Herald oftice, will meet prompt sutenlons or oan or oan be seen ace je mani € tll Monday, et eny time. at ‘7 4h avenue, ‘The moticn of the District Attorney was granted. abave celebra od safes and patent powder proof detiance locks | In Rrocklyn, on Thuredsy, March 13, Froguis, infant | dren were pear starvation. io distraction. 1 one day | "T° wos midnight. Rorms Danton had returned from the - — oul Hick canal and exces bars, Wepet 102 Peart street, one door below | esconter of Capt. Thomas axd Cathering Dixon, seized my taanmsoript, delgrmiao! fo fat urchaaer. if pas | point where, with beroie courage, she bad bidden her brother ANTbD—a HABY, TO WET NURSE, BY AN AME- ‘Marine Court. a relatives and friends are respectfuliy invited to at- | A? lest, 1mets by accident, witha mutwal iriemd, anda oes aaten nd plished off lone, with the night aboye snd tbe. dark rican Woman, witha tresh breast fmilk. Apply at the MUSICAL DISCORD—NO SONG NO PAY—THE ITALIAN | | French Gas Fixturet—New Importations.— | tend the {uueral, from her tather’s residence, No. 128 | my butineas ard my extremly. He gave tne ie noe o vou, thd erept atenllly up 00 her Door Mock bed, ut not tomes, | iid door, northwest corner of 42d hy Sd avenue, © 1 “| The heat selection to be found; real bronze and fire gilt chen- | Sanda street, to-morrow afternoon, at two o'clock. whieb ina) ead my ‘manuscript; aod your conto’ | forshe knew that In & tow moments Milo would call her brotker ANTED—BY A R&SPROTABL< ‘1 4 OPERA TROUPE IN COURT. deliere brackess, etudo'abrad ‘Aivo,saines forbails aud nich: | On Tues¢ay, March 11, at No. 60 Douglass atreet, Beook- | ig reply is veloro mo, tho sum JRhich You Drppme to pay | to ake bis carn at ihe watch. aud abe waxon the alertt> aaewer | WV" e aiaions ie ceed te eet BSTANT GIRL, Before Hon. Judge McCarthy, without a jury. 8; urge cholee of clocks and b lyn, Canonixe Baier, aged 19 years. rend one ase een, coumortable for the immediate pre | for him. “Presently she heard wiio's heavy step on the wind: | and jrcuers ow de needy ca sd an exon washer Maxcn 13.—Guiseppe Patama and Eliza Delt Patania, nH DARDONVILLE, 45 Bronaway, Her remains were interred in the Cemetery of the Ever- "aad tat goa gar resders wll a nike ra sraiitioson in the ‘tide he trod hecr’y down, she ceteed getters, | eee ior eS ve. Win. tf, Paine.--This was an action for $154,2 ba- | Mechanical Lamps, Care Moderators, | Sreens. ss cost mis.80 mud, T beso suvsorioa my. hrorgh those clreular chamrers, ‘no coat srt id dreary, Jance alleged age ab Gat contract Soc becvines of Mist. Vi —Hecwttéa stn’ fitioges athe: bear Nabt:for' country “houses: Ree Pemcedey, Mats}'12)) CAmmIm, A W108 08 ORY Prag tA TOY cammee 6 ————- | untithe renened toe uppermost, where the revolving beacoc | WV greed CO aeons Be Pure rape seed ol! for sale. Bronze and It chan tellers, can- ain, sged 24 years. . ese ae giared, and ave knew trat it did not fail or fater. It was @ | ail its brapches, s.up%. jell’es, ico crestas aud blanc manges 1am faint! give me aie! Tam dyiog!” sighed a voice within es Patania, up to the middle of Jannary, 1856, as soprano | delabras and brackels tor wax cand! p for cleaniniz and xan fitede and acquaintances of the family are most | . 4] a mt pomtort lo her tofeel asured tat her brotner’s eves were on | also anexcelient paxiry, baker; no objection Wa howler comprimaria at the Italian Opera, of which the defend- | "epairing. H, DARDONVILUS 445 Br. respectful invited to To the Sete her ie ae ‘Roaring ‘nd rorrow, Dy the "I Sgt ryt Ad 1k and. the cers fell fast from her Own, as she thought of what | spectable boarding house. Goud city reference piven it re- cence, . 01 rd atrest, tiliamsburg, 2 c! uM agin. quired. Please cail for two days, from 10 o 4 o'clock, ai375. gut was lessee. 1t was admitte | that the plaintifi’s agent, A Card.—All Persons wno have tay Hatr, | [et Liga o’dock. Hy Ys ‘ay ed | TUD Its scenes foroves he wareses falthtally tii the morving dawned. and then, Pearl at, . he (Carint,) exceeded his power in engaging Mme, Patania in | ov hair of e Dad color, are tnvlled te enll and oeent aie’, | Btternoon, at two o’slock, Her remains wil be interr Tn aa old, elegant, and well Kept mansion, in one of the ar balf mirerable and cold, she colied herselt up on the wooden Ws, at tho rate of $2,500 per month. It wasaleo ad: | GRUNDIRAN oes (eo se 32 itll and consut Mr. | in Calvary Cemetery telnet of our New Knglwad citles, dwells wo remnant of wth bench ana tel! aalenp. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, HY BSPMC/ABLT mitted that she baad pas W meoaee a it ce Ceca Ald of Pe His How Sud Bogle ine mr Lp oe i — = = = mined id @ onan aod Ang Strpnbioo fo Ngee hig! Fe ar un was shiaing warm and bright, when the voloe of fd Bets fosegeag tts pure; has seach oreset (fuk: ‘ander the new contract. The defendant admits thas he | desired, and may eal p '. birth was oryoten, although repuoiican Ame ” Weel 0 i street aie not notify M. Patenia that the services. under the oe ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. Clauped tem tor her ei ee ee ree Tear bers Wil” he acked evuily. A pang went to ber | airy. Furman st., be ween Fulton and Wall sireel Teriesy were not wanted by him until after he had ‘Whiskers or Moustacues Forced te Grow biel her twice in ‘the Prophete’? and once in « } in six weeks by my onguent, which will not stain or Jajnne the hen gahered t¢ Lis fathers, the elder Danton had left his | BOM’ WRN sence of comesickness. as ate remembered where Brookiyn, where she can be seen for three days, i not en: Wil really wae; and she looked out to see It the ship was yet | gaged forture eum! ‘ly divided between two ons, the sole remaining a in sight, ho is just in time to catch a paring glimpse of 7 een ee ine. The eldest early totiowed his Taine ANTED—BY A “8CO10H "WOMAN, wy Birda \TION, ‘coneert. skin, $la doitle; sent to aoy part of the country, K. G. sciapa af taeie prone line iy the viblie eatin. A Karte amines. domot—Tint bens ven | PEAS Se aanar emma me Boos | LRH Sait iene Ruororamenon AnD | GE Gae ed uaaraM tls Vaan | 4° Whet te 200 ig er? an why ds you ane cachpotone tata aie he Socata pepe pebieces all - hit rie somprimsris wh i . Boan’s Staxpanp. CUASAy RCIRVIO. SG IRIAN, AN) Youre were essed, air paws the widdived mother of tho-e | ™\Comehere,” eald she witkout removing hor eves from the | terence given. addrass F, D., Herald oflice. oon ret prima donna; if there are two parts she : P OTHER Linzantes, having direc fntherless childr \ut of doom. objec on which the Mo ena eon Oe ~ ai til Yokes recond: In The Probote” there are tee prime |, Batchelor’s Hair Dye—Wigs and Toupees — ORIGINAL ENGLISA EDITIONS Bring hither my chilaren, hat 4 may bless them, ere T. go call taps You Slee tly Fes ee ee ANIRD- SITUATIONS, BY TWO PROTESTANT WO- denna’s parts, Fides and Barty: Berta would be the com. | The best inibe world. This aorivalled and original dye is ap. | ofhie pubjicadons rnall, {a all eaten, be supplied to the Ameri. | henge torevor(> aud, exh with the effort, cha s Ary men; CW an EA Fae OI eee te Irene be povict Lyte leach ca gt ory ‘he comprimaria; 1 | piled im twelve. private oom Batchelor’s wigs atonpees | cen publlo wv low as any repriated copies, the prise of the | sonk beck on ibe pil ies a web she had hae en In veer NWeU, my evesigh! ain" oo bad but T can sees ahip that tar | other, Aeieeiseaisleh ee eater tnd a ee eign ave improvements o' , bel chet d’uvres foliow! volu make ‘self mi Seven heard Madame Patanis sing part of Berta m ‘Toe | elegance and durability Peoular £0 thivestabiisament, B eMOAN'S CLASSIUAL LIBRARY to her Jew remuining w au ad bal she is sailing smartly, withaspanking breezelaher | call at 208 Sista, between ea and 10thava, Can tes seen until Re rantesa Far sen aie ATCAELOR’S, 233 broadway. ceik Eetnoed to seventy-five conte eset, fe palteigred Ge ania Mae tat ae 1 agate 8 Le ly brother Will is in her,” raid Norma, pointing with her 3 2 ——_____—____ she competent to rolé of Berta, in 60 Sj ap ee as "Ws, &Csy A ny | ng ex toward the fast reveeise vessel ANTED~ASITUATION, BY ARBYPECT, GIR. mir a. T think she ray be, in a theatre of smatler or Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces Cicero's Offices, ‘ Sophocles, {ocope with the hard, grasping maa of the world with mnlserly e man gave & long, low whistie, ra he read the confirms: WwW o do general howework; is & good worker sat ie ‘of lesa importance than the Academy of Music in tuis excite admiration among all connolwseurs in art Aatsot Homer's ifted, wey dues, espe cats miro dina bs sbare ot Lette de i! Vo tbe fc in the young gira fice. fn id good plain ccok. Good eliy reference trom her inet place eit: elegant private apartments for applying bis Incomparable dye, other, idren’a wellare. James was gone, and she had tol Her duty ended there. | where she lived thirteen years. be seen for 1 " ay, 9 theonly'rellable arti of the kicd. Wholesale tad retail at Herodoius, Xeuophon’s Anotasls, OW tho soften ater nature, and instituted & goUrs9 of pro- | ghe walted 10 bear no more from nim, ut down whe winding hot engeged, at 14028th a between 2d and Sd aves. Lideouibed Q. Isshe competent to fulfil her part of the contract ? iy And Memorabilia, ceeding relative to the children and the esta’e, which raduelly ? = CRISTADORO’S, No. 6 Astor House. a stairs, fleet as the wild chamois over the Alpine glaciera, she A Lk ae she could in ® smaller theatre; not in the PE aired opr Saitions are printed on } linen paper, tte pads tha upcontending spirit or alice to the borders of few, ind far down, ov ey the steep rocks, Boe the béaan. |W) ANTED—A_ SITU ATION Seal hy ancy og PS PBOPABLE Academ: steel ¥ phe white sand gilttered in the morning sun'ight, and on it sbe Joung woman, to do gen jouse ® ork, plain ‘axaminee-—The Academy of Musle belongs to | , PHalon Paphian Lotion or Fioral Beautifier | ical Library’ stamped on tae covers! Srirken her. dying requost was uttered, the children were | 25°." herself down, moaning and walling to the surging seu, | and washing and trouing. few no objcotion te xh acaba ree for beautifying the complexion snd removing freckles, tan, | | Bows LinmARtes wow comprise over 350 volumes of the | sought for, andat last oud In wa old, unfrequentat lumoe. ['é be continued luour Next] tance {a the country. Can he seer lor two daysit not en; first class theatres in Italian music and opera in the janburns, pimples, spots, burns, scalds, stings, chapped I bent and cheapest hooks in the english language: taste high room in the upper part of the mansion, where’ ‘cousia Kthel” ape eneed. yori 14 began {0 armume that sharaster ete fice, arms aud ands,” For sale by PIEALON’ ead all | Deere tee oem by the use made of the name, style, | bd locked thet, i « see petty tyranny, foe some oblidiah in ibe rear ‘Seat toor, ST? ** Met wrsegt Hovieron ans re ntag, Grisi and Alboni came here; . Ardit druggisia, &c. in imitations and copies ot the originals, misdemeanor beat oy us lovdly a was lead was pened; I Set a Complete catalognes may be had, snd single volumes or the ‘They came forth; twembling and tearful, her flaxen ler of the orchestra when it fell k All’s Hair Dye, Four Shillt # Bor, Black | whole Weriea supplied throage any’ bookseller 1a we country, | curs hengiog in no ig abot he te face, ‘which was blotch. LADY OF RESPECTABILITY, HAVING LOST HAR ANTRD—A SITUATION, TO COOK, IN A PRIVATE him about three months after it was opened: ings supt oy, Bmly,, by A respectable Young worn: is a frst rate or brown.—Hold at Hegeman. Clark & Co.’s, 273 Broadwa: or by Mr. Bohn’s American f0 bed bedaubed just guihered ‘unconsctousty oy those onthe 10th, oot a day old, would achild te id. thos y Madame P. first appeared there about the mfddie or end lasshulairedt Bare! y “SaNGS, BROTARR & 00. Shade rom tne heanoeing furnishings of the dusty cham- | wet nured at ber residence, it immediate application be made, ghly understands her business in all its of November,1856,1m the opera of the “‘Prophet”’—twiceas | {¥,Nssautstrectand at the depot, No. 1 Barclay sircet, N. Y-i aa ios Park row, U.S. | bers but the boy elood bold and debank is aack” crest ran onal. Tene jobs Srancten would anit weaning’ aad" rosing bo Sor ot Berta, and once at s concert in the Academy; Tled the | {Go Auande.strect, 175 and 247 Fulton street, Brookira, and si nt a bis father's vou! burning in res iawig | font. ear. aliy relerecea, Can be neon tor two days wt 416 8th aventin, fire—| their giance. He led his litue ote ea eter crahenty; en the second oceasion I don’t recoliect if she tpn ee’ eer pms WOKS AND ENGRAVINGS BU0GHE IN ANY sister, a8 he was bidcen, to his 3 chamber. RESPSOCTABLE WIDUW LADY ‘WISHES A SsITUc war applendet by the publi; Tbeleve she was not sp: | Clirehugh’a Invinble Wige and Tom J, quanitty at the od Gurlosty, shop, No. 107 Nascansiront, | No ausual « command bad exsted the wonder of the cit A ton howexeepers ls capabie of | ry charge of 8 V/ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A BR RisPECTABLIE pees, est, rice will be given; algo, novels, maga: | g; F ‘mast part toey hed bt ae oii Aco. Planced st the concert; | never saw the defendant throw | wit his newly invenied skim division, belong exclusively to | ‘dues, paintings gered eh itl ee EPicaetd oe nies perere paualiy, oept bitsneaal | Poue-_Callor eddreas e few lines to M. HL 8 hoaroa = baking pashy, and see fae fe pond a rookest of flowers; Mad’Ile Hensler played the part | his establishment. Wig wearers wi'l at a glance perceive | five arts; constantly on hand a -atge assortment of old and mo- permissicn trom “Aunt Danton;” and “Aunt Danton” often (ERSPECRA BLY GEMIAN GIRL WANTS x BINUA. Washing ond ironing; bus lived in good families; oan give best of coe rimaria before and after Led Patania; it is | their superiority, as they combine astyle of arrangement and | dern engravings. JOHN P PYNE, 107 Nassau street. refused even the mother’s prayer to see her litle ones. very resi fmail family, as chamber | of city references Appl: at 92 Lexington ‘avenue, habit to send to persons to appear at rehearsal, such | correctness of tit'not found im any others, Factory 162 Fulton ‘Abey crossed the thi now; but there had heen too ait eth ne MSiekte a rig er ‘Third atreet, second tioor, ee as ne. 2”; she appeared at two rehearsals, onea ia the street, west corner of Broad: much delay, and little ma’s “mama, here we are,’ tell on where she can meee: seen for two days. : ;ANTKD—A SITUATION, AS mths torre 3 BY A “Prophet” and once for a charitable concert: she rehearsed LES Gee eae the insenaibie ear of death. ‘The boy knew that they were or AW vwersen who understands sewing in branches, bev oboe ry twicein the ‘‘Prophet;”’ about a week A Perfamed Breath.—What Lady or Gen- FF pans, = atone seaeonly Seinen malygr fag gery N AnemIOAS, Woxan WISHES SOME REASON TO baby ‘ r vo de ae £. ee seat plese, = ‘sia Can be main under th f le breath, De found . adopt a male cl months old. Ploase call at 145 For: 10 days at he , 138 Henry si. ones Sunday; the Bescasn net Bets vene- pent hyping te “alm o w thoneand we a tea denr Sa GUNG, Amica, eMpe is not mmc Mota eee chp, wily god See O00 ‘eaters teal = ran ANTHD—A SITUATION, BY A RESP&OTABLE WO. At St Vincent 06 Fouls; thero were alsoat that concert | SeAiuer! Saty putennedoeet Peominer creeiiis ins, | ‘This day publubed. Ts ‘ifasthona are mumerous, and | one! then, a the luting ‘rsh took pousenion of bs young RESPROTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A AITUA. | W ‘nent envet ume eee ae RESPECTABLE Wo- Madame Le iiejame Didiée, M’lle Henster, Mes- } ang the subject is to delicate, thetr friends will never mentiod | every one is worth the price of the a aad repeated t pag epee pone! gone! Gone: whore tion, to do general housework, or cookiny, washivz ani | dence, Gtod reterence given. apply at 103 Wooster at, be- dames Peeae M. Salvian!, Morell. Q. How | it. Pour a stagle arop of the “Balm” on your tooth bru ‘The Fourth of h of March, 1807, il i ee ihe politicians. 1e exelaimed, on ty ~ | Posture beside the ror tog. ‘ane can be weil recommended from her las' situation, | tween Spring end Prince, for two days. eold clay. and poe iringty fate Bs uncle's face, You — Madame Ta Gres pge rank ¥. First and wash the teet A fit.y cent bottle ie e Last, 8 upper tendom. lense call at 228 Gold st., Brooklyn, for two cays Mise Hensler? A. Vely prowising. -Q. tow te year, ojeat ee Saree Ae proptleiors, sad iP anmile oun opera Yours, | Wail meeke in gore; now. tell me wherc and why she has Te ANTHD-BY A GOUD DRESHMAKER, WHO DY. Didies? A. She ts ood oo. Q. How Morelli?” A. Good, | Midraggists, SiSoe beadies walacenin ou eevee tae ber acy 0 ni tae ay eae BESPLOTABLE YOUNG WOMasN WISHE3 A SITU der stands cutting, fitting, embro:dering sew. 0 Fashionable world, and make lower milliondom open its at keep a 1 | A. “tion an children's maid. orto assist inctam erwork;cae | ing, asitustiow in a private. iagai y. sooty red “is Brecaway, — is Salviani? A. Ver: = > he eal eet Ay 78 the ‘ag there no reprool rm for two days, if not 7 | OWners of Horses will Bind Dr. Tobias’ | eyes. hich eat do plain sewing; has no objection to go in the couniry tor the | fortwo days, ifnot engaged. Releren: laughter, la hin i phe’ is now in Picths api Mestmderstanding will be readily understood by men Srom that might atrike tohis heart a dim sense | 5) ioe, Bes ot city reference. be seen at 332 1st ave- eee Madame ‘Patanta ting en ae bos Wink abe ona airing cal, Pee ee cane vetina iene ee ae fib wrong ba a can ore aeal Herma bave been | Due, between 1m a and Binh ato top floor, froat room. WARTED A SITUATION, INA sat, PRIVATE ia Ha. chorus master of the | 0 wrekeepersand druggists. Depot, 69 Cortlandt stree = unde hasyy wil excle hoy Spuiny of puluathso- auf cm teoves by ber brovbers Grice ares bond oh the bed, N JNTBILIGENT LIPTGH GIRL, ABOUTTRNIE ans | to New Yorke (Seed Teference piven: Plsnse eal et oop ees Re 0 a upmove Brool Tralian at the Academy of Music: Ihave been in| Mo Drugglsta.—We have now on Hand a | 88 5.4 w, will be taken by the ladies; while ita litera: iy mame is seeping; please "facil Wakan’ ber, babe A's, herself agreeable an1 usefal, poe 9 fee ncn re ‘ lime; 1 know Madame | large and seloot assortmént of brushes, eombs, periamery and nae til be fend and nie by everybody, ante to sleeps aa she placidly foded ber itil: pares cred ee isn, area ANTED-BITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPBOTABLE cannot perform the part of | tole artioles generally, including the Bomades, colognes and Brloe 6 cents a number, oF ors ‘your. Pict bana in ber sabe tattered apron, and satdown \, | Wey" Posi ‘office. WwW Afri: oue 88 cook. who thoroughly undarsiande her ba- domestic houses. a ‘or fale news stnesa; chambermaid; of tentimentals give nd Stoging~I saracaol ine bs, henge usally kept by. (3, which T. W. SEBONG, Futilaber, 98 Nasoan strect, New York. wimp ltt COMPETENT WOMAN WISUES A SITUATION AS | aato character and capability; no'onecton ia tention, Thing Bruit wat GREATER CRE acts of Diana’ c's | oman, = | Seebaraa a erhnens aoe rahe | A, cnecememntacts Geir Pecereee | Seemed eres wasn "So mentioned; Tam an Italian; T have lived four years tn wi ee was if PY, . Si ween ANTED—BY A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ; I have heard Mi P. anrnnnevennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn in the garcen the old clty homestead. He been direct: 0, 108 Bast 18th st, bet 3d and 4th D—B 4 x ~¥ Benton, her second eeeeeee Prophet; | A Sure Cure for Aacumatism, Pains and FEA tlle LR AIRE ha BP at ER WE Ay aR at a pom) ep gil I samo dn -—- sent eeen es Da Came re eae Lee ck te elas Rina cotapons’ grap “oC kyarip ale othe at Bs oat ag Vie ee a ey ears | was higher Gina waars Lead; oud bad eens IS thee YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATIUN TO DO fast place. Gan be seen for two ds; dye at engaged, ra and Madame Patania were both applauded; there was | of potasss, sarsap: yellow dock root. Frepared sod | iver ioformation, ad is ‘very desirous of obtaining | Tr ecome on the ouler aide, aliraoling the observation ofall who A qectsal bonemcats es peed waster, aol honors Comte, [507 Eust 22d ni, near Ist avenue, second floor, troat eat applaure in the duet in the “Prophet; my opinion ip ted Coe HL RING, druggist aad chemist, 192 way, eres the eral. baa gentlemen — pare, stop} net aor mong areen a8 igh a short distance in the country. Can Wanmsx A FRENCH DAGMAKER, WORK py ae she & gcod voice, more tkan is necessary to sing pa ee nN F JAMES McCLURE APD ARCHIBALD cOLU RE, lon, and questions and answers follow 1 ay - * ; ‘ro whom does this fine od mansion bel ange” the day or week; can out and fit bie aria; her cepability is very good; a professor of | ternia=Only Prize Medal Awarded to | 1, whoin iss C.F ML Tambard sect wy pond hole prevent | Tt did belong to the Danton erlate, Du eas recently been “A BESPFCTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHRS TO | manner, -Adcross Josepbine, is West Tika, in the ereney mes eee fhe cory jot Pens wanes & co. “PY, pe Intsenal Beaten bony a 2 for tai mething to their advantage: Y | sold. ae bellerethe intention isto pull it down, and build a i. Jakes cane to sure ie own residence, A Soe nee store, between 6th and 7th ava, good ‘new patent radical cure truss. he he a —— ——$ cht & breast f milk two weeks Tr own c! as been rehearsal for the concert, *he. bas sufictont valoo and wean aah awarded the frvi premium ‘oy trum in 88. | TeoRWATION WANTED-OF _ WILLTAM PRICE, pebantent Banteay” anid the, querlat, “was tthe Witiam | sixdava.. she bar comirinbie lace ta care ot a ae ASTED- BY A. HIGHLY RRSPROTABLE PROTES- good taleni necevsal - eriority—Professors: y yy whom in, mee onll at low street etween Paci 1, & sitaation take char; pin, , more than Is ry for compri- | ittard Parker and Jobe M, Caroochan, An entensive Ust of ieard inler who lett, Montreal December 2, 1642; was last | DSW, Tho nome aati be. diet end the property weat iato Amity, Brooklyn. of youn citisten And instruct them in’ the Usual branches St arith Manzocchi similar testt 8 to the | Sames of mercantleand other gentlemen cured by this truss Taatlon OE MIS wil ber OY rire ee he ittecaty | the bands cr his brother James, who haa managed raiser Un eae —— | Sn’rnafleh education Has uo objection to'tra rel, or went fo Lig J apes Gib may be seen at Marsh & Co.'s, No 234 Maiden jane, New York, | formation of him will ba, gra Ant Pelee, Nod cea eee” | sairly. tis sale,” HOUSEKERPER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A La- | the eomferteetan iovallde ‘Can be seen for two days and give cay Sa Jedis ree nase tans {il Saturday morning, | ‘24 Marsh, Onetieg 4£ 00 04 No. 5 West Fourth sree, 0 Mincinnatl, | Hie molber. . J hy blonde ish he, too, gone? He married oa donut ‘dy recent. { don the oa Her gqualiaation will please Feferences by ‘ailing at 142 20th st., between 2d and Sd ave, d sion unt i. 0, oP. > Ae in wi we fellows went raving about. isahe u | we most fast more g adly engage Se a FPFQRMATION WANTED-OF MICHAKL POWER, travelling compat and make herself gene: Seige te ‘The Disputed Judgeship—The Case of the | Dr. Sandford’s Invigorator—\ Certain Cure qmho Janded in the montn of April, 1866, in the ship James rete dd not sa jong behind her husband. They left two | note addresse larvis, box 2.191 Fost office, Slew Reservoir. in cafen of, billows, mack, dyepepsla, diarrhce, ebolera, | Fosier, Jr. Capt, Porter. will be thanktuily | children; the girl bide fair to inhertt all Ber. Warpascees |) ee ee: "acd reommentations even Pees, and ail 3am sick headache, llvér complaint, or feniale weak: | received by Mr, Hanon, a 0d Macon street was when I last saw bin, about (wo years sinco,”’ replied the RESPECTABLE, BE ALTHY YOUNG MARRIKD Wo. —— SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TERM. Deo ~yhabe id . 7 first speaker. man wishes a situation, as wet nurse; has a fresh breast ANTED -BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A Mancn 13.—The Court met, pursuant to sdjourament, | Wy by SARDEORD eo, dake, ar iiclethens hiosees OFIOE. HANNA TAYLOR, OTHERWISELAMBERT, | 155 anions wore eported immensely rich; so the or- } of milk, kod banat Ber ows baby. Can be seen at lot Renae situation, ag nurse, and todo pain sewing. “Fhe best ot tohear the cate of the confirmation cf the commission. | larvlan AS bis evento, ana dragetwa gousraly: haeband Achviag ma enbly to alexander MeUully 103 Capel | P2iBatistaa worm oH oliee Wiliam Danton was a baa | "~-H¥ Hor Peck Feom, vat engeget. _"_| seference given’ Inqure of Mra Ayres, 6 Wee 10.5, street, Dublin, Ireland, ahe ear somothtn 4 nieee ho ei 2 sepsis ert’ report an to the new reservoir. Holloway’s Pilis—The axe ts not more | ‘teiradvaniage. Tie aid Anna Taslor formerly realded in | Apancier, oF Bix rsiod. tal els porta of ofthe lorepery res | A COMERTENE OUNG WOMAN Wreiias A eITUA: ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIR UA. Tei comsequence of the doubt existing as to whether | nectsary in new setlements than is this wonderful medicine, | HelMet. Ireland, but emigrated fe sere ne ee ee, badly Sao ‘and it bas diadled to ing; 80 of city reference can be given, Call wt S31 6th avenue, first Hon, lo do generel Bouseworks th & peteess famby; ia a Mr. Davies or Mr. Peabody is entitied to the seat on thie | Mich cures ihe stomach ad st tho bowels which passigas tales iterward, ts lf supposed: tuartied « pecsoe named any. | TEE Gets all the credit of > sapere ns ning by his | oor. = | god pain cook, hud ig! ral wash ana roner, Has good bench, rendered vacant by the death of Judge Morris, | try in unheahhy regions. on. Keeps thet 09 far bf, 50. gba i able © may how he Goce is bat FIRST RATE DRESIMAKER WANTS A SITOATION | {Conn to do" light chan berg ee eet ett abaut four- ge Btrorg of aes Ge Bed Me preside Sp etenenernte 1 ‘naif Buspect—" they wa ed, aod James Danton a cralned | In some first clase fama 0 undersiands gettneest & Pleare call, of acdress Anne, 169° 23d st., herwees kg ‘and 2d Roosevelt and Clerke, ter Ton! wyspe) —_ CTU R in to cat. yurthen suspicion, very neni seansiress, Ap) a GIDG GRIMS nev erty elerects’ia erase tate Waal ft dovatat randy tain ciet tee eeonreete onins we ZHE LECTURE SEASON, Knew ihe speaker by bis voice. “It was one {> whom he owed ply | avenues. CERT difficulty might arise. dest as well as mos! convenient remedy for dyspepsia, fever | FQAYARD TAYLOR, E8Q., WILI, DELIVER TAF Last | ® szudge on several seores beside, ‘ANTED-BY A KESPROTABLE PROTESTANT Judge Davies took his usual position om the bench be- | mad enucy desilign, ies or opmriies tuneeetn dad rcse Teotnre ofthe emmtre betore tho Xgung Men's Association je World have begun to medd'e with met” he remark- Pi eS PROTESTANT ENGLISH YOUNG young man, who has intely arrived in thie ety from waonts ibe Roververt and Oise, anh wate Suda compiainis, for which they are now prescribed by ty pasion of the Twentieth sirect Congregational Caurch petween sixtn | ed to bimeelt as, wit a grim sulle he took his weat tn the ele. roman wants & aituation,fas cook. weaier and iraver; | Brilim America, situation, in some wholesaie ertabliskmagt; ig and ge Strong | er with great, catiatction’ Wine on wale and Seventh avenues, on Thursday evening, March 13, Sub- } AMt carringe whlch was t) convey him to bis almost palatial | izcod references given. Apply for two days, at l08 Cedar st” | is a good perma, ‘and correct at figures, Please arrived he was asked by the presiding Justice (Roose: | fiivediatly of their. properties, ‘and they Selused for fgor—"india.””” Lectire commences at 8 o'clock. Tickets | Mautlon, in one ct the most desirable suburban dsiricts ot the address @. & , Herald office. velt) to come on the bench. many mouths without being echatsted. Seo that a fac sim Mee iee, fat sereeh Hoes ap, Gone pee ot mn drels|| A scum ticuacke Sek ene irok/ taunnaeris Ans ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AB Judge Strong said that the bench reamed to be already | of ourname son ihe label’ old at wholesale hy GABAUIDAW ‘Beautitul beyond compare,” sighed the as jung women, as good pain cook, washer and ironer. or | WV A & HILG, importers of druggists’ articles, 47 Maiden lane. B, BROWN WILL GIVE ONE OF III3 POPULAR fxn al spacious and weil laid out grounds; “but there is | chambermaid, and to aseiat in the wash’ iar and froning, Good ‘a8 chambermaid and to do plain sewing. Can be : “i “4 J. ‘dramatic and tic readings, at Clinton Hall, ‘at the rotof everything. ae will nave the respect of | cit Telerence. ‘an be seen for two dayn, if not engaged, at | at her present employer's, 319 4th avenue. Judge Davies politely pointed to the outalde chair, rama Poe! h Hall, Astor | Then, or they shall feur me.” I will crush that one whe dared We ‘and 8th et ‘was vacant. H Bird ~ | Binge, on Friday evening, Maren 14, Beleouons trom various tit me kaave av would a ser that eroswed tn be Bish asches atom ANTAD—BY A, YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION, 48 wi 4 rth. ‘among which will be Gray’s Elegy, the poem inat | {o.cell me ana oui & serpent \ Aad slap EN, HAVING LATHLY ENDED AN EN. | W a a Strong shook his head, said something about | On Thweday morning, March 12, the wife of Gxonae Damel Webster requested tobe reed to hist on bie deathbed. | joan buy revenge,” and be chuckled to himself, over bie ugly, agement tor writog the Auancial ariclen ota New York | hier oe we eer aid ToRee: Ie 8 Roo pyesd baker: alsa her vi Roowevelt saked the tonite face Fa esceclined. | Casymp, of a non. Pee ee eee Mire. Danton received her husbard with such « smile eae | Paper, it now open tor e similar ment with a weekly | mily preferred. References given, Apply for two days xi ps fucge whieh 1a caieeiaty = — oe eeccay te Beoodinn, of ianugueue’ the wife of Capt. Jase Murr, of | —————————— = om wives will sometimes deign to wear, when yhen every sh ot Cat oy An interview can be obtained by addressing X. 0. x, oy | 1 Tadiantie ty Brooklyn, Foom No, 5, firat tloor. iach saa, ions, ooklyn, of a daughter. MISCELLANE( most inordinate of wishes. @ woman's heart ~\s grauified. ald offlee. which he occupied; Judge Roosevelt having provided him- ee Dinner was served to perfection; every thing ‘Soase sare NT BY A RESPECTAB! cin Ua- : i Clerke held « Married. 9 TH WARD IN THE FIELD CHEERFUL NEWS | Mra. Danion took care to have eflisient servasts, and that was Dg SR Were ABLE GIRL, A SITUA. d Bou eight sede experience tn the to do housework tn tual family; é finan ex- poration Counsel (Mr. L. B. shepard, ned | 02 Wednesday, March 12, by the Rev. Dr. Raphall, S. | fhe people sectrede fleas Tame eee The Tighia of } very Kind of her. he husband seemed eitiie glam; the wie | aryp,'preecription snd medicise chest business x sitanwon, in | cellent washer and froner and & good plain cook; oF to do called the Cor -L. B.S ; eoured. = ms kept her fon. Jai Buchat the e's | couan’t see why; ee oe about light chamberwork ke care of childres; after a conversation with him the eaie of the reserve | SuLvmeruts, Fan. of San Panciao, to Gianvorm young: | shoite At an verwh Beoing ofthe democracy of the | Brenehing ny ax jon wich might anoy her husbana juxtthen, | &, Whojaale Cr de clam etal drug hare, alter toe Sey od ety Toterencrn, Gall aval Cola nbla sts corner of Aa), od with,” [Jadge Pochode ala mer ar | ent daughter of fidyman k. Hart, Feq., of this city, Twentieth ward, held at the Se raeveen A. Vitin, oe. | sha abe very wloete exe elon Puainees; {i denlred.” Please addreas tor three Suyeas, Hears | Brooklvn, for two day (Judge ly did not appear In Brocklyn, on Wednesday, ‘March 12, by the Rev. J. | Ahursaty loveniue, March 13, 1890 « Club was formed entided | “a.alcnder: baltage girl but, forall tbat, the pride of her omar a Court” alles Ciaiad, Aiea lthaean’), atated shat tox |. W-DME, ‘He’ Erwan 8. Bue to Mien Hetary 6: STON, the Buchatan Gib, of tie Twentieth ward.” Ballus NM, ta — sisal ed the he pian, extracting sounds which are some: WANTED —A B.TUATION, BY A BY cS ag SMART GIRL, . Shey + ‘owler was cal ygnd ® cgmumitiee was appoiny from rs . je cook, rone! * reasons Whlsh wore proc ie is ne. Conpenntann On Wednesday evening, Feb. 13, at Wauwatosa, Mi. | Fowler was call permanent clicers. ‘Whereupon Df ee ee Sein t cbeunes the indore FOUSERERFER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN | dross, “Can be well recommended trom her last plage, Pleuse Counsel, he (Mr. Dillon) had retired from this a, | Weukiefcounty, Wisconsin, by Rev. 8. ©. Kingsbury, Mr. | Fowler was chosen President: 1st Vice-President, W. Teer “Tell Master Mthel his (ather wishes Bim to come in,’? was American lady ot Siren p of gentlemen, or call at 139 Bast 28th a, for two days bog yt t of the number ot | EDWARD SaxpEnsoy, of Milwaukie, to Misa. A. Brnox, | 2tdo., Cornelius Glashan; Sd do., Kernan Parking; the onder given oe servant, "Thar boy is Wetere of tee | io awidower.. No. objection. to Bdre of reterence ~ pene Ee ae abe or Stones De eka ther tte | Only caugater of Wm. M1. Byron, of Wau watosn, Secrolary, Raward P Parsons; Corresponding Becreiary, Soot ves fe and& conmaat inl 7 me gia ix Dann. Bren end requwed, | Address 2. 3 1 Hera ofce, W2272D_A sirvarion, BY A ‘RESPECTABLE Wo. wo- _ a a Toutes “Fullot hs pranks, sald father; fa wul be cellent washer and objections be put in the proofs which they propose to ‘ Whereupon {t Hesoivon, That in James Buchana\ ORTER’S SITUATION WANTED_BY A YOUNG MAX, froner. "Good elty reference fromber last aca. Can ve see sustain. "After some farther preliminaries, ‘diva led. “ Recognize the bye eee ly choice ‘of the demooracy of he Mie were only that—’” here the servant returned with the in some light reed he hag been ina dry goods store for two days at bo, 107 Bmith st., Brooklyn, near Paeise. Mr. Phelps said he eppenred for H. B, Gray, who is On Wednesday, March 12, Joun A. F. Rachav, of Ham- Pwentiedh ward tor President of the United Sta ex, tidings that Master sibel was so busy trying to make some bs Aft city reference. Apply to, Wm. Yate, 135 owner of fifty-seven lots of land taken; also) for Mr. | burg, Germany, in the O8th year of his age, for many polvad, That we regard the eleacon o¢ Mr. Buchanan te | bids sing be cduldn’ioome; he didnt wath any dinner WAXIED—A SITUATION, By A RESPECTABLE AMT. See et ce atts Gite Tee oY | 1 aie Scientia of the tame, ued ned OF t ae harmony of the Semocracy, aarl Une? weliace of thon ato then pin Wetr eyon gut ts make wecs siggy hin whole” delight SHFEATIOR WANTRD—BY A FRENCH WOMAN, 48 | siatroner Gian be pn fortwo dag at a Xo. 10 Sireing and Mrs. J, M. Bro neven lots—all ob] lage George Me Levels ara'reaentel ts acne Oe fean, | Merclal and techanjeat intoresia of our ovunrs, seems to ve in torturing some thing or olber. He beat his og Petscrerta te home yc reid ae, sult hotel | st. one door from Mi , ‘. 7] our future p. a oa * @ Mr. Mr. Thompio neater stipe for Simeon ‘Abrabaras, lessee » i ne Resolved, That in his election our tut eet —* meat to death the otber dey, and really be is quie bey i} ‘a Ne of three thie afternoon, at one o from Grace Chureh, | security of our civil and relisious institutions contro | ee? referee. Can be noon La dl deta JANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOFABLR » ts ee and Mr. J. T. Brady appeared for Sara ut further invitation. Resolved, That in the event of the nomiaatton, ofS Senos Bh Bu- “Ob, ihe bey don’t mean eny harm," sald the fa:her, “only ote he Roce commarenes s. young woman, as chambermaid and seamstress; weder- owner of thirty-six lots; Wm L. Guardlow, twelve "Om Wednesday, March 12, Mrs, Kiz2v, widow of tke late | cbapan'st'ihe demociale, cmvenion af Ca ali, in Sune | excessive youthful VEUATION WANTED, Aa COOK—BY A THOROUGHLY | ands hllkinds of tnt’ sewing, and oan dovup inde! amrtes 7 » Joshua Naar, !n the 75th year of her age. neat, we pledge our mutual and undivided support in’bis elec- | ‘vHe la geut ruined ua fact as possible,” repited Mrs, Dan- bho a . | in the neatest manuer; isa good waiter, ani willing to make in = E, Shaw, sixteen’ lots; add for Francis J, | Joxbus Nasr, !n the 75 ret - athena av Sand't hasds of Cem ree eeoe e ee arene cus” | Bersolt genera ly usefil Ham anercestionablecity telecensss, ite. lis: Heuatex: he fay an those of her J ——— | ““Wiherenterea the Wining room's: the moment; low browed teal ooking tit kinds ra game poultry, soupsand | Peace call at, or address, 82 Warren st, for one day. Nore tar Mu rphy 8] a his own behalf as owner of | $n in-law, Mr. Fredevick ©, Cenlesinger, are respectfully rT} rc and sullen Be tga la eat atthe fable, His tse was strop ae cot 1 aealst in ‘washing snd iconiag if required: Gag | ett SS eS thirty-two anda vais eee thle iecatan oh tno otceee oolcee? * saretanbe uo, paksoatiy aed tinealinn a tae weak or give ‘ihe Boat upeaoopiiqnanie iy relereacen “Appiy at 10 | ANTED-BY TWO BXSPROMABLE GI + i aren, ace Sim ite tear | Bitar are ares menses | 1 000,000 siaeteattae ts semetiaae | Spacer nn ive te Sealencnwal | {err etseee Foten reer= wo, | Weir anemeizarne sa te et i sient to macarennd Wen each cong: tion owns a ceme- | Wood Cemetery mi equestsies ou Jacko, bs 5° ‘Danicn saw no faults in his son, end lad always resist- TIVATION, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PRO. | Wisiness fy ail te branch the eee a ead tery, all question comes On Wednetday, March 12, C, Baxneurren, aged 35 years , or ina published a yan ed PE ptete deatte that the boy should be sent to 4) vontant girl, as walter Cag Et sat ome ores Toth, top front room. fence, lor two daya up as to the maou of com ocupentetion to be allowed for | 2 months rake (a ts Ss Gag. ee dil ES. orbs cont, HOWARD & fot 0. abate slg his coulegia te course, for whieh he was already prepared, out be fl sex! “8 the removal of the bodies interred In the cemeteries. He | The relatives and tamil respectfully fork. } of the way ot indulgence; butatter dinner, the tather' oO ANTRD-A \ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- also appeared for Jos. W. and John Hincks, Saviied 16, seta Ene lunaenly Vale pes ACIPIGSTEAMSIUP.— BEAUTIFUL ENGRATINGSOR | eee Oe eee ee serra peers ae FIUATION WANTEDCHY AN EXPERIENORD WO. Jond city ‘Ap- ‘ic ’Boardman appeared for the interest of Mr. Ro- | ome o’alock, from his late rextdence, N Ppa ‘BEAUTIFY AVINGSOF | characieriic mamner. isi wat ores, by eo badiy wundress in # private family, or in @ gentemon’s 257 Tn avenue. between 30th and Sih nee” Baer aba mayne Dillon, in the entate of Benjamin Romayne; also Frank i Re Ro Tg TE ere celal with oe ioe EEE rato ihe fret rate band at getiemen’s ehirs and Torin jays, not engaged. for Patrick Dickie, four lots, and the estate ot Robert Tlonda tr epertuly tited font tho tune. | Sat-apte e Ofeit wi Toaeaicen winter omy of Ri | ample rua we very ySepmaigé abrbery, and hi tne | te torthreedaye at No. 238 Bowery. PNY: ots Warn A SITUATION, BY (A RESFROTABLE ‘aller, teen wepect a a wenty other engravi | expreealy com entirel; a “A . Tle Guactenbash appeared for Hanach Westervelt, one ral from ls Inte realdenoe, No. 187 Greonestret, thts ofthe week fram tha Far the td ata actin \¢ GITUATION WANTAD.—A NOOKKEEPER, OF LARGE Bie 4 7 Faeier evens Ons ven, ane temm on for two aay at ‘zabeth st et bad 4 Mr. Jonen for Mathias Warner, two ots, Me, Beown | _ QniWedineeday, March 12, after a lingering iinens, Jeon THE BALL SWASON. oe ad Att: deoiees plane | tn acme eerie ncn eae Pt AXIID—A, sTUATION, — “s, RBSEROFABER for Robert J. Brown, ten lota, 4 eet refi 7 DE O.BROOKRO LXMIDINIONDALE ATRROOKES | Could lumen navire endure more’ Rae ty, Addreas A. #6 , 71 Trint- we ‘Argument in °pponton wes then proceeded with The friendwand relatives of tue ¢ family, the Ooean Lodge | J ,, PEG. UROOKES! LXMIBISION BALL, ATRROOKES | ON Gay turtaicht Riba Danton found himself in situation | ty Building, Broadway, wrork.” Sees i s.tpell private tami, 'o 0 general Rowse. No, 821, I. 0, of U F., and the Veteran Corpa of Artillsry, fog, 17th inet, joke amting @ ceria ‘and tw. vad jes, | Mbere a will stronger than hisown would keop him in check WO PROTESTANT G GIRTS, RONG, ABLE AND WIL. | tor two care corner of Johnson and Prince st in cond #1 m Avent an to the rehearsal ee 1 ‘ us | ‘ovals in, Wi rast (reat ier AS COOK, aaa: | ——— I tt BY mrt metre ot ts Seepuenney aang. | to-morrow afternoon, it one oflogk, “His remains will tiekets tor the oe os ey pe Are God wad Natt thn at ae | Houer; bah canbe reammendad a onsiencoin “mee ‘WARTD=I,& RAPER “youNG A way commer of Hulton strea., has tured outs very nee, light be taken to Cypress or interment = Bo careful of the type she seems, } iy ve TOP WO €y% bphoeg diel to make herself generally uretul, or to lake care icracotul article, w fwuich 1, On Thursday, March 13, ADAM Pact, tn the 624 year of COAL. £0 carslers ot the einyle lie.” 1 for Weanteweccsi fhe more expensive Heck ee by olhor his age. 1" Ne MENNReotetonedinn Two children eat upon the sands, on the beach of wiid RS.—A PROTESTANT GIRL L WISHES A ore ereheeetes eee eee days at No, 165 tashionable artiaa Tho funeral will take place at two o'clock this atter- RECKENIIDGE COAL—A SMALL SUCPLY OF pooch caste ce oe eeery eS ar sloaton PP RB tod ak its coal ponies ste e c & = Fashionable Hatter, 156 | 20? ‘om the residence of Mr. Stephon Kesler, No, 74 | 31% celebrated coal is now being received, the yard,” Orders | Telling, continuaity'on tae waich to'wnrn “thine whogo down | lier oserence wit be Give Redveve tor whee aes “ae ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YouR have ready, and now Preeenior ae Teit kt No.3 Wail street. Thompson's of to the sea from anager, an dewih; and. all around, | Greene eu confectionery, bakery or fancy stare, peneeny, dy, Stet for sale, the spring and ‘Suddenly, Thursday, March 13, Sina S., wife of Ds of poe summer fashion for itlemen’s made with their im- uddenly, on ay, ware ARAH wife ner of Twenty-seventh sireet and Kighth aveune. Call and the biack ) ate, awe waslied by te | in the country, Address, for two days, yroved ventilator. commnel with chee mean | Peter A. Dlamond, tm the 22d year of her age. ithurn am elther piace, he L SNOW, Coal Dealer,” | spooming, moskiog Ww fected holding their tomb ike T°, DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.—A YOUNG MAN, WHO | Post cilice, #41 Broadway Fenders their tint Ughter and more Comortabis io the head The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- * cavernous mawa ever ody to engulph the unwary or de- has had nine years’ experienos in one of the largest retail than any ever offered to the pub at halt past Jock, fr al 7 DRone | criven within thete ponderous deptne honses tn Philadelphia desires to oSiala « situation ia'a who'e- TANTED—A ST:UATION, BY A YOUNG MAS, 9 any public. ral, this afternoon, Past three o'clock, trom hor | (JOKE. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHALDRONS he chidren are not rangers, alvhough the, changes of ten | ule oF retail bone in this Or ANY o¢ ths owthern_ or Western years of age, in a wholeanle store, as porier. Cal The Hats Manufactured by | oh Inte reuldence, Oy AS REROCED HESORDy | TNONA TOREDON | Oe rareend crermees Seger Sele, PY ev eanrenee gatadnih tied et nage. She pict inte faxae: | given, Address Ris Water vases ita Bere cea Wee, dress 9.8, 45 Chat’ ew at i 3 aired litte elf whom we Inst saw « tiny child, sarding beside | New York. — her dead mother, So the giel of fourteen and et boy a4 six- by Espen: e yt street, #0 strtkingly King and Greenwich streets, 118 Namen, et, #0 ixinely pons the or te tele ey On Tawesday morning, March 11, of consump‘ton, = easton | eae ww wae 7 ANTRD~BINUATIONS, BY TWO REAPECTABLE construcs | Cyarias HARVEY RANDAIL, eldest son of Samuel 8, Ran- teen are the orphan children ot Willian and Alice 0 | PPO PAPER HANGERS —a YOUNG MAN WHO HAS Protestant girls; one #8 cook. washer and = ait, ae favorives wi geereeranee all, aged yours § ron hs and 18 days. fa Narang” ate Boy, do you woe nt ia sp eee, tn | A been compe ume at ie above rade. wishoe 19 go wader IN | other an chambermivid; would-be Willlg (0 aaah Wit ine Tesie and fashion, ric diand acquaintances of the family are respect- . washing, both have excellent references, one seven years os fa r ae to attend the funeral, from No. 88 Kast ‘The gif! had been Jardiy sitting the glittering whtte saud | Beraid ofice. So ae Rot avued Lhe veda ie tee hoses Se ¥ Sty! me y, through her fingers, but, at her br-ther’s ques ton, phe put ker the, o(ker tour: wou Dale's Ss eof Gentle ot dng dl fe hy firme etree; this atiersoos a mn, at half past four hand up toehacie her eyes, and icoked abroad over the aleam- © HOTEL KERPERS WANTED, A sIEUATION: AS Bie) Senha ae are . Gent i 1 thou! tation, carver or bar tender: city references given, juired, ANTED—A_ 81 ON, acne calla! is salearoom, a0 Broad: “a coming, Marah 18, Gaia K. Ganowee, wite ot g» | Somesvend tng Waters, hgh Aden Wo. Herald ec Fen WASTED A SIUATION, BY ot bet ee D. Rosonoranty, aged 42 yearn. : 0. CHRERE, No, 81 Broadway, a stairs wor deek that {he moorings ‘here, she will Dear mec | moR.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG i MAN, A Has A RES at hy we . _ 7 " vent of city 1 . © ROP 4 ccacow Spring and Summer Style of | _ Due notice of je fundrat will be given in to-morzow's SHGARS-- GREAT BACRIFIT ON IMPORTED Ha. | "The gurl turned her surprised free fu!) upon his, and the gooa kuowlecge bt Greek Latin, French helween th and Oh avention, ¥ patent ventilating dress hate aud caps can be opened and ‘eos i“ . mmartio Ree, NOW selling off at 197 Rrondway. agite of her great blue eyes dilated and qularged with spaech- | matics, mod fs accustomed to tuition, # situation, cher cate — pro biesea inn momset,, ‘Call apd vee them at's Pins street, ror mn Wednesday evenivg, March 12, of consumptton, | bp,rana and om WIN be sold At very }yw prives, asthe concnen | lose wens AF rN . ~ wn a fein: oF Wm medect peli! nh oanmtry, Rut ts eames ituatierio He'p. @ a 1G was wie eee A Fat tag ate la mut etosg mith a SW days, Wg” wee Bey AME OT Ty Ber amie apt oat, Tam dele | Gees wey eee, situs a BOB, Oey Se cee,