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4 gna ight, stx feet from the floor, and she wae instantly fa Dlace. Terrified, she ran down stairs to the «tage, crushed out the flames proncunced the ia ies jur! although severe, by mo means ‘with this sad affair, I will venture to state no similar establishment in the world are better or more ample means aves So Rare nant at at sup! be usefal; large, heavy wool- Jom blankets hang in the entrances om each side of the stage, in the float, the jeoting wirework; red to be used in any yas , and @ mort rigid and careful watch ha ong it by faichfal, steady men, who have uty fer manera. a talea, vet uo foreuight gould proviao egulast tls aa are jut no for co! ac- eident—the result of » most unlocked for and imprudent action on the part of the lady herself. SUPERIOR COURT—TRIAL TERM. Before Chief Justice Oakley. POURTH DAY—CASE ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY NEXT. ‘Muscu 20,—A statement having been made by a juror ‘Wat Mr. Willard Harvey, one of the jurors, was unwell, and unable to attend the sittings of the Coart at present the Jadge declared that the farther trial of the care mus! stand over—as the Court would not sit to-morrow—uatil Monday next, at 11 o’clock A. al. ‘The Judge then addressed the jury substantially in the 1B words:—I would take occasion to sugges the jury, as this was a cese in which the public took a interest, and it would naturally give rise to a good deal of conversation—that they should refrain from con- versing with any one upon the subject during the tumo the case Sande of jonrana. if any Ld Pras proach any one e jury upon ject, ft woul the duty eH each eae only to pon from listening te him, but to report bis name to the Court, as it was a high offence in the eyes of the law. It would bea wise precaution, therefore, to retrain from conversing even with exch other upon’ the subject. With this caution, pales, you are discharged till Monday next at 11 Police Intelligence. ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT BY A CONFIDENTIAL CLERE —OURIOUS CASE OF REMORSE OF CONSCIENCE. Sergeant Bowyer, of the Chiet’s office, arrived in this eity youterday from Pittsburg, Pa., having in custody a young man named James McGrath, who stands charged wrth havis g embezzled about $3,000 from hia employer, Joba M. Habersham, of No. 13 Broadway. McGrath, it had for some years past been the confidential lerk of the complainant; and being well posted in the affairs of Mr. Habersham, was authorized by him, during the sickness of the latter, to transact all his business. Batire charge of the concern was placed in the custody of Mo@raih, who, it appears, was tempted by the opportu- nity thus afforded to defraud his employer out of » large ameunt ofmorey. On the 29th ot February last, while ‘Mr. Habersham was confined to his room, McGrath sad- @enly cisappeared, His sbsence at that particular mo- ment caused Mr. Habersham @ great deal of unexsiness. In a few weeks atter his sudden departure, McGrath wrote to bin employer, and, acknowledging his peculations, said he fit extremely sorry tor his misdeeds, and hoped tnat his conduct would not be looked ay harshly. Mr. Habersham immediately wrote to his brother William, in Georgia, and begged him to hasten toNew York and sttend to the affairs of the complain- aut. Upon examixing the books of the complainant it ‘was found that money to the amount of three or four thousand dollars had been embezzled by McGrath. Some days after the receipt of the first letter information oame from the Pittsburg police that McGrath had delivered himeelf up to the authorities In that city and was quite wag ‘be conveyed back to New York for trial. Ser- geant Bowyer was sent atter the fugitive, with the neces- wary documents. This officer arrived here yesterday, and ‘the prisoner was, upon being taken before Justise Os- borne, at the Mayor’s office, committed for examination. Oftieer Fox, of the Pittsburg police, says that McGrath was apparently crazy when he came to the station house, and ‘ined that officerstrom New York were continual: seeking bim with pistols and bowie knives. He seem much gratified when he heard that the authorities there were intent on sonding him to this city. Personal Intelligence. 3k in repor‘ed in the fashionab'e circles of the Faubourg St. Germain that Miss Ridgway, daughter of T. R. Ridg- way, of Philadelphia, who has been residing for many Mealy im Paris, one aed Sa to pale oes ery, son . W. Mont , Eeq., r New Jersey, and now resident of the of Louisiana in New Orieans. Mr. Montgomety’s family has been Hiving in France over twenty years, and two of the la- dies of the family have married Frenchmen—Count de Bethune and the Duke of Larochefoucauld. Dr. Mellen, of Boston, a quasi candidate for the Presi- depcy, whose harmless absurdities have been the laugh of the city for the past two years, has been conve) the Inrane Hospital at South Boston, through the action of the Chief of Police. ARRIVALS. From Liverpool. in the steamship Persia—Rev Mr. Cuthbee, Mr Mackenzie and Isdy, Miss Leon and servant, Richd Wilson and lady, Mr Tupnau, @ H Gillespie and lady, Mr Carey, Mr Lane and H Murray, Capt Join P Non, Mesirs Kirk, Meyers, MsUulloch, Hugh vers, derson, Wm Bari Me; Thos, Broughain, An- ksdale, Paul Rolelisc, HP Boni, Kdwin Hill 39 Eur, Jae T Bora.'Walter Gillespie, John Kdatston, J hayer, GN Sands, Rev H G Corniuga, Simmonds, WL Kew- ery. Goldemidt, Desbrisay, J Neilson, Gerckoht,'A Wood, L ‘ood, kdwin Mitchell, Buiterfield, Romer. R K Haight, F Siuenier, Davidson, Thos W Ward, D Lewis, Steward Wm or’ ly, Dr Buchanan jak Franck, T ‘Wood. Don Philip Vela Dions Go. wwnap, Livesgue, Thompson, Mr Goodwin, lady sud Jno Amberg, E Price. @ Bewith, Sam! Carson ledy and servant; liases © , Peter Murray, Jas Millward and lady, Mies Millward, R A Hurd, Mr Duncan, D Kellera and iss M_A‘Coad, H Chapman and lady. Messrs Taylor, Wilkins, John Corr, Robert 8 vies, W 3 Davies, ‘M de Castro, 8 Arkrord, Capt'L Gradey, Luel DEPARTURES. For Charleston, in the meamer Marion—D Cohen. EF Jack- son, Jno H Colburn, J A Patton, 8 Wintermitz, A E Shaw, Jao B Finley, Mrs Blize Stride, Misa Hi long, 'E Edgerton, Mre Solis, nurse and Inianti H J diss H R Kaw & Waterbury, WR Lvingston, @ M Prinoe, Mies Ann Rosenbaum, Jno Naylor, lady and two children, M ‘Albrecht, JR Read, W Hill, f Adden, HR Baker, Miss A ¥ ‘MC Govdycar, V H'Erricksow, Mrs W Demo, Miss M Demo, 8 Bennett, WT Hurlourt, CP Hor‘on, & flarris, Mra ‘W Van Dyke. H J Blair and indy, WT Sherman, @ Wolkyns— and 18 in the steerage. Also, 12 sailors. Canal Toll Deposit Banks. ‘The Canal Board have selected the tollowing banks as depositaries of canal tolls for the ensuing season of navi- gation, collected at the following offices:— New Yor , Atlantic, North River, Nassau and Shoe and Leather Banks, one-fit-h each. Albany—National, Unfon, Albany Exchange Bank and Bank of the Capital, one-quarter each. : West Troy—Market, Mutual, Manufacturers’, Union, State and Troy ey Banks, one-sixth each. Schenectedy—Mohawk Bank. Little Falls—Herkimer County Bank. Utica—Oneida County and Oneida Bank, one-half each alee Oneide Central and Rome Exchange Banks, on each. Syracure and Baldwinayille--Syrncuse City, Mevehamts’ and Crouse Banks, one-third eash. Jordan and Salina—Weedspert aud Awburn olig}Banks, one-haif exch. Montezuma—Caynga County Bank. Lyons—Palmy ra Rank. Palmy ller’s Bank. Rochester—Commercial, Farmers’ and Mechanics’, Rochester City, Flour Ci'y, and Perrin Banks, one-Awth each. Broekport—Bank of Orleans. ‘Albion—Bank of Albion, Medina—Medina Bank. Lockport—Canal, Exchange and Western Banks, one Craps, Biack Rock and Builslo—Internati cl ck an jul jo— Internati Buffalo City, Sackett’s Harbor, White's, Marine, Bank of Attica, and’New York and Erie Banks, three-thirtieths each; Hollister, Oliver Lee & Co.’s, and’ Niagara Banks, two-thirtieths each; Bank of Silver Creek and Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, one-thirtieth each. Waterford and Sloop Lock, Schuylervile—saratoga County Bank. Glen’s Falls—Commercial, and Glen's Falls Bank, half each. ‘Whiteball—Commercial Bank, and Bank of Whitehal, ball if each. Phenix—Citizens’ Bank, of Fulton. Oswego—City, and Luther Wright's Bank, half each. Sencea Fa'ls—Bank of Seneca Falls. Geneva—Bank of Geneva. Ithaca—Tom) County, and Merchants’ and Farm ers’ Bank, bal Havana—Bank of Havana. Horee Heads—Klmira Bank. Corning—Bank of Corning, George washington, and Bank of Hornelisville, one-third each . Dreaden and Penn-Yan—Yates County Bank. Hemilion—Hatilton Bank. Oxtord—Bank of Chenango. gunk ghampton—Suequehanna Valley Bank. Boonvile—Ontario Hank. Scotteville and Oramel— Genesee V Mount Morris—Genesee River Bank, Dansville—Bank of Bath. Higgivr—Rome Bank. Sait Deposite—Salt Springs Rank of Syracuse, Accident on the faudson River Railroad. [From the Albany Evening Journal, March 29.| The city was thrown into a state of in enas oommo- tion laat event KA the ramor thet @ train of cars had been thrown off the track nbout two miles belowjth ctty, and forty persons killed. This, it was soon asoer. tained, was a very great exaggeration, au, while an acol. dent had occurred at the point designated, no lives were lot. The accident was caused by the dropping of the firepan of the locomotive. This passed underneath the tender and the express and bea cars without harm, but it was caught under the wheel of the first passenger car, which was thrown on to {ts #ide and was di thus about 300 yards, and the second passenger car was thrown entirely from the track, Both cars were full of passen- gers, and, while many recaived slight bruises and seratcher, only ore was injured seriously—Joneph Vadney, of Gree ih, who had one leg broken. George B. Wool- ri¢ge, Sergeant-at Arma of the Assembly, was badly wonded: but bie injocy wer eaneed by fuming from Me FRO Yep HAE HL CO DV BUNS SU ot oo bee ey Bank, ‘The alarm and excitement was intense, but gratitude for escape wae the pre: t feeling. We do not hear that the accident was the result of caxel on the part of any one; but it is made a matter of complaint ‘that the Sell rope me been sieeneseed, ae yeorenind communication e en, i is case perl unnect 1) 8 manrani, creimosion of the traln must have been sufficient notice to him. But the rope Lee never be detached until the train reachee its des. ation. Judge Gould, of Troy, was bruised in the head, but not jously. His lady and two children escaped unburt. Gov. Sree) of New nay Seales @ severe contusion on hin anda slight {ojury on the side of his head, but isin no’ other way injured. E. W. Fish, Haq. of was slightly bruised. It was really a merciful Brooklyn, escape. White, the , hae ed from pag tetris A i i ibe low price of $4; also a splendid a wie. Are you to Nicaraguat—If you are. dot tihe le tone [RNOX’S spring hata with a7, Emil nega will edd gready fo Jour comfort, Thebal will com Fon eee wo Dut $4, at he Corne®of Brosdway aad Fulioa uizoet. ‘We ure tole that altho ‘dies aro warmly in favor of Kag2s now tiple, which they have decided is Ue quinteacence ot elegance. ore who various atyles sond The, Sarnscueab's, ‘We Chailenge the Werld to Produce a dress hat equal to ours for ventilation; is is acknowl by all to be the Dest ventilator ever introduced in the body of a hat, Ap) tieman purchasing one of eur patent hats, who is }, afler wearieg it twenty-four hours, can return it and receive bis money 80 lent are we of this bean- tifal improvement for soolness. It is patented in the United States, France and id. The la will be cneerfully lan shown to gentlemen ring us &callat our place of business, 21 Elm street, corner of Duane, New York. The Best Is Traly and Justly Award- 410 0. M. BALLARD, chemist and perfumer, No, 500 Broad- way, He received the only premium awarded’ at the Wor.d’s ‘and also at the American Institute, which can be seen at in the Revo! Year lei Spring. and with {tthe necessity for a new chapeau. WM. BANTa, Of 106 Canal street, has introduced the best $3 hatin the city. Call and see it, also his splendid assortment of children’s Leg: horn and fancy straw bats, Corner of Canal and Wooster streets, None Can be Called a Man of ‘Taste and Fa- shion who does not wear ahat that has recelved D, BEAUDIN’S last finish. Call on him, (D. Beaudin,) at (48 Broaiway, and Jeave him to suit you. 26 and 50 Cents Onty ts Charged for the celebrated machine portraits, the lampratypes, taken at double camera, depot, 289 Broadway, where three skylighta and tweniy live aniista are employed, Debeadiog the people by wholesale, National Lew School, Pough- State Keepaie, N, Y. juperior system; training in the practice with couris, juries, witnesres, in all we usiness details of the pro- fession, and in extemporanevus oratory. Send for circular to J. W. FOWLER. The Smithsonian House—Broadway, Cor- ner of Houston street, New York.—Single rooms 50 cents, 75 cents and $1 per day. Parlors, with bedrooms, $t 50 to $3 per day. Meals extra, and as ordered. This new and large hotel invites the attention of travellers. SIDNEY KOPMAN. Bive Rules Strictly Observed at McLaugh- LIN’S shirt manufactory, 202 Greenwich street, corner of Obambere. Ist. Make uo none but good material. oy none but good hands. id. Pay them well. tn. Sell at a far profi, Sta, Have but one price, Shiris made to measure. Spring Day. Hoary winter ts gone, Mild spring is on the throne. Bultable clothing with which to pay the goddess dus homage, may be obtained at KVANS? extensive clothing warehouse, ‘Nos. 66 and 68 Fulton street, at the usual low prices. City Ladies and Ladies Visiting the City can find ladies’ gaiters at 12s. to 20a.; first quality slippers, es and buskins, at 9s. and 10s.; second quality. same styles, t 6s. and 78. air; with boys’, migses’ and children’s: sod noe ot kinds and prices, at J. B, MILLER & U 134 Canal street, E) t Carpeting.—Smith & Lounsbery, No, 46 Brosdway, sre now prepared to exhibit their new styles of rich velvet, tapestry, Braseels, three-ply and ingrain carpeting, Among the assortment will be found a large number of new designs and styles never before ofered; also a large stock of oilcloths, of every width, aud all other goods eonnected with the trade, One Price t Warehouse.—Young & JAYNE, 364 Broadway, corner of Franklin street, importers ‘nd dealers in carpetings of every description. ‘The latest patterns and best styles at the lowest prices. vs, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock- ings, instruments for club feet, bow legs and all defermities ot the body constantly on hand and made to order by Dr. GLOVER, at No. 4 Ann street, wholesale and retail. Paper Lotd dar, pore cate hd pean Shaped Pares & @o, have removed from No. 59 Champers street to 3% Broadway. corner of Worth street, where may be tound the et oan best assortment of paper hangings af every style quality. Window Shades, White and Buff Hollands, eilsloths, table covers, picvure cords, aR ¢ manufac: tarer’s prices, by WOODFORD & WEMPL tharine sl. Dountry merchants supplied at the lowest prices, Cognac Brandies, Young and Old Vintages, in casks of twenty gallons each, a | ex Sophia Charlotta, from Bordeaux, for sale by JOHN DUNCAN & SONS, 405 Broadway, Arthar F. Tait, Artist, having Retucned to New York, from a sketching tourin the woods, begs to au. ounce that He bas takenla #itdio at 600 Broadway, whare he will ve happy to see his frieuda, aad recelve,commissions {rom appreciating patrons. Deflance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. PA*RICK is the sole manufacturer in the United Siates of the above celebra'ed safes and patent powder proof defiance locka ved bars. Depet 192 Pear! street, one door below jaiden lane. singer's Sewing Machiner.—AU Persons sho for inftrmation in regard to sewing machines, jbiain it by appiying at our oflice for copies of “I. M, Singer 5 Co.'e Gaaeite,0 a paper devoted entirely to the sewing a: Francis Saiter, M. D., Edinburg, Occutist and aurist, No. 16 Sond street. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 12 M., and 3 io 6 P.M. Whiskers or Moustacnes Forced te Grow ip aiz weeks by my onguent, which will not sain or {njure the kin. & bot! to any part of the country. &. G. frig, 585, Broadwa: ; Bape 175 Fulton street, yelyn: Ceiber, 44 South Third street, Philadelphia, Batchelor’s Hair Dye—Wigs and Toupees.— fhe beat in the world. his unrivalled and ortginal dye is ap- . Hatwhelor’s wigs a wupees te improvements over all others, bi ef d’eavres ot ‘slegance and durabilit ristadoro's Hatr Dye, Wigs and Toupees Seguntyrivaie apartinelts for applying Ha tocoeaparate aye, a) Ne, he ‘only reliable. article ot the en stems aad retail. a ORISTADURO’: House. Clrehugh’ invisible Wigs and Toupecs, with his newty Invented ekin division, belong exclusively to hia establishment, Wig wearers will at a glance vercelve thelr superiority, da they combing » style of arrang smont and correcteess of fit not found in any others. Paetory 162 Fulton street, west corner of Sroadway. Hill's Hair re, Four Smiili black or brown.—Sold at HEGRMAN, CLARK & CO.'S, 273 Broadway, 45 Nassau street, and at the depot, No, 1 Barclay sirect, New York; 159 Atlantic street, 175, 217 and 247 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and at drug and taney goods siores generally in the United States, st’? Fancy Goods, axclustvely.— Grashes, combs, soaps, extracts, pomades, instruments, Paria .. Imported ad sold wholesale, ere tt CO., 153 Broadway, asco, M. 0., St. Nieholas Hotel:— Dear Sir—For twenty years I 1abored under a virulent ulcers. ved leg; all the ors and means were in vain; uu, with eat alacrity, perfectly cured me without pain. a'are ® Frcesing to tue country, JonN Cogent, @0 years otd,) Oyster Bay, Long Island. Hernia—Oniy Prize Biedal Awarded to MARSH & ©O., by the Industrial Exhibition ef all Nations, for their new patent radical gure truss. A so the fair of tha Ame- dean Inetitute awarded the drst premiam to this truss in 1855. as to tie Cong emt ad Valentine Mott. ‘ker and Jobn a Carnochan. An extensive list o! ie and ol gentiemen eured by this iruse ‘No 234 Maiden lane, New York, Marsh, Corlies & Co , No. 5 West Fourth street, Cincianati, Ohio. Open trom] A. M. until 9 P.M, Te the Afflicted.—Dr. Panconst’s Golden tongh syrup Is meeting with unbounded muccess in affections of the ach as coughs, colds, eas. bronchitis, asthma, croup, and asa paliative in consamo ‘uaranteed to surpass any remedy ollered for suie for the above diseases. Try it and prove it for yourselvas, Sold by C. V. Clickener & Co,, 81 Barclay strest; 0. H. Ring, 192 Broadway; Bhedden & Neergaard, Fourth wrest and Bow: try; T. T. Green, Fourteenth street and Broadway; Mrs, es, 178 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and wil drnggists in town country, Bee pamphiets, A Sure Cure for Rheumats Pains and stifiness of joints.Ring’s compound syrup of hydridaie of lags, aBrxepariiln ‘and yellow dock root Prepared and sold y ©. H. RING, druggist, 192 Broadway corner of John sireet Holloway’ Pills.—The @unctional Devange- ments incident to fernales are entirely prevented by a resort to theee pilis, at the periods when hey usually ocoar, They have fi moat happy effect on ail complaints peculisr to the sex. Sold at the manufactories, No. 40 Maiden Inne, New York, acd 244 Strand, London; and by all druggists, at 260., 624¢¢. and $1 per box. Chaps, Chates, Rough, Lender Fiesh, Pim- len, Heckler, \saRchoum, tan, e., positively eured by URAUD'S Italian medicated soap, Poudre subtle uproots bair trom low foreheads or any part of the body; warranted, Liquid rouge. lily white, hair dye and restorative, at the old de001, 67 Walker aireet. ir store from Brondway: (a bene, anyes, Baron Batos, 12Y Wark Rom bute, Bone) are, NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1856. Barried. Go Tuseiag, Manes 18, ba the Rew. Thee. 2. Misch, Mr. Samvgt 4. Bracuert to ‘Appr Pap, both of lyn. Norwalk and Wisconsin papers please copy. Nea. On Wetvesday evening, March 19, after a and painful Ulness, Sanam Janu, ter of Joseph Ma- tilda aged 15 years 4 months and 19 days. The and friends of the family, also the mem bers of New York Lodge No. 10, A. 0. of Q.F., are re- invited to attend her funeral, this se two ‘o’elock, from her late residence, 157 Delancey street, sister, thou hast left us, Aud thy loss we deeply feel; But ‘twas God who has wa Other papers ponte eopy. nt ee Ir papers eopy. On Wednesday, Mareh 10, CraRnues M., only som of irdsall and Christianna Althause, aged 1 year 4 months Bi and 14 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his pa- rents, 19 Mercer street, this afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘ther notice. remaing will be taken to fully invited to attend hie his late resi- Madison avenue, between ~eighth and . ty-ninth streets, this , at one oclock, without Meee briet Wi uraday morning, after a ness, Winau Euan Mappocx, aged 9 months and 2da) The friends of family are invited to attend the fu- neral, from No. 4 Miligan place, this at one o'clock, The body will be interred in Greenwood Ceme- tery. Ga We ty, March 19, of consumption, PereR Mc- py e aged 43 years, ao native of the peciad ot Kill, coun- Ven, His re.atives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, this afternoon, at two o'viock, trom his late residence, 49 Troy street. On Thursday, March 20, Parrick Lawcay, aged 83 ears. 3 The relatives aud friends of the family are reapéctfully Invited to attend the funeral, this afecnuon, as tuo o’elock, from his late residence, 196 Fast Thicteenh atree:, On Thursday, Mare 20, taza tania Obe, daughter of urnday, laughter of Samuel L. and Maria Ooe, aged 7 months and li days, On Thursday morning, March 20, Frances Woop, wife of Thos. Wood, and daughter of the late James Monroe. The friends and relatives of the family, also those of her brother, James Mi members of Eureka. Lodge, No. 477, I. 0, of O. &., are respcttully requested to attend the funeral, from her’ late residence, 01 Wost For- tieth street, near Sixth avenue, on Sundsy afternoon, at two o’clock. On Thursday, March 20, of scarlet fever, Wa. G. W. Muse, aged 2 years and 11 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of his uncles, are respectfully invited to attend his fune- ralfrom his parent’s residence, 16lst street and Tenth aren this afternoon, at three o’clock, without further invitation, On Wednesday morning, March 19, at two o’elock, of consumption, any ‘ANN BLACKMAN, only daughter ot Thomas , aged 18 years aad 11 months, ‘Tne friends end relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her father, 120 Thirtieth street, this afternoon, at 1 o’elocs. Her remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery for inter- ment, On Wednesday, March 19, Eua Barks, aged 23 years and $ days. Her friends and those of her uncle, Mr. Patrick Hinch, and of her brother-in-law, Mr. Edward Linnen, are re- apectfuly Inv.t d to attend her funeral, this after- noon, at 144 o’clook precisely, from the residence of Mr. Linnen, 347 Eighth avenue, betweon Twenty-sevaath and Twenty-eighth streets, Her remains will be taken to Caly for interment. On Wednestay morning, March 19, Erizasxra, widow of the late Joseph Banks, in tho 87th year of her age. The reiatives and triends of the family are reapeetfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, in Port Chester, this afternoon, at two o’clock. On Thursday evening, March 20, Suara Hevry, eldest Bi te wee and Sarah Oswald, aged 3 years 11 months ye. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, on Sanday afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, without further notice, from the residence of his parents, 10 Kast Warren street, Brooklyn. At High Bridge, ou Wedne:day, March 19, Jacop, son of Jacod aud Kilza Ann Moore, aged 4 years 10 months and 8. Accidentally drowned, at Costillo, Nicaragua, on Sun- Y, February 24, Srarign GARRSTSON TOLMAN, 1n the 26th year ot his age, formerly of Bergen, Now Jersey. ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. PERSONAL. NY LADY WISHING TO MAKE A MALE OR FE- mae chiia their own, will please call, for three Cory be. tween the hours of 12and 3, at 210 2st st., batween lst aud 2d ave.,in the store. The child ts two months old. MORNING, ‘ASPEN COUBT! 4 STORY OF OUA OWN TIME, Di tbtley Brooks, wither of “ios ‘Violet and ber Ofers,” ‘The tiory has made s bit. ‘The knowledge of town life, and the delineation of tbo éramatis ponerse: ote kati a a Ha par o crilan in ‘at ay! patios A ing. aa they are embodied in mann of characier.—London Presa,” ns *POosUY ed AP je and very amusing novel, full of intense -Lendon . 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Particular care has been taken with the American por eae it is believed that no really important name is om ‘The illustrations have been executed with great care, and with adue regard to the genuineness of the ) and where residences are introduced, trom actual drawings of the places made by our own artists; and in no case haa a portrait, ‘a landscape view ot a residence, ar a dra’ of @ monument been introduced, without we could safely rely upon It for ac curacy. EAUTY AND THE BRAST.— BEWET’S EDITION ‘Will be published on Saturday, the 29th, the most beautifu! edition ever issved from the press, either in Europe or Ameri: ca, of this most fascinating story tor children. It is embel lished with a frontispiece, in oil colors, and nine other iustra tions in the highest atyle of art. Price in pager. 25 centa per copy Do. boards. 50 centa per cop ‘The wade w' 1 ime H, W. HEWET, 15 Dutch ARPER FOURTKEN OKNTS,—W8 CONSIDER THAT the retail trade of the city of New York have sold Ha~ pet's Magazine without profit (otten losing in making change) long enough. and with a view ef opening up the subject, we Will sell single copies only of the April number at 14 cents hich ia the exact rate at which the Mesers. Har yy the two thourand coples—and never less. Any person. whether individual or dealer, wish will be charged fifteen cents’ each. Finally, we will be the lira, to sign any agreement whico binds the rade to, a price affording a tair living prot. Foreign News Agenoy, 89 Nas sau street, Sun Buildings. WIDOW LADY WISHES TO TAKE CARE OFA A child at her own residence, 6 iy YOUNG LADY, WHO I8 WELL A ten wishes a situation in write, or as copylet for Post office. wyer, AC SITUATION WANTED -BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ay of sober and tidy habits, to do general housework private ; Wee first rate ip a pri fami washer and ironer and piain cook, and ing. Good refererce. Apply a: 127 Suh st., near 7th ave, LADY, OF MANY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN THE menulasture of cloaks atd mantilias, wishes a situa as cutter or superintendent in some wholesale house, or woul: get them made at her own house. Can give referense as (0 ca Pabllity. Address M. T. T., 150 Spring st. MIDDLE AGED AMERIOAN WOMAN WANTS A itt as on of & boat, or bouse- ‘or nurse in ® private family. Inquire at 81 at, lor two days only. A LADY, (OF MEOH RESPECTABILITY, wes TO engage berselt’ as house! or companion indy references: re and required. Address Mra. Josolyne Princeton, N.J. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEOTALE GIRL ashing andironing. ‘Has ix year reference. Cau be wees a . Bas six yea ference. we wi0o Went st, top floor. sid A SITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID, OR TO take care of children, by a respeciable young girl. Ap: SITUATIONS WANTED. os W TED—SIFUATIONS, BY 9 ‘ABLE ‘Protenant Bi Re a6 coor, Cay other as would be. wing 1 sant in tho wash yrs tad tbo ther our; Mike to ive in the same family. inquire at 243 &tb avenue, near at. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE washer jroner, im & priva e W, sore 2 vioase call at 336 3d or a - dren, "Can be seen tll engaged, Bt Mrs. Quinn’s, 266 East Good relerencegiven, | a ANTED—A STIUATION, AS COOK, IN A HIGBLY respectable family: can give relereuce aa Wo capabil- ty, de Pinaire ari) Width teat ths Louse of ber present ployer. A #RESPECTABLE AND INSELLIGENT situation to cook we do s'] kinds ANTED, Protestant )oung woinaa wishes ‘nd iron,or to do housework in & smal 0 piain mest and pastry evo! smart and perfectly irustworthy,; wages 0 0! ioe ime, Apply in the tront basement of 35 8th avenue, pear 28th wt, W2T2D-tWo OR LHRER GENILEMES ing by «first rate laundress, at ber owa 7 for a small family ; French tluting done peatly. jae apply to J. Martin, 315 Gih avenue, betwees 2241 und 2 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WONAN, AB mbermaid and waiter, o: nuree, or to do ood city reference trom ine! place. appiy at 23, . corner of sth avenue, up stains, back room. ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED LADY. A SITUA tion, a8 Keneral through servant, to go with wome re- spectable family to San Francisco, who'would sonsider be- services adequate tor the expense of Ler pastoge. Apply @ 29 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. housework ; West 25th ‘ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG AN, A situation, a8 cook; has no objestion to assist in the wash - ing and troning: Can produce the \ery best of city reteresce. Gan be seen for two days, at 246 Kaat lath street, (vont room, up etairs, ply at ber present situation, 187 Dean st, Broc A RESFBOPABLE GINL WANTS A SITUATION IN A ‘small private tamily, as cook, washer and ironer; i# & first rate baker. Best of oly, reference trom her last place. Oan be seen tor t vo daysat 90 Warren st, Bees “4 day Dn at, Deiween Suaidh td A COLORED GIRL, AGED 13, WISHES A SITUATILS to help in the nursery; she is willing to assist in house work. Please call at No. § West 17th st., in the front basement, for two days, from 11 to 5 o'clock. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL Wauts & situation as cook and to do general housework. Can be seen for two days at 145 avenue A, second floor, fron: WA2TED— SITUATIONS, BY TWO PROTEST ART young women; one as chambe-maid and seamsiress, the other ax nurse and seamstress. Good city references can be given, Please call at 483 Sixth avenue, sear 20th st, top floor. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A VERY RESIs: ble woman. as lady’s maid or arse, with some ing to either London or Liverpool this’ spring, stofreferences Address K. (., Lerald office. ANTED—WASHING, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMA! rhe understands deing up Jadies’ Sine washing, and gen- Jemen’s shirts very nicely. Best of recommendations gan be given a to honesty and eapapility, Address box 10: Herald oflice. TA. NY FAMILY WISHING TO GIVE OU THEIR BA by to wet ni or dry purse, shall obtain a mother’s care by calling at 320 300 aureel, between 10ih and 11th avenues. ‘Yhe best city reference given if required. Can be seen for two weeks. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPKOT man Protestant girl. to (ake care of children and do chamberwork and plain sewing. Good city reference, Ca be seen for two days at 110 17th st., in the yard. WIDOW LADY, HAVING A SON ABOUT ELEVEN Years old, wishes @ situation for him, in the country, where he will be well taken care of and his services be con sidered an equivalent tor his board; or she would be glad to have a gentleman adopt He is of highly respectable pa renlage. For further information address Adopticn, Herald office. SPEAKING ENGLISH AND GER man, wishes a situation ss companion 10 # Indy, or se governess to a family travelling to Kurope. Pleave address: C. 1, 141 Columbia street, Brooklyn. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES ‘@ situation a8 cook, washer and tronar, ts competent to: der datier; any lady requiring such bel will find her an ac quisition: khe would prefer living on ‘Staten island, or in the neighborhood. Apply at 271 Bowery. A SITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMATD AnD lnundress, or aa regular laundress. Good city reference. Gan be seen at1Z2 Kast 20th st., between 2d und Sd avenues, for two days. a ai YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE 1N A private ‘famines by ,the day or week is a competent dressmaker; has worked in one of the first establishments in the city. Onil or addres Miss Miller, 145 Laurens st. FRENCH LAD LD BOOKS AND ENGRAVINGS BOUGHT FOR CASH. At 8 Broadway, basement; also, old novels and mega zines always on haxd, and for sale cheap; old peoks, prinis rovels, Ac. Parties having Lert sale will bo waited upon ‘as above. St ihelr residences. Address REGULAR SIDE CRACKER 18 THE YANKEE NOTIONS For April. ‘This day published, coptaining the frat part of Bitty Vipxins, And nearly one hundred comic illustrations. Besides thirty. two jes of literary matter, comprising te cream ot the current fun ot the world. Tighten your veet butions, ard secure an early copy. Only 3244 cents per num'er, or $1 26 per year. Vor sale oy all news agents, ‘and by T, W. STRONG, Publisher, 98 Nassan sireet, A A IF THIS SHOULD MEET THR RY OF A YOUNG LADY wishing to travel through the Western country, she may oe : oy opportunity by addressing W. W., Chatham square Post office. [SFORMATION WANTED-OF JANNET DUNN, MAR Fed some Years ago 10 William Dewery, in Hoston, Maas. Bald Dewery was a and resided italy in New York. If this should meet his eye, or any cf their fri sand ther by letter, or personaily call on Brown & Co., 154 South street, N. ¥., they will hear of some:hing to thelr advantage, ING SINCE DECEMBER 2%4~—JAMES COLWELL Smith, aged 4: eyes, biack bair and whiskers, high he left for the West. Not h ym him it in has met with foul piay, as it was known he had # la money and watchos with him. Any information of him will be ankiully recetved by his wife, at 691 hth avenue, corner of Forty-eighth ‘Wes'ern papers please copy. OBERT DAYTON JENKINS, FORMERLY OF PANA ma, N.G,, will call at No. 202 Kast Broadway, on Mr. Nel- son, between i2 and 3 o'clock, he will hear somthing to his advaniage. SPRING MILLINERY, &. ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF PARIS MILLINERY. —A. MOORE, 204 Atlantic street, South Brookiya, near Court rest wu open tor the inspection of his patrons and the laies of Brooklyn and New Yora in general, French booneis, fp ead French ribbons, dc., &e., on Tharaday, arc) RENCH PATTERN, AND STRAW BONNRTS, CArs, rich flowers, penitiaess ROW Lie | from steamers just arrived, to which special atierition is invited by GkO. X. UUT- TER, 370 Broadway; removed trom 18 Joln sireet. Crs AND SUMMER MILLINERY AT WHOLESAL, Mrs, M. FERLY, No. 735 Division street, begs respectiu ly to invite the attention ot merchants and mulliners wanting pai tern bonnets to her present superb and beautitul assortment of spring add summer millinery, which for richness and va riety, combinea with cheapness, will dety competition, From the well known character of her goods, weir elegance and besutv, Mra. at deems auy furiher comment unnecessary. A call is respectfully solicited: CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY. BAUTY ! RLEGANCE ECOMOMY | 3 andsome iapeniry, Brussols carpets, 8, per yard. Beautifur spring tye fagraio, 4s. bapriieatag Goid window }, 16s. per pair, HIRAM ANDERSON, 9 RAND SPRING OPENING ! Of superb Knglish Medallion Velvet Tapestry snd Brussels Carpe:s. Maguiticent Mosaic, Velvet snd Chenille Rugs HIRAM ANDERSON, 9 Bowery. CLOTHING, &C. 5, 000 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTS- . ing wanted.—THOS, D. COMROY, licensed t« buy clothing of every deseription. Gentlemen having large o: sroall lots to dispose of will receive the highest price for them i the store or addreseiug Thomas D, Conroy, No. by c 491 Peari street. 2.000 WORTH OF CAST orf CLOTHING WaT A ¢d.—The highest price given and cash paid in current money. Gentlemen baving good lett of or supertit ous clothing to dispose of, can obtain liberal prices by senaing their address, or calling'on JAMn8 MUSONAY, 122 Walker street, near Centre. ASTOFF CLOTHING WANTED.—LADTES AND FAMT Hes can obto'n the highest cash prices tor castelt clothing Dy serding, thro ah vost or otherwise, for Mra. Senter, dt Broadway, up tairs, Gentlemen attended to by Mr. 8, ) THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. SMITH BROTHERS, 122 and 140 Fution street, N. ¥., Manutacturers of fire clothes, Call the attention of firemen to their | stock of drab anc blue beaver, pilot and felt cloths which they have now on hand. Samples of their fire conta can be seen at their storaa. QMITH BROTHERS, 122 and 140 Fuiton street. _MISCELLANKOUS. _ 3,500 AORES OF TEXAB LAND AND 299 VIRGINIA, 0.0) to sell or exchange for goods or any property 1 this city, Onllon A. BLAK bsLE&, 247 Washingion street 5 PIANOFORTES AT BARGAINS, THIS DAY, AT 235 © Breadway—HORACE WATERS, Agent. One ‘$259 Gil bert piano for $180; one $850 do. for $255; one $206 do. for and moutdtngs, or $400; one JOTIOK.—THE sSSERTION RE 4 Ire bad abandoned the idea of publishing a Direcvory, of {he City of Brooklyn for 1866-7. we herepy inform the publ is wholly faise, and that we will issue a compieie cit general business directory, in one volume, which we challengs Our competitors to equal. and which we guaranies will far aur piss.any former pupiioation. | HUPH & HENDERSON, Pub lishers, Office 18} Fulton street, Brooklyn. (COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE WAREROOMS J at 514 Broadway, opposite 8. Nicholas Hotel.—Mr, MA't- THEWS offers tor sale the most exvensive assoriment of tancy cottage enamelied and French furnivure in the United Btates,a reduced prices. Every variety of mattresses, paliasses, pillows, bo'mers, &c., at manufacturer's prices. ENTLY MADE, THAT pags SALOON.—FOR SALE, 8TOOK, FIXTURES and will of & dining saloon, situated on Broa@wa: ‘The situat) one of the best in the eily, being on the corn of one of the greateat thoroughfares ta the city. The ‘il fitted up in complete order, and doing a firat ra Beinw engaged in other business is the only ovject Apply to ©, M. HARTWICK, 25 roadway, room No. 1. OR SALE OR TO LET LARGE BUILUING IN FOR. ty-third street between Filth and Sixth avenues, with two or four building lots, 0 by i; well lighted. Also; one browa stone house in Sands siree!, Broovlya. Inquire of S. P. TOWNSAND, 82 Naasan street, up stalra, OTEL AND DINING SALOON.—THK FURNITURE, fistures and good will of the Bay State Hotel, in Fulton street, near Broadway, for aale. There are seventy five lodg: ing rooma, and doing & good business. The ‘ease is very valuable, having elght } ears to run. CA TILLER & CO, 195 Bros Past MELODEONS AND MUSIC.—HORAGI 4 TERS, agent for the best Boston and New York ne in now selling at No. 383 Broadway an entirely new stock superior pianos, meiodeons, and all kinds 0 mnsiesl merchan: dive, St greatly reduced Prices. No hetter ooportnnity to se oure gr kt bt falls Was ever Gil6red. Second hand planer 10914. Pianos t let, Great inducements offered WFUL CALAMITY, THK NEW YORK LEDGER, Which will be issued on Saturday (to-morrow) morning, ‘will contal SeveRAL Macsiricent InwusrzaTioss 1° BURNING OF THE PHILADELPHIA FERRY BOAT. With ali the prominent incidents connecied with that awfu nrophe. Also, the usual variety of other ifustrations. the continun tion of the great story of Norma Daulton, Fanny Fern’s Sketober &c., ac. Price only four cenis. E IN TIME TO BEOURE YOUNG AMERICA, No. 12, this day published. Its aplendid jokes are too numerous to mention, while 11 huntorous illustrations defy description. Brown stupizs, (continued,) increase in interest, and arr cresting @ great sensation. abe Modern Sultan of Granada, shows wp the Nicaragu: question. A Situation Wanted, will open the erent anxious parents “T Dreamt that I Dwelt in Marble Halls,” wili calla ea to the eyes of the friends 0: ** Live Oak Gacees se Sic Transit Gloria, &c., ss0ws bow Waiker’s bomb»be! ‘mocked the bulla, anf tick.ed the bears, Young New York Before and After Golog to Europe, wi) make the scions of our aristocracy ie Feb Difliculties that Can’t be Got Round Must be Surmounted, ir shintto athletes during the hoop epidemic. Young America, 1776, and Young,America, 1856, is too tras tolaugh at, Another of the Things that Worry Ladies almost to} w!! come howe to the bosoms ot every good housewite While the spicy editorials, siashing strictures and cattiny esiire, jokes, paragraphs and palpaoie hits, will be read wits gusto, and endorsed by ail nensiole people. Only sixcents a number, or $2 50 per year. For ssie b: ail news sgente, and b ; 4 T. W. STRONG, 93 Nassau street, N.Y. YOR FOUR CENTS YOU CAN OBTAIN THK NEW YORY J? LEDOKR to-morrow (Saturday) morning, at all the yews depots, with the best illustrations, Le the best artist, of the burning of the Philadelshia ferry boat; together with e gravings of ail the heartrending scenes. ‘As the public are ay . the Ledger never does things by halves, EW TALE JOURNAL. ike opening chapters of an entirely new romance of great juie= Test, entitled Zhe Star in tue Dark, dy the author of Wale Friars: (ustrated in the first eile of the art, by J. Gubeit, No. 578, to ve published on March 22, will be the commence ment of volume 23 of the London Journal, Sold by J. SMITit 60 Sauenu street, New York, AND NEW VOLUME oF. THE LO¥DLN On Saturday, March 22, will be commence: OBLIG =NOTICU.—THK MELANCHOLY CATAs trope at Philade phia, whereoy over fifty lives wore low by the Durning, of he ferry oat on her passage across dhe Delaware, will be fuliy i'lustrated by aplendid und accurate epgravings, spo: by artists residing in Philadei. phin. and enguged orp on FRASK LESLWS 1 LUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. No. 16, to be published to morrow Saturday morning, March 22, will contain the above engravings, besides twenty other i:lusirations ard alt the new. of the week Price ten cents per cepy, or $2 per volume Tu. be bad atali mews depots, Olive 12 and 14 Spruce street, New HK IRISH NE’ WEERLY JOURNAL, SUITBI by the proprietor, Thomas Francis Meagher, dedicated t. the service of the Irish peopie at home and abrona, will br gumlished every Katurday, on and atier the 12th of Apeil, » Ann street, corner of Nassau. E PUBLICATION OF THE LONDON JOURNAL In New Yor! J. SMITH begs to inform booksellers avd publishers that, in consequence the steamer trom Iingland Rot arriving at Now York as early’ as expected, he will not be able to publish that jourrai on Sa:urday, March 22, as pro posed, Dut will commience puolishing it on Wednesday, March 26, hoping thet tvis arrangement wil! moet with the approval Of ail partiee. No, 678,10 be pubiished on March 26, wil! br the commencement of anew voume and also that of a new romence of great Interest, by the author of *Whilefriars,” All communications to be addtewed toJ, Smith, at the office oi the London Journal, 60 Nassau street, New York, HE PIOAYUNE ON THE RIGHT TRACK, - ISSUED THIS MORNING, Friends of the Broadway railroad movement, see the two Isrge cute showing the elevated and the flat raiws in the stree:, in toe true Nght, and bid good bye to your piaus. Enemies 0: the railroad in Broadway’, see the same cuts aud laugh B Lovers of tnn, read the Picayune, Lovers of higt art, see the nine capital caricatures on some of the paintings in ‘the National Academy of Design. They ar2 worth donole the price of the paper. David Duficks is continued, and the editorial columns of the Pic ere tilled with all sorts of comic, serio comic and decidedis serious things, on @ variety of subjects, persons und things, to snit ail tasies but # depraved one; price three cents, Sold at ali news depots. WM, HW, LEVISON, Kaito and proprietor, office 1i4 Nassau sizest. D ANCING ACADEMIES.—MLLE, CAROLINE VEZIEN'S daucing mcademy, 21 Howard street, will continue open vaxul the 90th of June. Classes meet for the instruction of adios ant gentlemen, at: o’clock P, M., and 8 in the evening, jor pracice. Grand soiree dansante every Saturday evening: PMO, BAVUMLIANS ATTENTION TILE MEMSERS Fu ‘ot tie Red Republican Convention of the Siate of New Yeak ave hereby notified that the meetiag of the comvendon to nominate a suitable person for Governor, wiil be held in the city of New York, on the 27th of March, |, at No. 8 Peok slip, ‘The convention to meet ai I o'clock. By order of the cou maitt THE FIREMEN AZV.PPA WIRE ENGINE COMP. members of Kngine Company 43, take this method of ra- turniog thelr sincere thanks to Messrs, John H. More and Jobn Macden, of 178 Kast Twer ty third street, for the bountifal sup ply of retresbmenta furnished ts at the late fire, corner of ‘Twenty second street and Recend avenus,on Wedaesday even tng, March 19, We (ender our warment thanks and beat wish 2 to the lagies of the sama house, for the Jadylike manner in which they attended to onr wants, and kept 1é table augpliet with refreshmenis, JOHN C, MYEAS, Foreman, Crants M, Eonenr, Seoretary, NO. 48.—THE FINE ARTS. "0 CODNTRY DEALERS AND OTHERS,—PAILLIPB & ©O.. 11 William street, have just received trem Europe the finest collection of Rogiish ‘first class engravings ever offered in this city—all Landseer’s, Herring’s and Wilkie’s great works, Ger tlemen requiring fine proofs of all the great knglish prints will meet with them ata great sacrifice. kvery principal pic tive published in England wil! be (ound here al grenily reduced prices Om enle till the end af thie moath, when the sock wii be, closed out. Mewuuius mngileh sporting, pistures for bar Sun display 0! beauty. PHILLIPS & UO., 101 Wil- SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, as seamstre city reference. Can be seen by t 132 Ninth street. N_ AMERICAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS nurse, or to altend on an invalid lady. Can be seen to two days at‘412 Madiaon st,, in the rear. A. YOUNG AND HEALSRY GERMAN WOMAN, WITH afresh breast of miik, wants a situation, as we: nurse Can give good reference. Uan be seen from’? till 3 o'clock P-M. Inquire ot Dr. Joecken, 97 3d street, near Is: avenue. N AMERICAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION, aS housekeeper, or would like (o goto California. Address #. A W., Bay State Hotel, Fulton YOUNG GENTLEMAN FROM CARADA, DESIRES && engagement in a business house in this city, as book Aeepes, or assistant bookkeeper; Las veen employed in that capecity during the past two years, in a dry,goods house in Montreal, Canada. Sufficient retereuces will be given to satin ty parties who may want his services; speaks R001 French; understands English, but cannot speak It very correctly. Ad dress Canada, for one week, Lovejoy House, 160 Greenwich st, N AMERICAN LAD. AGRD RIGHTEKN YEARS, IS desirous of obtaining a situation in some wholesale house; hardware preterred. Cau turnish the beat of city retereu: A note addressed J. H. M., Herald oflee, will be promptly Attended to. (Oats WANTED—I¥ A RETAILQDPRY GOODS Br E in Brooklyn. A young man between eighteen and twenty seara of ege. who has had one or two years’ experienc, an can come well recommended from his last employer, may hear of a siustion by caliing at 482 Adantic st., Brooklyn. H" SEKEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED -BY A widow lady years of age, in a respectable fami: this clty or Brook yn. | hi ion, to take charge o. chi! Unexceptionable references will be givea. Address Herald office. OUSKKEWPER'S SIiUATION WANTED—AN AME riesn Jady, fully competent to undertake the charge of & house, wouid like to gets situsiioa as superintendent pouse- keeper to some (provers estapiishment, or widower, with ove or two smsil childreu to instruct. No objecion. 2 £0. in the country or South. Addrsrs, tor one week, Mrs. Marie V. Lathrop, broadway Post oflice, or to the General Post office. GITUATION WANTKD—BY A PROTESTANT GIKL, AS \O chamberma‘d and sears . or chambermaid and waiter in a plain private family. Can give good city referenre. Cu!) a: the basement of 98 Kast 12th st , first door west of 3¢ ave. ITUATION WANTED—BY A TIDY, INDUSTRIOUS young woman, io do general housework; is a good ovok and first rate washer and troner; bas pins jears’ reference from her last place. Please cali at 233 Kiizapeth st., tor two 78. 10 LAWYERS.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG LaWyBH, of several years experience, and who is pertectly comoe: tent to underiake the masayement of any business which ma be entrusted to Lim, a situation es clerk or partner wita a law yer in good practice. Advertiser nas a smali pra: ‘isiactory references given. Address J. J. ‘ork Post oflice. UK, FKED AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.- situation in either of the yr collector. Van turmish WAatep—a SITUATION, BY A 800TOU GIRL, AB chambermaid, Please call at 165 Wee: 24th 8. ) ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO do genera! Lourework or chamberwork; good reierence can be given Apply at 18 Claremont avenue, in the rear, Brocklyn. Can be seen for two da; WARSTED- A COMPRTENT GINt., 70 DO GUN SRAL housework; one who cam cook, wash and iron, Bhe must be willing avd obliging. and ¢o anything that is required, Wages %. Apply at 79 Kast 3ist at ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, AS & good piain cook; Is an exceiient washer sad froner, and understands baking. Would he wiliiug to nesist with ihe housework of a private family. Good reference. Apply at in the rear, for two days. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woraan, #% chembermaid si or 10 make kerselt useful, I wo day ANTED—A b wom ference given. fcr two days at 2s) TANTED—RY A RiSPRCTABLE MARRIFD WOMAN, with a fresh bresst of milk, a situation, as wet m estable private family. Good city reference given, Gall 19 King at., in the basement, atter IVo'clocs, for (wodsys. ANTED—BY A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Situation, in a private tamily; she is s first rate plain cook, good washer 'enu ironer, and understands baxing, Ac. Can Bive the beat of city retereuces from her inst piace. Please Spply at 214 Kast 2et at., between Ist and 2d avenues, fortwo days. ar ZI / ANTED—BY A 8KSPECTABLE ENGLISH WivOW Jady, s situation to keep houre for some r Ne mechanic; is 4 neat person, and urdersiands keeping @ house in perfect order; would take charge cf un tofant from \\ birth, ‘Wages according to merit. Aoply to Mr. Smith, wilor, 44 Es 24, trom 9'undl 2 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A #ESPECTABLE PRO- testant young woman, as chambermaid and to nsslet im washing and ironing or housework in ssinsilfumiiv. Bastof reference from her last piace. Please call at 35 Dogn wreet, Brooklyn, uo steirs, second floor, back room. Ww ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GLX) situation, as chambermald, or ‘o take care o has no objection to assist in housework; is obliging to make herself generally useiel; has guod city reference. Please call at 163 28th st, first floor, between 7th and Sib ave- ambcrmaid, or to do tke housewors ot \ private Yaroily; Wages not ro'mucn an object Ass comfortable +i’ sion. Please onli at 50s Houston at,, in the store, netween trewdway and Bowery, for twe oays. ANTED—A SiTUaTION, BY a YOUNG lady, a travelling companicy rope. addres ae PV ANTEO—RY A RASPECTABLE COLORED WN, A \eituation as grom and cosshman, who tho>arh ¢tn- dersiands bis business vend can give good city refereave © ad~ ess. G., coastm an, care of Charles 8. Carbead, suicler, 708 Broadway. Ww T*D- BY ¢ MARRIED MA ardever and er, ADA bis wife as cook Bud Hain Greve; we adve rii aderstands his ousinerss in ari iia oranch- en, and can be well recommended tor aonesty, ind: sobriety. A noie addressed P. K., Herald office, w. tended 10, or st 2b; Jet avenue, ith st , for Gv Mave, A SITUATION, AS JANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AB. porter or assistant packer, ip a dry good: lace where he could make himeelf usetal. and ard fe quick at figures, drees F. H., care ofl Pow 7 ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY A BESPiOtaduh MAN snd wife; the man as coachmen. or lo take © work in & small iamily Will engage tor one yea: ipcumbranc Englieh chi employers. Ww) engaged. stave no iateiy left the old country; is members of the and will endeavor to give satisiaenion ‘0 their be seen at 345 Greenwich at., in tne store, TANTED—BY AN AMERICAN MAN, 4 SITUATION ‘as carman or pucker in a furniture slore; asderrtands the care and driving of horses, and is pertrotly wei ascnsint- ed with the city. Cull, oraddress, F. Mf, 4 Ureb ard s'. _ FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, N DRMANDE~UNE BONNE FRANCAIS OU SUISSE, protestante, sachant bien coudre, pour aller 4 le sem ne, 6t pouvant fournir de bonues easer No, 130 Sth avenue, au coin NE JEUNE FRANCAISE DESIRE TROUVER place comme femme de chambre ou bonne a’: chant condre et colffer; nne pigce pour soigner sera preferes. isle peut tournir de bonnesfrecomameudations. S'adreeses par ietire, T, M, Herald offive. VG A THO- rough knowledge of the business is desirous of a aitun: tion, either as miller, clerk, or salesman. an furniah sats. tactory references, Address Cinnamen, flerald office, (0 PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURERS.—A § 4 anor MILL8.—A YOUNG MAN HAV! ART, active boy, the country, 16 years of age, wishes té learn the above trade. any person wauting a fai bial and in. teiligent apprentice can obtain one by addressing Higar, way Post office. ANTHD—A SITUATION, BY A WOMAN, AS SEAM- stress and nurse; has been in her present sitnation the last four years, where she refers. Inquire at 2:3 Bleecker si. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE |, a8 nurse and seamstress, or to do chamber: . Can de seer for two i S31 Oth ave- ANTRD=A SITUATION, BY A R&SPROLABLE young woman, as children’s nurse and to do plain sewing, or to aeaist in the chamberwork; has two sears' reference from her Jast place. Can be seen at 232 Ist avenne, between 19 and 20th ats., top floor, front room. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and to do fine washing and ironing, or as chambermaid and seamstress. Has ot good city reference trom her last place. Can be seon for two darn at No. 100 st, between fith and 71 TANTBD-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as vurse and seamstrass, or to de clainder- work and waiting. Cun be seen for two days at 130 Kast 2h front room, third floor. TANTED—BY A NEAT, RESPECTABLE AND TIDY ‘woman, @ situation, 10 do genera! bonsework in a ama!) family. Can' be seen tor two days at 95 Thompson st., in the rear, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WHT NURSE, BY A respectable young woman, wile hor (rst child; she is young and healthy, with a good breyst ot mtik; bast of rafer ence, If required, Can be seen tor three days at 225 West 26th st. fourth floor, back room. ANTED-BY AN EXCKLLENT COLORED GIRL, A situa ion an chambermaid and wailor, or wo. id do gene. ne Please call ut 97 Sod st, between 6th and 7th ave. TANTED--A SITUATION, BY A LADY, AS GOVER- ness or companion tor a lady, Best retereuce given. In quire of J. W. Dh, 287 Cherry wt. ANTKD—A SITUATION, BY 4 RMSYRCTABI young piri, ae chambermaid, or to wash and iron. Hi the best reference trom her las; place, Van oe soon, for tw: days, at 133 Crosby st., second floor, in the rear, Jy ANTRD—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION, TO y do chamberwork and waiting, or woud do chamber work and take care of children. Has gost ely refereaces, Call at 194 17th st. JANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RASPROTARLE PRO- tostant young woman. a! cook. The best of re‘erences can be given. Cat: atthe Eagie Aetel, 18 Greenwich et., near the Battery, for two days, TANTREN—BY A YOUNG W ‘he tow ner child resents «fourth floor, trot ARRI“Y WOMAN, WHO child to wet nurse. 'Apo'y ‘gout. fat 406 104 TANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPKCIABLE W young Woman. AYA prafeised ocok, washer and iransr. st ot city relerence, Can bu seen tor (wo days at 25 Kast at , in the top front room, TANTED-BY A BESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A y to do chamberwork and assist in washing ‘and lo Need ok rad housework of a wnall famiiy; she isa good washer and ironer, and good plain oook, Bias ood City Teterences irom ber avi p'sce leave call at 225 Hudson avenue, ewe ad BY A_ RRSPROPABLE plain cook, tirst rate baker of bread and biscuit, and a first rate Washer @nd ironer, Onn be weil recommended from her last olace. Apply at 210 Sullivan st., between Bleecker and Amity sts,,firet floor, front room, tor two days. Basno objection to xo to the cow try, WANEDRA SUUATION, RY. AN’ EXPERIENCED rench woman, € le, Aidress A, 1, box 143 Hewa'd Ofice, oF ANTED-A SITUATE woman; she is good OFFICES. PLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS, WiLL '¢ German, linglish. Scotch ana Irish hel», ie families, ot MOnBIS VOHNERT & Bronuway, corner ot Reace sueet Also, fermers, «at thie or the branch O'live, 102 Greenwich «treet, TO, XOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.—i Writ. end complete instructions to ary young wau, bs which he can learn # good trade thoroughly in) one week's, pratt and get from $9 to $12 per week iu any shop in the Uni States, by a¢dresaing Henrs D. Wayne, Hudson Ci'y Post of- fice, New Jereey, and encloving $3. ANTED—AT NO, 4 BAST BROADWAY (BAS AMaN 1), ® lady to go 10 an tastern city, to ake charge o: nery business; wages l'beral. A packer 10 park place ware. A boy tor & who esale dry goods store, P.aces procured for clerks, school teachers, drug cies porters, darkee pers, coachmen, gardeners, housekeepers and chem ermaids | . GILT AN, $10 REWARD--LOST, ON SUNDAY KVEYING WAR 16, 00 Broadway, betweeu Spring and Prince + reels, a email Ring Charles dog, with lng brown: hate, some grey on bis teck, wearing a red leather col’ar, aud answe ‘ing to (he name of Nini. ‘the anove reward wil! be paid to the hnder by ca'ling at 86 Prince street, first A it Foom. $8] REWARD. —Loer, ox Mo , tH mst. IN Broadway. & galt locket, couiaiting hair, in sbeoe of @ carpet bag. The finder will receive the wnove reward hy Jeavirg itat 14 bowery. JAMES FZONR ALD, Wipows: 18 IN WANT OF a WI 27; bas one boy; « widow preferred; no objextion BIS AGE Is to Gren if he can get a good, agreeable pariner; can ' of references; has been in by yal iress (ex years in thie city, dress for two days I, G., Broadway Pos: office, siaiag and place of interview. OF ings, fun mail to an; nufacturing Jewellers, 40 (PO WHOLKSAL.B DRALER® AN TRAD T° gree: cemenéf th Raltcre has induces enad! suppiy whoiseale érglersand ‘the trade at short notice. A cal) satlciven. Lad TACO ‘wanufacturing jewellers, 407 Broadway, batioerng ATORES- FINK GOLD AND ®ILVER WATCHES.— Wiis reer and eae bw i ing all descriptions of gold snd silvar watch ailver ware, at much less then the usual pr He rodgelached levers ike de? 5a fata Boa pane can 3 Fine god Heating detaabed levers, Tul Jeweled Goid and eneme) watches for ladies. lendid: ot chronoweters iw. hea to keep correct Wasetes ee, xchanged, Waichar an jowelry repsired nee menrer, and at much less thas ‘the usual prices. Goodg sent to all parts of the United Staise and tree o obarge. ae GE ©. ALLEN, importer of watehes and jewelry, eB retail, No, in Wal reel, second floor, nene ae ES For Belp Wanted See Math page,