The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1856, Page 5

| eguinst them, and which were tried before Jodge Capron. | ‘They were ccuvicted and sent to the penitentiary for Subsequently, an application was made {40 the Governor to pardon them, and Judge Capron | Backed the recommendation. Mr. Isidor Mobr, a friend | ef the Levis, took the letter to the Governor. A few @eys ogo Mr. Spemcer met Mr. Mohr on the street, and ‘We Jatter informed him that a euit had been com- | menced against Judge Capron for falve imprisonment by ‘We Levis. Mr. Spencer looked upom the proceeding as | Being doth foolish and ungrateful, and on speaking to the | Levies sbcut it they stated that they knew nothing of the |, matter, and that some friend must have commenced the wait without their knowledge. They immediately took | steps to discontinue it, and this without any inteference | em the part of Judge Capron, or of any one on his behalf. ‘8 wae at their request, and theirs solely, that Mr. Spen- ) eer appeared im the Marino Court to disclaim the action. A letter from Mr, Mohr corroborates this statement in al) |, Ste details, The suit seems to have been originated by a lawyer, without the consent of the parties most inte- wemted, ‘Mies Keene presented @ new five act play on Monday might, under the above title. It is the work of Tom Taylor amd Charles Reade. It wes first produced at the opening of the Saint James’ theatre, London, about two years minee, when Mr. G. Vandenhoff, Mrs. Seymour, Miss Glynn and Mr. T. Mead sustained the principal parts. It ‘bas also been piayed at the Boston theatre and im Cali- fornia, It was-cast at the Broadway last season, for the benefit of the Misres Goughenheim, but never acted. The seene is laid in England, during the reign of Charles the Beeond, and the plot illustrates the loves of the Dake of ‘Bishmend and Frances Stewart (Ia belieStewart.) Rich. mond is on the seas pitching into the Datch, and eomning home he finds the King in love with the Stewart. & grand row ensues between the lovers, Richmond get- ting full of patriotism and claret, (queer, for that Dake— ‘the patriotism, not the claret,) afiixes his autograph to some treasonable papers tendered by « fifth monarchy man, Major Wildman, and does several more things tend- ig toenrage the other Stewart. After a great deal more ‘talk than there is any necessity for, Nell Gwyn, the ac- ‘wees, steps in and makes s treaty of peace all round: ‘The play seems to have been written for the purpose of @ontrasting two types of female character aa seen in the Selly, rollicking, laughing actrese, and the haughty and fMigid court beauty. This part of it is very nicely done, Dut there is not enough of it for more than three asts. ‘It will be seen that the authors have taken some Mhertice with the Muse of History—a lady who must be ‘mre to that sort of thing by this time, however. The Plot of this play is too much elaboxated, and it sometimes ‘Decomes tedious, for the reason that one has no Late Snterest in or sympathy with any of the characters, unti ‘Mistress Gwyn begins to diplomatize between Richmond and his Jove. The arch and sprightly manner in which ‘Mins Keene gave these scenes was,traly refreshing; but ene should not be obliged to wait so long for it. This ‘was the more apparent, as most of the actors failed to sive that light and gay spirit to the scene which the posh requires. The King (Mr. Dickinson) was infected with « mild melancholy, which, however pleasant and interesting it may be at times, was deci- @edly out of place in this part. There was none ef that courtly recklessness, that exquisite urbanity, that never ceasing flow of spirits, which made Charles the idol of his people, while they knew that he was hum- Dogging them in the most awful manner. My Lord Buckhurst (Mr. Coandler) should have been @ court Dutterfly, # gallant, who, if he had lived in our day, ‘would have made the most extraordinary waistcoats, the tightest of trousers, and had the nattiest of terriers and the fastest of trotting horses. But Mr. Chandler made ‘him a commonplace person, not at all fascinating either im dress or manner. Mr. Jordan was very good in Rich- mond, and he delivered the excellent speech to the memory of Cromweli very finely. La Belle Stewart was aeted by Mizs Reignolds. It was an uneven performance, lacking vigor and finish, but still good in parts, Miss Reignolds improves. If she will give this part more dignity, and induige less in mock heroics, she will find her account with the audience. ‘The play seems to have been written chiefly to display Nell Gwyn, in a favorable light. The biographers have Gealt lightly with Nelly, whose vices seem to have been rather the result of bad company than a bad hed. She ‘was a sad rogue, however, notwithstanding what they many say about her; and her idea of ‘sport’? was some- thing of the roughest. Miss Keene gave us a nicely @olored picture, sobering down the stronger tints, and sending the people away with a very favorable opinion of “poor Nelly,” as her royal master called her. If there ‘was apy fault about Miss Keene’s acting, it was that she refined the character a little too much. It was highly @lished by the audience, and must be classed among her most successful efforts, Miss Keene never looked pret- fer, and her costumes were exceedingly rich, tasteful ‘and correct. I Nell had stepced out of her frame at Hampton Court Gallery it could not have been more ‘watural. Mr. Rea played Major Wildman with much uno- and Fithough at times it was a@ little too ’intense, yet on the whole it was quite rey done. epys—the unfortunate Samuel—is bur- by the author, and Mr. Johnston wisely con eluded to make him funny, andsave him from y, a8 a whole, is quite interestin ig. weeds the nc sors, however, and wiil undoubtedly Pe Sere house was full’ and the peopie apparently oat Court Calendar—This Day. Unrrep Sratss Circuit Court.—Nos. 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12 to 16. BurremE Covrt,—Special Term——Nos. 1, 2, 3, 10, 11, 14,15, 16, 17, 18. bmourt Court,—Nos. 386, 263, 364, 337, 273, 367, 89, 163, 101. 38, ne 388, 382. Bureaor ‘Covrr.— fos. 67, 68, , 106, 107, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, SiH iis 118, 120 to 138, 186, 186, 128, 11, 142; 533, 144, 147 to 161, 163, 164, 155, 157, 158, 160, 161, 163 to 167, Common Preas Covrt.—Trisl Term—Part 1.—Nos. $22, 215, po 195, 358, 361, 368, 366, 375, he 379, on 382, Part 2.—Nos. 61, 187, 891, 83, 97, 195, 369, 874, ie ‘a4 38 387, 304, 411, 439, 372. if Any of the Hatters of New York Can equal ESPENSOHEID, manutacturer of fine, giesaat. be Sinn end Grane, hats, we would like to see him “trotted it.” We will put his wading «1 epring style for bed say a hata in \ Now, York Look at them before you Broadway apa: roadway prices. His store is ‘White, the ns Hatter has oes oa the omer to 148 Fulton between Broadway and Nassau Stroct, “Visit his. cotablutoment bod select one’ of his aiylen, aes ala0, & splendid hat for 80. WETS, Hatter: = ‘The Beautiful and the Practical United. 2 has been as impossible to unite id beautiful and the praeical aa to marry fre and water. But uh Bossibiity is one no longer. KNOX, the hatter, corner of iway and lett stree!, has reduced the union toa oe po no more marvels of artistic uty ble excellence ard durability. No ine bed ba ever come from Knox's, just aa there are the i 2 Sure Sauer! ee mies _, ears ce food mavens for the hhedd is wt EE Vn the lator, f salon he thus wind ri through he in be closed in erfectly air gat as i renna: To be had oal; siete ST iin stro ig t, corner of Duane New Yi qilght and legant Straw Hate for Chile aahen and summer styles, consisting of infants’ & straw ba ae leg! gers rey ny ae ty, and at lower 9) ox, Re exhibit Wincrake ‘BANTA, 106 Canal street, corner of ‘Nassaa saris at the The eerie pos at 289 Broadway, have entirely ee tees Gsauerreoty pes, ae nine venthe ot the them tor bole ‘correct and flatteriny Se dof gle nesses, firreverved, and void of giere, a1 with dagu i Cost, 50 and oe sale of a Lots nimproved Pro- jon of the public is directed to the sale, bra en Bidohats A April 9, ‘at the Merchants) ua Raoaange, of al valuable lots on ne, and improved Thirty firstand twenty eigiah ot streets. Large Anction Sale of Real Ki beonannaenrta od ton is cal'ed to the '@ and others, [Tat New ‘York ond rw maven, $8 wortby c! an the sale will be without “Titles miaceetanasier “Yor full particulars, we Teter io pt ed in canemash lum, worse i be had on spp ation io the auetioneer, No, 4 }. Pitch’s “Six Saeerea the Pre, Cure of Consumption, =, rons, Heart Exposition of ition, Teandsomnsly bound ia mus Saas es Taito the author, wilt ds at -25 cen's per copy—aut Ginny ein ‘wall be vont by 58, Appl —e letter Bally, 08, 8, FIT i y Rew Yo & Goa iit Broadwi Robe Broadway, aaaerorer Phe obaris and written descriptions aT wed aeons oP cae, lan Tralegs ‘on Phi and Paysiaiogy?” Lea! Straw Bonnets and jaorns Cleaned « eltered, in the pew Itailan Fete. a BEN: TT's. 20 peace arid Clotht a, 7 OP wane 930; “ for the Million, at Evans’ yee clothing fos. 66 and 68 Fulton age fl cassinere Disck, frock coals, 96; e-agan vawant blues droue cons, $8; complete cassemire te state thet NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1856. eet nail de warsal auras. tures, PHORM re ; Our Came—t; pee Cannot be imitated, 7 Wiugrausou BROTHERS, Fulton street, Brooklyn. Lag g Bootes and Those—Sast La sagprabang from the eetebra‘ed manu ment of nlf beetsand Mehi: nit patent lea erahost, Recetved menthly, x Gee Fi FuRRIS & BON, vootoa: Reres60 Naveau ttteet, G v4 sen ua MIeUPSTILD & JULIAN, Agents, 62 Cedar st., New York. 3 Broad: are re] to exhibit their new pecerone 2 fame Recents bees | © carpeting. ih id never before offered. ais Slarge stock of oko I» of every width, and all other geods connected with the trade. One Price C t Waren = Tome & JAYRE, 364 Becadywigh, co ner Franklin street, The latest patterns and best myles t the lowest prices. ‘Window Shades—Improvements and En- peng tar a iy gpen ih Pond a and have, expense, street, ata rer ta a valled assortments folly thirty per cent eeu th than ee betore sold, Asnone are allow ufactt OS spt Be creed pce ent {1 Yerk. Portraits 5 ie in New Yer! stares fr ‘nest "and cheap, muend JIM BRADLRY a call. warterly and or nts, D} the oe atentede, at 02 mon‘! ae ie garments ‘fends Bewin: aay meg od ge See "Fpfringement or patents.—T! if I. M. upon se’ ma Bnet have ‘bees, tram aay wusained by tialy in. he Dniled States courts, FF gult ‘Eton he Fxoelsior Rewing Machine Compsny, & "erdict was recovered in, Kew ‘York; and secondly, in tha’ United States Oireul held at Trenton, N. J., on triai of a sult ‘Wheeler three pa- E Et PATRICK ts the sole the United States of the above celebra‘ed safcs and it Dowder proof defiance apd _crces bars. Depet 193 ‘| street, one MWeiden lane. To Liquor areal Whalen nae Electrotypisia and Photographers, &c.—Samplos of Jjqu prey taal = ac oil, Famaicn 8. ambrotype and ire, aaits gold, sheet and wire; biemul earmize, ulrararine, aha cay, chy, ‘and the most eflechial flan ineeat powder for ante and holesnie and re- fail, by BRL. FRUCHTW ANGE! en lane, To aaa and Country sta Barnes k, 304 Broadway, corner of Duane street, invite the a tentoey of close hovers. their immense stock of patent far the it assortment in oe hel ieipes, by malsphere, ‘erms that cannot fail to command ihe attention of fers throughout the world. All articles at and below manufaoturers’ prices, either by the le packaee se or groes. ES & P. New York, Cincinnati and ‘saa! Franc! Whiskers and Moustaches Forced to Grow in six weeks by my onguent, which will no} stan oF injure the : a GHAAM ste Broadway: Haya Te Fuon sSreet, Broakiys: vy ry on Zelber, 44 Bouth ‘Third sireet, Pol Batchelcr’s Hatr Dy: Wigs snd To and Toupees ore sapedien ty eb ciate, me, new to the wearer, es nes and 00 and durable re is unrivaled sna onl ba hairdye, ts applied in twelve private rooms, at BA’ Broadway. Phalon aa ian Lotion or ee Seantifier for beautitying the complexion and removing f ro son! ous a [eels hands, jor ante ane bp PEALON and eit dren’ Cristadoro’s wavelet Hair fist be phe ose! Toupees Siegen priveis 5 apartment ~irgy plying bis Beanie pri +» fhefonr uly rellabie article of the de'kind cxtast.” Wholesale and re: tae at ChISTADORO'S, No.6 Astor House. Copy the ad- Sa Hair Dye is the Most Perfect and rellable article ever, made for restoring the hair to a namiral brown or black, and {s the only one for which a premi ven at the World's Fair. For eale or applied at 198 and 900 away. Clirchugh’s Wigs and Toupecs, with his sewly invented skin division, Jorecetnc exclusively to kis estab- Ushment. Wi ig. reer cites once perceive their superiority, as they combine s s:vle and correctness of at not to ‘be found in a others, Factory 162 Fulton street, corner of Broadway ps beta! the Blessed Baby.”—Lubin, the aera pertamer, of Paris, is out with surpasses all bis cthers,) with the above nat = Beast Prince.” To be had at RUSHTON’S, 4 417 Broadwa: seeadkens Italian cated Soap Positives Hycures tan, pimples. freckles, eruptions, ealtrheum, tater, 8, &c. Poudre subtile uproots hair from low forebeads any port of the body. Rouge, lily white, hatr dye and restora: tive, at the old depot, 67 Walker reel, first slore from Broad way. Durno’s Celebrated Catarrh Snaff—For Sale stall respectable drug stores. May behad wholesal manufacturer's prices, in New. Yor cuty, of Stephen Fa | lark ‘& Co., Rushton’s, John I. ark. Rollowa: Intment.—{‘ne Great External antidote, impurities in the blood are determined to the surface in the form of blotcher, pustules, dry ex“olations, bols, rashes, &c., this potent preparation 1s tue only safe and radical remedy. told | at the manuiactories, 80 Maiden lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London; and by all druggists at 25 ceats, 624 cents and $1 per'pot. Medical Inhalation, with Constteutionat remedies —Dr. §. 8. FLTCH may be consulled at his office, No. 714 Broadway (now of tne extabliahed a ttttons a ae Gly), for diseases of the tun heart diseases, complaint, female di ‘and chrenis diecuaes generally. Gfiive botirs from 9 A: M. to GP. M. daily, Sundays excepted: Consultation free, hs and Colds.—If you have a Disease one throat or Mo ann eaten ton Dr. Bare ie olden in Sough s rup. ‘It tation. Agents, O. ie road way; C, ener. x oy i Barclay vireoti dhe iden & Neergaatd, Fourth street and the Bowery; Mra. Hayes, 175 Fulton street, Brolin, aaa by druggists gene- ly. See pamphlet. Married. }, April 8, by the Rev. Thomas Peirson, Mr. ‘Argon to MARY Jaxm Simonson, all of Staten On Tuerda: Me J. ‘Philadelphia lease cop: In Broollyn, Ton Tener A Apr 8, by the Rt. Rev. Dr. ‘Loshien, Lieut, Josern E, TEN, U. 8, Navy, to Miss Anaruia LocieA, daughter of Capt. J A. Bigelow, N. Med. On Monday, April 7, after a severe illness, Wi1tiam ALEXANDER, ‘fon of Robert and Elizabeth Jones, aged 2 years 3 months and 21 days. ‘The friends ana relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No, 20 Sixth avenue, this afternoon, at two O'clock, without farther invitadhen. On ‘Monday, April 7, Jome Wmurverick Garws, late of Vorhorn, near Bremervorde, Hanover, aged 20 years. His friends and accuaintances, as also those of his brothers, William H. and Luder Starke, are hereby in- vited to attend n‘s funeral, from the house of KE. C, Kor- ner, No. 47 West Broadway, \his afternoon, at half past ‘one o'clock. Milwaukie, Wis.;.papers plea-e copy. On Monday morning, April 7, SvsAN Frayemoa, only daughter of Joseph and Jane Nagel, in the 6th year of ber The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 16 First avenue, this afternoon, at two o'elodk. Her — will be takem to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- a Tuowday, April 8, Stas Tosras, of this efty, aged 86 acs The friends of the tamily are respe_tfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late resivence, No. 615 Fourth street, near avenue C, to-morrew afternoon, at two o’clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Come- eta Mcetay ereaid), Apes 4; of rr on lay evening, 7, af cons jon, Ronent Ronmera, in the 46th eat oth ne Brae ‘The friends of a Sete are reepectfally invited to at- tend the tuneral, atternoon, at'two o’clock, from his | ie residence, Kon 76 rif street, without further invi- tion. ‘On Tuesday, April 8, Densts Canty, a native of Newcas- tle West, couaty Limerick, heland, His friends and acquaintances are rea ly invited toattend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o’elook, from hia late residence, No. 187 Tweitth street, between Firat and Hecond avenues. On Monday, April 7, his residence, No. 26 Forsyth street, after a frotracied and severe ‘Iineas, which he en- dured’ with Obristian fortitude and calm resignation, Maxmn J. Davy, aged 80 years and 4 months. Bleaved are they who die in the Lord, The friends of the and his of hia brothers, Henry and John, of his fether-in-an, Mr. James Deagle, and of his brothers-in-law, Capt, J. E. Davicon, and ge and Lorenzo Deagle, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'olock this alter- noop, His remaing wil pe interred in Greenwood Oeme- tery. 8t. Lovis papers please copy. On Tuesday, April 8, at the Sv0l tenes of her son-te- law, General Avezzana, Makr, relic’ of the late John Morrogh, Erq., emote ole in the ¢6 bh year of her age, pe iauly, ove 9 ber ooo, Jamey Mog. juaintances, those Ont of May) wi) be entorced pov” Saascisbt Giiehh was rogh, and poere il Joseph er are respectfally pnien te attend the farther notice, from St. Btephen’s church Twenty aighth street, to-mor- row morning, at nine o’elock. On ite gen ere April 8, of dropsy, Mrs. Janz Aocmauay, ne elatices and friends of the are respectfully invited to attend the this o’elock, from the her son-in-law, J. 0. S West, inde eet enna een ril 7, at ten Poe jer rei terment, this afternoon, at half past two o’clocs, from No, £66 Tenth street, between avenues B and C. as Moatay, April 7, Mrs, Many"Kewwy, in the 63d year of ber werd, are respectfully a faneral, from the residence of ber son in-law, Joseph Veppo, No, 18 Hamilton street, this afternoon, at two o’clock pre- cisely, On Monday, April ?, Bawerr Fianean, wife of William Flanigen, in the 3lat year of her age. The friends of the are invited to attend the fu- eral, stom her late vais ‘No. 10 Vandewater street, is afternoon, at jwo o’elock. On Monday, April 7, of pens Oarmannm Mo- me Seal et eee arena atives an o brother, Charles, are res invited to attend the foneral, from her late io. 112 Mulberry street, ‘this afternoon, at two o’clock. On Tuesday, Aprii 8, MicHamL Tra The friends and relatives of the family are reepettuiy inviled to attend the funeral, from his lat jence, No. 189 Kast Thirty-second street, this Pr er at two clock. of On Tuesdsy morning. A) Bae Larue To younaett sha Tinss years 1 daughter of Sarah and month and 19 daye. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, trom ths resldeune of bee pees boc 51 Charlton atreet, this morning, at halt Wiyomiag coun ty papers please copy. jorning, A| sees ar aT month ‘and 6 days; and on ig rendery ing, Art 7, ber sister, Saran Lovisa M. Soughintar yoy 0 months and 19 days, youngest daughters of nedict and Sarah M. Cara. Their remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. ahionday ap FT, Acins; youngest daughter of Sarah im Mot ri 01 ugk el and Wm. A. renner, tged 7 years 1 month and 28 be relatives and Pieces: of the Fermin are respectfully invited to attend the fu: his afternoon, at two from the residence of parenta, No. 82 Jones mie y ‘without further invitation. sunday, April 6, AsTuvR, infant son of Achille and Jcsephine Seco, aged 1 month and 6 days, fe ea ‘were interred in Greenwood Cemetery on Monday mer” ‘On Tronde 8, Tuomas Corrow, soa of Thomas and Ellen Cotton, ag a vigedtivenr and'0 ume in His golden 8 and sunny smiles No more will give us jo Ours only for age. while God claims our darling boy. The friends and soquaintances are invited to attend the Seasie ‘at two o’clook this afternoon, from his fatuer’s residence, No. 79 Washington street, On Monday evening, April 7, Epwin (reread son of John |. and Catharine Clayton, eged 6 months. Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 183 Smith street, one coor south of Warren street, ‘Brooklyn, this afternoon, at half past two o'clock. On Tuesday, April 7, at the residence of her son-in-law, Divine Bur! No. 82 Summit street, Brooklyn, Mra. Ja ayer BLaspsil, late of Portland, Me., in the 88th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family, those of her son, James H. dell, and ot her son- iol Ay, Divine Burtis, are invited to attend the to- morrow afternoon, at three o’clock, without f further o- “ortland, Me., and Boston papers please copy. At Fordham,’ on Monday, April 7, at half past etght o'clock, JoskrH SHEA, news agent, in the 60th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectiully fovited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at one gale | lock, from his late reeicence, at Fordham, opposite the lepot. tlelip, Suffolk county, N. Y., on Monday, March 31, Misa Panne Hicery, eged 06 years. In Newburg. Orange county, on Monday, April 7, at consump ion, Harman TauiMAN, of New York ty, aged 30 years. is relatives, and felendaare respectfully invited fo attend his funeral, from the residence of Mrs. Horton, Newburg, ibis afternoon, at two o'clock. On Monday, April 7, Etizaseru Haut, relict of the late Gooden G. Hail, aged 77 years. Her relatives and friends, also those ot her sons, Chas. ¥. and Andrew Hall, are respectfully invited to ‘attend her funeral, from ber late residence, No. 8 Union place, Bloomfield street, Hoboken, New Jersey, this afternoon, at two o'clock. Suddenly, on Tuesday, April 8, of scarlet fever, ALBERT, only son of Levi and Mary B. Rowley, aged 8 years and 3 months. The funeral services will be held at the residence of his parenta, South Seventh street, Jersey City, this after- ‘noon, at four o'clock. The relatives and friends are in- vited to attend without further invitation. The remains will be taken to Hudson, N. Y., for interment. Hudson papers Please copy. At Union, N. J., on Tuesday morning, April 8, Hever WwW. Pahoa in the 82d year of his age. Ris remains will be taken to Christ church, Belleville, at twoo’clock, whe-e his friends ; to-morrow bs vipa and those of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. _. PERSONAL, \OR ADOPTION—A VERY aA DSO Fi her dled'of yellow fever at Gomory wishing to jer died’ of yellow fever at Gosport, Va. adopt ft, wilt be waited on by ey 7 web wing 8. BIT 18 IMFOBTANT THAT I HEAR FROM « you. Will you please wiite immediately. H. 0. M. r MR. ROBERT CARR, NATIVE OF THE PARIVH OF Killaden, county of Mayo, Ireland, will send his address to . C, Kaston, Pa., be will hear from a friend. FEMALE te ee Y SEPUATIONS WANTED, Aw A pay a HAVING TWO OR THKES ei ar Ottit- wish irreatee beeen ee By iy everyaces vay fining. pine, ramen, Ao; or would Go goas companion BU ATIOR WANTED—. CHAMBERMAID | AND ap ya & small The ‘Dest of city Tembenses given. Onli at at ‘26h st. SITUATION WANTED-BY A REPROTA| BLE A ee Tene were. 05 chenaty bermaid or laundress; best ci'y can be given. Apply at 196 ath st, wear lat av. Can Can beseen for to day. YOUNG Woman ‘WISHKS A SITUATION, AS cee % the mall private family; would assiat with Would chy ‘with a lady to the country for the chy reterence.” Apply ai 214 9h s,, between tstand 24 Srenusn’ sat feor fon room. Gan be seen ali this week. S44 SITUATION WANTID=PE ‘as chamber maid and chy - Can be Brook!y n. BEAPEOTARLE GIRL, 4 (GOOD DRBS?MARES, a German, wishen 9 siiuaiioa, i avel to mu pe wid family, to ake ure ot ohildren, oF 4 walt on et 130 27th at. between 7 and 8b HES b BIFUATION TO DO GENRAL elty reference AS ease call 317 7 event ata lia toes for two days, rt; SITUATION WantED—Br. A Pry eg Burse; can do up eos a tk Hicks A, ate, juired. a "Good olty rote reference, Can Brooklyn. is sauiee WOMAN WISHRS 4 SITUATION AS PLAIN yf ani i be ae | Reuerioe. io fon, reow Ho. BUSPEOTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO ENGAGE A OF (fen'lemen's washing; can do all kinds of ambrotery and fuing meee and Teference given from first tans Indes fn city, eadvess G. 100 Huompeon st, corner ef Houston, rocea 89, é RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD CITY reference, Ka to chats 8 situation waiter do chamborwor ‘fin Otherwise usotal’ Cail ot 116 West 271 room, for wodays, iran 300 Thompoon i. Corben of Houston, Re Ge Aco: A YOUNG iybecicnl a artes OF A SITUATION, A. to do plain o and it 5 can give city re oe 160 Thompson st, corner bs Bouston, on Noe i vie two days. SITUATION aera Py A A, SEAT BOT ARLE, wo- distance fn the at orvedt of city relorence quot. Please call at 366 6th ave., between 22d an WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS ustomed to the eare for sonar at: Make the entire ee fe of | ‘Stent from eral E ‘sn atric city reference. beseen for two ‘or, oe SOE, ashing, Gas 8 bermaid an with the washing. ior two days, at 162 West Slst st. ene A & pei PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTED, a8 to fo short the country Tor the'aya- racatia.” Hho best atcity reference will be Yequires. "Ae: Diy at 109 West lath st aU ATON WANTED-—BY A Led oe nator | as igen can cut chi'dren’ ona are potions (oot fo ibe care of obadree, or to Travel. Plenve i Tagulre at 182 West 32d at. third tloor, front room, between 7th and 8th avs. LADY WISHES TO PROCURK FOR A h woman. ), YOUNG Sewing: Tho most unexceptionsbie, Tpeter a7 and pa capacity, by “SpPlying at her proseat employer's, 0. A FRENCH GIRL WISHES TO ENGAGE IN A FAMILY about to travel in Europe. Bde can give references. Ap. Diy at 158 8d avenue, corer 1éth st. YOUNG, WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, 14 A RE. A _2Peclable gentleman's family; as good cook, washer and ihe best ofcity referees willbe given. “Can be sean tor two days af 199 Wert S8lh sts rear b PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS 10 GO_OUT BY day to do house clesning or washing. Please call at the 20 Btate st., \Brooy2, top floor, back room, Can come well recommended. fdatentbcralit H YOUNG WOM. WISHES TO OB- postions i be a! ibermaid ins fy as cham’ ee de all kinds of ‘tam ‘amily sewing; ons do tion inne toihe ted Fret fungi ce aoe Houabie city reference: aca or aaoas PT. E85 th av, Can be ceen until engs; mfp yim Se WISBES TO TaKs IN A washing and 5 be wine to go out by the day or io do washing. Pieasee ‘at No. 5 Amos st,, near 6th avenue. iT. YOUNG GIRL WISHES a SITUA. IX ty ‘ABLE on ; has been in the country twelve months; is willing and obliging. Call at 1/8 Elizabeth atreet, in the rear. to assis’ in the washing and irosing, Has the best city rel Sones Can be veen for two days at 242 36th st, acy zoteranags, | Can bo ron back oom, Tporsesane. Ce WANTS A SITUATION AS mbermaid, and can do ladies’ fine washing; has lived ith some of te ‘beat fami tea in New York; has of city reterence. Oan be seen at 184 Séth st., between Ist and 2d avenuer. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A RE. spectabie private family, as chambermaid and plain sew- er; has seven years’ reterence from her last place. fjlaszton st, front basement, two doors L. 8. W. WILL FIND A LETTER IN UNION SQUARE Poat office. RISTER—CAN YOU BE IN BROADWAY THIS (WED. neséay) afternoon? Walk, but do not leave loo cartr. BROTHER. NEW PUBLICATIONS. ILLUSTRATED BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. 1,0: APPLETON & CO., $46 and S48 Broadway, have now fea “APPLETON’S CYOLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPBY, ing A mars oF ontomat, uence OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED Writ Sir Archibald Alison, D. 0. Wiliam Baird, aE Senn BAT Burton Prot. Creasy, A. One Prot, Eadie, D,D. 0 D, Prot! Ferguson, Prot, Gorven, KARE, James Hedderwick, erican Francis L HAwxS, D:D. = . 1, royal 8¥04 1,060, Page sheep, 01. royal 8¥O., 1, "$150; halt wcrdceo, Ber bait call, 85 eee cy OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. (From the Buffalo Commercial.} Unilke the ordisary blograpaion! diotonaries, it Sa not exe- outed by a dry plodder or wimere it hack, But is the frait of the combined !abor of some twenty of iterary men now living in Great Britain, on wee artl- cles on such names as ‘had ‘been rendesed familiar ¥0 him by the chatacter of his studies. From the Botton Transcript.) ‘The names of mostof the celebrated aw’ rehitects, ar a composers, capitalists, dramatists, ‘divines, discoverers, engineers, jourpalisis, men‘of acience, ministers, norelials, painters, philanthropists, poeta, politicians savans, esmen, travellers, eae warriors of the sculptors, sta day are here to be found, with the umstances of their lives recorded It ti vod a le work of reference, and will doubtices have aie. (From the cE ae Atlas. The house of ae have earned hor themselves the grateful consideration of the American eral of. — by the republication, though in a rig Rea RF the Cyc! Cg , meee rent pa pane ir. Rich in Lond double columned oct octay hes volume of Ci a ‘mounana, pares sand is altogether the best biographical di so far -, is on bination of completeness and convenience Is sou; ure ncqnainted with. It supplies an important wan ie iterary oo c its will, we doubt not, be ratvefully appreciated t by the public. New York Saturday Courier } ‘The ‘spography of thie work is on & Tih its tatrinete merite, and numerous likenesses and embellishments materially enhance ita vaiue, Every library, private and pub- lic, needs a standard work on this subject, and none will be four d betler adapted, either tor the student or for popular use, than ‘he work under review. (From the North American.} The American edition of this work is very copiously and deaviifully iLusteated with portraits, birthplaces, tombs, aed ovber mem f the distioguisbed persons fare given, and the work 18 60 Diwpagtly 6 ‘done that its popa- larity will 'scon become an accomp! plan Met. (From the Daily Times, Philadelphia, | ‘This fs a beautiful volume ot 1.056 bag banat em- Deilited with some 10 or 600 engravi traits, birtbpleces, tombs, and other m nls of of datingtidied wen.’ The work ‘is based on a recent Bagiich pop) Puplication, in ‘which but Litt’e notice was taken of Ame present Edition supplin that defcteneys and,_in editing It be, awrey has followed the original plan ct agvining particular cineses of characters to #uch American writers as were bent qualified, from their peculiar sitdies, to turnish good memorials {from the Boston Advertiser | A well arranged volume like thie ie of lodged w ali readers or ‘One, which gave only ine principal daten of the lives Of distinguished persone Frould be of groat Value, as it wontd put the reader in the track of other sources of information; but this work does much more, and will bere: ceived as a most valnable and interesting ‘dition to. all Hbreries. [From the Woreester Palladium. ‘The uvinitfated public can bar ve but s faint idee of the im- merse Intor through which thi is obtained; and, therefore, it is tlly prepared to award | a ard fall meseure eof justieg to the Fo lop etd ‘and sound rcholarship sala ie such contribution as (bis {0 the literature of @ people, ‘[ COMPETENT PERSON WISHES A SITUATION IN ‘a respectable private family; is a first rate chambermali 4nd laundrsss; no opjection to the country for the summer, Please call for two days, at 24 Rast 12th at, RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN rmares A SITU- ‘ation to do general housework; beat cit Can be seen for three days at 118 * Greenwich ofa ag ald beck room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A young man, nj can wait on & table: goed cits reterence can be ‘givens ‘Apply at 79 Heary st., three days, Aw wipow La yaw CONVERSANT Witt THRE ENGLISo ‘® situation, in a private See ckemrtaate eect cia ie er fo object el West or South. a'Fo. § Carroll place. Thloecker street. bs A BXSPECTABLE GIRL ants A SITUATION, (AB dressmaker and seamatress, in & private family ; Stands fitting and cutting ladies’ dresses, Has the best toy reference, Please address B. D., Herald office, for three days. ELL }DUCATED GERMAN PROTESTANT, WHO understands dresmmaking, embroidery and | It binds of oy oe Boi tnation in & res] crane bee A Beck eaent piace, ‘244 Fourth street, where will be well rescsanen YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, IN A PRI vata family, to do general housework; best’ of clty rete. Fence from her last place, | Gall at 117 Butler ‘st., between Host aud Bond ats., Brooklyn, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. tion as plain cook, washer and ironer, or as chambermaid find to asaist in tho washing ‘and ironing.’ Please call at 199 26th st., between Sth and 9th ava. Gooa city re'erence. SITUATIONS WASTED. ie dele rspeciale American 2 wants a sivua- woman s ‘Present situation. wat ibe bouse Ish Brostway, bear ‘Slst st, spermato pa ee A Se aR SITUATION WANTED—AS a WAITRESS. IN A PRI- Ae vate Sky, Cay at to do piain sewing. ‘be seen hs melphalan atteee aeee¥ SITUATION WANTED—BY A A, REPRE ATLA, prsvale omy; bast Tras the best of oily relerentee, Appiy's ?T A SITUATION WANFED—BY A RUSPEOTABLE shan beat of ei rt elerenct. * Can be soea tor two ork; ie. days a 279 Gib avenue, front! it. YOUNG WOMAN weer A SITUATION, TO COO! wash and iron fora I family; is # go3d bread an Discult baker; ry cau give goed aby reference. oe Aare 15 East 16th st,, corner 8d avenue, over the drug store. SITUATION I8 WaNT pace § A RERPEOTABLR ne UF my chamberwork and would ome st Aaquire ior two days at 1M West 2Bth eh bat merece hh and wt $th aven A SITUATION ae COOK, BY A V#éRy ree) woman, who unders'ands ber business in all Sanremo tepstie o laking Ine ears conta oes 'D; NO! i. bas good cit Fa ene ‘Can be seen until suited st No. 7 referense. Unige Coury University place. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO ENGACE WITH A about can do ni sewing, ia f gent etal the boat at lad: ad te willing to make herself 4 seta given. Can be seen at Inst place, 33 West A PROTESTANT hes WISHES A SITUATION, AS chamberma'd and wait plain se Smee, OF wdo 9e Wing; no ob- Jecuions to assist in the wasabi and ‘ironing ; city reterence if required. Piease call at 200 Pacifio st., Brooklyn. RESPROTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA ina er ly, o7 an child's nurse aud work. Please call at 121 Boerum st, between ‘oan sud BerBen via. for two days. GREMAN PROTESTANT GIRL; VARY FOND OF ehiléren_ wishes a situation, to do up stairs. In- Quire at 110 West 17h street, in the rear. DRESSMAKER WISHES TO NGAGE WIT A FEW families to work ou’ by the gr month; under- tana all Kinda offamity sewing: “Address 834 2d we: PeRYECS LaDY’8 MAID. WELL BECCUMENGED, hn a er services to @ family travelling to Europe, or to ‘an invalid, pen umersiien notso much an object asa gool situation. Can be at her presest place, Fy the corner of Hicks and Carroll sta., sta, Bouth Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTRD--BY A RESPECTABLE Yourg woman, na cook, sng rer Ss ia capable of doing general | unde fy. Best of of oye referencs. ‘Gall for two days at 360 Iat ave. Bue, one YOUNG TARY nical A SITUATION IN A FAN: ey store, lad} OF any respectable business; is a food sesmatreas; & country city 7) references. be seen till employed at 72 hast 12tn st, southeast corner of 4th avenue, A note addressed Advertiser, shail be promptly attended to. (ARMER,.—A SITUATION, Ad F 18 WAxtE ‘WANTED, Ay @ Protestant married man, of energy and indus rious hepite, Kas won premiums op took end (arm produce in ante ral, ond commands thorough pracioal Knowledge of bie business; no ob, to apy part ot the Union. Thomas, ‘plera‘a ttice, until enzaged OVERNESS.—A YOURG Lavy, Fr 8 me BXPs- athe" oblldren ‘de’ not exoent twelve years of age BGS wil noir sot thee them in Bias a. ar masic. female BRNKBE.. USTOMED TO TEACHING, and is pe ee ee oe situation in a family, ‘he salary not of so much importance as & p home,” Address O-¢ C., Herald office. ADIes’ AND GERILAMEN'3 WASTING AND ing executed in the neatest poesile manner, Faw. Mas Went, 27th at; beat of eipytr , eeaient whitewasher, and wo goout to no ob} day's ‘URSE’S BITUATION WANTED—BY A COMP’ re she car have one or {wo a = ia sewing. paris puree; bo BO 00; we le © feren ‘seen en- jod 81140 Went 384 at oe) tae LACK WANThD—BY A YOUNG qm 70 @0 20 California, or to travel with » tamily; is rasta cat ocean: for two days at 358 2d avenue, Between aad Vaso aes 5 at cal ED WOMAN, ST Thho ie drt rate rh ty a vate famity. | No objection to go to the coun! best of elty reference, eros teres, as easy ba Sins tenmatrns WANTED—IN AN AMERICAN FAMILY, stress, by a ‘women just arrived is ae at way er rau gape rénses; x o ym 3 ‘clock P. Me Address Letire R., box 173 lernid office, iTUARION wan BN Le iy" A TOURS. oa TO COOKE Can be seen bake ber presen employer's, Nevine at. first. door north be Al ie ‘Brooklyn’ for two days. No boarding house keepers need Sra WANTRD—BY A REIPEOTASLE YOUNG oman, in » private family; abe is good plain cook, a froner, 8 ; whe would do cherberwork and meke herself generally nsethlt has goad re- ference. Please call at 234 Weat 26tb wi., between 9b and 10ua ‘avs., top floor, front room. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECEABLS iB GrRS sewer. Good city erence. eneen At §2 West 26th at, for ove day. Prot ae, ITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL, WITH, GOOD a ernest, as chambermaid an ter, or cham- no objection to go in. ‘he coun: try. ry. Onabe seen for two cays at 210 West ath at. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RK&SPRCTABLE @: n years Coe to take care of shildren oat so ek chamberwors. Can give good city reference; is agreeable of meat and tidy habits. ata te seen for two days at 143 east ‘2ist st., between 24 and 3d ar ITUATION WANTED — AS A KESPEOTABLE PRO- testant young woman, as first rate cook, ween washer andi baker. Can be seen till ‘Warren Between Hoyt and Bond me, Breoaiyes ee Bac oy ertg! A RESPECTABLE washer and ironer; ‘woman, a8 cook, good the bent ‘ony reference can ue given. Can be seen for twodays at 53 Chrystie st,, In the rear. REAPROTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISdHS A situation tn a small private family, as plain cook, washer ‘and {roner. No objection to go # short-distance in the country, Can onme well recommended. Please call at 195 Mulberry st., room No, 4, ne00nd floor, RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISUKS A SITUA- tion as laundress; understands her business well; Mietel have no objection to do’ ghamberwork. | Would lke to @ 1amily to the country for the summer. Good ct ence can be given. Please call at 20 12th at., between avenue and Univerrity place, in the thread and needle store. Ae ar JOUNGGIRD WARES A ny aed stress; is willlog to, make. horwsll Be oor tot fiss noon: fection to the eountry for the summer. 15 rose street he beet of city reference given. A‘ SITUATION WANTED—BY, A YOUNG GIRL; GHE ood cook, can bake, wash and tron well or &6 gene. Good reference, Can be seen this week at 34 imtnoutarare, “Gou REEPKCTABLE YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WANTS a situation as nurse; ; 18 a Protestant; bas goed city reference.’ Please call for two taays af 209 nat at et. ‘A SORORED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO ath and cook; is accustomed to large boarding houses ard notes: or would wash and iron, or do chamberwork and Waiting; Hasno objection 10 go i the county; was brought op at . Apply at Mr. Jones’, 10 Jerse: echiges sat ore ‘he bteoctettinmet | GiEE WISHES A Oe ee ‘matrese; understands all kinds of family 20 sewing; no objection to assist ia pl Can ee the best of city reference. Can be seen for two days, at ‘Dominick et., between Variok and Clark sts, A Bese RORARee ee WISHES A droou an cea, a ep femi a ri excellent Perri canes. Pleme call, or send @ note, for rtacnaress, oI jst 26th st., first floor. Ae RESPECTABLE GERMAN Peet WANTS A SITUA- as cbambermaid an sewer, Bost of reference roca het inet Place. Apply yabr ck Chrystie at. AS SITUATION WANTAD BY AN ERGUISH pRorne st rivet ttl voudirg howe! oi ions 10 BO & ean into the country. Apply at 248 0 days, \ulberry st, for LADY, OF SUPERIOR ENGLISH RDUGATION, AND @ teacher of music, is desirous of obtaining « situation as fovernecs. in a gentienian’s family. Please , for one week, Governess, Herald office. btw doy ted YOUNG paw WISHES situation, ine private een, @ first rate ree tien frm her ian place. faces’ ADpIy for eeeeey Reutvan t., in the front t Baaoment bet betwoen Spring and jroome rts. RESPECTABLE FROTRGTENE WOMAN WANTS A cH situation, to take care and do plain sewing. ‘Wages not so eyes! shag ie Comores 6 & home, Can Deucen for three vi a, ‘corner of Watt et. “RESPECTABLE er WANTS A SITUATION, “AS chambermaid, and to sesist in the washing and ironing, Or to do sewing, Good lyf ‘ference given. Can be seen for two days at No. 9 Weat 3ist st., it not engaged. KA Pre a Oman wee SITOA, Ao joo: baker ins tived with some of Bie bent Pamilien in the eG for several yours, ‘Best cliy reler- noe given. Oau be seen for two daye at 42 Weet Broadway. cana WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN@ woman. todo eral housework; is @ iain cook, ‘and ironer;‘sas yo objection 6 go ' Short Sinance Rk ecauniry. “The bert of ty renes’ given trom, bee referen sbehas lived twelve mosthe. Call a 110 ieee st, rite 6th and 7th avenues, in the rear, second floor. ITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID AND TO ‘aesiat in washing and ironing, or to do plain sewing. city reference can pe given. Please call at 279 6th avenue, be- tween 17th and 18th ad WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, i SHEATION — A RESPECTABLE GIRL, washer and froner. Good city ronrenee can ve Givers “Cail ‘at 279 6th avenue, between 17th and 1! SITUATION WANTED—BY A HIGBLY Smarr Woman, who thorough!y undersiands her business, as first class coc ricapesioot Taking ine entre “ot the Bitchen, objection to assist in the wal pig ny od Would have droning if required. rhe best of city reference can be given astecl ler and capability. Can be seen fortwo wo days ‘at eo ‘West Lith st. between tth ard 6th avenues, in the store, ITUATIONS WANTED -BY TWO R¢SPECTABLE re, sisiers in a respectable orivate family; one ne cook washer snd eee the other as chambermsid and waiter. Have near recommendat‘on feom thelr laa” Place. Pleate call at 262 1ith st, corner of avenue c. SITUATION WANTED—RY A VERY bse ron qgoae 13 Agee ‘as cook, who ihormuty und re in all tts branches; can can make and erect | exeelient pases; mow rd cit ‘au se wasting iven. Wey, Sorween ren Sh and 4 sta., room 17, up stairs, on MITUATION WANTED—AS RURSR BY A BRSPECTA- ble sree widow woman, to care of an infs invalid objectiens ‘0 travel or {0 the country. Can Deseen for iwo date at 104 Gik avenue, thifd floor, (STATION WANTED-—BY A YOUNG AND HEALTHY ‘an wet nurse. Best city reerence. Can be seert at pg Sh ‘West 27th wa ee Cae besrveee. 7h and 8th aveaues, aM Siby een Wa. Sp eee OR SEPARATELY, ell recommended fad two 5008 & tie aer au very ing siambermnia ree and Js accustomed to the duties of nurse ‘ns well as being ire ond od chidren. Apply at 10 Tillary street, near Fulton, Brooklya. eure WANTED -BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl, as ehambermaid ‘ae chamber rae and waitress, or Pepe Gd fine washing and ae. ‘Can de recn at ber present place of employment, 55 Laight st. ITUATION WANTED — ~ A Bakhtin & WOMAN a oe at rate shirt troner. shee ing house ‘er hotel; would ‘go's short ‘tne sountry. Hiss the best of elty reterense.” ty og Soins WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN ; 1A first rate cook; no objection to assist in washing. Best of reference. Plense oui! aCW04 Mart 17) roars @. Saar WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Tryaap, te nurse or chamParnald; wou'd have 20 tion to do the cooking of a runall family” ‘Bort Can be seen at 162 West léth st, Bevel tees fe rear, for two cay ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE competent young woman, as stress and chem yer- maid; ia vent ehirt maker, ‘acd Understands ‘all kinds of fa- mally seqir g; no objection to 0 Out..by the week or month to sew, “Has food eliy refererce, Can be soon for two daye at 175 224 st., near 1st avenue, second floor, front reom, STEADY, SOBER Sone WANTS A eM ab A igs good ccok, washer end troner, and has good refe jb oke from her last place, 52 Hamilton avenues, South Brook- yn. PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION aigyambermald wasber and ironer, oF to ake care: at 1» opposite ston at, in the basement, Brooklyn. _— ene HIS WiFS WISH SITUATIONS; HE AS accustomed to take charge of a rentloman’s Binoe Understand taking Get of horses and ‘cattle, © oan bui'd Dest of store ind is very handy with carpenter's tool, Bis wife fe a firat rate cook, washer and lronar. recommendations given, Can be seen for two days 288 Frankfort st. ALTO SINGER DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT IN A’. qtartette choir of some Protestant church in this city. Kadreas 8 Musto, ‘Union square Post offixe. Ae YOUNG MAN, FROM THE WEST WANTS TO FIND ra ment, a8 eee wren in some whole- Ty Gs gneaced i in the esas grecer’ wine last thi wince "Can fiuence some gocd Western trade: isnot t atrald to Work olty reference given. Address D. H., Herald office, for two days, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, AB ‘wet nurse to go ont; her baby issix weeks old. Cali at 3st Eiveabeth st, between Houston and Bleecker sis., in the store. Ad RESPROTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A ee to do chamberwork and sewing; or woula see and sew; is & gocd plain seamstress; best of refe Tescen given, Plosve call St 4) Stk we im ihe raat, between Oth and 6th avenues, Can be seen for two days, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN We Aa (SITU. rivate geritleman’s family, cook or iret tat te ag no objection ‘duer town of country, Sr to take the entire charge of 8 \tlemaa’s manrion wi in town or coantry js 9 good er; can give sat Poy recommendations trom ‘amnion in Ko, |, where ed for many yeare. Please cali at,or adjrees M. M, ae 7th avenue near 26th ste Can be seen for two days, SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG platy cook, washer and ironer, ine smail i funder ciands baking. Gocd city reference given. Uan be seen Hp 28 4in at., near Troy. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHRS A situation, as chambermaid and to assist in the washbin; gd Lroning. Can be seen tor two days. Please call at 3; lonrce st, Alana ane and plain FOUNG Woman, as nurse; understands plain sew! 1a8 good city reference tg! Imst piace. Cali at 46 3d venue, between 10th and It “A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION A8 GOOD plain cook. in a private family; is m first rate washer and froner; has best city ane from her Tent pl place. Can be een for Iwo daye, al 10 Troy st, Dear Greenwich avenue, in rear bui CCMPATENT WOMAN WISHES TO WORK OUT BY A. “the das; ove whe can give every sa'le/action ia en'ting and firing ‘aden’ drerrea., Galy at 46 Went 13th ate, firs floor, RESPKCTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS ABITUATION’ ‘as reamstrees, ina private family; beat of city refece: ca can be given, Can be reen for two days, at 134 Mot! st., be- tween Hester and Grand sts , third fi or, front room. A ~SITEATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young Wcman, as cook or chambermaid; is a good washo: and irener; no objection to New York; can produoe goed re'e- rence, Can be seen for two days. Please cali at No. 28 War. ren st.. between Columbia ond Ricks sts., first floor, front reom, Bouth Brcoklyn. RASPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS A ‘washer and trover; understands bebing) 8 rivate taml- iy preferred; haa no objec'ion country; bas good references {r:m ber last place, rince st., room 9, third ficor. YADY WOULD LIKE 10 ) TAKE THE SAWING OF A few families to her own house to do; would take work from the Tholerale stoves; satiefactory references given. Ad: dress J, A. V., Union square Post office, rey YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- A. ‘tion, ina emali, respecta'le famtiy; isa good washer ud iroper ‘and pinin cook. Can be seen for two days, Piesse at 50 Monroe st , In the sogar store. SITUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE young man, as walter in s private family; has lived three yours in Bis last place; pertectly saber and honest Gan Cur- inh the bewt of textimoninis. “Pleane call at 28 Rest 12th rt go in the juire at 163 SPECIAL NOTICES. WERICAN ING 1107 MEOHANI SOLU R= —A MEET. Ing ot thie gia will be held at « 461 Brosdway, thie. Wecrerday. ev Kay a Sonia BU! Jject—Use of ren in Buildings, GS, Bee, OR: TO 1HE GREAT DEMAND TOR rogers TO RVERETT’S addrees on the ton, at Ply mouth church, Wap on Thurday, pril 10, numteren tepe cled, a fate rm the pupite ‘dat a itsited leit for ale’ at the ws ete ey ee Axen UR RAILROAD COMPANY, COR- y{rat street and Third avenue, New —Proposals will be recetved un- office, for the excavation of ui rer te at ii, a ae. atoul yar of earth, ic. Plana can be seen at Sepot. Wits A. DARLING, President,” ARBFIBLD.~ STB NIMBY RS or ane A. Uon are hereby no that the parem trustee ‘be at 163 Bowery erch Friday Svening” nul thet the Ist ot May. deliver deeda to ruch an are entitled to them Atter that date ‘howe who iuion,” A RESPHOTAELE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITU\- tion as nurse and reamstress. The best ot city rete‘ence can be riven, Apply at 31 Prince street, Can be rean for two A RL ae tad RIGHTEEN YEARS OF AG! would tna in some wholesale store; wor babe ee ibe Pa ee He of good character, re est ef reference. Sa'ary no object. {wo days, P. C.8., 43 6th avenue PROTESTANT UNMARRIED MAN WANTED—AS waiter, in a privatefamtly, One who thoroughly under- wands » bis Dusiness, can bring good recommendations, and is not afraid ot work, may apply githe office 42 Chatham st. ARE, VOYAGEURS.—A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN, ‘who designs vieiting Eurove the ensuing season, to re- main en unlimited |. would take charge of an favatls, , (being @ physician of experience), or associate him- felf As a companion du vovage with an agreeable party. Ad- drese I. WwW. _F. James, Boston, Mass, NILRMAN WISHES TO TEACH FRENCH aes se Krab leasone.© ie enn Glapose OF evo honts every day, ive Eng's le can " from 7 tog o'crock P. ‘M. Address P. F., Herald office. sche Pa yd WANTED-BY X ReSPRCTABLE young man, lately arrived from England; is a eood waiter and Willing to five satiafection to his employer; ia very oblig- ing. Can be seen for two days if not engaged, at 332 Green. Wich et., corner of Jay. “SITUATION WANTED —AS GROOM, UNDERSTANDS the care of horses thoroughly, and is a capi'al driver; has undoubted mendations. Apply at 192 45th st., between Ist and 24 avenues, A* FXPERIESCED two days in a week leisure time, mnement to veep or BOOKKEEPER HAVING —s be oon to meke ap MARRIED MAN. YEARS CF AGE, WISHES TO ex gore himselt el her an, bowk or store ‘keeper, in any meresniie or manufacturing business; hs speaks aud writes the French language fluentiy, and ia not unacqueinte! with German ond Dutch. A moderate salary on'y expected. Ap ply for three days, under letter O. H. R., 228 &h avenue, ia the barement. PROTESTANT MARRIED Ma N, aBE AND WIL L. A. "ioe-to work. wants etnploy ment in this city, oF conreniaat fo it; be bas no family cnly himself and wife; he ‘s » good vege table garden peoman end quick at Bares: is wi'ling to Gx ore or hotel, cons ant employment more an ob; city reterence produced, ec Aderess I R. oT Ueraid office, of eet Ea cre anes Address o . Siete WaNTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 48 cook: urderstands all kinds of mest and game 202king; also Daking and soups; ean excellent washer and ironer, ‘ifre- can up shirts nicely. Good city bul ‘A 81 Weat That. belweon Gil and 7ih ave.,secsad Noor, ITUATION WANTtD—BY A NICK YOUNG MAX, aS a0; per: de the care and ent of horses, and Je a good, eafe, driver; good reference req ie juired; has no objecion to go tance in try. Can be ceen, for three days, at Mr. Hurson's livery stable, 23 12h at. “corner ot University place. ISUATION WANTRD—BY A Rigged MAN, ASOUF door clerk or collector; is ‘o make bimeelf 7 ‘adress L. ¥., box 160 Herald office. 0 OALIFORNIA.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A respectable lady, to go as chidren’s nurse or 10 ral Cr es ; would be Ke bes pay ete Bee pessoas, oad ry "uake. ree) ert three days, at 289 Wea! 17Ih at or (0 SISTERS WANT SITUATION . (One FaMiy— aid and waiter; Poth ing to asst ‘sgn olsen, and wave. Bo ohiestiew (0 £0 ‘a ine country’ withe fumhiy for ‘bg summer. aD eae te between 8th and &h ave. Can be seen for oO Le pe tt GIRLS WANT ‘ITUATIONS— one a8 cook, washer frover, the other se chamber- maid snd waiter, or pot —S aid and sesmstress; the best of city reference can be given, Call a: 70 Warren st., between ih and Hoyt, Brooklyn. 1)WO GIRLS WANTED—IN A SMALL ba FAMI- ly; ee aac ane ral housewe: Rs must be ® good baker; and one and seam: Hirese; musturderrined cutting and fttiog children's deemes, Torehooks preferred. Apply at 234 Clinton st., be: reen 10 and NO LADY INVALIDR.—A WIDOW LADY, B°RIUING one. In 8 retired locaticn, who for years bas been accus- jomed tg the requirements of the sick would ace mandate & Indy with board, nursing and stl at revious to and during Cn Addrees A Friend, care ot hs Swarts, Chatbam square Pom office, N. ¥. U be IMPORTHRS.—A YOUNG MAR. WELL At QUAINT. mark a 3 ‘7 it Sayer f raion York 6 se ‘an €D, nt as buyer for - ‘Acdzene FW) at Mr. Prusee's, 196 Queen wirees Glasgow. ‘BE ADVER+tI¢ER, A pay GENTREL COL 1 alee ete aot weet ren. ge call at No, y to B o'clock, for twoeays salle - Y ie HOTEL PROPRIETORS.—TBE ADVS. Cesirous Of procuring a situation as book keepar or wena ina first class hotel, having had experience in that capacity. References unexceptionab) ie, Address Allen, Herald »illeo, Hd “WE OLESALE up BRTAIL BOOT AND 8-08 oe stores, aaareed tal your ve, AB Cul falerman, one who undere - itr nee nd can give the best ot Tolerense. ‘Address’ F PM. 7 ANTRD—BY AN AMRRIGAW WOMAN, | SIrUA- W ‘Won aa cook, washer ad ironer; she thoroughiy under: stands her business; ean be seen for itee daa Heat ot ety piven. Cail ot tty tecoxd door from Gouverneur at, ?f62"4 Hrs frou ronin, Wanzpsy A RESPECTABLE ton, in & private family, as seams dressmakit &, cuttioggand mal bo} ce. Addrens M. W. On 150, Broome and Spring. Blizabeth «: Can be seen tor two duyn YOUNG MAN POSSESSING CONSIDERABLE axes rience io genera\ business, and ® thorough know! of bookkeeping, is zo of procuring @ stusion in counting house of ac Ne tirm; wonld not abject to Fic. the West, Address Bierander Robertson, box 1 ae Poa ce, BS ENTRY OLERK OR UNDER “SAURSMAN, IN A dry goods lore, by ® young man 20 years ot age; writes ¥ good band, and is well acquainted with the 3 sik basi- moderate salary only required; Telerenows Ad: W. &B. 0. 0S Broadway, up , care of Herman Meyer, SITU ATION A3 COACHMAN WANTED—BY A RR8- understands his bu- pectable married man who fect: TS _ mall as DO objection to the y fe to capabiiily andsobriety, Call,for address a note to at Lawrexce’s coach factory, 364 y= 2 or son'n endaiery{ corner of PrazBlln au, nud willbe attended te for two days, days. COMPETENT BOOKKREPER BY POURLH ENTRY, LADY I8 DESIROUS 8 OF OBTAINING & SITUATION A SMES situation, either to have the charge or as an aa hy & for 8 com ‘aes ah a Frotetant gr and | tstant, arse Set as entry clerk. | Boat of re erocoe given. ply at te Se eee ORS. pFoadway Poa oflea. To STEADY GIRL WISHES TO BN- A gage with @ lady or or tamily going to England, as waiting” YOUNG 20%, Rope - Pb ig adn coe ‘Would aaa mae a ere an pi ee beat reterence % Cw the coppers tinemith’s or Dnainess. by een po eat O~ tm hee copy at at 25 Pro A gh] she | Apply at 79 Mulberry street, , for days. Weebingion, Brooklyn. A eae GIRL bing “14 7 cohen AS SEAM Greeetaakor in's private aut by the day. “Beat of tty eetrenoo. Plotne calla 210 Bast ct) between let avenue and avenue A. ‘Nid A BITUATION, AS A erecta ree, Walter, oF to amsint in ths weahlog’ and ironing. The best ot recommendation from har inet plice. Gan be seen ror (Wo das# e: AG Proepect uy coruer or Navi, JOPYING.—A Ried LADY, OF RESPRCTABLE healt taal eer cronies writing to do either at home or Mrs sino, neat nd hic bund. -Adtrow Marin Horald YOLORED COOK WANTYD—MUST UNDERSTAND her business. and do the washing in a fami v ot two [i Aho. girl, for chamberwo.k, and WASTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPOOTABLE young woman, as chambermaid, seamstress and waier; v reference. Radernian, fs all kinde of family sew Jord cit dagen, at 168 Rea entor two + Near 24 avenue. wa ANTED— A ‘A BESPAOTABLE PROTESTANT Wwowan, and seamstress, for ® isdy who is an in’ ae ry yeapeganie Protestant fir), sires, ber w merican, English, German or Eeotch preferred, Apply te frame cottage wi eupala ox Lafayette avenue, between Clarson and Franklin avenue Kast Brooklyn. None need apply but those who can producs the best of reference. ANTED_AX SITUATION, BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, TO io housework in a smal it family, or to take eare of Pig dren owl do pleas towing: ‘Con be news he ire days, at 242 éth avenue, J ANTRD—BY A YOUNG AmEBIOan WOMAN, A SI+ tuation, as nurse. or todo p'ain sewing; has no objec- tiods to sew by the month; is le of tekong care 5 Plenge call at 70 Spring tl, in the dry goode Sores nem Wiring by IE, BY A BRSPROTANLE youn would be willing do fine washing tonnes or e waiing, it required; fi rate hand to 40 up laden Call 1 a as siemens a WANTED A SITUATION BY A One, as As PT ns to make hes pind of an veful; BAS no ol jecti"n to ihe oven jood reference, Please cali at 504 Honston st., second ‘aNTRD—A _ SITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLID jung women as a Peco nee family; one who orouy ist ‘understands her }; no objecth wash gand ironing. he best sity relerebee gives. aeoia by ‘ANTED—BY A R®APROCTABLE WOMAN, A 8 - W hon an ‘cock; fs wile g 10 aasiet in wash'ng ea rene wre if ap Hisot bread ar: pastry baker: has no whe ie serene on tn the Tea = ‘The best city re erence capabil sai wes: Apply at 393 Bowery, tn the pituetions, 1 Hislp, fis,, See Sint Pare