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er, Enc! Jokps20, zy by dy ea St Bitad Sst, None me nD AND CRAMPTON. Mw. Gas made further exp" ‘anation {D reference to the © rrespondence of Mr. Crampton, wick, he said, mis. represented i. 2'S RECORT VETORS, PRESIDEN: The Prondent’s ‘veto of the biil for the improvement of the mouth of the Mississippl was aiccu+ses, wiinout eetlon. Adjourned. lease of Representatives. WASmINGTON, May 47, 1856, LANDS FOR RAILROADS IN MICHIGAN. Mr. Whirnwar, (nigger worshipper) of Mich., from the Coum'stee on Public Lands, reported a bill grantiug lnndestn alternate sections to Michigan, to aid ia the ovn- strvstion of railroads. Tae bill sppropriaes abzat 1,514,000 ac. He said the maio festares were copied trom similer biils, receatly passed, Mr. Joxns, dem.) of Teco., stzed Mr. Walbridge to withdraw bfe demand fcr the pre-ions question. Hs Worght the opportuni.y should bs aforced \he enemies of euch bil's to be beard, Mr. WairnwGe replied that he bad moved the pre- vicus question to Fave useless ciscuseizn, the principles involved being well understo:d, having been debate? for the last ten years, “Mir. Cnaioe, (dom.) of N. C., thought th> bill should at Jenet be printed, in order to afford an opportunity for examination. The gag should not be applied, The motton to table was negatived by 67 against 80. The Dil was psceod by 78 against £8. Acjourned. ‘he New Engiand Emigrant Ald Company. Boston, May 27, 1866. The New England Emigrant Ald Company heli their enous) meeting in this city this afternoon. There was a Jerge attendance. ‘The report of the directors speake of recent events in Kanrae—the reported cestruction of Lawrence amd peril of the'r agent, Gen. Pomeroy. The total recsip's for the year have’ been $67,184, They bave sawmills in various parts of the Territory. The company hold their Sand in Topeke and Lawrence by Vegal title, ard cannot be dispossessed. The statement was made that the handsomes: stores in Lawrence were owned by Missourianr. ‘Fhe emigration frem New England to Kansas, the pre- vent epring, has not been very large--say from 400 to 500 persons; but from Obio and the other Western States it hae been quite ex'ensive, More free S:ate emigrants have gone from the Southern and Western States this season, than all the emigeante from New England. ‘It was stated that Mis. Robinson bad started on her yeturm to ber husband, ssying that she was determined to be near bim during the p:esent crisis. It was prop:sed to form aid societies to retieva the wan's of the people of Lawrence, an3 it was auzoancsd that M:. Orce, cf Hartford, hai sabiorided $1,000 for that purpore. It was recommerded by Mr. £11 Tuaver, that these ald wocieties be formed altogether independent of the con pany, allover New Eoglan¢, to farnish no! only supplies to the enffering, but the means to send forward those wh) are willing to go to Kangas, but have not the meaus, ting was apnownced for to-morroy to obtain sub- scriptions for this purpose. After speeches from various gentlemen in favor of eon- finuirg the enterprise, the following resolution was offered by Profeseor Stone, and unanimously adopted. Berolved, That we express our deep sympathy with the set- Hers in trom the Jawleza outrages of the ur determination, settled and unalterable, fe aftord them va the sid we lawinlly and rignifully my, and 0 p ecessful issue the rign‘eous aad glorious rerkenhich we fe bave been permi.ted by Divine lence 10 Tt was announced that memorial would be sent to Oongress, atk ng remuneration for desiruction of the property of the company in Lawrence, amounting to from fifteen to twenty thousand dollare, Jobn Carter Brown, of Providence, was then elected President, and the other offisers of last year re-elected. Axnumber of new names were added to the list of Di- vectors, among them being Pro‘essor Silliman, of New Haven; Horace Bushnell, of Hartford; Moses H. Grinnell, Wm. Cullen Bryant, Heary H. Elliot, Wm. M. Evarts, Edwin D. Morgan, Wm. Curtis Noyes andj Henry C- Bowen of New‘ York, Horace R. Claflin, Edward W. Fiske and Rollin Sandford, of Brooklyn; and J. L. Bailey, of Philadelphia. Slavery wnd the New England Branch Ame Fican Traet Society. Boerow, May 27, 1858, At a meeting cf the New England American Branch fract Society to-day, atter an earnest and interesting ciseuraion, Rey. A. L. Stone was elected on the Execu tive Committee, in plase of the Rev. Nehemia Adams, author of the ‘South Side View of Slavery.’ Mr. Stone received 66 votes, ani Mr. Aiams 43. Tne opposition to his re-eleetion was, that New Eogland should no: be re presented fn a nacional rosiety by @ person holding the views of slavery attributed to Dr. Adams. ‘The Natfonal Abolition and New York Black Republican Conventiens. Syracuse, May 27, 1858. The New York Black Republican State Convention and the National Abolition Convention will assenble here to- morrow for the purpose of appointing delegates to the National Nominating Convention, which mee‘s in Phila- delphia on the 17th gf Juze, The delegates have not all arrived yet, and, juiging from present appearanc:#, the representation at either of these bodies will not be very full. ‘The abolitionists do not come in strong force; bat, as one of them raid, “ If it it not great in numbers, it will ve strong in principles.” Their choise for Presidential eandidate is, I understand, Gerri t Smith, (white man), and for Viee President, Frederick Dong'ass, (eclored). The platform which the Convention intend to sdopt will resemble, in many partisulars, that of the Diack republicans. There will be a rcattering series of reeolutions upon the present state of things in Kansae, end the free State men are to be ea- couraged to fgbt till the ‘last armed foe expires,” &>, Upon the agsault on Mr. Sumner there will be more reso- Jations equally strong, and expressive of their determi- pation to put a stop to what they call the spirit of slavery aggrersion. The black republicans sey they are unanimous on the objects for which the Conveniion is ealied, and that they will stand by the platform adopted in the address at the Pitteburg Convention. The majority of delegates are said to be in favor of Seward for their Presidential can Gidate, and will so instruct the delegates to be appointed ‘w the Nations] Convention. Col. Fremont, however, has strong friends, who determiced to contest his claims to the last. Seward’s partisans are wiliing to compromise matters by cffering him the nomination for Vise Presi- dent; tut it will be refused with indignation. Chase, of Otio, is sp.ken of ass nominee for the Presidency, and Sumnes is regarded au one of the strongest c'aimanta be- fore the Convention. There will bes number of resolu- tions devoted to him; and, on account of the fund of sympatby created fur him by the personal asssult of Brooke, he may receive the nomination, lt is hardly probable that be will, however. Tae political capita! created by public sympathy, real or supposed, for a broken head, is not of a very reliable cherac The “knowing ones,’ at least, are too shrewd to think it will Iast till the Preridential election, and so Samner’s chances, after all, are rather poor, The Pittsburg platform will be som what modified, but will suffer little or no change in what principles it possesses. The destruction of the towa of Lawrence is to rezeive marked notice, and upon the ex - pediency or policy of resommendidg the free State mea to fight it out there will, it is expected, bes warm dis cussion. On this point, however, the aboli ionists wil! be ahead of them; but, as Lewis Tappan told me, the Diack republicans, although not quite up to thelr stan- Gard, soon will be, and afvera little while may stan upon their platform, ‘There fea rort of brotherly fesling exlsting between them, already, and the fact of their having ehosen the sam: town to hold their conventions in, {s looked upon by the sanguine of both sections as suspicious of an early union. Im fact, the black repubtioans are already ro- garded by the abolitionists as favorable to their prin- ciples. ‘There was a caucus of the biack republican delegates this evening, and rumors afloat that there is a divis- jon among them upon the question of candidate aud the appointment of delegates to the Presidential Convention, Some are in favor of having a committee of thirty.:wo appointed to recommend delegates, while others de- sire to leave it to the voters ia each Congress. fonal district. Joseph Biunt was Caairman of the meetirg. The following are spoken of, and will probs bly be sppointed delegates at laxge:—Rodert Emmet and Moses H. Grinnell, of New York; Georgs W. Patterson and Judge Addison Gardner, from the western part of the State; Phillip Doreheimer, of Buffalo, and A, B. Olta, of Troy. Thurlow Weed {3 eleo mentioned among tho xomber, Auerg he delegates ave anumber of 4 abou ef NEW YORK HERALD,, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, the actt convention which met a‘ Syracuse last fall, and | who bave, it appears, become rabid nigger worshippers. TO THE BLAOK RAPUBLICAN CONVENTION, ‘There are to be two delegates from each Asssmbly dia- tuict of the State. The following are the names of we Lave been able to gather:— LIST OF DELEGATES. ALBANY. Abram Van Veebteo, P. B Noxon, W. J. D. Bitton, Beto B Uule, Billings A. Learned, Taw Bastiogs, Chas. L. Garfield, Wm. Tattle, CATTARAUGUS. Lorenzo D. Uobb, ‘Alon Crowley, Deloe ©. Sil, Oop tant B. Allee. cayuGs G. B. Halock, B F. Leooard. CHEVANGO Dexnoo Hubbard, Jr, G.orge C. Rise. Chas E Steppard, J. B Yoangs, Bufae Wheeler, ‘Au-nony Krat, FRANKUN. Samuel C. F. Toorna'ke, Lem-el K. Pariin, GENESER. Courses Barton, Dai Wortbing:oa. JEFFERSON, Jobo W. Ingalls, A. W, Clari Ira loan, Lo.¢2 Sasawell, KINGS, ft W Pew, Ao a) 8 Gale, St+p'eo Croweil. Jot 8 Barz, thes, H. Rodan, H. B. Duryea, IVINGST ON, Benry Coamtes'ain Heailt-a E Sith, MONTGOMERY Davie Heel Jom Fr-y, R aan Iewxe Morris, MONKOB H. Smisa, hoewe | Hart, Joon H. Ma |ADISON. w Charles L- Kenvedy, Martia Spear, Hiram G. Green, Jasper B aie. NEW YORK James H. Walth, Freem in Hiscox, Jos, Jamieson, Wa. £. Daryea, @wen W. Brennan, Charies Ria ‘le, ¢ Garmo, Ja. es Hogg, James Kelly, Jobn A. Lockw0d, Benj. Sherwood, Davi A Forbes, Ea, MeMullen, George Le, wiliger, Butler Fi cb, John Fiteh, Joreph B. Clee, Tsao Sherman, ‘Archibald Hall Gro. W. Brunt, Henry £. David, Jame: O Beane, Jobn J. Bilecek, Isaas Dayton, John Keyser, Isaac Van Winkle, Robert H. Johuson, Jos. C, Vinskney, Wm. Allen, Wm. K. Stroq, iB Jovezh J. Chambers, Joba N, Carswell. James W. Olsen, OTSEGO. Olcott C. Chamberlain, ONONDAGA, Milton A. Kinne, AL. White, Wm. Sabine, 5 L. Soule, ORANGE Samuel Bezes Jaxes Benne't, Alden Goldsmith, De Witt 0. Jayne, ONTARIO. Roewell C. Munson, Shotwell Powell, Ben. Fielé, John Ryan, Richard Hulbert, H. M Barchard, B, F. Cady, 1H. HL Eastman, UKENS, Sidney L. Griffin, Wa. W. Leland. @ ER. Anson Bingham, ™ Randal A. Brown, Ax, Nicholas Flagler, John C. Drake. SENECA. James K. Rishardson, T. Bodine. LE. R. M. Conklin, Brewster Terry. Saxon S. Shultz, * James G. Gral Ejakim Snerill, Henry H. Reyno! ‘WESTCHBSTER, David W. Travis, Harvey Kidd, Stephen Sayles, James L. Parshall. William Van Mater, iH. K. Graves, James Huntington, Kansas Excitement in Cincinnati—indigna- tlon Meeting. Crvcinnati, May 27, 1856. A Kansas indignation meeting was held at Gresnwood Hall last evevirg, mumerously attended, and presided over by Judge Probasco. Speeshes were made by Col. Lane, of Kanrae, and others. Reso'utions were passed strongly condemnatory of the s‘tack on Mr. Sumaer, and declaring that Preston S. Brooks should be expelled from Congress. Despatches givirg an account of the destruction of Lawrenee were read, and created intense excitement. C. Mason, Wiliam Nottiogham. YATES, Ssmue! Jayne. New Jersey Republican State Convention. ‘Trenton, May 27, 1856, The Republican State Convention wil] assemble to-mor- row to appoint delegates to the Naticnal Convention of the 17th of June. Senators Hale and Wilson will be bere. From Pittsburg. DELEGATES TO THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION—THE OHIO RIVER. PitTsBURG, May 27, 1856. Every train whish arrives here for the West {s filled with delegates to the Cincinnati Conveotion. The river isin good navigable condition for medium BFreizhts low. Large boats are lying up for Rhode Istand General Assembly, PROVIDENCE,,May 27, 1866, ‘The General Assembly met at Newport today. Benja- min Thurston was unanimously chosen Speaker of the House. Nicholas Brown was elected Lieutenant Gover- nor, and Samuel A. Parker, Gene: al Treasurer. Loss ef the Ship President. Boston, May 27, 1856. The ship President, Parthelay, from Liverp2ol for B»s- ton, was abandoned off the Banks, her bow having beea stove in by ice, when she sunk. Her crew were taken off by the British ship Colum vine, from Bristol, and taken into Quebec, Serious Collision between the Steamship Key- Stone State and the Bark Cavalier. Norroik, Va , May 27, 1856. Off Norfolk, at about 1 o’slock Monday morning, the steamer Keystone State, from Savannah for Philadelphis, eame into collision with the bark Cavalier, from Balti- more, bound to Rio. Both vessels were serlously injured. The steamer had her bow atove, and commenced making water rapidly. She roon freed herself from the bark, and made for Norfolk, where she arrived, and was run on the flats to prevent her sinking. While the veesels were ia contact, the first and second mates and three sailors, belorging to the bark got on board the steamer. The bark was atruck opposite thé foremast, and crushed so as to prevent her reaching port. The captain called for help, but the fficers of ihe steamer were not willing to risk the safety of allin endeavoring to save him. The steamer had e nsrrow escape. The water, at one time, was within three Inches of the fires. The passengers were all rafely landed, and most of them have proceeded on to Baltimore, Death of Hon. Roderick White. Ouran, N. ¥., May 26—8:20 P. M. The Hon. Roderick White, Senator from this district, died, after a lingering illness, about two hours ago. His disease was cancer in the stomach. Horatio Edson, an other of our prominent and useful citizens, is also sup- posed to be dying. Mormon Emigration. ‘Aunany, May 27, 1856, The emigrant train which left here to day took seven hundred Mormon emigrants for Salt Lake. Four hundred and twenty-seven of them were Welsh and the balance English and Scotch, Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADELPHIA, 27, 1858, Stocks are Pennsylvania Be, B38," Re Railroad, 44%; Long Island Ratt oy 18%; Morris 13%; Pennsylvania, i oes NS, May 26, 1856. Cotton—Sales tocay 2,500 Salen "a 10%." 103% Sterling exchange, 9/{c. Fiour 7 stiffer, Pork firm. ALBANY, May 27, 1856. Barley--Sales, 2,000 bushels Canada West, to arrive at $1 25; 1,700 bushels Conada East, on spot, at $1 20, Brooklyn City Intelligence. Tue Brig WM. H, SANFORD.~=In the City Court ot Brook- lyn, yesterday, the case of David W. Pleree and David Pierce against James Hanford and George W. Brush, for damages sustained by the vessel and cargo, through the improper interference of the defendants, was brought ton close, In his obarge to the jury, Judge Culver said that there was very little doubt a3 to two out of the four questions to be considered by them, viz:—the own. ershi Cs the brig, and the interferencs of the defendan with her after she had suok. He then explained the law coon which the Sherifl, Coroner, &. of ® county would be entitled to take posi sion of awresk, fo constitute a legal wresk, the vessel, cargo or go0d4 mast be thrown upon the shore, aad it was for the jury to determine whether the vessel in question was 4 Jegal wreck or not. If chey found it was s legal wreck au important question was, whether it was wi.bin the jariedletion of the county of Kings. Ia the 19th of ston there were two decisions reported, in the l4t- te of which it was held that all withia low wa'er mark belonged to the city and county of New York, in virtae of the old charter of that city. If, therefore, thay fund thet the veevel wae within ‘thet ina the vs NE8 CWE) Leedyontiry one veanal fewer ty vslog wed their eteitetians. and the only ppd The ee ae Mintatite was $5,000. Be ase after being ou’ several bo: returned a Ooroner Hanford of $1, 000" and $5 aqeast question a@mouat —— Court Caiendar—This Day. Burm Courr.—Nos. 867, 864, 679, 232, 91, ae | €89, G41, 642, Git, G45, 603, 445,” 4 2@4, 106 439, 484, 646, 648, 649, 664; 65% 666 654, 661, 226, 221, 10v. 47b, 70, 7 , 336, Sty, 88 55, Hi 569, 682, 633, $62, 607, 490, 98, ‘ot. os Srirss Duermicr Cover.—Nos, 33 to 37, 30 to 6. The Hat of tne Season —Kuox Corner of Broadway and Fulton street, fe continuslly strikiag out G204 tudage, to the benefit of everybody and his own orefi:. pring be bas distaaced w!l o»mei:ioa ta tas oie: gaxce of jhe * bat of the season.” duch a charm as is imoart ed to the ‘human face divine” by one of KAUX’3 suring bata ie nottybe obtalnea fo ay o'her menner for 40 littie mmcney. seoebe’s vate Hai.—The aetrapearn er good 0 Espenschela’s Hats are Models, 1a which the mest artisiio can find mo b’em'sh Mia spring ard sume: strle jw a-manerp esc; wiih the merit co feultioas pertions, it combtues lightness, flextnilitv and che al; Dearer bats may ad yp ke ky ‘noue no ele- want, so distingue,so durable, ay at $359. ESYRWACHEIO, ie ‘Neseau’ street, oan entree ae Hiateers, ln the Oity aad quested to our entirely new stvie oe straw Macdutt eee caopiredinnes anton, Chiaa, combining the many Tequiave qua ies which have been s0"long wanted to make the straw bat suitasle in every way as a summer First—The shape, The crown is of & medium hel ht, from 6 10 4 tuches, whien gives suffciont room to tn 5 Hive ume acon eras with inst cluzer appearance g>mces tis tkes. The brim ie of ; aniliclent widia to protect tne tae ‘rom the eun—say 34 tn It acts as a salt ventilator, whieh does ara with ibe many fruitless atiempis which have been made in that "Third - It te more durable than any straw hat ever before i - xe material being of that nature which prevents a satisfastion, the case only, by ERC ARD a OO , 180 Broadway, New York and Liverpool United States Mall Etesmehip Conivenn 56 Wall street, New York, May 27, 1856 Th of treight'’by the mers of this line, from Liver Attention Is Called to the Sale to be Made, this dey, (Wednenday), at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants cnarie, by ALBERT cas sus.io} lots enue ana fovea Lampratype Portraits, for 25 and 50 cents, taken only by HOLMES? patent picture mackine, turning off 1,(C0 daily, at 289 croadway. Plaros and Melodeons.—The Horace Wa tefs modern improved planos and ‘mel>deons ava io be found ‘at 333 Broadway. oa to rent, and rent allowed on pur. Chae; for sale on moatly, payment: teson4 head pianos from $30 to $140; melodeons f-om $40 o $136. | Sranpeevaid and Melodeons nd Bat cent iw most a rear act be fru afte wacehsoae JOuNP. woe 5 nee = west of Varick. Several Bianos, hea: ” aaa Syest Saese EAE Genuine Article ans tne name of WM. WHITEWRIGHT on every spool. 37 Waseac street. The Smithsonian Hoase—§l 75 Per Day— ecrey corner of Bous+on atreet, New York. Single rs0m3 3 bhi = rh 1S bp re Laat pees S aes vein be Enna 10 $3 per day. Me exire, at urs, and as order. B00d roo! Joa sshd board at $1 75 perday. this new and fn e hold i bold inven the attention of travellers, ani in addidon hitherto be. oonlens ct farming yom mepersely. gud mesis to order, will a’ entertain trave!l: here tuch is pre’e-red at $1 75 er day, Maing thos a new ature, aud wording wi the ES at the American f ho.el management, ‘with first clasa prices, fally one-taird less istions, than attainab ete first clas wo eis, payee as dedirabdle lecation. which, in this moet central and ¢o: ay or mast te terly defy competition. SIDNBY KOPMAN, ‘The Cincinnati Convention.—Delegates and others for the convention should tezure their excursioa tickets this day at the General Halirosd ofice, 198 Broadway, o2:ner of Dey street. Price reduced nearly one halt Biliiards.—To-vight Is the Grand Opening night of the New York Bi llard Rox under the maaagement of BROTHER PERKINS. There will besome talip.aying, as * majrity ofthe Dest players in New York will probably’ be Singer's Sewing pipet gd have great Jencure in stating that the steam ‘manu- cy atame cask ae nee eer ire spain finishing our sowing muchines faster tha ; con: ae ‘other mumulsouarers take: ene, aries ra taken eae TM. SINGER & CO, 313 Broad Slerring’s Fatent Champion tre feo red DI rizo tasdalte at tne World's Fate ve , Wor ‘Palace. New York, 1853-4. BERBING .1a6, 57 and 19 waver street Es Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. Ps TRICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of the above eciotemet safes and patent powder proof defiance locks ‘and cross bars. Depot No. 192 Pearl sireet, one door below Maiden Tas Jane. pete tt Inodoreas Preparation Instantly deans kid gloves, without the slightest smell. Rub with a piece of flannel, and the stains pear. Can be worn immediaie! qrwards, One bottle 18,1 fe warranted isc ay rae CONTENT: NRASY & 00.100 Broad way. Potichomanie.—The New Beautiful Art finest china, A few hours’ ma Francis Salter, Fgeons, London, Ocullst ma mee on th PEs ea ‘nat, eae lor blindneen, ‘aa ens, fects idence Giles, No. 16 Bowe street, New York. Dr aT BALERS core Dircgees of the Bye snd dar will be published in the Medioct and Surgical Specialist, a specimen eopy of whish will be sent Wik cersons revising st 1 dance nd patents vised, wheat ersons resi ce, aD necesiary, at their bomos, as heretofors yf thi Royal ‘Auris, opersior Ktownts fall So any who may'be laboring urder thst di. wi trearing malady, he will soud the vorerenaoa (free). Adérene James W. Butoher, 113 Chambers ung te, osama eeeghe or aetna sa conics a vend cheep male by Pit LON Sod hare! " what or Meustaches to Grow in Thompson’ rior to anythin ‘so Hair at discov e is Warranted Supe- fof orloring the hair. Private oe eee cating dandruft. No. 13, lane. rooms for applying. 8, hair out ramiracu.is for ‘00d for the feld crops, y freah first quality. ong orange at $1, and yaaa tat need trom two o'er prueds peaeds a, ruta fled 'turates nt 80 conta * Ut, THORBURN & GO. Io Jone seesi, Now York. The Tane has Changed—The Costar, Costar’s exterminators. that Ihorough y clear out dwell'ny Pa bugs. eae pean ac ‘cone pom hem war. Goitas ‘s wi y paper. | tps aolsaale and retail Dr. Tobias’ Venittan Lintment Vepotis Re- moved to No. 56 Rag wd Stree: This celebrated article ta Werracted to cure cro pughe, rare mumps, sore throats, ehronio theumallsm, patge in the Tinbs, chest and back. cu'a, burns, oid sores, tc. Price 25 cenia and G0 en's, per be ail drogaiane—- here 8 oan be ovtained Dr. Tovias’ oree itn inn werren: eupe! to way other, or no pay. In pint vowies, at 00 cent. . Sands’ Sars wet for Parttyt the ‘This celebrated remedy s ‘rnd Ory ts, Comar, ‘They are the only Cy ag of Gh coskroaches, Or¢ bloc eedily rectifies an larity of peer, the circulat and the bowels w eatabliche yaction. Prepared and sold by Ar Is & De BANDS, 100 ni mn street, Holloway’s Ointmen: Tin Hoag - —Mariyrs to Ser sfala udtie diveass, descending f tio ( oavtal vairisore wey he Merit gs eset ss he ORM —Ueal, Au ecdptioms wad B°res yisd wo ste curative properties, oe 3 “Dp pret ay i aud head, see ied b Li Py Ap a et teed warts and Geab eure, ‘ot Boston byrd Staboe will this hyal- from a recive usela, of ariic es gr wring tr tiek Fecive 61 ? country, and frou al clames— clergy bv s—who wva used {t bemee' it others. Kedding’s Rusa'a salve boxes. stamped on ths cover with the picture ied'so'dier, nhich picture 1a also engraved Fold ‘Bt all the stores country, or may be ordered of E i g ; 5 Milistones and Burrblocess.—Roger, Fils & ©0., proprietors of the best quarriss of Pruneas >a 19 Inform their friends that they have removed ‘fllse 10 33 Pearl Basch wear Whitevall, New York. bree cays only.- Lr. 0, ROWARD MARSHALL, who never {is to eu7e catarrh snd cough, is now at the St nimolas Ho- oom 261, Oilice hours from 10 A. M. to4 P, M, 18 RENEWED EVERY DAY, SEW Y PUBLICATIONS, DIN TEN Da¥3—DRsrotlaM. OR FHE Daye of ihe American Repu’! steam work. This great Unicn wok may yeo dei Mayor Wocd and Mayor he or fhe arigier HW. Secchi So tase ine Gib wa usge inant, (wot Luce, ' tor bir the dru H ey a in all boxe chores. Puptish by HaLL & WILSON ond KUCHAN VOsw 119 mad lly Nes sav street N.Y, N PaRSS, AND WILE BE POBLISHED Mar 31 NDA, TBE YOUSG Pilot OF THE BAUM By Mra. Caroline Lee Hentz author of ‘Ernest Linwond,” “Courtebip and Merrisge,” “The Mob Ca,” &o Jomoile e ta ore large voume, bound ia eloth, for $1, ‘or fn two volumer, Papor cover, 75 cen a whet the Fhilagelobla Saturday Courier anys ot | Linda sone of Mra, Hentz's mos. pooules works, aad, like a'l her writit ga, {t {9 {ntensel esting. The story ia bewuti- fully and tovaning)y told; the heroine fe One of tho lovatiewt creations cf the novel The ‘aterest ia kep! up thl th a Heeuctinw tril of deep and exynisita plesaure, even exceedicg that whieh acoompanied the Mob Cap, whish Was generally aduilted to be ihe best story ever pusilsned. That wascertalcly high praice du’ Linda taki Sen of is gredeccuaite ,andjin both eda trinmph of noerdivary Riad. It ig not that old associs- tons bles our judement for though, from the appearance years since, of the famous Mob Uap, fn the Courier, we formed ‘an exalted Optoion of the womanly and literary excellence of the writer, our teelings have, in the {xterim. had quite suffi clent leitu:e to 010] after the lupte of Sears, we have oon tinued to maintain this best of onr female writers. Thi: production of Mra. 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All the Weekly newspapers at ths earliest ‘agin after ‘The latest numbers of Caieel’s paper. LJ story, {Dick Tarleton,’ 7 9 reels beau! rally iustre ea fry of Kngiand, the text by J. F. Smita. teq , a'so_reseived eac! Weeks Foreign News agency, t9 Nana a. Sun Buldings, PERSONAL. DOPTION.—ANY RESPECTABLE PERSON WILLING to adopts healthy ani wi Pretty female infant, thet has been brcught up by hand, d ls nOW over i17e, weeks old, oun heer of such by Une to Mrs, 0, J, Jones, Union equare ‘Post office, RY LADY WISHING TO ADOPT a MALE CHILD, herown. would do wall to apry al et, between First and Besond ave.anes, ber.’ Some. fecond floor, F OANIEL LOSBY WILL CALL (OR WRITS) IN Smith trees, between Decraw ‘and Sackett, Brooklyn, he ‘will hear from J. aud from mat ro"m. NFORMATION WANTED—OF MISS JANE McNIVRN, y Hush Tavior, Ans information ofbss will be taaaktul ' rei at ele orn she came in ihe siesmship Kéinbo 1m Giaegow, on May 3, 1856. [rommation WANIED—OF MARY BULLIVAN. ‘Whea last beard trom sbe was with a ts Istand, which was about twelve years Aay toformation respect'ng her Wil be thaokfully rec: ved by ber brother, Daniel Sullivan, 198 South street, Orange county papers pjese copy. es CHARLES DAVIES, LAWYER, OFFIC# BOME- ‘wherein the nelghbwhocd of Broadway ard Reade sireet, will save ume and insney, by.caliiog om J. Murphy & Bon, 138 Pearl s‘reet. EEONAL FROM ENGLAND, TO NEW JERSEY AND York, U. 8. A.—1708, John Smith ‘and wie Oa iherines 1720; Hehn and Joshua’ Owen: 1217," Seanuel Senta heirs cf the said names, will lesrn someting to thelr advan: tage, by caliing athe rou hess’ corner of Seventh and ours Han rects, Philadelphia, Penn, XB GENTLEMAN WHO DESIRED INFORMATION concerning the hetrs of has Mills is referredto J. B. Fitzgerald, £0q., 13 Wall strest, N. Y. BIRT OERATION. OF TAK FOLLOWING SOL diere, oF ire, that served in the war of 1812: - Ber jamin Dwsre, Jobn Morehouse, Wa. Clarke, erga Stewart, Wm. st Ledg Lott sham A. Gharion Me Beatel W vg Jaco> Trag Bilapbalet at Peabody, Wm. Lene Jchn Dutcher. Samnel Ste wart, Sewnel Benedict, Dedrick Bagater, Ruben Winevell, James fr Joreph Palmer, ‘Thomar Turcer, Christopher Hand, Adv Packer George Axderson, fel Wom By applying to A.C. MU! NROS. "135 ‘Orchard sireet, it will be to thelr advaniag YS “BROTHER” MAY CaLL ON THURSDAY, THE ‘29th, Be YORE RACAS SPRING 3 MERTING ZHIRD WARE in over ‘fashion (formerly aol wae Race Coun Revie! nL Por Jockey’ Olas parser eee Witt C. GRINNELL, Treae’r Fashion Ass’oa. ‘NION OOURSE, L. (gy Lap le —THU #8DAY, ais 5 tea Tames br.m Lady “winery Mr. D Pater Peter ‘Stages wi'l leave Pook s ip fery. Willameburg, every rary twenty ive minnie for the gonree, Rin oper tates LW & WATTS, Pro 1 Seuemal I.—TROTTING.—TUBSDAY, JUN® Ores on for $1,000, mile salle boats, best tsree in ‘Woe 10 of Wash. & "Zac Taylor, Cars will for the corns, and a 50 cents, Also, stages wil tp Tarty Wlulsasbwe every haar yk, or Kix cones turh &8 KOO as the sport SHAW & WHITE, Propricors, XEMPT Py A an commec wie - Mice ponthly {ie compen: Ah ¥ house, ‘28th inat., at 8 o’cl 20%. : JAMES GT ‘GIEMORS, Seo. SITUATIONS WANTD. LADY WISHES A SITUATION IN A FaM(LY, TO give lessovs in wing and painting, when may sale for boar Ly Su, bi wore, No. 123 I sibel SITUA’ WANTED-~BY A YOUNG WOmss, Nain sewing; good reterence. voly'et 198 Con; CH FAMILY A oure this fun mer. references, Apply st 187 Hester strest, room 12. SITUATION, AS CHAM. A eae 5 come eres ae Soot ee La ‘Call at 107 13th st , between 34 and 4th ava, firw Attn beep ta YOUNG Ri we 4 sito” ce!len " haw the Bent O of ciyre reverend Sry ry Sith m sstreck Bhp os aoe or ae ee UNDERSTANDS BAKING AND itnation; she will assist ia wasbig and rig. x Very 7 neat ‘and obedient, Call at 64 Wea, Wasning- top p'moe. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS A waltrers in’ private family; ondors'auds her business peat city references. Inquire ac lb Irving piace, corusr of the Great Catarrh Doctor mas Come for if | aN MITUATIONS WanTED. Se astow Loa fed * WOMAN, AS 4 FIQSE 16 COOK ; a of cooking acd basing. reine reference. yoy Fs} 16 East itb greet. Can be teen for two cays, ih Sze mv ArOn ranean oy. A YOUNG WONA, - Yulverry en No ovientuunto the Coonan ee At gl ASTON iE Ia A BEEECPAELS Wo; wo- and chamberm cy jechor and troner. “Good reference. “Appiy at 105 Pringe st. A’ YOUSG WOM4N wares A SITUATION, AS COOK; io a pectect washer and irover Can produce the best [4 toy shana Can be seen for two days, a! 187 Spring e:., im reer. AT PROTESTANT GERM «MN GIRL WANTSAS TUATION in & respeo's2le America fam'!y, as chamrermald and wi tze9s, and 10 amit fo washing sue owing: bea the vest ot rel ‘an be seen for two ibe ra tre Gi yt & 230 Third at, ia apd plain se ores be poem at the house of tar smoloyer: 113 Bi She bas been for the past 43g eee a, Sel eel ie eae 7, to oocl rnin ea ‘ANTED-—A SITUATION, AS NURSE, AWD TO DO Ey objecdon to travel or to g2 « short oe ne couples Uso be oan for two Gayest No 200 Yat avenus, nose TOMAR, tir floor. ED—. iN, AS CHAMBERM A ‘ asin oe oe bas lived twet' tn ber last place; ood at, for two days, Warrzn-4 fITUATION, TO DO GRNERAL Ronee work, in 5 seal Tae ey a conn, references, Oan be reen for two cays at 8., 1a the rear, ity reterence. Please ca} at FITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN trem London, a cock; understands her bus'ness tho roughi; goca referezce, Cam be seen lor two days at 93 janes Patenee WANT4D-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS A. ‘onck “washer ad igoner; good relerencs. Apply at 285 Wee 27a 8), Or two days. SITUATION WANTED —BY A RES*ECTABLE P20 & “‘ertant your g women, as chambermaia and to do viata sont @, OF a8 walter: can produce the rest of city re’eeace. ve seem for two dwys, ai 125 West 12th st ,be:ween 6in wad GOs A SITUATION WANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL ns chambersini@. or to do xene.sl hou ework good city referazes Apply 702 Warren st., between Bond aud Hoyt #'s, Soath Bro. ki A XCUNO WOMAN WAMES A SIFUATION, 79 DO dtueral bouzework, in a small prize family, 97 10 do Up s*sira work; can cone well recommeded, Call st No. 44 Hame sey at, in the rear, A YOUNG FRENOH GIRL WISHAS A PLACE, IN AN Amerizan family. Can give the best of city reference ge bi last pace. 18senrsof age Apply at 172) Green- ANFED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE JOUrg Woman, ## seamstress OF Serasue now iva Has been over two years in the piace waeremne now lives, On y Jeaves Cn AcootDt oO! the famiy going. Europe, Isa {ood Phir! maker aud iv every rewpect S vety superior nd will be recommeded as sucs by ihe Indy she is win. Call at 29 Weet 27th rt. AYTKD—A SITUATION, BY A RU POTAD) tentant man, ascoschman and or porte! store. Good coun'ry reference. Bo ol byecukca, it in gS rrogla make himself generally useft ‘Andreas . ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTRSTANT JoRUE woxan. ina amell private family, a situation to do Nght chumberwork and plain sewing; can sew on all of fymtly sewing; would like .0 with 'a Indy to the 60 for the summers han the best ci olty reverence. Gan be seca for two days at 20 Hast 12th at. Crean a bat pelt bat i Ph GIB) to aavie: fi no objection t> sheen ioe ay seen for two day at No, 137 W. feat 29th at, ARIED—A SITUATION, By AN EXPERIENCED ccok; one who can give good eity reference. Apply at 445 avenue B, recond door above 334 et A SIFUATION ag aad i 5 REEPACTABLE YOUKG WOMAN WISHES a SITUA. fron Satinat sgn” Pianta ext for tee eae as Ws ence fro oorrioae © wo days, a Sis, between 2'and 4b avenues. ap ane ANIKD-A SITUATION, BY A WOMAN ue Is capable deaieg charge of Petityoe Best of city ferenone, Ce ‘Can be seen for tw Sdav., between MI a A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A private family, 8 seamstress and dressmaker; under- siard? fitling ano cu'tirg; bas the beat of city references, Ap ply et 189 Bast 12 b st , tor two days. Wy Aste: BY A RESPECIABLE WOMAN, TO DO Pain coosig; {sa gord washer ard ironer, Gord reerence, (aun be seen at 102 Eset 11h at, near Istavenue, third floor, back room. A STEADY YOUNG GIRL WISH&S8 A SITUATION AS chambermeid, or to take charge of children; good reter- ence given from her Inet p'ace, where ahe lived two years and Staite ‘Premce call for two any at 195 ‘Navy at., Brooklyn, SI1UATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 6 chai! id and to take care of childrea, with a ismtly going in the country, Good elty re’erence, App'y at 210 Kom 17th at ‘A SIIUATION WASTED—BY A YOUNG MAN. IN A Yeholesue grocery or uquor ware, Good reterence given, Adcrese 8. of SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS chamberma‘d and waitress, or as chambermaid and t> Broce ress good reterences. Apply at 166 Jaym., rocky nD XOUMG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION, IN A private fami ¥; 1s @ good plain cook, washer aad Iroser; Pe ete og city refereness, Can be seen for two days at 29 Prince st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A BITCA tion, ue cham! id. and to assistin washing and ‘rool 9; Ro objection to chamberwork and waiting. Good re’eren from ee Jest place. Can be seen tor twodays at 148 Balli- van st. LADY WISEES AN ENGAGEMENT TO INSFRUCT A. soung chidren in Bngiteh at their homes, for two houra day, "Aaliamec ory. seleretces given. “addrere M. A. W.,14 bt a SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG WOMAN AS rate cook; has no objection to assist with the wash. irg an toring. Good references. Apply at 126 Clinton p'ace, near 6th avenue, for two days. oume WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION, TO pay housewors ; prefers going to ibe country. for tbree duya, inthe taney store, corner of Court and Pas-ie ate,, Brooklyn. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, IN A A, “private femlly, to do plein osoking, washing and rool oe. Good city reference. Iiquire at 155 Carli st, near Myrti sve Brockisn. RESrEOTABLE M Berne WOMAN WANTS A situation, a6 wet nurse, Van te seen until suited. Inquire at 134 Hammond st , on the firet floor, aooD ees Lath sade leeds WASTER AND iroser ard who is wiling to make herself useful—Ger mai Fle rma find a piace a: 157 Tenth at., at ten o’c!ock A. YOURG GERMAN PROTESTANE (GIRLt¥ WiSaEs & situation, aa chambe! carats Washing, sewing’and c Sring tae Dost of rele. rences. Oall at 6% Crosby up ‘duit, BRSPRCTASLE MARRIED Shai WIishas os dered (owetmurse; woula (axe great care of ihe chid. Inquir St No. 141 bast 1th at., third floor, back rom, RECPECTAULE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SICUA- Sicm, ae nurte, oto do chambermort; oaa do ail seri 9 gmbrotdertg on children’s clot best of cltw retezence, O6ll at 178 Twenty-tinin at, betw and gth avenue. S\TUATION WARTEDBY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS e maid and to nesiat with ihe waahiog, oF n9 cham- Sermaid ard wattvens: po0d Faforence, *ipply af 126 Clinton place, rear 6th avenue, /or two days, CAPABLE tet dy WOMAN WANTS A ce, ion, as cham! aid, and to arsis! in the wi ‘dood rolerouoe. “Can be seen fur two days 34 Bread aye YOUNG AMBRIOAN GIRL WISHES A SITUA tion, as lsundress and seamatrees, in @ priva’e family; no @, jection’ fo the country; good aity ‘references, Onll ai 42 Bond et , for one wel YOUNG GIRL WISABS A SITUATION, AS CHAM- Permald sod wa'ter, or "Scator to aa if reqaired elt ven. wo days at the best of city reference beth st., between Bleceker and Hous GRRMAN, iehal haga ed hits OF aoe WHO huoxs the En, ensh langus Bae, a ened fo use. Has ngioe a a chase ‘hor Cl ference given. Please addrew rg Bo Sor I ng. Feraid office. MAR OF Aaah bal WISGES A SITUATION, 4S salerman, in a respectarle boot and shoa store; ae not objeet to fil his time at repairing, or anything con to the soerens of ot bis is employer. Is competent and steady, an can prodace Apply atl3 34 ribon! im ths thoe SaireatSchn Whyte, ANTRI—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WO- man a sitnation as monthly nurse, or t> take care of the Sek. Apply at 1 (76 Broacway. ANIRU-THE WASHING OF A FRW GRNFLEMEN flatmg and embroideries done at shert no- ly o E.G, 12 Amiy plecs, ‘ANTEC—BY A RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMAYW, A aituaiion, as chambermaid and waiter, or as chamber- maid and to assist in washing and ironing. Good eftv re‘er- euce. Can be seen for two days at 213 Seventh avenue, ba: id Beth in e'ty or country. Oall at3t Cornelis at, second floor, io tne reer. City refererce. ARTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN. ae 070K and to assint with the fab ngg toy! iconing, Cail ‘at 341 1st avecue, eecord floor, fron’ room, for two days, ASTED-~A SITUATION, ¥Y A_ RE3PZCTABLI Anglish girl, as chamoerwald and walter; g70d ot:y re- ferences givea. To be seen for two days at No. 13 Forsyth st , room No. 7, eeond tioot ANTED—A SITUA ION, “a8 NURSE OR TO DO chamberwork and p'sin sowing. Tha destof clty refe renoo, Would goto the country, fiease cal at 125 Amity street, In the casement, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAW, a8 eeametress oF lady's maid; Sead eraeeece halr dressing ard drewmikine. Ro objection io go im the country, Hest city referer ce can be given. a be tees for two days, a1 85 Ea: tion's ayers Letween Third and Lexington avenues: 20 objec: trave’. Wise —BY AN EXPERIE*O®D, TRUSTWORTAY situation, as prv'essed cok, er +2 take care o° ahouse summer; beet city reference, Apply a: [168 Waverley place. BY A MEAT, TIDY GIRL. A SITUATION, ermal; wil 'sant he or ia Wash Fy by : bas lived two years” 1 fete SITUATION, BY A as GIRL, a8 chambermaid and embrolderer. Please call at No, 177 ‘24th atreet, between lst snd 24 avermues. DO GENERAL HOUBE- washer and troner; poly at No 205 Baad BY ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, Joumy Woman, as Inuarees: hae no objection to A_ RESP2OTABLY to do cooking for a+mali family. ‘at 215 7th avenue, top floor, front Ae ee A PROTESTANT oes A Lap & housework in er, or to do gent private Tamil. Would ¢) "ato the Sruntey, ‘Gan come well day 58 nded, ca ne 283 Column st., Brooklyn, for two ANTED RY A RESPECTAGLE, GIGL, A SITUA. tion, as chambermeld and waiter. Best of city ref Fe heen crenceensenrs = her last place. Piosee 1 at 62 ‘Hudeon avenue, Brookly Va ae Kd oe A dU bee — - fon to fo in tho ev zany; Eyretreron bat Felsoen Tor (ro days, from Iv Ul 4 erlock, at St 6h avenues between }7th and 18th ste, ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL. A SITUATION, aé first ed Ree sford cl:y reference g'vea last avenue from 10 till 4 0’c'ock, God city reference, P.ease ANTFD-BY A FRENCH YOUNG LADY, WHO Ia conversent with alt the branches of tae millinery ousi- rene. asitoation jn a millinery artablish nent, Havini employed in some of the most ble honses_ in P: dest references can be given as to capadility, 40, App! rah No. 478 Broome street, ANTED—A_ SITEATIO! young woman, to do family; go, 4 referer ce given. from 9'4. M, to 4 P. ANTED—A_ BIIUATION, BY A RESPKOTABLB young woman, as walter and chambermaid; referenee trom her jas: plase. Apply at 211 First aveaus, ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RBSPECTABLE young woman, to do gereral housework in a privae family, or t) do chamberwork and piin sewing; good olty re- fererce. Cali at No 8 Harrieon street BY A_ RESPRCFABLE era! hot ina 0 be seen at 688 Brooms st., REEPONSIBLE MAN, HAVING SOME KNOWLEDGE of business aud Rooping ster, wt present out of empov- mext, wisbes a eiusiion in any kind of business or store; re fezercegiven, 4¢c¢ressO. P , Herald offise. See SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID rors Inundress cr chambermaid and nurse; wou oes Gay or travel. Appiy for Duncet’b, 10 Tiary ntrest, rookly Nn, A YOUNG MAN WANIS A SITUATION, AS PORTER ‘im a hovel, or to atiend bar; understacds the care of a horse and wagon. Gooareference. Piease eal! at 57 sobin- ficor, tor two days V\OAOHMAN’S SITU2TION ie ites ah AN ENSG- _) Mebmen; i eearace the proper treatment of horses in sli its .brerches" Sogo no ‘onyection to eithar city or country; is an excellent ap a Cimhtl g agend ‘has man years’ recom menda‘icn from Loni Can be seen at, or dress Thomss Berry. Hill's mare “table, 160 Croaby st, near Bleecker, for two ds ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEUTABLE YOUNG girl, £8 nurse, wait on ‘able, or to do light Lpapiatae a fe wiling to make herself generally useful. Call at the Man- tion Houee, Hicks at , Brookl, n, room 1, PU tel WAN?#D—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS chambermaid and water; reference given. Apply at 24t Mouloerry st. TIVATION WANSEDOBY A YOUNG WOMAN, A Si chaubermald and nuree, or as walter; relerence given. Spely a at yeti Atantle st , Brookly ON WANTED—3Y A BESPRCTABLE YOUNG pre, ue fen one Taandress: understands French fusng cod relerence. geen for two days at 137 matte at levee Mivat.and ave Ae ag WANTED—BY A De aaen ae GIRL, sham Seats reene” ka naael ivete cit, 18. PP! ‘a at EiMvetween Sur ane'th evetden, front basetrou 1ON | WANTED—A8 | CHAMBERMAID AND GO Nalier and to eset ia tae plato serving of ibe family. Call at 125 8m‘ tae ‘near Butler, for two days. Sica de WANTED--AS ‘eh dn AND (oye Osn take the entire ch: eee ee Can be seen for at 856 7thaveaue City retert eave sivens ITCATION A Cate el 28 A PROTESTANT WOMAN, S ‘as first rate cook. Reference given. Apply at 163 West 26th street, for one weet week. ‘WakTED—BY aa avauanae ial ENG. ae ee 4o general bvusework. Tovls a'st Weal Brondway TION As atat omrip byte of rbnetatd ENGLISH Sine and fo sma tad chambermaid, ven. A) iy for twodaye, ef No.9 30 Got florence een, sie ee WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG Qryazioe Cott rnaid, or 10 assist in the lanndry; can on es cham 1a juting if required or wou'd take a laundress’ plase sian bt Er} 0 once cane to short dlatazce BO hy OC OR i ee ee ies thle tbat WANTED—BY A tg tbe YOUNG S puree ard sesmastress; re! ce given, Call for two eat "No. 2 Morris st. ph haa ES yEEEeeepered SryAtes, ha Et § A COMPETENT Ag A jection ween for two a Secon ore crn San tet and 4th av, Gyre ae Agey Sere; SOINOE Ck SOM FOL STON SECC ATION WANTED—AS BOOKKEEPER OR OLERK, Searing man, fay competent to ast n ether eapaoiy: Sarepe Pe Patigasted vastness ix Dich theavers apoutiens in ea r : 4 gente Teferenses ere irom former employer. ‘sateen: M., bor Ox STOATIES WANE” b SEEN Lat, Of, E I q ime! ngraver ‘wood or copper. He reads and writse Keg- jermen and would no°, for ears b year, expos: coum peneation, Address James Edsall, 54 W SIIVATION WANTED “BY rea oa eee MCP Scoe tore, corner of Naawan toa st., Brooklym, ‘ ANTRD -BY A RESPACTABLE MIDDLE eeasree Mharkeever, oesivant do, oF in any ot%er ca cretly of ]'ke character; satisfactory. reference givov. Please core @X. ¥. Z, box 103, Herald office, A VARY, RESPECTABLE ry Pi. 1ottro daye at the and ita NRAT TIDY GIRL WANTED—TO DO GENERAL housework, ina small family, Apply at 29 Summit wi, Fouth Brooklyn. SITUATION yarn BY A RESPROTABLY ys 1, man, to do general housework in. & sosil fam! esher and ironer; best of city reference. Oatl fr te 008 Wi ; Sere Ae BOG Tat Avene cb “HOSPROPAWL# WaT BURGS Can Fidy «GOLD eiuadon, by applying at 100 Forsyth at, n x GRNT.—SIFUATION WANTED, BY A TRAVELLING Avaveliing agent. He has trave led'a great dex, Fired jn the West for eight yeers, and is weil soquiainied with the jewelry businers ia - [its branches Best of city ree. Ierence g ven. Address X. W. X., Herald office c WANTED, BY AN Pika ced wg ation we clerk. in & ¢ oF re'ait on J Ho, ovx 22 serald F1¥e 4c ttelaws any rete vive, ANTED--A SITCAIION BY A_ BESPRCPABLE young woman, ‘ne lndy’s maic; cate Wagon German and Englich; woderstacds hetr dres:iog and dressmaking; mearelntiar © or = country preferred. ‘Gost references Pease call ati ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Fourg women. siinatioas; wit tne to hourework if seme | priv-te femt”: od chy refarel ae ‘West Sid at , sec ‘for, ood waeher and boson Wirrereri ene aor BY. bhai pg og he cen for two days at Protestant girie; on iedochmaterwakard walling? Weald | t prefer living toe er; beat of olty reference given Can be wo days, Tod West 20th it rio coon from & h aver ABTED-FITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPROPABLT youpg women; :ne as covk. washer and ironer: tbe otber au experienced curse an? to do ight chemberwork, best of city reference, Call at 267 7th avenue, between 26th and 27th tts , first floor, back room, for twodays. ARTED—A PAC TKSTANT GIRL, TO DD GENERAL we “ae none olser need apply. Call at No. 2/736 es Ware. BYA Rah debe lt ENGLISH Ab 5 A lon, #8 cook, in ate family; the best of city references, Call at 84 Lauter ANTED- ae a to Rint high wo- or lsundress, rom; Rood cily reference. Apply at No. 285 Rast 14 third ogre back room. N33D—A BIZUATION, BY A R&SPACEABLE a Ppotaoiant girl, bs Water and chasmhertmeld, OF 10 talod ghléran and do newing; good reference. Call at No. 34 West ANTED—A Lig te L BY A RESPECTABLE man. Jaundrees, 0 ir chambe 4 un. wos scan te given a from rere wo your’ relereno Toquireat 163 6th avenue, corner Of 11 seen for two da's, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG tituation, to do general housework; is a ee ee! troner, (has roobjection to go ® short inthe yenreD—oy A RESPESTABLE Py dg WOMAN, A situation, Og ig or to do bourework, in ‘Semall family, for two days, at 136 Porry ri ANTRD—BY A RESPACTABLE YOUNG GIRL, & or shambermaid or yell reormmented free ‘her last we rr Gall chile Back 224 at., between 2d and 3d aven' ‘ARTED—A SIEUATION, £0 DO HOURBWORE: Ina email (iden bene ASE yy & young weman, weiltie¢: bi reference; Would No ths oma, Biecke oail'm 1s nvenes 0, 38 Boor, oat root. YOUNG GIRL, A Wes eiaign ‘a A beggin eg ‘leman’s ‘family. ae Call at Wott ‘Mth at., her present ensployer’s. Wars Rein nada 2S A Any coOk. wHo be, ‘tanda baking willing tn the washing acd. frente fall private family. Good city reference. Call at 115 caine ANTED—BY A ESP ECPADLE FOURS. WOMAN, A tion, ne reams'rers, orb! ‘no eutn ithe ‘onuney. Good reference. Call for two aye, st 20435 Grand st, Ww ‘ANTED-—A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG ges To y re wing A Fa Coon Call at 205 Sih at, Det ween 20 and $4 wvasuen «nce given, Cail at 20: ANTED—A ht og FA A BESPSOTABLE yonng woman, to 60 hand iron, or to de cham- berwork avd waehin oe ves seen for two days. Please call ot 162 Varink 7 ANT O-BY A A RESPROTABLD YOUSG WOMAN, A situatlo , Ag soamelress aed oie mene id, gran anes 7 a ‘and seaine! 1 Virlok bs A SITUATION, BY A RESPAOTAB“8 WANE PUTA tas AF abgnnererttc PO objeciion to saaiet with the wasbirg. Can give the deat City reference from her Inst situation. where abe hat served for over eight sears. Can be ween fr vo dayn ats earned *t , rear od avenie, firat flea Situations, Help, &.. 800 Sime Pag