The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1856, Page 5

feciined to halt when ordered to do 90 by comn- pete: ibority. We must close our letter, av we are about mounting our horse to prooved to the s3ene of ae- thon to get particular on the spot. The pro-slavery men ey Marshals poste will pedo micrrow. We shail be there # Our Kans.s City city Correspondenee. Kansas Orry, Mo., May 20, 1856, Kallying of the Border Rufians— Robinson Safely Guarded. The excitement in regard to the recent tree State out- Yages in Kansas inoreases hourly. Armed men are pass- ing through Westport almost constantly, on their way to reinforce the United States Marshal's porse at the stat of war. It to supposed that Franklin was attacked, a# Bhreatened by the free S'ate ruffians, last night. Ran- ners have been despatched throughout Missouri to call up the men of that State, and the ‘‘porder raffisns’’ are g0ieg, 4» fast as man and horve msy go, to Franklin and Leeompton. They are marebing on foot, mounted on Borsebsck, and crammed into buggies and ons, and for the most part armed to the teath. Wore the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher bere now be could reatize the result ef bis presebivg and prayers, ‘(Sharp's rifles’ ts their self adopted motto, and a icul sent suddenly before ita God mo lorger sgo than yesterday night, with murcer fa the er acd that motto trembiirg upon the los of the it Jeft upon the dlovdstsined turf of Kansas, It is toolats to moralize, too late to restrain; the storm which bes wo long been gatkering is about to burst, Thanks to our imbecile administration—thanks t> a fanatical j thanks to @ studied misrepresentation. Biood wort and bi already been shed. May ‘iod comfort the enter Lawrence to- give fall particulacs. widow and the fatherlees, and in his intinite mercy shield ‘More whose protestors will be taken away. Robinson passed Enter, charge of @ rong. States Marshal through Westport this afternoon, guard, commanted by Deputy onaldson. He ia en rowe for Le- We saw him for a moment ia his room at the , in Westport; he compiimented us upon having boon ransformed into quite a border ruffisn in our ppearance; #poke in complimentary terms of the ocour- ny wit which be had had veem treated by his captors, ie snmed us that he was in excellent health and ita. Some thirty pro-slavery Ka gras orgia, armed ‘with vite, arrived here on the Jewitt, yesterday. United Our Westport Correspondence, Westport, Mo., May 21, 1856. Governor, or Docter Robinson (a3 your readers may pooter to call him) is under guard in the Harris House, just oppotite the building in which we are writing. We ‘bad an interview with his Excellency last evening. He Bas retained Col. William H. Russell, of Fayette county, Ky., at precent a resivent of Cees county, Mo., as his counsel. Dr. Robinson wili be well treated on the route, and safely deliverea to (he proper authorities at Lecomp- ten, to be fairly tried, and, if guilty, fairly punished, But it would be aifectation to deny that thera is a deep and earnest feeling of dislike and indignation at the po- Bitical course which he bas pursued in Kansas pervading the entire pro-siavery community. Nor is Robinson’s manner, wo fancy, greatiy caiculated to remove this un. favoreble impression. He will, we presume, leave here to-day, undor the charge of Col. W. T. Preston and Major W. F. Donaldson. Brown, of free Sta'e editorship noto- yiety, hax reached hia place of confinement ia Lecomp- ten, much, we should suppose, to his joy. Tae cordon of pro-slavery troopr—or, to dull, things by their names, the Uniied Staies Marshal’s porse—are dra’ about Lawrence. and in a fsw days’ time we shall p rated place quietly foto the bands of Jaw and order pro-slavery men, the Beecher ritie anti-Bible brigade to the contrary not- withstanding—and then we -bould dislike to own an interest, even upon the mes! advantageous terms, either in Free State Emigrant Aid Sociely stock or the printing press of Lawrence—alwiys supposing that the good ‘Wil cf these establishments went with the coocern, Our next letter, ifnothing hapyers to as im the meanwhile, will probably be dated feo !racllls—or itis just pos: sible, as we shall accompany tlie porse who guard Robia- won, Lawrence, for whcr® bvice.cusvd walls all the world in there dipgine is at present en. rula, The following is copied from ths orl, i letter written 40 Col. Boone, the leading man of this section of Missourt, dy a gentlemen of high respectability—and, moreover, a man of upwards of reventy- tive years of age. It may be regarded as a fair exponent of the universal ieatineet which pervades the pro-tlevery mind of the South and Weat:— Locusr Grove, Mo., 20th May, 1856. Coronet. H. G. Poose—Deak Sin—Mr, Fountain Waller ame to my house 'o day about ten o'clock, to let me have the ‘mews from the Territory, and give me the communicaton he re- ‘eeived from you to the citizens of Liberty and the county of Clay. If if be pe ro-slavery men will not sci we oe surrender ry to the abolition pariy. Iam ni whe: noe boure, vente that the die willbe ‘ea meen days whether Kansas l_be free soitor pro do men look to Wai a ton city for safety, (Southerners Tmean.) We must act. ihink, avd decide for ourselves in this matter.” We succeed now or never. “Truly yous. M. MORTON. The old ge entloman who writes the rags, endorses his letter by shoulderivg bia rifle as a member of the United States Marehal’s posse, to enforce the laws in Law- rence. ‘Mr. Coats, a free State man and lawyer in Kansas City, is connected with Colonel William H. Russell, counsel tor Dr. Robinson. Mr. Coats we are in‘ormed is from Phila- delphia. Colonel Russell was formerly Collector of the Customs%et Monterey, Cal. ‘Westrort, Mo., May 21—5 P.M. A runner ia justin from the pro-slavery camp at Franklin; allis quiet. Warlike rumors are afloat, but want foundation, The runner says that when the body of the free State man chot by Lt. Cosgrove was brought imto the town of Lawrence, the United States Deputy Marshal, Judge Fain, was in thet town, upon which se- yeral of the good people of that law abiding place raised the ery of ‘(Hang him ! hang him!”? which motion was, however, overruled in consideration of his office. The Santa Fe mail is said to be close at hand, urself are about to quit this scene of strife to seek a greater de- E= of quiet and security among the Indians of the Rock: tf natin ie p'ain terms, we are, Providence perm! ting, off for Santa Fe and San Fernando de] Taos, on Sa- turday. But we shail visit the ‘seat of war” by way Of preface to our trip. ‘Westrort, Mo., May 21—8 P. M. ‘We have just learned from Major Davie, who arrived by the Santa Fe mail, that they heard what seemed to be ‘the sound of artillery in the direction of Lawrence this morning. Another report tells us that the ‘border ruf- fians,”’ or United States Marshal’s posse, 700 strong, were marching upon the town this morning. Yet another ru- mor declares that Co!. Sumner in person, with his whole regiment, the Ist Cavalry, is there, and that the United Btates ‘troops e hada collision with either the free State or pro-slavery men. which hss not transpired. Re- memter, we give you these thing: for what they are—ra- mors; but still they come in such o shape as renaers it proper to communicate thew. It possible, Gov. Robin- son will be started for Lecompton to-night; he will in that ease go up under a guard of only six or eight men. We should have been upon the spot in person ere this had it have been possible to procure & conveyance. We hope to get off to-night—it not, at daylight to-morrow. Newspapar Accounts, [Correspondence of the St. Louis Democrat. LEAVENWORTH, Kanvas, May 22, 1856. On Wednesday, Mey 21, the posse that hed ‘assembled ‘at Lecompton, in accordaice with the Uniled States Marskal’s proclamation, made their appearance on the heights that overlook the town of Lawrence about sun- vise. The first company were mounted on horses, and numbered from 87 to 1( They were reinforced’ éntil ‘the whole amounted to about They took possession of the roads leading to and from Lawrence, so that the uae in town could not get any communication with in the country, and even travellers that wished to sue their seneeey were prohibited from leaving. ie marshalled their command in battle array, dis- Playicg fags at tbe same time of various kinds, and colo! One I noticed in particular was red and white, with a lone s'ar on the corner; others black and white, green and white, and most colors and kinds, except the national flag of stare and stripes, ( Aen d forenc ie Committee of Pupplic lees 2p. ted 6: vy the citizens of Lawrence, add: Lo , assuring him that the citizens wrong cake ‘no resistance to the serving of any writ, and at the aame as citizens of ee United States and of the Territory of Kansas, asking of him protection of their lives and rty, but he (United States Marshal) took no notice or the fame. About 11 A. M. the Deputy Marshal ca Bpowe ot nine or ten, made his appearance in the ey were unarmed, save small arms. The Deputy Mar os abai then summoned four of cur citizens to amist in making arrests. They went with him and his posse, and made two arrests of our fellow townsmon, @. W. Due and G. W. Smith. The posse then took dinuer at the Free State Hotel. “ After dinner the two prisoners were conveyed out of ‘town, and Sheriff Jones made his a) Sp benraaee with a par- ty of ‘eighteen armed men. He did not attempt to make ‘any arrests, but in an insulting maoner demanded the ‘arms, both private and public, and said that he would give them five minutes to accede to es CL eag If they refused to comply he would storm the to The public — ‘were given up, and in half an hour Matter he made demand bh he and his whole posse. to the number of hye hunéred and steele hd wore in the streets, with two pieces af art se, yell like savages. They’ com- meneed thelr work destruction immediately, by throw- the two printing presses and type in the river. This A done they began to cannonade the hotel and fire by platoon af the same time at the windows; in the meanwhile the women and children fleeing in every direction, the Sheriff having retused any time to remove them or property to place of safety, as he said they ‘might have done it before had they wanted to do no, As I was leaving town, there were several who wanted to know where they could find pies ot rafety, but I could afford them me consolation. I being mounted, succeeded in getting after along chase, | leit the vicinity about 8 P. + he on I was fifteen miles distant I could see the flames of what appeared to be a large fire in the direction of aM ee, and have no doubt but that the town is In aches and many of its inhabitants butchered. In addition to the foregoing we have che following, in the ehape of an extre from the ollice of the Lexington C88 ms [From the Express extra, ] LATEST FROM KANSAS—LAWRENCE DESTROYED ! LEXINGTON, Mo,, May 22, 1856, ) Six o’elsk, evening. ’ 5 We are indebted to the officers of thé Morning Star, gown this evening from Leavenworth, tor the followiag tant news:— MPawrence City was destroyed on Wednesday. Tho United States Marshal, with 500 to 700 men, marched into lawrence, and made the arrest of all he liad write for. ‘The Marshal then turned the command over to Sheriff Jones, who had arrests to make, when the people of Law- rence resisted Sheriff Jones, and fired on his men, when Jones opened his artillery on the F'ree State Hotel. Tae Been then charged, acd set the Lote! on five; d¢. “2780 6 Bemme mreet, ig FH HRETAN We [MMe ERT CEpdeiTUetOUEVEHL SU odie HatPEt Hn UE, Wnt ite cia ERT suleteata (HUER bealed UN: MRA ac Be the printiz, 8, and set fre to the effice, which wae H ia the maldaie of the building. About 209 men were in Lawrence. When the messeoger ieft Lawrence the artil- Jory woe still firing aad the fire still epreading. But few lives were lost. The abcve is entirely testimosy of Hutchinson and Radcliff. free State men. ‘Lhe Lieutenant Governor of Mexico, W. Davis, arsived from Fanta jertport in nineteen dey travel. Passed cown on the ewift steamer Morning Star. Lef: St. Joseph Wednesday, May 21, ati0P. M.; laid on Smith’s Bar about four hours, until ai P. A; met Coovers above latan; took in about 411 bales hemp and three barrels Jard at Weston. To the politeness of Capt. Eastin, editor of the Kansas Herald, we are obliged ior the tollowing corroborative statement:— Lawrence was destroyed on Wednesday evening. The artillery ocened on the Free State Hotel, The men then charged upon the town, eet fire to the hotel, destroyed the printing pres snd set fire to the offices ‘whieh were in the midst of the buik ings. Bat 2(0 men were in Law- renee, Jonee headed our command. When the messen- ger lett Lawrence the arvlery was firing, and the fire epreading, But few liver lost. From a passenger on the Mornirg Star—Mr. Dorris, of Weetcn—we learn that it was the intention 0! Jones to proveed from Lawrence to iopeke, which would also be dontroyed. Aa fer ae we cen Jeern the abolitionists failed in their courage, aud made but little resistance. LkAVENWORTH, KANSAS, May 21, 1856. The dorderers appear to be going mad. The reapecta- bility of the borcers, of course, repudiates these out- reget; but It has not’ yeb organized to crash out and conquer the fell spirit which commita them. Let theee gentlemen of the border sct epeedily, it they feel any in- verest in the Saeterial proepertsy; of or pride in the good name of Mirsouri. ommerce ia timid—Jowa can be crossed, Remember that! Mr. Jesse Newill, recently from Ohio, had ocsasion to go near Lecompton » few days Ho was arrested several times, but finally ent Lecompton. Mr. Sannen, rode up to him, and asked wnat all this mean Mr, Shannon said there was no use complaining; that the Moery was under martial law, and a civil war ins- his le. Mr. Shannen tried to get away, but Mr. Newill, who was an old neighbor, would’at let him off. On parting, Governor Shannon gave Mr. Newill the subjoined characteristic—i, ¢. prolix—pass:— Exxcutivs Crrice, Lecomrton, May 17, 1856. The bearer of this is Jesse Newell, an aoquain‘ance of mine from Unio, Who fa now in thie Territory witribe view of 10ok- ing out for a situation to locate a saw mill, He desires to ex- amine the country and select e place well provided with timber. Ee it accompanied by hii son Jobn Ne will, Fitzstm- mors, his brother-in-law, acd a Dr. Gamb! y are no way identified with ibe present troubles in this fereitory, Now, therefore, I have to request a!l persons to permit the sa id Jeane Homill and hia ccmracea to pass and repass throughout the ‘Territory without molest! WILSON STANNON, Governor of Kausas, Mr, Eldridge, lessee of the Free State Hotel, went up to Leeompton oa’ Saturday, and tried to induce him to put step to the outrages to which the people of Lawrence are daily subjected, Mr, Shannon said “he would see about it,’? and promised, before Sir. Eldridge left, to call ~ the United States soldiers, Mr. Eldridge, on behalf of the ‘Safety Valve,’ offered to deliver all arms up to the United States sodliers, if Mr, Shannon would station a eompany of them in I awrence to protect it from the mub. Mr. Shannon retuzed to give an immediate answer to this offer. On the morning following he said to Mr. Edridge that he believed a civil war insvitable; that the only terms th» Svuth Carolinians would consent to were —the surrencer of all arms in Lawrence, and the destruc- t | ie cf the priniing cflices and other objectionab!e build. Ir in juative to the safety valve, it ia proper to add thet these tortaa offrsd by Mr. Eldrijge had been put by Mr. Shannon in # conference with a previous deputation, When thst depuration returned and presented tue Gover- nor’s terms, the committee held a meeting, discussed and accepted them, Shannon now declined to ratify the terms, No. The squatters must be * crushed ” and ‘con. quered ” and ‘‘supdued;’’ and the tools of the Piarce (Cela must find » pretext to begin the sub- fection. Mr. Stuart, a young man, the only son of an eminent lawyer of New ‘ork, was murdered on the highway by a band of the Jaw and order posse, yesterday forenoon, when riding toward Lawrence. He was one fe. the off- cers of the Topeka House of Representatives. Another Northern squatter, named Jones, formerly from Illinois, was shot dead near Blanton’s bridge, by a party of maranders from the camp near Franklin, laware Indian was shot, and supposed to be mor- tal y wounder, near Sarcoxie’s, by auother law and or- der detail; rumor has it that they were part of the Platte company who started from Delaware on Sunday. Another rquatter, who lives afew miles up the Kaw from Lawrence, waa shot on his claim on Mondsy night. All these cases are well authenticated; but J have not yet received the details of each outrage.’ Iwi ffidavits as soon as I meet eye witneises of the: stitutional”’ murders. A FEW FACTS. Fourteen men have be: n shot at within the last nine days—irrespective of the two murdered and two fatally wounded men already men'ioned—in the vicinity of Lawrence, by parties of Governor Shannon’s “legally organized posse.” A list of their names is preserved, and will be produced at the proper time. Horses, revolvers, rifles, shot guns, knives and oxen have been taken every day from squatters met and over- porered on thehighway. ‘The chivalry ofSouth Carolina ere have e talent that way. Yesterday, Monday TmOraiog, & party cam? upon aman ploughing in a field,two miles northwest of Lawrence,took three cxen from bim, drove them off to their eamp, and es them ior the use of the “legally organized” militia. Several citizens of Lawrence have gone up to Lesomp- ton recently, and remonstrated with Marshal Et Cetera Donalson about the outrages committed on the persons ard property of peaceful squatters by his (logelly or- Serato) He repliod that he could not restrain them, and did not wish to be responsible for their eon- duct.’ That is law and order both. Tke party which went from Delaware iast Sunday, had two pieces of artillery. It is reported that there is another plece at Lecompton, and a braes howitzer at Franklin, Telegraphic Accounts, Cmcaco, May 20, 1856 Our dates from Leavenworth are to Saturday evening. Governor Shannon had called out the troops and station- ed them at different points. The Missourians were re- turning home. We have the following additional particulars from Iawrence. After the burning of the hotel and the Herald of Freedom office, Governor Robinaon’s house was fired, but extinguished before entirely consumed. Sheriff Jones then dismissed his posse, when they immediately rushed into the stores and dwellings in the place, remoy- ing every thing valuable and destroying everything not re- moveable. ‘The Post office was broken open and the iet- ters seized. All the houses of free State men were pil- aged, except the Cincinnati Hotel. Messrs. Buford, Springfeliow and Atshison were conspicuous during the day. Governor Shannon was absent. Tre posse of Jones le't the city at sunset, ke informing them that he should need their services tho next day. It is supposed that the fire seen on Wednenday night was the burning of Gov. Robinson’s house, There is nothing later concerning the fate of Messrs: Brown, Robinson, Dietzler, Pomeroy or Smith. Sheriff Joneshas entirely recovered from the effects of his wound. It bias been asvertained that there was no ball in the pistol used for his atiempted assavsination, The Government would not Recognize Parker H. French as the Nicaraguan Minister; but President Beebe’s Patent Hat.—The Exxceedi ‘noms of this ul, Noga ing and beautiful Tab ago ner new tn ar a — tte feat and original, and rabiitty this hat has never been ‘other Syanty. It is made of every variety oc geirle and color; black, white, drab, y Mowne Gr any diber shade that the par caer ma * BEEBE, Sole alniee, 156 Broadway. . B.—Have also on band the usual assorament mountain mivery be avers, Prench feu, &0,, £0, 7 David's Sunfiner Styles of Gentlemen's drab, beaver and cassimere bate are now ready. Give hima call at his walesroom, 301 Broadway, see md door from Duane street, Soft hate end straws, of every variety, of Boeky New and Exclustve—Fashions from India, —Genin this day introduces his Kast India nummer hat, a straw fabric of unequalled beauty, of joys) he has secured the mo- resent season. The imported ‘nto tho, ui feed mates | ir @ Unie Mates Ia point of L ighinese tt stands alone. Placed in the scale {he finest leghorn. chip, straw or grass tubric, it would “Kick Tn fact, ite ae is artneer ptible. either Ried Tanceite nee ie sent ie an t,, No one who sees can donbt that it is La Leet ideal of ‘coolness. a es a rai will not destro pe. In order to suit all eyes, Tada ‘tat hon been made ap ise rarioty o( von, ‘Thectows Varios i hoighL soes Gf drekainte Tike the Teatures of boyhood, youth, maturity: ‘and trimmings are modified ascordi Or ant Tale hats in this oouniry tn empion of the unde signed, ard not a si e obtained outside of his ronabliiment the prions in. accord: ance with his paket nd etd willbe found ex:remely mede- rate. The trad beral terms. GANIN, No, 214 Broadwe: Paul's church, Raglan Hats.—Public Approval of our Ef forin as batters to suspiy the ightest neglige bat at a low cox, in 1864 and 1555, led us to gat the Paria fabricants for quality and tint ‘suited to Monies, In aunodncing she hat, we deem it di state that, orizins! We have conuol of the entire importation, as re- ceived p wand . The number being limited, gentlemen wil do weil to make their eelections early. | For sale al our counters only. LEARY & CO., leaders ard introducera of fashion, Astor House, Broadway Sellers & Co.’s Pat the bes: ever invented for aummer wear; i through them in every direction, atd can be opened or cloced in one moment, Kemember, 400 Broadway. SELLERS & CO, Hats In Sesson —The Scaron Demands a change, The summer anticipa'ed will goon be realized alleo.") Be ready, therefore, i ime, by makin gimme: jection from an extensive assorkment at WARNOCKS), 5 Broaawaj 1,000 Portraits of the People Issued Daity, for 25 cents and cents, by ave machine p the ‘depot of art, No, 240 Bi syatem combined Clark) Spoot Cotton—The Genuine Article meot WM. WHITBWRIGHT on NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1856. tere modern ia} wey myered: plnnas naa trom ieee melodeons tom $010 $155. meee or aces per cent Fee aue es reenter aod very fine second hand pianos, cheap. To the Ladien—mulinery.— A Large and besciitel acsortn ft ladies’ and misses’ bonne 8, pins wimmipgs, ribbons flowers, and maniiilas, at WILLIAM 8. Us VINA’B, No. 112 Canal ereet, Black Alpaca Suits, Complete, $6, 97 and $8; Marveilies ves's, $2; ine cassimere suits, $10; black cloth con's, beantity ly At RVANS ‘clowning warehouse, 66 and Drab, Beaver, Castor, Panama, Webster French, 10S. and every uizle of at and cap fo r summer Ww py oh WHITES.” Also, a nest drese hake $3. 143 Ful’ ou street, between Broadway tnd ‘naan ©XX. Fulten Street.—Dramgold & Proch, clotbiere,—Spring snd summer styles now ready; large and beautt(ul masrumens, Prices moderate, Oxe price and no de- viation, “Down with the Dust ”"—We Particularly request water sprink.era when {n the neighborhood of Oak Ball, Nos. 64nd 86 Futon sireet, to iberal with the ‘Aqueous element, as Ue rusb to that ostobrated establishment 1 all thet ta elegant, cheap and durable in clotbing is a> great, that a cloud of dust,’to ‘ne annoyance of !sdi qonstentiy per jes the street. We shoaidn’t be surprised I R. B GROOT was biawelt compelled to tay by “dust, i 80 an is the demand for simmer goods at his store. Ask the Millon, and they will Tell you that KVAN»d’ clothing warehouse, No, ft) 6 ‘is just the piace to ro yoorclothiog. Every oue of the million gurmenis sold there is equs! in every reavect to those made to order elsewhere, and 50 per cent cheaper. vs Feet Covering for the Young.—Cantrel!, 336 Bower bas a splendid assortment of onbdroaa shoes, and ‘hie prices are remsrkabiy low. Bis ladies galters ot is, and Yas. ate very superior ariclea. Pails Boots, Shees and Galrers-<ecslvet ge ateamer Barcelona. from celebrated makera—J. Forr, ue Richelieu, and Me.ies, Paris—by BUGWNE TERRIG & BON, boo:makere, 62 Nassan sireet, third house abeve Maiden lane. Boots.-Cur Filend John Ready, No. 127 Neraau street, offers this season a chuice eelection of boots and eboes. Bis gaitera are very fine, and sowe cheap, ae low as $2 and $3. To look at his beautifui w our readers will not wonder he has got so many medals and digiomas, The Cincinnat! Convention.—Delegates and ers for the convention ehould eeshre thetr excuralon tickets day at the General Railroad office, 193 Broadway, corner of Dey street, Price reduced neurly one halt. Simger's Sewing Machines.—We have great leaaure in sating thatthe seam povrer for our great msn ays satecrapied tor a few days b by ihe fire in yen depot bu building, ie again resiored and in fwil operation, We ain finishing our sewiog mschines fester than ever, con- tammy all he admirable moproverenta. Inferior sowing ina shines of ober manuiacturess taken In exchange ag us LM, dINGHR & 00,, 323 Broadway. Sewing Machines.—New and Valuable Pa- tents, ALew patent rotary kaite cleaner. Jones’ Patent Im- Proved viastic horse shoe, toustantly tor sale, aad the right of manufaciuring and exc.ueive sale on tayoravie terms. Also &n entire uew sewing machine will soon be oa hand, and for ale, carry ng thread enouuh ia the shuttie for ten hours’ work. L, PAIL? BEE RS, Agent, No, 407 Broadway, second story. Segars—Several Invoices of Segars for Bale much below their market value Cash purchasers are invited toexamine, Cxsh Gated eee on sears of Havana, do- mestic or German manutact ‘On ‘CHEEKS, No. 17 Broadway. Wo Pence at the Franklin Street Market.— One public market, at least, has repudiated that nuisance, the pence currency. and no better ments, wild pigeons, fish, &3., 4c,, can be found at ihe Washington or Fulton, Herring’s Patent Chi ion ire and Rur- iar proot eafe, with Hall’s patent powder proof lock. Both feceived d prize Tedal's at the World's Fair, London, S51, and @, New York. 1863-4. BILAB C, HERRI ye Tse, lal aad 159 Water streel, N.Y. coe and Burrblocks.—Rager, Fils & roprietors of the best quarries of France, veg to inform belt friends that they have removed thelr offise to 33 Pearl treet, near Whiteball, New York, Defiance Salamander Safes.—Robert M. PaTRICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of the Sbove celebrated safes and patent powder defiance locks and cross bars. Depot No, 192 Pearl street, one door below Maiden lane, Hostetter.—Three Bottles of Hostetter’s Ve~ Retable stomach hitters will cure the dympepsin; one boit'e Greates an appetite, forces off the impure bile, purifies the blood and invigoraies the svstem; two betues will cure the Worst form of liver complaint; one bottle will dussipaie that eas at the pitof the slomiaeh, will give color to the coun Jenance, impart tone and strength ‘o the sy em, and lend chear- the mind, ‘No ur‘ie‘e is 80 peculiarly mdapted 10 tue fe pressing iniinences of spring weather. Avery (amily should dave it Sold bi grocers, hotels and fats. HOR- 2 dbs Gitcinnsit. “Bars Park, 304 Broadway, wholesale agents for New York. Mrs. Hayes, oklyn. Mew School of Te and Tho last unfolding of the 1g.-—My dally pract | ignlennE Epnig ranting tion, in all ite varied forms, as rea- other eat treat all con- sumptives, but particular! ‘tried all phy. those wh orion rellot. Mee Rea MARIN, Me ED. No. 3] Lane yette apetlinied he) east of Broadway, Fourth York. Office bonrs: From 104 M. (oI P. M., exclusively for indies; bop ed 5 oe tor gentlemen, ‘Wednesdays excepted. Ul ether hours b; iy eevonkanets 44 Jouven’s Incdorous Preparation Instant]; y test mmeil, Rub with a with disappear. Can be worn iramedi i, afterwards. e bottle is warranted to 50 cents. Agents CONTANT, REARY & 0 » 02 Broadway. Potichomante.—The New and Seautifal Art e %. Full ins jurchaser free. The ied . SON RY & CO., 502 Broadway. Ghompson’s Hair Dye is Warranted Supe- rior to anything yet discovered for coloring the hair. Private Tor appising. For sale wholesale and. retail, Wis ~ aad Toaking, hair Gutta x, shampooing, shaving. ‘The or! 1 ar- ramiracuiis for eradicating dandruff. No, 18, Maiden ‘Whiskers or Moustaches Forced to win aix weeks by uent, which will not stain or injure the thin $1.0 polo; nent to aby part of the country, BE. G, OLA- Ham, 200K Broadway; Briggs, 37 State street, Albany, - Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees Are superior toall others. Their new imprevements secure Pirieet comfort to the wearer, aniuralglegance and durability. unrivalled and only harmless hatr air dye is applied in twelve private rooms, a! BATUHELOR’S, 233 Broadway. Phalon by ee Letion or Floral Lerelnbeirieg for beautify: the complexion and removing freckles, ing GraShneyens rae eras i belles Medicated Soap f ccapreston cures tan, dimples, feecxles, eruptions, and all skin deformi. ten, GOURZUD's poucre subtile uproots hatr foreheads or any part of thebotv. Warranted. lily- white, batr dye and restorative, at the old deoot, 67 Walker street, first store from Broadway; Bates, 129 Washington street, Boston. hair from low In the Night—in the Night, Gh, CM ! how the bugs and skeeters bite, Aud the roaches, how they crawl on the floor and wall! wt a LYOR'S powder’s dusted, aud it surely kills all. fale, dtj pl lomas, testimonia's, from all countries, prove be- ma Ck fa i, that it killa rate, mice and inaec.: a Peo sa road Frame, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock- ings EA ig bandages, ladies’ beits and suppor oped atr owlegs and all deformities of the b atantly on Tad and made to order, by Dr. GLOVER, No 4 Ann street, cae Otntment=The Great External ‘When impurities in the biood are determined to the ares in the i pi of i pustn a, dry exfoliaions, bolls lent preparation is radia! i At the ‘menyjactorier, 8 paldon ian inne, Now Lon per pot, ; and by all druggists, at ADVERTISEMENTS: RENEWED 1 ‘EVERY “DAY. THE ‘TURF. ‘YORK RAGRS_SPBING MEETING THIRD wane {n June, 1866, over the Fashion (formerly National Race arse, Newtown, LI. For Jockey Club purses aad stakes ps eBpirit er the Times. WI? C. GRINNELL, Treas’r Fashion Asa’on. URES opm. L, .—TROTTING.—TUESDAY, UM match beats, bert beat trree five, to arn, bgt a Wash: ‘are to ) nnd pint we Srory treaty ive min te, et Het ey Totus ex soot ent five minutes, or the cp rotura ae ort is over, . ta 8 HAW & WHITR, Proprietors. CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERY. A SUPERIOR STOCK EAUTIFUL, ENGLISH CARPETS, rl ee. Superb velvets lis. per yards) oY Prom Kiegart Brussels. 78 td. per yard, Beautiful ingrains, 3s. 6d, per yard, Buperior ingrains, bs. Reyerd. ANDBRAON, 99 Bowery. AP CF NEW YORK GRATIS,.- TH@ FOURTH a tion of the beautiful map ot the city is now ready, aintribuned: free of charge, to all Persons eating for ft, at the store of BIRAM "AND ERR ON, #) Bowery, — MPO HOUSSKRPPBRA.—VELVET. BRUSSELS AND SU- perfine carpets and China maiting for sale at refuced Pricer. Carpets and mating inid gown ta any part ot tho city DORBMUS & NIXON, 21 Park place, ONEAWS GORGROUS PAINTINGS— ‘of a tour ov (oot through the ini her with a and China, & magnificent view ot the American fleet leavin: pan, will be cn exhibition at the Apo lo Ro. ona. 410 Bo way, onnnd afer Monday evening, sure 2 ‘ory Wed. nerday and Saturday afternoon, at 3 oetok for. tye expecta Acccmmodation of families and s:hoo's, A 25 cen, Liberal deductions for echvols and ineutationa, JAMHO TIKERRSSES TAKEN FROM DAGAURRKO- 8, and high prices given for Queen conch| shell, by Pe ‘a0 KEL, 76 Sailolk ares . ¥. DE NTISTRY. p® NAPOLRON PARTERRE'S NUW INCORRUPTIATR teeth are interied from one to ® full ret, with or without Extracting the roois. Keerh wre extracted without pain, bY SPlsavun K Cum. Pewee soey iid Gorse, 43 Broadway, corner of Howard ‘wee, SITUATIONS WANTED. RESPLOTABLE E GERMANVLADY 18 DRSIROUB, OF om vd $7 abe is paslent scoks and well arguainted di domen. to management Inquire at 100 Bast 40: at., corner of SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG are # AL lauyte and chanterm Good reference from ber 2 ire at ihe corner of Smith sad Bergea ra teooke yp, Over the grocery. SITUATIONS WANTED. ~ehehannnomannaennaaaeaen A SHEMESS ANTED—A eet g 48 FIRST RATB CHAM. ee as seamstress; fe willing to rears of be highest cit moke herseit wo peeerees- Gia" be teen at 196, faveriey place, corner Bau: A ANTHD—BY A RESPECTABLE Aga and . OF chamberwork ticn to do ebamberwork and sewing. Best of city reference fea be seen for two days at 148 7th avenue, YOUNG WOWAN WANTS A SITUATION, 48 oBaM: Dermaid or laundresa. Gond city references ‘given. at£5 Kast 15th #., between 3d and 4th ave., in the fancy ware, YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AS CHAM: ‘Dermaid and waiier, in a private Sealy: city reference; cap be seen at £21 beco.d avenue, third fi 4 room. SITUATION WAWTSD—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- I at 20) fae pe Wet curte, Good references, Inquire at 207 joor, SITUATION WaNTED—BY AN RKXPRRIBNCED cook, who understands ber business in a!l ite branches. Good city references, Inquire at 101 18th at, near 7th avenus, SITUATION WANTED--A8 GOOD COOK, wasees ‘and frover, in a private family; isa good baker and a1 Exeellent washer aud {roner: the beut of reitrenos. Call 8117) ‘Weat Slat st.. between 7/h aud sth ava, A RYSPROTA BLK AMERICA Our WANTS A use er ‘ t charge of Afimily." Inquire at No. Nangin sts”) SINE CATES A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. man, to do gereral hourework tr a smsil private family, OF totake care of chiidren, Inquire at 92 dlst st, second floor, VERY RESPHOTABLE DB! MAKER 18 DESIROUS to go out by the dayor week, Cal! at No. 83 West 19h at.. between 6th and 7th a Pa, nice het 7th avenues, first floor. front room, Work At SITU AtION WANKED—BY A RESP ECPABLE GIRL, chambermald snd waiter. Best city reference; his Seon over three years inher last place, Piease eall at 6) ‘Hudson av., Brooklyn. Can be seen tor two days. ABS arrvation WANTED—BY A RESPACTABLE WO ina vaall private family, to do general housework, @ given. Inquire at 16 Forsyth #, ede 40. A BESPROTABLE GIRL WANTS A SIXUATION AS plain cook; iss first rate washer and rover. God re- fereace, Inquire at 55 Pit st., in the rear, for two daye. SITUATION halen 2 A RESPECIABLS Young girl, as good co good washer and irone: Good Feterence." Aypiy at ats whee st., Brooklyn, at be> present eniploy ers’, A RESPROTABLE WOMAN WANTS TO TAKE IN ‘Washing’ in willing to visit ladies and gent’emen; prices jow. | equire at $4 Moit #.,mear Caatham. Can be seen for 0 days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook, Vasher snd ironer, in a small vate Tanail+; good reference giren, Apply at 160 Weat 171b At., betwee Tab eadd noes, A RESPHOTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN WARTS 4 ie ee a8 Wet nuree. inquire ai 234 dd avenue, near RESPECTABLE WIDOW WISHES A HJUSEKBXP er’s situation; city reference given; she ia capsole o' {aking charge of a amall family. Add.cas , 1.,:Broad #ay ‘ort oftice, A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, IN A RE A rpeciadle ‘any, ae chambermaid and eesmetress, or cham. id and Waxer; good city reference, Call #! corner o Pectad wrenus aed Biot oe SITUATION WANTRD-BY A ROSPRCTABLE YOUN: woman, to do renéral housework, in a small fauiily; soo clty reference. Call at 157 Rouston street, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, 88 good cork, ina private family; is @ good washer andironer, Gcod refwrences can be given, Inquire at 181 16th st,, for two days. MIDDLE AGED LADY DESIRES A HOMK, IN AN agreeabte femilv, where sewing three days in the werk, Or teaching one or two children two houra each day, would bs compensation for baard. Address L. M. B., Union square Post office. WANTED —BY A RESPROTABLE WELSH WOMAN, A sitmation as Cook; is s first rate baker, anc @ good wi ard troner. Can be seen for two aaye at 14s West 17th st, in the rear. ANTED—BY A MROTRSTANT YOUNG WOMAW. A Set with Washing.” City rolersnce, Fieestcall idee e, F rence. 0: Br, 204 Fast Hkh wt., for two Cass. Ps aNTED—A SITUATION, BY A RRSPROTABLE girl, as chamtermaid and seamstress, or ve the best of city Te'erenoe. Can bs tosi tor two days at Lil Mark’s place. Ro objection 10 go in the country. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS NURSE, OR TO AT. tend &) giowixg ebildren; g00d p'ain newer; woald sointhe country; bus good reference, leave cal! al avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS PLAIN COOK; 18 4 goed washer ard ironer; understat viking and pas try. ceed clty references, Call a: 148 Lewis sigeet, ive dareme , for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHILD'S NURSE, OR to aea'a! in houcewor! young girl accustomed 0 children, Call at 141 West soth at, )ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPROTAULE yourg woman, as ccok; oan waeh and fron, ar do gene ral hose work in «staal, private family. Good reterence, 3 ‘Has no objection ‘o live in New York. an be seen at LU? fil lary st., Brooklyn, for wo amy AXTED—BY TWO RESPKOTABLE AND WELL BR. commended girls, situations; one as cook, washer and ironer, or to do general lousewor®; ihe other as chamberm aid aed walter or as iaundress. They can be seen unill suited at WALLACHS «fice, No.4 Sands st, near Fultoa, Brooklyn, Wane A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS she understands all kinds of familly sewing, nd outing ‘and liting chi.dren’s clothes, Can besten at 4) ‘baat 1sth et wr ANTED—BY TWO RESPEC TA BL oe ¥ 2UKG GTa's, situaticns; ene as cook ard to asset in weahing: the}oth a8 chamber maid and waiter, to &«sia! dest city reference. Call at Gt wlghth ANTID? 4, SITUATION, AS WAIFRR OB CHAM. bermaic; is willing (9 asrist in fine wasbing and trouing. mee city reierence. Can be seen at No, 0 4b st., corser of aries 7ANTRD-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, A aitoadion as chambermaid aud waitress, or to tale care of children; has no objection wo the couatry, Cull wt 24 12th at, between Untveralty place and Sth ave. Wes SITUATION; IS A GOOD COOK. WasB- ; Las no objection to xo 'o the count ood reference. Can be seen for two days D—BY A RESPBCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A tion a8 ocok; thoroughly understands her business; veill assiat in washing ead troning; good reterence. apply al 164 9th ot, between 3d and 4th avenues, ANTED -BY A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN to wet nuree, to take to her own house; she own baby, two days old. No one but herself and hueburd. Inquire at 232 Weat 29th st, between Sth and 9:b ava.,1op floor, pack room. W22TED=A SITUATION, BY wen, ag lady's maid and dreermsker and p! PROTESTANT WO Apply at her prese room 130 Me! Good wages wii! | xd the beat of Call for two days. aswered ‘ANTED—A ‘TION, BY A RESPECTABLE young wor. ombermaid in @ respectsvle, amall private {3 reference. (sa be seen at her last piace 238 80th at. ARTRD—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO do chamberwork and sewing or waiting. Bestcity refs- rence given, Oan be seen for two daysat 174 334 st., between Int and 2d avenues, 5 LP W AER. aA AAA RA LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE AN AGREEA fe Sat ems nares yaaa ul reenes a1 ser nm equired. Apply at 45 ot Broad w: . GENTS WANTED-T70 SELL BROTHER JONA- than’s furniture polish, and Urc'esiam’s metallic best articles now in use. ' Agente mate we Call at 212 Broadway, corner of Futons. 2, from 9 ul! 4 o'clock. BRABYN & SUBS. AOERIS, AGENTS, | AGENTA.-1.000 AGRNTS WANT. £4, foF a new pa‘ebted arue.e, in grext demand; Just thing for boya.io sell co ralironde steam bonia, fo ‘Sie Fe dally; capt required, 60 cents io $10, morning at 'No. 8 Dey sireet, fourth floor, COKKEKPER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, SOMPE- tent to take charge of books by double en'ry. Addreaa B,, box 563 Post office, with reterences. USINSS MEN WANTED.—TWO RESPECTALE EN- ergetic and practical young men, foqusiaiet Mon od business, azd who can give reliable references, ta DET marent engagements, wilh good pay, ina down Town oftce. x addressing L. H., Post office. ‘ok. WANTED-IN A BLALL L PEIv ary FAMILY, & abort distance in the country. M. and do the waebing and ironing. Liberal meee ‘ond a home. Call after ten o'cicck in ihe moruings wi 0 Liberiy a, Me Yee up NOOK WANTED- ONE WHO I8 WILLING TO Aer with washing and froging, in a (open Dosetiag hones (a a 8 to 10) on Staten Island; must character for Pt dle oui non Call ‘at t8e ont store, others need app: 1 Feiton 6 from 10 to 1 HILD’3 NURSB ANDISEAMATRKERS WANTED.—AP- ply, between 12 and 2, at room 8 International Holel, 368 Broadway. OACEMAN WAxEED—ouB WHO HABA bik, awh nd horres, and oan attend to a GS D RY GOODS SALBSMAN WANTRD—ONB FHAT b roughly understands ‘he business. (Also 6 emrt; - fet doy. Apply 10 G. 7. Kellam, 24 Grand st, Wiliams ure. DPV CLERE WANTED—ONR WHO THOROUGHLY understands the retail busisess. [oquire at 407 4th ave- Bae, on T Shaly +, between the hours of 13 and 2, or after sag. D*8, CLERK WANTED. “ONE WHO CAN BRING good references ae 'o qualifications ani character may bear of a permanent situation, by calling at 43 Sd avenue, BESMATER WANTED. ANTED, 4 FIRST RATR ‘er, iD ® private family, to'work by the da: id Sirens required. Apply at 787 Broadway, before (FOvRENESS WANTRD.—A HEALTHY PROTESTANT T lady, 25 or 30 yeara of age, competent to take the 4 ebarge ot & small girl’ jon, 10 years old and and maneging Ler in every respect; must nud ie in dlanonition, promot and J od, Tae Rogiieh, Frevch end ¥paniah lan insiromenial, and tency need ework will be ex such Person a liberal salary, & good home, sud Kind trea mentwill be given. None need apply excepi they can give (bo by Meat testimonials ia regard to character. Please call from 6 P. M., st 136 Metropolitan Holel, for one week, OUSEKERPER’S SITUATION WANTED-BY A young widow lady. witbout incumbranee, A widow: ro family preferred. Address Loutes, Madison square Post ce. ELP WANTED-A Od. streas ina private (amily Trich, Apply at 162 West 11th a, AUNDRESS AND CHANBERMALID. [AID AND SBAM- }, German or Prowatant WANTED, INA private family, two youvs women, who oan bring 3 Satine inclory refers the above sijuadoas, Apply at 163 Bleecker st. ABORERS WANTRO—T0 49 INTO THR OOUNTRY, atoze dollar per day, aid chair pasayo paid. Apply immediately io W. P. Hodgnow, duis Weat st, Larweem Mi and Perry. AY ANTILLA MAKERS WadTeD IMM IM" Weed’s wourning siore, 879 Broad way. URSE AND SEAMSTRKES8 WANTED--ONE WHO vgs cut and fit boya’ clothes; Protes'ant proforred. 8} No, 3 Leroy place. Undoubted reterence! v!li be reaul Fel. ATELY—AT BITUATION WANTED-AS CHAMBERMAID AND toassiet in the washing and ironing, wad do the work of a ea eas Good city references. all at 94 Ridge s,m er Aree GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, IN ANJAMS: rican family. She can op the best city references iro her Isat place. Apply at 192/¢ Greene st, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA tion, as good plain cook; is an excellent washer and ironer; Sous peed "do pene things, Goodreference given. Caillat N2 RESPECTABLE ‘teats GIRL WANTS A SITUA tlon, to cook, wash and or to do general house work. Apply fat No, 144 Kast ais , between and 3d ave Buse, for two days. RESPECTABLE bylseasles GIRL WANIS A BITUA ton, as chambermaid or nurse; good city reference given. Can be teen for two days at 156 Peari s'., first floor, Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, AB PROFESSED COOK, IN a private family or hotel, Addross City Market, corner of Bleecker and Broadway, ya SITUATION, BY A STRONG, ACPIVE men; is willing to m»ke himseif generally useful as por ter, or todo sny Kind ot work about a store; {« capable of taking charge of a gentleman’s garden Ac , for the anmmer. Can produce the be:t of olty referenceitrom bis last place far three years, Apply at 599 Broadway, in the store, WARTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, A hman, ae coachman’ and groom. Can be seen at 179 Bleecker at., until engaged. Wanw-s SITUATION AS COAOHMAN, BY A steady, active man, mae, thoroughly underatands hig busi- ness in every respect, acd is also willing to make himse.f use- ful in other reapecte; can be highly recommended fram his last employer. Please call or address W. B., at the oflics of Nor- ris! livery stable, 118 Clinton place, Righth’ WO DRESSMAKERS WANTED—AT noze but those fully competent need & Prentice. ANTRD—A perfectly French woman hours of 10 and ANTED—A LAUNDRESS, TO TAKE CHARGE or - laundry tn a large, Aret class hovel. America: {sh or Scotch woman preferred. None reed apply pinees (Sel io ‘ornmendations a4 to capacity, dc. Addresa toftice, | HORATIO BP,; viyi NURSE AND SHAMSTREBS; OnE wHe unders.ands her business; an Hallam & prefer for one week, between fata S West Bu aireot ANTED—A WOMAN, 70 DO THK COOKING, WASH- irg and ironing, in »'family; good references will be re- uired. “Apply at 15 Rutgers place. ANTED—A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON aaa general housework, Apply at 51 West 26th a, bolore 9A. ME . Or afer 6 P.M. DRESSMAKER WISHES WORK BYTHE DAYIN A few reepectable families; understands ber business tho roughly, Piesse call at 23 Hester at,, first lor. STEADY, £OBBR WOMAN WANTS A SITUATIOY as chambermaid and to assist in washing and ironing o pian sewing, or to take care of children. Bas the beat of er Teference. Call at 33 18th st,, between Broadway and 4th av. A ow! anc required Nitta girl aged Lag Rupe bedi ocala etek ‘companion to her little daughter, ti wend Wissen ea ca reference given Inquire at 106 INTELLIGENCE OFFICES. Fuettorsas WISRISG GOOD HELP WILI, FIND RR. spec'able German, eagle Beotch, and Irish servants ry MCHtnis, COHNKRT & COS, 287 Broadway, corner cf . farmers, laborers, &e., at this or the new flee, ‘a6 Greenwich sireet. ANTED—AT NO. 6 EAST KROADWAY, SIX MEN for sail vessels, and a surgeon for a ship: to Cali’ se Places procured for men on rteamers; conductors, bana wen and brakemen; porters ior stores and hotels; men vo ari ¢ ad carts; housekeepers, &c. App!y to GILLEN & CO. YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION, ‘a8 porter or entry clerk; writes a rapid hand and is we) acquainted with ehipping business; can give the hest of refer ence. Please addrees A. B, C., box 130 Herald of A BESPECTABLE ENGLISHMAN, WITH THE a eat testimonial, wishes @ place as ‘coachmal private watchman. He = bad ‘charge, of a large le and can drive four horses. ply ie to au Wheeler, care of Mr. Stalte, 48 Sou h 34 at., Paftage phil YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS COACH man or to take care of one horse and a vegetable garden Good reference given. Can be seen for three days at 218 Wert st., between 8th and 9th avenues. MART, BRIGHT BOY MAY OBTAIN A GOOD SITU ‘aan in the paper warehouse, 33 Ann street, Apply Ye Y A RESPROTABLE YOUNG PERSON, (AMERICAN) who understands dress aceerey a ‘aitualion ig wanted would sew and agist in the care of children. No objections tothe country. Address 8. K. D,, Herald office. ARDWARE MERCHANTS.—A YOUNG SCOTOHMAN, thoroughly acquainted with ihe bardware trade, tn all i branches. and th the manufactures of England, France, Germany and America wishes a situation, as sales man, in’ wholesale house anywhere inthe United States; maa ter o} figures. gaod penman and speaks French, Apply to Mr Olirebugh, 162 F In Broadw aaa WANTED, BY y ROUNG een in the busiaess tor the last alx veare. MP ate ‘ihe. Sen e sererence. Address Hardware, Herald ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, 4s chambermaid and waiter, and assist in yrashing ‘efereace given, Apply at 189 Mast 12th st., for ITUATION WANTED.—A GERMAN LAD, OF RE- speotable parentage, fe desirous of apprenticing him-eli wer In wood oF copper. He reads and writes Kog sh aad German, and would not, for the first year, expec: com pensation. Address James Edsall, 64 West at, GITUATION WANTED—ASSEAMSTRESS, BY A YOUNG is very neat with the need’e; would go to the country. Call at 181 Hanis at., for three days, ITUATION WANTBD-BY A Phat a) GERMAN girl, to do chamberwork ina good family. Reference, J. &chmauder, 550 Broadway, first floor, up stairs, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, a8 chembermaid and walter, or to take care of children. in a private family. Good city references given. Cali for two days at 1643 91h st., beaween ‘3d and 4th ave, inthe rear, EAMSTRISS,—A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion, a8 seamstress; can make children’s dresses; wou'd goin the’country. Apply at 681 3d av., near 40th st. Sie ae WANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS; CAN CUT fit children’s clothes. nad make shiris, in the weates: manner; wou'd asaist im chamberwork; reters to her present tunploy dr" 13 hnet Zath st.” Can yo seen (or two days, ITUATION WANTED.—A SINGLE MAN, WHO IS Bow out of business, desires to be employed from four to six hours a day, elther at posting books or ‘copying; ie wil ling to engege-for a email remuneration. “Addrese A., Herald cle (TO FAMILIRS RESIDING IN OR GOING TO MRWPORT. —A lady, baving already some ergagements as visiting Wverneas, wishes to have her t'me compleveiy occupied. She nstinctsio Kpgiish in all its branches, and in musio and Frosch, acquired on the gontinent of Europe. Highest roter- ences. ‘Address H, M., Herald offise, 10 WHOLESALE DRY GOODS feb faith Slt HIGH. ly ee y age, for aixt n to an en for in this country, would Ifke to be employed ia wisi trie or wollen Pees. bea thd a ae e Fri every way. ity ences given, Hivotietds Herald office, 10 PROPRIETORS OF RXTBNSIVE HOTELS AND highly respectable pastry cock establishments. — Wanted, Pepe al oo by 8 ectable man, who faa thorcugh workman in the different branches of bread, crackers, pastry aud confec: toners to take the full management, Undeniable referenses given aid Fequired. | No objection ty any. part of the country. ldresred Pastry Cook, c., Hera'd office, duriug four days from this date, will meet with prompt attention, 10 GROORRS.WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A situation, In& Rrocery store: perfectly understands ibe Wuattenss aaa’ oan pire tae beet kabrene from Mista wine ployer, Adcress M. R. U., box 18 Herald offloe. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID, BY A nig Ge girl, Can be seen’ for three days in her present place, & Oxtord et. third deor, right hand, from Atlantic st, rooklyn. ANTED—FOR A GIRL lon, in a respecta rie t1 and work. Ixquireat Il bakery. y ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND waiter, or to do p'ain sewing. Has good city reference, Can be seen at 115 East 11th et, corcer ist avenne, Wants 57, A YOUNG ENGLISHWOMAN, 4 SIT uation, ax chambermaid and walter {na amall private fomily. ‘The best of city reference can be given, Herry st,, rear houre, third tloor. 14 YFARS OLD, A SITUA- ily, where she will ‘earn to crew avenue, near Lith st., iu the Call at 112 y ANTED—AT 7/6 BROADWAY, IMMEDIATELY, FOUR Iaundrorves, four girls for housework, three boys, a Paces procured for conductors, bol Behoclieachers. clertn barkeepers,waiters, bertera coachmnen, firemen, men on steamers and railroads, an ‘or trades. LOUIé AUPMAN, Agent THE | TRADES. RCHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED.—A GOOD sud and. steacy mau may Rear of @ situation by ad- dresaing box Fost office, sisting ualificauiong, reterence, and aiary req rede pt TALOON MAKERS.—FIRST OLARS PANTALOONS becds, secustomed to first clacs custom work, can have re niemployiment on applying to F. Derby &Co., 12 Park place ANTALS ON PRESSM&N WANT! TO GO TO PRO- vider ce, It. }.; none but a temperate and industrious man neeo Spply. For jurther particulars inquire of Joseph Price, ‘at 408 Broadway. 10 PROOF READERS.—SKVBRAL COMPETENT proof resders wanted, at J, I’. Trow’s, 377 Broadway. 10 BRASS FINISHERS AND COCK MAKERS,—WANT- ed, two brass finishers and two cock makers; one base cock hand, Apply at Soile’s brass cov factory, s'G Greene street ANTED- EMPLOYMENT, BY AN EXPERIENCED upholatersr, wo haa bad charge for many yenge of a firet class establishment; is well acquainted with all tke va- riots branches of the business. Address P. F,, box 163 Herald ome QV ANTED-TWO STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS COOPERS, wko have been accustomed to heading whi'e lead kaw; meady employment wil bo given the whole year and. fair wm A , Carly to morrow morning, at Ventre st kod x HALL & CORNELL. ANTED—A WATCHMAKER, TO GO WEST. A CON. petent workman will tind a permanent situation by ap: plying to H. Simous & Co.. 28 Maiden jane. ANTED—TWO GOOD CUSTOM AND SHOP cur- tera; one to g>a short distarce from the city. Inquire at David M. Lyon’s clothing arehouse, 120 Beexman street, corner of Water. Salles RITUATION, AS GARDENER, BY A thorongh practical man, who perfectly understands bis business in all its various departments; the advertiser is tho Tovghly converrant with the Bying out of new grounds, and the @ building of glass structures, and the thorough routine of rdening to wkich his reference will amply testify to gen- flemen requiring his services tha: they will find in the adver. tiser & person fully competent to carry out their businers with faction to bis employer and oredit to idreas P C., at A. Bri Broadway. AISTCOAT MAKERS. FIRST CLASS WAISTCOAT me ers accustomed to first class custom corstant employment on applying to F. Derby Os Td Parke plat Jdgeraan’s weed store, corner of 18h &t, and ET NURSE WANTED.—ADDREAS H, 8, P., HERALD office. oes but a young, healthy and competept per- sou need apply. ET NURSE WANTED.—A YOUNG AND HEADTEY Woman, with god regrmmendationc; the child wot more then two morths oid. Please appiy Bemeen bet. Brooklyn, An ¥ngilsh woman preferred. is tit WANTED.—APPLY AT 233 BLEBCKER ttreet iG ye PROTESTANT WOMEN, TO GO A short distance in the coanar ¢ one as good o0ok, wand making bread; _ washer and ironer, and must nndere other as purre and chambermaid; =n oe wilirg and of Engiith, Sooteb or German. Cail at 143 Livin) mt, = lyn, for full partiou'are, ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A THO- rough general servant with good recommendations, Al- 80, & seamsiress, who understands dreaem. cing. Appl ver. sounily at No. 9 River terrace, Hopoken, alcar 12 0% to ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN COOK, 'PLY - W fore 12 o'clock at 20 Rast 14th st, + = Warn A WOMAN, TO DO GENPRAL HOUSE ‘Work, in @ family of three alge igen be a first rate cook and Inundress. Go es, will be to such @ perron, Apply at 43 Bmith at , pea ichermen Brooklyn, ‘ANTED—A SMART, INTBLLIGENT GIRL, 7 W “ite seseral bressnuek tt os oat mace ee required, Spl this day, Friday, st No, 86, Will OOKIS te ee ANTED- 4 GIRL FAOM 13 2015 YEARS OF AGE, to take charge ofacotd, and who {a wi bereolt generally ceil. sKe'erence required. be Sates} Bleecker WANTED—A GI*L, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, in aemall family. Inquire at +9 Eaet 19.9 screen. ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, TO TAKE CARE OF dren; one able to #9, ‘and of 4 ged disposition; city reterence required, Apply ai 270 West 244 st. We A igtbel chine yt’ WOMAN, AS NURSE ard seamstress; eed apply but those baring good ‘ iv cnier, “apply at ail Wes! 2istat., betweer 9 and 2 Y, Ween Laat Ree ae Mace AND IRONER, in @ email family. Girls he ood reterences may ap- ply at 60 Weef Baltic et., South Brosk ‘iyo “9 = ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATH FAMILY. TWO Protestant women: one as nurze, and Gd ed eencrinn roe aoa Ae Ae eaiay Cig Ons, and to atten: wo cl yen, 4 an earn ty ere! a. "Apply at 0 West iti ate! E04 SHY reference req sey FAMILY, eae INTO Ay Rt 'y to spend tf summer, & o general work ; must ve a good washer and Tock ant mae - cit orsings ato ae Apply, betore pine o’cloca thi: Se YOUNG LADY, WITH GOOD REGOM- endation: in the embroidery department, at 703 Bt. Ae rind re ge INA eee |. Beal Woman, to have , tha do fine ening, None need ap- ply uniess fully capable, and having good recommendations, ANTEDA FIRST | CLARS | thoroughly understands all cakes, None but those faliy cab hoo tes required, Apply at 1 o’el mt DOR OF WHO Lo} and LosT "AND FOUND. OUND—A SMALL TRUNK, WAICH THR OWNER OAN have by applying to J. H. & W. K. CORT, 50 Bowery. OUND—ABOUT THREE WEEKS 490, A PARCEL it ota. silver fo Liaetnd The owner ean ee them by proving prove! aying ex zeneed, on appls aie Wore o:thoan corner of Hoytend Butler streets, south oor, I OUND; LAST. TUMBDAY, FRONT, OF. 8 drew’s chare! juane a@ valueb ¢ breastpin, owner o8n have it'by calling at No. 13 Ofty Hall place. _ ON THR 2018 INST, IN ONR OF THE SIXTH er q gold ‘the finder will # ihe faanke ot ihe owner Es leaving sl Lite Insurance Company, ill IN FRONT OF ST. AN ‘The and them at the office ef the Mutu Broadway, Trinity Building. Ce7—On TAU RSDAY astpin, going from atveet 1) Tivitg place and Niaeteenth siroot A GOLD TONE MOSAIC Fourth avenue through Tweatieh A reward will be paid by reiurning the above at 135 Rast Seventeenth street, corner Second aver ST—ON THURSDAY, A WHIT! SCOTCH TRERIER, oe eeal Sa the best with tan apo. Any one returning the same to No. 1 Cham) ers street will be rewarded, I O8T—ON WEDNESDAY NIONT, IN THE OATHPRINE [4 aireet ard Tenth avenue line ot stages, & gentleman's miniavre, Whoever will return the same 0 the owner, at 51 Mulberry street, in the store, or at 424 Went atreet, will be suit. ably rewarded, NX. YORK. MAY & —PICKRD UP ADRIFT, A SMALL boat, which the owner may have by Proving property aud Paying eliarges. Apply to Cap!, Wade, United Siates doie!, GQTRAYED PROM THE OWNER’S PABTURE LOT, AT © birgebridge, on the evening of the 27th Inst, @ gray mara, three yearso'd. ‘The finder will receive @ jiberal reward by leavirg Word 88 to her Wheresbouts nt Lid Rlizabeth sureet, JOSEPH H. GODWIN, ANTRD—AN KNGLI£H, SCOTCS, OP GERMAN Sit, accustomed to the care of childres, Apply at 122 Bieecker s'reet, between the bours o7 10 and 3. era GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, and {o aenist with genera! bouse work, in a small ‘ly. Apply, iy, wth ge good references, at 18s Duflleld st., near Fulton. rook lyn. TANTED—A GI FOR GENERAL Bust bo & goed plain onok aud an exoeilon\ waahar sad froner, with good Scoommenasiicos, ‘apply ‘a: 135 Prince st, ANTED—THIS DAY, na W len Ra my hing Sig ry B young, Mel aN BaltoiRitr a ROBSON, aaa ol eemoatis A as a En ae Ge GERMAN nglieh ¥D eax wai fee Rrcbange 8, mS he Mer: ae frchanne, W services only required from trary ‘a8 above, (rom 7 to 8 A, M to J. N. Walker. ANTED-—ST0O0T AND ABLE YOUNG bo WL! - ing to go bs pen. Advance and ouifit oa haty "4 tity. For further inf Randall Robson, fst Bouth st, corner Peck slips ANTED~ A COMPETENT CLERK, TO 3 OFF and superintend the eine a se none need aoply unleas they have bad ren ec sneb are ly acquaintod with 1 Dames Apply Henrys, fmt & Townsend, Roa fy at {9 Warren street . ARTED-SOME, | GOOD AND RESPONSIBLE agents, with ratafactory reteren L. PHILIP BRERS, 407 Broadway, eccond eicry, WARTED=A BOY AND AMAN, IN A WIN AND Wea wore: the boy lo lear the vine the mana un derstand taking care of horses aa ‘iving. A J Breatway, ai 0% Ock A. Mt pen haha J ANTED--A BOY, TO ATIRND AC rey by Good efty reterenos requires, Apply at 200 Cha tok equare, between 9 and! 12 0'eloak. Ge MBRBLAFD COAL OF THE BRET QUALITY, ) dischargiag and for sale in lots to sult pur | Dealers enpplied. Apply at'our office, 150 avenue C, between | Ninth end Tenihatreete, VAN SYORLE & FINCHB KOR, , NOW en's JANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A TRUSTWORTHY young girl, ‘0 do the housework of a small family; te a £224 plain cook, and gan, wash and iron well, Can ve seen ai ier prevent employer's, 149 2lei st JANTED—A BITUATION, BY A RES YOUNE woman, as coor, washer wid {roneo, city reference given, Apply at 195 Lik et , near AY, B, thied floor, in the rear rocm, for two da JANTRD—PY A STRADY PERSON. A SITU [ATION As Nurse nndseamstress; one who haan o ‘ ledge of children’s dres:es, sid wo HELP WANT ED. ACTIVE BOY, TO WORK 4 Cortlandt #t, | WASTED—AgeM ane, alarm, Apply at YPARS OF AGE, from 9 to 1 ) ANTRD—A BOY, ABOUT 15 OR 10 W Ao Tenrn the conlectionery busiress, | A M., a0 926 Broadway. “AT THW WASHINGTON LUNOM, 19 DU about fourteen it Of age, to wail on t he hours of 3 and 5 P. (if) Lane FRE WANTHD AT PRI Fo bvdowibgy dy de Fiuth'ng bons ave B ‘Dip eight timéne day. Call, WANTER<A MAN, THOROUGHLY AcQUAlyreD With ibe manutaetareof copaine expsnier, Addvemy d¥ note, Phi adeiphia, room 69 Lovajoy’s Hotel WASIED-A SMART LAD. TO LEARN THS PAINE. ing boaivess, Apply at 8 Nasann WASTED A SMART YOUNG MAN, WO 18 WELT acquainted with the grocery aod liquor ausiness, ty go two hundred mies from the city, Apply aidi Robingon eireet, before 12 o'e!ork. TANTED—A SMART, ACIIVE BOY, TO WAIT AND atierd ina dining saloon, Apply a: 26 Ann street ference oxchaniged, 9) 00: LABORERS WANTED— rent Se Unive Canal, Pennay Iranie, "a4 eafellow, ON THR LNB OF jetween Reading and Leben 4 d wages, Cash payments, baaltby on DP RCO, Mein ike Feuer Ue 200m J py inlread om Pilsdelpuin, Oars run twice ® asy,