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heard, s0exem" ary was the voutuct of all, Great ipraiece is awarde,¢ Lieut. C. B. Poindexter, the executive | of the ship, for upon this officer depends, in a meatjare, the condition and eiliciency of the ship her crew. ‘Tho repert that Padre Vijil had deputized Major Heiss [as Minister from Nicaragua is’singularly erroneous, The ‘mad no power to create a deputy, The govern- mbet of Nicaragua alone can designate her representative | ‘Major Heiss is an intimate friend of Vijil’s, and & advocate of Rivas’ government, and has been tft barge of the papers the legation. From this cir- sZostanee the report which J mention bas arisen. ‘The proceedings in Congress yesterday, on Whe an- tof the death of Judge Bayly, of Virginia, peculiarly impressive. The remarks of the Hon. Cumpbell, of Ohio, were admirably well tuned amd administered a severe rebuke to the 1, toue of debate in Congres Tt ie now questionable if the new diplomatic bill be- comes a Yaw this sessicn, asit is yet before the Committee, ‘IJvéage Minot, the Commissiouer of Pensions, is rapidly ame the business of bis overburthened bureaut, apa by his indefaugable industry will soon have the > panty land business up to date. Dobbin continues to improve sowly in health, 1 MRough he has lost bis voice, which ke can never recover. ‘The Sonate resolution, fixing the adjournment of Con- ‘on the 28th of July, will not te seriously considered” Ew ‘Mouse of Representatives. ‘Almoe my exposure of Senator Wilson's stecl barrelled "ate, Tam pleased to say areform bas taken plaoe, The wie ie laid by, and a decent cane is substituted. NOIYCES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS, Books Received up to June 25, “Irving’s Life of Washington, vol. 3. "Phe Mystery of Evil and Good. Armageddon ; or, the Overthrow of Romaniam sand Monarchy. ‘The Story of the War in La Vendee. "Whe Last Years of Henry Cluy. ‘@reary on the English Constitution, ‘Life and Travels of Herodotus, Harper's edition. “Dhe Earnest Man—Life and Labors of Dr. Judson. A Defence of the American Policy. TWangletown Letters. ‘Whe Life and Advertures of Robert Romaine. Whe Ingoidsby Legend. Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer. ‘he British Pocts, Little & Brown's edition. The Marble Worker's Manual. ®ydney Smith's Wit and Wisdom. Tbe Huguenot Exiles, a novel. The Old Vicarage. Ricord’s Empire of Rome. ‘Pheoguis. Jobnson’s Physiology of the Senses. Life Sketches from Common Paths. Paul Ferro}. Female Life in New York City. Tarp or Groror WasninarTon, by Washington Ir- ving. G. Putnam & Co. Vol. 3. ’ 38 was Mr. Irving's original intention to confine hie Life of Washington to three volumes, As was to he expected, both from the character of the sub- ject and of the biographer, he now finds that this Jabor of love will take 2 wider expansion. We are aejoiced that Mr. Irving did not hold himself bound fo the plan of the publishers, and it is creditable to these gentlemen that they did not insist oa their w original limitation. However a departure from it may interfere, with the more general circulation of the work, it will nuquestionably give it a higher historical value. This biography is not only the follest and most satisfactory that has as yet been “published of “the Father of his country,” but it is also the most complete and faithful picture that has been presented to us of the Revolution and of Heleadmg actors. The third volume comprises the -. perivl embraced between the years 1777 and 1779, and includes some of the most stirring and impor tant events in Washington’s career. From the short space of time which it covers, it will be seen that Mr. Irving’s task promises to extend indefinite- dy, and that he himself cannot asyet tell to what a Point it may carry him. So long as this copious- mess of detail does not affect the clearness and vigor ef the narative, we are far from being disposed to feult vy b it. Continued in the same conscien- tious and pains taking epirit, the work cannot fail to prove a most important contribution to the bio- grephical literature and political history of our ‘country. tax Apvextones or Geranp rae Lion Kronor. Derby & Jackson. This is a translation and welding together of Ge "a two well known works on African sports and adventure. No romance, however highly colored neé’work of fiction, however exciting, can exceed in wildne?s.of adventure and in thrilling interest, the merratiyes of the French Niwrod. Gordon Cum- ming, with all his egotism, self conceit and pro- pensity to the marvellous, is not half so fertile of in- vention and amusing as our Algerian Spahi. He not only kills, but cooks his lion,in the most offhand and nonchalante manner possible. His stories have nciness and freshness of interest which Cum- ig wanted, because they are told in an easy, natural, sportsmanlike way, which leaves the reader im doubt as to how much there is of truth and how much there is of fiction in them. The Scotchman ™“ lacked the art to varnish over his creations with sufficient plausibility to make them go smoothly down. Gerard, on the contrary, has the talent of *%, raconteur, which scems inborn in every Frenchman, and, startling and incredible as are many of his yarns, we cannot help attaching a certain degree of faith to them, from the apparent simplicity and truthfulness with which they are related. ~. Tae Mystery oF Evin anv Goo». By John Young, LL. D. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia. This is areprint of the Edinburg edition of Dr. Young’s remarkable work on the Destiny of the Moral Universe. Closely reasoned, eloquent, and ++ thoroughly penetrated with the light of divine truth, this little book will be read with profit by materialists who s¢ck to test everything by the evi- dence of their sensed. © | ‘fan Live, ExecoraTions AND PvBiic SERVICES €F Joun CHAanxes Fremont. ‘This biography makes ita appeatance opportunely, to attest the public services of a man whose claims to the highcst position in the giftof his country- men are not the less strong because the native mo- deaty of his character has not obtraded them upon their attention. The sacrifices of time, health and ‘opportunities which he has made to advance their interests should meet with some commensurate re- ward at their hands. There is no post that Col. Fremont can aspire to, to which his qualifications ‘and acquirements will not do honor. The most con- spicuous features of his character are energy and decision of purpose—two qualities which are, more ‘\ than all others, eesential in‘the Chief Magistrate of a nation situated as we are. We have only to read his life ‘to wee that he is ‘‘the coming mam” needed to give @ firm and healthy direction te our affairs, Had his hand been on the helm, the vessel of the State would not now be drifting on the shoals and quick- sands which beset it. Let every voter throughout the Union procure a copy of Col. Fremont’s life. It ig the best political manual they can have at the ‘wyproaching election. AMMAGEDDON; on, Tak OvertAnow or RomANisw anp Monatony, y 5 rc 3 0o., Cincinnati. By 8. D. Baliwin. Applegate ‘The aim of thie rhapsody is to show that the exist- ence of the United States, their rise, population, pregrees and prosperity, and their triamphant re- sisance of the invasion of allied Harope, “ the last > = gret battle of Armageddon” are all plainly fore- showed in the Bible. We cau only regret to see scholarly acquirements and so much laborious re. search expended in miuistering to the national venity, which is sufficiently progressive without re- ceiving the fonatical traptuise of « Pivine mission, Par Buse any Procenss or var Hoven Covere TUTION. By Professor Creasy. Appleton & Co, The merit of this treatise is sutticiently attested by its muiversel nse in the higher schools and colleges of England to require any addition»! tion at ovr hands. Political a» 1 students fm this eountsy should bestow m it en attentive study In} y of a they wit! find viv ey 4 We hav? cnly oxp.oded anu av: ! he Rnglish eonstiouts “tions uf eur ows. \ ce NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 18586. ry WhY cers or Moustaches Forced to had | 2 SX weeks by ongueiit, which will not stain or injure | the in. $ta boules fet to any part of the country. R. G, ry AHAM, Gin} roadway; Hayes, 178 Fulton street, ooklyn. «“It Never was Known to Fail.” LYON’S magnetic powder speedily kills Reaches, mosquito's, ants aud fies; ‘And his pills tor rats and mice veloped the theories of which the Hampdena, the Ruseells and the Sydneys were the first exponents. ‘Lire Sxerones vrom Common Parus. A Sxuias or Auurican (anus, BY Mus. Jona L. Domonr. Appleton & Co. These stories are simply avd trathfully told, and in point of style contrast favorably with the tWe Need but a trist 10 prove them ni sentiment and inflated language of most of the | gry it_nuy it. Trice secenia per Hiask or box. Huy none from pediars, beware of counterteters, and look for B. Lyow's trashy novels which issue from our press. The writer is evidently a person of good sens®, a3 well | South Eighth street, Whiladelphia, as refined taste, and we can say of her sketches, Gouraud’s Italian Medicated Positively what cannot always be said of modern romances, | curcs tan, pimples, e le, si burn, salt Pheu, blotches i nd a ? m low forebemts that there is no danger of their poisoning or per- | Or tnyvartorthe body, warradien. Liquit ranser Wy whitey verting the mind. eand restorative, at, the old depot, 67 Walker sireet, firststore from Broadway; Callender, Philadelphia; Bates, 129 Fema Live 1x New Yor« Crrv. B. Peterson, Philadelphia. Washingion sireet, bosteu, &. This is a bad imitation of Mayhew’s London Labor and the London Pag, It gives us romance without facta, assertions #@liiput statistics, aud substitutes the flights of the writer’s imagination for the sober pian FE i, 4 a) ie imitable Cutter ie! an Story foie life im cor targe ele hae yet o | TueeTaincan'ozul ge ier sped teae en ray powritien, Such a forestaliment of it as thia book | ee Hairdye tatitiogss hox oi presents will aid neither the efforts of the philan Holloway’s Ointment.—There are Millions thropist nor legislator. of minute oritices in the skin. ‘Through these, as the ointment mielis under the hand, it ls conveyed to the sources of nda Racueu,axp rag Naw Woutp. By Leon Beau- | ee eee eeand a vallet. Dix, Edwards & Co. - dion, In this way itrapidly relieves asthma, croup, sore eruptions and ulcers, Whe: i Rupture.—Only Prize Medal Awarded to mn the great French tragedienne camp | es GO. by the industrial Exhibition of all nations at amongst us she met with ahearty and generous | the Crystal Palice for their new patent radical truss, reception. We paid no attention to her private an- | Wilfund Panter sod Yonir ak, Cagvoehane “Open rout Aca tecedenta, we frowned down all attempts to depre- | W9P.M. MARSH & CO. , 244 Malden laue, New York. ciate her unrivalled talents by illiberul allusions to her habits, and we threw the shield of our protec- tion over her on points on which her own country- men did not hesitate to assail her. She, of all art- ists who have visited this country, has most reason to be grateful for the warm encouragement, the serpin ds ui yaad eiiattail eo ambe todd sail alwayacures catarrh and all coughs, iy atl ut the St Nicnolna signature on the wrapper. Depots, 424 Broadway, and No. 6 Tilustrated. T. Orintadoro’s Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupecs exoite admiration among all ¢ olgseurs io art. A suit of Megant private apartrueuts for supplylog his tnimitable dye the only reliavie article of the kind, extant. Who le Pe at CBISTADORO’S, No. § Astor Heuse, Copy the esa, Cholera, Dysentery, Colic, Croup, Vomit- ing, &e., are immadiately cured by Dr. TOBIAS? oclebrated Venetian lnument. This remedy is now recommenced by by the most eminent physicians in the United States, and fs warranted harmless. old by all the druggists and patent medicine dealers In the United States, Price 25 and 9) cents. Depot, 56 Cortlandt stre At St. Nicholas.—The Great Catarrh Doctor has come again. Dr. C. HOWARD MARSHAL friends and acquaintances, and thoseof her sons-in- respecwully requested t attend th funeral, from ber late recidence,,No. 18 Willett street, to-morrow aftor- noon, at three San Francisco and Utica papers please copy. On Sunday, June 29, Mra, ANN Mereprru, aged 5! years. Her rejatives and friends of the family are respectfully inyited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 3 Weet Twenty-eighth street, this afternoon, at three which she met with. As usual, we receive our re- | iotel, N. Y., room 52, from 9to2 P.M. Consultation tree. ward in the publication of a book, by on itinerant | ——=====aeseeeneaeeeee Journalist named Beauvallet, who came over with | 4. us aay, suno 28, viaee ata’ Cuarmay, aged her, in which the American people are roundly | 45 ycars, 5 mouths and 28 days. abused and caricatured—the most ridiculous false- fhe relatives and friends of the family are Fespectfu ly hoods being resorted to to give the book pungeney in | trim tne resiceuce of hie nother, Nor 43 Woe Twenty? the eyes of the French public. We will not waste | seventh —— ‘without — invitation. space by offering any farther comments on a work | yi ullay, moran tune 2, afr a lining ioe, taarked by so much bad taste. We will only say, | years. that from the character ang habits of a portion of “ee Mile. Rachel's entourage we were fully prepared for some such contemptible ebullition of discontent ag this. A List or Lerrens advertised in the New Yo for Boston, Philadelphia and other hc the New York Post office uncailee for-— o'clock. 3. puta Suddenly, Mrs. Exzanera, widow of the late Richard Atkins Co. Alfred Day, Cooper, of Canal street. John R. P. De-ilyer. On Staday, Juue 29, James L., infant son of James L. Som rth Green, James Dunlap. and Cathoxpe Stewart, aged 2months, 1 week and 4 days. Haug! r & Co. Grundy, Wardea & Co. © ‘Tho 98s and relatives of the family are invited to at- Jones, Brown &o, Hogan & Thompson, tend the funeral, this afternoon, at three o’clock, from the C.D. Kellov ye & Co Hutchinson & Jacobs. residence of his father, No, 81 Seventh street. Kellogg, Cobb & Co. Jeuks, Harrison & Co, On Sunday morning, June 29, Grorcs, son of George Larkin & Stackpole—2. T. A, Newhail. and onrietta Miller, aged 7 years and 8 months. Morse, Gamble & Brother. Win A. Rhode: The relatives and friends of the family, aud the mem- Alfred Pesbody. Steinmetz, J bers of Hancock Lodge No, 49, I. O, of O. F., are respect- & Co. Preston & Merrill. Henry L, Stephenson. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Scudder, vey & Co. Young, Work & McCouch, his father, No. 27 Gansevoort street, this afternoon, at R.F, Washburn, ALBANY, N.Y. one o’ci The remains will be taken to the Moravian Webster, Britton & Cail, KALTIMORE, Morrison & Co, ONCINNATL, Sturgis & Ellis, Cemetery, Staten Island, On Suiday, Jue 29, Rovere S., son of Peter T. and Treelove O'Brien, aged’ 4 years, 9 months and { day. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this afternoon, at three o'clock, from the Austin & Co. Bell & Hendrickson. Burgess & Smith, Tueser, Crawford & Rector, residence of is parents, Filty-elghth atreet, between First a and Second ave Tus Avrnay Berweny Mr. Janes axp tau Ix. | “Gy sunday, June 39, of apoplexy, Jomn Rarrorn, aged Diawe—-AUu allray occurred on Saturday, near Muckwa, between Mr. W, James and a party of Indians, the par. | °83°8"8- betwee ; “ot Initia I friends of the family, Long Island Lodge No. 63, 1. fy sn Tine wri rare pa gc ge 0. of O. F. and Joppa Lodge of Free Masons, are respect- he hstarbed while. hunthylyertorday might, byw party. | {lly vited to attend the tuneral, from hs late residence, © drunken Judians, went to their wigwain and quietly Albee Carll street, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at three requested them to stop their ni isa, upon which they at- | °'e eatay > tacked him, unexpectedly, taking’ away his gun, throt- turday, June 28, Ronerr Invixe, formerly of An- stan 30 years. b attempt 0 st vi knife. He - : 2 Bg nec heeting Wie cid sincere eral this afternoou, at two o'clock, from his late re- in disabling all of thein—three in number. ‘The gun Pega: Mabe pe 88, daughter of rnelius and Anna Van Ness, aged 9 months aud 23 which they attempted to tice at him, (bi own,) fortu- nately missed fire, being sett half-cock, oo uniijured, with the excepti slight choking. Two ‘tthe fri ts 5 reeued vited to a ed. Mr. James is a gon of G. 2. R. Jumes, Esq. the | sidence of her parents, No, #2 North Third street, Wil famous novelist.—Oshkosh Courier, Hamsburg. _ : Se ——I In Jersey City, on Sunday, June 29, of Pougestion of the Knox ts not Going to Kansas.—Kneeks on the head are the rule there, but KNOX (hats) on the head the rule here. Consequently this we plas ultra of hatts sto. supply us wiih his summer hats, of ¥ assortment—until further notice KNOX lungs, Jouy T. Menay, son of P. and Mary Ann Stur in the 7th year of his age. ‘The friends of the fumily are requested to attend the fu- neral, this afternoon, at four o’clock, from the res! of his futher, No. 153 Henderson street, Jersey City. On Saturc une 28, while in the employ of Mr. John ‘White's Stock of Summer Hats was Pretty | Dickinson, of Yonkers,’ Westchester county’ Fell cleaned out yesterday, but ho has filled up again with a Lam Brace, 6 native of county Donegal, 1 new and fresh stock of Mac cassimeres, beavers and stray | Years. which heis sure to At Haverst , eorner of Fulton | morning, June 20, Mary, daughter of A. Chittenden, aged 6 years, 7 months At Stonington, Ct, on Wednesday, Juno 26, Asma, daughter of Cortlandt and Mary Ann Palmer, aged 2 years and 10 menths, At Callao, Peru, on Thursday, May 8, Jouy Bomer, in- fant gon of Jos, 8) and Sarah F.’Spinney, ‘The Lord gave and the Lord hath take: is at 212 Broadway. hats, and is all ready for the great ra: have. Remember his stores, 20 Broad: streei, and 148 Fulton street, Espenecheid’s Summer Style of Drab Beaver snd cassimeres, was no sooner out than it took the le: arc these rich,’ light and bighly finished hate with velve per cent higher in Broadway. It will be found a haa some, better und liner articl ESPENSCHEID, 118 Nassau street. ‘The Most Beautiful Picture Known 1s C Jng's paient aiabrotype, and all pictures not made by this tprocess are miserable imitations, and soon perish. It is a matter of demonstration that the genuine are imperishable, w, Rockland county. 1 away. nd Portsinouth, N, H., papers piease Brooklyn, N. ¥., copy. EMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, ‘The right to make them is owned by TOMLINSON, No. 447 Broad’ where the public are invited to call and examine — for themsrives. None are genie uniess sealed and stamped Patent.’ in KELLY, nid, who 1864; When last heard dat"No. 68 Greenwich avenue, about a yoar information of her will be thankfully received by gun, Twenty-tifth street, near Tenth avenw JXEORMATION WANTED—OF © native of Bi y Westmeath, 1 arrived in this city, in the mouth of Jum from she Ii since. Any Patrick Mul The Smithsonian Institution. TNE REGENCY (SMITHSONIAN HOUSE) IN NEW YORK, Broadway, corner of Houston street, ESTABLISHED BY THE WILL OF JAMES 890TH To afford to the savans, the literati, the statesmen of the age, the eitizens of the United Siates aud intelligent, foreiga accotumodations of the fivat order, In on3 of the inost ci tral and costly locations of the metropolis, at less. pris in yogne in other establishments of equal rank, nou slut! endowe In exec is conducted at a stated price per day for rooms and’ board, or for rooms only, with meals as ordered, at the option of the guest. SIDNEY KOPMAN, ‘ORMATION WANTED—OF WILLIAM who leit New York on the 9th of April last, and went to ‘oughkeepsic, since which time be has not beea heard from, Address Catrine Grogan, box 3,142 New York Post oilice. GROGAN, .—THE WHEREABOUTS OF NFORMATION WANTED. k nels Morris, by her sister Martha Livinia, Ad- iy, dress 87 @ammer Stock.—Our and Elegant . . THE F THE LADIES WHO CALLED AT TH cee ee he a ~~ and Rds binant ] a Ninth avenue, on Friday last, inquiring for vote as ‘ncetars nights op rlle he sBoncpmencgnennt py indy who teaches musle, will address's note to Mrs, Minta, 197 nmuer clothiag endert 9. RS. TANNEWELL.—IP YOU WANT TO"SER YOUR JME, tence, go to John Keene, in Rhinebeck. You will und there, wehara over ma uD a ety Ninth avenue, corner of London t D. DEVLIN & 00., corner of Warren st. Notice to Firem artes at which a Fire soatand pants can be had at SMITH BROTHERS’, 122 and | ar aie $20 Fulton street :—Drab felt beaver coat and pants, $13; drab | QHOULD, THIS MEET THE EYE OF MR. GRORGE tlot, cout and panta, $15; drab kersey beaver, coat and pants, Muok. he is requested to communicate with his friends at Fis, biue felt beaver, coat and pants, $13; blue pilot, coat and | Bath, England, or at Goueva, Switzerland, aa $18, [0 $15; blue beaver, cont and pants, $14 to $18. 2 —— : les of our styles can be seen at our warerooms, 122 and ('URE SE ey tl ee : ___THE LECTURE SEASON. LACTURE WILL BE GIVEN BY PROFESSOR J. R. Evans’ Extensive Clothing Warehouse, Nos. White, at Knickerbocker Hall, corner of ‘Twenty third 63 and 68 Fulton strect.—Thin summer suits, $8; black alpaca | street and 'Kighth avenue. Subject—" Human Nature and suits, $6; white duce suits, $5; sephyr eassimere suits, $10; Universal Republic.” ‘To commence at 3 o'clock in the eve White duck conts, $2 6); white Marseliles vests, $2; whivedeilling | ning. Tickets 124 centa each. wah ants, $2; alpaca coats, trimmed with silk and’ velvet, $2 60; a rown linen pants, 764, THE TURF. Renee rn ww H NION COURSE, L, L—TROTTING.—ON MONDAY, June 30, atSololock, P. M., a snatch for $2,000, mils heats, best three in five, i harness, 1, Woodrull names b, g. Jack Voter. Wai. Shute names bi. g. Blue Morgan. SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors. ee eile Hurrah for the Country, What a Rush! butgion’t start until you get some of those fancy shirts at ROUNDY'S; they are indispensable. 32934 Broadway. " NION COURSE, L. I.—TROTTING.—WEDNESDAY, eee yt July 2d. ‘The great saddie match for $4,000, which was White § 00 | ( come off on the above date, forfeit has been paid by Gen, voiee wane 6 08 | Scott and Chicago Jack to Lancet, formerly Know Nothing. Paar conetnere Fy SHAW & WHITE, Proprictors, White Marsetlios 20 Whice drulling panta. 200 | TTNION COURSE, UL. L—TROTTING.—ON WEDNES- Alpaca couts, trimme: 250 day, July 2, at B36 o'clock P. M., & match for $2,000, mile Brown linen ‘pants heats, best three in five, (o harness. Mr. J. D. McMann names b. m.’Flora Temple 5 Me: 8. McLaughlin names blk. g. Lan- cvt, formerly Know Nothing. Cars will leave the South ferry, Fashionable Clothing for Men and Boyse= | jrsokivn, for the course af 2% o'clock, and rettirn ae soon a8 3 ALFRED MUNROR & CO., 441 Broadway, invite attention to thelr provont assortment of well sande ecieonuite elthing "rit aieo leave Wis. Pook up coery, Withamsbarg, aT and fur ‘oods.. No deviation from marked prices, Wt Bictesé Mh 1 Aid MUNROS & CO. fi Broadway, || Sem! minutes. “Entrance Pa! Pe ttre pe, one dollar. ¢ Great in Carpetings.—Smith & : LOUNSBURY, 400 Brondway, near Grand sireot, are now Of | ~.-vaarv NST RUCTIOMe fering thelr large stock of carpetings and ollcloths at extraordi- nary low prices. English velvet carpets, a3 low aa Ls, per yard, English tapestry and Brussels carpete as low as 8s, per Yard; and all other goods equally low. 1857 —BOOKKREPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC. 6. —Mr. DOLBEAR, formegly of New Orleans, will be pleased to sew his friends from the hat 609 Broadway. All stittncss and trembling removed. every band in afew Jessons. OOKKERPING, ARITHMET ) roughly taught, upon favorable teria, by W. Je RENVILLE, 862 Broadway. Bach student is separaiely and carefully instructed, and enabled to readily apply in practise the knowledge imparted to him. R. PAINE'S WRITIN ROOKKREPING, AND Summer Under Garments, for Gentlemen— A large assortment, at very low prices; all qualities and sizes. “Also, summer cravats, summer gloves, &c. Waolonale and retail, IRA PEREGO & SON, G1 Nassan surcet, Fountain’s India Store, 653 Broadway, filed with goo for Ching, Calon, pan and ether forelzn countries, not to be found elsewhere we city. eal Trvtia arithmetic academios are open for instruction the entire Pineapple goods; Madras handkerchiefs, fans, &. Latics are | Yay and evening Puplis can altond at any hour tn classe oe caution not to purchase any artiele ealled pineapple until 7 Y, ’ eg, $2 es hey examine the chove. Millers and others desiring wampios | Puvale rooms. innmnbnie can have them per mail in every shade and eolor, plaid or REWARDS. plain, own RAN rn nnrrninnneah Pi mtd yop. retin mie reenter b5() REWARD LOST. ON THN 10TH INST. DE- tow, with one of Binges's Intes improved fem ancoid ex, eV twoon Flushing and the National Course, n leather ye pe Of Mugor ie Latest improved high speeded tga | pociett.ook, containing the following One note of $425, ‘Day. stines. son for ayi 341 ings an able loth of May; one of $130, payable lta of July; one of $100, povable Sth of June; one O€$114, parable uth of Fuly; ue Of $140, payable 10th of July;all made payable to order of Edward Maileiom; a gold pencil, several papers and other holes, amounting to $1,100. The notes and papers are of no Rervice to any porson but the owner. ‘The above reward will WRITING, &c., THO- ther profitable work is close at hend, and how is the time to bey the machines tnd prepare for it. The fact that our machines, either for use n private families or in larze manufacturing ostablishmenta, are vustiy superior to every other kind, can be proved hy thousands who use them, and is beyond dispute. New machines exchauged for old nud inferior ones, om the usual liberal 4 promptly paid, and ne lestions asked, their roti tran. 1. M, SINGEIt & GO., 043 Broadway, Mir. Sweecey, Gornor of Harrison nnd West streets. Defiance Solamander Safes—Rodert REWARD.—STOLBN, FROM THE DOOR OF DR. Ostrander, #9 Clark street, Brooklyn, yesterday (Sit PATRICK i the sole mannfactu $ in the: United stat * afes and patent powder yy rae. sixteen hands high, pt t c ds high, long tail, top locks nnd cross bare. Depot, 192 Pearl stvect, one door t whites 4 condition, and a'fing Matden lane, ‘on, enshions i hor; silver ag, With the letter 0, ¢ $20 REWARD—LOST, ON linnd every variety of tons, for g fnmilivs—Souhong, Golor po goat vanity fs + tne nee e Inside. Apply ot Kramer tea, for gl. Cal and es Sa tavern Paarl and k HOTE: TH OF will LY. STRANGER wil to gt Patchelar’s Nate Dye, Wigs asd Toupees S VISITING are yuperior in ollothers, She's new in éan Wave good fav: eos a «fue fort to Rw vearar aatiral eiegnaee vnbdl day=nieals "a uvivailad aad only havmiess hai af Frankfort an! ¥ ne Wve private roma, 9% Oba Bote’ contains 20 rome, sp Aas SPECIAL NOTICES. | RIECTIVES.—A MEETING OF THE CHIEF DELE- | ates of the Police U@lce Department will be held a: 6 Whithait sree. on Wednesday, July 2, at 74 o’elock, to take | immediate mesures for holding a grand mass meeting in the Fifteenth ward, in opposition to the intended nomination of Sam Hoteling for Mayor of the eity, N.M. Neuson, Fifth ward; A. Mckiwain, Eighteenth wac Brace, Twenly-tirst | ward; W. H. Hess, Fourteenth ward; Jos. ———, First ward, Executive Cominitiee. J. NAGLE, Secretary. SITUATIONS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- A man, a8chambermad and sto mind ciildven. Good ew ‘pees. uire at 26 Debrosses street, sebond door, front room. COMPETENT AND FAITHEUL YOUNG WOMAN desires a situation, as meat and pastry cook; no ovjecdon io an hotel or respectable boarding house. Please apply : 371 Bowery. City or country. ‘OTICE 'TO CONTRACTORS.—WATER COMMI er's office, Jersey City, June 27, 1465.—Sealed pi Will be received at this office, coruer of Washington an cer streets, Jersey City, until Friday, July 11, atS o'ei | AL, for the materials for, and the work of constructlag about 5,000 feet of main sewer in Wayne street, Ratlroad aver Newark aveuue and South Seventh street; and also about 9,0 feet of lateral sewers connecting therewith, in the streets al- jacent; together with the necessary culverts and reeeiving ius, flushing gates and temporary canal, according w the géheral plan of sewerage. Plans and speciicauons may be seen at thy Engineer's olfice after this date, G. i. BAILEY, Eugineer. OTICE.—TO THE PUBLIO.—THE IN SPER. ry’s Building, No. 338 Broadway, will be stopped for a few days, (o enadie us to substitute oue of greater dimensions and superior finish, that Weghave just completed. We expect to have the new one in operation at the end of the week, wheat we invite our friends and the public to call and examine it. PERRY & CO, U. A—AN ADJOURN Chancery will be held at At D SESSION OF WIE an Hall, No, 267 Bowery, on Monday evening, June 39, ats o'clock. F.C, WAGNER, G, 8. H, 8. Baxcken, G, 0. of the 0. y CHAMBERS York, June 2%, 1i3,— ust ineviwably occur *sireet, (new Court How Fubiie notice.—Yo avoid the risks ‘hat from the erowd of tax payers who put olf to the latest day the ment of ther taxes, t have determined to adopt the follow fog rie which will be rigidiy adbered 0 during, my term of ol shall vaceive no mouey ater 20% P.M. ‘y oflicer in (his Deparcment is sirietly prohibited from receiving envelopes containing money OF checks tyr the payment of taxes, iby order, HENKY H. HOWARD, Receiver. TPELECRATH NOTICR.—A SPECIAL MEETING OF the stockholders of the Magnetic Telegraph Company is called, agreeauly to the requirements of the charter, tobe held at the ote of the ccmpany, in the cay of Philatetphia, on Tuesday afternoon, the ist of July, at 4 g'clock, to consider and decide some questions of importance, when and where it ishoped all the stock will be represented, in person or by proxy. By order of the President. JOS. SAILER, Secretary. ELEGRAPH NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK ind New England Union Telegraph Company, Boston Jnne 30, 1886. —You are hereby respecifully notitiet that the siockbolders of U . York aud N. Bagland Union Company bold their annual meeting in the Union Tele, oilice, Wall street, New York, on IWo'clock A. M., for the purpose of ie reports of past transactions, choosing a Pre ) nine Di ors, Secretary, Treasurer and Superintezhent for the ensuing Year, ane for executing any other business that may be deem: 4 ecseutal (othe tnterests ofthe company, L. l. SADLER, Secretary A MEETING OF THE FRIENDS 0 THE PUBLIC,—AT tee. It was then Resolved, ‘that a publie meeting be held in Brooks’ Hall, Old Star House, 64 and 66 Lispe Saiurday evening, July 8, to ci parties favorable to the sume to the Seeretar, G rd street, New York, o 'y out the above object; ‘and please send in their names in the meantime. 0. W. WRAY, secretary, 20534 Broadway, A SITUASON WA NTED—BKY A SEAMSTRESS; CAN eut and Ot; wou be willing to take charge Has the best No objection to ator address 125 West 2tst street, for two days. PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS te family, as Ko commended, Can be seen at 100 Ma- RESPECTABL situation, ina pri froner. Cau be well ¥ dison street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL tion as cook or jaundeess, oF to lak nce. Call for two days at th streets, up stairs. FRENCH PROTESTANT GIRL DESIRES A SITUA- tion, as nurse; sb do fine sowing and ironing; can Speak Inklih well; city reference given. “Please call at 400 th avenue, between 4th and Joth sis., in the sto SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPE man, as first rate cook; hay the very best ofr ‘aids all kinds of cooking. Inquire at 363 Bowery, er oF 4th st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- ‘a8 good plain cook, washer and froner; got city ‘Cail at 137 Smith whey Brook! SITUATION WANTED—BY A NIK girl, a8 cook or laundress with a p Dest of city reference, Can be seen at tween 9th and lWth avs. unde 3 the ‘G WOMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUA YOU tion, as seamstress; undertands d has no ob cotion fo the eure of children; prefers country for summer; the best of city £ 1 be given, Cam be teen for two days, I Kot exigaged, at OS Sei w AL SITUA aschambermaid and waitress, orto do plain sewing. rwork. Best of ety reterence, No objection the.couniry. Can be seen at 206 Union sireet, between Meury and Clinton sts., Brooklyn. A Ww NURSK’S SITUATION healthy woman, who has lost bh: relerence given. Would have no obj Call at No. 2 Astor place, in the dyor's oti RESPECTABLE WOMAN WAN a good cook; would be willing to assist and irouing; good'references. Inquire at 17 A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WOMAN Wa. ation ag child’s nurse WANTED—BY A r own chil. Best of ion w Ute sountry. A SITUATION AS 1 the washing t 11th st. of a child trom its bir n for (wo days at 83 Forsyth street, in the gr MM | A 1 cook, washer and | HELP WANTED. “GENTS WANTED—TO SELL BROTHER JONA- A Stan's art premium champion furniture polish, war Tunted the best now in use for cleaning new or old Curaiture. Please call at 212 broadway, room 22, from 9 UIt4 0.clack. COACHMAN AND GARDENER—T0 GO TO THE: A Suntry about two hours’ ride trom tbe clty; must be Protestant, sind willing to be generally useful and’ accommo- dating. Any one competent 10 All such a place, can hear of & comfortable situation by applying at 82 Front street, F IX THE MANUFACTURING f clothing; a good ning for an active young man; Tie he w good judge of work, nd of tndustrlous hablta;’ her paris nlite money, but a good man. Address it, Me A K WANTED—IN A GROCERY STORE, WHO who can loan his employer $0. Security given we Good salary given and a permanent. eae i Dia oo LIsH, SCOTCH, PRENGH, Dk; must perfeelly understand Apply at Holdredge’s Hotel, WANTED, AN FE orman or American ¢ corer Clinton pl ot, ——— RK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES. neat and expediiious hand, and is conversant with ac- Apply, personally, at Holloway’s, 8) Maiden lane, ALY RK WANTED.—APPLY AT NO. 907 THIRD RVG CLI avenue, 1IRLS WANTED—TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN, the country; one to cook, wash and iron, and the other nd children and assst'in general housework. Good Wages to competent girls, and thoxe not competent are not, wanted. Addr S.C.) box 199 Herald oftiece. VRE Y.—HIGH WAGES AND, first rate situat , ely or country. “Also, men and boys want ards, farms, and other places. Apply at Mf biath avenue, or 14d bowery. GR, WANTED GOOD COOK, WASHER AND jraner, in a private family—only Wvo ta she familys must. be neat, clean, aud have good reference. Call at 36th street, West, near Sth avenue. > ALFSMAN WANTED.—ONE HAVING A GOOD trade, which he ean tuthience in druggiats’, faney goodsand: toilet articles, wil be liberally dealt with, by addressing, with, real name, Faney Goods, box 210 Herald office, YOCK CUTTER WANTED.—A PERSON UNDER- standing the business thoronghly, with guod recommenda. tions, can tind employment by addressing M. & W., box 168: Herdid oflice, stating Where they cai be se QHHIRY CUTTER WANTED—IN A BROADWAY FUR- nishing store. A man Who thoroughly understands the Nusiness may address M.D. H-, Broudway Post offlen, MiREB OR FOUR GOOD DRESSMAKERS WANTED— ‘This day, at 188 West 19th st., between 7th and 8th aves. R do or (o take car at 48 Marion st. MIDDIL ROTABLE GIRL WISHE: eneral housework; is. an excellent wash of children and do plain sewing. an b in the rear, first floor, for two days. AGED WOMAN, WANTS A SITUAUION, ‘as first cook; best city ; competent to charge of acity house. May b pat 252 Hight avei corner of 23d st., up stairs. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, Can be seen for two days at 12 Amity place. ferences can be given, AS COOK, Good re Waa SMART, ACTIVE GIRL TO DO GENE- ral housework; one who is a good washer and ironer, Apply at 32 Duaue Ww? —A HIGHLY EDUCATED ENGLISH LADY {s desirous of a situation as housekeeper, for a middle aged gentleman, gither widower or bachelor. Address Mra. A MIDDLE AGED Wo- ousekeeper, 10 go up the North river; toa person waxes Will be no obeet. Apply at 14S whore the gentleman can be seen, | ©. MASON. BY A YOUNG studied part SITUATION WANTED—IN A STORE, man who can write a good plain hand: d1 bookkeeping; is willing fo work and make hinse!f genor. ally useful. ‘The best of city reference given from his last em- ployer, with whom he has served three years. Addvess I. M., box 128 Herald office. ATH WARD. BUCHANAN : Breckenridge Club.—Pursuant to a call by th en of the Fourth ward, a meetin, 7 ning, and AND young ik . Thomas Re Sheehan, Daniel Uo Me Fresidents; and Mathew Lyons and Afier Which a Committee oa Re- ‘as Appointed, which reported the following: — ved, That the young democracy of the Fourih ward heartily respond to the nomination of James Buel Pennsylvania, for President of the United States, assured that his vast experience, eminent talents and unsuilied reputation a a statestuan and @ patriot, entitle him to the earnest support of the American peopl Resolved, ‘That wi Fy Richard C solut an, of wd_as equally appropriate and de served the nominition of John C. Breckenridge, the young nd gallant son of Kentucky, for Vice Presitent, and pledge nurselves to render yeoman service in whe ap; le, Resolved, ‘That believing that the perpetuation of the Union figious and politieal freedom and the sai re Involve ed. prin in the ip on of common duties and danger: wt We invite the young democrats of the Fourth voted to the triumph of our ‘onvineed that. the political h i ‘atively requires taumph of the: of is honors. journ, to meet on Satur: Wa. COOK, Chairm our pi ward for th ast fe woure he more equa olved that we now cvetary, LUB.—! on of the Club will be held at the Mercer H NCER W. CONE, P 8 DEMOCRATIC UNION etig- and It 3 DEMOCRATIC mniuee.—A meeting of the ¥ Au Committeg Wil be. bel ing, daly 2, at balty a SOLOMON Ui. 3 retaries, Foun 7 ME com Punotait Chairman. attenda eques, Ronen Guanr. Epwanp Tinvson, LITERATURE. XTRA SHEET OF THE NEW YORK SUN. ‘Owing to the great lemand for the back numbers of HE SUN Containing the so Hed of story of FREAKS J ROLICS OF A VENTRILOQUIST; od the suppiy having heen entirely exhausted, an A rag published, Sun office counter CENTS RACH. ‘Thus, those who ha n unable to get the back numbers Will be enabled to have the story as far as published. 6 (UR FLAG IS THERE.”—COL. PREMONTS LIFE, &c. Authentic and most compl 16th, THE LIFE OF COL, JOUN CHARLES FREMONT, and his narratives of explorations and discoveries in Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon and Caiifornia, Steel portratt, and other illusiration Price $1. ‘This will he di hensive 1 a4 the cheapest edition of the life and. ‘adven- tures of “the people's candidate” that will be published during the campaign ; and belug mainly his own narrative of explo- rations aud discoveries, it will of course be authentic. 1,609 agents wanted fo sell the above and otter campaign books, to whom Jiveral terms will be made on application to MILLER, ORTONG MULLIGAN, New York and Auburn. Sent free by mail on receipt of price, e edition. Ready July With a new and accurate One Jarge Imo. vol., ily the most compre 500 po ges: the publishers. W YORK DAILY SUN day contains, in dition to the California news, the ows by telegraph and the maile, marine intelligence and I news of the day, the. AMES OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES, Pledge of Buchanan, Democratic Platform, Fillmore's Plodge, latiorm, Pledge of Fremont, American Rallying Song. Republican Rallying Song, Democratic Rallying Song? Th shori, @ PRESIDESTIAL CAMPAIGN PAPER WITHIN ITS0L7, giving the prominent items of importance to men of all the Political partins of the day, THE SUN ALSO CONTAINS \ continuation of the so much liked and talked of STORY OF THE FREAKS AND FROLICS O8 A VENTRILOQUIS Ono of the best stories of the kind ever published in any paper. Also, ican Platform, American Plo , ¢ Davin R. Iso, varied aud world, 8 “REPORTS PROM TIE RIFLE CHRISTIAN! Giving a very graphic “Pon and Ink Portral Atcntson, of Kansas notortety, With other items of intorest from K interesting news from ail part oft &o., &e., de. ONK CENT PER COPY, Or served at your residence at six pence per week. HK AUTHORIZED LIFE OF FREMONT.—YOU MUST not fall fo read the anthentle life, explorations and public ervicss of John C, Fremont, by Charles Wentworth Upham, published (olay by TIOKNOR & FIELDS, In one aand: irteen tine illustrations, and accurate some volume, wit portrait, for 75 LOST AND FOUN! JOUND=IN BROADWAY, ON SATURDAY, THE BTit inst.; @ pocketbook, containing a considerable sum of 'yaudsome other papers. The owner will receive the ‘ou proving property, by calling at the store of Messrs, Kerrian, GUL Broadway, where It hi who found it. m 8 i been left by the person OST--ON SATURDAY, JUNE 28, ON GOING FROM 471.10 501 Broadway, a black portemonnate, containing $58 in bills and sore smanll sliver. The ti warded by leaving it with Messrs, Ubsdell, Piei %0., 471 Broadway, ler will be liberal nm, Lake OsT—ON FRIDAY seven and eight o'clock, a lady's gold and bracelet, in Goins from Great Jones surest to Niblo’s Gard pposed te ave bewn lost in stage $1, Broadway and Fourth avenue line. ‘The finder will be suitably reward oy leaving it at the oftica of Smith & Hazewell, No. 26 William street, room No. 7. AFTERNOON, BETWEEN OST—ON THE 2TH INST., IN GOING FROM THE foot of Wall street, along South to Maiden Inne, up Maiden Jane to Liberty street, up Tiber. siveel to Broadway, a ship- ping receipt book, the property of Netlaon, Wardwell & Co. JA suitable reward will be paid to Whoover will return the same at 241 Pearl atreet, Lost gltet WAR PLACE, THREE DAYS AGO, aN Indian from Bogota, New Granada, fourteen years ira Hiquiera,'of pleasing features apd lon black hair. Any person who can give Information of her wil confer a favor und be svtubly rewarded; and all persous har- boring or concealing hor after this notice will be dealt with a corasig to Inw. HENRY PRICE, 193 West Twenty deventh sireot, O8T—YESTERDAY, (SUN 4 while proc ir of age, nained E DAY.) IN NASSAU STREET, 4 from the ofliee of the N. Y, Times to thé Herald office, a gold mounted double eye glass. ‘The finder Will be sullably rewarded, and receive the thanks of the under- od, by leaving the lost ar cle at the d O8T—ON SUNDAY, 2TH La Answ tho same at 18 C: A SMALL POODLE DOG. dish slip, will Any person turning ive liberal rew ard, O8T—IN WASHINGTON SQUARE, ON SATURDAY last, 28th instant, about noon, # pearl portemonnale, eontaty- ing the Whole of a poor girl’ savings for several years past thirty twa di consisting of bilstathe ammount hrs, and twelve: twenty shitting gold piece and thin twenty fivo cont plocns, in all $62 75, "The g ri « nto tue xquUATE '9 teat, having come from the eoun:ry to #-%e emplo; her handkerchief must hav Wa owt tb nto take the # By revurniiy, bie rewayt will ‘The porte sion fa Bea taking out ticle witht A exeat sho JOM nt mu the same at tha dW ol/sog 470, xiven, aut the thiuks of s valuables, and a pew entloman Wis se ave picked It wp, Bowery the poor from ans ita ni of justige, commenting on the Vigilance Committer of Sn Francisco, held at Brooks’ Ol Sur House, on Saturday oning, June 25, Joseph Brooks was cailed to the chatr, and Goo. W! Ray appointed Secret, The Chairman sta‘ed the object of the meeting was to devise some means for calling the attention of the public to take into consideration the propriety of procuring some sullabie testimoulal {0 be presented to that gullant band, as a slight mark of the appreeiation of the eitizens of New York for the just and fearless course pursued by the Vigilance Committee in the name of right, humanity andjus- LAD FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE WISHES A situation; writes a good hand, knows t) H youll make himself generally useful. Address F. P. 29th st. W wich st, rect habits, to utiend a bakery. Apply at 705 Green- AN EXCELLENT PROTESTANT COOK, and ironer, who is willing to go in the country, 1 25 West 1th street, this day, Monday, June 50, be ehours of 9aud 12, )—TWO DRESSMAKERS AND ONB SEAM- . to Work by the week. Apply at 28 W. 37th st. MAN WANTS A SITUATION understands the punds and gardens in the neatest and oth management pleasu also the pruning HOME IS WANTED—BY A YOUNG MA ligious private family in Brooklyn; Methods 8 than ten minutes’ walk from Fulton Mating terms, Virtus, box 16) Herald otice. changed, STEADY YOUNG MANT WANTS A 5) Ps in a store, or to take care of hoe: Stands both tly Well; best of city refi R. k., Herald ofte MANg20 YE endatons, and undersianding F a Title English, desirous of obtaiuingya situation aw porter in a store, or as collector in the city, for Which be van give ty. Aldress Mr, M., Herald oie: SITUATION WAN a German, wh GOOD RE no A N WibOW LAL situation, as bo or to atiemd as prefer 1 ai address > WwW ECTABLE WOMAN tion, as cook, in a private tainily, who per stands her busin: ff required; is a Has gout city re i at 36 West Foor A SITUS mbermaid anit is willing to 2 her last p Wane girl, as the washin, nay ‘and irening be West 8ist st. BY AN BXi family; b eat of city rete for (wo days, at 125 West ones, in the front basement, 10 LIVE IN THs COU vashing in all Its branche: nevs. A Protestant preferred, DO GENERAL her nut! broner. TANTED—A RESPECT. infant to wet nmi W AEE Triquil 2 WOMAN, TO TAKE AN at 05 Montgomery st. ORK: froner and plain cook, for & smal abl West 1oth st., near Gt AN GIRL, TO DO HOUSE- her aa ironer, and have 199 Jay si., Brooklyn. ANTRD—A GOOD G work; wnst be a geod recommendations. Py BAST. WANTED —A ATION UTA- ‘ ine te nbevmnatd: is ae x rower; can give Teferenc 2' Vestry sic coraer OF WHO UNDERSTANDS THE Iso o sormnstregs, A NURS 1 mani tands dre: att sewing Sa all aca and W A Sfp DIRECTLY—A GOOD COOK AN) HOUSER wid ine country for the roning. ny, PROW uy asetat roudWay. D—A WAT WHO UNDERST AN His $8 Thoroughly bes! of city on adations. rs need apply, « » KERS astant earn to Guinky who will be paid while fold at, Hirth floor, for three days. s —BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED LA Ty, wsituation in a family yolng to « ale. AD for eighi days, at No. 142 Hamilton avenne, Brookly it. w* TED—BY A RESPECTABL MAN WOMAN a situation as first class cook; she understands hex busi ness in all ts branches. Cun be for ihroe days, at Mya. Black's, 62 West 2ist st., corner of 6th av. WASTEDCSITUATIONS, BY TWO GIRLS, Wy xcellent city references; on ag reynlay Innindeoss; understands all styles of shirt ironing, lable linen; ean tiv two years’ cily reference; would go a few miles in the count ‘wages $7 to $8; the other as waiter, {ua small private tamily Pan do ckamberwork neatly; wages $4. Call for Wwo days ne 216 East 28d st. WASIEDIA GOOD COACIMAN AND CODI (PRO- 1 None need apply ut those who thoroughly i toge int ce Apply on y IZ and 2 at 19° Washindioa ffanees STOUT, ACTIVE BOY, 16 OR (7 YB work ini uy Apply at Parker W ASTER-AN active y TSor 19 years old, wo attend 3 One with some experien ommendations and wishinue + WOMAN, V ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUR Has to do sewing and ass: ith the chamberwork, good recommendations. an be seep at 125 West 12uh st. \TANTED—DV A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITU ATIO: as nurse aud seamstress, or to do light chauiberwork, No objection to the country. Can be seen for three days ab No. 7 {hl st,, near 6th avenue. ED~A SITUATION, BY A RE ‘oung woman, as cook; nO objection to washing and ironing. Good reference from Please call for two days at 209 2d aven: Ww fED—A SITUATION, BY A. RESPROTABL ERY STORE, business, and of State and Hoyt, TWO OF THREE ME Lee 10 6 man (0 bust TED—MEN TO ness (hit will y full instr Apply at No, 6 Cathy ¥ city BU to 85 Also, young man TANTED-SMARY BOYS WHO UNDERST AN : W ing the game CN DRRATAND AB of bi Apply a Micha Phelan’ Chambe Pech aamiberrer en «<a Viliiard room, | ing woman, first rate cook; will mssist with ( washing and ironing. Good efty reference, Please call foi wo days at 192 West 30th st., between sth and 9th avennes, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- le family; has no fion as firatrato cook In a rexpects erence given. Can objection (o the country; the best of city re be seen at 127 Leroy st. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABL young woman, as Indy’s maid, or ag seamstress: tin- derstands all kinds of family sewing perfectly, or would assist in the chamberwerk, or would do the fine wavhing if required. Would be willing to ko in the country. Best of city reference, Inquire at 79 West th street, second door, back room. War —A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, In a respectable furnily; te a good cook, wash: er andironer, or would do housework, First rate elty’ refer- ence. Call for two days at 75 Concor: street, Brooklyn, 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COOK, WASHER AND ironer, or to do general housework, by a respectable yonng woman; no objection to the country; ood city referenc- es, Can be seen at 61 Laight st., corner of Greenwich. JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABL girl, as chambermaid and,waiter; bost of city reference, ‘Call at 193 19th st., between 7th and 8th ave., for two days. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tfona, one a8 plain cook, wsher and ironer, the other as chamberinaid and waiter, or charnvermaid and plain sewe aa clty references from their lust places, where thes ved for four years ands half, and Where they now from, at No, 63 Kast 15th st. ANTED—BY THREE RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT iris, situations, one as first class cook, the second an Jaundress, and the third ss chambermald and waiter; the best of reference given. Can b for wo days at 47 Myrue «venue, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED--BY AN ENGLISH GIRE, A SITUATION, AS cook, washer and ironer, in a small private family. Can be soen for'two days at 658 Greenwieh st, oue door above arrow st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A REAPECTABLE oung girl; {sa good cook, washer, ironer and baker, Best of reference. Apply at the St. George's Soclety, 17 Broadway, for two da; ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘ong woman, to cook, wash and iron; or aa plain laun- dress; bas no objection to the country. Own be seen Ull ea- gaged, at No. 10 Tallman st., Brooklyn, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS SKAMSTRESS; UNDER- stands dressmaking and all kinds of family sowin would have no objection to have the care of one child; woul oto the cour. if required, Gall at 64 10th st., between Ne anil Gth ave! ANYED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A urse and seatosiress, or ean do Uy n to goin the country. Leonard st., room 4. ANTHD—A SITUA have vertise TUATTON, AS chamber work) 10 Apply, for two daya, at 62 fION, AS COACHMAN, BY A IDE Man, Who understands 1) and will make himself useful 4) Pleas proper treatment of h [isTemployer.. ‘Best of city reference, tr required. call at 231 Lewist st., corner of Sth ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COACIIMAN, highly recommended young thon, whe proper treaiment of horses; Wil make himself ts his employer; best of elly reference. Call at 34 wr al $1) Hroadway, for J.T WANTEDSA TIVATION, AB COACHMAN, IN A private family, bY @ ingle tas; Aas tho best of city reference: no oujection to the cotalry bien tag Lowry, saddle and harness makes, 65 erally pl TAINS CAN tie an Ger nd opwan Norm t#,@e0 , Ot) engines In OF Ont Of hom WO. Operon, $8 nlvewoe wade Browlway, dy. Cah 0 ONE! 1ROALL PARTS OF THR article wented 100 family, Mr. Ho: 2 Broadway, toon ANTED—YOUNG WITH SMALL, CAPLPAL for ouint, to eoanp acy company, to waved With adral mi Lewes i renmmeratipa liber Also, a per- son, With & capital, fo take an interest in the sak le Apply to Nr, Huntington, Rainbow Hotel, 77 Bainilion meee Brooklyn. WAXTERSTWO ACTIVE AND NT ELAIG from 12 to 15 i y 153 Adams st., Brooklyn, LOU YAnouens want FOR CANAL WORK, IN the State of New York ; wages nine shi! ti ne Zuarantecd by the State ; passage money alvance ree: one family to keep boarders, Will start Tnesday, J ace companied WM. Cohnert. “Apply imamediatery RIS CouNteT BGO38, 18 Grecameh atreet, ————— HE TRADES: (jADINETARERS WANTED.—NO: workmen need apply, o whom mend be given. Apply to rick Clarks, 4 1 OREMAN WANTED—A GOOD CHAN BUY THE BEST om ployment will w ven to a earpenier, to engage in hou nd areenhouse work. Good refer to charac! Fequired, Addrem F. B. W., Yonkers, Nv. ut att YARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AO - LT tent man, thovoughly understanding his Duplo Ro Objection to efty or coun Can take chorge of cows and horses, References given. Apply at4 Liberty street, or ad dreve box 2,167 Pe UPFIN KER d Mere RARER WANTED=AT TOIT CAYLOR J Ys Apply at 9 or 10 0 clogk, A.M i JANTED.—A DECORATIVE PAPER TANCE! W thoroughiy understands his business, ean ps Dyed uemment siuatlon, With good wages, by applying at 48 shar. WASTED—A GOOD COACHEMITH, ONE TUAT 18 AC- qitatnted wh light work and repatting. Inquiry at No. 8 Christopher st., to W. Lyon. SANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN ENGINER. V foreuced. Apply at 408 Gih av, a Pe tae th hn ODT ol ws (D—A WATCHMAKKR; ONE WHO CAN RY. pair jewelry, and bring good city referengs, Apply at } B. P, GOSSRLIN. AVELO. INTELLIGENCE OFFICES, {MPLOYERS WISHING GOOD. SBRYANS 4 iitd respectable help at MORRIB: CORNENT vo Rroatway, corner of Rearte street; avo farmers, ishorurss pd the branch office, 195 Geenwieh street, near 75 BROADWAY, TWO BOOKKREP- hree clerks, two powers, two bar- 4, three walters, two firemé tiie Raut nad ree for house worl UIs RAUPMASY Agente ehh TE BROADWAY, AN ENGT- ‘0 piano four bors, : whiters, tw two Kiteeen pits, AT NO. 6 BAS men, ANTED. cor ior a rubber faaiory from this city; also. urade; two atage drivers, ‘00h, a vierk for & steam* vo 0) ctors, Daggagemon and “pers, MAN, MeN 19 drive exe aud eurts, ho ob: epers, &o. GTLLEN & CO, \HNTBURE, { YOTTAGK AND PENAMELLED yp URNITORM,— eI Aan BUI As pW ‘$2 tho set, at the manuwac bon nawey, helny stem coker eteet, Partonlar attention. oo. dls