The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1856, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1856. iT SEL Luana wes he come et 0 STN OE Ae Ya mend Wig piano tne etn Yan Boren to | Jems paaeton at eeginned veneer ge SITUATIONS WANTED. SFEUATSOGS WAREED. Santos Accipsa 10 4 Sra0n DRiveR.. ‘Thos. Thompson, meee estan poser ‘ven wa wae Soph on A ERQYSSRED 09 COOK, OF fe -4 ~ a= erpany Wyanzan—4 ie anya BY nN ZOURG-LADY, IN IN ye vi commencing ‘ charge a situation. days, ‘cook, @river of stage No. 967 of elgg vaapimadeag bon. prone lies pgeieden Nays Bethy api «had Ses, Soon al, Seepehili, esthens, | Sag rite gee ne ne Bout $8 Bedtord a. iidren. t Bpanied fossils toquire ob Precipitated from his seat on Monday afternoon, w! is cordially abhorred and detested by intelligent and of pure air, or LE wo- ‘BD—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG arr, ‘Wriving his omnibus in Broadway, near Bond ‘and | patriotic mom of all parties at the South, that man is remneties 8 See, bangs on = eo gives. Apply at 235 Wet bor chambermaid or waker,, in street, ‘broken. He was also severely injured about por man was ‘eben the New The unfortunate Fork capital by the Fifteenth ward police, Rossars 4 Caurcu.—On Sunday last, Grace Chapel, ip Astor piace, was entered by some burglars, and some ‘yetuable property carried off. The rascals succeeded in geting into the vestry room, from whence they stole ese. table covers, &c., valued in all at $60. lary was effected in broad’ daylight without the pw Of the police. No arrests. Coreners’ Inquests. ‘Fam Surrcemp Farar Averay 1 Pant Srreer.—Coroner Gamble held an inquest yesterday, at the New York Hos- upon the body of a man vamed Philip Shiels, who, % was supposed, died from the effects of a beating ro- * eeived on Sunday night, in the ealoon No. 517 Peart (treet. The evidence adduced went to show that the was + ag A dissipated character; atte I ai im question bad been very intoxicated, and 7) jm that condition he had a quarrel with & man mamed Joseph Harris. Blows were sxcl ed, but no pag ‘was received by the deceased £1 jent to cause death. The physician at the hospital, who made a post mortem examination of the body, gave it as his opinion that death was caused by extravasated blood upon the Drain, caused by intemperance. A verdict to that effect, gad one ¢xonerating Harris from all blame in the mat- ter, was rendered by the jury. The accused was there- wpon discharged from custody. Deceased was thirty years of age, and a native of Ireland. Sue oy an Unknown Man ny Drowx1va.—Coroner onnery held an inquest yesterday, at the foot of North ‘Moore street, upon the body of an canbe man, ant «0 of who was fgund drowned yesterday mor hn The deceased ieee nerienliy ap pwn y and it is ap posed ne was the unknown man who committed suicide fow — by jam; the above pier. No evi- dence tie mae oF ie of residence could be ob- = Verdict “Death by drowning.” Fatal Harcuway Aocipxyt.—Coroner Connery held an fmquest on Monday, at the New York Hospital,, upon the ‘Body of a man named Thos. Fackett, who died from in- Jaries coer, received by ‘ailing down the hatch- of Mr. Prebie’s store, No. 30 Beekman street. Ver- Deceased was a native of Ireland, and ‘was 18 years of age. Bewrrosep Suicipx.—Coroner Connery also held an in- qnest upon the body of a man named George Clynk, who @ied at the New York Hospital from erm of a ‘Iangs, produced by the excessive heat ‘Sunday. deceased, it was supposed, commmited suicide by taking , Dut @ gost mortem examination of the body Bhowed clearly that death was caused by congestion of Qbe lungs. Verdict accordingly. ‘of age, and was a oative of Germany. Police Intelligence. ‘Ouancr or Hicuway Ronsxry.—Patrick Cosgrove, alias » @ockroach, was taken into custody on Monday night, by ‘@Micer Telleman, of the Fourth ward police, on charge of Iighway robbery, preferred against him by James Car- well, of No; 3 James street. The complainant alleges that be Sn nee bys and papnes of $175 in Lowy te accused. e possession Cosgrove was which was identi! Ka the ee asa cane proceeds of the rol pa at where, it is said, por ee Fe tegtie were onl rod in ‘@ social of faro, when ‘Cosgrove becoming des) tt the leeses, he had met with, sought to regain bis ae forcibly taking a well filled pocketbook from the per- of Carroll. ‘The accused was taken before Justice Connolly Pip cyo morning, when he was held to bail in ‘the sum of $1,000 to answer the charge before the next term of the Court of General ‘ions. Deapiy Assavit on Smrsoanp.—James Sheehan was taken into custody by officer Sullivan, of the First ward Police, on chirge of having committed an aggravated @esault upon a sailor named Dean Hughes. The Accused, ‘who is second mate of the brig moae now lying at pier No. 6, North river, became engaged in a quarrel with Hughes on Monday evening, when the former struck the latter over the head with a many let of wood. Hughes ‘was conveyed to the New York lary where the physi- in attendance are of opinion Ls recover. Sechan ‘Was committed for examination by Justice Con- ‘molly. &§ ee ty Rowor ‘Tureves.—On Monday afternoon a woman named Mary Hilderbrandt, residing in Fifty-second street, be- foween, Sixth and Seventh avenues, discovered some young “Whleves in her garden stesling cherries. She when one of the etered then Gog young Pesca ‘ked ee and a3 it at her, striking her in the ead. then jamped =: ® wagon and drove off, ‘eves | the wonad ion almost senseless state. One of the Twenty-second ward 1p hipectieelpap ogee he A lying upon the ground, and ber conveyed 1 the station house, where her wounds ‘were dressed by the district surgeon. None of the scamps have been arrested. (Cuuncr or Passing Countexsnit Money.—Thomas Gib- oem was arrceted by one of the Fifteenth ward police, on ving passed a counterfeit $5 on the Hamilton Seek’ of sottuate County, R.1., upon Mr. poy Frere more ao, 87 Bleecker street, in cocoons some trivial article of merchandise. The accused ‘was taken before Justice Davison, at the Secoad District Police Court, where he was held for examioation on the entered a complaint against a private watchman on board rt ce etceane igen se foot of North street, for poems 2 rape. it was looking for ae ‘that com- Daowxen.—A boy named George Wells, about seven- teen years of age, residing in Bushwick, was drowned about 8 o'clock yesterday morning, at the Grand street Patz, 6 ob ot w York side, attempted ye boat on shore, and fell between that and the lel tL te I Howon's Cumer-rarried, in Mckmond, Virgina, "8 CHorck.—! on \ tag sant te ev. Peter Mr. 'F. Plummer Bobeon to Annie J., daughter of the Hon. Henry"A. Wise, @overnor of Virginia. Among visiters in Newport, R. I., we no- ce i He ia the guest of bis danghter-in-law, Mrs. Clevelan i f E i fames Hi Carter, P- 4 is Greene, Maners Win and atone Kate Greene, W © Allen, Mra "infant, James Allen and son,’ Mrs J Alled, and FE Mrs nd infant Jom A bers. Smith, L 8 A 8.0 Prudden and ‘daughters, 8M Ogden and Indy, Mrs J M Bail, Mrs SA Dr Hurtiett and lady. Mie Colby, Misa Mrs ‘and nurse, Capt Indy, two Howrey, Peter W oma, Ba: wee Ft apt B % bape Bi _tanaion, way, Geo G P. Middieton nine, M Hull, DB 8 B Parkman. tocy Park. ise W Sina, E Kirkland and lady, et MeMill, Mra ™ Daly, oillard and lady, Leo: BA Scumer, Aug Meyer, J D roe ae # find lady, Mire! Clea, et Teatdeen, jody and? tofante, Keuth, Hugi. Pauly Pauche, Wernard, Mayer, Mechires, ‘Ip Senator—Mr J Johnson and Ye tee 2 fiat Geitin, Mrs B Cleveland. ‘rom New Orleans, in wubark Fglantine—Mr L Linneken and ,‘ in bark Col Ledyard—Mra © F Gorrie, rege Apalachicola, In pate Chortle (tamally of tho Isto Dt :n'S Coury and child, Mase? T Lowry, No Be Ray, Bete 7 Chievers, Master Albert May. K Serra Leone, in brig Samuel French—Rev T J Bowen Hf Moore, T'thompson. eS Annest or AN Ex-Cattonio Parest m Bor. } ano-—Father Doran, an ex-Catholic priest, who hag ed pretty extensively ia this city heretofore, and weare informed, was deposed for divers and sundry % wan arrested yesterday, by Deputy Sheri of Allegany county, on a bench warrant, charge Jyth false pretences in that county, He did not rohan roding at all—called upon the bystanders to pro. ‘tect him, to go for his friends, and all t “poy thing; ul it would not work. Go he must, and go he did, to y county yesterday afternoon. We have no Ry for him, ns hope be will get his Tull dues.— Buffalo rier, June Martin Van Buren.” next. Some of the Southern journals take it very much to heart that Col. Fremont, who was educated at the South, should be the republican candidate for the Presidency, The Columbia Sowh Carolinian says :—In early life bis talents were nurtured by gentle hand—in approaching manhood he was upheki by generous and patriotic men—in the developement of be genius South Caro- lina encouraged him by . her * { support, and = pre- semted him with a sword, in token of her appre- ciation of the use he bad made of his talents and the energy and force of character he had exhibited in Prince John’s turn will come his daring efforts to add to the science of his country.. And he stands before the world as an avowed matricide —as the representative of principles and passions foreign to our nature, and destructive of all the best feelings of man instilled in him in his childhood aad early youth, and he is eagerly sought for by his new adherents, be- cause he is a traitor! Like Judas, he has been seduced, and sold himself for a price. A Fremont ratification meeting in Greensburg, In- diana, at which no Jess than five thousand persons were Present, was addressed by one of the democratic nomi- nees for elector! He said that if elected he should vote for Fremont. ° The Whig State Convention of Virginia will assemble to-day, in Richmond. A Fremont and Johnston meeting was held at Worces- ter, Mass., on Saturday evening last, to forma club. A discussion ensued as to the title of the club—whether it should be Fremont and Johnston, or simply Fremont. The adherents of Johnston prevailed, by a vote of 26 to 24. ‘While Colonel Benton was speaking the other day in one of the Missouri towns, the platform gave way, but the old war horse was unhurt, and he declared that it was his prerogative to break through platforms. ‘The Louisville Journal, of the 11th inst., says-—General Houston, United States Senator from Texas, passed through this city yesterday on his way to Washington. His health is perfectly re-established. He seems ten years younger than he did when we saw him in Frank- fort last winter. He looks as if he had a dozen political campaigns in him, and twice as many mititary ones. The Richmond Whig says that Governor Wise would leave Richmond on Tuesday morning, ostensibly on an excursion to Cape Charles, but really to make the neces- sary arrangements in Accomac and the other counties composing the First Congressional district, for the elec- tion of a successor to Gen. Bayly, recently deceased. The Weekly Tribune, & strong democratic paper, pub- lished at Manitowoc, Wisconsin, has hauled down the Buchanan flag, and declared its preference for Colonel Fremont. In its issue of July 3 it announces the fact, as follows:—‘‘The name of James Buchanan no longer floats from the political masthead of this sheet. Next week we shall enlist under the banner of Colonel John C. Fre- mont, and, ‘sink or swim, live or die, survive or perish,’ we shall feel a soldier’s pride in battling maafully under the proud banner of equal rights.’? Hon. Oscar F. Moore, says the Providence Post, the present republican member of Congress from the Ross district in Ohio, has declared himself against Fremont, and will take the stump for Fillmore. Mr. Moore is a Know Nothing-whig, and was elected as such. The Slave Trade in Baltimore. (From the American, July 15. al in this ) Four were yestet taken into recy city by os LB mm a, the United States ihal, engaged in the slave trade. felt names are. On Baptista, Carlos La: Dradade and « Mr. Stabler. ras eee iat to their arrest have not peggy Bag skater vee as far as we have been Sete learn they are as fol- lows:—Some months the schooner C. F. A. Cole was purchased by Mr. Stab! and was fitted out at this fas is supposed, for the slav ee, I alo Pointed that she sailed for the coast of slaves, went to the Island of Cube, where the ‘aves we Ay sold, and returned to the peake Bay, and there the vessel was sc uttled. ‘The statement about the voyage to Africa and the selling of the slaves is a mere conjecture, but the scut- vessel is an authenticated fact. About ago she was discovered at the mouth < the St. Mary’s river, in the Chesapeake Bay, where she had been scuttled was rapidly filling with’ water; she was taken in charge bones salvors and brought into port, and by order of the United States District Court was last week sold and the proceeds of the sale divided between the go- vernment and the salvors. The vessel having been abandoned, excited the suspicion that it was a slavér, and it was condemned to be sold for that reason. At the in stigation of the United States District Atorney, warrants were issued for the arrest of all parties —— io fitiag out and conducting the vessel, and accordingly the per- sons above mentioned were taken into custedy. Baker is supposed to have commanded the vessel during the expe dit ; Labradada is charged with being with her during the cruise, and Mr. Baptista, the Portugese Consul at this port, is charged with being concerned in having fitted her owtas aslaver. Baker and Labradada were committed to jail , and the other two were held to bail by the Cnited States Commissioner, Aun examination of the parties will take place before the O¢mmissioner this morning. ent manufacturers —bentden 15, secon hand pI prices vat Ht ined repaired, polished, bos pianos. ‘Music at reduced prizes. the and to manufacture # now selling freely North, South, East and West, without advertising. With pro- er pi ‘will yield the’ proprietor an income of from Qelnlo to $20,000 a year, Address Chemist, oare City Dispatch, Washington, D. C. EP 2 3 i = Es eatin Rater NORFON'S, At Righth avenne, meee at . Ring, and . V. Clickner & Co., and by ail = Chas. aH 35. =a SF Plesse & Luliin’s Celebrated Perfumes.—. large sample received, among which will be found Prangt- a as from the Holy City), Newmarket Jockey Club, Australian Wattle, Sardiniag, nogegay, 4c. &e- GEO. E. } INGRR & 09.. way,” Sole agents for the United States. @he Catarrh Doctor, C. ill _be again at St. Nicholas Bote, i Ui aan Be une Dysentery, Cholic, Vomit- f, Ac., are ‘immediately cured by Dr. TOBIAS’ colebrated PEictini inimente This remedy Is now recommended by the mont eminent physicians in the United Bates, and is warranted les, Sold by all the druggists and patent medicine enters the @nited States, Prise 38 and 00 Senta, Depot 56 Cortlandt street. Diseases of the Skin.—Dr. Horwitz's Rage for the gpectal tresiment of the most obstinate, forme of the ffections, and seat fs now mw nt sweet, ¢ can be consul inily, (Sundays exeepied,) from 4 ira M., aud from 3 to 6 P. Mw Holloway’s Pille—Nature’s Great Ally.—To romtente the bodily powers by dradle PurRAtives, is to wasiat Glecase.. These Minous pllis, on the contrary, seniat nature in her conitict With dieeaan, by F9. vitalizing the ie he nie Priliag at Sows qe ay men. suid Ot | Jann. Frere, $n Tinlden lane, Now York, "hud 242 ne i v4 and by all druggiats, nt 28 con'a, GBs conte aud or bon, > New York, on iret ll Totiers ta Bt, by croakers that feveadiy expired 0 truly wonderful and sovereign cena and pevecsaiore of, the ‘celebrated M. eae which has cured millions who have No family should be with- out a as itis essential to have it near a mptoms. it will cure you in five ve minutes, ‘his far Fa cordial is to be obtained of 8. STEINFELD, sole im- porter, 70 Nassau street, corner of John. For sale'at all re spectable bars, druggists and groceries. Murders in New Babi Horrid murders, so Are ocourri ever} Cid fiyon murders cvery ae And his crimes ‘mush roy eto Reaches bed bugs, rats and cht, Ly Vig ot for LYONS os eae dy for insects ana'Termts, (24 Broadway anid No.6 South Righth streets Phe elphine Married. per fcc July 10, by Rev. T. Ralston Smith, win ua ae Evesham, England, to Mary 8. 80N, of this ci ot Monday. Jay 34 by Rey. Hugh Blair, Mr. Gzoncn Lister, both of this city. Died. In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, July 15, Mrs. Hobe naw Doveurary, the beloved wife of Wm, Dougherty, in the 27th year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited ‘eA at- tend her funeral, from her late residence, No. 7 — this afternoon, at three o’clock, without further “On Tuesday, July 15, after a short illness, in the 28th year of his age, Deis, son of Richard Mooney, formerly of Killinmore, King’s county, Ireland, His funeral will take place from the residence of bis parents, 148 West Eighteenth street place, this day. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Dublin papers please copy. At Flushing, L. I, at the residence of her father, Sg Trenchard, Crruasas, wife of Robt. G. Grigg, in the 21st year of her ag The funeral will take place from the Methodist church, Main street, this afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. The ——s and relatives of the family are respectfully invited On Friday, July 11, at 154 West ‘Twenty: tn gest lashed Joun Hays, only ‘and beloved son of John an Young, of croup, aged 4 years and 1 month. Rest, rest in peace, my son; May flowers in beauty bloom Above the spot where thoy dost sweetly sleep; Let angels bright their Sigs ever keep, ‘And safely guard thy dust within the Rand, spirit is now in heaven. On Monday, July 14, Honora O'Connor, wife of Patrick O’Connor, and daughter of Daniel Longworth. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this morning, at 10 o’clock, from her late residence, No. 3 Hester street. Her re- mains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. On Monday, July 14, at the Northern Hotel, 81 Cort- landt street, of general debility, Apam Brown, in the Tlst year of his age. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. an ey Rye July 14, WituAm Suvaa, of Corn- wi LS is ruscrat will wk tke pl place from his father’s residence, nd Hudson street, this afternoon, at two o’clock. The friends of the family, and those of his sister, Mra. Ager, bay 1 res] — bd iaich attend. ia esday, July 15, CATHRRINE wor, aged 40 native of London, Eng. friends are invited to attend her funeral, at three o’clock to morrow atternoon, from 181 Thirty-second street. Her remains will be taken te Greenwood for in- terment. Ferreenkats duis Ib wc tec rentdense, $9 Atieaiio tre uesday, Ju at bis residence, si G: Biaxe’ in the 25th yeat of his ey relatives and friends of the deceased are invited to attenchis funeral to day, from his residence, 39 Atlantic street, without further notice. On a iets, July. re Many, wife of Jas. E. Jennings, in the meta funeral pd take place from her late residence, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. Relatives friends of the family are invited to attend, without further Rotice. On Tuesday peg ey 15, Emma Josxemue Reo, youngest daughter of Robert J. and Mary J. Reed, agea 3 Years and 3 months. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence rf her parents, 226 West Twenty eighth street, this afternoon, at three o’cloc! Ellenville, Cister county papers please copy. can GroxGs PLaTT, infant son of Geo, w mat Elizabeth Tibbets, aged 4 months and 10 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respecifully invited to attend bis funeral, this afternoon, at two o'clock, fiom the residence of his parents, 42 Broome street. New w Brun<wick, N. J., papers please copy. y, July 16, Maxy, infant Mange o of William and I incline Ybryasa, nged 1 year and 6 moaths. ‘The relatives and hieias of the emp | are respectfully invited to “attend the funeral, noon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 34 Attorney street, without further notice. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. ‘On Monday, July 14, MaxGarerna Matiepa, daughter of Charles H. and Avna M. Brickwedel, aged 1 year, 10 months and 22 days. Thr friends and acquaintances of the family are respect- o'clock, from 124 Laurens street, corner of Prince. On biosday, y, July 14, AmRaMAM Faxoxy, in the Sith ear of his 7 The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at five o'clock, from the residence of his brother Wilham, 117 Second’ street, without further invitation. His remains will be interred in the cemetery in Second ayeuue, be- tween Second and Third streets. pS TTC __ i ‘ADVERTIGEMRNTS RENEWED VERT DAT. PERSONAL. H. Merrs*.. MEET ME AT THE FERRY, AT SIX + o'clock this P. M., without fail, CLARIDON, brn Bt ZAnran ey ie NOLAN, WA Hin, Ireland. last heard from was in Any i feformaaion of its whereabouta will be ly received by his sister, Ann Nolan, at No. Washington owen New York. Pennsylvania papers please copy. M*.2 HENRY bo denn 18 REQUESTED TO SEND ia address to wer street, Now ¥ York. 0 as i be be communicared 10 viva: fE tt Papers please copy. MARIA—A LETTER 18 IN THE BROADWAY Prost coflier. RM. wo —MISS8 BRIDGRT MURPHY, WHO WAS IN an wet nurse. was taken sick and died oe If an, aoe sont —s in this, ea, on me atthe Merchants’ Hote i x duly | ly 15, LA66. L. B. LOWE. te M.—NOT as iyo? ag 958 yen Oui heen, Uoul - i] same room, vom, Td anny » Soult 't itive one arin, im Broadway Post MA Ricn ANTED—INFORMATION 0) i J RESIDENCE OR Pureeheess of Wueaer, Coptend, of & of the cit « . 06, at New York , wotil May, city, and ‘an office as \Geavense br er iam street. ins pernon siging “sueh information. will Woerally rewarded. E., box 1413 New York Post office. THE TURF. —TROTTING—THU R8- ENTREVILLE COURSE, day, July 17, at So’cloek P.M. M $1,000; mile three in five, to wagons and divers to i“ aa vows tate, To ben good day snd (food track. Both . To the avove mares belong in Brook JORL VONKLIN, Proprietor. 7 ION COURSE, L. L.—TROTTING.—A PURSE OF matie heats, best 8 in 8, to wagons; free tor all wotting borses owned In re es trotted for mone’ Fy July daly 1, at8 wack PM, nt Falkiand & Duryee, carner of wa ilariue street. ‘three sea mabe orsen, ond HITE, Proprietors. way and © two to start. © ENGINBER WANTS A Sit a experience in marine and stationary ngines. and good recommendations as (o quialifeations, no objection short distanee In the country. Address Bngineer, box enanraaee for three days. Pd nd WANTS TO LEARN THR UPHOL- trade, My yo Address H. L., Manhat- one w OMPOSITORS WANTRED-SEVERAL GOOD ONES may find employment at $17 Broadway, Also, & boy, cémpetent to read manuscript copy. YOLD PENS.—WANTED, A GOOD GRINDER AND Wy ater, Apply to John Foley, gold pen mantfacturer, 165 SITUATION WANTED—BY A PRACTICAL ARCHITECT, civil engineer and draughtemat outside business pre- ferred. Address Maliot & Co. 246 Williaa street. O UMBRELLA ss st mosh tt | EF, F ral good ha Apply Smith's Sons wT earl st. RADE WANTED.—WANTED, BY A BOY, 17 YEARS ‘old, (0 learn the carpenter's, plumber's, or wheelwright's irade, | Resides with his parents, Inquire at 118 Sixteenth street, between First and Second avenues. 7 ANTED—A GOOD BRASS FINISHER AND TURNER, ‘one who understands mouldings. Apply at 2) Fulton st. corner of Front. Wantep—s BAKER, FOR A COFFRE AND CAKE saloon. Inquire between the hours of Sand 10 o'clock A M., Aé red. _ at 71 ath aver jerman prate TANTED—A FIRST RATW [CE OREAM MAKER; one who can come well recommended from establiahment, Apply Wo W. Henry Weller, 718 B We Sut WOOLLEN WEAVERS, TO .a0 To ‘onyectigu ps weavers ¢ a8: tof) Fin ¥ eit oeah eae 4 ath ] proferr pply for wo days at MORRIS OOMNERT & » PF Beyauyyeys man aswel nurse. Good RESPECTABLE AGED WOMAN, AN A, [Angrican, anna lian, a Goo, onder ter Please 4a A ‘can foe oreaat 8 tiga can qa “oa SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, a6 chamb: and waiter; good city references can be given. Inquire at No. 26 Clinton place, 8th st. can | A SITUATION WANTED—BY A DRESSMAKER, BY Bjeetiom 1s goa then dinmnse tee crear, Pie atiae Py ; ‘No, 26 Clinton place, &th st. SITUATION WA) ING WOMAN, AS A NTED—BY, A. YOU OMAN, AB good arenes. “Apply at a8 6th sty near Ah BY, in the rear. en be econ for two days. COMPETENT MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, WHO thoroughly understands her business, is desirous of an ee gagement in New York or New Jersey.” Address Milliner, care of Mr, Rainsford, 156 Bay street, New Jersey. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chambermaid and waiter. Good reference. Apply at 100 West 17th st., between 6th and 7th avs. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO light housework and mind a baby is Py plain sewer Good reference, if required. Call at in the fron basement, fortwo days. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION. 4 ej we i sttrene, by the week or month; can do all kit sein st. Cull for iwo days, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO ‘as cook, in a private family ‘or private boardin, fouse. The best of city references. Inquire at 172 Elizabe st, meas Bpring, seosad dson host rooms SITUATION rr said se RESPECTABLE oun as nurse wo ci bie of aking charge of a baby fro m infancy. of city reference from her lust place, W the'laat two years. Please apply at 17 West Slat at. SITU ATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG jan, a8 cook, Washer and ironer; good reference. Ap. piy at 60 West Washington piace, SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EN chambermaid and waiter; has no obj distance m the country; good’ city reference. East 17th at, SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN GIRL, WHO gente English, as cook, w: rand ironer, or as walter Good references can be given. Apply at 60 Macdou econd floor, in the rear. YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, in a private family, as chambermaid. Good references from her ts) place. eo 4 at 125 Smith st., third door from the corner of Baltic, Bi A XOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO chamberwork and plain sewing and to ‘the waah- Please call at 193 Mott on Sprtog: . petween Broome SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO man, as cook in a saloon or hotel. Good city reterences. Inquire at 22 Crosby st. bon ee i ge A RESPECTABLE mail: and embroidery, Call at her present umployer's, 13 Bias the vest has lived for ‘woman, as good plain cook, washer and ironer; best of city reference from her last place, Inquire at 184 Elizabeth st., in the rear. A YOUNG FRENCH WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION ; has no objection to yo in the country; Boe reference. Call at lid Nassau st VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A a as chambermaid and iS al dof fal take charge of abady; ta fully competent to do all jeunily wo at 465 1 era cas ibrcaiwey, a) the sectense et te loay where she has served. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO man, as g , Washer and ironer; understands poupe, i & good baker, and ‘can make herself generally usc ful. Good references." Inquire at 115 Bast 28th st, between 2d and 3d avenues. SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID OR GENERAL bousemald, Ca bya pune’ Woman, whe uoderstands plain coo! ashing tand ironing. be seen ut 150 fcke st, Bevobiya, tke house of be late empl er, § PROFESSED COOK, IN A HOTEL OR IN A GEN Meman’s tarmily, by a Fespectable woman, who can give unexceptionable ferences. Can be seen for two days at 16 Prince st., Bs a ‘ FRENCH YOUNG LADY, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH Yamsiip or in'a ebook, Hse ne engostion wo seve ns Oey or ina . it, t G., Herald ofiice. alk Wk PROTESTANT SEAMSTRESS WISHES EMPLOY. ment, by the day, week or ‘month; can make shirts in ihe neatest manner. Please call at 133 Bast 1th st. aITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GER- irl, as good city references can be inquire at No. 8 Rivington sirect. given. (A SITUATION WANTED—BY A’ RESPECTADLE WO fis birth, Good references. “ianiuire ‘ar Ie es baby pat rom 7th and 8th avenues. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as plain cook, Washer and ironer or laun Gress. Can be seen for two days at 219 Elizabeth st. Good city reference given. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU in, ws f cook and laundress, in a private fami iy; no objection to go iu the country. Cai, be seen uutil en gaged at her present employer #t 131 Bast 12h SITUATION: WA! YOUNG MAN, no wo =. Py private family; has a es a Herald fice, at A SMART, STRADY YOUNG MAN, JUST ARRIVED accustomed to work, w: or any other ind of in the i = i deter = Hie te 8 stranger, and oat of work Wages no object. rt, inquire for Joh Fahey, st Mr. Collins’, & Oliver n, up stairs. YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF ENGLAND, WANT? pe Ey ie OPYING WANTED.—A LADY WISHES FOR SOME cypying, or writing of any Kind, wo do ether st home ee abroad Writes a plain, neat a) ; can give the best Feterences. “Address W. B- Mobl. box 80 Pout ‘odice, New York. OUSEKREPER.—A WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT BX. cumbrances, is desirous of obtal a amt housekeeper to a widower, Olty references, ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG WoMBN cook, washer and ironer, the other as chamber Bald aud lo take eats of ehitarem. god reterenes. “Appi at 22) 10th avenue, between 24th and 25th streete. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘cook. No to do the work of « mally orto go i referepees can Please apply at iit Allon street, frmall, Sie. best of ret be givens Please’ call at 00 Houston, Sirah’, Teal WANTBD—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE sunall privae faanlly, aa ge One Can oven as, 133 West Sist st. TEUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO EXPERIENCED ith good city reference, one as chambermaid and , OF as plain sewer; the other as cook, washer and Cah be seen at their present employer's, umlil en- soged. 14 West Buh st, between 6th and jth Rveuues. Sees S WANTED—IN A WHOLESARE GROCERY lerk; is willing to maki igen ener eng. His ohne Musinena Tbe ‘reference given. A. B., Herald office. EDITORS.—A WELI. ae spore, MAN, AcCUS- tomed to the office routine of a small wi . seation asnssisiant or rally wa ‘useful, "Address BOSS BOOKBINDERS.—A SMART BOY, 17 YEARS old, wants employment in a bookbindery! served one Kea Would bind himself 10 & goo! boss, ighty’ reounmented by his Inst bows, Ai tA , for two qe roy povearinS. WELL sont ed through the W: iddte Btates, would | Could lefluence a large fee p paper of canonery, wereonges. trate. Address Paper, box 115 ‘Wy Anzen—st 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A futuation, as cook, and ie & good w and ironer, and map reseed in one FAAS 2 . pa Tiey | references Can_ be seen for two ying at No. 212 pay street, corner of Ist avenaes ae ANTED—A safe peg BYA bry GIRL, ironing, or to go a short distance: Can be sect, for tb days, at 96 Midge street, first far yt Saree sans ¥ YOUNG WOMAN, 4 - Sed oa is iter, and dune Se goee of a ey ‘anally footeny ce ‘sees, be aren, for {wodays, bY applying A ix. vireet, commer Ist avenue. fork 12 wy Srvarier, BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, y references A two day a te en i u nee, bets ‘and 7th Sears, wo daye, ween, avenues, recond door, beck og bp et a BY A FIRST RATRLAUN- drei. Good city reference given, Apply at 9 Park street, room 19. Warmer A ant ber WOMAN, A SITUATION be cook business Well; Would suit a hotel or int py = y. The city refe- renee fren. Al bly, three poe Save, ‘at 21 Pell street, be tween the Bowery and Mott st ANTED—FOR A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION; the understands Spanish and American cooking, des’ serisand baking: (a willing to aarist (a the Washi and’ irom. ing if required; best of references her employer, Call at 145 Gh avenue, between 10th and 11th ‘ein tee faney sore. Can be seen for two days. ‘WANTED AY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WoO. man, Who has Jost her own babe, a child to wet nurse at her own residence; is an American; reference given, Cail at 488 Attorney «t, W ANTED—A SITUATION, TO DO GENERAL HOUSE work, by & young Woman, in a private family, best of reeemmendations. Apply at 191 Madison at., for one day. \ young girl, 15 "years of berwork frashing in am hi fst ty; ne ie bes of of city reference; = e seen for two Call at and 9th avenues, Eset tor is SITV AT. SANTED—A SITUATION, BY A pawrecrss.a do eham! Vrawren_s VY young woman, as nur maid and seamstress, no objecti ween fos Iwo days at Ny, 9 ub ab to the country. Can be wy Ras et | at ference ait between 6th and 7th at ANTED—A wc nareg, wi fea A A mere bang bt f woman, as wet ings reat iad Navy a reference can be giv ANTEDSITUATIONS, AS MILLINERS OR @ALBS- ly for two day Fetween Lafayets s¢ and i avenue, WAXTED—A, SITUATION, BY A GOOD COOK, washer and ironer, in @ small private tamily. Good city reference. Can bi soem for two dave at 185 Weal fest 13th at., between ith and sth avenues, front basement, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- ton, to do general housework, tn ape pagresé Baal; is a good ook, Washer and pad Coneri he ben oe oy rere trom lust place. Please call at 106 Mott st. first oor, in io the rear. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged. prt mond SITUATION, BY A FRENCH WOMAN, j understands | har out ‘od in all its branches} has no objection if suited. None buts private family weed poly: NRadirens Gf Laurenn at WASTED IBY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION housework in a small private family; washer and ironer; bestof elty remeeban or gee ‘an meee os for wo days at 604 2d-ay., in the thread and noodle store. ANTED—TWO bry et ee yee wr yet Wash Ae mn, the other us cham! mali 4 = ng Scotel preferred, Apply at im "Baot, With st., near 2d avenue. W4XTED—A SITUATION, IN A SMALL FAMILY, TO Go general housework, plain cooking, and is frst rate washer and troner. ‘Tobe s be seen on n Wednowday ‘and Thursday, at 249 Mulberry street, third story, front ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED tee! its branches, Gly teen in the bascuient of 62 Mulber' ree, for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS LADY'S pp BYA young German lady, of good education and manners, and beat city references. Address L, M., Herald office. ANTED—BY A TIDY YOUNG GIRL, 14 YEARS OLD, ‘@ situation, in & small yd to do light work or run of bis ‘Cun be seen for two da; not suited. Please call 34 Went 2th st, between 7th and duh avenues. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION, AS: cook, Washer and ironer; i an excellent baker ‘and Kind to children. Has the best of city reference. Please call at 181 Water st., between Gold and Hudson avs., Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A _ RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT JOuns wornan ituation, to do general housework, in a small, respectable pious family. Best of references given. Please call at 64 | Chariton at, first for. ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young situation as chambermaid, and to assist in washing and fea or as chambermaid and nurse; og Sy reference, if requi Inquire for Miss Sinith, 30 P be seen for one | wee! ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE MAR- ried woman, with a fresh breast of milk, as wet nurse. Best of references asto character and ability can be given. Vilease call at47 Harrison st, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABL young woman, as cook, and to do washing aad iron| has no objection to g0 a short ‘distance in the country. Good city reference. Please call at 383 East 19th st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPE testant girl, to do general housework: and ironer; has no objection to go. short distance in the co try. Referencagan be obtained from her last, place, Can be seen for two days, at 64 West Washington plac ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young women, as good cook, abd first rate, washer aad troner, with the best of city referetice. Please address Lizzie, 506 West 19th st., first foor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO: man, todo general houséwork. in a small private fa mily; is 4 first rate washer and ironer and good plain c70k. Good city retereuce given. “Call at 118 West" Idth i, secoud floor, tront room. Cau be seen for two days, ANTED-Y A | RESPECTANLE PROTESTANT girl, a situation, to do general housework; is a good washer and ironer.. ‘To be seem for two days at 19 Ludlow si, top tloor, trout room. 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Asbo pal A ‘situation to do general housework; is a good. ABLE PRO fa good wash washer and trover. Good. ey reference. “Can be seen Int two days at 134 Ludiow st., fourth floor. ANThKD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as cook, Washer and’ troner in a private family. Best of city ae given. Please call at 45 25th st., be- tween Lexington and 4th avenues, WA XTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, with the best of city reference, a situation as first rate cook; has no objection to short e@ in the country. Can be seen for two days at 176 West 16th st, rst tloor, rear ouse, ANTED—A SITUATION, LN A STORE, BY A YOUNG German lady; she has been formerly euiployed in a like Pest ang speaks juently the English language. Address Ii. Heraid oflice. Wan NTED. ie SITUATION, AS LAUNDRESS ; UNDER- pf ah a at No. between Fifth and Sixth avenues, she te he ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTEST ant a situation @ respectable vale family, child’s nurse or chambe: Gan do plain sewing: Picase call, for two days, at 321 ‘atlantic str street, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY AN ENGLISHWOMAN, A SITUATION, as nurse; is capable of entire charge of an intani from its birth. Reference given. Apply at 28 Abingdou place, corner of Eighth avenue, feta 5 SITUATION, TO Kany! Wasi Ry 4 will do general housework in a xmail private fa mily. ‘Retérence frien her. last pod “Call for {Wo dayeat iss Siateenth street, between 7th and 8th aves., in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS WET NURSE, BY A table young married woman. travel or go to ihe country. Can give the en city Fetorence. Apply at 258 Ist ave., corner of LSth st., over the grocery store, ANTED-SITUATIONS, | BY | TWO RESPECTABLE Kirls; one as cook, and the other as seamsiress in & private family. ‘The riling to go by the day or eek. , Good city reference. “Apply at 364 24 aventie, between and ‘W Armes A a YOUNG en GIRL, A situation, to do general housework; is willing to assist in weer’ make vereelt useful i ‘anything! Apply at nitwation in a small private one mee, m. Can be seen for two days. 108 9th si, JANTED.—A RESPECTABLE Ce isis \roner and plain ovok; bes lived inves’ Can give the best of city reference, ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, a cook, washer and iroger: or would do general house A st, in the rear, Can be pat db. 5... Wass A RESPECTABLE ee WOMAN, A do chamberwork and assist in washing, or reference, No to go to the coun: bay Good ett) ‘Apply at 73 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MOST TRUST. werhy gict, @ nurse and plain sewer; would wash and iron for a lady; is quick at the needle; would go in the country, for the summer, wages @6 to $7; best of city reference, nlgo & ‘ood aller and chambermaid; is competent. Cail at B. Zid at. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE 4 TOUME woman. in privaie fasmity, 10 do, tbe , ik good plain cook, washer aa iromer. Please eall at J ANTED—A, SITUATION AS COOK: CAN COOK read, pastry tr vist in washing aud iroaing. Call at 10 W. 18th st, inthe rear’ TANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND Srnuep, and \o do plain s¢wing\ good chy reference; ao objection to the country. Call at 60 West Washington place. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, TO TAKE CHARGE OF children aud to do plain sewing, no objection t the country, good reference. Apply at 20 bayardet., near Bow ery, room No. 7, for two deys. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY FOUN Woman, As KeAMairems an. I at 197 Kast 21st #., near at avenue, WAXTED<1Y A COMPETENT PERSON, A SITUA 10” ian ca piain cock, washer and irofier, in 8 private tual. ference given. Apply at ea Kiaternth street for wo ‘ian reset ANTED—A SITUATION, AS PROFRESED COOK IN & howl or first clase boarding house. apply at 1i8 Mleceker street. ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A WHOLESALE FRUIT of grocer} store, by one why has a good connection and . 13th st., for two days. A RESPECTABLE \1 dressmaker, city re- city reference. not so much an object aa a permanent situation. Address Salesman, Post office, Brooklyn. W rer tn A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION, AS er or barkeeper, acqeainted Ibust- rences YY Can end Lt is easly 860 mo $60) ber, {f required. . B., ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS barkeeper, in some muse, He has been in that capacity for the last ten years, and can give ees fom mend from his lat employer, Address box Wi Herald office. We teas dem aad alee BY A bia dtig] MAN, ay eure of uld prefer ot liqhor store. Si cay reterenee Gan de scen at od ot A) the rear, ARTA SITUATION, INA aCkew ALS OB OR ae graduate in medi sur rretioe and ining of oa preeriptions., Address Alphonsa, Herald oalce. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION, AS clerk, in a tea, grocery, hardware or liqeor #ore, OF as porter ina wholesale house. Best reference and security tiven. Address A. B. © office. YW ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A DRY GOODS OR pen y’ ne assistant book k: , by & youn; ‘speak the French and "Ret lang HARES, oon ‘Adress AsO. Py Hee fan gure good reference, if required rald office. [pee ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A WA iiustton ax coachman, or to drive a horse and cart understands the management of horses. No objection to go in tr country. Can give elty reference na to honeay and ca- [ability Pisase address T. H., Herald ollie HOTELS. TA RL TIONS, 0 ALIPORNIANS Cline the States will tind it to thelr advantage, BR for caenomey and convenience, to sop at the Farniors’ Howl, Wrshington street bewesn Robinson and Murray ray, arose, Hale te beet houke In the city for or the price, and near the railroad depote, steamboat two dice 0: landin, Board and lodgi 8, CHAMBERLAIN, Props the Calvoruin steamebiy dollar per days POLITICAL, Fg agp ag 7H WARD NATIONAL UNION HpCHANAN, AND 7B Sine dana 's neeting of tbe ot head rg ‘Ward Hotel, on Wednesday evening, J at OP. M. ©, B. Wooprorr, . Fi PE CPRTY: Secretaries, QTH, WARD BUCHANAN AND iz Club.—This cab, at a ‘and enth 4 held at Thos, Kelley's, ‘Hudson and avireots, ‘Monday, July 14, upwards of one hundred ‘were enrolled, and the f wing ra were clggted: —For President, Robert Linn; N. Philips, John MeKibbin, J. P. McGlome, ‘Wid, Wm. Fredericks, ala 7 The following gentiemen were elected «finance co = . King; DE. Delevan, P; Golden, ld rake Tho. 4 as Ry peri to ROBERT LINN, President. evening, July 21, serpent Jonnx Dixon, Soorsery, pro. tem. Roweat Bowsat., Treasurer. i= WARD.—A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC el ‘of the Fourteenth ward will be ne held, oe republican electors . eee ngnann ek the mone Grand and ebeth vet, lecting. ing a dele; te to toed forthe purpose of elecing ‘corinnce ao ae vem “ the Democratic Republican Genera ese rah ommilee. By 0 FoF ‘ard Commitee. EMOCRATIC Limca yt GENERAL COMMITTEE, Tammany H; Resolved That the de pag republican electors of, ne siiy and county of New York, friendly to the natio::! admi- nistration, to regular nominations and of the party, be requested to’ assemble in their respective Assembly dis: oy the loth. day" pac ‘natant, belween ‘lack, Fa for the purpose of cic one Delegate aud ave Ateruai’ from each to Chea i ne district nie 3 moaned ok Ga vanton: racuse, on the inalant, io pur: suance of & call of the Slate Central Comunltvee of whic Bean Richmend i chaleman. Ip disriote of tw Saas Ue cadens cl ae canta a iene ae five d delewates, to meetin District Conventions, to select such pene Oy “Alternate to the State Convention. exo! od, That said District Conventions meet on Friday, te Thi day of duly neat at 8 o'clock, P.M, a te following ~ er gee, pnd nd an Bit mente 8 Ly a at er street, sth wards, & ulton street. or wards ‘at Milliman’s, corner of wards, ‘second wards, at Da- i Broadway. = of three Inspectors, elected ie delggntor of the repecure el wrards to thia Comstitee and at the places hereinafter dealg- uate Ward—At paddy, ae Kenny, Da- mrbecond Ward AC No. 18 ia Dutch street— Daniel Meehan, JSchn Pownall nd Jamies Pg eer ga Fonrth a ares 1g Ca wreet—Benjamin D. Welch, James Ni ‘Sein Dela, tnepossore, iid Ward—at No. 0? tiudssu street—Rowland Hill, Jomeph W, Uornell and Win L. hander, Inspectors, Sixth Ward—At No, 47 Bayard sureet—Bernard Maloney, Geor; Kinley, and Patrick Mathews, Ing] lea Seventh Ward—At Tipper’s, corner of East Broadw: Pike street William Judson, award C. Grea and pia Ware At No. 65 Mercer street—John R, Lydecker, james Armstrong aud Martin Kiervin, Inspectors. TAiots Wank At No. 267 Washington sirees-Benjamin Har- rison, James Graham and William spalling, Tospectors. Tenth Ward—At Tenth Ward Hotel, corner Forsyth and Broome streets John Van Duzer, Edward Welsh and James Hopkins, Ins Hieverth Ward—At Union Shades, No. 79 Houston street— George Eliot, Jackson Vermilyea, and William Hogg, In- “PEwelfth Ward-—At Farley’ "e cormer, of 128th street and Fourth avenue—William ©. Webb, Johu McArthur, Jr., and John Hart, sngpomers. Thirteenth wg ,Onderdonk’s, corner of Grand and Clinton streets—John C. Frazier, Peter [Mitchell and Henry Lewis, Inspectors. Fourteewth Ward—At Democratic Headquarters, corner Grand and Elizabeth streets—Joseph Shannon, James Hayes Patrick McCudden, Inspectors. Fifteenth Ward—at Mb. Housion street—John B. Ryer, William Jones and Patrick Hood, Inspgetors. » Sixt pent yer ayy’ 1 Seven Vaventie—Henry Dono- , Daniel McCool and James Greg "Revente ‘vem rei Thomas Seventeenth Ward—At No. Wallace, M elly and John Vandervoort, i Twenty venue—Oliver 8 Hebbard, John jenry A. Matthew, Inspectors. ‘Nineceenth Ward . At Kagan’ feed sore, Forty-second street and Third avenue—M. Maroney, Dens Drady and Wiliam Coughlin, ‘Twentt tat Ward at No. S41 Heventh sree james 8. Kenney, Wihiam Simpson ans Met" inapeciore. Twenty-first Ward—at ihr’ ae oe & eer" ay corners arty second arent and Fourth a Haewell, Ste- phen Cornel. and George W- ‘Guilt, Toepe ont (oe Dennie F Repaid an cae absence of any one or more of hereinbefore designated, for’ the reapertive wards a the hour named for the polls, that the In- writ starr Huspecor or Tngpretns oe a ot In Ae tie et those e aby ent ILSON SMALL, Chairman. ‘auxs 8. BENEDICT, Mynha ‘Chances, ¢ Secretaries. EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE. —An adjourned meeting of thie committee will be beld at Fommeny Hail on Thursday evening, July 17, at 8 o'clock P.M. Panctaal nce in ole WILSON SMALL, Chairman, aes L., Bexeptct. Aint Chanenton, ¢Seeretarien, IREEDOM FOR KANSAS—NOW OR NEVER.—SIX- teenth ward republican ratidcation, meeting —The eit. Zens of the ward and all others in favor of Fremont and free- dom, aud fast the neetional pollay of the resent adapioie- pated oft attend a public meeting at bocke: of Eighth ‘aveatug yt Twenty ind wreet, on Weaneada are SHERWOOD, Pr Treat: Rep. Association. Joux Hi. Dexweit, Secretary. OR FREEDOM AND FREMONT.—TWENTY SECOND ward.—The citizens of the Twen! ty to the election of Fremont and (ately ‘exlied from Virginia for using the freedoms of oa a ar a brea eal IE CENTRAL FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUB OF al ‘New York city and county 7-9 meet in A‘ ‘Ball, vo Tried Beata for Lay Dost abebd: ek ers are tn ’ Bere sar W weet eee President. herra Serres, an feces : Joux H. BUxLESON, INTELLIGENCE OFFICES, OFFICES. MPLOYERS. § WISHING GOOD HRLP, WILL FINI a gg0R. pita AA a pounce 0, 138 sumer IMST CLAS RERVANTS, OF RVRRY DiAC 1 wale and female, immediately Man s aclect agency, N. ‘No. 10 Diary ar at, Srcigive, whats entallons clgations ove rendy ts gonteamea’s famuilien, Highest wages for efficient help. Kanploysrs prompt. iy upp. ANTED—AT 7 BROADWAY, TWO Se ee twe reve bays fr trades et and for sore, Ard mon same and ANTED—AT NO. 6 BART BROADWAY, Two stA¢ STAGE drivers, an American to drive an Cy eS b~ pny for an ocean steamer, two ‘erica ay crockery, tnd glass ware stores, and an American to lake charge of a wholesale liquor store. CARD—TO DRINKERS OF CON. gress Water —An inferior article of mineral water ee ee et a ow water im cases where they dare mot rik sell- ing their ficthious article as “Congress” water, The suc pL wie wre oly ame” Tang storage oy he spurious article # so put up, with names, and #0 ag to resemble, as mar as Oar ee Congress water, Py IO A St gusty of ie etetes Voces "sere Teee aS it = in are liable to pecuniary and article so imposed cathe public be srtajarate i want genuine Congress water, bay it of analgre eaty, ‘and in all observe that the brand on ‘s water—C. & W., for if without those words: we swindling count ‘Ou writing to we will tend you Vat of prices, sizes and and by ontering ue you ean have FIVE OR SIX or four $600 mA. aoe paar : item ‘Adkiress for one day Mr. H. D. H., Herald Lu furn partial Indy’ No other boarders the vieinity of Union square, Address Post office. ARTNER WANTED—WITH A i $000 10 $1,000, In a new and moat ree ta sy ARR et ef Winks ; Reig wre ON, 83 Cedar a Lat OR arma PTS, WELIG Sreotwrey, hy neyee 5 3 feet wide by ware shine by ca ~ cana tow! amp A = im, J ee eters