The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1856, Page 5

LL | error oleath slaveholting State. What Mr. Bryan pro- ‘oes todo, be has left for copjecture. ‘Bon. William Milward has been unanimously re-nomi- Bated Wy the American Convention of the third Congres- ene district of Pennsylvania. ‘Fee democratic State Conventioa of Delaware have no- ‘miirated Col. William G. Whiteley for Congress. Gee, C. ‘@erdon, Esq., of New Castle; Dr, Henry Ridgely, of Ket, ‘aod Charles Wright, Esq, of Sussex, were nominated as ‘electors of Preeident and Vice President. It is eaid that Goveraor Wise, of Virginia, intends to de- Glare avy vne who perinits hig name to goon a fremont electoral ticket guilty of contemplated treagen to the State. Mt seems the Fillmoreites in Jowa ran @ candidate pamed Sullivan, in the dret Congressional district of Towa, against Cartiz, the Fremont candidate. He does not ap- pear, however, to have received any voles, excepting in the counties )ying upon the Missouri line. It was poasi- Diy his reliance upon this diversion in bis favor that led Mr. Hall to exult over his supposed election in adyance of any actual knowledge. ‘The Newport (R. I.) News and the Bath (Me.) Tribune support only haif of tho Know Nething ticket. They swajiow Mr. Fillmore very easily, but they caanot go Boneison, What's to be done? The John Street Church Difficulty. ELKCTION OF TWO SETS OF TRUSTEES. ‘The cown town party of the John street church held a mecting at the church last evening, for the purpose of boldixg an avnual election for trustees. As the law re- quires the i¢gal election to be beld in the church, this party bas retained pesteesion for the last six weeks by keeping guard day and night, most of the guard being ladies. Lastevening there was an attendance of about ‘one hundred persous, and there was so much anticipation of a difficuity that several policemen were present. There ‘wag, however, no disturbance before proceeding to an €letion. The following resolution was adopted :— Resaived, That Wright, Gillie, Willan: B Martin and Esley meien be Temoring trom the First. Methodist. Bpiscopat arch in New York, situated in Jobn street, in said elty, and Sttaching themseives to auotber organization, have ceased to be trustees of said First Methodist Episcopal church, and te Ghices of trustees, recently beld and oocupied by, them rea: tively, have become uid are scanty at th fant that a this election The veiectise prove sald var eancies. to elect three An election was then gone into, the polls being kept open from $ oclock until, when they were declared cloned, aud the baliots canvassed with the following re- sult — For the three vacancies ly expired lerms— Richard Keep- , David Koberts, David Wyatt. © the vacanctes . cjectnent—James Webb, John Pierce, Onarles Ferg) After the nce result, the following preambic and reeotutions were unanimously adopted — Atthe annual meeting of the members aud electors of the Pit Methodist Episcpal eburch iu New York, at the sditice to said chureh, situated in John street, in New York, day of August, IniG, alver electing (Fustees of said Socporation aycording'to law, it was fegolved, ‘That in he ‘opinion of this chureh and congtega- tion the sale and removal of the church editice is uot required for the benefit of the chureh or the cause of religion, but that such sale and removal would be unjust towards the great ina- Jority of this church and congregation, and oifensive towards the Methodist connection thronghont the United States, and erefore forbid ruch sale and removal proceed, without unreasonable de- ay ed, That truste to demand of and recover from Benjamin U. Benson, Bay Brown ana hols assnclaten, oF, any oftet perets Or p fone in whese hands the same may ersonal prop! bonds and nontgnaen ® belonging to this service plate Seperation, whl b have been removed from interest dve on Lond and mortgage iniversity on, the property of this cor- be paid, and that mount paid Srereon be a good and valid charge against this corporation, and be paid oy Se Semana SS of any moneys which ma; ecme rhstees. Meeclv ed, That uie anuai election of trustees ofthis eorpo- ration be hereatier held on the third Monday of August in each year, commencing on the third Monday of August, 1887. ‘The meeting then adjourned. THE UP-TOWN PARTY. ‘Thie party met in the chapel of Dr. Parker’s church, cor- ner of Twenty second strect and Fourth avenue, and elected their ticket without opposition. There were about 25 votes cast. They do not recognise the legality of the ejectment of the three trustees by the down-town party, snd therctore elected only to fill the vacancies cocaswned by the expiration of the terms of Messrs. Benson, Brown and locer. The election resulted in the re-election of the two former, and Jobn P Earley in Place of the latter. There was no disturbance of any kind, Execution 1s New Jeasty—The Trenton True American states that the death warrant for the execution of Fox, at New Brunswick, for the murder of Jobo Hea- ry, was forwarded Lo the Sheriff of Middlesex on Tours- , The execution takes place next Wednesday, eat yd of Damnspuinn of the Ser —ihe wade and the ladies notiied to meet at wipes ve cuegcawie at Nos, 2) and 23 Johp are the most superb Mead, tinea Grom Pare rover ooeeeh We toe ‘world in this , Bee advertisement. Attraction.—Noveities for the Fall.—Ma- Jdeme HARRI & SON 871 Broadway, beg 10, call the atten: ton of their numerous customers to thelr having received cases of elegant boomers, ail, of whine ore Basra’ own sel seting. Malan ‘at present in Paris, jan early call will Wil be found adva Marestagooes «Sit Broadway. Paces ere bee | pd ured stom trade, and warran ev Parueniar Bei peg ovens A Tberal discount tothe tenis ELTY & FERGUSON, No. 21 Broad } apd choiwe stock of fait cormrs, miore, eiape Mich are oflered at the Tow “ae. o. which are of a Went re aha tation “ur atock of window tadee ithe aes in New ¥ k, avd our superior manufactaring let enatic us tooller these goods less than other houses. We fnvite the attention of clowe uyers. Pianos and Melodcons.—Tne Horace Waters ee ae Plabos ard meludeons are (o be found at $8 to reot, and rex wg bad’ om 6 pianos from $80 to sah on Gold Jewelry.—Just Received, New G8, ping, bracelets, uecklaces, de. Jet cross Thee tats PORRDSAN. 2S POWNSENDS. ay, corner of Spring street. Ht Jet Bracelets and Ornaments Just Rene Kurope, of the most beautiful eel pacers, sete pene! renal dl card cases, 9 ar nor barn jewel cases, "eoannoan a peach ‘browse, children, manufactured and known, eat Ss csteneiee’beamer, No. 200 Broadwey, ‘of English, French, and German fancy goods. Notice.—A Good Article is always Cheaper the end than an inferior one, This is ex 7 o 1 NDS’ patent pen and penetl de rib, Chaseman 2.00, 31 Matien ape.” For neatly, For they are found supertor to all 0 and Fancy Goods rein EE Ch will find the Balm of a thousand flow the breath nd beauttf, the Nexion, spol sale article ‘tn the market. PETRIDOR are, New York. For ‘sale Dy ail drug seand a) dealers in New York. , Goods Exclustvely.— a one extracts, pomades, instrumenia, Paris articles, sud every article. sold by dr except arog ys ‘and sold wiolesale by RUFUS aseau street. To Wholesale and Country & Park, 904 Brosdway, New York, of Sad siese bearers to Setr ae at me invite the at stock of medicines, at and below man Gacinaai aa san ranciseo A Marvin's improvement. SM Reeured bY ther celeb ted La Helle powde prices, b; oy ihe tonen & PARK, New York, ek, with a very small key, all tad tinder the imme of our Mr. Ste ‘who has or ntencded| their manvif” during which time nota doliur's of property bas been congummed In one of them, 213 av. Deen tested in ecidenisl fires. Warranted free frou For sale by STEARNS & MARVIN, 4 Murray ater erect. Secon! hand safes of other makers, at feoed priee Batchelor’s Hair , Wigs and Toupees to ailothers. Their new improvementa se centre comtrrt to ihe wear.r, natural elegance and d ‘unrivall and on dyes ve privare rooms, at BA SRCHBUOR-R, 405 roadway, Wigs, Wigs, wane of those Invisthte igs and toupees at MEDHURST & CO’S, No. 27 Mavten made of the best materials ; warrantet hot to shrink 0 color. Perfect fit quarranteed. Heware of extra. Broadway prices. ids, bands, curis, Ae. ‘Whiskers and Moustaches Forced to Grow bare onguent, which will not stain oF injure ra ohn sent (0) any part of the eountey. RO. t ats, Broadway, Briggs, 87 State street, Albany. Hair, red or white, As binck as night. Forps, 1a the ini of an By STAD CRY Manufact it Orittas o's, No. 6 Astor House. Beanty.—The Women of Eastern Countries famous the world over for the texture of their skin amt the evinese of (heir complexion. Much of this they owe to the leans they take to preserve it aud heighten its beauty. Fi purpoer one standard preparation “recieve ¢ fames! kalviston, of Orient water—somnetimes fi stern language. the “bath of tha! pecniiar softness of texture 80 sroutiy A whieh no art can imitate, We e being taken burniog atmo: jt naa he Nws, ©. 1. Ring ap. * m rally Dr. Kelley can he Consutted “Datty at his ce, No 3 Hila Honee, Fourth avenue, upon diseases gone hig, but particularly of the Innge, liver aud Kidneys, fee of jarge. seentet ay Catarrh Doctor, C. Howard Marshall, ts nt the SL Nicholas, floiel, for five days move mre frem® A.M. 102 P.M: roetm 39. «ongnttation tres eg! wi; leligrg “1, Nigholes Hotei, Nyw Vorty NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, Wo Pianco.=Thro Greatest Nnprovement la | 4. & 0. FISCHER'S Ssspcored circu scale, planofore Warereom, 325 e. Manu focary, Reserv, Twenty cig ‘and Sind avenue, New York. Holioway’s Pills—A Startling Trath.— ‘Those who die with the means of cure at hand commit, con | rents ear and wonderful pills eradicate alt | jainis of the ldigestive and seeretive organs, sutte 8 front these maladies, who neglect to take thers fea EH seapens ibility. Kd at the manutactories 8) Ma! fork, and 244 Strand, Sion dahee: aud St per best Dr. Smith’s Crystal Gatvanic Rattery.—This batery over requires cleaning. runs sixty houra without ap- bat hen, at a cost “of one cent and one alone, rus slsiy ts oor, and 80 on «i Price, in “con, ebtue, ior 3. magnetic machine, $2, "Those ‘who have ay can have tt foplaced with the eryetal vaicery, for Dr. Smith's Electro Chemieal Bath. for the exirac tion of mercury and other deleterious" m\ th ody, now runs’on the same principle, | Pric teatriictions. M. §, Electrd- magne! st, Jabal street, New York. en lane, London, and by all draggists, at 7 ‘of this Jonas Whiteomb’s meet dor as ike., and in no instance has it failed to gave imme: Prepared ouly by JOSEPH, BURNETT & CO., street, Boston. For sale by C. H. Ring, Hoxemady’ Clark & Co,, abd by ali druggists. On Wedesday, August 20, by the Rey. Dr. Millett, at 122 Enat Twelfth street, Mr. Cuanies S. Taurietoy, to Miss Sakau Anne Bvssipg, both of London, Eogland. ‘On Thursday, August Zi, by the Rev.'E. L. Magoon, ba ‘sey Hayvon, of ‘Austraiia, to Miss Svaan CoLuns, this city. On Thureday evening, August 21, the Rev. Henry E. Montgomery, at the residence of 4 © bride’s father, Mr. Epwakb ARMETRONG Boy to Etizansti, eldest daugh: ter of Captsin James F. Milier, of the ship Good Hope, Philadelphia phi pavers Please copy. in La, Gal on Wednesday, y om 25, LF the Right Rev. Bisbop Loughlin, Mr. PAraick ‘Mernick, of this cnty, to £yy Ryax, of Brooklyn. Diea, On Sunday afternoon, August 24, att a Jong and pain. ful izes, irs Exxan Mantis, wife of Patrick Martin, aged ‘ears. i friends are respectfully invited to attend her fu- neral, thia afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late re- ridence, No. 225 Seventh street, near Avenue c, On Monday, August 25, Jes, infaat soa of Obed and Lydia Merrilll agea 2 years and 6 months. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fuseral, on Wednesday mornivg, at ten o'clock, from No. 615 Greenwich street, corner of Leroy street. Rg Sugday, August 24, Rorgrt M. K, Srnove, of this city. iis friends, and the members of the bar, are invited to atiend big funeral, tt his late residence. No. 205 Henry street, this afternoon, at three o'clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood, for interment. Tn Brooklyn, on Monday, August 25, Mrs. Mantua Kimxyay, in the 63d year of her age; also, her daughter Many, in the 25th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of tne family are respectfully invited to attend their from thar late residence, No, 2 Columbia strect, between Jarolemon apd State streets, Brooklyn, at twoo’clock, this Oa Sunday, August 24, Hvce Boytay, in the 48th year of - age, a native of the county Monaghan, lrelan1. Bis remains will be taken from his late residence, No. 24 Willett street, at hal! past eight o'clock, thig-morning, to St. Mary’s cburch, corner of Ridge and Grand streets, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at nine o’clock. His fnera: will take place from the church im- mediately alter mass. Iiis friends and acquaintances, and those of bis cousins, Peter and James Boylan, are in- weenie Monday, A\ 25, J SExpo! yn, on Monday, “pred }) JOHN RP, aged 38 years,'8 months and 23 da; : The {friends and acquaintances of he family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- = corner of Wolcott and Van Brunt Streets, Brooklyn, is afternoon, at two o'clock, without further invitation, the remains Will be taken to ihe Lutheran Cemetery, for interment. At Norta Inlet, near Georgetown, 8. C., on Tuesday, August 12, Joay Browy, a native of New York, agod about 21 years, leaving a mother avd two brothers to mourn his loss. His disease was an attack of congestive mE Pony Ber N.J, Monday 25, At , Bergen county, N.J,, on Monday, August 25, Maxy Srovvameanr, widow of Peter A. Kipp, fa the 76u year of ber age ‘The relatives and friends of the deceased aro respect- fally invited to attend her funeral, at the Stone Caurch, Hackensack yitep, 2s afternoon, at three o'clock. At sea, By (856, on board United States frigate ean, of ee gel moa wd when 44 days out from Sing jo home, James ——- KEeLEY, 6a maker, oe New York, —_ 28 years, months and 26 days. He sailed from is port in roy 1863, and accompanied Commodore Perry to "gon thence to Shanghae, and, while lying in that port, con: tracted the dysentery, to which he eventually fell a vic- tim, beloved and regretted by hia shipmates, as well as a numerous circle of friends, who were daily expect- ing bim home. Fondly thou hoped, when we last set sail, Soon to reach Culumbia’s shore; And emil’d, pig lew the gale, To bear me once more. Farewell, shigmaatoronce more Farewe! bid |, for ever, unto thee are, that oo the last great day A In Heaven we’! meet to dwell with Macenonian, Ixpian Ocean, May, 1856. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_ ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. FINE ARTS. ik pei agnd Fmd THE ) SONPAEEION CLEAR city, and in the very 0 cold acabeo: ype, “eu Trav fice.” Taken “uuly at WILLLAMSON'S, PERSONAL, ia ait Ha Coarse bra ent B,, *opest wax countrovs. AF NFORMATION WANTED—OF CHARELLOT IB bonne, of Heath Lodge, Queens county, 1 Came to New York about Give years ago. Any Miformation, ould be thankfully received by her sister, Maria Gibboaue, at Ed- ward Clancy's, 64 Centre street, New York. gt! Apt Or ZRouas WALSIL—ANY information o' fully received by ad ing a note to B. Ee wauh, at Grand ot papers please ‘copy. T IT TO BR “NEVERMORE” “FOREVERMORED’ RLLIS, YOUR NOTB, RECEIVED SATURDAY, 9TH INST, notiee about comfortable, fully’ determined, slavery, ‘Write to 8., who cannot do. what you say in iaat hing Of Your hote, Or come yourself, and you shall be pleased, Y laa SEVERAL GENTLEMEN WHO CALLED AT THE Office’ (5) Houston street, near Broadway) last week. are fer tgalerty, requested (o call every evening this week. DN. B.—No rise in hops. A steamer expected in week. 2 ae, Py 4 IN TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—MOST yon. Great imporiance tome. Di: thie the Brockiy, as ejuitable. Monday's Herald has the address. wi A. W. Hf. P., SUPPOSED TO x; a be sa VICINI- ty, communicate immediately with THE TURF, R" HOUSR, HARLEM. “ge ON WEDNES day, Zith ioxt., for a purse of $5. Free for all horses 4 sever tons pures., lWile beste best ree te’ Sve, wabes the saddle. Kutries to clove on reser. With inst. at the Red Bouse. RGAN, Froprietor, Nrorre: K.—THE MEMBERS AND HONORARY MEM; bera, also ihe friends of Franklin Eagine Com 0. 3, of Brookiy4, are requested to attend & meeting at ( house, on Wedu evening, August 7. 10 make final ar rangements to pr to New Haven om ihe 4h of em - ber. erson invending, to them will be APPLEY. jendanee, D, Foreman. _ retary. SPORTING, SPORTING —GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE BEST breed Newfoundland and St, Bernard's ; also three first rate watch dogs, the property of a gentleman going to Furope, \y applying st 477 Greenwich street, corner of Canal, SEGARS. AYANA SRGARS.—ALL THE PAVORITR BRANDA for sale by the 1000r 1.000, 10 per ecnt mark petcee, Soe imporien of t nian et Yaa sty oe Maideu lane, seeont floor. ROGERs, __.. INTELLIGENCE OFFIORS, T MORRIS COHNERT & CO/S, 27 BROADWAY, can be found well recommended servants, riz) Bngiish, Seoteh, German and Irieh, for cit® and cstntry. Also, farmers, mechanics, Ac, at this or at the branch office, 135 Greenwich street, gepwores is wis miKa FEES BEST SERVANTS IN he city, should app! ‘8 agency, 17 years es iabished. ‘Removed tl Kast Twelth erect due, don east of Hroadway, where fomilies generally ate respectfully in ed to call. Fifty best servants canted HY ELP WANTED IMMEDIATELY. FoR , OENTLEMEN 8 Sees iuies in » Broeklyn ane vielnity. cooks mais ‘coachine:: zes guaranteed oompeton applied, at Manning's Empleo: re promptty e@evey, lo Tiller: feet, near Fulton EAST BROADWAY THREES ROOKKERF SRS 2 WAY 3 eleries, 2 barkeepers. emen enw ers and railroads; 4 boys for moderaie OUTS KAUFMAN, Agent _ Tee Late FOR CLASSIFICATION, REWARD.—108T, A PLAIN GOLD. BUonDR ting, shaped like a dog's collar, but perfectly pian tothe averting, The above reward will BQ paid von ving the same at 2 Front street, or at 23 Washi ia-o1 square. LUMBERMEN.—THE, ADVERTISER, HAVING perfect knowledge of all Kinds of ly wishes A alti jon as buyer or eller of the same. t of city raferey en, and seetrity (9 ABP rensonabt want for the faith w [erties mance of brie Address A. Pua, een Saas aah 10 POLITICAL. ene nara e rn nnene vier iniwirwneSeeEee TONE In TH WARD FILLMORE AND DONELSON CLUB.— ‘A Teguise meeting of G. L, Deanc’s, corner of Grand and Eawex si be hell at the above club Riad oy AL] streets, day) xenon, at 8 o'clock. Members wad the public are in- vited to aitemd, ‘JnoMss G. Hatt, Secretary, OTICE —THE MEETING C\LLED BY FT AsRIOR, D. ‘Kelly atthe Crys Tht, postponed di Frid where a punctual attendance is | Chas gust 2 butt in nike faas of the recent so-called German demonsti ‘aus.—The undersigned Tow densoorate of Goran birth iomceton Friday’ Ct o'clock, in he upper rooms of Jos. Street for the purpose Club, Tae ard tthe ne’ rman, in from our At iday, 29 citizens respectful WILLIAM VAN DUZER, President, and Breckinridge xt election we donot consider Itneces merican national dem: oer atic premees, ration ab the Tabernacle, we hold itour duty to form everywhere Ger- man cemocratic clubs, to prove that the majority of German erg are true to the imioa and consitation of this, country; id that they bave become poss: blican firm: Bess which the time reqnires. eatin the cazaid interpretation of the German name, of Gi of that ‘Come ‘all who cluiin an inter- J. Wiechel, F. Struller, Seidel, H. Ebert, Dre Haber, — C: g. ‘Schnepel, J. W. Salem, Dr. W. Arning, _J. Busener. Cay evening, August 26, at 6 o'clock precisely. ME FOURTRENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC EXCEL sior Club will meet at the Crys'al, Grand street, on Tues- The roll w be open for those who ited (9 paricipace with us Joseru Earo: Connenis Se ¥ K, ROOME, President, Therese %. HE FOURTH WARD FREMONT CLUB WILL MEET atthe Brooklyn Museu on Tuesday evenivg, A z Acreage By Zzanets Hi Upton. Esq., and a now. Son Nee (lal Be OY NC COENJAMIN V. ABBOT, President, Groncx H. Day, Secrelary. L. HE FREMONT YOUNG MEN’S CLUB MEETS EVERY Tuesday, at the Stuyvesant Insti(ate, aoa: her Will be presented on Tuesday, August 28, at 3 HE tion. SIXTH WARD, Dayton ( Butler and Court streets. this ( Bpeothes by —- adden, Rss liken, Exq., of New York. TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLI tion will hold a moeting ibis f wesul 26, at 8 o'clock, Street and Eighth enti before the meet : electora of the Twentieth ward friendly mont and Dayton are Continent A fi BR ab will meet at to at ‘end and ‘ongs by tho. PY Lael ASSOCIA- ) evening, August Ball, corner of Thirty-fourth Join ocla- CHARLES) NETTLETON. OOKLYN, FREMONT AND. it Cpe Hall, corner of her evening, Ce ein and . B. Mib ‘leo Club” Ladies Particularly invited. Seats for one thousan: GROROE unis, President. P. K. Duyo, JOUN BLACKMORE, J LARNED, {secre ies. G MEN'S FREMONT AND DAYTON CENTRAL nion.— The seventh regular meeting of this organization Will be held this (Tuesday) evening, in the lecture room of Stuyvesant Institute will address the meeting. tage nid 150 10 250 a Persons desirous of emigrating can obtain relative to climate, soil, &e. bites, ius. West sitet foot ot Liberty, where Fabens, for some time past Di ey Broad ner Will be presented, y, sq, of Saratoga, and other distinguished speakers, ‘of land will be way, aS o'clock, at which Colonel B. L. Snew, P. J, PAs- gen to settlers, fall information Emigration jirector et Colonization ta Nica- he Nicaragua a ragua, may be found fort the present. OVERNOR RREDER AT THE TABERNACLE. ri laa friends of Kansas will be Aeeder (in compliance with an invitation from the New York Tabernacle Committee) will address the citizers of New York “On the Wrongs of Ki: 744 o'clock, A subscription will be taken in aid of the cause. By "_ THADDEUS HY¥ATT, Secretary. ICE RECEIVER OF TAX order of the Committee. ‘ansas,’ at the New Court Hol (ne Public unite To avoid the from the crowd of tax payers Peymentof thelr taxes, Ihave ot shail receive ne ‘nouey afte ule, “hich will be rigidl: rautied to learn that Goveruor ” on Tuesday evening, August York Tabernacle. Doors open ) New that oad ‘wevita who put off to the latest eterminod to adopt the term of rZovciock Be Me ene officer in this Department is strictly prohibited from receit envelopes cont taxes. By order, OPrees -ECEIVER OF T. cks fc mtd SS BSPLaR Basar ‘AXES, NEW COURT bag <4 ‘hambers street—f hobeby give notice that thé ‘the Board of Super- Reve FARM A cane tenant NOTICE. —St0¢I to Cyrus M. They will tranaanlt thelr TELL, Secretary, 135 Wan suree lers will Hartwick, oa shia bagon al to rin W.UAT: Philadelphia. ies ic LANDIS President. SLATERS.—OFFICE OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE Lioness ‘Shih inst, for 8 ating (with best quailty green, Vermont ead lashings at connections and re2 be ol btained. i ea, fot of Twenty sith sre top apecifications, tags! Su frondway, whore tures of two. "0 responuibie articn ns the contract, and Aug: Sealed pro- 12 o'clock M. of Tues- for valleys ana ‘putting and. wines of Beite: ixth Past river, of BR. |ATFIELD, 2 ‘with the signa accom] fy for the faithful the Governors reserve the ri formance iy and all proposals not deemed by them advan- (op eet Bhs ty ere Ine meeting who wish to, deeds iimmhediatel COR: Second edt the and four o'c |ELD.—THE payeane OF THE aE INDUSTRIAL jo. 3, are hereby athe association for be held at 163 Bowery after ay site? thet date Furchasing Arusten, Comeliua “A. Cooper, at Grand sirens, veymreen. zee atiydny oF Sunday. NELIDN A, COOPER, Parchasing Trustes, Members wi ATURE. MIT FOR EBV! eerRORy AND baht ta THE HUMOROU! By Jans Paxton ition now ready. RouLas, GU. 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THE ENGLIS! iOR.— ‘9 pp. Trice, nw. bigs Sl OF SEVENTY-EIGHT HUMORISTS IN ONE THE HUMOROUS 1 FORNEY OF THE ENGLISH Prem Clngeor 19 Sane. Trice $1 Second edi MASON, Ae ares. Soak pp. 12mo. BROTHERS 1 Pr liste e street, N.Y. OS and 110 Duane Ww", AND WISDOM—GOOD FEELING AND GOOD TH From Chaneer to Saxe. Price $1 00. B uighest cash 4 & OOKS AND ENGRAVING: Liy, at the Old Curtoaity hi c# will be rei Gdtion now rend humor. HUMOROUS PORERY 4 THE ENGLISH LAN saps Panton, 659 pp., 12mo. =} 110 Duane street, X, BOUGHT, IN ANY QU AN 107 Nassan streot, where the P, Constantly on haid, a large mriment of old and modern encrerings ctohings. scrap : EUROPEAN ADVERTISEAENTS, + for aale cheap. JOUN PY NES Ii Nassau street, [XTQ2NATION FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS GOTO to Kurope.— (ote! Meuriee.... fove| des italiens pe Rou es Paya do Gare ite gee mf aK the ve Seine ny eve inl a n= er cn ey rone afl friends rising eee ne gest rhea a i Inegest wine, merchant a or kta hotels in London are de Rivoli, Bad THE REST HOTELS. bad. avy WINe FT ak TO ee eee Reference at Company, No. 1 en London Hi iF IBROT- te, and the a, Catoe “f 1 Sate Te! we, begs to inform os fa atti inter torifor and bas also several private far ariments or entirety, in tbe Frei npplicatinas w pe eral oer, Pieadiliy, Londoo. ) well mate suite, at 825; wy FINE coup at COTTAGE ods careful first class marb?, it the manifroiory, BLRGANT ite, eleven oe way, below lly packed io go out of the city. FURNIT RESTAURANTS. UREEN TURTLE WItt, 4 he Plorenee Bale we uaa von, “ Pe SITUATIONS WANTED, YOUNG Widow Ae ES A SITGA710N, As + nee dood 3 (ato aids ie Trompay hit a. N “A AMERICAX LADY, AQOURSOEEED To TU FIOM, @ school 0, ext pel wate family. he ia perfectly” ‘conn cient to fustruet inal the a lisa | branches with the rudiments of Fre music. Uuex references {uruished. Address Miss i, Hi oikee. TouNs RL WANTS A SITUATION, AS LAUN- to do general housework in @ small private wrk elty reference, Cail for two days at 219 Hilza- beth at, second llvor. id m RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, WISHES A SITU- fo Rogland or Seavaud, ala 368 fi av é av, coud jee ai en Fae RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. ag chambermaid and tine washer and ironer; Best of cliy references iten, if required. Apply at 117 ‘past auth st gaged. st, near 2d avenue, for two days, if not ¢1 A SITVATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO A foto New one a Jady, as waiting maid; good Siig references Incuire at ive Hac Lath ov HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, PROM THE COUNTRY, recently married, who lost her first baby a few day te ago. wishes & situation as wet ie in some respectable fa- mily, either ‘s eity or country, as ‘no incum! present, Please call or td icon' Nig. Moan 161 West Bh str ‘where she can be seen until engaged and ail satistacti oa giv YOUNG LADY, WHO WRITES A GOOD HAND, aud of pleaain address, is desirous of obtaining a situa: Mon ‘as copyist. had Sarab, this day, Herald oluice. Ax UNG WOMAN, LATELY FROM ENGLAND, 8 to obial 8 situation, to do general housework, of Bly. Apply at No.6 Batavia st, Lrst oor, front room. ter; Mo Objection to travel with a fa- Elza SIEU ATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- ‘46 nurse and seamstress. Good city references. ‘an lake'tho entire charge of an iiaute Tnquireat 116 Matt son on atreet, in the rear, room No. 5. A raphe WOMAN, WITH A FRESH BREAST OF milk, pene lout her om. child, would like to take a child io nurse ather residence. Call or address Mrs. Murray, 211 Stanion street, New York. COOK WANTS EMPLOYMENT IN A RESPECTABLE private family; understands her business perfeetl; Willing (o assist with the washing and ironing; best of refc ence, “Can be seen at 198 West 2th st., trout basement, for two days. A YOUNG WOMAY, HAVING LOST HER BABY, IS desirous of taking ‘a child to nurse; respectable refer ence given and required. Apply at 63 James st., 100m No. 9 ——_—— OOO Ee A PROFESTANT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION; IS f good plain cook and first rate lanudeess or dairyinaid ino objection to a short distance in the country; good refer: be seen at 226 Mulberry RESPECTABLE AMERICAN LADY, WHO IS A competent housekeeper and seamstress, offers her ser. Vices as remuneration tor her board, for a few weeks, in the uty only. Address Mrs, C. JL, Herald oftice, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS waiter; good references, Apply at 707 Greenwiel at, for two day: RESPECTABLE GIRL, WITH GOOD CITY REFER ce, Wan's a situation as waiter ina fret class farily. mn, for iwo days, et 144 Bast 2ist st., second floor, dan be front room, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, as We’ Durse, to live out. Call at 59 Columbia st., South disoklyn, SITUATION WANIED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- mar, to rwork ad general housework. In Guire at No. 9 Vandewater sh, in the rear. A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, As , Washer and ironer; good reverenee. Apply al 230 Monroe atreet, second tloor, front room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO do éhamber wor and waiting, oF housework; good ref erence. Apply at 197 Madison street. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO bey plain cook, washer and ironer, has no ob- Jection to f to go short distance in the equatry; gdod ety re ference. Can be seen for two daya at No. julberry st., in the rear. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion to do general housework; ‘ga good washer and iron- er; cau give the best of city references; can be seen for two days at 121 Norfolk sireet, in the rear, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- Tan, as sure plain cook, wi and ironer, in & pri e sear sii ty releretioes from her last place. In smith’ at rookiyn. Can be seen for tw days. “SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. MAD, a8 wet nurse; has a fresh breast of milk; has Vall 240 12th st, between avs, A ity relerence. and 3, for three days. A VERY RESPECTABLE G1RI- WANTS X SITUATION good plain cook, in.» smal, private famlly; ie an ex gllent washer mpd ironer. Please call at M4 ist a, between and 3d avs., for two days, li not engaged. MAN AND HIS WIFE (ROM ENGLAND) WANT ‘situations; the man as competent woman 8 cook, chambermaid or seatosuress. Apply atJ48 7th av. A yee breast BRALaES MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A of milk, wants a baby to wet nurse, at her own be nei Be dest, Be her own chiid. ‘Call at 38 W. 13th et, betwi SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO. Anan, as good washer and ironer; good city refer. jee: Tnjuire at 308 Division street. Can be seen for two aye. SITUATION WANTED—RBY \ RESPECTABLE WO CA: to go to Liverpool with a lady, as lady's maid; can sive goed city reference. Inquirs at 116 Thompson st SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE operat wom oman, to do general honsework; refer- ences. Inquire at 154 Forsyth st., in the rear, second floor. SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE young woman, 22.000}, and to assist in the washing and tonlpg, pertectly erstands her business, sons oy references given. Please call at 103 2th et, between SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE 7th avenues, second floor, front room. furl, 10 travel wi ie own Ved West Tithe: in the reat SITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID AND ear, top Hose. elty reference. Call at 169 West 17th at., wa the Tear, A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, WHO UNDERSTANDS dressmsking and every, kind of needlework, desires a dituation as reamstress tp Please call nti thudsom str eat too or country. A SIECATION WANTRDIBY | 4 | RESPECTABLE Irower, oF 1o do gene young Woman, as cook, washer Fal housework in a private family. The best of ‘city refereuce kiven, Can be seen for two days, at 137 Mott st, Papen wane pop A_ GERMAN LADY. = 8 spon 8 cham) id, OF to COOK, West: ni Tanti “ew of elt a yewrenre can be apr jy at 102 Kldriige et., eeoond SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- Fs ote nurse, reference given, Apply at 36 Vandewa- eet eye A RESPECTABLE GIRL, by-—-4 a ho business well; can give good cit, “can an be 4 for wo Tinya'at Novd alath stvest, book ‘ wiv Leaps gt WANTED—BY A RESPECTABL chambermaid and plain WY yy mati and Ww one (Ga Pe'seen fortwo day, way, between 14th and 15th streets. RERERCTARLS, WOMAN wane TO TAKE IN = Ser Sure pemes, on out by ees i> wash or eftan Phase call’ 314 fest ii » bee tween th and 10th avennes, first oor, back room. SITUATION WANTED—AS FIRST CLASS Nee ‘0. 200, avenue or inundress, Js.0 email family. Chiy reference. Actos Vleveuth street, between First kd Second avenues, for twodays, + PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES SITUATION, a. bo ‘ork in & a ‘ate family. Can be see n for two days, at 210 Sullivan at, a XOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO cham work, plain Rowing, fine wi ‘and froning, or light housework,’ the best of reference given, Can be seen for (wo diaya pt m4 Rivington st, rear buil A YOUNG Lavy, RIGHTERN YEARS OF AGE, WITH five thougan! dollars, wishes @ situation to teach music nud drawings or form the seqnaintanes ofa gentleman of some Wealih or good business capacity, With a view to matrimon; Address Virginia Morton, Union square Post oMee. ZOCKG RESPECTABLE WOMAN BAS JUST LOsT ber child; i was two weeks ¢ wishes uation aa wet nurse in a reapectal e fimaly ‘or crombd take Achild to Nurse. The best of city revereuce, Can be seen for tivo days atid Weet 12h, SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT ENG. lish young Woman, as lady's maid and se horse and feamstress. Usn be seen at 241 6th avenue, GTRL vanes A ee genen, & GOOD COOK, washer and ironer. rom her Inst piace, Can be seen for two days, at ne “na a t, Brovklyn, in the basewient, oe AGED GENTLEMAN, Mit HAS A xo ‘awenial knowlege in every brane are who hae ‘years ansteted ‘ cespoment of un nustally extenive estate ta , is desirous for a sitna- tion in cay > of administrator. Adress J. D, B., Usion square Post office, s8{ Broadway, N.Y. SITUATION WANTRD—BY A RESPONSIBLE PER son, elitier as copyist, assistant bookkeeper, of collector Haru rekerences iven. Address box 22, Jamaica Post gre Ty ress box 22, N ACCOMPLISHED ORGANIST, OF VERY FAVORA. ble reputation (Professor), and a good soprano and aito Singer, wht good volves and muscal edvention will Seoapt an engagement at & Protesiaut church. Apply at Wm, Hail & ‘Son s music sore, 239 Brom corner of Park place. YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION, IN A PRI. vate family, as waiter, Can give ‘ity reterence, Ku objections to the country. Please call, for (wo days, at 983 #4 PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN IS DESIROUS OF On. taining & situstion aa coachman and groom; understands j care of horns: no nhisetion jo elty oF country: best of clty as to capa honesty aid sobriety. Can be seen ‘Whitehall at, LADY, OF BU. es for ® situation as ageinion! in some respectable ¥ eetablishment. 1 DHL, Broad VALIFORNIA-A RPSPRCTAULE, TIDY ¢ girl wish swith a family to California: i ae jest ecatnstrees isd Cliambermald: alee * good washer Ironer: specks Knulish fuentiy, Can give good referent and will pay hail ber passage, “Piease call at 14 Siaatow at, wore, for 180 days cone nF in fITCATION, A LAWYER'S tr - in 4% ’ writes 9 Lr Via Vb DAY Uys Qo HEY ay NEY PEW may Ye jad AUGUST 26, 1856. SITUATIONS WANTED. A SITUATION, capaci is driver. yt Eee sy Saf Hation Ome BMA WANTED, above & pertect IN THR 4 unders:ands as ood iy hy cae rth ad Wont j \OVERNESS.—A LADY, ACCUSTOMED 10 TEACH English, d Musie, desires # situation as gover- bred hos a fumily w where there are a few children under four- tren 7eare of agg tobe ‘aught; no objeston to eouniry ‘Ad dtreed 183 Weat Eleventh siren th Avenue. pTUATION aire ie CHAMBERMAID, AND waiter, orto do general housework in a small family. Please call at 23 Hester st., rear house. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant girl, a8 first class cook; none but # private family need apply. Can peseen. for two days at 199 First avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh sts., top floor, front room, ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG SG WOMEN; good cook and baker and to assist in washing; the other ay chambermaid and to assist in washing and ironing. Good city reference given. Please cal! at 86 East 16th x. near dhe je fancy store. XITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do general housework in a private fami- jy. Best of of city 1 refer nee, Call at 10 Taiman st., Brooklyn. ITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL mbermaid and seamstress, and to assist in the wash- Jog and irouing it required. in a private fatnily; has good ference. Please call ut 73 Chariton st., iu the Fear, Can be seen until engaged. GITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRI.; iva asher and ironer and can sew well; to do the eneral housework of a small family; best of referéece from fer iast place. Apply at 166 ast Wh street, for wo da SITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED PRO- testant woman, in a pious tamily, as nurse; can take Charge of « baby from its birth; is a good sewer, saabe seen for two days, at 238 West 2ist st., near 9th av. ITUATION WANTED—TO TRAVEL WITH A LADY S or small femily to New Or! Can take care of chil- dren. City reference can be had, Call atrear No. 19 City Hail place, room No. 4, for two or three days. ITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY, TO G7 Strerintend the household afuirs of a party of gentieien, or for a widower. She bas also under her care her two nieces, Jor whom abe would require a room, which would be const’ dered empie remuneradon for her services. Can {uraish aia: ple references as to capability, integrity, &c. Address Aine- rieab, Union snare Post office. ITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID OR WAt- ter; would have no objection to go a8 nurse: has the best cf city reference from her last place. Please call at 4 Carrol Flace, Brooklyn. A | ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE young girls, sisters, In a private family, one as cook, Washer and jroner: the other as chambermaid and waiter, for which they are fully competent; have the beat of reference. Fiease call ut 643 oth av., betwoen S24 nnd $8 ats, (or (wo ays. ITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBE! take care of children and do plain sew able young girl, with the best of eity reterence, for two days at No. 74 West 20th st, tirst floor, in the re ITUATION WANTED—WEST OR SOUTH, IN A DRY goods house, by a young man, who has had six years’ ex perience in the business. Good’ city veference given. Ad- dress H1., Herald office. 5 the other as he bes: of city Feference given. Sth avenue, near 27th st, for two days. 10 SEA CAPTAT situation as ste board a steamboat, . oilice. Tngnire at 33 —A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A as chamberiaid, on M., box 127 Herald Addreas for two « x ‘el bya Fespectable, steady o- Gan ‘produce snus: factory testimonials ug to character and abjlity. Has uo objec- tion to the conntry. Address, for three days, R. Lee, at Odelt’s, 319 At an Brookly 0 WESTERN MERCHANTS.—WANTED. BY A YOUNG man, asitnation in a retail dry goods house, in sone Western city or town: fs thoroughly acqtiatated with the bust nes. Can give unexoeptiouable references na regards ability, character, & city and Boston, Address W. Herald office. WaAStED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a8 good cook, and to assist in the washing and jroni ‘The best of city reference can be given. Vlease call at Kast 17th st., for two days. ‘ ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Scotch girl, a situation as chambermaid and laundress, or nurse, in a gentleman's family; city reference. Apply at 345 Hudion st, third story, front room, for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS LAUNDRUSS, BY A middle aged English woman: eniy xeare in this country, and ean tak ct ot on infant (roeh its birth, or would nurse @ sick perso objection to go into. the cortutrys good reference given. May ‘be seen. ‘at 225 WAXIEDTA SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT rat ‘to do chamberwork and Waiting, or plain sewing or mind ghildren, or general housework. Call tor two days, wt 6 jutler st., Brooklyn, in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABL EB a A SITUA. tien to do general honsewe tamil; Beat of references given. Call at 311 Sh ut. betwese Sh, and ba ayennes. WANXTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, As oars aud waiter, or to assist with washing and ironing. Sx: my og Call at 295 Hicks st., secon Bouse trom ANTED—A SITUATION, LY |. VERY RESPECTA. ble girl, as chambermaid: is willing to assist at washing and ironieg, or ean do the plain ecwitg ot her employer, tf required, “Call at 40, 20h st second igor, frout room. Can be seen for two days, if not engayed. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ke Fimseh geagrally useful. “Apply at or adiicess 123 Weat make Fimse tel or addsese 1 ‘eth st., for three aye sli sai ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A Situation as cook. Apply at 23 avenue A, between I¢th and 17th streets, second floor, Hout room. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU situation. as nurse and seam#ress. Hest of ference. Can be seen at her last place, 45 Grove Bleecker. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN: situation, a0 under clerk or light porter tn nd aud is wi to make bimself usei nth i im eral office. Waxtesa SITUATION, es NG MAN, A tore; writes IN A_ PROTESTANT ehureh choir, by a good soprano singer. Aditress, with full particulars as toalary, AC, Pe Ge the ih, Ase Vaadam, mreet, New York. poh ke ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A a ag Ra at gti Raat ig CP the care of children; ean do al! kinds of plain sewing, host ot city reference, Can be ween at 1H) Wont Lith s., seevit oor, two ANTED—A SITUATION DY A RESPECTABLE G1RL, to do rd sewing Ovjection ta fren. Cau be soca at ber pre for one day. mind children; 'g004 Fa pa oN tent employer's, 22 West 20th st, ANTED-BY 4 RESPECTAULE YOUNG WOMAN, A laa ten shichreusairen Pose ait i tee he u 20h at, third oor, trout room. lire cae hi ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMATD OR tiurse, by a respectable ‘young wouam, wills go cit reference. Apply at lu) Kast Warren s., I coklya, Leet dour, WANTED A SITUATION, AS CHAM#ERMAID, AND assist in washing and ironing, or plain sewing, bya FAURE oman, fully capable, with excellent city” reiecencs. an be seen for two days at 25 10th st, betwoen Ath avenue And Broadway. pre Dest of clty refereuce. “Ad fent situation, and ean dress or cail at 66 East dist at. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, Titueuon be cook, in a hotel or first’ class boarding Route, Wr private family, where (ere is an assistant in Kitchen, understands cooking in all lis branches: best ot city res es given. See be seen until engaged, at 256 01 a, frst floor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A CLEAN, HEALTHY woman, to wet nurse, witha fresh breast of milk; the best city reference can be given. Please call ai Mr. Solem in's, a Tatapeuo aver ¢, Brooklyn ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION, AS turse and seamsirese: has heen ih the sai wo years’ reference from her she can be seen for two days; ANTED--BY A RESPECT ARLE PROTESTANT GIRL, a sitnation as chambermaid, or ty 0 general housework in aemall family; hat no objection (0 the country, the best city reference given. Please call, tor two days, at £25 27th st., beiween 7th and sth avennes ANTED—A SITUATION, BY girl, a8 cook: ahe ‘thoroughly nnderstands her come well recommended trom her last place, Please call at 310 tst avenue, be A RESPRCTARLE ED—RY A SWART YOUNG AMFRICAN Ginn, mation, as chembermald and waiter, in a amall is willing to acaist with the sewing, and make her. Mcall for two days at LAL Sist #t., between Wat a family seit useful, avenues. ph ANTED—BY A WOMAN, ASITUATION, TO DO ALL kinds of piain sewing, can make shiris. City references. Apply at 198 Rast 1th st. chem? f+ Lh} lS ae IN ANTEDSA SITUATION, HY A RESPRCTABLE ke herseir ponergity useful; good relecentene ice beeen mal ful. ge 2 vor two daye aia Wen aha eerences: Can “es Wears SITUATION, Br A PROTESTANT Wo. an a8 COOK: Would nest | hing. Hewes street, third oor, for todays. ee Call aes Wt. BY A RESVECTADLE MIDDLE AGED Englishman, a situation to superintend a gentleman's ee, or world like to take a ooo firm near New York on Nowe feet apply vot thme whe wast to pay good Address E. W., 192 Clinton piace; ov box Iv Herat ‘one Week. TANTED=A SITUAT young women, | Tuynive fi A 1Tt 8 WET NURSE, ATION, BRYA R A SITE \Tro* om emne Weer 4 net Ot aveltibe, for (wo days, a cok che wale “ rANTED— A A SITUATION, As cniLD" 9g NURSE venga, a Ere BILD 8 NI can bas had ‘the cs care of ANTED—RBY A RESPECTABLE R YOUNG. UNG WOMAN, A situation, in mia ony to do honse wo: bas good eter trom er at pce Ente ve seen Meine day: ANTED—BY A SCOTCH GIRL, $$$ WHO SPEAKS TH tuation, a# nurse. ‘andveaa days. French language tiuently, a sit H. BE. L. "Mterald oflee, for two’ day —__ REN er WANTED EY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, with breast of milk, who has lost her baby, & aby to Wet nurse at her own house. Inquire at jumbia‘st., below Luqueer, South Brooklyn, for ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘situation, a8 good plain cook, good washer tna rose eneral housework; me the very best Ww has no objection to of city relerence; bas from three to four, years ia her Pay tace. apply at ‘at 102 Hudson avenue, one albAV Woxmenea n SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT Wo- yusekeeper, in a private family, or as matron ina school’ or inetamon in the aa iar on miles in the ‘ountry, or t0 take care o an inv: read and write: Sicufient ety reference. Call at 216 Bast 23d ak, in tba fancy store, for two di Won oo SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, ina private family, as chambermald and laundress, or seamstress, good city reference Call at 195 Gh avenue, in the fancy store, beiween 10th and 11th sis., for two days. fag ie mci A SMART. TIDY YOUNG WOMAN, A situation; understands plain cooking and pg ry washer and ironer. Can be seen for two days at 207 Hedge st., Brooklyn, tirst floor, front room. Has the best of city re- ferences. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as chamberm: id and waiter. sroalg, have ro cbjection 10 housework small private family, Can be seen ior wo days, at 59 Pacilic street, between Boerum and Smith streets. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young rirl, °8 chambermaid. auc to agsistin waching and ironing. Is a first rate Washer and ironer. ‘the bea. of city. Feterenice. Please eallat 169 Greene sires, between leeckee and Houston ctreeta. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A_ SITUA- tiop to do general housework in « stall private familys isa good plain cook and good washer and ioner. can give good reference if required. Call at 114 Mulberry st., rooun 16, Jor twodays, ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS seamstress; understands all kinds of family sewing; tt capable of arragning her work; is willing to, do Pgh chamae terwork if required; city reference. | Cau be seen for two duye, if not engax On at her jast employer's, 215 West ‘34th st, between Sth and vth aves. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A REGPEOT ABLE PRO- testant widow Woman and niece; one as housekeeper, OF to lake care of an invalid; the other as waiter, or to take care of children; ro objection to go South or to Europe. Can be seen for one Week, at $3 Greene st., room I ANIED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION; she understands American and Spanish cooking, deserts : she understands her business and ean be we | re- 1 Call at 145 Sixth ave., in the faney store. Cam be seen rior two days. J ANTED=BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN: A situation, as first cook; ean make all kinds of past The best of reiexence given, Brookiyn. Sap ag ve SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE xicl, as plain cook, Washer and ironer; sap bring iho est of city reterence; no objection to go a short distance into the country. Please call for two days at 248 Grand st. jease apply at 156 Nassau ANTED—BY A RESPECTAPLE FEMALE, A SITUA- tion to do general housework, washing and ironing. No objection to go a short distance in’ the country. The best of city references can be given. Can be seen for two days at 13 Forsyth st., room No. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRI. A SITUATION iain cook, washer and ironer, or to do ho 3 :P6 "0 do chamberwark: No objéction to go a shart dis tance in -be country. Good city reference. Please call ‘West 25th st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECFABLE GIRL: W* richemiermati and rosmercen Metrates of from last place. Can be seen at No.3 Milligan plage, 6th eve- nue, for two days, if not engaged yy sams. SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general housework in a private family. Good reference. Can be seen at 389 Washing! for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPHCTA\ Poung woman as chambermaid or waiter; ia tally com and has good eity reierence. Please call , second floor, it room. ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Joung woman to do light’ cbamberwork and plain sews nd to make { generally useful. Gool reference Please call at 19 City Hall place, room No. 4, in the rear, ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A STRADY worm, ‘as chambermaid; would assist with the no objection to take charge of a baby; good city reltence ‘ages nct so much an object as a comfortable home, Call at 240 th av., between 25th and 0th st WANTED—HY A RESPECTABLE, SMART, PROTES- ‘ant girl, 16 years of age, a situation, in a private fal ty, to tae gare of ehikiren at Sra can rt work; Ia sewer, and has cy relerenc ‘est 19th st., COrDer I ay. zl ns ee — SITUATION, BY A SMARY, TIDY G1 ay eel sae, poe nee | “ie small family; best city reterences from place. seen He st., in the milk store. on rarreeert ANTED—A SITUATION, HY A KESPROT ke herseit generally useful bee lived ive’ state mal ae last place, Call at 6 Houston st. ‘tare in Tee 4 ba ape at Se YOUNG “WOMAN, todo chamberwork or y renee Apply at No. 10 clarkson at, 8. ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A young wonan, as \s & youn ety refer two years. Can ‘be seen at 2 tor two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICA young woman, to do the general housework of a privaie family. “Please call at 81 I7th ster beeweun ®h «th avenues, WASTED-BY 8 YOUNG WELSH WOMAN, A SITU Aa chambermatd s. tL ny ee See i109 Sau, eR WASTED=BY A RESPECTAULB YOUNG {MRRIOUS woman, @ situation as bermald and waiter, OF youn A. care of ehitiren, | No. ohjestion to ue eoriey, of lerenee given. Address, Jersey City Pont office. sad iss A SITUATION, in the Taal fer sth RESPEC rae: is capable of taki neces ud ‘ebamn! lace, wher io ag ao er where the bas Treg cree ‘th st., eecond floor, bask room, ANTEDS ver lame BY A REST ROTABLE vate fara reference froma bet, last pines, ‘all pry) % th st, two doors from * two days. Ware art 4 G0-AHEAD AD FELLOW, OMB WHO if upon bie industey, poy Sh en rarelog ae Agent. Th Aadrens F outer, 73 Bast lith at Sat weir: hace} A By = — sg} fA Stes uy our Stora, wholesale or Tork or ‘nrookiy, Hae retail efter tn n New been inthe above ‘hinds of 1 ‘business nevern) years. ots se given. Or any Dusinees » where 1 Leould be nectul. Good reference, (all oF address 5. W., 150 A street, Brook!; Witch wi be xttended to. dts tet yy ANTED—A Siecarion, BY A Reerecrasts youog Map, a German, that He perietiy "tera arsine a care ot fast] orses; good cily relerence. Cali or address @. 8., coroer of 18th st. and Tniversity Place, In the Siveey stable. ee Wg A RESPRCTARLE FRENCHMAN, ¥} ag cutter in a estab furnish the beet of reference ; ean ep@ak Rng! quire at 483 Broadway, at Boyer and Kouiry’ to country. ‘in + ho obje fom J ANTED—BY A SCOTCHMAN, W Aira taran ads ‘good woewindgs oe Haak ee chee Address J.8., Uerald cilice, or at fs. Meceste’e Franklin Square Tictel, for two days. WASTED-A sttcation, XTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, 18 ITs we! r- inted in and abort the ety, ‘and 9 wi yh 4 ; oe wall iL of himelf generally weeful. Best of ety reference, NTED—A SITUATION, BY A © duemtly, ae light porter, mivt to mak tired, ium tad eee bl nasa, hears goods house. hest of references given. c ouch an object as a permanent situation. heimer, 94 mores “. ‘A SITUATION, RY A YOU , Kho thoronghiy understands and is well provided with i reference wil be given, Ai Hrookiyn preferred. BY AN fepcerens aeee, fe man, a situat me Will be promptly attended to. Ware es A RESPROTA) tunity to learn a good trade, #t., thir’ Woor, beck room. Te Aa FANTED=BY A MIDDLE W threat toda Ae, BARATED man cr geve al business man, The best wiven, Ade cree FS bley, Herald office, W ANTED=A Stuarts, G7e 4 A ONS Mi porter. eet ry: ves, and nora welth ee duties naa box 149 Herald trent) are wats r, entry clerk or ive Arak amcpmectaule relorenoe. Ho M SS ANT ‘ery \ area tant " Adver'l employer; can Wut box hig > tent oa Pay every at ention to 100" Tit. ARES To AxT PERSON WHO es OBTAIN for the subscriber a bona fide situation, as sis bookkeeper, entry clerk or collector, in my ie nent eatin is Arrow Adkivess, with veal nagie omc Y _PRENCH ai viata ea jeunes ereer ne importance ite I retrittion ‘ ite Os | % eoerwe ty Snes MOS DAEMON kits