The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1859, Page 6

SETUATIONS WANTED—EMALES, HIGHLY EDUCATED GERMAN LADY WISHES A A situation as teacher ia German, French, music and the Zommon oxliah vranchea, No ‘objection 16 go out of town. ‘Apply M.A. Schrader, No. 3 ist st, Hoboken. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1869. SMALL FAMILY ¥ WILL, GIVE A, OMS, 70 A ‘oung lady if abe will assist the lady, as 4 companion, tn doachaid Suh as as feunpenman for hex’ Pherbourd. Bel ferences unt, box 165 Herald oilice, RESPECTABLE, WOMAN HAVING LOST HER BA- by, six weeks old, wants a ag wet nurse. In quire at 86S Pearl st., front room, over the bakery. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE! PRO. testant girl, as cbambermaid and waiter, or nurse Seamstress; best! of city reference. Can be ave., corner of 17th st., first floor, front room. YOUNG, LADY WHO DESIRES TO RETURN TO 4 immediately, but has not the ‘would be gladto take charge of & child or go @ lady across the Atlantic, as an_ equivalent yemses from here to London. She has Sr''suffers very litle from sea sickness, 1,697 Post office; New York. RESPECTABLE YOUNG, GIRL WISHES, SITUA- neral housework in a small family; would torte ive rooklyn; good references, Call at corner of Bisson and Greene aves., East Brooklyn, for two days. ‘cheerful disposition, Address A. B. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion as cook, washer and ironer; one who understands jection to a Testaurant; best of city #188 Laurens at., for two days. AE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED DAILY Im good situations now ready at ‘some for class families. large mauiuio ihe 7 faniula and home for domestics, 138 11th st., corner vw ry seen at 20 Ist Ore, ae womay. wr. Is A ed wi re pees, will find Nae Bate oe lg yA private oftwo adults and. seven children, oi tree servagia) at id per month, Apply immediately at: hanna lat st, east of Hoyt st., near Fultoo avenue, i oy BOY WANTED—T0 LEARN SIGN PAINTING. AP- ply at 546 Pearl st. i) ee NTED—TO BUY A TEA AND COFFEE Ariens ee wyplled wesuly. and will taorease: opty tne pea mee joclock, at 125 Chatham st--Canton pany. Boy, WANTED-ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS OLD, useful as without. best, forenoe. ie mira te Oa ent, Box, WANTEDIIN ALAW OFFICE, ONE 12 OR 18 years of age, who writes a hand, (Address, sating ‘ge and wages expected, a office. wo work: uone between 9 and LJ — ‘TED, FIFTY FIRST RATE MIL- at ren + 126 Chambers st., up stairs. LINFRS WANTED.—A FEW GOOD HANDS MAY Tipriy today and Tasaoteow 10 Willams Brown & Oo. FAMSTRESS WANTED—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS s using ajeewing machine and is capable of managing it 10 good advantage, Apply at 78 East 18th st., near 4th av, WERK WANTED-IN, A GENTEEL | WHOLESALE ness, on, Broadway; one who can, loan bie vurity $1,000, will receive bis money fs mmouthe an have a parma ny ‘situation at $1,000 per annum, Address Merehant's Olerk Glen, Herald offlee. id office. RUG BOY WANTED. ON HA HAVING, A ENOW- ledge of the bape and wi y bear Of an advantageous ani ptsituadion by Pappiying atthe can aT: and ial WAS Nora GOOD MILLINERS. APPLY AT N AMERICAN PROTASTANT GIRL WISHES A SITU- A ction aa chambermaid or to do general housework, In: quire at 106 East Broadway, second floor, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. tion in a private family ag nurse and plain sewer; would be wil ing to assist in the chamberwork. Call _on or address MC. 25th st., first floor, back room, for two days. PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN ‘the country as luundress and to take charge of a small is good reference, and will go any distance in the eonn 'ro be seen at 216 Elizabeth st , in the store, for two days YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS SEAM. stress; can cut aud fit dresses, Can be seen for three days as 82 Catharine s SITUATION WARTED-BY A RFSPROTABLE young woman, aa good plain cook, first rate washer and Joner. Good city reference from her last place. Can be seen ai 80 Wert 17th st, basement, for two daysvif not engaged. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA tion as laundress or cook; can be seen at her present siti. “feu, bl Grand st, Jersey Cliy, fr two days; besved in Jer- sev Oty eight years; hag mo objection wo gow New York or Brooklyn. “Can give good refere RESPEOTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A JANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN'S FAMTL' Y, THREE rvanis,oue as cook, washer and iron tbe other to assist in general housework: and a «mall girl oxo of errands and do light work, Callat 878 6th av., near 23d st. ‘YED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER ANT TRONER; so a waitress and chamt bermaid, and a child’s nurse, in 2 private family; German or English preferred, Call at'20 West dist st. ANTED—A GERMAN OR SCOTCH GIRL, IN A who understands plain cooking, and is a good washer and ironer, and who can come well recominend- ed. Apply at74 Tth at, TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, 7 10 TAKE WA Siero ota young infant; German or English Protestant preferred, She must be able to, sew neatly & eet fondo tine washing. Apply between 10 and 2 o'clock at 188 Bast 18th st, ANTED--A LAU. DE a 5 ERATE BOeED W Alte bon SNasomed 10 hotel work preferred, ae taut ene seconded” Apply at 1a) Weat lath a. Wages $7. A NTED —A PROTESTANT IRISH OR GERMAN cook, who bedi as understands her business, and who can bring good city relerences.g Apply from 9 tl12 A.M., at br Weat 19th st. rs situation to cook, wash and {roo, in a private family. Good hy relerence ven: Call at 87 6th av., upper floor, front 1 for two days. rin’ GOOD COOK WANTS A SITUATION—IS WILLING ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL, TO DO GENERAL W rk work in.a small private family: @ Protestant pre- ferred, Apply at S78 Pacific atreet, Brook WANTEDIFOUR | BASTERS | ON ania oF ves: also four w learn psd while | THIN COATS, learning: MPLOYMENT.~AGENTS WANTED TO SELL A NEW map of New Jersey; it sells pens, Cait has no competi- yy Apply ‘at ll Nassan street, room 2, third floor, from 9 to 8 o’eloc! Sa TEACHER.—A GENTLEMAN, Pagid IN Brooklyn, wishes to engage the services of a competent ber of ihe Spanish langunge, for two eventage in ihe week. adrers Sa ae ae WwW ANTED.—MERCH ANTS AND LIED GRATIS W! TESMEN, PORTER! RES SA\ BAHKERPER MERCHANTS CLERKS" REGISTRY. LT: BROADWAY. ANTED—A FIRST RATE CORRESPONDENT FORA ‘shipping house. Must be qualified to correspond in tho Frglish, French and German ‘and have a know- ledge of the business. Address A. 6 ies Herald office. WAXTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND CAPABLE salesman, to aitend to the outdoor sales for a segar fac- tory. None but an Al business man need apply: one who gan earn at least $1,000 per annum. Apply to 0. Cheeks, 17 roadway. "‘ANTED.—RESPECTABLE MEN PEEING SITUA- tions as clerks, bookkeepers, salesmen, rs, bar- keepers, &c., should apply at the Nt ‘Merchants? Clerks! Registry ofice, 78 Broadway. No commission in advance. Our refe- rence and full paricularg can be bad on a} Picasa. Hours, 9tos. Wild SEDPATH. ANTED—AS SERVANT, A MAN WHO CAN COME well recommended; one who is accustomed to {ravelling preferred, and must be willing to leave for the Southon We hesday next. Apply at 26 Broad at. ‘to assist in washing and ironing; can give good city refe- i 4 Wilson's. g -ANTED—A CLERK IN A LIGHT RESPECTABLE Fence. Call for two days at 4 West loth st., between 6b and Ai NOE saeet & In. Ma boaihear tee wha CTR ene Bee joe Pires wet emilee tay were 7 ‘ANTED—A DRESSMAKEB) NONE BUT A GOOD | the best ofsecurii given forthe inoney. Apply this day at omy e yen eeu canal tees fot ste Wiikertect nue RES tT, Making, 16 Bowery, oo Nassau st, room No. 7. ‘ iigingt no objection Monday, 0 ae og OEE a soe short dis: | Svar round, ifs good fitter, ANTRD—A SMART YOUNG LAD, WHO WRITES 4 lh Wayman PQUDTATET Togs WAITER GIRia To | 2i05N'Y: Fost otic. PROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION AB | 1.5, oat ANTED—A BOY, ABOUT 14 YEARS OF AGE, WHO bai kat all a elles Sod ‘a nucaber o ati for r general housework for good places ‘resides with his parent, to learn the gold pen busi- RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISH@S a stTUA. | {2 te city and country: ighest wages given. Apply at the One who is not afraid of work and an Ameriean may Saar Chitnuermaid aad to saust in washing and inoneag, | £acelsior Employment Osice, 179 Bowery, near Delance; apply 0 E. 8, Johnson, 121 Fulton st, arto do the general housework for a small private faunily: es GIRLS WANTED-FOR RUCHE MAKING. AP- ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO TAKE CARE OF A Gan be seen at 86 Weat 15th st, near 6th ave, top Boor, front | 7] ()() OY"Sisa0 Hudson st Wy, horse and deliver goods. Apply to Lockwood & eCai, ‘av. SITUATION. WANTED—BY A GOOD HONEST GIRL, AS nd good washer and ironer; understands Ras the best of reference. Call at, or address, $8 Eliza. one st, near Canal st. SEAMSTRESS’ SITUATION WANTED—BY A COM- A petent woman, willing to wait on a lady or attend on grown children; is a good piain mantuamaker, and under- ‘ands ali kinds of fantly sewing; can do un’ muslin and Mees, and fine clothes of any description. City reference. €all at 124 3d avenue, for three days. N AMERICAN GIRL puree and seamstress. Call of Hicks, Brooklyn, for two days. SEAMETRESS, WHO MAKES THE MOST MAGNIF1- cent wander clothes, baby dresses, ‘anderstands family sewing thoroughly, meaty when fitted. Call at or addresa’ 229 7th a VERY RESPECTALLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A situation as 4 good plain cook, washer and {rouer ina small private family. Has the best of city reference from WISHES A SITUATION AS ail at 88 Pierrepont st., corner from her ANTED—THREE YOUNG GIRLS TO BASTE AND finish vests for nsewing machine; also thetrades Apply at af Colusa se, Brookins” ANTED—TO GO TO VENEZUELA, SOUTH AMERICA ‘a micdle aged French female, to act in the capacity of nurse; also & man between thirty and mia years of age, and ‘a lad of fourteen to sixteen, as servat jood references are indispensabie. ‘Apply at 179 Pearle, ‘back office, up stairs. ANTED—A BOY, FROM 12 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE. Apply at 16 Dey st., up stairs, WANTED TA YOUNG MAN, HAVING (A LARGE acquaintance with the retail in this elty ‘vicinity, ‘wishes a situation in a whol ae ile or flour store; can bring the best of city reference. G. M. W., roadway Post ottice. ANTED—A GIRL WHO IS A GOOD SEAMSTRESS, TO Assist in the care of children and sewing. “Apply. in Clinton av., Brooklyn, between Park and Myrile avs., seventh house from Myrtle. "‘ANTED—A SMART BOY, FROM 15 TO 16 YEARS OF ‘age, to attend store; one ‘residing with his parents and willing to make himself generally useful, might apply after 6 o'clock in the evening, at'747 Broadway. ANTED—TWO COLORED WOMEN; ONE AS COOK, the other as wal er; both must have ood cily reference. Apply at 7 West 20th st., this week and next. ‘ANTED—AN ENGLISH, SCOTCH OR GERMAN WO: man, as chambermaid and to aasist in washing and iron, ‘One who has no objection to go 15 miles into the country at., between 2d and 3d ave, ing. may apply at 137 East 1 J ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A WET NURSE, STRONG: ast employer. Can’ be seen for two days at 79 West 25th st, Vonuhy ant plenty of mk po Ta second floor, back room. at 59 West | tcween Sth wad 80h ave. frome 1040 124M YOUNG. WELL EDUCATEDGERMAN LADYWISUES | 1 \NTED—A GERMAN GIRL. AS CHAMBERMAID to get situation no respectable farts, to agaist inteach- | WW ANTEDI GBRMAN, Cat required. in taking care ing children, sewing, &c. Address J. K., Herald office. of children. Apply at 134 Dean st., Brooklyn. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS CHAM- WANTEDAIN, A, SMALL FAMILY, A COMPETENT bermaid and waitress, or to do general hotiaework in a waiter. One who ls willing to make herself useful and Cail fortwo days | can bring satisfactory reference from her last employer, can ‘anal private family; best of city reference. ‘at 59 Madison st., between Cathorine and Oliver, in the rear. ‘OUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RE. spectable middle aged widow, without incumbrance, @nergetic, capable and trustworthy, or as bead nurse ta a gen teel private family, being well experienced in the care of chil @ren, and a ‘good ‘seams ‘seamstress, with city reference. Address Mrs.Z, Hera tise. ITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, WASHER AND ironer; is a good bread baker. Has ‘good city Cal for two dayt at 129 Navy st, Brooklya. 2 good situation by applying at 2 Bast 19th st. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENFRAT, HOUSEWORK ina small private family. None anply unieag ‘German preterre hear W good cook, washer and ironer. Knight st. ‘ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS STRAW AND SILK bonnet trimmers. None but expecienced and capital need apply to Geo. W. & Jeblal Read, 120 Chambers et. ANTED—GIRLS TO SEW ON SKIRTS AND THREE girls to do light band work, between I2and 14 years of age. Good wages will be paid. Call at the skirt manufactory, ITUATION WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. 8) work in a small private family; good city reference; does shemberwork and waliing, laundry work and sewing. Call for two days at 33 Monroe st. ITVATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU © woman, a8 good cook, washer and ironer; good city re rence. Call at 51 Tillary st., Brooklyn, for two days. SITUATION WANTED—BY AN INTELLIGENT YoU +5 man, as bartender. assistant, or to open oysters; can r to his last emp ise: rsix years’ references. Address, { this week, | Lawrence, Union square Post office. GITeATION WANTED— BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN: ‘woman, to do washing or ironing or genera: bousework in a private family best oily’ reference. two days at 239 7th av., between 25th and 26 st, QITUATION WANIED-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, TO do general housework in a small private family. Call for we days atg2 Pearl st., io the . ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl, to do general housework in a small private family haa n» objection to do chambermork or walting. Good city veference. Call for two days at 20S Allantic st., Brooklyn. Call for SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS SD seamstress and to do up stairs work in respectable’ faint ly. Best of city reference. Call at 137 Suflolk at., rear house. ITUATIONS WANTEO—BY TWO RESPECTABLE ‘girls; Cne as good cook, washer and ironer; understands Paxing, the ober aa chambermald and walter; would ancst in fine washing and ironing. Can give good cite reference of two yeara from their last Places. ‘ould prefer living in one fami- Can be seen at 81 West 28th st., for two days. ITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID AND TO So plain sewing, by o respectable youne elt}; would do the Feneral Bousew ork in s smail private family. ie a good wacher And ironer. Call for two days at 54 Chrystie st., tirst tloor, fret room. st ATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE young girls; one as chambermaid and waitress, and the Fas nurse and seamstress. Can be seen for two days at 211 Pacitic st., first floor, frout room, South Brooklyn. 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO do chamberwork and waiting, of to do chamberwork and senis: with the washing and ironing. Call at 130 &mith wt, Brooklyn WA STED_BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION cook, Washer and iruner. Has three years’ reference. Apply for one day at 33 West 42d st., second floor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE GIRL, ‘8s good cook and baker; is willing to in washing and ironing. Best city reference from her last employer. Cau bbe seen for iwo days at 79 6th av. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, ‘asituation ax chatobermaid and waiter, or to take care of children. Has good city reference. Call nt 148 17th at., be- tween 7th and Bt avs., second floor, back room. TANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO PROTESTANT young women; one as chambermaid and to do plain sewing, the other, as chambermald and waiter or wattor alone. Can give ‘good references. Call fur two days at i7e Rast 29h st., between Ist and 2d xve. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED Wo. man, &# Durge and seamstress, or to¢o general house. work in a'small family. Apply at No. 5 London verrace, betw the hours of 10 and 4, WWANTED-BY A | RESPECTABLE | PROTESTA ng woman, a situation a8 nurse and xeamsiross d reference ag regards kindness of disposition Can be #een for two days at 170 3d av., in amb ed “third A SITUATION peetahle young woman bach roo 7 ANTED— AS LAUNDRES! ina first reference. Call «t 638 Greenwich at,, in the r ANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN PRO- testant young Woman, as wet nurse and seamstress: has fa fresh breast of milik; best of city reference given, Call at 165 Chambers ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do general honsework in a small family; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer. Best of eliy ref Gth I for two days at £6 West 18th a, bet rat breast of milk, wishes # situation. Can be seen at White wt. ate ANTRD—A SITUATION FOR A VERY RELIABI faithfol servant, highly recommended, as good plain cook and excellent washer and ironer, or to do housework’ is « ae crane: pormomical girl, and will try to please. “Apply st 68 AUlantic st , Brook! Wat. BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG wou! x, A ‘aituation as waiter or chambermaid; woitld dar only no otjecton to the country, Apply wt 221 9 Foompson ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WANTED GRY A MESUROTABLE WOMAN, A SETUA- yjection to a private Call for two days at 10 ing to assist in washing and jroning, y Bekrding house, fo" city reference, Essex et. room 1: Py ANTAD—BY A RESPROTAL situation as & good CO” washing and ironing’ cahers eed apply at 107. B YOUNG wil RANC pols Sans a New York; avi ieurs recommanda!io pouvantd U™= ‘AIGR, COUTUR Ene ETABLIF DE. Gromer, par ietire, B DAMEFR, ordre. reoernm: ar jong ou par semaine. dans dew families rs Madame C., 107 West 24th at, +N Ww NURSE.—A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A PRESH | —— | WANIED, IMMEDIATEL N 29 Moward at, corner of Broadway. '—A SMART, TIDY GIRL, AS chambermaid and waiter; must be able to take charge \ walting pertect!y; gond references ferred. Call from 10to 11 A. M. of a furnace and unders: required; a Protestant p 19 Sth av., basement door. ‘ANTED—A BOY OR LAD NOT OVER 16 YEARS OF re. who is a good vocalist, and capable, of taking part in a pute performance. Apply at 486 Broadway, room 10, second floor. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN_A WHOLESALE AND retail liquor store, with from $400 to $500; good wages Mullpe ven and security for the money. Address J.-A. Ox , care of Mr. Fuller. ‘AITERS WANTED—TWO OR THREE GOOD WAIT- ers, who understand their business, wanted at Taylor's Saloon, 365 I way. AITER WANTED A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, to wait from 11 till 2 o'clock; to ‘one who suits good wa; and a permanent situation will’ be given. Inquire early morning at No. 4 Coenties slip. Went ED—A SEGAR PACKER; NONE BUT A FIRST rate band need apply at 101 1th et., between 3d and 4th es, ‘ANTED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS OPENING oysters and waiting on, tables, and will make himself generally useful. Apply at 67 4th av. AITFR WANTED.—A FIRST RATE SALOON waite wanted. Apply at 387 Spring at. WwW TED—A BOY, WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER- stands opening oysters, and to make himself genecally useful; ‘must be clean fod tidy tn bis habits, with good eity references, Apply at 244 Grand st, INTELLAG ENO! OME OFEICES, BOUT TWENTY WOMEN WANTED—AND GIRLS Ferecommendauons, in food, steady alta: tions, now ready, at good wages. No charge of foo until suited rauis{nciorily. Inquire at the Large Institute for Domestics, 138 lith at, corner of 6th ave, 7 ANTED—IN A VERY SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A Ww girl, w vind is a good cook, washer and ironer. Good wages Ma.’ ‘Apply today at 09 Willoughby st., Brooklyn. = ANTED—A CHAMBE, RMAID, WAITER GIRL, 00K e8, nurse and seamstress, in & | who_will pay good wages to either colored or w esi ee, between Broadway and University plac ‘WASTED—A GOOD COOK, ONB WAO UNDERSTANDS her business, and is willing to make herself generally usefl in down staire work: wages $8 per month. Good rete Fence required. Apply at 23 Grove at. ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN, 7 TO ATYEND A CON W fectionery counter; one w! uatomed to the busi ness, kad can bring good city referen Apply at 24 Grand W ste GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK one who {8 willivg to go a abort distance in the country preferre. Apply to Mr. White, 163 Elm st., near Grand, SITUATIONS WARTHD—MALKB, COOUNTANT—BOOKS WRITTEN UP A? THE SHORT- Aer rotioe: aoconnts rectified, sutements aod bills matr out, &e., by one accustomed to the work. ‘Translations from the’Freach, Spaniah and Portuguese done with the greatee despated. "Persons needin of above quaiifications car address J. B. B., box 153 Herald oflice. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, FORMERLY IN BUSINESS oa his own account (importation of wines Foods), wihes a situation aa correspondent, Souakedper ar salesman; be spea) eral languages, and’ can furnish thr beat references. ‘Kddreas P. V. B., box 156 Herald office. YOUNG MAN, ABOUT STARTING ON A TOUS hrough the United States, desires to engage in some bust ness that will y «portion of lus travelling expenses. Ad ores Henry, Rerald'otice. . SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, A gardener and coachman; hus two years’ good rei nee Can be seen for two daysat the Westelester House, Bowers COACHMAN WISHES A SITU ATIC try; can give good references for honesty indnatry: understands making gas. Ad 136 Herald office. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A GRO cory, dry goots or hardware sore, &o.; is active, willin: find intelligent; wr 4 hand and understands’ figures only snail ‘wages exported, Good reterense end. sesarly given "Apply to Thotnae Aylward, 80 Hesex at CoACEMAN'S SITUATION WANTED WOULD Asstsy in taking care of a small vegetable garden; has the beat o city references; would prefer the country. J. K., box 130 Herald office. Address for two LUMBER DEALERS.—WANTED, BY & MIDDLE 0 "T° .pcd maryiog tna, 8 shuntion on, oabtgcnan or foraraan a lumber yard; bas Incompetent to Keep the books; no objections to antry. had seven years’ experience in the Inmoe fo into rade Satisfactory references given. Woulr dor coal yard, or make himself useful in an, Address T. A. », 8o-A8 to support bimbelf and family. is7 Herald office. WASTED—A SITUATION, AS SALESMAN IN A wholesale notion, cloth ‘and or hat and ayy bouse, by s young man having an extensive nequaintance i Ohio and Indiana in this city, Address ON, La, Cortlandt 8 WARTEDIBY A PRACTICAL AME! the entire charge of a gentleman's experience and ean give good reference, is marti ont encumbrance. Address, stating place of interview, A. B. Herald office, He is also & good vegetable gardene Ww MAN drug store; frst clans city rete any p of ie Union or Canada. Address Druggist, 574 Broadway. NTED—BY | A st NGLE YOUNG refer to a gan. “Address 225 91h avy Ueman with whom be bas liv iiwo yours TANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN WISHES & SITU ation as servant and gardener; understands fm ow hy | of garione and gardening in all ts branches, “Inquire a! 43 t.. in the baset w* NTED—BY AN OYSTERMAN OR BARKBEPER, A 6 ifiuauon in or ont of the city. Address for one wee M Herald office Wo XIEDTA SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN. IN A wholesale grocery or provision store; has & good know edge of the business: can furnish the best city reference. Ad drew Herald office. “PIRST CLASS PERFUMBR AND TOILET SOAP maker wanted. Must understand both branches, tho- ronghly, to the hi of the art. Address Toilet, Pub- heat We Ledger office, Pita phia, stating name and qualifications. (UTTER WANTED-ONR HO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands bis business and is accustomed to gesting up 00d styles of clothing for first clasa (rade: no other need Ap. Bi oh reference required. Apply to it, Vandervoort, 116 ulion wi TRE DRAWER WANTED—AN EXPERIBNORD |, who can auperiniend a faciory and who under. mands ranking dies for drawing sel wire; Bist be copunia a every particular, Address Wire, Dra Tenkfence, which shall be confidential Phindeiphia, P W Steps SITUATION AS GARDENER, young man; he understands the brn branches; is of sober aud reg Ad! with Fretory looated in lar habia eet | cereof A. Rell, sredensan, #07 Broadway JANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDRBER, BY A DUB lm man, who baa been in America for 15 ‘years: uader stands iis 0 be manage ment of gr ping out of mona i + Sout Soxh © LF. Latha sd Pel stat hahaa SERVANTS IMMB- diately, cal itute for domestics. 183 11th dercormer Of 6h avenrwe- ive home has abnadance of civil, capable help. Conducted by a respectable American lady, vt PROTESTANT NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, A GOOD cook, and achambermaid and laundress wanted, at high Wages; algo, a number of smart girls of evary nation ind reli Hic, to fll good situations now ready. up town. | No charge Apply, early at WESL until engaged. ISY'S select female hier, 22 ath avenie, between 22d and Zid sta.” A lady in xt vendance. AMILIES AND HOTEIS SUPPLIED WITH FIRST Jaga servants, at 414 Broadway, near Canal st., up stairs. ‘This invutution. 8 conducted by an English Iady and gentle man, on strictly honorable principles ADIES IN WANT OF GOOD HELP, HOTELS AND Ti nvotrding nonves can besupplied with the best of servants at Mrs. YORKSTON’S oflice, 28 4th av., where good domestics from all nations can be had. for eity or country. No dishonest dealings practised at this office, GQFRVANTS OF THE FIRST CLASS, OF SEVERAL NA. © os, including French and German, with references, Ray be obtained at Nos. 13 and 14 Bible House, Bb at, tween 3d and 4th avs. A French and German lady in aiiend J ANTED—2 YOUNG MEN TO TRAVEL WITH AMEE. chant, a clerk for an auction store, for groceries, a clerk for a hotel, 3 porters, 2 men to dei id carta, 3 boys for trades, 4 giris to go to California and Burope. Apply to THOS. SPINK, 38 Hudson street. POLITICAL. JAMMANY HALL, NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 19, 1550.— Ata meeting of the Democratic’ Republican General Com: mittee, held Thuraday eveng, ine I7th inet, at Tammany Hall, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:— Resolved, That this committer hal with, ancere jeation the pas Congress of an act admitting Oregon into the Ciba nak Beate; Pebolding, aa-we doy ta thes lastoase ot the number of stars vpon our nauonal standard, and this mato ring of our power upon the Pacific coast, new guarantees for the ‘strength and perpetuity of our confederacy, and additional evidence of the expansion and firmer establishment of demo- cratic principles. ISAAOQ V. FOWLER, Chairman Dera. ‘ep. Gen. Com. N. Y. A Quancenson, # a og rein ecretaries. POST OF FICK NOTICE. hare ar OST OFFICE NOTION THE MAILS FOR GELIEDE. hia and South Pactie coast, per United States steamer STAR OF THE WEST, will close at this ofiee on Monday, the let day of February, at 1 o'clock P.M. AAC V, FOWLER, Postmas'er. DRY GOops, ac. FIXED, FACT. HE WOVEN SRELETON vm ee OA ‘Wih patent extension, is the pre ‘diane ‘axis in the toabbet on 0 most being woven ia the tape, cannot rip. Itis now sold at the eame price aa the ordinary skirt, and w ‘introduced has been appreciated by the consumer. None genuie uuleas siuaped "the woven akin)" Fatsut spplied for. Bole Agent, SMALL PRIVATE PAMILY. W1 WITHOUT CHILDREN, A eviog Would Tet the samme to one ot two singie gentlemen, with or without board; gaa and fire in the room. References required, Apply at 288 Panific street, near Smith Brooklyn. LARGE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED, SUITABLE ina A Eire ede, Smee ml a NEW CARD—AN OLD MAXIM REVIVED. “WE MIND OUR OWN BUSINESS” AT THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMBERS STREET.—JNO. FARRELL. Buccess the most distinguished bas favored our first spring ‘opening of NEW RIBBONS. Will have a coniicuoce dally diplay for the balance of this present SPRING SEASON. NEW RIBBONS. CHEAP, CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL. EVERY DAY, EVERY DAY, EVERY DAY, And offered to merchants, milliners and dealers AT EXTRAORDINARY CLOSE PRICES FOR CASH. STRANGERS BY EARLY TRAINS WILL FIND CASHsRIBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMBERS STREET, OPEN DAILY FROM 7 O'CLOCK A. M. STRANGERS BY LATE TRAINS WILL FIND CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMBERS STREET, OPEN TILL 10 O'CLOCK P. M. Working, toiling, laboring 18 hours out of the 24 to ex blish POPULAR TRADE IN RIBBONS, we chea} small profit.”” \oling sariy to nerve cr pusvomere.” ‘Labor i ng cheerfully to make position.’ ” AND ALWAYS, AT ALL TIMES, “MINDING THEIR OWN BUSINESS.” AT THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 116 CHAMBERS STREET. JNO. FARRELL. AT DEZERCEVAL'S, 687 BROADWAY STAMPED EM. brolderies of every description at wholesale and retail Sani ping (Owe ler executed in the neateat and most perfect ner; embroidered yokes of different kinds; new es of Thales? night dress yokes. At NOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. HAVE NOW IN STORE THEIR FULL SPRING RETING! OgINEN SURETINGS, TOWRLLINGS, NAPEINS, CORTON SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS, BRILLIANTS, SWI8S AND MULL, MUSLING, MARSEILLES QUIL LANKETS, FLANNEIS, Na AND MUSLIN CURTAIN! Sonate DRAPERY MUSLIN, &c. £0, all of which will be offered at the lowest market rate. Canal, corner of Mercer T RICHMOND'S, OPPOSITE Sternovoutras HOTEL, ‘Offer their fresh and choice importations of embrcidertes in jap share laces, bemisertes, collars, capes, ac; Inco vetlr, Sppliaue’and Hontton lace capes: IN BLACK LACE, ENTIRELY NEW. Turned tion itaion In capes sceven £0. very ‘a dozen up; ns in vel chowwe; mourning odie in plain and bineke broidered crape, complete; ress flowers, ribbons, £e.—the whole forming we belleve, one at the beat fs stocks ever offered in city, and at prices which only require inepection. pp BEST STEEL SKIRTS— on 1d. 2 00 $2 do. - 350 ‘Wove ince. $202 50 RICHMOND'S, 587 Broadway. T DE PERCEVAL’S, 657 BROADWAY—ALL KINDS cf French embroidery to order, initials for handkerchiefs, indie inen and bed clothes, seolloping, silk embrotiery, Sc; transierring, Inces done ‘up like new. ' Ladiew’ and children's under garments always on hand and made to order. A NEW SPRING GARMENT. LADIES’ CHESTERFIELD SACKS. id .DIES’ SACKS BERNOUS, 1m enotifl shades of rumtier eo SIO sean juch as nd bronze, Pa, ‘Also in'ine black cloth and black beaver, 7 ee BARLY SPRING WEAR, Black velvet founced maniilins, meat Plain and embroidered, And black silk Bernous circulars, At BULPIN’S, 361 Broadway. porseas a a SHERWOOD'S TOURNURE URE CORSET. This article combines in one garment m corvet of wp shapeand Aniab and © busilo of perfect model, casuring free healthful action to the lungs and comfortable support w the spine. It has been pronounced by all who have -een it men, whom are several eminent members of the medical malty) to be the only eorget without an objection, ether at- mio ar pI hysiological. No lady ean well do without it. gill manufactnre well known “EXPANSION SKIRT. Also, the celebrated Now ready, at MATINER SKIRT, which for comfort and elegance is unsurpassed, together with Some seventy other diferent styles, ll of which are for sale ae ail be principal stores in the United States and Canadas, Ake STAMPED WITH THEIR TRADE MARK. FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, 659 BROADWAY —MER. guania and strangers wil tind a new stock of India pineap ple dress goods, by the yard in any quantity, or by the plece; End taany very destrabta articles, or hich are only to be found at the above India store, 653 Broadway. ‘OURNING GOODS. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. rt, MONDAY FEBRUA THEIR ENTIRE SPRING IMP TATION OF MOURNING DRESS D8. Woich will contats many sylesof goods manafactured ex pressly for their retail trade, and never before offered in this market. © a Mmxery coons. MARTIN & LAWEON, Corser offreciin street, up st ‘Are now prepared to eahibit their spring importaton of French millinery goods. Consisting of— Phaix AND FANCY SILKS, cRarr corner of Mercer street. WERS, STRAW BONNETS. &. &c. Assortment of mourning crapes and veils, of the best manutacture, flowers, &c., &c. Also, a lar} Biack English Mourping ribbons, lisses, EW CARPETS FOR SPRING TRADE.—JUST RE- ceived, English velvet and tapestry carpets, desirable onda, from the manufactory of John Crossley & Kons; «iso, English Brussels carpets (not tapestries), Crossley & Sons and Brinton & Lewis makers, all in first quality, for sale at recall, by GEO. KE. L. HYATT, 273 Canal and 31 Howard street, sit doore eat of Hiroadway, New York. TOW READY—AT THE CARTER LACE MANUFAC. tory, 4 large, rich lot of jaces, new styles, made ex. pressly for this spring trade. Capes, collars and gets at half the usual price, 340 Fourth street, first store west of Broad- way. R™ INDIA ©. ‘aM = Hane it SHAWLS, A FINE ASSORTMENT NOW OPEN, These goods were purchased at the recent large auction sales ‘n London, and are well worthy of the atteatlon of buyers. AR CONSTABLE & Ov., ner of Mercer: Peet. cs (OUND—OF THURSDAY, 1TH INST,, IN THE VI cinity of Twenty-seventh'street and Sixth Fed he CY Lcd thimble, marked with initials. Cy had, ty sod ‘paying for this advertigement, at 4° West seve nth street. prenty, PSE ON FRIDAY, A SOUTH FERRY STAGE, A a pattern of sil¥ pineapple eloth, done up fn aaite papers The inden, by leaviog ithe Rf teak 40 Park place, will receive $4 reward Tost O8 SATURDAY, 16th INST. A SMALL GOLD 4 locket, with fine chal and pearl claap attached, uncer will be auitably rewarded on leaving it at Benedict Hall &O >. 2 Park row. O8T OR STOLEN—FROM STEAMSHIP Toe! eae lying at pler 44 North river, between the of Dev ier niyl the Int of January, one case of printed ehalien, tune ed BoM. B 628. Any person knowing the whereabouta of this case by. giving info rmontion to the nodersigned, will be reward- ed for their trouble JOHN G, DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway. REWARDS, $2. F REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 5a een the Broadieay Post office and the corner of Canal and Mercer streets, & portemonnale, containing kro.) tis on the Metropolitan bask avd abe —¥ finder will receive the above reward to the owner, at 726 Broadway $200 wkEVARD —INEORMATION WANTED, OF Mary Wheeler, of 462 Washington street, New York, who left ihinelty nome teh daysnince, Any pereon, giving 10° formation of ay hhoreabouin wil reenive the above reward. FERN, 164 Woes Beventoen ervet_ $10.00 REWARD. dams onthe 2th of ears Bun en of fang Si aaa of Aunvnin, Georgia Sr Nae Senna sion vance of irom ‘Georgia, in i of Georgi, Pareaualy in 90m 9108 and 00-BADK of, the Bae of Georgia, Bavannak, in $6’, $10'a 680—Mechanies’ Bank of Avguste, Georgia, ia $6'a and Rrpress Compan: ee orga, a 80's, $1, Gy Hank of Augusta, Georg Baik of Aavanneh, Ocorgin te Sore ned m4 100—Farmery and Exchang Pani of Charlenton, 8. 0., in a $10 2.300—Baak 0 of Charleston, BO in ass, $105, $20°s and a.0—Pacpl * Beak, FoF Oarieston,| 8.0., tn $878, $10's, $20's, 6,190—Fachange is hfe Columbia, 8, O., 1a 8's, $10", $20's inl 8 45) — Bank of Cheraw, 8. C., in $0's, $10 and a. 1,635—Pianwers? Rank of Peirfe! Winaboro’, 8. 0., tn 86's, 8 aod $20's. And the balance in notes of Georgia and South Carolina Dhake A rewnrd of ven thowesnd dollare will be given for the re | for the recove wovery of tow 1) Fy of auy part of it ¢ YB rericent Adare Maw You, Feb. 11, 3800, & proporua: Ww 09 Broadway. PRING MANTILLAS. We are ready to exhibit our spring importation and manu facture of SILK AND LACE, MAMTILLAS. Also, a large aagortment of spring sty} MANTLM AND STELLA SHAWLS, All new ‘Just landed from Hteamers 1. 8. MILLS & 0O., 842 and 344 Broadway. foods, of our, own Importation, uropa and Arago. LARG) RNISHED ROOM, ON THE SECOND A floor of ‘an ~ aes to let—with age room for a single - & gentleman and wife; also Dioner at 6. References Tweifh sir street, between Fifth and Sixtb av. RB AND setamariped TO LET—TO PARLO! A Broadway. A parte a ey ny ROGET, Oh a rooms on the first or i=l clues qe ae house terms moderate. iy a1 01 Went "Elerontl trek oa di Sore ABBIY ai Ok Weat Eleventh street NFAT PARLOR (WITH CHANDELIER) AND BED- A rocm adjoining, for & gentleman and indy, ta Rbew houes with al provement wo single rooms pod ‘Terms moderate. eh a aster ‘Ninth avenue. perp! Bede geet A me ee ROOM, WITH ak fast er. week, with aan quiet Seite family. AGareee fad Be ferald office, GENTLI ey AND HIS WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- tlemen ean be accomm< with board in a small pri- vate family. Apply ‘at 21 6th st., pear 2d av., for three for SMALL EASTERN FAMILY CAN ACCOMODATE three gentlemen with very pleasant rooms and partial board at a moderate price; use containa bath and gas: in a delightful bark ofthe cy. Apply at No. 16 Saint jougal stree! gas: Clemenv’splace, Macdougal street, SMALL PRIVATE Pare, IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. ‘will fet, with ice rooms, unfurnished, to one oF iwo married Souple, or staglo gentlemen: convenient to ferry tavorable terms to desirable parties. Address and ci ber 9 Herald oft fice. OARD.—A SMALL FAMILY, HAVING A VERY PLEA- sandy situated house in West Thirty-f fourth street, not far hy ey ily of not more Fotos, with privilege of kitchen; house possesses all the tho- dergumpruvemenia reat moderte. Apply at 3 Wea Twen- OARD.—TO LET, A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, ‘with two pantries, auitable for a gentleman and wife or iwo single gentlemen: family fouse contains all the modern improvements, Location pi Stages and cars iccearible, Apply at 28 Grove street, for two days. Bz, IN 8ST. bigs el PLACE.—A NICELY FUR- on second floor, front, pm let. ‘The parlor will be let ‘without bed ‘bedroom if desired. Terms derate. Dinner at six o’clock. Apply at 83 St. Mark’s ainoen OARD AND THE SPANISH LANGUAGE.—A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with board in a highly Fespeetable family, where they can acquire the practical know Tevee of Spanish; uae hag all the modern improvements, Apply at 408 Fourth ‘rect, Terms moderate, Dinner at wt o'clock, References required. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO LARGE ROOMS SUIT- able for a gent/eman and wife, or single gentlemen, in a desirable location, convenient to the ferries, can be obtained at No. 5 Willoughby’ street. Day boarders can be accommodated BIWANCIAL. OF THE DuUBU NDS O1 See ems re a at ie oflce of MORSE £ WOLFE, No. aE ANTED 96 00,0 ON” UBEOUMEERED REAL Es- for two, three or five years, at 6 per cent, Astros Herald ottce, > Witte FOR WHICH WILL BE GIVEN A WELL. furnished front room, with fire and gas, for from $2 to to $8 mall private famil ‘k, wi ‘ashington sq) iareneee and security will be given. Address’ Anderson, $1, OOO WANTED.CTHE AMOUNT WILL BE amply secured on realestate In the country. The -y wanted to build the firet machine under @ for sx aie vee, A hen i uo iho enllre. patent conditioned 40 pay $2,000 out ot the roceeds, Double your money fan comes, be Tay mak we 9 inclpais, not wens, ad- Orens box 1,849 i ge ‘or apply 10 Inventor, 121 Nasa street, Now York roar oes. s segin $90.0 000 () 2°, LOAN ON noun, AND MOnTGAGe, J gums to sult appli fork or Al ee eee ex Reooklaa. Apwty' TRATION & GREEN, THE BALL SEASON, AL PARE BT TRAVESTL FIRST FANCY DRESS ‘March 1, at Mad. 01/ Broadway. No efforts will be spare fe ball, par cnetlloats, ef the sensort oon including supper, $3, admitting one gentleman and lady. Lessons and general practice every day ing. RAND BALL ON hokage BIRTHDAY TOUR MEN’S DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB, TUESDAY bao ha FEB. 22, CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ‘The Committee of Slr beg leave to state that the it guaeetites aiervie misses ‘DODWORTH’S FULL BAND een engered. and will performs selection of thelr beat music. Dan commence at 9 o'clock precisely. Doors ore at 8 o’c! in x, ‘addition to the tickew furnished to subscribers and mem- hots of we otah.a Taesien Suman ot tickets, admitting a gen- n an ‘oO POLARS EACH, And can be obtained at Hall & 8on’s aioe store, 239 Broadway ¥. HARRISON, Chairman o! fom committee. Henry Tice, Secretary. ity, and ev dies’ and comfort: pos ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—FOR A } eee man and wife or two single gentlemen, can be had, with Pleasant rooms, in a small family, by applying at 85 Montague place. BOARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN — ACCOMMODATION ‘offered to one or two inmates in a handsomely turntehed house, within ree minutes’ walk of the South ferry; French as well as Engliah spoken, Apply at 96 Congress stréet, four doors from Henry si OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, and child. ina eee hotel, or boarding house, where there are few above Fourteenth street, Address, stating terms, 4 as B,, Herald ofice. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY ip asmal) quiet et family tn ina Pigasant part of the city; board . M., Herald office, stating terms, Cay Le for the lady. whieh must be on OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN ‘wishes a single room, with closet attached and full board; Jocation between Atlantic and Baltic and Court and Henry streets, Address L. C., Herald office. OARDING—TWO GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES, oraingle gentlemen, can, be Sal Rt eniahed, parlors on the second Boor, Tearoom iach if desired, with board, Broadway atazes . ae pply'at No.7 ey DsRABLE LOGATION AND A COMFORTABLE home can be realized in a genteel American family; plea santly loeated and convenient to Broadway: a neatly furnished ‘ack parlor on fr for, with board, suitable for 8 fgenlieman and wife or two single gentlemen. ‘Apply at 67 Second ave: nue, corner of Fourth st Fiteadirce ROOMS TO LET—WITH PARTIAL ‘board if desired, at 145 Eighth street, opposite Clinton INR ROOM, SINGLE OR IN SUITS, WITH FULL ‘baths, fires, &c., at moderate rates, by the ‘week, for families or gentlemen. ‘Meals at all hours and every aitentlon, at the House, Broadway and Twelfthstreet. French tud Spanish spoken, J, Bp SCOTE DRAMATIC OLUB—THE ANNUAL BALI, of the above club will take place at the Apollo Rooms, 410’ Broadway, on We 23, Tickets okela $1, ‘Wednesday evening, Feb. nme 38 Prince street. CORSA, members, or at the cost BB. BE ANNUAL FANCY DRESS BALL OF THE GERMAN TT hicderrrace Monica Soctety wi din the usual end gre. on ‘Thureday next, Feb 24 a tie cur ty Assembly for members free men not be~ longing to the to th 5 lety wil please Tememiber that ther oee ‘in of Aiea for (hela! Purpose a limied nace Ab tickets, $2 been placed in the thands of lie members: to be dsposed ot asnongat Celt frioate FINE ARTS. RTISTS, TEACHERS AND Latta Al py eae be a Ee i ing papers, &c.,'at lower HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WOULD LIKE .TO rent three or four rooms, neal wy farn suflicient for that number of rooms, board phan. by the month, Address cas week G. E. OUSE WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A SMALL HOUSE. with all the modern improvements, in a good locality, corvenient to Fulton, Wall or South fer Rent not 10 exceed Address M. 8., box 895 New York Post offi pan OF A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—CON- sisting of parlor, two bedrooms and kitchen. Must be well furnished and in a pleassnt, ition in the upper partof the city. Rent not more than er month Ad post paid, W. H. H., care of Ladd, Wi r & Co., 469 Broadway. Rooks WANTED IMVEDIATELY FOR A SMALL FA- milly, in the vicinity of St. John’s park. or not more than few minutes’ ‘walk from the corner of West Broadway ant rarren jon must bs every way respectable, an? rent moderate. Address M. K., box 188 Herald office, siating Toeation and terms, for two daya. 'URNISHED ROOMS TO LET.—PLAINLY FURNISHED room, bedroom and small kitchen, suitable fora gentle ian and wifeto keep house. Also unfurnished rooms. Ap- Pig at 128 Weat Twenty fourth street, near Seventh avenine,” 00D LODGINGS—25 TO 37 CENTS PER NIGUT, $1 o $2 £0 per week; gentleman and wife, 75 cents. An ex- cellent restaurant in conn s Hotel, corner of Frank- fort and William Streets, near the Oty ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN AT FROM $10 TO $12 PER ‘week, with full b as, meals at all hours, and ‘every attention, at the Blancard Pas Broadway and Twelfth Hrect, Algo one suit of rooms for a fainily. UPERIOR FRENCH BOARD, TOGETHER WITH UN- common advantages of improvement in the French lan- unge, to be found at M. Mel’ Bleventh siroot, be: tween’ Second and Third avenues. N, By—! rooms, if desired. WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN PAR- ns board eT stele at 228 East Broadway. Rooms contal T° .8T—WITH BOARD, AT 151 EAST THIRTRENTA eet, near Second avenue, the second floor, consisting of three or four rooms; very pleasantly situated. Will be ict singly or together, be desired. Vacant about the tirat of AFE WANTED.—A GOOD SECOND HAND FIRE AND urglar proof safe, App Tong Taland Retirous, ‘south , Anise Brooklyn,’ meee ‘OAP FRAMES.—SIX PITCH PINE SOAP wanted, Apply to T. O. Higgins, Brooklyn, L. ; Sa GALL COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED—NOT FAR FROV the elty, on either the Harlem or New Haven Railroad, at Yow rent. ' Any one having sucha place can addres A. Me Fanuing, 269 Bowery, giving full particulars as to rent, & ‘ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE, TO ACCOMMODATE 4 gentleman and wife, situated dp town; beat references “Address H., box 128 given. Herald office. 7ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE PERSON, THE whole or lower partof a house, between ighth and Fiftieth streets, and Second and Sixth avenues. Kent not to ‘exceed $275 for part, or $500 for whole house. Address M. F., 86 Morton street, for three weeks, stating terms, location, &ic. WANTED {A THREE STORY HOUSE, RETWREN Fourth and Seventh avenues, and not above Thirtieth street, for first rate tenants Fen avout $70). Apply to BB. ORTH HOUSE, NO. 1 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH street, junction of Broadway and Fifth avenue,—An legant parlor and two bedrooms, in suit, on first floor; also fon single and in suit, now vacant in this desirable private ‘arties seeking first class accommodations are requested focall. Tabledhotes Dinner nt six o'clock. stating terms and ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, A furnished parlor and bedroom, board for the lad; pean ‘Bot nbore Fourteenth street kad near Broadway. Ai drese . W. E., Herald office, for three days, siating terms and location. 2 OLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STRERT.—HANDSOME rooms on first or second floors, suitable for a firat clase physician oF dentist of responsibility; ‘bourd in the house if de tired. Possession given immediately. WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—A FURNISIED tiemen; also one on the third floor. KINSHIMER, 825 Fourth avenue. ANTED—A HOUSE, FOR A. SMALL. FAMILY OF persons ® respectable nei: “hood. se sn $0 Si Naam Hach seers, ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A MEDIUM SIZED house, between Second and Eighth avenues and not nhove Twenty-fifth dellare a year, Would take a fawil ment forrent. Address for one we Bea loca tion, Hardware, Herald office. pobre 8 A vee ad aad, LADY, A smal use, in a respectable hborhe where the rent er part will bajaken in board. ‘Ad sa T., BRerald 0 office. ANTED—TO LEASE SOME | TENEMENT HOUSES,’ soe gs . yectable va be gre for ae a ian and the vest city reference will be given. to ress 9 No. Il Elizabeth street. ee ame. 'ANTED TO HIRE—A HOUSE, WITH MODERN IM- M provements; the whole or portion of the rent to be paid boardin, lesser and family, tal fe Ober iberiere, Adiress 8-4, Heriicae ee room on the second floor, sultable for one or two gen: Dtaner at six o'clock. [2 Jets pte ge fe | DOORS FROM BROAD. eral handsomely furnished rooms to inf ple Feniemen. re location is near all the first claes hotels wo of amusement in the city. Inquire of ANSON 88 street, three doors from Lexington avenne—A suit of rooms to let, with board, to a party 0 gentlemen, or & gentle: man and his wife; rooms front on the Park; have all the modern finprovements. References exchanged. 8° TO LET, WITH. ” GRAMERCY PARK, EAST TWENTY-FIRST WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET. out board, a richly furnished front parlor and hack bed room on first Moor, and servant room if required, sult.ble for a gentieman and wife, All modern tmprovements, 503 BROOME, STREET, NEAR BROADWAY NRW fe) and elegantly furnished rooms, on the second lloor; front rooms, fora gentleman and wife OF finale gentlemen, Good grates, | hot ‘and cold water, gas, bath, & 767 MBOADWAY.ainig HOUSE, HAVING DERN thorot ‘ow ready to recive guenia Furnished roomie to ist kn punts sulhable for tacalles or S berey ofigeueanen; leo 0 ningle rooma for gentlemen, ‘Ferma mode- rate; locauon een KIRTS.—TWELVE SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS, BEST patterns, for $1 31; fourteen springs, $1 50, aod seventeen prings for Dealers supplied with nine springs for $8 per cozen twelve springs. $11, and fonrieen springs for $14 per eczen, HARDING, 251 Spring street, near Hudao GEIRTS, Ski 8, SKIRTS.—T. MYERS CALIS THR attention ladies that he has removed hia skirt mana Factory trowo. 281 Spring’ atrect to, S19 Hugeon. micees, where they can find a large assortment of the real watch spring steel extension skiri.of the latest apring style, at moderate prices. MYBRS, 319 Hudson street, near Vandam, BISKER Awan 95 AND 07. DUANE STRERT, have removed f im. #8 John sireet to the store 06 AND 97 DUANE STRERT, ‘west of way), a ‘and well seloated stock of SPRING MILLINERY GOODS, Comprising ribbons and silk ich and ‘American flowers, onde Inees and riches (two ‘Where they bare oj Which they offer nt the lowest prices, and to wilh ty eed o eal] the attention of the trade, Auction sales regularly attend- ed to. 1859. FRENCH LACE POL FRENCH LACE TALMAS, FRENCH LACE ecrnctLA MANTILLAS AT WHOLESALK, 1809. For Southern and Western trade, In elegant new Paris styles. ‘The mont varied stock in the city, at moderate peices an: AT GEO. ae ‘361 Broadway, (Between Thompson's and Taylor's Saloons.) CORPORATION AOTICHS, YORPORATION “x XOnTCR THe Jo COMMITTER J of the Common Council a soon reat of the elty from und) Albany, wil! meot in the haber the on Moniiay evening, the 2ist in id rood Ing gentlemen have been invit cl the delineration of the committee vi.:— Mensrs iene James '.* Brady, W. 1 Amor, W.V. Harmeyer, James W: Geran, J, Philips Pherniy 27. Stewart, Wilson a. Hunt, Wins Curtin. Noyen, Wane i Fiona ew "Lawher, Jonathan W. Allen, eta Glee, ‘Judue Welk. Chas, O'Conior, Jamon English ‘Wm. hi. Brady, Bilne B. Duteher, 0, W, Btarevant, ‘Thomas ¥. Ferris, A. W. Cantield, FP. J. A. BOOLE, Ohairman, @, Hart, Ree —TR COMMITT ON FINANOR OF THE nellinen wi'l meet on Monday, the 2iat inat., Hl.” Parton having businead reaneedted to atten, WM. 1. VALENTINE, ) Committee VREAR, { on ALEX WH. BULTE Pinanee, SPRING FASHIONS, CARD.—TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BUYERS— Paris pattern bonnets, also a large assortment of home manufacture, are now ready for the wholesale trade, at tee lowest’possible cash prices, at Mra, SIMMONS’, 564’ Tiroud waa, be i ‘ RTIFICIAL, FLOW! bs Target wreaths, Ball ahd bridal wrenths, Head dremes and boos ete nt of every description of French and American goods. Sobbers and miners are Invited to call and examine at RICE'S Artificial Flower Manufactory, 45 Division street, Afalland general aesortm: TRAW GOODS AT WHOLESALE JAMES CASRY, will offer for sale, on Nonday, February 21, 60) caane of 14, ladies’ and’ misses’ bonnets, bloomer's, lot of straw trimmings, ruches, bons, Liberty street, one door west of Broad: ‘an fins, he. Ao ag &c., for cash, at way. AN’ ARNIFICIAL FLOWERS, 712 BROADWAY, NEW YORK ont important and renowned frm in Paritand New York Or the finest artificial lowers, &o., at wholesale, M, BROWN & CO, HAVING REMOVED FROM THEIR old number, 443, the attention ‘Wentern buyers to ‘their a pring siphon of Indies? of Southern and pattern bonnets, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. RLS.—WE HAVE JUST REORIVED AND Dg PRA omy pty and au, ito eerie a eda os nd peo them at I. PF TROONS & 00's, 381 oppoaie the Broadway theatre. RTERS AND Pn tik be sy! WATOH- eamanrin Nena acre A cunt or ber ng nealon fat cla, Address sible, ¢, bor tas jew York TH MILUTARY. im MENDERS OF COMPANY ft, SIXTY-NINTH RRGI- ment (i, In G.) will meet at thelr armory, Fagle Drill om" ‘Unis (Monday) evening, Feb, 21, at § o’cloel ei “¢ Bree HOS. LYNOH, Captaln. SEW PUBLICATIONS, Th, THR PARTICULARS 1N RET ATION, TO THR Hillierd Mateh, will be fe ie BILETARD February, Copies gratia at Welan'n Bi tb sizeet and Vrondway, and at the ofee, 63 ‘ana slrest, Up ‘aire, ANTED TO RENTCIN BROOKLYN OR NEAR TIS city, or would purchage for cash, between now and lat of May, a moderate size house, with gas, water and ot yard room and stable a Price $3,000 t0 $7, paviag a cosirable pinon By nal frost Oil ocllooes ta 149 Post office, stating price, de. _____ SOPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. _ AX ASSOCIATE WANTED—BUSINESS LIGNE, GEN- tee] and very prodlable. An extrordinary indioement auliable man,” Ver 1 oDre TURNER, 90 Bigbth areoue.: Ney Feared. Qe ‘WANTED, A RESPECTABLE rr) in an exceeding! fable trovelling exhibitions $200 con be ceils Single. man. preferred; bigest referenc 6 Nassar, Saber ene erence given. "Apply at "any ANTEDOAN ACTIVE FARINER IN, A. FIRST clags Inger bler an r For particulars apply t0 A. D. INGLIS ig Brohange piace,” J ANTED—A GOOD MAN, OF BUSINESS HABITS, AS clerk ia a wholesale manufacturing business, who can invest $1,000 on good security, Partnership be bad, the partes being eatiafactory and capital sufficient. References wivrm and required, Address W. H. Melick, 407 Broadway. yy ANTED—A PERSON WITH A CAPITAL OF $3,000 to $6,000 wo Sg te eer ate of making money on spewing machine, will afford a very remunerative Pratt it veiaiied at $00, Mode] machines completed and doing erent work. ‘Adaress Gi W., Herald office, 100 728% WANTED-WITT A GOOD BUSINESS man in every city of the Union to engage in a very Inerative wholesale and retall business. ‘The party furnishings ie above Amount in cash can become a partner in agent cosh busines, Worth $5,000 per annum. Address Hardware, Hey veld office. 3,()() 70,8 WANTED, A PARTNER WITH THIS pd nnn of cash ina first class legitimate cash bu- inees; & fair income will be guaranteed and security gat for the money invested. iis in & chance seldoay, met ply personally at 66 Nasanu street, room No. 7. 3,00 -RARTNER, WANTED, INA, cast ESTAR Iighed business of several years standing, and will RY. hag A= men sendeome Bug will V4 pd tire & ‘and atten ora ‘ae 0. B. HOWES & Co, ) WANTED, A GOOD RESPECTABLE MAN AS jariner, (0 take full charge of @ vemperanee Fan old’ entablished place, ‘and har done's large mf manny seer ies roars lense and 8 good herve a wag an can apnre, And the balance from the profits of the store, me ‘at No. hc hl a nn DSO —A_ PARTNER WANTED, WITH 1.000. JM half ler rest in an aa $1,00 4,000 a year, without risk. fg excellen' ri he an, excelles porn for any yuo man, ‘Apply t0 GL FORT & 00., epee as see $2.500.-ZARTNER WANTED, aM ONE OF THEE largest not ying restaurants sit the lower city. be a lars ye BROKE, RE Nonmanrstrees, atiabaoin Wit A coon BUSINI 2500-008, cao aOR NAN 26 cont profits at wholesale, and recurity given for the weatment. Address Merchant, Herald oflice, with real name 1d address. 4, 000. —WANTED, A PARTNER, With TiHia ratclame actor gh twetecimoit tee Sturopes BF mie pycint prot of from $26 0: 0 to 8 009 ea be. reatined. heat references given, Addy rope, Broadway i lee, No o arenta need apply. as he $10, 000.77 5 ROOERS.—A YOUNG MAN, HAV- ing this amount and Jarge State and fereey trade, would ke to meet with « purty af expertence havin aime Amount to Invest in thy wanean et, W Join a haumo- already” estal ited ror ede preferred, Act- a X, box 18 Heraid ofige, with real name aod refe- renct led nee