The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1859, Page 10

ur Kansas Correspondence. Lacomrrow, K. T., March 29, 1859. ‘The Constitution lection—The Pike's Peak Gold Fever— Highway Rethers, dc., Be. ‘The election on the Constitution took piace yesterday. The day being very stormy, but a small vote was cast. It commenced raining carly in the morning, which soon changed to snow, which fell very fast during the day. I don’t think half the legal voters in the Territory went to the polis. In this (lecompton) township there were 7 votes for a constitution and 121 egainst it, in Law- rence 125 for and 35 against. At ove precinct in Jefferson county there were 82 against and 12 for; at Atchison 180 for and 2 against, Idon’t think there will be 6,000 votes polled throughout the Territory, from what 1 have been able to learn. It is reported in town to-day that a party of Piko’s Peak emigrants bad been attacked on the Plains and rob bed by a band of highway robbers. This is the first in- stance of the kind that has occurred, but it will probably not be the last: for the Pike’s Peak émigration will soon furnish a rich feld for the operations of “and pirates.” Many a poor fellow will leave for Pike’s Peak with a cheerful beart, but soon to be robbed by some highway robher. ‘The’reports from the go'd mines are not very tagpering: of late, A letter from there a few days ago represented considerable suffering among tbe miners, and represents that many will leave there in the spring. The sme 8 that a few are making from fifty cents to two dollars @ ¢ay; Dut a great many more are making no- thing, and none make it pay. The present season will f prove the country a humbug or that gold abounds toagreat extent. Notwithstanding the bad reports from there, many are getting ready to go. understand from good authority that 9 party left Leavenworth, or passed through, some days since, consisting of six able bodied men, none less than six feet high, barnessed to a light wagon, drawing it, in the place of horses, aud one man followed with nothing but a wheelbarrow. I should cou- sider this a slow way of getting to Pike’s Peak; but maay, I expect, will find that they will get there too soon, even travelling with a wheelbarrow. ‘The jury in the case of Dr Day, now on trial in St. Joseph for running off negroes, I have just learned could not agree. The Cruise of the St. Louts, OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE, Unrrep Stares Sine Sr, Lous, San Juan pet Noxre, March 4, 1a59. } The Squadron After the Pilibusters—John Bulb Puzsled— Oruise of the St. Lovis—Anm Exciting Chase—What She Caughi—Saval lems—Js the Brooklyn a Steam Joke? de, he. ‘The mail steamer leaves here to-day to connect with the mail at Aspinwall for New York; I will, therefore, transmit you a succinct outline of the intelligence from ‘bis quarter. Immediately on the arrival of the mail steamer Illinois at Aspinwall, on the 13th ult., the Flag Oflicer sent orders 40 our Commander to proceed immediately to this port and communicate with the Jamestown. On opening his instruc, tions Captain Ogden discovered that his ship, together with ‘he Jamestown, was detailed to cruise between Chiriqui Ingoon and the Colorado river, to intercept filibusters, the ships relieving each other every alternate ten days. On the 16th ult. we hove in sight of the three English ships gm the outer harbor of San Juan; the ship accordingly stood in with a beating breeze, to deliver the despatches intended for the Jamestown. It being our turn to com- mence the cruising, we deemed it unnecessary to anchor, po we stood in tacking about in order to weather the Britieh iner Cesar. A strong current and light breeze, however, caused us to pass under the liner’s stern, much, evidently, to their surprise, inasmuch as the manwuyre was repeated tw On arriving within half pistol shot ‘ef the Jamestown, she sent a boat on board and we deliv ered ber instructions, Having effected this we filled away and stood out seaward Whatever construction John Bull placed upon our singu- Jar actions is not precisely known to us; but we perceived the hiner signalize the two steamers, and they instantly The Diadem out after us until we joint Arenas, when sbe kept away to the south- ward, i the direction of Aspinwall, They evidently eu pected romething from our movements, and were deter- mined to ferret itout. Jobu Bull in phese waters is evi- dently wide awake, being possessed of a species of lynx eyed vigilance from which nothing escapes of the slightest @eusequence. it must be admitted that our Machiavelism iw generally well known to the English, no maiter how great exertions are made at concealment.” We cruised around on our beat for ten days, when wo stood in here aud anchored, during which period we cap- tured nothing pertaining to filibusters. On the evening of ‘the 23d, however, a sail was reported close in by the land. Now, thought the officers, hurrah for Walker ! The cir- eumstance being reported. tothe commander, he forthwith ared on deck aud gave orders to set all gail and keep away forthe suspicious looking vessel, reported to be (from the masthead) “‘a dark leoking schooner.” “See all clear to set tho starboard steering suils, sir! lay aft the watch to the braces—naul taut—rig out—hoist away!” Io ‘a few moments the St. Lou's was plunging her blu! bows into the seething foam, in full chase. We were indeed in aa uproar. The decks Presented a curious appearance— eficers, sailors, marines, and the promiscuous assortment @f “sick, lame and lazy’ which form? no inconsiderable portion of a man-of-war’s complement, came tumbling pon deck to catch a glimpse of the “buster.” After a good hour’s chase we came near enough the object to dis- over that we bad made a alight mistake in our reckon- fmg—the supposed filibuster schooner which had caused ‘tais mighty commotion proving to be a rock in the shapo ‘@f a truncated cone. We had evidently been “sold,” having found ourselyes in the position of the famous pai with the thousand men, who “marched them up 8 bill and marched them down “again.” With feelings of Taortification we hauled in stun’ gails and braced up on a wind, thoroughly wearied of chasing ‘‘a bloody rock,” as ® forétopman sententiousty remarked. Layp Saves in Kansas anp Nesraska,—The proclamations, Noe, 636 and 637, recently issued by the President for land sales in Kansas and Nebraska, in’ July, Augnstand September next, embrace an aggregate of 9,588,000 acres of Iund, to be offered as follows: — ‘In Kansas —At Lecompton, three sales, 2,875,423 acres; at Kickapoo, two sales, 1,614,091 acres, "and at Ogidea, ‘two sales, 1,296,724 acres. In Nebraska.—At Brownsville, two sales, 1,434,567 acres; at Nebraska City, two sales, 1,406,625 acres; at Omaba City, two sales, 1,240,755 adres; at Dakota, one sale, 219,821 acres. The sales embrace some of the choiceet Innes in those territories, a large portion of which has been held back, because of the late financial pressure, for nearly a year later than would otherwise have been the case. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. A Sas | RESPECTABLE, “MIDDLE. ‘AGED | WOMAN tb pecans, ‘a situation as child’s nurse; she has ieace in that caoacity, Apply at 53 West oven, nie two days, A. PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS cook, washer and ironer. Can be seen at 210 Jay at, Brooklyn. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion as cook in a private family; und 0 all kinds of ‘and can come highly re- st, between stheand 6b The Jamestown is now off on her cruise, which will be | cooking, bresd and pasiry; has a perfect knowledge of to =p on the 9th inst. above, Good city reference, Can ve seen for two days af 1QL ‘Before concluding I would state that the Savannah hag | East 25th st., third floor, front room, ‘been ordered to Vera Cruz to inquire intoa reported in- sult offered to our flag by one of her Majesty's ships of war. The Roanoke is at Aspinwall, and the Saratoga: on her way there. The Brooklyn has ‘not yet arrived here, though we daily expect her. From her protracted absence ‘We presume that some of her machin has given out; for those who are familiar with the naval management are mot too sanguine but that she bas proved one of those everlasting steam jokes which Uncle Sam occasionally in- PUL ICrAELE J YOUNG SCOTCH LADY WISHES altend a fancy aor iy Seek heii yeimea ieee ores for two 253 Fulton st, Brooklyn. Risdeh A LADY, WELL EDUCATED, AND AOCUS- to good’sdclety, wishes to meet eet rth some highly Fespectabie' family who would receive instructress 0 a Dieasant home, "Ad. eae ‘and com one her with ae ae eee it other as «l ee wi q Pre Woantiee about of oley renee scan SITUATION WANTED — BY TWO PROTSSTANT joung women, Fisters; One ag seamstress and to aseist in tak € { chidren; the other as to do cham. pwerk nnd ind children; both will be-foued willing and berwork and mind ; both: obliging; b have good city reference, Cull at weiss 21th at, corner SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MID. legged woman, a8 on, aad io auaat in washing $1 a ° Hest city reference given. wage ec days a 120 Raat 10th at & YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAMBER: A. fini and e aver, or chawbermaid and to take care of children; has lived two years im her isst place, Call at 265 Wert Slat st, for two cays. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS AA aiinbermaid and to do fine waabing and troning. | Good reference, Call at 85 East 22d st, between Sdand Lexingwn aves. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA: A fonaschamtermaid, walter or seamstress: in willing to make berself generally vi is competent to Mil either caa- city and can give reference from first class families, Can be nern for two day at 294 West 16th wt, frst oor. SITUATION WANTRD—BY A PROTESTANT aren, A Ve chambermald aad waltrens or as waitcess aloue.. City references, Inguire at 287 West 27th at., between 9b and 1oik avenues YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. ermaid and seamstress, oF to take care of ebildrensor Zo do general houvework tn m small tmily: tg willing to make hersell us }00d references. Call at 62 West Washingt m piace, near 6b av enue. RUSPROTARLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A BITOA- mbermaid and reamstress: Ia willing to assist in the washiog aod ‘roning, Call atSit Hicks st, near Pacite at,, South Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTPD—RY A COMPETENT YOUNG woman, as nurse and seamstress: is folly capable to take. @harge of young or grown children; und=rstands the care of a baby perfectly; haa had many veara experience Hest a references. Mall for two days at 197 Kast 12th st., near bi Ista COOK WANYS A-SITUATION IN A HOTEL OR A foarding house: she thoroughly understands her busivens, cap cook all sorts of meats. soups and pestry, and also re- manran: busivesg: hae no objestion to sara in curving: i re quired; ‘of city reference ean oe seen. Callas 71 Divi- tion at, second door, room No 5, fortwo days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A smc ation ae nnrge and senmatrons, the best of city referenc lived for the last three years. Broome st., up stairs. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT ALLE YOUNG woman, a8 Jaly’s maid and seamstress; undersanda hair dressing? bas the best of city reference, Call at 60 Lafsy- ¢tie piace, in the toy store. RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA tion as good cook, washer and ironer. Has the beat of Gily reference” Oall ai 67 West 15th st, in the rear. LADY, BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING, WISHES {o procure situations for two females; one as’ Jwuntrese ‘and the other as wal or objections to go asbort distance in the country; best of rae ee given, Ap ply At 87 Rast 12th a ret; can be seen for two days. eHtie etd Aaa oe Baath Jal RS ‘OUNG WOMAN WANTSIA SITUATION AS COOKIN rivate family; is an excellent washer and ironer; un- derstan pepe Oe wy ate Norse eno ail ent. ofc sat. p fall at West 26ih st "wo doers from tab ave, hind door, ‘back room, for two ) days. SITUATION WANTED—DY A RESPE JOT A. #GIRi ie eneralnausean ks a shall tainly: ais as sber and lroner and good bread baker.’ Good recom- ndations from her last place, where she lived two years. Inquire at 2 24 ave. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE youne. fil, asan exverlenzed children’s nuree: is com Teieot to take the entire a babe from i Dirt; is both obliging: ha ve years’ reference from ber iret can ybly recommet character and itp ‘all at Lf University piace, between lith and 12h from, hher last piace, ees oh hen call for one day at 479 rate w ftmylbysite eal YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. o cut and fit cbildreo’s dreasea and — in. dress G, ¥., Herald sts., for two days, evi ya dont leig Sos ete tal RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT, GIRL WISHES, letter, having given you latest intelligence up to date, pedir ps eed pagent ‘ng se Garay pum do general housework fore, scasil femilyr® The Cruise of the Cyane. st corner of Van Brunt, Brooklyn. Can be seen for two daya OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE. 8 seamatress; do all ‘inde of fazall ly sewing; has the best of city reference from her last place. Call at 109 East 13th st, between $d and 4th aves., room No. 2, seoond floor. : ora ITUATION. WANTED-BY A SST a is ar hg earn De “ii spd Scary coon! wen Weet 30: at, ITU ATIONS WaNTRD—By TWO VERY ReSPEORA. pe gus, 1a a private fam they \lesire 10 go i, wanber aad ironer, the ‘olber A ng Bent of ey reference. Gan'be seen for Peemavs at 4 Weot 224 ity, wecond toor, ITUATION WANIED-BY A RESPECTABLE Pa ad 001 4 iron; is @ 900d bak: ST vestunkworoan, to cook, wash tn i beteed baer: ©, rear building, seooad no objection to go In the country; Hehe So 1h ‘a, between avennes 3 ON WANTRD-—BY A YOUNG PROTESTANT reat i chamber majd and to take care of ¢! Fcc V¥ an chambermaie and plain sewer. Qall for two days at Tw avenue. ITUATION WANTSD—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS Jaundres; fs witing to agaist in the chamberwork; ot to gots tha country for ibs summer moutha. Gan be’ seen at ber last employer's, 44 (reat Jones at, Qrgpations WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS; Kets © is ap excellent cook; unierwands ber hutiness perfeetl Po objection to ‘assist In washing aod {rouing. ‘Phe other aa ermaid and seamstress, or would do fire washing 34 frovin,:; uo odjectton to go Ia the jeountry for the summ: Dest city reference can be glven trom thelr last onglova oat for we dave ‘st, beiween 7tn and cond 1 pe pete WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE nt wiobved tant German girl, ip a vate faratly, or wo avend #: Understands avery kind of housework thoronuhty, bus good re: commencalions Call at72 Duane at , frst floor rT ATION Ww ANTED—RY A Ree Sith you Ko irl, an chemoermsid and sea’ waitress ina vale family; bas ibe Lest of cily reference, Uallat No. 6 Bank sh, for two days WO RESPROTABLB GIRLS 1 WISH. SITU ATIONS— ‘One as ccok, and the ether ag chambermaid and waiter; lise lived in genie) families; ; good sity referencca: na objecting tothe country. Call ab 1,008 roadway, between 26th and 27ua WO RESPEOTARLE SISTERS WISH SITUATIONS; ‘one as cook. the other as waltress and chambermaid;ahe cook nent in her vapacity; has the best of city references from her Jaat piace. Can be eden for two days at No. 116th at, N'Y ber- WO SISTERS (PROTESTANT GIRLS), harem HAVE lived for eight years in one family, wiah im; One 28 cook Or laundress ind the other as Waitress of chamboraas'a, Call for two days at 139 East 20th street, third floor, front room. WO BESPECTANLE YOUNG WOMEN WANT SITUA; rat rato cook, and the other as nurse nnd fseanastrets: oem produce the hom of ay seferonse, otiencbe seen at 102 Sth ave., between 16th and 15th s's., for twodays, ARTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do chamberwork and waiting: has five ears recommendation from her last place. Oan be seen at 136 West ‘3d st, between 7th sod Sib ave. ANTED—A Lops andes BY po EeArhOr ABLE colored woman, to tr Rr Iady’s éerstands travelling with jeden, bas een around oT ‘world twice. Best of reference given, Address box 1,857 Post offi ANTED-—A SITUATION AS OHILD'S NURSE AND to do pinin sewing, by & a respecte. Zoung woman; ‘good city reference. Can be seen at 110 East ANTED.—A YOUNG WOMAN WITH A FRESH ‘breast, who bas lost her first baby one day old, wishes to take a baby to nurseat her residence, “Cal at 106 Est Sieh at, between lat and 2d avenues, third floor, front room, Please call for two days. The beat of city reference given, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook in & private family; she thoroughly understands ee business be Benet city reference; the city preferred. Call ANTED-—SITUATIONS, BY TWO GIRLS; ONE AS ‘cook and to assist in the washing, the other ag chamber- maid and waiter, or chambermaid and child’s nurse; no. ob- jectiona to fo. (he country; best of recommendations given he pret aployers. ’ Oall for two days at 23 Clinton place. W ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITU 4 tion as cham! and waiter, and to assist ip the fin Meal feat pre city reterence. ‘ABpIY at 4 99 West 19th _ Westen A SEALS GERMAN GIRL, fd situation as coer peer ‘merican or —— fami references ex Gan be seen from 1004 at 0 Audgon st, second | floor, for two days only, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. és low rd mbes _ A pot to open 3 good city reference. seen for two days West Idth sireet, Unrrep States S1oop or. War Cranz, Bay or Guayaqut., Feb, 20, 1859, rt rip of the Cyane from Callao to Guayaquil—General Duty and a General Alarm—Sailing for Panama—Scenery on SBhore—Appearance of the Ladies —Produce and Pigs, Leaving the city or harbor of Callao on the afternoon of he 14th instant, we arrived at this place on the evening ef yesterday, Our voyage so far has been a very tire- ome one, yet not altogether void of interest or excite- ment. ‘The revolution in Chile, together with the war between Peru and Ecuador, have caused the Cyane to put in to al- ‘most every port between Valparaiso and Now Granada— ‘most of the ports having been blockaded. Captain Lock- ‘wood thought that our commerce might require gome pro. ‘tection, and hence our calling in at Coquimbo, Huasco, Cal- @era and Callao; but finding everything quiet af the above places, we left, as above, for Guayaquil. The night we anchored off Punar Island, in the bay of Guayaquil, everything was calm and still; not even the ripples awoke the stillness of the ecene, and the bright, Deavtiful stare reflected their light on the.calm waters as though on the face of a mirror. The sailors were lazily Jouning about decks or softly sleeping in their hammocks ‘and ali the officers, save the captain and officer of the deck, had retired, ‘Directly the quick roll ot the drum called every man to his post, every officer armed, ba: mocks brought up and stowed in the nottings, the guns cast loose and double shotted, ali within the space of thir- teen minutes, The lookout had espied a war steamer coming down the river, and had given the alarm. On ame the steamer, like ‘some huge monster of the deep, ncarcely rippling ‘the water as she moved along. As ahs came up the captain hailed with ‘‘what steamer is that?’ which was replied to by asking ‘‘what ahip is that?’ mean- ing the Cyanne. Captain L, did not anewer the question, however, untij his own question was answered. An officer came on board from the steamer to explain that he thought we were a merchant vessel, and came down to warn us Off. He seemed rather taken by surprise at sceing our Ship ready to receive him—he had not heard our call to quarters. After explaining he left, and the steamer kept ‘onjfer course down the bay. There happened to be no American vessels up the river, 80 we hove up anchor and started on our way to Panama, our destined station. Punar Island is one of the several that dot the bay of Gaayaquil, and I believe the only one inhabited. It has ‘on it a smail village inhabited by native Indians, who have ‘& dark, sallow complexion, are of medium size and very fond of strangers. The houses are all bailt upon poles, on ‘account of snakes and other reptilee, which are very plenty ‘and very annoying. The houses are one story. The in- habitants sit on the floor or swingin hammocks, The wo- men, some of them, are very good looking, but not pretty; they are lighter than the men, and fat and plump; they fare evidently fond of the “Americano” 's,”? aa they call us. The island wore the most cheering appearance of any place T bave seen since leaving the United States. The grase is tong and beautiful, trees tall and stately, and flowers of every deecription grow in wild luxuriance, throwing out their sweetness in every direction. Frait grows wild and ip abundance, such as mango apples, cocoanuta and cher- ries; but it was impossible to get anything like meat save a pig, and generally speaking a Spanish pig is not very Pleasing to the ‘‘digestibles”’ of an American, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do berwork and fine washing and iron- ‘ing; has the best of city reference. all at 84 7th street. YT Mgepeeg eo: MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A BABY to wet nurse, in her own house, who has a comfortable home for one, heviog lost herown. Please call at 182 Ehza. beth st , front room, first floor. YOUNG GIRL, A PROTESTANT, WISHES A SITU- tion as lanndresa, in a private family, or to do chamber- work and fine washing; has no obj to the country for the summer. Can be seen this day at 77 West 19th street, between 6th sud 7thave. RESPRCTABLE YOUNG GIRL, WISHES A SITUA- tion to do chamberwork and take care of children; ta a fied plain sewer; can do embroidery: 4s an Ronest und fadu. Wious girl. Good reterence. Call for two days at $9 Douglas: st, between Smith and Hoyt, A. SITUATION WANTED—1Y A RESPECTABLE FRO" teatan| young Woman, a8 nurse ¢ chan. bermaid and plain sewer; understands all kinds of fanily sewing; Is faithful and kind to children. Good recommenda- tions, Call at 16 West 35th st , between Broadway and 7th av. YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION in s small, respectable, private family, Call at 159 16th st, corner of A, third th SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as good cook, washer and izoner, Rostior Gty reference. Call at Johnston st, three doors from Gold st, rooklyn. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU. nas chambermad and to do plain sewing, or would by washing and troning; has the beat of city refe rences. Can be seen at 136 West 33d at, between 7th and stb ave,, first floor, front room. A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN se nurse and seamstress: is fully competent to take the with Sees can curl and dress hair children, or would like ,to wait om a lady and travel city reference. Call at 62 Weat Zist at corner of th ave, nicely. Can give the beat of SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, BY AN EXPE- rienced girl; would sasist in the wraahloig and ironing; can Sotho tases of & small private family, Can Err ive years cltyi reference. Can be seen fortwo day at 187 Hester at, r, ont rom. SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENS PER Bon, 88 cook; 1s an exo baker, washer and ironer: ood elt reference, | Call tor two days at 219 West 17th st, be- fireen hh and Su a RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A situation as nurse and refe. renee: no objection to travel. seamstress; bas the all on! or address cso MB 835 Fast 13th st., fourth floor, front room, for two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as cook: is a first rate baker of bread, pastry, poul- try, &c.; is willing to aasiet in "the washing riod ironing of & private familly. Good cy reference, Gall at 43 30th si, near ¢th ay, GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID and waitress or to take care of children; bas lived two years in her last place, Beat city reference. Cali fortwo days ‘at 196 Greene st. A SITUATION WARTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 4 widow, todo general honsework; is a good plain ed0k and first rate washer and ironer, basa ty old; would Our Boston Correspondence. Ike to get situation fr Bi fa the mace plase with ipeve'( Bostox, April 9, 1859. city reference; no objection to go a short distance in the country. Call for two days at 7 Matn at , Brook LADY WOULD LIKE T0 OBTAIN ASITUATION FOR ‘A neat, Udy girl, as chambermaid and waitress, an? Wo Anelst in the washing and ironing; she has n god disposition, fand ie very kind to children. “Apply at 15 London terrace for wo di A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES TO WORK The Post Office Remmal Question—What the Interest Wants — The Eliot School Troubles, dic. In my last Istated that it was doubtful whether the Post ‘Of¥ice would be removed back to State street. This morn- ing the committee met in the rooms of the Board of Trade, ‘and with two exceptions, they were composed either of bank Mercantile out by the day; one who can give every sntiafaction ia for insurance officerr. ‘Tho result, of thie grand conclave or tortie Tite dresses, Call at 40) Woat ISU st, first floor, front room, over the (shich, be it borne in mind, was strictly private) was ‘a further appointment of a sub-committee. The enormous sum of $12,600 was enough to intimidate the bravest of thoee public spirited men who had the interasts of Boston 20 Much at heart. What a commentary on our people is this! ‘But what adde more to the meanness of the whole project is ‘the fact that those who have boosted themselves into office by profeanions of friendship to the present administration ald be the first to succumb to the wishes of a mere fraction in this city. {It ill becomes certain men who have faken an active part in this controversy to assume the Fosition they bave. Their very existence depends upon ‘the favors they have received from the present adminis tration, to the neglect of those who have ever proved themselves tried friends of the democratic party. The cry has been raised of corruption, party cor- raption, the spoils of office, &c let these same tlemen who are vow #0 anxious to accommo- the people recollect the price paid to remove the Post Office from the old ‘‘Stave House’’ to the basement of the Merchants’ Exchange building. The democratic party are not indebted to Boston for their success, and never have been. Bat aside from thie, why wore there not placed ‘on this special committee men who represented the di rent commercial interests of Bostan? Why select men who might, from their personal convenieuces aad private considerations, be influenced in favor of carrying ‘back the Post Office to its olf subterranean quarters’ ‘Your correspondent is familiar with a large proportion of the mercantile interesta of Boston, and boldly aseerts, Without fear of contradiction, that ontelde of those merely interested in real estate in Stute atroct, there will be found Dut few who oppose the present location, and Broat credit fg due to several Boston editors baa 4 independent stand they have taken in this matter. The democratic party ‘we acknowledge, is small hero, bat tho small romnaat ‘that is left is true to the administration, and we trust that the Se aay glad forsake them on account of any bugboars that may be ratsed by verts 40 democratic principies choniseren dhs ‘The Eliot schoo! troubles havo givon rie to mauy indise Mgt ATION WANTED—B Y A RESPROTABLE YOURG woman, as cl bermaid and laundress, or as chamber: maid and ha OR, Has Ly, ES, ES er 3 chy reference m her , Which jaat let Oall fort ye Sa) West trate . ieee dave A RESPRCTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A arr atlon, ag chambermatd and waiter; no objection to take Gare of children, “Has good reference from her test place. Cail at or address 2% Front st,, Brooklyn. Can be see till engages. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as chambermald and waitresa, or as chambermu\t ind to aeaat tn the washing apd ironing. ‘Th of oity rete rence given. Call at 114 7th av., corner of sth at.; old number, 110; second floor, back Foom. A ‘RASPECTAPLR YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion to do chamberwork and sexist in washing and fronty », Or bas uo objsetion to cook, waali aud iron in # amall privacd family, The beat of city references can be given if required, Coll 8. 142 West $0th at.” Can be seen for two days, AY pedal GIRL, THIRTEEN YEARS OLD, WISHES A aid and to wait on the door, ina 3 at, in the rear. OUNG J LADY WISHES TO OUTAr COPYING Teferences. A: i. fe! ee ge ae Pees ddreas M. DeP., Madiaou sq SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPRCTAGLE Sree pticake aeuily tee bene reat ironer, or laundress in of city reference y be meen {or two days a 224 Raat 1th Ef atone A SITUATION WANTED—HY A A YOUNG GIRL, AS chambermaid, or to nasiat in the wast af cy reberovee trom ber lum place. Cas be aseu Re tes days bt 93 Weet 19th wt., in in theres rear, YOUNG ENGLISH PROTES PROTESTANT GIRL <A. Tituatlon as nurse tor ane oe twa chr sees a ere door s or ag chamberraald. Cail at 82 West 16th st., ona irom i RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES a bei Lat al creet remarks, ig hy gh from our pulpit sermons A salctambeennia andnare, ak and innedrome: bi which will ten tend to do more barm Sg on Tf oar | the best of city reverense. Call ‘ot 206 Atlanilo ri cwmeret WMberties are ioe Lo ron equal privileges must be Gourt as Brooklyn, and tf this porsecticn pte i Te | enna, 18 Will Fest upon the authors,” Peltcal mo- (A SITUATION Wantap—by mo YOUNG Wourn, — Porracr ae Cony Tt i no longer n cenrary to 00) 16 Unite: tates any Britiah y ‘upon letters addressed to Turks da aud for wanted fe ‘the mails to oe errangenenta having been made Or general hoi he I farnily; the other d werk ne ft rae a Ny other ne urea And cham ‘A (ourerawt kgs by glad. ree bs A eyed oceans envi in Pah Sc tpaden, care of children; understands by the British Office for levying and collecting such Ae the of. te on the delivery of tho letters at destination. 1a | Call or two day’ ine eal bas yuk henaleaes re, therefore, ‘nited States o Only i requir ed to bovprepaid tpon letters for Turks Islands, whieh is A RESPECTABLE GIRL. WANTS A SITUATION AS ten cents the pier 0 Goes not exceed cham hermald and to mesist with the waabing aod {roning, or would ¢ to chamberwork and aye of children od ctr referenee Can be ween for tyro days at 006 2d ave. 2,600 miles, and twenty conts if the distance is vyer 2,500 mules. “6 ween ‘Sist and 92d et. chan! ice private family. Onn be seen for two days at 115 Amity | SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE AL young women, as cook, washer and irover. sod few good Pakor. City references given. Inquire at 81 West 23h mt, between Gib and 7tb avs. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, 08 frst rate cork and io asclet witb the washing: fuly understands ber business in all its branches. The beat of city references given. Call for twodays at 8 West 25th at., oe tween 6tb and 7t th avs. V ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION 28 ‘good plais seamatrens or to do light chamber work, or to aseiet in ‘aking care of children; the best of city reference from her last place, ‘Can be seen for two days at 35 West 13th at, near 5th av. x eR ae A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A chambermaid streas; fe willing to make berself generally useful, aud seams fest ot fren at 242 6ib avenue, between 1 ‘Sth aad {6th sts , third floor. SITUATION WANTED BY, ‘A RESPAOTASLE YOUNG : has no objection to sasiat at hing and tioning? ine ged city references from her Inst ; € xr at 226 West 2oth st., between Sth and 9th ava., first flonr, back room, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation, aa chamhermaid and plain eeamstress; is capable of making’and repairing boys’ clothes; is neat, obliging and wilng to make herself useiul. Can be ween at 123 22d st., until engaged. LADY WISGES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION FOR A A. Entstwortby verson. to do chamberwcre und plain sowing Or to wait on grown children; no objection to antry, Oall at 28 Charles st. RESPFCTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION. as chamberma' and nurse, or as cha nbermald and op! seamstress; has a reference ot eight years from ber last nlace Cail tor two days at 8 6th ave., near Sth st. and Waverley place, third floor, back room. KESPRCTABLKE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 SITU- A. ition us cook; bas no objection to. amis’ in. washing and ironing, or to go a short distance fn the country. Best of refe- renees.” Call at 55 Weat 18th st, between 61h and 7tn aves., in the rear, for two days. SITUsTION WANTED—AS COOK, BY A RESPECT. A. able girl, who unde:siands her business: has three years food references from a rst claag Frenen family; is capable of fing such a place If required; no objec Eo a stort distance to the Country. Cull fortwo dae at 16 West Sth second floor, fromt room. RESPECTABLE ar pes GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion ag chambermaid snd waiter, or to take care of chil- dren: no objection to the country for the summer, or to travel with a lady to Euroye or Calttornia, Has the best of city rete rence, Caw be seen for two daysat No, 5 Kose street A LADY WITH A SOFFICIENT INCOME TO LIVE pon, but not willing to be idle, wishes a situation as bousebeeper in some respectable family, Address box 1,04 Post ellice, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS OHAM- bermaid and waitress. Good city reference from ber ae ‘nny Can be seen for two days at 81 28th st, third floor, k room. ITUATION WANTED—T0 DO CHAMBERWORK AND children. waiting. or to do plain sewing and to take care of jo objection to go in count Reference given. Appi; ac ia0 Set ak, between Ist and me i if Se GR WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS jady’s maid and seamstress, in a private family. No ob- jection to travel for the summer. City reference from her last Place Can be seen for two days at 118 West 2th at GUUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO $2, coos wash and fron; is m good beker. Call at 174 Bust st ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do ehamberwork and rai fa a small private her ofa Best of city reference, Cail at ‘eat 20th at., cor- ner of 7th ave. QiTvaTION WARTED—BY A beni yen ‘eee ~ igre to.go smasher ork of and Coed om Loa ing; is williog to mal raelf general the housework of astmall family, Good city rerarence, Gall At 15) West 20th at., near Sth ave, ITUATION TARTaD-ae A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do chamberwork and waiting in a small private feoiy. Lest of elty reterence. Call at 31 tom AV., cor mer of 2ith st, SWATION Ww WANTED—RBY A be hh eg hs args Frllusand rong fa ncvat tal" ee ey eterences Cail for two dye at No GBackst. sii se GitwaTIoN WXNTED—BY A RESPROTABLE GTRU, as chambermald an no objections to assist in th Washing and ironing. Galata Woes 2th st., between ry and 7th ave, RITUATION WANTED “BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, aa chambermatd and seamsiress; hos lived in the of families, best of city reference. Call at 114 Weat 190 Bt between 6th an § ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG £9 Wotan, ns ehambermald and seamstrens, and to aswist In the washing and ironing: ia wilitng and obliging; has good city Peference. Can be seen tll suited at 17i West 38d st., top floor, { front room. —1 ne enn ITUATION WANTED—LY A YOUXO WOMAN, ‘00d 600} « D Fi. gons ono ry Teferencos. Cali at 201 Weat 25th st., | QITUATIONS WANTED—RY TWO RESPROTABLE | 1D girls; onc as first class cook and willing to agaist in wash- the other as chambermait Can be seen for to daye at 180 Bast SOc reference from thelr Ingp place. QITUATION WANTRD—NY A PROTRSTANT WOMAN, aa cook, or toto general housework in © small famail: Gly reteaences. Cull at 102 New Canal near Forsyth. | Sry, ATION wi NTED— BY A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG ing and {roninj woman; underatenda baki , Siok, washer and Irae, age fectionn to gota coy, Good city reference, ui nt 249 Went Yorn af between 8th and ph ITUATION WANTED—BY PROT. s' wo pk aah avd ion, oF tes chamiberamd sagt paonees all prive fen it) iu aye wt 120 Went 12th ti Wares ene eee TATION WANTED—RY A YOUN Sis chambermaid and do plain sewing. moat at 0 ra ~ieeppeentanntaas denied som WANTED—BY TWO RESPROTABLE WO- plain washer and meni one as : axa The = F) ee inaid aod walter; is willing to nash with the p Ey F Hier tor sree tines oyna Asnwnern'ey a st Noor, roat noes Call foe 197 ITUATION WANTRD—ny Sod amareane a in: ele GIRL, Work, in Taury) frat rate w aahor ant (rane Be from he? last place, Cal hand Bt we, second oor, front rooms idl @irvation WANTED—BY A RaSPROTABLE GIRL; understands every kind of housework: eed mendationg: no oljection bo ge Me couatege fm ard rate, Gall for two days at 610% Pearl et. none way. MB WANT: D—BY TWO COMPREENT FOUN unde erm 8 Mashing tnd Ironiyg: the other ww wsntmerogy, Wh) O40 sod Indien anal cl iitren’s plain dresses and do ali kinda of wing. Haw wx yeare ref ween two days at 325 6th av., near 29th at, pu bpaortib aan ane refereny®. Can be Wy ates? A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, A SITUATION TO cook, wash and iroa for ® small private family; under- stands her business Well recommended from her last place. Apply at 202 Kast 26th s:,, second floor, back room WARTED-A SITUAYION, BY A RESPECTABLE young women, as plain codk, washer and roner; no ob. Jectlon to do the honkewarx of a small private family, Good ‘ety reference ‘two days West Zin st, between Sih and 9th avons, at ANTEDCRY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION 48 Best cliy reference, Gail at ‘or mficcen tak ts aes we rel reference, at or 78 Laurens st, between Houston and rinesker, "0 S078 NO. 17 ANTED—RY A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL (PROTES- tant), asitustion, aa norge; can take charge o! an infant from Its birt. 1g no objection to travel, Can come well re- ine Call for two days at 12034 West 25:h st, near ith ave WASTEDIBY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION {0 do general housework, or ax chambermald: is a. good Janodress ; be well recommended by her present em- ployers Apply for two days nt 129 Wont eae Nasheed ahem chn ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion to do due sewing, or any kind of muslin embrolder, and to take oare of chudren or.do chamberwork; one who with make herself generally useful, if desired. Call for two days at 77 Benry st., between Market and Pike, seocnd floor, front room, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A situation ss chambermaid and seamstress, Inquire at 36 Forsyth st., room No. 7, in the rear. WaArte—sy, A COMPETENT PROTESTANT YOUNG woman, a sithation as cook, and to assist in the washing and troniog, in & private family; Is an exoolient baker. Beat city reference. Call for two days at 89 6th av. WwW ANTED-—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- ‘extant girl, to do chamberwork or Ri ing in washing and troping; has no o! for the summer seagon. Apply at 124 Grow wich, Wasten—a, at SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oung girl, a8 ‘and, senmairess; chilarey's dremen and oat it kinda of tarntty ‘sewing’ seen for two daya at 102 19th st., rear house, second teen Gand He ove WASTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, to do general housework ina small pri ate family: or to cook, wash and iron; best of city, reference be given from ber last place. Call at 541 Waabi st. inthe rear, top Boor, Serie WAXIED-AFITOATION, BY A YOUNG rowan, to W cook, wast'hud trons beet of chy reereces Weat in it between 6th aba Tis aves Tor two days, ANTED—BY A FIRST RATE LAUNDRESS, THE washing of a family or two or three gentlemen; the r clothes will be punctaally attended to, Good reterence If re- quired. Call at or address No-224 West 17th st, first floor, room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to cook, wash iron in ey family; best reference given. Inquire at 116 West 32d st , for three days, ANTAD—A- SITUATION, BY A SMART GIRL, TO ‘take care of ehildren or do the work of small family. Can be seen for two days at 495 9have., third floor, front room. ANTED—A epee! BY A bait young woman, to cook, wadh and iron, or wo do the get ral housework of « mall private fami beat clty re: ference. Call for two days at No. 6 Vine lyn ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE irl, aa chambermaid and waiter. Has good city refu- rence if required. Call at 340 7th av. room Nov? ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT Ma A BECASION to do chamberwork and sewing or wait on children, Hag pony reference, Call for two days at 143 7th ave., near at Vv J ANTED— BY A RESPECTABLE ‘you G WOMAN, a situation as cook; understands cooking in all its branches. The best gy rotarnece given, having had everal years’ expe- Hat rience. ‘8 ith av., between lat and 22d sts., for two ANTED-—BY A Bi ‘ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as nifrse and regs or chambermaid and seamstress, or would do wating in ammall family. est olty reference given, nll at 98 West 19th st, between 6th and 7th avs., second floor, back room, fortwo days. WANTED BY A SEAMSTRASS, A SITUATION IN A private family; i 8 compevent dressmaker and apenks German and En, ‘a 82 Waverley place on Tuesday, {2h Inst, oF addfore a note, which will be ‘promptly anaw red: NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FERALES, | WW ARTED—2Y 4 RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 take care gfsuudren. Garbo sen eal ceed at 11 Bass 19h a, Doe tw ve TIDY YOUNG GIRL, A arsisiny: , do chamberwork and ery has the best reference from her lagt place. Call at 111 26th a, cor 3 ti titts WARTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ACTIVE YOUNG In, an chambermald and’ waitress. Tavuie at her pro- seat pine 18 Bast 16th st, where sho can be bighly recom, ANTED-BY (A RESPECTABLE | MARRIED WO. man, 9 ait troping, in the bent merner, ted her own wine” ey ni Washington st , front bas ment ‘ANTED-SITOATIONS, BY TWO RESPROTABLE ‘wonien; one as cook, washer and ironer; the other as chambermaid, waitress, and assistant washer and ironer: best of city reverence, Can be seen for twodays at 96 West 19h at, between ¢ih sna 7th ave, ANTED—BY A apy ieeati tty GIRL, A SITUA. Wien as chambermaid and waiter, or woul champher- work and sewmg = Hasihbe best of city reference for either. Call at 116 West 27th st., thir » front ron, ANTPD—BY TWO RESPROTABLE GIRLS, Siva. ions: one a8 cook, good washer and irener: the other waiter snd cbambermaid or fd ond to take eure Sfa vaty. Good reference’ given. Can bo seen for two days. St No.6 Fast 2iat ah ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT GIRL ‘as waitress or chambermald Saven years clty re! 2 PPIY for two days at 1,110 rence from her last employer. Broadway, one ccor from 33d st. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE P Big ri Wwaaher and ironer, in a ferences given, Apply for nt room. BY A ANTED—A " BITOATIO: RESPECTABLE joung girl, as children’s nurse; no objection to go a short ee in’ the conntry. The best of city reference hase Pard be seen fortwo di ‘at 255 Corumbia at., be- Wile rostwortay SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPECTA- erson, 10 do costal Gone mais ae els fly, oF and assist with topennbert a store, 223 3d ave., wheiwtth 19th ANIEDCA SITUATION, BY | A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chamberinaid and Gne land i nuree and seamatress; either fultil to pene bro goon ashing Bt ely adel Kinds of. sia | Best of rete at kaa 27 rity ak, between 7 ferences. snd Hak arenes tc top floor, front roo fe ANTED—A SITUATION, eae oe SoOK AND EAN. dress, by muweinucrasese sv ee sone Wy saree ee. A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO do chsmberwork and sewing, or as chambermaid and waiting. Call at 490 6th ave., floor, front room. pet foray bop toratt estas banal Sle min Flee no count = ferences from her last pluce, ali at 87 Madaonse, oe? ANTED—A SITUATION, BY at RESPECTABLE ‘as chambermaid ani 7 “no objections to the ‘Weat 19th st, second ‘ET NURSE.—WANTED, A AOR BY A RE: popocable young women, ‘who has ‘own baby; be seen at 126 ‘Columbia et., near WAxtED_By A RESPECPABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘situation as wash reference from the family ffoing in the country On Thuradey next, iri {wo dage at 109 Clinton et, southeast corner of Cliaion and klyn, Wy race IN on rsd Lest § food cook, wasber anc Aoply at Hicks Brooklyn, between Backew and D @ Degraw nis, vit references. WANTEDTAN ACTIVE GIRL, WHO IS A GOOD cook, washer and troner, “None ‘need apply without good city, reference, at 107 West 34th st. ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, cand one to do chamberwork and fine washing; t. ‘waitress. Apply at 667th av. WAntzD 2110 SEAMSIRESRES, WHO UNDERSTAND change, to go a short distance in the country; and one gr to attend & 1 GIRLS; uber aa iy restaurant. Apply, with reference, a ANTED--TWO YOUNG GIRLS, WITH PLEASING appearance, to attend ina saloon, to go to Philadelphia; thote that can play the piano preferred.” Sach girls will fous good home and hberal salary. Apply at 24 Howard a, Tween 12 and 8 o'clock P. M. ANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL, WITH FXCEL- lent city references, a situation as cook; uaderstands baking and pastry: ine part of be ing snd fronting, ‘would go with al ae, country forthe summer; wages rae ege Bast 23d oa ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W “young women os lncnatees In private family; under. stands using @ mangle. Good city reference. No objection to Jersey City. Call at 81 new Canal at., for two days, WANTED —A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE MAR- Tied woman, who has a liitle girl five years old; would be Pilling to make herself generally useful; ide good froner. Can come well recommended. days at 43 Hamilton st washer and ‘Can be seen for three ED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM: AN, A savant as chambermaid or waiter ; prefers a respect- able boarding house. The best of city Teferenoe can be given. Call for two days at 129 Clinton st., in the rear. fas tpn SITUATION, AS FIRST CLAS3 COOK, by a respectab! 1ith and 12th sts., University place, ANTED—BY.A STEADY, ACTIVE belted PRO- feetant woman, » situation, as professed onok. Under. stands cooking io all its brauches, made up hes, paatrion Sind jettos. Efaa no objection tp ths coaseey the best of A apterneal Can be seen for two days. et ‘at 268 Kast Waa SITUATION, BY A a tt ig l Protestant woman, as cook, washer and ironer. Can the best of city references. Call’ for two days at No. 157 ‘37th at, between 7th and Sth avs, third floor, back room. eee SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE irl, as good plain cook, waeher and irener. Has no objectifn to do feneral housework ina small family, The beat of city references given. Can be seen fortwo days at No, 24 Greenwich av. ANTED—A_ SITUATION. BY A ae ee young woman, as cook, washer and ironer; is a gi bread and biscuit baker, Good elly reference. Apply 137 Reade at., third floor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chamhermaid, and to do fine washing and ironing, or as waitress in 6 respectable private famally, who, Hhoroughly "understands her business; refereace of two an years from her mplayer, Call at 145 6th ave. I hen aiflinery store, 0 Lith sta, for two days. W rroman wh SITUATION 48 NURSE, BY A YOUNG proman who Perfectly w woderstands the care of children; be weil recommended by her present emplovers, nt 48 Fant 20th et, where she can be acen between the hours of 12 and2 Wages 39. ANTED—BY A RESPECTARLE PROTRSTANT GIRL asttuation to do housework for a small family, Oan be seen for two days Canal st. ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women; one as cook, washer and froner, or - Jnundress, and the other as chambermatd, waitress and’ asai ant washer and ironer. No objection to'go a short distance In the country. City references. Apply at 212 West 26th ut., top floor, for two days, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SPEC ATION AS Taundrees, or would do chamberwork and assist in wash ing and Ironing: No objections to the country. Best of city Felerence, Cail at 346 6th av., near 22d st. A paflndlamct AR lethal PROTESTANT GIRL, a situation a8 nurse and seamatress, or bermaid, waiter, Can be seen until engaged at 199) West 2 26th st. inl ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘as Indy’a mavl and moamstrens, or aa nurse and seamstress; can out and fit Indiew” and children's dressee: also understands ladies’ hairdressing. Call for three days ai her, present exmployer’s, 199 Waanlugion st, Brooklyn, from "2 ovel ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A STTUATION to do general housework; good city reference. Call at 92 Perry at. corner ot Hudson, for wo days, ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RRSPROTABLE young woman, aa waitress, or would do chamberwork and waiting. Hest etly reference from her Inat vt place, Call foe two days at $49 2d eve., between 224 and 2d ata, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, as Srat clos Inundreas, or agchamber- maid abd to do ladies’ fing washing; understands fluting; no hjections to goin the country. Best city references. Apply at 918 Broadway, between 2th and 2int at, ANTED—RY A COOK, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands her business, & situation io a private (amtly in the city or country; would be Willing to take care of u dairy if required; best of reference given, Call at $72 Kast 10th at., ‘second floor, front room ANTED— A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- MAN, As COM» Washer an} troner; nndersiands her busl- ners in all ite Prana ‘hes; best of city reference, Please call for wo days in at, Brooklyn, ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE woman, nk privat bo arding hous aa fehamber- reference. all for two day aXe. “sth st, Nt of basement ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, | BY A YOUNG GIRL, Aa and ehambermaid; can do plain sewing; pest of reference if required. "Can be ween for two days at No. 5 dam i NTED_nY vhnEROTRSTANT WOMAN, A. SITUA: ps 4 washer and ironer in & private trnily: cond | Piet ‘and 6i Corts ANTED~A SITUATION J # 00K troner, by a plnce five yeare,Yarults at Tt West 7th ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. RESPEOTAGL ‘man, au a first claaa moat a ‘cook; understands Brat ciae nna gave; © Ore clan hotel or boarding boure sonnet ‘ty ‘or conatry, Bem ot Teterenca, Cail for two dayn at 66 3d wv, in te milliner's “WASHER | “AND has been i in her prevent ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A AYSPROTARLR young woran, t) do general housework or attend. qhisren: \Ubod ely Feterense 1ram er lave nployers, dail two daye at 148 Sullivan street fa hlagrm STATION, AYA fod tn J wo: ak, wanber and ironer. Good elt Apply at mT ‘ bare ‘at, between Loaington apd Fe floor, front room, ave, ANTED—SITU, ip Mle) BY TWO bop et young girls, 5 one a8 cook and to assiat eae washing nnd itiming: the other to-do chamberwork nd. w: ing or chamberwork and plain sewing Bent city and ory Feferences. Can be neen for two days at BL West 23th at, {ween 6th and 7th avenues, top floor, front room. toy ph ho BY Pps ptt lila YOUNG to do the chambbrwork and waiting of 8 small vate farnily ellie to make herself oe meray Ned Beaty reference. Cull for two daya at 40 NTF! 'UATION, BY A RESPROTARLE PRO- ANTENA situ ‘ax cook; understanda cooking in all {ta branches, all inde of soups and game, pastry, jollion and Pen apt pe iy rtgrone. a ply at 13 Wow ‘to the count pply at obs neat Tih uve iret Noor, back Foe ANTED—A SITUATION, BY, A. RESPECTADLE Joung woman. to cook atid nadit in the washing and ‘or ta inondreen, ne tho beet of city referenss, hee lived t Yeara in her int place, Call at 118 Wear innnc vont floor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION IN BROOKLYN, AS NURSE and ioe tt or gripe rH waltrems, by ‘ oun) who can be seen for two sather ter m1 reyer ta Fat raat Warren at, Brooklyn. heim a, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO testant woman, aa cook, ‘and ironer, oF to do neral bose work in a avail family; elty references given, Ap- ply at 440 Greenwich 9, corner Veniry, _ SETUATIONS ‘WANTED—MALES. a iy : Adreas Ob five. CAN ENGAGE TAE Least pir dnd some Engwiedee of Turoivare, wer, is tah ainerg, by adds nt SES AY See Stans A YOUNG MAN WISHES A RESPECTABLE PLAC with a in the country; he can get Gall at 224 Mat lath ot."ro0m 48. mendation. Please oall wt 724 Mast 14th ot, room 18 YOUNG MAW, 29 YEARS OF AR, GRADUATE Als a, eastign oy hottie nee oko: Sey wisbes New York m4 fo impartin, discipline, faze metres ain idle a moment, Ads i sain oduatey are siete pil, beets ag ia ee A*% N SSE ERORD MAN AA’ A SITUATION IN A en it; carver; dine pers, references will certify; ‘has no objection U . H care of 2. T. Gi way, corner of 14th st SITUATION WANTED—A8S OA! N, BY Gan ge Bt eh arse te ace Sainectanses tae a ‘Ou Can be seen as he hes Broadway, ay or ates Un Vaitershy Pl live, at at 5. Lowery’s, saddier, YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUAPION man or to take care of @ horse and emall eet yours! reterenee from lis lat plage, Cail at vada & Young's Med atore, No.9 Jokn st, for two days. YOUNG MAN WISHES 4 SITUATION, A8 1G) porter ina store; wonld make himself geverally use ‘Wages not 90 much an object ar a permanent aituation, Ace dress M. B, Hayes, 67 Greenwich at. JOACHMAN'S SITUATION WAnTED—BY A MARE C young man, 28 years old. who nuderaande the busines 1m als branches; Is, store or hotel. ie ide 218 per er month, M.D. oF call at 1,080 Broad’ ORTER. WANTED, EMPLOYMENT, BY A YOUNG ‘who has a perfect knowledge of derstand ‘his buainesss perfectly, as ate nas ‘leas useful in almost an TH would mars bimeelf sae pepmen, and quick accountant; moderate ie ree ey ong given, Address J. B. K., box iy Herald @ three days. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG man, in a wholesale grovery; has a good koow! of the business. The best of city reference can be fi Address Ray, Hereld o! fe #3 a Good references given, jway. GITUATION WANTED—BY, A, YOUNG | MAN, 8 Bon a ehtan lore; is 8 good driver. NO the G 3 sountey. } reference. ‘at 308 70 country, three, years avenue, third fi ee Goud GEURGE JOHNSO! 10 NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS, ko —A GENTLEMAN or press, "esr as parc, orn sy ment per press, as ‘and reporier, He's well posted in. all the duties of an editor's eiiee, ta faire. Ueskter basta deerme aes plodding sed wold pars tail ar mike Droduee and fr 7 iat om. ory moierate terms will be accepted st tse commencemeut, ddress, post paid, C. J. R., Herald office, New York. T° MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED, A SITUATION 48 pookkeeper an ‘8 person of extensive ex i on ing the prineip subaid! a Sr aay olhee fe AnMGLTDg unchviog eaablainen,. ahd et jiven and a re lla od i i sc erga Mr, Joan aes fo"? hsiden lano. Tae MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.—A GENTLEMAN WHO understands bookkt by double ent fleboe to meter win an on gement wi eae “ “ina references of the first ot Address J. H. R., oan Fhe wes SITUATION AS ENTRY ee OR AS- ly habits; understands lands ingle aid do bis sey miryse wing ‘good reference: .ddress Keegin, 128 ANTED—A SITUATION AS GROOM pr ge oe bya nee | re gen rele Aa re raianda driving an of horses: refers pent employer; hae no objection to the country. Call at 16 sentemployer; has no ‘ANTED—A pry erR.. BY A rag oy mone man, to drive an e; A a an or address J. H., 133 Leroy ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A bergen eal PRO- testant Kap dor man, a8 eoaehman stands ve hedening aod the oar ao a dri ‘of horses; AG eats i * i: of Mr. iJ. Brown, 145 Bi way. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY on Pith MAN, AS coacbman; fers iad ergo yg car ‘Good clty and country reference, Can be seen for fwo daye at 32 University place. Wenerece SITUATION, acces | perfect he Penden ld cngne o foam and vale dreas J. 18 ter ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE heed AND wife, in elther city or country situations, or to act ad. coachman and gardener. or general worker; the wife as cook. ‘or to do general housewo: un nd thelr bus ne and are neatand tidy, Address D. P., Herald office, isarare chance. ANTED—A SITUATION, Wo A SINGLE MAN, BY A berths el YOUNG understands hia bi Sosa Fak =| ai WANTED-A, SITUATION, BY A RESPROTARI Youpg man, nineteen yéare of age: is not particular what business; would refer astore; bas bad experience iery business. Can give a cl ference. Btephen Loughlin, in the store 34 Cherry; Mg ANTED-A SITUATION, AS WAITER, BY A ‘young man of stendy habité and long experience in ness, ‘in some private family where bia services are req’ Best reference trom his last employers, where fe ha vad three years. Canfbe seen for two daya at 1,811 Broadway, im the grocery store. Inquire for J. 1, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPROTABLE Frenchman, sa waiter, in a private family; undersiands his business thoroughly, and can be well recommended Ad- drem for two days, & note to $.., card of Mr. Albro Smil, ‘Bowery, which wil receive an immediate aust ‘ANTRD—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION A\ coachman and gardener; willing to make himselt gen: erally useful: Dest of reference; 1 Say ol pg to the country. Call ou or address Mr. Martin, 1 Wet ae A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as coachman and Scene is willing to make rally useful. Tho bestof city reference given, Ad- trem Bh, Herald office, or two daya. SITUATION WANTED.—A YOUNG MAR- desires a situation in Magra Tespeo- table house, as a bookke keeper or clerk, where the above ‘Amount and his services would give bin s a s reasonable compen- tation, address K, H,, box 21 Herald off INTELLIGENC! EB OFFICES. ATAIANIUISS RANTING, oon, atts a EOS, ; : ib Spat co oftware eras Saeed by a respectable Ame lady. ae! HOTELS AND, BOARDING HOUSES SUP- ith select Germ: ‘and Scotch at MGRRISC eae Cae ‘ac irowtay.” al 4 All orders promp 4nd punctually attended to; terms moderate, Observe 424, next door to the Broadway Post office. re AND HOTELS SUPPLIED WITH FIRST a rvants at the old established agency, 414 me ng ey ‘way, near Canal street, uy ‘ond lady ana gentleman, on scty Donorabla principles. ‘The only reliable for German and Protestant, ara ‘ANTS IN GREAT Teen oa Ma! » Sootch avith and tained at the rooms of the Employment Srey OB. and ite Bible House, 8th st., between Sd and 4th avs, A lady in atiend~ ance. ‘The tertuad and Preach languages spoken. WARTED. MERCHANTS. | HOTELS, | BOARDING houses and others supplied gratis with clerks, sal men, porters, barkeepers, soachmen, 5. Kuployers in cy jantry promptly Tuppiied with. well recommended help Apply at BROWN'S Agency oflve, 453 Brosdway, hovmn Ror Meri CLERK FOR A WHOLESALE GROCERY, salesman for a wholessie drug store, three porters, three boys for trades, a timekeeper for @ miné in Lag Ui i nia, two brakemen, six men for steamers, two men to horse and cart, four girls to fo to Calfforuis and Europe. Ap- ply at 38 Hudson VHOS PINK, Agent N.B—A a hotel, cook for PERSONAL, JEORGE i, FOOTE & BROTITER, WHO HAD THnktie Ueicudveta to Mr. Joh Coos, 11t Nassat street, wil hese a iam street, New York, in something to their advantage. pent Jhe~anntowen_ ne ¥ JERRY REARDON (RETATI, DRY GOODS CLERK), jurray ho lived Inst in Righth aveniie, will cail at 37 Mi irrett ho will receive Jeter from his frleada fa in Ohio. NFORMATION WANTRD—OF MRS. MoNORKTON, & Triresrmaker, who worked at Madame Demoreats some four | | or ave ears ago, and lived in Weet freed ward 7 and after Hae A lived in Christopher street. By address Herald office, abe will hear of sometilog to ber advan AMES IENDERSON, STON! FROM gs0oT. Jand, is requested te immmnnicate, bie rese to Ramee; banks, Ay bs boone county, Va. There is also-s letier ad- dressed to him {n the Herald oiftca, which be will please call for. RS. BRENDWREON, FORMPRLY MIS8 paar toh A eS ohana ‘Attorney er Law, 24 William street. Tews oak IUNTE WRITE AGAIN, LAST LBTTER ARORLVED too late. One for you im the Brosdway Post office, Co: BR LADY WHO ATTENDED THR rT David Davia, last No in the chy of Broneiyn, or. her address to lua nieoo, in requested to ‘W. HL. Allen, “413° Broome street. ae FINE ARTS, pes ASSORTMENT OF WAX Pet 5 OF = ply BA ABBAS LD ENGRAVINGS, O11, 8K Wa- tn highest doors weat of ‘ANTED—0) Y ea 01d book prices $30 to #40. na Pah and 3 rd mes wires ‘ait oor 0 it fi Te ren complains any person ea Barag Ken, old man 2 Wen tre Brondway, near ia a > NEW PU BL ICATIONS. Aeree, Nando ‘OW IN PRERA AND 5) L 0 BR HOPKING’ pee ona fe Adapted to the wanta Raned by 0. 31 Jerome Hop open ek ar, 4.60; twolve, $9. Orders rece: nACe Soaoph wif Church secs dee, 8 ew York.