The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1859, Page 10

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1859—TRIPLE SHEET. Niceneasusian aie cee ent gg ane tenn 1 7 AMUSEMENTS. HELP WANTED.-VEmMALES, ain ER ABER VEIA LIS. Sci0' GARDEN. #D—~A PROTSSTANT GIRL, AS NORGE AnD 21 Ne , cogeeMr, BL BODY Au pe te p GIRLS WANT XD Ww fer one expabie of taki the entire cbarge of | t Nene " it aaecis oenta ge Tequwre at the Lares Tadvute for Domestios, 133 ist at. ear Tah a Prive ic aN MUI aa eanagag ocmbined im, ™2. 8COTT’S ROB ROY, LL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD RRRVANTS IMME- DY GIBly TO COOK’ WALn ? diately, sbould cali et the larve Institute for Domestics, Mb et, corver of 6th home hes abun- ceot olvil, apatite t help, to sul ail who call or weed. Goa: ted by @ rerpect unerican lady, = COOK WANTED- MUST BR ACOUSTOM TO all Kinds of cooking and neat und obilstogi to su- ply the Pisce of one who bas occupied ber lion for eighi Yeats. Also a waitress wanted Apply at 123 9h at A MiB: RATE COOK, LAUNDRERS, CITAMBERMAID, waitress, nurse and’ seamatreas, and a gitl for house thay song i fraentnt wd tool oy ) ot gene oe” Bo charge atl engaged. IN A SMALL FAMILY FOR eure! houses nust be a good plain eook, tg ran and jroner. Eelisceney tetirenmee reqived. Wi Tee pniy urat Weet th st TABLE GIRL, OK A FAW DAYS, AT Ni Garroll plese, between Court and clin Hoh Mas Broskiyae Where she bus Lived ex yours. ‘would Tamlly, or secon or second girl's place, Prefers ee (AT LEAST FIFTY WOMEN AND GneLs WANTED immediatel) , to take good situstions, ready wages, Romie short diat:nce out of town, pos fr ‘work wante: the ampioy ood, 1344 ib ave, pear it aly: a, bares tl epeaaed. firme taatiute, 08 inh at oortert GRengee: mauire atthe select female office, 29% 4th av., bet: 22d aod Indy In attendance. "No dillorenso'sa to feligion ss a re Ea hh eal ks. A CHAMBERMAID WHO UNDERSTANDS THE DAIRY, a plot Al ream oF Companion to a litle froner, arareq: eet Shane fails, Calton employer, at 9 icast 13th at, ‘west of Broadway, Up stare. GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND TRONKR achambermaic and laundress, a competent seam lla 8 waitress (Prot-ntante,) wanted ee fe: ply, with ‘reference, retin ‘av,, between 22d and 23d NURSE WANIED—AT THE ASYLUM, 85 MARION at; Freanatproberet. Good references required. Call from 1 10 8 o’c! RESSM AKERS W«NTED—ALIO, A FINISHER awp two improvera: hicbest prices to competent hands frat clase m'lliner. “App'y at 912 Broadway. OD vy por WasT&D-AaAT MADAME GAVEY'S, 294 6th aveaue. AMILTHA, HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES SUP- piled wiih select serm=n. og teh, Tolah an vantsof every capacity, ct MOANES COHNERTS cocolige ment, 424 Broadway, pext door to Broadway Post office. Also farmers, gardeners, wait-re, &c , constantly on hand. q@e MILLINERS WaNTED, IN NO. 48 AVENUE A. a w LETED 20 4 asap * PS eng SR ONE THaT can come eo Others need apply at f0t Gik ey OOD MANTILLA HaNDS WANTED AT GRAHAM & Faucher’s, 271 Hudson INERS WANTED—TO GO TO NEW HAVE%, a. gee ory oe ronghly opera their bast’ largest p e pale Dor address J Bigaine 4 foo, debanve st =e Noe WANTED, A YOUNG WOMAN, WHO UNDER- stands the care of'chil¢ren; she taust know how to sew ‘and be willing to asriat in the washing and ironing of children’s Appiy at 260 Weet 19th street. BAMSTRESS WANTED—BY THE Day die of doing all kinds of piain sewing and a: Sus bos's clotaite, apply ni Bil Bil arent S’8 LESWOMAN AND BALESMAN W.aNTED—Wi0 thoroughly understand the fancy dry goods business, 4 £ to New Haven, Conn- apply to or address John Higgins 2, \e at. Sins FIRST CLAP8 DRESSMAKERS WANTED: venue NE OAPa- customed to steady work all the summer, at 24 10th st., between Sth and ANTED— ry wegen, and girls, to work Apply at 209 Water st. Bs gga IMMEDIATELY—AN EXPERIENCED 8ALES- woman in a wholeasle and reall mi!linery and siraw Space bow Hy siete ‘first class milliner and trimmer. Apply Wert WOMAN, WEO IS A FIRST RATE WASH- 7 and troner and an do plain cooking; must be willing and obliging. Apply at 260 West 19th street Oy AaTEn ROR 4 A PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE gaa neve Bp at OS. atid Yo aelt waa iteaeka ges do mum be kind (9 ehfid nod & i the beet + roleaaes fro Bet lara usin. Apply at 60 state ‘st, between Hicks and ‘ANTED—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND WalrT- er. Apply at 118 Adelphi at, coraer Myrtle aveaue, 1B. Woeges $5 a month. ya. -LADIg8 TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON Binger’s ering machine; also girls to baste and finish pants, Call at 287 7th at. a let GIRLS; ONE A? COOK, WASHER ‘and froner. the othe: odo chamberwork sad take care ® emall family. Apply at 181 Grand at., Jersey a GIRL, TO DO GaN&Ral HOUSEWORK for a gentleman sn3 wife; niust be well recommended for neatness , none,othere need apply for two days Briss hast Warren ot hear Bead ot Brooklyn. ANTED— A REGPAOTABLE GIRL, TO DO GENERAL ‘come well recommended; Gorman gil preferred, "Apoiy at Bis Bleecker ae ANTEDCIN A MINISTER'S FAMILY IN CON- necticut, an experienced woman to do Aanaral house ‘The family consists of man and wife. Call to to-morrow at 97 West 18th st, ‘ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A GOOD plain cook, one who isa first rate washer and ironer. Apply for two days at 252,.West 22det, between 8h and tb, ANTED—A COOK. O34 MBRAMAID AND WATTRESE. jone need apply but those who can come well recom- mended. “Apply at ist Fulton st, Brookly. ANTED—A S0OfCA OR GERMAN GIRL, TO DO the work of &emall private family. Must be ® good ook, washer andivoner. Apply at 111 West 22d at, ‘ANTED—A SERVANT FOR GEWERAL HOUBE- ‘work, @ good cook, washer and ironer, with city refe- rence: alao'a young girl to ssaist with the care of children. None but Protestants need apply at 122 Weet 3th st Benker ee THK NURSEKY AND CAILD'S HOSPI- tal, Bist st . 2 woman to take charge of the clothes room; one who understands operating oa Grover & Gaker’s sSwin; sachine preferred. -The best of re‘erea ANTED—AN' INTELLIGENT GERMAN GIRL (?! teetant) of good family. about 15 years of sge. in the care of chil rea ina private family, a short fhe country. Inquire between 10 ands Sielotk this day a 298 WANTED —A GERMAN GI&L, FOR A S¥ALU PRI- vate family sbe mue be an excel ent washer and ironer, Care cook aud baker, willing and nal OBER SS and Mess neat and rin doing her wort @ very best of re Wages $60 Call wt 31 Chariton ct, immediately. or Rh to ocean alot Pees cnent Sy — TIDY GIRL, 70 DO GENERAL ARTED— A. ote tate IDE, GIRL, TO DO GENERAL and aid of work; wages $5 per’ month. BoE Ua eat Sou at j arent Oring good re‘er ances. —-A GEAMAN GIRL, TO DO GENERAL Wy Monseworc ia pall funtly? murt uuderstand plain ‘cooking, washing and fronirg. Apply at 22 Vesey st, up stairs. ANTED—IN A FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, A Young witt who understands plain cooking, and can wash xh Jne who cu produce satafactory cliy reference for ftuney pill find a, comfortable home; wager $5 to $7 per mon. Apply at 128 Bleecker street. Wz. NTED—A GERMAN PROTESTANT GIRL, AS ‘chambermaid, waiter, and to assist in the general work; ‘wages from $5 to $6. Apply at 84 West 20th st. ‘ANTED—A FIRST RATE OPERATOR; ONE ACOUS- W Aveed to werk on Sloger’s machine or Planner # An: ger's; also, three or four tailoresses, to baste pants, vests oy Goats; alao, three or four tailors, to'work by the week or an ‘accommodated with ‘good shoproom Cell at 1 eae mt betwoen Tah end 8th avs, first floor, for two daye, Fett 6 -A WELL BRED, TIDY AND TRUST- Wiaaxtny Protenaat woman, ae” walter and cl nmerinsld. Island. Apply between 10 this Beale Grand st, hp siatrs. ‘No charge. Wages $3. —A BEAMSTRESS, BY THE DAY OR WEEK; W “une nbo horsuahly understands fine sewing. Apply at No 8 Madison av., from 9 to 1 o'clock. Wieiane DRESSMAKERS. APPLY AT 89 ig A GOOD, FAUSTWORTHY GIRL, TO AG- ‘somptny sty io Beatang 4; call and see the lady to day at Henderson's Intelbgence office, 73 Nassau st, from IL to 12 o’olock. to 13 o’oloc WANTED-A FRENOM GOVERNESS; ONE, AC3US: f ren nae te route Beara ot Sun Solos TO OOOK, Ta AND IRON WATER a 2% SOK, ABP oI PROTABLE GIRL, TO DO GENERAL a mawork; wont be a good plain cook, washer raaher and iron eF. Apply 10H; We Hicks sueet, between Harrison and De- raw, Brooklyn. pd Ban io eee ARTEDAIN A SMALL FAMILY, TWO GOOD GIRLS: general rk; 0d good washer nnd ‘roner; the 0 ‘clber 1 u afeharaber: Jone and eewing; wages $5 and $4. Apply at 76 West 18h ‘tt from Dio WAxtep-4 WRENCH NURSERY ‘MAID Wa0 | ten Ae nage wiceneh en id oun Sew BOmC. Apply to porwr sconces en NOM eo a ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY FOR W the collar department, at M. Myers’ Now York Mourning ot ES iii 5 SA GEAR D—SIX GIRLS TO BAaT "Wraneke bution boles and one overatsr GON ayAND TO machines. poly at Sa Houston at, up "ap weal ae tone py Sprineanck Cuiw Astoria ANTED—A CLEAN, ACFIVE GIRL ‘79 Rousswork ofa family Apply 046% Wear aang, THE fgets he eae vane TO LEARN THE Stan coh nea aoe Nousowerke Apply ail te Wiser, toot ARM ALL FAMILY AT ORANGE, NEW jo the coarse washing, anda 4, to"walt on the table and. do whe ane must be Ameticans, Scotch or Rnglish, - Call at 148 5th ave. ANTED—A oe pri ed ia Wine goov RE: troner may Spply tt 124 Bast 2000 a corner 8d & Weert TA RRSEROTADLE GIRL AS CHAMBER. walter and to ‘maid and make herself 1 eee recommended, Apply SPsr Went 33d meth an,” between Sth and gu. RRA Dhan re tcc kis ANTED =A WOM). ™ 16 COOK, WASH AND IRON N ACT! fen. Aoply at Lamaztine place, 29th st,, SIR Pe formed this evenin voy HRCORT, LUOY asc0Tr, ° te colebrated Prima Poone for a family; must have "st Feco'nmendations for cha. oa D. MIRANDA, reoter and capaci: , wa; Oly at No. 44 Great Jones Mr. ». MIBANDA, Sty this morning between 10 and 12 v'e! ‘Wantap—« S¥ART, TIDY GIRL, TO DO GENERAL housework for « Opateman wife and ong child. Callto- day (Tuesday) at No 219 Weat 20th ot. betweom 8b and Oth aver, Re aver, Reference required. Wan. PROTESTANT COOK, WASHER AND gneri mauat have good al ty reference, Apply at 195 19th wt, from 10 A. the Lighly popular ten Pow: RFUL CHORUS, PULL ORGEESTS A, Mie DUOY BARKE and th» By Goroa de Rati ust. ara cters. NEW SCENERY. NEW COSTUMES, NEW PROPERTIES. Fares, Duels, Quistote, Crorna and Dancing, ‘hu piece Fes been produced aftr RB As wees KS OF PREPARATION, and ts pronoun tobe ANTED TWO ACTIVE SSLESWOMAN, ACQUAINT. R PERFECT haPRESENTATION, ee | Wa sae ince and esabroldary counter; also « few good | in every way worthy the patrors of this KSCABL SAMENT. will give Feovaltusdone and stosdy etoplavnent, Atyply ak Rickie a an 187 Broadway, tnd aieady oon ening. vy oh Bay Maceres ‘WANTED. A GIRL WHO 18 4 GOOD COOK, AND “3 SLT ACK'S THRATRR, her and Ironer; kod, city reference re- TUR DAY. atey quired. "Apply at 43 5th at, from 10 til 2 o'clock ist AND Lar stant BUT FoR ‘ANTED—AN AOTIVE YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT Mr REDDY -Mad. PONISE LACKS housework and minds ch'ld one year old; good refe- PRAM AN WATS RABOW, rence required. Apoly at 178 Canton st., near Hausoi pe ES st, near Banson place, | second and itt niet at Faachseeeieraied dram of Mr. WALLACK ful scenery, com Mr. Wa!laok WANTED—A LARGE 2 UMBER OF BERVANTS THIS day: good situations are now ready for fi'st class cooks, chambermaids nurses and general houseworkers Olly and country supplied pply at the Employment Office, Ho. Bleecker at., near Broadway. ANTED-TBRSE FIRST OLARS DRESSMAKERS ibis day. None butthe best of workers need apply at 118 éth av., two doors above Lib as, 'ANTFD—A SMART GIRL TO DO CHAMBERWORK | Unie and abe carcof children; s Protestant preferred, Ap ply, with reference, at 18 Warren place, Jersey City ee oa ae GIRL, TO fees bey | oe A 12036 Weat 26h at. ose nati ANIED™A GOOD STRAW, BONNET THIMMER, can trim neat and quick; no ot! wil re Apply this day to J. Rdmongon. 22134 4wery. ewer WNTE0—A WOMAN TO DO THE WORK OF A sual Senly: sual bea pod masher and trouver; also ® nprae agcuriomed to children. food references required. Ap: ply at 331 Adelphi st, near Fulton av., Brookiyne os Wess, A YOUNG GIRL, BETWEEN 16 and 18 yenrs Of age, as purse and seamstress. Apply at 429 4th at , one door weet of 2d uv. ANTED-IN A SMALL ENGLISH FAMILY, A beoteb or English ratte aspires a. ya chamber- work. Apply from 10 to 11 o'clock at ANTED.- 146 Ft GREEN PLACE frag! CAN. ton airest) Tuteonign, a Protestant to do gene housework. ‘Must come’ well recommerded. from it Adam Brock... ‘the piece prodioed with ‘new wade tumes, 40, and the foliowi: endid Adam Brook Obsries XL ‘Triptolemus Muorlewe! k.. Major Vanberg....... Guetavur de Verveil. ‘> one Reichel Fire Officer, To be prevedad oye tie aiegant comodictta of A MOKAING CALL ir Edward 4 rden Mre M’ gtone. To conclude with Mr. Brough Mr. Lester Wallack Mra, Hoey Mr. WA. APPHAWAN R FOUS BE, ASON, on which occasion he will Lanprar. for post! ely'Ins! time as SHY To womelate: ‘with, first time ia Ove years, Kenny's laughable RAIBING THK WIND: Un ls will sovear as I — | xip TBE SORE. with other entertainments place, Cail afer 3 o'clock P.M for next three days. altnek’e coe will for this season ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, | Poh'teey on fon evening May the FIRST TIME to this must he @ good wi rand {ro st , corner of #th av. d troaer. Apply at 184 35th country on Monday. Ms May 7 20,8, Falooner, Rea. "8 highly csle- brated comedy, in * MEN OF THE DaY; RXTREMES, with new and beautiful scenery, and 8 cast compriaag the en- ct. ‘alent of the cow pany. Box book now open. ORRLL B OTHER, ‘JONATH AN'S ent farailure polish alao Davie & Kidder's elestric wachices, Hardy s magic remedy and Uncle Sam's metallic aete. bales wi Spenibteaneiee peludos. Broad way, Wy *) Ta KEENE'S THXATE! SMALT, ACTIVE BOY WANTED IN AN OFFICE. # a, ‘One who writes a fair band and can make Ay onFrce LAURA ERENES THEATRE. ful One bes with bis parents preferred. Salary $75 frat GRBITEGE EE DP Sin rathow. Toe wine GRetrice Wile Or TEE SEMIN. GENTS WaNTED-IN EVEEY TOWN, TO 8B nm 4 3 Armetrong’s new prtent knife and sslusors sharpeners, GREATEST Pie: OF Zee. BB akon, brent proiits, no risk aleaya ready; any poraon can ue them, SOR DEEGS GF HRDEEB Oe and will ebarpen alranst in no time. State and county rights for usle, Maplatian Company, 12 Gold street, third Te a By mgere nee pd oor. poet ed ives w Is varenis preferred. rat 5 Acdress, ip handwriting of applicant, L. AW Borate, UIE WANTED-IN 4 BETAIL DRY GOODS STORE, in Brooklsp; a young man who bas had two or thee experience and can come well recommended from ‘te ¢ employer, may apply at 482 Atlantic st, Bouth Brook! pz. CLEBK WANTED—AT THE CORNER OF 30TH at and 2d ave , a Germ boy, from 16 to 18 years of age, cr ‘has been fa BUNDBEDS OF PEOPLE TURNED AWAY DIGHTLY, otandt ‘unable to obtain ee, un ont Ae Phoorss, CONTISUED spccess, CONTNUED SUCOBSB, 4 FOURTH WEEE FOURTH WEEE FOURTH, WEEK pesk Fnglich well, ani business. Restutennuaees von} EAREEERES GRPRIDATED SoEEDT of IGHT OR TEN YOUNG MEN, WITH 4 FEW DOLUARS sapsueere “4 tocommence witb, can hear of a chance where they can Sipsumure: Rennes make from $5 10 $10 per day with but lisie exertioa, by apply: MIDSUMMER NIGHTS ng to Stennett 4 Glines, 78 Nassau st, MIDSUMNER NicuYd 1d) ALEEMAN | WARTEDSIN A BRANCH OF FANCY wr wite Bu RE t estor reference required as tn integer, cheteoee It WIL BR BEPEA ima Seprcity tertvond (post paid) ia hand writing of appli- Tf WiLL BE SEPEATED, bt BRIULIANT CAST, ANTED—RESPECTABLE MEN BEAUTIFUL SUSNEBY, SEEKING SITUA- tions as clerks, bookkeepe's, salesmen, porters, bar SPLENDID COSTUPRA, Keepers, Ze should spply at the Merchants’ ‘Clerks’ PROPERITES. APPOIRTMENTS, Cite, 78 Breadway. No tommiriin inatvance. “None but ans Feapectable men ‘need apply, Applicants by mati mit incioss BXQUIT : MOBIC, {wo stamps. Eeveral situations now open Hours 9 to 5, NIGHTLY FUBTHSR ‘NOTION. WM. J. REDPATA, Superintendent. NIGHTLY TILL F FURTHER NOTICE. NIGHTLY TG FURTHER POTION NIGHILY TLE FURTHER NOTIOR ont ae TIGL FURTHEE NOTICE. Tox: = i Mibeouker, x7 NIGHT’: DREAM. ae ue ORTALS Theseus, Duke of Atheps. Hae WAZTED-AN UNDER GARDENER. ONE ABLE TO take charge of green and grepe houses. can apply be- tween 10 and 3 o'clock to Patrick Carey, 53 Willlam at WANTED—A WAITER FOR AN ICE OPEAM SALOON: must thorougbiy understand the basinees sand come weil 7 cor- recommendet Inquire of P. a, Kaynor, 5; ner South Sixth, Willismsburgh, Wie CANVASSFRE OF ee able addrees. Cail at 34 Pine st., room No WANTED-AT QUARANTINE, STATEN ISLAND, & aan who understands bortcslineing, with food. sandy habits. ATRIVK M'CLERNON, ANTED—IN A. LOKWE’S ACADEMY, 163 GREENE street, an experienced nractical Fuglisa teacher, who has Q hed the nagement of schools. He must be « thorough Engileh echelavands perfect éiscipiinarian. No other need See, apply. Reference required. pe Be Sees i Ptarveling, the Talior, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO GOTO A SOUTH ‘weetrrn city am general clerk in a jewelry es'ablish- ment, Address box 2,0°0 Post office, N. ¥. ANTEFD—TWO Uf dada ed PRY FaIRIt8, GNOMES, BPRITES, &c. Qherom, Ring of airy Land. sien ‘Titania, bis Queer Puok, or Kobin Gosdfeliowr. SSALESWEN, A stock elerk and several wholesale salesmen. Apply at | Pena Ulossom.. the Merchants’ Clerva? Hegistry oflice, 78 Broadway. Situs- | Moth tlons procured for respectable men. No commission in ad- | Copwel Yance | ‘The ovly genuive oflice. Applic te by mail must en: | Mustard close two stamps. Hours 9 to 5, Ws. J. REDPATA. i eet WANTED—A SINGLE MAN, A® OOAOHMAN ABD TO REALS UF do general work on a country place; be must therough'y BEADS OF FaM! understand the care of horses, Avply al 140 Fulion et , second READS OF FAMILIES story. BEADS OF FaMILIES — BEADS OF FAMILIES 'ANTSD—TBBES GERMAN WAITERS FOR A FIRST to the fact that bow beautifat clase salon. ‘bose who are accustomed to the business: 4TKY LIB E CSARACTER i z rr JRY LIKE CHaksores and who spe & good English may apply at 67: Broadway. - Fal ny Lite Cuan crRs ‘AITFR MAN WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; | 6¢ this exqui le comne ecultarly adap" must urderstend his duties and be well recommended. MENT OF JUVENT ES, tewell ag ae cs A larger growih,” and would suggest propriety of sllowing them (o witness beers RMING Fale TALE, aa ING FAIRY TALE, CHCR@ING FAIRY TALE, CHARMING FAIRY TALE, CHARMING FaIBY TALK, hich a precented'in a aiyo of ‘unparalsied splendor every Drees Ulrole sents may be secured TEN DAYS in advance. Doors open at 7; commence at; ARNUWR MUSEUM SEVENTH WEEK AND LAST Peeper but te te Pee A OOUSiG. Tues | day, May 10a fterncon ONS OF THE RRPIB a. Bnd io THE ue Man | Hveping at 736 o'clock, UR IRIsH OUUBIN. which will be produced tn a style of coeuwe exceilence, with Apply, with tealimonials, at 149 Grand st., up slairs, spa der EOe, FRM SIXTEEN TO Se “a years of sge, in a smoked provision store. Americars need ply at 69 James at. ‘ANTED—TO ATTEND IN A GROCERY STORE. A d a ceaty, Gouin ea: tam bave Wer “~ Poon or | * igoustrions iabite; muse bave the ve Feforeuces. “hddrees, with aame and realdence in full, Grocer, bor 190 Herald office’ WANTED SA, XOUNG MaN. WHO UNDERSTANDS | the retail tea trade. Satis! required. Apply to Jobn M. Ackland, 225 Greenwish st ANTED—A STOUT BOY ABOUT EIGHTGRW YEARS new scenery, new effects end « of age. as light p porter: must have i tro boya for sores: Fee hotel walters ait twobell boys. Ap Pil tty oe pe Rg usria, Happy Family. 25 centa; chil Wy arine Serchanta” Clerks! Reglutry oflce. 73 Broadway. ; “oe i Eications procured for reap ommirasion in | USder ten, 13 ctnts: parquet seats, 13 cents additional bie 90 advance, Hours 9i0 6. WM J. REDPATH, Superintendent. BYANTS. MINGTRELA, | Mechanica’ Hail. 473 Broadway, sbove Grand street. ANTED—IN A HOTEL ON STATEN ISLAND. A | smart intelligent boy, about 16 years of age. to nuawer | MONDAY. May 9, and erry Mate during the week, calls and walt upoa tablea: a boy capable and willing will Gnd agced home. Apply at the Washington Hotel, 1 way. | ‘ANTED—A SINGLE MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF | aferm in Connecticut No person need apply, without good certificates of character and ee ae ion that hs under- Stance the business. To give applicants ims from the coun. try, no person will be engaged fora cortainty tll Thursday a the Ith lone apiy ak 19 Bowery, tthe book On, Tax Menonaxt or Cuarmaw StREET. Dan Bryart| Porter. fe chs Herve Site BYARD DAR SB BRYANT, comedians, in the intmitable ee Mararesiiase ane in ‘CHANG he Doors open at 7; Curtain ‘ANTED—IN THE OFFICE 2 a Bee penta MER va young man who writes a good hand, andcen | A CADEMY OF MUSIO.—IL POLIOTO, OR T MARTIRI. come miceenness opty at at rs ‘Fae st, room 2, up ra ei ie ontee ke thee iaes anpounces that Donizetti's —— . It, POLIUTO, oz T MARTIRI ELS. which bas recentiy been performed in Paris with such extra ee MTP PLIED GRATIS vith hd seas airy succera a in active, rehesraal, and will shoruy be CLRRKS, SALESMEN, PORTERS, BARKSEPRRS, bd frat time in America. the Peis, PiOCOLOMANT will appear in the celebrated ro'eof MERCHANTS! CLERKS! TiS MODEL Paullgo, BIGHOLE as PolutoPAMODIO na Severus JUNCA aS May 14—S8ECOND PICCOLOMINI MATINEE. CADEMY OF MUSIC. A MME. CORA DE WILHORST. ‘Mr. Strakosch has the honor of announcing that MM. CORs DB WILHO! the eminent prima donne, will shor‘ly make her farewell ap- pearance Lefore retiring from the atsge. ICCOLOMINT’S FAREWELL PRRFORMANCRS Choice eeata can always be seo! aT aa ome mee STREET. ret © TBE rarer OPER. KEEND'S, METROPOLITAN, Rub THE FRENCH WHRATER. ‘AKD a Opera Libretto Depot, at SIBLLL'S, 12 Wall street, TRD—AN Bw BCOTOH OR GERMAN PRO. | ———— ‘Atelant maa nnd “cane a dq farm work; mustbefully | J)RAMATIO. READING.—MISG FANNIE Menwenre iy . floor. er secont an 0 readin; a Saree Sree te Hall, Noy 20 evening, Siny lo ars @elock, NTED—IN A LARGE IMPORTING. AND JO) La Toke 0 50 cents. AL B dry goods house, & person ecting ‘tormation | io relation o the po oy room: NTED—A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER. Wisssae the par coring. oF one om ‘st class hotel, end to make If generally use! ‘Two billiard tables for sais cheep a a ABET ‘at ihe Now Haven Hotel, corner 27th ‘ANTED—A diescves eid ATTEND A. OLOTaieG store; one that has been ja the business. None need a, palin ith t eatietactory re Nimans Apply at J. Jones’, ANTED—AN OUTDOOR SALRSMAN, IN AN, OLD biished liquor warehouse; one well fa the business. Maving « connection in the same, and aan command trade; none other need apply. Address H., box lll ne apace ee tene teas oi acs | name Seen A uote stn ie a zi be iberatly rem th Address, with name and Feauested fo alen rebearanl oe opening venkrencen, BOS 1,762 Post office. anager, | a. B. BLL S, Pa eage an May 14. oma oonneanton ME addressed to Montreal.” 4 66 cream ‘business. Apply at 870 J.W. BUCKLAND. ore row rer ATO, CONCERT ep aegitca TROY, N.Y ANTED IMMEDIATELY A SMART, ACTIVE, janggement ts now read} man; none but one exp: in the ge: tbe far ak eomio and sentimental ser dase, bo 3 A 7G WITTENBERG, Ll or nab gooie busine te sper A ‘Aho, S ood for Gwinran Foraril wre, inte a TWEEN 1 AND 16 FRARS GENTLEMAN, WHO 18 QUARDIAN TO A LADY ee, forua ocean ajo tao tailor more. The bes of ee. A ‘of means an and decom 0 introduction ferences requ opener nog apply ‘Inquire of Gc Homan, from 40 to 45 years Lago, wh ato form Seekers No's Soba aby between * matrimo i racer ta mand alnoas bow ene A.. box 165, Herald ‘office, will be at- ‘and strictly middle aged man, ble reference. “App! east mug wrt «good pina Rand end be fecen pha ch a ce ATRIMONTAL— VING RE. fp figures, Address, Jones ofc of ibe Evening Mm za Al at ce, a a ‘WANTRDSDMRDIATRIY, A CLERK, IN A GROCERY Tac of xu dow rom 1% lly refereng None noe apply but those who oun Kive RaOd | Fehrs of age. int good Trap, Boainuan, at saat eee das hicckies bewess 8 Hisown tt pleuant vilage wSonbeedenk and thnks ido” Sar ae | RoE aes Lama eee Fs pr “ANTRD AMAR FO AOT AS NIGHT WATCHMAN, | Tim. ‘He would prefer an mngiah or Amerran wedy. Te imeelt useful; must understand 1e ply tthe Collins Hotel, fof Canal ay Detween 7nd are rom de rou rete 2 eee S308 Now AMUSEMENTS, 7 eee Yor momo wn LE PEL SuOMINTS TAREWEL * IN AMERICA. Under uo be a repetition of avy 1 for Kurope, on the Lat aN 0, joy LI RLIOTE b's MOR! PEP PORMA vi Uae 17 aime ai T with wre : 2 Blixtrof Love.) au, mere mints sd'us, Brignolt as Non. *! Moga reiti as tvaleamare *st0n4 Ps AY, day 14, atone P. BM, eho oR belong i taal Maitues, 6 tr yee and M. Strakosch BAM, atthe acate ‘513 Seenlways 0." Breadng’s 70) Wall street: and et the stationery store 16 ‘Seaaau street cone? of Piae. Broadway; +, vel of Boot, Authon,” cx Boweey, THEATINS. : GL. Fox and J. W. Lingerd leone, Ro-eugegerent for ave igola of Misa SALLIE BT, OLALR Tuesday evening May 10, 888 ¥ Wks OF THE FOREST. yuthia.. Tehmse}..... G ©. Boniface j + +Ming Sallie St Clatr THE SWI88 kWalNb, JUMBO JUM. eTROPOL eb THEATER, - Gate Burton's, und louse.) .. ne Lehuae 8B. CONWAY provuely. Mine 19, JA VENPORIS eagegement ADRTEVNE THE ACTRERS, Mire DAVENPORT ADSI eNNE THE ACTRESS, Mise DaV8n Por, ADRIENKK THE ACLRESS, Misa OAvaarost, ADRI6NDE THe ACTRESS, Miss DAVENPORT ADRIENNE TE « ACT Rie, Mie DAVENPORT. ADKIANSE THK ACTREES, Miss DAVENPORT. ‘This eveniog, Tue famous dara, in May | 10, 1868, will be preseated the * ne the Actress: Mise ‘Davenport Poconclide ‘with the come lin. F, 3. Conway Pakthy Frock OF BUSINESS. A new plat eniitied MONA Lise io ucuve rene Prices ss usual. seetssecured without exra charge. ‘OOD’'S MINSTRELE, 561 ard 668 Broadway, near Prince strect, Crowsed Michtly with the Hlevanoe and Rotuement of we the aity. ASTONISHING SUCOEER ca RN A* TOMIWE, the Oldest and nad Laryeat Com a the Ch om ote haces oreaee Company City, appear every NEGRO MINStHE 8Y, IN OLD VIRGINIA STYLE. H. For, Max Irwio, 0. White, E, Warde, Masier with (necond week) COMI) SPROTACULAR FAN TOMIM®, decorations, music, de, led the In cong GFEILG cr ‘Ths tog Lax ‘orty five aghable Tricks, WWeilen for hisestabinnment bye” 5 EOWas fie tele ort Introducing Boone Vill—The Ri atarnct of 1 GOLDEN WOUNE ING he abode of the GRAND TeBLEAU OF JUBTICE AND JOY. Doors 0 to commento at 8 o'clook. Tickets 28 coma; ahs under tea, 15 oR—A GRANNY AFTERNOON PERFORMANOR wit Be GIVEN ON BaTURDAY, COMXENOING «1 EN MaNY NEW AND NOVAU AOFS BODUCED PRIOKS AS USUAL. CaDEMY OF MUSTO. ERA BOOKS. THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC OPERA LIBRETTO AND PARLOR PIANIST. RED COVERS. The only: pate and reliabie edition OP8RaA8, WITT ite MUEIO, is for tale alae the podem of ae, ae Patrons of the Academy of Music, to avold unceastag annoy. ance during the pi of the opera. are recommended ta arehage ‘bir book af the outa daors by which they will obtain the moat perfect edidon of Opera books extant, at ‘BN OENTS than thea wil! have t- nay tneide, and Ye freed from ai ance. ‘The extent of which fs bert desorivod. tm. the followiag Darigreph (rom the Now York Hesaun of Saturday lentes Incidental to the Overa we would suggeat that M. would confer a favor on # large number of people im trade, by suspending the juvenile operations in books, face pictures, &c. during the performance. It's bad enongh ¢u Ping We ent’actea, but Sbeotutely unbearsble while the scene is going on. The number of boys, too, bas lately beea in oresced to a war footing. Buy veur Bed Cover ed Books outside the Opera House show them in your seals, and avold annoyance. A™ UNION, a BROADWAY. ’ BED MAN or AGAR. RED MAN OF AGAE. | RED MAN OF AGAR. . RED MAN OF AGAB. . . . . . BED MAN OF AGAR. "aep MAN ‘oF AGAR. ep Man or AGAR, oR HORNED MORTAL, RED MAN oF AGAR, , OR HORNED MORTAL, as MAN OF AGAR, OF HORNSD MORTAL, WILL MAKE AY a * rumer ATPRARANOE IN TGIS COUMTRY | Tera BVESING, MAY * AND EVERY RVKNUNS E11 roneie xorrdg. ar TEE ane UBION, 497 Beoapway, Ho will dislocate and replace every jolat iwi the ereatest ease, Thus Suplayteg bie wonderful organization ana developement, Hie feats have! been the ‘wonder ‘and fastruction ortny » Meilicsl Faculty | i All through the Continent ot Europe. Pe ellity afforded to the medical protession for the most wpation. Every minute And in order to remove ny doubt asto the genuineness of hia extraordinary basket feat, he wilieach evening pack and unpack himself in a small ‘basket of the following dimen- 9 fect 7 In. Jong; 1 foot 4 fn. deep: and 1 foot 6.10, wide, [From the New York Herald, april Some enterpritng pernons ia this ciy Fave engeged in Bag. ind « very cu, tous specimen of hamanty, ealio “fhe horn- tal, or the Red Me of Agar,” ndverticad for ap exweod. @4 peried im the Her mou’ cing his Apvesrancs. Of course public expeciation waa on totoe, ehen the proorietar of one Of our p inor thestren cai lo appear on ba biila he tie of play, thereby tation, nar tage of the notoriety 4 by other people's time and money. ‘The goatiomen re evgoged he genuie artic’e now Infor the pablic the deception. spd state that the Red Mac will arrive oy, the Meamabin City of Gleegow known TaL&NT&O COMPANY Danner ngegNfED COME ANY of Vocalists, Danseutes Miostrein, Solo Pertormers, and ROBSETRON'S GHEAL BAND,” apcear nightly at the above extablishmant to astonished and O2igbied audiences ia ail their great Performances. Hinge Merna, Proprietors. ‘ADSWORTE £ FOR, BPQeDWAY VARIETIES, 127 GRAND STARAT, Two et! inate Way. —Concert room an refreshment saloon combine CONCERTS A LA MUSARD every evening, by the largest company of vocal. tartrnmental, terpaichor it Eebiopian and other telent. pumbering over ATY TALENTED PARFORM! who sepear suet ovlatian ie corey of eatertaiaineats, cal Culated to pleaue ali. she moet cherming ea DY VOCALISTS AND DANCERS sppear, and everstbing presented is original and attractive Gentiesnen wishing to, oe8u an acreeable honr ean depend pon being well Repaid by vi this establishment. No Oye aa beni CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY. Adraleaton tothe v aloon free; concert room 10" cents. Com. monce a8, termiaatp at 12. 8—The ‘pest of Tinea guore sears, Inger heer, yy attentive and accom: Pilahed young Indh HUROE’S PATNTING. (AST OF THE AND) or ae exbition' fe ® agent oe, orerto wo pata taken to Eu: PoSetrenth between enn Firth end “sixth avenues, from @ AM. 09 P. Mt pects centa ae craistion + oOLURR, Publakor, CADEMY OF MUSIC.—PICCOLOMINI MATINEE, Saturday, May 14. at 1 F TRE SBOUND AND LAST FiCooLoMtMT ect, when an yextraordiaary performance w'll be ATIONAL AOADEMY OF DESIGN.—THE THIATY. fourth anual exhibition of the National Academy, eon: wating of upwards of eight hundred origival works, by vive artists never before exhibited eS scan: is vow open: in daily, from 9 A. M., to 10 P. M., at Tenth street, near Broadway. "dualaalon 38 co tiekets 6) cone Tv. DISON RIGITARDS, Cor. Searetary, NA. URAL FESTIVAL AND MUAICAL PIOWTIO. ». Given by the New York wusical Mutual Protection Aeso- ciation, in conjunction with the American Musical Fund so: st Jones’ Wood, on Monday and Tuesday, June 6 and 7. Fail paciienlaeeta fu in fulure advertisements, mks Hi Beuaan, Becrotary, U, 0, HILL, Chairman, B iescccast OF MUAIC. Ped MUSICAL SOIREE METROPOLITAN” MUSIOAT, socTary, Torspay Evening, May 17, 1859, Sutseription ttrkets admitting & gentionian and Iady to al the performances of the Society, not less than ten, $5." Books open at Fail & ton’s, Firth & Pond’s, arom “oD Doria Scharfenberg & Laie’ musleatores, and Bide et office, 1 AND ¥I8S RICHINGS CLOSE THEIR SUMNER a season at Toronto 9th ee egeasions | for the fall and winter. Address Bea). 2D 5 th Front street, Philsdetphi: rpae int INARE ASIONAL ART INSTITTUIOS, eis gsi of Fou THE FLW BXHIGITION mre ever ore in New York. Boge omni A Me Ne usu Fi ‘OTICE.— WETROPOLIPFAN a tracted Yh Ratt ld of THEATRE, Rage Be Sd gouten wore yore, “apply to SIMPSON Phuberg, Pens, La AND GENILEMEN OF seas te ‘talent in the desirous of engagements for the three Gorman RY, Bay ‘an OF about the 2d tow, will) iyie, 0 wk * p MSS, {48 Mulberry strect, First class slars treated with on iberal terms. (PO LET_ TR LOWERY THEATRE, WITH SGmUNRT, dar otk Ie eo BET sae real ver, 34 —— cs ‘ANTED—A FULL COMPANY OF PERFORMERS for summer season at HITCACOCK’S Ratiose} Sacaceal tne aa yd Talented talc singer wanted, ANNIVERSARY WEEK, Meetings of the New Y¥* New York Reneve’® ent Association, iia, rican Sea 15 Friend Sorlety, New wrk Young Men's Christian Asso- elatton Union, Theological Seminary, American Bape Ust Free Mission Soct. ety and the Jer- sey City Sunday School Union, aes &. 4. — NEW YORK MAGDALEN FEMALE BENEYVO- LENT SOCIETY. TWENTY “SIXTH ANNIVERSARY. Repairing to Eighty.<\ghth street, west of the Harlem Ratiroad, our reporter c.ne to an uppretending brick building, nearly hicden fro.™ the street by a bigh brick wall. Ringing the bell, we wre soon ushered into the building, where was assembled # large number of Inties and gentlemen, who were gatherit there to celbrate the twenty-sixth anniversary of the Mew York Mxgdaien Fo. malo Benevolent Society. Article second of thotr consti. tution explains in a brief way the objacts of the associa. tion:—The object of this society shal! be the promotion of moral purity by affording an asylum fer erring foames who manifeet a desire to return to the patzsof virtue, aad by procuring employment for their future support.” a laudable undertaking; and !et us see by theiz reports how well they carry out the doctriae laid dowa iathat article of the constitution. Tne chapel of the institution was crowded to overflow. ing, showing that a deep interest is feltia the sveieiy; and during the entire proceedings a close attention was given by all present. The exerciaes were commenced’ pe bing- ing the hymn, © Thou, whose tender mercies have, £2, followed by reading the Scriptures and remarks appropri- ate for the occasion by Rev. Dr. De Witt, after whico an efeotive prayer was offered up by the Rev. Ma. Botsiord. The report of the Treasurer was then read, from which we gathered the following as to their flaances:. Prem ali other sources, EXPENSES, Cloth s Seca os Bee ae traveliiog ex uasiron, ter porto peaneraeremen Repairing building and ali other expenses. Total....... sees sees 43 8,8 0 Leaving aa indebtedness upon the society o°.......$1,400 00 This indebtedness, as appears by their report, is caused by the increased demands for places iu thetr institution, in cones quence of which an addition bas had to be placed. upon the building, and the society now appeals to tne peblic to aid them in their works of benevolence, and lend their assistance to remove this debt incurred for the purpose of accommodating falten women that had applied there for a shelter from the tempter taat wus destroying them. ‘The annual report was then read by the Chaplain, from $2,804 909 which we fearn that twenty six years apo a (ew benevo. Jent ano Christian ladies of different s1ou8 denomina ticns, whose hearta bad beer touc! y pity for a ciass of the community who had departed from moral rectitude, and who were suffering the loss of char- acter, of frien 4s, of position in society, and have become victims of the great adversary of gous, resolved to make a combined effort to rescue and to eave this important and friendlees class of the community. Through the gene- rosity of sympathizing friends, they were aie to obtain a suitable location for such penitent femaics as might desire to retrace their steps and return to a virtuous life. Op the Ist of April, 1836, the present chaplain (Rev. Mr. Darlipg) entered upon his duties, assisted by the counsel and co operation of some of nature’s noble women. At the commencement the chaplain found in the asylum pine soue, and now they number fifty-seven; and withia the last twenty-two years more than on» thousand have been admitted into” this asylum—tw> hbandred of whom have been res‘ored to the embraces of their rela- tives and friends, and upwards of two bundred more se- cured respectable employment... Twenty-seven have died whilet connected with the inatitutioa, sume of them hav- ing celightful evidence of Christianity. Seventeen have been married, and thirty-four revetved iuto evangelical ek Sagdaien Society, | ~ venediction was thea progounced by Dr, De Wor, | 0d the assembly following “aioe for the ensuing 1B yoar were elected: Paty Heutings, First Directreas, 61 Ainity sureess Beecher, Directreas for Brooklyn: '¥; Mrs. Sarah Eiwaras, eae Rev. Charles D, Hog, Cnapi mangers, wih the Fit’ avenue; und some thirty ve Davic Hoadley, Walter seg & trustees:—A, Be We Wetmore, After the dispersion of ‘th Ove of the matrous, our 2 a toes of tho builaitg, uot pee siaod the different and in good order; tm fact, a eeparimente every portion, and acne ca perrade aud wore the appearance of pee dtreaumont® yn the inmates was a ovce celebrated actress wad da of @ prominent Bostonian, having failon into. tne ioe which mavy of her sex enter, and from which few . vor. Sbe ip ber sober moments determined to rete and sought the abelter which thts institation otf. Todas @ shield to protect her from the temptation which beset her path; and pow, theugh bordering on the grave, eho iy in the highest terms of the institution wits she says bag reclaimed her. All with whom we conversed spoke im the same high ped vey ‘gh terms of the mavagers and matrons of the & The jocetion of the asylum ts a pleasant Dart of the the city and upon a Peouiente tibiae ® great portion of the Centra! Park. The objects of the society ure euch that all philanthropists would do well to examine und see if there is not a fleid for their operation; ‘nd if the (aicous women’s rights expounders would ex: of tue breath in tohalpicg hi ao this tnafitation that they. is to make thy the tyranay of the lerce of creation, we might be ae benefit from their a tay Bsarisereir Ig The report of thie nociety fully shows that in their vari- ous Limits, whiles they bave uly taimed all that have eflered for tbewr shelter, yet they have sticceedod i Prev. ing that fallen daughters are not beyond rocovery, cum be placed in the paths of nsefulnces gam be via of ngefuduees if the right ¢ ‘itor THE AMER‘CAN SWAMEN'S FRIEND SOCIETY. TYMRTY-PIMST ANNIVERSARY, ; The thirty frst anniversary of the American Seamon’e Friend Society was held last ovening at the Presbyterian church (Rev. Asa D. Smith, D.D.), corner of Fourteenth: street and Second avenue, William A. Booth, Esq., (Proat- deat of the society,) in the chair. From the publications of the socicty wo abstract the following brief statement of the history, results and pre sent condition of the efforts for the moral improvement ef seamen :—In England the first organized efforts for the spiritual improvement of seamen date from the year 1779, which led to the establishment in 1780 of the Bible Society, the first society ever formed for the express and sole purpose of circulating the Bible. This society, im 1804, changed its name to the Naval and Military Bible Society, in consequence of the organization of the Bei- tish and Foreign Bibi Society that year. During the frst sixty years of its existence it distributed about 360,008 copies of the Scriptures. The frst prayer meetings on shipboard were held im 1814, the frst movement to thatend being mado by a shoemaker name Zebulon Rogers, the soa of a coal mea- surer employed on board the colliers in the Thames. The firet meeting was held on the brig Friendship, with whoee captain (Simpeov) Mr. Rogers became acquainted ata Wesleyan Methodist chapel. Being invited by the captain to goon board, Rogers asked permission, which ‘was readily granted, to hoid prayer mectings in the cabim of the brig. Meetings were afterwards held on board other veseels, a lantern being Grst used, and afterwards a flag, with the word “Bethel” in tbe centre, to apprise the crews in the river upon what ship the meeting was tobe beld. In 1817 Rev. Geo, C. Smith, a aches cler- gyman, attended one of these meetings, and became s> interested in them tbat he determined to devote his at- tention in the future to furtherivg the work thus begua, and in 1818 a sb)p was purchased, to be used as a floating “Bethel”? exciusively. Io America, in 1812, a ay was formed in rae, called “The Boston Society, for the he religious and iw@provement of seamen.” war with Great Britain caused the society fi — operations for the time. Im 1816 Rev. Ward Su ag a wies'onary among the poor of tho project of érecting a church for the use of the mari- pers in this city. Onthe 14th of March, oat the Ma- rime Bible Society of New York was formed, but fioally merged in the New York Bible Society. The jobaieay oe the first Mariner's church ever erected was laid October 4, 1819, in Roosevelt street, and it was dedicated June 4, 1820. ‘Toe Rev. Mr. Stafford was the first preacher. Rev Jobn Truair was pastor of the Mariners’ church for churches. ‘Tho Teport furthes stetes that all the good that they have desired has not becn accomplisued; but if ony of the erring ones have been rectaimad, we can but nk Providence for being instruments in go good a work. There are many different grades of crime, and the subjects require different ment, There are veterans in vice, and there are novices—there are thore who have long trodden the patns of vice, and there are those who bave but little experi- ence, whose minds may be easily influenced; and to clas- sify these requires facilities which are bot possessed by us Dow, and will not be until God’s stewarde shall impart generous portion of their substance, and assist us to carry out this noble work. As fallen and jatelligent crea- fares, this class of females certainly have the sympstoy thé Denevurent, amd humanity cemaods, if the meavs a icone be possible, that methine, ve done to reacue end save them. The monthly records of thia society for Ube last year show that it bas been a year of usefulness aud success, less insn one bundred and fifty-two of this vnfortopate ciass have been shielded from the seduc- tive influences of vicious compsuions. Twenty five of these bave found employment, fourtoen have voluntarily Withdrawn, five expolied, thirteen travaferred to the hos- Pital, and twenty-six, it ig feared, have returned to their sinful ways. ‘Tke internal operations of this institution, under the su- pervsion ef the principal matron, Mre. ‘McClane, have been considerably enlarged and improved during the last year. Moral and religious instructions have been regu larly held, The almahouse, the hospita! and the peniten- tary have oceationally been visited, and from those insti- tutions we have received many who would have probably retarned to yice bad not this refuge been offered. The tumber of inmates the last year hus exceeded that of spy other year, and the manifested demand for the hospitality offered for this class of females hag render- eq it necessary for an enlargement of tae building, which bas been accomplighed, but has incurred an indebtedness which we are compelied to appeal to the public for agsiat- ance to remove. A large portion of the report was taken up in describ- ing the conversion and the influence of the Gospel upon the inmates ip this institution, going “ito a minute de- eeription of tho causes of conversion and giving copies of jeiters from thore who had once been inmates and are ow enjoying a happy and prosperous lite; also letters from these who bad friends there. The report closed with an appeal for the earnest prayers of tho righteous, and for the pecuniary means neceseary to carry on their good work—and they would do valiantly, yea, gather precious Jewels for the Saviour’s crown. ‘The jost shall be found, the dead shail live."? The report was followed by an address by Rev. Me. Padcoek. The speaker dwelt at length upon the general impreseion and sentiment throughout the world, that when woman fell from the path of virtue there was nore- claiming her. He knew that the majority of ner own sex inevead of assiating berto reclaim the lust step, would do all that they could to push her down the brink. But that woman when she bad taken the falee step could not be re claimed be denied. Place around her protection and shield ber from temptation and she yet will be added to the ornaments of society. Let the world doas much to lift ber outof the mire as they now do-to push her deeper in, and we should see mapy who lead an abandoned life walking in the path of virtue. The success that this institution had met with in itsquietand secluded way convinced him that the sufferings of many could be re- leved were the proper efforts mae. At the close of this address Professor Waters sung a favorite hymn, which was followed by an address by the Rev. Mr. Wykorr—subject: ‘The influence of the Gospel to reclaim sinners.” The speaker thought that we were ussembled here today on one of the most solema occa- sions that can vecali, protest ant or Christian assem. bhes. It isto benefit, protect and save that sex from whom our virtues are, and our vices may be derived; that sex which was given to man as the last and dearest token of creative goodness; that sex whose represonta- tive was the last to the cross and the first to the sopal- chre. Togend the Gospel to them that sit in the region apd ehadow of death is an apostolic work, in favor of which every Christian lifts up his voice and cries “God speed the cause. But our ocd has enjoyed no such wige commendation, no such patronage, acd yet we are going to claim that it is as noble and Christ liko as the chief of them. Where is there a bosom that does not feel ard yearn over the degradation of woman? Such is the sympathy on her ‘that wo cannot bear to tee a woman executed for staining ber hands in the blood of her husband. A multitude of men, aad not a few wo- man, have endeavored to interpose for one sinful sister and persuade the Governor to commute the penalty of tbe law; the voice of humanity cries “spare the woman.” It eeems to us that if there is any crime for which we thall give to woman our deepest pity it is that crime for the prevention and diminution of which this blessed as- sociation is formed. It is strange that tender Loner woman could imbue Ser hands in blood; it is strany she should indulge in drunkenness, but {t ia still phew thatshe sbould throw away her ornament of defence. Now, it is not at al} wonderful that such minds should be void of reflection; those unhappy ones rush like the sheep to the 8 they hear and follow the voice of a stranger; poor lambs of the human flock, tho; taken and Nacnieed, before they are aware. Yet still, cannot deny that depravity of human nature must ‘uniter lie and give favor to ignorance and inexperience, and it ig not necessary to say that the victims of incontinence are more depraved ‘the generality of mankind; let them feel that there was pity in woman’s breast for them, and scores could be reciaimed. Tho speaker dwelt at some length on the power of the Gospel to bese ts [rae anh ng oe ‘that there was power en’ the word of God, and if the cross was properly hol Dower expen a she mouse foal, Hocons! dered Jered the Gospel the ig the Insel! chy a rll fous fealing# W cannot til to alevaie *poth the mind bady. He though it the bane for a es. tne The speaker closed his nee a ee Doria thei day coed hati ond iarerore’ him, iD ing them their sin ; in not to despair and the yet could blot out th ; the the langue of ‘of the Saviour ho would say, ety the cloeo of tho address the following hymn was sung by the inmates of tho institution — ‘Were not the sinful Mary's tars Go, sin no ‘the 25th of October to take action in the premises. Atam adjourned meeting held January 11, 1826, a constitatic was adopted and officers were choseu. It was not, how- ever, until 1628 that the society became permanently es- tablisbed in tue form in which it now exists. In May ec tbat year a new organtzation took place, and the following perscos were chosen officers:—Hon. Smith Thompson, Pre- pident; Rev. Chas. P. Mcl!vyaine, Corresponding Secretary; Philip Flagler, Recording Secretary; Silas Holmes, Trea- surer, and Kev. Joehua Leavitt, General Agent. An exeou- tive committee, consisting of pide persons, was a ‘Ata mecting of this committee on the 14th of July, y, 1028, it was resolved to establish a monthiy magazine, and the first number accordingly appeared in September of that year. Ove of the chief objects of this society psig Faia) ey ia. Btitate agencies in foseign ports for American seamen there, and that was ‘ne frst work us- dertaken after the establishment of the magazine. Simi- ler societies were organized m various ports of the United Statee, avd for several years past they have col- lected and expended over $100,(C0 annually. The parent society in this city has received and expended during the thirty-one years of its existence but little less than $000,000, The first boarding house for seamen was opened in October, 1837, the society having leased the house No, 140 Cherry etret for that purpose. ‘The house was opened under the direction of Captain R. Gelzton. Up to May, 1838, 639 seamen had been serene, (Ge there, of whom 90 signed the temperance pledge, and 38 deposited, in the aggregate, $2,000 in the Savings Bank, not one of whom ever deposited a dollee before. In November, 1838, a second similar house was opened in James slip. The "good regulis which followed from the opening of these houses prompted the erection of the Sailor's Home, which \was completed and ready for occupancy on the first of May, 1842. Thi ‘building bas accommodations for two hundred and fifty boarders, aud with the land and furniture cost abou$ 44,00 The chorclern, of the eveniog ware ops’! ith, tke singing of the well known hymn “ Star of Peace,’’ bythe Sn Ca congregation, and prayer by the pastor of the cbur Rey. H. Looms first addressed the meeting. menced by reference to an article ia a late number of the Tribune, ent tied ‘‘ Seamen and their Friends,’’ oomplain- ing of the inbuman treatment of American seamen by the éfficers over them, and calling the attention of the tociety to this fact. The er said that the article was too sweeping in its statements. It was a tact poet the ceeds is of one cruel captain would be mooted and wide, while one hundred kind and ae * mare captains might sail for years without receiving one word of commendation. evils had been pointed out in past reports of the society and in the Seaman's Magazine, and @ the remedies had beon indi- cated. But it was tar easier to point out remedics to enforce chem. He bad seen in a leading notice of a fast trip of a crack vessel,and at time this article appeared he had in his deak a lett: the chaplain of the oh in which the ship arrived, stating that he hed just isited that’ bad seen the bruised and maimed bodies of her and had been told cf the death of others from cruel ment, whose bodies had been thrown overboard before reaching port Yet the account of the rapid trip had been copied far aod wide, while the account of the cruel treatment of the men by the officers of that ship was cot noticed. He defended. the society from the implications contained in the article referred to, and as- serted thet they had done all in their power to remedy not only this evil but other evils of which complaints had justi; made. The reverend gentleman them nedccvied to road an abatract from lest your's annual re port, from which we condense _ eriagarl s&s The receipts of ae branches, bave been abo verte et etiila alo tng the trea. tiny“ ofthe parest society. Sn-227 increase over last rear of $2, 14009. This does not includes about rateed bythe koutbern secretary for the erection of w Bethel ia N Crleans, or s copaiderable amount raised in New York for repairs op the Hcme, The expenditures have been $97,051 45. ‘The floating deli at the close of the last financial year was nears $7,000. atthe itiniee intel yuthern field, and still embarrasuing the operations of ths ecclety.. The reseipte and ‘expenditures of local and independent sccteties bave been about $19,500, be whale amount snanally conttibuied to this couse ated bits as the society's Geld of operations the oboeheoera — ha or the a; tnt and i power: of com: tn ite influences to awaken the mind and intellect of the sword re et the universal difvaion of enecect ins ihe ower te: ryrwene “pA church among alin slembers jet. 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