The New York Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1859, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1859—TRIPLE SHEET. HELP W. SITUATIONS WANTED--FBMALES. mL ws ARLE AMERIOAN FAMILY WISHING i ee he anne feuslizen! orphan girl of dao. selelias RST 5 Livres roan W RATE SEAMaTReS3 WHO UN- } rstands cutting and making obi = fectly; none but eompel wen, | Oity references re BY A BIGH(Y RESPKOTABLE WIDOW ‘8 widower’s family, ork, avd where she nto ro Sonth or § where an \nter- RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WIKH Ais en ctemsperma end Gon to make bersel be seen at 168 Went iTED- SYA SITUATION WANs rely aa chambermald presevt piace, 141 2d 8’ elve years of abe is eighteen, oan see one for block frem Broadway, weet ‘twation as hou: rvants OTABLE GIRL, te reterence from hi che will remain a fow days, SITU ATION—UNDERSTANDS ly, and all kinda of ferences given. In- ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, (GERMAN PREFER. red), to do general housework in @ private fami) be bind to children, and & und bave good elty' references, tween Sth and 9b avi ANTED—A SMART, TIDY GIR Wande wating ia genlemen'e boardigg wonre; Inundresa, Apply at £0 White st, m ANTED—A WOMAN, ‘Warher and ioner ani willing and obliging, Apply at 20 ANTED—A COMPETE! SMART AND TIDY YOUNG WO and waitrow: woald* froping, of plain sew: ee SE CHILD HAS UNAVOIDABLY'TO BB MAY, Men Ccooat tt har wishes Blow for i wet nurse, who ean ply at 145 Remsen street, Brooklyn, 7 man. @ situation es c)ambermald be willing 'o ass'st in retands: be neon fortwo days at 29 We t Warrea Brooklyn; third floor, back 0 m, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, as nuree, Is capable of takin, or to do chamberwork and ge' eity reference, ing to Europe, lain cook, washer Bolifekiy reco Apply at dia West American cookit ‘and preserves, BRSPECTABLE GIRL WARTS A PLACE; IS 4 GOOD well recomme I WHO UNDSR- WANTED—BY A ‘Would like to go to Mrs. He ‘OUSEKERPER'S SITUATION given, Address WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- , in the country; ean d ‘Good reference, Call at 105 @reen- ye. ina Prosesant. Hint O18 A FIRST RATR 5 WHO 18 A two days at her Hi ld three years old, Nain spore must be for three days. eee DOUNT OF CHANGE OF CIRCUMSTANCES, A coc MTnke an engagement (0 take charge of & nv Donne OF as lad: Herald office, for one woek. WANTED—BY TWO COMPETENT Young, women; ene is am excellent cook, and oxoablo : the oth lerstand? al! kieds of family hive in the rame house for three days at 108 16th st., be- KING UP HOUSE :nation fr @ house- iy in that capacity for some laced fa ber tategrity: and de Cniveste, She is in every way praieni; undermands baking, ual; she ney prefer for i oing to tl ae ber cervant. Referoace Terai ¥ BERAOLY GEWELEMAN BREA pers ee ete is tan ay Anran BY A STEADY, RESPECTABLE WOMAN a ton, a laws Understand her busi- hes. Can take care of and manage expert baker, and would prefer a Good reference. Apply Detween 1 ith and 12th ata, LESWOMAN, FOR TAK 5 pene beh a ee had peed roing re, ay sore, 417 Brom Tears, Ts country situation with a for two days at No, 1 University plac be at good at lio West Vith st. immediately, W ANTED—TWO YOUNG LADOIBS, TO ATTEND & ‘sa'oon. Apply 9: 112 Grand st, up stairs. seed horiy uniece well recommended. Onll To e white marble house, corner of Montague the entire charge of t and neamatress; Hoth would like to best or elty reference. th RESPROTARL® bermaid, or as _sbauber- Sid good references. Inquire 'RITUATION BY young girl, as walter and cham| maid and seametvess: atreet, Rbdrees for one wel RESPECT ABI ree at her own home. MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A FRESH avt " Dany, would be willing to 2 bate vn home. the beat of referones bor Colum ii at, South Brooklyn, third floor, TUATION WANTED—BY'A RESPROTABLEYYOUNG and waitress; 20 0} nee from her leat ‘at 6) Raat broad: ‘worsn, an cha in the country for the snmmer. cimployers. where ahe lived way, for two days if not engai ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG WOME; one as cook and to assist in washin; th: fs chambermald and waitress, from their last p’ace. Call for two days at 525 (th av., between ‘Slat and 82d sts., second floor, front ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG married woman, as wet nurse in A respectable ‘amily, city or country, or to travel with a lady; good city references. en Ist and 24 avenues, third ANTFD—BY A RRSPEOTASER AMERICAN GIAH, a situation to take care of children; no objection to go ia, Cail et 6234 Orebard st TENA SITUATION AS HOUSEKEYPER, RY AN merican widow lady. who ts capable of taking the en ig kind and attentive to chil wearing apparel; haga little hoy RATE GIRLS; ONE AS Of fede a child to nv vambermald sn) waitress wu Good refere atx years, Oxi} . QUALIFIED NURSE WANTS A SITOA DLAR, QUALTE TT ady oF gentleman, or wonld at ena: would have no objection to mind a, ‘ nd has the bes ANTED—A SMART LITTLE GIRL, 14 OR 15 (HART ‘of age, to tske care of ababy; must be ax American Protestant. Apply at 360 Sth at, pear a ‘ANTED—A OOLOKED WOMAN FOR GENERAL first rave washer and froner, ire charge of all demoati dren, and can mate al! th three years old, which she won'd like to have wit] pet so much an object a8 @ good home. Address Willinmaburg. TED—RY A RESPFCTARLE YOUNG WOMAN, & \ation a8 chambermaid and to asaist with tre wal oning. Call at 103 Weat 26th st., seeond floor, back RESPECTABLE x, or as chambermaid and recomtuended from her Inet ave., room No. |, dre: housework; must be & Apply at 263 5th st, ANTSD—A SEAMSTRESS AND NURSE; ONE WHO 18 fond of childreo, and understands a!l kinds of fan ‘those with the beat of city reference nee apply. Call before 12 o'clock at No, 221 Wea. 238th ut ‘ED—A PROTESTANT GIBL TO GO TO YOR, tas #be must be able and willing to do all the cookin y’ ly of glx persone; wax eference required. Call at 162 Washingtoa st) Bre NTED—A STEADY WOMAN, AS GOOD WaSHER ‘and ironcr, and to do the kitchen work of & fumth + come well recommended from her last p:ace. 504 Grand at, corner of sheriff st. ANTRD—AN AMERICAN WOMAN ABOUT 25 YRARS of age, as forewoman in a quotnted with Grover & Baker's gewiog machiues preferre }; must come well recommended. o'clock, to B, K. Clark & Co., 128 Bi ANTED—A CLEAN, H@ALTHY WOMAN, AS WAT ‘nuree; also, a girl to do chamberwork und sa4 et tn the care of children. Apply, with reference, at Is Warrea plaos, serniina saucy Cent 207 Bust #61h at, bet cer, back room, for two ay SITUATION WANTED—B\ cook; willing to assist {x the washing and ironin, chamberwork, or as lan Call at 136 ; good ity reference, ITUATION WANTED—BY ANINDUSTRIOUSGIRE, AS cook and to assietio washing and ironing. Call for two days at her present employer's, No.7 Bast Sith st, ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS; ONE ‘ae good plain cook; 1# an excellent ciber aa chambermald and to agaist in weehing avd ironing; doth have good re’erences from thetr last places; would prefer living together; no objection to New Yo a family to the country for the summer, Call until engaged at 179 Pearl st, Brooklyn. ITUATION WARTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, As Wallress and to co plain rewing, or 4a chamber nd waitress, in a respectable family. ‘Cai two days at her present employer's, 15 Sast 32d at. rew!ng; none but RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. fsscook, washer and ironer, Gall at 199 Past 'cth st 7] SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG private farally. : a Good city reference, A. YOUNG WOMAN, AS ANTED—A SITUATION, ‘young girl, a8 plain cook, Ww enera! honeework; aleo # girl to do chamberw: jag, or to take care of children Call for two 2 at. BY A_ RES! asher and iro washing and froving fora NTED—A SITUATION, BY A GOOD COOK, IN A private family: te willing to anslat inthe washing and has no objection to go a short distance tn the country; geod clty reference given.. Call for two days at No. 7 Union court between Ith and 12th ats., University place, TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE onng girl, to travel or to'tae care of chill o N family in the elty, Reference given. Ca)! for three days at 13 Wooster st. ANTED—4A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO. man, aa firet class cook’ ina 10 to 4 during this week at 18 Washing ference given. GIRL WOULD LIRA oras parse aod seamstrese; 00 ob- Apply at 139 7:b ave, second it wasber And ironer; the OTABLE WOMAN, WITH A FRESH BREAST SPT i, wishes & baby 0 wet nurse st her residence, 144 bag mannfastory; one ac Api ply. between 4 und 5 st. ONG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN & RR- OG S private family, to do the ‘the washing and Ironing it re- {cky"reterence from her Jest piace, where. she Call for (wo days at 834 Ist ave., room 10. family, all from ware.” Best of re yea (onr yeare ATION WANTED—BY A cook, washer and ironer in a private faintly. Three Callat 71 King et, eecond floor, front room. RESPECTASE WOMAN, SITUATION, BY A_ RESP2OTAELT do light chamberwork and take care of ‘ist in housework; no ob ANTED—A OLEAN, OBLIGING GIRL TO DO ARNE. ral housework; must be a 00d plain 200k, and a frst rate ner; @ German or [righ Protestan' preferred, ern eae ply at Mrs, Decker’g No 34 NENGLI.HSEAMSTRESS WISHES WORK BY THE mouth; Cots and fits ladies’ and children’s dresses of city reference. Call for two days years reference. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO DO general housework in & small fi Good city reference. rear, fourth floor, room No.7. ATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ood cook, washer and ironer. ‘an be seéa for two day: jection to go in the Pearl et, in the snd city references required ‘West ith st, between § NTED—A GOOD, ;.no objection to Ko. MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ‘at 111 Madison at, ree in a private family. The bestof city Cull at 264 Mott st. for two daya. —-BY A WIDOW WOMAN, A SITUATION TO sework in a small family; is a ‘ froner. Call for two days at 22 Pi AGKSEABLE GIRL, TO DO referenoe given. general honeework; mus’ be ® good washer and irmer; | YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COOK Fnglieh, Scoien or German preferred. Apply at 411 shay, chty reference bat, noar Oth ay., front basement, 'riace st, second floor, back city reference Brecklyn, first floor, frout room ITUATIONS WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COOK and & laundress; no objection to the country, 113 6 disntho st., BY A RESPECTABLE WO a private family; understands soups, meat, poultry and pastry; ia willing to assist in washing no objection to go in the 1 at 182 7th ay., between 22d and 23d sts, for two —A GOOD NURSE AND BRAMSTRESS; MUST Tioneahty understand her business, and 2 Catholic Apply at 76 Weet 44th st, T NRAT AND TIDY GERMeM ( who can speak Foglish, to do general housework. She must Fe a gocd washer and froner and % god viain 909k Provestant preferred and referrenses Apply at 162 Legeaw street, wear B NTED—A KESPEOTABLE YOUNG WiMAN, AS Amerivan preferred. first raxe cook, i EC GIRL WISHES A SITUA. country Good eity re- Won to do the general housework of a small private fa: iy, or te do chamberwork and assist in washing and ironia, d couk and baker; no objection to Call for two daye at 79 West ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do plain washlogand ironing, oras laundress, small fsmily. Can give the best of city’ references from. 211 7th av., One door from 34th at, ITUATION WANTED—BY YOUNG WONAN, aS chambermaid snd waiter. Good city references. Call at 192 7th av., between 33d aad Sith sis. second floor, back roo: ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘Worsn, 88 cook, and to aasiat im the washing and ironing, Beat of city reference given [rem her last place. Call st or dddress fortwo days 57 Main st., Brooklyn. TUATIONS ¢ WANTED-—BY TWO girls; one sscook, washer und ironer; nd waiter Or to take care of childrem. Call at 157 gare t. jicks atres', Brive her last employer. Call at third tloor. RESPECTARLE YOUNG ENGLISH WIDOW WANTS wet nuree, or ¥onld take ference, Please apply 7th and Stb ave. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- smbermsid and seamstress, or to do waitin, and tase care of children; is willing to go iu the country. (oa Call for two days at 9) 16th st, between 6th Apoly at 3:3 between 8 anc 3 o’chosk. NTED—A GOOD LAUNDRESS AND CHAMBER . Both must be nest and tidy, nd bring excellent recommenda vt. child at her resi- 165 354 st, be- ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, an waitress Bnd seamstress. or chamber: work and waitress; hasiived in her last the best of city reference, Call at 83 Gol and Plymouth, Brook!yn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG coor; the advertiser understands her bustuess: can make cake. bread and deserta: has no objection to seaiet io the ‘washing and ironing, or would do the whole waehingin asme | Call st 270 3d avenue, near 22d at, third ‘oor, back in & private family. lace five years: hag RESPRCTARLE #, between Water the other as cham. sud understend thelr work, ‘ons. Apply at 49 Seventh NTED. A FREN( aod ie avon. fa the rear, ENGLISH PROTESPANT pacer purse; rhe must thoroughly underaand har busta 3, claex references. Ap ly for two days, before 37 West s2. st. K, OLEAN AND TIDY IN HER wiehes a sitastion; understand: a a eplendid pasiry, cake wnd bread baker; is well recommended. Apply at 127 West Soa foo SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chambermaid and laundrese. Clty references. Call f two daya at 224 West 25th at, between Sth and 9t and bring firet ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, TO ook, wash, and pave a ae er Pings ony ad |. None need spply unlese with the dest city Eeoleh preter dards of address upply wo Mr. Havner, butchar, heat Went 234 at, between 8 aud WO YOUNG LADIRS, OPERATING WHEELER & WIL- scn’s sewing machines, will revelve work snd exeeute it ibey'ean do sny kind of aewing. Ap ptore or custom wor! HELP WANTED—FEMALES. T LEAST FIFTY WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED immediatels, to take good attustions, ready this éay od wages. Some short distence out of town, some in sma'l No charge till engaged. Inquire at the large instituie, 136 1b at, corner of Gib av. LL FAMILI¥® WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IMM diately shou'd call at the large Institute for Domestic * correr of 6th ave. This extensive house hus aban ‘ali who call or need. Cou- KER AND LADIES’ MATD ly oF family going to ndacutting and fitiag all kinds, city refe- nee. For cards of No. 192 Seventh ave. o'clock this mors tr, NTED—TWO GIRLS, ONE AS NURSE; THE other to do general honsework; she must be’ « good waeher and irover snd be acquainted with plain cooking. Good city referent 61 West Warren st ANTED-A FIRST RATE meiee et, Lear Lleecker, NTRD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do chamberwork and waiting or to assiat Vea: city references from her last inthe washing and troning. Can be seen for two days at 143, and Sih avenues, top Hoor, baek room, BY & RESPSOT woman, aa firet rate cool jenn cooking; would be willing to she Ia well acquainted * opisia from her last place, Call for two abih i, betweaa 7th NG Vv < a paby for suckling. Marcband, 21) Greeu st, room No i ‘ages $3 and $7. Em MARRIED WOMAN, HAVING LOST aby. wishes a baby to wet Durse st her resi ‘it will bare all o! CHAMBERMSID AND ling to go to the country. Apply il, CApALIe hap, to su d by a respectable American lady. LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT- «ddaily in good eituations ef every kind, in reapectable wages. Every one who calla will have a ately. Inqutre at the large Institute for Domes ues, 188 11th st, corner of 6th at ld Weat wenty-exghih TARTED—A GOOD, S¥/RT plain cooking, snd nesist io washieg and iro wana & good place the year round, may app! orner of Morton. OVESY GIRL, iWANTED—BY RESPE: rotestant young woman; is a good cook, and an € washer and tronier: thoronghi; 1s well recommended. TANTED—IN A E o FAMILY, A SITUA- ire pen tan by tant girl, as seamstress SITUATIONS QITUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG MARRTED tty. ant country auuniniaree, an ra eal tenor, Those vt a. good r man. Win “tral elats reference by sidressing J. M., Herald J ANTED—SITUATIONS BY & MAN FAND WIP whhout ebildren: the man Becta waiter (tho- rouph)y- underatends his busioese fi reapncity, the man, #4 gook and jaundress. Wonld engage logether or sepa: ob. im to city or country, SULT Rant 28h ob, rat floor back rosa ee re ANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN W! BREN A merchavt in Detroit for several Fearer sone yn aa hook- caper OF saloeman, Ins wboleeale ; eam nontrol cen: riderable trade; eat reference given, reas M. @., hex 108 Herald offiee -esvuhcan ANTED—BY A YOUNG M4RSIED MAN FRO! country, a aitnation ag assistant bookkeeper or mnlocuas in a mercar tie house. An interview may be had with the av- pileant a Messrs Lane & Guild's 38 Murray at, between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock to day, Thursday, May 12, or « letter dressed to KR, at the Herald office wil meet with prompt ge A situation i an insuranee office would be ascept- able. Aeop ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN FROM THE SOUTH, A ‘uation ax clerk or burkeeper in ® hotel or respactable restsaraut. Can give eatiefictory testim piale as to canacity, character, de., de. Addreas for two days Me. 0., Herald ee. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN 18 years of age in tee retail grocery business, er her in New York or Breokty han Orat rate business capacities, is not afraid to work, and will be found steady and obliging in every particular, ees Rusineas, Herald ofies, WASTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN twenty years of age, who ran apeak French, German and Fnglieb; wrileen good hand, and ean furniab the hest of refe rences for siendy habits sud honesty; ta willing go into any kind of bucinews whatever, Address B, K., Herald offices. ANTED—ABITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN WHOIS accustomed te the shinpteg and dey goods bnsiners, or syoulé make himself useful in any othar expacity: his uo ob- ion to goont of town, and cen give good reference, Al- ©. P, box 135 Heralé office ANTED—A SITUATION RY A&A YOUNG MAN; would he willing ty mave himaell generally net book keeoing, 11 8 good Ascountant, and 300A referencen. F. TL ©, 280 Weert 86th st __ HELP WANTED—MALES. GENTS W. D—TO SELL BROTHER JONATHAN'S ih, aleo Davis & Kid tee’s ole ae metallic: IVE AGENT WANTED—IN EVERY PRIN- wn avd Village. in a resseetable, peraaven: and »rise. which will pay $80 te $5) per week, acd can with other by A amal) capiial required. ..N. Phelps, 373 Broadway. SENSIS WANTEN—TO SELL, ROSOMS, SHIRTS, £0, in Brooklyn, Williamsbarg nd New York. Young mea witb some energy will find thisanteady, safe and prodtabie busivers. Best sity reference requires, or from 325 to $75 ca pita) will be required as security for gooda, Address B. H. B., Rerald office. MAW WANTED—-IN THE MERCHANTS’ CLUB AND livery stables, Broadway, between 42 and 43/98. to take care of road horses and make himeelf generally uveful. Ap Americen “or colored man preferred. Apply between 3 and 10 o'clock. DRUG CLERK WANTED-ONB WHO Ii CO¥PE. tent to attend a retell store, or would take a partner or sell ovttheentre business. For particulars inquire of Obas. 1. Thorn. 96 Hudson xt. Y¥ WANTED—IN 4 STORAGE STORE; ONS » ROUT Gor 18 years of age; mnt write a geod hand. haves know'ledze of figures, and be well recommen te year #l00 Addresa with full references, and ia own b ne writing, box 3,639 Post offive. OY WANTFD—FROM U4 TO 15 YEARS OLD, TO GO erranda and work about a drug store; nnexceptionabie re terence required. Inquire of FT Quirk’ droggist, corcer of Atlantic and Co umbla sis, South Brooklyn. JVOY WARTED—sT DESICKS’ CHOP HOUSE ON LY the corner cf Washis gion and Tikary ste., Brooklyn Boy, WANTED-AN HONEST, ACTIVE LAD. WHO Teniden wit his parente, aod ca give good recommends fiona to run errands ia ® mildnery estabiishment 125 Bleecker st. REE PAISAGE IS OFFERRD TO EUROPE ON THE steamer Ocean Queen, leaving onthe ist of this month, toa good man, who know! take care of a boray on board the steemer, ‘Addreas box 3 257 Poat office. MPORTANT TO RUSTN¥SS MEN.—WANTED, & (RW bosineas men, with from $5) (0 $10) cash capital, to trawe! or locate South and Wert, and take cbarge of & vary end reepeciadle business adaress M. 4 8. New York Poet office, with real name and stating place of inierview. BOYD’ ONY #XPRESS POS’ reet —Wanted three 10 carrey letters in the ghteenth wards. Two good reference Derweea the hours of 10 and 11 o'eloek JON T. BOYD, Proprietor. Apply a Apely at 27 Union YOUNG LADY WANTED—TO SUPERINTEND THE making up of Indies’ underslothing rnd baby ta willing to taae an interest in the concern preferred. Address F. G. Jr., Post offce. YOUNG LADY CALLED af tot mm ‘Tnesday, and left a It wansatiatactory; she is requested ,=°eD—A WET NURSE, WHO Third placs, Fcuth Hrooklyn, lever of 7esowmendation to ew!! immediately, nnd ebe will be engayet TANTRD—TWO ECOTOH OR BNGLISH GIRLS ONE as chambermait thin Protestants eel mop y A that they engage to remain for one + ear. apply between the boars of 5 and 10. hin morning, at the ot Nicnoins Hotel, Broadway, at tae Inaies enirance, of the doorkeeper. NEAT, TIDY GIRL, IN A PRIVATE FA mily; must be a good plata took, washer and irouer and Waxes $7 per on at., South Brooklyn. NTED—AN ACTIVE, chambermatd and w: self generally useful, may ay fo lf o'clock A. M., this day, | place, South £ TANTED.—A PARISIAN LADY DESIRES A SITOA- Unexceptionable references, K EXPERIE or will take charge Can 1D AND RESPECTABLE WOMAN 4 000K OF Ikundress ouse in the absence of th ent employer's, 160 West 1th at., be tween 6tb and 7th avs., for wo days. SITUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, who is an exeel'ent cook; undorstands baking in all 1s ‘ond be willing to assist with good city reference. Cao be'seen until engaged at 59 West ttn at, in the rear, between Sth snd 6th ara. YOUNG GIRL, N&ARLY 15 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS a situation in a reapectadle family, todo any xiad of light | te honest and willing to do whatever she can. 191 bast 13th etreet, fourth tloor, front »00m, jon as caily governess. | Address R. L., 46 Norfolk st. —BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid and waitress, or \o take chre of childven and do ciain sewing. Can he aeen this day at her last place, 265 West 2int st.; good city reference. AN, A SITUA nO Objection to ference from her pre oF HANDSOMP APPEARANO®, PRY- a oaition, Is wanted Wentucky—salury * jollare & movth id ¢ and in her owa hand writir g, terview may be bad, Marcellus, vox 112 Herald oflice, iatiog where an in- COOK—WHO THOROUFELY UKDERSTANDS AER siness and to a‘sist in washing. Must have good chy references, Apply at86 7thav. iron; can give a five yearw rr Inquire at No. 9 Oarroll place, Bleecker st. GIRG WANTED—TO DO GENESAL HOUSEWORK fi the country. Scotch, a gir) w do general 7 ANTYD—RY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS nuree; is & good seamstress; his the best of city reve from ber last place. Inquire at $25 6th avenue, in the INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, As One willing to make her. ly, with city references, from 9 Clintoa place, 8th st, in the Fogiich or German preferred. 2 a = Al BETUATION WANTED BY A MSE BOSASLE: WO- housework and take charge of a amall dairy. Apply at 1,023 man, as cood cook; she thoroughly understands her busi- ess; has the best of city and country reference, ‘2d wireet, for two days. D—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WoMa TIES? RATE COOK, LAUNDRESS, CHAMBERMATD, TANTYD—&N WXPEEIENOSD SALESMAN, IN A ER tail clothing hovse; none but a competent pera need apply at the Merchaote’ Clerke’ Kegistry OMlve, 78 Broadway; sitpations procured for resectable men; no crn wissioa In ad vance, Boure§ to 5. WM. J. REDPSTH, Supt WASTED—4 YOUNG MAN, TO GOTO A sot western citv as general clerk in a jewelry ewablloh ment. Address box 2.070 & } ANTED—FIREST CLASS SaL8SMEN FOR DRES3 goods department. Good reference required, To such as sult permanent places are open CHARLES G, HOOK, 108 and 110 6th ay JANTED—A GERMAN PORTER, ACOU'TOMED TO ork ina wholesale proviion store. Address J, 8. W. box 201 Hireld office. ANTED—A BOY, FROM 14 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE. to attend in a bar room: none need ap} reference as to honesty and induatry. Apply at rbe na first rate covk, washer and irobr; no obj general housework ip r 97 Butler st., corner of Hoyt, Brooklyn, ;ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA is chambermaid and waitress or seamstress; b. 1 to go totbe couniry for the summer. Call at be: present employer's, 209 West 20:h st., for two day waitress, norse and seamswesa, and a girl tor house: work wanted—this day. None but Protestants n the #moloyment 4 gene} hood, 124 4th av., near i2th st. VE GIRTS FOR GENERAL HOUSE gord cook and laundress for the evuntr; irls to mind children, and aix German girls; all good situations. Call at 86 Bleécaer at, between roadway ond Mercer it NTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL ferred) to do general houxework for a email family; one who ein tring good references from families where 29" h and write, may apply at 72 rch on NG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- Good reference. Fr sesist lo thecare Call at 144 West RESPEOPARL tion as chamberma‘d and pisia sewer of children; best of reference for two years 36th atreet, between 7tb and Sth ava, AMERICAN GIRL WOULD LIKE A SITUATION TO travel and wait on a lady tn the theatrical profession Call at 494 Pearl st, third floor, for Misa Flood, between 9 and 3 elock. WANTED ITWEL of the Pro estant ¥ pis vi al ‘No charge until engaged. FRENCH NURSERYMAID WANTED—WHO SPEAKS French well, and can sew some, to 9 to Massachusetts Xpply to Mrs Ayer, rom 17, St. Micholas Hotel OPVIST.—WANTED, A YOUNG LADY OF GERTRFL and pleasing address, a3 copvist; one willing to accept a ith the advertiser preferred 1 dress Copyiat, Guofrey’s Union square Post eflice, New York (GERVAN PRE TANTED—A fITUATION, young girl, as chambermaid and waitre ms d and plain sewer, from her last place. RESPEOTABLE me time, and can read Leaington ay., between 44nd 7 this aiveraoon, ANTED—VEST HANDS TO BASTE afier a machine; the beat of wages snd constant employ- also two or three girls taken toleurn. Apply for one week at 42 Park st, corner Pearl, room L4. JANTED—TO GO «A SHORT DISTANCE IN THE country, @eteady Woman AS £0: wih the weeting and tro q R¥SPECTABLE GIRU WANTS A SITUATION AS A rate wasber and iroser. or a8 good eity reierence, Call 8. ZS “good plain cook and ‘Han two yearn would take & launaress’ pl Bi 1si Wet 16tu street, for | SITUATION W. msn, a8 COOK, W ‘Call at 100 19th at, de’ For fyi! partionls ween 224 and AND PINTS FIGHT OR TEN YOUNG LADIE taken in the femily of the subs lication, to be instructed in the English branches, Latin, ireek, French, muaie, petnting, ke. For particulars addre 8. Merwin, Merwirsville, Conn. Reference, Wm.tHenderson, 73 Naesan street, x. OR BOYS WILL BE ‘Ay ANTRD- BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, ", on immediate ap- 2 baby to wet nurse ather own residence. Lost her own baby when two dayaold. Inquire at 63 Laigh st, in the rear —BY A RESPECTABLE WO Good city: reference, cook, and Vy asstat, competent aud indus- UATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN. jeneral hone Wook, in a smili ‘an be seen for two day ween Tih and 8th ava., top floor, back —BY A RESPECTABLE PRO -A testent young giri, a8 child’s ourse or chimbermld; bas Call at 270 Bowery, up stairs “SITUATION WANTE to cook, wash and tron, or’ LAG MARERS.—WANTED, FOUR OR FIVE GOOD hands to work on bu ting end silk work; none but good workmen need anp given to geod girle, 6 the best of city reference. 4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS 4 SITU end iron in a private family; beat of dity reference given. Call at 7 6th av., for two days. TED—BY AN EXP2RION 1s cook. in @ private family; understands branches, jellien, pastries and ference as to howesty and capability. 344 Gth av.. second floor, front reom. RESFECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS good cou, washer and ironer; ia a good baker a: guok; has the best of city refer Gan be seen for two days at 173 Adame #t., Brookly AMSTRESS IN ply in Prenident a South Breokly & ENC) privace family, for a tew weeks. ; fair wages and mtesdy employment Apply to Aunin & Oo,, flag and baoner WY ANTED—HY A RESPZOTSLE GIRL. A SITUATION as cham bermeid and to asaist with the chiidrea, jection to goto the country, Can be seen at 100 Weat 10th :., brick building in the rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A S(TUA She thorongtly understands ation 10 cook, w ES. BOTiLS AND BOARDING BOUSES SUP Pp with select German, Foglish, vante, at MORBIS COHNESTS’ estab): way, next door to Broadway Lost office deners, coachmen, waiters, &c., cozasantly oa hand. 7 ANTESD—A NEAT AND TIDY WOMAN 1 general housework about 20 miles from this eity; one williog to work for 2a: re sddress Couotry, box 34 He lating name an? where they c: . & small fami! SITUATION W small family in families. from *kom she hag eacellent references, + 100 West ldih st, rear ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RASPECTABLY young women, as puree and seamstrees. Apply wt her A71 West Lith sh, tor two days. TIONS WANTED—MALES. , YOURG MAN AL age, wishes to obtain a & grocery and dry go° take charge of cne or two horeas, and f generslly useful AMILIKS, BOARDING BOUSES AND HOTEL aobtain abundance of Germaa, e from her last perfently williag to ni employer’ present employ ad country refe. SITUATION WANTSD—BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG cwork and waiting; is a good plain TED—BY A BESPECTABLE PROTESTANT G'R) nation as seamatrese; hag a good knowledge of dres> meking: or would assiat with chamberwork and sew, has oi city reierence. Can he seen for two days at 576 bib ay., ne: alat at. NIRLS WANTED.—OR: J pert and ta any traming or painting bu 4 woman, to do cham! sewer, wod cat lake care of children, no onjestt bowse work in a email family; good city references. State #t., near Hoyt, Hrooklen. 8 COACHMAN AND GROOM.—A SITUATION Was NT- Sed inthe above capasity by a highly reapectaole young man; ke thoroughly understands his bnsinsad duce the beat of city and country reference for the last neven ‘Can be seen for two dsys at Mr. Wate: ay, corper 1th st,or address line to Coaskiman, willbe attended to SITUATION WANTRD—AS COACHMAN, BY A RB- YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COOK, YERMAN GIRL WANTED—TO DO THE HOUSEWORK tr Onli at 212 West 2h st, be ‘of a family of three persons, fo go a short diatance in the Apply to John Matthews, 437 ATED—BY A RESPEUTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, acbild ty wet nure a: her own residence; has a fre e best city freference if required. Grand st , top floor. J ANTED—A BITUASION, BY A REIPEOT ABLE GIRU Washer and irongr; undratan!s wo daye at 38 Trinity place, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS OOOK, BY A PROTAAT- an; is willing to snaiat in the washing and iroain.e z womsn, a sitituation as chamvermald and cbamberitiald and to assist io the washing, ly understand their business, Good reference ‘cua . Apply at tbe by ‘erry Bt, commer of Waverley place Washer, ané ironer, or ne lai berwork: good city reference. tween Sthand Sib eva , third floor, fron’ room. Wages $6 per mouth, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A p) ivate family, as chambermaid and Jaundress, or cham- bermsld aod seamstress; beat of ctty reverence. at, between 3d and Lexington ave, firet floor, back room. YOUNG WOMAN, WITH EXCELLENT RECOMMEN- dations, wishes a ‘situation to do cooking, washing and ironing in a private femily, or chamberwork and waiting. Call for two days at 186 Kast lath mt PROIESTANT chamberwork at XIKL BOOK FOLDERS WANTED.-81X OR EIGHT J first claes girl boox folders can find regniar employmest ediately by applyiug at the Con ce ‘And can give the hea! ofeityirete Sosske Magtish t place, 15 West tith ¢ erfecily acquainted with Newport YOUNG MAN, 25 YEARS OF AGP, well acquainted on the Continent, and apes several lapgnnges, ia desirour to acsomoany A xenilen: Ling gompanton oF mtarareter. a. Addrem Glan! uation olllce, No, 14 48 Lo Fone sty, Kobriety and eapablilty Aprly at his pre 2 $$ RKERPER WARTED-RENT FREE, FOR TAR eth st, near Canal. Taquire from ry. Hteants will look, 9 to 120 clock, of Thos. Fanning, Jr., 250 Bew: resent employer's, 15 IRL, WANTS A SITJATION TO The couatry preferred ist in the washing and ironing; jection to go ®ehort distance in the count the count-y with a family; good refe- yn nt 12 Saat 26th at, between Madison TLINERS WANTRD—TO GO TO NEW HAVE™, Cons. Tothore who thoroughly under enw the largest prices will be nabie reverence gl LLY COMPETENT O TARH THAR! Wan'as eituation ax miller or overs Addrets A. 1., Went A 0 {oe summer monthe in ply t) of address Joan ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, 17 ‘tuation for taking care of children, or t) ave. aod 4:het, f rk. Guod clty reference from’ ber ls a van be seen tor two days if not eugaged, ui 111 West N WANTED—BY A RESPKOTABLE GIRL, 1s ali kinds of family sewing: or do light chambarwor 004 chty reference, 2.—WANTED, A YOUN standa the cure of childre: and be willing to assist in the wat clothes, Apply at 260 Weet 19th at. reference given Bab Od aon ‘ort office, Weateneater county, N 6 musi know bow to sew 6 And irouing of children’s UNG MAN WIBFES TO PRC Yon as cashier or asiistant, oras cleric tn a how steamer; writes a good ban ‘Onn give good sel YOUNG MaW HAVING HALF THE 0 desires © sitastion as bookkeeper or s:eountaut, Ad RE A BITTA ANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, A SIT tion to travel with w family in Karops or epeake English end Fr Inst place. Inquire at No. 2 West 16th a ANTRD—A SITUATION BY A REIPECTARLE young girl. to do chamberwork and waiting to take care of children and do plain sewing; haa beat of ciiy Bet Bee her isst place. Call at 3/8 Bleecker st., ner Pe 5 one or two grown child 7 % rw 3 JURSK WANTED—A FRENCH D1 West 2tth st, first tloor, charge of a child; one acastomed to child: ing. vox office, Metropolitan theatre, sh; has best of ci ren Apply to betweea Yaad WANTS A SITUATION AS AY LEISURE Seninairese: can cut and ft all kinds of children’s clothes, iso oll kinds of famiiy sewing: bas no objection to take care of all at 35 Lafayette place, WANTED —TWO EXPREIENCED OPR- rators on Singer's; good wages and Iqo, good corset basiers apply to stant employment, ED MAN WANTS A Ste ard or bead waiter, in & hotel, pectable boarding house; ta caterer and carver, and I fail © will carify. No objection to city 9 T. Greene, dragatat, corner of Srosdway and Lil at, or box 162 Herald off SITUATION WAR™!!) SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO. testant woman, as chsmbermaid and waitress; no objec. good reference. Apply at ft, top oor, front SALESMAN W NTSD—WHO eretand the funey dry grode business, to *pply to or address Johm Higgias & ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation ; ie a good plain cook and excellent washer aot 8 nO Objection to nasiet in housework; good city refe- Cali at 519 ih ay., in the bakery. 5: etent, we hig references Won to go in the countr; avenue, near 9th st, for RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WISIH8s TO O3TAIN goods or bakery store; {s willis er employer; wages net 90 rau or addreag 138 yn, employment tn a to make bersef useful to an olject aga permanent sttnation West 10th st, New York, or 44 Dean at , Yo« YOUNG MAN. AS bartender in 8 hotel o¢ ily7 tore; ba aerved in an By High shades for the if ig ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do general housework in a family, or chamberwork and plain sewing; good city referen: sie ven. Call for two days at 60 2d av., between 3éth and th ie IAMSTRESS WARTED—MUST UNDRRATAWD ALL ferences. Kinds of faintly sewing, and have good elty re Apply at 56 Esat 29:h at, Se LAMM SA ‘WO PROTFSTANT YOUNG WOMBN WANTED-—IN A 9 cook, wash and fron, and to do houwe- hamberwork and to meke herself generally usstal. NG MAN WANTS A SITUATION & wholesnie or retail hurdware store: has a knowledge Of the business, and is willing to make himaeif generally use- ful. Good references given. Addrena 8. KREPBA'S BITUATION WANTED-—BY AN | rick lady who is competent in every respect, and 9 make herseif useful in an wicower's (amily preferred. Inquire )WARH.—A YOU ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSF, BYA RB Work. the other for oc table young woman. who lost her baby st the ; #he fa inteliizent, you charge of & baby from ite birth. “Cun reasonable way; a 57 Mth ot, corner of wi Apply, wita re- M., Herald offive. BALOON AND RESTAUKANT KMRPKRS.—A doen in the capacity of oystern ad charge of @ saloon, wanta ®altnation ia a saloon oF restaurent. to open oysiera ‘and make hinself pen’ ful, to eusiet in ending bar or waiting; ims been news for maven years and cn give and eecurily if required an to honeaty 5 Lowery, between tive hoare of 10 A. M apd able of tet pen wat suited, EAT AND HONS? YOUNG GIRL, yrs g00D ad would agaist in the kitchen. Cai ‘omen and girls, te work oung man who Apply at 209 Water st, OMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- st Ve & foo! cook, washer and froner, 1K. 3 Stcoog slaoor corner of Hurrivon gt, cout Brooklyn. ® - NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO man, who bes lost her first widence, 161 Bast 27th tion will be paid to #1 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. in a private family og chambermaid and waiting ‘and chamberwork ofa bermald and waits fe Btobaeco factory. 318 Henry st, Broo! YOUNG WOMAR wisaeg nurse and $0 sew, OF ag chambe washing ond ir be seen until engaged at YOUNG WOMAN, HAV taree weeks old, wiehes to tak: own rericence, 156 East floor; good reference. & SITUATION WANTED—BY A TERY © mai), 98 nurse and seamotroas; baby from ite birth; can eut an sewing; le very ede wouid do chart ANTID—A We interview call at aud 4 P.M, tor M. DLUGGISTS —WANTAD, A KITUATION, WHOLE, draggiat of neveral seurn’ ex. le trade; best of references given, Ad- waitress, or would do the stmail [mang ER ASS 9 to snd three t00 st., room No I Waves SITUATION, BY nurse a char! tor two days at 196 bh avenue, bet r. BRR OWN BABY, y © nurse at and 24 Cf sale or retat, bi © FAMILY, Suen perience inthe who 0 can epeak Voglish. todo general housework: IN A PRIYA’ Sis at, between PROTESTANT, ; can do sewini RMERS.—WANTED. A PLAGE ON A who fa desirous of such employment, be iat or Myesrsold naturally mart, fond of alendaa: c.; weuld (tke to put bira with take an Joterest Ferme: ANTED—AR LAUKDRWE8, A RESPRC teetant woman, French, Boga oy unoat be a Gat rate iw Apoly at 20 Washing @ the entire charge ndresa aud hav in him sod treat bin Boy, box 99 New York [1 ITUATION WANTED—BY A FRENOIT waiter, in & private femiy; nnlaratand references from h where he can be seen watil engaged, by « Miutiion to 4> Katt cbmabor work ng to (ke, cx A nite a 10 ro reference. sil for two days at 19 Colam. ‘and Amity, Brook!) and to take care NTRO—A GERMAN GIRL honeework fo a small family; cockiog, washing and troning. Apply TO DO GENERAL must underatend plain at 22 Vesey at, ly recommended. Call ator ‘and D, Xo objection to ge to Brooklyy. TRI Ud AE TY the AN HA I RS YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A aITUATION TO DO Revered hourewark In a ema seca for two days en. BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, — seamstress; woderstande cut AXTED—A NEAT. ACTIVE GiR, voce: bam lived weven years in bef last And write, x8 chamberran 4 Rast ith oo nice plain acemetress. who ia WHO CAN RRAD ld avd whitzonn: leo, vei 7. wilh oly referenge, bet pene a Wend 13, at 119 Ah at, sanabsatarcaar see" ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL Wol bt good weges. Apply at 643 4th ot., oeer a 33s a, between LE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A BITTA- sid end walirasa, oF an oastabernax td rences, ‘and Soth ata, atts fliting children ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUTH, 17 age. in ® retail Or wholeasle tree ata Kocher ae ae Pas a knowlege of 900n! ood references. os bose, ty learn senlag and writes a Vishea bub @ very dreesed J. P., Heraid offlve, will re: OBAMBERMAID, Satins, 60 — red or yetont ai wor i th, for two daye, ey s. good band. Can give smal pslary. A line celve prompt attention, »iske oare of ehildren ¥ \Wro dey et 391 7th wye., between Sita © Shatter House, 477 Canal at. near Hunde" ANTED-A SMART, INTELLIGENT LAD, 16 OR 15 ‘years of age, for the retail paver department 1 £ A.M, to Solomon & Hart, 700 3 Sera wes ANTED—A PORTER, AROUT 18 YRARS OLD, AP ply by n % Fuiton ARTED 6 EKS (EXFRRIK! ers, married, Protestant m ral boya for botels and atore Fegitry Office, 78 Broadway ; able mén; no coMmission in a BM), 3 FARM. good waxe J ANTED—A LAD ABONT 15 YEARS OF AGE, FOR a broker's ofties. Salary first year, $90, Apply at room No.4 100 Wall steeet. IC tet ACTIVE PUSINESS MAN. WEO HAN ecquaintance and can influence amlea with importers jobbers and retatiers of Nouors, wines, do. to take an totere | ‘ax partner or ochewiae ins brokerage hustoess. sddrees Bueinese, box 119 Herald office ANTED —IMMEDIATELY, THO EXPE. rienced waiters in adining aloon. No boya und ri need apply. TRACY & EMBKY, 64 Whieball at, QVANTED—4 CLERK IN A MANUPACEORY Wito can loan bis employer $300. None but those haring ‘hs Fmountto commence immediately need apply. Salles! my cftice after 7 P. M. any day this week, 118 Kailroy w sey City. W 4NTED—A SALESMAN, WELU ACQUAINTE the city ery goods trade Apply to Gow & Uc Goon, my , Jer 1b ay, TANTED—A BOY, TO ATTEND AN OFFIOE; ONG whohas some know! @ of bookkeeping and writes 200d band. Compensation small the firs! year Tuetitute, soat office, etation A. TANTKD —A SINGLE MAN, AS COACIIM*N AND TO ¢o reneral work on a conniry place; he muet thoronghiy undertta: | the care of horses. Apply at 140 Puiton at, second etory. WwW AFPTED—A YOURG MAN ACQUAINTED WITH THE grocery business, who ie willing to work und can give ood references, Appy to Wm. Clitlord, corner of Centre and ueDbe eta. Address ANTED—A SMART BOY, FROM 13 TO 18 YEAMS OF age, to waiton table andj make himself cenuraily use ire at 84 Ppring et, from 9 to 10 A. M. = WANT 569 TO 10% YOUNG MEN, WITH A CAST ceapiinl of from $50 ty $100 each, K» purchase onr gorda, consisting of watches and jewelry, and to diapose of them in all the cities and towns thronghout the United States and Canviaa. Some persors who hase of usare making from $5.00) to $10 000 per year eelling at, nnction ia the various towns aad villages, Un theroceiot of $1 by mall we will wend a posit ful set of sleeve buttons and stada, and on the receipt of $M) a heautifnl gold watch, open fase, and for #309 beantiful gold hunting case lever watch; for $10 a huntiog case gilt watch, Avdforgy aprey open fore silver watch, Cal wud exile our gcods or send for # catalogue. -) St oa OLINES, 78 N wr ANTED—s YOUNG OE RMAN DAY GOODS CLERK; aio & corresponding clerk wad two wholesale none but quelited parties need apply at the Merch Olerka- Kegisiry Office, 78 Rroadway: sltusiions procured: no oom- jon inadvance. Hours 9 to 5, WM. J SEDPATH. WANTED—IN A GROCERY STORM, A STOUT, AG tive boy: one that lives with lin parents, with heat of ferences. Apply alter So'clock, at Campbell & seaman’s, 404 4th av.,, corcer of 20th wt ANTED—4 STRADY BOY, WPO UNL RITANDS optring oysters and wairing: meat come woli résom mended. Call at75 Bowery, 10 o’elook. B. WILL BE GUAD To Mew? HIS PRIN ALIFORNTA. M.S. BROWN, agent, will o; t rurren streey, fe . pen nt No 2 Warren OB ADOPTION.—ANY RESPKCTABLE PROTESTANT family may adopts pretty lille girl, ton yours of age: ae isan orphan, of rescertable parentage.’ Any family wiabl eTlus Ler Up ws thels own will plone widrana 0, K., box i eral a JOBS LOCKHART, FORMERLY OF TIE ISLAND OF o} St Croix, Danigh Went Tedion, ia requested to apply to his brother, Fradariek Lockhart, in the above teland, L. —1 CALLED AT YOUR HOUSE YRATERDAY; DIS. je appointed by not seeing you, Meet me this afternoon at do'clock, ut (he same place we met the last ume, B J88 CARRIR EVRRUTT.—THERE 18 A LETTER FOR On at the Union nquare Post office, K. LIVINGSTON, KON OF M&. BOLOMON LIVING- sich, of Canada West, if in New York, would greatly y leaving bia address at the Harald office, an he 19 sup corer to he able to give valuable information (> the adverilzer Upon matters of great Importance. I], 5 cYERY MUCH GRINVED. EXPLAIN, 17 Mean? « for H. 8, JA WwW. 1 D. CAN DEPEND OPON THE UIMO8ST SEUREOY, «find inno event Is his name to be divala a. WANIED-AN OWNKR FOR & HAIR NECKLAGA ret varmonds. The owner xa have it oy proving Bopecty saul PAY WK Cxpepeey, Vall ab 49! {fd av., ja the jew: ANNIVERSARY WEEK. FOURTH DAY. Proceedings ef the American Tract Soelety, American AnthSlavery Society, Chareh | AnthSlavery Society, Consolidated Convention of Baptist Secieties, eo. &., &e. THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY. THE SLAVERY QUESTION AGAIN—EXCITING DEBATE. The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the American Tract. Society was held yosterday at the Academy of Music, and, as usual, their proceedings were enlivened by the intre« duction and discussion of the interminable topic of sla. very. Piccoiomini herself never drew together a fuller house, nor affurded her auditors more entertainment. The business meeting was announced to be held at ning o’clock in the forenoon, and at that hour the mecting wag called to order by the President, Chief Justice Willams, of Connecticut, who called upon the Rey. Gardner Spring, D. D., to addreas the throne of grace. After the prayer, Rev. Dr. De Wirr, chairman of tho Executive Committee, submitted a brief statement, as follows :— Refore the society engages in ite business, T ire, the name of the Executive Comtmittoe, to ollar sere marks which will occupy but afew moments. The recur- rence of another anniversary, furnishipg the details of the operations of the eociety during the + year, is well ited to inspire gratitude to the head of the church, and should draw our bearts in common bonds of faith and ove to Him and each other. The position in which the tosiety is now placed in the onward growth and extent of \tg beveficent mfluence, teads our minds to revert to the period of its formation, thirty-four years since, and to acknowledge the divine favor which bas attended it, There are not many surviving of thoze who were active in the couseels and measures which led to the organiza tion and establishment of this society, Three of the Executive Committee, the Treasurer, the Chairman of tbe Finance Committee, the senior Secretary, and also the Recording Secretary were prominent im these counsel8 and measures, and the three former were appointed to the offives they now sustain at ite first organization. Most of those who were associated with them at that time have ceased from their labors, and en- tered into their rest. I may here be allowed a personal remioiscence. I wag then residing in a retired country charge, and was invited to visit New York and take part in the public exercises af the formation of the American Tract Society. Tne de impression whicb pervaded that scene was moat marked, and all appeared to feel that they were ‘sitting in heav- enly places,” and that tne “dew of heaven” rested upom them. I was kindly invited by the Rey. Dr. Milnor, whose recjouk memory remaing fresh and fragrant in the whole Ennstian community, to dine with him. The en; Sopic among the small umber of Christian frieuts or dif- ferent Christian denominations then assembied{ at hig house, was the character and prospects of the Society jus: formed. I, of course, eapnot remember the words, but the sentiments uttered by Dr. Milner are distinctly lodged in my mind. He said that he viewed the formation of the Pay as most importaat and in« teresting event. It would tolve the probiem whether Christians in different divisions of the church remaii faitbful to their denom!national views and imverests, cot unite on a basis of evangelical trath common to all, and ga labor together for its diffusion and its saying influence. The society being a national! institution, it would enlist Christians not only of different denominations, but of every section of our land, and prove a bond of union. The hope was also expressed that in its saccessful operations its influence might in time pervade the world. The vision and bope then evtertained by Dr. Milnor, he was permite ted to realize during bis eflicient aad faithful labors ag Chairman of the Publishing and Executive Com. mitiecs for twenty yeare, and donbtiess the ful- diment of them cheered his last moments. These principles, entertained by the founders of this institu tion, have guided the Executive Committce. Tae problem istolved, and Christiaus mect and unite here on the com- nd of evangelical truth. We point to the great nd varicty of its publications, ail imbued with “the truth as it is in Jesus,’’ and we record the fact that during thirty-four years no discordant feeling has ever entereu into the deliberations aod jutercourse of the com- mittee. Let the history of tue operations of the society be carefully studied, aad there will be found therein the best and satistying testimony to the wide range of its beneiiceut influence at home, wad spre out the werld, The system of colportage, which has been for a number of years employed, becomes more aud more commended by the fruite it produces. It explores the wants and waste places of our eatended country, and brings the traths of the gospel in direct contact and sympethy with the minds aod hearts of men, The committee fee! the great responsibility, as woil ag high privilege, of being entrusted with superintendiag the interests of .ia institution, Conscious of their liability to err, they fee) their need of divine wisdom and aid. They arc grateful to the head of the church for Gis favor and Diersing, aud tothe Christian commonity for their con- tinued contributions and co-operatiou daring the year past. We gladly meet the members of the society in the calm aud peaceful consciousness of having sought faithfully to discharge our trost and fulfil our duty. May the same bieseed influeuce wbicd united and cemented all hei in Jove to Cbriet and bis cause at the formation of the so- ciety, and which continued throngh succeediug anniver- caries, rest upon this meeting. Thus, while the Holy Spirit £ visiting the cburches, aad the world is ma remarkable mapner opening to Christian effort, may the society be enabled to increase and enlarge its operations. The Prxsipenr announced that the next businees was the election of officers (exctusive of the Executive Com- mittee), by a vote of the members and directors, ‘Tne Rey. Dr. MoGex offered the foilowing resolution:— Resolved, That the officers of the society for the ena ing year be the same as those of laet year, except that the Hon, William ©, Alexander, of New Jersey, be vice-presi+ dent, aod the Rev. ChristopLer B. Gadsden, of Charles- on, South Curolina, be a director, in place of E. F. Banga, Esq , ave Rev. Dr. Johns, deceased. dir. KD, Benepicr eaid be desired to offer a resolution, ond have it put before the regolution offered by Dr. MoGee, which bad not been seconded. (Apptause.) Rey. Mr, Laws, of Sullivan county, called Mr. Benedict to order, on the ground that his resolution was too late to 1, exeept by way of amendment. (Cheers.) pict insisted that bis resolution should be first put, and that Dr. MeGee’s rnotion not having been second- ed before he (Benedict) aadreesed the Char, was not before the Convention. The PRESIDENT could not say was recouded before Mr. Bem gentleman was in 0 Rey. Jr. MURKY, sitting on the plar‘orm, stated that, immediately upon the reading of Dr. MoGeo's resolution, be seconded 16 Tre Presipenr (to Mr, Benedict)—Then you are. out of order. (Applause, and cries of Sit dowo,?? “Order,””) Rey. Dr. Parrey moved that Dr. MoUce’s resolution be postponed entil be could have an opportunity to read pnother resolution, (Hisses and cries of ‘Order!’? “Hear bin. Dr. Parren—Oh, g0 on, gentlemen, you wont disturb me in the least, (Oheors and hisses.) ‘My father was one of thore that went through the Revolutionary war, and Tam not to be frightened off. A GENTLEMAN in the parquette called Dr. Patten to order, beoause the question oa postpovement, which be said was not debatable, had not been put Dr. Pavren insisted that he bad a rigut to speak to hi motion to postpone, aud read bis resolution as @ part of his speech. He th proceeded to read, i @ Ftentorian tone, rising above the storm of hisses, the preamble \o his resolution, ag foilowe;— Whereas, The African slave trade is contrary to the firtt principles of the Gospel and of humanity—(hisses)— evangelical Christians — Here the etorm of mingled applause and hieres drowned, Dr. Patten’s voice; the President guid something which could not be beard by the reporters, and Dr. Patten re- pled—“Perbaps the President will understand better when be hears the resolution.” Again he esgayed to pro- ceed with the resolution, butouly the words “and whereas”? were andible, when bis voice was again over helmed by the uproar. Rey. Dr. Srrina then took the platform, and with great difficulty obtained a hearing. He was understood to say that theugh he should probably vote against the resolu- tion of Lr. Patten, }t was perfectly plaia that that gentle- man ovgbt to be beard,and bad just as good a right to read bis reeolution as Dr, McGee had. ‘ Probably | shall vote ‘evidediy against that resolution, but, sir, give every man tus rights, and you will find him acting with the go, ciety for the promotion of its great objects.’” i Dr. Patron then proceeded to read his resolution, as fol- jowe— Whereas, the African slave trace is contrary to the first principles of the Gospel aad of humanity, is condemaed by ail evangeli Yhristians, and is repudiated by all Christians and civilized nations; and whereas, there are indications stem, with all ite crimes and ‘hor. rors, already is, Or i8 abont to be, reopened by adven- turers of tois country; and whereas, the ouly effectual barrier to tbia trade is the moral sense of the community, enlightened by the traths diseeminated by the Gospel} therefore, Resolved, That the Pul ing Committee be directed to fesue, during the present year, a tract or tracts calculated e avd conceatrole the religious sentiment of all Heal Chrietians agaist tho slave trade, aud to set hat Dr. McGes’s resointion ob rose; if not, the later evang forth its wickedness before the nation. This, end Dr, Patton, is the regalotion which I would propose ak th> proper re#olution w be adopted by thig Bociety, ond I cavuot for onc moment feel that there can be much, if any, diversity of senusment with regard to it. Certainly wo sre not prepared, asa Christian suctety, to de silent upen this queetion, when we know there ia @ Prevailing sentiment all over the uation, The /kesupeny (interrupting), Patton Bere, that 1 do net think is to ihetrnct the Publishing duties to perform; and itis no, withia the provines of this meeting to jestract them whatto do, therefore Ido not consider thot the resolution ig in order, (Load ¢pplwuse, and orice of “Sit down,” 4 gen'l-tuen in bis #est in the parquette moved to lay the reeo'r on the tabie, The Prenicent put the motion amid great confusion, and Ht Wes cureiod with a 'm of opylauee and hisses, Dr. Pairs tuft@d the resolution upon the lable, says ing: Chore itis, Mr, President, but tt will be called up agin.” (Applauee. ) Mr. Worcorr, of Providevce, R. [—T move to the reevtution offied by Dr, MeGee, for anotner, whch js not epen to objection. I think the’ ohjection the Chair Is sustained, I the Pubiivhing Committed, to @hom 20 joperiant rubject has been entrusted by the conttitation, are to use their own discretion ia the oxer- cise of their duties; but while f would jeave them free to Wee thor own diecretion, T propos in cont with the pream ye of ihe resolution Just jaid on the jo, the fol- i! og resolot _ ccolved, Thot the publication daring the present year of noy well writen tract or tracts offered to the Pubi ~~ —