The New York Herald Newspaper, May 16, 1859, Page 8

re HE NEW YORK ANNIVERSARIES. Whe Americen Baptist Home Misaton Society. FROCHEDINGS OF FRIDAY BVENING AND OF SATU « DAY IN THK CALVARY BAPTIST CAUKOB, TWANTY- PHIND HTMEBT. ‘Tre weewuy +n Fridey evening was opsned by the *i0k ia ofabymn, John P. Crozer, Faq. , President, occu, ied tho ebair. ‘Toe Rev. James WaLsn, of Missouri, offered up an appre: Wiete prayer. The body of tue church was 6009 a8 rowed as in the merning, and chielly by members of ‘Me voriety. A very lengthy addrees was then delivered by the Rov. ‘Mer, Carscant, of Wisconsin, formerly of Comnecticat, He faced the effect and progress of Catholicism from the time ef Catherine de Medici to the preeent day, and denounced $f ie Nhe strongest terme imaginable 98 “the most gig intic System of slavery, bondege and moral dopravity.” He went on to give « zealous culogiam on Massachusetts, sub- anunted by statistical statements, and tben drew a brief ‘euttioe of the religious bistory of New Orleans, at ence emibiog 2 bold and anfavorable comparison. If you do- ive to restrain the progress of Popery, spread out our pracipies in the West. “Not one filtny raz from the Diood-stained robe of the Cardinal ef Rome rests on our devom nation '’ Cast sur principles over the mighty ‘West, wil every epot brightens with the hght of our faith, Bnd (hen rome progress. Rone good, will be accomplished. ‘Phe subject of the address was Dot announced, bere othe viewity of our reporter thought that the gud- Jace was, ‘‘Baptism, the Only Antidote Agaicst Catboii- Cum,” although they were not certain, und one geatie- map, after some hesitation, asked our reporter ‘What be Bad ehrietened 11?” io his report. ‘The Rev. Dr. Wiiierts then offered a few remarks oo the progress and ulility of the society, and branched off @ the etate of sola tp the West compared with shat of ‘tee Bast. Among other remarks, be satd:— You are long ur coliars ovt of every Ave by Ux crectiog more weeKug Bouscs out West. Ia all the newer rezious of the Unived Beate % more meeting houses. AL seid he had 4 speculators oo whom insiuaations bad duripg the lute meetings; he good men they were. ‘ Taey have pt over the disastore which they think tey were indirectiy the of bringing upoa you, woteh, during the late crisis, swept over the couutry ‘like Bstorm—a whiriwind. It is eal that the West is bang- Fopt. When you can keep the sua from sb ning, the rata from fallmg—when you can take the words ‘seed time and Bervest’ from the Bibie, nos bil thea, will che West bo bankrupt. Why, gentiemen, we utterly repudiate the jae” Alter several remarks from other members, the Rov. Dr. E11, Corresponding Secregary, announced that some mency bad been found in ove of the pews, avd if any p2r- 7 would toil the amMouat 1: Would be given wo him, oLaer- ‘wwe it would be throws into the treasury of tue Amert- Gan Buptist Home Mission Soviety. A member rose and aid he had leet five collars, but that was not the amoant, fad accordingly it was put ito ihe treasury atier furiher remarke {row wic Secrewry, he said, “1 visited a family today ufter the meeting, aod met gm old lady, who mado many inquiries about the society. he said she had always comtribatet somthing every Year to the society, She bad nothing at preseat in the Bhape of money, vyt she loved the society and telt that abe wuts contribute something, £0 she took of har collar ad gave it to me us her mits; and bore itis, geatlemea, fraps ng the article.) Now, 1do net ofr this because ‘Wish to ve in tho fashion; I do not offer it os a new fashion, bot becanse it shows the spirit of that hamble weman, What you give tor it, geutlemen? One member énid he would give one dollar if the Secre- tary would return 1% to the old lady. Another member maid be would give one dollar also, and anotber ave dol- Iara, which indeed, @ pretty go03 price for the collar, Sensidering what it ~ st have originally cvst. after joming in prayer, the members adjourned till 01, A.M, Saturday. SBOOND DAY. At balf-pasi vive o’ciock on Setarday the fociety again ateemied—the President, Joun ? Crozer, Beq., of Ches- er, Pu, ib tbe chair. The ceremonies commenced with the siging of the 78th byrmu—“ I Love Thy Kingdom, Lora.” ‘The business in order was the resolution of Me Buckyeli, of Pennsylvania, left pending she action of the pociety Gn Friday. After a prayer by the Rey. George Kempton, the minutes of the last moeting were read, I was then moved that the report of the Committee on Aife Membership be accepted, which was put to vote and carried. The report of the Committeo on Delegates was then accepted. Mr. ©. D. Sheldon’s resolution m the recommendations of amendments of the* eoostitation presented by the Coneolidating Con ‘Veution and Mr. Buckneli’s subetitute to it. Dr. Laturor, of New York, then expressed his objec- ions to this eubsutute. He only recognized the rigut of ‘Me Board tw make recommendations to the Society. “fac eburches huve no right to iogtruct this Society no more @an the Convention.” He did not want it pavhebed to ‘the world ibat wis Society recognized the right of the eharchee to inrtruct them as to their duties and busicess, Be wanted the subject tested favorably, candidly, feurteously, and every difficulty wouid be seitied. Toe Rev. J. 3 Houmes, of Srookiyn, wished to gaya Jew words, although they might be outof order, but ue ‘Was interrupted. Mr. Buckyxiisaid he wanted to kuow if the Home Mis- fiom Society, and all the gocieties of the Baptist cnurch, ‘were i have their business in errupted, vueir wctions dictated, their intependence forestalied, by any reaola fiona, by any recommendations taan those whico thoy Might cee Ht to make themeelvee? Who ever heard uf « hike uns being instructed by a Convention—s Beciety having 4,500 churches ia the free States? Let every browber here bean tedependent man, aud ropro- ment the churches belonging to thie Society aad n0 oLnere, Severai members bere rose out of order. Mr. J W. Mexsitt theo remarked that it seemed to him ‘What it was Dot uoterstooi in this Society that no geut'e- men was evttied Ww the fvor till the Presiden: bad recog- Based bie right, Choemey of Brooklyn, then moved that the ques- You be put to vote without fartner debate, which was | Becended aod then objected to, tt The Rev. A H. Buntovcnam, of New York, then rose, ') @uriag the cousideration of the previous motion, and oi red the fuliowing amendment to Mr. Buckneli’s suo- Bute — Resolved, That in view of the manifest desire of changes 3s oor constitution on the part of many in this society, a Sowmitter of five be appointed to cousider wnat dmead ‘WeLts w the constitution sre desiravle, and report dariag ‘This session; and if approved bya majority of thie #> ety, they wey be envered upon our miautes wo be acted “Epon at the next meeting. The cowmitige appointed was composed of the follow eg mewbere—Roy. E. Lathrop, U.D.; William (ean, D.D., New York; Gon, JM. Linoard, Pa; J. W. Morel’ Req, Mars. GM. Webb, N.Y. Pais resolution ‘was seconded, and during the discussion of it, Tre Hon James Lixyaup, of Peunsyivauia, rose to a @eeetion of order. Mr. BexsaNcHaM said he would not yield the floor. Beveral wembers jumped to their feet wt once, all Mpeaking at vow, the Clair making no attempt to restore order. Mr. Baringham etiil stood bis ground, bat at Lact Jwided to the eatreaties of his frieuas aa! Waived his Fight, Dot rose again Nemedisiely afterwards and waat Gu to Geyer bis remarks very excitedly, withuat inter- Puption from the Chair. Mr, Buxiincuam said that he OM not recogaiae the vigui of any member to impugo the Board or be wetrvct the Board. He did not like the remarks mato ‘by Dr. Taylor in regard to this matter, and if he “ait aot . Yawk bis brother’s heart better than Uis head, he tor ons woud burl toe indignity back in bis tein.’ Severai embers then rose at once, and Dr. Tarton, of Brookiyn, Very excited, his band cleached, demanded aa explana’ tiem. He appealed to the justice of the society, Ho would uot be arraigned befure the society by any mem. ‘ber aad have bis motives ‘mpugned. Daring the excite- went a member rese aud eaid: ‘Brother Taylor, ie. the P meagtcre go on; we can all hear, and judge justly, Let go 00.” Toe Cuaiz then announced that the substitute of Mr Bockneli acd the original resolution, were withdrawn ‘by mutual consent. Rev. G. D. Gunnar, of New York, then rove and said ‘Nhat he had algo feit the barsoness of some of Dr. Tayior’s wewarks, when he spoke atthe Inst meeting about the ‘Feoreancy of Guty among the mem ers of the Hoard. He fel the force of the remarks then made, and smarted YWoter thein while sitting in bis seat. “There was no pre- @eaent for apy thing of the kind.” Several members here rove without the slightest ordor "nae wie D 1 es revolution of Mr. Burlingham was then ascapted. Dr. Cumevey, of Pailadeipbia, thea remarked taat thore ‘Wes Do Decessity for any amesdmonta in the constitution ——. A year heace and they would be beter. Tesolotion was put to vou and passed, Dr. Couven, of Odio, then mored that the recommenda Mors of the Convention be roferred to tha Executive Usa. miteo, which was seconded aad carried, A revolution Baten ee Be peg the amendment offered for eecond article 6 constitution, whicl at real The “ayes” had tt ere eral remarks were thon mace and regrets ex: at the dow progress of the rocioty, when Pp. corer pas Brunswick, N. J., offered the following resolu: Resolve’, That s committee of five be appointed to in ‘Quire Lect Ferries Ineans or method by which the SPerations of this society may be extended or invigor- S44, the inquiry to include the matter of any existing imn- Pedments in the way of such onward movement, and the ‘Somy.ittee report during od ene Seeaion. was put to vole Passed, and the followi Peters appaicied:—J, M. Davis, of New York; W. H. - Runyon, of New Brunswick: Wm. Buckno!!, of Pean- b- Se 5 Rev, L Portor, of Massachusetts; Rey. J. M. sion, of Now Jersoy Fejort of the Committes on Nominations was thea y And the folis win, 4 rds mag named oflicers nominated and af. 5 Auditors, Smith Sheldon, New York, Man! pace aries Of Correepoadence, Rev. Bavj. jew York, and Bev. D, B. Chesney » Poiladetphia. Special commitise appoint: ait on the Constitution, a# proposed by the Wee Mr. ‘6 resolution, would report et three o'slock After the\inging of a bymn an add: By, the Rev \ir Uasitton, oF Wasnaes WH Astivored of & Dundred dollara each were 4 of the Second Ttaptint canrot ne ae the sosiety ai |. The society half-past two P. M., and after the sing- ‘We offered, was tho report of the |, aod amendmonts to ing third, , ninth and teath articles were the course of the proceedings, after ft . Hl ff at i ‘Mach discussion, were adopted. During quite a’tivated diacuseion on the aubjoct of reer al, Pe Freeident interrupted e msmber ky aan ® Communication iu bis had {rom @ per- NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1850.—TRIPLE SHEBT. " on son who desired to ee “the Rev. Fox” at the door. present wanted at the door” Dr. He en ee eea rece and word, “wah Fox te ras, Twiso yoo weuld tbe Jar Lt jor were are several present’? Me President e ae ef the Fox wanted, aud required Fox depar to ‘ Herter of the Pe ealied “Tevigorating Commitee’ was (he read, and foalty adopted. Que of the two gecrelaries appointed was t> ocenpy the wesierd portion ef the couotry, travelling among the eburenee, and the other secretary to reader his services in New York. ‘Too mecting 8000 aff: rwards adjourned, tine die. Police Lutelligence. Tax Oty Game.—Two Italiaps, cxmed Lewis Mseratte and Martini Leconott), entered the jeweiry store of Joho K. Davis, No, 83 Catbarive street, on Saturday afternoon» and asked for sone rings. The clerk showed them a sase coptaiping forty-one rings, Valved at $60, and taen turned aside to uttend to snether customer, | Hardly bad the yeune man turved bis back whea the Itallan gentilemea spatched up the case xud started out of the store at a fast pace. A policeman happened, by the merest accident ja the world, to be near at the time, or else the thieves would bave cecaped Op being taken vefore Justice Sleers, they enceavored by & ruse to slip ous of the court room and moeke their ergape © the street. They were qrickty (ol lowed, however, and breught back before the magistrate, ‘who committed them for tal on charge of grand iarceay MUTINY aT QvARANTINE —-A serious matiny broke out om beard the ship Constellation, at Qaarantine, on Frivay, which resu'ted in the wounding and maiming of sevoral ef tue crew avd the surgeon of the vessel. Captain Gibson, of the Harbor Police, with a bost's crew, boarded the sbip and secured five of the musinooers. On bewg browgnt te tho city they gave their names ae Patrick McCarey, James Trajaor, John Cosgrove, Cornelius Dougherty and Churles Bros The arcused wer handed over to the United States Marshal, op Saturday morvipg, aud committed to the Tombs for trial, The Coustellation recentiy arrived from Liverpool with some caves of smallpox on board, ano wax quaraoticed for ave days Poe montuy oocurred Ubrough the desire of the sailors to get asnore before the expiration of that time. A Smant Orsxati0N.—Mesers. De Markas & Bro. , com- mission merchants, doing business at 61 Stoue strect, sent their office boy te the Market Bank on Satarday with a check for $227 02 to have it certided. After ieaving te bank the tad was accosted by a stranger, who. demaaded the check in a threatening manner, eaying it was forget, and he would bave the boy arrested if he did not deliver 1% up immecistely, So well did tne operator play ais part shut the boy was frightened into delivering up the check, when the thef hastened away, with the intention Of disposing of the paper to she nearest broker. The check was not encoreed by De Mirkas & Bro., so that in any event they wil’ not he losers by the transaction. No trace bas since been discovered of the impadent imposter. STABEING AFFRAY IN CHATHAM SrRERr.—An Italian named Francie Ferrara and James Leonard, ex-foreman of En gine Company No. 21, became involved in a row in Cast. bam street on Saturday morning, when Ferrara drew a sword cape and stabbed hig adversary in the breast. The sixth precinct police arrested Ferrara and conveyed him before Justice Osborn, at the Lower Police Court, where be was beld for exemination. A Warcn Case.—Joha Erbart, of 162 Rivington strost, appeared before Justice Steers and made a complaict against Levi Bernetine, of No. 2 avenue C, for fraud. The complainant alleges that he bought of the recused what wus represented to be a gold watoh, but which sub. sequently proved to be brase, and that of an inferior quality. The magistrate compolled the watch dealer to give bonds to auswer. ‘AuRcED Eapezzuement py A Cuerk.—Edward Fariman, a clork in the Melodeon, a place of public amusement in Broadway, with a salary of $8 per week,!managet to keop fast horee, ditto woman, and indulge in other luxuries, His employer, Mr. Rivers, became suspicious of the young gent, abd ou examiuing his accounts found that ihe setter bad embezzled about $500 between ta ‘26th of spril and the 34to inst. Justice Steers committed Fariman for examination. Assavemine His Wre.—John Boyle, the husband of the wopun who was admitted to the New York Hospital on Fri- day , svffering from & severe cut on the head, was arrested yeeterday on a cbarge of felonious assault. The priesaer ‘was brought before Justice Usboro, and committed wo awit the reealt of bis wife’s tojories. Mra. Boyle is con- eWered to be ma dangerous coadition, and snould deli. rium tremens set in the cousequemces may prove fatal, Seno me Signs. —Thomas E'ka‘rn, a resident of New- ark, N. J, while on # visit to the metropolis on Saturday night, wes induced to step into No. 110 Reade street for a few moments, where, through the artfulness of a nymph dv pave, he was robbed of $180. The thief was suice quently arrested by officer Gieren, and in her possesaion was found $800of the stolen money. The prisoner, ou be- ing brought before Susie Osborn, gave her namo as Mary Jane Campbell, acd was faily Comaitted for trial. Jenv on A Bexpxk—Joha Brady, a ooachman in the employ of Mr. James M. Pendleton, of No. 12 Woet ‘Twenty-third street, got under the wind on Saturday evening, aud while criving bie employer's team up the Eighth avenne, mansged to kill one of the horses, t) tne rimeut of the owner, Jona was arrest: for in- cotion, ad committed for ten days by Justive Kelly, A Voucy Duarkk In Trovrrg —Wiiliam Seaman was brought before Justice Steers on « charge Of Being cp 4 im the lottery policy bat , contrary to the laws or this Stata, and wae compel! give bail to answer the charge before the Court of Geacral sessions, Peacugs—There is every indication at present that an upsually large crop of peaches will be gathered shia eason. The bloesoms have not been injured, except in a few of the moet exposed localities. New Jersey, Mary'apd and Delaware will semd forth more thaa their usual quantity. Weekly of Deaths Ta the elty ana county of New York, from the 7th day e; May, to the 34th day of May, 1859. Men, 77; women, 71; boys, 12): girls, 111—Total, 879. Adalts, 148; ghildren, £31; males, 197; females, 182; persons, 7, OMSRASER. Alburninarta and Bright’ 1 @iwense of kidneya..... 2 a Angina. Heart, disease of......... 6 Apoplexy Heart, vaivalar at asthma, Hooping cough. .9 Bronchitis... Inflammation... ied Burned or scalded, Infammation of bowsls.., 3 Cancer. Infiammation of brain... 8 Casvaitios Iniawaat onofkidneys.. 2 Gasna'ties, by fal Inflamrast’on of lunge... 16 Sbolera infantom Inflammation of atomach, 3 Cholera mor but a ie Cirrhosis of the Tnddammaiton of womb... 1 of the brai 1 : i +6 Marasmus, adalt coo 1 Marasmas, infantile 1 6 Mossies......... 3 2 1 1 6 5 rere 2 4 9 Gif sult. 2... 1 1 Pleurisy..... oj 8 Premsture birth: 4 a 1 5 5 1 1 3 ca 2 8 1 Fever, vilions. 2 2 Fever, congew ive 1 1 Fever, intermittent 1 3 Fever, puerperal .. i et Fever, remittent. 2 i Fever, scarlet. 9 rl - Fever, typhoid, Tot hee se eeeee 9 The number ef deaths, compared wan the correspond” ing weeks of 1857 and 1868, ‘And Of Inst week, was ax fol 6 RECAPITCLATION—DUWRAP ES CLAMPED, Bones, joints, -¢. 2 Mtillbern and premature Brain and aerves ‘ mach otber digestive organs, 65 Unoertatn goat and gene val fevers. Skin, &e., and eruptive fevers, ” 2 United Siates 3 ‘Weat Indies... Lanstic Asy’m, Blm’dale. 1 Hos Nora. and Chiid dal 'y Hoap’l, 6 2 Tal'd Eov’t & ". £ Workhouse, Bik’s ine 5 i Tota. * PHORGE W. MORTON ity Inspector, Oty Teapector's Depertiaent, Now York, May 14, 1868, Tar Crors.—A friend who has jnst ineched this pidientody the Ley the States throagh which be parsed. it Towa aad Wrsoonsia, tae aeaaon te beck w: ‘ oe ts propa warrant @ ooofdent boliof thet I returns of wheat and other graing wilt be yield. larg these States. The same may be said of (llinvia, In. fee ant ‘one, where the earth if covered wite rich aod abundant evidevces of the coming harvest Th wheat crop is particularly promising. [% is also wtated that aa ‘anusnal quantity of jaad was sown with wheat last fail, and therefore tbe amount of this grain will be exseeding'y large. Ia view of the demand for breadataifs which must arise in Kurope owing to the war, the prospects of u piea- tiful barvest 9 most gratifying tO ail clasaes of our poo- ple.— Philadelphia Pennsyloantan, May 14. COLORED GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO GO A Piveuingt> Burope. oven for one weak. i! no engage |, at 36 Cornelis st, la the rear. Good oky referaacest BITT ALION WANTED—BY A RRSPSCTABL@ YOUNG se, Saat eealessced Ome I ane Tees Mie hast J2that, between lei amd 2d ava, first floor, froat rem BITUATION WANTAD-BY A RESPMOTAULE fealty os chambaroudl aad tukteg sere ef seikivea. cl yaly sor cl areat shi Jor two aye tt No. S08 Weat Mb ath beiweca vu acd Lita ave la A et CG ARNE LADY GIVING UP BOUSEKEZPING, Wir Has TO procore w situstlon for ber chambermaid and pursn, whom she ean strongly reoommend, Apply for three days io HB, No. 134 Bieecker at. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION a8 OOK, IN a Bara iy rr te ne hae set employer's, ro. a; refereace ro Call ag No. 11 Must 28th at. id SITUATION WANTSD—BY A OOMPETENT YOUNG weman, a6 chumbermeti and laundreas, or Aa Iaundreos or woitress in @ private family conptry for the summer, city reterence from ter last ps Can be geen for two dayaat sé 17th st , pear th ave COMPETENT NURSE, LONG AOSUSTOMED TO tilt care of ebiidren, wante a stration; is an exoeilen' ‘sin sewer. ‘The best of a:y reference from ber list wlace. No cbjertion to the country for the summer, Uae be $3 for two daye at 107 19h at, between irving place and id ave., third for, rroutroom. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. ~ ww wenn YOUNG wo! ‘WANTS PICUaTLUN IN 8 A taal alte ans rae Ne csaviais hi Ruel iy rele Fenoe. Call ot 203 Division at, seeoad four, RESPKCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 BITC. A tito un chunberwore aad fue waste nese. walros ¢ Dane t» go in the orustry. task olly referease Kivouy “Cai at 8 GU ore beswons ih na inh 9 haa ht hic do OUSBKEEPE@'S SITUATION WaNTs0--8Y AN i og oy) triephadeee dyot tne best referease given, Fi hence nasa ante ITU AT TED-—BY A KESPBUTASL® YoU Mromrras chambers; woul ve willog wo sala fa Ue Wash'ns £00 Woolug If » Call st Wast 30th st, where abe bus for the laat ve years, WANTED-—BY A YOUN? WOMAN, TO Sumte oe Sr acnall prieate familys good ly roteranse, work of & va! gm is ‘ CaN teat, aoe, SOP Oe STIVATIONS WANTED—BY THACE KEVPAOP AGUS 8 Pretestent girta; one se cook, @ne Ae seamnstres and cham- bermaid, and the othersa waitress, Good ety refereno~ of from twot>iive yeare Can be seen for two dsye et 109 Sam 1th ot, near $d avenue. GRPAROE WANTED—BY AN BUDERLY BNGLIGH female aa boatakescde jo a private Caral’y, or to aa saat a HOG et le refereaces given, Address & 8, 98. ITUATION WaNT&D~—BY A sUOTCH P alr), a8 cask 5 8 vo Denier Lp ey Ny eid ey SO iy ae il ply Rory 2 ‘out of Bleoeker, ms ITU ATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RASPE ITAGBLE AND ficient young women da elty wr oaut-y), O46 a8 cork, waster aod froner, or Iaundress (ie a good bread baker), the 1. ke ebam ermsit and waitress eyare well recsmmeaied, ap- ITUATION WANTED—BY A BESADY YOUAT Wo solang.cook. The hest of wity referaices if ra- ee for (wo daya ut 3!3 West 9h at, WHOM IT MAY CONOERN.-TH@ agvdaTi9ed wishes to vtaathon ag ccambermalt and waiter, or otake cbarge of 8 Ikaudry ina respeciarie otel, apply at iG dav, between (Oth ard Lith ots. WASTED-BY A YOUG GIat, A SirUATION 43 iawardess on a wencaboat, Address Mua g. Mbox 153 Herald ofice. A. BASFEOTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion to do Cy housework or seatst Lo the hitehen; ta woling ard obliging, @ good washer and ironer ani plain cvok. Good city refereace can be given. . all at 623 Wash: SPEOTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO lowe stairs work: is goed pinta ook. waaner aad froner; has no objecticns to do general housework in.» emsll private family, where she could make a home for beat of city reference given from last employ Lawrence at, near Ti Isry, Brooklyn sTaUAt IN WANTED a8 SEAMS? & SYA? Testant female, OF to do vbatmherwork aren, Ceneut an! Al (her Cresses em rvider 1 01 family tewing; no objections to the couaiey. Sw tefectwr chy seierence piven ne at 45 Waitan, none Huan, f° two daya. BREEPECTABLE AM Ca tion in ® small private tamily; ts 8 gout troner and plain cook; reference from last pp!) 82 Powers et, corner of Sate, crooklyn, TEL WISHES A SITUA. RFSFFOCABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS 4 a eook, washer and trouer; ia a good huser; un ler stancs pastry, ‘Best city references. Oall'at 173 Adams st, Brookiyn, for wo day A SITUASTON WANTED~FOR A PROTESTANT GIST, 17 or 18 years of age, to take care of children and do Plain ce wing bas no ohjeetion 10 Ro & short distance in ths conntry. Flease call for two daya at 167 West 354 at. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 BIfUA- A tion 10 do cbamberwork and fine wasbiog or aa lacadsors in a smal pee fapily. Hus long and satisfactory ctty refe- rence. Call at or address a note for M. M., 1,015 Broadway, fur a few days. ein ic bea RESPECTABLE FEMA4LE WISHES A SITUATION A. ‘be sick snc montoly nurse; has tha best of teainonials fromiknginad, giao good chy reteremos. Cail at 173 want 2 at WASIED—A SITOASION, AS COOK AND Lan. ress; no objection to do general honsewurk. Cail for @ two days at 366 th st. From $3 lo 61.4 moath SYTUATIONS WANTHD—FEMALES, wre, ITUsdION, BY A BESPE 'TABL Wi ro we - pepe k the country, Apply for two day 9 0b78 Lit at G04 reterenee «ven. W4XTED—a str0 ation, a BESPROTABLE enn first rate wasber and fener, "Onn he snc farten inynat No: Bing st. ‘ANTED-A BiTUATION, BY A ReaPROrAG JOUNg WeMNKD, as good Cook; waderatuads cooking In ‘eavelle:t baker cakes has rivate famiiv, #t,, between 8, front basemest W 48TPD—4 SITUATION, BY a nesractasus Mn Ra a Ee gg Pog Bay ard Country. “Beat chi reference Cull fer two days at 77 West o rear, hy r jTED—a SITUATION IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, ws; ‘& very oompertent person as first class lanadresa; hos ‘excellent city refernoce from her last place, Vallat 11 Union sourt, bet 12th ate ANTED—A EITUATION, BY A RESPROCABLE young woman. to do gevieral honsework, of t anon, werh end ire, Good city referease, nil for two dayn at 195 allen at. . Y A REAPKOTABLE OIRL, A SITOALION W An intoiarmaid odo geueral housework. “apaly at 224 Weer 16th ot, for two days. BY A ReaPR FA SU i], 10.& private (amily, wo do general hone aor has ve oljecion tothe country. Raterences given If required. Cal) at her present employer s, 34 Rutgers ob ANTBD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLE YOuDR woman, to taxe oare of children and do siaia ork: Colhi chamberwork; no objection t) goin the forthe summer City referenes. Call for two days 9th ot. between Bd and 4th aveo ANTBD—A EITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young Women, we olain cook, Wasber and iroaur; woud aleo wke carge of milé and baver; no vbjaction to tha roan: try. ertolty reference. Call at No. 4 Woratio st, first thor, ink the rear, ANTED—A ITUATION. BY 4 RYSPH EAS! rofessed cok; she horoushly onderstapie all baker The best city referance place. Call fortwo daye at 123 20h 55 aNTHD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLE ‘young woman, 9 do general boarework ta vate family, Call af 10 seat Broadway, sectad rom. ANTED—A SITUATION IN A PR(VATS FAMILY, by @ respectanie Booted girl, to cvom, wash ana troa ar do general housework; for elly OF couairy. apply ab 43i Broudwoy, up stairs WARTED—A SITUATION, BY A KRSPKOT ABU family; tox good plein cook hes semen oabinn iam good ‘nud excelent #1 hes Good ny referent’. Salat 132 Wont sth at. for twa dive QVANTHD-—A SITOATION, BY A RESPRCFABLE Young (IY, Aa semmmatreas, haa a9 ohjaution to yo 4 abort ance tt the cOwutey. Inquire at 269 West 421 wt, betwees aud 10D ave, SITUATION, BY 4 MIDUGE AGED Wo- te family; i & god pumila cook, washer ace given Apply at 163 Vaciok st.; AV ARTED=A BIPUATION a8 COOK IN 4 PRIVATE VY family, by a Sry nespestanie womaa wad understand: ber ustness. Can be even st her present place, No.6 Bayt = $$$ ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A YOUNG ‘woman; will amsist In the washing and trontag; or aa chambermald ‘and lsundress; beat of city rmerence. -Uall at 212 West 26h st , between Beh and 9: aveoure tor two d WW A2tRDIA ITUATION a3 CHAMBRRM «ID .xv ‘waitress, cr to sosiat in washing aud ironing Three ears’ elty relarence. Can be seea at di Kast {11 sh, noi ‘av , room NO. 6, sec0ud tloor. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Gi4L, A shimbermak! and situation as fa the waabing ‘and froving in a swall private faatly; the beat of city rate eaos irom her last pune, "all at 93 Wee: 49 st, vetween 6-b aint 7th aves , in the rear, first foor. RESPROLABLE GIKL WISHES A SITUATION AS A. ‘cook, in aema'l family, or cbumbermatd, prefers to love im Brook!) 0; bas lived tn her lest place six years; the bes! of reference if required. Can be aeun for two dave at bor plice No. 6 Varro | plage, between Oourt and Clinton ews SITUATION WANTED—FOR A FAITHFUL WONESE A. snd sober Protestant gfrl. as nurre, or ax ebsoiermald and to ses.ec with wesbing. Apply for two days tia wo 1é AM, ato. 1 Madison av., corner 231 6. LADY, WITH A GROVER & SAKE4'® SAWING ose wishes to hire out to do fawily rewiog by the Berek crday, 60 reseoosbic terme, Ca.l for one week at Li2 Weat 2; ib st., corner 7ib ave PROTESTANT GIRL, WITH BEST REFERAN B, 2A. wants o cituation as cook in # private family; {4 an ex cellent cook and baker aud would be willing 19 wcalsi ta the washing: no abjectior 1) goin the country, Usa ve seen at S06 Houston st., in the etore. SOM AS LADS and fit Indies? and © jarally eewiag: has ‘th the care of children, the bot of city Call tor two caye at 236 6th av., between 15 the store. sth A RESPECTABLE BOOTCH WOMAN WOULD LiKe A svuation ag nurve with a lady or family going to «urge: ir accustomed to trave:, and te not stek at se; gid refs-e: given from toe bighest families, Callon or atdress Nurse, 7 for one weex. TION WANTED—RBY A RESPECTARLE YOUNG girl, we chambermais and to do plain sewing or waiting om wive satreinctory reference from har emoloyer. where abe bac lived for the last three yocra Cau be sen tor two days at the eset corner ot Hoyt and Boiler, , South Brookien BITUsTION WANTED—BY A FIRST (L483 OO0K ALS tna ianndress; is & 4004 baker; no orjsetiin tbe oven Good city refereuce. Call st 119 West 4h st pear 7th second iloor, front room. nh nat Ener TIDY, SMART YOUNG WOMAN WISHRS A SiTUA- A ‘ion a cook, warher and troner; gout chy rer: go from Inst emspioyer. Apply a 137 Court at, in jewelry sore, Brooklyn. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- A ‘cn an cook, waster and troner, in & private family. ths Best of city reference Can be sea fortwo deys ahi] Wi ii Won | ‘st, second tloor, back room, up SITUATION WANT#D—BY TWO RESPECTAILE AL “young women (sis'ers) in a reapestable priraia iansay one as cout, washer and Ironer the other ag cham ver'a.\? or take care of children, have the beat of aity rain Fenee in Brooklyn: Can be seen tor two daze wt 67 Maid wi, ely O. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WoWaN, a8 A. “chamhermaid and Inundrees or cbanvermald and walt revs, iu ® private family. Hae the heat of sity retarences, Would the country for tke sucmer, Vall at isi vest ay. Slat at WILLING AND COMPETENT GIKL DeStans a AL situation to ¢o ch umberwork and wat g, Has four ant A half venra reoommendation from her fast place call’ a “224 iuh wt fortwo dayn. BITUATION WANTBD—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cham "ermal and to Raaist {nth washing and irouing oe w Kestetty reference. Call tor two caye at 93 Wost Ai wh, rewr building NAT AND TIDY GIRL WANTS A BIT ATION TO A uind children snd do sewing, cr ip €o euamber work. and mind child: from the (i two cay ts wliling and obligiog. Best city re'ersnca re abe lived the lust thirteen monte, No odjaciion ty boarding or travelling. Cuil at 24 Greeue at, for SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPROTABLE You"g woman. as chiliren’s nuree and maxmet-ers, oF a8 sham “erroaid and seamstress; tares years’ reference {ruin ase ‘ast piace. be aren fortwo days ab 444 Weakingion st, between Waite and Dasbrosgen ais., second floor, bask room. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE AA young girl, aachambermaid or waiter, and would be witl- ing to take care of chidren; would bare no objection to go ia the country sor tae sammer Bye 2" bast af city referunos gan be etven from her last place. Onl for two days at 135 Weat 324 et, & NEAT GOOD COOK, wasskk AND IRoNmR wanted anoly at 35 Wythe avenge, between Moren streets, Willameburg, i A SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD SERVANT, A. with a child two years old; no objections to the country: gan come well rocomnended. ‘Cun be wea for two days at 93 ay. A SITUATION WANTED—AS NORSR ASD SHAM stress; can cut and fit for children; no qhjestion to gin the country; wonld go an seamstress, Is weil experiontot to work on Wheeler's sewing machine. Apply at Lid Mast 2ivt st, Brat floor ASUTATION WaxvaD—BY A R¥SPECTABLE YOUNG girl, vy do chamberwork and piain sewing, or to take care of children and sew; ta good Disin sawyer; bas noe ob Fr eg gO in pod Fee 4 for in snes, H good city re *rom her lest place, nll Tero day Sih st, third for, between Ike and 24 ava,” eM 400 Bass RESPROTABLE YOUNG PAOTKRTANT GIRL A. water to obute n steed ina private family aa cham: bermaid aud plain sewer or to take care of chil-rem. Has the beet city reference from her Inet ailou. Call at No. 7 Uulon court, University place betm be seen tor two dayelt not waited "een Hee and 12th ate, Onn REAPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A PROTRSTANT | A. Amerionc, wishes & ettaton in private feats tale care of children and pow: Ws of a kind diapodtion, yood un ry sod very iond of children Call for t pr Sorver of President and Smith ste., Brooklyn, 7 780? RD CTRL WANTS A SITUA- urge or 1dy's malt. un travel or gota the ooun- try for the wumiane, apply at No.8 Wea Suhee ee oe | A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WIS4K3 A SITU STION AS 2A, mazmresy; would bave 26 obi ection to gon ahet dlatanne antry. Oan be seen na! 4 " ‘dion bale Grenson, B88 Broadway, teagan, Mee Me Gtbeon’s, i | Me of polvigsl Mal an pd A Rit3?B TABLE youn &s seamstress; cau fit plain draseas, a9 objeo ea to dol chante ts wlitog and obi tariee efarenc Yall for two da: 85 Hast Broadway. _ preseat employer's, OUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 8Irtt 3 GOO! iain cook and excellent Jaundress: fry el saci cis w aneounsy. Cal aries eae tana ine faney some v ow) days at 165 Wnat idth et, a cla A NTOATION AB LADWS WAID AND SEAMITARES wantad-by respectable you J retan’ ereannaning and all kinds of family ‘erie, goald pre or to travel, oewe Koto rol gg AF the or has good rafe- meee. Seametress, for th: 216 (th av., between Laub and 16h vig 27 the fancy store, i YOUNG WOWAN Wi8/Bs A NITUA Q00K: understands ber bastaoas: I & gow! booed eo sake mee, €F; alan wn exonilont pantry cook; wou lke eo te nee ce try with a family for ‘he aiunmer, host of chee eeleronse glen Call st 0, 1 Uutow court, Univeralty pinoe, none thee EUATICN WANTED. BY A You" GIR, 70 Do 2 ~ aber work OF 12 take eure of i dtes and do pion two dayaat lS. eet Sata Jarshasyiti A ITUATION WAR TED ny a 5 woman. t doobein eri we» Work and waiting: fo ea bo plsce, Can beeen fr imo syns it, DObMGED Sd Bun) 210 ove, ANTHD-A SITUATION, IN A SUITABLE FAMILY, for & reapeoiable Amerivan girl, who ia oad win stresa and bas learned to operate en sewing machioe. Apply At sewing room, So. 204b ave. a ANTED—4 SITUAIION, BY AN ELDERLY Wasa lady, either in a orivate family, or ty take charge of w se. Please call at }os. Davis’, 6 Morris at.. for Mary Ann Wiliars ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPROH ARLE AN, a8 NUTS ANd eoAMAtFOns, Or aM chamber. ity reference. inquire at ii) West 8. ANTED—SY A HRSPACTABLE PHOPASTANT young womso, aaitnation as chambermaid and we , OF 88 DUTSE ADA ReAMnSIreGA, Cr0d Feferanoes fom I Call for wo days at 77 Henry st, dita floor, froat ANTED-SITUAT/ONS, BY TWO KASFE IE ASLE young women, ove aa plain cook. washes aad toner and the other #s chembermsid sud waiter; good city rs 2: eacea, Call a 130 Weat Kwenuesh st , for two days, WASTED” RITTATION, BY A Re-PRUTABLE yousg wotnan, ax chambermaid and to assist ia waahiog end I-oning; no onjesiion t) qo ® short dlatanse 1a the country, ‘Onl for two days a 127 Weet 29h at , near jth av. PROTKSEANT ANTED—A @ITUATION, BX A Young woman, #8 Cook th & private fauaily, undoratan is a!| kinds of cooking; 1s a ood Dakar of oress’ wad ptcuita Cood eity reference. Call at 365 6h ave, besween Zid nua 23d ata, QeNIED-A SITUATIO young girl, as ook. w. housework id's ‘sro BY A KASPéOrARLS aa inmuer or tod gengat ally." saat oily reterence live t for ihe laa fous years. Cab ve sen for two days at 143 Bast 2310 8t., room 18. WehteDsa SITUATION, BY 4 KHEPRUTA RAM youne Boglish perso, as comoanion to a ledy, or would prefer traveling with # geutle. family t) Ruripe; \e nan's ference will be Ona be agea (rom 1) 4 2 15 Nassau at, first door, W SH2BO- BE A Fite RATS LAU SDSIs, FAMT lies! and genteman’s washing and mending; the bas. city refexeace can be given, apply to Miss aun Baalth, 674 ay. WANIED—4 PITOATION, BY A RKSPEIPAGLE young WomAD, AS nurre snd chamnharmaid,{s accasiom- ed to the care of children; has the heat of raterance from ber not place, whare ahe hua lived tor the lsat tw yours Call a 12 avlectle st, corner of Henry, over Scrauton’s grocery store, Brookiyn. ANTRD~A SITUATION, BY A BRSPROCABLE Pi) testent girl, as chamdermald and seamstress, oF 0 anata mm the washing abd ironing. Hest of aity ref-renge if required. apply f Gaya at 167 West 424 st, top floor. GV ANIED—SY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A Bine to nurse at her own residence, bas lost her owa child gue mionih old, Oali on Aza, Dooling, 2/0 staat 13h a, for turee ays. YW ANTED-nY A RESZROTARLS PROTESTANT Wo- man, x sitoation to do chamberwore and walttog, oF pain vewing; Ix Wi'ling to make herself genseaily avatal, oF would go oid a family ty the country Heat of ckty refereace can be given. Cali at 15 Unt-verst ¥ place. o’clcon st BY A SESre 8, 0° an ail private fami'y; wold. chime 10 gow th8 country dariog the aim ner, ecerences given. Apply wt 3:9 0th at, bet wevn HELP WANTED—MALES. BUTLER, GROOM, FOOTHMAN 4ND PaGs ARE A required tame ately 0 @ geaueman’s fanily. + ll must be first c eas and have to produce the beat testimonials. Call ou advertiser, at 69 Kast 18th at, third door west of Broadway, op staire. MAN OF GENTERL ArPM@asaN Te «NOD BUAT nese qui ure wanted 10 purghase the whale oF ong half iutarest apevens wa eatablubnd down town bneiness, Katab shed t ears 00 & prominent corae! - On G TOON PER, 85 Nansen etreot, OY WANTED. INQUISR OF WILLIAM F PLEST, Boks Sroome ‘st, Defoe 8 o'clock in the moraing or alter 7 evening. ofice, & smart, active, totelligent yell woqn stat Wal ehrts “Spviy ab 9 o'clock at 29 William st, oilice No. 2, LERK WANT 1) sete: tigtt. best Fo a faithrul young wm: THE OFFICE OF A RESPHOT- who can joan big employer $200. wishlog to become” ncquainted with buetneva in the chy this will oo & very pleay nt and yerma, arnt aituauon Address fn ruil, siatiog for nar basivess nud phen ery Wo eugege, oF two days, Hi... New York Port offee. RY GOODS —WANTED, TWO SALESMEN; A GRH- msn who can soak English prefer-el as one Apoly early sto rner Unior av, and Grand et, Willtameborg, L. 1. ARPWARE—WSSTED. A PRASON FILLY 40 quainted with and capable of taking sole charge of 4 re tail bardware estabiiabment in Brooklyn; mus: have the very Deatof clty references, aud be satistie wilh am nienaie as'sry wihh # view to an ultimate foterest Address, with real wane and reference, B., Brooklyn Post offixe. AN WsNTED—TO GROOM AND DSIVE 4 SORse Mi work tn a kicheo garden, make Grow, aud willtos vw ns generally useful. One with goou rete ‘ean kpply ty 3 berkman et. up eters, irom AZ 40 1 o!ooek on Mowiay wut OKTER WANTSD—IN A OaBRIAGY Haic store, 8 ainart, active young msn; must be a Ge man aad WaARiC come well recommenced. Apply, ater 10 A. M Drteotl & Co,. 94 Bowery. WANSTAD MERCHANTS, HOTELS AND OTHERS SUPPLIBD GRATIS _WILH CLERKS, SaALboMoN, PORTERS. BOOK KEEPERS, ac, MsRCHANTs’ OLESKS’ SAGIST HY, 78 BKOADWAY. WinLiam J. BADP ATH. antec GERMAN OR FRENCHMAN, WELL AC- ‘avotu'ed with the maoufacture of fpitation wiaes. Ad- drere 1. , box 153 Bi oftice. W *STED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT BOY, FOR A retail matt nary store: salary $5a$ 00. Apply at No. 7 Beekuvan at, thie day, after 10 a. a, se SE eR ANTED—A& YOUNG SINGLE MAN, TO GO wast, ‘(near Potebarg,) who ina good groom also «00d gar! dener and ¥fiilog to make hime if generally wetnl, - acdrore box 142 Herald office, stating wbere to he weon. None n-vd Apply woo caonct produce the best testimonials as to belag qualied for the apove purposes, WANTED THE FOLLOWIeG KXPERIBNOSD SALES. men:-One for Srat clasn grocery house one for Jothiog house, and two traveling exiedmei éry goodasalremap. Apply at the Marc ¥) ofice. 78 Broadway. Situations procure. oom oi6- fon in advance. Wa J) Bsoraiit, ANSED IMMBOLATSLY—a RASPEOTABLE MAN PA #8 walier, Muss come well recommended. Call at 1i2 ave QV 4NTED-THREE FARMERS, MARGIRD PROTRS. tants also, reveral waiters and nell bys. Appiy at he Merchapts’ Clerks Kegivtry office, 78 Brosiwey, 4 Joos procurred for respectable men, No commission ohar. od Redvance. Hoursirouniveto five. WM J. S&DPA til. WNIED—» DAY GOoDR CLERK, A OLEAK FOR A oe gar slore. &. carrier, and three b: App! the Merebante’ Clerks’ Kegisiry ofce, 78 roadway. Situz- lope vrocared for reapectanie men. No conm.aion ia ad. yacee. Apolicants by mail must enclose two bowtige eamoe Kou, nine to five. 3 Wwe. WAFT BO TO 100 YOUNG MEN, WITH aA CASH eno Lia) of from 850 to 8} sO each, Wo vircbaes our Kors e@rnsivting of watches and je veley, and ty disp f theo fo al) ato #8. Jer No the cities aad towns throughout the Coded states and anstvn kowe * yerchene nt us are making ‘rot $).(O0 per year selling at anctlon to the vari Villoges. Cm the receipt of $i by mall we wii! rt fal set of sleeve batons and studs, sad on the reorivt of $2ia Deautiful gold watch, open far, and for ¥M)a besntifal pod huptiog case lever watch; for $10 a baating case gilt waich, auc for $7 & pretty open face sliver watch. Call sad examine fy ‘Our gv0da or send for GUINBS, 78 Nagenn street. W4STED—AN ACTIV®, STOUT Boy, ABOUT years of age to run errands and aeaint in & puttor a trimming store; must reside with hi. parects aud being a” 0 factory references; salary small the Gret year, Apply at 252 Broadway, up stairs. WANT.D-THRER BSALSSWOMEN FOR A MILut ‘pery and embroltery store bth avenua. a» pply at the Registry office. 78 Broadwiy. Situations orocured for Wnts SI'U AT ON BY & RESPAOT ABLE GTR, to do chamberwvork plain sewing and walting; no anime 1) 7 to the conutry for the summer, would lay take care of chidren, Is willing aod obiigtog, best of ctty referengs. Gan bo seen for Lwo days iC uot engaged, at 10 Verwatah glace, be tveen Gungress aid Warren sie, olf Heary 8!., Brooklyn, NTED—BY A RESPROTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, & si'uaiion a8 nuras, or would do chamberwork aud plain Sgrving: good reference. “Can be sen for two days at 163 West at. “i $$$. 7 ANTED—BY A PROTRKSTANT WOM4N, OF SETTLED ‘sae. m eitaxtion to superintend the duties of a house and make herself use(ul; can cut and make caildren’s olotaes; or nurse; would go in te country. A. Feapectable home mai379 erence. Apo! ed tcam high salary Hse good re ree days in the boonetore 489 Mufieon a itches) haart ht ath A ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A BESPKUTABLB WO man, as ook ina privale faraily; te willing to assist (a the waehing; would go a short distanos in tae country; whe -_ rnd Wet me ed ns a all ite bracches, Best 4 i reterence given. Apply ai the grocery slore coraer illary aud vawrence ates Beooslgn. _ ———$—$—$$—$— ARTKD A BESPECTANLE YOUNG WOMAN, A attiraticn as chambermal’ and waitress; has no objaction to go to the country, ibe best of city referencs given. for two daya at 204 West 26tb at, between tt and 9.h aves, ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, IN A PRIVATR WATERY tre pein ak, @xperionos and excellent character, who uuderetands her by thoroughly, and bea Jong and most satiefuotory city reference. Oall at oc address 224 ‘West 17th at., where abe oan be seen until muted, —————— APTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPACTABLR young woman, t0 do ohamberwork am waiting in © small privaie family, or ag nurse aod to do any kind of needlework, Or todo housework. Best city references, Apply wt 27 Man st, Brooklyn, first for. ANTED—A SITUATION, 48 NURSE AND a eae — poe TT ee fiting dees: has Teterence; bas ot or country. Cs wo dajeat 49 24 ave., between 28in ana aunac?* CA fOr oN trams vo nant WAstHD—A SITPATION, BY A ResPscr coum ‘n'toh woman, as cook general ; a verall fartly’ ma objection to s short distanes ia whe esatey, ox: Fefaren eagived, Onl for two days at fo-ween th ant t0th aves, waabiaiealines MUsT EXPHRIDACED GibL, A BUT. reas, and todo tine washing, or as cham. ‘und waliress; takes ibe entire charge ot the auver; wast ag. gas sua ae, noderstanas her busm-ss tho roughly; & neat sewer; go in tae country with » lady; Wages $6, Call ot 216 Kuat 5a at. rf he W ITED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAM, A ‘siuation as chuabermatd and waitress, and to d> plan fe-tng, OF to do general house work, in a anaall pity ste faruily; aw ved two Yemrsin Bee Ieat place, Call mt 353 Ga ave., sa estore. yee SITOATION, BY A RESPROTASLE Wo. MAN, a8 good cook, aad fest alaas washer and Ieoner; Food gity reference; isa good baker. (an ba ween for twourys at ‘ave, between 2in and ath sta., upper tloor, front oom. eens QVARTED — A SITUATION, BY A ReHPHOF ABLE yung WOMAN. af COOK, Washer nnd troner, in x amail be prea orreeons f 19 amt ae ia the country; given. Can be seen for two days, or till suited, meisr Hes‘er #t., room No. 7, sid i eet eninniutatntacadasindl EY NURSE —A SITUATION I8 WANTED AS WET peas 2 BYR Rowpest a0 mara worn, velit n fcomn 5. intl” Got referenesa givéa, Apply aT) Fruake fort #t cel. Mew York, sorner of Obit and Frauctort.. aaleswomen, governesses, stewardeeses, 40, No commission in advasee, Hours from twelve to tive. WM. J. REDPATH. WASTED—A YOUNG MAN. ASOUT 18 YRARS OF equato ed with the reihil dry goods business. In quire of. 4. Bante 810 Bleeoker at ANTRD—BY A FRENOPMAN, A SITUATION 48 jan and groom; can sprak the E: fivently. Bas the best of cits retersvoe, wad hue uo orjection to the country. Inquire at the aaroess store 9 Grand w. acd in 8 Me ian eh ce me WA ANTED—A CLE*K IN 4 L:QUOR BTORR: MUST come well recommended, and have some kaowledge of the bupiness; a German preierred. jnqaire at 443 34 &Y., 0OF- per of 3idai, ee V ANTED—A DRUG CLERK. APPLY AT 27 JAMES porter. —_——— EEE at, Brooklyn. Also, & WANTED SEVERAL FIRST CLAS WATIERS, AT Ferris & Leggew’s Hotel, 42 Chatham et ; also # bar bo 4 ANTED—A MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND steady habits, with $200 ta cash, to assist and atiend to tre financial business of s highly respectable and vary profit. able exhibition. Call Sat vy and Monday at 599 Broadway, room 23, third floor. fe oe eins AN ea baa SE eed We ae WAS TEDIA MAN CAPABLE OF TAKING OF ana Of © dry goods store, and acting as conddential clerk. None but a competent Pogson nend apply nt the Mer. chants’ Clerks’ wegistry office, 7 Krosdway. Situations pro- cured for respectable men. No commission in adv nace. WM. J. REDPATH. ANTED—A BMART, ACTIV’ HALL BOX; ONR WHO has been in a botel pi ed, Apply ot the Hotel Su. Germain, from 9 til 12 4. M. THE TRADES, A YOUNG 4 CAHPENTER, WANTS A SITUA A tion aa foreman to a builder or » ehber in Now York or Brooklyn; Ll jonroeyman, and master ; oa. atthe bench, or superirtend the erection of bulldings Address Foreman, Brovklyn Post offoe. m re hin _hatcentitns A WATUBMAKER WANTED.-ONLY FIRST RATE Broadway. workmen need apply at Gemmel’s, 208 Bak WANTED-—IN A OCFFRE AND CARR ROOM; none but ® practical baker need apply; good reference re: Guirea. “Apply st2IL Bib ave., near fargo che PONGINAER “WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A PRE son wao thoroug’sly understands hiy buelcew. Beat city and conntry references, Call at or address 133ay. 4, bé- ween 9th and uth ata, SALESMAN WANTED—IN 4 WHOLHSAL DAY GOODS s.ore; one acqusinted wita the city trade, Address Salou: man, box 751 Post oflce. TPO FILVERSMITHS—WARTRD, & GOOD HAND TO Teak cavpmaretors Apply 0 447 Broome st. ° TS AMBROTYPISTR —-WANTED, AN OPRRATOR, AT ‘Reed's, 176 Chatham snare. PHOLATRRER —WawTED IMMEDIATELY, A MAN who naderstands putting down earpets an {oilsioth, Ap. ply to Keed and Brothers, 157 now Tunal ot, up seins, ANTED—A GOOD | PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL letter engraver; one who can a raving, wnch as oor ‘and ‘fork; ‘slao, oof, door and pate pune but ‘elase workmen need apply, Address Wilvox, Oarpevter & Hon, Troy, N. ¥., for one work, TARR YMEN—29 STABRLARS AND A NTDoreen “Fo poed Banda pigedy cupuartonet A moon will be given, Apyly te Wim. D, Yatioran, by Phone Newark, or Baldwin & Patterson, Korth bolinviile, Ns ede dae roi focanaranideheracatide ANTED—A PLANER AND SAWYER. ATS. £0, Witter pianoforte manufactory, 245 West ul ew 0th av. oe —————— W AkTED-A WATOH CAPE NAGINE TURNBR: RONG bnta good workman need apply t» Wm, Marsh's, No. 9 good ply mo. Wi’ No, fone n . TI | WS) RD=10 FIRST CARS WOOD PRG Of tie pntaner far hook work, Sand wun A wddrern ous 6 sleus Jornany, Onmtnn ip [SF LLL LOL A TC HELP WANTED—FEMALBS. Ny, 1, a tadeiyin bond shesneol of erect tind: ete. ri ys ume Pee Guna Myers tue cretaa bran espa by a reepe: table ‘Ameriese Raye oe pF #¢ aa asc nL FIK8T RaTE OUOK, LaUNY waite A. seamstress and noree, an hugl'an worjan’ prefered, wanted immediately; rope hut Protecisuts Teed mopiy mi ine Ries pete of the Proteatant Ihretherhood,. ry St. Bochorge uatlt orguged, COMPETENT &R+MSTRAY aN le (A, tren tnd camternaid ud aber, ean tra wale offre, 202 42k av, buwoen 24 and {Stes nee ahs Office, 292 4b Martha sad fairy Iaely lunded A lady in shandeezee GERMAN SEAMSTRESS A*#D NURSE, FOUR A Bt La ae Ie era rg oes iy poy ie snat for paioahens at we at WESLEY’s @ lect female pyre By. wear 290 tA lady in atlendunoe. ee A GOOD MANY WOMEN AND GIRLS LaTELY LaN ed wanted in at uxtione no: lv eva eh woul can Lave s piare the sume day No ive churgea ull Also, mony good places for qevers] housework, in city ene c uniry, at De best wages. large Anutitute, Tas ith at corner of sin wees ure atthe pt oS GIL (GREMAN PRYPERRED) Is W. A te « % Vos bo td TO pO ‘geberel housework ina unst oome well recommended, “apply wt 00° Weat Yad oe between Stb and 9b ays. (OOK, LACNDREASGES, OH -MBERMATDS, WAT- LL “tresses, s-umetrerses, purses xirl for genara) no! wad other servauts, both for city and country, can be with firat clas nitnstions imme wetele; mnat he recom. merded. Apply at the Servente’ Inaritate 149 Grand at, KEOSMSRERS AND APPKENTIONS WANTED — Di tartare "APEAY all the week. Veo nese ee NUE, ROTELA APD BOARDYG HOURES SUP. piles with select German, Fpglisn. Irish and Sootsh sere vants, of every cepactty, at WORKIS COHNERIVSG esiant ment, 44 Broadway, next door to the 3ro.daay Post off a cna gardeners, ooachmen, waters &c, on AMILIES AND HOTELS CAN .ALW®a¥a abundance of German, Evglish, teoteb, I helo, for every ~epacity, in olty or: for all kinds of labor. Country ord wih corner O8ui OBTAIN ried female nen and boye punetnally atented, as JOAN SHEXGAN, pu HELP WANTBD.—SEVERAL EXPERIENCED cooks, washers and fronere curses, seamstresses, cham- bermaid: oné walters are wanted this day tor superior aitea- tons now ready 10 gentlemen's families, atthe highest wages, Spply ot MaNNINGS, 10 Tiliary at, srooklyn. ‘OUPEREFPER WANTED.—6W INTELLIVENY, KNER- Mic and exper'enesd indy wanted ye family t» eaver- invend and magege the honsehold affatre Further pa-tien'are piven tp an toterview, Witna rempactable middie dad 3 f 'v enmnpetens ‘on~ f om the old country vref-rred, Tausement wilde made, address for one Herald oflice, " » Stating where an mierview may be $$$ $$ DIES IN WANT OF GOOD BELP, AND HOTELS ‘and boarding houses can be anpplied wth the best of ser- vante st WR3. VORKHCON'S office, Ko. 25 4h ave, where od domeriice from al] nations can pe had for city or country. Ho diehooret den'inge at thie cies ° cds nin nme tl iad b Py tape att Peiscig Bocktige j ps4 ee nes (0, tane Of the Isusdry, che mst know ker Sutiseer thoroughly. = neni y R8. YORKSTON, 28 FOURTH AVENUS, WANTS & ee einen nena Eitan eee at haves ROO rage in the Be 7 both elt count? e ‘are. ied with servants at tbeoflles ‘suppl alah edie honcsin sone ee ETE TL re ore ROTESTANT SERVANTS BEQUIREL 1 A GENT Lie ‘man’s family —A 000k 10 assiat in washing; @ chamber- and fine duce the beet F; a walter girPand w lust pro- he at 9 Mast wm, third Stor West Of Kroacway, Up stalre nintendo WaNi DHL) D&Y —BIGHT GIRLS FOR general bons: work; two for tie cvmntry, four to cook womb ont ir ese wie mohives; Beat w + steady saployaaut Apply at 10h —A GOOD COOR ND LAUNDRESS. AP. Amity et, Prooklyt PL OR elaine sar ult QWs Ntan—s PROPESFANT GIRG. £8 OHAMBER- ¥ mal) and to assist io washing and troning. 4. neat tid: EE, geiieodgotorneee, way nopiy tha day ‘Momany) at 18 . Fpeapels ey Brooklyn, ANTKD—A BEAMITSHPB FOR FOUR O8 FIVE ‘weeds 10.40 ail kinds of fancy wawing One who pers fectiy underatanda the use of Wheeler & Wlieon’s semi machines can spply in Citoton av, Brooklyo, aixih house ports from Gates av , weet side. went A GIRL TO) 0 GENERAL HOUSEWORK ‘8 small fomily st, 201 Cours et, near Bulter st; Lrook'yn. Wages $4 per month cy} ANTFD-A GOOD RALKSWOMAS, WAGES NO erject to a competent person. German preferred. Also, bee miliners. Apply at Mra. Cooley, 112 tth ay, AMTED—A GIRL FOK GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Ajso, wemell giri to mind two chiiaren, apply at 184 West 86'b at. ene nena ARTED—A OOMPETKNT NURSE AND SRAM #8. Cpe sccnstomed 0 the ven of asswtog m: 36 Lafeyetie pisce until 12 0’ciock this day. ANTED—A GIBT, TO DO GENERAL ROUBEWORE fw a private family; must underatand plain cootiag and bea gard warher aud ironer Beverenoe re ‘Aoply at ‘0 Fourth place, between Henry aud Clintoa st, Brooktyn. Was: GIRL TO DO GRAE&AL HOUSEWORK, Dean st, 4p Must come well recommendsd. apply at 194 Breoklyn. Serta meena senineenti teh eevee ANTED- A WOMAN OF NEAT AND INDOHTRIOUS hebits and xn awinhle Ciepoetion. to take the eharge of two mail children. None but a Frotestact weed apply -Ad- dress, with real name and residence. J W 8, Herald oMoe. nals on 50) wate teria id ee tall ABTED—A PALEO LADY COMP STE*T POR LACES and embrolterian: beat of refereney required” I at the Inc 08 road ae ideal ANTRO- ACH SMBnkMAO. WATTER ORL, NUBSE, ‘neamy tress, cook, and a Janndroes, for Arat eleaa privats families Girlsern have excellent etturtione for housework, without charge. Apply at No 7 Iith st. a ite weat of Broad- ANTED-GiALS. GIALS OUT OF ¥MPLO¥MEN®, take notice that owirg ts the nomerons appitestiona for servante todo nll kin’ 8 of # ork | have resoved (0 throw open api ree of any cbarge whatever. Miad MUKKAS \ANTED—A SMATT TIDY GIRI, TO DO GENERAL housework in & family consistiog of two persons; Dane peed apply cuttocse having good reterences. apply at 402 ths Wee CHIMSKR¥AID WHO CoN SPEAK Freoch, Apply #2766 croasway WASEDA BMAKT, WILLING GIRL IN A PRT. yate fumlly: must b6 a good cook, Washer and troner; chy reference required poly at 44 Lomiatce at idan ANTEKD—AN ORDER COOK, ONE WA THOROUGH. ly unceratunds the brsiness, to eook {pan order restan: ant and family aalona, None need apply bnt tose who un- derstand the bowers. Aoply atthe olius’ Hoass, 2,9 Hud fon #t, rear Spring ANTRD—AN EXPERIGNO“SD MLLLINER 5; GOOD Hil be given. Also, @ plain sewor, apply at 1.8 OKI. ANRD-IN a HOAKTING SCHOOL, AGUOD PLALN cook, and to serfet inthe washing and troniog; aloo, slendy young woman toda the housework, Good reierence required. Apply at 168 Greene st. ANTRUTA COMPETENT DRESEMARAK, BY Tal Iny, at 48 Chariton €:, nese Varick. Also, a genteel about 11 yeare at 9 a 874 Hrowd way: ANTSD—A FIR=T OLA:8 MILLIAER aT 491 SIXTH Avenue, Gord wages will he given, ny Borel Ravage to aT 167 SEVENTH AVR nue, Nove but good sewers need apoly, ge ey MORSING, SIX OR RIGAT GOOD ressmsbera, Corgtant em! ent give ye Apply at 115 Ath av two doure above Tat ves © HO DID, sftar 100’clock at No. 7 Jones st. ‘Py ANTED—A cHawEeRMain, Five WAFER AND acompetent} ‘peroon, with gond chy referanen rony appiy, Be. tween 10 and 1Z o'clock AM, at 64 Kast 17th ak diet dander Lat ha atl nA WANTED—TWO YOURG LADIRS, OF ORNTREL AP. pearance, to attend a salcom. Inquire at 112 Grand sh WaAnTED—4 Goon PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND ype: oe estate catraaeass moot, he ‘ul nest anc ref Hy 0) West Baltic me Koutb Broowy a. iignennel WINES, LIQUORS, &c, (JLARETS ROM BaRTON & GUaertRR, HORDEAUX J viz: Latour, Latiile, Lane ie, Mi St. Juiteo, Florias, de., rsngin, “4 ‘uind, an low ta $f 60 per case. Onborn’s port, ‘ie Sporto, . Old brandies, vint 184 1855, ee SMIRK, Wine Merchants of peo eee: ne, (OR SALE—PURNSIDE'S MONONGLEPLs i Prurities: bis sertiicate wil be erhsited 1 the ‘chad GHO. W. FARLEY, vole agent, 194 Overy eireek, ‘OR BALE OK EXSUANGE-300 GALLON’ OF aR. puneh, rine article, for belt ite value. Wil for dry joody. grocer tone Ap ses aes econ Kee rat Ap trat 8 nites ii aly ANroth ’ ALWAYS AT HOME. DOE TOUJOU RY CH8Z LUT. SEN SNMERS WN bh CABS, tee CAN ORE OM ALE AND § SRGARD GUAtS OF me Mo. 62 OFDAR STREET. ———— DENTISTRY. LL OPRRATIONS PREFORMED IN THR A t eeeetaed solentifio manner; every variety of tonth br peruse ran banana gra Ber Howard sireet Ho exorbitant pefoon? if DHYFIGIAL THETA INGERIND at THe Loweer A bette bome Reis on etiver, $5; corsitte, ies j oopuinuous ume, Sle aad Yeeth ‘tiretod we -= "RAGLETON & OUNW AT, Dont, ENTIGIRY—THATH GXTAAUTAD IN FIVS ecods, wifkout tha eet pain. Lg ye 0, Cg ho ity Wo. tween Lamreun sed Woowar. TO DEMTISIs AWD OTARRS ROOM: SUTPABLE FOR. 8 dentlét are wantha im a dentenble locality in the city. Also, ® good deotkte chatr, aud otbur dental tiiurem Ad~ Gees Dentist, Lierait vfive,