The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1859, Page 9

NEW Interesting Letter from Dr. Elits. DR. ELLIS, THE ALLBGED CONFIDENOER MAN, DEFENDS BIMSBLF—FULL AND AQOUBATS HISTORY OF Hig LIFE, BTC. {10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Thave been trying for three days to get the car of the public; but although I palda young man $5 on Saturday to copy and communicate my letter to the press, I have fallod till now. Iapprehend my{readers who have secon the various statements of the press in reference to my alleged resoality, will think that I am entering upon a hopeless undertaking in trying to exonorate myself from that pitony inundation which the newspapers have poured forth on my devoted head, What have I got to say in re- ply to the articles headed ‘+ Exploits of an M. D.,’’ ** More about the Swindler Ellis,” ‘‘ Further Revelations as to the Ellis Bwindle?”? &c. How am to account for my sum- mary arrest and incarceration for the ‘ Pelion upon Ossa’’ of vituperation, and especially for the immense array of sind ‘Against me for fraud? This letter, doubtless, finds the pubiic congratulating itself that such a votorious defrauder and swindler is safely ensconced in the Tontbs, where tailors, medical instrument venders, boarding housekeepers and rich widows will henceforth De free trom his depredasions. ad for facts. Ium a graduate of Trinity College, Eng ‘s member of the London Coliege of Surgeons, and of the the aban College of Physicians, and also & licentiate ef ho Dublin Lying in Hospital, ‘ahd bave beou Acsistant fy in the Britisn army. I have got ail my sis, and am prepared to exhibit them. I came Boaton tn 1847, and practised there ten years. Oa the You aay of July 1888, Topened my office in Bioocker atroot, ‘N.Y. eft. Boston I was worth $7,000, which I very foolishly Piaveobat to Canada, During’ the ret six months that I practised tm New York I made $2,100. I always succeeded and made money tn the piac- tiee of m} . sion, Bat how aia [ get involved? Wwe January I was induced to go into that Water- bury ‘and Mining Compaoy speculation I fatlod io at Onin, L suppose to tmcapacity in Goansiering. mings ony medical practice, and got behind in my ey is alil have to say under tnis head. Aout il I was sued by Chandler Smith, a tailor, for a suit nea lotbes which I ordered but refused, because taey didn’t fit and consequendy were entirely uselees to me. He took judgement agaivst me, and I settled the matter to the satisfaction of Mr. Van Buren, bis lawyer, Bat Mr. Seixas, Mr. Van Boren’s partner, during Mr Van Buren’a absenee, attempted to enforce payment against me 4 second time. Two motions were heard before Judge Daly in the matter, in which I appeared against nim ia persoo, showed him up to the court ag be deserved, and took $10 baad against him in each motion. first that 1 ever heard about any fraud or gett in my matters bas been since the affair with Seixas. I believe him to be tho metigator of all the complainsts against me, I will now reply to these charges in order. 1. The goods obtained from Murphy were not ordered by me or for my use, but by another person, in my name, and for which he secks to hola me responsible Tne transaction took place over six montos ago. I have paid Murpby over $100, and never asked or obtained credit, ‘and consequently had no occasion to make any represen: tations as to my property. 2. That nocharge has ever been made by a person named Lester, but Mrs. Roberts, of Thompson street, was glad to be aliowed to withdraw the charge she made of any kind were over betore Jus- tice Dusenberry, and the remainder of the story is equally ee and malicious. The goods purchased from Mr. Huerste! were return- oa long since, and never excovded $55 ia valuo, 4. Berian’s is a simple debt of $7, for hardware. Tho amount of this bill has never but oace been demanded, Too goods were procured by a written order, and [ never saw the parties. 6. Polhemus & De Vries have done my printing for a long time. This bill is one of many which I have paid them, and they never applied for this, as the printing of my cards was done in May. ©. Mr. Wilson, the stabie keeper, Ido not owe anything for carriage hire, but I do owe him a balance for boardin, my horse. He says he never made any complaint, anc had no reason to do so, as I always paid my board ‘bilis month} Thave paid him T. Dr, Tadman’s is a balance of $15. a large amount of money, and baving withdrawn my pa- e, which amounted to considerable, he feels no doubt annoyed, but I learn has never made any com- it. 8. I never bought a book in Maiden lane, nor do I know of @ publishing house there. My books I Dovgat and paid for in Philadelphia. 9. I never knew any person, or had any transaction with any one who lived or is now living in Watertown, Connecticut, and never wae there in my life. 10. Inever to my knowledge bad any dealings with a Mr. Sayres in Brooklyn, or elsewhere. So much for these statements. Now the cause of this Persecution is simply this:—I am a witness in suite to be tried in the Marine and Supreme Courts against persons ‘who committed an assault and forcibly entered the house where I was boarding. They thus got ho'd of my papers, and, in order to prevent my testifying, have indu sed those two} persons, by mirrepresentations, to make their com- plaints, which Iam fully prepared to meet. Their attor- ney is the motor, and the obviousness of their falsity and malice was apparent to every one. ‘Tis true that I, in common with every man, am owing bills, but I owe none that I will not pay. My property, illegally seized at the instigation of the lawyer, and now in tae baads of the sheriff, they seek to deprive meof, and by this course to drive me out of the city, in which they will be sorel; appolated. I enjoy the confidence of a large number of respectable citizens, have a large practice to which I devote my whole time ‘among those who are able and those una- ble to pay. Iam hourty about my business, have seen erly ail these parties daily, and never heard any com- plaint, and am able to produce au overwheluiug muvuut of highest testimony as to my character, which, by these proceedings and newspaper articles they seek to impatr. But, rely’ on the integrity of my motives, and the Juatness of public decision, I am willing to await the re- Bult, and resume my position a8 an industrious and re- spected member of @ reputable profession, that I have in this country for thirteen years, and which has enabled me to live respectably and contribute to the wants of others, Iam determined to live down the slanders and malice of those who seek to injure me solely because I Ene not submit to wrong and fraud. My counsel, in whom I have full confidence, Lede me that the ‘examination already had sho the facts be law entirely exonerate me from thing Sppreectiog false pretences jor any other crime. I have the honor to sir, your obedient servant, TAOS. T. ELLIS. bey S.—In relation to the letters Had avers to come from Canada, I would say that I know them to have been writ- ten in Brooklyn. Thetr contents are false. There is flo person in Canada—my wife having died over two years ago—but my son, who has any claim on me whatever. I ‘will send you to-morrow a certificate signed by a number of gentlemen, some of whose names have been used as complaining, denying that they ever did so, or had Cae reason to doubt my integrity. Le ey The McCotter Property on Ward’s Island Sult Against the City for $126,236. SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Avcust 11.—Alezander McOotter vs. Ine Mayor, Alder men, dc., of New York.—A suit has been commenced by Mr. McManon, on the part of plaintiff, to recover the sum of $126,236 71, with interest from the 18th October, 1858 for the value of land on Ward’s Island, fer making tits : thereto, and for considerations paid by him under con® tracts to various parties. After setting forth his title, laiptif’ says that two arbitrators were appointed, one by Eimself and ‘one by the Common Council, to Le? and facts and inves igate the matter in February, 1868, who ae Cae a iene folowing eftck=—Wer ths uber, gigned arbitrators, having been duly appointed to ascor- tain, award and determine as to the vaiue of certain pro- rty, consisting of lands and water rights claimed to owned by Alexander McCotter, situate on Ward’s formerly Great Barn) Island, and offered for sale fy said McCotter to the city of New York, pursuant ‘oa regolution of the Board of Councilmen, on the twenty-second day of October, 1857, and by the Board of Aldermen on the 3tst day of Dev: omber, 1887 and approved by the Mayor on tho Sist of December, 1857, 3. Benson McGowan having been appointed such arbitra- tor on the part of A'exander MoCotter, and O. P. Scher- merhorn on the part of the city, pursuant to the resola- sion passed and approved, having had submitted to us for yur consideration and award the value of said lands and water rights of McCotter, so offered for sale to said city, and baving examined and inspected the same, ant aaving heard the proofs and allegations concerning mid valuo and having duly considered the same wd mature deiiberation being thereupon had, do ind, award, adjudge and determine the value of he’ upland,’ owned or clatmed to be owned by he said McCotter, or to which he may furnish a, good ind Valid title, and situate on said island, consisting of hirty-one acres, one rood and thirty perchos, be tae same es or less, to be worth the sum of twenty-five hundred Per sore. ‘And wo further determine tho yaluo of tho water ‘ights and lands owned or claimed to be owned Me said icCotter, to which he may furnign a good and valid title, ying. between high water mark and the bulkhead line, ag ‘tablished by the Harbor Commissioners, the same con- isting of forty-eight acres, three roods and sixteen and we quarter perches, be the same more or less, to be of Ee vareares and to be worth the sum of one thousand dol- “The counsel for the Corporation has put ia a demurrer | o the complaint, which will be answered and then argued vefore the Supreme Court special term. United States Commissioner’s Office. [Before Commissioner Morell. COUNTERFEIT MONBY. Avcusr 11.—Zhe United States vs, Antonio Grillo.—The lefendant is charged with passing counterfeit coin. On | ing arrested he attempted to throw away a parcel, vhich it was subsequently ascortained was coin, \fter examination the Commissioner committed the pri- oner for trial Army Inte! NCOs | Captain Lorenzo Sitgroaves, Topographical Engin srelieved from lighthouse duty, and for yams is health is granted a leave of absence for six months. Aboard of officers, to consiat of Msjor Graham, Second ragoons; Captain Jones, Mounted Riflomen, and’ Captain ardiner, First Dragoons, will assemble ‘at’ Carlisle Bar- acts, Pa, on the 16th Ee to examine and report pou a mode of gon, hae ‘bre to the belt, which seulonant Stuart, First Cavalry, is authorized to submit ) the Board. ‘Assistant Surgeon Richard Potts, Medical Department, dll repair to Fort Leavenworth and report for duty to ae commanding officer of the = ‘At extension of leave of absence for four months is ranted Lieutenant B. F. Smith, Sixth Infantry, The following are the names of Revolutionary soldiers sppored_to be living, and pensioners on the roll of the tate of et with their age in 1859:—Nehemiah , Fairfleld county, 100 years; Benjamin Oobb. et county 98 years; David Bostwick, teed Jacob Hurd, Middlesex county, 87 ‘wittass william, Litohdeld county, 97 years; rooks, Litchfield county, 96 years ‘ddl MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. SPEOIAL NOTICE. nT Peragay end teers telended for the Naw Youx Burst ‘ALMAMAO FOR Kaw YORE—ERIS DAY, eee 4 ‘MOON RISES... Ba 7 03) Mies WAreR......morn 7a Port of New York, August 11, 1850, a Ginmahip Monigomery, Crocker, Savannab—H B Cromwell ‘alip Romance of the Sea, Caldwell, Shanghse—E Caldwell, ert. Brit Rate Buumler, Lewis, Galveston J 4 Bro rig Porto Pats, ata, Hachiman, Pert au Platt_delpeue, Pout Brig H M Hern (Br) Dart, St Johns, NF-—O A Dewolf. Small, F bul in, Yarmouth, Reon James. to Janeiro. ereon Ee ceeiei= BORO |& Prince. felton, Lavaca—J H Bob: Gagen. ‘of the South. Moers, Mosletayun y's ‘Hurlbut, Rebr Chlovin, Craddock. Kéenta Schr Jamestown, tereburg—Jas Hunter & Co. ~ Trident, Snow, Portasi~ L Baten & Oo. Kehr Isabeils, Yout} in, B Bosse Dayton & Sp tress, Lizabetaport — cunt Bloop O ames, Tench, Taunton Manet, Steamer Artisan, Foster. Baltimore. 'E Abbott, Steam: blo Fullion,, Wotton, Havre and Southampton, lett Gowen Juiz i, ats PM wi with mdse aud passengers, to 'W 8 Drayton yaly 27 pasted ahips seroury, French, from New York, and Wurtemberg, Wilner, from New Orleans, going evoamer Havre, ; 80th. lat 60 24, lon 13, passe? abi from Liverpool for New York; Aug 6, Jat 45 changed ajgnala with bark Lola Wylie, Patterson, from for Falmouth. From July 28 to Aug 2 the Fulton experienced strong Westerly winds, Stenmanip Glasgow (Br), Thomson, Glasgow, and Greenock 3 PM, witb mdse and 343 passengers, to Robt Craig. Eaverlinced stroag westerly winds turoaguont tee passaye th int, lat 48 38, fon 43, passed Whip Ceylon, of Liverpool, weeriog ¥; tb, took a pilot from boat Kawin Forrest, No 14, Arrived off the Battery at 11;22 AM, Bteamshin North Star. Jones. Aspinwall, Ang and passengers, to D 8 Allen, “Arrived off the ry 5, with mdse jattery at 4 Eeamabty Star of the West, Gray, Aspinwall, Aug 2, via Key West 7th, with specie and passengers, to M 2, Hoberis, Steamship Huntsville. Post, Charleston, with mi pengera, to HB Cromwell & Co, "Wednesday. 10 aM, 16 talles lupe Hatteras signalized bark Fareph iia. bound South Steamebip Yorktown. Parrish, Kichatond, £c, with mdse and passengers to Ludiam & Heioken Steamabio Parkersburg, Powell, Baltimore, with mdse, to H B Cromwell & Co. Ship Union, ils Sbanghee, April 2, pase Jara Hend May 9) with h tens ai to Wilmerding & Mount. Exoe need off ood Hope a continuation wenteriy justor July & since 93, lon 71 45, spoke oe panna ‘i244 June crossed the ‘when have hadlight winds, Aug 8, lat bark Frances, hence 16 80, lon 44, passed abip Snow Spode schr Golden West, bound saw bark Irma. of Philadelphia, steering South thip arctic, Zerega, Newport, E, 41 daya, with coal and fron and 22 pi Zerega & Co Svark Cora, Sterling Cesicn, Apri 10, and St Helega July 6, with mdse, to & D Morgan & Co. lat 82.80, lon 68, poke brie Anita Owen, ey, hence for Netvitan, Bark tamertine, Anderson, Palermo, May 5, Gibralter 18th, with fruit, Ac, toflenry pheidon Oo. Had’ light, variable winds as far as lat 36 and lon 41 05, then a continuat | NW and WsW winds and bad weather; July 15 lat 36 lon 52. exper ig seven points on the 2 tata 1th and 280; during saad {wo top. sails Slows away ona an Pare eral other wails, and pine compelled Grow grer. of the cargo; 4ug 7, Nantucket shor Mi ae tpoke tchr Metis. of Newport, for San Franciscy, ark Rel » Micbener, Rio Janetro, July yA wan cof coffee, to Co. Has 9 Hentnoriver'y winds: Jal eae oe Re 4010, igoalized no winds. st 166 BY, Jon bark vreols, irom Bio Janeiro for Bal Bark P Pendleton, (of Searspor’), ‘suimpsda, Cardenas, Aug ce fan sie to R P Buck aide Gooper, Bailey, Ent Harbor, TI, July 81, with sa) & Bork Raw uel motley Jr, Holmes, New London, 36 hours, in ballest, to master. WIil ni te, oR Ansoatura, Marauall, Grand Parks TT, Ane, with salt, jarbeok & Co. " Bld in company with for New York. dhe brig Jobs B Dow, for Colmes Hole. exit faa a revious_and pasted her on the Sth, in lat 29 36, lon chy lat $7 48, pasted bark D Carver, bound fouth. ntterns. wiSele Nathan (of Macbias), 5 Ponoe, Aug 1, with gar eld mclasecs to Thompam & Hunters? Aes Tue ou rig Sagioaw, Case, sani July 2, whth hides, coffee, Ch rN ige (of New Haven), Lanfare, Port pain vie ep yo inna oo 15 days, with ‘molasses, te H whridge Brig Jesale Bl f Camden, Me), Pe Fi ath to Walsh, Garver & Guage. ne fu July ig Mar’ pe (Br), Corbett, Windsor, NB, 10 days, with plasit toP I Nevius & Bone ann, Ses Maen, ‘Tibbetts, Calais, 14 days, with lumber, to Brig ada. Sih, Kondont for Portland. br Cont Pilot (of Brookbaven), Hi Hotchkiss, Pernambuco, ith sugar, to Kirkls Kalcolah (of Gardiner), Hela, Humacoa, P 5 days, days from Callao for Hamptor vito Trask -& Denrtorn, oth iaat int 36.09, ton ip Charles Ward, 92 hein Geo 8 Adame (of Westport, Ct), Chase, Curacos, Julv 25, with salt, to Kouf & Perauhn, ‘Sid 1a company with bark ‘Howland, for Boston. cbr Peerless (Br), Doe, Bermuda, 7 days, in ballast, to Peor & Jon i Release th UBLPVEL Witenes 22, 20 cingoy wi Pipe hr Btamr ed ode, Br Brand, Matagorda Bay, 24 days, with cotton, “en Rey" tela, Ki ‘Weat, with cotton, to order, 83 on, t Thos Po! Stor (oF New Laden), Garrison, Key’ Weet, 9 capt cotton, hae ner & Deake. bebr & ‘Waterman, Chadwick, Charleston, 6 da; Schr M K Parmelee, Gaskill, Wilmington, NC, Echr Mignions now, Norfolk. 3 feat Bird, inane afta San é lerson, ‘ity Potnt, 6 days. Behr Me Baker, i. oxen irian Vargiola, A hoary gales ehifin; ar? days. Behr Hlewaist Hall scien 8. Bent Warrior, Orockét, wockiasd. day. Warrior, Schr Justion, Bath, Wockiand, $daye Sobr Corvo. Holbrook, Rockland, 8 days. Rockland, 5 days, hr Pawtucl Sbhr Joseph. Farwell Schr Gertrude ote ye ‘umlly, mi i ine Maven, 24 Behr George & Huily, Smith, New Haven, 2 dars. Schr Ganga Fa & Grant, Rondout for Frankfort, Bohr Lon, Furbiah, Kondout for Boston, islooner, Jones, Rondoat for Brookhaven. er Ospray, Kenney, The following vessels arrived 10th inst, but were uninten- tionally omitted this morning:— Bark Reatleas. Lathron Fania, Martha, July 24. with bark, rubber. &c, to Hs dy & Ev-ri e Battersa inst, after vace Une ono ugh Beatle wi ‘winds yaad calms. Saly a Soe shel Gated ® Fre bark. steering South, bite with @ red ball in the centre. sabahr adv Advance Gin, Ourry, Windsor, NB, 14 days, with pias: Sebr Seenies Daniels, Virginia. os pa Nickerson, ton for Albany. ult, Boston for albany. fhe iii Jane, Bowes, Denvis GL, Lovell, Newark for Boston, BELOW. Ship Alexandrine (of Bath) Titcomb, fro eaten and Helvoet June 20--wes boarded on te'Sth inat, in lon 68, by pilot boat Motes B Grinnell. &chr Minx (#r), Jenkins, from Malaga—was spoken on the 6th. by the above pilot bo Bark William, from —. Brig Biiza (Br), from Tut islands. Alao one ship, two barks and two brigs, Wind light from 88E, elegraph Marine Report. SANDY HOOK AG 11, sunset—Bark Kosette going up the She br A nd one ship off the Hook: two more Prigp and scther bark the bar, all bound in, Wind Ber Tight; weaher clear. LONG BRANCH, Aug 11, sunset—No inward bound vessels inight. Wind SE; weaiber clear. HIGHLANDS, Aug 11. rin seed two barks and one brig tn be offing. KEY war oe 7: po 7 since » Aug 7— No news of importance - arr $0, bark Jace say er lerrill, Spates, New Y. py is ne for New York. Spoke July 1 on te Ban Pe Btep! ee igs! Coauimbo, Genoa, Clinton; bari ‘inona, Feo eae, 8 po Lovell, Pei omy or on seal ‘tb, eche iat en, Bhip Amelia, Wallace, ialoading for NYork. pe cera Sm Nantvcret—Capt Nye, of steamer Potomaka, arrived yesterday morning from New Bedford, reports that the ship Nantucket (before reported ashore), lies in the same position with her lower hold full of water, and her cargo is being rapid ly discharged. For Ban Francrsco—The clipper ship Don Quixote, loading in R M Cooley’s Merchants, Express Line, will be fullon Satur day evening, and followed by the extreme Al clipper Kagle Wing, at pier 9 East Kiver. Snir Mattaran, from Caleutts for London, put into 8t He lena July Sto te trim the ship baving encountered a succession of violent ‘we spe oF Good Hope, whieh. Insted fen he 2a to ike bth of Sune. THe hip hove too under bare poles, with leerail under water for three days, which caused to shift, and damaged a large portion of the sugar, but suatsined no other tn injury. She was obliged to send down ber topgallant mast, to putin ballast 10 get her upright and proceed, Barx Azetia of and for Philadelphia from Rio Janeiro, ‘with coflee, put into Pernambuoo June 29," fn distress, haviag on the morning of 28th of June experieaced a white squall, 7 spruny t,' oat salla, riggt aad | ven Ung manraet, lost salle, rigging, &o, peng roti and wou desetiantion In about & S8& from Peroambuco, which cari away her fore- mast by the deck, Tialntopgallantnaa sbove the Be 020, 1d not’ ¢ . would probably Pall tor bee pat of fae iss oer (of Bangor), Bartlett, at Portland from Buna Hor Havana, lost forsiopgaliact mast and main top- maat on the passage from Babin fonda io beet aiRta Mantua Kexpats, ashore on Pesque, has been sold, lies. to Benj Baker, of New Bedford, for $50. He has chartered’ echr 1 and Jef 10th for te pur: poe» of getting out the coal from the ee Boun Texrterow (of for Wul- Calais), Hod nm. Boston tom, RO. Fu ino Newport Like teat nares with, Yomg. | oenebao boweprit foretopmast and siern boat, bad carried away fre sauncbeons of the atarvoags bow to the Cook, and ten feet thick; was in the south channel, Nantucket ‘of the ith inal The ip Tost aod at are i Vowel le JoerE lors OGH, June 20 ~Ti John, NB, w! arrived eat be ad ora XP he forgnaatio deat solion “iogk on he night on ber aye, and peeps ber 3 The cargo of to Ruatan, a ala ta ed at $5000, and insured ta heav: oss, cn the 18 of ant, $8} frove foul of the Fal Tay- find the latter loatjibbocma. . bes: Brrounzss, July 20—The Martin Luther, castle for Quebec. has put in bere, having sprung aleak at sea. Sobr Tease Toucey, 160 tons, 8 years old, late of (Of bus boon sold to partion 1s Now Onloasa, for 800, dike Jacrounp—At Pembrote, Me 24 ine', by Mr Gooree Bus sell wine double open iSt Shout t8) tons measurement, the Spar! ai is owned. na be ra Bat - iaietcenat ent Poe ees: schr Stephen Hotchniss of SOND a, ‘ old at New Bedford 10th tn Cony Castiuo, Indian Qooaa; Navy, Harvent. for N Paoibe Oosaat bark Columbus, agATT lot Coy tel) bark Marla, Abbott, Fayal June 21, with i —aghampiaeer bark Garah Warren, Poole on & cruise. A letter from at sen July LB, n1 man, ame give been sick ain A let fesd oftlogr of bark| Winthrop ports her at ven Jul 3 days out all well Henced s severe ome. oom 2) Pct Ah ight previous, which she rode out in =— 1, Int 58 45 8, lon 69 80 W, ship Olympia, bound Spoken, é&c. Ste 4 ian ase yy, henve for San Francisco, March eetwood Dale, S8days from Boston for Tahiti, March Retigtte orb from Newport, By Ma; Stor iiadras, Funai? ewe, toa B30. MAY ‘Ship Moses, supposed from Mauritius for land Wheeler. ‘rile ‘22 from M reported for Oalcuua), July 22, an cad Reed, from Liverpool for NYork, July 17, lat sin ent Reptune, Peabody, from Liverpool for NYork, July 17, jv posed the Ges! Western, from NYork for Liver- batters ed irene cries Ndrieens for Li I, ds 0) 1a, WP Golden, Cross, from Norlean for Liverpool, no date, Bbip East Indian, of Boston. bound 8, July 10, lat 8 40 8, lon wit Wenham, from Beunos Ayres for NYork, July 4, Ist ty Bark Guide, McMullen, from Salem May 14 for Zanzibar, Tune 22. lat 6 BAN, lon 34 4 bark painted black. ae long poop, and very light in the rater, looked se though she was from om some Mexioan port, was seen July 28, abt 120 mi ee ok he Hy pilot boat kdwin Forrest, Noli Aig 7, Int 40 27, ach? Metis, steering SK; Sih, at 10 aM lat 403), ‘aa York’ nence for Bremen; exme day, Susan, hence for Newfoundland; same Br sh{p Kelvin, hence for St John, N38, Bremen steamabip New Jat 40 47. lon 68 25, brij day, let 40 38, lon 68 Foreign Ports. ALoos Bay, CGH, June 8—Arr Gemabok, Mayo, Boston via Table Bay. 81d 9th Osmanti Gordon, Boston. asrinwali. July 4¢—Arr brigs Goean Belle, Nelson, Bult more (snd eld 80th on her return); 25th, 8 G Bass, Winchester, So (and sid au 1 or do via Nevassa), In port Avj Ghimore Mer ith, Erekine, disgd, to sail immediately (pr obabty for Bahlencre). Buvstot, July 27 Arr off the PUl, Albert Gallatin, Storer, 8t Jobo Cobb, Ross, Havana via » Falaiouth for Brlaol; i Tltiy op Ope Rates bmart, 8t re mike In port, ldg, Forest Queen, Crosb; batting, Post; noble Peers: and Rurops, Francis, for Ne sae Durwennaven, July Be Arr Brecien, (ave Woes, NYOrE; | ee Bichmond. id 23d, Lilias, Harden, Sunderland, Honpeacx, July 28—Are Harry Hammond, MeUlintook, N Orleans; 24h, P Wikatrom, NYork; 25th, Fanny McHenry, Sbanklapd. NOrleans, 26:h, tire ht Kinsman, do; saline, NYork. Sid 25th, Elizabeth Alien, Stagg, NOrleans; Sb Bes} Hallett, Little, 40 BAKCELONA, July 22—Arr Valparaiso, NOrleans. Cowes, July 20—Arr Bavaria (ss), Taube, NYork (and sld for Bremen) Ganbirt. July 25~8ld Lazerk, Upton, Genoa. {Goxnavan, July 26~Arr Sunshine, Ryder, Attata, W Const of Nexico, Croxsrapr, July 16—81d Patterson, Sharp, Bristol, B: 20th, Ocean Pearl, Chandler, Wyburg; 224, Omar Pasha Torrey, Capiz, July 20—Arr Eglie, Scarpati, NYor! none ly 19—. air elu na Sohuiaon, Ellis (not as before), ‘or! Curacoa, July 25—In port bark Eagle, Beker, from NYork arp 254; brig “Flying Regle,” from do arr 21th, ‘Bremen for Baltt- meats July 27—arr W: EB for London (and itz, NYcre for, Lond } Robena, fe a pr hing, Keaze more for Bremen; Zephyr, iy os ‘NYork ‘for Gothenbu: Parliament, Plumer, st John, NB, for London (and prove ed); Julia @ Tyler, Lowry, London for Port Philip pa jored). pe | 27—Of, Albert, Klamp, from Baltimore for men, ee, July 23—Arr Pepperell, Dixey, Rar Orleans for Cronstadt; Bik, Voyager Freemans, Boston tor mast Bannon, Pi ouly Sioim por bng LE wevios, for N York 1d; Fa.aourn, J ly 27—Arr Bullion, Hodgdon, Matanzas (and 8 28m for ‘righ Bia 3h, William Woodside, Penne I Ho Fisk, Fish ((rom do), Lon- (rom Havana), Venice; Fiowe, July 19 peau ‘Vernon, Rogers, Trieste. Guascow, July 27—Arr Ionic, Hutchinson. St i Scho, NB. Guerxocic July 26—Arr EZ. Hodges, Sneaiac, TENDURG, July 23—Arr Chas Tottie, NOrl itak, July 14—Arr aura, Pescud, Tarragona for N Lorenzo, Addivon, Philadelphis for Leguorn; 20th, ke ge ete ee, ee peer Hodgman, By ler, Plymouth, the roads 27th, Vanderbilt (a), ferre, from NYork; Bos- well Sprag ue, Patten. do; and an "American ahip ‘ua. known. Cid 24th, Palermo. Inj hem, Shiela a and Trieste, Bld 26th, Anne ‘Decatur, Poreons, Shielés and United Stotes, HAMBURG, July 23—arr = , Meyer, N York. Houmacoa, PR, July In port brigs Resteursdor (Dsn), Peterson, for NYork % days; Florida (Ur, of Halifax), Weeks, Haxnon Grace, NF. July 28—Arr brige Spirit of the Times, more. Anni In Marta, NYork; 4'J W Applegarth, Collins, Hasiees, AUEI CATT Drie. Jails, Faulkner, Now York: 8th gphue Tar actor eto, Virginint Pavan, Renin ew 3 Lavenroot, Jnly 26—Arr J & Stamler, Bitz, &t John, XB Willard, Mitchell, Hicbmond, Va; 27th, ‘North’ amertc Quetect JG dchardson, Levis, 4s Gaurlenton, 5 © Grant, Hinck: Mobile; Shamrock Doane,’ NCrieans; “Underwriter, Ko- peri aa ‘sect, ft Thombs; Momigersery, fi from Gleave: letcalfe, Snow, 5 - Jang, O; 2, es White, Kelley, Virginia, Uy of Bald itch ork. mos 8 Bacloon, favannsb, 20h, Katahdio, Mor- vil, Portsinoull Cid john H Sieve, tata! Baldmore; Rachel, Hamlin, New Bork; 27th, Marathon, T! ih ale Ba wen, {OF Havans; went ate Koti: Wola. ruy New enn a eth Write, yh jiers: jasaUlon, Lioy: ve america ie Me baa; Saranak, Rowitods, for *Philadesphia; Py or tale Baliimore; Geory Ke Washingtys, Vom ; Clty of Baltimore, (8) for New York; Shamrock, of Bal has Loxpox, July 23 y New York; Inyen. a usver, and Cordeliy, olson, Mew Orleans; Ft 2ithausee, Paslev, Baltimore; Emulcus, Brown, do; 20th, Fiymon uth Rock, Hammond, New York; Leaping, Water, Gar: i ao iv Farley Wictols; Busderlsa "i load for New York; 2 per Stevens, Vardiff, to load for Turone. Ent outaren at do 28th ult—' —Undaunted, Freeman, Calcutta. Arr at Gravesend False De Boyston, Bt Jo Sate Annie Grant, Grant, ant el i eek fae Deere ee NYork; Sunnyside, Johnson, Porter, St Jol 3 July avon Governor, Spencer, Boston. palin ron, July 26—arr Canton,’ Amsbury, Savannah for embroke. MEinounse, Apr'l27—Arr Brem bark Files, Rose, NYork. Newronr. July 2%—Arr Young Sam, Merryman. Liverp2ol. PLES, July 21—Arr Chiars, NYork. Nassau, July 2)—Arr ack aesR Hoyt, Inagus; 234, Brie tiah Queen, RY. ‘Ororto, July 20—Arr N fork. Sreer cea, dulg ITs pert Eatke Conrad, Balishary, Richmond, ‘or Rio Janeiro about 20th; Imperador, from Fhuadelohia. deg: azele for do, Fone (ace Musca); brig Heat , from NYork, di SrPoxce, Py Aug in. port tekr Telegraph, Bldridge, for Rewind next day. Pour MzpwaY, NB, July 2—Arr schr Jasper, Kenney, NYork. Quransrows, July Arr Clara U Preble, Snow, Mobile us ae Carolus, Magnus, Taylor, from St John, NB, for verpoo Hous Aug 8—Arr ship Ben Lomond, wviltems, Boston. 10 JaNeieo. July l—atr brig Bonita, N York. ‘uly 27—Arr Vanderbilt (9), Lefevre, NYork (ane ald for re). Scum, July 25—Off, Coronet, Ray, from Brunswick, Ga, for Liverpool. Sr He.ena, July 6—In port ships Albion, Williams, from Caicutia for London; Matiapaa, from do for do, 103 days, pat a $d (00 Miscel), Santa MARTHA, AE pean brig Thomas Tileston, Morrill (from N York), Savanil Tur Start July 25—Off, David Hoadisy, Magna, from New York for antwerp. Bacva, July In port berks Indian Bele, Tenney, for ion dg: Hanson Gregory. Sylvester, for Falmouth do; Cu ork, ORY, fore Portland, disg : ba, Bates, for New York do: Forest chr A D Sawyer, Tabbutt, ‘thom Machi St Tomas, July 22—In port brig Angostirs, Marshall, from Ciudad Bolivar in ballaat arr at, ab Sr Jouw: July 23—arr fo ee Balcluths, Hart, N York; 26th, Flora’ Waltcra, Baltore: 2 sohra Wild Dusk, Pierce, Poiadeiptl ay Aug 1, Dove, Hagar, RYOrk. ‘Text, July 26—Arr Albus, Neléon, Charleston, Home Ports. - ALBAN, Aug 10—Arr slcop Home, Fordham, Brookha- BOSTON, Aug 10—Atr Br steamship, Arable, Stone, Liver- pool ia Halifax ices Bor dock at ll PM); bark Hi Fire, Palermo; Frac, Beveng. Darien; | Mathews, aletandrlas , Howes, Philad a4 ‘den Veazie. Galinoae.’ For na Prinee vis Fort ‘Wm B Ferguson, Smith, A! Flight, Huntley, and 8 V Wim mock, Godfrey, Phindelpbia: Partion, Waker, N York; Lows, Glougester, for Fi yh, do, Signal for a Br bark. Ge finest Hunille of aie of Gold oe jOrieana; tina an Be Burlacs, Biota ME load Ton fot Keg and oh eon and seen “rat Deve Paltaels ht roucester) and Mary Mask Me i an rr be weird WW to ead Bt steam ip Tarquin; Dark Fakrenbeltbrige Fredonia 8 41th—arr (b) (oy te) ) bark bareh L Bryant Jones, Cronstadt. ie aoe) 10—. | Br brig Chas adams, Peterson. Hillabor ing, Warren, Bangor, Minerva, Hall, Fall River *Prowens, Hlee and M Van Nesoe brig Ese cole com Creek Gi inn Seri Kk: re i intr, Sn Boao ager. Rew Yor! Le Mayflower, Kilborn, do; E H ikley, Bedford ‘sid bark Union, Fuller, Boston. 4 Tis “Are iy teh PAPE Funita, Bilge Island. ANGOR, Atg9—Cld cbr Frances J Cummings, Snow, BAKER'S LANDING, Aug 10-Sld sohr John Crock‘ord, Philadelphia, ith, CHARLESTON. Aug 6—At Quarantine, Sp bark Fratern! gaa, Baste, from Havana. Sid sokr Robert Healey, Mitchell, tee brig Delaware, Rich, Jacksonville; schr Swan, Col- FALL RIVER, Au ok 2 9—Arr brig, Ormus, Baker, Philadel rc} ‘Van Name, N ep phia ‘Sid 10th. schra D Brown, Heald, and Alexandria: Adventurer, Chap; ia Lotteay Oamings} Adelaide, Michell, and Champion, a tanton, NYork. aL Mba wey Ua sobre Corinna, Jones, and Riv bebe wlizabeth, Simi, Be: Besse ware brigs Crawford, Small, vi acy Ann, ——, Boaton for Phila ger ne Mi Agel, ie Del. for Boson HD Boson for Fhladsipha: Renown Baker, Yaringuth for Bilge: bethport. SBT abe Bet Seneca. toa Gitd Snes eaner i Paran, ‘opt John, war Repusid tat ster on " vente cutters Morris and Jamia Oumpbell preedenpeinie oug ate tee ale bi Vincennes Love, Elizabethport for Baler Alwo all ford) Lucy Ann. sche John F Croveh. Jaman i Matehell elhton. Tn port ato Sao calsns beig' Benguels, wig orders; wie Ghatooce Me Bown, HIGHLAND LIGHT, Aug 11—Off (by tel(, brig O} 4 fiom Mataizas Lor Boaion, asa Sie by jets bouton: bark red Phila A oa hy jenoa, NYork; bi Oochituata, nat i +» Aug ll—Arr in Hi Ward, 90 days frou Cnlino, “A large nemonds y, tol) abl DA sche Eliza. mae og Lay Te, 6% Jahe Doyle, om BURYFORS, ‘aug 9~arr act AM Edwards, Somers, Pa Belay ay Aid sobre E Davidson, Long, and Keren Hap: nea ae Au ven iat schrs Neptune, Redes, Tren- . ha or Arr bi ae fortran thomas en fave logge Bahla iatmaat an Honda to Havana, Ci @ iy Maryland, Brown. alt ot er jr ‘Aun, Blake, Philadelphte: (or Onin) ES 0 (oF Bangor) sloops Thor Mary Brush, ‘Hallock; renslaloe, “Haweias, SAN FRANCISCO, aap! iar steamship Golden Gate, Sere gte ita Tt is Sarge Secgrn oe ues Coar a Micheal, Bordeaux 190; Forest Monarch ‘Bey andsreon, Byd 16th, ships Mary L Button, 8pi ; Arab, ridge, Port Townsend; With bouuarn kagis, Ooteatt Bons barbs Carib, Copeland: Hutabolat; Hyack, Mayhew, aad don: 8th. sbips Kathay, Stoddard, Amoy; 19th, Piying Mist, Kinnell, Hong Kong: barks Contest, “allen. Valparaiso: tuner’ Brown, Vi Ee and Port Townsend, Jane a Falkow Fiavel, Port! ata ANNAH, Aug 6—Cld bark Mary H Kendall, Shankland, ‘8th—Arr stermshy BS ranch, mete ent er “4 ae Potnt, Fri NYork. (ld bark ug 4—Arr schr Ligonia, Rawle » Pc low Bib achre igor, Rvabs, uareit wav otbern from Yr a os schre Susan Baker, Guoktu, N York; 8th, Martin, Gold ait. do nanoN ERUARD; Ga, Avg 1—Sld schr Geo Kilborn, Ben ne} tes, a xomel mare. AXIO: 9 Wa «2OU—FKMALES. RESPROTAWLE YOUNG LADY WISHaS A SITUA on as dressmaker and plain sewer io a private (amily; wouhl like to make engagement. Call for iwo manent days at 90 ‘suitalk & sth * Gietorences given if requ OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WA tamiiien, goat agen rer M food very one ¥ ics iss Lith wt, corner of tik ave, Se rrr ere eeeneeneetninianisat LL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SPRVANTS IMME A fall the large Inst ute for Domestics, 188 11th at. = nie gzton sive bou 1 hes aoun i trio eal OF send Goop sD sedate jon tat AND WOMEN | WANTED ; ils lately landed wauted In god la laces. erg st at Large a Home, sd Mieveain of Baik avenue. ‘Onl &. AW, EMPlOYRR: IN WANT OF Goop Quan, eervan's can alws) ye i by app! neon ‘Uriginal Broad) ry 4h Bro cree ee Genel Ray mele aa nies | 2 jucted on bustness principles, by MOMEIS Cou COHNKR: rp + | Fo SEWERS WANTED—AT 29 ROSE STREET. —— Giana 4, CaP MAKER WHO UNDERSTAND: ‘working on Binger's ee wing machine, constant em ment will gonmrant employ beatven, Apply io debe 4 bare lll asd AaDY pospamnoy. WARTED.—A REL Tj raltdioaged inty, iatcael ts comoanion Wi tt indy fn delon'e must be acs fearcl wahoo ene! mics ‘after the bag: gna th bills and ‘xe of the young ‘To & person of meat el adiron, and capable, nocustom: rare without fon. liberal “pele lhc In- broad Broadway Post oflice, ating jolensig'™ fvben an Interview ILLINRE WANTED—O¥E TO GO SOUTH, COMPE- oa! ene . ee eee making de- partment, aove bu! 208 ¥; compensa. Mon iberal, Address MA. ‘W., Horald ofioe, watlog where an interview may be had. NURSE.~WANTED, A YOUNG WOMAN CAPABLE OF taking care of children; she must be kind end agreeable, of tidy habits and know how to sew well. Keference required. Apply at: ab 200 Weet 19in st. ‘URSE WANTEO.—W-NTED A NUSSE WHO [3 willing to make hergelf useful; must be kind and patent. None aeed apply but those having good reference, apply ai No. 70 Christopher ateet. PERATORS WANTRD —FIRET CLASS OPERATOR’: on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine. Good quilters’ subd thote tbat underatand the vse ‘of the biader. To suttable hands liberal wages will be paid. apply at George Brodie’s, ‘300 Canal ateet, LAUNDREGS’ ITUATION WANTED—BY A WO highly recommended trom ber last place; wil fe no. objection to tn the chamberwork of ually; Do Dajecton vo go Wo the country, -AppIy at 183 West bin sh, moar 7th aves Pear. QEVERAL FIRST OLAS8 COOKS, EXPERIENCED burnes, waiters Up atsire giris and general servants want ing. bighly rerpeciahie ontlemen’s tauilles. can ely at NGS agency, 10 dilary Pd "Brooklyn, Svinowt altting tn the oftoss het YOUNG WIDOW LADY oF. EDUCATION SEEKS WO HUNDRED BXPERISNCED SEIRT MAKERS 0, ovcapt , not mental; would act as housekeeper to Bee: fird immediate ewplovment over Hitzelberger’s galoon pone of highest respectability only, residing & short dlstanse | § -j , from the sity. Address G. G , Uolon equate Post ofice fh erg » petween 2ith and Ziat eta ; no young girls need apply 4 PROTESTANT GIRL bere A SITUATION 4s chambermaid and waiter, or to do general housework. Call at 196 Elm at. NWO CHAMBERMAIDS WANTED—FOR A HOTEL ‘Must be nest and tidy looking, and understand their busi- ness. Apply at 149 Grand st. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO to do general housework in a small family. Good refe- Fenoss given. ‘Call at 160 Front st., Brooklyn, in the rear, for wo days. COMPETENT NURSE WISHES TO TAKE THE EN- tire charge of an infant, or aa nurge and seamstress, having been for neveral years accustomed to the care of chit dren A good relerence given, Call st 118 Weat 27u st, until engaj SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPBOTABLE YOUNG woman, {na private family. to do general housework; the beat of reference can be given, Callas 42) Columbia st., South Brooklyn, aon WANTED—AS DRESSMAKER AND jeammrexs in ® private family; unders'ands cutting and fitiog Indies’ and chi ee! out by the day or week; can be scen for twodaga at 34 Weat tb st FaMILy pee aoe wy COUNTRY WISHES TO RE- commen: las RESPEOCTaBLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ‘ation ag chambermaid and waitress or to do chamber. work ard agsiat in the wathing aud ironing oF take caro of children; can do good plain sewing; {s williog to make herself Obliging aod is well calculated to give satistaction to ber em seen for two days at 205 et city reference Ca Gaeene st , between Bleecker and Amity. {}COK’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT J, Woman; 1s a Gret clags cook and baker, underatends cook ing {n all itr branches; wishes to work for & large family; no onecon ao few miles in the country for the summer months; can be well recommended. Apply at 122 71h av., top floor, bi room. OUSEKREPER WANTED.—A MIDDLE AGED AWERI can woman, as housexeeper snd to do some pastry 070k fngin e firat claes hotel in the country. Appl ny be tween AcM acd 4PM at ihe amerioin fio'el, Jersoy ORY. T°,§ EALESWOMER— WANTED, A YOUNG LADY AS firet class woman, for the millinery: |& permanent situation; none ea poly butt ‘but those who are’ Ap- ply to Mrs. Dodd, 876 A STRONG, ACTIVE, WILLING, STEADY to waiton an invalid Indy; one who is a neat can embroider. Nove used apply wit hout good reference at No. 5 East 35th at. to day, after 2 o'clock. WArrep—4 GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, who ean ook, bake, wash and {ron well. Call imme: diately at 324 Bridge st., near Willoughby, Brooklyn, W. D. WANT!D-A GIRL To Go IN THE COUNTRY 70 DO general housework; must be @ good cook, washer and be paid, Inquire at 233 froner,to whom liberal wages will ot WANTED—A PHOTESTANT GIRL, FOR GENERAL housework, in a private family in Harlem Apply at Patman’s, Second avenue, between Liv andes ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, WHO IS CAPA ble of doing any kind of housework. aud who can do plain sewing; wantei matnly for chamberwork. One who prefers a good home in the country, the year round, and can furnish 8, 4 _serly to Mr. satisfactory recomm« stione Tomphing, at 222 Greenwich st., for a few da} ey tee BESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, 1 fay iow willing parece ives wages wil be gk “ wilfiog pe ‘wages will be givea. ll at 47 West 26uh at, near 61h ave. : Warren Ts au NURSB AND SEAMSIBESS; ONE THAT ftake entire charge of an infant, ot good and fully capable. ‘Apply alter 10 o'clock "A. ME, at 24 Cottage place, near Houston st, ‘ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO GENSR A HOUSEWORK; must be @ good plain conk, and wash and iron well, and make bervelf generally useful” apply at 47 West 10th et., (ate Amos) near Waverley place. 2 Si tpeate, Fen —A COMPETENT SALESWOMAN WHO 3] eaks French and Xnglish witbes an engagement; refer the Louth, aud can give good cliy reference from Tormeremployers.. Ad 8. W. K., Herald office. ITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS chambermaid and to take care of children. all in’ Port ena ‘ave. three doors irom Atlantic st, Brooklyn, for two Cy ITUATION chambermaid and to assist in at 362 Kast 10th at. Le ese Co ype ae aia. iin good edi situation in an Am secs tianid and Raich MERRIE roses Th eee A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN ory situation to go to opp mot ge wework io a small Peasy: is a good pl froner, and understends the WANTED—RY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS washing and troning.’ Call iain, cook, excellent washer aad ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, fe nurse and chambermaid, or as pisin sewer Gall at sf 3d place, corner of Courtat., Brooklyn, where she is at pre- seat employed: ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A Fespectable tamil. ban English wid ¢ bent of references given world have s cmforssble home and required. Address M. A., Mr. Gough's, No.9 6th av. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION ‘a8 cook, wather and ironer, in @ respectable would bave uo objestions 1o'go to tuo country for a few, has good city references, Can be seen for two days at 258 Fulton et , opposite Clinton at., Brooklyn. Wa. SITUATION, AS WET LA apes BY ectable American young woman; milk one mot old; the country preterred, Apply at 126, Chariton ANTED—A SITUATION, BF A YOUNG WOMAN, to do general housework, in a private family; is a plain cook and good wather andfroner. Good elty reference. Call for two dayr, it not engaged, at 149 Elizabeta at., in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECFABLE young ‘woman, as children’s nurse or to do chamber- work; is willing to make herself generally useful; wages not 80 much an object as a place where she would be comfortable. Address 8. R. or call at 30 wonroe st. ANTED-—BY A MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH WOMAN, ‘a pituation to fake care of chtidren and do plain sawing, oF would assist in light chamberwork, Apply at 376 91h #. between avenues C and ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE ‘oman, as cookin a hotel, boarding ueant, “Call at 123 dat Lith ragepsien ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 ‘situation as cook, washer and froner. Can give the beat of city references None but private families need apply. Call at 175 Sist st., between 7th and Sth avs, WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION fn 8 private family in the city as cook, washer and ironer. Has got excellent recommendations. aud’ Is fully compeient, ‘Apply at 123 Weat 12th t., between 5th and 6th ave. WANTED SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Frotestant German girl, a6 chambermald, and aero to do general housework in @ small private tamil, at lol ‘West dist at., rear building, room No 8, for two ANTED-A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE ‘oung Protestant girl, as chambermaid and to take care of children, or do fine waehing and ironing. Can be seen for two day! S84 Bowery. ANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS WAisuvermata and waiter or t do plain sewiag, Good clty reference if required. Call for two days at corner of Bond and Douglas sts., touth Brooklyn. Ee ‘ANTED—A SITUAMMON, BY A_ RESPECTABLE W young woman, to do geberal housework ia a small Can be seen A oth family, or ae children’s nurse or chambermaid, for two daya at 198 Mulbersy st, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W young gil, ns cook understands French, Sngliah and German cocking.” Best chy reference given. Call for two days at 14 West Sain sts belweon roadway and Gtk av. THE TRADES, ee WOOLLEN DYER WANTS A SITUATION, WHO A "1 understands the —— of dyeing wool, eoae reel ein; hee BO objections 0 go tothe country” a raid office, for one week, Banh tne sbeinencbcmners ine ome". |-- Sa GARDENER WISHES TO MEET WITH AN EM- AL Soyer who wants s general bustoess man, Including graperies and greenhouse, or who 1s about maniay 6 new age; city references and other particulars Address MM, Herald offce ‘AT TRIMMERE.—WANTED, TWELVE GOOD S7FT hat trimmers, on fine w'rk.at Stapleton, Staten Islana, second lauding. Apply to Lee & Norris. WO TINSMITHS.—A YOUNG MAW, WHO THOROUGH- qT ly understands bis business, wishes a stination. No ob- jection to go South or West. Best of references as to ability, ‘4c, Address F. K. 8., Herald office, ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT PAOKE! in a wholesale bardware house; none but an exoerien: person need apply to Wolte, Dash & Fisher, 38 Warren st. ANTRD-—AN EXPERIRBNCRD GERMAN Mites moker, for the South, Appiy to Kabn, almbarger & o., 169 and 171 Broadway. -ANTED-FIRST RATE SILK gar, _ TRIMMERS, W ‘Apply at Kepenchied’s, 118 Nassau WANTED FIFTREN, HAT, TRIWMERS AND FIV ush sewers immediately at Badoye & Ferabach's bat manufactory, 608 Pearl street. ‘VARNISH MAKER WANTRD-ONE THAT USDERE stands how to make varnieh ® av address box 3,692 Post office, giving name and where to be found. Wee Rs a RATE JOURNEYME! work on tin ware, at Broome st., third floar. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY, A PROTESTANT pousektoptar in all tls brsuchon’ cai ts uisekeeping in ir branct for_ two. Ur Mad Beat of reteronce. sare Ts lison at., corner of Catharine, WARtEDa ernst RATE SEGAR PACKERS, USED the finent work. “Snieh will find good work ‘and tae pay, "Rome bur ihe very bow Qauda ures apply, 302 Tis 25 abe Oa att TANTED—A SMART GIKL, AS OPERATOR ON ONE of Wheeler & Wilson # machines; none need aoply un lous they perfectly understand thelr ‘business, Call at 63 dw APTED—A WRAY, TIDY GIRL. TO LO 4 FEW hours’ in the’ morning, and attend in a store the rest of the day: must bave the best of city reference, sud ay how to read and write, Call at 3:6 Peari at., near Peok wip. VANTED-A YOUNG LADY, AS BARMAID, IN, A claes respectable saloon: good ea given toa anfiable persin” Apply at 108 Broadway, afler Iz oflock.. = YOUNG GIRL, f ASTER A RAREARCEAR fe vod plan cook and eat rate weber and troner; good city references . Bea}, capable girl good wases will be given. apply at 20 Weet 19th at weea 10 and 120’closk ay. ANTRD-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A 0OOK, waeher and troner, also @ cbambermaid end waitress none but Germans, English or Scotch need apply; first rate wages will be paid to fodustel ue and competent girls. Ap- ply at 108 Kast 14th at., seventh door below 24 ay. ‘ANTED-IN A FOREIGN FAMILY, RESIDING IN the neighborhood of Washington equare, & goot French cr German Saale cook; mins ander ar and give good references. App! To'ciock, at 27 Summ! 8, Sduth Brooklyn, a4 ANTED—STBAW SEWERS, ALSO PAMELLA SEW. ers. Apply at 11 Leroy place, Sleecker st., between Mercer and Greene. We iizetins teal TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, at 87) Rast 1: ANTED-A GOOD COOK FOR A ss well ‘ANTED—A FEMALE robe he rae Naagau et , recond ANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY A SHORT DIS- gir! fr, down stairs omart to assist in 1 pias Apoly a3. | Gh ave., sbe- APPLY AT 73 general housewor tween 23d and 2ith WANTED A PROTESTANT GIL, TODO GENERAL k {n a family where there are a few boarders; wages $7 per month. Apply at60 Court st., Brooklyn. ANTED-NEAR THE CITY, A COMPRIENT: FAITH ful Germaa, Welsh or scotch girl for cook, iann jeneral housework: ‘ope, who ‘can make baiter, A ome aud $7 & month. Inquire at 121 West 22d at ANTED- and good PBOTEST¢NT GIRL TO DO COOKING: Wathing and fronir gone that hae been used to do genera housework. Apply before 120 clock at 109 Soutn 9:h st, cor ner of Sth st, Willlamsburg. ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN FOR GENERAL housework; she must be neat and cleanly: good city reference reuired; wages $6. Lnyulre at 28 Varick ot , cor ner of Beach, fortwo days. ference L leis, Sl avenue A, YOUNG MAM OF sOBEB rey INDUST! RIOgS A ails Vignes 2 atone & say kind of vd bosiness where ee useful pI 4 pia work. Good reference given, ‘Address ‘i. id, box A. 4 LARGS. ag. quaintance among hotel and bparding. bo ape eeoeen, Tir Suiten to hatee*ar ene Weakening sod German fluently.” Address i. P., Herald oles. A YoUNe mG Maw De LRUES A FITUATION 48 CASHIER. bookkeeper to go Bout, and ls willing 6 take buwelf general, 'y Veatimonials givem, ‘Address Hl, Herald oflee NUINTELLIGENS GERMAN LAD, A iad wel, and writes ‘8. good bund, Wante a aioe ddresa Nee in ne (ie) i ). Honald ethos: RE ceo dngg Tne PTUrSrTOd AW —A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAR SOME EXPERTRNOS iu the law business, '@& situation as clerk in a law ‘flee’ geod reference given. Address 8. H.T., ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 48 BOOK- Keeper or clerk iu & birdware or dry ator rie mages will be coepted for the fi Saturday at 14 Bowery, [MERCH Anta —4 YOUNG capac! of faaaistant bookxe; Sakae ANIED—A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION in some wholesale establishment He (a willing to make bimselt eeperally useful. Inquire at 262 Spring st. ANTED—A FITUATION, BY A HIGHLY EDUCATED Darish gentleman. se teacher in s private family or jaw coliegi-te inetiution Hae recommendatioas of big character aa 0 ble moral and acienittic capacity | Would bave no shjes- jon out of the city, address Professor B., 4 posi Neve Peak ete ARTED—A SITUATION AS TEACHER. —A GR of the Virginia Military Institute ig desirons of ob: ‘aining & situation as teachrr in some respectabie semia: high school, scacemy or private famtly. Ge is gualited te teach all ike brauches of pure mathematica natural comp iting pataral pbilosophy, aatrosomy, chewistry, te RY fod mireralogy, the Latin and Preach lang «ges, etl {a ‘belles lettres, and afl the brauches tanenvel ie Virgins | Military Institn’e or at the United states Academy, Wes: Pott. Beterepoes given and required will moO ag West #2 dress, stating terms and particulars, ¥. M.J., Hampton, Ve. ARTED—A 6ITUATION, BY A cOTABLE )cung German, 19 ec e. who s; is English, wt some respectable bumners; is ni id to work, and would be willing to learn bleckemitbi Ps erpentering or palatings would bave no Onjection t0 go in the coantry with good far= mer. Call on or address &. bwan, 447 Canai st. ANTED—BY 4 MAN OF SIX YEARS’ EXPERIEWOR In the hardware bane 8 sinstion as entry ssleeman, or assistant borakee, such for bis Itst employers tor five rears, and irom weors be will gine oa iafactory reference. adcress A. B , box 199 Herald ofllee. ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A WHOLESALE GRO- or a wholesale Les et or store, or both connected; hag bad ten sears’ experience busines and exn {afence Some trade, “Addfess Jucod Jobason, 17 Calharise sip. either as avaistant ‘eeper or clerk; would tomake himself generally use? 1 and is not afraid to work. eck oy references given. Call tor this week at 239 West WANTED A SITUATION, BY 4 YOUNG, MAN, ‘book be walling ANTED-—BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO Has RESIDED for some years in the Wess Indies, a situation; he pos- sessea a horough know edge of the ms ent of eaaton, manufacture of ‘sugar and the economy of geseral business, salary can be arranged on an interview, Address H. J. is, ‘Ro. 80 East 29th st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A yi Bor; 18 years old, se barkeeper or clerk in a dz wagesno object. Ibe best or city reference itivdas’ Una Ona be teen this week at 47 West 30:b st ANTAD—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITCATION aS mn Lene frie y,hoceniy Be or clerk in ea offices reference given as to ca ty, cores 3 uired $00. Address for two daye “Box 108 Herald ottoe. HELP WANTED—MALES, A ZEW, SMART, ACTIVE MEN, IN, CITY AND conntry, wanted to sell A. Brower’s patent water proet composition, for leather; warranted to make leather water proot by « alngle appilsation, and will wear ry gaia for using ft, Can make good wages. Apply to a. Brower &Co., No. 4 Reade street. MEN SEEKING SITUATIONS AS clerks, bookker pers, exiesmen. porters, barkeepers, &c., apps atthe Merchants’ Clerks’ Hegistry office, mi} Nojcommusion in advance. Keference to @rat No connection with any other office, Applicants by atimuet exciose two slauipa, “Katabilahed 1866. WM. J. BSDPATH, AteTant BOOKKEEP6R A*+D CASHIER WANTED. Sioa at we Mercanitle Agency office, 163 Broad way ns procured. No commissicn vance 3 the Mayor of New York- FB. sade AN ENGLISH COMMISSION HOUSE; Address B. B., box 1,315 Post B° mans be 8 good pealansns flice, pe WANTED—IN A TEA STORE; ONE WHO oles retanda the business isa first rate salesman and ci bring good recommendations, None others need apply, 28 ave. YOACHMAN —WANTED, A YOUNG SINGLE MAN, TO goeshort fistance in the country, to take care of and drive horses, To one whojunderstands ihe business (none ‘ofter Reed apply) a good aituation will be given. Call at 21 Py a CLEBK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN TaO- competent. Apply to W. Poyntz, at Bands & Oo., ‘Diam and Fultcn sis. RUG CLERK IN THE WHOLESALE BUSINESS—ONE (wrho haa had experience tn putting ‘up and pecking large country ordera may address, Teleren to character, capacity, &¢., box 138 F ost office. eee x ERCHARTS, a cet ee CLERKS, 84 S PORTERS, Bane + MEACH ANT! CLARKS? REGISTRY, 78 CREPES to Wat J. AEOPATH. corner of spp. GALESMAN WANTED- IN ency office, 163 Broadwa im Bo ‘o.commission in advance, Licensed b ins procured. ye mee or ot New ‘ANTED—A BARERE/%R, TO GO TO HARTFORD, in an Knglish ebades, & young man about 18 ina. boot and ehoe store. apply the Merchania’ Clerks’ Bogietry offes. 78 Broadway. Situstiens, proeared. Mo commis ia wance. Reference to first clases houses Cilices assuming our name. WM ° EeDPat yi @O SOUTH, A MAN WELL AOQUAINT- she Ss Santas pea i wen Bees to A. A Lane, key., 115 Maiden lane. aces YAITER WANTED—& MAN finer, Geert AC- quainted with the Gatieg of 8 waiter, to 0,0. 8 short dia tance in the country. A joy a 7 o'clock to Wiliana Redmond, 43 Barclay de if y ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO PIRST CLASS MILLI. erg; also an experienced trimmer: to sueb steady em- ployment will be glvéh. Apply st 363 Cans! st. ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, FIFTY YOUNG LADIES, to work on illusion goods, competent bands required. Apply corner of Woower and Osnal sts, third toor, over Ban: iat alors. ANTRD—AN ENGLISH, SOOTCH OR GERMAN PRO- testant girl, with good references, 7% the general bourework of @ amiall family (the advei living Twenty millee up the river. Apply at 01 Liberty mi, baoeannt Opps. site the Post office, between 1 and 2 o'clock Saturday. ‘ANTRD—A NUMBER OF BIAS TIE MAKERS IM mediately; none but those who understand it need apply ‘at the atock and tie ractory, 176 Bowery. WwW ANTED—A FAITHFUL AND OBLIGING GIRL, AS chambermaid and waiter; one who is accustomed to the work and is neat and quick. Apply at 123 Ninth st, ANTED-IN A SM4LL PRIVATE FAMILY, A NEAT, respectable Protestant young girl, trom 12 10 18 years of age, to do light chamber work and wait on the table. ly in Citnton a., Brooklyn, two doors south of Myrt PERSONAL UGUSTA FREDESICKS —INFORMATION IS WANT. ed in regard to Augusta jericks, a cabinet maker by trade, ‘who left Detroit last April, for thle clyy, in quest of Wiese namescs yas peo cls tied tories J. McQueen, 62 Vedar street, N. Y. UGUSTUS PHILIP WEBB8.—INFORMATION I8 sritin the past tweive inobihe. ‘Address Mey. Mi Be Wovbs Campbell Court House, Virginia (QQE4BLES PHILLIPS may. CALL FOR HIs LOST ORR tidcate of passage to mn at H. Schult 57 and 189 William sireet. Rees IAGAN —IF MBS. ISA8ELLA FAGAN, LATELY FROM tt F pubis Traian gs will leave i addrees at the Me ian Hotel, ber cou owne, of Louisville, will be glad to call on’ her, F THIS SHOULD MEET THS EYE OF MRS. DOOLIT. Ave, formerly of Canton, Til abe TL Bear of spmetiing to her advactage by ad#resring W. M office, ste where nn inerviow may be Bea. [Azoawarior WANTED—OF THOMAS NEWBERY and Thomas Paine; when last beard from they were in Yaba county, Calttornta, about thres years ago, Any inforaation of pens be be glad received by bis tmotber. Jane Newvery, fornia papers please copy. pfsrct lero nithincrt irene creme AO NFORMATION WANTED OF WM. FRAHES, ANA Hee ea ereeT ate By hie amewerlag ate directing to hia. brother at No.5 Firat bear something saUsfactory, from wae wi thia advertisement, directin; street, LT Buffalo and Erie papers please copy. ONT DE MILLER, OF RURTES, FRANCE, WILL from bis English friend, Madam ae Te ete Codlce. Hie sould bave found her the directory. address in pm arn om nec het! Mi ACKRRLY, FORMEYLY MI48 JACOBENA BIS RET of Taud, Wi Lagmediately call on ey Browers, re ‘aunroe niroe, Was SMART BOY, go GO QUT ON ER- rands, one who resides with arents, who can a well recommended and is not afraid of work all at Champion thow Cards, 208 Broadway, corner of Fulton. Bae. experience preferred Apply to famuel Campbell, chemish corner Sth av, and 23th at ‘ANTED—A BEAD WAITER FORA le) wages $25 per month and board; alse a fireman and two waiters. Apply at the Merchants’ Clerk’ Begiay ofice, 73 ‘Grosaway. Siuatioan procured. No oomanission in ad ance. “Wo connec- tion with any bogus agencies, stab) 1856. WM. J, REDPATH. Wiens tore: BOY, ABOUT 16 YBARS OLD, TO AT- tend & store; must board with his emplover, and be well commended. Call corner Canal and ht ate, between 10 snd o'clock. ANTED—AN ACTIVE, G collect advertisements for « German api ba s large clroulauon in this clty and all over the Unios.” Apply at the office of the New Yor Humoriat, 72 Chatham st, 'ANTED—IN AN IMPOETING HOUSE, A BOY OF 16 pi 18 csp) - —— sith his parents; mut be correct ures and a good writer; wages fist year $75. Address, own writing, B., Herald office. si WAXTEDIIHREE DRY GOODS SALESWEN (BRP AIL) Id countrymen preferred; also a youth about 18. Av ply at the Merchante’ Clerks’ howiatry of office, 73 ‘Broadway. fo commission, conned Niluations proc vance. tion wih us agency. Siuaboogaareriead (tom from here are genuine.” Beans re 1856. , eDPATH 7. ae OF ABOUT 15 YEARS OF week. ee ece Hudson & Con box jerald ofles. NT A CLERK, TO CORRESPOND AND KEEP Noche None ‘put good penman need apply to Birney = Davis, 125 Broadway. —A MAN IN A GROCERY STORE; oe ee ape tile A ercy voice, 16S Boadway, Siuatlos progured” Io vance. mmigaion ins Mayor of Now i el ‘ANTED—A GOOD, SMART WAITER, IN A DINING saloon; one who understands carving, Apply at 447 Water street Ware ‘D—AN EXPERIENCED Loa eee wHO speaks German and French preferred. immedi- ately at the Hotel 8, Germain, corner of 5th ere ao Md a. 1 00 0) Pies of tee Seabury .—1,000 dure Ralbond, elven TaB ibe iowa or Warren, Pee FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. Oe PROMPTE ET RADICALE DE DOULBURS (oatantee dee muux daventure. en ‘ruigrn to panarig nt 1 brulures, et sans aucune opération chirurgirale. How! a6 France, 98 rue 1 ouane. YE FAMILLE PRIVEE DESIRE TROUVER UNB UU Xoone sulsinlere frazcaise. On doanors ge bone x ann bon cerdon biew, Savoyer son adresse 4 Mrs, O, Noy wd Boraid oftive, ‘county, Pa., Sn GuURtaIOty & ‘oo