The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1859, Page 9

SITUATIONS Ws WANTED-FEMALES,’ ROTABLE YOUNG OUNG WOMAN, A A Wanren—ay A ae a See ieh xo “hed rence. resent atemployers, Sibore ano etgren eight yours, 158 Waverle vate Warraciey pl ey place, Wi Riimbermal SEEUATION AS LAI ey ry of Fry Me aber madd, b the bast o cliy reference, Can be seen for two days at" aso Manse a Inquire tn the og *D— ATION, BY A RESPECTA ANTE An private tally; fo age ket Be seen fo for two days oe Ris ick a a ween Amity and Congress, vecond floor, back room, WING WANTED. —A COMPETENT AND EXPE AT wenber washing for gentlemen on} pera late Dest wh eee at ieee it ia or nbdroee Washer, 244 Sh a. second floes teen oP ANTEDORY A YOUNG GIRL, Jad tal as TO DO take care of children. Has good ‘aipreleeaan Apply at 123 East L6ch Wns. A HIGHLY, RESPECTABLE YOUNG seamstress, and is shawetitiens eee po “WANTEDIBY A. RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN, sa temnnrens, or would do housework for a ‘emall ly edake charge of pe gr phage geeigg dery Call until atl Boor. “No tothe county. ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA. tion as eames yates Fascily;, understands her busi- and baking if req: ity reference. Sar Sia, between 6th and seacel good oll ‘front ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS. good ‘cook; is an excellent washer and ironer; has reference, Can be seen for two days, if not en- ve yoy rel , second second floor, back room. ep “ay NTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 YOUNG wo Was rane carsee cuties oad do pl pa Bg nyt shrpenr Shave.” Beater cabwrente, Wes ch, SEIUATION, BY A BESPEOTABLE in, a cook, washer and {Foner would be willing to. do ual private forall ly, Ferenve given.” Ce weeina amar No. 134 Broome w* NTED—BY A BRT RCEA TR ‘WOMAN, A SITU- ee tes ae cook and to'assist with : Beal Of ol feference, Dy be seen by two cae at $887 whe ave, , between Bath and fares a bs A BE RCEAPLR GIRL, A SITUATION and waiter, or to do washing; good references. Please call for two days at 203 West 20th st., be- Frees 8th and 9th aves., top floor, front room. SW as cinmbern A COMPETENT WOMAN, A SITUATION as chambermaid or laundress, or to take care of children; a fae nape can be given. Can be seen for two 2th st. between oth and 6th avs es, best of alty re. Saye WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A tuatlon aH cook; Is an experienced cook, ani is i! assist in washing, if required; tbe seen for two days at 82 King’ ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermaid fand to assist with the b tae] png and ron is willing to make herself generally use. pth, bg es tg ae, second of five arene from her a a we, second tloor, back room. Ci Seen Tuesday and Wednesday me ponte tA i ttaniatat Ls SRS Wore: SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE seed sag" and plain sewing, or assist in id ironing. Call for two days at 2% Bridge street, pod city re aoe A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A uation, ‘ag chambermaid and ssamstress, or laundre: four years’ reference from her last situation; advertiser is a Protestant. for two days at 252 West 17th st., second Warm. SITUATION BY A_ RESPECTABE Be noe, ai as cooks, understands her busine san be givens Gall at 108 Kast 12 reference can 5 for two days. None need apply buta respectable cig ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND in ber inst place; ‘he beat of chy Saeco wap ply at 3 of city reference, Herta fae total SY ark. S SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, sotosance froen bar last pace, whereais head nro eae ak cl £81 262 dd.ave., one door from ihe corner of 30d wt 7° © Weer. A pt grin taming oh, itn SITUA- cook. washer ai mer, in a famil: shcigueiacirel Call at 8) Prince at fhrooklyne Woy ———— ene a eel SITUATION AS LAUNDRESS, BY A RE M TOUDg WomsD, who can come wel Inat place, Call for two days at 132 ce Als elt ‘West 24th ye corner 7th av. 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE eed WOMAN, A situation as wet nurse; has a fresh breast of milk; ia wail {ng to goout. Call at 47 James st., Brook! "ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE, STEA- Ws girl, to cook, wash and iron ina private family; en fyears satisfactory references as to hones! ; Cee Gan trircaes ese Waste -AMTED—AUTU ATION, BY TWO YOUNG WOME ‘one as cook, and the other aschambermaid; both have eed references, Kullat tbe corner of Buh and ‘Bergen sts., lyn, over the grocery store. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘situation as nurse and seamstress; can cut and fit chil- dresses and do all kinds of family sewing, or as seam- (good chy, roference from ber last place’ Gall er 10d co sitet ie the renr, second oor. pr begets A ea WOMAN, A SITUA. tion as cook and to assist in washing and ironin; , in small private family; can be seen for two days, at 315 Medison ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY RESPECTABLE Protestant ? nurse; is fully competent fotake care of an infant from its birth; has good city rete: Fences. Call at 45 East 12th st., near Broadway, in the base- ment. 'ANTEDA SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID, BY ‘a very competent woman, who can come recom: "Gan beveen at6 2ih st, corner of 6th ave, two palr of siairs up. ‘ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, A_ SITU- ‘ation ina smal! private family, as chambermaid and ‘waiter, or as chambermaid and plain sewer. Call at 63 Jane BE, between 8th ave. and Hudson st., for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, WAG geseral bousowork ins small family or will ¢ cooking, washing and ironing; the best of city reference can be rea "Gan be seen until engaged at 62 Pitt at. ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIR waiter, or to do chamberwork an‘ wi a waling to make herself generally usefulina family ‘where she could feel herself at home; has good city reference. Call at 169 Sands st., between Gold st, and Hudson av., Brooklyn. -ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘aituation to do general housework in a small respect- ble famaily. Call for two daya at 92 Perry st, im the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A, RESPECTABLE {ong woman; s 2 ‘a good washer and tro Sisco ‘would prefer a mall chy reference. Call ai taree, fortrodgs. wate oer to oa wage 176 East 24th at., between Ist ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A RESPECTABLE PRI- ily, by a first class cook; best city references, Gall at No. 8 6th 9. for two days. ei ser ep SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- 48 cook; understands her business in all its various branches, ‘all kinds of soups and dessertsand game. The best of reference given. Address or ou at 32 Greenwich ave., in the rear, for two days if not engaged. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as chambermaid and to do fine washing and tron- ng, or as chambermald and waltress; vest of clty reference. Apply at 125 West 26th st., for two days. ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION 70 chamberwork or would go as ‘laundress. Can give od oly reference fron her lant eSployer. inquire at li6 W. fou st. between 6th and 7th aves. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as nurse and seamstress; can do all kinds a embroidery. Can, give th the best of city reference. Call at 407 ‘dth ave., corner of ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as nurse, fully competent, or as chambermaid and waiter. Best of city reference for three years. Call for two days at 270 Paoific st., between Smitn and Hoyt, Brooklyn ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN; IS ‘a good plain ‘washer and ironer, and an excellent the bes ct cy reference can be given from her last pace place. “Ga ‘be seen for, two days at 445 3d av., third floor, ‘ANTEP—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oUng WOMAN, As COOK; Is & good washer and froner; the best chy reference can be given.” Gall for one day at 173 Sih ieee. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid and waiter and to assist in ‘the Tearhing in private family; good clty reference. Apply at between Sith and’ 4b at, ANTRD A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE man, a doehamberwork and walling, oF chat. ‘berwor' Bre nea pl lain sewing; g Ly reference. for two ‘Gay at 131 Kast 26th a, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. tion as chambermaid and to assist in the washing a Mroning; can have the were elty reference trom her last pice > lsgahwagleniaal ad past three years. Call at 118 West as chambermaid and fine washer and ironer, or as ee Jaundress; best of city reference given; has lived in ANTRDA SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED as cook; understands astry; will as- silat wit the washing and iro dala vonraaty vatrence ho boarding house keeper need apply. Gull at 304 91d Canal a. Wert SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN as wet nurse. Her baby is seven weeks old. Call for two days at 208 West 206i street, between Sih and Bh ave. 90 os EVES ET SSO Ot A ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN bermaid and to do ne washi ab 182 Iath ot, between Ist and 2d ave, 8M toning, “Cal beni aan SITUATION, BY A YOUNG de the cooking of a small family, and tacint in wack ing ant abr F ig an excellent baker of bread, bi making cakes, puddings and tereretes Call at 91 Bast 10th st. for this week, hoe wr eon Warren SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, in @ small private family, to do eee housework, or 0 ait and tustards, and ironing, or to do chamberw: Gortwe two vanyeat West 26th'st., between 8th and 9th a ‘second floor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ij:tm,chambermald or walter, of to take care of growing ren. Can be seen for two days at her present employer's, Ser Sor Henry at., Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY ‘ik RESPECTABLE PRO- testant you 18 professed cook; understands all Kinds of game, soups, baking, pastries, jelli m, and all kinds of desserts; best of city reference given, Call at 104 avenue B. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. WANTED—FEMALES. BORN NN II MU EE OYE bh cae SEU ATION Sp CRAMER: AID AN] BM. To undo by a emacs abe icmpeiant al ter lace, ‘twodays at the residence Pe. Ge, 68 Went Wika if eee DAB. A RESPECTABLE PROmEEt ANT BNG- al orto travel wit» nd ih aay maid. South orapar re ny part Te quired; can do all of family: oewiage ‘Gal ot, pear lst av. ln Ware ESVATON, B BY A YOUNG ume AS ‘and seamstress, or maid in ; family, Call for two days at 826 49th st., near “tha: SS ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE }, a8 seamstress and chambermaid; well re- 2 commanded. "Apply ‘Apply ai 89 4th ave., corner of Lith at., for two ys. Dh yi to'a man Of good business capacity, who can influence ond amotntof prompt paying trade from, tho Hous. an ed vante geo Address, statis toulage ful AA bok $07 Fost oflse, All communis striet'y confide faa kit A BOY WANTED—IN uf BROKER'S OFFICE. ONE who writes: fod hand and come well recommended. Swary first year Apply, to >» Mann & Vought, No. 3 Pine at GENTS WHO TRAVEL WANTED AT io. Between 1 and 1 o'clock. 8. ANDREWS. eee Sen area Os Deg) WANTED THE COMING YEAR—IN EVERY f the country, in an important enterprise for indus- irusyou = mon, Haclose stamp and address Alien Kelly, orl . \ GENTS WANTED—T0 SELL, BROTHER JONATH- fan's patent furniture polish. “An article yuperior to any thing of the kind ever luced. Sales warranted, or money Fefunded. “Principal depot 208 Broadway, New York, J. B, HA! LOW, Sole Agent, Ox WANTED-NOT OVER FIFTREN YEARS OF ust write @ neat hand. One been in ‘a ae office preferred. Call immedi- au ales, between four and five O'clock P.M. OXS WANTED.—SEVERAL ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT 5 years of age wanted immediately. Apply n, 425 Broadway, BOOKKEEPER WANTED—ONE WHO CAN MAKE himself’ generally useful around « printing olliee, and ts Rot afraid of work. | Address only in handwriting ot hs appli- Cant, stating salary expected, and giving references, Wm. LS. Harrison, book and jo prinier, ‘and 82 Duane st.” Aiso er. rand boy’ wanted. ‘Apply as above. (HOPTST WANTED—A PERSON CAPABLE OF COPY- ing letters in good business atyle, can have constant en ployment at their own house. Address Copying, box. I lerald office. ARPET SALESMAN WANTED-—A COMPETENT MAN to take charge of and sell carpets and ollcloths; one ac- quaint with pene as Apply to-day, after 3 P. 5, "ory RY, GOODS SALESMEN WANTED —TWO Goon nds for dress goods may aj to B.C 57 and 69 Catharine at aes Biieupins par MAN WANTED—TO GO TO CALIFORNIA IN charge of stock. To a single man of the right stamp, tho- roughly competent, be given on his arri ‘one week Tredwell & Pel 45 ae eeeme nea Mee dT RUG CLERK WANTED—TO GO TO NEWP% I., a very desirable situation. Must bring pe F sumontals to Hazard & Caswell druggists, Sth av., corner of teady employment at liberal wages will rg; paasn ge out ae Address for ‘ulton st., BY GOODS SALESMAN eae Go, sourn. st ener; an My 2 am ity ence. ve, Apply atl ‘Broadway, before re 10. peciisianl pean FOR A DINING BALOON WANTED—A 80. er, steady man. pl we it "clock ibis morning ‘at Walker’ "s Ae 337 tes nha [emotion Ae ARDENER WANTED.—MUST BE THOROUGHLY COM. petent to superintend the cultivation of all varieties of fruit, under gle and uiherwise, vegetables, &., and also fo of work upon a farm. satisfac. Hon is piven the elutasion onli beg ble references required. A middle a P ddress, with full particulars in {iS handwettng of the appli: cant, American, New York Post oflice aoe ER Ee Se Ngee nen WANTED—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS THE Business, “Apply to W. David, hatter, 2993, Broad: bear Duane st, iecihiadiand, ————— 10 DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, A CLERK TO ATTEND store; must be competent. Apply at27 James st., Brook- lyn. eens W4zEEB SA. YOUNG MAN AS LIGHT ronrer, o; able of f taking chacge of a horse; also an glish coa'hman. Ap) Pely at the Merchants’ Clerks’ Re office, 78 Broadway. Situations procured. No commission in ‘@dyance. WM. J. REDPATH. ANTED.—RESPECTABLE MEN, WHO ‘DESIRE TO learn the manufacturing of “Berlin White Beer,” at moderate terms, will do well by applying at 198 Willan by Borie mate SALESMAN IN AN IMPORTING AND Imanufacturing house of clothiers’ and tailors’ trimmings: young man who is well acquainted with the Southern ‘aad festern merchant tailors, and has some knowledge of the trimming business. Address box 2,089 Post ollice, with refer- ence to last employer. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY AND AD- dress, to take the entire charge of a patent medicine oflice; also one located in Philadelphia. Liberal wages will be Paid fo good hands. Address for two days, enclosing one threo Cent posiage stamp, P. M., box 150 Herald oft ‘ANTED INMEDIATELY—AN EXPERIENCED SALES. fo ajwholesale and iinery and straw goods house; io an A. No.1 saleswornan ‘ase and Liberal wages will be given. Apply at 362 WARTED—FoUR DRY GOODS SALESMEN, ENGLISH, Irish or Scotch preferred; also a wholesale dry goods salesman and two collectors. Apply at the Merehauts’ Gloria Registry ofice, 78 Broadway. ‘Situations procured. No com. mission In advance. WM. J. REDPATH. WASTEDITEN HOYS, AGED 16 TO 18, WELL AC quainted with the city; must read and write and come well recommended. None others need apply at McIntire's City Express Post, No. 2 Maiden lane, Wine WAITER, ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS echening, oysters. Apply at Reed & Wade's dining sa- War AN OFFICE, A YOUNG BOY, ONE RE- Len es with ‘prstabagsas ‘Apply at 59 Liberty Bt., be- tween 2 WANTED ACTIVE YOUNG MEN, TO SELL A POPU- lar book, at which four or five dolars a. day may be made. A small deposit will be required for the books taken out, “Apply to, Kennedy & Oo. 488 Broadway, fifth floor, next wo WAXTED—70 GO SOUTH, A NUMBER OF MEN, To ‘work on riding saddles and harness and do repairing, to whom constant employment will be given. Apply at 59 Canal sireet. ANTED.—MERCHANTS, HOTELS AND OTHERS oe SALESMEN, PORTRUS, TARKEEPERS cL ANTS! RKS’ REGISTRY, #3 78 Bi OADWAY. Wie’ S. REDPA ANTED—A FIRST RATE MALE COOK; ONE WHO is acquainted with the restaurant business. Inquire at 256 Fulton st., Ablborn’s Hotel. ‘ANTED—AN ale tall) MAN, AS WAITER IN A rivate family ; he must undel ratand his business thoroughly and give satisfactory references. Apply at 16 West 29th st., between 7 and 8 o'clock P. M. WASTER IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG SCOTCHMAN ‘of good address and business habits, Apply at 62'S. Mark's place, this (Tuesday) evening, between 8 and 10, TANTED—A YOUNG MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS the grocery business; one acquainted with dealers pre- ferred. Apply this day between 4and § P. M., at the marble buildings, O4tb st., second door east of 8th av. ANTED.—RESPECTABLE MEN SEEKING SITUA: tions as clerks, bookkeepers, salesmen, porte Keepers, &c.. should apply “at the Merchants’ Clerk 1 eisry Oftice, 78 Broadway. No commission in advance. ie rence to first class hous WM. J. ‘ANTED—AT A COUNTRY RESIDENCE NEAR THIS city, a man who is well acquainted with the care and driving of horses, milking cows and farming work in general, ‘Apply with recommendations at 67 Wall st., second story. ‘ANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, TO OBTAIN ‘orders for show cards from wholesale and retail stores: # liberal arrangement will be made with an Potent eon ‘iso two. good letlerers wauted, Address W. Hi. P., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A BOY WHO HAS HAD SOME EXPE- rience ina job printing oft office, at press and case; good Wages given. Apply to W |, corner of 8th av, and 4 ‘AITER WANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN ‘to walt from eleven until haif'paat one o'clock at No. 4 Copaties sip. Apply beftre nine o'clock this tuorning™ WA4STED—0 AGENTS TO GET SUBSORIBERS FOR ‘literary work; also, three or four to sell & religious work. Address B, A., Union square Post office. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, ee NE FAMILLE PARTICULIERE DESIRE TROUVER une bonne euisinivre frangaise ou allemande & quion ae de bons gages. S’adressera C. B., box 112 Herald lee. NE FRANCAISE DESIRE TROUVER UNE FAMILLE, De ee soigner les enfants ot les malades? des bonnes: Tenselgnements ‘sur sa conduit seront données. S'adresser & 188 2leme rue, entre la Teme et Beme ave. NE JEUNE FRANCAISE ACCOUCHEE RECEMMENT, se placer comme nourice; elle n’a aucune objection a voyager _Siadreaser b 198 rue Lewis, NE JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE DESIRE TROUVER une place dans une famille américaine comme bonne enfant et coudre; bonne recommendation. S’adress & 176 rue York, Brooklyn, pour deux jours. sci eh ice ic NE BONNE CUISINIERE FRANCAISE, AYANT DE Sones recommandations de sa.derniere Dinco, doxiro na placer dans une maison bourgeolse, S'adresser 4193 Est 26eme rue, au raeiie me et PERSONAL. B-WHEN WiLL YOU BE ATT HOME LBAVE A «howe at Union square Post ofice. NNETTH. NIORMATION WANTED SOF ae FENTONY ha Any information eoncerning her whe cy Topolved. by ber Droher, Robert Nolan. en) ‘orl Robert Nome fiaiean tio eS JORN AGGETT. INFORMATION WANTED OF THR tian aly = Aggett, formerly of the island a, Jersey, may hear of weinething to her advantage by applying to MERIAL. & ABBOT, 62 South street, AMUEL OAKES, WHO RECENTL’ Y LIVED WITH 0. WO HL. Gordon, Fag ‘As coachman, may hear of something to his advantage by calling or send 4 Co., 86 South street rca hel Te HELP WANTED—FEMALES. AAA PAAL OL AE LL og wen wane Goon A er mpd IMME- ly at the large instituie for b tT, ny erner of ‘ay. A house has abun- ees coment ‘American indy coe LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED ly, i of | Base ak eee wear ese ace eo soa, ee Te a —_—— GOOD MANY SMALL GIRLS Serr IMMEDI- A eon $y good homes and Also, 10 or 12 good: ca Singin’ waiting ; ‘wages. No ame situation an juire large slate, SF adh at a corper Oak whe Hye pte eg ze F FIRST CLASS | sr Ghats o0g {WANTRD— ALSO ‘go into the country, lee “Apply at 58 Trine ply 9139 1 at., between bih and Gas ay 8 LE Seem tenatadi et hat Huon LI, EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF GOOD GERMAN, French, Boglieb, Trish and Sgotch set Ose vais, Bn Ble poe m moderate te ae by applying at Broadway nt Tnatitutes 424 Broad Poadusted correct: bi principals by MORRIS is CONNER is GOOD COOK AND A WAITER GIRL WANTED— A Must understand thelr business thoroughly, Apply at 66 ith ay | yee fm i OOK, WAITRESS AND LAUNDR' C a pra fendins te a be ne ANERD Ie InN ‘ommend Also, a id rales Wanted. "Apply at the Servabis’ fustitule: 49 Grant ae ee eitaenmreturtcthmrteir wes undone aed In (OOK WANTED.—A COOK THAT WILL Di C Washing and ironing. Apply at 30 Kast sot, OO THE pa aL A RESSMAKERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—ALSO, D ‘operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewin, chine: alone, ‘vainted with dresémaking preferred. SADA at ‘at 849 Ath at. PRENCH COOK WANTED—T0 COOK IN A RESTAU- aire at BOS Roadway, cheno, Howe a nice eee cok, cok, Apply asabove, * 8 a enna FUTY, CLOAK | MAKERS | WANTED.— CONSTANT employment and beat of wages given, at D, B, Babcock’s, © Murray si, up stairs. ‘OUSEKEEPER WA FOR A LARGE PRIVATE family, residing & few wiles from this city; none but a Protestant woman of experience need apply, Good references royuiged. | Call on Tuesday or Wednesday of this week, from Zo'elock, at 61 10th st, near Sth a1 Hoverxneren WANTED FOR THR WINTER—A short distance in the country; Ameriean, English or Seotch preferred; @ middle aged woman; no objections to a woman ‘with a child'or boy: will have mgood home; Wages low, Ad. dress K,, Herald office. TURSERY MAID WANTE! A WOMAN ‘ACOUS- tomed to the care of children, wMo can sew neatly and has good city references, may apply Between the hours of 11-4. M, and2P. M., at 91 5th avenue. pall a i EE WASTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK, THOROUGHLY ‘acquainted with the business in all its branches, inelud- ing soups, meats, eer poultry, desserts, ice cream, blanc mange, jellies, custards, omelets, pies, &c., to ea short dis: lance out of the elty. Address for three days Cook, Herald office. _——— "Uy Aurmo--coap CLOAKMAKERS: ALSO OPERA- A tors on Soe coe a at Perea $ inca ‘s sewing machines for a 508 Broadway, up aire’ pees eres ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A CAPABLE PROTEST- Ant nurse, one who is fond of children and accustomed to have the entire charge of them, to take care of two little fon eight and nine oe of age. A Swissor German speak- French and English, or an Rnglish woman; 1 person be tween the ages of 25 and 85 preferred. She must bring satis. ndon Hote, Peron hth, oe Band Biathe ane day and Tuesday. can ANTED— SOME GOOD PLAIN SEWERS; THOSR to Indies’ and children’s > Apply at 920 Bevesise ANTED—A GOOD, LAUNDRESS 10 GO A SHORT Lexington ro distance in the country. Apply at No, 163 ay., two doors below S24 st Pbaaisiad ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO THE general housework of small private family; must be ood Washer and ironer, an references. Apply at $/‘lamilton place, Clymer st., Williamsburg. Wat COMPETENT WAITRESS, IN A PRI- vate family. Apply at 40 East 12th st., near Broadway. ‘ANTED—A GIRL, AS GOOD COOK, WASHER AND froner; one fully’ competent to do the whole of the housework of » small private family of two persons; must tho- roughly understand her business; city references re- Guiked” “Apply at 81 Clinton pace, in a, froma’ te Zo ntons, ANDER ait mle tana TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- 36 West 224 at., between the r. Apply at Woe RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO TAKE CARR of young children and do chambérwork in a small miust bring the best of reference from ber last place. pn y at B12 7th ave. patina! tas) EERE We EEE SEE BES Wine FIRST RATE WAITRESS; MUST BENEAT looking and have the best of city references. Scotch or preferred. Apply at 12 West 25th st. ANTED—A NEAT AND. TIDY GIRL TO TAKE eof children; mnst have good recommendatio: Call at I78 Pacitic st., between Hoyt and Smith, Brooklyn. ANTED—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND WATT. er, one that can bring good city reference. Apply after Wo’ velock. at SoA ‘Sth av. ANTED—TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN THE country, a first rate cook; none need apply ba ut such as have city recommendations. Apply at 88 West ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, to take the entire charge of & work room to make cloaks; she must ‘understand every detail of the business, able to ma- nage a work room, and in’ eve jor business person, To one who will suit salary is no ol CHARLES STREET & CO., 475 Brondway. ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO COOK, WASH and iron in asmall family; none but those who under- stand their business, and can pring, 6 good city reference need appl, Bi First rate wages will be pi Apply at 126 Hicks st., rooklyn. ‘ANTED—A_ GIRL, TO ATTEND A SALOON. IN quire at 446 Canal st. ‘ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND nol for a private family. Apply, with city 78 East 40th st., between 4th and Lexington av: Betore Td o'clock. ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND ‘nok ieee Pe Ata is biped willing and. Siiging ane os ito waa he urgpeclolues tay ply a 10 ast Bi from 90 12, this (Tuesday) morning’? ‘ANTED—A FAMILY, TO TAKE OHARGE OF A house in Brooklyn for the winter, at a small rents or Af applicant sults, the rent will be no.chject, Apply to J.¥. Ken 5 Tryon row, or address Philo, Herald caption iie whl be stledied $0 by the owner. WAXTEDIWO ACTIVE, TIDY WOMEN: ONE AS Kood qook, and to assist in the washing and ironing; the other ag laundréss, and must understand chamberwork and Waiting. "Apply, with good city references, 31 296 West 22d st, ne rath a ‘om 10 until 2o’clock P. M. ‘ANTED—A GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND TRON. ‘Apply at No.9 Madison square north. Best of refer- ences required. ANTED-—-A YOUNG LADY IN A WHOLESALE ‘confectionery business. One who has been in the busi- ness before and understands it well can call at 302 Greenwich strreet this morning. Good references required. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CHAMBERMAID IN A hotel to go to California, Must be thoroughly competent, genteel in appearance, and be able to give the best of refer Ence ax to character, eapacky, and in All other particulars. Apply this morning at 149 Grand street, English or American preferred. ‘ANTED—TWO GOOD GIRLS, ONE TO DO THE W ‘cooking of a family and part of the Avashing, and iron ing, the other to do, chamb server And waiting, anid assist in Washing and ironing. ference required. Apply at Witla ‘& Guion's, 40 Fullonstreet, up stairs, from 9 10 12. ‘ANTED—A GERMAN OR SCOTCH GIRI, AS COMPR- tent cook, washer and ironer Apply, with references, this day, between ten and two o'clock, in Lexington ave. s¢ cond holise below 88th st. Wa xten— 4 GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; ‘good wages will be given. Inquire at 216 10th st., be= tween Ist and 2d aves. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A MIDDLE AGED WO- man as waiter. Call at 248 4th st., near Thompson, be tween 11 and 120’clock. It will be useless, to call atany other hour, and unless you bring one year's reference from your t place. hipecior SOLOMON & HART'S, 369 BROADWAY, a few young Indies, quick sewers; none, need apply un: to curtain and valance work. Call after 8 ‘ANTED—A COOK AND LAUNDRESS, AT BELL'S Intelligence office, & Spring st., second’ house East of roadway. ‘ANTED—AT BELL'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 82 Spring iret, second house east of Broadway, cooks, te Saeee ‘and servants of all descriptions. Re: ing st. TANTED TWO GIRLS; ONE AS COOK AND LAUN- ; the other as chambermaid and nurse in a sinall ; dy girls wanted, Apply at 129 West 38th st., for WASTED TWO PROTESTANT, WOMEN: ONE. AS A cook, Tv Me aa Inundrem and chambermald. Ces i who are competent and ing city reference ma; (or two day, trom 9 0 12, at No. 9 est iat at derbag ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO girl ‘one to cook, wash and iron, the other to do cham- berwork and take care of coilareay must come well recom- Ae Apply at 123 West 2ist st. this morning after o’clocl WAXTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND TRON had’ Gotte houseworkine fact family. Apply at 222 Spring at. Inquire at the basement door, Waa LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND ee daily, for good Cig eA in ibe acity and country CARROLL'S, Domestic Institute, 69 6th av. N. families es get, their help at E. Carroll's. TANTED—A PM RE AND SEAMSTRESS, COOK, laundress, chambermaid and waitress. The hi oe yrares will be given to either colored or white. Apply at st., several doors west of Broadway. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; she must be a good plain cook, a first rate washer and Ironer, and make berwelf generally useful Apply at 238 West ‘Bd at., between the hours of 10 anid 120’ ANTED—A YOUNG LADY OF GENTEEL APPRAR- funce, to do plain sewing and to help to take charge of & Ie galoon; ane accnstomed to the business ‘Apply. immediately nt 438° Brondway, up stares between th hours of 4 and 6. ANTED—A COMPETENT WAITRESS; ONK WHO pe understands her business and will assist with the washing and ironing. Apply at 35 Bast 250h st, ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER. ‘Those with good referencos may apply this day, Tuesday, at 14 Hicks st., Brooklyn, ——_. HELP P WANTED—FPEMALES. _ Wy ANTED—« youna at Yo! wef [i tans pny bi dressing, and will Salt st. Letween Ll and 12 Celok A M COMPETENT NU! y at 39 10th at., between re AND SEAM. day (Tueaday), 1h \NTED IMMEDIATELY—SIX FIRST CLARS DRESS. No others need apply. Also ATANTED—A raat kheriea! 15 TO 17 YEARS OF op by and assist in ‘ke apa i OO aN RAE ial cook on PROTESTANT WOMAN; ONE AS bly uoderpencs wads her business in all its acibecendd,” Nose pat mela a ie aan y competent, and who can bring good yn, between eleven NTED—A NICE, TIDY AMERICAN, 0) ‘ears of age, to take charge of cl and be pleasant and obliging. irl, from 12 to 16 ve the best of rel Apply at 713 Houston st. NTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND ROMER, for @ small famil without city reference at iy Ales a nurse, None need apply ‘2ist st. ANTED—GIRLS AND BOYS, FROM 14 TO 17 bw fas eater with stencils, at G, A.'Stecher’s, 24 Beekman st. ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO DO THE chamberwork of a amall fa fo cok must be neat and Udy. Applicants must uendations from their last employers, PG at Wort West ANTED—IN A PRIVATE RASUY, AN lh bd ply indy betwoen Sand 12 at industrious Protestant Goed references required. 69 East 20th st, ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A GOOD COOK, washer and ironer, None but a. Protestant, with good re- 20th st. forences, need apply between 9 and 12, at 59) ___ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALRES. 4 ¢ MAN a roraile WITH soar mane. rience in dr; goods, a f favorable acquaintance i Won for that Btate. In some York that does a Southern . B., box $2 Herald office, N ACTIVE, STRONG, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, wants employment in i hotel or wholesale store, nds his business well; is of strict the best ity: references. Address T. . G. box 13 reference, desires # feet 7 iry goods’ or shoe ouse in trade: Address A. M. YOUNG MAN, A CARMAN, WANTS A SITUATION; is a good driver, and understands the care of horses: city or country protnen ‘ed. Inquire for John J. Karr, 277 Mott st., YOUNG MAN, 25 YEARS OF AGE, IS ANXIOUS TO employment in, which he can writer and fair accountant: ove "box 147 Herald Re ibe a situation, ok fiat years "references. Address. F. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF 20t porter and eure clerk or to work in a store: is no, perience; best reference ee days James C., afraid to work; has had from last employer. YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WISHES A SITUATION AS coachman; fully understands the 344 South 1th at,, Jersey City. Res WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS take care and drive mage: he t of of reference care of horses. Call at rter,in a store, or to — ows the elty well; the best nesty and sobriety.’ Address Reilly, 178 East YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH- man; understands the business perfe Address E. C. M., Heral YOUNG MAN WHO HAS BREN ENGAGED FOR Lagreneor! in a wholesale and retail crock- ing house in a Southern city, catia in leader vind ong iech) to travel ar apy respectable house. Address rectly; has excellent seven years as ry and Freuch china. impo desirous to RPET MERCHANTS, WINDOW SHADE AND PAPER hanging dealers.—A business man of man re branches desros a atuntion efiter in chy or country. Unexceplionable references. A r LA LAW OFFICE—AS CLERK os COPYIST, oung man of @ year and a office, from which he has excellent rethrence, Small a expected. Address J. L. H., Herald oflice. P—THOSE NOT REQUIRING THE eeper, can procure the services of a finale employersand others. Address Posting, box 137 Hi ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A SOBER, ,dndustrious man; understands the care and man: an ‘ty best of recommendations fter’s, suddle and harness maker, 804 corner of ish st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A STEADY MAN, TO drive or take care of hor: lived ployer for six years. Apply at bongs Quinn's, on Grand at 10 DRUGGISTS.—A YOUNG MAN, GRADUATED, HAY. ing been for seven years in the business in this city, under- standing the English, French and German trades, and Se the three languages, desires a situation in ve grug Hore, best references given. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AND WIFE, A ation with a farmer: understands farming ahd the caro ind cattle, The woman understands dairy or of reference can be given. Address F., Herald oflice for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, WITH a farmer; understands ieoies reference can be given. Address wo days. of horses and caitle, roperly. The best of . F., Herald office, for ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS n. Apply at 67 Ludiow ~ in the segar store. 9 CLASSIFIC. TOO LATE FOR ATION. T A MEETIN 'VENED PA \ABRNGERS A’ on dk be Sonat Yeroon ig ibe its fe Brown 5 the and crew durlig te tare pasate trom Avsxandta New York, and A daar pants lice Action oo. fey the soa the we beg leave to olfer the following Resolved first, That our thanks be tendered: captain for his untiring ‘endeavors to render OUr passage as I~ hs eee and expeditions na the oppoai crcunaianoes wut wand , Wwe find Captain Sunith one of the moat n efficient. men, whose conalant endeavors Are to felictate the pleasure of his passengers. Resolved, third, we take pleasure n pasoring the pul Me that the; find the steamer Mount Vernon an exceed- leasant, commodiot nee eee esolved, fourth, iy He gd resolu! Peres sented to Oaptain Smith, that they be published in the dally pers of New York City. JEM, Secretary. LEWIS BROW: Rev. N. 8. Greenawa: , Martin, Dr, a a oe Rly X. King, WW! Woodruff TE. Otley, W. Mee. La Coever, Miss Btetia King. APTUNION CONCERT SALOON, 497 BROADWAY. establishmen! needs no Sertisemenia to gain the apport of the pull, tral roline upon te true See “iden wine ete a ‘lic respectable manner with perl “ART UNION, bin every department, on all bands. Der eae NIE bee THe ‘ra W ANTISTG BANDS” our, SUPERIOR VOCALISM, THE SUPERIOR NEGKO DELINRA NS, THE SUPERIOR TERYSICHOREAN at EFFORTS, AND THE MAJESTIC TOUT ENSEMBLE, R ‘ABI covcunr HALL IN AMERICA. mene fact elite and bon ton of society proves the fo nea ater: dn our streams, but rivers fowing with ing an honey f Y ang PARE. Somethi: and lar eves ee wae ing the cate; the public are not oceasionall y aurte ited with eutaty windy ‘advertisements by this establishment, but steady an- uta that the concern is opened every evening, and Wwe let our patrons advise thelr friends where to come to-see, be. ul be delighted. tar and be delighied | DewoRTH & FOX, Proprietors. N. B—MAX IRWIN—ihe greal—having seceded from some e. takes his benetit here on Friday next, GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WANT BOARD—IN a private family, or Where there are few boarders, ina Pleasant quiet place, below Fourth atreet, west side; one large oom or two medium iae rooms on second floor; gas, water, 4c. Address Home, box 188 Herald office. MITY PLACE, NO 25, ONE DOOR FROM BLEECKER street.—Pleasant rooms and good board to be had ; the house has all the modern improvements; family small, and wish to make a home for a few boarders; a lady would be ac: gommodated who would teach a, Ulu xirl to play the piano for part payment." Refe: mand require PLEASANT § sur Jet, with bo a gentleman and wife or single gentle- en; familly private; bouse has all te ioprovements, lecation pleasant and easy of access; dinner at six; terms reasonable. ‘Apply at 86 East Twenty-ninth sireet, near Lexington avenue, PROFESSIONAL LADY WISHES BOARD FOR HER- self and boy, three and a half yeara old, in a highly re- teach one or more young ladies the piano forte and singing’ tn part payment of apectable private ‘family, where she can she would engage as musical governess in The best of references given. Address A. A.,atation D, Post office, Astor place. SMALL FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN they require, would let the entire second floor; rooms deparate or gether: ‘would board the parties if required. ‘Apply at 160 West Twenty-fourth street. SSIGNER'S SALE OF JEWELRY. TOOLS, WATCHES. cases, &c.—A. M. CRISTALAR, .Autioneer, wil sel on "thursday iat ‘at 103 o'clock, at '23 Bowery, of a jewelry store, consisting of fine gold Custshuiss: fon, vest and guard ‘chains, ‘broches, rings, him, cae sone. mosaic and coral sets; also sleeve buttons, st and silver waiches, together with 8 Tar ‘isortment of ladies’ and gentlemen’s tra cases, work boxes, single and double barrelled ogling guns; a large lot of pencil case makers’ tools, show case, safe, TTENTION, SKIRT ee ee AND EX. A, amine our misses! woven akiris, 20, 18 16, Mand 14 gt; Indies’ 40, $1, 25 and 2) eprings, woven good acne and cheap. Oh. HARDING. Factory 281 Spring sired, hear Htison, ‘T 755 BROADWAY—WOVEN SKIRTS MADE LARGE or small, for the opera or the ball, for misses and for all, es rin to 4, well made and cheap.’ Old skirts made over. factory, 755 Broadway, corner of Kighth street, re ‘hts te give lessor tn the French language and as ns and the common Eoplik branches Imerchange fora. room would have no objection to teach ina school; rence Turnished.. Address Teacher, Metropollian Post oflice, 7d, MACDUFP'S, IL, WALL STREET —NOTIOR.— t comp: esiring fo purchage prizes can find an dacellent Seaoctment of sliver ware of ait Hinde aselected lot of first class watches, than regular wholesale rates. (A TADY DESIRES BOARD IN A FAMILY WHERE instruction in musie, or the rudiments of French, would be considered an equit nt for board. Situation between ‘Third and Fifth avenues, and Thirty-fifth and Forty fifth streets preferred. Address Teacher, station F., Third avenue. FRIUT STORE, WITH SALOON ATTACHED, TO0- gether with stock and fixtures, for ‘sale; terms reasonable. ‘Apply at 112 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. tepid ed yogepes OF MUSIO.—AN ADJOURNED g of the subscribers to the Brooklyn Academy of Music will be held at the Pol ytechnie Tnatitute on Friday even- ing, Sept. 28, 1859, At 734 o'clock, 10 receive the report of the Couumitiee appointed to obtain additional subscriptions, SAMUEL SLOAN, Cl James How, A Goons Hox, } Secretaries. LACK HAWK COLT AND TWO HUNDED AND TEN pound road wagon for sale. The horse isa bright sorrel, iong tail and mane, Ove years old, fifteen hands high, beau: i made, aquare smooth trotter, and perfectly sound and in every respect: was aired by Vermont Bisck Hawk out ; will show close ‘on three min the wagon isa very fandsome ope and i qulle hew. Wilt be sold together arate, at an unnoubted bargain, for Cash, at No. i@ avenue Ay corner of Tenth street. D-A GOOD SITUATION FOR <i FAITHFUL, industrious and competent man, as coachman In the city’ orcoachman and gardener in the country, He has been in my He can be seen at the second ee) in 36th st., west of ‘bth ave., or at were house, 13 West Sothat. A. W, GREENLEAF. for the last three years. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, BY A young man just disengaged; can give the best city refe- hho objection to city or couxtry. Address M. 1. jroome st., for two days. AITER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE (English) with favorable city references. Appli fouston st., near Broadway mi tions to John Wood, care of 591 Hi will be promptly atfended to. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, IN only two months, as cook infa. hotel or ’pri- rate family, in this city oF ‘rooklyn; competent of his busi: ne od recommendation from the city of Edinburg, Scotland. “Address F McCann, 11 Court st., corner of Church, Brooklyn, for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG map, as 8 amanuensis, reader and companion; no objec- For an interview call at at 6S Morton street, be- tween five and six in the afternoon. ‘ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED WAITER MAN, A sets in a good private family, The best of cit; ; hag lived five years in his last place. Can Mr. Henry A, Kerr's gro- way, corner of Astor place, 'ANTED—A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE family by a respectable young man that is his ‘The best of references can be had. dress, or call for one week at 9 Clinton place. is place from home. THE TRADES. ENGINEER, SURVEYOR, AND* WHO IS Practically aequainted. wh the chensleal-nesays ct eos copper and iron ore, speaking English, French and a little German, actually employed in'a large establishment in New York, wishes a situation as manager for a coal or copper mininig company; he ean put up all the works, from railroad ‘opper furnaces, and will furnish the best refe- js and the old country. Address Civil Engineer, ce. | COMPOSITOR DESIRES A SITUATION IN A COUN- ‘try newspaper office; would not object to asaist in the inaking up and reading. | Address W. Rule, careof B. Lock- URNISHERS WANTED.—TWO GOOD ONES TO WORK on plated knives. Apply to Joseph Hill, No. Beekman st., fourth floor. XANDY MAKER.—WANTED, A MAN WHO UNDER. stands the manufacture of ‘stick candy. Wages liberal. Apply at 160 Mercer st. UTTER WANTED—ON CUSTOM AND SHOP WORK, Apply to Archibald Johnston, 288 Bowery. \OREMAN WANTED—IN A SMALL MANUFACTORY op by letter, giving references, of first class clothing. . R. Shotwell, Rahway, N. MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANTED BY A a, of good abilities a situation as vest and The subscriber, having been in business for able to influence some trade in a central best references given. Address Cutter, (0 LADIES’ GAITER FITTERS. — WANTED, on Daisters and one finisher for the sewin, at 227 Bleecker st., corner of Carmive, in —A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA- trade; has ne jection Tope. ‘abort digsange in the country. days. Giaccone Apply Le etsy a 10 WHOLESALE ol RETAIL CLOTHIERS.-gWANT- Ad: ag foreman; bas @ Best of reference given. ANTED—A GOOD JOBBING bb hans TO Go Southwest. Apply to Fellows & Co., 17 Maiden ANTED—A FINISHER, IN A CARRIAGE FACTORY; he must understand setting tops, making carriage parts, Apply at John C. Parker's carriage manufactory, cornet NTED—A SITUATION, AS FOREMAN OR CUT. ter in a ahoe or boot store, ladies’ or gentlemen's, whole. Has been foreman in Paris and Phila- deiphia for a few years, Address L, Eugene, care of Ch. Bon- net, 78 Leonard street. po alee NTED—FOUR OR FIVE FIRST RATE TIN AND $2 perday. Apply to W. sole or customer work. ant iron workers. NTED—A WATCHMAKER TO GO SOUTH. ply at 21 Maiden lane to Louis 8. Fellows & Schell. BOAkP—T0 LEN, WITH BOARD, AT 187 SECOND ‘avenue, between Fighth and Ninth streets, one large front Foom to a family or gentlemen. Dinner at 6 o'clock. ion very desirable. OARD.—WANTED, A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM ‘and bedroom, for 4 lady and gentleman, with board for the lady only, in @ private family, or widow Indy preferred, and where no other sare taken. Address, with par: B. Weston, Herald office. OARD.—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN uired, would dispose of a fine suit of rooms to a small enteel family without children; a well farnished table; house finving the modern tmprovements; location desirable: acces: sible by cars and stages. Apply at 172 West Twenty-first st. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO SUITS OF handsome rooms, also several single rooms, in a com- fortable house. Apply at 48 Clinton place, Bighth street, near Fifth avenue. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SIN- gle gentlemen can be accommodate! with pleasant rooms and board, by inquiring at 108 West Fifteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. References required and given. OARD IN BROOKLYN—NO. 71 STATE STREET, BE- tween Henry and Clinton, desirable location, being con- Sent oe South and Wall street ferries. References ex- ang OARD WANTED-—IN NEW YORK, NOT ABOVE ‘Tenth street, or in Ee or Hoboken, for a widow indy and son; {ull board for Indy, partial board’ for the gen- tHeman. “Board not to exceed $10. "Address R., box 13) Herald otice. OARDING.—A WIDOW LADY, HAVING MORE room than she requires, would jet two parlors on the first floor, also three rooms on the second floor, toa party of single entiemen or gentlemen and their wives, with or without Hoard. “Apply at 145 East Twenty-first street, LOTHING. —LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING of the above do dispose of can receive a fair cash bs addressing H. Cohen, 66 Elm street. (ate of 12 Lau- « street), aud ‘®% Bowery. "Ladies attended by Mrs. ©. |AMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESIRING FIRST class accommodations for the winter, may secure three large and elegantly aaa rooms, on second floor; also, a room and two bedroo in the third story of the eligibly located dwelling No. 62 Remsen street, Brooklyn Heights, the rooms Will be fet separately or in sulis; dinner’ at ‘six o'clock; rete. rences exchanged. FOR SALE=A GOOD [FAMILY HORSE, SOUND AND kind, just from the country; price $55; also @ wagon and harness." “Apply at 162. Varick street, OR SALE—A WELL MATCHED SPAN OF DARK brown Morgan and Black Hawk horses, 15 hands high, 7 and 8 years old; very stylish, free and kind; can trot a mile’ in three minutes: an eminently beautiful span; price $1,000 if sold together, or $600 each if sold separate n of gray work horses, 16 bands ‘high, will be sold for half’ their value; price $400.’ Address H. H. C., Herald office, Foe SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF OF confectionery, toy and fancy sore, doing a im a desirable losauion. Wil bo sold cheap—pertics locving tse city. Apply at 402 Fourth avenue. 1OR SALB—THE KINDLING WOOD YARD FOOT OF East Twenty-third street—old House of Refuge grounds. Apply to ©. COLLINS, on the premises. ‘OR SALE—A REMARKABLY STYLISHPAIR OF BAY ees, Syears old, long tails, warranted perfectly sound, and bind ao gentle in all harness; sold for wantof use. Inquire at R. Mackey's stable, 81 West Twenty turd atroct. of ADA AUN, TEED FE ag le house, al jut in cooe business locailty, Rent very low.” To San eks udrstands Semen s Tare chaton And must be sold only because the owner a coher ‘Apply st 549 Pearl street, Mercantile Shades. ergs OR SALE—$1,500. THE LEASE, STOCK AND FURNI- ture of the large and splendid confectionery, ice cream 81. Joon and restaurant, covering the whole it vot ground, No a4 Grand street. Som ‘unsurpassed. Apply on the premises to 8. FANNING OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES COMPLETE. of the Essex Restaurant, $64 Grand sireot, cor of Essex, above restaurant has been fitted up as # ladie’s and gen tlemans’ restaurant and supper rooms, and is furnished in style that will com ue favorably wit any other sltliar oe tablishment in the ‘The owner's reason for selling is that hisother business ‘Oasuples ail ‘his time. ‘Kitchen furnished ith steam capaclty sufficient to cook for five hundred persons. ‘The whole to be leased for ten years; terms easy, Possession diately. “Inquireon the premises. (OR SALE CHEAP, AS THE OWNEI GOING ‘West—A house and lot in the city of Brooklyn, situated on Flushing avenue; aisoa corner lot, in South Brooklyn, situated on Van Brunt and Van Dyke streets. For further information inquire of TIMOTHY GALLAGHER, 141 Greenwich street, N. Y., in the basement. 'ERRIS. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A NUMBER OF GOOD ; Hone wanted but those that lerment will be coat, pants and vest hands can give good city reference, as * mtendy rn aiven all the year. 5 QUARRYMEN WANTED-STEADY. “WORK FOR ng man at the sewer, 36th street, J. Malarkey, contractor. fetwoen lois and 1th PRURS, FURS, FURS —A VERY CHOICE AND LARGE of ladies’ funey furs is now open for exhibition Mt BANTA'S, No, $57 Canal street, corner of Wooster. URNISHED ROOMS TO LRT CONSISTING OF A suit on the second floor and a front basem: for 8 doctors the house fs oceupied by a pri baths, gas, &o., and will be let cheap to respec Apply at 128 Thompson street, above Prince street. ON SECOND FLOOR, TO ———___ LATE FO® CLASSIFICATION, Na East aaa cael be ait o et arti Ba igo soe i i Aras x Rings lus nan rear OF Mise g pA pa saan which hee tresses, te Bote eres tickets will be s0ld or’ pe. ‘OPE CHAP! 12 BROADWAN. H wal el AUGH'S: artistic, instructive and PANORAMAS orTr ¥. Evening, 80’clock, Wednesday and Saturday, 3 P.M. am GRAY & ©O. WILL OPEN ON NEW FALL bite of their own, eet ieee aE EN Rut selection ef POPLINS” VALENCIAS VELOUR Pee bits D Rorui ERPs, oNOkS, J.G. & Co. invite te aia ‘itention (0 their’ rangrioens REAL LACES AND I FRENOH, OF SMEROTDNEIN, expressly for Pe iranaresiel 729 re Sc noite rors, tho cqueniaot iv rx iota mor Yuval ureeus, Se age ay see LES ieee means Ee Mie ate PAY a Poser hg <o4 PEE: ATER AR, a ee ” but as OO ea tee rirevaltioe ie ¥, Onn tc ow ed have been laaued by the respective Colonels, MTLIERY, OREMING wna. ATER, AND, “e jo. venus, ‘nm on eptember 2 thelt fal and winter siylea ofbonnets. panels of Frond importation own manufacture, together wih large auortment ‘of ribbons, feathers, flowers, &e- ¥ |AWNBROKER'S SALE.—W. C. HIGGINS WILL SELL this day, yb pegyhoekenare a large and select stock ef falland winter clothing, overcoats, shawls, blankets, bed- quilts, carpets, feather beds, ‘bolsters, dc. by order of Henry O'Farrell: 462 Eighth avenue. between Thirty-fourth and Thie- th streets. le at 1 o'clock A. M. ICHARDS bei! ete La nig | ——. RICHARDS KINGSLAND Boswil Sell this day (Tues- day o'clock, At their salesroom, 158 A large assortment of forcign sad domes Tiardware, de, consisting of table and d cutlery, ivory handled cutlery, ocket knives, scissors, shears, razors, bolts, barn ngers, double barrelied guns, ns, trace chains plate locks, hand ns, 'y and family scales, large vi of Frene >, COM “ae Sauce ao 7 nwo prong forks, eat, Stew pans, Skimmers, Frying pang Ladies, ‘reserving kettles, en "Aloo, cosumelied sauce pana and kettles, wire’ itesovern, water coolers, apeanner ermae tae and waiters, bread trays, candie- Aino an invoice of aller ia Inted consiati ot pee iso, an involee of silver plated ware, consisting ets, butter ball Le sane PANCY GOODS. mn 17°08 er Jews’ harps, Crochet needles, Bexar cases, Lead Begnr sates, Whips, Wate Meerschaum pipes, ges Horns, foe aces, iit chains, ocd cases, Dress pins,” Siew! pina, G Reedien, Necklaces. Also, ie esopanipan =p lish letter Lisi saemnnaer nieemaeneene ed CHANCE.—AN OLD aeoans FOR SALE cheap. The stock and fixtures of retall grocary, finely ied tp: mchotos stock ok gah bao im Up, a Inquire of PUPKE & THURBER, corner of Greenwich and Chambers streets. oy -WOVEN ata pe SPRINGS, $1 25; 14 $158, 17 $2 Dealers with 9 9] pet cose, 2 10 ry 14$13. Old skirts a Br ayers L. HARDING, ‘Woven skirt factory, 281 Spring street, near Hudsea, st eg GREATEST CARD OF THE SEASON.—BENEFIT of Miss JULIA foteann ag Between ose Broadway, this (Tuesday) evening, on wl “entre talented eee to the - DRY OR FANCY GOODS DEALERS.—I HAVING AN established business and zp are room thas require. I want a lot of the pbore fell on commis ie or other arrangement. ‘can gl fom’ Emo edy to $40,000 pei a i, Perseverance, bor iat ferald office. 10 LET—IN MONTAGUE STREET, BROOKLYN, & modern built brown stone front partly furnished « unfurnished; rent taken in board: family wit preferred. Address, with name and ‘address, A., box 16) Herald oflice. mC. ANERMAN, 121 Bleeeker street, corner strect fn the a 10 THE LADIES.—A SPLENDID SPOCK x oF CHIL dren's beaver and felt bats, trimmed in the most magniai- cent manner, is now open and’ on sale at BANTA'S, No. 367 Canal street, corner of Wooster. HE BEST DENTISTRY IN NEW YORK.—PERSONS IN want of good, I apagey ogee a oa teeth, the’ ——_ imitation of nature and at the very lowest prices, will p! call on Dr. WC. TRACY &C0.. S78 Broadway. ‘The pulls will please take notice that a thls estab ‘we manufae- Tare, bur ona tooth, and challenge’ eomparisoe ibes Bee comfort, elegance, a Worex, SKIRTS—WOVEN SKIRTS.—MME. DEMOREST ‘would invite akirt dealers to eall and examine her woves skirts, both to quality The ‘best and cheapest woven in New Yorks ae » at Mone. Demorests skirt nufactor, Broadwa: . Dealers lind i thelr Interest call” r W nor titi Ql m9 Hous troche frat mot , at on at \- are Be oot are. tea —¥ ‘dining tal Foom dad Kitchen Turaitare of the famey, going Bown” Wa PART OF A HOUSE, CONSISTING OF four or five rooms, between Fifteenth and Thirticthe streets, near Sixth avenue; rent not to exceed $16 per month Address W., Madison square Post office. Werenteman a NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN, BY =~ entleman and his wife, a sui of unfurnished rooms, second or third floor, in s private house, Toeation, rent net to exceed $15 per month. Address C., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A SECOND HAND COVERED WAGON OR way, for Ingle se, and cheap. Address'B, A., Union square Post ra aes ee ee hall bedroom, front; references se Q59 GREENE STREET, NEAR CLINTON PLACE. — Je One or two furnished apartments to let to gentlemen i LOAN OFFICES. T neh ho wae oe TO ADVANCE ON WA’ A ciamonds, Pl 1 property of every di SOREPH A, SAC Sst "ooker int ar street, three doors west of Broad 17 499 BROADWAY MONEY ADVANCED 0 ANY alae by CHARLES HALES WOOD. Fv Bog at tet ful value by CHARI Oe: Tials T1l CHAMBERS STREET.—MONEY TO ADVANCE to any amount on ee watches, 7 &e., well Known and old eotablshod ISAACS: Avctioncer eid ‘bee ker, IL Chambers street. N. B.—No business jurdays. TP. Se Geeta S cna Goal CORNER OF FULTON street, rooms 9 cash ‘advanced on diamonds, Ron rapt oieho Jewelry and merchandise of ev: ovary. ight on description, or Watches and. pew, ene Jewelry for sale very owt AT X0.,66 NASSAU STREET —A. HONIGMAN, DIA- ies jowstry, be ness Aaa sate. Rojoan ole ‘igs abou JACOB'S retail jewelry store, 407 Broadway. T THOMPSON & 00.'S, BROKERS AND COMMISSION AA, merchants, 102 Nassau street, corner of Ann, room No. 2, second floor, advance mone; vires $1 to $50,000, on watches, diamonds, jewel nd all kinds of securt. ay one nogotinted, “All of sewing machines bought iy bas THOMPSON, Auctioneer. WAY, CASH ADVANCES: A® Si ianoxbe warcaes ie a0, THe OLDESY COMMISSION HOUSE IN THE CITY. ISTABLISHED 1840.—CASH ADVANCES MADE ON watches and jewelry, or Om ig oh their full va, Ine. Terms. Business confident Ne loan office- signs about the building. L. JACOBS & CO., 831 Broadway. ty ‘ota id desork tions. is be redeemed wid none year, SH. BARN D, i Third avenue. Private CORPORATION NOTICES. AAR AAI PLAID IIIA 4 COMMITTEE ON eng OF THE ‘will meet in room No. 6 City Hall W. H. BULI COMMITTEE, ON FIRE DEPARTMENT, LA 4 edussdays duriag the saoatin. Of Je tut and ipl Me ae iremen's all, Mercer street, aeatih half-past seven P.M. until LTREL, 2 Committon Fr “O. craton { on Fire ND STRAKS—AT THR Gate oe sOPF teenth street and Beondwaye a =e oop wie day a the following week. Familica supplied by Ue gunet O eD & CAMPBELL, caterer,