The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1860, Page 9

SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM EUROPE. 3 pon... York ‘Southampton. New York ‘Liver; jew York ‘Son noe! \ Port of New York, Jame Si, 1800. CLEARED. Sieemship Prince Albert (Br), Prowse, Galway—American PBS ES same ousane Savannah—H B Cromwell Roanoke, Couch, Richmond—I Bak Bark Ger RS Coen Brig Lauretta J le. ras Dear- Brig Union (Br), Smith, Windsor, N: epson Gilbert er oe, Bure Burgess, Wiousor, a R Dewolf. algae ed Th _ Eek Maal Marcel "broet Boston—Master, Fresbary, Taunton Master, Beamer ome, ae Fue Steamship Asia (Br), tafe Hp els ver ol, June 9, via Queens- Ith, ith mdse and ansongers’ ta EGunard, th inet, oo i ET nor ly ative i bere Mage and Lag) ‘Austin, . vustin, for 10th: ‘Br sleamship Huropa, from for Liverpool: off vod ln read pasar Reamstip Kan. & vamees, | weg eg: . mel Ta § Fa pase hr Ann, of Provine ner ‘Cossack. Tah, 3 PM, fing 1th 6 folk dc, ‘with jeinekeu. Experienced of the pas niga mare oe Pate ey 16tn inst, a white from Gibraltar, 64 days, irews, Port au Prince, 17 days, "And with vi Brett, Bon & Co. 13th inst, Chincoteague Deke miles, saw the wreck gan een aw tee bie BR ete Wc 5 an - above wate! eel WS, 10 day, with plas- Hiei Aipta (Bo, Holmes, Windsor, NS, 9 days, with plaster, wo! Ee Rander, Machias, 7 days. Hylas, Pressey, Rondout.’ with coal, for Boston. Schr Ruby, Tracy, “Arroyo, PR, 17 day's, with molasses, to Sehir Nleamor (of Rangor), Parker, Lingan. OR, 12 days, with « coal, to K Cunard. foggy weather nearly the . Kramer, Vi fa, . Soper, Mirela age emery, Baltimore, § days f Holme, Baltimore, Sadays. Potorhae Laide, Braun ¢ 4 Mania, Hearan, Hise Granite State, Hallett, Boston. Bearse, Bosios. pit Boston for Alban: SR ec Cal ae Providence for Elizabethport. Ly o ¢ i ‘A 3, via Sandy Hook. Titering. Norwalk, 2 days. ells, Rontout fo" Boston, Augusta. Kelly Malden for New Bedford, Hult Providence. 2 days. ware, Cannon, Phila Iphia, y - \e ‘Wilson, Philadelphia. Steamer Besar Rai Pierce, Philadelphia, iadetphia. Nye, New Bedford. Bleamer Albuiruss’ Jouca, Protiaence: Albert (Br), Gal sflasieville, ty ), Galway; van folk; ship ( State, San Francisco seaieae barks Maytiower, and N H Gaston, Me KogeeS Wind during the day HR, at sunset SE iNDetene 2 Marine Reports. greases june 21, le eae ee DY HOOK, J: , ste Seer SoS | as 9 to the nearty exhausted, and refas- to pump any {1 ‘ran the ship ashore « mile of Island, one of ‘est Falkland grou struck ber on a rock (Feb with 6 hold at the time, and af. Ber bilged. fathoms water under her ‘which was under water, hip hanging by her bows on the Tock, which made it diMeult to save much of her cargo. Whale Thos. Dickason, whieh was lying at Port Stanley, went to Stanley and sold at auction. from pt 5 in his nd crew of the Sea Ranger were carried to Port Stanley, and BI] except those reported “ pert | Dead. | Snowe he pi a Sur EP Steiucen, Winsor, at TH reporta, Sehen becalmed off St Helen's Shoals rainy int tou tat Bia large ship. apparently a long black painted clipper, with masis and all sails bent, was seen from the masthead Bina on be beam ends, but no signs of any person on board ‘offered ty Sargo cod refused by the lusurance afices i Pullaiah Be Hank Anastax, Campbell, for Provid back ‘Liverpool #th inst, with cargo shifted. ce, pl back 0 Bare Raspowrn, Lufkin, at Boston from Bal Fe dy reo ye, Charles i 5 fatho ater. mt Was at ene Spe tins not MBtched bots fom hetero Baltimore water. Sone J P Jonxson, Chase, ‘rom Fast My Sora. tn eal fachine for New Red. ‘dayen the tyres {Fuh inst, minstayed and ie the wharf at Machlanror se by ay bard ual) , when she came off with litt June 7—Tbe U 8 steamer Pe o Aason gers: from New York and. proceeded to Ha ve sphacnwe back short of coals. John Ravenel, J June ¢The Am sh pe ated tne dt Hornbeck, rosa SOW farctopins maintop la lon floret t and y= = alongside, afd boweprit driven into foremash, ty a | cae aes Pareto gut Ue Wheto a ee sees in ist Ai . built at Warren, Me, in 1845, have all been sold Sica cere ious, bull at Rochester, a Pies gitiokne Piehabes Whalemen. rances Im hie 190 1 np. 190 do wh land lenrtetta, West (inte 8 Honan Dee 19, Tahal Feb 4, ae Way, 4 enon ra Ken homne 4270 Vie Whott and a8, Sato, inn Py Lrwighe a vhs wh ot April, aa rck 4 inege whale which fand's seaman Damedt Chapman, of was killed; about fire fenced a gale of winds and ship ea io rine Which swept of spare kpars, ace Atlantic, Coleman, iy 450 sp, bound ty eh 10, bark Catalpa, Snow, Pacific Ocean, March 7" Sach 0 te. ah an of on bem: Sate Te siphon has on freight 60 bbis sp oli from bark in bark V! kpinia, Ponkes, Pacific Cones, Tuleamnee Kare bh 0 Ue also, on. frei bole bark Matthew Lace, 600 bh!s wh ofl ati 4400 Ihe Seo revard, bre Hind, ie ‘oreyard, Thend, tore out hin es, Se way stove in, and broke head railing; from that time have steered ihe ship by means of chaing and tackles. BM, ship Contest, Morgan. for Atlantic Ocean. rmida, June 1 sche Katella, Freeman, Pro. eintetown, cutting in & whale and strack another; no report of ov. ae nD Spoken, &e, laze, Holmes, t 0, Pt oti im nee foe Hong Kong, April 9), lay $310 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, Faith Rose, Mh #2 days hence for Hc M: Pg Pryor hs yes imman, ve ¢ for Hong Kong, May Art Uniet, ae from Cateutta for Boston, March hip ns et seg, Thurwiay fromm Caleutia Feb 22 for London, int O32 S. tou 3338 WE my Po taatia” (Am), {rom Caleutts for London 4 days, Feo 30,0218 en Hatiow, trom 8 for Hong Ki +. Harlow, from Swansen for . In 17. lon 33 Wr i Ps Ship Youny Mechanic, Amsbury. from Akyab Feb 25 for Faluouth, April 29, lat 35.30, lon 22 E. song roe hence for Liverpeot, June 15, lat 40.38 i est Queen, Young, hence for Liverpool, June 9, 8 AM, off Point Lyna: afl Fan Boal Michaels, from NOrleane for Liverpool, A seni, Mi Wyre, true NOrteans for Liverpeal, June 17, tn iM oa Phas Fatwards, from Charleston for Liverpool, June 9 Gillespie, from Bremen for NYork, Ms; ee rors espe, fork, May for Panama, May 16, lat 255 N, a em tarnen for Falmouth, Eng, June 9, lat 33, ee hence for Porto Rieo, June 16, lat 39-24, Ports. nfo plete © Rebbe, Fietehey June 7—SI June 6—Arr Alice Bid ‘une eg tice Ral, Hit, WOriane nee eee cae enon te entura, do; Draka, Avnes, April 12—Sid_ pone ase ed Oran- mabe june ik einem is bout dene Unice, Harre. Dear, ‘une ike “Asiburton, Beadish, ‘anne tr NYorle ‘The AnuK Thompson ond ald ee , Tucker, from N York f¢ tia vb cdisisgnt, June S™Arr Joh Haveve |, Jones, Charleston for Samat, glune 7—Arr Bullion, Hodgdon, and PR Hazel- ting, Coombe, Mat Giascow, cm, Are Margaret, Robinson, NYork. Sid 6c, ‘and from le dune ‘Are, Cora 2 tant, ‘Luther, NYork. Sid ml vor in ing 8 |—Arr Br brig J W Harris, Rathburn, Ta- cata tnd ald for York). Sid |. Br sehr Pioneer, Ji for NYork. ad - “pe agape hae cigar seeming ‘No Am vessel in port June 1, Wind E May 29, 30th and Slat; une 1, W. "ite June 6—Ship Christiana, from London for NYork, called om here for the ak Yaron was put on board. Havre, June ek ‘anova, Hi and a “ed sell RUirlennas Caroling ‘Tucker, Seeeot Mobile: 6h, ward, Coombs, de ‘ao: zurich, , NYork ian La ee eg eee cardi at, Mere rena ork York, rg’ junby, Ca EAS ih, Yankee Blade, Burke, Shields aid NYork; Martha barn, Ne UStates. wymor, Copa from Cuxbaven, Dr Barth, Meyer, Ixagva, June 5—In port schr Eleanor, Townsend, for New NYork. rok LAvERroon, Meg Catharine, Foster, NOrleans; 8th, fobt Cushman, (| Intario, rio, Hosmer, Mobile, Lone Star, ——- Wiliniuaton Escort, Hioseey, and Onlent. Hill, New ‘Amelia, Moore, Calais, Me; 9th, ‘Bazaar, Stewart, New aus; North Attanite, Grav, St John, NB. Ont ea, Harrier. Howes, St Marks, Fla via Car Caraitt; Tavinet Ki ble. ; Richard i He, iKelleran Aldanah, Bunker, and Chas B ‘Trait, Beal, po) iden dorian, Beano Ons ate y~~ ~~ comung; Busan G Ow Chat Alliance, DeForrest, do; Northampton, Elwell, Pilladetph Arabian, Campbell, Providence: Newcomb, Boston; Robert Harding. Tngraham, Western Ocean, Simmons, do: Nie nah; Colombo, Stewart, Cid, 6th, Katahdin, fice, Nvork: ; Willard, Mitchell, Trieste and Venice; 7th, Ellen Austin, Garrick, and Antarctic, Stouffer, NYork (and all remained in the river 9th); 8h, M R Ludwig, een cae ete, Davis, NYork; Michael Angelo, Carlton, Monte Tu the river outward bound, M R Ludwig, Miller, for NYork; Shawmut, Higgins, for Calcutta, Ent out 6h, Bougecn, Rairdon, for Bath; North Boston; Fairfield, Hull, cr! d Byzantium, Hilton, ‘Stinson, e, Knowles, ag do. cent May @ for Te Choate, 3, MeManus, Mobile; Jobn M Wood, Mack, Jamaica; 7th, Chimborazo, inet Attia eich Wallace, Rockland: milt Rose es. ono es ann, in Newport ipson, im ¥ Me Tsendons ; Revenue, Francisco via Portland (ent (ent Say 2 for Norieana) 6—Arr Part fiuaton. Calent ta. Cid 6 Tag, ‘ape Good Hope; 7th, Alva- rado, Burton, Newport and Ji Marsgiues, June 6—Sid TW Rowland, Rowland, Boston; Elbrouss, Calistranoft, N York. en a April 9—Sid_ St Bernard, Brown, on, Secreted Seb, John Brauer, Mhost port om atl and Ocean Rover, Ba. atta; ‘Lebanon, Hamiltod, from Liverpool for Newes ‘6—Fat out, Peon ‘Hutton, for Pro- TEs, June 6—Arr Dahlia, Salou, Charleston. aaere, me teed Myrtle (not Mystic), Botsford, Chin- Nacasan, » Spee Fitzgerald, Hong Kong. trary wind and for ip met waiter, ae (eee Sater rom Rowerdamn pi hance, irae aaa eda seer oma Sees Whéeler, sda oon Spee ase load rice for chia by an house ply Lys ‘ 5 SANTANDER, June 4—Arr ver, Bigelow, San, Tut Sr Rants, June 5—1 schr 8 B St for NYork about 9th. 'Brig’ Bolus, Allen, arr imagens ‘Tanagons, May 3—Arr Bella Vi Villar, New Or- Vera te ye Pin eet Pack Flash, Campbell, f NYork ‘ng: Only Am vessel. aes American ALEXANDRIA, June 19—Arr achra sor: CP Willams, Davey, felis West Dennis. Studley basset Narrows; G arr Colley, Pitan June —Arr brigs Jas as Madison, ‘Tra ik oma len, Nevanan, schrs Thacher, Taylor, = Dit Maldwing Glover, Aombreroy Retnieer Kinner, NYork: Margaret Reinhart, Mobiie, cid brig Anetta Lawrence, Fuller, Bastin: echre Reseue, Bacon, ‘ork; White Fi ilniken,’ Providence, Sid brign A. Didier, Graham,’ West eat tnd lies; Abbott Lawrence, Puller, Arrucean Connor, Remedios; — 198 tone Potton TANGOM, dune 19—Arr brig Windward, NYork. Cla iia Pane hare aud RH ay Coleen NYork une re landy, Port Ewen; bd pin, Parnham, N¥oMR, sloop Harvest, Corwin, do for June 18—Cid steamship Taabel, Rollin, Ha- bark Josefa, Mora, Barcelona; achr B ork. Sid ship Othello, Greenou L schrs F Nickerson, Fulford, and Chas Dennis, Herschel, Birdaali, Sy Ciny POINT, June Samuel Tarbox, Tar- ‘or itn ore TR schr Gipsey, Ingalls, New RAST GREENWICH, June 20—Arr schr Stranger, Handy, HOLMES HOLE, June 18, P Arr, sehrs Lacon, Bearse, for NYork: Potomac, Gra’ june 19—, rr sche Kate, Walker, Gulliver.” Boston; Frances € doling dogkee for de: Cine Ray Rantucket f for do; farwick, Va, for Harding for do; Florence, J 2 tee for ae Kewburyport: BJ, Munset, Kober ito tor are eiphin; Kh Goa Gi tor do: Oregon, aS ORT es art. Rockport for N Sid schrs Potomac, La: CMeAre sehes Mary Ft Ranke eras Tor Boston! Win ‘A, Hammotd Caley Yomethan Mag Philadel pha fo o Wrenth, sehre rh, Clara Nor” 4 Munsell w Wa Charm, 5 Mine A bee vs Revecen Haig "ann F Sipple, JACKSONVILLE, June 12—In Ae sehr T J Hill, Whelden, for Philadeip! LAVACA, June in aprertng, Greenman, for Ye, bing eet) dead 10 a s Tor water to cross the June 17—In MACHTAS, bark: Dublia, Huntley, foe Clenfuegor: brig Mary Lowell, Peterson, for Jamaica; paw ire rio im Viola, Haskell, for NYork; Harriet well, Treworgy, for do. MYEHC. June Arr sche Genoa, Roping, Savannah, REW Wont Baxt June 16—Arr ‘Gammon, ¥1 rene, werner, tart Gen Tay neh a ely are ane Ie Are ae ce a i tga ete nonin We Ftiue iare sche ee rin a REO pee 2 PM—Arr schry John @ Wri fine. Rappahannock: War steed, 4, Smith, Philadelphia: aid rei Seek Jom, =, Barses, Jas Gor: alos arr echra As Lake, Roston for Pitege hia; Stranger at iO Bapres, Lake, ioe rane ws AHR, NE tna, Roe, and Sager, Pie. ‘and Rockland, : cei ire, Cappel Bian Pecria Amith, Fre, + ie eed, EB BT, ry Trow rong, Kelsy a ate hai Fou ‘blac, Wilood, Sid schra Enterprise and Jud ae ore 18, NBrupswidk; J do: eau, Port Ewen; 8 Townsend. NY. ton, ith, Crbaua, aa mS Marys: et © Terbeil, PHILADELPHIA, June 2t—Arr steamers Kensington, Ra- ker, Boston: Heston. Crocker; Anthracite, Jones, and’ Anw Fi za, Robinson, NYork; brig Cait. Ji rs Lad, foi, Baker, Rewbursporti HW’ Morse. Phillips, oe toca: M Wrightington, Thatcher, Providence. Cl steamers P Sprague, Batthews. 5 Beaton Kennebec, Johmeon, NYork: ship Norway, Prima Donna, McGuiken, Loudon. nd Spomes "A Smith, Smith, Providence. ah LAND, jane Io brig Tempest, McCobb, Savan- PROVIDENCE, June 20—Arr steamer Petrel, Baker, New Torts ochre DY, urges, Norte ne 4 jorris, ‘Philedelphin: nl Webxte Jane, ne eich, and FE Potter, Beebe, ‘ou cul, Miller, do for Pawtucket. area Kaley: , Mi Clark, is Dallehi, seri Hl Hlnabethort "5 't Depuly, Lewis, PAWTUCKET, June 19—Arr schre Claris Budd, Rose, runewick June 18—Oid Br bark Wild Horse, Shaw, SALEM, June 20—Arr brig Ptanet, Petry, Bissau, WCA, ris port Praja CY CVI; schr Silas Wright, oar Rockland { from ne Tabata Mousra To Tous trees f (from) bron yo Damcermatt Ae eer iy a a waitre Feferenees. "e'seen at her tast pinoe, 39 hesingion avenue. re ao GIRI., Li ern ie Lapsed WANTS A situation to do general home perk: mall family. Apply at a) Court st, near Wykoff, Bi Drocklya. ROTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS ghee ‘ rirate famity; by ES A cee ramecantlina. nt Be geates be Saher N.Y. SITUATION WANTED-BY A man, rate cook; will assist im the iour year ret Mi atence from her last pince, “Call at ky ptr days. YOUNG NEW ENGLAND G7RE, Wi WIL BRED AND A. educated, being thro wishes @ home where her sarciese sab he con considered an a nivalent for her board, and a smal! additional compensation; does not wish (o engage in s menial eapaciiy, she is willing to make herself useful, and fee! oY making al FE SCOTCH PROTESTANT GIRL, OF EXPERIENCE, desires a situation as chambermaid and waitress oe Bayes, is recommended and well sceomptished. Also, a situation for ‘cdok and first ‘weaher and irover, ‘apply at 10 Tu lary st., Brooklyn. COMPETENT YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, A without encumbrance, desires a situation as how meee or oe companion 1 8 Indy: would do light housework and aa boa re’ red Pivce ‘stating where nn interview can be bad. wash and iron; no ob) k; thoroughly ‘business: A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE has no ob; + is Mid to.do housework in a small private faunily: no cther need 0. I. YOUNG WOMAN. WISHES CD ghee nl TO COOK, understands hei best of city reference, Can be seen for two anys at 8S West 23th et. irl, take the entire charge of a er ould na chamhermnld: jm, 4 al Kinds of edie and obliging: ba be seen for two hee at rh fashington st. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A ® eara reference. mH... at 149 West st., oom Cap seen for two days. (YOUNG 1. LADY, SPEAKING GERMAN, FRENCH yrel oF @ ent the country. of would take care of one the eon fain Lad iF compedcut to teach, Address Buy RESPEOPABLE MIDDLE —_ Lh ngnipy aon pe a man would like a situation as plain cook; and ironers or would do housework ina alt family; 14 ‘connections in this country;~is tidy and neat in her kitehen, and — asteady home, Call at 226 Mulberry st., secoud floor, ront room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A soe WOMAN, TO cook, wash and iron ina smail private ate family a good iain cook’ and excellent laundress. references. all at 434 4th ave., between 80th and Sist oa NEAT YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL, LATELY AR- rived, who washes and irons nicely, wants a situation to housework: is ¢vsirous, of getting & place with s gon, re- family: will hire with such for ‘wages. Apply 10 Tillary st., Brooklyn. YOUNG LADY, HAVING NO PERMAMENT ABIDING place, wishes to meet with a middie aged lady that wishes where she can enjoy the comforts of a home, fon mind wh hererences igen. and required. ‘Address for two days H, Le A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, LATELY FROM EU- , Wishes & — in, vais Samy. Good refe- i be given, Inquire at AX wisten sittin ne Racers Address M. C., box LI 8 Pe ne al Keds tte paren A SITUATION, BY ‘tabs Peon fs Scoteh Protestant; can take care of baby Trorm ko virts and bring i it up with the bot: Mle required: the ‘best reference. t socom ions to go to the country for the sumimer. {,, EIGHTEEN YEARS OF AGE, urve and seamstress. RESPRCTARLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION as waitress in a private family; understands her, bas ese perfectly: can pive the heat of city reference; no cl tion to the country forthe summer, Can be seen at No. 2 & 1dth street, corner of Sth av. RESPECTARLE GIRL WISHRS A SITUATION TO do chamberwork and waiting. or chamberwork and sew ing. Best of eity reference. ‘at 486 GLb av., room No. Ll, fourth ttoor. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion as wet purse; can get the best of recommendations from her Inst place; no objection to the country. Call for two days at 13 Forsyth st., room 13. SITUATION By nary A PROTESTANT GTRI.. todo housework in a small faunily. Call at 149 ‘est 27th st, oy Tih and &h aves. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRI., FIF- teen years of to wait on the table and 10 assist in light work. Apply at = West A. RESPECTABLE GI GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waitress, in a private family; no objec tion to washing and ironing. Can be seen at ber last place, se- house east of Washington avenue, in Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. JOPYIST OR AMANUENSIS.—A YOUNG AMERICAN J Indy desires employment: would prefer the former at her own home. Rest of references given as to character aud capability, Address J. 1. P., box 1,964 Post office. ey 70 90 70 Pe A Pie. Raa eee hours of 9 SITUATION WANTED—i COMPETENT Core ay a private family or tet o a psaraing bonon preferred for the sum. The Rete at ae ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT. §S testant woman; understands French cookin, the best private families, Can be seen at S4 University place, between Ith and 12th ITUATION WANTRED—RY A man, to Can be seen at ITUATION WANTED—BY A_ YOUNG WOMAN, AS Iaundress. Cail for two days at No. 6 Sist st., betweco Fifth tad avenues. SMART, ACTIVE Wo. 5 a housework Ina small private family 2th st., between Sh and Hh ars, ‘© GIRLS WIM SITUATIONS TO MIND CHILDREN sud sew. Call at 174 Lexington av., for two days. ANTED—BY A Le A | —-54 LADY, NOT YET fully conversant CA a) language, but other wise well educated. sTuaion aa dressmaker in a pespectable American family. (Would not object to, do some light work about the house. Address EB. 8., bor 3) Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, A nituation, ANTED—A Lt BY iy YOUNG WOMAN, TO jlejchamberwork aod plan sewing. Good references Call 1 331 Racket st, corner of Benth iat, Brooklyn. Wiettc BY TWO RESPRCTARLE GIRIS, ALL of family sewing, embroidery and srochetwork. nt oF would go out by the day, Have the best of felorona. Cal 12] Gresewich arenes, wear Ibi ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND to assist in washing and ironing, by a reapectable girl, rho can produce ood eity reference; no objection to go in ‘the ny forthe" saan Cm be seen for wo days at 239 RY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS fon to do light chamberwork The best of reference given. WwW SITUATION, BY A_ RESPROTARIA Bitl, to do general housework, in s small private family; SF Sok, washer and ironer, and come well recom from ‘her last piace. At AppIY at © Monroe mite ITUATION, BY A RESPRCTARLE to do chamberwork and waiting, or house. ran * nese tami, best of elty reference given. Apply Lg apy ata A nit ARLE 7 to wet puree at her own resideuce. Call al BUliver at. st, for ‘hue days, on Mrs. Hanley. " pao J att peed WANTED—RY A RESPEC. woman, no to the country. Doctor's retereuces te Gail at ag nddreen $6 8h a near Zid wt ANTED—A SITUATION IN THE COUNTRY, BY A le girl, as chambermald and to aesisi in the yevhing and ironing, or to de general hoasework ins email fan fy; reference giveu from her last place, Address H., bor 149 Hernid office. WAXTRD—A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN Wo: man, to do general housework in a amall private family to do cooking, washing and roping. Apply ai 06 Carmine ‘bird Boor, beck room, for wo days, JUNE 22, 1860.—TRIPLE SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Wantenns at SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chambermaid and waitress. Can give the hesi of | ci reference. Can Las for two days at 23134 Klizaveth st., BY A FIRST CLASS MEAT and pastry cook; unde eeanne faites. soup and objeetion to ve inn fires clace board NO Objection to gpoew cit referouce givew. APDIy at or Rear Hd mre tor ws days Me; NO ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WO. Bonn, 9 sitnation ag nurse: is capable of taking charge of rHatreKs. ference hambermaid and seai » for fa given, ‘Avviy at 235 OH av., between ifthe and two days. ANTED—A SITCATION BY A RESPECTABLE MID- die nged woman, to tend a baby or children, or to do plain fewing oF light chamberwork: ia nt to take care of & baby from its birth, good ell for two days at 200 4th st, ir own Toone N No.l. aay SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE tk Chambermaid and nurses Has no ebjection to go fo the couse, Vest af reference fremuter preseut employer, ‘Call at 882 Pacific st., Brookirn. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A RESPRC- {ible woman, who understands. Hor business perfectly; yrould have no objeetion to go in the country. Beat of city re: ference. Can be Keen for two dayaat 22 West 17th st., be- tween 8th and 9th ava, ‘ANTED—BY A CATHOLIC ones, WOMAN, A situation as seamstress, and to do light chamberwork; would have no ohjeetion to do the ofa ‘asmall pri: vate family. Satisfactory reference cs. anit call or ad- rena nots to M. Ay Mey 72 West “pltt ‘bt, third oor, ‘front renees. Can be seen po taal get a IR Bib oy Ww" pete ol ered too bae etoncn bentoree! saree hee “id WAT ATION, BY A AN G wae inca iain ecto he Rothe’ 0 Mh st. top fone, Wack roons, fom 10 vo Selee , ABLE Wesoune woman ana chamber mai ana aang i Oy pry end ‘or to ay ona Sete wood resamaking: would for Good reference giv av, for to New at 146 NTED.—TWO GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS: ONE 07 Taundress, the other as ehambermaid aud waitress; nesiet city reference pire oe fortwo days at 86 Enat 22d tween Lexington and Sd Oe a eeATTS, tommy ANTED—A Erection, 23 DO GENERAI. HOUSE. work fora small family. Good recommendations, Call at 890 Henry st. ‘ANTED—A SITTATION AS HOUSEKEFPER, BY A VV “competent American widow lady. No objection to the country or California, Address M. M., station A, Spring st, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE | Young woman, a8 good plain cook. washer and ironer, and wriderstands general housework. city reference ruven from her last place. Call at 445 4th st. first ‘oor, back room, for two days, a WASTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN: A SITUATION AS te de housework for a small family; has no ob- tien te jhe ‘short distance in the country. ference given. i! at @ Dougiass st., Brooklyn. Wartr—x SITUATION, BY A WOMAN. TO COOK, Wash and iron, in a private family. Best city refe- rence. Call at 100 Varick st. y ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO. ree eaten ppt age be ‘and Inundress, or to gothe wsework 61 e fa recomme! objection to the country. Call at 260 I 260 Ist av. ‘ANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as purse and seamstress; would prefer’ the country for the summer, Call at 914 Broadway, betweeo 20th and 2lat sta., for two days. BY A RESPECTABLE yonng girl, as plain cook; is a first rate washer and ironer. Has city references. Call at 213 West 26ih st., tetween Sr and th aves a TANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, RY A RE- ble woman, with baby two months ‘old. Apply at 152 Blizaveth sty between Spring and Broome. 7 ANTED—SITUATIONS, 'N CITY OR COUNTRY, BY two neat, competent girls; one todo kitchen work; the other as honsemaid, or will do honsework, separately, are re- liable, economising and most highly recommended. Apply at 58 Atlantic st., Brooklyn. OADWAY—THE BROADWAY EMPLOYMENT rcellent servants HELP WANTED-—FEMALES, ee ute.—A large number of e: re want comprial Booth, Trish, French nnd ment ts con’ vinci a ‘on strictly bonora- Sie principles, by JOHN G. 1. ACK! GIRL, WANTED—T0 DO GENERAL TOUSEWORK: muat be a goed cook, washer and ironer, and come wel Fecommended. Apply at $80 Hicks a, near Warren, Brooklyn. COOK WANTED.—A STRONG, NFAT AND Goon natured woman, to do plain cooking, is wanted at No. 15 night st Plense ave bring references. S WAITRESS.—WANTED, IN A PRIVATE BOARD- Aine’ house, a neat and experienced gir take eutiry’charge ining room; none bat those with the best of references Sod utp perfects wodersend. thelr bosinees nop apply this at 167 Clinton st., Brooklyn. 7,405 BROOME. STREET, CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND the moet respectable and largest selection of every scription of bap Ws ‘rench, German, Raglish, | Scotch and Tan ‘This offiee rantee of lis haying ‘yeen established 10 soar ons rine. HIS COHNERT. w Lf rfrgmmeoded ma apa —ONE. wrt CAN COME (OOK AND ae ws WANTED.— ONE s seamstress, for housework, for spiny Gnguie'n the hotel, up sales, 420 Broome sireet, of r RESEMAKERS, OR GOOD PLAIN SEWERS, WANTED immediately, at 349 4th st. ‘OUSEKERPER WANTED—AN SESEIOAK pan to take charge of n house a few miles the Union Piace Hotel, room T7, between rae ROTESTANT SERVANTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.— mminerpertenced cook. nurse, nursersmald, waitress: and also, « youn aie.’ Apply at once at 149 Grand Street, up stairs. Aled a strong girl, who has just landed. PRPECTABLE MEN, SEEKING rye AS s, porters, ac ES pir athe bike Merehana’ Clerk’ Regiaty fe, 73 Broad = ‘anion apheters 00 first class iWuntions procured; no comm! Savane. ouses, icants by mail mi stamps. itched 1a. Wey REDPATH” Shrine’ GOOD DRESSMAKERS WANTED.—APPLY at Mrs. Reid’s, $11 Fourth street. St HANDS WANTED—TO WORK IN THE SHOP. Fine finishers will find constant work at Union Adams’, 687 Broadway. HIRT HANDS WANTED.—A FEW FIRST CLASS ‘workers to take out work; also, a good operator on Whee- ra Wilson's machine. Apply after 12 o'clock at 48 Clinton 1 c@, Eighth street, in the base: ANTED—IN A CATHOLIC CHOIR IN KEW YORK, leo ee ae ‘an Alto. Apply or address CHAS. ly 133 Myrtle avenue, ARTED—A OQLORED PERSON, Af KURSR FOR A ast AS oF she must speak either rete sires one WOMAN TO ATTEND A CON. Ww two , wT re PROTESTA NT WOMAN, y ASSIST IN the care of ned wages will be Bin, Jersey Wortcks GERMAN, SCOTCH OR ENGLISH GIRE, cooking, washing and ironing. perfect ly, may hear of situation in a.smaill private family in Hobo ken; wages $& Apply ai 31 Delancey st. ANTED—A TIDY, RESPECTABLE GIRL, 15 TO 16 ears of age, to aitend to two children and naga in light chemberwork. Apply at 94 Cumberland st., near Fulton av., Brvoklyn. TANTED—A YOUNG GIRL TO SEW ON FINE VESTS; she must be able to work button holes. Wages from $8 to HM per week. Call at 260 Kast Lith st., tn the rear, TANTED—A eee AND RESPECTABLE WO. ‘man ae walter chambermatd, and to assist In the washing and ironing of ‘mall family. None need apply with: fat good elyy reference. Call at 76 Sh av., between 10 and 18 ra TANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO GENERAL housework in a small family: cue that ean do plain cook ing and who isn good washer and iromer. Cail at 209 West 24h st., between Sth and 9h ave. wt NURSE WANTED—A PROTESTANT PRE. ferred. To one who can give entire satisfaction good will be paid. Apply * 61 London terrace, 2h st, be tween 9th and 10th av WaAStED=A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND froner; one who ix willing id can come well reeommend ed may apply at 703 Broadway. Protestant preferred. TANTED—AS NURSE, A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, Fompetent to, take care of two emall shdldren: best ot nees required. Apply Friday and Saturday morn, 10 to 12, at 34. 10th st, between Sth and 6th ave, ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY, HONEST GIRL, TO DO general housework: none need apply but those who un- derstand their business. Apply thie day at No. 2 Clark st., corner of Columbia, Brooklyn. ANTED—A NRAT, COMPRTENT GIRL, TO DO OR. neral housework for a small family; must be well recom. mended. mded._ Apply at 299 West 2th st., near Greenwich av. ——$———— WASTED GOOD COOK FOR A HOTEL, TWO | ween, £8 dining room; they must understand their Inquire at the Auantio Hotel, 33 Green wich a, | ANTED—TWO YOUNG LADIES, OF GENTERL AP. pearance, to attend in a frat clase saloon: Fyrom or Cer. | celty ret ings red. Adi for th 7 cml | pes dae aie Ae ra oa | as Rot attended « saloon in ‘Sas say would have tea pew. } ereuce. Warten DINEDIATEL T=, SMART ereapy WOMAN to cook, wash and iron and make herself useful, in a femfly of five po children: wo gentlemen washing; ghainver- maid will assist with washing, Call at 16 Commerce ‘ANTED—A PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND TRONER; ‘one who is willing and obliging and ean come weil re: commended may apply at 30 Bond st WASTED 10 GIRLS, TO WORK ON KNOTTED AND woren skirts; a few boys to eover steel, good work to steedy hands. Inquire today and tomorrow at 71 Broadway, top floor . Se WAXTPD-RY A. FAMILY ABOUT REMOTING To conntey, two respectable women; ‘one aa nurse | he other ae chambermald and waitress and te ant seein faaiot with th ne; both must be Protestants and well te: At 189 President st, Fouth Brooklyn. D—A GOOD STOUT GIRL, TO DO_ WASHING aad kitchen in » private family: one with reference: woges 67, if she 9 App'y at 233 Hy H, ear Spring, SHEET. HELP WANTED—MALES., MAN WANTED=TO WORK ON A FARM, WITO UN deratands his business. None other need apply. Cull at e Brothe A Va rater bon’, No. 3ULiver alip, between 5 and 2. M. YOUNG MAN FAVE meet with » good and perunane prifaet i i ng business th Apply to Fes & Co., 377 CHANCE FOR TWO G Wanted —Twa persons of good address, to solicit adver. inemenis. To persons of experience lheral salaries will be Apply hetween FEA. M. and $ P.M, to-day and toe . Calhoun & Co.'s, 23 Aun st., near Nassau, up U8 OTTY, HAVING RELTARLE AND ts in every sect! of t nutry. desires alen neful foreabes parties whom fmight heneft £0 hare their services. References nngueationable, | Address G.B- E., Terald office, stating Kind of busivess or article for tale. Y WANTED—IN A MERCHANT'S OFFICE, AN Amerienn preferred: Address in own liand writhig box 1,08? Post office. ¥ WANTED.—AN INTRILTIGENT LAD, ABOUT 15 years of age. who wri a goml band. wanted for a Broadway store. He must he of good moral character, a Pro- feat and be willing te live with his employer, Address B* WApTED =a. ATTEND, TO ERtIS AND RUN OF errands. Spring stree OF WANTRDCIN & MENS. FURNISHING GOODS store; must active a intelligent: wares per year. a Inquire ate Grand wt. opponite Lord & Taylor's. o1 ONE WHO WRITRS Leh eects A dap dn Ie pn tte Bed Saag 4 'ANTED—ONE FITHER FRENCH OR pa r spa with the business and, ean i find stendy en tan far Rosten Peet ye? met ‘aig! WANTED—ONE WHO IS prageceee. with the business and ean come well re iw. H. Sayre, Bt ne, D's CLERK.—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT 16 veara of age: one who has served some time in a drag Rore’aad & is willing to make himself useful. Apply to BR. J. Devies. 260 and 242 Fulton st.. Brooklyn. ye Leriteeedabe = PRIVATE RECREPARY A permanent mt. Salary at first a ay Seis hacen gies cert an, Author, Herald oaice. re I IQUOR SALESMAN.—SITUATION WANTED, BY A 4 goung Scotchman of steady habits, who desires to leara the above business; he is willing No engage at first for a small remuneration, and can give the best of reference. Address G. Herald office, for two days. OF GOOD ADDRESS, ENERGY, AND BUSINESS iia. ean hear of & pleasant outdoor business, by which from, $2.00 10 98.000 per annum ean. be wkh but a small capital, by calling at 226 Varick st, ALESMEN WA , mtd A WHITE GOODS, HORTERY and faney goods house. Those having a short time trade Bay address, with mame and reference, C.T-& J., bor 100 Herald office. (]'0,THE. UNEMPLOYED. —JOHNSON, FRY & CO.. P 1s, 27 Beekman street, are in want of a few resnec- ‘Guanes ot business habits, to introduce some of. Pat "apply from Pio 12 and Ito 4, to new and ular works. i Ru bye second floor. ‘ANTED—A CLERK FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL; ALSO Bn invoice clerk, Fo amy ae a are = man with apitat to take an interest in gly at the. atthe Merchants” bs Regist: Ay. 8 rendiray Ri penser ie Wit J REDPATH. ANTED—WANTED—WANTED—1,000 AGENTS AND matejr femal War PROTESTANT coachman and to assist in the mer; must understand the care at Good reference required. ‘Apply at 221 W Wi ANTED—AN HONORABLE, ENTERPRISING MAN, With a small capial, to purchase ao entire oF ene. half interest in a City Express. tai poets of des beans: forehand ‘Apply at ‘sh Bibinson street. cement at cattle, ANTED—A SMART COLORED ROY, AS WAITER, and to make himself generally useful ina fest clase English ale house. Apply between 9 ‘aud 10"A. M., atthe Camp, 28 St. Mark's place. ANTED—TWO OR THRER COMPETENT, TIDY AND Delite waiters.) Apply to the steward of the Dey Street Honse, 54, 96 and 68 Dey st, w* ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN DRY GOODS SALES. man, at C. Hard & Co.'s, corner Grand and Allen sts. ANTED IMMEDIATELY —900 MEN FOR THE UNTTED army. Apply at the principal Recruiting office, No. 115 Cedar aeet, between Broadway and Greenwich sts, WAXTED-AT THE WRATCHESTER HOUSE, CORNER reome and Bowery, & frat rate tment and onder Good references required, Apply for — aitarus at tice ‘ANTED—A. YOUNG MAN OF MECHANICA wa ae, ‘out of pape, | to take a sendy pberr to 49 ht and gentee! work. moderate, lo this day Broadway, rooms 65 and 66, from 3104 P SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. fRaguEe OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGF, BOOK. ing, and every department of a A kee Sarat Pistootttey dosirde ecoploy med fa vate family: the, highest reference for ability and © tan be given. Address P.M... Herald ofice, A YOUNG MAN, AGRD 22 YEARS, DESIRES A SITUA. seme fespectable busines: writes & i good hand and ta smart at beat of as to honesty and Sober habita. Address C. M. I, Herald office. SITUATION WANTED—RY A YOUTH, 18 YRARS old, a8 clerk in a wholesale dry goods or’ fancy ribbon uae: Writea 8 Rend hand. and aa been scqualnted with the business for some time: speaks the German refgreness given, Address for four days H. ih bor 164 Hee COLORED MAN WISHES TO ORTAIN A SITUATION ‘an waiter in some respectable family: he has had twenty. years experience. Call for two Vy te J. & W. Geery's groce- ry store, 719 Broadway, from 11 YOUNG GERMAN DRSTRES A SITUATION AS POR. 21 ter ina wholesale or retail business. Call at 106 Laurens *, Or address C. 8., Herald office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS CLERK ©. or porter, or any respectable situation; he apeake and writes English and German; ean give good city references, is willing to make himself generally useful. Address L. Herald office. WO XOUNG Mi UST ARRIVED FROM SwiraEn. would like to go to the country to work on 8 farm. Addn for two days, J. J. R., Herald A RESPECTABLE MAN AND FITS “ My genio saa aia dene fas SITUATION AS CLERK, able young ‘who has thorough’ modern In Tan fret Pe from in taut ite er feccury. Ad” Trees Clerk, bor 199 Herald eee. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG RNG. ‘ishman, as coachman; wu care and » the ‘country; Ast thoroughly; no chien tn rug ANTED—RY A Ee MAN, a Baty some wholesale house, has been re, and for two Mara ha {Faved travelled id vartoas lore: is wil 10 make himself genera!) gia" ¢ the best of references. Apply soon at ws. Kelty, or WC. J. Borden, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN. A Syoatio WA 4a or liquor store, understands the eae in all rane! years. Dresent _t | Sera TANTED—A SITUATION TO TAKE CARE OF A horse and drt for private family. Call at 248 Tth av., rth sta. WAxTEpazy A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN WA wholeale hoot and shor house; one that does a commis: tion business preferred; having a large aeqnaintance among Fastern manufacturers could influence a great many goods to the house. best of reference given am to character and _ Address A. B., 61 Chambers st., care of Gilleaume nebes: has been in the buat for the ki grocery business for the ast three + ed Call at or address his TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS bookkeeper, aasistant bookkeeper or clerk, in a whole. aale business house: writes a good band: ean give references: ina well edueated (erman; salary not so much an object as Kind treatment. ress G. L. G., QL ay. A ANTED, A_ SITUATION Tis ot RK OR BALES. man, by a young man, having & perfect knowledge of | the grocery. liquor and seed busiuess. Address J. i. B., Post office, Spring: ANTED—RY AN AWERICAN, A STI SITUATION AS clerk, porter or collector, whe bis been in the grocery business several yen ond refi rence nired. Atiivent @. W. M., Gia Went Soin ote Siren required. = rer EEerEeneteniies ANTED=A SITUATION, AS ANSTRTANT CARTER W ‘ariicie porters by 4 sana pa elty reference sven. “adarese G.I Ne Herald oem. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. bg Mt Fait A oan ARRIVAET DE FR ANCE, DR. DR- = PEee ™ hotel on reatanrant, Avant de home certihente. " Sedresset tm . Pendant trols, jour, cher Mt Plobia rs Ae F Mercer street — —_ L ‘ON DEMANDE—UNE EL stad S44 VRARCARS oy SUISSR soigner deny jeunes enfante et condre S’ndreaser res a2 heures au No. 144 lime Tues tenth ot), au way. Pi p-4 DESIRE SE PLACER DANS UN | maison de commerce quelconqne. {I pent ae rendre uti a ac ire les conrsen. S’a- | dresser & fiona JOme rue, dang l'atelier des ouvriers taille. wee HELA N'® P iarROye? RILLIARD TABLES mati) AN & COLLENDER, Sroaby Role manufacturers, 63 to 69 street, New York, Ww. SHARP'S CELEBRATED RILLIARD TARLES, + with bis new patent Chablons, well known to be w ee rior to any now la we, Panulaclory 143 Fujign sicget, N. ai THE TURF ASHION COURSE —LAST DAY—FOUR 3 ag, banaiep mile and for horses beaten daring { wn hal rae wie Sil be uae the four mile » Nicholvs ar nthird. Last race, earns Br beaten during the ‘Mmeeling have a race, Badges for the dn Biorket eq at Lovelock PM, and honts te ‘Thirtyfourth street, will connect with Hester's Polat, for te me, Races start of Jers, at Zo’ ee COLTON, 10N porns, L. L.—TROTTING.—ON FRI Paamte bg Buy ss oissews Liet.—A_ great ¢ Fashion Course i w York Races.” Tt conta day, with the names of the 1 joekeys, a marcia inseribere Tienes im erhenptge rt tr sant foe Pooray' Fe Cattle, whose office Broadway, X. THORLEY'S LIST FOR THE GREAT POUR BRAT o-day (Priday, 3 June 22, ean be had at the: free of charge; and will be distributed on thewace JAPANESE EMRARSY ON THE FASHION COU on to nee the great four mile race, will wftract tides, Those whe wish nn opportunity to sme one and a fine race will have an oppormnity seldom d. mitriess the sul LACK POINTER DOG LOST—TAIL UNUSU: 2D short site in two spots on ile. $10 reward oftered] urniny 516 Broadway, or for certain his whereabo : with white breast and feet. The owner can hare Hing at 34 Beaver street, paying expenses and proving ry. ON corras BAY COMPANY.—NOTTOR Ta ‘tat the: scrip iA owner, was cancelied, and the Fern’ —A YOUNG, BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND Bq against purchasing the same, nisof dated 8th July, 2980..100 shares, in name A. Ei : ettegrtiresces ae Stisesecee secstesssee secBeecererseresy SESEEEESSEEESS al : : i OST—A SP liberal reward given if returned to BI! very smal} black terrier; collar marked a6 adove. reward also if returned to 818 Broadway. I O8T. K BOOK 437.928, ON THE BO’ beens ik. The finde is requested to leave it at OST—ON THE 19TH INST. A PROMISSORY Ni 4 made b} Mason, paynile to the order of Ty. ier im endorsed, dnted Mav ny 2. 18 five months, for faq ty bon seventy dollars eig) ‘cents ($470 85). tneastinn afl persons apetaat negotiating sald note, na pat thereof has heen stopped. L. LANG, 89 Maiden tame. OST—IN A FIFTH AVENUE TAGE, A roam 4 naie, containing a gold pieee, bills and reward will be paid on return of the samme. to 29 Feat kixth street. L¥ pw THE BOWERY, OR IN gore ps. -' Ld Wi reet to the Bowery, & empath me 6 old pe piece, a dollar bill, a pair of sleeve buttonsand pin. Whoever will return the pin and i rton to the ao dress may keep the mouey, owner. O8T—85 REWARD—ON WEDNESDAY rt 4 Inst, a black silk Mantilla, trimmed with guipure and fringe. inte was left in of the Dry Dock Groped ia Tenth street, near avenue C. er wilt ‘Wooster street will receive the above reward. = OR LEFT HIS HOME, A BOY TEN YEARS of dark complexion, fo i, John ‘east, an Taian t Us an, rente since’ Saturday, him will be thankfully reeele 164 Leonard sire street, wet the rear building. ,WARDS. RRR ee $100 REWARD HILL BE PAID POR THE RECO drowned net en © Cove LT on Tucstny afer n, June aa mustache. and his CHARLES T. CROMWELL. ‘William street, or Manersing Island, $20 RENARD WL par ee. AND xo fones! Woes! on We a, the ments published in gong tal find the Rhove reward will he paid if 238 South Third street, Williamaburg. THR RECO REGATTAS. ANAAARARAAAR AAA RAR RAOO EADIE ROAD DROOD A EGATTA.—FOURTH ANNUAL REGATTA OF a] from te ‘lub Howe, f CO tg a 5 nine, ul By order. w. T. ter Recretary. SEGARS AND TOBACCO. ‘0 ~=HUMBUG.—SEGARS GIVEN AWAY, SEQ. , Segars a Regare given a foram riven amar, St No. id Fulion street, opposite. Puls WATCHES AND JEWELRY. _ OR RXCHANGE—A Goon 10 Lor of selected direct he reenitar manufac {urer, forsale oF exchange for gerd merchuntion 6° ninewm property. "R BHOWN: No.2 Dey streets room No: ke At tend ‘AINF'S Mercanti le College, 62 Bowery Brooklyn. From Gov. 8. king—Col. Paine’s plan of iastewe- tion ix rytematic and expeditions. Bee THEATRE. Managers. R. Johnston 4 W. ©. Brigg) Friday evening, June 22, WILLOW COPSR. Captain Copp, sits OARD.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, Roard, to let to a gentleman and wife, a ine elase honse np town. bone has ¢ convenience. hot and cold water, de. ‘Table first clean, Apply at 164 Twenty sixth street, near Righth avenue. wo, BALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, wit rive Years lease of a corner liquor Store, doing a nice cam Insiness: will he sold chemp aa the owner eannet attend to i. Apply 0 12 West 2h street, or to Mr, HILLIER, 73 Fires avenue a FDICATED VAPOR AXD AULPHUR BATHS INP Al~ [iible ax a remedy for rhenmatiam compiaintn MORRHOLIR Henith Renown’ 33 Keene practicable attention ald to We beesks nd © choeaione ad Qriry Pl ab gy Rene tgs pb ene Tg © front preferred here seca. Kdarese 9) C04, box 8 Herald cfice. “we = ea" spanetiie party, with a ee TANTED WORK —A PART INTEREST IN AN Tee portent Invention ia cffered to any manufaetarer of wove goods on Jnquard or power looms, M the invent ig recetve, beri ie teeeu them and work, At weaver te Pereman: dra patterns or regulate looms. 8. Herald ofier G5 NAMOND STREFT. NEAR POURTIEAFULL OR Je) partial Roard for families, single lemen or Permanent or transient: desirable Rooma tn a modern Spavenient to rattroad care and stages to the down town THE TRADES. ann nn ILE YOUNG MAN TCD TO Raye, Ze tom ae gardener. n be seen at 189 Hester st. RICKMAKER 1 anree. ONE WHO THOROUGNLE understan’s hin Sata in the hotel, up stairs, 420 Broome street, of Meo IF. ee _ CARPET, DEALERS, BEDDING | MUNUPUATURERS and others. —An npholsterer, who has had eight years perience in Ftiateiphi, wishes a situation Address Upmae sterer, Herald office. AT FINISHERS WANTED—AT PY Ps ayy! Good finishers eff have work at all At goed prices. Shop 5 a. 1 QTQORING WEAVERS WANTED.—GOOD MEN Witt, panera Union Adama’, 637 PLUMBERS — my hike - A B x44 paruasan CARSENTERS AND BUILDERS. —W A vooden shed. Apply at 689 Wi Po uMOOR SEIT MANUFACTURERS WANTED, A se to attend to Ve | machines, press work oe john Jones, 228 West 424 st. ranted T ANTED—A SITUATION fi F LEARN A TRADE, seen ay, 7 wee 0 work, Address G. Nox Wm ES WANTED’ SITCATION TO TAKR CHARGE OF & tn go West cr South ‘Cam give good references, ‘Agarose TFs 412 Greenwich st, for three da: lec . who is not | ch Ri = ——— W agrep TMMEDIATELY—A GOOD MOROCCO CAS Apply at 10 Liberty place. —A FIRST RATE FOREMAN, TN A MANUS gta extablishment, {0 take carr ¢ of vest and manage & lot of apply for two days at iris. ties well © 24 ot., Williarmshoarg. SANTED—AN EXPRBTERCED rae len one or twee goo orkmen in German immediately at tbe Tnlegr ational Hotel room 138 from 18 to o' elgg