The New York Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1861, Page 8

8 Military LateNigenee. MABIBITION DRILL OF TRE SEVENTH REGIMENT. ‘Whe right wing of the Seventh regiment, consisting of we Fighth, Sixth, Seventh and First companies, under the respective commands of Captains Shu away, Nevers, Buayoe and Bensel, gave an exhibition drill last night in the lnrge batiahon drili room m their new armory over Yom; market. ‘he allair brought together almost Mtn hundred spectators, including a fair sprink- og ail of whom were admitted by tiekeis. ‘The room was brilliantly illuminated ths eccasion, and very tastefully decorated with wreoired bunting. ‘Tbe ‘regimental line was formed at aight o'clock precisely by Lioutenant Bostwick, Adjutant tem, in the absence of Adjutant Liepenan, who was canes at home by sickness. The four companies uaus- average of seventy-three men ip each, exclusive nissioued and nou-commissioned officers, ies were then subdivided, 80 as to repre- went eight battalion companies. After the forma- tion, which owing to the length of the line was the three sides of ® square—the command was — over to Colonel Lefferts, The Colonel cised the men fora short time in the manuel of pene aod gubsequently gave the command of the regi- meut to Lieutevant Colone! Pond. The latter officer then went mto @ somewhat lengthy drill in the manuel of ‘asme, marching the regiment by flank—four rank forma- ‘tiea—and marching in column by company. The most fmteresting part of the exhibition was the loadings and fiiege, which wereexecuted by files, companies, wings and battalions. The exhibition closed ‘after the execution Sam! field manoysvres. Among the prominent mili- a Ege were Major R. S. Garnett, of the Ninth Inited States Infantry, and Commissary General of Connecticut. The left wing will drill on Thurs- might. ‘Whe Escape of Captains Latham, UNITED STATES oe COURT. Before Hon. Judge Shi Wancn 18 —Ex-Jndge Rooseve}t , United : States District Attorney, asked the 1 for au order to the effeet that fhe Merehal should come before the Court and ex ‘the canses of the cecape of Capt. Latham, who had gommitted on a bench warrant issued out by the Court, Jadge Shipman immediately sent for the Marshal, on whese entrance the Court stated that he gave express erders; before leaving this city for Washington, that mane of the prisoners should be taken out of jail on any psoas, a oe Capt. Latham, unless by an order trict Attorncy, which’ be knew from past experienee would not be cain. On Saturday be re- ‘Surned from Washington, and was informed or the es- ef Capt. Latham from the custody of John Callag- ene oi the Marshal’s officers. Rynders immediately to hisdeputy, Mr. Thempson, who was Sane for sho capture’ of io, prisoner, he suppseed that the capture rigoner, he suj it Sian would go South. The Marehal dismissed Cal- Raghan from bis aifice. The Marshal says that Oallighan id him that some persons Bons applied to him, saying that Tatham needed shirte and clothing, and promwed bim $865 for his trouble if be would get an order to take Latham to Brookes’ store in Broadway. Callighan than gt Mi. Lott, the clerk of the Ma~chal’s office, to write an Grder on Mr. Mcleod, the keeper of the Eldridge stroct Ja, to take him out.’ Lott wrote the order, and Calli- ‘went to the jail, and on prescating it to Mr. McLeod, in Latham was allowed to go with him. This was extraerdinary, and contrary to the Marshal's direc- teu. Callagban then took ‘in Letham to the Mere corner of Grand street and Broadway, ‘when he got there some persons told Callag. Bian that he might choose a suit of clothes for nines, ‘amd while he was doing so Latham escaped from the tere and jumped into a carriage and was driven off. Buberquently Callaghan got a police officer and walked up amd cown Broadwey in search of the lest prisoner. The ‘Marsha! further stated that several applications had been jously made to him t let Latham be taken to the Bespiual, ‘which he refused, considering it would be un- safe to do 80. An application had also been made to have ‘the prisoner taken to the Brooklyn jail,on the ground ‘Mast the Eldridge etreet jail was overcrowded. is he wlee refused. r@ is nO clue a8 to the whereabouts of he . On Tuesday Mr. Lott, the Marshal's Clerk, ‘whe is now in Rahway, will make « statement tw the eeert of the manner in which the order was obtained fem him by Callaghan. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Ssancnsx—Ship Swordfish—Mrs G W Burton, three child. servant; Mre Caroline M Holmes, Mrs Chas M BBetmes, Mr'W Beebe, Mis Mary Allen. Savaxnan—Steamship Star of the South—Mr Barnard, A Jones, Jas Bumper, Je Jes Burdick, AH Anderson, John I moth, James W Nichols. KB , B Wright, JR Frain, Jasob Frain, John Welssager, LM Brock: spat Saat te oy wall, Spencer ‘Curtis, Cape Win Henry Curtis, Albert T Han- Bab, KiiasJ Lane, ihomas Johnaton, John Sullivan, Dennis Maalon, Thomas Steward, ‘Sami Hall” ‘Brumvps—Brig Princess Royal—Mrs Meredith. on and “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Monvay, March 18—6 P. M. ‘Phe bank statement of to-day compares as fol- Jows with that of last week:— PeKitere) Week ending. Loans. Specie. Circulation. March 9.$122,705,004 33,892,768 8,536,733 Mare 16. 122,600,925 40,210,673 8,902,347 90,529,779 Decrease $95,160 — 143,386 fee — $2,326,908 — 1,818,331 pigs increase of specie and deposits is rather heavier than was expected, and renders the accu- malation of $40,000,000 in specie in the bank vaults a matter of certainty within a few days. Fhe gold which came in the Arabia and by other weoent arrivals has not begun to count in the averages, and will not uptil it has been recoined fm this country. The increase of deposits and the @ecrease of loans continue to reveal the sad con- @ien of the commerce of the country. At this geason we should be using every dollar that can ‘be got, and it onght to be a struggle with the banks how to keep their loans within reasonable Bmits, and yet perform their duty to the commu- nity. The year 1961, like 1858, is evidently going te be a bad year for holders of bank stock. There is nothing new in the money market. Gilt edged paper is much wanted, and can be passed at 5 per cent. Some of the brokers have more money left with them at 5 than they can use. In ‘tde open street 6 is the general rate. Foreign exchange advanced again this morning on the strength of the receng gold arrivals. Lead- img houses are asking 107 for their sterling bills, and good mercantile bills go as high as 106. ‘This will be good news for the mercantile comMu- Wity in England. It must not be supposed, how- ever, as the London Times and some other foreign Journals seem to do, that specie is likely to flow back to England within a few weeks. Even with the rate of interest in London at 8 ané@ here at 6, exchange must advance fully two per cent above ‘the present rates before specie could be shipped profitably to cover 60 day bills. And it is mani- Jest that as soon as the drain to this country wearer, the Bank of England will yield to the mer- eautile pressure now exerted upon it, and will Jower the rate of interest. It is possible that in Jaly next, when the cotton shipments fall off and ‘the end of the breadstuffs year approaches, bills may rise high enough to enable the bankers to @over with bullion. But even this cannot take Place unless our internal trade improves materi- ally and the importers obtain the means to remit ‘to the other side. The stock market continues dull, in the antici- pation of positive news from Washington on the pending issues between the government and the Southern confederacy. The mails per Africa and Australasian, which were delivered yesterday and this morning, contained a few orders to sell stocks, ‘and some to buy—probably fully as many of the one as of the oiher. The expectation that foreign holders of American securities would sell their gtecks on the news of our political troubles, and that bankers on the other side would use them as aremittance, has thas been disappointed. The English, at all events, do not seem to consider Erie and [linois Central any the worse property in con- sequence of the secession of the Gulf Btates. There was an active demand for United States se curities this morning, and a fair business was done ataslight concession from the extreme prices of Saturday. Virginias and Missouris also declined %, while Tennessees advanced 4%. Among rail- way bonds there was some inquiry for Bries, the firet and fourth mortgages especially, and for the issues of the Mlimois Central and the Harlem: all advanced @ fraction. The general speculative list shows little change. New York Central declined hi; Brie, %; Hudson River, 4%; Michigan Central, %; wvaranteed, %; Toledo, 4; Rock Island, 14. Mlinois Central advanced 4%. After the board the market was dull, without material change in prices. In the afternoon the market continued dull, and closed heavy, the following being the quotations:—United States 5's, 1874, 894, a 90; Ten- nessee 6 » WA a 74%; Virginia ) 7B a 78%; Missouri 6" 2 06; Canton, 14% a 15; Camber- land Coal pial ox 4,7 08%; Delaware and Hudson, 894, a 90; Pennsylvania Coal, 804 80%; Pacific Mail, &5 a 85%; New York Central, 78% a 7814; Brie, 324 8 024%: Hudson River, 45 @ 45; Har- Jem, 15% a 15%; do. preferred, 38% a 98%; Read- ing, 49% a 44; Michigan Central, 67 a 57%: Michi, gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 16 a 1634; do, gvarantood, 367%, a 16%; Panama, 115% @ 116; 4 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, Mois Central, 80% a 81; Galena and Chicago, 1 @ 714; Cleveland and Toledo, 34% a 35; Chi- eago aud Rock Island, 58 a 583; Chicago, Bur- lington and Quincy, 71% # 72; Milwaukee and Mississippi, 11 a 113%; La Crosse and Milwau- kee land grant bonds, 15 #15; Mlinois Central, 99% a 100, The following was the business of the Sab-Trea- The Philadelphia banks resumed payment to- day. The exchange on New York is at par, and the only wonder is that the step was not taken some time since. Baltimore will probably follow as soon as the secession question in Maryland is definitely settled. The following very important despatch is pub- lished. It shows that Savannah and other ports in the seceded States are going to make a wigor- ous struggle for the importing business:— SAVANNAH, March 16, 1861. Goods for Tennessee sabe other bmg? ‘out of the South- ern confederacy tag. ee States without at payment duty naa R. R. CUYLER, esident of the Centra! Railroad and Banking bo. Te Tllinois Oneal Company’s traffic the $61,099 40 85,207 68 sete cece e $5,801 72 The bustneas is abridged ¢ on account of the block at Chicago. All the warehouses are full of grain. The Cleveland and Toledo road earned the second week in March!— + $19,889 69 o + $1,720 The floating debt of this company is now less than $200,000, a large reduction from the amount in the late annual report. The Michigan Southern road shows again of $3,200 the second week of March. The earnings of the Galena and Chieago road the second week of March were as follows:— 1861.. 1860...... By Adams & Co. we ye New Orleans papers ef the l4th, ahead of the mail. The Picayune says:— The money market shows no change to-day. Some long paper was passed at 11412 per cent, and first class cy mortgage was taken at 10. There are but few really choice signatures of offering, and secondary grades meet with little favor. banks discount most of the prime endorsed short paper that is tendered, but other Rescriptions are Siftonts of sale at arbitrary rates. We did not bear of apy transactions in stocks to-day. Foreign exchange has advanced, and prime sterling Drought 105 a 104%, with the chance of a fraction higher on certain preferred names for direct remittance. The range tor deer is fron 1044, a 105%{. Drafts with bills of lading are saleable at 1043; a 105. Francs are likewise better, sales having been made at 6f.373¢, and spect required signatures will command a little more. uote from 5f.46 a 5f.36% for extreme bills on New York wore in request, and of strictly Al at 1% fa 1% per cent discount, good names sold at 175 a 2, 244 tor outeiders. Some thirty days brought 1% discount; tive days 34; and sight was in demand at + a 44 discount. Bankers drew at };, and the banks st par. ‘At Chicago, on Thursday evening, says the Tribune :— Exchange ig dull and declining. The banks lowered the current rate to-day to 63¢; but many of them sold ya 34 below the selling price. The buying Brice was 535 a 6, sbout 5% being oe, weal ustomers were credited 5 per cent. fain: buying, 534 6; selling, 63. The annual meeting of the Sacramento Valley Railroad Company was held in the city of Sacra- mento on the 12th ult., and the following named gentlemen, says the Union, elected directors for the ensuing year: . Bragg, J. Mora Moss, W. ©. Ralston, G. Touchard, H. W. Hark- ness, N. D. Thayer, J. P. Robinson. The follow- ing isan abstract of the report ofthe trustee for the year terminating December 31, 1860:— Balance on hand January 1, 1860 Net earnings of the road, 1360. For interest on first mortgage. For interest on second mortgage. For redemption of 21 bonds...... Which has been eppropriated and pald:— In redemption of ¢ eight bonds... And interest on second mortgage, Feb. 1. ‘Sint — 22,14 Leaving a balance on hand of earnings of 1860... $3,081 serial redemption of bona to dato tae ‘Hoon “rhe present repreeaied cost Of road is as follows, 2 jasued Sot mertenes 10 per cent bonds Second « 90,186 reports the completion of aix miles of tho California Central Railroad; but in consequence of the ab- sence of C. L. Wilson, the principal manager, he has been unable to consummate any arrangement for working it but expresses a hope that he will be abie wt the nex! annual meeting to report an active traffic on the whole route. He recommends that the stockholders bond- holders of the Sacramento Valley Railroad, in their in- dividual capacity, aid the roads proposed as connecting at Folsom, where such are in the hands of parties whe may be relied on to complete their project. The Super: intendent’s report showe a large year’s business. Total ings $108, 167 98 116,285 6,797 60 Grows earningr—total.. Total expense in maintenance and ope- rating. $106,549 92 In eddit material on poh . Total net receipte Nomber of tons of aa bree tmatied or which Bee was stone downward... At a meeting of directors of the above company, held at their office on the 16th ult., Mr. George F. Bragg was unanimously re-elected President for $4000 U 8 6 1865. 74,coup 1000 Treas 12 pen... 10000 Indiana 6's... 25 do. 160 Erie RR. 25000 ao... 2000 Louisiana 6s.. 77}, 200 do... ‘ £000 California 7's.. STi 265 Hud Riv RR 4G 1000 Temn 6's, 90.520 1 do... 48% 6500 Ohio 6's, 1860.. 9735 “ax 2000 Brooklyn ¢ w!. 101% 43% 1000 Erie RR lstmbs 104% G0...4..... 106 60 do.. 8000 Erie RR3mb’8S 91 = 186 do 1000 Frie RR4thmb 883% 200 do. 9000 Harlem Istmb 99% 6 MichSo 1000 Harlem2d mb 963 15 do 1000 HariemRR3mb 100 do. 1000 Hil Gon RE b... 98 200 MicnSokNia'g wtk 4 5000 aC & Mill gb 10° 100 do......030 3 SOOOChIANWefh 78 60 do v60 5000 Ohi AN Wim 40 60 PanamaRh...... 116 10000 Chi&NW2m 16 1001 CenRRecrip.s10 81 4000 Han & StI RR. 48 360 do......810 St 1000 Gal & Chil m. 9 00 , eee 2000 L Erie & W2mb 2 100 do si0 4000 D, Lek WPRIm 100 4 Biriase Gahs Bk Commerce 9234 100 Gal & Chickilt.s 10 Am Ex Bank..... 98 100 do * 10 Bank of Republic 114 100 do ve 6 Continental Bank 83 300 Clev & Tol NR 0 8 Fan i 1M oo & Rk la RR toad = hod 78% do......030 58 10 do... 1835 to Maconk Werth. 06 ‘aRconD BOARD. id UB os, '$1,cou 94 10 sha Erie RY. 10¢ . 93% 200 doo... os 1 roe 95% san 6000 Tenn 6's, 90... 74% 460 Harlem Rit.. 16000 Louisiana 6'8.. 773g 400 Harlem RR pref 934% 16000 Virginia 6's... 78 RR. “4 10000 Missouri 6's... 66 1600 Brooklyn € w 1 101% 4000 Tl! Cen RR bas, 100 6009 Mich Solstmb 4 5000 Farl RR 3imb 80 2000 Hane tI RR 47 ss T phe Bank Com’'ce 9234 100 do 60 170 Penn Coal Go,... 80 100 do £60 25 Canton Co....... 14% 90 Clow, Ooi & CinkR G0 Pac M8800..040 85° 400 Gal & Chic RR | 209 NY Cen IRR. buwrk 100 Claw & Tol RM. - | joo do a) 100 Chie & Puc 1 Rt ag saree ou 0.4465, 810 New York City Banks, March 16, 1961. 19,161 87 et 2.188 408 2,946 469, Groee 8? Hanove Irving... Imp. & Trade Metropolitan, Mercantile... Merch Exch. o- (662 697,715 128,971 82,718 22/523 3¢0'762, 4 447 600 ! 781,852 656,605 130,692 98274 451,720 4,026,217 1,846,713 170,284 4.423 066 + 8,250,842 "725,101 148,795 2 136 507 Republic... ... 3,844,575 1,810,763 186'418 3,173,733. Seventh Ward.. 1,147,685 812,778 187,035 ‘699,675 State of N, York 3,787,601 895,390 212.909 2,474 305 Rt. Nicholas... 1,018,873 265,202 78,654 ‘682,919 Shoe dLeather.. 2,200,000 869010 286.326 1.146.788 Tradeemen’s.... 2,628,906 286,177 24,881 606,650 Union. 200,359 2,631,591 Total... .« $22,000,025 26,219,676 6,802,947 00,620,719 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, March 18—6 P.M. Asmrs have been inactive at former rices. bbis. Southern, and 500 bbls. Canada. Rye flour and corn meal were quiet. We quote— Superfine State Extra state, good to choice. Superfine Western... Common to choice Western ex! Mixed to straight Southern Straight to good extra do. Choice extra family and bakers’ brands. Ryo flour...........eee0e ee Corn meal, Jersey and Brand; Wheat—The demaud bas been fair, and been made of 60,600 bushels at $1 40 $1 50 fer waite Western, $1 81 for red do., $1 23a $1 25 for Milwaukee club, $1 20a $122 for Nerthwestern and Canada club, and $1 17 a $1 18 for Chicago spring. Corn was steady, aud 60 600 bushels changed hands, chietly Weetern mix. ed at 0c. aGlc. for new, aud 66¢. @ 68¢. for old. Rye and barley were quiet. Oats were saleable and firm. Provision8.—The market was firm for pork, the sales of which were 45S bbis. at $12 62 a $13 for prime and $16 75 for mess. Beef was quiet, but steady. Lard was un- changed; the sales rouched 300 packages, at 9'<c. 2 10c. A limited business was transacted in bacon, butter and cheese, at fermer prices. Corros was more active and prices were firmer. The sales embraced about 3,500 bales, 1,500 of which were made in traueit. We quote middling uplands at 12c. a 12\c., and Mobile and New Orleans middling at 123c. ‘Corrxe.—-The market was quiet, with small sales of Rio without change in prices. A small lot Jaya brought Te. Morasses.—The sales embraced about 160 hdde. Porto Rico at 32c., including Cuba at 20e. Svaaxs were in fair demand with sales of about 500 hhds., chiefly Cuba, at 4%c. and 6c. including Porto Rico at 5c. Ruck.—The market was without change of moment, while the sales embraced about 3340. a 34c. Srices.—A sale of 10,000 mats of cassia was made on private terms. Freonts.—Rates were steady. To Liverpool 10,000 bushels of corn were engaged in buik at Llc. , 12,000 do. wheat, in ship's bags, at p. t.; 300 boxes bacon at 37s. and 300 packages lard at 87s. 6d. To London 16,000 poco wheat were taken in bulk at p. t., 7,008 bbls. flour at 4s., 500 boxes bacon at 5a. , 2 200 bbis.” pork at Se. 9d., and 50 Herces do. at p. t. SHIPPING NEWS. New ++ ew York +e New York 6 10| mic waren. Port ef New Work, March 18, 1961, CLEARED. Bhip Herald of the Morning, Mitchell, Ban Franciseo—But wehip President Fillmore, Nelson, Liverpool—Dunham & Bie Germaree Poa, Here was Pe Becgeat pay teeny Tare Progressive Age, Bramhall, Havana—Maguire & Arm. wnt x pete 2 wal & Oe, Bing Bi Hote oer ie ORES Toiers Nesmith & Scns, A er Skcarrt & Frith, Brig OC an tro beriand Harbor—Metcalf & Pine "Y Means, Wells, Wilmington — Hunter, 3 W Woodruff, Lacey Shy Wit bot Mary Capen, Sprague, East & May. ‘Bebr C Fantausst, Woostel: Arroyo, PR—J V 0 Onatavia & C Rear Ben, Hickman, Wilmington J vie Behr W pets Mr loucester—A ees. Bloop W H Bowen, Bi \, Bristol—L. Heary. yin ARRIVED. Steamship Jule (Br), Goodwin. Ki mdse and to Walden & entire pe 2s oe with On the 16th expertoneed & ‘With constant rain and very heavy Bou Sueamraip Stat of tne Hot annan, with mdse and to Samuel TMNcnnT ak Son, toch” Inet oot Matteras Shoals, t fignalized siwamship #8 Cujler 17th, 9: b for Ba. hence - ‘a violent gale from NE Jo 16th ust south of Cape Hatteras. Angier Ssh, ¢ Crane 6, pe Good Hopedan 31, elena wEbeTn, crosnd ‘Warren. Have Essuator Feb 20, with tens, ae, tb Crocker & had very lat gaies from dot winds up 26 N, lon 70 W, since then heavy fand Ws wae N of Barnegat om ihe 14th ina, Bil to lat 37, wi ay, galee, teen ju of wren in Btralts of Bunda poke lp aio te Tem: plar, also bark Matanzas, from inst, lat 4 90, lon 71 48, spoke} brig Mount Veruca: conn — tT of oso i tvekey tin ol, J i, Buip © Grant ( yy Et Laverpe pa with mdse, to Bassett & Bacon, Corden, of falo, aged 25, fell from toretopeail ya wa od auuietee Sbip Yorktown, Creevey, London and Taleot Wight, dodars, with indse and passengers, to Ce Minture had heavy westerly weather the ent Bhip Bapertor (ol New Haven), seule? ln }, Feb 8, in bal- last, to Nesmith & Sons.” Has expeitonced heavy westerly gales the entire passage. bhip Admiral, Bilffeus, Havre, Jan 27, with mdse and pas. sengore, to Wm Whitlock, Jr Princess Koyal (Br, of Bermuda), Newbold, Bermuda, march Zin ballast, to Stulth, Jomon & C6. oth wast, males south of Bandy Hvok, experionoed « heary gaie from NAS, and was driven as far south as lat 3841, lon 73; received Jamage, Hirig Bonaparte (of Machias), Young, from Pomiom, 28 di with fee, bound to Savannah, put inte this port for rm, bavine on Feb 24, lat 3904 lon 71 20, exparienoed « gale from during which Oe ere badly, stove galley and ed other damage, Ath intl, off Hatterns. had another ge, whieb \oaakonty abifted to. NW, eplit foresail, lot water, Bea succes: ton of gales sinoe leaving Boawon ; will have wo. Anew mast, Boston (Br), Carmichael, Cornwallis, 15 days, with po- chr Edwin R Bennet (8 masted), Irving, Darien, to to Dt De Wolf Henry Had very heavy weather on the th and lth inst Keimero. off Hatteras, it was blowing a severe gale, and lomt bulwarks and head gear, } 8 surveying schr Benjamin Pierce, Amith, Indian River, Fla, 15 days. Schr Helene, Derrickson, Savannah, 6 daye, with cotton, &e, Sehr George Darby, Roger, Savanhab, 7 days, with cot. chr C & Carstairs, Robinson, Charleston, 7 days, with cot: ton, bound to Boston. Kebr Francis Burnett, Ralyear, Newborn, 7 days, Sebr J H burnett, Ireland, Newbern, 5 days, Rebr Eiten Beker: Silimnati, Newbors, 4 aay Cla Merritt. Newborn, 4 days , Shaw, Plymouth, NC, Bohr fB owen, Brdltbe Norte Kelir Grace Girdier, Clafk, Baltimore fiehr Thomas Potter, Yates, Philadelph Rehr Black Diamond, Young, Phil Bobr Thomas Borden, Wrigl tin ate Adaya, for Boston. Aeiphia. Kebr D B Steelman, Sonil, Philadeiph) Boston JC Weldin, Binith, Phiadelphia tor Rowton. ¥ T Smith, Smith, Philadelphia for Boon, iadelphia for Boston. Rehr) B Dickinson, Smith, Phil Champlon, Philadelphia for Boston. m Howe, Scott, Philadel bia. Pacific, Marahall, Philaderphis for Boston. vennia, Lake, Salem, NJ, for Boston, Gast Greenwich, NJ, for Boston, Champlin, Blizabett: port for Norwich Sour Mary & Bilza, Benjamin, Elizabethport for ‘Port Mor: Plizabeth, Kelly, Blizabetisnort for Boston, light, Seoville, Kiizabebport for Bridgeport, Schr David Hazard, Wanders, Bltznbethport for South (laa terbu loop FA Watkins, Finlay, Blizabethpert for Rockaws Bony Wim H Headticksou, Smith, Eiieubethpor: for kaw ndiwir Schr A Behr G bebr Parker, Nowes, Jones, —, Hudson, — mow intol, Jan i ‘wily Ship Hh Bar de} Va gar, ko, 10 Yonngn, 2 barks and 2 brigs wet NE; 10 PM, NE, known ith snow, MARCH 19, 1861._TRIPLE SHEET. Herald Marine Conooemen pony BERMUDA, Mea I—iehe Aniotia, from New York for et. (mo @ rived I Georges Fe? 1 wth Oremnaat gre al out six ‘ee: below the hounds; ha repaired Pe emtnchytecpsinrs ered ‘morning for ber destina- hip Cygnet, Mores, Batavia, arrived at St Georges on san e aay, out Snr Ts Saye leak ng Bly 10 tepaides elfected’ ne veasary te and pomps Ww tote the tauren ‘and will sail in a eouple lo ef 1%. ading oop Virginia Tare, having effected repairs, is rele and wil seil ip a «eek tor Liverpool. Bark Cali oruia (Aus), with coals for New York, is disharg- es 0 va wy coder 10 ascertain the extent e ( Ser Sams bav- struek on the reefa at 1d of these Kcur'a Tf Linuel’ Prous, Tras Row York for Valencia, arrived at Heaiton om Sd inst, with jibboom gone, decks swept and leaking Srxamsurr Uncty Bam, which had on board and mails that leit New York Feb 1, and is reported as not having arrived at San Franaisoo bei overdue, broke her shafton the Hetwoen Panama and SNeap: leo, #1 d would complete, the voyage with ‘hich accounts for the val. Suir W D Sewatt, tol, ©, 21st ult, diamasted, previous (ith) in dret rate tri Gost of about 41000 She was towed out, prove ded to King- road saiue evening, and continued on ber way im tow and fa following morning to \ 8 she could do to take cai ip being thus left to her own crew, and being gna ‘nase waa in & very perilous ecndiien, ‘enpeciallvoff the Naas ¥ auchérs were then dropped, and the masts were — away re ‘ore. In this state she lay until Wednesday , When she was disenvered hy 1 (whiei ullen beeween Bristol and Waterford). vereed ot Bristol at Jast advices, Sur Asuone—New Orleans, March 18-—Bark HA Stephen fon, from New Yor! ‘on the 4th a large thip ashore on the South Chandelier, name unknown. Rank Tuomas Kruiax (B1). from London for St John, HB, put into Machias 10th inst, diamasted. Sout Riauro, Capt Colbetd, of and from Machias for Ros- with lumber, came ashore between the {iitrd 1! Fourth Scituate, during a snow storm Saturday mrmag, and rer of the crew (eons of Cupt Colbath) were drdwned, The Riaito low ber ulin ta the hay or salen night, during the NE gale and snow storm and #tr.ck at furday morning captain was -aved on nd three of ibocew on the lumber. Th: oxy. tain S Fadl three in number, were womaed © ee a tompling to land on ‘The lumber has w: Seach and will be aaved. "The easel bas gone to pieces, The ‘s owned 1a Boston’ by Wm Pope Scnr TO Aon aty Adams, from Portland for Ra'tunore. But ita, Hotton, 17uh tnt. having anchored in Nantexket oud 13th, On 16th was drifted into,by Dutch brig, "reat from Boston for Buenos Ayres, and bid jibboom and’ bots topmasts carried away. Sc A R Werwore, from New York for Baltimore, fe ashore on Barren Island, with only 6 feet water around ber, the captain having thrown over ballast without any re lef. ee End aim, Maruhmnan, ot Pailodelphie from, Cleatan. , lost jfboom during a squall Sth inst, lat #2 16, lon 76 57; Sn dth, blak 32 9 lon 77 Ny hada severe gale from 3k, duriog which lost Shhds molasace off Gerk, and bad much didiculty ih seourl ee ths Lakes et tee Gor inee, Scur Viana, McGuire, from Lutes, Me, with lumber, ar- rived at Port Morant, Ja,'and on her proceeding to Xavanns lu Mur to discharge part of ber cargo, got on shore near liv - land Bay and became a wrech. The captain and crew with part of her eargo were suved. Sour Nontu Brats, of New York, before reported ashore at Point Judith, has gone entirely to pleces. ealdx Puaxaizon, Veb 20- Tho ship Basle Wing has damaged ebb esooenintarit te this, waste in heavy wale ab q ‘sea, which flied he deck with water, steve in a yortion ol e half poop deck, let saree gan of wa- ler into the between decks, atid damaged consi rable care — By letter to Ellwood Walter, Esq, Beeretary Board of Under. writers.) Haver, March 1—The ship St Nicholas, of and from New York, arrived bere this day, experienced very heavy weather on the voyage, and has suatained He ‘The schr Fanney, from New Orleans, hus also arrived; she expe- rienced a hurricane on the 2th Febraary, in which she was thrown on her beam ends, sprung mainmast, which caused her to leak badly. A fishing schooner was at anchor on Saturday near Deer Tsland, in an ex} ition, having been abandoned | why the crew, who left the vessel in their boat. ‘They probably lan es the Island, e following table gives a eummeary ot the vessels in Yhe harbors of "New York. Barton, Baltimore, Wiseing ion. cS Charleston, Savannah, Mobile, ‘New Orleans Fresioays latest acooiints from eaeh ot porte:— 72 15, 358 rd 0 13 i glee eles gles @ lo. Ele Whaleme: Arr at Bt Helene Jan St. Tagmien, Bate, of NB, 450 =p, 10 wh, Feb es napa eprit gone, with other ‘A letter “is. ome & doatsteerer on Mait, her at sea, no date, ‘Ze, eaving vn ap =p on ieter from ‘Allen, of bark Huntress, =~" her at Bt Thomas Feb 22, having taken #0 bbls il sitee ‘ace Yoav. ing Fayal, All well. ken, dic. aShin,St Loule, from NYork for Bristol, K, waseeen Feb 26, jou sa om from NOrieans for Boston, was seen March 14, Louisa katon, f ‘rom Galveston for Havre, was seen Maren lat 41, Jon, smball, Linnell, from NOrleans for Boston, Maret tat 2528 tom P28 ieee ne was signalized Feb 14, 65 Fiore King, Fatric, from Aquin for Boston, Feb 18, care the Excolstor, from Liverpool for NYork, was seen Feb 17, lat 43 10, lon 23 40. 18g- Ship Amity, Stinson, reported spoken in yesterday's paper, is now at Feb ators! sign Guard, Gates, ANTwrrr, jai veston. Ate Cares, Feb I7—In port brig id Cotes, Oat ‘Small, for on, Bunnivns, March 6—814 echr Chase (from NYork), & Domings, having temporary (ee correapondence ‘ase, Jan 8—Cld previous, ship Ina Russell, Williams, © », Feb 27—Arr Albatross, mnentaND Basi ‘bout March Is Se ER ay Carl, Peickon, N York. , Atnreh 1—ATr scar Late, , NYork. ‘eb'2¢—Arr Centurion, Caulkins, N ‘aia Pr th, “foun Bell (os Poriane and 8 ‘NYork. a Fob 21 Cid Chas A Farwell, Farell, NOrteans: Rispled, Chase” St thomas . farch 1—Arr hip St Nicolae, Kixeston, Ja., Feb. HEEios more and aalied 20th for Jago) »; 27th, Laura, Bt Bias); Mareh 2, 8} w ¢ ir), Shaw, . 16, bey b 28th, Daoube, Coster, Mobile; ‘Times, Williams, and Clay, ikine, NYork; Quebec, Berner, Savannah; 2 An! for 8th; ‘Canada (®), tor Boston %h; Vigo (#), for NYork 6th; Africa for do \6uh; Hibernia ®, from Gat F ‘and Boston 26h; bylvadus Blanchard, ,Htutiand, Foster, tor Boston ah; W ia Law’ Jt, Bostan, for de Eagle, Curti for i le de, Cutting, for BYork ‘hs Henry Olny, Qwulkins, for d) 4th, ‘Guy Manner. tna, Ds lard, for do 15th’ Peraia, Doane, for biladelphia with toh; ‘American Union, in, NOrieans; William * sodbury, McLellan, for Halifax; M prong Haskell, for Havana, Ox, Feb 28-—-Cld Louiaa, Bowen, 6 Pe ae ait Kenmeralae, Melaruen, Liverpool Humboldt, Holmes, for. Bos- rh randall, Singapore and China; $85; Mary Gosdell, Metilvery, NYork. Powe Monawy, da, waren -4—Arr ship Good, Hope, Miller, Calcutta, boubd to Savanna In Mar to Ian Sea arch 2-10, port, bark John Payson, Terry page black Boall Kine! Prove otege (ir le (ie, Sneligrove, tne; schra Dany Holmes, Hines, and L B i eher, Clark, do; Mnnroe, ‘trom, Baltimore, just arr. Tuvaitvo, Jab ‘2~Arr bark Carib, Hopkins, Savanoah (and sid 25th for Omoa), ‘Via Crun, March 8—I0 port brig Benj Delano, wig. Sid Feb 28, bark Acme, Campbell, NY ork. American Ports. ROBTON,, March 16 PM—Arr, bark Soa, Bird (new. of Whi hie, Newburyport. Cld barke Robert Pennell, ‘and a mkt, acaso (Port), Silveira, do do, ith— ‘her eteamer I’binear Li men Ma the wa, Philadel. pia; schra AE Dougy lors, Elizabethport; TO Tompaot, Adamne, Fortiat'd for Baltimore. Sid, eaturday, wind N to NW, barks Gen Warren, John Kerr, Kila; bri Jet ston Union: and from the houds, nnip. Fleetwing: bar Blewsnor; brig Presto; sebr MT Kileworth. Bunday, wind W to N, barks M Leonard, Acaso, Robert Pennell; brig Monte Cristo; and from the Ro bark Osmanit; ‘sshrs B H Atwood, H dR Atw: Me aod, BB 1eth— Ont Highland Lignt ‘Oy tel), ship King Phillip, from Lon for on, 13-—-Arr schr President, Clifford, NYork‘ T, Mauch Cld Swed bark Minot eg Gottion- burg; schr Indi ahi ¢ ep eettake Ly rianttON, h it-Arr echt 8 L Crocker, Presbrey, Phi- RIVERS Mareh 16-814 sloop Van Ruren, Lewis, N LUSTON, March IS—Mid sehr “Moonlight, mutes, Stokely, New York, #id a a I PORT, March M—Arr brig Velona, Barnard, St Sto ‘nd frow below echra Iram Smith, Alexandria, Orion, BC. azz bark Monernick, Omith, Boston, schr Henriette, Rorw bark Loveland, Ei ‘Sid 6th, sohra McKay 4" Braman, thé offing, steamship James Adger, Phillipa. few ¥ York. Jans, North of Kurc ry _ bacon, 7th, Gertrude, Caaalay, WYork ;8th, Mar; B fork; Mib, P'S Heath, Willian, do: yer, NUedford, Cid Mh, echrs Mary Hal aley, TOWN, BO, March 7—Arr sehre FOF Rendotahy » , Shaw, Bath; Ith. brig Molumkus, io Baxter, hpi sehr Frio, Mi ES ‘eas fa Gre an eon rae Gaal, pat seta 7 =e sie Laver: Hd Pre sebr kW ‘Acrvahipe. Marmion, “Bl Bie ‘bark Ivanhoe, Fannie Barton, Barton, Mobile; ‘vowed toses'6th inst’ ships 8" 3 ‘igang and fou 4 baig Ailengio; 7th, ships He CREWHERS, March PED us Pearl, Robbins, West In- ON ORFOLK, March 15—Cld brig Empire, Benson, Savannah. Bid aor en Mott, NYork. N We Waren {Are sche Ludlam, Provi- + Frew en ‘Trot, Rich: dene a toes Ea Aa angler, mond; Harriet Baker Webber, Pniladetphlan Huth Soi Phuket la Gardner, 30; ‘and others; Geo J DL early repaire red. Nearly all the ani ald orMureh 01d brig Blackness (Bx), Lance- WACELeH MPHILADELCHIA, March 16 a 17—Arr steamer Bost Crooxer, New York; RM and Mh Mahony, Lake, from NYork, Cid barks Edw Hill, ‘sylvester, Havana \e Pa — Range i 14—Arr below, schrWm Wion, Ryan, from Boston for UROVIDENCE. arch 16—Arr steamers Ospray, Kenney, NYork. and Westchester, Jor » Oe New_York; schrs H 17th—-Arr steamer Pel jardner, Cardenas; si tr cA, rSHAR -ARSPORT, pony ILMINGTON, NC, March 15—Cld_ bi ory, Baes, Gloucester, Mang: sebre David Faust, Moclsnder, Norieans? ; Gardner, NBedf pee ar ES SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALES. FROTESTANT WOMAN, WANTS A SITUATION Ag understands cooking in all {ts branch: would like to go a abort distance ia the country: 7s Gratis ive the best of poten ‘Can be seen for two days, at ullivan: yo A ear ality et., in the itresé; at No. 44 West 13th at. Ge ion tak ree, KESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, boy! tion as bermaid or wait refersnce. ogy WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRI- ; can cut and fit ladive’ and children’s dress- jronit Sineteat at. clty reference givent Gall 2th st., in the front basement, for two days. at278 RESPECTABLE GIRL ee A SITUATION TO do genera) housework, Best of reference given. Call for two days at 225 Front #t, Brooklyn. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS s, Mf al an tog some revousonded from ber last place. ‘Gall for: two dave at'No. 36th wt, near the Bowery, second floor. SITUTION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, as cook, washer and ironer. or to do general housewerk fea Best of reference. Apply at 195 East room. nop floor, front A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL AS child's nuree and seamstress, Call for two days at 565 Gin av, City reference. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 48 cook in a private family: understands her business per: Esetiy; be Peat mf elty reference from ber last employer. at SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- Eo eeaat women, 04 wet narens | would have no objection to ravel w) five weeks old; best of city Call ti] buited at ris av. SITUATION WANTED—BY 4. YOUNG GIR or as laundress; detertaon. "Oall fortwo ‘faye at 197 East 13th st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation as waitress; has no objection to go to the country ‘or the summer; beat city reference trom last place. Call at 325 corner of 25th at., and $8 ay. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SiTUA- Lion tn a private family as seamstress or to do, piain sew. fog and take eare of children; has no Shietion to go in couBLry; han the boat Fetcrence frou her last place.” Call for ‘two days at 60 6th st., near lat av. ‘and obliging to suit her employers; has no ob; to Up Mairs work isan excellent cook, washer ‘and M4 he best city reference from her last place. at 120 ‘East ss i Be ie. i 44 * i ez iz Hh EF | : E i 4 g 5 E i] 3 £ HE u 4 : a i? se i Ef RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, pie ;, has no ‘objections to the Saiiesst en city reference given. a 8 wie mao and de chamber: cls at No, West 17S ‘17th et., third door, for (ro days: COMPETENT Rpt Ba WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- has been accustomed Panos ge to ‘of childrens ha has the best of tty references. Call at oreddresn 86 Weat vith ree neat ih av for two days, A PROTESTANT soene 6 =n ~ Ba YEARS OLD) wishes a situation to dren and do piain or would sesiat in ‘ian “Sonsewerkt has beat of Gity reference. ‘Call at 63 Weet 19th #t., near 6th ar tor wo days. A ate BY A PROTESTANT ee fae SITUATION WANTED—BY A BESPECTABLE Toune ie Gist, te 60, Be Seek bene and in a small Gall bs 219 Svenus'B, second fvor, Back noose” 00 WIDOW womER. LIKE Rd MEET WITH A FAMI- hose services: be con. in es A. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPRGTABLE PRO- and soups also al Chee partry, and ia lan qnesiings bekert 4a willing tossaiet in, washing ‘and ironing. Good , Fences, Call et 136 Bust 3h UM ate. RESPECTABLE YOUN" GIRL W. - auredne ia ANTS A eee. private family; 5 Take ‘sare of chuldient nos. LASS GERMAN 4, A PRoTas cant, obtain a situation in a family; under. Call "for wo daa at 14 A. BESTECTABLE PROTRSTANT YOUNG WOMAN wiahes @ altustion tn Ta as cook. Has Reg acty seterence from her last eraployer abe seen at 186 East 24th at., between 10 and 12 0 clock. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO do chamberwork and waiting; mo objection io take care Of children; best of olty reference given, apply at 318 Woveter between Amity an Binwker' ior two daya, A QUNG WOMAN WISHES a str TUATI , work OF " i auing ‘All kinds ot family by her las employer. Int at., top floor, front room. s Lo apd HOUSE FERVANT.—A SITUATION ye ped occ, waste yg ratanda pn Dialneed per poriente. Vall oo 40s fhvenes! it, arst floor, front AL SQUNG GIRL WISHES A. SITUATION 70 DO chamberwork ‘and. plain sewing, and would like to travel with a family to Europe. Dall a at aa | ‘Wid Went 36 at. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHKS A “A BITUATION AS echambermaid and waiter or cuambermaid and to do fine washing. Has the best of Hi, — Cal at her pre- sent employer's, at 87 Weat 2) A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE oung woman, as seametress. Can rate on Wheels iisou's machine, Has the beat o pt lty references, Can So seen for one day at 277 West floor, front room. #., corner 8th av., first N OPERATOR, WITH HER OWN MACHINE, WitO undersiands Ker business can cut and fit le diew aud ebildrea's dresees and’ o all ‘kinds of family sew. Ing, would go out by the day or week. Apply for one week ye = Raf ony iF A, SIROATION as rh Jeotan vo Tae ‘waitroes ; fornia | "renal pe vate family. Has good cliy references. av. Gam be seen at 440 ath at, near 2d A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A rent, AS CHAMBER. cook; has une: | = ee Try ‘until engaged, at st ‘Pwelfth at. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. growing obi 4 plain sow Tast sbere she baa ved for’ tases yenras aoe ee le Py it SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG Wi ni RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES ve SITU. ‘lea first rate cook and laundress, and has = ‘atonenee. Ne one noed apply unless rate 44 Sehermerhorn et , near ‘Jourt.: 4a SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- Glvinen ana Go allkinds of raz sewig; willing ta go oat bv the day or nae rms sowing; 6 wilingte- gages mth. Prensa R he Pa abt ay reference exit SITUATION WANTED—BY \SPECTABLE young woman, of ion tn Pp tle habits. 10 a, ‘wash and tres iron ens mere. family; isan sr exeellent ook Gallas ds went 20eh ot between Tth and Sth ave, the SITUATION WANTED—BY & foun Sith, as chumbermaid and rue ‘oF nurse reference. un be seen for two days st ourt x st. Sanya * SITUATION WANTE p BY i A YOUNG WOMAN, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATIO! "| Matecberhen eae, Santee . Dotweon 36h dad th ma, en wo Mayet MO TIN a. At aie ag YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A BITUA- aaty reference Cau be sean f weldays in ai ed st, beween Amity and Congress ste. , ce, Brominn. Mad NENGLIGH WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION 48 at'noe Marion stein the store vimanas N ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, AGED A) THIR’ A fay arrived In this country, wishes inf wishes @ situation ; haa all the experience ible ousehold P Applicants wilt erview, H. 8. 8, Herald oilice. iid SET ATIOR. WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, cook; would assist in wi End iroaings bes ‘bear Hi aity references. Call at 213 West 20th st. bear JOUR Fe WANTS A SITUA- chamberwork assist in washing, or ae- Sarah oe ing all kinds of pen embroidery; geed sefe- renee. Call at 234 West 17th at., between Sth and 9th ava, in the candy store. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO chamberwork and waiting, or chamberwork and to as- sist with the washing, or would do housework in emall pri- wie Baia: eee oe obliging; can come well resom- Preppy es zen can 6 seen for two days at 56 8B POUEEBE ESS. WARTeD, A cE a’ Sane ‘Apply at No 9'Perry st city rete. y usework in # small Good — given. Gall at a Bt, between &t ‘Sth and 9th ava, ., ia GIRL WOUMD LIKE A £ITUATION TO DO ral housework. Good reference, Call at 137 We j at., second floor, for one week, det au RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES TO OBTAIN A Mcuation as chambermaid, an¢ to agaist im the and ironing; can be recom: from her last place, ‘at 181 East fith at, SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED nurse and seamstress; can do all ne eee a ing. No objection to live in the country. Best of eity refe- Tanogs can be given. Call wt at 164 West 30th at, between 7th ith ave. SITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED PRO- estant woman, to go as plain cook, washer and irener. Has no objection to'go to the country, Has as good references Can be sean until engaged at 42 West oth at, ween 6h av an way. ‘has no objection to doa Work; would like to goin the country in the summer with the = Can bring the best of city Lg iam from her last place. "Inquire at’No? Union court, University plass, be~ jween 11th and 12th ats. SITUATION WANTED—BY A be gg ine ital a8 chambermaid and walter. Good city iven. Call for two days at 39 Atlantic at. ya Dy SITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL, TO DO GENE- ral housework; is # good plain cook and @ good washer and ironer. Can be seen at 363 Carlton av., Brooklyn, (her last place), for three days, N EXPERIENCED PERSON WISHES A perce as nurse; would take charge of an infant from ita birth best of city Teference given, Can be seen for two daye at 206- be alhcrreee eter ern panion to @ lady, Address Mra. G., station E, al an elderly lady, or urKe 10 am excellent medical and prfvate refarsaoe) in the city Car. be geen for three dage at 2} Weat lath at., from 9 to 3 o’elock . A crrparioy WANTED—BY A RESPECTASLE —_ Sorat, wing, seams.tesn; city ref Ctr Tad el ‘nu, for wo dejar A RESPECTABLE situation as chambe: ence. Can be seen for t bias | A eh ae ill far a SITUASION TODO sebtrena ioe rit ae "tbe. beet oh ( retreaee YOUNG sat @ WaNTs Ace ume 3 con dt pas toe oe "Dont cay OPERATOR, WITH HE! A. me -— ROWN ee corner of if ee WANTS A SITUATION areata, over troner. Peg > ett; » below il at, A SBaEzCraBis GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO’ Sp Remberwerk ond sae, with, te end iron- ing or do plain sewing. Best city reference. for two’ days at 33 Congress st., Brooklyn. 8 COOK WANTED, BY A COMPRTENT W with excellent referetice, a situation as cook Iran Branches: cederniande pet. sou, fl. =} be seen tcoon for tw aye oi 180 Rastifth ets dist Beer, 8 NURSE—A LONG EXPBRIENOED LADIES’ monthly nurse, in the habit of are of invalid la. ation ss raglan i ~ it to take the . "s nurse; entire shart ap Infa fros its inte, 8 eat ; Crteatin Wai <A YOUNG LADY WISBES & ituation as or amant or would take her residence. Terms ‘Addresa E. Vion square Post office. K.—SITUATION WAREED, BY A_RESPECTABLE ; ae tnd ‘dooseria, bread bextig and See ee Apply at bert’ aerasg desires 98 8 house ine middie bged gouilemsn'e of wacwer's femuy,§ where there ia Sms cha gt ‘good seamatreas staring here aa interview maybe had, ¥. Hastings, station D. ITUATION WANTED—A8 CH Qitarion,y 8 AMBERMAID AND ven if required. for three ird floor, |ATION WANTRD— ee class cook; is Mashing and frosing. Beat city revorenos rows in helio at, efron hr ‘6th and 7tb PIOATION WANED— BY 4 \ HIGHLY ‘BOT. § rat" class br breed an atta cake ‘nt for her buslness, Birt cle ary, seen for two hates at 28 Third 2 maid and waltroag, oF Aswiei in washing ironlug:, Dest of elty reference. Call at 78 Weat Bh ste anlly useful. SITUATION WANTRD-—BY A REAPROTABLS GIR, to do chamberwork and waiting ang hecaelt gene ave, Vall ‘ac 108 Wee slat ot. betwoon ftir SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPHOTA BLE YOUNG ener ia fully of ghiran of ray a, vege" oO of & horse and cow, If requirea: will bo toad wit, at dhe the very t be “at of country reference cau be ls Inet place » he lived taree years, Ap 32 Went 10th et. in the grocery store, wll changed work, aiid is wil the country during the summer er monthe hag sia os 4 de rcen until engaged at i Sime, WANTED—BY AN Aveo yey dy ns housekeeper ina private san give bert of references aa charncer and 4, sapabiut ius Say wpom Mrs, M, A. A, 163 Rast 29¢h st., ii