The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1861, Page 6

SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMA: nnn ewer teeeS GERMAN GIRL WISHES TO TRAVEL WITH A FA- mily to California. She can speak English; of city reference can bo given. py at 147 East lway. " A js able and willing to assist in br Se race, ‘a8 cooking, sewing, embroi- dering, &c.; can also instruct children on the piano; best @froferences, Address A. K., box 149 Herald office. WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM- ead and waitress or to take care of children; is oll experienced in either, and is willing to make herself ‘useful; has the best of city reference from her last place. fan be seen at 120 Kast 20th st., between 2d and $d ave., f@eat floor, front room. pc ba a a N ENGLISH LADY OF MUCH EXPERIENCE IN teaching, is desirous of an engagement as daily or posident governess, ina gentleman’s family; besides the severa) branches of a thorough Liye education, she would give instruction in music and French to pupite well edvanced. Address ©. M., Post office, Brooklyn. COUPLE OF YOUNG GIRLS WOULD LIKE TO GET situations; one to do light chamberwork; the other take care of children and do plain sewing. Call at 77 Allen st., between Grand and Broome sts. WIDOW LADY DESIRES THE POSITION OF HOUSE A keeper. References exchanged. Apply at 103 East ty-third street. FIRST RATE COOK WANTS A SITUATION; UN- A derstand her business in all its branches perfectly; Beat and obliging. Good city refereace. Call for two days mt 25234 West 25th st., near 9th av. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO HAS LO8T HER A own baby, wishes to geta bady to wet nurse at residence. Call at 210 East 21st st., up stairs, back soon. YOUNG RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A @ situation as wet nurse; has lost her husband; she ‘a healthy child but flye mouths old, and a full breast ef milk. Call at 30 Madison street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WISHES a situation as wet nurso; has a fresh breast of milk; Mo objection to goashort distance in the country, Call at 261 West 45th st.? on Mrs; White. Or on reference, Dr. B.C. Husted, 217 West 42dst. SITUATION WANTEDP—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl, to do general housework; a good plain cook and @ iret rate washer and ironer; good’ city references. Call at 129 Smith st., Brooklyn, second floor, back room, for two days. COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES A SITUATION as seamstress; can fit ladies and misses, and under- Btands ail kinds of family sewing; has no objection to go travelling. Call at 40 East 324 st., first floor, back room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl, to do chamberwork and take care of children, and co plain sewing; city reference. Call for two days at 221 West Lith st., between 7th and 8th avs. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation as good plain cook, washer and jroner, or would ‘do general housework in a small private family; best city reference, Call for two days at 335 West 16th st., be- ween 8tli and 9th avs., second floor, back room. PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS. wet nurse; good city reference. Call at 92 West 19th st., between 6thand 7th ay.,in the rear, second floor, front room, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION a first class cook, understands her business in Xs branches, in a private family; best city reference, Catt dor two cays at 299 4th st., near Washington square, in ‘the fruit store. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as chambermaid and waitress ina private family; has no objection to help with the washing; cau give good city reference. Please call at 118 West 27th st. Can be seen for two days if not engaged. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH THE BEST of reference, wishes & situation as Jaundress; can Mate, mangle and clear starch; has been in the highest Teetimsn\hidl™ pice od a wroduce unexceptionablo AS Nit, NURSE—oy 4 CLEAN, TIDY, HEALTHY urs. Call et, Who i8 every way qualified ag a good was "cess Nurse, 221 West 20th st., tirst SITUATION WANTED go —e N. fant’s nurse and seanRY A RESPECTABLE IN- Shiarge of a baby from its births; Can take the entire can be recommended by the fing bring it up by hand; Call for two days at 143 224 st., neastmilies in. the ci SITUATION WANTED—BY A _RESPyeqp p inan, as cook; sho understands her bySBLE WO. Sicélient baker of bread and pastry; will assisesss 18a" washing and ironing of a small private family, Cit the ook, wash and iron; best city reference. Galt tale! 29th st. ast HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG Wo. man wishes entployment; would sew, take care of ‘hildren or assist in light housework. Any lady requir §og a faithful and steady person will call at or address tor two days 192 East 23d st., up stairs. GIRL, WHO SPEAKS ENGL hes a situation as chamber nd to do plain sewing, Call at 131 Orchard st.s SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH woman, as first cliss cook; understands her basi ness in all its branches; isan excellent bread and cake baker. Can be seen for two days at 132 West 15h st, ‘Detween 6th and 7th ave, NURSE'S SITUATION W ble woman of many y petent to take the enti: WANTED—BY A RESPEULA- TION WANTEI STABLE Wo- to do the cookin, a fe family; she n hes ast I for two day Bower ITUATION, IN CITY ufress or to do general house. d ironer and plain cook; wages not you or country, as la work; good washor fo much an obje (home. Call at 85 East 16th #t., corner of , in the bagement. D—BY A RESPECTAR SITUATION. WA n who has the best of city referenc Kenora) hovsework of asmali privaie ( or in any wapacity where her services may be r Call for two days at 70 Alantic st., Brooklyn. SITUATION WAN AN EXPERIENCED A cook, in a small pri as no objection to assist with the washing; h: reference from hor ce, Can be seen tur three days at No. 13 West SITUATION WANTED—BY AF x A worn, of a good dispo: ook, wash and iron in a prival cook aud an excellent washer and iron city references. Call at 96 20th st., near 6th av fruit store. SITUATION W D—BY A PECTABLE WO. A Tan, as cook, washer and iro is willing to make herseif geucrally useful. Best of city reference Call for two day 66 Catharine st. TABLE PROTESTANT F situation to do general housewor! a good plain ook and an excelient washer and ironer? reference to her present employer. a 195 West 28th st., between Si and 9th avs. for WISHES A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion to do general housew a roner, a very good cook aud s reference from her last plac days. two RESP! ABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANT. tion a8 chambermaid and waitress, or gen housework in a small private family; best of ety ¥ ference given. Can be seen tor three days at No. 26. between 261h and 27th sta. ave G WOMAN WISH SITUA tin the washing and iron of city referenice given. Ap- ply at 120 Atlantic si.. Beooklyn, first door. A yo WOMAN WANTS J plain cook, and good washer ral housework in a priva! Good city r 24th et., ence between 2d and 3« wD, BY AY and in excellent y m her last place. Call at Ni 1d W. SPECTABLE G. washer and irone: No objection to 8 Charles street, b: y pl ESTANT YOUNG WOMAN n a private family, either as general houseworker, or as itresés has no ot jon to go to the good city reference. Apply for two Vest city re co general tween Gi PR piry days at 88 Wom N WISHES A SITUATION AS inay te family, or would go as ing; the best of city referenc e can be given, Can be seen for two days at 46 Hndson st. ! RMAID =AND — WaITR wanted, young girl, no object distance in the country. Call for two day of her present empicyer, 62 Wi hours of 11 and 1 o'clock ATION A short 7), BY A GERMAN F WANTED—BY in a private family; no ob, mily’, or as companion to Bome elderly 1 A home more of an object than wages. Addregs Mrs, Brandreth House, room 125, with fuil particalars “ATION WANTED , Woman, to do gen a first rate 1 to childre ¢. Call at NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1861 ETUATI WANTED—FE: YTUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO TIDY YOUNG GER- S' man girls, to do eral housework, in respectable families. I] at 360 2d ave., first floor. oF |ATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS reamistresa, has no objection to assist, in chamnber- geamst work. Call at 127 Eldridge st., second foor. ITUATIONS WANTED—BY WO RESPECTABLE young women, one as cook, washer and ironer; has the best of city reference from place where she has lived six years; no Objection to gos short distance in the coun- try; the other as chamberxaid and waitress, or as cham- bermaid and to assist iv the washing and ironing; tho best of city reference 980. Call at 116 7th ave., between 18th and 10th sts, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, todo chamberwork or waiting; or to take care of children, Cal) for two days at 202 Hicks st., Brooklyn, corner of Pacitlc. APVERTISER, AN AMERICAN LADY OF REFINE meat and accomplished, wishes a situation as house” keeper or nurse to the sick, with an elderly wealthy per- son; no objection to travelling. Address M. O. Willton, East Troy Post office. ET NURSE.—A YOUNG AND HEALTHY WOMAN with a good breast of milk, would like a situation as wet nurse; best of references given. Inquire at 220 Wooster st., below Amity, between 4 and 6 P. M., lor three days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do housework in a small private fami- ly; she is a good plain cook and an excellent washer and ironer; is willing and obliging, and has no objection to go ashort distance in the country. Call at 283 West 17th st. By oe ens A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, with a fresh breast of milk, an infant to wet nurse at her own residence, Apply at 277 1st ave., in the rear, 'ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN WOMAN» 4 situation as cook, in small private family, or would be willing to do general housework. Good city re- ferences can be given if required. Cail at 61 West 13th st., between Sth aud 6th aves. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS childrens’ nurse; is a good sewer, and can do all kinds of embroidery; iS capable to take the entire charge of young children, Call for two Uays at 127 West 27th 6t. man, a8 groom and coachman; no objection to the country. it city reference, Call for two days at 72 3d av., between 11th and 12th sts. YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND STEADY habits requires a situation as bookkeeper, corres- ponding clerk or collector; is a geod penman, quick and correct at figures, and is thoroughly acquainted with the ‘usual counting house business. ‘The best of city reference from late employer. Address England, Herald offfve. SITUATION WANTED-—BY A YouNG MAN AS BAR- tender or clerk ina hotel, Address J. M. G., He- raid office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, AS coachman ; knows his business and is of good character, Address J. R., Herald ITUATION WANTED—BY AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG Man, as bartender or agsistant. Can open oysters or wait in a respectable restaurant, Eight years’ unqués- tionable city reference furnished, Address for threo days L. B. L., Herald office, IfUATION WANTED—BY A BUSINESS MAN, WHO is oaty competent to take charge of almost any busi- ness; would prefer eoal or lumber yard; would take a place in a hotel or restaurant; small salary expected; will give ey for the faithful performance of the same, Adavess M. C, J., Herald office, for three days. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, EITHER in some office or grocery store; no objectn to going out of the city. Best of reference given. Address B.J., station F, Post office. 0 MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTU: ina first class wholesale or manuf’ Situation as traveller or salosman, by a young man of steady business habits, who has an extewive aud paying acquaintance in the West and Mississipp Valley. Salary not so much an object as & permanent engagement with responsible parties. Would serve such in either or both capacities, Address H., Herald office, for three days. 'ANTED—A SITUATION AS SALESMAN A DRY goods store, by an energetic young man, of several years’ experience, and with a thoreugh knowledge of the business; or would take charge ofa country store, First raic city references. Address A. Z., box 201 Herald office, WANTED ring house, & ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT girl, as nurse and seamstress;can do all kinds of sewing; can operate on a sewing machine. Best of refe- rence given and required, Call at or address M. A. B., 190 West 17th st. ‘ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ENG- lish woman (Protestant), as child’s nurse or as attendant on an invalid; is a good dressmaker; under- stands cutting and making children’s dresses. Call at No, 1 Madison av., corner of 23d st. for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young English girl, to cook, wash and iron or to do chamberwork and waiting. Good reference. Call for two days at No. 8 York st., near West Broadway. ANTED—BY A RE ABLE GIRL, A SITUATION ‘ascook or to do general housework; is the very best of a cook, good washer and froner; is an honest, sober, industrious girl. Has the best of reference from her tast place, whore she has lived for along time. Call at 242 3d av., between 21st and 22d sts., in the fancy dry goods store. TED—A PLACE IN AN AMERICAN FAMILY, BY ¥ good cook, washer and ironer. third floor. 'ANTED-—-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, A situation to attend to a gentleman travelling; has a good education, and can produce unexceptionable recom- mendations. Address Henry Capper, 10 Fast 17th st. YOUNG MAN WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE CLOTH salary at the rate of $100 per annum. rence will be required. Apply at 204 light business occupying about seven hours per day. fie “must have $300 to toaa on the hest security, and he will have a permanent situation and good salary. Apply age; which is in great demand. The our Union packages, embracing ontents of superb. Engraving (6x10) of General Scott, seventy-Dve valuable Recipes, a gittof magnificent Jewelry, Union Envelopes, in varied colors, Stationery, &¢., are unsurpassed and challenge competition; a more saleable article, commanding a hand- some return, isnot to be found in the market than the Union packages, Sold only by us. Send stamp for circu- lar. RICKA. 50., 102 Nassau street. We A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do general housework in a small pri- yate family; has the best of city reference. Can bo seen oe two days at No. 5 Furman st., near Joralemon, Brook- 1 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a8 cook, washer and ironer, or .to do the general housework of a smal) family; can take charge of a dairy; the best of referenees given. Call at 17 Sheriff st., up stairs, for two days. ANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- tions in city or country, One is a good plain cook, and excellent washer and jroner; wenld do general house- work. The other a neat chambermaid and waiter; is a nice plain sewer, They are highly recommended. Ap- ply at 110 West 19th street for two days, second floor, front room, NTED—A SITUATION BY A YO! as cook, waster and ironer, or to ral house- work inasinall private family. The bes city refer . Call for two days at 463 Greenwich street, near Canal, third door, fre V ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A § n sewer or to assist in at 624 6th ave. , between WOMAN ith an Wa UATION, BY ECT. young woman, as chambermaid and waitre: to assisi in the washing and ironing, or to cook, wash aud » given. iron ina small family. The best H city reforen Can be seen for two days at 445 3d av ‘neg. A: WED—BY A RESP Asiveation to do plain cooking, washin Call for tWo days at 803 Hicks st. between Amity and weren A Bee \TT W young wol Wile ig 2 good Cook, Most Exc washer aud ironer, aut has both country and cit ences. Call at 216 Kast 23d gt. tiest Hoor, up stairs, back room. we dA SITU AS WED young woman whose child ig five month best of reference given i required. Call at 143. Ea street. BY RESPECTA rees, or hi PERIENC cook or N—BY AN ion as cun be given ‘ % 165 Court st., one door from Wickott ws D—BY A Pt GIRL, A sTre ation to cook, wi general hiase in a private fam A4S8th st. Call for two cd 10 to 5 o'clock. A SITUATION AS £1 anches ; J sat N CTABLE WO assist with the all its the best of lity. Call 8 COOK; in mid be will understands cc nto go i tha country petween ist and YA RE ATION. CTABL o washer and ironer; is a al housework jn a small private fe 182 West 15th st., first + back room, tov ty W aN Apply (BLE MARKIE é ‘. Good city references B YOUNG WO} maid and waitress. eon at 70 Charles Good city treet. given. Can be C maid and nd irontn witress s the b i jan ba seen . between 6th and 7th uwo days at $5)¢ THE TRAD FURRIER, WHO PERFECTLY UNDE in ail its branches. would be willing to take a situation in any ould be useful; he is active, Cuil of on moderate terms. Ad- ANDS HIS it the season. “AN WATCHMAKER ires a situat is willing to mak country, Good . No abj to Address Industry, the Herald office. ly reference. PROAT BUILDER to O. R. To SL REINER petent tor AY T° PHOTOGRAPHERS.—WANTED. @ young man who understand } toneing of negatives on albuminized paper. Address 'T. H. T., Herald office. \ TANTED—A SITUATION Ai 7 Herald office, CLASS MACHINIST. h undoubted Names of \—A GOOD HORSESHE distance in the country. F 8, 20 betw A SHORT articulars inquire id aud Lexington aves. MAKE aud cartridge boxes, 3, TO WORK ON Apply at 66 und 57 harn White st. ANTED—TWO PATTERN MAK! R 5 first class hands ne Apply, at Hen: Co.'s Steam Engine Works, Atiantic , Broo) ONE BUT Esler & , TO TAKE V ANTED—A SITUATION AS FOREM. harge of a malthouse; has beon with one employ er for the last ten years, who will recommend him as above stated, y in the store corner of 74th st. and 2d averme. WwW: HANDS UPON MM V aud fitters ean fit city upon application t Sproul OY WANTED—IN THE OFFICE OF A WHOLESALE drug store; must write well, and reside with his parents. Addr 217 Herald office. Wy a ENT VE YOUNG MEN FOR FIRST class ships to Liverpool and Havre; also ten young Apply at 19534 South men for the Continental Guards. street, one door from Oliver. Ww* AN TED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS MAKING oil clothing; one who thoroughly understands the business will get a permanent situation, Address J. H. MeOmber, Cincinnati, Ohio, ED—A FOOTMA AND W well acquainted with the city; a foreigner pre- ferred, Address, with references, C. D, B., box 149 Herald office. T THE METROPOLITAN INSTITUTE, 32 SIXTH AVE- A nue, between Fourth and Amit) ‘streets—Wanted this day, cooks, chambermaids, general houseworkers , &c. Families can always find a selection of superior servants American, German, Irish, &¢, Orders by mail attended to LADY WANTED—TO TEND BAR AT 80 MERCER A. St., St. Nicholas Shades. second door from Spi fag. joue need apply except those who understand the busi- ‘Ness. LL FAMILIES AND SERVANTS WILL FIND THE largest select institute at 188 11th st., corner of 6th av., for German, Scotch, Irish and American women, civil and capable; wages to suit the times; good places always ready. Conducted by Mra, FLOYD, LL FAMILIES RETURNING TO THE CITY, want of first class help, can be satisfactorily suited from the large number of tidy, honest, industrious girls now in waiting at the first class agency, 320 Fourth ave- nue, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-iifth streets, ERMAN, ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND IRISH GIRLS, IN great numbers, wanting situations in the city and Es at Mrs. YORKSTON’S office, No. 28 4th ave., pitas best references. No dishonest dealings prac- ticed. ‘ANTED—A COLORED COOK; ONE WHO THO- roughly understands her business and can come well recommended, Apply at No, 7 Lafayette place, be- tween the hours of 10 and 1 o’elock. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. AANA SAAN OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO THE OWNERS OR soe of 415 bundles of Shooks, stored in store No. 14 Atlantic dock, Brooklyn, that unless the charges are paid they will be sold within six days from date. ‘T. H. TAYLOR. No. 7 AtLannic Dock, Brooxiyy, August 27, 1861. TATE OF NEW YORK, QUARTERMASTER’S DEPART- ment, New York, July 30, 1861, Notice is hereby given that no bills hereafter will bo paid by this Department for articles furnished, or for apy services rendered, to any officer, regiment or company, unless such claim is based on written authority from this office, C. A. ARTHUR, Engincer-in-Chief, and Acting Assistant Quartermaster General, HE LADIES’ VOLUNTEER AID ASSOCIATION OF ST. Stephen’s (P. E.) Church, offer their most sincere thanks to Grover & er, for their kindness and courtesy in allowing the free use of sewing machines in their estab lishment, thereby contributing largely to the same glo- rious cause for the support of which the ladies ee FOR SALE. A RARE CHANCE TO PURCHASE ONE-HALF OF A Barge, by paying $00 ‘or $400 down; she is two tons bul » and has just delivered a freight amounting to $650. For further particulars inquire at tbe offive of C. A. SILLIMAN, 17 Coenties slip, New York. HOTEL AND RESTAURANT FOR SALE.—LOCA’ A on a corner, in one of the best business AKERY FOR SALE—~AT CARMANSVILLE, 1 street and Tenth avenue, with long lease and | renty will be sold cheap. Inquire on the premises, or a: the Abingdon Bakery, corner of Jane street and avenue, Care, FRUIT AND NEWSPAPER DEPOT: for gale, in a good location; is long and well establish- ed; the profits on the papers pay more than the Cail at 196 Seventh ‘Twenty-fourth streets, Coos, ICE CREAM AND FRUIT STORE. for sale, at a sacrifice; neatly fitted up, and doing # very good business these times; satisfactory reasons for gelling, |For particulars apply to FERRIS & ©0., 117 Nas: rent. enue, between Twenty-third and associated. In behalf of the ladies, Mrs. J. H. JHE ACADEMY ON SECOND STREET, AND THE VA- rious scheols under the direction of the Christian Brothers, will be reopened on Monday, 2 prox. 'ANTED—TO GO ‘THIRTEEN MILES IN THE country, & woman, as good plain cook, and to assist in the washing and ironing. References required. Apply at 923 Broadway, room No. 12, between 10 and 12 A. M., Wednesday, 28th inst, D—A TIDY, GOOD NATURED GIRL, TO ‘h and iron for three in a family; must know how to sew and take care of a baby. One that can give good references will find a good home. Wages $4 per month, Apply at 237 W) ‘ogton st., Brooklyn, ‘ANTED—A GOOD, HONEST YOUNG GIRL, FROM 14 to 16 years old, to attend to children, German preferred. Inquire at 160 West 48th st. TANTED.—A GIRL TO DO CHAMBERWORK AND sewing; must understand operating Wheeler & Wilson’s sewing machine. Best references required. Ap- ply at 328 Pacific, between Bond and Hoyt sts., Brooklyn. ANTE WA must —A COOK, WASHER, AND IRONER: understand her business perfectly, and be neat, willing, and obliging, Apply at 278 Pearl st., corner of Johnson, Brooklyn, Wares COMPETENT, ATTENTIVE, RESPECTA- ble woman, to nurse an infant. Apply at once at 61 First place, Brooklyn. V ‘ANT’ AT GREENWICH, CONN., AS COOK, washer and ironer, and milker (for one cow), & strong, healthy woman; Protestant preferred. One who is fully capable of performing the.sequalifications can apply immediately at 65 East 40th st., bringing recommenda. tions, ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK; ONE WHO thoroughly understands her business in all its branches; must be a good baker of bread and biscuit, and willing to assist in the washing and ironing. Apply at 85 Montague st. , Brookly’ SES, CHAMBERMAIDS, general workers, nurses, &e. N. B.—Only nice, sober, honest and industrious gitls need apply. Feady for a number of good servants, every day, in tne best familice, 294 4th ave. OPERATORS, WITH MACHINES, WANTED—TO make bustles. Wheeler & Wilson's machines pre- ferred. Inquire at Frost & Co.’s, 41 Broadwa: MPANY E, SEVENTY-FIRSY RI ‘A meeting of this company armory this (Wednesday) eyening, at eight o'clock. Certificates of discharge will then be furnished the mem- will be EDW’D. H. WADE, Commandant IXTY-NINTH REGIMENT, ATTENTION.—MEN WISH- PW) ing to join the above regiment, now reorganizing for the seat of war, under command of Thomas Francis Meagher and Col. Nugent, will do well to enrol their names in Company H, betier known as the Bloods. Lout. JAMES LOWREY, Commanding, Headquarters 106 Mulberry street. MAN IN A LAWYEI self useful, Addr terms, Lawyer, box 160 Herald of ANTED—A CLERK FOR A SHIPPING OFFICE, two conductors, three brakemen, two boys for trades, three porters, two express drivers, four girls to travel, one housekeeper, one stewardess, three chamber- maids tor a hotel. Apply at No. 7 Chatham square. N. B,—Six men for steamers. Vy 'ANTED—A BOY FROM 14 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE» ina small stationery store. Ove who lives with his mother and is strictly honest, as his integrity will be severely tested. Wagos, $1 or $1 50 per week. Address Foige & Co,, Herald ottice, . vis MEN” TO PROG intile Agency. 1 apply, and box 4,145, RE SUBSCRIBERS Only those experienced to such a liberal offer will in the busin be made, ANTED-—IN A COUNTING part of the city, a bs write a good hand and lives with his parents, Addre: ROOM, IN THE LOWER 14 or 15 years old, who can first year, $50. Address, in own handwriting, W. box 190 Heraid offic ANTED—AN ETIC =AND EXPERIE! agent, to solicit orders for a new article of en- graved key checks. A liberal commission allowed. Ap- Ply between 10 and 12 A. M., at 274 Pearl st. —A COMPETENT MAN MAY HAVE A janent situation and good wages as canvasser Apply soo to Alien, 12d North 6th st., Williamsburg. and deliv above 4th A YOUNG MAN store; one who und to Poter Lynch & Co, , 41 Ve CLERK IN A GROCERY nds the business. Apply between 9 and 12 Na PER NTS ABSOLUTELY $100 muike it s nt Hem Folder and Tack Gange aud other y sale. Cail on or address (enclosing stamp) Joseph Dodin & Co.,22 Duane street, near Cas ‘TH REGIMENT, ATTENTION.—alL THE VOLUN- teers of the above regiment who were in the bat- tle at Bull run, and all other persons wishing to enrol themselves for the new organization, under the cominand F. Meagher, will apply at 66 Elm street, or 391. THOS. CANTON, Captain. . Hoey, Company Ri A™ PERSON WHO HAS A SMALL STOCK OF Goods ov hand that he cannot sell, will fiad it to his Advantage to Invest in AN ENLELyriow aed weit proance him astoady and permanent income. Address J. W., Herai oilice. ANTNER.—A PRACTICAL MAN, WHO IS THE PRO- prietor of large and convenient premises, with stearn. ‘power and other facilities, and ample resources of capital, but whose business is dimaged or perhaps destroyed by the existing national troubles,-wishes to commence opera- tions in some new and lucrative manufacturing enter prise, and would treat with a competent and eligible party, as partner or otherwise, to conduct the under- taking. Lotters with fall particulars (none others will be attended to), addressed Mills, Herald office, will have prompt consideration. ARTNER WANTED—IN A LIGHT CASH MANUFAC- turing business, well established, and paying a fair per centage; capital required, $600. A’more than ordinary good chance. Apply at the Geueral Agency, 49 Nassau near Liberty. WANTED, WITH A 1 one of the best appointed galleries on Broadway, which will net $50 per week profit. Oniy principals with ready cach need apply. Address Photographer, Herald office. HE COPARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN THE UN- dersigned, under the firm name of Morgan & Acker, it No. 804 Broadway, is‘ this day dissolved by mutual All accounts due to or owing 10 said firm, are to 1 to Peter A who will continue the business, NEW PUBLICATIONS. N TOR, JOURNAL DE MODES, hoapest, Destand most reliable fashion book pub- or on al rethan the price charged, Subscription one y ; Single copies, 50 cents. Pub- i T. TAYLOR & SO: ved monthly by S. New York. 407 Broadway, DAY, f the Groat National Work, Tho History of on aad the War forthe Union, con- taining most valu vbie and interesting matter, vi: The Proliminary Action in the Gulf Staies; Views of all the rnors; the Mobile Declaration of Cause; the Financ onof the Country; Action in South Carolina in N 1 Important Chapter; Views of Washington Harailton, Je‘ferson, Monroe, Chancellor Kent, Judge shail, Judy: &e., on the Unic + the Thivty-sixth ( fuband vith but 19 certs ea rsand by aplete and authen- tic Order only this Hist it with any of the conglome- rate bools made up by the soieers. MATRIMONI YOUNG AMERICAN LADY, OF GOOD FAMILY, wenstomed to the best society, pe ng the re: isitequaiifications to make home attractive, solicits the quaitanee of a pleasant, sociable, honorable, spect@le man, not under thirty years of or Souhern gentleman preferro!; wou fornia, Havana or Europe. Address Si Kigha strect + t0 go two Cali ty, station D, YOUNG WIDOW, A STRANGER IN THE aged 20, of prepossessing appearance, wishes to an acquaintance wth a gentleman of means with a Adress Mrs. Hwrrick, box 128 He- , EDUCATION ago, of fair lies to form a matrimonial al hands anil loving disposition, the frst few years n Europ. Any young cription, and tnowing how ay address Walter Ains- , Union rquare Post oitice. ive attention an be cousi All comnmmi dered strictly « DESIROUS OF MEETING ng lady dow, of prepossyssing ap- view to matrimoyy. Address, with do- appointing an interview, Frank, ¥ox 206 EMAN TiC AP. of g00# personal appeatance, mn, eye nplished w to mat with the exe though nob cating ean re event of an fot confidence, Adare Herald office. a falady, wth a Should possess similar attainni aith, which & not sought foi objec ‘Those commini- dence, or in fe Qin the.strictert Jaes L, Ainsworth, BILLIARDS. HELAN’S IMPROVED WILLS Pp BINATION € ON: WELANG COU 9 09 Crosyg str TARMES AND COM- } purifying Pe mor Rock Oil at less than one-half the form st uhd wouid like to comnr- nicate with a party having capital, wishing to engage in the business, Address Rock Oil, station A, Spring street, (0 BANKERS. — ADVERTISER NOW PUBLISHING an old and weil established thancial journal with an Jation, and having other important inter- and fis immediate attention, desires to » of an interest in his publication, or connect it with @ purty of unquestionable reputa A integrity and ample means to do an extensive banking, exchange and collection business. Sich a party willat once realize its value upon an interview. Principals only may address Publisher, box 1,64 New York Post office. IE LARGR® THE DEPRESSIO? | greaterthe chance to make money With rom $9,000 (o $10,000, is wanted, to tiser in suerting an enterprise that is su in tly principal cities of Europe very much needes hore. It will be of great benefit to the population at Jorge, and it cannot help being rempnerative to the en- teprisers. The advertiser understands all about it, and sill explain by an interview. Address Poor Times, Herald office Jor one wi ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $1,000 © take an equal interest w party in the manu- facturing business, already established, which pays a large prodt; articles manntactnred are for government use, forming a portion of the rations for the army and navy. Addross B. A. S., box 3,719 Post office. ully carried ‘ASH, TO —A_ PARTNER, OF GOOD ADDRESS, IN & howling saloon on an entirely new plan. cellent; rent low aud complete! y seldom offered, Addross S. Bolivar & t an opportunit 83 Nassau st EZ —THE ADV DESIRES $500. in lished commission business. An active person is required to transact the busi 3 constantly pressing and increasing upon tho establishment, Apply to 8. BOLIVAR & 00. , 83 Nassau street. —A PARTNER, WITH THIS AMOUNT OF y cash, wanted in a splendid cash business, which pays $400 per month; no risk, and without compe: tition, Apply at 87 Forsyth st., near Grand, fourth floor, room NO. 1. 500. —WANTED, AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS e man, with $500 in cash, to buy in anil act as partner in a neat profitable business; a good travelling salesman preferred. Address H. & P., Herald office. 4 OOK cash AND. AcTIVE PARTY Sl 00 wanted, in a brokerage bne eztabiishod,and making from $6,000 even in these times. PIG PARTNER lc gton, by furnish y che who will furnish the of the profits. The best ress Sutler, box 160 Herald 5 money I will.wive a'g of city references given. y $3,500. ‘The money nents. Best references given. Ap- Notary Public No.3 Chambers stp stairs, is wanted f ply to CHAR street, room 000 $25,000.—A ° with the above ca t tina banking house. In NOLD & CO., bankers, 160 Fu r improv S NANZ 0, ean in- RD, AR- FINE ARTS. MUSICAL, PIANO AND FURNITURE WANTED—TO FURNISH a first class parlor. The owuer can obtain payment partially in board if desirable. Please address for three days, stating where an interview can be had, Laurent C., Bible House. References exchanged, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GERMAN LADY, A A stranger here, who plays on tne piano and sings, Wishes to male the acquaintance of a respectable family, where French, English or German is spoken, Address A. B., Herald office. GREAT SACRIFICE.—$130 MAGNIFICENT ROSE: wood seven octave Pianoforte; original price $3253 old established city manufacturers; has round corners and modern improvements, splendid tone, &e. Apply for three days at the residence, 28 Third street, near Second avenue, MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIA- noforte for sale at a great sacrifice. Made to order for present owner; cost $500, for $250, including Stool, Cover and Canterbury. Drawing Room’ Suit, cost $300, for $125. Inquire at 70 West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixth avenue. LEGANT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR $85; cost $275 but ten months ago ;has iron frame, averstrung bass, and is as good as hew; must be disposed of this week as the owner is going to'Canada, Can be seen at No. 127 Twenty-first street, near Third avenue. IGHTE & BRADBURYS? New Scale Overstrung Bass Patent Insulated Full Frame Grand and Square Pianofortes, No. 421 Broome street. What everybody says must be true; everybody says they are the best, therefore they must be the best, ‘ : NS' ION. T PAINE’S, BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, Arithmetic, &c., are taught atthours suiting pupils day or evenings. Ladies’ Writing Lessons, $2, twenty lessons; Juveniles, $3 per month. No. 62 Bowery, corner Canal street, New York; 283 Fulton street, Brooklyn. FRENCH FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH a well educated Spanish Jady, who would be will- ing to give instruction in her own language to two young girls in exchange for a comfortable home; or a lady and her husband who should wish to reduce their expenses. References required. Call at 13 West Thirty-second st. N EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF ENGLISH, CLASSICS: and Mathematics desires an engagement in a school or family; satisfactory references. Address J. V. R., Herald oilice. $1 WRITING CLASS.—MR. DOLBEAR, 609 BROAD- way, has reduced his terms for August from $15 to $5 for private lessons. Ladies learn a stylish, fashionable English hand, and gentlemen a rapid business style, La- dies’ cheap class $1. Bookkeeping $5. GENTLEMAN DBSIRES AN INSTRUCTOR IN THE military sciences; one who ean go beyond the school of the company and battalion. Address H. E. N., Herald office, . EDFORD FEMALE INSTITUTE, AT BEDFORD, WEST. chester county, N. Y., under the charge of Mr. and Mrs. Bolion, will reopen Weduesday, September U1. Lo- cation retired and healthy, occupying several acres of well shaded grounds. Highest advantages offered. Terms $180 per year. Circulars may be had of J. M. Bates, office of American Exchange Fire Insurance Company, corner of Broadway and Cedar street, N. ¥.; J. M. Rankin, Fulton Fire Insurance Company, 40 Wall street, or address the Principal, R. Bolton. LIFTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.—YRENCH AND ENG- lish Boarding and Day School, villa of J. F. D. Lanior, Fsq., Clifton, $. .—Mrs. L. A. SHEPHERD, Prin- cipal. The Fall Term of this School will commence Sep- tember 25. For references and circulars apply to A. 5. Barnes, Esq., 61 John street; J. FD. Lanier, Ksq., 52 Wail strect, N. Y.; or address the Principal, Bay View Post office, Clifton, 8. I. ‘APAME C. MEARS BURKHARDT, 222 and 224 Madison.avence , corner Thirty-eighth st. ‘LISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, (Formerly 82 West Fifteenth strect,) Will reopen, with the commencement of the session, September 12. Madame C. M. B. will be at home from the Ist of September. Circulars at Brousing’s, 701 Broad- way ; Lockwood’e, 411 Broadway, and 222 Madison avenue, COUTAN’S ch and English Boarding and Day School, ‘No. 279 Fifth avenue, eorner of Thirty-first street, Will reopen on Monday, September 16, 1861. AT. DE SALES’ ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION, Baltimore county, Maryland.—The exercises of this Aeaiemy will be resuined tho first Monday in September. ‘ONS. LESPINASSE’S FRENCH ITUTE, 119 AND 121 Clinton place, reopens on Monday, September 8. New scholars are admiited only under 14 years of age. ‘he junior department is under the maternai care of Mme. Lespinasse. Naw ‘YEACHERS’ I N. ¥.—Kducational correspondents 4 wanted in all sections, Send for circulars giving of educational journals, of scho 10 SCHOOLS.. GENTLEMAN OF CONSIDERABLE experience in teaching is desirous of an enagage- ment as teacher of the English branches; would like a situation which might become permanent. Address In- structor, care of B. “Lockwood, Chatham square Post office, New York. YOYAL OPERA COLONNADE HOTEL, CHARLES street, St. James’, London, England.—this new and Vast hotel, beautifully and conveniently situated in the West End of London, offers unrivalied accommodation for families and gentlemen at moderate charges, and is particularly worthy the attention of visiters from the United States. Every comfort and accommodation is pro- vided, MISCELLANEOU WHOSE HUSBAND HAS GONE TO THE wishes to get some person situated in the same Way, alone or with one child,to pay half the reut. 1u- quire at 59 Orchard street, in the store. OOKS.—ANY ONE HAVING A MODERATE SIZED Library of standard, literary, &c., works, in good Condition, for sale cheap for oash, can address Garry, Brook}, WwW. D. OORS, SASHES AND BLINDS—ASTONISHINOLY cheap, to close the concern. ‘The subscriber will sell the balance of his stock of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, at less than cest. Look at it before you pure’ Those who ever think of building now is the tn x L, 78 Beekman street u re TO PACKERS OF CHEESE.—THR seriber is a manufacturer and dealer in Scale Boards and keeps a supply constantly on hand, and would respectfully solicit orders for shipment to any part of the country. For particulars please address A icox, Twinsburg, Summit county’, Ohio. LIGHT! IGHT! LIGHT: NORTH. COAL OIL Our own production! CHEAP AND SAFE! Cherish it as a blessing. SOUTH. CAMPHENE The proruction of rehplst DEAR & DANGEROUS! Throw it to the dogs. Iwonld respectfatly call the attention of Dealers in Lamps, Storekeepers, and th Public generally, to my new Contrivance for Burning Coal Oil. All will agree that it is “just the thing”? for these “dail times.” It will cive | double the light of camphone at quarter the éxpense—and no danger, and is far superior to gas, and less than Init the cost. It is perfectly safe and simple, and no break, of chimneys. It will burn the cheapest Oil without sm imell and with beantifuland pleasant light. I will ma phiene Lamps to burn Coal Oi! at a small expense for altering, or pul se them for cash. My Patent is ap- plied for and may be issued in afew days. JOHN MULVANY, 82 Catharine st., New York. ARBLE MANTELS.—GREAT BARGAINS IN 3 tels. Those wishing to buy mantels at a great. re jon will find it to their advantage to call at A. KLA- | ‘S marble yard, 113 East Eighteenth street, near | Third avenue. -—IN BARRELS, HALF Sane REGS AND . BENEDICT & CO., 381 ‘Tomato nd 21 Old sI & Catsup, Peppar ) HOISE WHE Apply to or addi Jay strect. a4 TANTED—S D HAND SEW Grover, r & Co.'s manufacture, C or D Inquire at 80 Wator st PURCHASE Now Hw Connecticut, i Ca AND ICE CREAM SALOQN FOR sale.—The location is excellent and doing @ good business, The proprietor is obliged to dispose of the establishment on account of sickness. Apply at 63 Sixth avenue. JOW FOR SALE—AN EXCELLENT FAMILY MILCE Cow; willbe sold very low. Apply at the stable 49 Fast Fifteenth street. jell a ona iene babi see OEE a RUG STORE FOR SALE—AT ONB-THIRD ITS REAT value, for cash; owner determining to seil immedi ately to accept an arrangement elsewhere; completely stocked with everything necessary, very elegantly fittec” and has a growing trade; would be an ‘excellent locatior for a physician. Cal] at 687 Third avenue. OR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT ANT Dining Saloon, neatly fitted up, well established, ir @ good location; also, a Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, it one of the principal corners down town. for selling. Apply at 115 J treet. OR SALE—THE MACHINERY OF A MILL, NEARLY. new, for grinding Sombrero and other Guano. The | Inichinery is of the most approved style used for the purpose, and built in the most substantial manner, with — every requisite facility for carrying on the business for which it was constructed. Can Xe seen and further infor: mation obtained, by applying on the premises, corner 0: Inlay and William streets, Brooklyn. (OR SALE—THE MANHATTAN HOUSE, NO. 265 BOW — ery. ‘The proprietor wishing to retire from business would sett his Stock, Fixtures, Furniture and Business and give a lease to the purchaser, of seven or ten years of the premises, at a fair rent. Inquire of CHARLES | WILSON, ou the premises. iy OR SALE—A BUTTER AND CHESE STAND IN ES sex market. Will be soid low if applied for soon” Il at No. 6 Essex market. (OR SALE—A TIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY Store, nicely fitted up and ina good location, Price $550, nothing like its value. Apply at 517 Ninth avenue NOR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CONFEC tionery, Toy ond Paper Store. Will be sold cheay ash; reason for selling given. Apply at 1423¢ Thirc ue. OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE WANTED.—ANY parties having a Liquor Store, Stock and Fixtures in'a good stand, where money can ‘be made, which ther wish to sell, can fiud a cash customer by addressing C. P. > box 165 Herald ottice, for two days, (OR SALE—HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, IN ONI of the best locations in the city. To any party wish ing to engage in the business this is a chanc seldom me with. Apply to or address J. M. BROWN, 72 Cortland street. GNOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE with Stock, Fixtures, Good Will, &e., in a good loca tion, now doing a good business. Satisfactory reasons to: selling. Apply to S. BOLIVAR & CO., 83 Nas+a1 street. it OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES O1 @ Grocery and Liquor Store, in a good location; wil sell at a sacrifice if called for immediately. Apply on the premises, 277 Seveuth avenue, (OR SALE—A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, LIQUOF, Store, situated ona a govd corner up town; it fi ilited up in ‘fine style. The revs is very low, and will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at 73 Caual street, corner o len. iq OR SALE.—OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY, NEAI the city, doing a cash busincss of $250 weekly; long, lease, rent only $12 50 4 month. stock well selected, anc everything shown satisiactory, by applying at 438 Green, wich street, W. H. KNIFFIN, © OR BALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ONE OF the best corner Grocery and Liquor Stores in the uty. ny LLENKAMP, 74 Spring street. ; OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF THI grocery and liquor store, No. 339 Ninth street; wil be sold cheap as the owner will sell them at auction + not sold before the {i t hh. OR SALE CHEAP—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES Of Confectionery Store 316 Grand street. OTEL FOR SALE.—THE LEASE, FURNITURE ANI Fixtures of a Hotel, in one of the best locations ir tnis city; an old established place and doing a good busi: neas; satisfactory reason given for selling. Apply at 25 Fulton street, to P. COFINE. 10 SOAP MANUPACTURERS.—FOR SALE CHEAP. two Iron Pans, ten feet diameter and eleven feet deep with steam coils complete; also two Pans, six fect diame. ter and five feet deep; one cast iron Pan, six feet by five and twenty-five Soap Frames. Apply at the factory oj the New York Oleic Company, Kent avenue, near Broad. way, Brooklyn, E. D. | 50) WILL BUY THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX-| tures of one of the best cprner wholesale, and retail Liquor Stores down town, fitted up ina first class style, doing a good bnsiness: a good lease and low. rent. Apply to 'T. GAFFNEY, 170 Chatham street. for i i i _ASTROLOGY. STONISHIN MADAME: MORROW, SEVENTH ZX daughter, has a gitt of foresight, tells how soon ane often you will marry, and all you wish to know, even your very thoughts, or no pay; lucky charms free; "| equal is not to be found; her magic image is now in full ope ration, 184 Ludlow strect, below Houston. Price 25 cents Gemticmen not admitted. CLAIRVOYANT WHO HAS NO EQUAL.—LADIES who are sick, in trouble or unfortunate, can consult her with the stictest confidence. She warrants to cure the most aggravated cases of rheumatism in afew days. If you wish to obtain ¢ ‘1 information on all events, and see Mrs, MILTON, 351 Broome street. Office hour prom 9 o’clock A. M. until S P.M. ; JORA A. SEAN , INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT.— ical and Business consultations day and evening. The science she unfolds is ¢0 satisfactory to all, it is un- neces: to give ilinstrations of the astounding results, but continues at 289 Division street. XN ADAME SHAEFTER, 283 SECOND STREET, BE- Bi twean avenue (and Union market, second floor, front room, still continttes to tell about love, marriage, absent friends, business and journeys. Ladies 25 cents. or not admitied. Office hours from 9 A. M. to N ADAME RAY, 260 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR. a Twenty-seventh street, surpriges all who visit her. The ‘sick, troubled and unlucky should test her powers, She tells your yery thoughts, lucky numbers, losses. | Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen, 50 cents. B.—WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED, Mme. PREWSIER, who bas been consulted by) thousands in this and other cities with entire satisfaction. She feels confident she has no equal. She tells the naine) of future wife or husband, and that of her yisiter. If you wish truth, give her a call, at 251 Third avenno, above ‘Twenty-first street. Ladies, 50 cents; gentlemen, $1. EAD THIS.—A PHRENOLOGIST AND ASTROLOGISE that beats the world, and $5,000 reward for any one Who can equal Miss. WELLINGTON, who is acknowledged to be the only lady in this city: who truthfully gives in- formation concerning loss wsuits, journeys, absent friends, love, courtship, marriage, health, wealth, and who will reclaim drunken and unfaithful husbands, ‘Mise W. is the only person in this city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian talismans for love, good nok and al}. business affairs, and are gharantees for lite, Delay not to | consult this navuraliy gifted and beaut young lady. Lucky numbers given. Highly respectablé city refe- rences cau be seen at her residence, 101 Sixth avenue, and Business Medium, can be con: S 871 Fourth street, near Lafayette place, Hours, 8 A. Me untii$ P.M. Public circio this (Wednesday) evening at 8 o'clock, 8 50 couts. COLCHESTE TEST, MEDICAL, ited at his rooms, PIRITUALISM.—MR. FREDERICK ROSS, AN AC. knowledged, truthfal and retiable Medinm, can be Jted on all affairs of life, at his rooms, No. 4 Ninth, ‘i = (Wednisday) evening, at 145 West reet, Hour, 3 P.M. Sixteenth HE GREATEST WO IN THR WORLD IS THE young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris, wWho'can be consnited with the strictest contidence on atl affairs of life, embracing love, courtship, busiaess and sickness; restores drun! fe nts; gents 50 cents, Residence No, 90 Third avenue, above Tweifth street, |ADAME. nil gifted Spanish lady, vity, love, marriage, absent cribes medicines for all diseases; friend i » property lost or stolen, &e. tells It R. V RIVER R. the North and ¥ aad 8:50, 5 wud 10:15 F Al ILROADS, DAD. INS FOR ALBANY, st, leave Chambers street RAILROAD. _ AND t—Ex RLEM Samm ¥ 1, North and We TL A.M. Fer loc JOHN BURCHIL uty-8i time tabi ant Soperintendenty