The New York Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1862, Page 6

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. | SITUATIONS Ww. 7 WI SE, HOUSE- —W. BY a CTs GIRL, A N ANERICAN LADY, WBLL VERSED IM HOUSE. coma © ae ; ee ne, crully reduced ia ees sitar | ah EN ha as tage nde 3 Ber busters, Beat iy on sewreer 4 — ph ng ve of F Seth t 63 Browtway. on NG LADY WISHES A SITUATION TO AT. OPN ovelther ie New York or Brooklyn. Inquire i 294 Sackett sireet, Sous Brooklyn. “YOUNG O1RL WISHES 4 echamberwork and pl waitio SITUATION TO BO Nain acwiug, or chamberwork awd ‘Good reference cam be gived. Call at 103 Weat 33d yeen Ok amd 7th ave: \ SITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN PROTEST: ant girl, as chambermaid or sae speaks good Eng- veer county. ‘Gan be seo for two A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS NURSE, or would do chamberwork and plain sewing; no ob, dion to the country. Best cily reference, Call for two at 490 oth av., room 12. A. BESKECIABLE, GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS chambermaid and seamstress, or waitress; would take care of children ond do chamberwork. Very best refe- renee. Can be seen at present employer's, shy Bear Lesington a ay. MIDDLE AGED WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION sither as bouseloeper oF uunes.toen invalid or children; ‘would make herse'f ussful in any duty; no 7, Bo objection 10 learg the city, Good reference, ‘On or address Alien st., for caree days, Cums WANTED, for two days Se Weer ‘SITUATION, BY A | A ‘CLEAN, TIDY GIRL, cook, washer and ircner, 1 a smal! fimily. Cam be seen 1 suited at 604 6th av. Good een refercnee, 4 SITUATION “WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAX. he couatry, aa clerk in a et class, grace le Be harogt OY, aud cick at cr apares: der Ds ge eno to box 175 Hi ILLINER LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS Speen to jake charge of Dusinese. euiern cty preferred. The ost reference rence given and Fe quired, Address ., Broadway NTED-BY A “ABLE YOUNG Sian natn read oie do gute genera ho Rostra Festcity reference from her iaat place. ‘st, third floor, front ALESWOMAN. —A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY, FULLY 0 desires a situation to attend @ bakery or con- siuerg storey ean give ihe est reference. -APDIY fectios store; can give for ‘day's at 62'6ih 4 - thiee days at Suvation WANTED. —A RESPECTABLE YOUNG German girl wishes a situation in a small family todo general housework or chamberwork. Gall at 118 6th at., room No, 6. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO cook, wash and iron; city reference. Apply for two days at 70 Varick at. ITU, ca trr WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AN EX. keeper, with first cass referenee. Would be whiting’ faites ‘out of town, Address N. 0. R., Herald office, 81’ NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE =e cbrokeamale and walter, oF to do house- Sea orivate family. Ht city rabarence. Can be seen until suiied at 44 Sc ermerhorn st., Brooklyn, 8 ‘COOK.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY AN EXPE. A’ rienced cook, who thoroughly understands ber mueiness ip att us branche is willing t0 assist in washing me seen for two tage a ai ih 6th RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A baby to nurse at her own house, as she lost her own eight aye old, Call at No. § Titfwny pisce, South Brooklyn. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT Wo. man, to do plain cooking, washing and ironing; no ob- ; has etty taper ge Gal, for two days ; Ey po 18th etween 8 COOK AND CHAMBERMAID.—TWO HIGHLY respec.able and well recommended enectent nl ote. de- Sire situations either in the city or country; bot compe- fent for the situations they desley the chatbermaid is will- ing (o act as laundress, and the cook understands her busi- bess thoroughly. Cail at 3786th av, ITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN PROTES- iat pitt, as wares ‘and seametreas; cam operate on & ‘Wh Wilson sewing machine: is Plain sewer. has good reference. Call ator address for three days 261 ‘West 27th st., between 9th and 10th ava. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ty hambermaid and laundress, or cook, washer and Hea Samara Guna aac os bert Place. Call for two days at 68 W ‘eat 27th st, ITUATION WANTED—BY A igre crm GIRL, Sad ie Cau be seen ou Monday from 8 Ac Media E. Me at Wo seen on Monday from : ; ‘253 West in at., between ‘sa ‘and 9th ‘aves. Good three years’ refe ference. Cee ¥ WANTED—AS COOK, BY ONE WHO UN- as the business in all iis branches, in some yd ms A ey references given if required. for wat two di Gitvation WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG S™ st city refe- sher and troner. Fines, Call et 216 West 26th ot, between 8th SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook and to askist in’ the washing and ironing, or to do ite entire washing of a small funy; is & good baker; city c 0 3a av. for two days, SPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, WISHES, A SITUA; lon 4s Burge and seamstress, or to do chamberwork and Pisin sewing; the Dest of city reference, Call for two days 0 pear ay room 12. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young gir, to do general housewock ina amail Ameri- d pain cook, washer and froner. Call at i 8 Wee Bae, st., between 7th and Sth aves, top floor, front SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG woman, as first classé cook and baker, and will assist With the wathing aud ironing i required; good reference ean be given. Cail for two days at 197 9th at., between 2d and 34 aves. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO do gensral housework in & private tamily; is a good Plain cook, a tirst rate washer and ironer; has the best of gity reterence, (Please call for awo daywat 25 State st., South Brooklyn, first fe SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT, PER. 80m, as seamstress: eon do all Kinds of se: would wait’ on childrets wpuld haya no objection fo de ebamberwork if required, and would do valttig ina. small faintly, Can be seen top two days at 87 West 19th st. be- tween 6th and 7th aves. Best of ciiy reference given. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION; isan e: lent cook, a ursi rate baker and a good washer And ironer; has no objections togoashort distance in the ihe best of reverence from her last place. st,, in the rear, room No, 4, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU. ation as nurse and chambermatd, or would do chamber- work, waiting and see tochillren in a small family; good ely reference from her last place, Can be, days at 189 Kivington st., third floor, room No. 7. SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG Woman, ay Lrst class Waiter, or would do chamberwork Bad waiting; has the best of city reference. Can for two days at 130 East 24th a., second: STEADY GIRL WANTS A SITUATION; IS A good cook and first rate rate washer and ironer. Goot tity reference from her last place. Call at 245 Weat 26th st. be repeat o YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA’ ton as plain cook, wasuer and ironer. Cuil for two days at 1 btn Hit, between Sd and 4th avs, ‘ob- tion to the co ty for twe days in the fancy Hetion ss Be, twee 1othand tin ata ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do general housework; is Pisin ovck, excel: tent washer and ironer, and vety willing and obliging. ai z80Weet Bist si, between Sth and lbh aves., top roses front room, Wa NTED By A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION 48 ‘seamsti .d chambermaid, wing by the qday oF week. “Call for three days at ois 10th ave, between 420 43d stree's, ANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A situation as cook, and 1s willing to assist with ihe ; heat of city reference given from her y for two days at 73 East 11th st., near srashing and ironing Just employer. 2d ave. ‘WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion to do up stairs work and waiting, and 2, oa Be the washing and ironing: will help with the cookt red uired: two years’ reference from her last place, Call at i Vest 36th st’, near 7th av. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Gi situation to do waiting and assist with the washin, and ironing; thoroughly understands her’ business, sity reference. Calf at 48 West 90th st., from 10.4. M. to $ iT ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waitress, and would assist in the washing and ironing; bas a thorough knowledge of her busi- ness; best of city reference. Call at 206 9th av., entrance in 24th St., first floor, front room. Wane A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as chambermaid or waitress in a private family, best of cliy or to do general housework in a smal) fam]; reference. Address or call at 345 West 36th st. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and to take - td eiidren, or to do chamberwork and fine washing ming; Dest of city reference. Can be seen for two days 1 450, 6th ave., be- tween ‘29th and 30th sts., room 9. We step=4 SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT PERSON ‘as seamstress and lady's maid; can dress hair; would assist in housekeeping; best of city reference; no objection to the country or to travel. Can be seen for two days if not engaged, at 14 East 1th st., near 4th ave. RESPECTABLE NORTH OF IRELAND PRO- temant man and wife want situations in the country on The man understands al! kinds of ming the excellent dairy maki. Best Call fo for 5792d ar., between Souh and 36th sis, wecon ‘room SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—BY AN American young lady from the State of Maine; has had mg and, the care 0° children; ean do sewing Call for three days at86 Mac- dougal st., near Bleecker. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS chambermald and waiter, or to assist in washing and tron. Best city reference from her last place. Call at 156 Weat Zith at,, in the store. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO do housework; 1a good plain cook and first rate wash- er and irouer. reference trom her jast place. Call at 49 Willett st, second floor, front room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS No objections to go a short tabce in the country for the summer. Can be seen fur two days at 13 East 27th st. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO DO general housework in a xmall family, or would do cham- Derwork snd assist in the w. and ironing; has good re- ference irom her last place. Call at 23 State st, South Brooklyn. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion to cook, wash and iron in a private family. No ojections 0 general housework, or to go a short way in the . Can Shave for two days at 135 West 28th st., be- th A WOMAN WHO IS GOING OUT AS WET NURSE Wishes to get a respectable woman to nurse her baby Of four weeks old, Cali at 197 9b st, between 2d and 3d vs., (or two days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do chamberwork and waiting. No objec- tion wo take care of childsem, Mest of retereuce. Call at No. 1 East #5th si COMPETE: i ‘OUNG WOMAN DESIRES A situs Ae berwork and fine washing, or ch: out the sounlry: has the best 1 o days 18 Union court, Uni . beiween 11th and 12th ete, COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WI tion as good cook ; fe a coou bread and b family; has vest of « Uniow y 1S A SITUA- understands her business perfect: cuit baker; or as iaundress fn a small ence. Cull for tne days at 13 between 1 12th ate. A YOUNG GIRL, has got the beat of “re! ome at present is more object than for two days at 8S Bast 18th st., between ney store, in SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS chamberinaid and waitress; has good city references; in a private boarding house. Call at hand 10th ave: family; she igs test & SITUATION. WANT@—BY A — A PEC TABLE young girl, to"co: wk, wash and iron; hag no objecion to /in iue country; has good city reference. Call for two days fe 0s Wem Bhs ear Feb third floor, frout room, wilting to 28 Scamme! A. ithe piri Sears olds lon good 000 Lersed geueraliy useful, © itor two dity sD “WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION wre of children and do sewing; can cut es; will do Light chamberwork; ean do Ls in the best manner; best refe- Caillat OL Greenwich av., lop floor, for 4.8 EXPERIENC an be given ree days, GERMAN GIRL WISHES TO OBTAIN A srrva. eituer a® chamber Frquire at 504% Forsyth st to do general housework in washer and ironer; is not ity reference trom ber La stbe Faiman street, bevw Brovkign RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO DO all Kinds of plain family sewing, by the day or week Call for wo days at Z Ire floor bask room 4 SITUATION WANTED—AS SEAMSTRESS IN A City A private family. F., station A Spring st, “A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL Wisi ‘ation as good plain covk, washer and iron @o the housew ork of « sinail private fa € COOK'S SITUATION WANTED=—BY A PROsi<t- Ant woman of many Years’ experience in the Uv ed Btaies, Has x thorough Knowiedge of her business ta ait ius branches, with the highest reco for (wo days at 20) East Suh at, mendations, Can be seen Lf youNG WwW OMAN WISHES A SITU. id, OF a8 seamstress: take seit with (he wi ae; one ence ifs quired. Can be een for two vont ¥ A RESPECTABLE PRO. rmatd and to do fi } ean do fhutin, Bare w no objection to go & short disinnre tn the cotn th Can give the best ot city ref Cal focn at 9 West 19 aaavagapniiny RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISH? fA baby to wet nurse at her house, No. 100 Worth 0, -*ar pitiding. Good reference given. : A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION To chamberwork and to aesist i the washing and iro OF to do general housework in a sail private family the best of city refercnce. Caw Le seen at 250 7th ay, po Hae "ANTED—BY A range pits GIRL, A SITUA. tion to do chamberwork and wae o or to take care of children and do plain sewing; bas reference. Cali at ig5 West Isth st, between fthiand sth ave, ‘ANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT roms capac! a ndress aud good Fin cook; wages Nol so muon wa object Bea good. duet home; country preferred. Apply at Bookbam & Bedeil's, 4th ave, ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young woman. to do, general heuegwerk oF (0, cod wash dnd iron; has no ob; othe couniry beat Uiy reference.’ Gan be seen for two daye at 200 Week 284 8:, between 7th and sth aves, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION A8 CHAMBERMAID AND waitress or to do general housework in a supall family ma wibrsaa eine short distance In the country. Apply ai WV ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. tion ax drat class cook: is an excellent pastry an gert maker: unders-ands her business thoroughly in ‘ilies Dranches: has excellent city reference. at Or address 112 15th sk, second floor, front room; ring the middle bell, Can be seen for two dvys, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- mau, to cvok, wash and ‘iron; is a good baker; also for her daughter, 15 years of age, smart and intelligent, willing to do any kind of light work, or take care of ebild dren; beet of elty references from their last place. Call for two days at 143 West 36th st, WAXTED—BY A COMPETENT PERSON, A SITUA tion as child's nurse; $8 sewustomed to the charge of children from their infauicy; no objection to assist, with chamberwor! ity reference as. to capability. seen for two d Sih av., between 384 and V ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK AND TO ASSIST in washing and ironing, by a respoctable girl; no ob- ection {o do general housework tor a simail private fa: oe the bestof eliy. references, Can ve seek for two da 4t 369 Sth av., between 35th and Sith st, TANT GIRL, A SITUATION chambermaid, waitress, plain sewer, or to take care of children, Can be seen for iwo days at 228 West 25t W TANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST CI TANTED—BY A RES RL, A SITUATION as nurse, who can take the full charge of a baby from fi give the ; has lived ino rate on sewing machines obliging. Can be seen Present employe street, Brooklyn ati ADE By unless engaged. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. tion to,cooks fe williug to asalat in Wwasuing ant iron ing; isa good plain cook and first rate washer anc Ms alao « good bread and biseult baker: h iy ference from her last plice. Cail for iwo days at 204 West ath st., first floor, front roor sation as good cooky the housework of & «inal fan two days at 128 West 271k st, 7ANTED—A SITU ATTON AS COOK, BY AN EXPE. rienced woman. Can be seen for two days at her last "a, 63 West ith at ido ‘irs floor, front roo NX, BY A RESPECTABLE ners) housework. Ts a good washer and derstands plain cooking, or would do chatber- Good city refereuce can be given. Cuil for two days haston st, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A VERY RESPEC TABLE WOMA sitnation ae first clase «ina private understands French ating; has lived ia the urst jamie New York, and lias the best of city reference. Call ut 89 6th ave., nearly opposite #th st., third floor, back room, —BY A ge ee + H YOUNG WOMAN, A WASTEDTA SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS nurse and to do plain sewing, of ax chambermaid, Apply At 117 Laurens e!., near Prince st., third floor, JANTED—BY A \\ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A wilontion as n « sen ress, Can be seen at her lust place, 220 West 2°! o:., where ebe hue lived over four’ years Gall at 9 Pitt st, Wastes et SITI \ Tres ” nY A YOUNG WOMAN, As 13 understands all kin: ir ho objnetion to-any px f 16th st, between Teh and 6th 4 W eeentar Vanesa AS COOK, BY A RESPECT- ite fainily; “hiwno objection to 1 cook; understands ANTED—A Sir ble woinar Avi na pri bread and bi om her last eon for iwo days it S19 Weat Lith st. moar 10t J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO do qeueral b wlking, washing and i Six Yours’ standiag corher of ath av, trom 10 ut 135 West 42 : . Ma, for three dave —BY A WIDOW LADY, HAVING Wr rornttare, c stuation se houseterper A NG, COMM font to take the @atire eharge of a house, would have meee Address, for three days, Hou “sad ys, House. a to thee Keeper, sation R, Eighth NG AMERICAN TRL, A SITU. Mor nurse, W take cate of obit WANTED, SITUATION, BY A RESPEC TABLE. woman, ond lroner Ina good plain book and an excellent washer Tias the vestof city reference from her last | at 46 West dist at, between Broadway and an | A ron pag IS Seek penaan an wae | guict at figures, acaren anual as per ant, or en! ill accept moderate oR Ra tan furnsly excellant retercuces, Address ©. iit, Herald 8 COACHMAN.—WANTED, A SITUATION 48 COACH- man, by a steady marred man with no im brance ; pele ofa appt ‘ica ety 102 Hervaid office. 8 COACHMAN.—A SITUATION WANTED, BY & of sung man, aa conchman and groom, as thrown out ymenton the Wh of er ing to Euro) c: th Dest of lt wale. owt a a ic Rel POCEREEPER.—A YOUNG MAN (SCOTCH), WHO 18 horgughly acquainted with, bookkeeping, by do doupie Single entry, is open for a ideation wining to make nieraly tiseful; would enter for a «mall salary ; mecerencos iki Letters addressed box 137 Herald office a ER.—AN ENGLISHMAN, WHO 18 THOROUGH. na au juainted with the English and American systems of brew’ in wantof a situation as brewer in one of the Western States The production of first class articles gua. ranteed, Address Post oilice, West ‘Troy, N. ¥. }OACHMAN—A SITUATION WANTED, BY, A, RE. young man, who understands his business; hoe many years’ experience; is 8 good and careful driver; has had much experience in rooming and treatment of horses; will be found willing and ol refe- rence, Address E, D., 91 West 19th voor aia f ce. \OACHMAN'S Lepage WANTED—BY A =e fully cayable in e a tion; Is Willtny and obigliig, juce the very high- est city refer as sucht nue ona to going into the country. Co )in Lawden’s, 79 Bleecker si., or address Conchinan, vy. 12) Herald offlee. yes ADVERTISER Wane. A PLACE IN A RETAIL rai some ex- rience in the country; wages of but little account. Address . B,, Herald office, for two days, with paruculars. 10 LITERARY MEN.—AN INTELLIGENT MAN, AC ustomed to writing for the press, methodical’ well posted in current ready and Fwiling (0 to make himself useful to “a editor and’ author, tn compiling and preparing may be called “ilverary beletay” may tnd Evlogia at_a fair compensation, by Euitor, . All communications will be treated as suieily confidential. No one should apply who, is not ready to take this subordinate position, It secured, the post woul probably be one of permanence. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN 22 YBARS OF AGE, A situation in any respectable yy understands bookkeeping; alsa hasa knowledge of ary gsode, “Address GP. B., care of E. Butler, Shoe and Leather Bank. ‘ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY A RESPECTABLE MAN WW Sad lswite; tho formacr apconchcaam ans garaaiert the latter isa good plain cook, washer and fromer; good re: dation fi n be seen for three mit ona farm; he unders: branches; the woman Is a good hand plain cooking, “Can be seen for three days at No, 1 ington st., room 3, its milk and buiter, and 182 Wash- ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A retail grocery store; has had eighteen months’ experi- ence, Good city feferences given, Address for two days Addison Winchell, station G. TANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 4 SITUATION, IN any kind of business, eith ‘ Wholesale or reta served his time in the liquor and dry goods business in this eity; can write a good hand add can Keep accounts; ean pro- duce the very best of city references. Address O. K., box 132 jerald oflice. HELP _WANTED—MALES. Ac NTS OF ACTIVITY AND ENERGY CAN MAKE from $5 to $10 perday by enguging in the sale of the VALUABLE PRIZE STATIONERY RECIPE es AND ENVELOPE Kel. Our Stationers FORTY VARI STE. We pat in each package a beautiful anid life ike Bagraving of GEN. GEORGE B, NcOLELLAN, 6110 75 valuable Recipe: Csheets Ladies’ Billet} Paper. @ shoots Commercial Note 6 Bull Envelores, 2 fine Steel Pens. heets Ladies’ Note Paper. 1 fine Pencil. é white Union Envelopes, in 1 sheet Blotiing Paper, mrmdation Penholder. 6 Ladies white Union En- vel oekiso & VALUABLE PIECE OF JEWELRY. For further riiculars send for one of our circulars, which we 2. BICKARDS & CO., 102 Nassau street. N. Y. GENTS, LOOK OUT-FOR THE PANPROSPHOSIUM, PANPROSPH: W. OH. CATELY @ CO., 102 Nassau atreet. GENTS WANTED—IN EVERY STATE OF THE Union, to sell Dodin’s Patent Kerosene Oil Burner for Guid lamps; requires no chimney oF oe of the lamps. Samp! mas 09 tree wg of four Call on or ad- et ae mph Duane street, near Chatham street, New Yor! A MAN uniooee, pari ASSIST IN A LIGHT IN DOOR aly $0 required, “Ales a afiner, wiih $80, 1a Fravalling 2 7 Business, paying $1,000 per mouth. . D. CASE & CO., 84 Rrosdway. VLERK WANTED.—A SMART, INDUSTRIOUS MAN, penman, who can furnisn $1,000, for which good sscurtiy and'interest Will be given; salary Ald Per week. Call at 009 Broadway, room 10, Fo. THE ao bela NAVY AND MERCHANT Wants scam on, ordinary seamen landemen and carpenters, for loi short voyages, at forth ri Rendezvovs, 87 Went street, corner of alban iP street, stalls HENRY aaMEs" Agent. ORTRESS MONROE, FORTRESS MONROE. — AGENTS and canvassers wanted in this city and Biate and in every State of the Union, to sell a colored engraving of For- tress Monroe. Copies forwarded by mail on receipt of order, with 76 cents enclosed. A. LAZARUS, 229 Broadway, room 58, ORTER WANTED IN A STORE.—ONE WHO CAN ve satisfactory reference and can loan his employer Som ‘Sau to 840, $400, will find steady employment. Address U. . Herald one tieclacnanpiti 8h BR E Ok FOUR {BOs FROM 1870 16 YEARS OF ; at 133 cer oat. Fear building, fourth ween the our of 10 and 12. 3 MARINE CORPS —WA TED, FOR vine Corps, 70) able bodied un- of 13’and 4) years, and not s will be enlisted with uardians. There are great toentist in this corps. Por par- ply at the Marine Bai yh, oF @ the recruiiing re ks, Finshing aveu 2vous, 18 Bowery, New W TANTED—A SALESMAN IN A TAILOR'S TRIMMING House, who understands all abont the business, and can bring some trade, Address L. B., Herald oflice, W ANTED—A HARDWARE SALE: aaies from samples in the Western and hear by States, None but those having some knowledge of the buses and wii to effect sales on commission need apply, Address P. K., box 3,738 Post office. WAXTEDZAN Ac TIVE YOUR to solicit b ied with shipowners and suipm box 12) Herald ofiice. OF GOOD AD. uring house; ‘8 preferred: one acy Address CP. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN A HAT store; one who understands the business aud is well aainted in thiscity. Apply at 282 Grand st., for three days. W SIX MEN FOR tis to travel, one en- try clerk, two brakemen, two clerks for grocery stores, men of furma, boys for trade travel, three porters, two sdrivers, Apply 7 Chatha ABLE BODIED MAN, TO DRIVE A mut an ex} aes ~ ip need apply. In- on Bt, ‘ONDUCTORS, ANTED—TWO_ steamers, one st vin square, \ TANTED—A YOUN MAN, ABOUT 1a; TO ONE WHO understands the fish and oyster business a good situa- tion will be given, Apply at 186 Spring st, TAITER WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WilO bix business, and is Well re- thoroughly understa commended. Apply at I WAatenss YOUNG MAN, IN A] LiGiig OFFICE ‘D rstnese; one ital of $10 to $75 in cash can meet witty a good sit SMALLEY & CO, 447 Pourth a after 12 o'clock. Waters WANIED-IN DINING SALOON, FIRST Cinss, experienced and attentive; none others need apply. Lafayeue Hall, 907 Broadway. TANTED—AN E. NCED MILLINER, TO ACT 28 forewoinan in a large millinery business, with good nats to go to Syra ¥, Nowe Puts good, expert: enced person In the tr apply, to L. B 0, 88 at. ri culers Inquire ot Exchange Brokers, ‘TED—A HOY, TO ATTEND T who has some knowledge of the b ide with his parents, preferred honest. Apply after S o'clock P. M., at 340 sin ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO DO GENERAL housework, tn a small private family; inust be anex. cellent washer and troner, and have good references, Cail at 261 Cum near Latay ett rooklyn, ANTED—AN ACTIVE LAD OF ABOUT 16 on 17 years, who writes well and is good ai figures; pot alraid to work and willing to make himself yeuerally wseful. Ad- dress Franklin, Herald office. ANTED—A BOY, ABOUT 14 0 do errand work and make aim: the store at 441 Broadway. Good re WAXTED-A YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN 4 sore, one, that understands the business spd laa Apply at 282 Grand st. for three AMAT STORE; news and who be sirieuy 15 YEARS OLD, To AF generally user in i —— in shis city. ranTeDS A A YOUNG MAN, TAKE CHARGE OF ‘liquor store in the First ward; he must be well recom. mended, sud be of & civil and obliging dlaposition. Apply orniny a and to-morrow, ‘o James Henly, 228 7th ay., conser of : ANTED—A BOOKKEE?’ AND CORRERFODING salesinen and a clerk in a eistry branches and hip Reverence to frst claas houses, mgs rmanent situation. Balary Jowelry ea ablishment, John street, ‘Aol st OF Chatham wrest teow ks ee 4 breve poor pinbrvwrererrev awed “DP MERICAN AND PORE aha atatiahinet ay AS oa EL ee ia entaciiahment, duly Ae ty yd 4& BEDELL'S NEW OFFICES, 3907 AND tons for ‘crperienced ervanin” ALSO A GOOD AN euler es WAITRESS, Am co yey it 11 D—A GERMAN OR SCOTCH WOMAN, CCK ANE ine aened cone aoa ranher ond {roner, au may 4] al Fifth Due from 9 ‘unt Id o'clock ‘A oe aco RUG CLERK. WANTED, A MAN | THOROUGHLY ‘competent to take charge of a firat class store. For infor- mauiou sppiy immediately, at the ‘imug store, 11th av., near MAR Be MAKERS WANTED.—APPLY TO A. M, & R. Davies, 808 Broadway, up stairs, 8 IN WANT OF HELP —CAN BE SUITED with he = ig hy OR Mrs. ‘WeRKSIORS, iB pours arene, where none Is of the highest Tespectability are Kept; aiso hotels and Soaraing b ouses, Weer. GIRL, TODO GENERAL HOUSEWORK. sane. tidy: one may apply at 68 Hoyt st, corner of Dean, -ANTED—A GOOD GIiti., work; American preierrec. store. 10 GENERAL HOUSE- Av yly at 461 3d ave, tm the WANTED (A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL, AS CHAMBER, maid and waitress; one who understands her business thoroughly; an embrofderer preferred, Must bring recom- mendation from ber last place. Apply at 60 Harrison st., Brooklyn. ‘ED—A PERSON, AS INFANT'S NURSE AND ata do plain sewing aud light chamberwork in a small fami, Teference required. Apply at 28 Tompkins place, vost today, wetore hoon. Bigot A SMALL eae foarte} A a sewing, with rence, nai ‘At308 "Lexington av., Detween 38th aud 39th ets, WAXTED—A YOUNG GIRL; ONE WHO 18 ACCUS. tomer to the care of children, toassist in the care of & younginfant, Apply at 181 West 32 a "ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN AS SEAMSTRESS; ONE who thoroughly understands all kinds of family sewing, and who ean come well recommended. Apply at 77 East 121) t., between 3d and 4th aves. ‘ANTED—TWO GERMAN GIXLS, FROM THE NORTH ‘of Germany; one aa good cook, washer and irener; the other io do chamberwork, waiting aad plsin sewing. Apply at 79 West 434 st. ‘ANTED—IN A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, TWO young German women; oue must be a good cook, washer and ironer, and the other a chambermaid and scam- streas; to those who thoroughly understand their business ex wages will ce paid. Inquire at 158 East lath st., 7th Use from od aw ARTED — CHANTERMAIDS, | NURSES, | LAUN: dresecs, waiter girls, cooks, ‘and girls todo housework, vay white ri plore, for aetece site tions d) te a th st., sever west Broadway, ae Se NOUDDER. WAXTED-A TIDY, ACTIVE WOMAN, TO COOK, ‘wash and iron for a a family ane wo ae OT oJ he k it come well recommen sone rumor SO o'loce AME, at 69 West Lath et HIS DAY, A NEAT CHAMBERMAID AND ‘ooka, washers and ironers: also wante few good gi goneyal honsework, at HENDERSON'S Intelligence ofiee, No. 6 Court rooklyn, where the most respectable families get their se ANTED—A SMART INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, WHO 18 ‘a first rate washer and ironer and a good plain cook. Anice steady gir) can have a good and pormanent home, ‘ith good wages, by applying at 115 Union street, corner of Columbia, South’ Broo! lyn. ‘ANTED—A NICE, TIDY YOUNG WOMAN, TO A8- Wastin wesloon aud wake herself cenorally useful; rust understand making change, Tue situation, wil be per: od references required. Call for three days at Wn Haunts brick butlding, 3d ava, near 24th st, Brook: wood, Court’ sireet “and Hamilton avenue cars leave } Fulon ferry and stop at the door, ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK; MUST BRING the best of ‘city references, Apply at 45 East Sle st., between 9 and 12 A. sf perent RSE TO TAKE “CARE OF THREE ANTED—A NU Little girl Person accustomed to children and having excellent testimonials need apply. Address D., box 2,549 Post offic Wauepe GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAT. HOUSE. ‘work of @ ernall family, Apply at No. 31 Johnson at., Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO TEND A CONFEO: onery atore in Brooklyn; non need apply but th that thoros iy understand. the business, AYply. by leer only, | 99 Fulton st., Brookiyn. WAXED THREE CAPABLE SERVANTS, FOR A nitleman’s fainily; cook, washer ‘and irouer, chain- bermald, waitress and nurse; good wages given; those wil- Rog to goin the country this’ summer preferred. Apply 10 Manning, 378 6th ay. ANTED A GIRL, AS CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT- Tom with (city Teferences. Call at 68 Irving place, after ten o'clock A. 20) BOXRET FRAME MAKERS WANTED—AT 950 Bocatwey, upstairs. Ao-efow tuteligent giles apprentices. THE TRADE: AX EXGINEER. SOBER, STEADY AND PERFECTLY reliable, with seven years’ experience, who has had Chaig: of high and low pressure engives, and does his own Fepairing, wants an engagement; references undeniable, Address Engineer, Heral YOUTH OF 17 WISHES TO LEARN THE WOOD ving business (bas had Nag or ence in it), or some other Sia it business; understands bookkee] Ww double and singie entry. Address for three days HM. East TAILOR WISHES A SITUATION EITHER IN THE ry; can do all kinds of work, machines of Henry St. third floor, troat room, Qe NGINGER.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A THO. engineer, who has has years experl- ne best of ‘reference. A line addressed to » Brooklyn, will be aixeaied to im- HOTOGRAYHER WANTED—ONE COMPETENT TO inake Lirst class negatives or manage the printing and toning deparimeats, with sou al aud instraments, may secure a Valuable and perma: Apply at the P tographie Art Gallery, 411 B TPO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS. WANTED IM. 7 be ores ly 200 good hands to St om artificial ti ‘o dys stra ill be given, Apply t TORN HENDERS re yin [0 BESTISTS was SISTANT DEN. ists, compe:ent to operate and do mechani-al dentistry. Mail applicants will, stat a dentists, single oF nd the wages required. Apply at E. & A. Pre- We xtep_awo PHOTOGRAPHIC PRU thoronghly understand thelr business, ton's gallery, Mad Bowery. Vv ANTED—SEVERAL COMPET! sirai,htening and boring Ua such as understand their busin nd steady employ inent will be given, and piy to A. T, Brown, 65 Eilzabett Apply at Wes- iT WORKMEN, ted V TANTED—AN ARCHITECTURAL DRAUG ITEM AN; at one who understands coloring preferred. ©. Broadway, room 16, between 1 and 4 of drawing. Ww* TED—A LiTHOGRAP HC —— APPLY to Schonberg & Co., 8) Beavt o'clock, with #p ae SALES AP A LBERT H. NICOLAY, Aisi nico b Pinte ieeian td Wt athe day (Moray, ; 100 Vitich dCoGas Li 33 Citivens’ Bank. 40 Kast River Ins. 20 Eanes er Bank. mort 7 per ceni bonds. Spe cent Londs, ular Sale, $62,060 Dubuaue city 19 meer ga cated. Lagan Co, Mining and nt bonds, UCTION 8A! LE. —R. WESTCOTT. A! :E PEREMPTORY SALE eee AUCRIONEER. FORNI’ OF ay, DESCRIPTIONS, WIT! TION OF PAINTINGS AND wAcNieicest AN EXTRAOHDINARE SFY 0h TUNITY R pS SEKERPERS, im AT THE ELEGA! oor ING HOUSE, WEST STRI Lad TWENTY. BETWEEN SE! NEN TH AND EGUTH AVENUES, THIS (MONDAY) ANTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK’ COMPRISING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE HOUSE. The whole combining a co'lection of magnificent Furniture and Works of Art seldom offered at pal hole for positive and perenptory sale, co and walout Parlor Suits, in hae wee Centre and Pier Tables, two elegan' four ‘ind costly Prouch plate Pier aud Mantel Mitsons’ Sil fuk ond “Lace Curlalus; Gold and. Landsca ea . ith Arm, t ‘hairs, to maceh elegant pred nade by Fischer, with Music Cabinet, Btool and Cover; Tete-a-tetes, rosewood Hecepiion Chairs, over 600 rards of rich ‘Tapestry and Tngra.n Carpets, corner Etageres, Ladies’ Secretary, Card Tables, Iironze, C.scks, tree bronze anormal Chanichers,& PARLOR ADORN) TS, WORKS OF AR arble Groups and ine Flower Venders, the azniticent Landscape atin French China Vases, aguel holders, Jewel "ase ae Gard Receivers Pitchers, Bronzes, the Moorish nt roost and ina ogsny etateals, “wi y sonar Byog ond, Mair ‘ood Di Buresus with marble tp modee, Seo ful walnat Gulls Gard Tables, Flower Vase re Chairs, Rockers, elegant jedding, Oval Mir- rors, Sofa Bedsteads, pete, OF lot fy ey with cht Cut Glass, lvory’ Cut- roum ‘Furniture of descrip Cat ues at house, N. B.—Housekeepers, hotel ket p rs and dealers, will find this sale aoe, of specia) attention, as the furniture is all 4a perfect o1 — its will be required of purchasers. SSIGNEE' die tga ERE ‘OOD TYANOFORTES rehase cost 15, On Monday, March 24, at 10g o'clock precisely. ‘All the superb and costly Furnitar’, Paintin ‘Statuary and Works of Art, rosewood Drawing Room Suits, ee eee: ined in octavo Pianoforie, Mirio:x, Velve the residence No. 208 West Fi ser Rints avarice. The auctionest calle the special Piention of the public to this «lc, as being the largest nnd richest assortment of Household Kurniture offered at auc- tion this season, ‘The furniture wax ail Gade for the present owner, and is in good order. ‘The whole will be peremptorily And absolutely sold without reserve. DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE plisiste of ‘carved rosewood, Elageren, marble, to French plate doors and back; iady’s Work Table, inlaid of pearl; rosowood Centre Tube, stathary rearble top; full suits of Drawing Room Purn:ture—elegant Teve-2- tete Sofas, two Arm, two Reception and eight oval back Chaire, carved rosewood frames and covered in colored satin brocade of the most expensive description; two Gonrole ables, inia.d with publ and tortoise shel; Brocade and Lace Curidins, French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, With rich gilt frames: superb Sevres snd Dresden Ching richly decorate man ple Btatuettes of the Sensobs, ar artistic bronz’s, :epr Sisht and Morning, Pandera, Painting, isaders, &.; antique ee Vases, from H ulaneum and Pot el ard Velvet Carpeis, Ruzs.-Turk: Chairs, bronze oh. i) runs one mon’h; Oil Paintincs, by Rousseau, Inman, Hund ton, Cole, Legrand, and ouber eminent artists, IAGNIFIGENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOTOR asta legs and case, four round. inlaid bolle and oat pearl key ‘conthaireet,_ between and ished ail round, 0, Music emoroldered Cloth rosewood Il, covered in bro ‘ad Cover, Books and Misic;: hall ros wool Hatstand, Ollcioth, Stair Carpet, de. Chambers, second story-—Richly carved rosewood steada, ae Louis V.; Bureaus and Com- modes to mat h; 5 ing ana Toilet Tables, Shaving Stand: "Be Couch, Arm Chains Curta'ns, Shades, Cornice, Hair Mat resses, Beds Bedding, deco. rated Chine, To it Sets. Mirrors, Dinins Ry Furniture of d, Tea Sets, Bilverware, ivory Ta. atory, Dining ‘No postponement, Cartmen in a‘tesdance to cart, pack or ship goods for purchasers, D. D. CAULKINS, Auctioneer, JON NOTICE. bees B. CHAPMAN & C1 SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FU They An PUBLIC Al AUCTIONEERS. TURE AND WORKS OF ART, &' ofa family dectining housekeeping. AUCTION. om chis day Monday). Starch 24 atthe elegant resid: nce, 48: West Siteenth street, between a pao avenu W OOD PIANOFORTE SEVEN OCT OSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS, BRONZE AND — Se CHANDELIERS. VELVET MEDALLION CARPETS, SEVRES AND DRESDEN CHINA OKNAMENTS) + BROCADE AND LACE ouitrAn NB. NAST C BRONZE STATUARY. OIL PAINTINGS, BY EMINENT. ARLISTS, pone arate ELT a eet Bi BLass AND SILVER WARE, MEFPIELD 7, HE COTLERY, Ta CRA NRER FURNI SURE. ‘Lonis XIV style; MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD 11 ANOFORTE. ‘tioneers would call the partie aor attention oftheir The mn friends and the public 10 this sale, tne, catalogue comprising phe las and richest assortineint of Household Furnivure offered at auction this searon. The h Ouse was furnished less than eight months ago, and is in comp'ete ord: furni- ure wag all made to order by ety makers, a: ls of the best ew Dini ne rooms two full Quits, covered with three colored satin brocatel; Et: res, Statuary ma 10} and Bookcase, Bat gee doors,” A ‘Antique ‘and Grihic B ception Chaita, Console Tables, Encoignures, Gablot ets; Clock, figures to match; elegant sete Einbroidered Lace Curiaing, French Shades, two magnificent Sevres Chi- a Vases, ‘Antique Bronze Vases; Artistic Bronzes; represent Night and Morning, Poctry, Mure, Rembrandt, Cressde of Pence a on eee maining rise, unset by ‘Winter Scone on ie ber at Hone y Legrand: he Assumption of celebrated p ng.in the Lo it 8 by Debolt, Frait -nificent seven Octave ronewood Plan: Canverbury, Sio0', Cover, Music Books, rved rosewood Bedstew!, Dressing Bu- Glace, Khaving Stand, Bidda. Commode, owe stireaden, Counterpaned, Sheet, Blankets, To! hd Dining iver arid Tea Ser vies, Pi (ap- ‘alvers, Oyster Tureen, ine 90 pioces; t nes 16 fet draws Arin Qhales, Calalogges at the hou e on the morning of the Sr BtBerangers wishing (0 attend the enle wil take the Fifty ana Sixt CATR OF ag Nicholas or Meiropo , a few doors from ai the Astor Houre, leaving at Sixteenth UCTIONEER, FURNITURE, PIANOFORTE, S CARPETS, aC, }ON + Waverley place, between iy sale 1 Onmeneing onsiaiing of two beautiful ANDSOM pRgseWoo sav Es MEDALLION BRL AT PUBLIC This day (Monday), Mareh 2 on syuare and Bi noob At two Clock prec lor Suits, covered ti bro ate! ond #tlk reps, each sult con Fisting of Rteten ne Arn Ccaity two Recep. thon und f Back Yh Pr, rosewood’ marble top rors, Clocks, Curial Tea Tables, ‘Hair ses, Bods, Heddings in ketn Jistension Avie, Dining fa Hed, Glass, Ching, and & Ware. Table Cur Mirvors, E'gravings, bewitiful, Brus Is, Carpe ia: Oletoth, Sate Carpets, Chante: he j¢ positive. “All the goods must be removed within forty-eight hous wtier the sale, Termscash. Sale rain or shine. UcTiON NOTICE, JOSEPH L. SMITH, avertox. fer, will soll on Sonday, at 11 o'clock prvetacl glegant Housebold Pirniture of the five. story d yelting horton 187 Bast Bighth airect betworm’ Hour arene nf Bradway, contd ‘of bealitiiul Carpets, two elegant Par- lor Suite, cover: d in brocat land reps; marble top Tab s, Etageres, ies, Ohana ee ay ap Os ANOFORT! STOOL AND COVER COsP Sone rorewood and mahogany Sofa Bedatends, Lounge room anes, Tea Taviee, o— Manes tie? ry iverware, Tabi tery, Ss vie positive, —— J ANTED—AN APPRENTICE TO LEARN THE TAT finishing trad ing Worked at the business preferred, Apply i fourth tloor, ‘NE FILLE FRANC. AISE DESIRE “ghouven UNE famniil: pour France, soit comme femme de chambre ou boun peui avoir les meilleurs recommandation: jaitrouNr. Phelpeodane Sadie fon av., au cvin de NE CUISINIER? classe, connalse: tire trouve FRANCAISE DE PREMIERE toutes les branches de la partie, de. une place dans nne maison bourgeoise, « meuree dans ies premieres fainilies d-Amerique, ‘Elie peut donner toutes les references que on desire. Siadresser chez Mine Aleste, 040 Broadway, de 1a3 heures P. M, PROPOSALS. Frick or fie WATER ‘OMMISSIONERS, CITY Hath Jersey City, Mareh & 1982 —Sealed propotals will be roceived at this offre until Tuesday, Int day Of Apri next, at 1B o'clock M.. for disivibuting and Viving stout 18,000 fest of 36 inch he Jersey City Spechienti the work may i. FEICE OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS, CIT rn) Hall, Jersey City, March 4, 1862.—Sonied ens, CITY be received af this offce until Monday, 7th prit ne: # 2 by: aa eg ag A main sewer, ith its lateral ou rst sireet, (rom the easterly side the Hudson river, * “eine ead free to A so tor building @ main sewer, with its Interals, In Sonth First street, from the easterly side of Grove street to the centre of Jersey aven Plans, specttications aiid all necessary information in ree ference to the work may be obtained on, application at thie offi R. ©. BAC Of, Superinvent wand Engine BALED PROPOSALS WILD BE RECEIVED Ss Tuesday, the Int day of April next, at Pe ae the labor aud materials necessar, House for the use of the Unit ORpecifcnttone for th Specifications for the work can be obtained at the the Assistant asurer of the United fy ates in hy ot} and after Monday, the 24th ii dd the build: examined any ume during ofc rs Until the 1a 0 Proposals must be sealed and plainly endorsed "Pro for work pon the Custom House,” be addressed to the Se. Gretary of the Preasury, and be deposited with the Assistant Freamurer of tue Vuited Biates, on OF vefore the Jat proximo, to alter, the present Custom States Treasury and Assay at 12 o'clock noon. M. CLAKK, ‘Acting Bog noer in charge ‘Treas New Your, March 22, 1362. jury Deparisient, PERIOR ereened SF 40-1ak ec Perranine 4 Fi ' Hy at $4 4 por ton of 200 yo" rinda; also Liverpool an val, at 16 Wee’ Bieventh sirect aud 161 Eighth avenue, 4 HBAKIT, M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER.—At ‘TION SALE, + Ready made Clo'liing, Boows ands! eoas peered Moreh 34, a 10 O'curk. areas 23 “Bowery ck and cassi- a in lays larch 2 nck Clown jinn oat neskin, cassimere and sat: gut velvet Vests, Also, Leen, yoode eres, Se inets, Suvetings, Shirtings. Fancy G. ods. Shirts, Dect Neel oa ge assori veut of Boots, Shoes, #8. de. ot Fs t cas! on ty RcHADRS ratae 4 o'clock, at store ng every viriety of eholce ."Eaialogues on morning of G Lie SB GALE Sj. Bo Ra ih STIOUBER as T.—Tiesday, M sgh detion toome NO. tM rth William street, ty order of the asi we of Nelson & Mandel, one-eight of Vineyart Proj tes Brand in’ bond); laiiue, Book Accounts, &e, ee stat A si al Kees LEY, Assignee. oo AND GLASS.—HEN- nl ca to gut t dealers, for cash, lock, al A SerIO’ SALE OF G1 ~, RY G. EVANS will he on Sueaday, March 26, at 10 iden. assorted stock of White Granite and on Ware Glass Ware, China, a, incinding the sto'k of w dealer, with which ee sale will comusenoe. ‘Gouds carefully repacked for ship. NOGART, AUCTION- eer.—Thursday, March 29, at 10}¢ o'clock, at 3 Green. ts (AONSTABLE'S SALE—8. & 7 Wich ‘aireet, the cohients of a Liquor Store, consleting of Stand Oasks, Counters, Beer bump, Beene Looking Ginae, Fixture HENRY WsT, oe ‘The above sale. ie ontponod ntl ih the same time and place, HENRY Whi! constable, JONETA BLES SALE—BOOTS ANI 8)109) LAR, Auctioneer, will ee i # 10 f aelost at Bowery. a large mn BO ma ge Gaite ar ladies’ and children Ge\-ers, ye pers, Ties, &e &., E UDLOW, “AUCTIONEER, " MADE BY Meee rr) tee catty Al BRONSES, ENGRAVING ae AT At CTION, Upis RNTTURE first street, Furniture ‘contained in sai \isome carved rosewood Parlor. tnd green brocatel, er'inson sata Wi Curtaina, rosewood Pianoforte, seven o- dart; rosewood Centre Table,’ marble rosewood Quartette Table, ele Clocks, &e.: Candelabras,” mal hogany Cha! more Dresslng By Armoire & “Glare, top; inrge W x, Couches, Chara, te. ting, N assortment of Kitchen and tainty of fine Engravings, Brosseis and Velvet Cal # , together wi “ith a ‘urnitare, with which the \— will commence, uctionees's ofice, No, 3 Pine trees Maps at M9 feet 6 incuce wide 1 fon. Sinenearwing mad a ) fea in ian on south side Brooine street, in this ety, stant eaat of Column counts: sen at the otlies of the auct! the AVERY 8: LUDLOW, AUCT! aaa AT wday, Mareh 25, 1, fur performing Dh ha ur secured on i 088 9 feet wide, Also Note goinst different persons, nacheduie of wh ion-er, No. 3 Pine ‘rie 4 ML! HN J. NA’ Survi Partners. GenanD'c. rae | ed EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM i Broadway.—Superd Harness, Saddies, Bridles, Ac. being the entire st of one of the oldest and most cue. Braied maunfuecurere in the city, whois abotte of Beds see ee ee ociway, beticon ter wey, Twenty-secoud’ ‘on Mouday, March 24 Twe Arc crenkeot hue’ custom mide Hnrncra, pvered and silver mounted; ladies? and a8 Bridle, Bits, W. and some extra no.éole Teather ‘Trunks, Teuvelling | tue very dnest quality, aad 10 tively sold, EO. HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER, G ‘Broadway—Will sell, on Tiursday, M beauti! ul Furnitire contsine , all the | utrect, near Bleecker. Rosewooland Fier and Mantel Mirrors, Brassels Carpeta NRY EER. EhEDS CO. gaa las ENRY Hi, LEEDS, AU atauction, ‘oi Tuenday, Maren 25, ut_Al o'c) ck, at the salea stock of tich ‘Jewelry, ex. w ap sold 23 Nks au street, the enti Drosaly made and imported for Hi Bats, iy without reserve, cou fine Dap! Lev iu fine 13 carat ey case, made by! Route nicell Tobias’ Tevers’ by ureerae, &c.; fine "Diamond: Bracelet a Ginsses, Stone p 4 pearls; R nae ter "At thé. carne clock, Wi sold some re eh ea , mging 5p, te tragedienne, Mademois ll: Rachel, mond Suit, ised at $120; some elegant oes from each; Ear Rinse, & to er the Emperor af Russia, Guperor 0: Victorla, amd other distinguished person se ENRY B, HERTS, AUCTIONEER. EE’: rs BAL - 8 ELEGANT CABINET FURe ‘ASSIGN! Being the entire iy cr PE manufacturer, HENRY WOOD & CO, will sell on Taescoy. 'exrooms, 450 B ow: RICH CABINET PORN pris ed rosxewoo! Farior Suite, in Cromtah seit lush, muslin and hair cloony walnut, oak hoyany marble top Cenire Tables; carved solid vowed aac dnd wainut Hizabetiian and Scns Bedateads, rosewood Armoires, Wardrobes, Becre- egeres, ‘ut 11 o'clock, at their sa’ stent coc C4 Buiteles extension Diet moat haat tei ate tier Meters, hs m Dining Ta! pate in massive gilt frames: 1 ‘Turks Lou ty Chale ‘id 4 walnut ko, b Fiesty vrs Ra CaE eno ae ENRY B, HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER. SHERIFFS SALE OF LUMBER, o HENRY WOOD & CO. yeill sell, on Thura fay, Starch 28, at Il o'clock, at the foot of Gansevoort sirert.. North river, about 60,000 feet Virginia White Oak and Pitch Lumber. YNCH, Sheriff ad Bactneatare, se fe ad sajoamet winull Mondays JAMES LYNCH, Sherif JOUN & VANDEWATER, AU AUCTIONEER. AUOTION Ne ON NOTICE. A. JOURNEAY, Salesroom No. S12 Brohaway, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1852, 2ARGE AND. SERIAL, SALE OF Velvet, Wilton, Brassels, Tapestry, Medaiiun, [ngrain an@ Venetian CARPETS, ‘The whole comprising a large and extensive assortment of first ciass goods, in every v: ret of pattern. SO, English and American Oudhthey ofall widihs and patterns, WILTON, VELVET AND BRUSSELS RUGS, MATTINGS, C4, 5-4, 4-4, GOUQUA, dc. This eate will embrare a geucral vaiiety of goods well worthy of attention, aud will be sold in‘o.s to suit pur chasers. ‘Terms cash, ‘OSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.—\D) tor's sale.—Tuesday and Wednesday, March 23 and 26, at 10 o'clock A. M, each ey, at No. 10 Maiden lane, the large and valuable stock of W e" Jewellers’ Sates, oilics Vurniture, Tools, Fixtures, bee longing to the etate of the late Si¢phen LI. Palmer. Gatae Jogues at the sale. MORIARTY, AU CTIONEER, WILL 8:14, THIS DAY, oJ sat 103g o'clock, a! 173 Chati am squa e, S fas, Low Chairs, Tabies, Bureaus, O11 Paint nes, Murr lery, Dey and Fancy Giois-a variety. Out Lcitéd ait perscnaily at ndid to, DUBLIC ss oF THE “ALEXANDRIA AND WASH- ington Rus! Defatit nariog bee been made by the Alexandria and Ws ton Railroad Company, in the payment of the secrued rest on certain bonds, aaeitenes. and deseribed deed of trust from said rey, to Waiter Teno, | date on the 1éth day of July, Is8y, and the wl ersigned hay- ing, by an order of the County Court of Alexaniria county, ade ‘at its Feb term, 1862, been substituted and ap- pointed trnatee un ner th fhe said deed of trust in the place of the said Leno: having been reques‘ed, in the holdes of ree-fifths of the’ bonds im deed meutoned, F wis pursuant wih aid request and of ivr i ‘1862, in front of ine lone re An 0 cash railroad mpany betw in Alexandria, Vi eee ‘and th ge depot of — jrcpeneenr m 7] en Of said company, au: Ping gan pe Peres of tp tome nor pay pe ol dat ae and ba 7 er the deed of trust above ment fe eS at Watningon i, a ease i m eae ever OSEPH B. STEWART, eae ote KER! WALTERS, at fad Neloek, Ebi tenets Bt a al 8, Vests, Sha Dther Dresses, sStocas at. By" ofver of We Harris, 451 Ninth av AWNBROKER'S SALE—IOHN MORTIMER, WILL sell, this any, 0 atid Bast Pgheren 400 lots of men’s Bree ear Re esta fat Ese aaa a aketsy Pillows, Shoe: eee a 8 or 308! YBLES, € Bayard eich G, HREMAN, AUCTIONEERS. HERMAN & 00; J, will sell, on Mon: 2 wery, a ee Slock—Aaat meas mate of Hardware, Cutle ca and et_Kuives, Carvers, Rowle Epoons, Augers, Axen Hatchet Hammers, § vite, Ohiselss pos apy Jom pass rew drivers, Soret ond Wengen, rae Y nna rag ores at in and Oo) de., de. Bees Ce HENRY W DRUFF, Assignee. 4 J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS.—MONDAY, MARCH, at 103 o'clock, at the auction rooms, Househ i net consisting of Tosewood marble top Centre Sofas, Lolingea, Bureaus, Washstands, ‘French plate Glasses, Of Paintings, Bngravings, Brussels, Ts Ingrain’ Carpets, Oileioth, Cottage a Crockery and Glassware, Girandoles, damask and Ince Quee and Dining Room Chairs, Store and ble top black walnut Hatstanc Mantel "Oraaments, ae. Als, Constable's sale of te and Shoos. 2 se REILLY, fiotoxens OFFICE 298 NINTH avenue, will sell this day, at 103¢ o’cloc! ae ea i FHonston, e Yet aee th greee: rigerators, Meat ice itera of Groceries and_Fis and Fixtures, iM is day, at 2 Oo P. M., at «tre street, Will we! the Furaiture of 4 family: Elegant Brose Sofas, Arm and other Chairs, Paintings, dec. Ww", WITTERS, ‘AUCTION R—WILL SELL, THIS day, at two o'clock, at 454 Canal street, by virtue of @ two Parlor ye four French plate ing and Tea three Pianos, rains, fo lenidid Tapestry, two ihree-ply, and’ Seven, Ingrain Carpets; Hall and Bascinent Otlcloths, Stalrro Hat Rack, Fast }, rosewood and black walnut Hed i Bureaus, Wash: a es, Chairs, &c., 0. match; fae Hair Mattresses, , Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, ovens ae together with @ large lot of othes ids, By orier of J. aH ce mys v fone | for id sh! signee, hat iow ol .. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER-WELL SELL THIa ay, at two o'clock, at 454 reet, by order of ae fart ountere: Beer Pum Ts, Tables, Stove, rBiciothe bg and ocher oi ey |, Axaignee, fog on, ey Ee od cata theatre olty a: trade, ity we ad country Catalogues ready on morning of eale, wach LIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, | ore East Broadway, sel! o'cloe! ighth “554 sh avenue, Chat Bi BELO, Spetnabeticia Pauses ce aay Soup DENTISTRY. Ane Pe BONE FILLING.—ROOMS OF “aa Broadway, one door above Se Tender teeth, old roots and. mere, shelts Warranted. Beware Of the trashy imnitn'h tore. N. a Serle found and beauritut. ieeihhand sweet breath, use the celebrated Cul itr fier mine JAMES PEARSON, M.D Dis ren APHEIGIAL 1 TEETH.—WE CONTINUB TO stTeaee Aoqih in two muon, widhous pai wi Quid, No extra wary sols or ext Teeth inserted without Sattactiue gine Eo ou our 3 atmoxpherie pressure pla te ail to ea amine our 5] rargnet be before gol ming sboewrhete shemjcally pure chloroforsa aud. ether, wiiteh uiless to U KIN Cay ‘38 Aker Canal ut et oppose Ws Broad RTIFICIA. TEETH, OF THE “Tog, A’ nM Loe inserted by J. ©, KENNEDY, fiat, No, 186 Bower ee. Bpring 81: o untsuaily low prices, fare guarantee: t fect satisfaction, are inse: ithont ‘pain, and we A gut the i inconvenience. Whole eels, on god, fr from i hree doors “hn $25, o1 ‘on ‘gold eacl ‘ooth, or on’ ‘sliver irom im av FIFTY CENTS; At benut ‘only $8; on fi oid and to “any! work i sew ¥ and extraet and ‘perfectly barmisse, Olle without Teuih aut Berea Bint Whole sets, . 1, $19 and Wad acral ed in every poin ld, Sc. to $l AN work at half the prices ‘char ged c ‘ome @ ‘Boag street, and 717 Arch street, Philec FAVING HAD THIRTEEN R sa | HL Sa Grund str pain wi i street, two roadWayy eheerfully iN ae a re endation t) those suf. oothache. fering om oot ELLEN 186 Lewin atneats ie | Nae DENTAL GALL Ay LARGEST _ uoae ete—Sisth avenue, corn + 7 wenty-1 stabiehed 1810. Five premii en tented “gamotype 0" gets t Wor y rices. Sets $8 and $10; gol, Dentiatty guaranteed, Filing ad exiraoting ween withe Jn MANSON, Dentiaty