The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1862, Page 1

Se NEW YORK HERALD. —_ WHOLE N NO. 9349. 4 ‘sein SITUATIONS For Other Wants Seo Eighth Page, YOUNG GIRL DESIRES A SITUATION yURSR AN: and senmairens, OF ‘ould instruct cl oie Seqnnes ee ‘edueation Sake boreal’ y usel ane has 20 cbjocban _Apply arid jtate st, York. RESPECTABLE rouse GERMAN Rat WISHES California, as cook; abe myvarion ON W ANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE Wo- ealies ya pat can a mobeates ty re, ‘three yeare in ber last, ‘Duree or seamstress; 7 oat iDply for two dapat No, 100 Weed fal EE SEFUATION WANTRD TN HOBOKEN—OR A SHORT distance in i t respectable nun, ay lnvndreas and chem eruala: dg generat hensd work renee trans place. Sion Waerr ka echc eae SITUATION W: UNG WOMAN, Pe ee ne uh Le ‘it SITUATION ame Rien ay erates earn a 2 SOs eH 3 fae nce. Call for two days at repent 8t., first floor, PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS laundress, er as chambermaid and laundress; under- Stande all kinds of fine washing and eater fluting; best referonce. Can be seen at 38 West 13th at., between Sth Gib ave., fortwo days. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO- cook; undersiands ber business in ail ite the Fan Gaye at bets cy retire ‘Can be seen for two 81 3d.at., second door, corner of Lexington and 3d ave. AY SITUATION WANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECT able and well recommended young woman, as frst clase Dourding house or Soe aall kinds of Jellies, ames 4c; 18 Rapin tls hehe jects Seite scene ele SITUATION WANTED—BY ‘A RESPECTABLE GIR Are chambermeid unt waltiten ore Ghee a: aren: Nest chy reference can, be furnished from her last } jays av. C, corner of 10th at, se- A? SPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION: eating Tee ae wes 20th at, between 6th and 7th aves, frovt SITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED woman, 10 do general housework or go out by the day Snot cee referred to high wages. City Fo Cal or roe ds at 87 28th at., between bth and mint the rear, top floor. STEADY. D INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG WOMAN DESIRES aa cook, washer and ironer, oF 4o do general pe ‘understands her dutles thoroughly. Best of @ity reference. Call fortwo days ut 469.4th at, rear. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO housework ins small private family. The ik arith age Co roc ai POOR Sei eee MTUATION WANTED—BY_ A YOUNG GIRL, AS jALcbamberinaia and waiter. Hag the bert of ity rfe- nige. Can be seen for two days at 126 26tb st, ‘and Sth avs, top floor, back room, eam Bgood cook; bave no Ferrera to go to the coun- By for Mbe summer: has the best ot city Feference from her last place. Can be seen for two days at 437 7th 9 RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO ehamberwork aud waiting or housework in 4 small pri Yate family. Has reference from her last place. Call for two days at 132 West 33d «t., near 7th av. TOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO housework of a small private family or would go as ‘Sure’ Gan give good city reference, Gas be acon fortwo daye at 23 Carroll st., Grst floor, Brooklyn. SITUATICN WANTED—BY A YOUNG PROTESTANT A girls goo plain cock, washer and ironer or as chau- walter. Can be seen for two days at 69 Pros- mee Brovklys. A SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL, as chambermald and to do tine washing and troning; Bh de housework tore, small family. Has no objection fa thi Good city reierence. Can be scen for wf euaye ait Wet Tot at., between 7th and 8th awe, ‘RESPECTABLE sO coy WOMAN Wants A situation, as laundress, give vod city rereronce. Gam beeen for two days, at 73 Han ‘Thirty-second st., be- tween Fourth and Lexington aves, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO do general Loueworker am isandtess. No objection ono 4 suort distance in the country. Can be seen fer two daa at 269 7th av., breween 26th anid 27th ats. SITUATION WANT#D—AS LAUNDRESS AND A Saiocrala, Ty's young wome whe lee Hved ia ‘at capacity in 00m of the frst fasaiiies in thie city, from \¢ can furaish unexceptionable reference. Can be mense 109 West 20n ot, between 6th and 7th avenues. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A S{TUATION AS CHIL- dren's puree and plain sewer, or would do chamber. Pevpe and scala, io washing and irowing; has no objections Wo the country for the summer. wence. Cuil at 130 West 20:h 1b and Sta avK, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 165, 1862. TRIPLE “SHEET PRICE TWO CENTS. THE IMPORTANT OPERATIONS ON THE MISSISSIPPI. =| Appearance | of Island No. 10---The Gunboats, Transports, Land Batteries, &c., at the Time of the Surrender. A—Foderal transports, with troope. B—Mortar boats. ‘C—Reve! steamer De Soto, with fag of trace. BD—Tug going to truce boat. W—Doverted ¢ p ineous. SITUATIONS “WANTED—FEMALES. “PROPESTAI ‘ANT GIRL WANTS A PLA family. Inquire at #9 Ridge street. SIUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN. 10 cook, wash and iron, Pata 129 Court st, CRIN A BNALE, Good city reference, near Wyckof, Brooklyn, second RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN | WISHES ation as cook, washer and ironer, Good can degiven. Call for twodays at lI Court st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN WOMA peeks Bagilen, with some American family, Pro: Jo. chamberwork and up stairs work. City Fete~ de Feferenee given, Can be ween for thiee days at43 Hamil | RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA, rivate family todo general honsework; ix ‘and an excellent washer and froner. hest of city reference ean be civem from her last pl © ‘tor two Jen ae AiO Warres: si, wetween Hoyt and’Boud, first floor, back room Has the dest of city refe- | situation as wet nuree. City reference given. ren at 55 3d ave. RESPECTABLE, GIRL WANTS ASITUATION IN m4 { {amily 2@ cook and good Washer und sroner; uit and obliging. Call at 21 Weat 12th ot, 1m ue for two Pk el ‘WANTED—BY A Rey oped Vermald G WOMAN WANTS A situ. Suting; endamuands ‘her busi eet ts } Ser Seat ent w jea.ne; objection 10 the tes. Good city resorence. Cailat 136 Basi Mtb st. bear RESPECTABLE GIRL Wisuss A SITUATION 30 do yenorai housework vate Lauiiy. Good a<dity refefencer, Call at 167 jrookiyn. SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE young gir, lstely arrived from Burope, to do general housework in.'small tamily; has pe objection to go wahort distance in dhe country, Call at 360d ave., near 24d 61., for SITUATION WAKTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COOK; A = oe YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. tion ax chambermaid and fine waaber and ironer, or a waitress, of would do the general housework in a small tax Sissy reference frown her last place, Call for wo days ‘MS SH hind ret floor, font room. YOUNG WOMAN WO 18 A FIRST RATE WASHER Trower, Washing of @ few gentleman or cof aernall fauull ena RA ee ine; best reference given, if at, top tloor, front room. pobre pte ra A » Ll - rus eet RESPECTABLE MAR. “ag y wo day at 0 0ih me, beard eet ae Sone _ FARRER A EITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE girl, an Good plain cook; in & most exonlleut washer and froner, and ‘to the work ‘aamall private famil: } oon € ‘ole- Soncn, “Gu gube Wen ne ts bevsoen ben con neg A SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG Wowas & goud cook, Waslor aud inner; best eity referen 40; also awhambexmatd and walter. ' Gall for two days ‘Went 19th at., in the basement, An “A. SITUAKION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Ad 1 raiacook aad exedilent Washer ana troner ita sinalt peivaie taraiiy; ne 0b the country; two years’ Ronee, Can bg wean for wa daynat Ziv Ist ay., Wiween Téa a sa eta PROTABLE, GIRL WANES A SITUATION AS Renwarsrr had the beaten? Can be weon for emo ays at 0 ¥ Weat Weantiaton Pisce, frat flour. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG tht WANTS 4 situ. A atlon to do general housework: mn to goo in the country; The beet at {clr rernsiel beaten tal Tor taro dage at MIS Mask 4M lor tan A RESPROTABLE YOUNG | ‘WOMAN WIStiES nituation as ny see aud seamatrens, or chambermaid fearnntress. Can give goud city reference. Hae ny objection its ‘Cam be seen tor two daya at 444 Boat 4thet., iT A SITUATION WANTRD—BY A RKBSPRCTABLE xokint a8 ee. fe cook, bo} aad ry or to do geneeal houre- a anal peivato family. teat of sity, aeference tere n, Can be ween fOr (wo daya by cailing’ av 3 RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A AITU, And chamborwork, Has ihe host of city rererenee”’ Can bo seen for Wo dA) 9 ab Zl Wanuington rquare, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMA: ne cook, of W780 general boueew rk, i smal lyn, for two days. a F—Ordnance buildings. G—Wharf boats. ‘H—Floating battery. 1—Shattered field piece. K—Oredup’s house. L—Credup’s negro abanties, M— Magazines. @—4Gans not mounted. b—Rodel encamnpments. ‘©—Federa) encampments. OPERATIONS ON THE MISSISSIPPI Interesting Details of the Sur- render of the Rebels at Island No. 10 and New Madrid. H Map of the Island and Its Surroundings. Tho Military Canal from Island No.9 to New Madrid. THE WAY IT WAS OPENED. Invitation of General Pope to Six Thousand Rebels to March Into His Camp. The Steamers, Land and Floating Batte ries, Guns, Generals, Inferior Officers, Regiments and Small Arms Taken. Topography of the Rebel Positions on the Peninsula. Doubts, Division and Distrust of the Rebels of Their Cause. Despairing Letter from a Rebel Colonel: to A.M, Gentry, of Texas. Secession Poetry and the Stimulant o Southern War Songs. Important Communication from an Ar- Kansas Officer, ery Rey Bae Our Misstssippi River Sinn poesia Pee Ne 10, ape 6,608 ‘Fennesace Shore Openson Them—Coionel Bissell Apprises <= Commodore Foote—He Sends the Carondelet to Hits Amist- WATERS ~ SUN seas dio Pemethadet- terics—The Rebels Open Pire—Safe Arrival ond Baler Te siasm of the Crew—The Signal—The Macitement om Their W—Group ofgrave stones. “Arrival at New Madrid-—The Plans of Commodore Foote ‘Q—Piles of commissary stores, Doings forthe Week , de. , dc. ‘The most brilliant exploit performed since the war commenced, or at least the most brilliant one that it, has deen my lot to chronicle, was consummated last night by the jron-clad gunboat Carondelet, under command of Captain Walke, in running past the rebel batteries below P—Rebdel headquarters, A--Bteamer Grampos, since sunk _ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES.. Cr SITUANION WANTED—RY A pry dyer 8 A good plain cook, good washer elty feretces Can, be seen for’ two days at 360 Tut av, between 22d and 92d ate. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS chambermald and waitress; is wiling co assist in wali. ing and ironing. Good city reference can be given. Inquire for twe days at 84 7th ave., between 39th and 40th sta. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as chambermaid or nurse; is a good plain sewer and an excelieut washer and ironer; no objection tw the country, Call at 24 2tet st, between Ist and 2d ave., top Hlovr, front room. RESPECTABLE GERWAN GIRL WISHES A SITU. ‘ation to do chamberwork, fine sewing and ironing; good Feferences given. Call at 410 tn avenue, near 35th RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION, AS cook af | to assist in washing and Larne in & private Family; has the beat of city referenee; no. objection to the country. Apply for ‘two days a: 177 East 28th et, between Ist and 2d avn., tiret fleor, back room. A MOST RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL, Wants a sitwation to take care of children and todo berwork wt walton table ia a small private, faxtfiy, can rouke herself generally weeful.” Apply fur wo 826 West 16th at, 8 Laine nn A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG woman, as first class cook she thurodghly understands ier b business fo all ite Branches: has no objection to Rens tohees js p--K eountry bry for the sammer Fier ale nt ° reforen m her leat place. for two bth wt, second Boor, back roo! sist y | py LE TOUNG ¢ GIRL Wanrs i \ SITUA. ROTABLE WOMAN WOULD LIKE 70 Go our — etcecane ag Am: Apply at te Sheri s NURSE. —k “RESPECTABLE youna WOMAN wishes a situation as puree in eb oom roduce ten years” be seen for two days at 343 2d ave,, second floor, ,ChOK.—THOROCGHLY UNDERSTANDS HER ness; would have uo objection to assist with the ‘short distanee inthe country; has got ference. Can beseen for two days at 39 , SITUATION WANTED—BY ny RESPECTABLE “wo: moan, a8 good plain cook, is willing to aaniet im the wast” fug and sfoning: no objection to go & short distance in the try j Call at 77 West 19th st, bewween Gh and ib hven, front basement, 'UATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, en chambermaid, or to take care of childrenand do i kinds of embroidery; in wit ng to Asnist in Washing and ironing; hae lived six yea lace; Lest city references. Apply for two st, between 2d and 3d a plain sewing; ean do RCTABLE MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH PRO- testant woman wishes @ situation as seamstress aad to do itght chamberwork, or seamstress and nurse, Fence, Can be seen at 1,284 Broadwn: RESPECTABLE PERSON W) SHES A \ SITUATION ss peomasrone ‘and to take nds of family sewing. Be care of grown childne: tittiag children's clobjng and all Kinde ot city reference f be ween for one day at 66 Went 30th ‘Dread, bisoutt, pie and cake baker; would RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A ‘chambermaid and wattress, or t Wasbing and ironing, oF take ch sewer; would do LI pe ert no, obyoctiom to" gs tothe try. of city reference fron hast pinch. Cane. m Scare two dags at 309 Hicks at,, between "Alnlty and Pacific, Bi #econd floor, back room, 4 YouNa al RL WISHES A SITUATION A Dermatd and waitrens, or to take ca: HAM. sewing: no objection wo ‘short diatanee. fa Woe proatry NURSI AND PLAIN for Lares days at 149 Grand ét,, second floor, BITUATION LM ANTED— a3 {rosur, SITUATION WANTED—BY A PI A PROTESTANT GIah, to cook, wash and tron, rf it pay all et 200 eel tr Beooat Las me from }CTABLE MARRIED WOMAN by, ve weeks old, woul nina te zee ‘i Apply ab 169 Bast 224 «., an flour, | | SITUATION WANTED—BY A A RESEECT, eran RANTED RA RAMS CTAR an be seen for ivy) day 0, ATRL WANTS A SITU ATI r0 81 paremmaher or tallorean winks ae cone, itn the family, would sew fora tale of addrenn Mary, 106 ay at, Willatanb fhe could bord witt A SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 f RESPECTABLE GIRL, aa good plain cook, excellent bread and biscuit baker And firm clase laundress; is not aafraid of wrk, Best of ony, te Apply at 115 East 13th t., coroer tore, for two di ron her last place, where she has lived near two n 86 West 17th ét., between 6th and 7th ava Cail at the front basement. A SITUATION. “WANTED BY "A RESPBOTABLE YOUNg WOMAN, AF UUTSE Bud pisin sewer, oF chamber ingid and waitress,’ Good city reference. Cun be seen at 99 ‘Went 190h at, ‘SITUATION WANTED—RY A COMPETENT YOUNG woman, aa chambermaid and waiters ites two reference from Can be seen at No. 1 fon at, room Ne SITUATION WANTED —10 DO CHAMBER WORE and waiting, or ge k city reference. mn for two dage ab Ws Went Sts IGHLY RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SIT tion; Is @ good cook, washer and troner,gor would do general housework. Las good city reference. Can be seen Tor tw days at 196 27th st, ‘second floor, ne = the store. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS NURSE and seamstress; is Ered of out care of children; working on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing ma: Id like to travel with a ily. The best of cits nat, between Broad UNC WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS pnbermaid and waitress, or as chambermaid and to Can give the best of rele. jays at No. 6 Bai a wing, oF as waitress alone. from her last plac WOMAN, with A i ‘ae wet nurse, RESPEC TAB iz N MARRIEI A {Ereh rears of mil, wie roupect at, can GIRL WISHES A SIWATION AS cook; 18 willing 10 seset, wih, she washing and ironing i a ni 3 ¢ ironing ‘a0 Bins city 04, fF geueral huusowork, . Th no. Appi at 402 Hud Ae PECTABLE youna ; GIRL WANTS A SITUA n gown roman, at chambermald ad waiver, oF to assist fiing and "ironing, can airg ime, poart rorere lana ‘Can be seen at Ti8 West 27th ot, near ‘A ees WANTED-BY A RESPROTABLE SITUATION \ WANTED BY ¥ A YOUNG WOMAN, TO mberwark an ing and aswiat ia washing - would do igus houentors; n@ objection to ahortaletance tn the country; hae the best oliy reference. Cail at 191 Went 20th BITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO ehamberwork and sewing, oF would assiat in annie is neat and Udy; would go’ short distance in ihe gouniry, Call Tuowlay au Wednesday at No, 2 Bast Sth at aITU ATs ‘ON NTED—KY A RESPROTANLE A young giti, as chambdermatd and to again in the iva and ironing, oF ty cook wash agd tron for a armall fan ty; tuk ine Heat of city reference from her last piace, Cal at NO, (2 West 37th ab, neas 7th wve., rad hoor, SCTUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, | x WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE irl to do chamberwork and rane, oF 10 do, and to assist with the washi ag Down; isa neat and tidy girl, and is oblig as the best of city refereuce from ber last gana a S37 7th ave. until sul ited. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY. A RES! PES ‘sachambermald or aurse; would take at 103 Simi hn corner Pacific st, TION AS LAUNDRESS, OR at chamberwork, or do the fine washing. reference, Can be ANTED—A SITU 8 Call at 111 15th at. Can give good two days in the basement. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE AND GEA erienced girl, with good references, «+ 77 Clark st, Brooklyn. tus, and going to the support of General Pope at Rew Madrid. You are aware that for several days past Colonel Bissell, of the Engineer regiment, bas. been ex gaged in the arduous task of transporting steamers ever: land from this point to New Madrid. I say ovesland) but perbaps I should explain what I mean by the word, I would not have the public infer that the crafts were taken over, as the children of Israel were, from one side of the Red Sea to the other, ‘dry shod,” or that they were taken any part of the way except by water; but 5 will say that if any reader of the HxnaLp has a desire te feat of which to boast in his old age, and ‘will come to this place before our troops have mastieated all the cereals upon the neighboring plantations, I will seven ap old Union farmer who will treat him ta SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY | ECTABLE oung girl, as chambermaid and waitress, or eare of children ot. do plain sewing a is 'willing and oblig in Has two ies city reference. ‘all for two days at I) West 20th sty rd floor ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as nurse and searnstress, Beat references from place, where she has lived two years, Call at 81 But- ven Hoyt and Siuith, Brooklyn, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO do the general housework of « small rivate fatally. until auited, at 151 West 26th st, in the rear, sécond tloor, ‘pack room: Can be seen for two di between 7ih ane Sth a TANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS AND ecbambermaid WO young Woman who can cut @nd St latices and children’s dres#es; can give good city reference. Inquire a: 161 Baat 24th st, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND ‘on Wheeler & Wil- rence. Call for two seamstress; understands rewii '@ newinc machine; has god city re dayne at 1B) Bunt sau ‘ANTED—A SITU. ition, OAD, rence giv-@r Apply ataye sin a aan = =e. See woman, ax waitress or pectable referenc on s bogiren, ‘Can -» between 7th and BY A_ RESPECTABLE jambermald; kood city refe- BY, A {RBSPEC CTAB beraeen or two days ot 104 Weet stb You: NG. “WOMAN, Warp as pron or take care of qhildren; wo objection, to BiTU ATIC ON, BY A_ “ANTROD—A SITUATION, BY A HIGHLY RESPECT. ‘able woman, as nurse; is capable of taking care of children trom sheir birth 5 can cow, oF woaid Ge < amber: aired; i ing; beat, of city ber last pleee. Weat 2b corn dodger,” the derivative of which was raised last Sear upon ground over which the boat wete taken. ‘ But let me take a shorter cut to get at the facts. After the first day’s fight with the rebels here it became obvious to every one that the enemy could mevey be dislodged by guoboate and mortars sco and that our only hope of success lay im. get) ting © and force in the rear of them. pibinrrn Commodore Foote conferred by letter with General Pope, who had just suecesded in driving the rebale- out of Southeast Missouri, and asked his co-operation. General Pope signified his willingness to lend the aid of his brave infantry; but how to cross his troops over the swift tor rent of the Mississippi was the question. There was not ‘AN ‘ED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN vate famity 00 cook, wi washer ‘and ironer; is a good in couk and first rate lanndress, Call for two days at 158 feat: sith at, second floor, front room. Waren, SITUATION, Myo cane an chamber ormaid do A RESPECTABLE nd waitress; has no ob- bousework in ts fuinily; the best city f= soo can be given. Inquire ire wt 241 Elizabeth st, for two daye. ‘ANTED—BY_ A VERY _ RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, # situation as chamvermald and to do — sewing, or to aesiet in the washing rejerence, Call at 105 Bast i Tou au far two two fom WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ‘situation as chambermaid, or chambermaid and seam- crema Boat city reverouce given, Can be seen for two days at 10 ., tup floor, front room, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- = Oe eee des bento; povatinete ‘a single craft propelled by steam in the hands oi French city reference given, Call at 81 West | Onion men below our owe fleet, nor could we get Bold of one owned by rebels, in order to ‘‘press it into mer: vice,” To attempt to run one past the rebel batterie, would be to send her to sure destruction, and to hope t; cross without the aid of steam, or in any other way, wag At bas ‘no bom eo the fine washing and ioning e rele- Sonee. Gan be soem for two daye at 178 Went $20 st ms RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT cl, @ situation as chambermaid ud to assist in waah- {ng aw frowing, oF 1 do plain sewin gan bv en. Gall for two days at bk ANTED—BY A i food city reference ASTED—BY TWO RESYECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA won th @ respectable pany: one an cook and the ad gacharmbermaid; bare five uve years fa ber last eiluation. 2H1 Hudson street. rANTED—A SITUATION, BY rl, as chambermaid and nurse; referencer; the Apply for two ‘ieye s RESPECTABLE 00d |x NO objection to the cou rence can b¢ bad. Appi by at, and Myrtle ave., a1 276 Gold ot, ING WOMAN, TO nerwork avd fine between 30h am Sist stn, second ye ata 4 Poor, back room, (nr ‘ED—A SITUATION, BY A YOU a WOMAN, a8 ANTED — A StzUATION, By, A _RESPE TABLE break and rari understands all in at st Went Slat st, NTED—BY A RESPROTAB B ‘YOUNG WOMAN, ‘8 situation to dochamberwork and walling; bee goud city reverence, Call for two days at 431 Tih av NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ‘wo: man, ® situation as COOK, understan and aking; can wake oak of a ome lat ay. earner of 17th at, Fgird door, back room. ARTED Ot A RESPROTABLE, AMERICA ‘wa Bont of eity rorerence. ANTED—A. SITUATION AS CHA’ ‘cone well recummunded ; is willt idren 1 ‘and assist in washing and ironing. oF adress 39 Strong place, South Brooklyn, P ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIR Vion as chambermad amd waitrens; can d Ingand ironing. Apply at her prevent pide, 65 Laight 8., MARRIED WOMAN, wn h midence, Where it 8 1G Grove at, in the iy ANTRD—BY A Ri w rear, for three days sheer chimera. But whore there is a will there iaaway, it is caid, and here is 8 proof of the correctness ef thé saying. ‘Colonel Bissell was called nto council, and whea told what was wanted promised to have the needed transports at the New Madrid levee inside of two weeks ‘That night the Colonel, with @ party of picked mex started im canoes to explore the country lying im the pend of the river between General Pope’s forces ané Commodore Foote’s flotilla. About balf mile abové New Madrid, Chepousa creek, @ small ‘‘bayou,” empties into the Mississippi river, up which the Colonel and his party went some four miles, to © locality known a4 “the Sag.” This “Sag” is a sort of prolonged indenta, tion in the earth, caused by the earthquake of 1811, ang reached from Chepousa creek to Dry Bayou,a te oe | of over five miles, Dry Bayou unites with the sippi just at the foot of No. 8 island, about four miles The Colonel TED-—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, a situation ss chambermaid and to assist in wash af and ironing; bas lived 1n her Inst situation five years, any can have the best of reference in the eity. Apply at Al Emerson's faucy store, 290 34 ANTED—A. SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young git), a8 purse and seamstress, or as chamber maid and to assist with the Washing and ironing. Call at 15 Wood ookiya. ED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as first Fate cook s A baker of bread and biscuit, understands all Kinds of pastry and desserts; no ‘objection to the country; would assist in the washing. Can be seen for two days at 150 East 37th at, between 2d and 3d Beni A SMART AND TIDY YOUNG WOMAN W jon as nurse and seamatress Or waitress, Can ua ve. he beat of eity reference. Can be seca lor two daye as iA Went 32d st., top sloor, 1ront room, dre party went through “the Sag,’ fa pathway for their boats through the tangled floodweod that had been deposited there during the last half contury—emerged into Dry Bayou, down which they cane to the river and to the fleet in safety, arriving at the flagship after thirty-six hours of uninterrupted labor, It would do you ‘a heap of good,’ (as they say out Wea) : to see the old Commedore’s eyes glisten when the Colone] reported to him his success and unyielding belief in the feasibility of his project. Ao order was given to len@ every aid possible, Details of men and boate, and axes, and ropes and spades ‘and pikes, and every other thing needed, were made. ‘The “light draught and fast sailing stern wheel steamer W. B. Torry,” (I quote from one of her advertisements,) was placed at his disposal, and om ‘Thnrsday, March 20, the little floet entered Dry Bayou From that time until to-day the wil VATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ANTED—A sir ATION, to-do the fine waahing, OF t0 best references; ‘Gan None but for the be seen for two di country: need apply. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION 48 ree 16 00 do pista Oey tek pune has lived over tive yenrs 10 hace. he beat clty ferences, Call for two ¢ a -ANTED—BY A RESPEOTABLB YOUNG GIRL, A vo washer jand ironer, of aa suai MSc ay relerence givens Call at 40 ast BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, W ey to take care of enildren, do embroidery and pinin servings has good reference, Call st 261 West Hous ‘st, waste. atm ATION, BY. A SPECTABLE ene; ie willing tata ie fhe wanting and rowing hes the bose Of aity re seat ta hor test plese. Cait at 44 Schermer nore at, near Court, Broo! wrt TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as cvok; 18 @ good baker good city reference tr irom hor last place. Call ‘ur two duyr, It not engaged, at 196 7th y ANTED—BY ‘A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- eral housework, oF to lake cate o: chil- Oi relerence given, Call at nave bad to be cut and dragged away from the ta ‘of the narrow oreeks in order to allow the high chimneys and upper works to pasa through; stumpe and floodwood without limit haye had to be removed; the channel of “the Sag’ bas had tobe deepened in many places, and ‘obstacles almost insurmountable have beem met and overcome, such as would have discouraged any ono but a ‘Yankee of the Bissell school, or tho uni pa unflinching Western boys whom he command: Wednesday afternoon the Terry emerged from ‘the Sag | {oto Chepours ececk, and, with all bands on = ANTED—A SITUATION, FOR A COMPETENT GIRL, ‘As Waitress aud chambermaid, OF ax KeaMntress aN (0 Ochamberwors; can ve Well h nded by her present employer, as 43 os Bor Other Wants See Eighth Page.