The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1862, Page 8

» 8 — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIALs senecilinnaninoonenced Mowvay, June 16—6 P. M. Feday’s bank statement compares as follows with that meses last Monday:— Wk ena’a. Specie. Cirewlation. bey ry te Gussisast S1.248,892 8,889,093 125.60 14. 144,016,960 81,162.48 8,814,322 125,6:3,979 Bee 005,000 Teale 86 804 “4,171 ~ “changes from last week are insignificant, except in regard to loans, which have inereased. The increase, considering the difficulty of using money, reflects credit on the energy and shrewd- ness of the bank managers. It is not very easy to find employment for money just now. "The specie reserve is now about eleven millions higher than ‘sed to be considered a safe average. Sonie of the bankers will probably take advantage of the pre- sent excitement in gold to let the street have a few millions, which can be taken back hereafter ata difference of two or three per cent. Some of the brokers report an increased de- mand for money to-day. This arises mainly from the increase of speculation in stocks, whieh has the effect of increasing the circle of borrowers on all. So far as we can learn, the amount of money seeking employment is steadily on the increase ; all the leading lenders are ready to dispose of heir means at 4 per cent, and none of them will ilow over 3 per cent for temporary deposits. Green back “reasury notes were worth 3% to-day. ‘Bhe Sub-Treasury received less than $100, 000 on deposit at 4 per cent, and over $400,000 for con- version—making about $1,450,000 received for con- version since Friday morning. A very slight im- ment on this would put an end to all the idle tek about an inflation of paper money, @pd would yeenre for Mr. Chase a steady sale of enough 6.20 gonds to detray all the expenses of government. ‘Bhe bullion and exchange market continued all dey much excited. At the opening to-day the tending drawers asked 118 for billion London, then ‘Wey, then 118, then 1173{, then 118, and lastly MP, Gold epened at 10624, then fell to 106%, Men rose to 10634, and closed, at the Brokers’ Beard, 106% bid. Both drawers and exchange ‘eokers seem crazy. It is evident, however, that tHe attack will be of brief duration. “There is no weal basis for the rise in gold or bills, and neither ean be lasting. The advance in gold will happily Dave the effect of enabling many parties who have ‘been buyers and holders to sell out without loss. ‘Banks and bankers in the country should not lose the present opportunity, but should order their etd sold at once. On lst proximo—i. ¢., in two sweeks—between $7,000,000. and $8,000,000 of geld will be disbursed in this city for interest on the federal and State debte. If any one sap- peses that the owners of this large sum will hoard M at a cost of % per cent s month, and ‘without any “prospect of dividends on it, when people are making five per cent in a month, and sometimes five per cent in a week, bythe purchase ‘ef bonds and stocks, he is very much mistaken. ‘We have reason to believe that the holders of large amounts of government and State securities are alveady selling, for future delivery, the gold they ‘wi receive on the ist of July. ering Spt by ‘Me bulls in gold that we may lose a large amount @ gold by export. We can lose no more gold to Borope than will cover the difference between our shipments of produce and our receipts of goods frem thence; and, as was shown by the tables in ‘is morning’s Henato, there is already a balance ef ever $6,000,000 in our favor on the trade of the fiseal year, and we are increasing this balance atthe wate of over a million monthly. We have still in Rand a balance of about $20,000,000 of the gold we took from Europe last year, to say nothing of ‘the receipts from California. The demand for eeia for export will not, probably, this year, do ‘more than restore to Europe the coin we took frem thence last year; and meanwhile our reserve fs being steadily increased by the supply from @altfornia, It is surely idle to expect, under such eireumstances, to maintain the premium on gold. Exchange dealers have been excited for the past @sy or two by stories ,about stocks coming home for sale. The fact is that some of our smart Bankers have been making a good deal of money Dy trading on the ignorance and fears of European holders of American securities. Bat the game maust be nearly played out. They are beginning te understand, on the other side, that this eountry is stronger and richer, and better @ble to pay its debts, than it ever was, and they are not as willing ae they were when ‘Dr. Russell was predicting our financial ruin to part with their American investwents. Itistrue ‘that stocks are relatively hicher here than abroad; ‘bat, with exchange at 1174, the diiference must be very large indeed, even to cover expenses. Stocks opened with a heavy feeling this moru- fing, and a decline was generally anticipated. Before ‘the board Central sold down to 95. But the market ‘was irrepressible, and before the morning session had expired Central was up acain to 9634. Other @escriptions, with the exception of Galena, which ‘was { better, were lower than on Saturday after- ween. Government sixes sold at a decline of 4, Brie fell off %, Erie preferred 1, Hudson 1, Har- Jem preferred 2, Michigan Central 1%, Southern ola %, guaranteed %, Miinois Central /, Toledo % &c., &c. Between the boards the market was @tmeng, but transactions were limited. At the gecond board a feir amount of business was done. ‘Brie and Central were 4 higher than atthe morn- mg board. Harlem preferred rose 1, and the Mobigan shares (all three) about % a 5% each. Go- ‘wermments closed steady. The general market was q@ite firm at the close, the following being the last nage Btates 6’s, registered, 1881, Wee %; coupon, 1881, 106% a %; @. 5's, A Hoot a; Tennessee 6's,59% a 3; Wieginia 6's, 56% 0 57; North Carolinn 6's, ma 98%; Missouri 6's, 5274 a 44; American gold, 10644 ® %; Pacific Mail, 116% a 117; New York Cen- teal, 953, 2 96; Erie, 38% a 7%; do. preferred, 663; @%; Hudson River, 48 a \; Harlem, 143; a 44; do. preferred, 443, a %; Reading, 58% 969; Michigan @entral, 677, a Michigan Bouthern and Nortn- ern Indiana, 25% a %; do. guaranteed, oo % Panama, 137% ® 133; Minoie Central, 63% a %; Galena and Chicago, 72 a 4; Cleveland and Toledo, @ 0}; Chicago and Rock Islandy 68 » 14; Chi- cago, Burlington and Quincy, 79% a 60; Milwau- kee and Prairie du Chien, 35 a 4%; New York Cen- twa) 7's, 1876, 108 a 4; Erie third mortgage bonds, 90% # 100; Michivan Central 8's, first mortgage bonds, 10744 @ 108; Illinois Central bonds, 7's, ma% ‘The business of the Bub-Treasury was as fol- dows to-day:— The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $36,326,138 97, and the balances 91,967 589 36. ‘The Michigan Contra] has declared # dividend of ‘three per cent. ‘The following official notice is published by au- ‘thority of the Michigan Southern Company:— ‘The holders of the M! Nahigan Seuthern tor! bonds, which fell due November 1, 1860, and ef the Northera Imtiane fret bonds, which fell due August 1, ‘TOA, are reque © pronent therm at this office (or pay. ment, ov the teu inetams. Interest will acoruing on mid bonds on the 16tb instant, except im those cases ‘where the holders shail not have received this notice of zymes, and, in those cases, on the date of reqviying The ¢ carsings of the Erie Railroad for the month of May wer + $675,944 96 006,6.0 49 soe e108 ,T08 46 WAY, dune 16, ie | C) U 96'9,°81, reg 108% 200 whe Kise RR Use», "Bl, be | 100 do... NEW YORK J4eRALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, e a ia —— nl 22000 U 3 6’s,’Th.cou 97 16000 US5’s, T4, cou. 9736 10000 Trea 3. Mo6' 7000 California 78. . BOW NYCeneb'T6.. 108 35 2000 FrieKR3mba’83 9934 150 2000 Erie RR 4m bis 92% 100 10000 Brie RB 6m bs Hi wn HB 100UHUdRIvRR zmb 9 = 400 do... 2000sicLCSpcdo.s10 104 — 100 Mich Central ie. 6% 10000 do 810 10d}¢ 1100 do. 87 17600 Mich 5 bds 87 100 do. 87 8000 Mich so si bds. 2% 100 Mich £0 & 8 IRR a% x d ° 330 + 21% 813g 100 a + 2h b 21 100 Tol & Wad pref.. 46 wT 300 HAAS Nig ete 62% 96% 100 ve 8 % = & aed Sx 71900 TerH' tw 830 ‘ es 3 SOVOCHICRNWaes’'tD 250TH Cen B nye are. 635g D6O 63% 95 oy 3000 Tol & Wab2mb 70 894g ‘2000 Gal & Chi 1st m 108 64 6000 Clev & folsf bs 9T 2236 1000 Pits,FW&Chim 98 mig 2000 Det MkTollstm 95 1K 105000 Amer goid... 1% 30000 do. 12 2000 do. 1K 5000 72h 60 abs mechatianee 108 60 Amer Ex Bank 47% 12 Hanover Pank. 41% 50 Metropolitan tik. 108 41% 50 Del&Hud Canaiwo 97% «10 ae oe gx £0 cate and iat, MU&PduCh2dp 1 L&W RR.. 102 ‘excoxD BOARD. at 18% irg! 2000 Mitinois war in. 103 1000 Erie 3d m b,'83. 9934 5000 Pit, AWAC, 1m 98° 4000 American gold 196% do... . B60 1 100 — Clev&Tel Cm . 80 io ee New York City Banks, June 14, 1862. Bania. Toans. Spere. Circulat’n. $7,499 865 1,666,522 46, + 7,160,045 2,683,011 265, 716,633 98.409 + 454.666 50,731 1,475.873 12 3,439,719 cil 273 2,880,467 1,744. tal... 3, 752,416 Garannseenitic 1 ae Lid Dock 367 Mercantile 2, Narine. 1,24 Mech. Big Aes... 1,110,298 Manuf. & alerch. 1.004200 i 1,720,451 ly 40 961 th America. 2 y eee 1,637,206 780,804 10,138,540 2517 631,004 1 Seventh Ward. State. 4360: 59 pt. Nicholas. 909,899 Shoe & Leather. 2,90 2,096,955 Teacesme 1 346,005, Unica... 2,716,053 Total..... $i, paitnnatie 81,103, 043 8 8,814,522 25,643,275 cITry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Movpay, June id-—6 P. M. Amm.—The market was ugchangod, while sales of 20 bbie. pola were made at $575 a $5 81}4. Toaris were nominal at $6. Breavercyrs.—Flour—The market was heavy and re- coipts large, while prices fell of about Ge. per barrel, especially om ocommon and medium grades of State and Western, Good to prime extra brands were unchanged. ‘The salen footed up about 120,000 bbis., cloving within ‘the following range of prices -— = ag dasa about 900 bbis. at the abore quota tions. Southern dour was les bucyant, while sales em- Draced 1,500 bbs. at the above prices. Rye dour was stexdy af our figures, with salesof 200 bois. Corn meal was sieaty and in good request, with sales of 800 a 900 supplies of which were hmited, while inferior ‘were dull: the salen embraced abont. 45,000 bushels at $1.06 for Canada ol.b, $1.34 for prime white Ken. / $1 a$l 17 (or penne amber Western, $108 for amber iowa aid Green Bay, $1 12 )5 a $1 16 for red West- orn, 980, @ $1 05 ter Milwaukee club, the latter figure fur choke, and 9c. @ $1 01 for Chicago spring. The receipia of corm were light aud the mar. ket Dbevver, with sales of 45,000 bushels at Abc. 0 S00, for new mixed, and at 62c. a Sie. for old wixed, im store and delivered, Yam at 640. for Western yellow, Rye was firm and sod el with moder salon at 71c. a 72e. Barley and barley mait were 9 nd pomiai,” Unis were Arm, with sale. of Canadian and Western at 41c, a 43e., and of State at 43 ge. Corrus.— ‘ihe saies en braced 2.000 bags of Kio at p.t. 100 do, Maracaibo a: 21 %c., 60 mats Java at 2bc. and 160°Dags St. Domings ai 19ice., aud 10 bags Jacnaice at Wye. i trox.—The market was firm, with sales of 360 8 400 Dales on the basis of Sic. a 31 Mer for miadling nplamds. Frevanm.—Rates were steady, but less active, a the supplies of grain were more or lese restricted by « break in the canal, To Liverpool some 28,000 bushew of wheat were engaged, in bulk amd in ship's bags, at 10d. and ‘at 28, 9d. To London 13,000 bushels wheat, in bulk, at 10d., and 2,000 a 3,000 Ubix flour at &, Am Austrian bark was taxca up for Cork and a market, to oad with 26,000 bushels eorn, at 7s. 64. per quarter. Rates to Havre were «t-ady. bay ote dull, with moderate paien at S60. a 00c., for shi apd Obc. a 70c. for city use, Morsson.—The ‘was steady, while sake were Wenived. Naval Stonms.—We have no change to notice in prices, whieh were irregular, and sales iimived. Pxovmows.—Pork— The market was steady, while salen wore rather more active. The sales embraced about 600 & G0 bbis., at $10 873g & IR for mess—chietiy a the ide fignre, for extra heavy barrels; and prime, ‘chieily at |, with some quoted at $8 75. Beet continued heavy avd dull. A sale of 50.8 60 bbls. waa mule at $11 608 $12 875¢ for plain mens, Bad at $12 fo. $14 for extra. Prime mesa beef and beet hams were quiet and nominal, Sacon was neg- ery Cot one ere 10 ag cys toe ac. & AKC. ard wi rm ia fair demmand Sales of 800 7 SINS four es good to prime yell makmg at 160, @17¢., und Ohio do. nt ido. 8 12. Stale cheese of good was gelling at 7c., white Ohto wan now inal + wud heer aoe The market was mere aotive, emer fins, The salen foored itp nthont t,/00 Treo. Oates, conga teers 6% ha: Mig GOURM, Ml a Tigo. 7}. for grocery Warenay was big) oad more setive, w 1,200 a 1,600 bbls. repe.ten oo Ko. 8 aud at 26g. © 26)40, Jor Wesiern, a enlen ef 260, for fimo, Kew Church Convention. Bostow, June 16, 1862. Me forty-third session of the New Church General Convention was beld shia year im the Now Jerussiem ehureh, Bowdoin street, Boston, andcommenced on Wed mecday, the 11th, and ended on Sunday, 16th inst. 1. ogates and visitors attended from various parts of the country, in number about 500, though about 1,000 persons generally were present at the leading services of the convention. On Wednesday the President, Rey. Thomas Worces- ter, D. D., delivered big annual address ; om Thursday, the Rey. J. R. Hibbard, of Chicago, preached, aud oo Friday, the Rey, A. Silver, of this city, delivered a dis- course. On Thursday evening the visitors and frieuds were sniertaiued with selections of sacred music by the Boston New Charch Choral Seciety, under the direction of Mr. George Webb. The business session closed at three o’eivek on Savurday, by reading ® most interesting and invaluable addrese (rom the New Caurch Sav land, after which tbe friends, in Jarge numbers, p ceeded to Brookline, on the outskirts of Boston, to acce)t an open air entortainment given by Mrs. Philbrick, in her beantifu! grounds. Sunday termimated the retizious services by 4 serinon from Rey. Mr. Dike, of Bath, in tho morning, and the Rev. W. H. Benade, of Philadelphia, in the evening. In the afternoon the Holy Supper was administered. ‘The detogates from Brooklyn and vicinity were Messrs. L.S. Burnham, Dr. MoTat, S. Herbert ani G. Whiteker, who returned highly gratified with 1) UB @oUrtesies extended them by their Eastern br Fire Near Kankakee, Mi. Kayxkakzs, Ill., June 16, 1862 ‘The house of Anthony Stanton, seven miles east of this place, was destroyed by fire this afternoon, Three of bis children perished in the flames, and his wife and sister were badly burned, The latter is not expected to re- cover. The Canadian Parliament. ‘Toronto, C. W., Jane 16, 1862, Hon, William McDougall, Commissioner of the Crown Lands, was elected a member of Parliament from North Oxford on Satardsy. The whole of the Upper Canadian portion of the new ministry have now been returned without opposition, Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Puapgiruta, June 16, 1862. Stocxs steady. Pennsylvania 5's, 903; Reading Rail- road, 294; Morris Canal, 4734; Long’ Island Railroad, 17, Pounsyivania Railroad, @K. Sight exchange op New York "Bor Other Wants ‘See First Page AS ‘TED—FEMALES. IRL WISHES A SITUATION; HAS (LIVED re in a gentleman's family at ‘home, and Be Gan" etcen until engaged at No, Sou Weat jet Bt RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT FRE} lady’e maid and seamstress air dressing, houseLee A, A SITUATION WANTED—BY 4, RESPECTABLE GIRL, ‘aa first rate oook, washer and frouer; is to make herself generally useful If required; can give the best of city Feference, Call at 161 West oth et ; between 7th and 8h avs, 1862.—TRIPLE SETUATTONS WANTED—PEMALES. A o NTED-BY, “X ResPecri pos ¥ rtands her vastness thorous RESPECTABLE PROYESTANT GIRL WANTS A A gitcstion a8 covk in 4 xiaall private fauaily, hese Objection to ageist in wasuluy and troning, oF Ww do Cen be seen ior two daysat lol ait aw ot Uy edming wae Le work of & eurall private. fain ee stor lat place. Appy a U0 West toth » between 6th aud 7th avs. for two d WOMAN WANTS As Toa. ; hay Go oD. AA von wa Jeciion to Good etiy reference » between Osh and tu YouNG PRICA o nulind enilaren nat Tom, 4h Brow D, A SITUATION as COOK, BY awh the best of city veteron iunss perivetly, Gall at, or aduvess for th at WANTS & SITUATION | 48 washer aud troner ime suAAHL saaellg, oF tore 4 . Can Bo peen aand Hoyt. SITUATION WANIED—BY A. | KESPBCTABLE YOUNZ WILAR, 4s Co4kl's Nurse and seair Sands all Suds of” faosliy sowing and he frum birth; operates om Grover & Baxer wid) iach es Undesikans two cays, at) Wear ost of ciiy seierecen gives Can be Seem for two days a m RESPECTABLE he shegered WISHES A SITUATION toceok, Wade and HOM, aud to do general housework sinall private (amily; govd reiereuce cau va given Mf re- quired, Cam be seek i0r wo days, If DOr eugager, at 19 Crosuy at. SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COOK; Ras vo Objection to wrsiat B Waslin, and ironing, we Goes baker o: brea, wud undere.ande Dower porte dy! bas Objeciian to the counuy, Can de seem ior two days at Ss Kooy 8i., 1rout ub RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS seamstress, Undersianda wil Kins of fain ly sewibg, embrodery anc dresmoaking; @r Lo im chamberwork orm careof vhillren. |“ Goou city rwierwnee, Has Uo ol fc, Lion to go a short distavee iu the country. Cull at or address 160 2d st,, corner 0 Sous 3d Wt., for iw ITUATION WANTED—BY AN HONEST GIRL. CALL at Li Attorney at,, between Grant and Division ste, ITUATION WANTiD—BY A RESPFCTABLE GIRL, as laundiess, of to do general housework 10 @ siuall family, Can de seeu for two days at her iass place, 172 Uon- gress wt, Brooklyn, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, as chaubermaid aud waitress; wold assist wich the Washing and ironing. Can be sven ‘at the house of Aer pre- sentempioyer, 182 Lexington ay., fortwo uays. Good city relerence given, 'O0 RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT SITUAIIONS— one w do chambec work aud asset in the washing und sewing; the olber Wo cook Aud assist In the Wasinug Speen undersiance all kinds of baking for # private family; have no ubjectic toge short distance in the coun- if city reference, Caillat or address 24 Bast Wiib st, for two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and waitress, or todo chamb: r- work and sewing and take care of chiliren. Can be seen for tween 7sh and 8h avs present employer's, 166 West 33d st., be- A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A BITU- ation as an experienced nurse or chamberimnald; the best of cliy reference, wit satixfantory reference from her FIRST CLASS OOOK WA! ON IN A Privaie faraliy: beet of city reference cau be given, Ap muited at Bo Bast 22d at, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL. BE- tween 14am 16, to dochamberwork and walting er to mind children; Ree city reference from her last place. Call for two days at 108 Wess 19th s., second floor, fro2t room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, charaberma«id and waitress, of to tase care of childrem and do sowing: @ good sitaation preierred to high wages, would do hou-ework in a small family; good city refereno= from her last piace. Can be seen at 222 Sullivan st., between Amity and Bleecker sts. RESPECTABLE GIRL Wises ASITUATION: I8 A UIs Fate wasner and ironer; 18 @ good plain cook; best of city reference. Apply a 16 Jamon sie Brooklyi, for two da SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- very good cook, and an excellent washer and ing to do the plain washing atid trouing in a ivate family; bas no objections ww go to the country @ short distanee, Good referene” can be given. Can be sen pl spore at 73 West Houston st, near Wooster, third A PES!’ ECTA BLE oerinaid and waiter, or 10 iwtnd to the country for the summer, a. RL WANTS A SITUATION AS ing to do any «ind of reference from ber l Ince, Bt Foreyih st, SITUATION WANTED-BY A CESPECTABLE young woman, to travel with a family, w take c Childzen nod mew; of would go to Washiugn. Call for days at 1) Washington st enain fen ing; ce IN WANTED—BY A RESPECTABL, ieneral house ine private tamil . Can be seen for tyo days at 149 Jounson at, », Brooklyn, ABOUT BRE AKING UP HOUSE SEKEEPING, Iris, as cook, wply for two Chambermnait or_isundrers, and waitress, days at 16 West 174 RESPECTABLE ¢ RL WISHES A SITUATIC ’& 004 pala cook, good Washer and froner, and w fave no objection w do chamberwork and assist with Wasuing and treuing; would have no objection to go Wy the sonra ood city reference, Call for two days a: 106 Til CTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A BITU- amberinaid and seamstress; can co all : ne objection to going in the country. 25 Weat shu b Whe near 7th at. AY SEAMSTRESS. —* SITUATION WANTED, BY A Fuspevtable Young Korman, Wie has worked at dress six years; is fully competent toent and fit ladies’ tnd chilired’s Greases: would ave, no objection to yo & ry ance in the country au fog to wssiet with the chy rete ‘Can be seen at 147 COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS good cook, washer and ironer, or would do chauiber- 5 and eae eas peo sts, SS reference. \y for two days at 13 Unto is . bene Hi and Lith ata, ter ee NEAT, TIDY GIRL WISHES A SIPUATION IN A email privase fam{ly, er is williay to wave with # indy} f usetvl oy sewing and kuitting, Inquire at A ean make by 22134 Broome wt,, in tue candy wiore, for two Gays. SITUATION WANTED-BY & FIRST Cli \S8 LAUN. as wtih in & yrrvate fasmbly, & would bave no objection jo asalet with of city reterence from ber last lace: Can be econ at 83 ¢ Toth et, tn the fancy tore. 8 COOK, AC.—AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS & siustion; understands meats, soups, ae. Will anaint in Woahtue:, oF will take sivarge ot milix aod wutuar has lent revert . at Ackerman 4 Conklin's, wt x AGERICAN GikL WAKT3 A SITUATION AB nurse or seametress in an American tamiy. Cau be dean at 165 Went Broadway. SITUATION WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE ¥ wo. man, to do general Lousework; is @ Uret cave Waaler roner; 4a baker; or Would take charge Of 8 daly, 5 Mo objeetion ve the Cadi at ob YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO DO chanberwork aud plain sewing; haa no objections to axe rare of chikiren; hae the best of Sty rofereno-s; no ob jeckous to go in ibe Cvumtry, Cau abor uddruss 2b4 baat i ate, Lop Mo ‘A'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A HOUSEKEE =! mide aged wowae, oF nurse in a reapertatle famnily; iicastse he care of bauy from: ite birth and ean ao All kiods of family sewing; bas many yc ‘or address {or ue work in a Willow see wouus Brooitiyn, three doors frou Atlanthe w A SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG wOLLAN, as SeAInMFEse; CAD do Ail Kinds of family w Ing; is a good shirt maker; cam cu and fit cuuldrem's di omses, can operave on Wherier & Wiison's sowing machine; hee no sodntry; haw the emt of ety refaremve from country; ve er lat Gu bse fortwo Gaye aC ‘ah ave., between wih aud A REAPRCTARL YOUNG WOMAN WA A Sesracpanse rocne woman wate a Pt: aad i 8 goud plain sewer, ki cuiltren; te willie enild: aad fot 5 ren — i Wast sity, Gan be seen wnt A ‘SITUATION a “A rag it Ure and Reametroan care 16s Ro tataaeg. Has tne Cem of aaty retorsro, nT) —tledoaabade we ay goods KITVATION WANTED-—BY A YOUKG wou AS aampivermasd Se eamarees chambermald wh won. Con give ° ee ‘poe from Ly © two days 06296 West Houston nt, Near rick, Nu (WOMAN WANTS 4 StruaTION. in co@, a FINK Fate Wamhereud irousr ap. an oF would do ehorberwork and fige Wash- no objection t9 the suntry; goou city ie: en, 8006 Woet Lith at, in the base. “BITUATION WANTED-BY A widow Wom: With one calld, @ hoy ‘our years oll; willimg to make herself generally user! in city or country; wages no ob ject, bat # oud home desired: god relerenve, Appiy at 206 Mth ty Detwoun int and 24 ter LWould do digas ein berWork Hero, Can de wen . Tropt reame, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A gituauon as chamberuiald aud waiter, or nurs sad cock, fm a staal tamuy; none Dut respectally iamutes need all,” Can be seen ut 423 Grand st,, Jorwey City. ANTED-—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS ‘waitress and ¢hambermald, or ws camberiad and 10 asedst im the wasniug und irouing, Best refereuce, Gall at 32 West 6th wt ANTED—A SITUATION, 3 ‘are old, to take care o1 | BY A YOUNG GIRL 16 idren, er as waitress, in a Mott 6. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A us girl, to do general Housework; can ao pain sewing; KICE, “INDUSTRI. a firs saw’ wasuer ana ironer; cat vive the best of ey Felerenves “Tn4uire in the store, 25 7th ay., for two days. 'ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘young woman, to do general housewors OF Wo vs 1h a boarding cy » Best of a Telercace given, Cali atus Carsiopber street, Wate =D—A SITUATION AB cook c OR LAUNDRESS, | 1a 4 mad private family, by a youn, woinan wich the » AbPAY tox iwo daye st 189 Bust 221 of, ne beat elt near 3 Fetereuce, av., fourth SHEET. __ SITUATIONS WANTED—PRMALES, Wires SITUATION, BY A MOST RES°KOTA. ble wornan, as coe; 98 te an excellent washer sud iersiands ler business perfvetly, Has ‘ae tanita, The best of ty axles ‘need apply. Call dress fae twe dage iss Wets stn eh, meats or. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT YOUNG girl, es chaia rma and to assist with washing aud froutng, or would agstet in Taking care bid reo. jas no 0 20 & short distance in the count: Hos he best of referere® from place. Call for two days at anne SITUATION, IN A BMALL, PRIVATE fam y. by @ respectable girl; Is a good pla'n couk, baker 9 ples, ra. po objection to wsatsi in ton to do housework; piage, Call for two da, WASTED—A SITUATION, BY 4. RESPROTARLE _ sng iri to do pain sewing oF take car of evil ig # ho 00jeCLous © go. Im bhe country; b nuyer com be ween. Gull 2¢897 Went Sech eh; Over ihe store. —A SITUATION, BY A RE: TABLE to coon, Wasi Aud son,or do general hoax ood rrierence frou her last place. Call at 337 Amx ND WIFE DESI my ta the on 3 - ly eae uniere'ands dairy works ibe Of berses; cond uct as coachin we pond They cam give the of reverepees, inguive tueir present employer, at 112 2d av. A= RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISIIES TO OBTAIN: tion as coachman xnd groom, w.so theronghly ume dotstands his-busineas dhrougioug taal is branenes; can produc one years’ Arat class tity and cou rel 8s to cheater aiid Feapectab lity wud be willing 10 99 1e on rt oO country, Call af Mr, De saney’s 0) Biot] lich at, or address J, Ne Hers Li vithce. A SITUATION WANTED—AS COACH MAN, BY AW uanman, In clsy or country; undevstands bo ai First clase references, Address J. B., box JoacuMan's SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE: wan, who bas lived in the best fa-nilies tn i tig city. Viry vslety refirence, Call at 103 Bast 22d at, or address F. Dy, conch: Herald office, ANTED—A BIIUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN. WHO varelol driver; ¢an ai puwe three ‘years; fest lived i Felureuce; anu tidy; coun'ry ureterred, Any gene Genon wantinga usecui mah may aduress . A. HL, box 147 herald ouice, | (ACTION 70 MAP AGENTS. —LLOYD*8 GREAT MA of tiv: Southern Sitter, engraved 9: sivel, 4a Used by ar Departinent, box been reduced In prt? to 35 oe vr ue » mee ef aLperier pyviis| name errors, at lewling toe pabiie to sw Linya’s Lar.« §) te Map of the Fir ‘tren So Being of the same name as myseli, I see no other way than to uc down the price of my Svel erry May to the priee of Ba trashy word ik map, wine T do tia day vo There are no wa al tod. F Loy in the War Department, Dena tate, Land Odler Dopartiment, wanter’s Depa nd are used by General Halleek, bu Buell, and all our oticers in the ariny. Hence the wany unshy “Looyd’s" maps which are out upon He public, Lioyd’s Map of Virgin‘a ie he oulf withority for he Ars noma, Send lor cirealars oF all our the ‘Seer tary of pe Ba Maps, with vwrine tor agents. Tem doijars can be mad. ‘holesale agents waated in Cer & joruia and England, Address J.T. LLOYv, i zak ytd orene Wanien—one wifd 148 TAD a xperience iu the retail irade, to go ‘eur’s ©: Aistane: up the Hudson river; must hi tions, anu be from 17 to 20 yenrs betwren 10 and iz o'clock, at 91 WASTEDTA BUSINESS MAN, HAVING A FEW hours (a spare dady, to act as agent. Adarese Vkacic M. Whi, box 12) Herald offic. ANTEDTA COACHMAN FOR A GENTLEMAN A nee in the cONnEFY;#iK0 & young man te and cow and make himself uselul ply to Mr, Danning, 15 Cou rANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A PHOTOGRAPHIC galery; one Who has/souwe experieues iy priutios, and can mace udinsef useful. GREY & 00., 43) broaaway. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN one y reierred, Inquire of J. Sotclocis, this day. NG ppiy at tak Nterohants’ Gierkal Rgisiry olive. | Siuuatioue 7m ty advance, "Hererenoe 10 sat KTED—A SOBER, STEADY MAN TO DRIVE A Buglishicun pre- at Drayton & WANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN. APPLY yy at 71 Murray st Waxtep YOUNG MAN, IN A LIGHT OFFICE business. One having from $30 19 $60 in eash to de- positas a security with hs employer for integrity (nose others need apply may hear of @ good responsivie sisuation, Audress A. B. C,, box a4 Herald vilics, ‘WANTED-—25 YOUNG MEN, IMMEDIATELY, TO GO to sea, on short and long Yoyages; # rare chunce fer green hands, Apply at 160 Maxiea isne,one deor from South street, up suire, AH clothing furnished for the above ANTED-A G00D BARKEEPER FROM EXPERI ence, with goud pay. No, ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS RETATL: DRY GOODS salesmen; must have rood relerenve. Also a bey, te ¥ this moraing, afer 8 ut Reilly YOUNG MEN WANTED. WANTED, A FEW YOUNG men, well recommenced, to do Licht work. Apply 0 F. Giraud, commni rehaut, 364 Pearl st., secoad \oor. V TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oun, gir, 0 do chamorwork aad puin sewing, or Work; yoo chy refercuce, no objection 1 the two days at, 120 7th 'ave., rear Bouse, Vy ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE Erle; cue aacesk, washer aud Woman, ov to'de suerel Nurs, ihe other as Burs’ ese, Und Call nt or acdvens a2 Bast 2lat ct, for two hs wt PARLE 1, as cbanuwermaid and waite oe be Wy sg to lake care of cagaren oF do Hi,di Koueewors, Can be » fortwo duyeat tt house 0: bor preset etmploy er, 14) West oth st TABLE YOUNG eae vt “ony Pefevuuce sowing given.” Uall for wo days ai Sstse wt, ¥ @ gentleman’ for two days JANTED—A SITUATION AS $ WET NURSE, BY A Jeaithy Wows, Wika & fies bres OL mh twuily, Cail as or uduress 223 Bust Ich y J ANTED—BY A “PROTESTANT WOMAN, a SITUA- thot, \6 cook, wasn and trum 1a e anal private famit the beat ety refer ot place, Cali at iL wt, ewe Te ave, I ‘ie rear. J ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOU a couk «th to assist in weeding midi! ds of pastry; has no ot iaiactory referesice given. m Hicks and ieury, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN ENGLISH WOMAN, as cook, by one Why undersands all Kiuds of Avie ean aod Huglish coosin,, ¢ with the best Or eity - “Apply at 42 Par corner of Pearl, roo 5, ANTRD-DY. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A As Seamnstiews; con make ladies! arene fauuly sewing, emuroideriug and making; do chamnberwork; would like to urevel wh pedis gain give tae os! eity referenee, Callat 27 Union rwoklyn, WxtED oA SITU, ‘ATION AS WET NURSE, Feepretauio Protestant wemem. deed Pefersn T hast pier, mo vy jeckon country. Inyureat Got woen isth’and ioth ates over ths rug’ store, far irooklyn. ANTED-BY A MIGHLY REEPECTABLE YOUNG woman, # situation as caild’s ouree and piain sewer, or to do chuimberwork and waiting. Boat o: elty reference from her ast pluo’, where she has lived four yeaa. Gall at 226 25th sb, between Bth and 94 ws, first Hour, back room, for two day a. W4teD—4 SITUATION TO DO CHAMBERWORK erat housework Grea" yrelersnce. Apply at 26F Wantep—a )—A SITUATION - COOK; Is AN EXCEL jeut cook and aa excellent bread and cake taker; te Willing to assist with the washing and ironing. to go to the country. Has the best of inst place, Apmy at 46 Weet léth ot, Warren—a SITUATION, BY A P in @ private family; underatands her busivess in ca fend dinuer to table im Boglish or French style. Has the vent of elty reference; bas mo objection to go to ie county 5 ; Newport preerred, Can ve seen ut 19> Bast amt | ny ob- city reference ite brawe: \WAsTEDTA SITUATION To DO CHAMDBEW ON wnd walling, OF As nureeand Keawustres, Gall at 36 Bethune st,, eorwet of Wasuington, rvom Li. V ANTED—A SITUATION, EITHRR IN 1 yO udy “iri, isha i rh oer ale. iy wc it Harper court, 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation ag chamberivuid and would do waidog; would be wiiling to do the housework of a xinall private tanaiys iy reference. Cali at 130 Weed ith st, 'B CITY OR a4 eulld's puree aod ‘The best of aity reve- ANTED—A siTUATiIoN, BY A RESPROT. mashing oa 6s oF 16 do — ber work tpatine Wire +14 Py wet SS sata ye ave. ANTRD—BY A RESPEOT, You! Winston ss took, rear seme. pena worn tot & minall Sainily ; janet wt, [ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOCWG WOMAN, A situation as chtid's nurse Mente tare ta ene doe HELP| “WANTED—FEMALES. ND SERVANTS OF ALL NW. oflice, w Il tind thSs mt 878 6th th . 15 years established. N. vale furilies, foarding Rousse, hovele and watering placts promptly sutted, TTUE LANGE SERVANTS’ INSTITUTE—APPLY FOR il, eapaole servants, corner Of 11th st, and 6 8. .irich, Ameri an and Provestact we 1 € ee by Birs, FLOYD, Good places wha yeneral usework. Apply at the sesoud hous east oF Lesingtom tn bhet st Rs WANTED—AT 87 BROADWAY; Lands: no others noed apply. Cuil betwoen ad ah re SERVANTS WANTED<AT 10 TILLARY ST., BROOK. i Respoctabie servants cau ovtain situations withe fo Gret elves families, in the oity and country, at the hihest wages. by ap a: Mr. CHRISTOPHER'S old esta’ ished agency, No. W Tilary street, Brookiya, Servants sent T, 10 act as housekeeper in a ps pber of the Wage! J ANTED—A SMART GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAL rk of a small family; must be a good plain cook and yord washer and ironer. Apply at 43 Tompkine Place, South Brooklyn, “LECTURES. ‘) PUBLIC LECTURE wil BE DBLIVERED, on *Gonteryatisa,” i cb me, J. corher of avenue aw ccnespay June 13, 19:2, by brot. r ihe, of More Lolge, Tue Neprane ‘bien iu aco wolunteared: services, . C. AVERY, Secretary pro tem. A S LOST AND FOUND. _ pe LOST.—A ¥ YELLOW scoroH TERRIER & BLUR. reward Will be axl for hex ret wWeatElevenshaee rt i aad a4 Lost—g2 rh Terrier 1) a emwall red name of return nD.—, BLUE ISLE OF SKYR ui neteenth street; Dike on his neck And! amewere ee ene anon. The alo esevard wil be paid upon hig Gramerey pars SOUND_AN IRON WATER TANK, AT THE HOUSTOW Lie owner ad huye by proving Bro ASUM OF MONEY, WHIOE mn svplicat on at 40 South strect, DUP, WESTWARD OF NEW Ha. Orion, of Fau RY ra j.band mainsail! her puiuculare uppy to D. BROWN & n OUND=YESTERDA’ the owner can rece: x0 ND—ON FRIDAY LAST, A POCKETBOOK, OON- tuning # sum of money, ‘Fue owner cam have i qoorribing the same and paying tae expenses, Cull wt be fy OUND. -A NOG, A FRENCH POODLE. THE OWNER nave the eame iy proving property und paying ex- ptt it not called tor nul be to pay expenies, Apply t Twenty -aixth sire OUND—Y! W. THE OWNER CAM haverher uy pus ir snd paying ali char cm, inquire of ie orate rol Teuth avenue and Thir- ue a are al Ost_ON OR ABOUT THE 37TH OF APRIL Last ou the Third aveaie oars or su Harlem, a black Baglin walfakip Memorandwua Book, inarked Jas, McDonald, Mi eet ater Worn ise,” Oh the inside ous. note of" 93,00 against John McD dq several other par pers, of Do value UnIy io the owner. “A iiberal reward iss ee paid on leaving it at PA V, Yort's, 144 Fulton streot, N. Ys OST—THREE DOLLARS WILL BE PAID FOR THE Proovery af an ivory cased asa, Vienna make, ftin ene of the Broadway stages en THiidsy Apply te Ks Merehanta’ Howl, Cordus r OST—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING LAST, BETWEEN 4 Thirty-first and Bishteenth street, on ‘Third avenue, & Paper Bor, covtamug 4 Velvet Mentilia, oe several ether ur pen pe ‘The Guder will be suiably foe ord ‘At 6 Eas. Kighteanth street, O8T—O! WEDNESDAY MORNING LAST, IW 4 Suthavenue, a goki Breastyin set with coral, finder will be laberaily rewarded by leaving it at 6 Sixth venue. O8f—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, IN GOING FROM 27 Cron place up Breaiway, through Eighteenth atrretto Mr. Galoudete church, of im returning throug Fifth arcane and Sixteenth street, « B with one corat dead in, Btrosean sniting, with chaing forming the band. The finder wil be suitabiy rewarded by leaving said braceled atth the Gueve place. Lotnok.t WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 13, & + by mer in some piace wie he ee fanoae tie ke of) The hader will be towarded by ing at JOMN STROLLS, 296 Centre street, repair Ot —on SATURDAY. BYE3 THR MTH, & Lady's Portemennat, @vteining about fad peng ib wap meng frou, Bighta wvemue to , between ch and Pal cil tig | ‘street. Tos finder will be fiat iy Few. ring the sa.ue at 607 Sixth avenue,. (cited DARK GREEN MOROCCO POCKETBOO! riaiuin,; nothing of any value ¢: value (9 the owuer; suppose to ‘neen uropped in ox evtting out of a Fourteenti , corner ot Broadway and Fourwenin street, Stone a Seturday. The finder, by loaving it at 128 Bast Ninet street, a favor and ! bave all get for. OST—ON SUNDAY LAST, A YELLOW PET CANARY [4 Biri, wits a) rown spot om ite beau, Whoever will m- turn the sate 10243 Wee Twuptysulta strect will be sult aly rewarded. OST—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 15, IN CON. tng tings Pleasant, Visine, aga Tsiand,” sceiee ew York eed. gold Ht Wath, with Chali es and, Hook nuached” ‘Tha finer Wil receive itietal’ reward iy feturning ito 187 Grae Suave, to Mh O. Wentworth. 08T—ON SATURDAY, JUNE 14, AN ITALIAN GREY, La npnags suesense the ma: dy 5 wousy OF slab color, forme dn thi ret cena hitn i toovoe Nitty Ni hive, or 43 Wout Tasrty~coond ave, wid Prewanted, " Wiste ADR TePROw MEW HEN TARHOR, Of ca Of the 15th of Juae, a stoop’s Bout, @ Me the melo 22 feet long on keel, LL et bean. pained white, with Diack upper ttreaa amd green bow, Whoever vas token up sala voat, or will give tnforwation ‘where she may be found, will be suitably re ad WILLIAM Vitis EE Bast H Havea, Ss dl aa REWARDS. ~ REWARD —LOST, ON SATURDAY LAS? A ME dium piced Diack Beg ywia chan ovllar, Tae above reward will be paid to whocver briugs bum to No. 32 Bost = REWARD.—LOST, FROM NO. 106 MAD) 40% fe) strect, « bisek aud ion Dog: answers to the nas of Jack, The under will recelve the’ above reward by leaving WASTED—FOR A SMALL HOTEL, TUREE OIRLS— vegetable cook, @ iauudress and 4 cham ver. ood wages Will be given. Apply onsen si. ANTED A at OR GF GENERAL HOUSEWORE. ein cooking, waaling and tron! ply a Bust Shu at. wear td ater 10 no Me or ‘ANTED—A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON. Apply at 65 Ludlow st.. afier 12M. None ceed apply unless willing to co in the country for UE Months, and who are wt MURSE.—WANTED IMMEDIATFLY, A TEAL- thy we: puree, with a fresh breast of nil, who eam give good references. Apply at 2/4 West 14th at, REWARD,.—LOST, 0: him at 273 Washington street or 108 Madison atrent, $i ON SCNDAY, THE 15TH xs? frow No. 11 York atree’, a care and ligt wn Slo Joug wncuk ears; E revurning O° gi wove reward by ‘TsAAG BAILEY. he mameof Minnie, 5 REWARD. —LOsT, ON SUNDAY. THE 19TH INST., erat black dian Terrier Dog. bund of ” 20.8 i pr fe and blue collar. Aaswers to the uame of ‘Mi The finder will receive theabove reward, by Prewuruing wim to 79 ew Canal street, 5 RENARD L0G, OM SUNDAY NIGHT, A SMALL Je) Black and Pun aca im one eye, ‘The avowe ve- Ward will be paid Wy, is by leaving himat M. B. Saash'a corner ees at ad oR GERMAN GIRL tO jo gen i® housework. None others . Gal at 89 Johutwon street, Brean abies ar’ ARRER WANTED.—A PARTY HAVING A FIRST finas barbs shop would iike to seat jt ton good tenant, arrangement with w trst class barber to take ‘Crosby street, corner of Grand, up HOTOGRAPHER.—A FIRST RATE PRINTER WANT. J iinmedusiely, “Apply at Ausougs, 689 Broadway. PRINTERS. ‘euros a oacag fl JOR, HAND, OR man desirous of improv tm jobbing. Aadreie fortwo d days U. & D., Herald obice. = IMDERS WANTED, A BOOKBINDER, IN Tork Siate, to emtatlish the business; one af i bing and dlunk work. Tools and Table ry way be ba price, Apply at 23 Dey at. ATCH, CLOCK sonal ame ponmets =A YOUNG man rie can revair jewelry a d attend in a awre, and has some knowl-dce 0: Ave watcil and oivok joDbing, dedires Hou; will make uimewlf useful; no oo iection vo the ddrens @. 133 Gra Wiltansourg. ATCHWAKER WANTED—AT 306 HUDSON STREET, whocan uo all kinus ef watch work. No one need Anawer Wis Wao ts not well posted, Coustant employment Wages good. TO WORK ON WINDOW Sauder, Swady employment. AnRantos ot” ANTE — HANDS Bowery. Wares, CARPET DESIONER, On, cory wualuess, Address J. Must fly und padersiend th box 120 iHerai | oft. NOT LESS THAN FIVE experenoe. Mall appicanta sine coe single or yw wing uoubiste, In wuiel Urauch they excel, = vested. E. & A. PRETERRE, Ts Bow racancy for @ dental audent, ANTED—A WHRELWRIOMT: 4 A MAN W WHO UNDER. WV ASTED RITUATION, & pe RESPECTABLE 600) air, ik, wi oe bas releremce. Gall for two de ou, bovweos Homer and Grand. y ANTED—A SITU ATION, B BY A RE RESPROTABLE yours woman, as nurse@nd pabie of taki <i fan Jufant; bas no objections w travel; é Hie be city reference. Can be soon for two days at I rane =A SITOATION | 70 1 ‘DO a Hau I family, Hus tne cia ty et Cat at oA Went Mati at WANTED=A, SITUATION, | BY RESPECTABLE young gitl, na chambermald and to asilet in tie wash bi Sy ae | on pee ree L *Y Se pao. Oa family. je beat of city recerence fro ‘Oeil 409 3d ave. SCOPE Bt tn ) the store, shagise A SITUATION, RY A YOUNG GIR in the care of oiidren. Sere ip 9 sonal Frivate iam, 0 corner of South Gb and Grove ets., Jorey Qiry renee 1Puun Apply at her present enple; ANTED—BY A RES? NLA Wten as coon, haderstams ver business trong ty meats, soups, BAM, Pastry an tates; NO o- jeo.y Sorter in nating ike nin ey ov couniry, First thana «iby re! of otgas Youre shamed: Appy wae Moberty Bey iu the were, me eee ‘stands big business 1 tind steady work and good wages, Nowe vut a yood hand Iioa”noed appiy ae OL Mercer ee Weevrnet ot A “TAILOR STORE, 8 BROADWAY of a en jatelligent, active man to act es trimmer, c loth or cioth! or rate wages 8 eee areas WANTBD—af NO. 206 CEN . ooreRs WANTED—TO MAKE ROUND AND t hoop four barrels, Apply to A. T. Briggs, 64 Rut- 20 se oa JEUNE FILLE FRANCAIME, DE 12 AKS, PAR lant te blen, fe pacer pour parler Francais s do jeunes enfants; noe rel Roy Fi né bone vient mune! aw cor, Buirens'r de a PAgonce Prancems as 6.6, GATLLAAD, antoriaee par om le gouvernement at, between Browiway and 4th av., lave 61 fh “poRNUAM'S FURNITURE EXrRess PAO KING Bierenss street, vewween ny «Baiada vent Mt Wes And Sieth aventes—Howreholt furniture boxed and ie We ali paris of the worw, Covered we gon8 for re Hiture to aud from the comntry, aoving fan Furniture steroa, WINES AND LIQuons, CASES FANE. OLD “ILE NNIS3Y ” AXD 'o ‘«D" ociwe Brandy B58 care, bo yay ad- Brame of ne ree, wtp Pyar hay? fore nant, 15 yaners. Le mos REWARD. —LOST OR STOLEN, A YOUNG Cone Dog, vive vous old, Suswering to tbe name oft by rewurmng him to hia owuer, at No. 2 Irving, place, @ reward of Giy will be paid, and uo questions ak $10. REWARD. —LO8T, ON FRIDAY ane, June 13,8 very ae diack cnd tan Sint, ard vy retarning her to. ‘Woe Wil reoviva the al Fourtweat street. © REWARD.—LOST, JUNE 12, A WRITE ny tan Seiter Dog; answers t the name o Don. above reward SA Ae Foe eo rvenins him to Lard € ven dervecr, 363 an jon pier, West Washington Mark: $50 mS REWARD.—LOST, OX SATURDAY AzTER, th strect, between Sixt! and Seventh above reward noom, in West Sixteenth t, Seria hehte Warten! will Toone 4 " BETAS MOORE. -W. HADFIRLD'S | J. FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS, in Maiden sane, ? ‘No. 65, corner of William sireet, AN our uuiactured uncer the personal wn vision of maneld. “We Keep ouly his works, and buy Bone from unreliable wakers, Fire Crackers and Torpedoes at the lowest market raves, ‘The reat assortnent of brilliant coored Lauterns, for Wuminetoas, BTRASBU Bore. ra Nuun. Xo. SS ee William street, Js b “tang PREMIUM FIREWORKS, city aun A eae ppl 6a ort ular. bo # Depot, 37 Maisen lana, ‘MILLINERY, BO. Expacnarianr, BARGAINS UN STRAW GOODS, 0 camen ot ‘liren’s and Mn ls ue re Fiery Peat CENT Des BTuAN Last wh if ie Sten tree casire He as. ———— Be RD TABLES, HANDSOMELY FINISH EI with Bar ablons, sty a r wa h Saarp's hewiy inv we art supe Falta ctrect, low for cash. "Aigo seeond nend Tablons ‘PHBLAWS PATENT BILLIARD TABLES AND COM dination Cuskiens—the best fu) ead, reliable ones ip (ee, are inanufectured PHELAN & CoMiEND a8 3 lo bh Crosby street, ANTED—A Goon BILLIARD TABLE. Ww wy ‘sevormd band. gg tt purenase or bire, hie\tnte 4 dresa box 1) areae 1.719 Post offve, stating {Aston HOUSE, E harine etree! pleasnre tn in they thoae residing in the ed join they uve Intely comptoren the en their an, av! for the futore wil have ber cf ane, ary aleeping rooms (which challenge oumper. ton With any gtlek house in the elty.) To be ler at aaterar@ He OF ie TT DICE & OALLORAN, Prourieetn,