The New York Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1862, Page 3

IL et tt INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sonvay, July 6, 1862, The foreign imports at this portfor tho week nding yesterday were in excess of those of the jerresponding week last year, but hardly more o half the previous average at this season, ‘he leading items were as follows:— The im porte of ary patel will atonce strike the ublic as excessive. Itis to be hoped that the ew tariff has been so framed as to obviate this urce of needless expenditure hereafter. There pg earthly reason why the manufacturers of this jountry should not produce all necessary articles f dry goods. As for ribbons, silks, laces, &c., hich are not made in thfs country, it is only right ud proper that people who desire to use such ar- icles of luxury should pay for them. Congress rill fail in its duty if the new customs tariff be so ‘awn as to lead to importations of a million dol- ws worth of dry goods in a week. We don’t ‘ant them, and until the present war is ended we not afford to pay for them. ‘The steady portation of hides, sugar, tea, coffee, lead, bacco, &e., will indicate to Congress the rticles upon which a revenue duty may be suc- essfully imposed. These articles we shall con- ue to import ynder all circumstences, and it is 3 Fasy to enable them to yield a revenue of fifty mil- ons as of twenty-five. It is believed that Congress ill act finally on the tariff question thie week. It to be hoped that its action will be governed by enlightened consideration of the public weal, d that it will not allow itself to be induenced on i one side by the selfish representations of reign importers or their agents, or on the other yy the equally selfish importunities of home afacturers, The public have had quite enough f “‘woodscrew”’ legislation. The following are the official tables of the trade the port of New York for the week and since january 1;— kaha the week, 1861, 1862. "Y COOdB.... ssseee $2,003 278 224,264 995,720 al merch'nd’se — $,819}202 1,854,550 1,828,865 ‘Total for the week $5,453.475 1.878.623 2.324,504 ev. reported....,. 107,667,204 77,780,616 83,719,700 Bince January 1. .$113,010,679 79,609,339 86,044,204 Exrorts oF PRODUCE AND DIER. 2 we the week...... $1.8: 98,660 3,255,516 'reviously reported 41,744,751 63, aasictianod Bince January 1...$43,643,420 66,702,106 1862, 2,284,712 saieaeiite 62,193,468, 1861, 1862. week,..... $1,898,669 3,280 616 cert peak reported Bedside 020 3,080,524 acca Since January 1., $25,226,680 689 6,316,040 ‘3n,a98 sea On lastMonday the New York city banks showed specie average of $30,832,626, being a decrease $215,319 from the week previous; a loans ave- je of $148,340,401, being an increase of 506,639; a deposits average of $127,860,700, ig an increase of $1,196,286. To-morrow the osits will probably show no material change; Joans will show an increase, in consequence of purchase of government securities by some of banke who have had mereantile paper paid off; specie will probably show an increase of over @ millions, in consequence of the payment of it by the government on securities held by banks, It is understood that the actual jount of coin owned by the banks is about five ions leas than the amount they show in their ekly returns, special deposits being counted as of the reserve. They have, however, far more ld than they want for the transaction of their busi- . A reserve of twenty millions would be ample without taking into consideration the fact they are working on a paper basis. The prob- Nem of the policy of the New York city banks, ag the banks of Philadelphia and Boston, will not solved until the war is over. If the government successful in maintaining the. integrity of thé Jnton and the stability of the nation, our banks have done well by their investments in publi® curities. ‘The new Treasury Note bill has passed the Se. ite, with the important amendment requiring the retary to reserve $75,000,000 of the new notes meet calls for the repayment of temporary de- its, and has gone back to the House, in which e amendment has been referred to the Committee Ways and Means. Yesterday a conference committee was appointed, and the prospect is that the bill will become a law this week. e Senate amendment seems rather frivolous jon the whole. The temporary deposits do not yet ‘amount to anything like $76,000,000. If the ob ject of the Senate was to enable the Secretary to pay off all deposits at once, in case of need, the Umit of $75,000,000 will prove idle if the deposits should reach $100,000,000 or more, as they may do- Bound financiers hold that Congress had much bet" ter place the whole of the new $150,000,00@ absolute- ly at Mr. Chase's disposal, and authorize him toraise or lower the rate of interest on temporary deposits, ‘as the market may dictate. In point of fact there is no likelihood of any considerable amount of the deposits being called in before the restoration of peace; and meanwhile the want of currency is be- ing every day more keenly felt. We are glad to observe a change of opinion in certain circles in regurd to Mr. Chase’s policy. Thus, the Evening Post, which has hitherto been one of the most strenuous opponents of Mr. Chase's system, re- marks on Saturday:— Let all parchases of supplies be made payable either fa a six per cent stock at par, or in Treasury notes not Dearing interest, and convertible into guch stock, ibe ores would be naturady cistribu'ed in trade, which re- QMires a repreveutative medinm, and will keep it current Gt par to the greatest extent of ‘iis own convenience. If that be three hundred millions of dollars, there will be go depreciation in such amount of issue. Only a re- @undavt issue, beyond tho amount required by trade ‘Gould cause Gepreciation, But in proportion’ to ite fal Deiow par the rate of interest to be secured by its con- ‘version into siock improves. If the currency fall to eighty #!x cents on the dollar, it will give an interest of Seven per cent to the cayitalist, who will buy it up for favostinent, If M abouid fali to seventy-five, the te Sativn to buy would be still ins —eight per cent. By this method the Treasiry notes are nothing more than a ‘Vehiele for the organization of'the public debt What re- mains in circulation is tho residvo vot takea upfor perma. Het invostment. 1t so remaius because the convenience efireder equircs it and competes against ite reduction. Can anything be more simple? ‘Thus government escapes the discredit of issumg itredcemable paper money, and by the payment of the interest on its debt in gold it returns @t once to the status of commercial solvency. it gew rid of ali the complicated machinery of negotiation, trusting Itseif to the people and to the eompetit.on of the open market, ‘There is a Jaw of commerce that will ope- rate lo prevent reduudancy of the issve, viz:—The motes are put out on the basis of roal Lransactions already estab- Mshed, and not in auticipation of @ demand by capital- isis, whiogo intereet it is 10 depress the securities they propose to buy. Besides avoiding this speculative fea- ture In the debt, the government avoids also the pres- sare of a large amount on the market at the same time, ion reducer the price of bonds, as that of merchandise fe :oduced when offered in quantity beyond the demand for immediate cousumption. The funding of the debt goes on gradvally, and takes its place in the body of our general econo:y without abruptness and by impercep- tivie growth. The Evening Post has thus at last discovered the fundamental principle of Mr. Chase’s policy, and rallies to ite support. We need hardly remark that the Secretary of the Treasury is doing pre- cisely that which the ost recommends. We had occasion, a fortnight since, to explain the prinei- ples of Mr. Chase’s potiey, and the merits of an sone of irredeemabie but convertible notes, in much the same terms as we now find in the Post, Money advanced last week, m consequence of dividend day, to six per cent per annum on call, It closed yesterday at 646, with rather more new loans at the former than the latter rate. It will be down to4a5 very shortly, Tuere is no mereaniile paper—ro to apeak--in market. Qo- VSrnment certificates of indebtedness are selling ag 998100, Assoon as the dividends are all paid there will be more money in Wall street than there is any demand for. Foreign exchange elosed yesterday at 12] a 122, with sales at 12144 0% for sterling, and 4.65 a 4.60 for francs—bankere’ bills in both instances. Gold closed at 109% 0110. ‘The market is still governed in the main by the importatione of Ame” rican stocks, which are being remitted for in gold. The sellers are, however, losing money, at present, asthe price they are compelled to pay for their gold more than consumes any profit which they may make on their stocks. It {# therefore reasonable to presume that the importation of American stocks from Europe will soon fall off. It is hardly necersary to repeat that this country is doing an excellent business in buying its promises to pay from Europe, and in paying for them in gold at 10 per cent premium. The sooner we getali our bonis home, the better—especially at this rate, With regard to the course of the bullion market, there is very little to be added to what we have eaid heretofore on the subject. There is no legitimate demand for gold in this country. It is of no use whatever to us except to pay our foreign debts with, If, as is generally believed, the new tariff renders it impossible for us to incur any debts to the foreign world, over and above our exports of produce and merchandise, gold must inevitably fall to par, a8 we have a large stock of it on hand and are producing over $40,000,000 @ year. Meanwhile, however, the importations of American stocks on the one hand, and, on the other, the operations og secret traitors and timid merchants, combine to cause a fictitious demand for the precious metal, and the premium is thus maintained at ten per cent. The public have been all along, and are still, sellers of gold; the only buyers are the speculators we have mentioned and the importers of American stocks, or bankers who eell their exchange. The new tariff and the interest account will, by and by, give a good account of this absurd and preposterous advance in the price of @ gom- modity with regard to which the supply is largely in excess of the demand. The following table shows the course of the stock market for the past week and month:— inet. June 14. June 21. June28, July 5. U. 8. 6’, regis’d, 104 102% 108 101% Virginias 56% 58 6666 oO 5 an, a OF 82% BG 1K A734 O86 98K 93% = 90% 80% © 57% «593K BT 38% 873g 36: 35 2 OT” 6455 ak Michigan Central 643 67% 643, 64 59 MichiganSouth’n 2634 28 27% 27% 25% South guarant’d. 58 ry 62% 62 Box MinoisCentral.. 64 63% 62% 62% 39 Galena . wx Te «Tig 72 oo = x bd 6936 49: a 133 13936 ix 1200, és Pa 47 48% 47% 45% lléx «6116 116% Ww 1136 The stock market has been much unsettled since last Monday. On Thursday we had a marked panic, with an average decline of 4 per cent in governments and the leading railway securities. OnFriday there was no session of the Board of Brokers. Yesterday it was generally believed that the fortunes of the Army of the Potomac were far from being as desperate as had been believed, and a lively reaction ensued. The Western rail- ways and New York Central are doing a very large'and profitable business, which is regarded ag assuring the payment of all the usual summer dividends, and of some dividends which haye not been paid for some years. The following table shows the earnings. of the Cleveland and Pittsburg road the first half of the last two fiscal yeare:— 100, 116,973 ty The June earnings have been large, and oyer all the debt funded a dividend could be made, as the year’s traffic will reach $1,300,000, against $1,114,- 940 last year. Under the reorganization, the con” cern gets ite cost down to the actual money it sold its bonds for, and to asum upon which dividends can be made upon average yearly earnings. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sururvay, July 5—6 P. M. Asuma.—The market was firmer. Sales of pots were made at $5 87}¢, and pearls advanced to 6/¢e. The stock in the inspection warehouse of Messrs. Lester, Palmer & Co. consisted of 144 bbls. pots and 28 do. pearis. Total, 172 bble. BREADsTUFFs.—Flour—The market was steady, in fair Cemand, and for good cound brands of State and Western the market was firmer, while other descriptions were without change of moment. The sales embraced about 14,000 bbls., closing with the following range of prices:— Superfine State. $450 8 476 Rxtra State...... 600 a 610 Superfine Western 450 a 475 Common to ehoice extra Western 500 a 616 Canadian Mv 500 a 610 Southern mixed 10 good superfine... 515 a 580 Extra do.. 585 a 680 Good to choice family de. 680 a 725 Rye flour ......6..6. 2% 8 400 Corn meal, Jersey and Brandywine. 280 2 300 —Canadian flour was a trifle firmer, with sales of 1,400 ‘bbls. within the rango of the above prices. Southern flour was without change of moment, while the demand was moderate, embracing about 600 bbls. Rye flour was steady and in geod request, with sales of 260 bbls, within the range of the above prices. Corn meal was steady at our figures, with sales of 400 jersey and ut—Common grades were heavy and » While good to prime shipping ‘qualities and,in some descriptions, rather better; ‘sales footed up about 160,600 bushel a, at $1 08 a $1 13 for ‘Canada club, $i 18 * $i 2 Western, $1 25 a $1 26 for amber do., common white Ohio, and $113 a $115 for Jowa, $1 16 for choice Green Bay, 98c. a $1 10 for Chica- ring and $1 07 a$1 12 for Milwaukee club. Cora ‘was loss buoyant thou,h in good request, while the sales footed up about 115,000 bushels, at 43¢. a 46c. for dis- tilling lots , 48e. ‘8 62. for and old, and 64340. a 55e. for good to prime old Western mixed.’ Rye was steady, at 700, a 72c. for Western, and at 76c.a77c. for State. Barley and barley malt jteady, while prices were unchanged. Oats were steady and in moderate request, at 43}s¢. @44¢, for Canadian and Western, and at 45. for Stal Covrxr.—The market was quiet, while holders de- manded full prices. The tramsactions reported were limited. Corton. —The market was firm. Before the receipt of the foreign news sales embraced 160 baleson the basis of adc. for middiing uplands. ane it came to hand bolde: me firmer, and demanded 40c. and in some cowes neked dlc, Purchasers re unwilling to meet terms, thus checking operations. It being Satur- i following @ holiday, very few spinners were in ouTs.—Rates were firm, especially for English ports. To Liverpool 60,000 bushels of wheat were en- ier in bulk and ship’s bags, at 1ls¢d.; were firm, for red ur at 30. a Se. 1 id. coved lard oil at lard at 328, One two loads of corn ond in bulk and ship’s bage. 8 wheat at ag # 124., tn ship’s bags, and 2,500 barrels flour at 83. 6d. A cargo of 18,000 ushels grain was engaged for a direct port in Ireland at 11 for 56 Ibs. tothe bushel. Rates to teady and unchanged. Fian.—-Dry cod hohade in good pose west at full prices, and Goorge’s Bank were séiling ot sha $4 $4124. Mackerel were firm, while salen were moderate at $7 26 for No. 1, for No. 2, and at $5 25 for No.8. The siock was |. Herring wore in moderate demaud and prices FRI ind in speculative re- quost, and sales bay this week at 9% 1036. cash and four mouths. @ business in rai war light. at $8 3216 85. with sales of bunch at $3 1244 and of Soareee bos #8, and some 60 bales Pro- yencs almonds at 11%(0., four months. Hay ‘Was heavy, white” sales of 1 bales were re. ported at bic. a Oe, for shiyuent, and at 660. a 10c. for o Hore were arm, dat 4 fair domand, with sales tn lots quiet and nomiual. while prices wero without obange 0 stock comprived 263,400, against 488,300 sarne time last year. TRON.—'ig (both Seotch aud American) was quiet and sales limited. Lratnee coatinued agtive aud in good request for both. Heinlck and oak prime qualities were firmer. American and French caif skins wers vnchang Linn waa i good request, und Rockiand was firm. Glenn Falla conunued in good demand at uncharted Prices. Navat Stones.—Spirits turpentine continued firm. The last sales were made at $1 4259 145, Rosin was quiet and prices fru, Tat was scarce aad firm tbut quiet, Os Crade sperm was quiet, Bales Ol crude whaio were reported at Now iedword f export at Chey linseed was firm, with fales at 89c. a 00¢., In oneke © te Barrels. Potrotvum, both erude. nd Fefinod, wore com- ratively quiet and prices un agg et A la Loh be wm 1 Ket was lower bu: tolerably NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 7%, 1862. Active at Lue concession. ‘Tho sales fo>'ed up 1,400 BI At $10 60 for mess and ab $9 50 4 $9 64d5 fur pram Beef was dull aud nomival. Bot iess beef and be hams were dull and quiet. Cur inoais wero unchanged. Sales of 145 packages were made at Ase. 6 ¢efo "hams, and at 3)g0. a de, for should ‘im and in good demand, with sales puscgadbanes (part on ‘Turaday ), a 72s6. & 80, Buiier and eheege were un- changed, while the demand was fai ‘Bxape.—Olover was quiet at Tc, a 13¢¢. easb, and timo- thy at $175. Sales of Caloutta | were made (to arrive bere and in Boston) a1 $2 20 a $2 86, and of Bom- Day do., at p. t. UGARS wore firm and in good demand, with sales of 19,000 bhds. Cubas wt full prices and 157 hhds. Porte Rico, at 8346. a 8igc.,and 410 boxes, part at 73¢¢. and the remainder at p "TALLOW was in good request and prices firm. Sales of prime city wore made ab 9%0. a 9:0.; Hastera at 9c. a age. wud prime was,at 94g0., and No. 2 Western at 8 340. Wmaxxy.—Saies of 600 bbis. were made at 27 }sc. a 28 40. for stato, 'UATIONS WAN? HD—FEMALES. HOUSEKEBPEW’S SITUATION WANTED~BY AN American lady of good addvess; fully competent to take charge of @Widowe:’s family. Address for three days Mra, Southwick, station D. LADY, RECENTLY COME FROM BOSTON, WANTS situation as sick nurse or housekeeper ine hospital OF publie instivution; Is thorougily capable to take the en- tire charge of either? cr would go-as copyist: is au excellent pemwoman; salary not so much of an object as @ home. Can Tecommended by the, irs families of Boston, Addrens fora few di Btratger, ad A SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD COOK, AND would do the washing and Sroning of a small private family; understands bakiny, aud is an execlient maker of dessert. Bestof city reference from her last place. Can be seen for tw 137 West 18ih st, between 7th and Sth avs., front base A WOMAN WITH A FRESH BREAST OF MILK Fishes a baby to wet nurse at her own residence, Beat of reference, Call at 64 Hoyt st., Brooklyn, A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER AND LADY'S MAID wants a situation with a lady or fam'ly; thoroughly underetands cutting and fitdug ehiidren’s clothiug: also tam- Jy wowing: no objections to travel, Clty references, Can seen RESPEC TABLE MULATTO GIRL WANTS A. SITUA. nurse. Can produce the best of ref itd can speak ine French ly. Wages $6 or 97. Cag be seen tor two days at 14 4 A. SITUATION WANTED—BY A. RESPECTABLE young woman, as cook, washer and ironer; has good City reference; has no objections to the country. Chn be sean at her present employer's, 46 West 46th st., between 5th and 6th avs. 8 LAUNDRESS.—WOULD GO OUT BY THE DAY; rice low, 60 ocnts.@ day; hae good reference. Addross Laundreas, 119 Kast 29th ot, AS a LADY8 MAID OR TO TAKE CARE OF CHIL dren—Situation wanted, Protest speaks French well; undersidn hair ry ing, est velerehee, Address Or apply for two days ai Moore st,, third floor, A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA, {fon as nurse and seamstress: can cut und fit children’s dresses; 1s & good operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine; reference SOtb st. iven. Call a. 42 West SITUATION WANTED—BY A WOMAN, ae Small family; hav good eit Washer and irouer; no objections to house Between ‘Douglass nd Buller ats, Brooklyn, second story, ack room: pie) ced OOK. peferenne, ios Call at 701 Hoyt RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO do general hovs:-work ins small family; ia a good plain cook 2nd @ first rate washe: nt olty referencefgiven. Apply for three days at 103 Chariton st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN ‘capable of cian 2 ‘a baby by hand; or would take gare of children and make erself generally Useful. Inquire at 183 Concord st., Brook! and froner; RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITU- ajlon ina private fannly,“undersianda, gene house- work, is an excellent la very obli May be uindre een for two days at. ‘310 Hudson's i second foe RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. Hon to cook, wash and iron, in & small private family; Do objection to go to the country; best city references Cail {or two days at 218 West 2th st., between 9th and 10th avs., front basement. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation todo chamberwork and sewing or as chamber- Thal and purse, ‘ve years of the Dent clly references given. Call at 491 2d av., third tloor, back room, The country pre- ferred. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO do general housework is a Brat rate cook, splendic Washer and jroner; ood city reference from her las nce hee ae baa twoyeara, Coll at 103 Chariton st, frst tloor. RESFECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, WISHES A SITUA on in. @ good Fiasher and iroucr aad ti aerfeethaid st general housework as the very bea! referee from bez Jest place. Call at 196 2g NIC) arr ee Be ied A SITUATION TO do all family ; she is a good plain ook and excellent wash froner; has two years’ refe- rence from her av233 Et at, near Houston, No applicant out Cate need apply. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WOULD LIKE «A LH tion as cook, washer and ironer or chambermaid an waitress, or would do the general housework in atenatt family. ‘Apply for two days at her present employer's, 276 A SITUATION WANTBD—BY RESPECTABLE aung ert to osok, wash Gnd rent or would de Saas and welling to make herself ‘aly reference. Can be seen for two days at ird oor, near 10th st, LADY Is hence tf OF OBTAINING A SITUATION tora trustworthy girl who has lived with her as cook; avast he thorough.y undersiapds her business, and can ‘also assiat in the washing and trong. the is still at her employer ay ‘ty een, 66 West 17th at., between Bit and where abe cau avs. RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN wants # situation as wet oe tye has lost her baby tive weeks old; hag no objectiuns to gO into the count ‘Cuil for two days at 64 Laurens at, between Bleecker and Houston- RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES TO GET A SITUA. tion in*s res table private family; has no ob, ent go,ashort distance into the country; has the bent of city and country reference. be tt, betroes Pacific and Amity, South Brooklyn, A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO general housework in a snail afi Le A a ido Chamberwork and assist in-washing «iy reference. Call at 23! Stave sty Nout Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTED FOR pOUeeee, CHAM. berwork, pe to take care of children. for mo- derate wages, Apply at 201 81 ay., vetireen 1 and lytn streets, for wo days, COOK WISHES A SITUATION IN A RESPEC: table private familly. She understands her busiuess sn All its branches; has tue best of clty reference, and no ob- jection to go a short distanee ip the country for the summer mouths, lease to call at 60 West 19th at, 8 few doors from SITUATION WAKTED, BY A TIDY AND RE- ecea girl, as plain Cook oF to do general house- boys tea ironer ; not afraid of work; obii- ll recommended; city or ‘country. ly wt 6 Fulton sty opposite the City Hall, Brooklyn, A RESPECTABLE XOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, HAY. of milk, wane situation as wet given. ‘Can be ween at 98 East Warren st, Brooklya, third tioor, back room, SITUATION bed mel + st A RESPECTABLE WO- una, of Dicaring addreass; would. be whiing to lake éare of ait invalid iady in the country during th fan do fuinily sewing well; good references, to-day nt No. 1 Chryatte at. A SITUATION WANTED BY A NEAT YOUNG GIRL, fs waitress or chauubermaid and nurse; ie tally compe. ient to hil either; would be willing tog fe yin the country; nearly two years 1oference from her ce. La a good in sewer. Can be seen for'two days at G94 6th ave,, near th at. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS A. “Chanbermaid and plain sewer, oF to do © general Louse, work in a pre family; no objection to ort di in the count od reference if require: “Call at 218 7th ave. between J ‘and 26th ste, RURSE. —A SITUATION WANTED, BY A RE apeciable young womam, who iain the habit of taking ft births (48 willing to aasiat in the is also a neat plain sewer ammer; Cat be secon rom ue lant place, where the haslived thiee 92 Went “A SITUATION WANTBD—BY A COMPETENT AND A, experienced good plain cook and baker; is an oxce! ri d ironer; ae the beet of alty referanee for churac- Terand capability, Can be sven at 114 West Sad st., second house from 7h ‘ay., second floor, front roum, OOK'S SITUATION WANTED-EY AN ENGLISH Woman, who perfectiy understauds ber business ments, game, desserts; has good « 7th av., tind fioor, cliy reference. Oc int roomy between 26th and 274 BY A STEADY, pec nesuatomed to chil: ‘com dren an tent to take care of an infau ia ~z and Kind to them, aud ie disposed to digcnar faithe Tully ia every repeat: Ta. willing andrea} pts make her: i ful. Good city reference given, Apply on ‘Siar, near idk 5 ” ‘gitl, thoroughly acquainted with her business, usaut and agreeable, le now open to an ei te Gan Lake full clare of ail household affairs. and cait give cntice satisfaction; has the very best reference, Call for two days at 42 Wott 16th at. ITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PERSON, lady's maid and seamstress; understands hair dross: ; reliable references given; is a first clacs dressmaker, of will go out by the a mule suited. gol at, or address 1,208 Broadway, between JITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD, HONEST Gt! to.do general housework, Call for three daysat her Pince, 177 West 37th st MITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GIRLS; ONE cook, washer Syeer Wik tear teen aid ans Walter; guod elly relerence: wish to go lu the couhury. Galt at 280 Went 27th st., front room, SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ‘as Se cinstress and Nurce, and can do chamberw: be seen Lor wo days at No, 12 Amity place, Teorsse Sescsher and Auity street, 1n grocery store. Gityation WANTED—BY A SMART, |HEALTHY girl, vo do light chamberwork and take care of children OF to new and cio light cham verwork and washing or walty tg; the very beat of city reterangee (roi er, ia place, ail on or adaress Ann Cenely, 38 Beach st., for two dayn, PIUATION wat ag gr A poUNG i, Ut years ag mit Hous work. Ad eee 8., bo: WO. SMART, G@ GIRLS WIST Sty. ations; ut olag, washing And 1 daing; the Sther ai uiirse amd Hrarmvtresd “Unik ak ad Ga Wy, Wome 97th #1, fourth story, Ws rorerchee. Tv-bY AR Womas, J Trea. fa viccen td itt and Seam strenes ‘Beat of oity Call for wo days at 242 Were sinh at, WANTED—PEMALE Es. —BY A RESIK TANT arR PECTABLB ¥« YOUNG WOMAN A ruimid ih * aie emp 19th and TABLE | WOMAN, A & 5000 co0k, Washer and ironer; reference from her last place, Call for two days at son av., Brooklyn. Wantepe py “A RESPECTABLE GTR, A tion as couk, Washer aud loner; she has had an rienge of about six'years in ean be well recomnnien ANTED—BY AN HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS, TIDY p ped Tht Mtuauion fs cok or Keucral houseworker has he best city reterence, and can be seen lor wo days av ber Present eruployers 76 West S6u st, . - ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do goneral house workyor aa charavernonids no objection to go into the country; Bert of city reiereuce given. Cll fer two daye at 48 Deau st, Brouklyn, beiween Court and uy W4AXTRD=A SITUATION 10 DO CHAMBERWORK ime washing and sewing, or chemberwork and lake care of children, by a young bir ‘appiy for two daysat 217 Spring st, W4NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A aicuation aa cook, washer and ironer; haa been accus tomed to kitchen work for the last Years; undersiands all kinds of meats and poultry; is a good baker; has good city reference, Gul at 119 West 261i sircet, near 7th ave WAXTED—A SITUATION TO DO COOKING, WA‘ ng and ironing; Dest of clly referenes given ic wat five "years, for two days at 85° Pai W2xteo—ay A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situation to do general housework, or chamberwork and taking care of children ; good city reference. Can. be geen for two o days ‘@t 221 Wesi 25th st, near 9tb av. oy ret Moor, back. WANTED—4 SHTUATION BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, a8 yood plain cook, washer and ironer, or would do general housework in Fence cun be giver between Prince sna Gold an br reokly 5 Wexten—ny RESPECTABL® YOUNG WOMAN, A 4s a good plain cook, washer and froner, has good sity reterenos Fron her last going on seven yeara, + 19 East ave, and Broadway, ee geared A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- tion to cook, wash and iron in & small private fam: reforence given from her last place, Call at 89 2740 st., between ¢th and 7th ave r. ‘WAMTEDKBY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation todo general house work in fhtuliy? ope @ho can cook andcdions Oeste ae eee days at her late employer's, 203 West 48th at. WANtED—a SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE Ad AEST wirl, Rep bata) trom pore oe have no ir) ountry. ‘seen for two days.at 10 Sackuts st, South Brooklyn. sisi Wana SITUATION, BY 4 CAPABLE GIRL, to do chamberwork and' sewing, and to make herself generally usciul. City reference, Appl iy we 224 Bans 14th a Secon tloor, front, room. Can be seen Monday and Tuesda; ily ' good city refe- 149 Johnson st., lace where she lived th st, between oth 3 BELP WASTE DFE MALES. Waren GIRL TO TAKE CARE Fequi Apply at N. 98 Ewan Asti wee WAXED =2WO COLORED WOMEN; ONE AS COOK ‘And io assistin Washing: the other’ as chamberasid and waitress; must be well reommended. “Aprly ceat Bact RESPECTABLE 10 DO THE GIRL Wi icio work of 8, emal, cauny wases $4 per monty, “Apply at 138° Hou Forsyth W ited was V pare ra Fred T341 AND %&48 nwo ‘ors who Under AGIRL TO COOK, WASH 74 Henry at., corner oi Jetfers AND 1R0N, 1 st in a pr & Rood w, Trish or Gi W3XtED-A WET NURSE WITH A GOUD BREAST Of miik, Apply from 9 until d o'clock at 46th st., East River, WAntap—a GIRL, 10 DO GENERAL 101 Fd must good plain cook, washer 3 es e city refereuces. Apply alter 9 o'clock at ri 3 place dunt Woxrep—ix 2 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO Protestant girls; one to cook, wash and iron, aad the id ke care of children, st. to do chamberw: rences requi « SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. _ YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS A SITU- ation eithe oe in a whole- tale grocery Taailos Edvwaru box Vid a es, suiler of selling days Sutler, lera’d ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG M MAN, A § eapress office, Balary not 60 wc! advertiser wishing fo Irarn the busines box 129 Herald oiliee, yw competent man; has yoo city reierences, to or adress Gouchmau, 85 West 26:h a1 Apply __ HELP WANTED—MALES, TTENTION, SMOKERS.—AGENTS WANTE! very city and town, to sell our Patent ‘Tc Binoking Tube, an entirely new article, jnat introduced, a the best ever offered. This is a great chance for agents to make money, Cail or send for a circular, WM. A. LUDDEN & CO., 12 Barciny street. GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE, To sell Thistie & Co.'s 10 and 25 cents PRIZE STATIONERY PACKAGES. — We are now offering EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS 10 AGENTS. Pull ;articulars mailed free, Addre THISTLE & CO., 128 and 180. ‘Rassau street, N. ¥. GENTLEMAN WANTED WHO CAN LOAN $700, for which excellent security and a permanent situation ina highly respectable business, at $18 per woek, will be given. "Apply to-day at 283 Bowery, third tloor, rooin No. 1. N ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT LAD. 16 | YEARS residing with his parenta in this city, who welign a ft band. and a renay at Aguces, destroy 0 situa: Wace in any respectable business. H, 0. G., 164 AX INTELLIGENT LAD, OF RESPECTABLE Pa- rents, 17 years old, wishes to get a situation in ® counuy Store; writes @ good hand and speaks several languages; best of city refercnees from bis last employers. Apply at 342 6th ., Dear 2st Bt "ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘situation to cook, wash and iron. No objections the country, Has good cliy references. “Call tor two days MAN WANTED—TO GO TO tee Ay po so ned for six months; salary $50 a and ex; Par Sora required. ‘Apply for two days only 10 m Urwiek & Con, gape Boe TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG — men, sisters, situations togethe: and ironer; Diseuits; ean milk can make butter; the other to do chau Derwork and plain sewing: willing to assiat in, the washin Doth are obliging, would like to go in the country. Good ci Teferences, “Cam be ween for two days at P90 West ‘Souston grapes SETTASION BYA REAFROTABLE wo. ‘as cook; has ‘a boarding house or hotel, ‘auly” ‘or count ay vi é °° sastea ein thee ‘washing; s00d ‘ity reference gin fall at 71 Mulberry st., front ‘ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE y we ere eee cine eee reas her own house; Dreast of milk nine days old.” Gall ai al Rnigers st, "ANTED—BY A PESTECTARER NOUEG. womuey, W cp iustion to do chamberwork an waitin, Glires yenru) given, Can bo secu at screen tear, 2s two daye ie debengaged: “tte 1'go ih the country. pl NE rea ANTED=BY A YOUNG PERSON, A SITUATION IN the 01 eountry, either in a atore or in ‘a private family ; ood inilliner ‘and dressmaker, and adersiands all jv of sewing; 1s willing to make herself general kin i y aire. tation B Pont otiee “aster paces = -A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘woman to cook, Wash and fron} An & good baker pastry cook or would do the housework of small sata gee a ws re eine Mite Snes feetecaatt Broadway. tb at. between 6th av. and palaces A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as Waitress, or would do chamberwork and 5 no objection’ to the country; best of city refe- ‘At 37 Frapk(ort at,, Orat Soor, rear building. OUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION As arse and seaigstrese Fully compocent io take, ihe eniire charge of children. Five yeara ruferonce trom fant piace. “Call at S46 6th av., for two days, ANTI SITUATION, BY A GERMAN WOMAN, W ‘ar toons alt at 100 tina wizert, tsar oor __ HELP _WANTED—FEMALES. BUNDANCE ‘OF ac GOOD 81 SERVANTS, READY, CIVr ee at the ‘old establish ie ig corner ofl ‘and Ilta st., for G of an corner of Gtb Av. a at, for German, testant and American women, conducted BEDELL'S, 907 AND Sop FOURTH FLOYD. T BOOKHAM & avenue, may be seen a great cumber of girls, Protestants and Catholics, either for the city or cpu, suitable for private families, summer houses oF hotels coachmen, walters, &e, _AMERICAN AND FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, te Buropean pian This establishment, spectally licensed, and kept by a gentleman ected wil offices in the principal cities of tse ola World, will be faund the most suitable or those ing to secure the services of f all nasior servani C.DE HOBEN, Proprietor, 61 6th av. firet oor. T MRS. LOWE'S FASHIONABLE FE Stauton street, near the Bow orderdtor tirst: 4 iemale servants honestly and prompt y attended to. Plen Of excellent situations ready for servaute with good recomi- mendations, without payment, TTHE a aed Rt Bh 149 GRAND 8T.—A profi urs vamstvess; @ number of Cooks, washers and sat lrevers; grief for housework, chamber. mall giris, and girls Lately landed. Good Waitresses, # situations now ready. A YOUNG LADY WANTED—TO ATTEND A .SEGAR store. favetre at 76d 3d av., a few doors above G0th st., Tor two days, IRLS: BL PEN WORK, APPLY WANTED—FOR STE! to Harrison and Bradford, 136 West 37tn at., top loft. ADIES WANTED.—A os ban od LADIES OF 00d add ‘ reas, energy and businoss tact, can und health ful employment und, liberal compensator by calla, be: tween § o'clock and 12 A. M. tween Zand 5 P. the American Publishing y, No. 14 Chambers street, GEWING MACHINE HANDS WANTED-THOSE WHO ‘® humber of machines preferred, for iy to'W: Sevens, 273 Saskekt sts corner of jiain work. Court, Brook! ERVANTS IN BROOKLYN.—EXPERIENCED SER- > Tanta acounlomed 1 nerve In gentlemen «families, and who reall d for the most desirable situations, cit StMANNING'S elegant and commediots 0 com 18 Cou : oraiemon, Brooklyn, Huiablished under the patronage of the hrat Tames in IMMEDIATELY —$ COOKS FOR Brooklyn. ilies tn the city, wages $8; bk Chderstand their business, may be immediately counuy, eee cae Pen WANTED ror matd amd py enaree oe soar atrens, a housework for gentleme 3 plao wanted, @ number jes in the or gE ready th CHRESTOP! fOPHER, ion Thay ot, peoniya. Gavants, SERVANTS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,— all good servants in want of excellent situations shot ply at WENDEL 8 old established servants office, No. Gott, Breokiyn,m mere ‘he best tamilion ia the eliy aid country get the their’ ts, Highost wages. ie ee WANTED. —THE FO! WING ADVER- tise re —T excellent eee 6 best Chambermelde, 4 waite Apply at 390 dit av., SAUNDERS’ Advertising Otice. ANTED—A HEALTHY WOMAN, TO WET NURSE ‘8 young baby, at her own residenoe, Call for two duys at 6) Greene st., room No. 10, ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAKS English, te do the housework of « suiall iamtiy; must a youd reference. Ap. jook, ANTED—A ore TO DO KITCHEN WORK; GOOD roferoncea required. Apply at 13 West 47th st., elev- enib house weat ‘of Bik, av. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL shrasework she Sxugs be, 8, goud washer and irpaers cus tile lace. Apply 1d from her las Tfafn Davis, Tist ste vetween Bd asd 4th ANTED—TWENTY-FIVE WAITER GiRLS ne, go ‘w & surnmer boarding house @ short distance i j good girls will find it ® good situation, nappy et at ier iwery. ys ANTED=A jar PROTABLE LADIZ® OR gentlemen to learn rofitable business, by wa ch ‘any person may make sibio Uber week in any cltf Per. sons Will dnd thiae valuable Gusiness. Apply, et 139 Grand r corner of Mulberry. Dr. RB. D—TWO YOUSG GIRLS fatde aged women ww gallery, ANUEV-FIPTY OPERATORS, WITH THEIR OWN to make tents; one hundred operators apply a Ld Wilvamm st ave. 2D TA MECTATELY-A PRN D mane 2 AGED WO OF turve culldven, ; COR Lie wa avi ryernon Wilousd 6 good bome," Aascuse nitiee ACTUALLY MAKE $15 PER DAY SELLING great new ‘Nonpareil ‘Prize Package, a design: Tadies’ fashion j Sree, ca gues. tint ts Hehand 18 ¥ Ly met int anc faauionabie jews ely, ree ae isa Praia Tye, busi 260 tof Massa: ee ‘gegen ‘cldeat Prise ‘Package House in the world. Bex WANTED IN A BROKERS OFFICE.—A SMART active lad, fut ry Amin of ; he must come well ACtt rer 100 ne’ Teoommended. ear Apply to George C. Smalley, 29 Wall a meats vey WANTED—| Ch at DRUG STORE. AN merican, resid bis parents. One who has been in the business before preferaeac Apply at B11 Braud: way, corner of 224 st. JAUTION TO MAP LLOYD'S GREAT MAP Cc ‘of the ae emmere of nel and used by the War to aoconie, This has welts ‘of anotiier pubs iteier, hamed “Lioy’,” ie y,wpood cut map, full of a rie! sa 35 “ge ia pita ie peliieie to suarase it te Map of the 8 Biates °F the sacne name ‘other Inet ‘ie his pire ‘wood ¢ Rie map, an 1 eae his any yo | Bont ao ry ‘ae seen, a is the Ws Baia Ne War Di erga: araks. is, Buel i ext el cer clleare ta jenoe trashy ‘Lio; are put uj pubil Ni yu the the only authority forthe Army of the Potomac. Send for circulars of all our valuable ‘with terins for Agents, Th every Siete, Californie ond Baglane. Adress ee fornia and England. Adan ici 3.8, LLOYD, No. 164 Broadway. ET shictaaate Dyin ee A Ry iF Eee cen heoraurbonenntigde Desa 3 Tate compensation, DRUG, CLERK, WANTED—OR 4 BOY, WITH SOME corner ot West ith business. Apply at 23 Greenwich at, RUG CLERK WANTED—AT 4% EAST HOUSTON ST. D* TS ae Bs one well aoyuaianea ‘with the city busi: QLERE WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH city references ae to morals and lity, wt_w mode> ‘Address R. Miller, ‘Boyar 's City Express. jie 5 Ms lage aaureD, A A eed Sa, come. Sheirenees Kyo at ey [ered “sia yeep ONE OR TWO SALESMEN IN Addret or trace, let cap an@fur ho wholesale oe se ‘name and Post ‘ANTED—A COACHMAN, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands his business, to live at Fort Wasfingion, Must have good, elt mulerencen, Colored man preferred, Apply, Monday morniug, to Mr. Haven, 67 at m to wen lust arrived, who | girs oe ao wahare Apply at 10 Ti st, near Fulton-st., Saige oie MEN TO GO TO SEA; KEAMEN uu Lundamen; voyages toll parts of he world; aii) m8 for California and South Aineriea this day. Apply at ‘est street, corner of Chambers and Reade sireets, up staii RANDALL & CO." ‘ANTED—SIX MEN FOR STEAMERS, 7wo CLERKS for grvcery stores, two boys tor trades, four girls to travel to California, three porters, clerk {or @ steamboat, (wo conductors, two: Sine ‘gs rk for a tea and fee store, one entry clerk, one stewardess, Apply at No. 7 Chatsaut square. W4yren-s RESPECTANLE YOUNG MAN, FOR & flour and feed stove; steady place, “also wanted, two I ial about s gentleman'splase, “Apply t0'W. ine Ives ‘usetul abort : MANNING, 16 Gourt street Brooklyn, opposite Ciy all. ANTED—THREE GOOD BOYS, TO GO TO A COUN. try hotel, one to altena the tenpin ailey and the oth to goon errands; also a few Excelsior Employment office, 167 bowery. ‘ANTED—A ia. eal IN A RETAIL D W? go0Us store; otek ime knowledge of the bist ; Se trom the country proterred. A the morning to L. K. Parker, 176.9th ay. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO ACT AS CORRES. Pondent; must write well auc fast, and ve willing to ders, BO te shall asi Fs LEO, 166 Broadway. ANTED=A RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN, HAVING young men, ‘ver 10 0’ $300, enn meet with a situation of $12 & week, or au {interest in an unexceptionable travelilng business; we Call at 267 yay, up stairs, for J. F. B., curity given. ANTED.. a RRREARE MEN SERKING, SITUA: uons should SPP @ only reliable office, 131 Fulton sk. Merohante! Cietka Yea ry Reiereiice to feat chive ion Im gdvance. iuoted ou vinalligetce Notice. principles, Hutablished 1886. Appl ts by mail must enclose two siamps, NTE! RESPONDING CLERK AND AS- fe ‘also a clerk for @ steamn)ont and a ver in a Hour store, Al Fulton st. Mei chau s? Brest Regiatrs (ome. procured. No commis. flog in advance. Reierence to first class houses. Estabilshed i apres — Lamy? YOUNG MAN, FOR A shat undepstande bis business. Inquire at oy acy Boush bi wee at,, corner of Fifth, Brooklyn, E. D. fe a Ny WHALING enn Goad THIRTY mous young men. Also on mteray blacks smith, Ca gs co id ‘Apri at 87 Went ou, corner of Rector at., tol wD. L. Vv FANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, HAVING $46 OR $60 IN cash to loan ius employe moet with ‘good, steady alvuation in'e Nuht, plensan? business paying $8 per week (38 wued,” austen (to-day) Bisuntioa, boa 140 Herald ontice, wd ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR, IN A We Siotteaie ana retail lqwor storey must have trst clase Apply at the corner of Gold und Water sircets, Broociyny| tomorrow, between 9 and 10 o'clock, ANT RY AND FANOY STORE. EDI TE TEE i pee arene man 18 or 20 years of Algo @ reape ae | ye rand, Good references required, BREWERS —ANY Panay DESIRING THE SER. ractical brewer, nay hear of one by T f a vhorough eening for oue wack Brewer, room 130 French's Hetel, addressing for on0 woe! ‘ANTED-A COMPETENT SOAP AND CANDLE sare ore of, aamall | ami 5 aver SITUATION, BY A THOROUGHLY pmiener, direct {rom England; waces at the nt ROL LO Mah aA object. Adress Gardener, \ANYED-SIX BANK LOCK MARE bras moulder, Inquire at 198 Boos AND ONE FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, U Ni PERSONNE FRANCAISE D&AT COMME LOM ee 0 eaten, B ads reed SE PLACER © pf poMe suger de grunds Bow: BOUNTY, BOU: CPrhond EMPIRE BRAD * 1 UN ON NOW AND Be ve your wile amd Cinkren meds ew ow Ou 8. divebay 13 . AN ZOUAVES. (yoxcon j MENT EMPIRE BELCADS. Join Company ©, wito belougest, to the ol N en anifor ¥ m this ety, pany when cap ne account of the 20th ult, of Unis compas Brevet a Heanquanrens, New Yor, Ji suk CHEEKS IN DIXIB WHEN RATTLE SHELL AND BOMB.” ANTHON BAT? JON OF LIGHT ARTILLEY, NA ~ W. WILLARD, experience teaches tha: Lattles are becoming arullery duels. Let us, t ave wore TTALION is the only artillery enrpa lal recommendation of the ni y for arn of vallon will consist of two batteries of eight guns pur hundred tnteliigent men, of good rations tn ae this branch of the ‘A few well drilied cannoniers can secure appoint as, non-commissioned aflcers upon appiicaiion st beadquartere, 093 Broadway, ALLY ROUND THE GREEN FLAG.” ing hendquariers Pawmx Regi Zouaves, Fourth Regiment, Syinoin’s B COLONEL JA HES CB Irishmen, your Wrong rgit band Is need Bichmond,’ Who blood of Mounada at poe Téloe toteeee men cric#io you for vengeance. ‘Ti ‘anit of you a ‘opiion— your ouly hoine on warth—siretches for-u her abated arms fo you and imp ores you that, as she has ke.ped you and che= Hshed you in your cay of distress, that yout will now leay forward to her rescue im this her hoo. peed. Siall uhal cali be in vaint Will vou pay back part of tie obligauonsyou owe hert A happy homey free speech YOU religion toe ated ‘ea. Your poople clevaied 16 the hi best position in iI this has ane d You and your, aud ik r Humanity and gratiude, the to-day before star worse are “Remember t! tered and nourished by our hereditary enemy, rewember her suipsand nioney fans and keel® ive thisunholy war, aud nos she says wie ig going to take a hand in, God arant.she may. 1elab epporwnity so Yong gought for dawns at last to-iay for our homes and tire Bagian, ve a you to- Mcauilt he amen cota ‘Bue Plcenby tue mother of brave irishmen, calls upon ghildgen of "48 to ratly round her Green Basin’ ¥. andy side by side With the Stars and Suripes, carry the musi the Union to thy utmost boundanes of we land, company advertisements (0. further particulars, SRS, BRIGADE. THIRD REGIMENT CORCORAN RIOTE N. CROFT, COLONE Recruits ware for Company Ke Gepisin, iomas Mure phy (late Captain Ninch regiment NY. 8. M-), who hag, had wvenhy years? experience in the military proiession, He wants two men of energy a8 lieutenants, and some »ou-commiaah len on joluing the above company are furnished with quariers, rations, clothing, de. Pay trom $13 to $28 per ere at 76 Prince street and 150 Centre street, ZOUAVES. Recruits received corner of Walker, GriNouag EMPIRE | BRIGADE.—WANTED, FIFTY Able bodied, men, te form. x cowpany be altached ta Spinola’s Bri, . Pavfrom $13 h, to Somme day of enlistment, Ch ire and subsistence the end it ee cone BAL VOUTT at ep war, pply Sa i. me mecng news eeral ing Oficer, Grand py GEARPaHOoTERS, SHARPSHOOTERS. SPINOLA BRIGADE, SIGEL SHARPSHOOTERS. Spinola ts now the word. Colonel F. X. Braniit, an soldier, ig now forming a Fogiment of metal.’ The officers of the rv Soldiers end gentlemen, We lave got to determined one on the part of thesouth. Al rw have companies or com] in or 01 RAT do well ty report poranaalht ar eetasaunionls to Caled Braulik or Major Jorn. at 99 Prince strve ‘near Broad: sry, headauariers of the Sigel Bharpehooters; branch efce, Bok de age WHO HAVE MEN AND NOT aE Fos iment, and who with to st REGIMENT NEW Fax. MOUNTED RIFLES, Colonel CHAS. C. DODGE. 100 men wanted immediately for this fine Cavalry corps, oo oH Seven eat Suffolk Noriolk, Va. Horses, arms ay and waiting the’ arrive, of ‘ire men, By Dew ment to i the he iment three times every week, Tuesdays, Tuur ra one eeom $i SB per $100 bounty at expiration pole oe in, one Lae ‘spay paid a recruit a8 soon as mus immediately At the Hendjuartcrs, 0) Brosdway. teh “Caplain AG. PArTOR, First Lieutenant Taos, RAVES. OTHERWISE CALLED 4s believed to be serving im the United Siaren Anny, le snrueat entreated, for, the sake of hiv afflicted parents, to comm at once with the Rev. Ritus Buck 44 Wiliam street, Providence, RT itis paz Tents will consult his wishes in all mat sen ‘oF coun- aades are requested to cull his attention ‘othe notice. NFORMATION WANTED—OF ANN, LEE: THE LAST heard from wasliving at 66 Weat Twelfth street, in 164. be-will hear ing to Ler udvantige by ceiling at No. 6 ing Green. ig ae reno WILLIAM JOHN BRIT- w when last Any ‘nformation of hu brother, Matiew Brittain, 157 aoutetr street jew Londan, Ct. and Bostor + Papers, PI ORNING STAR.—I RECKIVED YOUR FAVOR, anD Je took part of my ioneliness off. Write me again if Possible, and oblige, yours, JEN. M. KINNEY, OTHERWISE EYER WILL MEET friend, by aduress. ig W. roy, Broadway Post office, stating where and how | has ong ten dressed, ILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO ASSISTED THE LADY in West Fourteenth street, in regard to iurniture, Jease call on Tuesday worming; abe has something impor- tant to communicate, TILL CASH, OF BLMIRA, AMD WHO RESIDRD IN New York city won last heard oi, conier a favor ona friend by sending ‘her address to Earnest, box id a Asaer, NORTON ehbL VILL CAPTAIN CIARLES ©. WAL' rectlar ariny, send his addrees vo J, Herald office, and'oblige an old friend? ‘DENTISTAY GRIFFIN, 284 GRAND STREET, OPPOSITE Lord & Taylor's, New Yora, und 267 Fulton ene Brooklyn, are inserumy full or partin! sete of the-r improved artideval Teeth, wits ee the rusts, Feit sets on gold or piatina, fer o ) parti sete gol I per tooth 835 silver or rubber, arecting, 250 De Are DENTIST, 273 BOWERY, WILK von 5 dat are furl io aaa once S, tery are tu saa rat a ~y ; also gold and other auine filings for natural teot ) CERTIFICATES.—IAVING we? TWO TEETA 1. 1,162 extracted without pain by Or. J. JAY ae Gand street, iwo bic tein Broadway. ry ARommendation é> those shcterng from ears, AM. Hl, CLARK, 18 Twenty-fourth sh pense on, ‘WINES ARLES’ LONDON ‘evoling, the most Bow in vogue. With hearty thrive uj their usual bi c asa medicine It is the aurest refoge trom the pains and vies pegullar to their delice Sold ‘cruggista, grocers, ac. porters, Liberty street, A ow cares of thal old Dennresy nad Otard Cogusc Brandy at the low priee of $5 u case, for tweive quart dott AND LIQuoRS. is THE MOST it, th by rate an jc OTICR—I. HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. J. N Howell, No. 19 Housten ay of wa, C. RUDMAN. | RAILROADS. UDSON RIVER RAILROAD. TRAINS FO! LBANY, y, the North and West ureet at ? air erontmiese idl 1G 18LAND RAILROAD ACCOMMODAT grace pa Tinrwtaysr atin area Hater meer a ane - gsiah what: v8 NI UR pea a Sup eel OPE Ore CFEIGE OF THR CONRY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN meena Bryoriny Jy 8, 186 The podite ts ri oni nud ning Le rasgn He we Pa “ an ny © wits fow! H SCWARS AND pect FORTY “GROSS CORNISH AKD vou § Tobacco at $2 1d per gree Address