The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1862, Page 3

Gpecial Meeting ef the Chamber of Com- merce. ‘GOVEANMENT TO BE SUPPORTED AND THE WAR TO BS PROGKMOCUTED—A GREAT PUBLIC MMETING TO BB EELD, ETC. A special meeting of this body was held yesterday afternoon at one o’clock—Jouathaa Sturgis, Eaq., in the chair—to hear the report from the spocial committee of ‘Mirteen, called the Committee on National Affairs, ap- Pointed at the last regular moathly meeting te eonfer with other committees of a similar eharacter—namely, the Mayor's Office Committee, the Fifth Avenue Hotel Comuittee, the Chamber of Commerce Committee and ‘the Union Defence Committee. Joun A. Sravana, Esq.,in the absence of Mayor Op- dyke, chairman of the special committee of thirteen, re- ported that the action resolved upon by the five joint committees was to recommend, first, the holding a ‘Union meeting; second, to draft a series of resolutions, aud third, © prepare an address to the people of the United States, Mr. Stevens’ report and resolutions to sustain the action recommeuded was adopted. General Wirmore addressed a few words to those pre- sent, urging all to continued and incessant action for their country; and then, jn pursuance of a motion, the muceting adjourned to twe o'clock P. M. to hear the reso- lutious and address recommended by the committee. ‘Yhis beng an adjourned meting merely to hear the report of # committee, the attendance was exceedingly slim, eat more than ten or @ dozen members being preseut At two o’clock the Chamber again met, and, on motion, D. D. Field, Baq., read the resolutions and address which had been prepared im accordance with the resolutions vf the committee of thirteon. The resolutions and ad- dregs, the tone of which was strongly in suppert of the government, the vigorous prosecution of the war, and denunciatory of the threatened European interven- tion, were adopted by the meeting as being admirably adapted to the present condition of affairs. A committee of eleven, to attend to the details of the intended public meeting, was, on motion, appointed, and Tuesday next fixed on as the *tume for holding it, the se- lection of the place of meeting being left to the discre- ‘tion of the Committee of Arrangements. ‘The thanks of the meeting were given to the sub-com- mivice that prepared the resolutious and address, which we hove to have an opportunity of laying betore the pub- hie prior to the meeting of next Tuesday. Acall for the mevting was drawn up, lo which the Bames of ail present were appemded, and ordered to be pub.ished. At about half-past three e’olock the meeting adjourned. Board of Aldermen. ‘The Board of Aldermen held a regular weekly meeting at one o’clook yesterday, Alderman Henry in the chair, The minutes of the last meeting having been read and ‘approved, Alderman Dayzon offered a preamble and resolution, to the effect that the Common Council of this city gives pledge of the corporate charter and people of the city of New York. to pay every soidier who has enlisted or shall enlist in the national army to make up the complement of the call issued Dy the President of the United States a bounty of one hundred dollars if the soidier be a married man, and the sum of fifty dollars if he be a single man, or have no family depeuding oa him; and that the Committee on National Affairs be instructed te report at next meeting an ordinance providing for the raising of a loan for such vedideriosa FaRLer moved te lay the matter on the pass. He understood the gentleman from ihe ‘firbe (Alderman Smith) to say that the Boards had already a resolution before them which he jbt would meet the matter im question. He was not aware of any such resolution, and he desired ‘Ubat the document he had offered should be a distinct and emphatic expression of the Commou Council, which should encourage enlistment of men to put down the ont revolt. He believed the city of New York might er spend its hundreds of millions ir they pleased, and Dring this contest to an early conclusion, than to let the war be protracted as it has been. it was a matter of fact that at the preseat time agricultural and mechani- ‘ers were able to obtain abundant employment, ‘and they could not bring a man from his workshop or from his field without an equivalent. Let them but ‘tender to men an equivalent and they would flock to the standard of their country, and before the year would ex- pire the infamous attempt that was elay made to de- ‘stroy the constitution of our country and the liberties of eur (Hoe would be frustrated. ‘Alderman Wausm advocated the laying of the pream- ‘ble anu resulutien on the table, on iekenea ‘that it was im the hands of a committee already, After a protracted discussion the matter was laid on the table, Alderman Sits offered a resolution directing the Com- mittee on National Affairs to commuuicate with Gov- ermor Morgan in reference to the best means of encour- aging enlistments. Carried. Alderman Dayton offered @ preambie and resolution in reference to the death of ex-Surrogate Edward C, West, Offering condolence to his bereft lady, and asking the members of the Board to attend the funeral, with badges of mourning. Passed. ‘Alderman Junzuian offered a resolution, to the effect ‘that the Board request the Adjutant General to furnish them with the uames of ail discharged seldiers from this ity, im order to avoid imposition im dispensing relief, passed. Alderman Mrrosxij,, Chairman of the Committee on Repairing and Decorating the Chamber ef the Board, presented a report in Taree of Fae the party whe had done the work his bill of $2,000. Alderman Dartox opposed she payment of the bill, on the ground that the work was not legally done, ioasmuch as it had only passed the Board of Aidermen aad had not been brought before the Board ef Councilmen. Alter a short discussion the report was laid over, A resolution was adopted, to the effect that the Board recommend to the Commissioners of the Central Park to place the hospital of Mount St. Vincent im charge of the Btate authorities, said hospital to be under the mauage- ment of the Sisters of Charity. After the trausaction ef some routine business the ‘Board adjourned. Recruiting for the Army. 70 THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD. New Youx, July 10, 1862. ‘There are many persons in this city who are compe- tent to held positions as officers, and could raise com. panies with but little trouble, but for ene thing. They have families to support, and, mot receiving any money until they have their complement of men recruited, it weuld leave them ina very destitute eondition. Could there not bea fund got up allowing each person who has the proper authority to companies a fair al- Jowance weekly for his supporty 1 am satis: that it would be the means of heiping recruiting toa great extent. Hoping that you will bring this before the pub- lie, | remain, A SOLDIER. [From the Bosten Traveller, July 9.) Yesterday afteravon Charles P. Gordon, head of the firm of Gordon & Ce., silversmiths, No. 160 Washington street; Curtis 8. Gordon, Frederick 8. Gordon, John H. Gordon and Geo. B. Gordon, bis sons, were arrested by deputies rrr bephg United States Marshal, cbarged with be- be yt is alleged that they haveavuwed the strongest feel- ing in favor of the Southern eonfederacy: exulied over the reverse suffered by McClelian; expressed a profo- rence to live under the Southern rule,aud centempt of ‘our government. en ee en Brooklyn City News. Pram Prorexry Soup.—Simeea Draper, ander the direction of the Prize Commissioners, sold the cargo of four prize vessels at the Union Stores and Wheeler's At Jantic Dock yesterday. The eargo of the schooner J. G. McNiel consisted of 185 bags of coffee and 22 bales of tobacco; the coffee was knocked dows at 19%o. « 206. ‘per pound, and the 32 bales of leaf tobacco were sold at AGc. per pound, The cargo of the schooner Zavalia eon- sisted of 247 bales of leaf tobacco, which was sold at from 166. to 206. per peund The cargo of tne Hea § Pioneer, consisting of 153 small bales of leaf tobaceo, wold at 163g. per pound. The cargo of the echooucr Vonvs consisted of 429 pigs of neat 89 pigs Athlone a boxes of tiu plate, kc. The a BM. 65 pound, The copper was sold at ee per pound, and’ te ao was gold in two lots for $105 60. One bag of coffee was knocked down at $22; 95 half bales ef cotton, weighing about 20,000 pounds, were suld at 90. per pound; 22 bags of wool were sold at 16<c, per bags of damaged e0tton neld at 340, per pouna., ‘The New Mi Bowron, July 10, 1862. The new liassachasests per coat scrip, for the to of $360,000, was ail taken at ene and a hall per cout pre- mium. The total amount ef bide wae nearly three ami ilions. FINANCIAL AND COMMenciAL. Tavasvar, July 10—6 P. M. The excitement tn the gold snd exchange markets continues unabated. Gold opened this morning at 117%, fell to 116, 115%, 116, and then heran torally. Between the boards it rose to 115%: at the recond board ft sold at 116, and closed that bid. Bills on London opened at 129%, were then sold of 129, 128) 128, and ia the afterncon at ize. The advauee in gold aud bills has led to remarkable avtivity in merchandise. People are shipping to Europe everything whiey oan ho bought. Articles which have been stagnant for months—snch copper and other articles which are scldom eq. ported—are being shipped in targe quantities, Every one who owes anything to Suvope ts gend- y produce to pay the debt; others are shipping on ulation, relying cn the pretium on their exchange for their prodt. Though we are receiy- ‘ny no cotton fvom the South, our export tavye. gient will probably be unprecedented in magnitude so long as exchange continues at its present figure. On the other hand, the advance in bills will nearly annihilate our import trade. Goods o1 dered sixty days ago, and not paid for at the time, must sell for 17 per cent more than they were worth when they were orcered in order to reim- burse the importer. Goods sent here on commis- sion by European manufacturers will net avery heavy loss. The premium on gold is, in fact, just 80 much additional customs duty levied on foreign goods; and, as the duties were nearly prohibitory before, this will render them absolutely so. Fortu- nately, with the exception of tea, coffee, hides, drags and one or two other articles, everything consumed here can also be produced in the coun- try; and, on the other hand, the supply of food and other produce which can be sent abroad in case of necessity, and sold on American account, is almost unlimited. Bresdstuffs, though they have advanced considerably within a few days, are still 10 to 20 per cent lower than they were a year ago. People who are afraid of the deprecia- tion of the currency cannot do better than send grain or flour to England, returns to be made in gold. Money continues fairly active at 5 a6 per cent. Many v'spitalists are distrustful of the future, and decline to part with their funds. Certificates of indebtedness are worth 9934 a 4%; green backs, THas. The stock market was active to-day; but prices as a general rule wére rather lower. Pacific Mail, which advanced 3% per cent, was an exception to the rule, and so was Cleveland and Pittsburg, which rose one per cent. Central opened at 9334, fell off to 92, then rallied to 9274, and finally closed at about 9244. Erie fluctuated between 35% and 364, At the first board Erie preferred declined 4%, Hudson River 4, Harlem 1, Michigan Central 1, guaranteed 1, Illineis Central 1, Galena %, Toledo %, Rock Island %. State stocks were generally steady, with the exception of Missouri, which declined 4% per cent. Bonds continue in active demand; the issues of the Northwestern, which are the lowest of the safe bonds on the list, appear to be again rising in favor. Between the boards the market was not active, but better prices were offered for stocks. At the second board there was no material change. The market closed steady, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 102 @ 102%; United States 6’s, coupon, 1881, 102 a 102%; United States 6’s, 1874, 90 a 91; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 104%4 a 104% Tennessee 6’s, 53 a 54; Virginia 6’s, 5334 a —; Mis- souri 6’s, 4894 @ 49; American gold, 115% a 116; Pacific Mail, 10944 a 10934; New York Central, 9234 a 9234; Erie, 3534 a 36; do. preferred, 63% a 6344; Hudson River, 45 a 47; Harlem, 1634 a 1634; do. preferred, 38% a 3834; Reading, 57 a 58; Michi- gan Central, 6134 a 6134; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 25% # 25%; do. guaranteed, 6734 05724; Panama, 130% 131; Illinois Central, 69 05934; Galenaand Chicago, 705% a 70%; Cleveland | and Toledo, 48%%4 a 4824; Chicago and Rock Island, 64% a 65; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 7744 a 784; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 34 a 35; New York Central 7’s of 1876, 107 a —; Erie third mortgage bonds, 9874 a 99; Illinois Central 7’s, 93% 0 95. It isa common remark that stocks are advancing, and have been advancing of late. This is an error. Stocks have all fallen heavily within the past thirty days, as the following table shows:. June 16. July 10. ——-Gold 10634 ——, ——-Gold 116,_—. De- + Vat. in Ca, Reat Vat. Val. inC’y. Real Val. cline. U8, 6'sreg.10334 97 102 86 ‘l1p.c. Y, 92% 6 i8p.c. cd 30 bgp.¢. + $706,811 00 190,000 00 1,939,787 28 8,978,911 29 ‘The June earnings of the Chicago and North- western road were:— June, 1861 June, 1862. ” Increase... see . + $21,153 The Green Bay extension is now partially ironed, and will be in working order by the fall. Mr. Ogden has just completed the arrangement with the managers of the New York Central for the propeller line which is to carry grain from Green Bay. This will undoubtedly be one of the most important shipping ports on the lake. The Sub-Treasury in this city received to-day a special deposit of $238,000 which is not likely to be claimed ina hurry. It seems that when New Orleans fell it was discovered that the rebel government had a sum of nearly a quarter of a million to its creditin the banks of that city. This sum General Butler claimed on behalf of the United States, and by alittle gentle pressure succeeded in persuading the banks to draw for it on their correspondent banks in this city. The drafts were paid this morning. The deposit was made, we believe, in the name of the ‘‘so-called Confederate government.”’ The directors of the Continental Insurance Com- pany have declared a dividend of forty per cent upon the earned premiums of the past year to holders of policies, and a semi-annual dividend of sixeper cent to stockholders—the former to be issued September 10, and the latter payable on the 14th inst.; the Niagara Fire Insurance Com- pany, s semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 15th inst.; the Equitable Life Assurance Society, a semi-annual divi- dend of three and a half per cent on the capital stock, payable on the 15th inst.; the Bre- voort Fire Insurance Company, @ dividend of five per cent, payable on demand; the Relief Fire In- surance Company, # semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand; the trustees of the Seamen’s Bank for Savings, a dividend of five per cemt on sums of five hundred dollars and under, and four per cent on all larger sums; the Bowery Savings Bank, ite usual interest dividend st the rate of five per cent on sums of five hundred dol- lars and under, and atthe rate of four per cent on larger sums; the Bank of the State of Missouri, a dividend of three per cent, payable on the 2ist inst.; the Merchants’ Bank of St. Louis, three per cent, payable on the 15th; the Mechanica’, three aud a half, psyable on demand; the Southern, two and a half, payable on demand; the Exchange, of five, payable on demand—all of the same city; the New Haven City Fire Insurance Company, s semi- eanval dividend of four per cent, payable on the 16th inst. As there seems to be a disposition just at pre- sent, on the part of individa to provide against the scarcity of small change by the issue of small circulating notes, it may be well to quote from the laws of this State, making auch an act an offence, sud inflicting @ penalty therefor. On page 118, Revised Statutes, fourth edition, volume 2, will be found the following sections:— association of persens, er bedy bodies corporate as ai ssly thorized by Ii 7, ‘shall keep any office fo of issuing a loa circulation as money; nor promissory notes, or other bankers, for the purpose of loaning them or putting them incirculation ag money, unless thorato epecially autho- rized by law. Sec. 7. Every person. iG every corporation, and ovary member of a corporation, who thal contravene of the prov ne in the Inet or dirvetly or {nairectly assent to sued violation, ‘shall ferfoit $1,000. Section 11, on page 119 of the same volume, for- bids any person to pay, give or receive tn payment any bank notes issued hy any banking company in thie State of a less denomination than one doHar; and section 12 provides that the penalty for the violation of this provision shall be the forfeitare of the nominal amount of the note so received or paid. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Honse this morning were $32,667,409 30, and the balances 81,651,382 76. Dio etetewerte of the Laake of the three princi- as td NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY H, 1862. pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the previous ones, and the corresponding time of 1861, as ag gl — N. York, July 8. seis 1z7 eels sites san % sds Boston, July 7... 64.640. Pollan’ July 7... Sb06661 Dassar7ea Blbeo Seo MT 4.748.200 Sg 7 10.547 iy aE one 20,963,362 ‘Des, 896,971 207,812 19,471.420 Lh esaemeameke se Hy taint Feersvind 17,160,358 Stock Ex Exchang. e. 3 as tog 1862. mien, 81 reg 102 20 she yee ad 20 Mechanica" Banik, 102 160 Pee Mall Last wee Last year. 569 Useetirw! iy 100 30 'T4,cou 90 200. do. 2336 80 Cle, Col & Cin RR 124 150 Gal & Chi RR.... 70: 4 200 do. oe 200 Cle & Tol RR.830 100 do. 860 200 do. 500 Chi & R Isl RR 50 do, 50 do. 64: 6 Chi,Bur&QRR. 78 ‘60 Harlem RR pref. 50 Mich Central RR. 61 5 de 1 160 100 50 50 61 100 100 Mich So&N IRR 25% 504 do. mS 50 Mich So&NIgs 5735 300 N ¥ Central Ri. 92% 100 ll Cent RR scrip. 9% 92 40....,.080 60 200 Galena & Ghi RR. 10% 25 Cleve & Tol BR. 20000 do... Specte Quotation: BY F. P. JAMES & CO., 45 WALL STREBT. American gold.... $1 153¢ American silver. ot 09 Victoria sovereigns 545 =Spanish dollars 1 Nd de Mexican dollars.... 116 Ger.&Fr’ch crowns 116 Five franc pieces.. 1 03 Prussian thal 15 Span. silver (p.oz.) 123 English silver..... 6 20 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuvaspay, July 10—6 P.M. Asuxs.—Sales were limited and prices unchanged. Breapsrurrs.—Flour—The market opened with firm- ness, but, owing te am advance in freights, it grew heavy, while prices were irregular and easier, with sales of about 18,000 bbis. within the following range of prices:— Superfine State. $650.04 75 Superfine, Wesiara asoaaw Common to ‘choice: extra Western 40 16 HAD... scseseesrecseeees cy pty Southern mixed to geod ‘superfine. $05 a5 70 Extra bath . 515 80 Good 615 25 2% 00 —Canadian fleur was less active and buoyant while the sales embraced sbout 12,000 bbis. at the above quotations. Southern flour was easier, with sales of 1,100 bbis. at the above figures. Rye flour was steady, with sales of 200 bbis. at quotations. Corn meal was im moderate demand, and prices were unchanged, while the sales included 800 bbls. Jersey and Brandywine. Wheat ‘was firm at the opening, but, owing te the advance in freights, closed in favor of purchasers. The sales footed upabout 125,000 bushels, at $1 05 a $1 14 for CanadaClub, $1 29. $1 30 for commen to good white Michigan, $1 28 @ $1.30 for prime amber Michigan and $1 20 a $1 30 fer common do., $1 22 a $1 25 for red Western, $1 07a 91 11 for Milwaukee club and Chicago Spring. Corn was also affected by higher freights, and closed dull, with sales ‘of 60,000 bushels at 45c. for heated, 50c. 52¢. for east. ern shipment and at 633¢¢. a Séc. for Western mixed, Rye was in better request, with sales of 15,000 bushels at oi6e. a. T7c. tor State and at 69c. for Western. and barley malt were quiet and nominal. firmor, with sales of Canadian and Western at 433, 45c. and State at 453,c. Corres was active and firm, with sales of 10,000 bags of Rio at 203,c. @ 22c., and 4,000 do. were reported, which we could not fully trace, at p. t. Corron.—The market was firmer, while the sales em- braced 1,300 bales, closing on the basis of 413. a 42c. for middling upland: Freicuts were higher and active. To Liverpool about fon 17,000 bushels wheat at 14d..in bulkyand 1, ios ber flour at 4s. @ 48. 3d, ‘To Bristol 1,000 bbls.’ flour at 38. 9d. A vessel to Cork and orders at 9s. 9d. per yage, was loaded were more steady. Hay was in moderate demand, with sales at 65c. for shipment, and 55c. “for city use. ‘aVaL StoRKs were scarcer and higher, with small sales spirits turpentine at $1 60 a $1 65. Rosin was quiet and nominal. Provisions.—Pork—The market was unchanged, while @ rather better deman wailed. The sales embraced 760 bbis. at $10 3744 a $10 50 for mess, and at gs 876 & unchanged. meats made for hams, and at tie & 3%. Lard was acti a 5 Sales of 350 packages were made Butter was steady at l4c. a 16c. for State, ie 17 Obio was at 13¢. @ léc. gc." the latter figure for choice; Obio was in light supply and nominal. Rics.—A small lot (25 casks) of Carolina sold at 7}. ‘Srices —Sales of 1,000 mats Of cassia were made at ba ee bage of pepper at p.t., and 200 bags pimente was again active an chiefly Cubas, at Sc. 0 jug lots, while grocery grades were pes was active and frm, with sales of 290. for Eastere, and at 9X6. for and was good and prices higher, jth sales of 508 bole. ‘State and Western at 80c. ET JEWELRY—AN STUCK, THE largest in the city, the latest styles, at one-fourth egular price, consisting of Fine, Bracelets, Chatela Bar Rings, Necklaces, ac, at the original L. JACOBS, No, REEN TURTLE SOUP AND 8TEAKS—BY AARON A. Levy, the best Ture Soup maker in New York, all hones of te day and evening, st BIRDSALL'S Oyster ita 169 Broxdway, No. 1 Corti Families and trade supplied. ~ RURNHAWS FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK- ing, establish ‘est Eleventh street, between fu Mizih, nveausn. Household furniture Boxed and all parts of the world. Covered wagoni ‘niture into the eountry. Furniture stored. ANTED—A FIRST RATE BLACKSMITH, ONE used to machi wi ia erigine work, ‘Apply to tt ANTED—A MAN, ‘tobacco. Apply’ at] 10 UNDERSTANDS CU 7 and 29 Water at Waste D-INMEDIATELY, FOR A SUMMER HOTEL, in the country, 4 goed bake r, either a male or fem: will answer, so that'they thoroughly understand their Apply this moruing at 78 Nassau st., rst floor. ANTED—A CARVER. ONE WHO I$ WILLING TO work for low Wages, and make himself generally use- ful, may apply at the Waverley Dining Rooms, No. 6 \ireen- W TANTED—A CARVER, I IMMEDIATELY, AT PAIR Wi ges, for ®rst clam Hotel, Alay Ay i Maphatian Of A, M, See, as fireman. Apply early at Ofliee, 902 Broadway, near 23d RESPECTABLE A )oung fal meaty iasbite, as cook ims private family, be ng (Ous int i Waebing and ironing: Qader- stance milk oat butier thoroughly; ule go a short {ance in the country, Call for two days at No. 696 8b Detween 42 and 4h sus., im the furniture aire. A 2002, GERMAN GIRL, wHO UNDERSTANDS cooking, washiny @nd ironing, and is wisling to d Several house wors wishes @ situation, Call ab 3M Spring , between Hudson and Greenwich, SITUATION WANTED—BY & SITUATION WANTED—BY ar PROTESTANT GIRL, vai ry pain cook, Washer 'g00d eg ary bee Lith st, between Lat rng ‘oudave. A. Would go a short VERY CAPABLE YOUNG GIRL, WITH FOUR ears’ Gity references {rom her last piace, wishes a|scituation as burse and seamstress or woulda do chamber work and sew; has a good knowledge of family sewing and 4s both wilimg’and obilging; ue oujection to go the country Call at 109 West 30th ats fortwo days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COOK; undersiands pastries and jellies o: ail kinds; ue ob- Jection to assist with the wavhing an. ironing. Best of city Teference. Gun be seen for thrve days at $65 6th av, YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO COOK. ing, Washing and ironing; no objection to go a short distance in the country. Has the best of city references. Call for two days ut 156 West 2eth at, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A CHILD TO hurse in her owm heuse, with a tresh breast of milk, lost her baby about one week ayo. Call for two days ora week at the corner of Columbis and Amity ste., South rouklyn, A. RESPECTABLE, | STEADY Wish@s # situation as cook; cooking, Washing and naa 3 from her last. place; Call'at Mra. Lymauis, corner of Brooklyn. RESPE¢TABLE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WANTS ‘@ situation a wet nurse in a respectable family. Call for three days at 20 Henry at, YOUNG WOMAN e ts well experienced in n be well recommended jection to go in the coun! Dean st. and Underhill SITUATIONS WAN' YOUNG MAN, 20 YEARS OF AGE. WANTS A alru- lon either a’ ca) dain or purser's clers. or ip a whole- fale grocery or commission house; best of city reference. Addive~ Edward, box Iv Herald SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG Darkeeper. Understands the business well. ihe best of city reievenre. Address Win, Duggan. corner of South First and Third stréets, Williamaburg, tor two days, _ NG MAN. OF STRICTLY SOBER h, Spanish, Italian and Eng- 4 situation as salem clerk ina respectanle house, where bix knowledge Ksiages would be useful to his employer; best eily Feferences wiven, Address Linguist, 1 MAN, AS Cau bring RESPECTABLE ¥ babi tiser has had the management of & tea store for nearly two years, aud would like moet with w similar situation, oF auything he could be useful inj mo objection to th fry eau give the beat of city reference, “Call at, 01 1L., $28 Grand at, New York, in the tea stor ANTED--A SITUATION IN A HOTEL, BY A HIGH- ly respectable Frenchman, lately arrived in try; he can produce the highest testimonials fro: ‘abroad nd the most respectable refereneca im this city. Apply at 26 Broadway, corner of 12th s ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR IN A first class retail liquor store; pone but those who can satisfy a8 to honesty und a judge of money need apply. SPUiyn: \o-morrow morning, corner of Gold and Wa‘ rab, Foo! ‘ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HORSES AND work in ® garden @ few mies {rom the city; also a girl todo the housework of @ small family; would have no objection to man and wife. Apply to Frederick Sievens, 215 Pearl st, ANTED A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, 7 a Righly rewpeaable Frenchman, laisly, arrived in ; hecan produce tle highest testimoniais from tha cout abroad, and’ the most respectable Feferences in this city. Apply at 886 Broadway, corner of 12th st. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, EIGHTEEN YEARS of age, @ ‘givantion ag clerk: In any. respectable, bust ess, wholesale or retail. Best references as to honesty and food character. Address for two days E., box 118 jerald office. “| TIENTION, GERMAN PATRIOTS. About face. “New York to the rese The New \ork \cluntrr arulery, Fifth, regiment, now stationed Iv Fort Marshal, at Balinore, May requiring ¢ few more men to fil its companies to tueir full maximum ‘standard—to wit: 156 men to the company—uan ofllee bas beer oped at Nv. A Now Bowery or sic enatiaens oi wen (0) Conpany B. This company is second to none in the regis ment ft is comiorcabiy quartered in Yort members eneounier no long marehes, carr Backs, are Bot exposed to oUL OL door encamp cident to ueld duty, Recruits forwarded dally. | Pay equal to any in the servics, commencin of eurolment. Qne hundred doilars bounty, and relet hekels issued to famines of all recruits. Clownog and. re tions furnished tmm pply immediately at 40 New Bowery, between James a MJ Roos: velt streets, FRER. { Liew reno OR rite HARRIS, ‘sball, and itt Recruiting officers, LL RECRUITS THAT JOIN MY COMPANY THIS week will get $2 in addition to their month’s pay in ad- vavee ($1,) and $25 pounty. Four giod men for Sergeants and elght for Corporal ‘at No. 7 Broadway i E.'p. CLOYD, Captain Pope Rifles. JORCORAN ZOUAVES. C HIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE. r B. SPINOLA, BRIGADIER BRAL, ManloTt S. CHOP Wanted, immediately, iwenty-tive inea, to fill this com- pany. Ollicers and men are to have & splendid and Crd uniform, and men of experience at their head. It will be to the advantage of those enlisting to join Company C, Captain Michael Murphy, who to “the old Ninth regiment, the first that ever wor et “a a8 & regiment in the city of New York. Enlist with # man you can know something aboui, Inquire of the forty-eight men who, the capiaiin is. Inquire of | the wounded men of ‘the Thirty seventh reciaent, now city, how he treated the men of his compan: pany en cap. tain of Company G in suid regiment, See the account of faid men serenading him on Friday evening the 20th ult, Reliet given to the fuinilies of the sembers of this company; pay from date of enlistunent, $13, paid to each man when Mustered into the United Slates service. $100 paid to every soldier when honorably discharged. I: will be to the advant- age of those wishing promotion, which will only be given to ther who will taxe a pride and pleasure to become good drill sergeants. Recruiting depots 550 Second av her of Thirty-fourth. atrects aud 483 Broadway, room No. 10, over headquarters of the regiment. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A svar ‘@t.on to cook, wash and iron in a small private ly 5 Ho objection to go in the country; best of reierence given, Call at or address for two days mars ‘West 2th st., beween oth aud 10th ava., front basement A SITUATION WANTED—BY A SMART, FAITHFUL, tidy girl, 0 do cooking or general housework; is a re- Spectavle, competent sei ironer, obliging and trust} try. Apply at S46 Fultor vant, an excellent washer an Dest of ‘relerencen cy oF oud , Opposite City Hall, Brooklyn. HOUSEKEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED~BY A smart American lady; would like to take charge of boarding house or hotel, in city or country. Address for three days M. Groser, sation A, Spring st. HELP _ WANTED—FEMALES. AT THE LARGE SERVANTS’ INSTITUTE APPLY Ate d, civil, capable servants, corner ot Eleventh at. and Sixt rman, Seotch, Irisn, American and Pro- estat women. io sult all, Conducted by Mra, ¥LOYD. 8 rendy for good girls, aire WHO UNDERSTANDS GENERAL HOUSE- nd is kind and eblixing, can ind Cai wage 280 West 22d st. Best of references ll for two days. IRLS WANTED—TO STRIP TOBACCO, ALSO TO pack tobucco; good wages and sivady work. Apply at 207 and 209 Water ate RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES & Duby to nurse at her own house; hasa fresh breast of milk, having lost her awn baby, four weeks old, Can be seon'for two d 313 West 19th at. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion to do general housework or ehamberwork or to mind children, Can be acen for two days at 11 West 42u at. Good city reference given, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- bermaid and waitress or to take care of children and do plain sewing; understands operating on Wheeler & sen'a machine i has eight years relerence from her last place to fo, ®, ahor: distance in the country. Ball for two igs at ily West ost 24th ot, near 7th av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young gitl, to do general housework; is a first rate washer and ironer, zood plain cook and is willing and oblig ingin Cini fhe best of city ap erige bin ae be seen unul suited ac 1 ‘4 ‘7th av., between 18th and 19th sts. SITUATION TO eneral housework for a RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A ‘ovck, wash and iron, or to do small respectable family; ‘no object Good city reference given. at,, third floor, front room. SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE WO- 's first ruie cook, washer aud ironer; thorough- iy understands her business in all ite branches, oe ie will to do general housework for a small family. Has the city reference, Gall at 69 Hast Houslou at near Mott ia tne dry goods store, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO ¢ care of children and make yal a iui; tacapal ‘Good city Teterence. etna at vr Como ra at, 5 Be Brook : YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO COOK, wash and iron, or to do general housework; best of city Eeteronee, Apply (or two days at 362 2d av, ‘first floer, back fon to goin the country; for two days at 79 West 23h A pe a a a sori rete ung cook, washer and . Good city refe- rence Cau be seen for two days at 105 Bast 161 53 A AESPRCTARLE, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tidn in @ private family to do general housework; ia # {00d plain cool washer and ironer.- Call at 8 Beckett st, Brooklyn, ‘ANTED—A NURSE AND CHAMBERMAID IN A small family. Apply at 68 State st., between Hicks and Henry, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—SEWING MACHINE HANDS, WHO COM- mand a number of sewing machines, for plain work. Those who can do, a large quantity of work preferred. App to W. Stevens, 15 Meroer at, 1 OF at the corner’ o Sacl . Brookiy: ‘ANTED /IMMEDIATELY—¥IPTY coerane) — y and steady employment the year round. to Dubois & How, Suugeriey Ne¥s nn ee ‘ANTED.—A RESPECTABLE PERSON IS WANTED to dry nuree an infant froin ite birth, at her own resi- dence; a lady in reduced circumstances preferred. Such ® one, who would treat the child as her ‘own, will be liberally compensated; the best of reference required, Address, mating particulars, Johu ¥. Joues, Post oulce. W4STED—A GIRL, TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE- k of & small ‘private family; must be a good plain cook, washer and ironer. Call, with reterences at No. 3 Franklin terrace, Hoboken, between 9 and 12 M. ‘ANTED—A WET NURSE, TO SAIL FOR HAVANA’ Cubs, alone, the 15th iust,” Apply at 167 West 25th st, ‘ANTED—A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL, TO TEND BAR Bt the Carlton Shades, 3034 Meroer at, one door below Grand st. Apply for ‘ANTED—THIS DAY, A NEAT, (TIDY, CHAMBER. maid and waitress, for a first class family. Also = good cook, for the avenues, Wages $8. And & few expe- Fienced girls for general housework, at HENDERSON'S Servants! oflice, No. 6 Court street, Brooklyn, Apply early ‘ANTED—A GOOD COOK; FRENCH a GERNAN. ‘Must bring the best of refereuces. Apply from 9 to 1 o'clock at 17 West 19th st., between Sth and re aves. ‘ANTED—A ra A TO ASSIST IN A SALOON: ONE who can Play the piano and sing preferred. Apply ut the Generale, Ko. 6 Assity at., three doors from Broadway, ANTED—TO GO A counts Je stout girl, 1g do gel quire at 122 » Up 8 ‘ANTED—A RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, WITH 4 tresh breast of im: ret nurse a child at her own house, Apply at No. T'East $84 at, immediately. SHORT DISTANCE IN THE meral housework. In- SMART, ACTIVE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO and iron, or do general housework, Isa first rate eee en irouer, bread and biscuit baker. Can be seen at her present employer's, 43) West 25d at. RESPECTABLE pe WOMAN ee 4 sI- tuation, in @ small te family; she isan excellent Washer and froner, aud cooks or would do. the ‘upstairs work, and ‘ashing and ironing. Call at her present employer's, ir Ludlow at. Where she can get the best of reference, SITUATION WANTBD—BY 4 GOOD COOK; excelent baker of bread and cake; ehumberwork aud fine washing in a amall {9 go in the ceuntry; has youd references. two days at 121 Went 26th at., between 7th REE bite! WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE girls—one as chambermaid and waitress, aud sscook, washer and ironer. 18 AN or would do the Have the best rence: 191 Cuinten st, Brooklyn. Would: oa oo pause. SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG WiDow, TO DO eneral housework; plaii and in Toner; has a lite gyi i2 year old smart and “Seuve: can walt on table, run of errands, ordo light chamberwork; Would like wo Bave her in the house witn me. Call for two days at 451 Columbia ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN ENGLISHWOMAN, ‘as cook; bas had tifteen years’ experience in sume of the best nt farce in England, Address Mary Aun Dickinson, reel At, front room, up stairs, We A FRENCH DRESSMAKER, F Paris, accustomed to cut and bt in the most cutie le style, Werk by the day, week or month; no objection to to the country. Address 124 Clinton place, 8th st, Wwe A SITUATION, 4S NURSE AND ee by a respectable woman; four years’ ference from her last piace. Apply for two days otal. 20th at,, between 7th and Sth avs. Warts A artes et pm YOUR OMAR, A siuation as nurse and seam or as chamber and seamstress. Good city reference, Call at 369 West iis SL, between Greenwich and Washington ats. ANTED—BY 4 MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WO- ‘s rituation as stewar to go with a lady or family to Livery = Apply for ‘Ons week at No. 6 ‘Tryon row, near City ) ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO. uaa, o situation as wet hurse at her own house; has good reference. Apply at 139 East $8éh 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as first class cook; has no objection to assist in washing and ironiy 0 objection togoin the country; ne objection to @ private house; hua the best of ei Fetereuce from Her last place. Gall for two daye st 00 6 ‘av., first floor, in the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY RESPECT. class cook, in elther city or cout one who perfectly understands her busines, soup, meat, lsh, Poultry, gamne and desserts of all Kinds; no objection’ 10 a rat class boarding house. Cali for two days onde un Ladd WAnrep—4 SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN gi .wBe understands German, "to mind enildren St Ga'Gen ovis between West Waskingwoo place’ nail Waverley piace.” natu ey 8 - Peg HEALTHY MA! and ‘wet nurse; doctor’ ference if required. Call at between 3/th and 38th aie., im the rear. ‘WAXTED-A SITUATION AS NURSE AND SEAM: by a tare Uke to take care of of a baby, and could is ver arecoee; would go to the cor Can be seen for two days at her hid best of reference mer, 132 Madison av. Wasten— ¥ r ‘RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO. man, aaituation as co no objection to assist eatiing and ironing; bas lived sinyeara in her last place; no objection to go to t be seen for two days at 107 West 27th at. and 7th avs, Dewween PERSON. W.=MY LIITLE SWEET BOY DIET, O! LET ME + €@e you once more befure we depart forever, Appoint ime and where to ineet you. Address your letters to Fer- oflice. Cail'for yours, same oflice as last re- ite to C. and here as promised, Please do not refuse this last wish to your friewd—have something important to communicate Pern, RNANDO R—L. OTHERWISE CALLED ho is believed to be serving in the d States Army, is earnestly entreated, for the s&ke of iaiticted parents, to comamuntcate at once with the ler, Rutue Buel, «@ W treet, Providence, R. rente will consult his wishes in all matters, Oflicers or: rades are requested to call bis attention to this notice, UFFY.—IF MRS. MAHER, FORMERLY MI89 JULIA Pty, of Skerry hilhovgs; couuty Meath, Ireland is in Al Sige 4 on Mr. W, F, ee NORTON INNIS, Ansa, oem New York or Bagi 1F MAZET POWDERU engaging with her fort mistress as culld’s nm je cun do 40 by calling at 92 Kast Thirty-scco F EDWARD AND MARY RURSBLL CHILDREN or Elizabeth Russell, and of the Francis Rus. gell, of Waily.\avidy Litueton, couniy, Th perary) will send their address to J, B., Herald office, they will hear of divennge. something to thel FMR. P. D. IRWIN, LATE OF MOTE, COUNTY Wesimenth, Ireland, will cail on or send bie address vo Michael Sheanon, 193 West Foriieth street, he will hoar uf a who wish wo consult bim on “busine esor im. Any informadon of him wil be thanktully re- ]toRvation WANTED—OF CHARLES VANTINE; formerly of 68 Barelay street, by his sister-in-law Jenny Fraucls, Any information will, be thankfully recety. eu at 8) Weat Twenty-seventh atrect, New York, NKNOWN TO ME, I Some faites vet Daughter of ve adaw would awerd y (), Keglt’VEPECKIVED No REPLY To APRIL 2, «Leave vow for the country, rewen in Septen Pie ‘ge keop # lookoat for those ronsa@ining and report at ware, ave you deceived. |, and nut the sw et, ANTED—25 OPERATORS oN | WHEELER & WIL. Fone ee sewing machine, to work on ane $ flannel aniria, t Al bunds, wi od reference: to Murry, at Wheeler £ W isoa's, S09 Broadway, ian “base: ‘ANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, smart, nent girl, for general housework; an Seah cook, washer and ironer, None need apply except thorough- ly competent, with good city reference, at 271 ‘East it 66th wt., between Ist and 2d at aves. ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, PRRFECTLY eR cir in eg Rg dress box 93 Brosdway P ont office, TANTED—A RESPECTABLE Gi Fal housework} she must be her and ironer. Inquire at "ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, 48 NURSE AND SEAM. ‘stress; she must understand plain sewing, be neat and ta ea a appearance and have good city reference. “Ap. TO DO GENE. begs “HELP WANTED—MALE ‘AORNTS 3 WANTED—TO SELL OUR NEW NATIONAL Package, and all our CarceR beige sty fies os of ae Bua ery Packages. Greatest variet kinds. Greater Iaducemsonia than ever befce offered vo agents. Send for circular. HASKINS & Ci 96 Beekman street, N.Y. AGENTS Wat WANTED ALL THROUGH THE STATES, cheapest, and latest Pi Fecagee Smanufscuifea” ‘All'our packages contals tare wer variety, sell quicker, give greater satisfaction, seclalferd the agent thore prout thas ell sthera: Our agents new make Sig per day easy, Send for cirenlare 8. C. RICKARD'S & CO., 102 Nassau street, Largest. and oldest Prize Package House in the world. GENTLEMAN WANTED—WHO CAN LOAN RUG CLERK WANTED.—ONE WHO IS COMPETENT and can come well recommended for honesty and so- briety may Pepys sha corner et GR at. and Broadway after 1 o'cloe JOMETHING NEW.—MY AGENTS MAKE, men oF all Co over $100 each month, in selling It will cure iesdache or toothache it in three talnutes of every kind, aris three minut of eve! im ing from any cause; also tere mst a stew days. Ittssafo and pleasaat, “tL ail for 25 Cents for, proof, and circular. . 170_ Chai hatham street, New —_ Dr. RL. WOLC See ONE OR TW ALESMEN IN Ix 8 wholesale jobbing hat, cap and fur house. name and ion Of" trade, box 3,684 New York Boek Sosa, NEW.—SOMETHING ae TO ALL out of employment-—Agenis wanted, local Wo sell our 20 new articies humbug, | Buclose 3 cent stan ap iseach, RICE & CO., Chicago, i ‘ANTED—A SOCRERERED, TO TAKE CHARGE OF ‘a.small set of books. One who is correct, and wilt oF travelling, Positive merit. This is no a4 circular. Samples Nassau street, N. Y., or to ta moderate hear of rman: siviaflom by addressing bon Zoro" Lore “boat omce. ace fous eed cbasoter and ‘capabllit ity. — on ANTED—A GOOD GERMAN OR FRENCH WAITER: ‘must understand his bi ‘Apply immediately ai No, 3 Clinton place, corner otgin st. ‘ANTED—AN HONEST MAN, aki | ean a a bash to travel with the advertiser on Lm eS for J. F. B. -A SMART YOUNG MAN, WHO U: Wien stands the retail liquor business. wit ith relerenes Bo ‘Sitter 9 o'clock this morning at ott. To save trouble none need er, Son Grand st; cofuer ot Mi apply without reterence, ‘ANTED—BY AN bie house, amar command from babite end undoubted 1 with, Address Dispu WANTEDSA VALET TO GO 10 AUSTRALIA with re emerehant, two conductors, wo boys tor trades, two TABLISHED AND RESPEOTA. active man as partner; one who can in eaah ne! be treated ree porlers, one siewardess, (wo girls to travel, salesman tor a dry goods store. clerk tor store. Eu Ployment Agency, No. 7 Cuatham squar OCUSTOMER TO SE! ANTED—DRIVEKS; MEN A\ ind crackers; no others need apply. Cal n Lafayette place ra read Company, cur: 4th at, from 10 to 12, for three day WANTED=aN HONEST MAN, OF BUSINESS HABITS, to assiet ina light business: one of goot address, sessing & Cart pital, cam meet with @ permanent thing. Api ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, 18 TO 20 YEARS OF AGE to wend 4 grocery siore, neg the city banking house, Apply at the Merchants’ ollice, Tht Fulton e. situations procured. No imadvauce, Reference to tirst class houses, Established 1896, ‘ANTED—IN AN UP TOWN HOSIERY AND TRIM. W iiss etore, a young tana wee understands the busi- Also a boy Who has spent a year or prgatit jing Where aud how long employed, L. Adure; DK, Merad MPIRE BRIGADE-BRIGADIER GEN.L FRANCIS B. Spinola. " SPINOLA GUARDS, ATTENTION. ;CRUITS WANT Men In good phyaisal health, Deoween IS and 45 years of age, have an oppurtunity to join a regiment new orzanizin| in the [New York Volunteer’ service under tbe ranction o! Governor Morgan, Commander-in-Chief, Pay will average trom $13 to $23 per month. A few first class men can get positions as non-commissioned officers, with # chunce of pro- motion to $90 per month; theretore be early. Each ian as soon as he the roll will be subsisted aud clothed at the expense of the government, and sent to good wholesome quarters. $25 bounty, one inonth’s pay in advance, and as soon as mustered in; $100 Lounty when discharged, and family provided for during abst Al‘o wanted: {f applied for immediately, We sters and Musicians. Rolls can be fou 0. Shew’s, 16 Centre street; corner of Chambers and feentaa streei, and at headquarters, Mozart Hall, 814 Broadwa: DD. JACKSON. Adjutant El . H. MELVIN, Captain. Wa. MoCacwer, Orderly eee I¥TY RECRUITS WAKE TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT N. ¥. STATE MILITIA, SERVE FOR SIXTY DA’ This eee now at Harper’s Ferry, ill reeeive the above number of recruits if immediate application be made ARMORY NO. 18 SIXTH ENUE. Fie deuce only wanted. Equipments furnished. It affords a fine oj Speaee a, ty for r young men to ‘connect themselves for @ limited period with one of the best regi- ments in the service, ‘Armory open from 634 A. M. til 9 P. M. Wanted, alse, six efficient ifers. ‘None but the best need apply. ‘OTICE—RECRUITS.—SECOND REGIMENT N. Y. 8. M., now Eighty-second Volunteers.—Recruits wanted for the above Tegiment ny their armory, Hall piace and Sev- enth street, and at 26 Cherry street. iberal inducements offered. Equipments and rations furnished on signing the roll. For particulars apply atthe armory, of Licutenant J. W. DEMPSEY, Recruiting Oftieer. By order of the War bests ALE CHEEKS IN wa WHEN RATTLE “ANTHON BATTALION FLGUE ARTILLBY. MAJOR F. w WILLARD, Every day’s experience teaches that battles are becoming og more artillery duels. Let us, then, have mere te The ANTHON BATTALION is the only artillery coi fogaine Me this State by special Fo mprggrannerind of Preside and affords Prouably. the last oPpOrtunIy for {howe desrous of erving ‘thelr oo 6 serv’ ‘The battalion will consist of two batteries of eight guns eas mee hundred ey eer men, of perncey, ars toman them. | Fay and rations In accordance With the United ‘States regulations for this branch of ners, Team- ‘A few well drilied cannoniers can secure ‘yrolninients as non-commissioned officers upon: mm at headquarters, 568 Broadway. "an dependent company organiastion now fermi independent zation now forming, ‘under authority from Kajurant General Hillhouse, - Brave men, our gountry needs you, The Union Let us with strong arms and wil j hearts rush to the reseue. tthe Pope Rilies be THE Vike? 1 THE FIELD, and show the rebels how q “the sons of the Bmpire ‘State can respond to their President ONTI'S PAY IN ADVANCE will meine ‘each volunteer on the mustering in of the com- Apply at Eeagmrien, io. 7 Broadway. E. F. Fito, Captain. _Tyo drummers and a teamster wanted, Rr WANTED.—COMPANY F, PHCNIX RE- Corcoran Fourth Em. Zouaves—! regiment, re Brigade, Tle magniticent Trish regiment, or nized yy Colonel Corcoran, should be the great rallying palate for all true Irishmen who wish to serve thelr country. It will be commanded by Colonel James C. Burke, The officers of the regiment were instructed by volonel Corcoran before hig departure to the seat of war, and, several of them served under him during the three ‘mouths’ campaign, ns and cli © camo a; Bast Ne ‘New York as seou as mustered in, Pay from $13 $3 Jor mouth tor commence, from "date Of enrolment.” Gne Month's yin advance, and $2 hand money, with $23 EC ed Biatecetrvioe” ‘Mellef tickets, Pigned by the Colonel of the fed to the families of volunteers. Recruits re- headquarters ‘of the Company, corner West gureets: at Denis Burns’ corner Nineleente ‘avenue; ‘Murphy's, corner. ‘and Thirt aS ys and ‘nt James ‘Burke'n 8 aes snd the Green Flag! Your Uravesand im: mt rally Found the Green Flag,” Your im. Pelee Michael Gorcorau--ieimmured faa. loa Pomme Aoutbers prison, where he. calla. to you for assisionce. ee Green Flag— |, White and Blue; In striking for Columbia, Erin, vo. BLY, G BE. japtain. aM, First Lieutenant. RO HY. Bocond Lieutepant, B few Sergeants wanted. EYOLVERS.—2,000 TEN, SHOOTERS AND DOUBLE Derringers. W. B, WATKINS, manniaciurer’s agent, ok Reade street. GHAnrsnootens, SHARPSH |. Apply at the headquarte lOOTERS. ae BRIGADE. SIGEL SHARPSH Spinola ts now the word: Colonel F. AD Brave, an old soldier, ig now forming & tof hooters, mea ot metal.’ The officers of the re be composed of welders and ‘gentlemen. We have got t fight; the war isa determined one on the part of the south. | All officers who ve companies or parts of com; In the city or count: Tilldo well wo report personally or communicate to Gulonal Braulik' or Major Jonian. at 89 Prince atreet, near Broad jel Sharpaboovers office, iment w: re ‘Ss =e Bp pEioane. 'ANTED, 1, Hillhouse Light fa! of this brigade. Fe, ort be i te $33 per mo =a suattormne furnished as mustered, and relief tickets ued to families intel: comfortable 8 and rations provided as soon as mus- tered at Camp, pont. East New York. Volunteers will recelve $20 bounty 4 Tener pay when mustered, and $79 bounty w jaca Eolitnent for three years or during the war. ‘ dollars will be paid toany party furnishing one or mirerecruite, Fer fell particulars call at No. 6 Greenwich street, or at Captain Honstain's residence , corner of Leonard aud Devoe streets, ey ITH ONSTAIN, C 1 in NST. ‘ompany I. First Lictienant WB. AVERY. Joun Voie, Orderly Sergeant. SPD Re IGADE. BOIMENT SSRSE MAN Bo ZOUAVES. Recruits wanted. for Com ny Ks Capi in Thomas Mur. y (late Captal ¥.). wh 0 has had iwenty years’ experience {a the 1 roditary profession. ‘ta two men of ene Fay ae Hieute 4 nogeommiseloned etieers ogy ae = on jolui = furnished with ro rationse clothing. ac. Pay from $13 to $28 per ee at 76 Prince street and 180 Ceutre street, corner of Walker. a0 PINOLA EMPIRE BRIGADE. poe hd Tair INFANTRY. ‘Capt. Th. F. Goodwin having beon authorized to enroll » company for thia bri ned ome bee Opened @ recruiting office at “Thin In aplendid opportunity for the’ First Fire Zouaves who wish to see service agal: Comfortable quarters, subsistence and clothing furnished at Camp Pierrepont, East New York, as soon as mustered in. For further information inqutre of TH. F. ‘Goop: WIN, and Acting Adjutant Hillhouse Light tntwntry, EMPIRE BRIGADE.—WANTED, FIFTY {o,form « company 4 be aftacheu to of enity ‘Cath y of enlistmem. Chethi ied ee ous the wi furniahed upon atthe end A rulting Officer, 64 Grand sireet ND LIEUTENANT WANTED—IN COMPANY C, Fifty-third regiment New York Volunteers (i senior company), aiready mustered into pervice. A compe- tent gentleman only accepted. One havin preferred. Can muster in end be under pay ry Satis * Liout, 8 W. MoPHERSON, at’ rere 2 Walker ti cor curt entre, between ty om 195th street and Becom! aven Vora CHASSEURS, FIFTY-THIRD REGIME! ‘New York Volunteers, Company G.~$25 bounty wil be Rid immediately to each recruit, a fay money, 4 company ik just Mm red in. The mon: in provided for each man; rteen, men ooly wa i to fuak 100. twee! an ele tn ee AE YORD or Lieuten 5, ‘ela, o ANTED—A BOY TO ATTEND W! rd er ARERRD AR, APPLY. At ANTED—A MART YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN WASTED, Asmat roux jalAX 0, WORK ty 4 cat, apply between 4imd 6 o'clock in the Gold st \ ANTED—IN A CLOTHING STORE, A Bo FROM 18 60 A7 yur of tage god Fererenced wr Zuo vl erroguired. Apply at 75 Chathat st, of O. M, Geurch, OQ GRIN STRIKERS WANTED —striKRKs OUT work, ty ap 12) tiroad street, wil be tarantend se R004 waves. PRENCH ADY ERYISEMENTS, _ QS DEMANDE—UNE NOURKICE FKANCATSE AU 191 Ouest Mine rae. Hi iaut qu'elle Bok Louris ee mei leurce Pocommandalionty IMENT, NEW a ST RE puguyTED RIFLES, r mmediately for th 100 men wanted immediately Tor thie fin mein service at 8 N Wd equipments read; and equip ota who will be. se Tuesdays, Thi Pay from 2 per moni. 74100 bounty at exptration of we 2 w to each recruit as soon as mus: tered 1h, one my mths 4 $25 of the bow adv Apply immediately at the L Meadquarte crs, 000 Broadway, aptain AG. First Lieutenant hinaaal Parnoraves. suas HITNEY HOUSE, NOS. 822 AND 8M BROADWAY, ree Of Twelfth street, on the Kuropean plan—Rooms «. Theents and $1. per day; Pariors and Bedroom 3 Menis to order or by the day or week, at th lon of the guests, House open all nieht, . & BMEAD | f a