The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1862, Page 3

‘er two" ilar tha thargo of Gnptain Oroaat, ate Ausiot- + ant Provost Marsha). There are peculiar and interesting ‘@troumstances in the matier, which cannot be made pab- ‘Mo until after the arrival of @e veuse) at Boston, and of comecrning her at | Tho steamer Trade Wind left tnis port Wednesday morning for New York. } Mr. 8. F. Glenn, the Clork of the Provest Court, is pre- sparing an elaborate history of the eapiare and occupation @f How Orleans. Asan eye witness and close observer, and from his known ability, it iseaponable to expect a valuable work from bis pen. de is open te proposals for tho history from Norther publishers. Lieutenant €, N, Turabull, Chief of Topographical Corps, on General Butler’s staff, returns home in the ‘McClellan on a furlough. He bas been very sick of typhoid fever ever sincé'we arrived hore, and is juat able to leave for home. Mr. H. M. Puller; of the United States Quartermaster’s Dopartment, is also a passenger on the McClellan. ARMY NEWS—RESIGNATIONS, ETO. ‘Jue following resignations of offlcera in this division % hhave been tendered and accepted sinee our cecupation of ‘Wew Orloans:— Geapiain John P. Cloaveland, 20th Massachusetts, Froeman. Firat Lieutenant Hiss Lienienans U. Whiting, 18th Maine, Beoond Lieutenant Daniel roll, tb anes Chaplain C. C. Satter, 13th Connecticut Gapiain san K. Garret Co, D, dis odin Lieutenant Spencer, 2ist Indiana. See ee L, Bryan, 21st Indiana, t Colonel Milliken, 14th Maine. it Win. Westoett, Assistant: 14th Maine. ‘Lieutopant John @, Hllan, Ce, Dy dime lagiana. Lieatenant Jobn B, lt, Go, G, 26th Mass. , Co. H, Sist Mase. Maine. it Lieutenant Edwin H, ‘Nearing, 213th Conn, Beoond First Lieutenant Danio! Lathorpe, ce jis 14 14tb Maine, Gaptain Geo. Washburn, Co. K, 13th M Captain Joseph F. Loy, Go. H, ach Wisoousin. First Lioutenant Timothy H. Hurlbut, Co. K, 14th Maine, Second Lieutenant E. H. B. Wilson, Co. F, 12th Maine. Dr. Huson P. Hooker, 26th Maseuchusetts. Goionel F. W. Curtenius, 6th Michigan, Fira: Lieutenant Freeman C. Whiting, Co. B, 14th Maine. Goptain Edward 8, Morris, Co, K, 14th Maine. Pirst Lieutenant John ¥. Woodraff, 13th Connecticut. Firat Lieutenant Samuel D, Levitt, Co. A, 15th Maine. Seoond Lieutenant Martin Burke, Co. G, Sth Connecticut. Surgeon George F. Gale, 8th Vermont. First Lieutenant Robt. C. McAffee, Co. F, 21st Indiana, Becond Lieutenant Alired Wellin, Go. G, 6th Michigan. ‘The following exhibit of the general hospital will be read with interest by thousands who have friends in this ivision;— DEATHR, SICK AND WOUNDED. ‘The following is a list of the sick and wounded received fto, and the number of deaths occurring at, the St. James United States General Hospital, New Orleans, La., from the 22d day of May, 1862, when firet opened, to the ‘B0tb day of Juno, 1882:— Amsden A. D. rt pacsn re id May 14. ¥ 's cavalry, typhoid fever, May 14. Brainard I. L., 14th Muine, typhoid fever, June 27. Butterfield Louis A. , 12th Maine, typhus fever, June 7. Edward, 12th Connecticut, remiteont fever, May 8. 4th Maine, typhus June 22, 12th Maine, typhus fever, June 27. st Indiaia, typhus fever, June Bartley John, Warten Watt. R., 21st Indiana, typhus fever, J ‘Cambell C. W., 14th Maine, typhus fever, June 18. @ampbell Enoc! 2, 6th Michigan, diarrhoa, June 12. Cekentaur Solomon, 2ist Indiana, typhus fever, June 12. pocorn B.C., 6th Michigan, typhus fever, May 27. Clarke R. W., 6th Michigan, remittent fever, May 24. WeKay Geo. C. ,Lioutenant, staff, wound Jute 27, Davis Alvi Vth Maine ‘phus June 11. Bikiorn Finder Masé., continted fever, June 10, pi no ver! fever, June Davidson Henry, 80th Mass. intermittent fever, June 3. ends o Massachusetts, diarrhoea, May 12. Davis Thomas, 80th Massachusetts, diarrhea, June 16. Barnest Nath. 2igt Indiana, ¢ t ‘hooa, June 27. 1 Slenaa, auch Maas, emnilvent fever, 28. ‘Fay John C., 20th v20uh Masecchasetds, ayemtary, Sune Zoster Edw. 0. ROR Noreerenns hadi ie wars une Bisherdick Jas:8. Slst Mass., typhus pyaee bs @1beon Jonn ih ed ‘Mass., typhoid fever, Tees “ ‘Gray th Maine, contees fever, June 17. ‘Gates Henry ie aaah sisies 8 fever, Jane 7. Grigith Thomas ere atl United States infantry, Soin ae ‘Charles es 2th Malne, typhoid fever, June 2. Millyer George, ach:tteaiee see \t, pneumon: y 29. ‘Ingram Lyman. T., 3ist Mass., “continued peng June 5. Judking Francis, 14th Maine, typhus fever June 20. Uudbey E. A., 14th Maine, typhus fever, May 26, lward A., 18th Conn. , continued fever, June 5. aa. D., 12th Maine, typhoid fever, May 25. eg sox 6, ‘deh Wisconsin 4 diarrhea, aay 29. 3.6. 400 Wisconsin, tynnis fever, Judo 2. us E., 31st Massachusetts, di jarrhora, June 7. jure Thos., 6th Mi! » typhus fever, May 3. Berea oe W., doth a wusetts, typhoid fever, May 15. ‘30th Massachusetts, diarrhea, June 28. Monier T. B. ; Reud’s cavalry, diarrhea, June 6. MeLoon Charles, 12th errr typhus '» May 30. Beowcomb ers. 14th Maine, enteretis, June 2. @Neille Martin, 9th Connecticut, penetrating wound of Pe cin Mey 4. Wallace, 13th Conn. , continued fever, June 16. al Homer, 31st Mass., remitvent fe P, June 6, Eph. D., 14th Maine, continued fever, June 9. bing Charles, 14t Maino, typhus fever, May 25. Bament K.8., First Sergeant, 14th Maino, bilious fever, jane Bobiusen Eaword 12th Maine, typhus fever, June 30. es. Geo, cavalry, typhus fever, June 19. Jobn math Maine, diarrhea, June 6. ewne Seno, Gist Indwena, diarrbiva, June 13. Sait fects 730th Mags., remittent fever, May 12. Smith Theodore, dist Mass., remittent fever, tiny it. @mith T. H., 12th Maine, continued fever, May ‘womoly Chas., 14th Meine typhus fever, aes 19. ‘Thureton Freeman C. Maine, typhus fever, June 2. wots Fraoklin ibis Conn., typhus fever, Juuc 26, rye 32d Vermont, typhoid fever; June 13. 30th Mass., remittent fever, June 4, Seer ee at geen, in charge eneral Hospital. ‘Total number received into buspita! from Ded of May @0 30th of June, 1862, 859; returned to duty, 622; aied, @6; remaining in hospital 30th of June, 172. Another Arrival from from New Orleans. ‘The barkentine American Eagle, Captain Luce, arrived ‘mt this port yesterday from New Urieans. She was one «ef the first vessels captured by the rebel privateers, the ‘Confederate steamer Calbour having taken her while on @er voyage from Borton to the West Indies, and carried {Per inte New Orleans, where the captain (Luce) was re- Beased, and the first officer, with the crew, imprisoned. ‘Wudsequedtly Captain Luce joined the steamship Ocesn (Queen as first officer, and econ after the capture of New | @rleatis discovercd hig vessel among those not destroyed. ‘He presented his claims—be being owner—and the ves- @el was immediately given upto him. She was then ‘repaired, charterod, and brings the following cargo:—53 hhés. sugar, W. H.C. Smith; 20 do. do. and 50 bbis. mo. Tannen, W. 8. Toole & €o.; 143 hhds, sugar, Spofford, ‘Fileston & Co.; 38 do., Brandon & Pope; 11 do., M. Nu- ent; 52 do.. J. Parker; 100 bbis. do., Robert & Williams; 27240, do., Sexon & Seabury; 124 hhds. do.,F. Alexan- der & Son; 36 bbls. t time, Schieffelin, Bro.’ Uo. ; = = he A Bro.’s & Co. ; Greek Hospital, July ee ee 11th Virginia, logs; ter Me Caniey, Co. Virginia, knee; Sergeant Wm. Poel, Sut North Carolia, died Maj 25, Horatio ‘Richman, ©, Ath viegtaie, foot; @. W. Dabs, Co. Gs 10th ‘@tasippi, died ; Thos, Halloran, Co. “York, diod May 10; anges ‘Washington F, atk A, oth Michi un, shoulder; W. Jennings, Co. F, 8th New Berney, died 12;8. Pholaa, Co. ¥, Sih Michigan, died 2; Hens (ood, Co. B, 99th New Yor, gastric de- rthur ¢. Prios Go. A, 60th New Yark, died John M, 1024 Penney lvania, died June ity win! giana to. B, Soin New York, died June 1, Corporal V. A. Polley, Go. B, 67th Pentayivania, died Sere 36: Peter Morris; Go. B iad New York, ica J ; Wen. Gritfith, Co. £, doth ig B. Bowman, Co. A, 103d Peunayivatias thigh a frac. ture; John Bringolt. Co. H, tou Maseachusetts, died June ‘Samuel L. Rice, 3d Michigan, died ‘enant Geo. Harper, Co. E, 1st Long Island, a aT ren ‘ork artillery pe Pa Co. H, 27th Co.C, 21th Georgia, died | os 04th Pennsylvania, died June 11 " ¥, — Youth Carolina, r 5 Swain, Co. 1, 8th . B, Oth Alabama, lu in Carolina, died Jaly 1; eunputated arm; ©. 8. Keiser, ‘wm. G. Perry, Ce. ‘I, Co. pi 6th North Carolina, duel ‘ Virginia, died June 26: Michael Berne, ick; Abraham 'Seliteberg, Oo. goant E. T. Coschmom, Co. A, , Co. H, 6th’ North oth New York, pi, died June Fane 28; setts, sick; C.'R, Corbin, Co. H, iéth New York, elbow; G. W. Carleton, Co. D, 224 Co. A, 7th Pennsyivania, arm; Jofferson'N. Davy, Co. C, W6ih Michigan, sick? John W. Douthet, Oo, K, 0th’ Penn: aylvania, hand; James Ditton, Co. eae 3a Fgan a G, 16th New York, thigh; Peter J. Fox, Oo. B, 34 New Jersey, arm: Lawrence Fagan, Co. C, 9th Massachusetts, arm; Tea ag Co. E, 2d New Hampshire, hand; ieand,, Oo. C, oom Pennayivania, fracture of rib; Martin Griffin, Co, 224 New York, fever; Samuel Gonza, Co. hand; Francis Graham, Co. E, th Penbaylvania, nose: | happier times, and now sent home in consequence | Brsapstcrre.—Flour—The market was heat SRG AGE SWO-CASS AVIAN OneaES, Good ratio: Ny = vy, and Geo. - ome eee ‘70th New York thew rhe wer of a prevailing belief abroad that we were f closed at a decline of 6c. per barrel. The sales em-| A LADY WISHES 70 PROGURE A SISUATION EE Jones, Co. E, 12th United S 8 infantry, weit Jobs B, | on the eve of national bankruptcy. Thus the | braced about 12,000 bbis., closing within the following England; the passage money would be sasiclent remduare. ae AREER beh ee (Kells, | demand for bills was increased, while the supply | rance of pricos:— Sertonsernicts, <igene anes Tis 8:2 AS® ah EON, New York, head; Fred. Kossp, Co.C, 65th New sick; Thos. W. King, Co. C, 884 Pennsylvania, fdot: arriving here from the South would have kept gold $3 just lost her baby would wish to get u child to nurse at Francis Kacher, Ce. A, 34 Ponnsyivania, foot; Jobn J. 5 bites si 2 4 s es ney McDonall, Co. I, 71st Pgueateneteand: a and exchange down. An authoritative statement 4 8 616 Renown sadenen. BF Istave., between 19th and 2yth ets. agen thee that ne more stocks were coming here from 600 a 670] an N INDUSTRIOUS GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS Our Schoolboys and the Wounded Sol- | Europe for sale would have checked the rise. But Batra do. 576 675 4 Spamabereaats or sh waite to itt care of children; 10 THE js alone aa in the absence of any.such statement, and of any Goad to cole family Te ed good ay rele Call at th a New Yor, July 10, 1862. | receipts of cotton worth speaking of, the distrust | Corn meal, Jersey ss soo} A SITU ICATION WANTED BY HIRST CLASS COOK, rae rer ne Tor Bice aon Wounted | Sigmdaty atte | Created by the battles before Richmond produced | —Cauadian flour was dull, and prices were slightly Branches iret clans refereneda No objection to the soun- aie cmatiana ieee Wounded beltiern corner of z \ hhile the sales embraced about, 900 bbis. within | {"¥- Cail for two days at 11) Ist &t,, nearav. A, secomd oor z it an venue, ii % i: 5 . " * pate bees gee etal AX ‘boven Oe ape totowhat | its natural effect. The opponents of the govern- | ower, while em about, front. tu the atyle of she Seventh regin weceded by a drummer and the Tindatia Voutan enti ya Da about 1,000 bbls. at the above pricus. Ryo flour was | incity or country, Callat 253 Mulverry st, rear Dulluiug, soln wnene acreredl arer wish hon: roan "eau ness of drawing or selling exchange on Europe— | gem at quotations. Corm meri was active at the above | top oor. pak wd 8 pai teelr’ ‘ualt in that eae have taken advantage of the pending panic to de- } tigures, with sales of 1.500 bbis. Wheat, owing to the SITUATION -ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE red march, and put through the manucl, mark from a wounded soldier, One baif the enemy." tunload the wagon, which contained @ god supply of elothen, and other articles necessary cholce amber lowa, and $1 05 a $110 for taferior to fo kindly taken care of by thosn ever ministering angela, the what policy would haye protected the public | yood Milwaukee. Gorn was beavy, with sales of about Ee Ege mecae aaa Ge gue bundeed ‘dollura was (ue volinary suoscription of | credit against injury when unfavorable news came J °0,000 bushols, at dic: a d4c. Tor Leated. 47240, 9 boc. Tuny lite ones fromthe above named schools; ud who knows but they may yet be calle hold the tlag 0; their country, and to fill the place of those engaged in nursing those who have so nobly fought and bled wounded Zouaves, am occupant of ‘NEW. YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUDY 14, 1862. Exrorse or Propvas axp 1860. For the week...... Since January 1.. ‘4,1m1 351 69,246,924 05,213,483 Bg hg For the ebaen. 1, 597, Fite roe ses asa ake Since January 1., $26,833,409 "6,517,028 34,006,059 On Monday last the banks showed a specie ave- Tage of $31,790,519, being an increase of $957,893 from the week previous; a loans average of $148,- 643,718, being an increase of $29,317; and a depo- site average of $127,496,534, being a decrease of $376,174, Notwithstanding the heavy shipments of specie, we understand that the banks will show SITUATION ‘Ss WANTED—FEMALES. a RESPECTABLE Yi YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion as bermaid, or to do the general feceanors 3 gama fsa. Call ior lwo diay’ at her'lamt place 90 West of our following their example. It is, however, doubtful whether an embargo on exports of silver would not have the effect of stimulating hoarding here. An act of Congress regulating the issue by cities or banks of paper currency for sums below # dollar, based on deposits of United States stocks, would relieve the community, and obviate losses by individuals. What effect this would have on the silver currency of the country is a problem. The true remedy for the scarcity of both gold and silver is military success. ‘The money market has not varied much during the past week, Call leans still range from five to six per cent; but within the past day or two, five has been a more common rate than six. Certificates Wages not so auch au object S6 home, “Can be seen at her presentemployer’s, where she ean be recous- mended as to honesty, capability, &c., a1 Kast Sch st, N BXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION us good souk aa do all Kinds, of, Uaiiay: bas uo ob ction to go in the coun ssiat i the Wasuing ond ning; las the best of city references. Can be seca tor two days if not suited. at 114 7th ave., between Lath and 19th sts. first oor, front room. take care of ch! the coun! 153 West SITUATION WANTED—BY A NEAT, agne yanNe irl, Wo do chamberwork, waiting and plain sew: iidren or assist in housework, ‘no objec reference given. Call for two uays th st., between 7th and ath avs., im the rear. A 3202, ignore BOY WANTED ONE, WH generally useful. 4 38 Bowery, after It 0 18. — THE NEW NATIONAL TAX LAW.—8. 0. only, authorized ecltion. aa re- all the late a to Ae RICKARDS & CO. wit rl GENTS MAKE THE MOST MONEY, GIVE BETTER and secare a larger trade selling our new Nonpareil Prize Package whan in ing in an; ing Bike, Mitdoutalus over 1) uew articles, aunong which ard fine Stationery, rich and fasbionable Jewelry, super de- signs, ladies” new Fashion Fi ees, and many other cre a r agents are mab ng te! 8. C. and oldest package iouse in the Work Rr WANTED—AT HEGEMAN & ©0.’8, 756 BROAD ANTED—A SPANISH WAITER, FOR A FIRSE Apply wt Rogers & Raymond's, corner AeA SLCCOM, we for Mr, Richard, | Warns BOY, TO MAKE E HIMSELF GENERALLY usefal around in ofice, ran of errands, &c.; must come well recommended. Anpiy at Hojer & Graham’s, 99 ANTEDIA SALESMAN IN A WHOLESALE cLoaK one w. good, connecti of trade; also # man who thovont ay pot tne bu ness for packing, &c. Apply to A... & R. Davies, 08 Broad- We Nir com @ooD, STRONG BOY, “IN THE TRUNK store corner of Wall at. and Broadway, YT ANTED—SIX MEN FOR STEAMEKS, TWO CLERKS for grocery stores, three porvers, (wo expose driversy taro conductors, two brakemen; four girls to vavel to Cali= farnia, Valet to go to Australia, two duysto learn trades, at7 Chatham square, papers MEN CAN HAVE teady em] ment mus jo government preety queen Hr Pe od, Madig afior 8 bear Euixabeun. BLE MAN, WHO WILL iivesr in @ sure Baga basin a8 of $100 & . Good security given. umbug. One wha jing to travel through the East and Canada, and after- wards through Cuba, may call at 1073¢ Greene street, in the cavalry, of indebtedness are worth about 9924. There is @ NURSERY GOVERNESS, cA YOUNG ANERI. vania | no decrease of coin to-morrow, the bulk of the | go little mercantile paper in market that it is hard- EX can ini, of goed eddveaa and famrgeeent ander a ie ps, vanis, | bullion which has gone abroad having been drawn | yy worth while quoting it: it is selling at 5 a6 for | ment. eC'camily where the lnftience of a deep and pure 18 ru inns hovel, ‘ork, sick; | from private hands. Some banks are said to have | short paper, of the highest grade, and at 6 a7 for nade for Sipemanoels prewerted., 4, sneered’ br io | en Wm. G. - Co, A, tat New York, arm; Michael | gold part of their gold at the recent sdvance Mi i charge of children to amy place oF :oreigh country. Cane, Oo, A, Ist New York, shoulder; oun H. Carmony, s » | long paper. Money must rule easy throughout the | Tre best ot ‘reference ven and Tequired: Address Metis, Oo, C, 7th Pennsylvania, reserve, legs; Mathew Cronter, | Others, again, hold that now, if ever, is the | summer. The supply is steadily on the increase, | Herald oflee, for turee Oe ny Se, Serer cae ee daa time for the’ banks to hold fast to their | and there is no demand except from the govern- A. Bisrectanue, cE (Gah Wr ES Asr | Esp Coit dod New ioe tape tied Taiyo; | old; to disregard fiuctustions in the price, tation. As seamarese of waltress, Good reference | 8 ork, july 5; ment. Biven, Call at 278 We su, for two daye, ‘aud mani Go. 0, 13th Maceichusstis, fever; Md. Howiand,o.¥, | snd Simply fo regard their rosorve aa the only. |The following table shows the course of the | “\ nesrnovapin YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA Sh Pallant Jamee E E. 2, Co. A) ame poe means Us Fheh by can sats again sere opmereme- for the past week and month:— A, on as cook, washer and ironer; Petr ys ‘baker of bread way, up stairs, ol R armam- | from a n diegrace resume spe - uit; city cr country for the summer season. Can Feeney jie re Pantie Fennoyivania, pect As, however, there ie nothing ta A, eters, at Fra es ake te the'resr, Seale eee pobii-aeadacanmss a be J Sater, Co. 0, Tih ‘Pennsylvania, ’ breast; | condition of our foreign trade which justifies the | Tons re fa 88x tt 89 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- Evert Polly, Co. A, 13th regulars, broast: Horace Smith, present price of gold, it is presumed that the 2% bse BIae aTtg ase ion a8 chamvermaid and waltress, or to ansist in the Co. 8th gold, P 24 A ss -H, lat regulate, fever; Samual Leiger, Co. G, 84 965 G85 G88 0g 9154 | waslune and tronlay, oF to take care of children und sewing, Pennsylvania, it, Maurice P. Severance, Co. F, 4th | banks which have sold specie did s0 in the confi- 59 BI «5042 BT 57) | Re.ovjection Wo gow short distance in the country; good city, siete WR Smith, Co. K, 1stSbarp- | dent belief that they would be able to buy it Re Be BT BEN Sk gece ab ed or tid we tad igh Gee io Megch ecshy races died ug 6: win’ | back again shortly on edvantageous secs. ers, 4% ig 02 Oe aie pee WANED. <A FEW 9 ys Cente MB! 3 MAN oF aii rand Oo. A. ath ‘United States cra le, Ws \Meaiani“iecinausletaocecbacs deposite is expected |-Micnivengouth'n 26% “27H. Si. abe ah tion as wat mais ie oe Aas ee a sarin: tokeep in order the form at we ht, G0. ¥ Tot wercan, cover, G20. %. Ai} tomorrow. The banks are ing their dise } SeuDeuarant’d, Gt erp G2 OE Sau | old. Avy i Colook at 37k, Canal & infantry, died June 29; Leonard Young, 06. ‘ ineveasing th MiindisCentral.. 63% 625 a2 BD STIG Gn wiikes DcUne ANTED_A REL ey mi James A, Richard, private, Co, F, 10th Ro counts by phFchases of government securities. ux Ms 72 G9, 10056:f LAs Me ce ures tad pala aaa ihe a acces fe Ween ado York, throat’, Geo. Glothotf, Co. F;t0th ‘New York, con- | me conrse of gold and exchange was ve 615 6034 GES GAP work und uasint iu washing aud soning), as uo object atipation; Kugene Allman, Co. H, 412d Pennsylvania, ane i rs ry, 483, Fe 499% 473% © 4134 | 10 go in the country; has good reference.” Cail at 490 6th a is wil piety ny fone aR Cos) Sa H, 22d Massachusetts, jaar eccentric last weck. After opening on Monday 189% 186% 189e.c, 185 130 near Suth st, Tawentent arm; ‘! nnsvivania reserves, right i 484 es KAT 46%, 450 ey ET CiTpROT pasement, 0 arm: George H. Avery, Co, I, 66th New York, snen. | With gold at 110 and exchange at 12174, on Thurs. ne" uss mw Nib 305 9. gerne Wp ty tapes Rie Rest ECTABLE matiem; Fhilip Bradiey, Co. D, 12th New York, knee; | day gold sold at 117, and bills on London at 130; 105, 10636, 309, , ,, 110 , , A636" Wfamnly: weito in & good cock *wanller und irosers onetyie ia Coveling Brewer, Co, G, 77th New York, chest; John F: Bancroft, Co. K, 6th Maine, shouldor; John Bisir, Co. B, 8d Now York, neck; David A. Ball, Co. B, 12th New York, arm; James bonos, Co, 1,724 New York, rheuma- tism; George Buff, Co. 1; 13th ’New York, abdomen; A. T. Barri, Co, G, 22d Massachnsetts, contusion; Timothy Bunting, Co. F, 22d Mossachusetta, leg; Chas. W. Bugbee, Co. 1,16th New York, hand; Wm. Collins, Co. F, 10th and yesterday afternoon first class bills were done at 12644 and gold at 11494115. The advance in gold—which is the regulator of bills—from 107 to 117 was due to the effect produced on the public mind by the accounts of the strategic movement Several stocks in the above list appear higher than they were a week ago. Compared with the standard of gold, however, they are all considerably lower. Every advance of one per cent in gold amounts to a decline of one per cent in stocks; to not alrald to wor Apply t potent se. an ices, vty of country. A= ply at 349 ity Hall, Brooklyn. 5 a “ am ‘OU. New’ York, foot; Nelson Coffin, Oo. D; 16th’ New | from the Chickahominy to the James river. Those | maintain themselves, stocks must advance in the pierre rae: ogee tale York, finger; F. W. Coull, Co. B, 3d New York, arm; | accounts, reaching the public ear through devious | game ratio as the precious metal. The earnings of val peiraie speation to Todas an eae Wm. Cronmell, Co. F, 95th’ Pennsylvania, dobility; Peter Cavanaugh, Co. F, 70th New York, rheumatism; George W. Cook, Co. H, 12th New York, scalp; Silus Carpenter, Co. H, 12th New York, shoulder; James Cullon, Co. G, 3d U.S. infantry, sick; James Clarey, Co. G, 9th chu- channels, and under circumstances which revealed @ desire on the part of the War Department to conceal the truth from the public, produced a most disastrous effect upon public confidence. People began to fear that the task nndertaken by the go- vernment would not be performed, and that an alarming depreciation of the currency was at the Northern railroads continue very large. They almost all show @ substantial increase over the earnings of last year, which were considered quite handsome at the time. This is especially the case with the Central, Erie and Fort Wayne roads, which are the main lines of communication be- tween the West and the seaboard. The advance A YOUNG WOMAN @ situation in the city or rand ironer; stairs, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do tuo housework or kitchen wora of a rivate family, isa ep ain cook, Washer and ironer. Can be seen for two days at 123 Atlantic st, Brooklyn, first floor, Massachusetts, leg; Wm. Culp, ‘New Jersey, B. Deal, Co. wae ED—BY AN OFFICER, RETURNING TO THE of the Potomac, # good ian as groom and ser- tand the care of hors 4 Uring the and houest) ply 0. 9 Bast Lihat, ED—A GOOD MAN AS COOK AND CATERER, ‘Fetuvning to the Army of (he Polomias, [oF Moe Apply SMART BOYS TO i hose acquainted With the business pret Lust come well recommended as w honesty, Inquire for Spehett, at Heudersson & Ryte Wes IMMEDIATELY, TWO FIRST CLASS ‘Waiters and one hotel engineer. Apply at the ouice of 5 House, 25 Broadway. Wen Pr Grn) Porn Noials must be Willing to make the es yenerally useful; wages HO per month, Apply taunediately at 23 Lowery, between CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Sarcapay, July 12—6 P. M, Asn#s.—Tho market was firmer for pote, with sales of 80 bbis. at $6. Pearls were quiet at the same figure. ‘The stock in Lester, Palmer &Co.’s inspection warehouse embraced 241 bbls. pots and 43 bbis. pearls—total, 284 bbls. 100. B, 6th regulars, hand; George H. Flatham, ( purchased exchange for remittance at any price. We had, in fact, a panic in currency. Circum- stances aided it: not only were we not exporting produce in large amounts, but, in addition to our usual importations, we were taking from Europe large amounts of American securities, bought in from her. et Oe Can be sceo for one week, if not en- aed, at 339 2d wv, firnt floor, DRESSMAKER WISHES EMPLOYMENT TO GO out by the day; understands cutting and fitting ladies’ and childmen’s dresses. Cull at 170 West 18th et. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to cook, Wash and iron, or to do general housework; ho objection’ to the country.’ Has good reference. Can be 25th New York, hand; Felix Ga: th Ni w York, sick; ‘Samuel jee, Co, iy K, 6th York, nsetts, neck; M. A. Gallaway, Co. K, 16th $445 8 is York, | wae diminished. A few thousand boles of cotton RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WHO HAS, the range of the above quotations. Southern flour was ment and the secret sympathizers with the rebel- 4 heavy, and the demand light, while the sales embraced RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WITH lion—of whom not a few are engaged in the busi- the color lige a denoth a Ircsh breast ox milk, wishes a situationas wet Durée, C4 io be the Union Guards from Ward School Ni After balting, they were ori continuanee of tho labor ‘strike,’ was inactive and le. 8 2c. per bushel lower, Tho sales wore con- lined to about 25,000 bushels, at $1 20 tor red West. orn, $1 33 for priine white do., $1.15 for small lots of young girl, todo chamberwork and ene gi0 8 pri Yate facnily, and Assis: in Washing and frouing To the conttry; would do housework in a sasii fe: for two days at ash West Sid ah, between 7tu aad Buh ave, which elicited the, re, “They do better uow than After their driti, they commeneed to nounce Mr. Chase’s policy, and to renew the clamor which they made when that policy was first inaugurated. It is difficult to see, however, to the comfort of GIRL WISHES TO those who are for now and inferior old mixed, Ble. a 53c.10r good to prime old mixed Weatern, b3c. tor zter, do.,and 58e. for round yeliow. Burley’ and barley malt wore quiet end nominal. Rye was in limited supply and firm, with sales of 6,000 bushels State at 75c. 4 T7c. Oats were quiet, but steady, at 48c. a 45c. for Canadian and West- ern, and State at 453¢c. Corrxx was in good demand at steady prices, while sales of 8,150 bags of Rio were made at 20c. alc. a 22%c., the Jatter for prime, and 1,500 do. do. at p. t.,and 30 mats Java at p. t. Cortox.—The market was again firmer and higher, with sales ef 700 baics, closing within the range of 43c. a 433c. fer middling uplands. REIGNTS Were Bicady and yome less active, while rates were withont chauge of moment. ‘To Liverpool about 18,000 bushels wheat were engaged in bulk at 14d., aud 2,000 a 2,000 bbis. tlour at 3s. 10).d., and some heavy goods were reported at 40s. To London wheat wus re- ported at 14d., and flour at Ss. 10444. @ 4s. An American bark was enyaged for Londonderry to load with $,000 bushels of graiu at 14d.. and 2,500 bbls. flour at ds. To Gluagow wheat was at léd.,aud 4s. asked for flour. Rates to Havre were without clanuge of moment on rates, Frorr.—Ihere was more animation in the market with abetter demand from the trade, attributable in part to the inflation of the currency. Sales were making (reely 4098 86 for layer raisins, and of bunch at $3 12% per box, less 23g per cent fur cash. We quoe Leghorn citron at 4 28, Salew of currants were mute ut 9340. @ 106., vicging at the last figure, bisu.—Lry cod was firm, with salesof George’s Bank aide. a4ic. Mackerel were firm, with a moderate de- mand, aud prices uochanged. Hetring were firin, with a fair demand irom the trade. ‘Hay —The market was well supplied, and under a great ercesire to seli was dull, while moderaw rales were making at 65c. for shipment and 55¢. & 60c. for city use. ‘Hors were in good demand. especially for prime quali- ties, which were scarce. Sales of 1&1 were making at to hand. If Mr. Chase, for instance, had been relying for means to carry on the war upon loans negotiated on terms dictated by foreign bankers in New York, the battles before Richmond would have caused an enormous depreciation in govern- ment stocks, and would have enabled the bankers to extort sales of these stocks at 20a 30 a 40 per cent discount. It is evidently better, both in a financial and in a political point of view, for govern- meat to pay a little more for supplies and to keep its stocks at a premium than to buy tte supplies at the cost of production, and at the same time to see New York sixes selling at 60a 7. The premium on gold and silver—which has withdrawn them from circulation—is to be re grettes. But it is neither unexpected nor ir- remedishle. Commerce rests, at present, on a basis of paper money, which is to say public con. fidence; @nd while this isa much better basis, in ordinary times, than any metal whatsoever, it qan- not bus prove, in war time, a fluctuating founda- tion for a currency, and one which cannot help giving way when the news is unfavorable. But while the accidents of the hour will naturally from time to time shake the basis of our new currency, and cause the old standard—gold—to advance to & premium, this very advance will yield compen- RSE—A SITUATION WANTED, spectable girl, to take care of children, Swing or light chamberwork; the best ol Apply for two days at her present employer ave, SITUA TION WANTED—BY A ‘RESPECTABLE YOUNG as COVETNEAS, OF WOUld Imke the care of children. Nop fv good dressmaker. Address G. M. M., 39 Boerans at, Brooklyn, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO: testant Gerrmas 4it), w do genvral housework in a aval! private fuinily; is wil ind and o ‘obliging; 18 a gvod platy cook and a first rate \d aroner,’ Best city references, call aut Tit West 17th at. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE youxa itl, as churubermadd aud waiitess; isa h und ironer; no 0.jee. ons to go in the cou trom last pince. Cali tor two daye at 65 SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS, IN respectable private tamilies, to do general housework. ‘Fhe beat ot refevenc's tran thelr last Can be seen for two days at 10d East Warren st., B.ooklyo Gitvatios WANTED-AS WET NURSE, BY A RE- table married Womas, Call at 1655 East lai st., rear Building, iret tour, BY A RE- or to do plain y references, at 27 Madison upon to shield and up- in supporting the great bulwark of our insiititions, ‘Afler the delivery of their chattels, ac., one of the hospital, was fntroluced to the boys, Who, om the «Wwop’ made ttle specch to them, whercin he thauked them in of the Indies and’ themselves for thelr glit, and complimented them om their soldierly benring &c., when ley were marched in double dle inside the vullding and throngh the dierent wards that it was deemed prudent to admitthem. It way there a scene was presented to the eye And the thonght that wenld move the heart of a stoic or an adumant. to gee the blooming youth in mimic baitle array along side the stoat and stalwart man, who lie there in bis agony, borne without murmur, who bad bled and suffe to maintain our honorable ‘Union, its constitution and laws, to see the convalescent raise himself from his couch, and to hear him ask the little ones to sing “The “Star Spangled Banner,” ob, how my heart thrilled with joy, and my eyes filled with wars, to hear those angel vo! ‘Aye, {t was asasound from heaven, and made me mourn the Fashness und impetuosty of our enemies, that has led Laem to desecrate these verses or dishouor the flag. Could you but persuade kindred institutions a visit, Tf wre associated with them would not Ui upon their gene- Tomy in vain, but each would feel @ pleasure in dovuting their mite to those who lie there snifering without sighing Sirvarions WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE jo either caamberwors or general housew can wash and fron; have no oujection 10 gO iM Loe couatty. The best of reference frum their lust places. Uan be seen for two days at 247 West sth 6 SITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO GIRLS, LATELY 4 plain cook and most excellent wramher ang irouer; tie other as chuiabermald api. 10. assist nerul housew@rk; good reterence given. Apply at No. jarick at. ANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMA. ‘# sitmation to do plain cooking, washing and fren and with the consctous innocence ‘on the r upturned Taceay tuat they have done their duig, and nothing Dut their FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Soxpay, July 13, 1862. The aggregate exports for the past week, con- sisting of specie, produce and merchandise, were nearly double the aggregate imports, though the latter sg aadaaiiea for the igre en sating advantages, and «will suggest its own | iéc.’a 2vc., and of 1800 growth at 7s. 100. Reporta re: | good cty'reiereuce. Gall for wo days st 12u Weat 36xh et, present condition country. PI remedy. Every dollar of specie now exported 4 garding the prospects of the present crop are contradic: .. articles imported were:— yields & entatect gpiteda the country. Gold is tory, ii eo aarly Lg opie ge ANTEDOY (A, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAS, niiuarion, (9 do gentrl houaswor.or as chamovr- maid; ‘bas no ob,relion £0 go in the vonutty? beet of chy Te, ferenee given. Apply tor two dave aLa® Dota st, Brookts Arc RESPECTABLE, MIDDLE AGED WO b, to ake care of youug children ; must be smart, to children and have tie very best o: refe Rete secand house froin Faiton a1 HIORs.—i uring the past week the market for dry hides bas been extremsly dull,owing to the unwillingvess of Duyers 10 submit w the advaneed pretensions of holders, Fales Dave been light, aud are likely to continue so dur. jng the hot months of duly and August. Wet sait hides, domestic slaughter, continue in good demand, ‘and gales to @ fuir extent avo Leen made at full prices. Inpido was very firs, with salog of Bengal at $1 621; a $1 40, and of Madras at $1 05, and of Manila a. $l o $1.06 carb. Inoy.—ibe market was firm, with a good demand, the ac:vauey in froighis aud tizh' rates of duty hav.ng evhanecec the views of boilers. Sales within two or three days have ombraced avout 200 tons Seotoh pig {rom veesel at $23 4 $25 cash. American iron of ull kinds was in wood dermaud, wich 29 upward teodency in pres, while sales were to a lair extent. Leatien—The demand bas been love brisk than last our third greatest staple product. An advance of 15 per cemt in the value of gold is equivalent to an advance of 15 per cent in wheat, corn, pork or | cotton, Until foreign goods rise in an equal ratie, which they have ‘net done thus far, the premium | on gold comes out of the pockets of foreigners. And, on the other band, the advance in gold leads necessarily to an active development of our export trade. Every one who has any produce or merchan- dise to sedi is now sending it abroad, for the sake-ef the high premiom.en bills. Not only are we ship- ping breadstuffs and provisions in unusual quantities, rence. “Api! Brooks. ides. 000 pm + ee: ron Pig Wade Tin... Popper first raie Washer and irouer. Call at No, 110 Warren st days Good city retarence xiven. +++ 42,000 We published the new tariff in yesterday’s Hx- RALD. The increase of duties which it establishes meets the views of the public generally. Import- ers naturally complain; dut this was to be expect- #ituation 4s nurse and seamst or walking ehil dren, or aarhumoermuid; Would bave Ho objection 10 take cure of au invalid, Gel. dor three day ‘est 4th at. ed. Foreign manufacturers, whose market is cur- Kay nie. tobacco, copper, prececte of the sea, } woo ; but tore is a lair business doing ut fortuer raies, 18 BB exe 3 c., &e., &c., are going out to Europe at@ rate | hastern ue wellas Western buyers have bees ordering Best references. A aeoat at tailed, will, inmany cases, have their recourse ath-4 Fs pretty liberally, aad the truteuslons of the week Luo teres iD entirely anprecedented. Meanwhile the advance in exchange is simultaneously putting a stop to all needless imports. Thus, in the course of a very short time, the exchanges must be largely inour favor, the utter groundlessness of a premium on gold must'beoome manifest, and, if hoarding hore continues to keep it sbove par, we must receive a new supply of bullion from Europe. It is clearly deeirable to keep silver'in circala- | tion if possible. TheMJnited States have not been hitherte producers of silver, and though it is stated on sufficient authority that the Wadhee mines are yielding very large amounts of the me- tal, no considerable shipments have yet found BY A YOUNG WOMAN housework; LO sByeetiOn Lo KO fortwo days wt ate Sth ays, in rest, ANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A PLACE IN THE gouttry, oF woud uv chamver work tp the Gir: rot Il at 253 West Sza vetweeD against their governments, through whose sympa- thy, active or covert, the rebels have been encou- raged to continue their resistance against the government. Had no rebellion broken out, the Morrill tariff would never have been passed, or if it had passed it would have been repealed, and the duties on foreign goods lowered by this time. As it is, the United States government has no choice in the matter. In order to maiatain the public credit, and pay the interest on the war debt, it is necessary to levy high rates of duty on foreign importations; and, on the other hand, in order to keep specie enough in the country to uy: rabiste ctorily. Luw.—Rockiand was steady, and soles embraced avout 1,000 bbls. common at é0e., and 900 do. hip at 26. Cah. Grenu's bulls was quiet atd no sales Of mo- ment seported. MoLaneks.—The market wastoleradly active. Sales of 200 Lhds, Cuba muscovado were mado at 30. Navan stom. —spirite turpentine cuadinned firm at $1 65 cash. Rosin was quiet and prices wore unchanged. Ons.—Crude sperta aud whule were in good request and prices had an upward tendency. Sales of whale wore wilerably activeat the eastward, part for export, at 563;c. and alot to atrive in New York at S6c.,with sore parce's reported in New Ledford at 66c. a bic. Sales of crude 4 germ, avere reported at $1 30, Linsecd was selling at 2 002., with one lot at #8c. cash. troleum was lees buoyant and active. We quote 43a 46 gravity at 113. a Lic., part brief time, and $1 extra for Refined ‘was firmer, with sales of 2,000 renee srom Flame plac SITUATION, BY A MIDI either in the city or cou i itoner, oF todo any 2 yeare vid, who cun wat: oF wind # baby, or do ligiit work. “Apply at 9) Watis s:. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPE: FO take landea, A Nr DA TALLE fANTED=BY 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITU enable the government and the banks to resume bbls. straw color vo light, 110 a 130 a th ton A's nurse and se: ; specie payments at the proper time, itis neces. | ‘helt way to market, and the supply ftom this } a4c, tthe" pert for eabort a 200. 7-0. bua $l Bo Hy gets country to ee sunnier cat iv io Sain ‘ source cannot be permitted te govern calculations Olive in boxes was in demand, with ai wt inst ot Apply till Wednesiay at No. 42 west won eel attains Sachgmenten tener mith tule ef quariaat $3 62; $8 66 cash and time, and of mere with regard to ow present necessities. Our silver coin now circulating isworth considerably less than bar silver. The premium, however, being 10 a 11 per cent, there is, notwithstanding the debase- ment, @ handsome profit en the exportation of goods which can, ander a protective tariff, be pro- duced in this country. That the new tariff and tax law will inflict suffering on the people of the United States is obvious; this is the price we are paying for the maintenance of our nationality and mets 20 a $4 26 four mouths. Sales of No! 1 ony Oil sold at 65c. @ 660. Provmioxs.—Pork—The market was firmer and more active. The sales footed ep about 1,200 bbls. a6 $10 6234 B$10 75 for moss, and at $8 60a$8 75 for prime, and $9 60a BY 6234 for thin mess. Boof was inactive and sales confined to some 65 bbis. ip OT plain Wantep—ay ‘A MEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, TWEN ty.seven years old, a aaild to wet nurse at her own house; has lost her baby one day old; or would go our to nurse ‘in a respectable Thin be tof city reverence, Can be ween for three day 78 Baw ot aber s. ANTED-BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG wohud and do lig: ri, A wituation to take care 0: the preservation of the Union. Severe as the | boards of silver asan article of merchandise. If tment, and $14 004 50 forextra. were quiot chamber#ork and ewig uo ovjeetion toy go tn the cou present cost may be, it will not be without some | 2° Temedy be discovered the prospect is that the emp yay PTnujuttors’ tn os ange, abe, an Lexington avenues. cet lik aS bulk of our gilver coin will acon be sent abroad as a remittance. On the other hand, the scarcity of change is becoming a crying evil. At least one hundred retail dealers in various branches of business in this city have issued shin- plasters, very many of which are in direct contra- vention of law. To the public the inconvenience fa intolerable.’ One remedy proposed ia to still farther debase the silver coin, so that the qnarter doilar shall in effect be only worth, in silver, say fifteen to sixteen cents. Another is to prohibit Re hume. 1 ‘was firmer, with sales of 1,100 packages: at 8. a aoe the pee digure ze; choice quality. Butter dull and less active; dull at Ihe. a léec., oot good te choles. rm ‘Arkins at 10c. alic.; ranged from 130. # 150., and 16c. for choice firkins, Cheese was quiet and prices Sugars we “ype but not actere, The sales embraced about 250 hi iefiy Cubas and chiefly within the range of 740. Wauisxey was ner and in gosal request, with sales pted at Sic. 31 )gc. for State, and at B10. for ester. _ SITUATIONS | WANTED—FOMALES. compensating benefit. The war of 1812-13 gave birth to manufacturing industry in this country. The war of 1861-2, which, by a strange perversity, has been encouraged by the manufacturers of Europe, will probably develop that industry to such an extent as to render us wholly independent of Europe hereafter. From henceforth the im- porting business must necessarily decline in im- portanc The foreign commerce of the port for the week ending yesterday is given in the following tables:— ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN ENGLISH wom AN, to do general housework for ® anal family, where ah her eet with her means me; eta oe ding, from # wo ¥o'c We ‘ANTED—BY A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, WHO 18 Not airaid of work, & mbermata and wait- general wprvant; wosk aod irons well, ts ull tent 10 do all the work ot Call'ator address IN Kast Ziat a” Weres, 98 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Y. Miuation aa cook, washer and lemons. wa Seen ane tomed to hitchen work for the lass 1 understa all kinds of meats and poultry; 1 fity reference, “Call at nis oth ey., betmean tisk nok a ate, he rear. feronre, the export of silver, leaving gold to be freely ex- A “MARRIED OMAN WISHES Fo or JOUN (HER Hue ANPRD_BY A RESPRCP sede i wo 1 ft sae et sr igg elgg 2802 ported. This would be strictly constitutional; an | dimus'or iniyre mune: unexsepuionsbie,retereuces given, | WW situnion as chambermaldor te {FOUN 0, WOMAN, & _t Hy TET oo TRH Tete act prohibiting the exporting of specie was passed Or address for one week, P. H., £90 64h st, below Tistar. betwee _ by Congress on the 14th of April, 1812, and became @ law in due course. Bimilar acts have been pass- ed by most of the European legislatures in war time ; foreigners, therefore, could not complain SITUATION WANTED—RY TWO GIRLS ONE AB washer and irover, and the other as rerueas Dest of ety rererenes: - ies iho country. ADDY @ Hicke pod Hoag? eres Total for the week $5,140,201 1,687,702 Previously reported 119,149,635 80,259,342 Finge January J, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG Gil ACT housework tn & small private, fatn plain cook and good nd iromer; ie will) and Linge Goo ‘lig Soferenegs rerevags Gaal be OFND {ot Wo Ways at bork dista Eh "Drvokivy, vetwer Winns KY A RESPECTABE YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘siitation to do general bouxework; is 4 good cook and near Bond 61., Brooklyn, for two W ANTED--BY A . scoTCH PROTESTANT | WOMAN, A shoulder; Wm. ia, fever; * om No, 4 Levi Denoyelien, oa, ath wow York fk, fever aintthew hand. Hance merchants in every branch made | in exchange, which stimulates the movement of | “= ra ATION WANTED—BY A RE! LE PR ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO SUPERINTEND | “ 2 + ie i] SITUAT! VANTE. A SPE OTA] )- AN eaesiiwe, ih, dade aghusetts, Fheumaticny; Nathan | haste to “hedge” against fature contingencies by | breadstufis and provisions, will naturally tend to | A. “ewiaat woman, inn int class coon; unteraands go. | WWANTED-A, Yo Phun New Work: hans Foun D: Dain, o-b, th Fennsyl’ | Purchases of gold, and importers who owed money | increase the freight earning’ of the grain lines, | putinems ta au ts branches: ia good broad and bocui | clans ois diatiy..s procured. No. comun vania, side; Wm. H. Everett, Co. G, bth Maine, sick; Pat. | to the other side hurried to their bankers and would ausist in the washing, Has tho beatof city referen Reference to brat Case houses. Betabllahed 1356. Weave YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR IN a first class retail liquor store; one thatis well ucquaint- ed with city money and who can come well recommended, Apply on the corner of Bridge and » Brooklyn,” Winter WANTED-IN A DINING ROOM. ONE WHO a understands the business may apply John Reed, 45 rand at. ANTEDSTWO OR THREB GOOD MALE WAtT- ersten eel saloon, 48 § Spring at. Good wages (a ell i oe ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, A_ BAR TENDER ; ONE ‘who undersiands bis business and can come commended. Apply this day (Monday), betwoen the ours of 10 and 1 o'clogs,at the Cluo, House, corer, of Hudson ave, and Sands at., Brooklyn. C. F. HaMIL} ,TON, Proprietor. WANTED DENTIST AS JOURNEYMAN. NAIL AP- pi.apts will state thelr age, how ow dentist, im what branch ey excel, and the wa.ea ‘required, to B. a A. Pre- wire, 139 Bowery, N, ¥, Also «dentist auulent, WANTED_THREE > MEN TO 3RLL AN ARTICLE 0 oN ission, salesmen can inge fi is yo aseucy humbug. Gail irom Broadway. five dollars per day. Th 910 12 and 2 to 4,01 703 TED—A SMAR , ACTIVE AND INDUSTRIOUS W ant about 15 Kash. ACD ina retail drug store; he must word well xecopmpendes tor howesty, ee, AD ©. M. Wright, Columola, corner of Ux.un st., South typ ly to ook- WASIRD-0NE. OF TWO STRONG BOYS TO Wasa and pack boitles, Taoxe wo have bad experience at business preferred. “Apply at 177 rand at, D—MEN, WOMEN, Boys > Apply at 100 BANDS WAL girls, to Work im & tobacco factory. guTand 29 Water st ‘HELP w ‘AN TKD-FEMALE AT THE LARGE SKRVANIS) INSTITUTE—APPLY A tor good, civit. ua, corner ot Bleventh st. and Sixth av Aria, wand Pro- ca testant wo ducted by Bra. FLOYD. Good places always rewdy 1or goou supplies fent ai a "de iravle Lemiaie ans Taide mer eanbe I bran of work for city or country, at the Se.vants’ Tostivute, 149 od sleet. GK SERVANTS’ INSTITUTE, 469 GRAND ST.- Dur “ ong haha a oom Tomer: gir omens Bile fons italy iabdea.’ Good . supplied with goo rervants, from a iutionr, Loth Protestant ui (ur icsat Mrs, YORKBTON’ ofice ta the large We b Lang Xo. dh ath ate WET NUKSE WANTED—POR A BABY SIX WEEKS A“eld; American, English, Scotch or Weleh, Good rete- rence reigned. ‘Apply kt LW Pacitie at, ee ‘on Mon- day and Tuesday, 14th and loth, from 3 to 5 COOK WANTED-IN A_ RESTAURANT. APPLY L this day at A.M,, at the Senate, 311 bust Broadway. LOWE'S FASHIONABLE INSTITUTE, 17 ton street, near ine baad ry, orders ivr bretcl Temule servants hone: tiytand nded to. Plenty of excelent situations sale Lor eetvanis With good recom JIKIS WANTED-T0 STRIP TOBACCO, ALSO TO abuce,taicco: good wages and seady work. “Apply at KIRT HANDS WANTED—THOSE, ACCUSTOMED TO Siineke woven skirts Apply at the Einpreae Skirbinamu- jactory, Nos. 144, 146, 146 and 150 Chambers at, KRVANTS WANTED TIS DAY—TWO GOOD COOKS, Sages $8: also a few experienced servants Tor gone! housework a.chainbermaid sod Wo assist, witu washing, at HENDERSON'S old ontablushed servants’ office, No. 6 ‘ #t,, Brooklyn, where servunte get the the uighest wages, ERNAKTS. WANTED i BROOKLYN. eatigh opm i ehonyrg ng Ryg Jor housework, 107. situa te in tho 38 v the elty und cotintry, delay. Haag to NTacHMISTOF IE, Ko No, ake: Silary at, nts aent for at their ‘alia “WANTED. ) FEMALB SER- Vaile, 108 eve: 4, chambermaids, laun. ota abd iropel ra) walter girls, general landed, 10° excellent situa how ready, at BOORHAN & BEDELL'S, 80 4thav, Also Colored servants, U bd Ae « FIRST ge TONERS elma | A LAUN PANTED—A NEAT WOMAN, ‘COMPETENT TO ‘as ‘care of Aan intani. References required. eo will be paid to ome shat will suit, ‘Apply before Bk ET N To GO A SHORT Dis- im ay tome who ewig eae e- derate Wages and & goou home and make herself usetul young Wouwn wie he» lost ber intant preferred. Re! “8 ws tO health, character, &., required. Dr. Madison square J’omt oilice, for three days, AY Citys Grand at, eort :D-A GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, well Fw nited, to go @ ehort distance in 6, coun try; mnt be ad cacchtul, Apply at 47 West \ TANTED, WANTED, WANTED—TO LEARN LADIES gentlenie nd cautitul buttness, by wel It is’ easy and n hae constant we egret ene cat nent to thee residence.’ ink money, ‘Thix is no bum! mi, box 129 Hes r direc Long Work Will Wisk a good ehanee for m ‘Try ik aad see for yourseis, wttioes ANTBD—A who can jp the General's, ater? P.M -ANTED—A GIR? TO TAKE CHARGE OF rr IN. fast and to ansint (n Wasping and iroulag aod eham- work. erence required. Apply at 147 Went 424 fourth door West oc Tub ay, Wayen TOEDIATELY—AT & REMSEN 8T., Brooklyn, a Gerinun, Sotch or Bnglieh girl, to cook, Wash and iron, ‘None but those fully competent to fill thé its need apply. Address AD Y, TO Al ASSIST INA SALOON; 0 y the'pland wud sing preferred’. App @ Auwty st, three gure. frou Broad h) Waxtepear YONKERS, A GOOD COOK, FOR A Private boarding house, Wages $8 par month; Protes Houle hirly tra 9 to ls orek ands ‘at, on FASTED—-A SMART, TIDY. GIR FOR Wares. ‘Apply it 800 West 85th ‘ath GENERAL NTED—A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG | Wwoma W rr feneral houresiork of « email t oe be Cook, washer and ironer, and AL Want preverred. "Apply At x17 er wag VANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK; ALSO, TI food waiters ior «dining saloon. ° Apply at the Mant ambers #t., from 7 to 9ocioek A. M. sion House, 124 ANTED=A | WET NURSE, TO TAKE ENTIRE charge, at her ow cat ot reat eas rn resudence, of a child one year old, ve | Waxtecas ENGLISH, PURE al ‘48 chamberme 10 & hotel; none ot! Be Fulton ov,