The New York Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1862, Page 8

8 ‘THE NATIONAL LEGISLATURE. {CONTINUED FROM TINUED FROM THIRD Fa be paid cu the pay rolis of the bata they belong. Am act yy vsng provisions for raising Daited States sunk mm the waters the ‘An act bo anthorize the Secretary of say ehange the nawes of certain veese.s, Treas ‘Au act Wo provide IDLArWAl FOYLE “46 gy ore tne gov: erument aud to pay interest on 5, pubiien ye? no 4 making &°PFOPT'}' ong for petal service Om ‘es entabiiahed «A *'ne presemt renin ot congress. tio «irout une Beeretary of Ug treasury to isaue Amoricau registers to certain Veay is. ‘Au ach to change the port of ‘aby for tho distriet of Brunswick, Uw rim Ab set to encourage @ntist.ents ia the lar army end vo! nteer forces, veguiar arm, Au act o secure free lem. to all parsons within the Ter- ritories of the Unite! states ‘Ab act making «popriation fer the support of the army (or the yea: u.iimg 30D ame, 1863, aud additional 8 yf), riath 6 tho Yoar a0 fang’ SOth June, 1862, aud for ethor pur os po eel an cae ar thannslee. iit oni ain anata, grap po frou the Missour) aiwar go the ments porendl cro socure 10 DOR VET: gross the use of the same for p sta, ol bry and ober pup, An set changig she | ‘a ireacionn Ball sebooner Curie Stans te dae ceo Aa act chaicig 1 @ ‘came of the Aumerioan built eclowner Tm Der Wt mizeot Dolphin An act * roviding ft fe ne appain pe agen. fo: the Colorado Bepyory. scmeaed Indian ‘Av 2b 0 sstbar ee dhe mee af Wresuaty eaten eouditio aly. upeon- Str: Isang (© hee appropriations for sundry ox Peuses of Lue BOVE! Omer, for the year ending June 30, 2965, aod aidisdou a) ay proprial ree een mane err J0raw 9 tho Guardian Society and Reform onde ss 19! be Dustriet of Columbia, - /sa0.gsuid-s the Navy Department of the United sof of the-widows and orphana of the cfivers, seamen aud marises of the United Statos ships Comoe aid aad OF ogress, Bast to nd prevent the practice of polygamy to the .erritoresf f the Unied States aad other places, abu disapproy 10g and annulimg certain of the Legis: lative ossembiy €f ¥u@ Lervitory of U tal Ad ACL) Teh ew co che Vom Vitics Lepartment, fp act WO O# cry inte effect the treaty between the Toho Staies wd her Bettannie Majesty ior the suppres. 1. of (0 Alon slave trale, Au vc WP cescrive an oath of office, and for other Ad oct to M-ovide feradditional medical officers of the yol.utecr Ft vhee. An ack Se estublish alland district in the Territory of Novadyy ad for obser purposes, An @ Gougiing «ods lo the several States and Terri. tories, wich may jsrog.ide colleges for the benefit of dre ad the meguanic arte. Ma 4. (Wo great the right ot 1 of pre-emption to settlers on cerca ots in Wisconsia, ‘The [ollowing- Rouse bills, of a public character, were spprevod by the President on Wednesday and Tours. dey:—- To smend the Judicial system, AwmboriziLg tae secretary of the Navy to accept the to LeagueTstand, | elaware river. Concerning courts in Michigan. Cone-ning con: ts in Maine. —_ the Pacitic gem pplementary to tie act for emaneipation in the Dis trie: of Colwmbia. avtborizing Minnesota to change lines of branch rail. Yor presentation of medals ef honor to soldiers who @icingw sh themselves. To sus;and payments to officers aud men in Missouri. Tens thanks of Congress to Captain Foot Granting pensions t officers ou We-tern gun! eghziablishingand equalizing the grades of naval ne of ant ‘the act to promote the efficiency of ths . of the ue “a hor ize pay ment in postage stamps and to prohibit the-ciccu.ation of votes of lees than one dollar, > Rel.:ing ‘0 the competency of witnesses. Trans.erring the Westerns gunboat flevs to tho Navy Department Frohibiting the confinement of military prisoners in the District penitentiary. ‘© punish the frauduient sale or use of postaze stamps. Supplementary to the civil Appropriation bul. Lnnworing additionai duty on sugar produced im the Taxed Sater, Yor ths more prompt settlement of sccounte of dis- Dureing officers. In regard to the fund of the Winnebago In‘ians. ‘D) sur wees insurrection, punish treasym and rebellion, ee ee rebvls, and for other een resolation explanatory of the same. Rus) sg eras of Kansas Indian lande. Reguiating compensation of agents for paying pen. Supplementary to the Indian Appropriation bill. A joint resolution = at the reoognit; int, express} fon Congress of the gallaotry, vatrivtiamand bravery re date brigvtier Ceneral Lyon and the officers and soldiers ‘ender his c minand, at the battle <f Springteld, Ma, A joint .egulution femora dow ‘Treasury to trans er certuin balances of an aj priation for the printing of the second session of the Thirty sixth to the sum aporopriated to the first seesion of A joint resol jt jes. oe of Com ae tcenee aratery: Durpose Ajoiut resolution aathorizing certain offeers of the meer ts fcceyt | Teaente offered ‘vy the Japanese govern. M2 joint cog preat providing for the pa: of the ex- penses nt Commies r*) ‘the conduct of the war, — A resolution ia relation re ee Of pers xs held us prisvuere of war in the so-called resolution sonveying banks to Commodore a ution eon: 8 vote of #! to Dupont for his victory at Pert A resolution conveying the thanks of Congress to the officers, nol. 1e-s and veamen of the army and navy me Ghev gallant services end brilliant victories over evewies of the cons’ itution and the Union, A resolution for the relief of Creek, Seminole, Chicka. eaw é Choctaw sconce A resolution appointing a stemogrepher for the goverr- Ment committee appvinted te ipquire into the conduct of ‘Whe war. A resolution relating to certain railroads in Missouri. A rvaclation to amend an act to carry inte effect treaty Conditions between the United States and the republics of Ne onnda te hr Rica, A resolution providing (er the gustody of the letter and gifts of the King of Sian. A resolution authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to suyuire luto ths cause 0. the failare of vertain contracts for sieam machinery, and vo remit the penalties connect- 4 therowith. A resointion ¥ authorize the Secretary of War to ar | | mourys appropristed by any State for the paymont ‘ its volunteers, aad te apply the same as directed by neh state A rewointion expressive of the thanks of Congress to —— Fvote aad the officers aud msn of the West- @2n doti A reso ution apoeinting Theodore D. Woolsey Regen! he Senitheoutan natierte.. wo the same field or departinent, off ne grade. without regard to seniority A Sunt Tesolution deciaring thai the United States ongll to.co orale by sfloraing pecuniary aid to any Stele Which gay adopt the gradual abolition of slave: A resulutim anthoriziog 2 Secretary of the Navy to set iw materials for rendering Dips aod Toating Be! te lee wavelnerad: A resoiuti ntrawerrtog the supervision of the Capi. #0 ¢ tu and the erection of the sew dome to the tof the Inverior, hs von to supply the Smithsonian vedo mes of the Wiskee’ expedition. Sasi ‘4 jount resulution explanatwry of, and in addition to the of June, 1856 graating public iands w the Statw a. oieio, and to aid ty Constructing @ railroad in are. utloa providing for the payment of the award Hueyio® bo Invest gate the military ini remene of tho West whrverets ) :Gevintiog expressive of the thanks of Congress to Cepiain A. H. Foo o United States Navy, officers me 6 en fhoti a hovize the Secrotary of War to acne priatel by any State for the pay- — of its volumseers, and to apply ike same as directad yy wich Siate, Aves) ction explamatory of and in addition to the act Of . use 3, 1856, c@uting pubic lands w the Siate of — usin t. aid i the constrection of railroads in satd ointment of Thendsre 1) Regent of the Sinithsvuian C. Felton, deceased. he United States to any écadual abulisbment of izing the Secretary ef the Navy le (oF reuderiug ship and floai- ing > narabie. at az the euporvision of the witore a (00 ere@otivg jul tli a ~ : of the new dome to pyre #.opip the Bmitbennian Ingtis with goitin oa of Wi fies ezpedison msnsya nam Satore eepr ne van platis the Washingt 0m rie” viet tows t gree to Can nigh and paity elton Wines unser his musa, for toe y.ccory A sosoiueien expressive of the tanta of Concress to Lieutn wat J, L. Worden, of tho Uniied =tatec een id Lo (ue cuore wad men under tum g Lremwahion FeMbive Wa certaiv gr taude for ad purports made to ths State of Micitigaa in 1456 MEASURES LAID OVER. Atnong (9 most important bilis postponed by the Bowes oF ceasing uuacted upoe are the following: — Prov + ‘he adupission of the State of Wust Vir ter ine the On som be the enlarge went of the Tilincis ant M tng for a nuit mi ays onto” yy sl citi f y Unites os, Wea ‘The bill oporuprivting tao h ins of de for bo dar BAV a Sumta cinMne!) ty) olen i satin purnoxes ‘The senate touk vo definite .otion up. pie 7 companies | Btate priscuers befsh the franking privilege and t repeal yo swing Mileage, Includiug the present members “7s fimse Dili providing for the discharge or trial of failod tm the -omate. rT Ie THE APPROPRIATIONS. * Congress, during the recent session, bis appropriated about eight handred milimne of dollars, including ep wards of five huadred and sixty millions for the army, and somewhat less than ove hundred mi‘tions fer the navy. CLOSING SCENES OF THE SESSIGN. Waamroron, Joly 17, 1882. ‘The fret session of the Thirty-seventh Congress closed most unimpressively, Two bills of importance came be. fore the House—that forbiding the circulation of ehin plasters by corporate bodies, and the Conflseation act, deth of which were hustled through with the usual dis. regard of order, attention or concern, Not more than one-third of the representatives at- tended to the readiog of the President's sanction of the Confiscation act, as modified, and scarcely ten mombers kept their goats during tho reading of the voto, as proposed and afterwards withdrawn Such conduct mi Bt be denominated reprehensible by a novice, but in reality all proceedings im the House are conducted with the came absence of decorum and dig. nity, Doubtless the listless, indeed noisy manner, in which the proposed veto was recsivod, took its rise trom the disaffection of the radicals, who do not conceal their dislike of tho President's moderate course. His action in this ease has been far from pleasing to thom, and the tone of the veto amounted to @ signal reproof of the in- ange system of legisiazion tbat they have enforced. ‘The ditferences between the radicals and the President widen every day. At the same time, he receives for the lose of tneir confidence the respect and deyution of all ‘conservative and national citizens, ‘He was loth,” said one member, ir the middie of a group of Congressmen, “to see his composition ueglected, and has had it bronght here to receive our eulogiums.”” ‘Whoever heard,” said another, ‘ef the reading of a yeto that was not @ veto, or the production of adocument the necessity for which had passed away Alarge bedy of the radicals adjourned daring this stage of the proceedings to a cosy aud convenient refresh ment room, situated w a secret re-esa of the Capi tol, and satisiied at once dm \ppointmant aud their thirst. The Honse, indeed, presented » sorry apeeta Many members were not present. The ladies’ and gentlemen's galleries wore almost deserted, and the diplomatic gal lery was quite empty, All seemed to be eoguizant of the genera) course of legislation, aud there was nothing at hand startling, excitiug or impressive. The body parted as if for @ night, without the formula of a fare: well ora prayer. The storied men, whose names engross the legisiative annals of the rebellion, wero as indifferent asof yore—Lovejoy, Ely, Stevens and the rest, pacing np and down before the Clerk’s desk, or throwing them. solves into pictureque attitudes at their seats, smil ing, nodding, and gossipping. Far back sat Critten den, in the ripeness of an honored age, once rising to change his vote, and then subsiding into silence; while Wieklitfe, occupying a like remote position, seanned the attitnde of things quietly, as if brooding upon the great changes which the recess might make upon the ebaracter of his State and the fortunes of the nation. ‘The keen and capable Speaker, Mr. Grow, was prompt an ever at determining the parliamentary position of things, and the reading clerk Went on in his usual me chanical! vein at the calling of names and the utter- ing ef eections and motions. That was the word for the whole body, and, like the going out of the hall of great cougregation of hissing, flitting files, the Thirty-seventh Congress locked up desks and elosed its occupation, Many will thank God that 1s eoncluded to go home without effecting, what some of its members seem to have been urging, the ruin of the whole country, - The Senate sat in secret session, confirming and re- Jjeoting nominations, and the doors were besieged by many applicants and nominees, who had feverish faces and @ general appearance of dissatisfaction. The last Senator se remain {0 bis place after adjournment, was Summer, of Maseachusetts, who sat writing until the great bal! was quite empty. Another session witl find, at least in part, @ more pa. triotic, rational and politie Congress; but tm the recess matiers may be enacted, that wii} ehange the poli- ey, perhaps the very principles, of the realm. Among the last acts signed by the President was the ove muthorizing the tesue of postage and other govern. ment stamps as curreney, and prohibiting banks and other corporations from issuing notes below tbe denom!- Ration of one dollar for circulation. ‘The President and members of the Cabinet occupied the Vice President’s room at the Capitol while attending to the public bust S—""___aaaQQQ— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavuspay, July 17—6 P. M. Money is working rather mero easily—five being the rule and six the exception for call loans. Cer- tificates of indebtedness have declined with other government securities to 9634. Green backs are quoted 107 Both gold and exchange took an upward start to-day. Gold rose to 118 at the morning board, and to 118% in the afternoon, closing that bid. Exchange opened at 12934 a}, and rose to 13024 #131, with the usnal excitement ainong the ex- change brokers. The act creating postage stamps a legal tender bas passed both houses of Congress, and the difficulty about small change will soon be remedied. The stock market was considerably higher to- day, and buoyant at the advance. At the first board there wasa marked increase of orders to buy from the pub! At the second board there was a further increase of orders, and a number of bears came into the market as bnyers, Compar- ing the closing prices of the day with those of yes- terday, we note anedvance of % in Pacific Mail, 1% in Central, J in Erie, 12¢ in Erie preferred, % in Hodson, % in Harlem, % in Harlem preferred, % in Reading, 1% in Michigan Central, 12¢ in Southern old, 134 in guaranteed, 2 in Panama, 1 in Illinois Central, 1% in Galena, 1% in Toledo, 2im Rock Island. Government and State stocks were av exception to the market. The former declined 3g @ 34; the Iatter were dull at yes- terday’s price. The market closed firm at the following quotations :—United States 6’s, regis- tered, 1351, 100 100%; United Btates 6’ coupon, 1981, 99% 0 99%; United States 5's, 1874, 86% & 8714; Troasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 102% 10254; Tennessee 6's, 51 9 5134; Virginia 6’ 55; North Carolina 6's, 63 a 70; Missouri 6's, 47%; American gold, 118% 0118%; Pacific Mail, 106 a 103; New York Central, 905% a 90: a 3414; do. preferred, 62 a 623¢; Hudson River, 43% a 44; Harlem, 14% 915; do. preferred, 34% a 35; Reading, 65 @ 56; Michigan Central, 569 a 59% Michigan Southern end Northern Indian: 25; do. guaranteed, 64% @ 64%; Panam: 131; Mlinois Central, §7 a 5734 ; Galena cago, 6954 269; Cleveland and Toledo, 46 Uhicago and Rock Island, 62% @ 62%; Chicago, burlington and Quincy, 74% a 76: Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 8la 324; Ilinois Central box Te, 924% a 98. The eachaoges at the Bank Cleari Wye 130 a Tlonee this morning were $27,033,178 62, and tue balances | $1,400,074 4 The Wittiamsburg Gaslight Company has de- elated a dividend of 5 per cent, payable July 19; the New Jersey Itailrond and Tranaporiasion Com- pany, © nem!-anniwl dividend cont, poye ‘6p bie oa the 31 i Compeny, av demand, re Insur at, peyal ce eon Ma is paying out the $1,000 under the old taw, ond will noon be rea ie the oucs wOS ar c t wew. peow w anal, . re tts a 5 acranae $n the York Central receipts eal well info + clmmut be than G2 die t vt frevm thd t A cease vit t ’ be ene NEW YORK ——— FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1862. tock: Exch” on funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at hatf-r clock, from the resiuen¢? Of his’ parents, rena et eet. Howsi..—Suddenty on Wednesday July 16, Groner R. Howxnn, aged 46 yeas. ‘The reh.tives and fiends ©” the family are invited to jv 211 Law rm |: attend the funcval, this iersean, Oh tap 'eloek, from hia alg i rho Oe "Weet Twenty. er ire, wick forthe motioe. parse sia panors please copy — tto.er coamnea tebe JaCkRai—sAt Rockaway, N. 7 ‘on Thursday morning, "AUS Os, Ay oor cor wx aly Bes saan | Winsiow, son of Win. Ji » Bad. of Brockiyn, N.Y. 72000 homtwcky 1% Funeral at Rockaway, N. J., on Saturday morning, at ee Bes han rfl | @leven week. 2000 ln Gwar loan 925 Jou.:ox.—In Washington, suddenly, on Sunay, July 11000 Teun bs, 90.. 50 \ 18, Many, danghter of Louis E. aud Margret Jotuson, 5008 630 aged 4 months, do. 46 10000 Mo6'sitH&SWR 60 1000 Georghs 6° 16 4000 Calforuin Tia, 96 3000 NY Gen 101% 5000 ao. 102 11000 FrieRdmb '83 OTK 1000 HudRiverRK3m 93 1000 Harte Istim b 105 2000 105% 2000 Harlem itimb 103 4000 Mich So2dm.. 82 1000 do......... 8236 8000 C,BXGRR 8 peb 103 98000 Mich So sf bds 1003¢ 1000 Chi @NWase’td 48 1000 (bia N W2m 28 18000 Han & StU KR. 48 sal & Chi lm. WO$36 600 Pitts, FLW&CIm $9 5000 db. + 88% 20000 ki 8355 10ClevexPitisimd 98 15000 American gold. 117% 80000 do... + 860 80 chi, Br s foun a Pr da Ra 28 Metropo itant 85 Lol & Wab preid. 5 Pacific Mail 85 Co 106 SECOND $50000 U S6’s,'61. cou 99.4 2000US6'#, SLOW gy 853% 1000 Trea cn 102% BOA bu susNYOooRR. ben 10000 20000 American go!d. 35000 do... ...D30 ne 1300 _ do. 18: 67 sls Pauama RR. 131 4@ 25 Metropolitan Bk. 150 N Y Cen RR. .830 scrip. 67 100 500 Clev & Pitts RR. 22% 100 100 Chi& RKI RR.D6O 63% 00 560 do. ses 683 10 do. 60 +860 62% 50 do......810 905 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvxsay, July 17—6 P. M. Brrapercrrs.—Flour—The market was active and higher, closing at an advance of 10c. per bbl., and in some cases even more. The gales footed up 30,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:—~ Superfine State.. +9460 a 485 Extra State.... 605 @ 5 20 Superfine Western. 460 @ 485 Common to choice extra Western, 515 a 525 505 @ 6 20 Southern mixed to sv0d ‘super 5 80 Extra do 6% Good to Rye flour... Corn meai, Jers —Canadian flour was higher and active, with sales of 3,500 bbis. within the range of the above prices. Southern flour was more active and prices were higher, with sales of 2,500 bbis., closing within the range of the above prices, Rye flour was firmer, with sales of 170 bbls. at she above figures. Corn meal was heid at higher prices, which checked sales, being nominal at quotations. Wheat was more active, and advanced Ic. a 2c. per bushel, with sales of 225,000 bushels, at $1 12 a $1 14 for Canada, clab, $135 @ $1 40 for pad to prime white Michigan, $1 95 for iatecior white Western, $1 26 a $1 28 for amber Western, $1 21 @ $1 25 for red do. $1 12a $115 for amber do., $1 10881 13 for Milwaukee club, $1 03 a $1 12 for Raciae spring, and 97c. a $1 11 for Chicago spring. Corn was active and firm, with sales of 90,000 bushels, at 45¢. @ 46c. for heated, 48c. a S1c. for Eastern mized, and at San. w 6346. for old mixed. Rye wae firm and in good pin gong wil veal of 17,000 bushels at 74c. for Western and at 780, for State. Oats were firm and in fair de- mand, with sales of Western and Canadian at 45c. a 47c. and State at 470. Corvus wes firm, with sales of 270 bags of Maracaibo at 223¢c., 300 do. Ceylon at 230. teeoget — several small lots ‘Rio, including one of 200 bags, at Cortox.—The mar! reek 279 Sear cal uGiite: sod closed at an advance of Ic. a Rata + i Jb. The sales em- braced 1,260 a 1,600 bales, clos: at 47360. @ 48c. for middling. Fair cotton was sca¥ece, and @ small lot of middling fair sold at the high figure of 6235. per Ib. Frecure.—Rates were without change of moment, while engagements To Liverpoo! about 50,000 bushels wheat were engaged, in bulk and bags, a 18344. aldd., ond rose corn at be pr ahi; ; 20 tons ofl at d6s.; 200 packages ; 60 do. butter at 478. 64., and 5,000 bbis. ai Rt at 3a. 94. hg the Great Eastern 2,000 bbis. our were engayed at p.t. To London 9,000 bbis. flour at 3s. 10344. @ 4s., and 1,000 do. cilcake at 4s. gow 20,000 bushels corn were taken a8 133¢4. a 14d., in ebips’ bags. A Prossian bark was taken up te load with 15, bu ~-ril ws for Plymouth, Southampton or Paoviwors.—Pork—The market was active, but some jess buoyant in prices. The sales embraced 1,600 bbis. at $11 a $11 25 for meee, chiefly at the inside Agure, and $5 15 0 $9 for prime, and at $10 for thin mess, firm at $128 $13 50 for plain mess, and at $13 50 iy 60 for extra do., with sales of 160 bbis. Prime mess and beef hams were quiet an@ nominal. Cut meats were in moderate demand, with sales of 200 packages, at 3c. a dc. for shoulders, and at 43sc.@ 5igc. for hams. Lard was ‘irm a@¢ in Sood request, with sales of 900 bbls. at Bs. a 014. for good to prime. Butter and cheese were uachanged. ive, age sales of 2, oa cae? Scaane were firm and a: chiefly Cubas, mostly w: with a small lot Ne ules wore 300 hbds. New Orieass, by eustion, at 8Xc.0 1045 ‘Married. Corrx—Oarazy.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 17, to Maca by the Rev. A. A. Willits, Bexvastin L. Corn to K. daughter of the late Charles 8. Oakley. Desrox—Surru.—At Freeport, L. i,, on Monday, Jaly 14, by the Key. Wm. H. Pendioton, of York, Mr. sxy Deston, of New York, to Miss Parow Lovisa ITH, of Merrook. —Scivurz—On Thursday, July 17, by the Mansfield, at the residence of the bride's Cuaxtes E. Ovennaven, of Poughkeepsie, to Miss Fravens A. Scores, second “daughter of kobert Sebullz of this cuy. Waarks—iockorrre.—On Wednesday, July 16,at St. church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. J. A. SclinoHer, Jas. A. Wissen Co Harem ., daughter of the late Daniel SB. Bourdette, all of Brooklyn. New Orieans papers pleare copy. Died. Cacown.—Un Weanasday, July 16, Da.wons Firm, son of John and Saran J. Caldwell, aged & months and 6 days. The relatives aod frionds are invited to fuveral, Friday resid-nce nue, Srookivn. Crapery —On Wednesday, July 16, Gronas W. Cuap- GRY, aged 60 yeare. The re invited to at this (Friday r?} ten O'clock, from bis late readeuce, No, Ii eighth ety ‘Albany papers please copy. Cannot ).—On Wetnesday eveniny of the heart, Ators Prany, oply c Anna M. Car The friends of the family tond the funeral, this (Fri o’cloek from the residence of bis parents, No. 18 East Forty frst street. uuse.—Javs Coumwe, @ native of ounty Clare, Ireland, of eons: after a short but painful filness, aged 26 years. His friends, and thore of i brothers Patrick, Michael and Jobn are respeet{i ily req. ented to attend the funeral, this (Friday) eficrnoon, at bal: past two o'clock, from bis te residence, No. 22 Cherry street. His rewains will be taken to Calvary Vomele Frxxo—in Rostov, on Tiewtay, Krwrancra Urton, wi low of voor of the family are respectfully maering Weat Thirt; ate 16, of disease id of John’ Perry and and 3 days. July 15, Exizamene Fepno, & ia, Pireearter.--On Thureday more ng, July 17, Riemann, thd beloved fon of Richard aod Mutilia Fitzpatrick, aged @ yoars and 3 monu rai wil take place from the corner of Cha’ 1 New Lowery, his (Friday) afteraoon Dd. « un Wodneacny, Joly 18, so» qgee Lene, 1 mouth wi aket place frum the rexidenes of Forsyth strevt, tas cer tay) poet vie oerosk. The fiend ot tn son of Mr. family are fully invited 16 witecd the same withow tation, only. Wednesday y Cromer, non nand Bien GieKoe, & hative of Trrcta, Ireland, io yenr ot Die age mia of the fw apoctrully ® this (ied r P moras eo, ¢ ‘ ‘ to * ° 1 eu 900 uy r ty : a fon be pet . ‘ 4 4 Eee OCC ROG viyy # ' ‘ " 44 , aban Tm tha ana 2) ays Jue (oak HAO fe voy We Heguomied Ly Mted . the | Kupwsy —>uddenly,on Wedneraay, July 1¢ Leonanp Froor, iniant son of Johu and Mary kisworth Kidney. ‘The Triends ant relat: es of the faunty are invited to atte d the funeral, this (Friday) af erneon, at two o'clock, (rom the residence of bis parents, No, 22 Abing- don pace, Twel th si Koors.-0n Thursday, July 17, Carouwe, daughter of Hen: y and Caroline Kooper, aged t year, 8 months and 4 days. ‘Tie relatives and friends of the family are respoctful- ly inyite! to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 112 West Fi/toenth street, this (Fridey) afternoan, at twovu'elck,to be takea Ww the Luthoran Cematery (or tutermens. Manan —tm Wednesday, July 16, Joverre Ea, younges chiid of James H. and «liza M. M.dan, aged 1 year ard 9 wouths, the relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her’ parents, rty-eighth tect and Bixth avenue, this (Friday) afternom, wt one o’cock, witdout fort) nvitetivn. Her remains will be takes to Greea- weed “or interment. M: nevy — in Tuesday, July 15, Mar, the belovet wife of Pasi ick Murphy, & bative of county ‘yrone, ireland, im the 6zd year uf hor age. ‘The rela ives and vie cs of the fumi'y and of hers ns, Felix and Hugh, ere respectiuily invited® to amend toe funeral, this (Fiiday) morning, from her late res dence, No, 46 Jamosatreet., Her remaias will be conveyed to St. James’ chu ch, at huf-past ten o'clock, wiaie @ mss Of requi-m will be ollered for the repose of ber goul; and from ‘henge, at one v’clvek, to Walvary Cemetery for On Thursdiy, July 27, after a short illness, hter of Michael and Mary Manning, nstive of L Ire'and, aged 8 months aud 3 days. ‘The friends ang relutives of the famiiy are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) acterivon, at half-past two o'clock, from the resiienco of her parents, No. 159 Lanrens st rat, near H -uston street. Mannin—Oo thur-day, July 17, Tiomas MARTIN, @ na- trae the parish of Militowo, county Westmeath, Le- ani His friends, and those of his family. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resivenc> 257 Mulberry street, on Saturday afternoon, at ove clock precisely. Mirter.—On ihursday, July 17, Pare, only son of John and Sarah G. Miller, aged 1 year, 10 mouths sud LL days. ‘the relatives and friends of the @ respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Peay) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of his pareuts, No. 74 Chariton street, without further invitation, Boston papers please copy. ieee Wednesday, "aly 16, Tuomas Mites, aged yea The funeral will take place from 114 Leonard street, is (Wridey) aan At two o'clock. Mois On Thursday, July 17, the beloved daughter of Dev:.is Ge Elizabeth Mullins, aged 2 years, 6 months and 9 days. ‘The rejatives ana friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the funera), this (Fridwy) afternoon, at haif-past ono o'clock, from Her parent’s residence, cor- ner of Twenty-sixth street and First avenue. Mclwroy.—At Edinburg, Sootland, on Wednesday, June 18, of consumption, Mr. Jou MclwRoy, ferrymas er, @ nalive of Gouroek, Scotland, formerly of New York, much and justly regretted bya large circle of frieuds and a quaintances. ( Wednesday, July 16, Huwny Noway, eaed bic veg Dative of Loughrea, county Galway, I friends and acqua‘niances are invited to fend the funeral, from his late residence, 306 Kighih avenue, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock. Athlone atid Dublin pavers please copy. O’Coxyorn.—Honora, tho beloved daughter of Daniei D. oe Margaret O'Connor, aged one year abd four mont! The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to atteud tue /uneral, from No. 10 Washington strovt, this (Friday) afternoon, at half past one o'clock. O’RorKe.—On Thureday, July 17, Saran Mania, dough- ter — and Margaret O’Horke, aged 3 years and 10 moni Denrest daughter thou hast left us, ‘And thy lors we deeply feel ; But tis God who has bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. ‘The relatives and friends of the family a1 pectfally invited to atteud the funeral, this (Friday) J afternoon, at half-past twoo’clock, from the residence of her pa- rents, No. 97 Mott street. Oxizy.—At Fort Pulaski, Ga.,on Sunday, June 8, < typhoid fever, James G. Oxiry Gxiar, Oompeny 1, Forty. eighth — New York Volunteers. members apd friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 103 Degraw street, = this —) — ‘at two o'clock. Bristol (Eng.) papers p! Parxes—!n Brooklyn, on on Thuradsy, July 17, Jossra Pana, 10 in the 7lst year of bis ag Pexr.—On Weineaday, July ie at abt o'clock P.M., after a protracted illness. The relatives aud friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at three -o’clock, from his late in Sixty-fifth street, be- tween First and Second avenues. Pora.—On Friday , June 27, Tuomas T. Porm, of the Fifth New York Volunteers (Daryee’s Zourves), son o1 the iate- Henry Poe, eged 25 years and 3 mont! He feli mor- tally Kine? at the beg) eraee | Min, ,4 y in terence Resevi.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 17, alter a short illness, Lizzie BELLows, only daughter of Alexander ie ~and Mary Jane Russel aged 1 year, 9 months and 24 oo Fie relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her parents. 20 Pros. pect street, yn Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, ie Mrs. Axm ScuOONMAKER, aged 72 years and 6 ier relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock , from the residence of her son. in-law, "LD. At water, "90 Elliot place, seyen.b door south’ of Fulwa avenue. Sxvimancr.—On Thursday, July 17, Josera H., only son Joseph H. and the late Mary M. Severance, aged T mouths and 24 days. The re! ative and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, on Satu day afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘rom the rosidence of his ‘ather, Ne. 45 Green. wich avenve, without further inv.tation. Srort.—On Wednesday, July 16, at Stockport, near open N. Y., Junta, wife of Jonatuan Stott, Eq., aged 0 years. doorn-—tn Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 17, Exiza, eldest daughter of tho late William au@ Margaret Scott, in the 27th year of her age. ‘The funeral will take pinoe on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the late residence of her mother, No. 4 Rapeiyes street. The friends and ‘Acquaintances of tho family are respectfully invited to attend. Wixtsex.—On Lee lly July 17, of consumption, CLave Wixtven, eged 41 y The friends and relatives of the family, dere of the New Yorker Schritzen corps bear Rich- being a coler ry an Iso the mem. respectfully fnvited to attend the uneral,on Saturday afternoon, at half past tT ne @’clock, from his residence, No. 37 Jay remains will be taken to Greenwood for in. WE MARRIAGE GUIDE-BY Di. F. WOLTACK, THE weil known author and lecturer, 20)" edidou, wha cuts, AD eared y e, etl} alit, T. fa no other Lou like for rrhich it.will be sent free, b post, tommy nddvens. to Dr. F. Hollick, dor 3,0 Toa office, Rew York city. Dr Holick’s city oc te Ne, 009 Broadway, Houree 10 ait copt Sunday TATES TAX LAW.—WE Witt, PO, SH, fo ovtavo edition of the United Bu es Tax law, from the ivy on hie in the Depariment of Bute, engued by SBeabiel OWE. uy Jax law sot published, only correo copy Hating all the Bar law yot polite say ere WESTCUMT & CO. 19 dtm nireny, # inon Peto Gentes DES Vist London Stereos.o, a A CITY, AT THB, sad Phovogray hie Company, O19 Broadway, RRIVED. BIE KEOSCOTIC AXD ALBUM VIEWS INTERNATIONAL BX!mTION OF 1562, TUGRATHIO OO. oppesit the Mei tropoltau Mute DUNTISTRY. Lorne STKEOSUOLIC AN 6:9 Broad olny Miki. Chemie 994 GRAND STR rs, and 267 F it sete of thes “t, N.Y, OPPO aw reet Brooklyn Lupo nl 1 or piatin er tout, 4; b AT Ups WTtNTuat fe sv a Yecoumende'y ERY PINE tb inay bh why Al rod, full o twelve | _ SITUATIONS WANTED—FE: WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG RESPEOTA. aan wouan, 1 & private tai nee pM, ven; in; a objection to the counwy. Can for two da, # at 83 Bieecher « AS SITUATION —_ if required, or would like fami Tai the’ boat of re at's Weet With 41.0 10F eo ca; A ton in a pr pot op ont Ay Plain ~ewers wade tans taking 6 mae herself ve ful Cail’ at rt Wes! auth a ed from her la re np over. A RESPEOTANLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. 22, ten {0 sw general houswork 10 § ama! private jumliy. rk or twodage at 133 West 420. ake between Ts and 8a avenues, A SIZUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG Wo Walter; ine pecs plane seuss py sb sewer: ence given. "Call “ora few. 4 Bane iya ks a SITUATION WANSED—BY A RESPECTABLE Youn. Weak 0, &8 GoO., Washer and ironer, or to do arte uusew rk; Mood eliy Feierence, Can beseen for WO dayoutdy Wes Min wh AN, AS gO ne chambermaid and CTABLE GIRL DEMKES A SITUATION AB erry Dernaid; Wuuld have no ovection 1s wildug to Live im to 0 a short distance fven, Can te wen 139 Madi A BETUATION “WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Wo- Mau, ae ans. sherand froner and baker, © ood re- ference. No ui (0 yo iw the couutry, Cali untii suited S39 Alteu tts toout Now de WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE » @ @.4b> work and wa tin. or cham: Gyuntry preterred. sight ea. ta PRUT\BLE YOUNG WOMAN WNre a srw a uon te &. bowser ork: as washer auu i an ovject as w nome. Cun Beacon for two days at Sid 18 anu C, peers oN you rs sage be Kiven, + 1oth at, between ays. 1b D-AS WET NURSE. BY A 1 Woman, Appl, at No. 127 n, For two uae. HELP WANTED—MALES. GENTS_AND NEWS DEALERS. ear get A PNR DE! SUR “Ot rgunte't 08. , ont Si Zigh-MD RDITION, ae ‘As revised and corn ete, eal eee wie Py ete ference Qommitter of Cen ad By the SOLY CORAEUT TAT BOO ae a eee. pee jor ®, C. Rickards ech oP Beanid, ‘Copies went by mail, pre. RICKARDS « CQ), Publishers, 108 Nagsan street, NTS AND ALY OTTERS, NOW OUT OF EM. Wlocment, cam nak $19 pF 'day ean by selling the great ne» Noupartl Peas Kasey tae largest latsst bess nit tice only it contain jewelry, superb ces Vos, THe Pl; JKARDS & CO. ied Oldest prias package hun is im Ley "AGENTS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS-GET THR A irer Groner in ncements thn ever in “Prize Packs ae red ee hoe one variety, and most sale~ éi eM A KING © CO., 36 Bockman treet, KING « ¢ AGENT, “AGENT (PRAVELLING) AN FXORRIENCED TRAY Weidag agent, wits ely seas? Western connectlom ainong dry govia aud d pape °, ment with a te vantage: Highest (at ollice, meus ty w an arranger of tm tual ter ovis, Address O, W. k., Herala MAN WANTED—TO GO TO BERMUDA, FoR six Moths, Balan: $50 per monia and expen cash r-uired, Apply for two days only to n Rwiok & co, ST Chatuam ater, just un him @lf gene first year; mu his paranis. ‘Address, 40 the wyyukane’s haniwriting, ©. ¥ feraid offive, Phage tag na WAN'ED-—O: E Wilo UNDERSTANDS MMs busines th. ul aul is asinvle man, Good referee areitived. Apply tr 104 1 o'clock P.M. thie dar (Friq Lanes i LY AT 55 MOTT 8T. SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ SMART, HONEST, oascivus gil, a Coamvermaid Rad Wallan, With the best of city Teco ndations; no objections to We sounuy i @ prswe twu ly or snail Doardsn¢ Wouse pre- ferres CaliatN>, to Wei J0uh 8... aecond Loo, PECTAL RICAN WIDOW DESIRES THE sit ation of Lo. OF wurse Wor \ Ata wlady. Gab ways wt 107 He RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A thre vaby wo wise at ber Wao resituce, Appy al 2d Base 18 ot. City n ference siven, one AS NURSE, AND. =EAMSTRESS—WANTED, BY A OND, 8 siuaddo as urse and Bea, ) 0 vest of Appiy ae 08 4iu wv., verween Yui and 10.4 Counwy preserrs aa cha nuermacd au: waitress, 10a. private tamliys erty retereuc. “i A. YOUNG GIRL WISITES A SITUATION AS NURSE Aud eeamstr os or Ww auaoerwork aud a Beau Breas. “Cau gre four yours city refercuse trou her hint piace, and is Doln wing and obliging. Call at 169 West {4 Bt for twe two days A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WaNTS A SITUA Won, AD eltuer 6b y UF COURMTY, 10 GO general howweW ors OF WoUid go as laliudieas; guou «iy reverence. Apply at 201 ‘West Zoth a oe +B rear, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. Yun tO do Cuamocrwork or assist lp general housework; bood reference. Apply ior two days at 60d Greenwich st. near Varick -t. SITUATION WANIED—BY 4 SMART, INDUS. 11, a8 Cou oF ,eucral servant; is an excedent washer her, ® respec ui, Oblging anit trus serv Best of reivre..c-s, city or couatay. Apyy at 34d opposiie City ilar srookiyn, KESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS cook oF iaundiees, or to du general hou-ework. Hus ie years refereu c, Can,be wea tor two days. her prv- seut employer's, lid Bast Suu A. XOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO DO the gencral huusework of w ana iamily. Fas goou Feference, Can be ven (or two days at 231 Monroe st, N AMERICAN LADY, HAVING ONE OF WHEELER & Wilson neewing machines, woud Itke a situation as wt OOj€ct LO uct as housekeeper where. vue o the amily. No objections to the cow try. Apply ot 43 Vanuum st, FRENCH WoMAN WANTS A SITUATION As e0vk ; Understan is wer business perfectly, buth meat 10 objection to the country ; best city references. three days at Oy5g Mulerry et., Dear Bayard, (A. SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN that ved jour years a her last place as plain cook and waasher aad io du troa.ng and chaumberword, OF us Mraltreag; the beat cl:y refcrence ean be givun. Can be seen for two duys at Ni between $éih and 37th ata, STEVARDESS, ‘WANTED, BY A_ RESPECTABLE muidule aged En.iiss wo oan, @ altuation a st: a 1033 or to travel wat a lady; govd city reference, Callatll 6th at., near the Bowery, urst Uoor, 1ront rvom, L RUG CLERK WANTED—A" 42 EIGHTH AVENUE Must o> computeut aun y 2 icommended, M23, WANTED-IN THE COUNTRY, A SHORT DIS. tance trou the city, to ake sare oO horses, drive, he! fo @ garcen and mace hiwself us tul; noi but an honest capable an wanted, App» at 70 Fulion st, from) to le o’ciock A. M. ¢ NWARD TO WASHINGTON.—A FEW RECRUITS . wanted for Con Volunteers, Heyy ery, Cow now in garrison at Fort Qu.cora:, forts D, Doubleday, ‘a, and ihe surrounding regiment being already in service, oers greniar ade vaniges y of thane wader Lie recent call of the Pre- sident. Rel ef for f tes fou: the city. $84 paid op jolniay wae F-yme. tat Washington. Quarters and rations end two suits of clotuing furnished immediately alter enii-tun posi ions for ti 0: beww: uo have seen sery ice, 1 45. upply imuicdtately ae ) Rear Ehzabeth. ‘Price Macks ana Wis mien in ity and country: Good : “men a make fromm $5 to $5 8. HBA, 2-9 Broadway, roorn 55, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS WAITER IN A SMALL willing to uiaks biure f agelitl about the var vea family horse, carefule ired, without these & few doors * ANTED—A STOUT BOY, IN A GROCERY STORE. at Unaerbiil & Weatervelt s, corner of Mavdougad and Bleves er se. pices WASTED-THREE RESPECTARLE BOYS, BETWEEN flo wn 46 4 mvosenge:s for ie new Mer- chants’ Hxclap ean! sens Room, & and 52 Pive street. No applicant wilt be reoetred | Dina coming socom) anird by 2 on Friday and Bats Dai sialtg eneee, a's stuf cit Call tain day at ie ES 6. ym 32) and 224 % war ‘ED—BY AN ASSISTA iT PAYMASTER IN THE United Sates Nw). u ci faone Who bus Lad eape- rience preferred. od. AMdr. as Lerxce, Herald ofe, WASTED-* ee APPLY AT FRENCH MES! EN. ger, 51 Libersy a! ANTED“IN A STATIONERY STORE, A YOUNG Than wio welices good isivt,and is willing to mate himself general y ‘ul. Aldon Bust: ‘oncr, Heraki oftios, os of aalaty. ‘ot applica’ + 6iVing reference and some WARSTED—A CLERK FOR A GROCERY AND BIGUOR store; one who word gh'y undersunds bie Apply to Alber: Schick 216 Waverley place, corner Parry ~ near Givenwich av. é ANTED—A STOUT ACTIVE BOY, A® ‘ASBISTA NE bartend.r. Apply between three and four P. M, at: + ‘205 Weat Houston st, yy saree AN IMPORTING HOUSE, A COMPB- Wout Bookkeeper, @ Aulesaan, @ cotlector (Who in well ac” quainted with the cl¢y ky) and amentcy clerg. | Address, iat ANTED—BY A YOUNG, HEALTHY, MARRIED women, ® situation as wet Burse. Can be sven at airs, Wright's, coruer of new Coambers and Wiliam ata, Wrerecgt SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant gir., lately andes, to do x housswors or take care of children, oF todo plain ‘sewing and embroidery. Call at or aadrees 112'Kust 28d at. SS A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GER: tutu married Wo:neD, @ situation as wet nurse {n au seurer (x andl Apply for three aays at 812 Eust 13: ot., jar ay. Ls gree SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAKLE Hro-estanut girl ta ciiy irene a OS. COOK, Washer and relerenes. rinity place, rst fluor, irouer. Good front room, Waza: A TRUSTWORTHY GIRL, A SITUA- tion in «small ieuilly; {8 good plain coor, washer end irover. reference. en ‘be econ a: 170 Bunith at, Brovklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE AND petent young woman, as firstc! couk; uBuer- sands cooking in all bran ‘ne objection to the coun- try ior the summer, Best of clty Teterence, Gail ut her Brovent employer's, 42 Bist at, near m ave. for two VANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RBSPECTABLE young girl, to de general "housework; is a good piaia cook nu afirst rate Washer and froner; is kind wita chil- ‘eat 30 ‘ull for two days at 143 Wi * ANTED—A SITUATION, Zoung girl, aa walter ur ebambermatd and deams.ress, caneinbrol. r weil and is & neat sewer, Can Ue te two das only, brixern Sand I w'cleck, ai the houso of her present employer, My Bist 30.b at, ANTED=<BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation a8 Covk aud iirst rate laundress; no objec tion to the country. Best of city references, Can be seen for two dave wt 257 9th ave., between 20tu and Z7th sta, ‘ANTED—BY A ‘pron Zl ten igen YOUNG WOMAN, speakiug French aud E: situation as chauber- maid or to do Kitchen wors. 77 James st, W4SIED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situasion to Ge several housework, tn a small prt ema is a good puain cook, & good washer ana froue: maker of wre Xpply at os King wt BY A TIDY, SMAI raary hake good Feference iron Ler aah , in the bas: ment, for two days, } ANTED—A_8ITUATIO! youug woman, to do oF city) guod reverence, Appl year Myrtle uve. ON, BY A_ RESPECTABLE eheral housework, iu county ply tor two duye ut iy Ganwon at, ASHING AND IRONING DONE AT THE = 10 2, an4 by & MON competent person as 6 fourty ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook, wasuer and ironet; hay been acous- omnes to katcuen wore for the iash eev on Yeucs; understand ail kinds of mest and poulir; go baker. ‘good Feterence, Call at ily Wess ‘itu a6., 10r two days. ANTED-BY A MARRIED WOMAN, A BABY TO ‘wel nurse at Ler own residence, 9) 23th 6t., as she bas lost ner own baby. TANTED=A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young Snglsh girl as childs nurse aud scamatress; no objection t cium uberwork; ceod reierence, Apply at 100 East broadway, 0 ar Biigers st 60. \CHMAN" 3 SITUATION WAN rep] mab who thorouxbly understanse the horses, fo. end wo epeuns Eee Bugitaa ail Ty ‘Any gen: Hera ng @ brustw 2700 whi! pease address AG: E., Culou square Poss odke, “eat of reference given. 8 COACHMAN.—A SITUATION ‘WANTED, BY A lea’ res pectaiie your who da lot business perfectly wud can produ at of Feerence from Bie sast beat employer, Cail at 40 Broadway, in the baruess store, mut SINUATION WANTEDSBY A STEADY YOUNG Taan a8 porier, oF in siving can bé wade, also in @ mere Best of eiiy reference, Re hone: ot ay Aucrosa Por NO MERCHANTS A ers ww Conata and bey abi Of engaging it ton Jul Me Fala ouwe, Vy Axte JTABLE PROTESTANT, A oar 4 stove, OF teatuster, Can write wpood Kaad nd a oiree io mah, Up acco nt Can gi ity reicrewou Vicane call ut OF addres s® Weat Bwunty etabth at \y Arirp- ny a % yor No or 1 WU siststion me mesiatant bookke: yet oF elork. | bie TRADES. a a 4 STUN MAK ‘HO Is THOROUGHLY Compe. ' tone in ever iyo) his tusiucn “ WHO 18 SINGLE, AS COAGIEMAN, hoe iupiny toon refer + cove geld a sitwtio, #D—\ MAN vate fa balbare thg salary expected, 4¢.yn losing .ed stamp for anawer, Imm porter, | ‘orlice, tor th three vaya. —--. CLERK | IN AN INSURANCE guriea: ® hotel cleré end a young man in & tim as gece ply at Adi Fullon ot. Merchants’ ierks’ argon. | ituntion. procured, Nv commission in ad- ANTED—A CLER POR A TICKET OFFIOR, & clerk tor & wholes le xrooery, two ovaduct: men, 6 men for dleaucrs, 6 giris io oreo = porters, Uarkeaper, 1 edschinaa, waiter fer ap umekoeper ful & saw mil. "Apply at Bo. square. ANIED—A YOUNG MAN WHO Ei me is UN. dermtands the making and examin! Apply Mo Asner T. r. sheyer, “i Broadway, up dare ANTED—A BOY, BSIXTERN YEARS OF AGE, TE - Vy nent upon aie endl man: he ust be todas trious, tarellicent an od wages fore 1 ts Les box A ota office. 600. —MAN WANTED, TO TRAVEL, WHO CAN ‘+ loan this awouut of onsh, ou excel t security. hage & spicndid aitiation 2 $20 rer week, and expenses paid. Apply immediate! 435 Bowery, sbore Hous sreet, third door, rou 1.0 000 LABORERS eee ees eee . werk un the Lehi.h Canal, between Easton and Mauch Counk, Pa, Call @c idl Bioaiway (Priolty Balle! rt es St ioe Tats elony the ine - Touma 49, second floor, from 9 A.M to of the canal. £ sik STEEL PLATE TOPOGRAPHICAL ~ colored in cou: $100,000 ore nan ot Ttean Mee nivel} used by Genes’ McCleLan—chows, Harrison aNe.ng, sad every Swap, £0. Wagon roud aud site sm=2 ee! "Agents can earn nh pei, day fa ving ovr mow mae Send for eivwalare, LOYD, 164 Broadway. “YT THE “LARGe SBRVANT! for good, otvil, capa Servan8, Corner of and Sixtpave, German, South, Irish, American aod Pre testaut women, to suit ali, Coma acted by Mra. FLOYD. @ laces always ead: PROTESTANT GIRL WANTED=T0 GO He. ne vit must undersiand mufiking and batier waking. oi du wt, 0 NECKTIE, MAKERS.~WANTED, FIFTEEN OPE. * 1 Wheeler & Wien s ond Friki mac foes. and tiny besters' and Sulshere, oa sonable w niy good bunds need apply a » cornar of Ore 15) West Bist st, Notner et Apprentions wken besides stant, under Lips thoroughly and uring the beat ol chy referen oa, oie eollereneotappiy, Apply at soo W st. between 10 and 1.46 A. 31, om Friday, y ‘ET hap en bare TY fy a a “cep anicionss A GERMAN PROTESTANT re & goud } WARSTEDAIN 4 SMALL PAtvATE FAMILY, ASMART ici, too chamaderwork wid Waiting and to ass taking care of children, Appy on Fray and Sai Alier Do clock at 15 24 pinc», sivokiya, ry — WILLING ' 10 Do vai faumtlg. Apply wt ie: tiki aud Siw AYA, ¥ “AMILY, 71 Paid st. Brooklyn, betw iy ninde vegn ton und one o o'cig N APRESS BUILD. Wiki ov witaont Mewing. okel sauirte, siwa Lalbor Wiens ollys tein Ou wu! goud Wages Wall be P ai arcs NWO. yine w L' ceve nf Cd West Warblugiom Gtk Y, op etairs, ) skttr itasos tint LO bs or fat? Bip Sony at te ini! (vCard 48 rt Maun f vet bees street, Amquly ¢ curdnd abtet Or ADV RCISIREN O*, DE WAND’ UNE CUUBINTRRE FAK ALR oa Ree eda vcnee an t7 Wow rue, onto le bine ‘at hae RE FRANCA coo dccoait pour WVis JoLts aM b vformaioas. wht ot, d¢ + Gree: .