The New York Herald Newspaper, July 23, 1862, Page 3

ee FINANOIAL AND COMMERCIAL, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1862. eeeoneentiedion is afternoon and reopen on ‘Ith of August. This is in consequence, probs- ee Tomspar, July 22—6 P. M. Maattie telemeen elo airiaeed, notice of The following is @ comparative statement of | which has not yet reached the transfer office in from the port of New York to foreign | thiscity. The large stockholders have recom- ports for the week ending July 22, and since Janu- ary Li— $86,515 9, 8,nse.se7 ee sium esaotaat 828, ‘Cotton to Liverpool. 62,000 Fiour to Liverpool. . 161,000 Liverpool... 3000 Liverpool.336, ‘336,000 verpoor ‘20; at Lu 3 f 55 g Bolfast..... 20,000 Flour to British. A. 88,000 The crop reports from Europe continue to state that the harvest will be leas than an average in France and England, and considerably less than an average in Russia, which has been, next to the United States, the largest source of supply for the grain dealers of France and England.) It is there- fore reasonable to look for a continustion of the Present active export movement of food, especially so long as bills remain at or near their present high Premium. Of cotton it is yet dificult to predict anything with confidence. The weekly shipmenta from Memphis are now said to average 1,000 bales} we are receiving here something like 2,500 bales a week from various’ sources. It would seem that, with cotton at 50 cents a pound here; and nothing ® pound, so to speak, on the plantations, it was. safe to count upon at least a small steady supply—perhaps enough, now and then, to furnish a few bills. A house in this city which sent a ship to New Orleans some time ago, heard ‘on Sunday that, notwithstanding all that has been said about there being no cotton there, their cap- tain had already secured 1,000 bales. Money is quite easy to-day at5 per cent. Cer- tificates of indebtedness are selling at 97; paper 6 a6 for prime names, Exchange was dull to-day at about 18134 131%. Most of the leading importers have supplied them- selves with bills in advance, and; the sale of Ameri- ean stocks for European account having stopped, for the present, the inquiry for exchange is slack. Gold rallied up to 120% again at the morning board, but was afterwards offered at 119%, and loved at the second board at 11924 a %. The speculation in gold appears to have culminated for the present: the premium is now maintained by the demand of shippers to Europe, the South and. Bouthwest, and by Hoarding. Stocks were lower to-day. There’ were again heavy sales of governments, both at the first and feoond boards. One house sold $400,000 of sixes ef 1881 and 7.30 notes for a customer who had Donght thent at lower prices and wished to realize ‘options, and the coupons touched 96%, and the Fegistered 97. They closed in the afternoon at about 97% 8 %. The street is not well pleaged | to nee government securities sold short at the pre- ‘@alena; % in Harlem preferred, % in Erie pre- ferred, 34 in Hudson and Harlem, and 34 in Michi- gn Bouthern old. Atthe close the market was regular, with a tendency to more steadiness. ‘The receipts on the trunk lines are lesding to in- ereased purchases of their stock by the public. Whe gross income of the Central for the year ending in September will probably be ® million and @ half in excess of the income of the previous year. The last quotations of the day were as follows :—United States 6’s, re- Gistered, 1881, 97 a 9724; United States 6’s, cou- pon, 1881, 9754 a 97%; United States 5’s, coupon, 3674, 86 986; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, W1% 2 101%; Tennessee 6’s, 4934 0 50; Virginia @», 48 a 52; North Carolina 65 a 653%; Mis- @ouri 6's, 464 a 46%; ‘American gold, 119% a N9% Pacific Mail, 107 a 108; New York Cen- tral, 91% 92; Erie, 3334 a 335(; do. preferred, 1% & 61%; Hudson River, 43 a 44; Harlem, MY & 14%; do. preferred, 344% a 35; Reading, 65 a 65%{; Michigan Ofntral, 585% » 58%; Michigan Bouthern and Northern Indiana, 24% a 25; do. gua- panteed, 54% a 5434; Panama, 130 a 13034; IMinois Gentral, 5634 = 56%; Galena and Chicago, 70 a 7034; Cleveland and Toledo, 4634 a 4634; Chicago and Rock Island, 62% a 63; Chicago, Burlington ‘and Quincy, 78%4 a 784; Milwaukee and Prairie du Ohien, 32 a 33; New York Central 7's of 1876, 108% & 108%; Erie third mortgage bonds, 97% a 98%; Michigan Central #’s, first. mortgage, 106 a 106%; Tinols Central bonds, 7's, 98 « 9334. Demand notes, of the old issue, of which there ave something like forty millions still afloat, are selling at 10724 a 10534. We have reason to be- lieve that Mr. Chase's attention has for some time been directed to the necessity of buying up and @ancelling this issue. These demand notes are peecivable for duties, and.eo long as they can be purchased below gold not a dollar of «pxcio will be received at the Custom House. Jf they are not withdrawn from the market Mr. Chase will have to buy in open market the whole of the gold re quired for his October and his January interest— Grom six to eight millians of \ollars. Twenty per eent on cight millions is $1,600,000—a large sum to be spent in this way; and if it wore ascertained that the Secretary was in the market as a buyer of gold; the premium might be nearer thirty ‘than twenty. It is probable that, by judicious management, three-fourths, or even a larger pro- portion, of the demand notes might be picked up without causing the premium to advance beyond £0212 percent. These once out of the way, the Treasury Department would have no further con- @orn about the price of gold. The revenne from eustoms would supply all the gold required for the payment of interest on the debt—no matter what the premium was. We should not be surprised if ‘the Treasury Department was now actually buy- Ing up these demand notes in @ quiet wo; issuing legal tender notes in their stead, law directs. Such @ policy would be judicious and ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows for ¢ vey | Balance. $ea 06 98 5 + 6,068,086 38 nk Clearing House this morning wére $25,390,278 90, and the balances ©1596 ,235 42. The Greenwich Fire Insurance Company has de- clared a semi-annoal dividend of six per cent, pay- able on the 29th inst.; the Leather Manofacturers’ Bank, » semi-annual dividend of five per cent, pay- abte July 81; the Gebhard Fire Insurance Compa- ny, @ semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand; the Washington Life Insurance Com- pany, a dividend of three and a half per cent, pay- able August 1. ‘Ve hoard of Brokers roceivod notice to-day that the transfer books of the Galena and Obicago Rail- ‘mended & dividend of three per cent. The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern Retbead top Hep nvoond wyek in July were:— 96,076 44 11000 U 8 6’s, isi, Fog 100 1000 U 8 6's, '81,cou 160 28000 do, 100 3000 660 2000 700 4000 250 2000 50 so000 200 0000 42000 9000 32000 10000 N ¥ 1000 N ¥ Con bds,’70 108 Weicsss-ds 5000 do. 81% ao ah 7 24% 6000 FrioRR6 im bds 82 150 pyt ya 3000 Huds RRimbds 112 (Buse e Nig vik 5634 3000 Mich esrb: a 10826: 3 55 Cen RR be £0 Gley Jot Gin ak ne a TH Cen dB. ‘Terkisutatalion 103 800 I Cen RR sep.s60 5634 too CHIN Wint bas % de B30 5634 1000 Toledo& Wa 2m 63 50 do., + 6636 7000 seers 62 50 Clev & Pitts RR.. 215% 2000 M&Pr dCh’nlm 9236 450 eseveses 213g 1000 Cle&Tolsf bds 90 415900 mre aso wie Pian 20000 Am 964 63 95 20 Tol & Wab pref 40 SEOOND BOARD. $5000 U8 6's, "81,000. 97} 100 shsNYComtRRs30 91% 12000 do. + 97, 43 do.. 92 8 B00 US6's' Slow sgy 14000 US 6's, lyrcer pert h ke 10 pen 102 13000 101) 100 Mich 8 & Ni 100 Mich S&NIgs. 64) 1034 100 Gal &Chi RR.610 60! 200 Cleve & Tol RR... 4056 100 Oo. se AOR 1s0Chi & Meck T'Rt.. 6s 200 levesevese O2% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. | Turspar, July 22—6P. M. Asums.—The market was unchanged, while the sales ‘were limited, including pots at $6 25. Pearls wore quiet at $6. Baraverurrs.—Flour—The market was less buoyant and active, and closed without change of importance: in The sales footed up about 25,060 bbis., within Btate. e 6% a 655 @ 6% ad 4 . a He 213 a is a 36 —Canadian flour was firm and the demand moderate, whi'e sales embraced 1,200 bbis. at the above quotations. Southern flour was firmer for the common brands, while the sates embraced about 8,500 dbis., within the above range of prices. Rye flour was steady at the above figures, with sales of 175 bbis. Corn meal was firm aud in good demand, with sales of about 800 bbls. Wheat was firmer, and opened at an advance of Ic. a 2c. per Dushel, but closed: with some activity and at abont Ic, per bushel advance. Prime qualities of winter ana amber ‘were scarce and firm. The sales embraced about 125,000 bushels, at $1 129 «$1 13 for Milwaukee club, $1 11 a $1 14 for Chicago, $117 @ $119 for Racine spring, $1 12 on Western Me ee ted a $1 30 for Ln engate A ated ot oo re bout 49%40. a 60c. for heated, Sc. a b4c. for fair, and at 55c. a 660. for prime Western’ mixed. Rye was hog oy with small sales of Western at 76c., and of State. dey and barley malt were quict and prices: iar Oats were less buoyant, with moderate sales at rather ecasior rates. Corvas was active, and prices about 4c. I this week. transactions embraced 7,000 bags Rio, yester- Ses aK vy (c. & 22346. $96,000 Qo. ah ag. a cy ‘and 3,000 racaibo at 22: Lia methat sees ata with alos of 500 & 600 Dules, closing stiff on the basis of 60c. per pound for mid- ling up'ands. Furigni8—To Liv about 50,000 bushels of wheat wore engaged at 123d. a 13d,,in ship's bag, chiefly at the latter figure, and 4,000 a 6,000 bbis. flour ut 38. Gi. and 15,000 bushels corn at 12344., in ship's bags. ‘A foreign yessel was engaged to’ load with 15,000 bushels wheat for Cork and @ market at 16d.,in bulk. A Proesian bark was to load with 19,000 bushels of wheat for the same port on the some terms. A vessel for Newport took 18,000 bushe:s wheat at lid. in bulk, and a brig for F Belfast with 18,000 bushels wheat at 14d., tn bulk. “Rates to Londoa end Glasgow were unchanged. Faort.—The market was firm. A sale of 160 bt See made at Ilc., aud 100 bags Brazil nuts old at C.. Hay.—The market weet, with sales for shipmout at 65c,, and fur city use at 60c. & 5c, ‘MoLasees.—Salos embraced 176 hhds, Cuba muscov ado . t., and 171 bbis. New Orleans at $13¢c. a 33e. ovidoNe.—Pork—The market was heavy, while the sales embraced about 800 bbis. at $10 8Tht $11 for mers, and at $11 for prime mess, and at $3 75 a 4 for prime. was firm and the demand mo- wto, whilo the sales embraced 250 bbis. at $12 50a $13 60 for plain moss, and $14 @ $14 60 for extra. Prime mess and bums were inactive aud prices nominal. Cut moats were a. and sie ay er with sales of 1,200 packages at 6c. a 5c. for ms,and ut 30. fn 4c. for shoulders. Bacon wash and prices nominal. ag still firm and in good demand, with sales of At fc. 80%. Butter was firm at 16c. at 13c. a 14c. for Ohio, Cheese was unchanged witha a steady ‘demand. —Sales of 800 bags Patna were made at 630. a 6K. vocnand 600 de. Mange a be a 6X6. vices —Sales of 2,/ pepper were made at 19: oash, and 100 bags plmeets ek tr tyand 600 do- c+ ’ BuGARA were firm and aotive, with sales of about 2,000 hhds., chiefly Cubas, at 73¢c. for low grades, amd 80. @ 8%e. for fair refiuit togrocery. grades; Wndluded "im ne, Mearns On ate Tie and 800 do., pe | ‘auc! aa at ic. w c., aut doxceet p. rent nln wrore: unectiiol The Mosats. Stuart juers wore selling at prices to be fixed im the poly ‘Wriskry was dull; 500 dbis. State and Western were Bold at 80c. @ Markets. PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Panaveuema, July'%2) 1802, Stocks aro irregular, Pennsylvania ‘State 6%, 863¢: Reading Rail 27%; Morris Canal, 4 Island Railroad, 16; iroad, “‘Rarnont ay 1862. bu 16. rat dull and j red, $1 36.0 $1 40. red, $1 Loviewne anil; ane | al B80. ae @ 22) pork, $118 $11 60. Coffee fir * heal jo. Borrato, July 221 P. a. Flour steady. Wheat 7) but Ho, sales Rend Towa at $1 08; red winter Weatorn, $1 1234, apo eniny bee it oh Corn in Nuler deman to 480. | 62340. for Chicago. Whiskey oy dut=no lan’ ety apd ,000, bbls. flour, 46,00 Sopen wheat, 94,000 corn. i 40900 bu ur, 114,000 ‘bushels wheat, 92,000 conn , 10 niehols ATBCIAL Bon BONE g FILLING—INSERTED IN 4 state, giving no paln, pectateeere treet. bt a Hf A j. KARKON, M. D., Discoverer, and warrant Bee Broun Bear 8 a 1 colebrated Onl 1 3 CERTIFICATES —~AAVING HA’ THRE! * Fire wled without pain by Dre J. JA. MILLERS, 1 sirvet, two 1 ' gheertully ine a revommendation to those suffering 00 fi LUA BAYNARL, Arvington, Westchester Co, SITUATIONS W: OU! B AN, USED TO CROSSING THE d Lint xy See ene anne: So Raney SITUATION Sa er tbashneritens inn gree wie! imme a willie: (Sake bersaft generally’ usefél. Manicre, 808 Broome *t., N. A 2OUNG, GIRL WISHES A SITUATION with a lad se RON, or to take care Mone chia ‘and sew or do work good ity ry reference, ween for wwo days at or Wee between 7. and 8th ava, in RESPEOTABLE G12, WISHES A SITUATION AS 08, Wasber ADA boner, Dae syed reference; will do Benerai housework. Cas) bo ses 114 Adantie si, corner ot Henry, Brooklyn, for ‘wo ary on Al YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION a8 NURSE ‘and seamstress; (8 @ neat sewer; no objection country. Cull for two days at 908 West 824 st, SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 PROTESTAN os chamavarmald and waitress Askinva peed siete ret reference can be Cali for two cays at G23 6th ern fest door, bask wes A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, to cook, wash ang iron, cr to do house- ‘Work, in a small private family. The beat of reference. Can be seen for two (Hn bong ‘at 278 West 23th st, between 9th and 10th ava, frout base A SITUATION WANTEDOBY .4 STEADY YOUNG srl, a6 nurse and scanstress? she Is neat and May tg hor habice, willing and obliging, and very {oud ot chi Best reference ean be civen from her last pla ie teow for two day af Waverley place, near 6th A BOUSEKERPER'S BITUATION WANTED—BY aN intelligent, midiie aged Amer!-an lady; 18 competent in ‘every respect, and not afraid to work. A note addressed to Housekeeper, 67 West loth st. any day thie week, will be at, tended to. Good reference given. A. RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN. WHO CAN Nesxoelleng reference fromm lad with whom Game here; deutres s,‘stcaatlon to rot Caltrorulas ate is will for half of her ge money. wil Muro, oF iuveny”capaely, Went sich at, hear pe ep WANTED—FEMALES. HELP WANTED-PEMALES, RES! N GIRL, | AT THE LARGE SERVANTS INSTITUTE—APPLY Wikre ars Rearereyte, 8 sete oa Bg ‘for Ci Re i Bogen se | $ fecee wages 10 ‘St 8124 | and Sixth ave. German, Beoich, Seeariene daa wensam, ont ofl. Conducted by re FLOYD, | Fi Ware SITUATION, EITHER HOTEL OR Blopee always reed Ios prin ly; on ee Re under COUPLE OF ‘ANT WOMEN WANTED manasa ck nein fea Maung, mn rock | Lk, tgmmmni in palin ltatons afr amy, 8 fanny Fete Apply atl t., room au at ioe phy fey fan pat ne by yr Aad ale e nad Y A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIR, A Weta t 4 RESYBOT ‘good city rete $600.28 &@ permanent Veituation at $20 per week and ex Apply to-day ou! * 288 Bows third foor, roo Ni Cg work on the Lebich Canal, 0 Easton Mauch Chunk, Pa. Call at Lil Brcaeay Cy Bu Batiste De room 49, second floor, from 9 A. M. to of the canal. {MAM WANTED, TO TRAVEL WHO CAN is amount oa excallont s-curity; can have 3 ae vate family 8, 000K 5 ‘a 19 Marion si, for two day LARGE NUMBER OF REALLY inst CLaas WW ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, fegpesineato’ partel pentrel mers are wanted tomer: ‘Aion & do aieaal in av anal diately st BOOKHAM & BEDELL'S, 806 4th av. washer im the country. “id Went 19th st. fret floor, ATE, ERIVATE FAMILIES, HOTELS, noun ‘ANTED—A BABY TO NURSE AT HER RESI- juowtcompy teat ant desma inaio and male ip. for ail ence. Inquire at $68 Chetry st., of Mrs Norton. f work, for city or eountry, at ti Anat branches tute, 149 Grand st, Lb, YABB OF CHARGE GOOD SERVANTS IN y charge oan be procured free of 0. 16. East pity ra between 3d and 4th ave, Wanted imme- Tenby. to pet, nares taber oun bene bavien loot ber et own ho ty . Stas! Avpiy wo Mary’ Cavanagh, B43 lat Gv., between 2th @istely—four waiter girls for # hotel; wages $8, ‘YyANTED-oy A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 4 SITOA- wig, HB, 200k, wash and iron, oF to, do ne Orme TO GO 70 STATEN ISLAND, A ‘Good eixy rafurence given, "No objection to go 10 ine K, who Is willing to assist the laundress in Sonny. Ou or two days at 103 Chariton at, ual ~~ ations oto oer | baad : feels Pleasant home, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A Situation ve cook, wash and , or to do general Tr housework iy a.amall private ramily, Good ciy refer nce, (100K.—WANTED. A GOOD COOK, WASHER, AND Can be seen for two days at 89 nk ak ironer, who can ers 00d reference. Apply on Thurs- day, betwern 9 and 12, at 962 }OOK.—WANTED, TO GO TO KED BA rst elas cook, “Sle must bring good recommendations agto capacity and character. Good wages pail. Apply at 293 Washington st. Gr WANTED—TO WORK ON 4 SEWING MACHINE gue who understands making neckties preferret, ‘Cal Jandt at, up stuiry, back ‘ANDS WANTED—TO WORK ON CORD NETS, TAS. ianddtnced apply to Meeker Maldhots G2 Walker at, up tea e abe Landa ne a w 4 ie Warren. SITUATION, BY A TRUSTWORTHY stairs, ” sot Bat Haig girl, to cook, Wasb-anJ iron ip a amali rae tamily. | Bes sped reterenies, Can be seen at 170 Bmith st., ‘Brook: WASTED-2Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as; cook; isan exocilent. washer ud tuner: has noobjection (ge in the country the simmer city relerenes trom . at Tis Bast Uh a, top tioor, buok room. WANTED-A SITUATION, BY 4 STEADY YOUNG woman, in a private family, to do chaiberwork and aaxist with washing and ironing? housework f required; wages nat so much an ob; Thome; cau be well recommended. “Gall at -b0s3¢ 20 av, Wop tloor. a ANTED—GOOD MANDS TO MAKE ARTIFICIAL llowere; also, girs (o learn, Apply ai 91 Hteade at, up SITUATION WANTED—BY A NEAT AND COMP. tent person, ag cook, or would go us coak and laundress; ‘can do up linens jn the neatest style; has good city referenocs, Gall 3 19 West 26th at., near 7th ave. ; no boarding lady need imaaicaaio GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS charmbermaid and to do fine washing and ironing, or Would co the housework of # small: reypectable family; best ay, relacerpes, Inquire at 29 Myrtle av., near Carlton, rooklyn, ANTED=A SITUATION, (BY A RESPECTAB! 1), as chamberald aud wallreas, Best of city rete: Call at 1% Weet 46th st., between Broadway aud waa TO PACK TOBACCO. APPLY aT 207 and 20) Water #t, TANTED—AS NURSE, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A BOOTOH PROTEST. ‘educated Gernman Ww aut woman, as first class cook; she understands ment of children. Also, a read capable of eutung out business in ail its branches; has no odjecdon to the country; | and making dresses, ine sewing and understants the use of would gi either in a private family ora firat elusn boarding | the sewing machine, Good references required for bath, house. "Phe best of city reference. Oan be seen for two Call at 175 2d av., corner of Mtb at., on Thuredzy, the 24th, days at No, 9 Sth st, rear building. en the ours of Azand 1. pecetg fii tg orRD WANTS A SITUA. and searnsiress, or to do chauiberwork; would ket to Ravel ‘with a family Sprenger has the very best of city reference from her last place. Call at 230 ‘7th'av., corner resth eke SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEOTABLE ‘woman, to do chamberwork and waiting, oF to assist with the washing; no objec tion to yo to the country, Can be seen ut her lust pince, 245 Went 8 WET NURSE.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY & healthy young woman, a8 wet nurse. Inquire at36 President ad, Brootdlyn. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG wom, AN, TO do general housework in a small private family; ja 8 isa Zood washer and fr. ner; good reference. © Galll at 7 Charitu street. SITUATION WANTED—BY (A RESPECTABLE Zoung woman, le cook, wash andiron of do housework in & stuall private family; is a good plain cook and tirst rate Washer and onc. Hee two gare refercaes from her inst place. Cau be seen for two days at 84 West léth st., be- tween 8th and 91h avs, LADY WISHES TO PROUURE A SITUATION FOR & young girl, elther to do light berwors and take care of chiluren or waiting and chamberwork | Can be seen at her present situation, 24 Bast 86th st., for two duys, A. VERY AGREGABLE WIDOW LADY, Witt ‘ONE iittle ,ir) nine tt age, wishes to aedt with agen Hleman of ineans who would require her ‘service ; she iseompetentin all tts ea; she ‘no and e cliy to meet with some one wi: will give Beat of city reference. Address Mra, A., box 141 Herald 6tiee. she bed oetigy WANTED—BY A GERMAN byrne it girl, as chaimberipald or rae. or to housework 1m asmall family. Can be seen at No. 7 Ror ‘ak st, room 19, SITUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- iepiant girl 17 years of ago, iately arrived in this coups do chamberw ork or ch. is. F a eswer. Cail for two days at 388 aha ist BY. apd av. A. oe FANT YOONG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA. chanaramhed waitress in'a private fandily, one be oe at her inet employer's, 120 47th si., between 71 RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL utlem Go general retere: and Ws AN Ge horcwork ism Seer froner, # good ain ook bd fa ale bread and bse le gun? bas good city recerence, Gan be WISHES & enmall fama, | cua Cali ot 33 Gansevoort a. » belweem ington ets. pig meer: I ap GERL WANTS A BITUATION i 5 seen at 99 West Hons- ton st., ruem 13. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS SE-AM- ‘stress; Cs Aare and understands ait Bact Es ieuuily Cewlog: ts shirunaker; w.ll go SOY OF WAR cetbers hme, Vail af oF Vadrtasa. Dy, ior W est 25th st, rear house, top floor. SITUATION REE pag 2 A RESPECTABLE Zoune woman, to do chan and sewing, or gen- eral housework ta ‘a sural privace Totally, ae goed uy eference. be seen at G2 West Washingt piace, In the ear, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION 70 do general housework 1m s private tarmfly: to lain sb rate washer und ironer, his tne best of city reference, Call for wo duped La Court between Dean rouklyn. SITUATION WANTED—A8 CHAMBERMAID AND understands operating ou # sewing machine. Gan be secm for this werk et resent employer's, 132 West S4th st., near 7th av. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A situation us first rate cook, washer and Ironer; bus the best of city reference from Wer last: place, Cull ‘for two daysat 70 Charles st., neur Bleecker, for two days. RESPECTABLE, STEADY PROTESTAN ry desires a situation: ineity or country, in a »: soit Sa is @ go0a cook, wasber aud ironer. Has satisiact y rei Fences. Apply ut 142 3d st, between Ten aud &b area, 8g. cond Moor, rout room, KESVECTABLE PHREON WISHES A SITUATION A i in Wanaing It required; underst douking in ts ibsunnaeeae tained daateaemet te objection to the country, ‘be seen Ull engaged at 592 6th ave., between Sth amd 86th ats, A Beabray young WOMAN, WITH A BREAST or good milk, wants a baby lo nurse at her Fesi areas ‘No. Addison st, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. ation toeous, Wash and iron; isa splendid laundrees; best of city reference; would do vougework in a priv fae Gall for two dua at 213 West 16h PECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS g000 Wasber and irouer, oF o du housew io do chausberwork and take care of culicren; ort distance fa tha country. ais Bast bst., near Istav, Has the mily. best of GA SITUA. “LADY 38 DESIROUS OF PROCURT Gon for @ Provesuat esas a ban thorough! Mupetcnt to take the entire mat Kltchets, %: rio ip rere jellies una ‘olen ‘Apply berworm Lund’ 2 o'ciock at oF 204 FRENCH WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS cvok (meat and pantry}; will sult hotel, ross urant or @ large boarding house; yo ubjection to the e'untiy; has the beat of city reference, Call for three days at 84 murray st., corner of Greenwich. | RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A to cool, wash at @ irons wo objection 10, go, w dhortdllcanes in the counerae, cued clay Polere seen for two days at 18d West Sth at, near av, bi-y we SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER a W43zED—4 i COMPETENT “WOMAN, (AS, CHILD by a respectable ellicient young Veoiittee, £0 take charu of two young, chiliren: paring Bhe can g ve he best city ret Manos. Can “be seen unt Scotch preferred, Apply before 12 u'clock at 18 East 16th Nassau hey Brooklyn. street. NTED—BY A STEADY PERSON, A SITUATION ANTED—EXPERIENOED HANDS, FOR SPANG- to walt on a lady and do plat sowing; Jn willis and Kits, at 109 Chatbars st., uy will do all she can to suit, City reieronee. ‘turee | ——-—-5 days ai No. 6 Kast 31st st,, between Madison and vouh a Wee ATONE BY TWO RESPECTABLE young giris; one as plain cook, washer and froner, the other sa chamberinaid and waiter, or 10 take care il dren, | Beat city references No Objections to, the co Cail for two days at No. 9 ce, Weat 34th st, Wane SSIUAMON, couk ANTED-A WELL RECOMMENDED _ FRENCH irl, who spoaks Eugilsh, to take care of childivn and be otherwise useful. Apply et 12 Beorman place, 30d Detwven Bh and Nh avs, Weare FIRST CLASS. LAUNDRESS. APPLY ‘at No. 2 West 16th at., betwoen 21 and 2 o'clock. Fie A RESPECTABLE rst ANTED =A CHAMBERMAID, TO ASSIST IN WASH- bg and ironing and do waiting, to go a short distance re the eountry. ‘Apply at 67 East 28th st. from 10 A. M. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A HIGHLY RESPECT. girl, ax children’s nurse ‘and seamstress; is com- dren's drussés, and is a very neat t chemaberwork: has good ro!es ‘7th st. Can be ENERAL HOUSEWORK IN ese ve a good cook, washer, with ood references, may appy WASTED —LaptEs CAN EARN FROM $6 TO $9 PER week, by working at anew and light business at home; be y for iesraing. and work ‘Broadway, room No. 10, thi “ANTED—BY_ A RESP ECTABLE WOMAN, A BITUA- Hon as first class cook, washer and ironer; duiderstauds ail kinds of pastry; no objection to go in the country; fot reference given, Call at 5¥ Allen at,, third foo, rodin 9, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. on to do general housework In aawall private tum) tum! ye fa’ good plain cook, good wagheran | ironer; her business thoronghly, ‘good city isco, Gall at 290 West 27th at. WAnteD se SITUATION as COOK, WASHER AND given as ordered. Apply at oar, from 9 t0 6 o'c:ock. ANTED-A COOK FOR A GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY, oO asaist i washing and troning; wages $10. Also & chabe. rmaid and Jaundrers, $8, aud @ purse and seams com i eSeclyas reoominendations, to W. Manning, 16 he Warm YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND BAR, AT 135 Greene st., St. Mloholas, Shades, between Prince on Sch Soetes tapos Gea uate 1 pec see aes 5 SS See Sasi Ne WaAnTED-A ci eee a0 IN THE > RESPECTABI, in cooking, washing and lroning. ‘ANTED-A EITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Ni cl Sarda arora a ‘oung girl, to Go housework fd n smal private fanally ah nh couk, Washer and jruner, or would go nce in the country #8 chathbermald or laundress: oad poteneace if requived, “ Cail at 90 West He. ®., between 6th and 7th av: ANTED—BY \ RESPECTABLE! ‘ABLE WO WOMAN, A SITUA- 1 uon to. do ork in a Tainily; goo. j refer. noe, Abel tor twovdaye Bia Weet auth aed be- ecm Sih and 9th fm the base.nemt, ‘ANTED—SITUATIONR. BY TWO RESPECTABLE young g tls Tn pe Bo gee mocap ie emesieg iw eaty Reference can be given, Ca: a a-211 70h ave, top floor, front room. -ANTED—EXPERIENCED SERVANTS, ACCUS- tomo 9 werve in gentlemen's families, "Several ex. cellent situations now ready for cooka, chambermatds al purses and to do housework oe atules, at ‘hahest wages. Abundance of fry to Mr. GHRISTOPHER, No, 10 Tillary mrect, near Fulton, Brook: lyp. , Bervants cent for. Wares un TIDY er aoe ee GIRL, TO DO THE. jroning and general housework soa Sly tig prkane: sighamiaininconmentel. frat, irom 8 (eld o'clock. GOOD HAND saan make ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT scorcn WOMAN, A altuatio! cook aod to assist with tne washi uA. ‘Boy wa ANTED.- jm] BAN! derstand ratande cooking in ies braticica: an cacetient maker ie * SIN A BANK mide ANKING OFF 168, 8 ‘rose, toned, ‘objcetion to the. country; haa good atten. aay Fete Feiereuse, “Call's ai Sherif et, ‘between Broomstnad — Lay cacucie, Fr lancey sta, ‘ASERTS AND C3 oruens, — UT OF EX. Was SITUATION 70 DO QENEMAL HOUSE. greatuew Nonpartet Prt Prutee, largest latent best work and make herself getal iy. use ul; 4a aod | and cheapest packngn aaa it contine plain comer. etre to hor hak alt ay Ay Pur fine atione'y, 1 and feat nadie, jewelry per) de- " signs, Indien’ sew fashion fry es, eRe iter 7 —————— | Sev de, acne for circulars, 8. RICA S ie ook ee ANTED—BY A RESVECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A riknution ae Gia uberwald and whe or as waitin at fas Ses Sta no objection to the country; would trave: with a lad a> heat ecwer. Call for two dayeat O94 Oth av. bebwoun iin and oth id oldest pris (ASEéTa THE N NEW NATIONAL TAX AREY LAWS COMBINED, NLY 5 Ci SWILL BE READE, THIS By T 12 O'CLOCK, CKARDS & (ON, THE ONLY TAX AND TAMIEY. BOOK proet S pee ANTED—A SITUATION ‘Yant, a8 good plain cook, washer and troner in a quiet family. (ood sity reierence, Call for two days at 2 Marton st, New aie For male by ail news dealers, Wholesale prices, hivndred. "Smgle gopien, by mail, Boots, “Agetta wa every town. Sen | your or tere vary, 8.0. RICKARDS & €O., Pu? ‘GENTS WANTED—TO RELL A NEW AND USEFUL atent article, the frst of the kin offered to the public, and nseded in every house inthe city and eountry. This ofens a new felt to all out of empl ¥ nent, and wi ar Hberal neacion, Mall ayplicanss, b enclosing a stamp, will receive full partic 1 and exemine for your: beives, at the magutactory, 888 Bt N.Y. W \WANTED_—BY A XOUN) GIRL, A SITUATION To do cooking, washing and ironing, in # private (amily; bos no objection to Koa Buort diguunce in the country; b i city rete reference. Gail for wo ‘at 362 2d Warmer A PERSON WHG HAS A SEWING machine of her own, to Eo ow . week ———— iouitiy eam cut sid Bt Indice’ al dolldrca's daeasca, nt Go |] BUG CLERK —WANTED, REST ECTANLE AnD all kinds of f SeWinz; BO Objection 10 the couniry. compacest young man, ‘with good reference. fasnt! Call all the week at 226 W at, | Wor. BY THE WEEK KS,—WANTED, THREE FIRST CLASS gO ere urtey CLER! month, by a person whois dressmaker and ning clerks acquainted with the dry goods busines. sramsiress; would take @ situation’ a8 SeAnIBiENS; 5 Address ry Goods, tf id olive, ‘Coll at 878 4th wi referen near \MPLOYMENT.—A COMPETENT MAN WANTED, AS Riper remem segent, Apply at 27 Beekinan st, loor. JJIGHT MEN WANTED.—FIVE DOLLARS EACH, IN PY addition {0 every advantage oltered by the governtiout, will be paid to e1 is is morning, by Capiaid FOX, ment Vooburg Chasseurs. reet and Bixth ave, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young yirl av chanbermald and to do ay avo duly reference. Call for two Gaye at it gs aREAOK: <= Deke and sinwarde, always wr ent SITUATIONS WANTED=MALES. —_ | sirect corner ot Alva! oghet casa merdent CoM! 1” branobes of (he art, wantsasituation. Best Pelerences frou ~ bor raid or 2 hig last employer. Paotographer, (joorERs WANTED—GOOD WAGES, STEADY work, id new round and flat hoop flour pg eae No. 66 Eee ER WANTED—ONE ACCUSTOMED TO GER- woen silver end Britannia ware. To 2.500 wor workman ent and good wages, Address re CHEMIS® WANTED=T0 WORK IM A La. Oratory. ve 0 Cai pak Photograpiis Galiery, B76 Broaway, top look, Are A rtiener axing uate Bt — UN- lersiands making squai 8 for shi erocene oil, Apply to MM. Rose, rie Waster A PATTERN MAKER, A SITUATION, with steady omployme ut; understainds drawing and pattern carving; has had rharge of a shop for eight years; Would go in the country. Address 8. J., station E, Fost oiiee - FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. _ [ Gencn ‘PRANCAISE DE M. CG. “GAILLARD, East Ninth street, pres Broadway, autrefois 61 ee avenue,—Les familles pourront toujours s’y procurer les metilewres domertiques de la ville, Francaises, Anglas Allemandes; et les domeatiques Go ces diverses nauons trouveront ay ctre employees par les principales families. f PERSONNE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER pour prendre soin d'un ou deux enfants et coudre, Sladresser au 105 Crosby st., au second, pour deux jours, Aucune objection de voya: NE FEMME PRANCAISE DESIRE TROUVER UN passage Pies vee une famille, a laquelle elle vendra tous ion, Mu jes services (oles en oI kuin PERSONAL. (AUILDREN TAKEN FOR ADOPTION, AND ALSO adopted out to good homes. Laties taken to Board, with good care, at Mme. PARSELLE'S, 741 Greenwich s:reet, New York. (COPEMORNE—MERCER WROTE TWIOK TO A. H. AB directed no roply. “Make appoinument and laze noe yourself to my addre BM. OR ADOPTION.—ANY RESPECTABLE LADY WISH- ing.t9, adopt a Ane, healthy chili, of French “parents: she is fine, healthy and pleasing to all who see ber, months old, eum hear ot an 5 drtunity by applying to’ Dara Lenonas, “New Brunswick, {ULTON FERRY STAGE TO QORNER OF AMT street, Friday last, about 5 P. M.; posite corners slage; right arm, Addtess W. L. D., Herald otf.es. MES. ALICE McCARTY, FORMERLY OF 8ST, Lau, Will addrens a note stating wisere she cun be sen Metropolitan Hotel, on or betore Tues hear of something greatiy to her tinge person who can furnish information of her whereabouts wilt ba well rewarded. Address as above. JY THERE ARE ANY RELATIONS OF MICHAEL ME han, son ‘of Martin Mehan, deceased, now residing 1a New York city, they will please ‘address Company I, Thirty- frat reciment New York State Volunteers, Franklin's corps, near Harrison's Landing, James river, Va. DA WILL PLEASE CALL ON MRS. ANNA BROWN, at 123 Crosby street, immediately. ae EaIOK, ba WILL oe THERE THURSDAY, IF also Saturday. Go directly up stairs and ‘rest anti ‘Lome, 8. WELDON, I HAVE RETURNED FROM BOSTON. date JENBTE, gomauBRs—yoURS ‘RECEIVED, DIRECT your letter to Godfrey's Union square Post o EDGak MORRISON, MoCLELLAN DRAGOONS —8EI ‘ume bark, and if she is w F Lo come on. ELLIOTT W——. _ lace, wil. do a doe daver by ealing A. B. ©. —WILL NOT LEAVE NEXT THURSDAY TO GO foratew days, All well. Met BARKER, the mare before ments tor (PR CENTEMEN WO ‘night he inte hoawe, i ea dl PERSON, TO ADOPT A aaa erent neta a ae WILLIAM Connolly, who left London Rosi, Mi ‘Bog. land, in 1857; fo July, 1960, ‘he was wors\mg on the a, railroad, near Philadelphia, his tn: anxious to know whether he ct she aye of any bar eirsgacl ao ae or has known Wil- aia tor 1 bm Fost with a eal Soon D. 01 THE NER CAN HAVE oe sr eh Pits Pecteciare «i paying expsnses. Apply to O8t—ON | canna LAST, IN BROADWAY OB | Tom three Gompeny Rolie, t belongs finan at omce N, Ware were dutod pri, 1361. A liberal reward will to Tisend finder Jeaxttig thom &¢ McDonald & Co.'4, 66 White sireet. Been MEMOKANDUM BOOK, WITH THE NAMB and address of the owner Srieea teas, contaaing pa- the cars, pers, &e., of uo pecuniary valne; lost. probably, Coming irom Newark. “Phe tudor will water « favor and be Fewarted fo 4 ig trouble by leavin. at with the subscribers, RISWOLD & ©0., 169 Water street. N.Y. TOS A PAIR OF GOLD EYHALA ON GOING fram Bowery through Prince sincet to Broadway. and Beventh avenue Greenwich avenue, will be Uberaliy rewarded an? receive: the thats or the owner By leaving Wem at 4 Greenwich avenue were highly prized, being « keepsake from a dear friend. LoS sce (CK ON THE PACIFIC BANK, DAT! Suly 21, 4ss2, Yy John B. Borst to Mra, John ‘shawel, and enderesd by. elon Payment stoppsd, Ail perapns are fatiticned agalnet buying, welling or uegoUating the shine. nl, THREE CHECKS; ONMON ‘our (No. 28) for iSrige es Tor ‘0, iets Auy one return! arvod, Ob. ‘BrodKs. STRAYED on stor, EN—A @ AY HORSE, CART AND Harness; number of Cart, 3 one returning hem (006 luge street, to Jamice’ Day, wil be tiveraliy 6 warded STOLEN—ON FRIDAY, ITH, FROW PORK HOU siables, between Fitty-cighth ard Firty-ninth streets, ie pnall dark roan Mare, sore in front, strf c lack covered Harness, without check or roartingale; Wacoa, made by Brown, Dorchester, Masa, with leatuer «prin. called thorough brace, painted: Wack, with stoall 1¢: , letter Ron wide. Any ove who mill redurn the same obull bo suitably owls > 2 A 8 OOACHMAN.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A | "HPS long and short voynges; o Henne SaNns, aera KINNEY. sctthont ban lived. in fret ciate Peunfiten: ‘ive best af kaki i ~ REWARDS, as pe tnpace arena se * vebaggy st ot | GALESMAN WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE CIOAK a city referenes as to charse er and capability. Cali on 01 ; a" < Si PORRON. Sree meee ‘29 th ave, Oily Market, between Dich Sifate manila Rowe. To ne having fae couaetion of REWARD—LO8T, ON MONDAY, A PORTEMON- trade a Lbers! salary will be id. juree Aocation of bende, tte Wend er canphagea, out @! 5 eagerness rayne wee IMS eae MAN, WHOUN |he provision in all ite, RES! OTABLE YOUNG IAN WANTS A SITUA. atore jurruy street; Denman, and cai asslet to keep boo ‘poo entry if needed; he is willing to $f work ja ctofeyand con refer te iaat employer. B raid oflive. He Siuation by akdresaing 6 ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER. HE ppse. FHOROLAK. COLORE:! walling to mal orally veetul in aay bustnese, Woot Feference liis business; must be b Peverson, box 197 Herald office, for two says. Ww. BY RESPE pganen A. youre air; to donner houngwatt Gan give the be of reterence fom ber Place, Cal Cal at 906 East pant pg ape Rb paling ey dean tr reap te ly, b3 the boat of city tefercbes q capability, nil at Bok 7th SITUATION ‘NANTED=sT PROTESTANT WO. man, as poncreiens bread @nd oo i maker; is weve anal ‘with the w =. val Ln BAI FP wo Gaye aco) Wea IMb st, between Sth ai Oth ave. RESPECTABLE GERMAN ation as cook; has geo! city wo days at 108 C1 Cronby, corner ince siveet, up siairs, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABI oun. mad ty as cuok, wasber and lrover, Gall at 5°@ Broad. ‘way, roo! “ ITUATIONS WANTRD—BY TWO RESPECTABLE Protestant, girl, eiteras, woud ike 0 go fo the aan house; has the best Of cuy reference mw Gas for two dayaat 242 Kast 18th « IRL WISHES A SITU. Fringe sur can be seen for second floor, frost ITUATION WANTED.—A RESPROTAPLE GERMAN éirl wishes a situation as chambermatd and waltevas; ie & good plain sewer and has no oojection to agaist in the washing ant Het Af @ anal me Pk cooking al. OA NX WANTED—BY toao Jn ih aoe eet feon fort at isl oh et |e ‘TION WANTED—BY A REBPEGTAULE irl RESPECTABLE GIRL, deity reference, Can be Jed woman, &8 wet Nurse, With afresh breas. itive dor two days at 400° Bast lich at iron 9 toll Call at ber last place, 96 SEARS JPANTRD BY A RESPECTABLE, YOUNG eat Shih nie bctwreen Gin and Ttnnvan for Uwe Gage poke ea RESPEY YOUNG Ag J ae ‘rench and r hy situation or to do kitchen work, ¢ for two days ye at 35 Mad Madi. son st., in rear, D—BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A in to do housework in @ small family ; Tee ference, Call at 31s Monroe 6 ‘ner of TED—BY A A pat bt RL WOMAN, AN’ ura Tree pa ety AuStf TATION Mili at. for two dase ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ermal nd retrae, RESPECTA: dle yeung woman, a tage AAR Wantep-rr ‘A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A Mam tee mn t0 cook waab an Iron for 8 family’ aod iy FED own, ybjection andre ‘ava ary ‘ear 38d 8 hy ‘rat t 8 COACHMAN—WANTED, A SITUATION, . BY A Teapt G.able young *An, who undersian is 11s busi.ces ind sober, and Cr its 0) = . None other perfectly wh eeicee the hs ‘ot reference from Inst WASTED RE Ly a fn nd fe ctyin MAR TO oar = ti — euch asere. dtihand umseretacd ete work aye | SITUATION WANTRO—BY A A OoMrE PETENT x MAN, | Such ene good and itt be wridreas Coathman, of Mrs Lave = rote So Se a Avalos 79 Bieecke ar may nae 9 for ANTED—A SMART AND ORNT BOY, WHO two day. orn iain band; ne wecnstamed ‘49 the — buatnese a hw ates Perfor Adare, kn, Moma SIFUATION om A STRADY YOURG ell Bame and roeldenoe, for wo Unga. erin ont a a aes en an honest ring ean be aie hat been porter BOY, ABOUT M4 YEARS OF AGE, 0 5 han wallor' ry 4 e Vil dusiness tm bend. folang eftin, Nypeat of chy reference, "Address Porters box | wening of applicants 0, @ 4, box 14a Werekt — i —-———~ | {47ANTED—A GOOD 8T0' STZWBEK UsINEaS ‘AGENCY W. WANTED. —AN AMERICAN MID. he A Ste mig | i i doug © in yah Loy be — = z — cet + ore ae ne aT oe é Business, box 113 Lari AN NEAT TIDY ¢ ys bo ru gmt TED—A eral housework of a snail Familiy, tat be Sens and — bly 1 Pecoinmendar$ans ; ty ad ber month ‘ent Twenty-seoond street, bu- te nm Beveuth an ign avenies. ES ae SMART, A BOY i, A_ DRY We reer8 ites. "Apply tof. Mecham, 257 taue, ST Dm A. A FEW LADIES TO LEARN A BAUR. Vane it business, It will 0 B15 Be VATION WANTRD—BY AN tty YOUTH, 18 of 00 1 address, 90 Larops; or as mor gone as leh Hef srenee Uneacepionable, Adarons 4 747 GH NITUATION WANTED—BY A Kestatit young man, to work it a 6% my Lions to (fun Toth tried Root, front room, r Call at groom. ny P eared ———— er week ‘ony city, Tt te ‘in eignt cage, UP, Facto RS.—AN EXPERIENCED TRA\ ras very Leasonable. Apply at 180 Graad st, corner of Toes Would like to nad Co ble preneat It ulberey. ‘Dr. LOVE. on phe ‘oe iow commission from sampic. foe one Woot Alpe B. donee, Now York Fost ¢ ‘tice. * | Ware YOUNG MAN, FROM 2 TO 35 YEARS of age, a asclerk ia an jose, Address box artnet SITUATION, BY A 8414 Pont office VY one man, ae bartender fa thor ocd ae im an BEQUASOR, OIG é gf tne hvineaas ~ LD—A CLERK Ai HANGB OFFIOF: ‘taps. D. Dospan, Wi Willtarnabarg Fe Post cites eran Werk. 1B) Fulton steeot, ‘Mer. ANTED—BY A RpsPnon YOUNG MAN. A MAN, A “¥ situation in a store as ci ik apres, in which he have be wer not afraid of her places no: Bitustions ek ne Wy on fh advance, so orin fo rotor to first class hotives. (wiser 1866, ee ee ono TORE work; ANTED.—' iG MEN, WISHING 1 eat pretereade Bitte ter tho Soaget mea B32, ‘box te | WS eto al Haan ‘ i te bere tor Herald office, merchant serviee, U a a al sor | Bie b Wet wet cad ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG ‘MAN, ar the rue anne ride. *Kppiy at the wore of Thomeos” Bron, Wasa ant ae ees PO XEARS OF meus evi a lamp, hay ie, box 1 “Aas es Addrens, ¢ ‘ANTED—AT VAN DYKE'S HOTEL AND DINING a Be - h ; Addroes We de der care of Mrs Langinan, 109 Water st ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION INA retail store, Best road week, office, rt ’ ‘is - 4 a eta eR Tinie we eee ee eT ed ree ee mine Apply tae more BY A 80) Weiee ahameerion 28 a? ASE | WyanTaa-a TONG ON, CATER Oe LORS dreee BoM, G., bos it jer pa > a ipecieinen $50; ty or country, } wiht give the rat regiment above ain to any person that will give me information in wen at U2 Bros ened re of, ue Sot By w Bug! me every geen xr, wear : ‘eT eae OMEPH COOK, Reeruiting Officer, AL ana, 7 SL BTS ke ees a aR hk oily bounty. aes te Fis aceriain sun of money, th Hike on to Division street, “he Ander will please at li: 73 Me Madivon wtreet. IE $3 REWARD.—THE PERSON WHO TOOK A MEMO- randum Bouk from the ceak a Se we railing atthe ite dre ateye TeMAre UE leorinatne sumest teeofice Cf iE Hlat& Goa Hann sree, etmcen ween whe hours of 8 and VAM. ov 8 mera re Foods Rit nate ot coer tens a He] A, a white vine nain Same ot Fae’ ‘hoeves returns sald wa J REWARD —UT. ON THE EVESING OF apr injeme of the bist avers eure, a Bri $5 finder wil! re {ng the same vo dl wa. #) ee REWARD.. eon ete re qulored wulter thwarts pawal \yoRWici TaNe—ror N and Worcerer tee pl NBON, ‘and CITY 0} lene crery day per Sens, eatery Maia, Agen cher se Eis ALBANY.—THE 1B STEAMBOAR | Pan ud tuterm wine ork, Wea saree Dien, Ox hen | Be Feoctved on STKAMBOAT LONG ISLAND WILL RESUME HER wa yegular trie oa hy inet... ery Fer Yors faraing leaves Noruhyort prac fener theca aapaparaaeaate LLIARDS, YILLIARDS.—WARTED, A fROOND WAND BILLTARD ‘able, with marble or siate bed, in good order and low tee, Cail at 8 Bowery, from 0 1T this day. “HAND | BILLIARD wun be in condition Fro Harald ae, =e D=A GOOD SBOOND Tab Snarthe or date-te4 and cojpiete order, See aninitliebelntncae F BNAMELLED FORNITORE, aoe UF sciauat a enurecture id uner, Ste, ee mt m6, 968 Ke in Lead. ‘treed, opposite ‘eoste: KINDS OF FURNTORE, LOOKING GLASSES, ‘treme, ware Bowe eave money: Rowe Ww Pees Frain ee aca sR ake ae Taken Broadway. PoRsTeRe ANTED= 10 RENE WIth oan aM 7 PME oe Wg Sal Ber ofice. E Senet we stoam soap kettle, Apply 0 PHA’ atreot. mt aaied aid vere fe; at at G. W. nuraber,