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

Ps a : ~~ J FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, re 9 nee GT a eee Wepnesdar, August 6—6 P, M. ‘The money market is without change. Money % freely offered at 4 per cent to the leadin~ houses, and all the stock brokers can boree we at 5. Lerilficates of indebtedness a4” anced to 99 De Biand notoy Ste steady 4, yesterday's pric Gold and exchange Were inactive to-day. The former sold in te morning at 114%, and closed this aftefnoon at 11454 bid. Exchange fluctuated between 125 and 1263 4, with small transactions, ‘The stock market was more active, and pri were better to-day. Governments rose 34, and } 7.30 notes an eighth. There was quite an ao. tive inquiry for the bonds of the leadixg rail- ways, which haye lately been neglected, such as the Chicago and Northwestern, the Toledo and ‘Wabash, the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, &c., &c. These ‘bonda naturally appreciate as money falls in value. All the speculative railway shares were from % to 1 per cent higher at the first board, the most ac- tive being New York Central, the ,Eries, Michigan Central, Galena and Rock Island. These grain roadsare doing an unusually large business, and the public appear, to, conclude that theirstocks cannot fail to command higher prices in conse- quence, The recent action of government in call- ing for a draft of 300,000 men has largely assisted in strengthening public confidence, and encourag- ing moneyed men in using thelr means, After the board the market was firm, and the highest prices of the morning were bid for stocks.’ At the se- cond board prices were about the same, with the exception of Pacific Mail, which sold as highas 1125, closing 112 bid. Central advanced }/,,Hud- son River 4, Harlem}, Reading 4, Michigan Cen- tral %, Seuthern 34, Illinois Central %. Galena fel! off 4, Toledo }4, Rock Island 2. There was little or no change in governments; coupon 5’s of 1874 ‘were done at 8554—a decline of 1; one year certi- eates were also 44 lower. At the close of the day the following prices were current:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 9824 a 9834; United Btates 6’s, coupon, 1881, 9854 8 9834; United States 6's, 1874, 864% a 8534; Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 10234 @ 10254; Tennessee 6's, 49% a 50; Virginia 6’s, 50 a 51; North Carolina 65 a 654; Missouri 6’s, 45 a 45%; American gold, 1145; a 114%; Pacific Mail, 112 a 11214; New York Central, 92% a 9234; Erie, 34/4 a 3454; do. preferred, 6434 ® 6124; Hudson River, 45% a 4534; Harlem, 15 @ 15%; do. preferred, 36 a 3624; Reading, 573% a 57%; Michigan Central, 6134 a 62; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 2614 a 26%; do. Guaranteed, 56% a 5634; Panama, 134 a 134%; Illinois Central, 5834 @ 69; Galena and Chicago, 6854 068%; Cleveland and Toledo, 48 a 48; Chicago and Rock Island, 644 a 6434; Chicago, Burling- ton and Quincy, 79 a 7934; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 32 8 3234; New York Central 7’s of 1876, 109a—; Erie third mortgage bonds, 9934 a 100; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage, 107 94 @ 108; Tilinois Central bonds, 7’s, 95% a 96. ‘The aétual amount of government currency now in circulation throughout the United States is, as early as possible, one hundred millions of dollars, issued in the shape of legal tender notes under the Act of February 25, 1842, About ten millions more of this oateeuky isin tho various sub-irea- suries, and is being paid out under drafts. The balance of the $150,000.000 authorized by the act of February—about forty millions—is held in re, serve to be issued in place of a like amount of demand notes, which dre held at 105, and are Deing slowly absorbed at tho Custom House for duties. The amount of gold and silver in circulation in the United States before the suspension of specie payments was estimated at $240,000,000; the amount of Western bank notes, based on the security of Southern and border State stocks, which, before ‘the war, ased to constitute the chief currency of the West, and the amount of Southern bank notes ‘used as money in the Northwest—both of which currencies have now ceased to circulate— have been computed, together, to foot up €20,000,000. It thus appears that the amount of currency which has been driven out of circulation by the war is $330,000,000; while the new currency introduced by government, in consequence of the war, only amounts thus far to $10,000,000, leaving & deficit of $230,000,000 as the amount of currency which has been driven out of circulation by the war. To fill up this deficit’Mr. Chase is autho- rized by acts of July last to issue $150,000,000 more Treasury notes, of which $50,000,000 are to be held in reserve to meet demands for the repay- ment of call loans, leaving $100,000,000 for imme- diate circulation; and, furthermore, to issue stamps for sums below one dollar. No limitation upon this issue is fixed by the act, and Mr. Chase will undoubtedly issue as many as the country reguires. Some authorities estimate that $15,000,000 will satisfy the demand; others reckon that the issue Will rise to $35,000,000 or $40,000,000. Should the Secretary stop at $30,000,000, the amount of gov- ernmei:t currency afloat, by the time the notes un- der the acts of July are issued, would be as fol- tows:— Legal tender paper, under act of February. . .$105,000,000 seats tender paper ‘under act of July. ad 30, Besides $10,000,000 of legal tender paper, under she act of February, now on hand; $35,000,000 of the same to be issued as fast as the olg demand gotes sre absorbed, and $50,000,000 of paper, fiasued ander the act of July, to be paid out if the deposits aro withdrawn. As, however, it is shown above that the amount of currency driven out of circulation by the war is $230,000,000, it follows that there will be but little more currency afloat ia the country when Mr. Chase has exhausted the powers lately conferred on him by Congress than there was before the war. If, therefore, Mr. Chase should think fit to apply to Congress, either in December next or at an extra session to be con. vened in October, for power to issue more legal tender money, in order to defray the cost of the new levies of troops, his policy ‘will not be ob- soxious to fair criticism. It may be necessary, however, to accompany any new authority te isene legal tender currency with some restriction upon the issues of private banks, and with the repeal of the present laws authorizing the Becretary to pay creditors in certificates of indobt- edness, and to receive deposits on call. Quite a large number of banks have been increasing their feeues with unusnal rapidity within the past year. Following the lead of our city banks, whose cireu- lation bas risen from six to nine millions in about a#ix months, the banks of the interior of this State have beon pouring out their small gotes as fast as they could print them, and have created such a de- mand for Blate stocks that the 6’s are selling at 11s. A similar course has been pursued by the danke in the neighboring States. There was some excuse for these issucs when the sinallest denomi- nation of notes made by government was five dol- lars. But now that government is prepared to float $35,000,000 of notes botween $1 and $5, and say $30,000,000 of notes beiow one dollar, these benk issues are unnecessary, and might be driven out of circulation by proper taxes with benctit to the public. With regard to the certiilcates of indebtedness and the deposits me able on demand, the least thatcan be said of th. is that they ave shallow make-shilts. The oertincates will fall due when the Treasury can ‘Boast ai%-td to poy them, and the deposits will be selthdrawit ¥ hen they can worst be spared. Both “combi te to kee,” down the price of government stocks and to doto,'t the main object and aim of Mr. Chase's fiaaneiar policy, which i to secure 20 bonds, fo ler conversions of catrency 19 | “ as the pattie can Jead money $0 oHe Feverim at & per cent on or hy t * months Sy | ates, with iuierest pay ie , ae os “ite ! teinptation to gi ar for five year bonds — be 1 too slight Ly deduce aetive convers: vila The deposits at the Sub-Treasury at 4 per dent were over $800,000 to-day, The business of the office was as follows:— Reeeipts,....+ $1,124.18 00 arFor customs '104 000 (0 Paythents 660,147 66 Balance The following stocks were sold at auction by Adrian H, Muller:— 50 shares Manhattaa Gas Light Co, 50 do, (4) do. 60 do, 23, do, %, do, The reteipts of the Central Railroad of New Jersy for the six months ending with June, 1°61 1862, were as follows: — Passengers * Borsea Merchandise 249 895 Matis, So... 11,990 Total ..seeesceeseere s+ $562 406 685,237 Coal tonnage for six months:— 1861, 1862. Lackawanaa, tons .283 717 229,486 «= Deo, 54,281 Lehigh 114,419 102/828 Dec. 11,626 ‘Total . 898,106 882,309 Deo. 65,857 The total receipts and ¢xpenses for six months pt seat Inc: $22,742 274,843 | Inc.. 34,826 310,398 " Deo. 11,583 Not earnings: ..§321,977 Annexed isa copy of the balance sheet on July 1:— Railroad, 64 miles (50 being double track) .,...94,513,482 Land and Mhinrvas Bllaabethport 318.400. $08.02 257,200 Capital tees 630 Bonds, first mort ‘400,000 Bonds, second mort: 600,000 Interest fund (interest a 47,833, Dividend No, eperte isda 10 90,750 Renewed fund, to eredit 72, Net earnings. Lees interest The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for July were:— -$123,877 + yi2.a8s sees $811 The Michigan Southern Railroad earned the same month:— cea? $126,000 1862. 131,000 IDCTOABC.....+seseesesseeseeeorsrevearensees $55,000 The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island $88,092 114,057 Stock Exchange. Weperspay, August 0, 1862, 480 shs hs N¥CenR. on $1000 Usn.1881, reg 98% 3000 0 8s ri cou 03K 10000 U 5 5's, MH, cou 85% 6000Trea 7 3.10pen.s 1686 11000 i ETL io: pen dorsed 10000 uss, yroer 09 1000 Jersey Cityw tn 100 2000 cou bes, 1862 -97 do... tet 6000 Iilinois war In. 1000 edie 190. ae 3000 NY Con 0.880 102% 5000 KrioRR 3uib,’83 100 6000 Had RivRR'3m 93 5000MCensp¢,old.830 105 4000 MC Spelm sfb 108 8 8000 Mich 80 2d m 83 100 400 5000 TerroH&A2m 83% 50 2000 (HIKNW ass’to 47 50 5000Chi&N W2m 27 100 3000 Tol & Wa Ilstm 8S 13 5500 Tol & Wa 2d m 63 250 peer aati % 620 1000 cht WW arb 94-200 a 6000 Cle &Tolskf bs 94 or aad faa 20000 Pitts, FrW&Cim 9236 350 . aBiq 100000 Ain ok 300 to 10 4835 8000 do... 113g 50 Chi & Rook IRR. 64% 10 shsNel& HudCCo 97%, 250 do. 10 Pacific M 88Co.. lig 50 100 2-100 . 50 50 1% do 880 B80 N ¥ Cen Rit pee 228 100 Chi, BurSQuicRR 19 100 0..4...080 peed flag ree’ 3i0pe u,6 1% ono v 8 7 cat 93% 2000 Virginia 6's... 61 000 EriolkRaAmb $90 80% 4000 MC8p cc 1mst ® 108 58% 25000 American gold. 11454 8% 100 whe Pac M88 Co. 112% do......680 4834 100 Chi & Ris! RR.. 64% ERCIAL REPORT, ‘Waowespary, August 6—6 P. M. Aguse.—The market was steady, with small sales of pote at $5 8144. Pearls were nominal. Bargapstcrrs.—Fiour—The market exhibited increased firmuess at the opening, and holders dewanded an ad- vaste of 5c. to 10c. per bbl., with sales, and at the close prices @id not vary materially from yesterday's prices. ‘The sales footed up about 15,000 bbis., closing within the following range of prices: $4 95 $2 6 30 540 49% a 525 30 8 625 30 on 30 590 00 700 Good to choicefamily do. 00 750 Rye flour... 00 a 480 Corn ineai, Jorsey and Brandy w 360 —Cavadian floor was in fair domand and paced were steady at the ebove quotations, with sales of 1,200 bbls, Southern flour was steady and in moderate request. The sales embraced about 800 bbls. at the above quotations. + Kye flour was steady at the above figures, with sales of 225 bbls, Corn meal wan unchanged, while the sales embraced about 800 bbis. Wheat was in poor assort- ment, aud gvod to choios qualities wore seacce aud higher, while common grades were unchanged. The ga‘es of all Kinds footed ap about 130,000 boshein, at $1 23 ®& $1 26 for umber fown, $i S1 a $1 83 for red Weetern, le $f 22) for Milwaukee ub, $1 36 a a 87 for amber Michigan, $112 0 $1 20 for Chicago spring, and $109 a $1 21 for’ hiferior to sood Cumadian club, Corn waa i good demand and the market tive, with Ws of nbout 90,000 bushels, at 50c. a Se. a 6c. for extra inixed, and 6To. w ho t Western mixed, in shipping order, firm, at 780. 4 800, for Woatern, and ‘Barley aad barley malt were ce of salen prices wore hominy). Oats were firm, while eales wore checked by the evhance’ views of holderr, Sales of Western and Canadian were made at dhe. a 47540., and State at 480. a 45150. ‘Cortos.—Owing in’ part to the restrictions upon purchases and shipments of cotton by militery ait thority at Memphis, and in part to the limited stock on » While the is Of 480, tid, the market was decidedly flemer to-do; ane ‘embraced 600 buies, closing stiff on the a 481 per ib, for middilng up'and nra.—Kates were compa: Livery about 40,000 bushels of wi ira ik and ships bags (chiedy the lattor) at igi, Corn in Dail was Lae Gt 12)¢d , in bag, and flour was taken at 88. To Kunden “600 tons ‘oll eako were en- aged at . To Giasgow flour was at 4s, eeecsul wes ciigogel for Cadix to load with staves ut 45 ‘Yo Bristol 600 Ubis. four were engaged at 4a. Sd. rigs were enguged for Cork and a market at 14344. an sroent primag®, and a Hrilish bark for a direct port im Fein was engaged to load with 26,000 bushels grain at 1éd, par 09 va. Hay.~Iha@ market was firm and in steady demand, at bie, a tae. for shijywout and 65. # 70c. for city use. MOLarnry e'Tho unucket was quick but stew lois of New Orleans wore made in barrels nt dao. # 40c. . Kre were igh al Iteegular, actuating with ie ales MA SPIN Lityew t { commot © phy At $i? GU coda wong mettly ons ett Wag ries rime, eet a4 (4 JR quested tu alton oe NEW “YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1862. of 3°0 is, as$ls 50 & $14 for piain » . ‘Aces, and $14 60 a | sts 5 fOr extra do. Bee hums were ” “arin abr sales limited, ¢ 4 weaie were firm and in good yeonest, with sles « £00 pa kages ai do. adige.for gran Wd at 5%40. @ see Nob pe Lard was ‘eng active, but prices were ustvined while the slr, enipraced 106 pwckages at 83¢0. age. butter aud +) cee were in fair demand at steady prices. ~~ chet ce standy at the recent concession in. oes. 1100 hr, Mies muking were by suction, aud inclu-ed | aly. ow Orleans, chielly within the rango of 834c, *g%. with some barrpis of clarified do, at llc. Tikse’ ices tm, Sales we “uhds. Kentucky at 1034 8 \40., 60 cases sued leaf 12: . 516.20 hhes. Maryland 7c. ‘Wuusxsy.—The ae was heavy and prices dull, ‘sales of 200 a 300 bb! 2940. for Western, and @ small Jot reported at 30c. Corres —The market was steady, while sales of 2,600 bags of Rio were made on private terms. The cireular of Wha, Scott & Son gives the foliowing statement of move- ments, socks, &c., for the week ending the 5th inst.:— Stock of Rio and Santos on the 20th July , 1862, 121,238 ‘bags; received singe to. date, 2,190 bags. ‘Tutal. 123. bags. Sales for consumption estimated at 220 bags. Stock of Rio and Santos on the 6th day of August, 1562, 123,208 bags: Java, 10,600 mats and 2,600 yovernment bugs: Maracribo, 19,365 bags, Po iS arte St. Poriage; 1,373 “pags; other description: ‘Total, P good, — a 224¢q.; fair, — a 226: bary, 2ic. a 21 3yor; fair to good cargoes, 21 %¢c. a 22 Maracaibo, 21}.¢, @ 233¢c.; peony 21 ig0. a 22. Java, mats aid bags, 2630. a 27¢.—all four months; ‘sh. Domfigo,— a 2ic., cush,” The stick of Rio at Baltimore on Baie ‘2d of August was 15,000 bags. with i Iau letters of. meen te ton travel Zerinod the geri ik Vienna, —— 08, rong their correspondents. pon abhor ara a toriaiteats abk ie sPeakatiti fa ae we ee ea Ace OP vay Bounty, ‘Penns and Sealing ae 1 pessen, JOLN F pp iuaal, re LE yo pouie Pont eltoe, MEBIC, GOLD AND SILVER AND THE FIR: A issue eae States Demand Notes bonght at ihe high est premium by F. P, JAMES & CO., 45 Wall attaets CER. STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY Interest Co: urehas +d Mise meetguerent rates, by DU. Bankers, corner of ‘Pile and Nassau streets, New York. DIMDENDorrICE O QF THE GEBHARD FIRE IN- surance Company, No.1 Pine street—July 21, 1862, The Board ot Direccors have this a ‘jay declared dividend of 6 per cet, payable on demand. JOHN K. SMITH, Sec'y. OTICE.—TO ALL WHO ARE ENTITLED TO PEN- sion under the new law, —A\l sueh as are « abled while in the service; widows thowe baving died or been killed; ie an children under sixteen years; mot who are dependent, and orphan sisters under sixieen years, may procure ik neti ng on or padres Pon New form now ready. BROWN, ‘ark piace, New York, and 476 Seventh street, Washingion, be FFICE OF THE ERIE RAILROAD oomPany, Eats Piace, New Youx, Avg. 6,"1962, Holders of the Sicond Morignge Bonds. ok the New York and Erie Raibroad Company, extended to 1879 gre uotilied that the interest due September 1, 1H02, wil be ald on and after that date, at the oflice, on presebtation of the proper “Tt will be necessary for the holders of bonds not thus ex- tended to present them at the othce of the company, where they can recetve the principal unl interest to September 1, he privilege Of extending such bonds will couse at that date, . OTIS, Secretary. WV E COLLECT THE $100 BOUNTY, BACK PAY, Pay ‘due: pensioners of war, and money. Gall or send for clreular, contalaips Instructions aud n ferences, “D vaver setMonT & RS, NO, 60 WALL ASGOR BRANT «oo, nance 30a ld, of Lon- MES & BROWN, Solicitors, No.2 Park place, N. ¥., anddz6 Tih st Washington, D. 0. HELP WANTED—FEMALFS. T MRS. LOWE'S FASHIONABLE {N9IKiU1K, 17 Dlanton #reet, near tue Bowery —Onie.s fr fires class frmaic servanta hotiestiy and prom phy aitended to. Pieaty Or situations t-ady or servants with guod reoumue.dacions, Withovt payment, T THE LARGE @ERVANTS? INSTITUTE-APPLY dy AN corner of Eleventh st, sone American and Pro- FLOYD. PROTESTANT LAUNDRES3 AND CHAMBERMAID wanted. for samell urivate auily, to gp 8 abort ie ue Coun!TY. this day, with oH eity rete- at the Provetant Kap, ment Agenry, 15, 4th ay 4 12-h aad 15h ate, N GINT ¥ APPLYING IMMEDIATELY, AT THR FRENCH IN- ititate of MC LARD, 14) East Niuth aireet, be= ween Broadway a Fours avenie (laie 61 Sixth avenue’, the fol ow ng ! French Imy’ ‘iret class servants can be had:—Freuch coos, ‘s maid, Freuch nurse, German ® ainniress, Ger? chamber.iaid an ree, Emgilsh cook, i: jorman Waitress, French’ waiter, En.lish wa ter, Mab Protestant cook, séumétress, nurse, chambermaid, wait- Tea’, iret class Preach covk, 49, WANTED YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT (ONE who is agreeable) in ate man’s pi be eapabie of writin, fat hand) to act as copyiot when required, “Audrens, wit ‘Tat parcculars, deseription, ase, 46, WB De Hare, ‘Wall st, New York Post ofice. RESSMAKERS WHO WANT TO GO A SHORT DIS. tance in the country for @ lew dayscr weeds, and cet vod aaa for come light work, wiil address A. D., Herald SERYANIS WANTED IN BROOKLYN.—A WAITRESS ©) tora hotel at Roc inter Gud seve Pil gervants wanted Cass tantiiee a the cig'and eoeutsy A pony ae ik CLLRS. ea tamiiion cota iy to Mr, : TOPMER, 10'tihary sty Drookiyme ‘QBayante: WANTED FOR GENTLEMEN'S FAMI- ies,—Wanted, Lnmediaga class servants for’ most eras tant yard country, Apriy to WAG ALAN finest ‘a Bhookign, corde oP sprwernon. anEAOeretare WOR ON ARTIFICIAL FLOW, 5 bood nd, ateady. employe Nberat” w ses will be. Breit ft“ tlkon "te teare and paid while learning. Apply at of Meade at, up siaira Ww -ANTED—GIRLS TO WORK ON MACHINES FOR up siaira ssirt wire, Apply to C, F. Biake, 15 Spruce ANTED_BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, 18 ELIZABETH, Dads w ty girl as ebambermata and 10 assist 1 wean tng, “Apvly at od Malden ane, bewween 8g und 9 o lock My or4and 5 o'clock P.M. ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRES Ouly those who can give the deat of 1eferences. need apply, Iuguire ut 145 Madison avenue, only between 10 and 12 v'eiock, ;ANTED—A WET NURSE, ITH A FRESH BREAST of milk; ap American or Enclish Protestant preferred. ‘Must bo newt, tidy aud smart, Apply to 114 Waverley piace, herr 6th av. ANTED—AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN GIRL TO do the hous-work, &c., of a small tau.! iy; must be a good Washer and willog and oblisingy ‘such a one can tind @ good hone quiring at 63l Myrtle avenue, near Ke ent avenue, Brooklyn; d refer noel required. Waxrep=a GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, None need apply unless well recommended, Call this day, from 10 to 120’cldok A. M., at 229 Dean st, Brooklyn, WE! NURSE WANTED—TO GO TO WASHINGTON City; a respecial beaithy, with @ fresh breast of milk, give good refe- &c., and her physt- jone ober need apply. V ‘good cook; one Wid thovoughly understands her business, ppy at 234 State at., Brookiyn. D—IN A SMALL FAMILY, A GIRL FOR GE” housawork, who uiderstadds her business and who can come weil recommended, Apply at 39 South 4th at., Williamsburg. $500.3 GWANTED, TO BORROW THIS AMOUNT ON 000 farm, near the city, oa oe State: will pay he first year’s interest in advance’ the Joan to run iwo ‘TRAV ER, 170 Chatham street $45, 000 7, LOAN=aT SIX PER CENT INTE. rest, on bond’ and mortgage, for a term of years, {n one or more suins. “Apply in the ollie of the Peo. pic's ‘Fire Insurance Company, 10 JOHN ¥, CONREY, 66 ‘all wuree! ow SRE TUR. )ASHION ‘PLEASURE, “GROU: IND Thursd: Ca a ursday, ist 7, Mal Mile teat teatS ind fo baraees 4. B, Jones names 4. m. ——. ). Mace names b. g. Sinrk. BLE TEAM RA Misi? August oa rey ‘Nake 31.0%, Mile heats, best 3 In 5, to wagons. chan iin pames's, 8, Jim, ikblin names b, ven fi. Woodruit nates @ g. Jesse. ii, Woodruff names tm jay Ore lace Names b, fe eee IY me Ler Saruede Ys, a 9, Purse and Stake $250, Mile heats, be est $ in 6, te wagons i my “£6 erat Halleck, aooD Dat ReNDS betes 4 TRACK, JOSEPH CROCHERON, ‘Manager. ___ HORSES, CARRIAGES, A&C. A ‘STYLISH HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD, SOUND Et a ntle, with light Rockawny and rn eas, new, will be sold fur $800; cost double this a fow weeks =. Apply at once, corner of State and Boerum sireets, rooklya, Posh! SALE—AT A VERY LOW PRICE, A DARE SOR- ban trotted a mile Inside of three minutes, Al- eo Top ‘Waren, Harnett }, &e.; the rty of a rit leman. for, nwant of use, Apply at Stud: Fey's otal 5 wast Twenty-cighth streets OR BALE—A NICE YOUNG HORSE, SOUND AND kind, Will be sold cheap, the ewner having no further use for nim, Apply at 82 Columbia street, New York. Pool Bg) SEVEN YEARS OLD, ind and kind, and one of ¥ the vp Also ‘Harness and rom ay new. Eo be OR SALB—A HORSE, WELL SUITED FOR A L. vba gent '# anddié horse; kind and gentle. Can "a stables, 19 West Thirteenth staget. OR SALE—TWO. POWERFUL, TRUCK HORSES, siout built end 17 handa high. Will be sold together or aerarates oue for $65; the ot er for $160. geen at Hi Na f@r to fant, bat will os work ta single Foun Horie, sid for a0 tanit, but will not work in harness; worth $100, be sold for $100; fa valuable forgtruck. Also a al ‘Wagon fur sale, pri ‘Appl awe Chrystie batrent, 7 sali ners Oe AE OR BALE-TWO FINE ORE, STALLION; excelicnt travellers, Apply thi 106 Went Twen- eth street. f: KELLER. OR SALG-A BEAUTIFUL BAY DDLE HORSE” ojg bade Rich, 444 years old, warrauied sound and trial Ww en, Call at M2 Oberry aircet, (OR SALE CHRAP—AN EXPRESS WAGO! HORSE, jarneas, dc., iogether with the Business. The Wagon is near new, pean built, and has been but little used. jorge, eight + Sate stands 17 hands bigh, fea'af great en enditt nated = £ ay Mea eonce: Sines, can be an ons mien to jo, Okie SPAY. 29 Avnstreet, or to X, 139. Third avenue, corner Fifteenth street, ya Rouge aa lager are ‘by irst city makes Double. Harness, tat Atte ui in, the sonst Shas hs West ihe Lea pe FRESH MILCH COW, THOROUGH- Feito ra ted ta Tal gual jr ty, aio LISH, LONG TAILED nde of batter week, +4 weeks dechango, for & lowes priosa hy ya cert lent fainily Hi arms a ve years old 10 be sold chew) vara ed round and ki Darness. Apply at 106 fut Twonty- OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE; SOUND AND GEN. ant ase traveller, sultablo for an army oflices, doctor ners, and will stand without tying. Can be seen ath’. ae liquor store, coruer of Suffolk and Delancey streets, N. ¥. OR SALE—A NEW ONE HORSE TRUCK, APPLY AT 179 Eidridge sire JOSEPH J. JENNINGS. FF. SALE--A PAIR OF NI E FIVE YEAR oLD sound andkind, and lively steppers, ether i Harness. "Soid onurely for want RSE, 16 HANDS HIGH; TO BE SOLD Et dade B.STRAD, 94 Third avouue, corner of ne ‘OR SALE—A CWO HORSE FURNITURE TRUCK, IN order; will carry sixty hundred weigit; or good business Horse or Buggy. Apply at aay att it value, D HAND ROCKAWAY, person wishing jo.wo by appiying " ‘eh Tow, oan roat sireet, wheee it acen, Ts TROTTING STALLION "ROMERT FILLINGHAM for saloon rensonable ri ing ha thinks bia one inel hi } i county. Por full p trnok, Ta 1, whe of Oran, Bs, Fi TANTED—A GooD ONE HORSE 0 BASKET MAR- ord feet ‘Vriday, at ANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND &PRING WAGON ry OF espross), with top. Apply wt 262 Kront street “cornet of Dover. ee Sey os Ket }agon OF an express wngony body ‘Address RT, ox 165, Meruld. of a ok, Fico and where it can MSONIAN GENERAL COMMIT. og OF the Comm ties will be held of Broadway snd Bist'h street, the 7th inst, at. o'eloe ARLES K. BUTI, Chattar { Secvotart i a (Phureday) ever ving. iH. P. Wee Micniarn ivan, GENERAL Bat ey crat Com, Movart Hull thie’ ‘Taureley! oven, SHeNSAMIN BAY, Chattioad TSAAC WADSWORTH, View elavirn, BH. Neeus ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE” work; must ool Washer and cook. “Apply nt 442 West 28d ot, after 11 Orel door, for two days, ANTED—A BOUSEEBE PER, TO TAKE CHARGE of the tenement house No. 24 Ludiow st.; rent of rooms a! lowed for services. Inquire at the house from 10 to Nl o'clock A. M. A MALES. baby is spaamaua or “AOGOMP ANY ING A A LADY aa et cde to Eturupe: ae sprake Broth English iveuily. Address Mire. W. D., Herad dhe 8 On BY A RESPECTAULE WO. | Dik, & mILUALION x 11 An take charge of an iui from its birth. Apply ut ‘ue ui Dery store 6awbave GERMAN GIRL, OF Spectavie p = Auierican fami 48 ghe Ls dentro me ue WhO CANDOL bE sur) neiish cooking, entrees, ake. q ‘aiprerand dinner parte, uaving capacity in the frst fam.ties for & number of ye: hot so inuch an diject. Can be seen tiki suited at 16k Kast With at, between Int wind 21 aves. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA Won im a private fanutiy to do plain sevting Uy ih ar would ike weutnation o alten. bakerys Can be for Lwo days at a Charles st, Harlan: plate, Gantsnarsuton anchila's eas, oF chumbermald; a howe more un Ob- scountry preferred, Call at $3) Atlantic at., Brookiyn, up stairs, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to do general housework iu a simail private fauutly. Goo! eliy referen i for Wo days at 125 29th at,, be tween Ist and 2d ava, RESEBC TABLE GIRL, WANTS A 8 A SITUATION TO an ro tf ee joe etal family, Cull at Arh ‘hear Sith st. obiid's nurse and to do Nght chamberwork; Is Ls rele petal rey & good plain Be wer ‘god siven, Call at ic room No. & bewween Pacite and Ataithe ets., Brooklyn,” - A. srvaTION. WANTED ny Hey) RESRECTABLE ys One aa g..04 © usher and mer, ouaid aud gaits Toth have good city ; toeindr or Nerara! pte ime, ors sit SAY, and ihe taney 8 7s SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- Nia, a8 COOK, Washer aud ironer, of (0-do gene-al and ‘the famey svore, in tie housework; no objection to the 3 good be ‘Apply ay Ni, V Evans ay for two dayne aie” A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation as laundress or to do general housework; best cit; seen from her last place. “Call for two days at 479 7ta jw between 39th and 40th sts, [A EADY 18 DESTROUS OF ACCOMPANYING A LADY or family wath children, to Europe. She speaks French, German and English Quently. Call for ight days at 181 Lau: Fens ai SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WO- Tan; with a baby thirteen months old, ta wet or dry ‘ure; will make herself useful; has lived in one place taiz teen sears, Call for three days at 77 West 25th at, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOM. ation to cook, Wash and iron, {na no objection to the country; best’ of for two daya a West 25th st.y in front baset private ne other par RESPECTABLE GIRL Wants A SITUATIO: As and plat sewing. Ca! ray, bB - __ SITUATIONS WANTED=FEMALES, ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND as the beat of city, to,0 Im the Ca ab waitress oF to tae cae of biliren, TANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG RESPECTA. Lie airl todo genera! house sork or chamberwork; bea referesoe, Cull for twoduys at Joseph coi? and Hoyt sia, over the vakery, “ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTALLE Jel, a8 Cook, Washer and ironer; mo ubje-tion to dé gen al) gework: beat of ety referomge from her last Bass. dull tor tes! aay at 238 Peurl of, between Tillary and Cgpeord a'a., 1 Brook ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SCOTCH PROT! tant Woman, as covs,and to Wash and tron im ® pric bape fan mally; goud city reterence wil v@ given. Cali at S1é We ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION IN respectable private family; is ® good Washer and junds pln cooking. and ie w litug; ean give ndatious, Cail at 365 West 2th al., second m. Ts!, corer La V ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY RESPECTA ble girl, to do chauuerwork OF Mght housework, vest Of city reler’noe given, Adurcws or call at 219 Fulton st, Brook door, 7ANTED-BY A RE: situation tod) ceneral ni no objection to the country Brovkiyn. Good city rev ‘TABLE YOUNG GIRL, A wework nw private faully 5 n be Keen aby 1 requiced. RESPEC’ pe jh ‘stabs at in he washing. Best afcrences, no objecitin to fat 18S Went 33d J ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A sithaton to do general Lousewock, or chambers ors Tor two daye at 201 Mouroe st, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK; would take in family wasifng or do plain sewing, Ap- ply at 170 West 3Ist at, between ave, WANTBD=BE 4 ‘AN HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, 4 situation as evox, washer and be ay rok} housework in 4 small private family. Catt at 177 West 47:b at, ‘ANTED—BY we SISTA, igamacre ‘ONE Ai thorough searestress aud to assist in the chamberwork. City Saocmen Can oo seen for iwo days at 1,286 Broadway, between 334 and 34th WASTED’ SITUATION “AS OHANBE waitress, by an Auwerican girl, in & 60 Went Washington piace; .0d retere: a AND 1G WOMAN. A rivate family ; chil ren; city oF yreference, Us ‘ot roo! ‘iirst doar, ws N. BY do general housework in'a sina p go0k, Wash and iron; no ob; 209 Columbia oa door We racat wate the eodntry; understan 1 coo! and troncr; ean give good dy nf-retic. two dag ai 290 Adland at, nour Gouri, Broo. lyn, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN ‘sitnation as good plain cook aud firs! rate ironer; is an excellent baker; best of Call at'8s Paetticwt., Brooklyn, u mon, Brovk rom Joral A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS chamiermaid aud waitress, or aschambermald and wo do plain sewing; is used to taking care of children and is writing ome obliging; understands Wheeler & Wilson's sew- machine; has three years’ ret Gihifor we lays at 119 West 24th ation todo cooking and assist in washing and lrouing; has 004 city reference from her last place, Call for wo days at 141 West 27th st., between 7th and sth avs, BRAPBOTARLRY OUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- mto do housework, or chamberwork and wa'tiu no onlee tion to go a short distance in the country. Gali at 74 Charl A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A. SITUATION TO DO GEN- eral housework; isa first rate washer and ironer and good plain cook; good references from her last place. Call at 209 West Houston st., in the rear, tirat floor. SITUATION WANTED—BY A _ RESPECTABLE joung girl lately Janded, to do 1 housework in a. ‘smal Prtvate;damlly} i # cood wi and irouer. Can be seen ‘or two days at 181 Ludlow st, “ANTED—& GOOD GOK; ; good tempered, ‘and indu! GLEAN, WILLING AND with clty reference for ; none but those who can iply; wages $8. 6) East 234 ‘ANTED—TWO WILLING GIRLS, FOR A COUNTRY batel, open the year round; one for chambermald and its and the nee pantry work and. ecrabaine* Also & 00d bot wages will be paid. A fpiy at Bussmann & Shaldo's, 13 Bowery, a SITUATIONS WA WANTED—MALES, _ A YOUNG MAN, . NINETEEN YEARS OF AGE, Wit left « good situation to gow ber war one fn 1aiporting house as co copviag light r ago, has received an honorable d! id wishes 2 situation in 1 Treaty ed can ere ser ven or of" fine dyn ‘A Tore oops OF THE HI GUONT NB SERU TARTS: procure & position as clerk or secretary an omiger in either the army or navy; is intelligent and desirous of making himself useful whenever and wherever uireds ia competent to Keep the accounts of & regiment re eaccurately. Best of testimonials preg. A‘ eo . care of J. Van Vranken Esq, 678 N.Y. YouNG MAN, JUST DISCHARGED FROM THE wants a situation » 8 clerk, book omar aly where he jake himself user ui ‘Address for ‘Cue woek, J. Ts. “Horaid’othco ollice, ity Post offlce, A MAN OF SEVE! RS’ EXP! sneeD-Ry. A RAL YEARS’ E: we Fence, a sit te socio ‘Semepeper = eh publish . cor a house, or as alipping and correspondl mh: Is 8 ac anh rapt writer: reference gi 1a ox 105 Herald con A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS chambermatd and to ass'st in the washing and froning, or to do the general housework of a small private family; has the best of clty reference for five years in the last place. Cail for wo days at 226 West 25th st., between Sth and 9h third door, front room, A 209 Chaz! SITUATION WANTED—BY A NEAT, RESPECT. able gil, to do cooking or goneral housework; is au ex- Sellant washer and ironer. sbliging and trusty scrvant; boxt of references, olty or country. ‘Apply at 121 Atlantic suet, jrooklyn. Pees we 32 ous BY THE DAY OR ‘Call on or address vo weet hy “e between Ths ud ae A SITUATION WANTED—AS NURSE AND SEAM- ‘stress or as chambermaid and seamstress. Good city nce. Apply for two days at 124 West 26th at, Roecreemrny take careof children or wait on table. Apply at rr RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU. | sat inducem YOUNG GIRL, 15 YEARS OLD, WANTS A SITUA- taken on sericea eae “| GENTS—WE ‘OFFER “you ENT LUABLE PRE oe And you can ¢ unequalled Pri and cheay Teal good articles than any two oth eonteining particulars of eatra inducewenta. B.C. RICK ARDS & uz Nassau strvot, Largest tnd oldewt prise or) pRICh The on!, book containing thes ny WHOLESALE, $2 9 TER HUNDRE! Agents wae Copies mailed tor 5 rena. .C. RICKARDS & C Publi ‘8, 102 Nassau st, TTENTI ING DRAFTED, how to become your own master and make money fast-start Immeitately taco the country with some of our ick selling articles. "$5 pe ee RICHARDSON & CO., S“bs'Brosdway, New York. YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO TEND BAR, ON BER: pon, Hills between 16 are of age; At the Ber gen H John Van Horn, propi Fete atnttanab seh Se, co: te em) tent in every style o1 wreaks, 00) tie, re sod, immediately ( br, Bahu? tho blceks trom Broad Also’an apprentice s BOY WANTED—IN poste WHOLESALE STORE; ONE and resid: s with = 100 first year, Addnss box 3720 WANTEDSIN, A WHOLESALE DRUG, STOR Bor eherteodn act Xpriy susie Peart eu talany 90 per your. OY antepa zo, Med premrs ue se gg UNDER- stan id his \esa and come 19 o'tock A aaa eee giaphcne’ "National iiestaurase 10 West unto Li TED.—AN INDUSTRIOUS ARD RUG CLERK WAN Sor oray comet ose ee oe moral cl e SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GI will find a good home and lary. to Alex, Hud- A sngoou Mt la oak ee Serre Primodidete | mut, Courtst, opposite West Warren, yn. jeneral housework. reference from her Bailfor two anya » near 3 UG CLERK WANTED—AT 49 ‘HOUSTON 8T. ere eo rn Oe eS Se meee Se Fewest. Prat be a Jeung man and know his bOsiness, Call fob SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WO. | (wo days tpant dae Aral pate cock in win (she 1 ELE APES, SAS js oked BUG CLERK WANTED ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS dean. Bae eT Dir is business and can come well recommended, toe FIRS? CLASS COOK WISHES A SITUATION FO do general housework ina small, genteel family, aave years’ reference. ‘be seen at 6634 at. between Jot Warro=s SITUATION IN A WHOLESALE GRO- ‘cory oF wholesale flour store or butter and cheese store, factory, where ihe servioes of a faithinl man wo be required; he has been in Dusiners for Limself for fe last twenty-five years, and by his rebellious family and ng som he hss come to want. | Any person or good Toure th wil give hun a trial will net be Zisappointed les je understands the above business well, and also de- Iivering of a jog is atrictly tempe- ferences froin merchants of high stan wages; writes « good ha a ag ja quick at figures. sn adress hee Herald ill go to any part of America, Wastap—a aanision BY A STBADY MAN, AB im aa A Gertiiicate from the Board of (Commis. good recommendations from his last place, THE TRADES. Q00D PRACTICAL DRAUGHTSMAN, WHO HAS hed a deal of experience in railway, consteffeon ioe dings und plant) and machinery in ia want of a aituation, eltier denening Ge cabrying oat ‘hose fn want 5 such & person address No, i ey eh's Hotel, N. Y, it RASS MOULDERS.—TWO BRASS MOULDERS B wanted, at James Gallagher's, No. 87 Centre street. fen but good workmen need apply. BUBACHER AND DYBR OF COTTON YARN WAT Desh a factory in New Jersey, who thoroughly under. the business. person or Sy mail to feane Wortau tyke, isa Chanibere A TT Nn a IRST CLASS TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORK ployment RiCHARDSON, “DOWMTON 4.0 CO. BREWER, YEARS EXPE- Zea een ie Vax Stee Given, Address Brewe: Herald WEA fi can Gagan, sng Ee reierence, oe, box toe New York ANTED—A MAN IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD BROOM ,, maker. Apply at No. 8 Gt ai Williamsburg, for wo Wastoinwnniaray, TEN BOX MAKERS, aP- HA Uresly's bex iactory aud planing mill, 28th st., near w* ‘ANTED—A GOOD IVORY TURNER. Ai APPLY aT 5. SHARDLOW'S, ‘ANTED—A piotoauarates Oi ONE WHO GAN tak» cartes de visit, Inquire at Blauvelt’s gallery, corner of Carmine aud Blencker sts, a MISCELLANKOU FTENTION, SUTLERS AND SOLDIERS—THE ONLY An american Playing Cards eve Fenty at oi ighte the Ame: ote the “Union reoelpt of $1. Se Rf WETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT 19 TRULY A i in grey, as family should have it at Hinrtiord rant, poe og f Dr. phen Sweet, of Gonnectieuty Wl the great tose seuter, Bold everywhere, risa: 4 S¥ UNION aap ow & CARDS —EVERY. ONE x mae Tho auite are Kagicr, Mt ou gan play al mes od with wipe of $l. tabi of Ko, 14 Chambare stra NTBLS.—MANTELS. 80 AS, ASTOR. M"* intiy om prcea at KLABER'S Sineoie Yards, uth steel, near Tlurt aveme, an ANd ‘aun street, N. ¥. Mantole put up many part of r RESH TOMATOLS 1N To seog ur is als by JAMS BROADME DENTISTRY. RUFIVIAL TELTI—D&. DURKIN CONTINU? to cxtmet teoth tu (wo seconds, without pain, by t se of benumbing told, | No soins a tn rary ets ieally pire cthar aud olturotorm. bbe arto Pharrarat* DURKIN, 873 Canal siveet, ERTED IN A sor ih, vid roots and. je genuine used only A RULE ola HONE, YILLE te. giving ho pain, siete iiied’nnd “warranted Koon, 869 Biowdway, near Seveateenth street Another Invulce of the cerebrnteit Tooth Powder and Lattin. J. PEARSON, M. ever, CERTIFICATHS. HAVING HAD hah! THETH 118 extracted without pain, by Dro. JAY VILUBIS. 156 Grand steer, two Live's front Broudwaly, 1 cliverfutiiy ine sert this asa adation to thus fy JOHN W we Np bhi WINES AND LIQUORS, | NOTCH ot BAVE THis Day ALVOLNTED W. J. AN Howell, Soc) Howton stcoet wut $1 Hy ektan stb, fity of New Dork, 40.6 agent form Ni we Ma tte! ®% Tie pos 1g Pr Rete WHO UAV 1a th t Hon eamirte tay wicun on ae em pi ed “WX. 0. RODMAN ho chyecttun |i © ya SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESVECTABLE drone, stating age, whether ‘single or married, terms, &¢., }GGIST.—4 MPETENT ST WANTED = | D* hey Apely to H.R. Diy. 4 het Wheeler & Harts, 20 Beekman 4, WANTED-—IN RETAIL STORS. D*S0uCE, VANDA ARTA, tO AA. young woman to an to do the general housework Of a small and ws Ghideeng goot reference from lust plaves Apniy at hig West RUG CLERK WANTED-ONS WHO XNOWS, HIg hy Sevond floor, front room, for ‘two days. Dittus Apply tu the store corner ‘Madison and @00D COOK AND BAKER, PASTRY AND ALL mes ree, ar 1 oh A Sraichen, cream, @ situatfon; understand ANDSMEN, SEAMEN, BLACKSMITHS, CARPEN- fher business (i all respects; would do the washing aud trout re, cooks and stewards always wanted ‘for whaling, ima, or go in the eountty, or 49, do, the entire hee ; merchast tan mays aia at 7 Wier ai, corner of “Albany, , oe n three days : ‘posite tween 2 ena Sd aveu,, roar building, third floor = ENRY JAMES, Agent, RESFECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WHO HAS WO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN.” WHO, CAN, WRITR just 4") her baby, wishes to & bal ny well, wanted w copy, éc.,.at Cig nd York Kpeeclone waemk comb von heameceee: Inquire for htctttbal Lastiture, 605 Broadway, sceona’ for, es $6 hree dayefor Mary Wallace, No. 8 way, sesh. AppLY, with sample ot writing, between and front room. Jo in the moruing. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN | WWTANTED—AN HONRST BUSINESS MAN. AS TRES. deste aninds darmaten cutter | W aardudttecssee” sentecttans fag i fy city ‘reference, Call ‘et 178 West 25th su. | Willing to travel, can apply to Mr. Shaw, 100% Grecbe Between sth ahd Sth ave — "-ANTED—A}*EXPERIE! a ee bak us tema aa Wr ppl a he ofice of Cooper, ea Hesita Gort & Burling frase w io Washing and Iraning, “Cam abe seen at il fener aot | #08. p metreen she, sous CS ANTED—A SMART, INTELLIGENT MAM, GiTwation wart WANTED—A8 WET ae Bt A oA Titian et 0 the eountey; | Wt eee Me eats bi Canal st, WELVE GOOD WAITERS. INQUIRE OF Erion aaitee "574 WASTES ERELTE, 20D HATTEES 1m ATI WANTED—A S'we mae wiben situation in housework; ety reforence gi short Saem in the county, ere SMemoR rane a 4 ony ae rear 200 700 ITUATION WANTED—AS SBA! \MESTRESS OR NU! years old, to wart, . ian dt en and eRlurne fewer and toa rally’usetul. Maguire in sore at @i south ot tly sewing; or would fee wits machine ox hoon be ‘Would go a autey une ‘day. GITUATION WANTED-BY A CHAMBERMAID AND ployer end ncher references, Burr, box 114 Herald senmmairons, 0 ras nurse and seametieve; Ont anais e a A ACTIVE FOURG MAN, TO (OUSEKEEPER, BY A WIDOWER, of fi a ‘West, A wit Taube oman, of frugadty, 2 | Wanmiard Be Saaroesing ane ee prosdway Tost jo LP! peat | oem GBR op | W aaeabehn a Ts box 3,565 Pout oflice, XN. wre VE AND ee Se. = STEADY MAN Fy yma (Sey apply ai the corner of Gold and Wut-r sts, B.oeaiyn. aga un spout M4 OR 16 ANTED—A SMART, A‘ wrong DRIVE A ‘Must be able io keep sim- ia correctly. Address, giviug mame of last em- ane. ud enuntry reféreuoes Can ‘be coca for two aye ot 188 AWERD—A YOUNG WAN So AnemT In HR BAR SERS. amine stewarta’New Hout, Juicaka Toads near gueanes, MANTRD—A8,, COOK, Wastinm ano | & ae ‘At hor peveent place, & Rems-n st bowen Clinton and | WY ANTE ANTRD IN & A DRUG STORE, AN ACTIVE BOY Henry ate, Brookiy. mandeds saiary ot Urat 81°00 per weeks ‘Apply at 228 Oth ad, WO YOUNG LADIES DESIROUS TO TRAVEL AND Yisiing to.¢0 @iehor to California oF Australia, wouln to prox jakcie’ companions of ream. stroasen; to dhletionats taking care of childrey z to #9. Address A. Feral es stating wiht here am interview cam be had. 0 YOUNG GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS: ONE AS sta couk, first rate washer and ironer and bisoult fod Dread maker; the other as chatnbernmmid of waltreng, the cook haa a0 foc tlowe (0 Go ws laarderaes best of city Befereuce given. n° Sa” av i99 weet Biuh at, between Sth aud el <n AN RXPERIENCED First gies Im yy) es '® hotel of private fami! either ih a or understands Ce, he Gal be meow at Hath rial eal te way, corner ot second stree! tween te hours of 12 ad aes ANTED-BY A PROTRSTANT SCOTCH W W ares sccpentente. sore eimbormnala ot referen: oa of un‘toubted atanding. to attend Call, after second tloor, ANTED—A bp hkl BY a. RESPEOTADI tn tat eee Ste Re Ste renrs tn On tecnih ria gett opus soa" a. n NTED—A SITUATION, BY RESP! qo wromnty, an wa: Mt ohambcomuitice eon at ad coun Totereaces frost hat lost 0 Deed werley place, wear Gi ays, 9 SITUATION, BY Wart ait try ag ane anni ser sen {a AareRICaN fait ‘ones, Pgh two dave, y Ag ‘ED—A SITUATION TO ¥ woinan, Wie bas boon Richens ik Cor tne Jost seven m geares derstand si is 6} mente ard poultry; 1&8 good baker. 1 f it, toe Sah ANAL th avs tthe assay EOTABLE MARRIED W nthe; the boat elty reference Atlantic #t., Brooklyn, ANTED—BY Ag ERIE TABLE, YOUNG JrOWAN, ay ama ‘Re piel ‘good reaar tw Wh West sforences. W a <a rolook ‘at G8 Went Sch ob, corer vt BY Broadway, tore, corner of'e Warren fgicenes S| Warttet SY COOK, WASH AND $150.-%. ond nd oe Howey ANTED-FOUR GOOD EXPERIENCED COLORRD waiters ty go to Long Brauch, N. J. Apply at 16a Weat street, to-iay, at 10.0 clock. TED—A LAD 137 IN AN ALB WANES room, vol wt tek Liberty at, — WASTED-AT D jp JOUN STREET—& YOUNG MAN, thoroughly aq weainted with laying platen: packed ANTED—AT VAN DYKES ae 23 CAT! WA Nip two'or ingen goou waiters Plante call exc 7 ANTED—YOUNG MEN, Wisi TO d Go TO 8 for voyages ue all kinds Eo rie of the Wor 1 SeFVICe, wy Od whaling ¥ Ibe West at, corner of Rendoy upeuire BA ALL & b TRD—AN ASSIRTANT mR, FROM 1 ee [poh ean come well inemded fro: = ‘8 pervect edge ol his Buel aay ny to Jao, Nugent, liquor i Wis naa RESPE LE Ri La INA nl ie pect ane ety ANTED-TWO CONDUCTORS, SIX MBN FOR ters, two brakeme: 18 sie’ wienuat® arava, two. boys, {oe wreases we clerk sie Seb ih x for g Mrauabost, valet 10 travel NG MAN As, A 08 an Walk rena Yop Windust, Xo. “yeaa tw Cali ‘TO ro oats FR A TEA MANAGE A — iy pmoune can a ¥ ive mingant oan, rootre (a fas ent A‘ $300. “HATES iat rroanent sitoath with Sid per week a 00 ) WANTED, A CLERK, 1 IN A F.RST Cl 1300. provision stotes ood seturdty will be ven aud 12 per wy od man, Aud W. Ly 6 (00. O01) GENTS, Megl nty teu States, New Brunaw ist; om ea Me oN rave ity AP a Mh Buperior to RUF np ever ot “ thd Tow price of does worth Ase. ATW neanes Arg ensrared on wnt OS too r day eli “ ‘ae wend “at of ysth ah Mt rae War cud Sle Depends arabs sae var Maye 1p0 Maing 4 a