The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1862, Page 2

MARRIAGES AND QEATHS. Kumex. "Ou Thursday, September 11, at ‘Onany—Van ‘Trinity chapel, by the Rev. Rev, Francs Po Haws, D. p. the Rev, Romane Fo soy Coane 8 Aanzs B., daughter of the Rey. Robert B. Van Kieeck, D. Locxwoop—Lyvox.—On Thureday, September 11, at Groeawich, Conn., by Right Rev. Jet Williams, D! D., assisted by Nov, B. M. Yarrington, Luce A. Locwwoop, ie eer , eldest daughter of the late Captain ‘m. 1. Lyon. ‘SwavEY—CaRRacan —At Sarat Springs, on Tuesday evening, Septomiber 9, at the ence of the bride's fa- ther, by the Rev. William P. Hammond, Mr. Axraux D. ‘Seavey to Mies Many Casnanangemny daughter of Jams Se of Gasnipae. r—hicrarps.—On The ursda: i aan tagengy tt as oT, P. Micharas, the ‘Bev Rey. Dr. Cantield, Tuomas E. Conveciicut, to Anna M., daughter Brooklyn, New York. i | Died. Crark.—Suddenly, on Friday, September 12, Bsnsamn ‘The funeral will take place from the Second street Methodist Protestant church, 8 at eloven o’cl.ck. His friends are respectfully invited to attend. His remains will be taken to Union 'y for interment. Cox.—On Friday, September 12, Epwanns 'S. SanroRD, tnfant eon of Jameson and Mary E. Co: ‘CarwLanv.—0n Thursday ,: ber ‘LL, Mrs, Euzanera . Crwiann, formerly Mrs. Lisle, in the 64th year of her aa the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, from the resi of ber son, Henry M, Lis!e = mear DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, without further on Wednesday, September 10, after a severe od protracted illness, in the 634 roe bas his age, Major ‘Wa. KE. Crvaer, late of the United ‘Phe funora! will take place from 173 Pivinghin citi Brooklyn, this (Saturday) afternoon, at three o’ Rewaxos.—Ou Thursday, September 11, at Norwich, Oonn., Kua Ay, wile of Lowis Edwards, in the S7th of her age. Nantucket papers please copy. Furcu.—At lis residence, 100 Navy street, corner of Park avenve, Brooklyn, on Friday, September 12, Cnares Sranpury Finch, aget 39 years, Of the firm of Galway & Finch, Fulton t. New York. ‘The friends a d rolat ses are respectfully invited t at- tend the func: |, from his late residence, on Sunday af- Pernoon, AL IWO oon cae GisooLy.—On Friday, Ceptember 12, after a long and painful i Beexanp Gmuooiy, aged 51 years, ‘Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the (aneral,on Sunilay afteruoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 196 Mott stroet. Hatsky.—On Thursday, September 11, at his late rgsi- dence, No. 9 Morton street, Juruaiam Harsuv, aged*57 ears, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem ford street Methodist Fpiscopal church, invited to attend the fu ‘on Saturday zi Methodist Episcopal church corner His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cem, terment. The relatives » nd invited o stiord ihe fon O'cloek, from the reside ninth street. r, 96 West Ihirty- ptember 12, Haxxan, ries and Aon Haran. 4 relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bi ents, No. 6) Muiborry street, this (Saturday) alteruvon, at’ iwo o'clock Hnsioax.—on Friday, September 12, Dornta CHar. dort dausiier of Corsten and Mary Hellchorn, aged 2 months ani 27 « The friends and relatives of the fami ly are respectfully invited to atioud the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 22 Columbia street, corer of Broome strect, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Hovt.—Oa Mon lay’, September 8, after a short illus, at the residence of Theodore W. Young, Fsv., in Brook: lyn, L. 1., Captain Moses Hovr, of Clinton, N. .J., aged 53 e418. Bi Hyrvg —'p Brooklyn, on Thursday, September 11, Lecivs Hype, M. D., n the 62d year of his age. ‘The relatives aud friends of the farmny are respectfully invite! to attend the funeral, from his late resideace, corner of Clark and Henry streets, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Inwrs.—Ou Thursday, August 43, at Key West, Florida, Lieuteuant Joux J. inwin, of Company I, Ninetioth regi: oy’ New York State Voluntes 73, sou of Thomes apd Mary A. Irw:n, and grand gon of Joho aud Mizabeth Clark, of Bro wk ly, aged 23 years, 3 months aud 22 days. Hunti Loog Island) papers please copy. White Plains, Wesichester ccunty, on Friday, Se>: ‘ember 12, Jou F. JEsKixs, in the O71h year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family and his maso1 Drethren « ully invited to attend the funerat, the Presbyte ch in White Plains, on sunday after- ‘oon at hali-past three o'cleck. ‘urscay morning, September 11, of dyson tery, Davao Kutty, in the 63d year of his age. Th friends of the family and those of his brotners, Daniel, Michiel and Major T. Keliy, are respectfully requesied 1) attend the funeral,on sunday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from’ the residence of his brother.in ‘aw, Andrew ‘MeDon: No, 487 Washington atroct, without further notice. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Lasava—At Hacuna, on Thursday, August 28, of Group, FRaxcuco Josk, youngest son of Sebastian J. Tassie aud Maria Jorcfs ‘Manin, aged 2 yeus, Lagata.—At Havana, on Phursdi Maria Joszra ANTILLA T Pevaiven, wife of Sebastian J. Lasaia, torn of this city. y ‘eptember 11, Witt Ma‘ox, , Augast 28, of croup, ly AS0N.—Cu Thisday, aged 46 yoars and -§ months. Tho relatives aud trien‘is are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence. 156 Remsen Btrect, botween Graham avenue and Sinith streci, brovk- lyn, ED., arr, Suturday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. oC. City, om Thursday, Seprember 11, the Tsth year of his age, a county Derry, Iretand. y are respectfully invited to at- tend the tuneral. thie, (Saturday) afternoon, at three o'clock, ‘rom his late residence, No. 116 Essex sireet, Joey ‘Cite: Cu Thursday, September 11, Sarau McDr- VITT, aged 2 yours. The reaatives and friends of the family are respectfully favited to attend tue funeral, this (Saturday) attercoon, fat one o'clock, {- cuin the residence of mother, 104 West Niwetoont’s stroct Mokvor.—On Thursday, September 11, of consumption, Caraemxe, wie of KAward Mckvoy,a native of Kitken ny, Irolund, in the 50th year of ber agi Monia.—On Thirsday eventog, Sepiember 11, Mary vunty Longtord, Ireland, aged 34 yoa-s. friends of the faraily are respeottully invited to at: tend tho funern!, tuts (Saturcay) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 55 Villary street, Brooklyn. Ostraxrrk —Wittian Wantacr,, Tmngest on oF Ieane and Eliz.b th Ostrander, aged 1 year, 1 mouth and 11 “The fri nds and scquaintances of the femily are re- Spectful.y invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) @temoon, at three o'clock, from the re ite ce of the family, T1 President street, Brooklyn. morning , i ber 12, Fraxers the family are respectfully invited to at. n Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, ut is lo A ge street, Y nw Station, , in the 234 year of luis age, son of 28 G. Phipps, formerly of Bos on. will be token to Boston for interment, Reuty.—On Shara lay, September 11, afte. a stort ill- ess, Joun I nix, a ndtive of the patish of Bellymore townland of (uucki r08, county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 30th year of his ge. His (risads and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attead tho sunerul, th is (atures ) afteruioon, at two O'clock, from bis 155 aveuue A, corner of Keventh street On Friday, September 12, Mary Burney ughter of Joba and Catherine hs ond 19 care, aequaimta: ce of the fami'y are respect. ten the funeral, this pe mrurdey), »Oske pred sely, from the residence of ber pat whingtn etreet. Straurrox.—On Friday, September 12, Ronert, son of Jolin Singlet. vetive of Clemmei, county of Tipperary, Tr sland, aged 21 years, ‘he fuavral will toke place from the resileuce of bis eater, 241 First avenve, on Sunday afternoun, at two nol papers please copy. on Thoreday, —— 11, Jeremian, eld = aud Mury Slattery, aged 20 years, 3 cof the family are invited toattond the fu Boral, fe mtr ee of hi: parents, Hunter's Polut, G. 1,09 Sundsy atvernoon, at half-past two o'clocls, with: out fu thor noth « ‘ a , T aa ifm September 12, of dysentery, Jarra H., daughter of Thonias and Letitia’ Stan, aged 9 months nud 12 days ah ne ‘The tune al will take place from the residen paronte, 7 Carrel oon, At one v'clock. of her Brooklyn, on Sunday after- inestay, September 10, of consi god 42 yea neiisigs riday, Septerater 12, ieee J. Tome. 4 months aud 3 day year His friends aud a>yuaintances are rei to attend the funeral services, at his U3 Fast Thirty third surest, this (Saturday) a nsbington, Chapter, 0. dA. M., will be taken to Living lato residence in car- ‘on Sanday morning. ‘* Suddenly, on Thureduy ey tember 11, Joux J. Vax Hone, Jr., bie age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro resrectfully Invited to altend the faneral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from Lis ist nce, Communipaw, NJ. Veercea.—[n rocklyn, on Friday, September 12, Senor Dow Pavno Ve) 082, of Acro, Porto Rico, The os eased arrived in thie cvuntry W Weeks ago, for the bene. Gt of his health. HM rritz, in the De. ‘tinent of Lay. 00 fod in Arroyo for lore he vas higifly esteemed wad re- acquaintances of the decensed in this to attend bis mortal rema' to their last resting pinee, from the residence of Mr. C. 8. Shana. ban, 174 Degraw street, South Brooklyn, on Sunday alter. hoon, wt two 0 clock. Wise. —Io Brooklyn, at 278 Dean etree! " Friday, i tember 12, Eur art ze of Samuel jae, aged 89 years, 1 month Notico of fune tf 3 Cattskill (N. ¥.) and Norwich (Conn.) papers pleage rr. » Sep: in the 38th year of = ie years The friends on Port of New York, neater 12, 1862. CLEAR Steamship Oty of of New {one (Br), Petite, Queenstown *"Sesnat bain nn (Bret), Meler, Southampton and Brew men—Oelrichs & © Ship Prin cn sivert (Ham), Plats, Hamburg—R M Sloman nalow, Davis. Jersey—Miller & bton, ? IW Sali Bark Fried Freda aC ora ube, Balate at Salere. iaieal Cha: 1e8 (Br), P phe e=P 8 Kenwa: met, Bowel rare. a ae! Queensiowa-Buneb, | Bi Mer Deas & Won Bark Stam “rf Lewis, Marseilies—Moore & age i Bare Roaa (ual), Caledgito, St Thomas—Aymar & Co. ih Antoinette (Sp), ja Gadie-Yenage, ‘Del Valle & Onward, Higgin arara—Smith, Jones & Co, R'urathers (iit); Sohuson, St Jugue-Wrett Son de Co. pal Penguin (He), Cohyers, B Bermuda—M ton & Co. Sehr Martha 8 K Thorne (Br), Greenwood, Point Petre— BF Small ‘t Go. ant Baxees Putnam (Br), Williams, St Lucla—@ & J x & *Seur Vigilant, Lighthourne, Nassau—Naster Schr Behe Releaaph¢ (ii), Gave Be sin ee R Dewalt. Schr I Van Sant, Burd ten ozs: ndria—! Lia H Endicott ‘Meods, Pillcelphet G Benton & Rehr M Smith, Mills, Leyeggs rp at ae Philadelphta—' Ped B Praukiin, Clayton, Benton & Schr 8 Clark, Griffin, Phil ia —Maat Schr Oregon, O'Brien, East Pitan blmnpeon ‘& Clapp. ARRIVED. U Sepsbont Massachusetts, Commander G H Oooper, Port . 4 di eamatip¢ Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland, with mdse and Passengers, to If W Cromwell Co - ap wea pl ‘National Guard, Commander W Lee Hays, ey West, Elva To! Boston), Kemimerting, Calcutta, 156 dare, ih Rlaseed ae, to Hi Co, Had’ very heavy weather E of Cape ‘ood Hopes spring foremasi, aud put into Algoa Bay to fish it; lost two men by dysentery, and had one killed by falling from aloft. Aug 15, lat 6 50 N. AY, aoe whaling bark Andrews, of aud r bark Helena, 125 days from Bi Yon Os, spoke ship © Cope 182 days from Cak for Boston. Bitp Elivabets (Br. of Dundee), Samson, Shanghar, April 16, to order, | Passed Anjler, May 22; Cape of Good Hope, June 9; St Helena, July Ship Cynosire, "anion, 33 passenge! JuoA} the whote ps Aste A while unbending it T from the yard overbon yest ab nd Ast, lat 46 Sth inst, tat th! ey , with eos , mostly tight, ad Livernoo!, Jul, Tad Ww 3, spoke whali rom Davis © ¥, 22, with mdse, to ton'45 26, ra ch as In well. The 8 ‘experience’ 'v Liverpool, 29 pra with mdse, to » Paieorich, Cork, 40 days, in ballast, buryport, 3 days, £ Yarmouth, NS), Crosby, Newry, 42 imiston Bros. G dacs, in batlast, to ¥ Bark Agnes (Broin mke, Bremen, Aug 9, with mdse and 140 passen, as Lialing. 10th inst, off Moniauk, i? for NYork. s, Rotterdam, 71 days, with Menton, Aug 10, the Rock Bth inst, lat 83 49, lon ound BE. erin, July 22, Anz Li, wigh fruit, to mas! Bark Happy (Fr), Chevallie, Martinique, 18 days, in bal- last. to master. men k Anna, Tuihill, Havana, 1 days, with cugar &e, to “Afton, Teoland, NBedti ig Anna Jones (Br), Jar lay, to stn Uad strong N' toad a Queen (Bro Bermuda ) Hollis, Porto Ca- velo ‘Aug 33, ‘aya Lonaire 27th, with sult, to Tsing & Co. Brig Vi ‘vy (Br, of Yarmouth, NS), Crocker. Vout Petre, ‘Ang d: and Bact Harbor 26th, with sali, oD 8 Brig Fuehiou (i8r, of Sheiburue, NS), Murphy, Nagnabo, 18 day, with momsser, to Sturges & Co. ‘eine Hawk (of Hurrinston), Grace, Cleuluegos, Aug 21. with cucar, to G'S Stephenson, Brig Naulacker (of Hoston), Hawyer,, Mansanilla, 9 days, with palm leat &c, to Owen & Carnegie. No dal ey Went, saw ace desage Cavapbetl, from hixasanilia for New em Lomas Ge bormengrsy Handy, Neuvitas, 12 days, Mier. wipe fonin Vierce (of N ne RI), Norton, Sagua, Aug 30, with sugar, to master. A le Brig Henry M Line (Br, of Maitland. NS), Dart, S Cuba, 25 days, with Pugar, to F&C De Wolr. Pavigon, Long Island, 8, 20 days, with paris Tyro (Br, of Aug 3, t, off Cape Florin, opoke York; same time, ‘lymouth, E, 56 days, with ‘aud SW galcs all the passage; fom’ Havana for Brig Matron. cor Newport, I), ‘Taylor, Port Royal, 5 days, eter. fn bailag, to Brig M. se, Hyannis, 3 da Scher Albion (Swe),” Udderbers, Tolnsco, 38 davs, with ma- vidos bound to Liverpool, Put into this port short of pro- visions and water, (of -Calak mn ‘Mira a fof Calain), Magneriy, goane, Aug Miler & Toviglto Taylor, Savanilla, Aug 22, mena’ Title “aaa Nassau), Jeasup. Aug Schr. 5: 30. with fruit, to T@ilmartin. Anchored at Lower Quaran- Havana, tine. Schr George Kilborn (of Tremont), Booth, Manganilla, 22 ae with palm tea: 1O Miller & Hou; Magnolia (Br), Clements, Windsor, NS, 12 days, with Plaster, toD R Dewolt. Sehr Adeline Townsend, Townsend. New Orleans. 31 days, Frke gucar, to mass 3a at ‘as boa from UB ‘Mian Sehr J (ir. of Port ammo, 20 dass, with sizer, to Tasyerat Schi wee, Port Roval ii’ Beaufort. NC, Schr Texas, Orr, Norfolk, 10 day x*. a ad st Casper, Elvabel port of aroma. 1, Armstrong. Maching, 9 di ie. We worth, Ells xorth. ‘onebunk for Raitimore, Harwich, 4 dave, rae, NS), aleon- Guante- days, with cotton ‘iss ipa, Boston, Sehr Sea Mark, Bolan, Boston, 3 days. Schr Flying Arrow, Robbins, Boston. Schr Royal Oak, eg Basion. pd Herbert Mankia. Lovell, Boston, he ee ee , Haskell, Bovton for ivabct! rt. 8, Boston for Elizabeth, ‘hport, ai Bouton for daya, ‘hipmoan, Providence, Trovidenre, Srcamer Ironcrtag, Vandervee . Panadatye Steamer Oo vita, T 1. nindelpp ia. syed Bteamer Marzaret, ——, Philadelphia, Steamer Westenester, Nye, Providence, The Be bark Erromango and Danish bark Emma Arvigne come to ihe Upper Qrarantine to discharge. BELOW. Brig Carl (Pros), from Cardif, Also, one snip, unknown, SAILED, nd Slar of the South; steamer New egg it oo ghd York, Wa Windat cnet DMiscellaneous. The steamship City of New York, Capt Petrie, sails to-day at noon for Queenstown and Liverpool, Bria Fiszanera & Jax, of St George, wateriog. od and abandoned, Waa passed on the 6th inst, in'lat 85 1 7012, by 2bip Bir John Franklin, Despeaus, a: Balumore from men. Veesnt Asitons—The Freveh bark, Therese, hence the 10th inst. for Queensiown, t4 a bh LE. Sie ‘Jon fine badiy. on. CPavor ot Ellwood Walter, Eeae Board uf Underwriters.) wher ey Bearings of n, from San bon Praias ny A Britich By tolegvaph to 8. 3. ading rooms, corner Bostox, Sept 12—The ship Phanton, of Bos Fra h J cisco for Hong art of reo arrived pin, 3 Exchange plare and See port arrivals abors Nantucket Sth inet Schr Rainbow, MeGuire, with 30 Japan, April 20, Catharine, Hepping- poker ry moon, NL, from wh &e. oi Express, Watson, hence for Shanghae, July 15, ion 28, Barstow, from Liverpool for NYork, Aug fm, Fox por, Ena, for Capo indish (nothing further), July 12, lat 8 8, lon ie Helen Campbell (Br, 6 dase from Philadelph v ‘Sept a 38 fullew SW of Bouth Shoal stam gonsatera pt Oo aN gain, from Baimore Yor Rio Janciro, on untson. tence for Demarara, Aug 31, Int 39, from NOricans for NYork, Ang 31, lat 27 45, 5,08, 1 Dark | ys red Lennig, from NOrleans for Philadelphia. Sept no In Brig ini sy from Neuvtiaa for NYrork, Sept 1, no lat te, 2B AY il days hence tor Sept, tava ‘ lon My net wy mm en ame Crandall, Hong Kong and ne oar Nimoy uri, Calhoun, Cardiff. K Ang 2imtIn por xf pt OA is fn port brig Mary Morton, for Ke i, for do, i ‘A Bearst, from Boston Corrs vstadte | 3? Mare Guiding alt Port auhre Red Jacket, Payson, iaton, for port Br brig Lauy © ‘bapman, for New Hoxa hoxo, J July Bld Avon, Howes, and Jabez Snow, Gipn, Mani AVANA, Sopt6—In port rebel steamers Anstin, Fowler; yizoma, Pores, and Atlantic, Smith, wte, ships Bamberg Iner, Yor suis; Ovgan Ranger, Ayertil, one, barke Albers ve ay a for NYork; Botaey y Wil inthe ia Dhiltom, en bnesota, Syinmes, and John Avi ft Manrantiio Sinton, Bila Re big reed oh tie, do, Bid Ang 21, b Via B ya Sept 5, Br bark pnes, Fran mmatt, Au teal Landoane apa Los Jaren, no date Ary Bonefactor, Corning, Hong Kong, Reeuly, Aug ed port brig Edwin, Dyor, for Boston 10 4a sehr Kate t, Brown, from’ Bosion arr 1&h, for be Aug %=8ld Zephyr, King, Calcutta. goth, Florence, Raviall, Boston; Lizzie’ Homans, Mek ie N York; Beaolue, Fevewan, sad Sylvanus Biaughard Korke 1 BE : -o. amb none tre one « rat 5 Pisce Matin aa for do So Antaretic, janhatian, pt Storer, for do with despatch; BB Sumnere Dyer, fer New Orleans do File tuner Halduay, for San Francisco; Star be Sea, Maine 1 for wale. Se re re ety gM hn a fr a MARSEILLES, ld. - lontaco Bay, Aug 20—In port bark Zeuas Coffin, ddell, from Anrinwal) ‘for NYork, put in for medical aid, the eap- fain, mate and § mon velug sick with Cover, Minscoank, Aux? —In port bark Amceiea, for Philadet- pila Be cays; sohrs “Ben; Witt, for NYork 3} Hanover, for pretty Aug 29—Arr brig A B Cook, Perkins, beet sohre oF Dixon, Wilson, NYork; Sept 4, Templeton (Br), Mansaniica, Aug 2!—In ship George Hen Canary een ie tee L Bowyer, Tot Wonk ne od Cc. gra a etas eg vessel in 8 yeranre Bay, 3a, ‘Adeline, Young, Now 4, sez Xe ‘Am vosse! in Cane pervawnrs: ‘for NYork$ days; 7m Eeeee. port steamse Rhode BOSTON, Pansy and, Trench: the cin Br bark Mi Ana oe Rei i Sa otc Flinn, Roweriam; brig 8 Means, Walls, Ge metgere, DCT soba A ‘Cally, man, Bonaire; Dubton, Jeremi tA Ranger, Lewis, “Gear town, town DC; Valeita, ens, Grater Tio Baltimore: WW Maroy, Norton Patten, and Presto, Robinson, Eiiabotlport: sig- rutce galliot; also for a brig: cld_ship Grotto, Da- ‘Abi handier, Havana; Satilia, timore ; sl T Knight, Um; Clvlinw ata mas BALTINORE, ‘sen tar “hip Sir Jobu Franklin, Dea- Bremen; bark Selak, Gould, Boston; frigate Racer 5 Hi ‘Roads: br brigs Marin elt, ally. ‘Boston: Shien Ber: ark ret and Matan; cas; Amel! para. Gollinn Hilton Heed Gh we rs" Janes Bailey Gr, rown, St Jonna, NF; Sen ‘Gut, pest Bost ‘Come up, — Trindelen, Creamer (late Kaler, who. ‘ied. vat ae ) cb Crooked Island; eteraen Mohawk. Staples, Mt FR; Fred Tiowell, Norris St Johns PR. Cla ship 8 sae Brom), Bahr, Bremen; brigs Ambrose Light, Sta 15 Mat Hardensce Honors aches Kinatishen: Orsok, Bt Lencle: IF Durtec, Davin Providence; Wm Bement, Maivell: New Haven: Beni stron, Bennett ‘and Mascon Rogers, Farren, si She Baar Bremen, exico, Ison, Providence n, Jones, Phi ‘or, Gibbs, New le, aod Lona, deiphia; Isaac P Ha Forks stoops 2 Willard, Willstoa; 'vhotory, mith Dic GiTON, Sept 11—Sid achr Oliver M Petit, Clark, New ork. DANVERS, Sep! 6—Arr schra Binck Diamond, Young, Philatelphia uy NY ELIZABET! bee, T: Ww oy ne Lit mare: the sf ischr New Borden, Coli : NEW BEDPOMD, Sept H—Cl ship Manin, Swift! Phitae delpbia; Br schr Priseiita, London, W¢h, bark’ Aiton, Treland, NYork; Ih. schrs Julia Nowell, Trott, Baltimore New Zealand, Fordham, and Mary Nowell, Covill, Phdadel* pha, ave, Glover, NYork; sloop LH opt Arr sehre J ur Tor orders; er for Philadelphia: | NYor (30, Hy denbrook, C. Crowell, Boston; Nickerson, Bostor Portia; Coue Trorn: les, rat Sepetfo CMM Pigg, and LW VI Su ifar. Bi Baxter, Boston Smith, Marbich len Baveock, Flora. eka N Dirigo. Shaw, NOrlean tuneOlark, and H Gaurens, Jolinson, Bost » Del, Sent 10—The U yor john Adams inside of Fresh ‘Two! ships, iv alarse wain in harbor, Wind quite frest: from a setting in 0—Arr bark RH Knight (Br), Raynes, Chesapeake, Crowell, NYsrk; brig OUTH. eS ey 4—Arr sehr BW Eldric York (and eld Sth for do). Cid 10th, sch Sau Snow. New ick, Kelley, Bake~, New a; Wen A x Cid zyek, Coukiin, Etcipbin, Sit wchrs B'O Willan, Parsons, Phhiade M Browning, Riclov, do Naiad Queen, Hulse, do vin Sane Ma « NY¥o1 SAN FRAI Ane) el (not I6th) ship Thatcher Pabooa, Baker, Niort: Irth, steamer Oriz ‘arnaworth, Panama: bark Aurelia, Luling, Shicl’s, (B) via Valparaizo. icin $—Arr sehr J Warren, Grant. Port Ewen. ‘Sept N—Sid sloop Adetia, Wrightman, New Yor NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Nearly $1,000,000 in ‘Treasure En Ronute— Lose of the Ship Phantom, &c., &e., d&co Fan Franctsco, Sept. 11, 1862. The steamer Orizaba sailed for Panama to-day, varry- ing forty passengers and $740,000 ia treasure for Now York and $160,000 for England. 1t is believed that a large amount of legal tendor notes were alad forwarded by the Uriziba. ‘The ship Aurora bas arrived from Hong Kong, with dates te July 22. She reports the total logs of tue ship Phantom, by running on a reef near Hong Kong, July 13. ‘The ship Phantom became a total loss on Prates Shoal July 13. Part of the crew reached Hong Kong. ‘The Phantom loft Sun Fraucisoo on the 13th of May, taking $500,000 In treasure, $46,000 of which is insured in Eastern companies, A portion of the crew of the Phantom arrived Je Hong | Korg in small boats July 19. One boat, containing Capt. Sargeant and the treasure, had not been heard from when the Aurora sailed. ‘The ship Romance of the Sea arrived at Hong Kong July 21. The British steamer Tynomoith arrived yesterd London. Interesting from New Mexico, Kansas Ciry, Sept. 11, 1862. Tho Fanta Fe mail, with dates to August 31, bas ar- tived. General Canby has boon relieve | from the com- mand of the Mililary Department of New Mexico, and will repair to the States in a few days, when he wiil again entor the ficid. General Carlton, his successor, is now in Arizona, with his brigade, and wiil reach Santa Fe in a short time Major Arny has boca appoiated Secretary of the Terri- tory, vice Holmes, removed, Ou the 25th uit, the iast of the Texan prisoners, nincty in number, io't San‘a Fe, under escort, for the South, Thoy comprise the eick and wounded who were umable to undortake the jozrney at the time the others were paroled and sent home. The prevailing sentiment among them is one of extreme disgust with General Sibley for deceiving them into the expedition, compeiling them to undergo many hardships. ‘An escort will accompany (hom to Fort Bliss. Personal Intelligence. Gon. Tyler, of Connecticut, is stopping at the Everett House. Ex-Prosident Miramon, family and suite, ba to the Metropolitan Hotel. Major General ©. M. Mitchel sailed in the steamship Arago yesterday, to take charge of the Department of the South, FFecoutly under the command of Major General Hanter. Co', Willinm Dwight. and Capt, ©. N. Turnbol!, of the United States Army; C.K. Hamilton, of New York; Dr. 8. P. Yuckerman, of Boston, aud W. F. Russell, of En; are stopping at the Brevoort House, J.C, Swan, of St. Louis; J, Walker, R. 8. Frost and C.K. Raymond, of Boston; ‘S. Gale, of Louisville, Ky.; Colouel Lee, of the Twenty-roventh Massachusetts Volun- teors, and W. Bross, oi Chicago, are stopping at the St. Nicholas Hotel.” siitag John Stryker, of Rome,N. Y.; P. K. Randall, Shelton and ‘“ Richards, of Boston; Peter Burden, removed of Vermont; F. Duzer, of New! . Morgan, of New . rg: W. Hart, of An 3 Wood and wile, of Dorchester; C. Richmond, of Potroit; Col, R. 8. Pardee, of Newbern, and 1. Law: rence and wife, of Utica, are atupping at tne Astor House, The following were among the arrivals at the Metrope* litan Hotel yesterday —J. 0. Mason, 8, T. Cushing and D. J. Bowler, of the United states Army; J. Westoott, of St. Louis; J. H. Chadwick and wite, of Boston; A. H. ing, of Philadelphia; G. Small, of Paltimor son, of the United States Marine Corps; D. ndis, and R. M. sherman, of Fall River. Turn 8. L. Daw- vbb, of Tili- A Ssccoren Cavunt ty His Own Trav.—AnEnglishman, giving his name a8 Hannibal Moore, appeared at the Twenty-soventh precinct station house yesterday and complained that he had been robbed by William Donald. son, proprietor of a boarding house at No. 25 Greenwich streot. fe stated that he had brought a package con. taining 90,000 needles from Kuglond, for the purpose of selling therm in this country, and that while stopping at the hotel of the accused the greater part of the pro. perty was purloined. Donaldson was arrested at the in- stance of the compltinaut, when the prisoner made somo revelations respecting the character of his guest which lod the officer to believe that he bad accidentally got upon the track of a smug Upon searching Moore's baggé ge he soon found cions to be correct, for in a trank owned by the plainant was fornd a large quantity of jewelry and hardware, which had nly pever jpareéed through tho Custom House. The tabies were completely turned upon Moore, and he was con- fined in a ceil in the samo station house with Donaldaon. Tho prisoners will bo examined in full to-day—Moore be- fore the United States Commisfioner, and Donaldson be- fore Justice Connolly, at the Tombs. Election of @ Delegate to Congr Dacotah, Omama, N. T,, Sept. 11, 1862, Returns of the election for a delegate to Cangrese from Dacotah place the election @f J. B, 8. Todd beyonda dour from TU. © Y, Si Pie BEE “a Pubuy: Sept. 12-6 P.M. The money market is quite easy. Five percent is still the general rate for call loans; but we hear of large amounts offered atfour. None of the established houses are willing to allow five per cent for moncy left with them on deposit, and very few care about receiving money even at four. Certificates of indebtedness sold again to-day at 9814, and are quoted 9834, At ,these rates they are a tempting investment to parties who have been accustomed to employ their money in the purchase of government paper, as they yield 8 per cent per annum, six of which is payable in coin, and the balance in legal tender money. Gold has been irregular to-day. It opened with anactive demand, and sold up to 119%; after- ward it fell off and closed about 119% a. Ex- change is inactive, without change of price. Leading bankers ask 131; buyers are unwilling to give over 130% for the best bills, and transactions are occa- sionally made on this basis. The dry goods im- porters continue to require a good many bills, not- withstanding the tariff, which, according to their representations, was going to put an end to their trade forever. Last week the importations of dry goods amounted to $1,441,000, against $396,000 same week last year, and $2,005,000 same week of 1860. Our aggregate importations of dry goods for the year to date amount to $40,334,000, against $35,448,000 to same date in 1861, and $80,357,000 to same date in 1860. The more candid among the importers do not disguise their belief that they will do a fair trade this fall. They say that the foreign manufacturers will alter their styles to suit the new tariff, and that our people will buy as many goods as ever, notwithstanding the advance in price. Stocks were not very active to-day, and Wall street was not as lively as it has been, The weather may have operated to check business, as well as the absence of startling rumors. At the first board the market opened steadily, but closed with a downward tendency. Between the boards there was rather loss pressure to seli, At the second board prices recovered somewhat, but without reaching yesterday's figures; the market closed quite steady. Comparing the closing prices of the day with those of yesterday, we note a decline of ¥% in government sixes, 1 in 7.30 notes, % in Tennessees, % in Missouris, 5% in Pacific Mail, 4 in New York Central, 34 in Erie, 34 in Erie pre- ferred, 1 in Hudson River, 4 in Harlem, 34 in Har- lem preferred, 2 in Reading, lin Michigan Cen- tral, 4 in Southern old, 5% in guaranteed, % in Tilinois Central, 44 in Galena, 3% in Toledo, % in Rock Island. Tle heaviest decline, it will be no- ticed, was in Reading, Hudson and Michigan Cen- tral. These shares have latterly been the most ac- tive on the list. Hence the contrast betiveen their movement and that of less lively securities, At the close to-day the following were the quota- tions: Uss's, reg.’81 98% a 99% Michigan Con. O74 a 67% % a 99% MichSo& Nia 3a 31% MiS KN Ia gua 623, a 62% Panama......141 al4l fa 8% Inois Central 3a G31¢ Virginia 6's. 5jgn 66 Galona& Chi.. 71% a Ty 65a 66 Cley & Toledo. 63% a 633% 45% a 46 Chi Rk Is... 66% a 67 Puciic Mails, 110% & 11034 Chi, Pur deGu. 86/0 81% Central, O4iga O14 Mil&PrauCh 38% 0 33 Erie.. ig @ 5832 Clov Col & Cin 121% 0 123 Erte 695 a 604; ¢ NYCon7's,’76.111 2 112% Hudson River. 51% a 513; Erie 3dm bds.103 2.10854 Hariom ...... 153, a 15% Mich C8's.m.111 a 112 Harlom pret.. 394% a 30% TKen bas,t'9.102 15 8 103 Rearting...... 67 a 58° Gold 119 alloy ‘The business of ‘the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day + Receipts... + $282,006 19 —For customs + 182/000 00 Payments. 570,763 15 Ealance. 9,198.603 94 Demand notes ad ced to-day to 106% per cent, on a sudden inquiry for them for the pay- ment of duties. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $23,466,233 63, and the balances $1,468,620 47. The public are cautioned against receiving or negotiating a certificate of deposit of the North River Bank, in the city of New York, for $4,835, dated September 9, 1862, payable to the order of G. W. Stevens, and numbered 733, The earnings of the Milwaukee and Prairie da Chien Railroad for the month of oc ‘were:— Total receipts for the 5 ear ‘up to Ag. 31, 1862 Do. 1801 The follow es were the earnings of the Toledo and Wabash Railroad Company for the first week of September:— 1862. 1861, Passengers. $4,015 Freight... 28,101 Total. $92,114 Incresse enecesneee oka The Chieago Tritune of Wednceday ‘thus notices the exchange market of that efiy:— Curreney still remains scarce, end some of our bankers: ave compelled to pay their balances ia Treasury notes or exchange at st. A couple of days will probably relieve the ders have gone East for the t 1 wp ‘. re paying 118 for gold to-day. Ail in ’ buy goes 10 New York, there being no ea'e ia this market. Old Treasury notes are worth 107 3¢ Silver Is worth 8 a 10 buying; 10 @ 12 selling. The receipts and shipments of produce at Chi- cago last week were:— Floar, bbls Wheat, bushels. Co; The receipts from the Ist of January for three years were:— 1861. 1862. Flour, bbls . 830,260 1,043,452 Whea' 9.298,208 _8.499,408 20,942,876 2,043,120 103.666 144,115, 104,586 1 grain in store at Chicago at the commencement of the present week, as compared with last year, was as follows:— 98,016 117,663 The stock of flour a Sept. 8, 1902, Sept. 1. 1802, Sept. 9, 1801; Flour, dbis. . Wheat, buel . id ‘O80 aiares Corn 1,843,191 The receip' of flour and grain at Milwaukee ‘008 woek were as follows:— Flour, bbis. Wheut, bushels. Oats. Corn. Ry Stock Exchange. Frapay, Sept, 12, 1902, $5500 U8 678,81, cou 994% 100 shsNY Cont ht 94% 10v0 U 8 dem notes. 105% 169 do, r 800 25000 Ti Teme prevn 169, bed 00 brie RR.. 100 do... 2000 ‘0b. 7000 Ill cou be 10 Fndson River RR 1000 do. 2000 N Carolina’é te do., fo0o asd ray ib" HY 150 do. 20040 Ee iain wa 100 MichSokNoind 1900 Bull, NYE fm 90) 200 Gvevearees OG re. = 6000 1000 1000 6000 13000 6000 120000 58000 20000 110 shs. 200N ¥ 700 100 $16000 1000 U 6000 U 2500 Tre 7 3-10pen en 10144 5000 Mi ri 6's. 6000 = do... 10000 Tenn 6's, ’90... 67: 6000 BrioRR Smbda 90% 350 Mich So& NYRR 81 5000 Tol 3g 200 MicbS&NI guar sk 6214 250 Tl Cen RR seri; 63 109% do. 63% 6Clov, Cole Cin RR 122 200 Galeha ke Ch =. 1% American gold. 11914 100 Tol & Wab do... 100 Nor & We jor 20 Mil&P he ee 25 Chi, Bur & Qy RR 87 OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Farivar, Sopt. 12—6 P. M. Asams.—The market was steady, with limited sales of pots at "$6 873¢. Pearis wore quict at $7 25. Baxaperurvs.—Flour—The market was rather better, and for some grades of State and Western, in good ship- ping order, Sc. highor. The decline in freights, with light freights, tended to strengthen prices. The transac- tions embraced about 17,000 bbis., closing within th® following range of prices . 5 abs Pac Mail 33 Co Hose 125 N ¥ Contral RR.. 94 5 25 5 50 Superfine Westert 5 25 Common to choice extra Westorn, 6 50 Canadian 6 50 Southorn nixed to good’ superiine. a 600 Extra do..........0006 a T00 Good to choice famiy do... a 750 Rye four. a 450 Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine, a 815 —Conadian flour was firm at quotations, with sales of 960 bbls. Southern dour was rather batter, while supplies wore light. Prices closed firm at the above figures, with sales of 1,200 bi Rye flour was steady at our quota- tions, with sales of 60a 75 bbls. Corn meal was selling moderately at our quotations for Jersey and Brandywine. Wheat, owing to the decline in freights and light receipis, was about le. par bushel higher for nearly all deserip tions. 'The st!es embraced about 150,000 bushels at $1 42 a $1 50 for white 3 an, $1.08 a $1 16 for Chicago spring, $1 10 a $1 17 for Milwaukee club, $1 17 a $1 18 mber lowa, and $1 21 a $1 26 for red 1 Western, St 26% @ $1.30 for amber do., $1 $8 a $1 40 for oid white do. Corn was without chango of moment m prices, while se ore moderate, The sales embraced about 65,000 bushels, at 43c. a 58c. for hot and warm, 50, & for Eastern mixed, and 58c. a 59¢.—chiefly at the inside fer sound shipping lots of Western mixed. Barley was quict. Barley malt was firm, with les of 4,000 bushels $ 10. “Ryo was stoady, with ales of 7,400 bushc sc. a 80¢. for Western, while State was held at a Bée. Oats were in fair demand, and prices were firm at 43c. a 54c. for Western and Cana- dian, and at 62c. a £4c, for State. Corrng was steady, but sales were limited. A sale of 100 bags of St, Domingo was made at 21 4c. a 214c., and 100 do. Laguayra, in bond, at $L 17 agi 18. he ine! lemoncy of the weather tended to 88. Tho attention of the trade was also drawa off to the auction sate. In tho: regular way the transactions were confincd to 200 a 300 bales, cloring . for middling uplands, with some lots re- ported at 2 trifle lose. Tho government sale of confi cated Soa Island cotton by gt iy Burstel, Jones & Co., drew agood and spirited company, and very full prices wero obtvined, The sales embraced 620 pressed bales, 100 of which sold at O5c. 2 90c., 300 do, do. at 99c. a $l, 100 do, do. at $1 02a $106, and 120 do. do. at $116a $1213 perv. Freicas.—To Liverpool about 60,000 bushels of i were engaged at 15d.a 1534d., im balk and ships’ chilly at the mside figure, wi ith 600 bbls. flour at 3s. a 38. 104d. To London 12,000 burhols wheat werd taken, at 16d, a 163¢d., and 500 bbis. flour at 4°. 3d. A ship of 1,100 tons was taken up for Liverpool at 403. Two ves- Cork and orders with wheat at 16d., bags. Hay was steady, with moderate sales of old for ship- ment at 70c. a Téc., and for city use at 80c. Navat. Srcnes.—Spirits were quict at $2 2730 $2 30. Ronins wore firm, but saps were light, at $12 60.2 $13 common, and at $13 50.2 $14 for straited and low No. 1. Paovisions.—Pork—The market was steady, whi'e the sales embraced about 900 bbis. (part sold yesterday) at $11 62% @ $11 75 for mess and at $10 a $10 1234, and 250 Ubis. thin iness were reported at $10 3744 a $11 Beef was in moderate demand, with sales of 150 buls, at $13 5 for plain mess and ut $14'25 for extra mess. were firm. A sale of 50 bb!s. Chicago was made at 316. Cut meata were-in reduced supply, and prices were Arm, Tho sales embraced 140 package-, at Auge. @ 4% oe shoulders and at 644c. a 6%/c. for hams. buoyant but tolerably — with sales of t 1008 bee and tiorecs at 8c. 2 95,0. , and 100 ticrees choice quality at 97%c. Butter and chee-e were steady and in fair domand, and prices were unchanged. A Rucr.—A sale of 200 bags Rangoon was made at 63¢c. & c. eC Gars,—The rain teuded to check sales, while prices were steady. The transactions were confined to 300 a 400 hhds.. chictly New Orieans, at 9c. a 9%c. a 9Kc., and a small lot of boxes at p. t. Mesare. K. L. & A. Stuart have to-tay established the folowing prices for their refined goods:—Best qimlity kat sugar, 123,c. per Ib.; bert quali- ty crushed sugar, 1: Granutated sugar,W12%<c.; ground star, 124¢c.; Witte ‘sugar, A, 110’; yellow sugar, ©, 10%e, Toaacco.—Owing to the state of affairsin the Weat, Kontucky leaf is hold lixher, with a full demand. The sales were 792 hdda. at 12\4e.a 24c. Woot —This article is ia less request this week , and the eales are trifling, compared with the same time last month. There has been lece doing in speculation, but @ fair inquiry from manufacturers exists. Prices remain very frm. The sales of foreign bave been much leas than tho last two weeks: domestic is in good request, although there is not that desire to buy, to hold, thero ‘has been. Fleeces are reported at 0c. 8 ., 0d "70,000 ibs. pulied at 56c. a 8c. No sales of fornia from first hands, Wrssvry. kg! Wher With sales of State ard Western, in sinal rt 0. a B80. ‘FINANCIAL. _ regs UGUST BELMONT & CO., BANKERS, NO, 60 WALL street, issue letters of credit to trar bie in a! parts of the world through Messrs. Ro’ Paris, sehild, London, Fransfort, Vienva, Naples, and their correspon- deat. CM imeres Gh STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY Interest Cou Sa Si «lat lowest current rates, by SUBRMAN & CO. dN York Bankers, | corner 1 IRST PRIZE ROLT FOR PRESENT WAR, For capture made by United states steamer Union, NOW READY FOR PAYM THOS, L. BRAY SARD, St Wall street, PENH not Junt cia'mie o nitty at promptly at nided to, & BROW XK, OLDTERS' AND orr S) Hounties p 89 Pine sureet ( fist voluntecrs, all or write $20,000. 0835 terest, paid balf yearly in ad a Now| York city. AND nERS PAY. PENSIONS ‘ork. » THIS AMOUNT UPON eat seven pereent ine n n Improved property uble the amount; leated in (be best part of Brook. None but princisais dealt wit Boniasan i. Ad: box S10 BiAokiyn Post office TO LOAN-AT SIX PER CENT INTER. est_on bi 1 morigage, in one or m veri of Fears th Jags proiictive rev es Apply in the off @ of the ve Tn pany 10 JOHN | f CONRKY, No. 65 Wa!! street, $80. OQ 20,04N,0% BoNr axp MORTGAGE— Al the lowest rate of interest, in aims to ra yey biaf ar estat + ne bd = hae BER. ), fo loan on Farms in this State, wa a GHANT, 19 Wall rirect, sisi: _SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALBS. _ LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES 4 SITC rATION MAD OF Assistant entter ina cloak and a References given, Address M, F., bot $35.00 stim for | MIDDLE AGED AME RIC) AN wibow WISHES A situation ag hovrekee f nurse forthe sick, Tne aarre for three days ot 147 Will bby st, Brookly! RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA tion as Isnudress ina private famiiy; anderstands her business thoronghiy: haa no objections to aasist with chamn- berwors bas wien epionable ‘references her last ik ar, and is willing io goie the country. 41 201i at., between 7th ant Bh ay: ABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITU- ‘as cook, washer and toner, or to «do general "good references. Call at 60) Columbia street, ooklyn, honsewo third st URSE.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WOULD Tike aaituation as nurse; she fully understania her oa inevery respect, and cat thke charge of an iufants bas the best ov city references, Apply at ber present employer's, 86 Bast 39th at. QITUATION WANTED=HY AT man, as housekeeper or child's ny Keneral housework ror # sual! family. tm 82d wt, Recond brick hyuse frou Ah ay., sort th YVANTRD—A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant woman, as ¢ rey ane om ran Mg petent to take the enuire charge of hy from ite birth: Brat ony refer ones, Can be seen for two days at 12k West 26h st, a few doors West of 7th av, ” eacond fie is ¥ VANTED IMMEDIATELY<A LADY WISHES A W siipation in a inehlor poe Te om vt tag to work at the (rade; she wants board fn the seme he dress for one week Milliner, box 354 Post ofive, Brookiyn, “HELP WAN es LES. AN a ira Aosts Ta BD FO Aa shih prize eiatigwany PA DECIDEDLY TLAUGESE AN DEST VER OFFER idee SELLS Rear AND BAG nH AGENT RECEIVES, & FINE Waton i BER DAY, HAsy, SEND tervroulere DS'& CO, hoe Nassar stroot TY, Largest mg Now MAN pony ae awn AY =A WA Pid is (D SERVANT ¥ WANTED I nocaDi Pain ih the country to attend the may bola yo elecimasiale ae meee ARKEEPER WANTED—ONR OF EXPERIENG who rays to 2 rere for low wager nd can bri) pendat neat sly and . Call betw 12 to-day, at? r Cana and Cer BY. Wayran pnw SIXTEEN TO EIGHTE) ears of age; Germa preferred, Apply at No.1 duce Exchange, belween 9 an YY LLERY, | Besse ook euler crs fof work, may apply this day at P Ty, No, Obethiam equdtre pee ni: Shangri D* ¥, GOODE —wANFED, BEA20 GooD. BRTzED, SMA bi nee nt ‘apply fo 8 DOWNING, ‘e534 Ninth avenues experience may apply to H. B. Clapp & Co., 57 De GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—A PERSON | herine st. RUG CLERK WANTED—APPLY IN TH! 1! corner of Midison 1 Goonttie TIE FO RUG CLERK WANTED—MUST BE SUBER Tall competent, Apply at 43 Taird avi sreorner of Fenty rs TRE NAVY, WHALING AND MERCHANT SL amiuts, cooks. stewants rig and boat svaret for shor und Wann all clothing furnished, pa the office, West sireet, corner of Albany, ae HENRY | JAMES, Agen eee vst ASSISTANCE OF A GERMAN CORRESPONDE! who writes a go01 hand, wanted for a few ho irs in evening of rach Week at a moderate compensation, Addi creas Herald ofliee, ana furnish sample writing. WANTEDSA MAN WAITER: FRENCH, SWISS German; must thoro understan | his busic and be we ly at Lt Wall st., room Bt Wantepa a )—A RELIABLE MAN TO GOTO WASHTI ton wits the vertiser, ia a legitimate, paying b ness; receipts $1,200 a week. ' One with $25) casts Can cai 267 Broadway, up e room No, 1, from 10 to 3. Good curty g ven. bs WANTED YOUNG MAN, AS ASSISTANT COU at Willard & Jackson's oyster hous», 532 Brood Apply between the hours of 10 A.M, and, M. Ane preferred. — i y ANTED—A DRua OLERK, APPLY AT 533 8TH ay corner 38t st yecommenced, WANTEDTA SMART, INTELLIGENT BOY, 14 ears old, who has had sone caper.ence in busine ran erran. sand make himsel! vencrally useful; mnst re With bis parents ancl come well recemmonded from last ployers; one who rman and Pnglish pieler™ py 1S Heine 263 Bi ay. _tencerst gir’ 2 expr Pronductors, 2 brakeroa,, clerk at No, 7 Chathatn square. TANTED—A MAN AND TIS WIFR, A SHORT 1) tance ont of the elty, on the Hudson river; Uo ra coachman and room, andthe wife as down sia rs serv) Salary $25 a month, ‘Call a’ 373 6th av, WANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY STO one who understands the businens. Apply at 757 3c J ANT#HD—A COMPETENT AND EFFICIENT ne who can satisfactory te-timenals, A. A. Andrew 7 West 43d st. (ieeen 6 and 7 ofaie the evening. i i i j W ANTED—TWO GOOD OYSTERMEN, FOR ABKS1 rant. Apply at 216 Broadway. W4NTEDIAN EXPERIENCED ENTRY CLERK: } Yankee notion house; none other need apply. Add with references, box 2,634 Post oftice, ANTED—Ut tee LAWYER'S ag gt A BOY, ¥ W writes a band. Bagross, tm applicant's t writing, box 4 Poot office, N.Y. ANIED—A MAN, TO ATTEND, A LUNCH C: ter; also, a Boy to open oysters, Apply at House, 64 Bleecker 500 bag hehe “WANTED—TO WORK ON, onal. between Allentown and M Chunk, Pa. re ae day. Start iron plier N North river. on Wondayr, Wed rednesdaye nif Fridays, « o'clock in the forenoon. ' Gall at LU Proadway. roor second floor, Trinity Buildings, NB. BARNEY, Age $500 Post TO $1,000 PER MONTH CAN BE MADP ener, ted men have at } ae ae a nose The ped § jeowrd ver judge f ‘d HOWARD ‘ARD ‘FILDY T THE LARGE SERVANTS’ INSTIT! Scoteh, aie Sistine ook rma, i es to suit all. emersaear by Mi Places always ready tur tor good girls, YOUNG WOMAN WANTED—AS. CHAMBERI and wattreas in a private faudly, None bat thow thoroughly understand Rel ‘business and can bring the beat of elty reference, necd apply vole ‘morning betw and LL at 53 East 20th at. i (COLORED COOK.—WANTED, BY A SMALI. FAMD good cook; one who at = sD ironies one pel apply unless wel pe ed; wases poly bevween Saud" and 3 and 8010 Too Weet Zot tt ADIES DRESS CAP MAKERS) WANTED glass hands may apply immediately to J. G. Meche adwayy TULIMERS.—A GOOD | TRINMER, WANTED; cig ‘Apply at Mrs. James Bweet Myre re . snd ALESWOMAN WANTEDIIN A.M MILLINERY aT oung lady Dusiness Apviy a the worner of of th aval doth ea ws D—G6OD FANCY HAT TRIMMERS. Ti e had ex) oe and understand the Brooklyn, Warten SMART SALESWOMAN, WHO ALSC lya. dersiande the making upot all sizlet of hoadie noue need. rfectly comp: on permanent aia sat it Broalway Wastes WOMAN TO DQ GENERAL HO must be a good cook, washer aad fronery a short distance in the country; iiberal wager will Apply at 89 Water st., up stairs, between 10 A. M. and 3 WASTROLRY A. SMALL PANILY, A aren, general housework; must be a food ironer, ai use $5 per month. make ree neral ti WAxtep two GOOD, HONEST GIRLS, TO D Ose work of a sinall pelvate family. Inquire, wit) of city references, at 3¥ Irving place, } ANTRO—AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, TO Do} housework for a sinail fanuily; must be a tho! eran ‘and competent alno to attend 10 the fog and baking. Gail at SL West Baluic et, Brook! tween Clinton and Henry a Ww ANTED — SMART, can now have an best sewing machi Uieleuse aod good situaiions, Apply to 50 Mercer st. ANTED-TWO PROTESTANT WOMEN; ON Ware ovse servant, iurt be a guod: plain washer and ironer; the other as child's nurse and sean:s ust ve weil recommended. Apply berwerm 10 A. M. P.M. at 81 Cranberry st., Brooklyn, TANTED—A FIRST CLASS FRENCH OR GRE Ww"? wa Brenda re tamily, Best of wages ist Broad wy willing ta, veal ms App’ ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A “aoop. WET N Wriore baby seveu months old. Apply at the b skirt fart ior y, 316 21 ave., entranes on 20th st. TANTED—A FIRST CLASS PRACTICAL MILL ‘and dress maker, in the mourning departm Broadway stores none need a }o canot produce 8 to taste wit ablitty to design and RIVATE FAMILY, IN ELIZAP and nur WaNmats & Wilson's and Grove est wagra civen, App! with machines of their yt own cooK, WASH AND Apply at 30 7th ay Wiser NURSE, A CHILD AT ‘HER resilence; has « good breast of milk; good city 1 at 368 7th a \ ANTED—A GOOD OPER. \ror ON” WHEEL Witkon’e sewing machine: also good cleak bunds Is, 204 Bower WASTED tt ore, good city, tween the ho Ws must bo. From 9 tity YaNtEeD— MMEDIATR Y, A Fre. rench, & WANTED Hon A SMALL PAMILY, Two 4 anh nbgivia, German p ener or Lrigh roi perfectly imdersiands Other as nurse aud wal mended need apply. Bro. kha. V r Must be weil recommend Work. Apply at 107 Weot 88d a W ANTED—A GOOD, HBALTHY WOMAN A purse, Apply at 07 Wemt d3th at, from Li to 3 o Blouses, m. oa or TAK 8 & BOOM washer a Also, one for general OOD PAY. Wit mit Singer's or Wheel jer & Wil fine ‘woutdede | * re, but and as mn apn at B01 Greenwiod ster are ant and Hea y FANTRT=AN ; AMERICAN, ENGLISH Protestant girl ty general fhousewor mil} yas fond 01 ind to chil home's A Deh home by eailing at iwo'V West a