The New York Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1863, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuxspay, March 31-6 P. M, The inclemency of the weather opcreted aguinst business to-day, and all the markets were dul. Money was very easy. The brokers were freely supplied at 6 per cent, and nearly all the leading lenders had money over at the close of bank hour». Commercial paper is scarcer than ever since the fallin gold, and names not strictly first class are more closely gerutinized than they were. Debt certificates are steady. Gold opened this morning at 147, rose to 149, fell off to 148, rallied to 148%{, sold at 149, 150, 15044 and 16024 in the afternoon, and closed 1560 bid. Exchange was dull; there were sales at 163; but merchants generally complain that goods are stagnant, and they will not buy. The indicatious at the close to-day were that the reaction in gold has about spent itself for the present. Mr. Cisco will pay out to-morrow $2,500,- 060 in gold for interest on 7.30 notes, and about 1,000,000 will be paid out, on the same account, at other points. The bulk of this gold will come upon the market at once. The tremendous fall in gold from 173 to 139 has taught speculators the necessity of caution in purchasing specie for the rise. And now that the law of Congress forbids loans of over par on gold, while the Legislature is bent on preventing such loans altogether, the difficulty of hoarding the precious metal becomes very serious. The recent advance from 139 to 150 has been greatly assisted by the operations of specu- lators in dry goods and produce, who have beep buying gold to protect their merchandise. If we have a little good news, these parties may find that by enlarging their ventures they have only increased their losses. The stock market was dull this morning; but prices, as a rule, were a shade better than last evening. The leading favorites of the day were Hudson, which rose 34, with considerable activity; Harlem, which rose 1 per cent, and Rock Island, which rose 144. Central and Erie were firm at the best price of last evening, and the other leading shares were steady. The movement in Harlem is said to be predicated upon measures in the Legis- lature looking to a consolidation of all the city roads, and Hudson River is likewise supposed to be favorably affected by the same cause. Rock Island is strong on a promised dividend. Govern- ments were steady this morning; bonds were firm, but inactive. At the one o’clock P. M. callin the public board the market was extremely dull, with- out change of note. Inthe afternoon there was a general inquiry for stocks, and the whole market improved considerably, the advance being led, as n the morning, by Harlem, Rock Island and Hud- ‘gon River. At the close the market was buoyant. ‘The following were the closing quotations of the Usi.: ‘30nApkO. 106% ean Curre’y certis. 98 beta sok vale 9 10834 Devt certt’s... 90% 2100" =y Reading...... 88 @ 88% Mich Central .100 a 102 Mich Southern 66 a 56% Mich So guar.. ean, Pacific Mail. a a Y Central fe a M435 8 8 weeks 11% . 96% a 981, ine ‘preferred. pies) a 91% i... O33ga OBR It is not believed, in well informed circles, that Mr. Chase has any present intention of coming here. The deposits at five per cent and the con- versions of 5-20 bonds are supplying him with money faster than he ventured to hope when he was here last. Inthe course of a month or less he will have his new legal tender notes ander way, and will begin topour them into the mar- ket. The old legal tender notes are being syp- plied at the rate of about a million per day. We hear of a number of banking projects based on Mr. Chase’s act. It is to be hoped that the new Comptroller of Banks will see that that act is not used as a cloak for wildcat institutions. Many schemers, whose purpose is certainly not to carry on @ legitimate banking business, talk of availing themselves of its provisions to start banks. The power of issuing irredcemable paper money is too dangerous to be entrusted to irre- sponsible hands. The Sub-Treasurer received to-day $900,000 for conversions and $300,000 on deposit at five per cent. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day: Total receipts. —For customs. $4,027,821 58 124,965 45 4 250) 538 19 My 991.413 90 The aggregate exports of produce and mer- chandise, exclusive of specie, for the past week, were $4,534,075, Steck Exch. mete ‘Tusspay, March 31, 1863. 1767, reg 108 00 abe Krte RR. .si0 zona Uo, 17 cer 100 do." new 98 #3000 dos. new (OB 1000 I cou bas, "70 105 35 600 Virginia 6's... 6: 91000 N Carolina's. 000 do... : 46000 Missouri 6's 4000 California 7 6156 126'4 ‘500 N Y Central 6's 100 9000 Erie 4th tatg bs 10034 2000 MCS'sc Lmsfb 124 7000 ChicNW ist 16 soo do. 5000 do... ..b30 Tex, 1000 CRIA NW2dm 4355 1000 Gal Chi Ist ex 11856 5000 pong Pitts, Wat 2d sth do 102 3000 Ait AT ‘Hampret 88 9000 American 18 149 = rh a4 MS do... Stoo do 10000 do. 60 ahs het: 30 Imp & Traders’Bk 106 60 Citizens'G Co.B’In 100 100 Canton Company. 23% 94 Del&Hud Canal Co iid 5 do.. 105 Panama RR . 150 Ill Cen RR scrip. . 100 od 2383.8 §stce 8838 z MM 20 Penn ( ‘onl Go. + . us 300 on ets a Co 18956 10 189 180 N ¥ Centra 3% 0 d0.... 6 260 ay 120000 40000 Ligoo | 20000 4000 do 50000 do. 200 she Bucks Co We 100 10 500 do do. 100 + 100 Erie RR. 400 do. FOUR 00 eee NOV 100 00 American gold 15¢ 130000 do 70000 do... 5000 Mf. do.. Dee udDlO 23 2 ein ek 200 100 Gat & Chic 9254 . ~ 93 9256 200 Cley « ‘Bi ce bio 963g Es Chic i fi i BR.. 98 beeaee eid 927 ever re M 400 shs Harlem RR.. 60% 1200 oL v4 big Receipts and Dis! of the Assistant States tor New ¥: Receipts during March— Customs Loans.. Internal revenue. sfers.. Patent fees Miscellaneous... Post Obice Department. Debits— Balance Feb. 28... Treasury drafts. Post Office do,... Balance March 31 Balance, Cr., disbi counts. Receipts uring the Paymemts......+...006 ursements at the Office 'reasurer of the United ork for March, 1863. + $4,208,418 54 32,085,030 54 + $4,900,041 28 ifootase ot 48,724 56 25 764,002,438 +$6,271,928 11 fa aea Balance ee Cr are account $i 36 Balanee....++seeeeee Receipts for customs in Receipts for customs in 120,000 00 March, 1863 ‘March, 1862. sey Cr., bullion and expense account Assay office, ceoee kane ig SOPATO coin: rec'd during the ‘month, 989,75" Fine bars reo’d during the mo, bt My 209,426 44 ‘Total...... $311,005 78 Payments in coin, 14,265 80 Payments in fine bars 93,301 76 207 567 56 Balance... oe... $104,388 22 Fonds in hand, ‘As. Tr. ‘ofiice $10,246 $25 62 Pen Funds in hand, Assay office, . atcha r As 1% Fine bars, Assay office........ 7,077 29 “suing Unparted bullion, Assay office § 202,518 00 274,190 29 WN a asia hdc eeeeee. «$19,661,687 02 Less temporary joan to be reimbursed and due depositors........... seevee 1,670,178 12 Business of the Uni +e eee e+$17,991,413 90 ted States Assay O: for March. at New York, for Deposits of gold— Foreign coins Foreign United States bullion. ‘Total ... Total deposits, payable in bars... coins. Gold bars stamped 15) ‘Transmitted to United “States Mint, Philadelphia, for colnage.. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Turspay, March 31—6 P. M. Asues.—The market was steady for pots at 7}gc., with small sales. ‘There was nothing deing in pear!s. Breavstvrrs.—There was increased firmness in the market for flour, but less activity, the storm having in terfered with business. Sales were made of 11,500 bbis. State and Western, 1,760 in our revised range "-— Good to chidice family do Rye flour * Corn mei —Wheat was quiet, owing partly to the high prices asked | and portly to the storm els at $1 72), for amber Jersey, and $1 Corn advanced Ié. a 1e., mixed Western at 8c @ fer unsound and heated, ' dorsey yellow. Sales we for rea and $1 75 for amber Western, #1 Southern and 500 Canadian with. iywine, Sules were made of 25,000 bush- 5 1) a $1 18 for unsound spri with sales of 60.000 bushels U1 ),0. for sound, 823;c. a Sse we. for white do., and 2c, for ore mnade of 25,000 busheis rye at $1 02.2 $1 08 for immedinte and future delivery, and ‘2,300 bushels barley at $1 46 a $1 60. Oats were in fair request at 80e. a 87e., according to quality. Bneawax was dull at old figures. CANDLES were steady but inactive CHRMOALA Were quiet and depressed, ‘Corrun.—Sales were confined to 150 baga Rio at 31 dg0. ‘and 300 bags St. Domingo, in bond for export, at 2l'.¢ The stock of Rio and Santos to day comprised 70,546 bags. Java coffee, mats, 21,000; government Jon 964, Maracaibo Jamaica 674, other dese Fiptions 965, Lota! mate and agi 10% 643 packages. The 8, 8,200; Cey , Laguayra 880, 8t. Domingo 2,826, closing quotations were as 10, prime, 4 mouths, do. yng Sle. a fair to ‘good cargoes xe. ; Maracaibo, 92 Cah , 29¢. a 29 4e weumr0n = —Salee ment in prices the extent of 1,100 bales on a basis 72¢. for middiings: a decided improvement. All kinds were iwactive, and without improve —The demand was limited to nearly all articles in at pena ond irregular rates. Frege ments were limited to-day, the weather having tenn very unfavorable, To Liverpool there were taken 600 bbis. flour at Is. 7 1¢d. 7,000 bushels en 6G. Vy 100 ters oe oliliog eee vend. To London there were snp To Hambarg 200 tierces lar Dbis. flour at 2s. ‘2he. were en. at Y was in very moderate request at 80c. a 95¢. for North river Hors were in less demand at 200. a 27¢. for new « Lis. —Common Rock! former « Im ‘as in moderate Gemend at notations. ‘awraas were quite quill and prices for the most part Navat Steams were heavy ip prive and in slack demand. There was lese doing i pork to-day, sales confined Mesere. Stuart vow quote Best quality crushed 14 \e.; ground, 14 3¢c., wi ail cash. cco, Bales have \ < Stock March 1.. Keceived since. Delivered since Stock avril 1.... ‘ite (2) Towa tacky at 186, one. ime ‘Of Spanish tobacco is as follows:— 1.800 bbis. bis, at $13.75 4 $14 for old 10450. } on Leni pel tat erence, per Ib.; granulated, Mo.; yellow (©), 180. been confined to 60 hhds. Ken- statement of stocks | rence given UNG NEW “ENGLAND wou aet wIsHR8 A WaLOD ta some quict American fami! on meamirens, are’ experience with Wheeler « mac ines aug canwew well by hand. Can de met 4 For furthy tieatars call on M, Be da Tae \ SITUAT: ON WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG Sizeast inwiling gad. obliging, "Oau bossa at ber pro: ne gin. 2 player's, No? Sh Maric « plage. “COMPETENT. PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A situation fn a smal gee 54 ctpeabocmald Aad plain seamairess, oF as W sth av., between 221 and Zid wis., top foor. A asi Fefcronce given “Inquire at 77 midge 8 ton, for two days, NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN girls want situations as cooks, chambermaids, laun- _gnuuraes and girls for goncral housework. At Mrs, Ei boy AT Staton sty, ROME Al WANTS A SITUATION AS private family; ee G0 all Kinds of sewing; would ‘in! the caro of growing children if r?- quired: oan give the best of ciiy reference: four years in ker Jast place on at 175 West a aumera aud oth ave., third fh for’ days, YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A FRESH breast of milk, wants « baby to nurae at her owu house. Call at 280 7thjave., between 27th and ., second floor, front room. YOUNG WOMAN wish ESA SITUATION AB KURE A or chamber would ave no objection to two days at 40 We og hick the pein refers to her present em; ir. st 27th at. wore, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION ‘AS CLAM. bermaid and pluin sewer, of would do general houne- work in a small family. Apply at 60 Sd av., Gret floor, back room, City reference given. TANLAS A SITUATION WANTED-BY | A RES AA, Zune ir, ae chambermmld and waiter; a ting ¢0 : ‘washing and ironing: good reference er Inst place, jor two dayu at Lid West Soth st, nea SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, in a private family, as chambermald and to asalst with the washing aud ironiig: no objection to the country; good reference “if required. Call at 118 West 27th at., between 7th aud 84: third floor, front roou. SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED young woman, as - esa perfectly) in a're: reterence for years, ble boarding honse, Best of city Call at 81 28th st., near 7th av. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A BITUA- tion to do chainberwork and waiting; is a good plain Sewer; as no objection to go a short distance in the country, Gan be seen for ‘iro days @t the corner of Maotongal aud RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WOULD LIKE, TO engage with « family going to Europe as nurse, Best ies Call for two days ai 86 King st, between Varick and Hudsor RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A situation as plain cook, washer and ironer ima small private family; jection to go a short distance in ibe country. The best of clty reference from her last place. a for two days at 110 West 19th st., between éth amd PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS SITUATION “ FANTED oy hag RESPECTABLE shing and front i Ne abiedtion my inthe’ ary. Gail tor two days roms A soi SITUATION WANTED—BY ‘3 RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, 48 chambermaid or wattress; would de general housework in a small private tauntly. ‘Can be acen at 2/1 st A8th st. A SITUATION WANTED_BY 1 Aer be npn aton Gaui at dt West 20th mt. Tor two days, A ‘sion tele YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A rv. fer rina employer ‘sy 7) Union: ‘square. No objections to A. (eisai sama emia seca for two days Has three years’ city reference. Can be seen — hav. between 28th and 2th sts, third floor, froat RESPECT. a Gr WANTS A hag car pl as good plaim cook and rower. Has good cit Hat 103 Chariton steed fur two days, SITUATION WANTED=BY | A RESPECTABLE young girl. as nurse and plain seamstress or as chuin- Fmaid and fue washer and ironer; would like to go in i country for the summer. Good city reference from her lai iss ‘Call ai 1,14 Broadway, between 26th the rear, id 27h sts. "4, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION Call for two ss yak wurse; understand plain. 90% ing, Gays a ha TUATION WANTED—BY “A SMART, 81 irl. tw do cooking or general housework; iromtwortny servant und vacellent washer and Hover; will: and ol of references given. Apply at 121 mig: | tic i, Brvokiym igeity a coant SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOU! Provestant woman, as we! ly one month old; 6th ase., second Hoo HEALTHY h breast of the best of reference. Call mill ar S78 6th A SITUATION WaNTED—BY A YOUN WOMAN. “70 do the housework of small family, of 10 do chamber. sark gna, wreliingy uw gpre pied cliy relbreaee’ Gall scPt Broome st, SITUATION WANTED—BY PROTESTANT an, as good plain cook And to assist in the A young v Washing and ironing, lea urst vate baker, and Kas good city referen n-be aren for two days at 220 West ‘Both. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WONAN WISHES TO OB. tain « sity in 4 privaie family aw wattreas; tho Toughiy understandes her businexs. of cliy reference, Call for two wot 11S 24th at, between oh and 7th ave, Hoar, trout room, N URSE.—A SITUATION WANTED, BY A PROTEST ant 1s comperent 10 lake charge ¢ from its reference, irl aS nu Sirti enc Uring 1 up by han Has the best rz pr Can be seen for wo da, ‘West 20h st ECTABLE WO. in her vusiness, #4 SITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, Ag > dressmaker ina private family; one who igcarable of cutting and nting; @ German tamily prefe! ‘all for two days at 128 Bpring st, corner of Greene st, second floor. ge ATION WANTED--BY A TOUNG GIRL, TO TEND a store, Inquire for two daye ai 14 Ist ave. ANTED—A YOUNG 1 who 1s Jeft with an like ton with some Kind iamily who would give hers home with # smal! Im willing to make herself generally useful ito travel. Best of refer Address Mopetul station ©, J ANTED—A SITUATION, | BY A) RESPECTARMS young qirl, ax w aid chambermaid, with good reference from “place.” Cail for, two dagen @® 2d mv., Letween och aud dah ms, third Hour, real ream, e008, Iy tnderstande ber business, Can be seen jor Iwo 4 ware A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & sitvation rivkte family. Apply at her present ensploye hae lived for elgh monte, 70 West Hin at by & compelrnt youn, he aren tor Two dave ut 107 WaANtTED=a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO. textant git], (0 do secoud work or plain sewing amd to take care of chi od reference if req % seen for three Gaye at 16) Ciintou #t., rear bu TANTED—A SITUATION TO GO TO CALIFORNIA Idven’s wutee or lady's inaid, Dy & respectable girl. at A North Oxford at,, near Myrile av.. Brook!ya, | ris, = 278 reference. tad) wing LO Catt referen: Can et her a mie ' eat Ziet at. Wane BY A YOUNG LADY. & sroanios as saleewor been ius first Clams sore on 4 yee. "ACUrens te A RESPECTABLE saben tae paenaeee vate taratly. a os vi » between 2d aud ED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL. & SITUATION Ning tress, ina private family, Cai ag 200 fern ‘od. eeens aud op oa Wheeler & Wii & 0 dresnes iets soa bine}, willing ty Cali te Wont vein oe be tween juli iy TED—BY A 6 BEsrEcrasLs, Stu aby WOMAN, Mi J in for it room. id Vy ANTEO—A wiry crear niin, A TN | Wanrepss SITUATION, BY. 4, RBSPBCI grams man's Gest’ references, Ga for two daye at 66 King at, at, bosween Varick apd Hudson. wens SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTADIR: Moe ptynuna and seaatrons: ig tson machine. Good refere: aeO] small on or cers nies Pa sini bonny SITUATION. BY A ” RESPECTABLE irl an nurse and plain ower, OF se ‘18 the best of city reference, Cam vo ween Hi Zh av., top oor. tite Wavep-ay A REST ROTARLE YOUNG WOMAN. A situation as cook, Wash it ironer; can Inia sowing: bast of reference given from her ‘last studious Cal! fortwo days at 40 Prime at., between Myrtle av. and Jobuson st., Brooklyn, NTED--BY A RESPROTADLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation a6 Chambermaid aud fine washer or as laun- seit Ww’ dress, OF would go as cook, reine nd irower ina between the bi West 2th at, vate family. Can be seen thi and 3, at her present employ eres tbs Heat re 3 ARESPROCTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION first class laundress, or would do charberwork and fine wees: The best, of city references from her last Place. “Call at 20 East 21st at. “~~ sITUATIONS: WANTED—MALKS {A SITUATION ‘ WANTED BY A “MIDDLE ‘AGED MAN, ndoubted reputation, as runner, porter chman of a bank or vaviags ineuicution, “Unexception- able rei CF nig ty and sobriety. Address Porter, box 2.068 Post "4 BRONAUTIC. An experienced hapten Asrosant, formerly in the French army, is ete A engagement of a private or public character. fe has att the Instrumente fm the Freuch army for its militar the of By) uscounious, A note addrensed to Military Aeroualt, Bordentowu, N. J., will reoeive prompt attention. A YOUNG MAN, AGED 31, WOULD LIKE A SITUA. tion to any respectable business; also would make hin fof seneraily wsefil in any mercantile business. ‘Address 1. JH. Herald office. A® ESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN DBSIRES A SITU ation as gardener, who thoroaghly uuderstands bis bu- idiness; also the care of horses, Has reterence from his last place. No objection to the couatry. Address G, box Ma Herald office. YOUNG MAN, WHOSE EVENINGS ARK U) ployed, is desirous of taking charge of 4 #et of books or afc Feforences as to capacity, ac. Address BY. copii F. ACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN Who understands his business. Three years’ city refe- rences from his last employers, Can be secd at his present bn i agin 46 Pine at., room No. 5, or at 10 Wall st., UROPE, AUSTRALIA OR CALIFORNIA.—TO OWN. ers or captains of yessels.—A young man of business Accomplishments and @ good accountant desires @ captain's clerkship. Can, give fist vias referenoes. Address J. D., box 3,284 New York Post oflice, ROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAO.—WANTED, ‘emplyment in wholesale establishment, by # middle aged man, who, has just returned, from the Army in front; vertiser (s fudustrious and temperate, accurate and so what sequainied with dry goods aecounts; can show norable di Falmouth Wiltinmabun oat ofl, LL. gg IRST CLASS RESTAURANTS.—WANTED, A SITUA tion by a frst class cook, who thoroughly ‘understands itis business In ail ts branches, Wuere tl no Sunday Dusineas, or would act as cook and steward, full management of one of our leading restaurants for some yea Y. %., Herald ottice. ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN oF 25 years’ extensive Ce igre in all the departments rg ‘hoi perintend » farm i Leg oie Peal on Mes Taaae uired, Good cats jee sv pays, ¢ owe ni it 17th st. , to W: hited pee CLERK WANTED—A COMPETENT, WHOLE. sale order clerk, with several years experience, the Rest of references, "Address box ‘JOY ‘New York Post of D™s.° hegre WANTED—ONE FAMILIAR with etait and tion business, Apply, with efereneay nt Myrtic av., corner of Bridge «t., Brooklyn. Gaase 2. TIANDS, OLRORUSERS. COOTERS, BLACK- co kb, hn 9 seamen and boa' wanted, for shes and tongs merobaiat ‘anipa, A ey at Lis derey City for Cortiandl, opposite UARYMEN WANTED—a00D cate ABBLERS AND cir wanted at the Morth Bellorile quarriog, Steady nent an’ 1d wages will be given. af the ‘Novth iviile, New Jersey. ba QTRAW PRESSERS.—WANTED, Fi eo Leg THO. Fourhly understands eee il 4 pressing Leghora Apply iinmodiately at 201 Bcecker at, ANTRD—A COMPETENT SALESMAN, ONE WHO understands (he hoop skirt bustnoas preferred. Unex ; | ceptlonadio references required. Address box 20) Herald AMES, Agent WANIED-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR AND ko himself uselul. Apply al the - stevens How Hunters Poiut, adjoining James elip aud Th street ferry. Wane! GERMAN aim, ron CHAMBERWORK — "5 Wat ith st, ne bar a Avou. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT aistance from tne citys win esone well ‘recur wiew ed, Ply this day ron PU So closk. at OS Went Teck ne A ‘Apply between ae, geass LAUNDRESS. @ 62 Ua ANTED-—-A GIRL, IN DRESS. Thove fully onopeidae cating eheent ee Feuoes, may apply between the hd tS andl at 1 Co- junbia a ae a. ANTED—A GikL WHO te Ta ene to oaltt in wash Sop, Taman work. Apply at 92 Bast 9b ANTED—AN ENGLISH OR | Score i COOK, WHO thoroug uly undorsiande her Tho.e having the very highest reco: 7 ti between I and 12 o'¢ ~A WOMAN; A FIRST RATE WaSuen ner and Loot cook, with good relerences ve willag a obliging. ADDIY Iss fn ws Slips ANTEDTA LADY OF GOOD ALPLARANCI, Te attend a saloon, Apply ab 31635 Yow ry. bole hours of 7 and in the wings Es suria.* ANTRD—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS TRONINO ‘and at Seine Grosses, &c. Apply at 98 Duane st. NTED—A STOUT BOY, FROM 16 TO 18, W of SERS Spomlodue of riaiag and is used to t id, 116 bar ofclock A. efit oor, wovwreen bie hours dtgnsd 10 be tm MAN, AS VALET, TO GO TO AUSTRA jag tia with @ pod aio conductors, clork for 4 shi office, 3 1, two brakemeu, four girls urOpe ‘and. Galitoral one stew ‘ardess, three Porters for stores, Apply at No. 7 Obatham aquare, WA NteD—4 YOUNG MAN, SOBER AND HONRET, Wy ering a careful driver ‘and willing, as waiter, to make hiraself ul about the house. Good city references re quired: eae these none need apply. Oall at 234 West 28th st rANTED— ENT BOOKKEEPER, TO close Up a oot of beaks, aray Of valance sheet Bo. & BY, between the hours of Il and, to Harvey Spencer, voud way, up stalra, ANTED—A COOK, 70. GOTO THE COUNTRY; anderstand eae ixoning, also the care of bet- ter and milk, “Onil ub 324 between Yani ll AM ANTED—A CooK, WASHER AND [KONER IN A private family. One who fully undersauus Ler dv ties and oan come well recommended from ber inat place, may apply from 10 to 13 o'clock, at 265 West Zist ot. GOOD COOK; ONE WHO ©. Anais e bert of, West 234 st, from by Aer eat pouns, AND RESPECTABLE COLOR. woman, band and mother, Would Ike to wee a furstahed or cufurclened beens fo take charge of; vest. of ference given {rom first class families of this cliy. Cam be ween at 1,412 Broadway for two “ve ANTED—A WET NURSE FOR A te ‘TR! weeks old, Ap at 17 West sist at, Wednesday and ‘Phursday, between hours of 1 10 and 2, Pecos required. “AypIy at rene PeLy ANTED—AT VAN DYKES HOTEL, [N CATHARINE lip, two or three good waiters. ‘Nene but thane ao- With checks need apply, ANTED—A BOY IN A BROKER'S grrice. SALA. Fy firat year $75, Address box 4,76 Post oft ANTED—TO GO TO PROVIDENCE, R. I, A YOUNG Man Who understands, the reiait dry goods, business, bo be at Sweeuy’s Hove! » from 736 to 105g o'clock A.M, of Tick ‘ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, TO do-@ Hight outdoo commission business. Apply to Thos, D. Wallace, 445 Broome ét., comer of Broadway, ac- cond foor. ‘ANTED—A FEW Danone TO ASSIST IN A see ‘and to do other ‘k ona Sy stg nt place. Apply fo A.M. Henning, gardener, Castle Point, Hoboken. Waren GOOD, HONEST HALL BOYS, AT the Pierrepont _House, Brooklyn. WANTED—AT THE OYSTER HOUSE, 108 BOWERY, oystatmen ‘one who understands waiting, Apply from 10 to 12 ‘clock. ‘ANTED—TWO, moon SALeANEE IN THE DRY bit None bi Wusinest need’ apply, office, wtating w ere inet employed was ureD <A) pe i a i fy ales A “wale rd rer leecker st.’ aud way. Appi; ten o'clock A, M. i x! ‘AXTED—A MAN CAPABLE oF Satine AND Geltvering leciure upon ® panoram ot the war. cone wageswod gure pay. Apply at 181 Brondwa: , upper with fit 3,887 Post for some public or private imatitution: or would reer in & fancy or, store, or foat ing in tie ‘neatest manner), well qualified and trustworthy hyican refer to the eek, men_in the city, Ad ae ae box 213 Heraid 172 West 20th si., for one ‘OTICE.—THE UADERSIGNED, HAS FOR MORE than twelve years Lae fo 2 lates number of "| Lease A SITUATION as er ont q jt re (understands fol penile e most respeciable citizens in States ana ger Geese faithful and industriou: perfectly ceptionable io his habits. and of the honor, He is now about to visit the principal com: cities of Burope. trusted to is care © cil Tecolve prompt Please address Br- nest A. Eelaudson, P fal aad ae driver; Good city refe- ar ‘ite ate La Mi east 19th 8, proc ap for two days, aaah cl oa hae To saan JEWELLERS—WANTED. A SITUATION AS SALES. ‘Dusiness, '¥ atyoung man vest of reference ven, ‘hatrees ‘sclenman, Tox jet u LAWYERS, MERCHANTS, AGENTS, AC.—A GEN. ‘tleman of muay vears’ experionoe, who las just arrived from the old country, is destrous of an engagement, on mo- derate terms, as emploviment is, more an object than, remit neration imoniais satisfactory, Address J. J. R., box 310 Herald o 0 MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, 40. WANTED, ‘& situation as clerk, salesman, Umekeeper, &e,; or in any capacity where a generally useful man tn des! vanle, bya man of fourieen years’ experience in hw references, ‘The country Add g rat iON, IN A SOU “married nine years’ expe- 244 Canal at, ANTED—A SITUATION IN A BANKING OR com. house or in some wholesale ye a ho has had nearly six tory reference given. Ai oun bank « ist TANTRD—BY A MIDDLE AGED AMERT a siiuation in the di or wine and liquer depart: ment of a first ee — res ‘ant, clab house or billiard rooms: is perfecti raant with the fitting up ae well as the daily routine 2 ‘ie business. Address James Allen, He- rald office. WANTED SITUATION AS SALESMAN, IN THE jewelry per one thorough equainied with the buiiness.” Address box 14 Herald off wee ANTED—A SITUATION AS COAGHMAR. Mote fully coupetent and expericneed man, ne reference 10 his \aat e7 whow he tived ree years, Call at 688 Pearl Wastep—a ‘SITU. Atl \TED—A SITUATION AS PORTER. E. nd German spoken. Apply 10 J. Kernan, 165 Cedar BE GIy! EN AND SATISFAC ly Man ‘for some steady em~ n lo work ory Bares he will vss, with partioulars, Millie. 10 WiLL ANTED—BY AY YOUNG NAN (AN AMERICAN) ke the German language fluently; € situation y where lil con could lable: poonkee pin poh | refer to presen’ met * Foran frter¥iew address eever. ‘ance, box 2 emice ANTRU=A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO * German and French; nm derstanis bookkeeping by double entry, and is well acquaint. ed with the mavonery trade: be contented with (ocommente with; reference given if required, 0x 166 Hernld oftice ANTED—BY A 80) a situation ference a» to howe spe ANTED—A SITUATION, *E eeraan, who hus bad seven ye Can produce satisfactory « Herald ofice W AxTED-4 SITUATION, AS ‘COACHMAN, Bra German, who las had weve years experi- Taa'he dent of gc jons from his lexi ie Baglish « be seen at Sterling's harness 116 Broedway, for \wo days ‘AuTED—< f Srvaxi0e 5 InN a ganatte OR COM- olenale buainess. Dd; ef rence e itera | we roe whe h at tenriy ik ; eatiafaccory reference ears’ ot iven. Address T. Wm, a hie soe at tu corner 6 Bridge aad Plyinouth ste... are mal new Union Prise Stat Mat overy riting materials, ‘ul = oa worth over 8}, for omy 25. eepe: 6.0. Pri renege House ia the wore GEYT WANTED—T0, SELL OUR NEW TOM THUMB * card airy. te, containing fine stationery a: etre af the Hiltputian ‘conptebenties git of Gg gives Ce eid photographic alvum to agent. Senator for our new cIFeultT g. HASKING & CO, 36 Meckman street A ‘mn SOBER, STRADE MAN WAneep nds goac MAN, ety arine ree as fore Point Fousary, 30 Broadway, between 2 A’ snow “A SHOW CARD, wre weak A ‘A BOY WANTED aBouT =IN THE Fist MARKET, 4 ENOTOGRAPHERS ASSISTANT WANTED—AT ee Bighth avenne Cal bevorene OOK Ki -& Chit A YOUNG | MAN. 0) al Beat aap serounta, ad Bo. wanes. aL (ATELY) | OKE Oke wao cieing parveara, bor 816 on Uaived States Ping ‘De Ting | | aes ais os wig Aap) HOxe TO BOTTLE poseee ui wi ered. Apply to Taylor & Wilton: Fe) and Mi ‘Prauklis ot ae be YOUNG gay OA bg an 13 TO 16 ther pee age. who can write CS sides sore Soa ac L Judson, aura York. office, New ANTED—A YOUNG, UNMARRIED MAN. AS TRA- velles, jn a tnanufacturing business. Best references required, Address M. & Co., Herald office, or Myron NEAT. CAPABLE the entire work of aamall privaic fi dest city reference required. Apply at 6s K WANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, FOR OHAMNEE- work and wailing; good reference required, Apply at U5 Bast 1th st, ANTED —A COMPRTENT OOO, WH0 UNDER mands, Freuch covking, sud a chambermald, vise city referonces uired. from 12 io 4 o'clock. bid ve WwW ANTED—A WOMAN. TO “po Tt THE GENERAL housework of Saat rivate family, A woman wits first rate references place, with goed Wages. Apply at 102 Went 18th at. ‘ANTED—THREE GIRLS TO ATTEND A SALOOW; to suitable ones good wages and board wil! be given Apply at 26 East Housts yam a ee OR Paegrieten LADIES J xp, GENTLE. acne ness, by which any persoe swigeucay many chy; Terms very low. ap. many cit; Piya R Lae 16) Weet Broadway.” WAxTeO<A Wer NURSE, wiTH FRESH AEEAgE tween the hours of 10and 2, at 115 West Iai ot, ANTED—AN Mie PEIESORD YouNG wowan = troner, and to take a quiel lower part of the best cily reference trom ash “p 4 Soon pascmnet door of 43 West 2lst st., this morning {rom BT NURSE WANTED—FOR AN INFANT TWO weeks old: one baving lost her baby preferred. | Ap ply at room 24 Taylor’ jersey City, near the ferry. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN WHO Cxpeaecagoe how to mount cartes de visite. Apply at Johastea Bro- Pnnied ', 867 Broadway. itty ge om pemeoe WHO I8 A GOOD eg ey the: pousewerkot a Apply st 468 Pearl st, from uu, 3 DEES CaP BAKERS booger IMME- $07) Broadway, ker street; 25 "aia es fend dresmaters, ANTED,—OLERK IN AN INSURANCE OFFICE, & coll two grocery clerks and Regi once A wr situations Opes. No commission In advance. ‘Bnablianed 1886. beets Warren WHALING VOYAGES, Lo WHO haha ae business; also green hands, stout cy blacksmiths, ‘cooks end fo. 87 West at., corner of Apps 1 Deke Peat AITER WANTED —AN UNMARRIED MAN, witn beat of city recommendations, and who understand: his business thoroughly, as walter Ina BUIT4 Hast iotie ats’ Apply between 7 and evening. ANTED—A_ YOUNG MAN, A BUTCHER, AT 161 York st., Brookive.. Single man; none other need ap- An English: Peete ee ics HOLDER, | 141 For York st. ie fan ‘Tclock In Brooklyn. ANTED—A COACHMAN; ONE WHO} KNOWS 80ME- thing of gardening, to whom I wages will be Wr das soon as possible 10 te W. P. Swele, 71 NETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS WANTED— at Burnham's Furniture Manufactory, \11 Sas 113 West ith #., between tb and 6th aves. Advanoe r pre ices paid. RAUGHTSMAN WANTED.—A GOOD PRACTICAL draughtsman wanted, who is acquainted wit engine work. Address box 984 New York I York Post + pean ILE QUTTERS WANTED—BY JAMES HORNER & Co, BCU at, N.Y. Bleady employment given and TED.—IN IRs. FOR ONE ne Bt, —AN ISTANT PH ra tery, 6c pogionrass ‘TTERN MAKERS W. week of W. A. Cole, 67 Pitted att SEES IE, aM blunt, ce ¥ xe, gd SIX GTX, 200 | Hany Ar Basher MARINO ARE SS wani every best prices wi George wd road 6t., Phila- Volta, southwest corner of ay. aud delphia, wri ANTED—A LAD FROM 14 TO 17 YEARS oF AGE, to assist in @ pawnbroke:’s office ; one speaking Germ: reference required, Address, in pplicant’s ow B., Herald office. q POSITIVELY MADE ‘FROM $1 $1.—SOMETHING malig needed by every, ene. Very Maht and rtable, Agents wanted, Call and sre. or « sample sent ree by maiifor 10 cents that retails for $1, by R. L. Wok cott, No, 170 Chatham square, N. ¥._ mi pol $1 ACTUALLY MADE FROM OM $1.—THI8 18 POSt- tively the best offer ever mad oe Agents wanted ed Staten The article. will ‘com over the United mand a larger sale than any other ever offered to the pubiic, A.sampie and full particulars will be nent free ou receipt of 2Scon \dressing C. Porter, Albauy, N. Y. GOOD ENERGETIC AGENTS WANTE, D—aT THE Agents and Inventors depot. to-sell new, useful and saleable articies, indispensable to all. For vireniars and term, address; enclosing siamp or call on Rive & Co, (re- moved to 3 row.) A NICE GERMAN GIRL ‘WANTED: AS NURSE IN, A small American family, to jarge of two litte girls and 7 years ol at so ‘he a. good eearnstrena; good references required, ae 38 dtuav., room No, 22. between § and 7 ie cloak’ ny the evening. LL PI PRIVATE FAMILIES, HOTELS AND BOARD. Jog houses furnished wiih good servants. city or coun. try. Wanted. a number of be 9 dan waitresses, cham. cooks, Washers and Yor housework, st the Servanwe Tnstivuie, 169 Grand street, HELP WANTED—FEMALUS. PIANO MAKER ‘and a tiy dui ‘38th at, veiwoen ‘and ‘ANTED—A FEW JOURNEYMEN COMB MAKERS, who Be nacrean ‘Snisbing and mending, by ¥. Mompes WANTED, TWO PINTS RS chest prices pald at No. 245 West Wo. ENGRAVER WANTED -PRETERENCE, GIVEN 10 one Who writes ® good hand and can make me- chanical drawings and draw on wood, Address, with terms 798 New ¥ York Post ofice, Ts cana RIVETERS AND FITTERS WANTED. Apply to Merritt & Emorso 64 Cortlands atreet, ANTED—ONE STONE AND BRICK MASON, THREE orproar carpenters) none bet ‘first class men peed apply to Mr. N. B. Lane, 90 Broad st. ANTED—TWO GOOD MACHINISTS, ON LATHE work; aleo two boys, who understand the business, Apply at Brady's, 39 Greene st. Woteeoan. FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER, TO take charge of the chemical soon ¢ of a galiory i in this city. None bats competent person ne box 2,399 Sonea N. Y., giving name and ‘where ‘an Inlerview eam Wrane ae THE SOUTH BROOKLYN STEAM EN- ‘gine and Boiler Works, corner of Imlay and Summit ts, near Hamilton avenue, 50 bolier makers and fitters: up; atso 20 machinists. Wages liberal. ANTED—TEN GOOD TAILORS ON FINE WoRK; ‘Wberal prices paid. Applica‘ions received to-day from 10 to 12 A. M. by Mr. Amerman, 58 Read AT THE LARGE, LIRST CLASS SERVANTS. INSTI. tne, corner of Eleventh street enue, fc Puce and good servants to auit all; German, Engi, vi Protestants, civil and eapadle f girie tg TESTANT nt and sew: «ity refe- y thie day. bewween 10 8S NURSE Seeaaue he "treo eek gies Beret reatbea Ap Fence tron and 1. at 36 West Ai au GIRL WANTED—FOR GENERAL vo! a ; German preferred. Apply, with city reference, OOK WANTED —ANY PERSO caperignced cook who will seis in washin, ing in 9 small py fasaily, if well recommendes Stan excellent pe ‘With good wages by sy etarciaing ves i Post office, NUree, AND 6BAMSTRESS. TE ee seamnetrese, whe will also, take care of cl m See on ua aman. dest recom: London Wednesday, before ! ‘ URSE SWARTED—A YOUNG WOMAN. TO TAK en jonths old. Apply this morning at WINDERS WANTED ay ; JOHN works, 423 and 425 pat ath x sis, ws ‘ANTED—ONE BRASS TURNER; ONE ‘USED 70 Sowene work preferred. Apply to J. F. Sailivan, 276 Wass gars \thye dh BLACKSMITH, To inom an apprentice at the Se the nas been gu. rd Bact! ‘Sth at. atthe oF LLB “FRANCAISE, av SStraner soe ‘a res bonnes recom: UNR BONNE pascal = eave, de dix heures. jenqe’ 4 RANCIS BUTLER, sare HAS ALL TR gen fee a ane ee mt Bauer's new work Si. Dourded.” waived, ae. Meds: eines for all ecaues, J R SALE=A PIKE BULL TERRIER Peree ee purest breed, the bandsomest aud beat an 3D Mulberry street, second feor v. UT 5 Sunt eae ARTED orm EA, Pk shales we plasty pee Scat ho Chamber SALB—A i FOOT ROW BOAT, CLINKE R BUILT, inh row owks te@ jn the best and most stantial manner by Wm. Byles, of Greenpoint, is xo re or vont; 1 hw used ~ - ry i Apply to y ANTED=A oe. PROTESTAND RSB, TO ener ma TA a about & wt Oe oun’ . “ POUR reference, ot No. 9 im n betirace "unten twemty months old. To any one wanting such owogrophie Galler), corner Cortanét and Ore AXTED—A, & wee, F wine. Rn rons, Ry 4 , ae reat, “Wes Lt CY Fow! PIGEONS FoR eiticosess oy eral ta Mecdougal ste apoy renee, Are ‘Sret door dear i Stine, anzeD ee orn, TO DO GEN RAL HOUSEWORK ; rate washer and ironer and « aot, att wall foray’ need apply at 37 Hunter, near HOTEL, ANTED<IN THE «TH av. WARE Tak ee Po ses ook vem anges, ieee case, sresetee 06, | ieee tena Sak a Apply Voimedintely aero Broadway. amie : Eh A Mi oo rom ONE THAT WASTED SAT NEW, BRIGHTON, STATEX ISL-4%D, vom titoia Lie uust ut Gi re of aot with and eas batier if re |. Good Weaueatay Ses (eon 10 ands Otek ASTED—A FIRT RATR PROTESTANT COOK, WITH wort ty crcomunens Apply from 1 to 12 o'clock ‘at 10 Washington sq) who THOROUGHLY ONDER. —— ag tees 3 COOK, nde hee Wieingan and la willing io o the Ee pda te | aa KUNG, wo were uM ference Erie ese Tae Wes inn a or © Wt cae ee kat pam ear ida beurtetsenat eee mate Tae givers Bol over (wom. i | yyanrm« YouNe GERMAN 4 AS Winst onid ‘clags Inuadreas amd cum! ; one a aad le Hands her business and is wot afi re eee aon, core sai gia vinee, 1h st. be CMOntR ACuntie Oteotads