The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1865, Page 3

NEW XORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1865. 90 tons spotter, Ts. 6d. ; 60 Petara ‘To London, 1,200 ie Hi ness 18 rej follows 12,000 Ro Grande ‘were sold before arrival. 2,000 forwarded to Europe for aged Mexicans, at ss ere a a 13/56: cash. eel of Ris Cage 100 bales Calcutta the cows brought ‘2ae:, cash. The sales for week ‘amount to as follows:. $000, Bo enoe: part cs NE a 18; 6,000, Rio a8 to ar- ul Lines n0co, mnths ; Troob “moxtead ‘at suction, 1160. aid on 500 Bienen California, ,at Yo.» gold; 3,100-slaughter ox, c, &9%<c., cash, ‘ATuER.—The market for pep Bey | More active, a number of deal: ‘baven ark {9 Orm. The, supply of. » supply grime iduther ite In extent. ee aro unaltered. ee eaeaaeaae eel rales. Loxser.—75, Liman we ote sates oF 380 O00 at 99455, Motasses was quiet, with sales of 70 bhda, at 58c. 0 20¢, Navat Wa qudte:— Tur, Was tr pee Tpitch, $8.2" $9 per bo: ci a No. nee rit staan at oa cig Be; pia peo 3 6 af $1 80° per £ wold at the above prices. ta bet) aL: do. tar Rag*.—We quote:— White city, 10%40. & 11% 0); ¢an- vas, country 100. a Te. ; seconds, mized, sales of Calouta 1 iinsecd on private ‘Tzs.—The market was a shade firmer and full Le ‘Were realized for 6,500 packages greens, Oolongs and aR.—The market was but holders were Ri peare Saas Ae. fe note sales of 90,000 Iba. grease at 123<c. oh ‘was dull, with sales of 70,000 Ibs. at 10Xc. a i payed Lah rie excep 18 a8 in seed re ey of yack there Paovisions.—Rece!p He, Dole pork, 223 fob beef, 168 meckasss, cut meats, 1! ‘The pork market has Rot recovered from the foth by abecond- pes of the large operator Prevangy alluded to. On the (rary, the depression to-day was though i demprai. opis were Thy forth couled. ah is hardlp ob abe thee th decli ply oiled, a8 © large decline can ‘b recovered this A The sales a 6,000 bbis., new moss, closing at q ean, $23 a $23 25, prime $18, and prime mess. $18 60 a $18 75. Beef re- mained dull and maple but. oe were thesame. The sales were 100 Dols, at $10 ay we ioeint Cte Beef hams were a with small sales, Bacon ‘was dull aud ‘prices Prices.were nominal. Cut meats were steady, with a moderate demand, and sales of 260 packages were made at lic. a 140. for ‘shoulders and 16c. 260. for Lams; alao 10,000 Ibs. bellies, in bulk at 14 fc. » Land waa dull heavy, "7 ny and atmoat,notainal pinesale cages at from 0, 0. r = ane fiaabe aie for Western, and 280, a 350. for State. Wausner wan quiet, with esi ee of 100 bbls, Western was with sales at 8202.0 $2 03 Base Ball. EW YORK V8. BROOKLYN—A LIVBLY CONTBST— | ACTIVE V8. REGOLUTE—NEW YORE VIOTORI- OUB, BTC. ‘The Active Club, one of the most promising of our separ organizations, on Saturday visited the Union Grounds, Williamsburg, to engage in a match with iar Resolute Club of Brooklyn; and in view of the ‘that both clubs had recently exhibited a considerable Gogree Of skill in thefr games’ with the Newark and Ainletic clubs, great interest was takon In the match, a farge concourse of spectators ‘assembled on and bround the ground, the high @losure affording outsiders a good view of the proceedings. Both clubs were well represented on the occasion, but the Actives had the strongest team of the two, the Resolute Being minus the services of their ‘catcher and frst base player The contest opened favorably for the Actives, their score at the close of the second innings The Resolute, however afterwards made s ‘wpponenta’ scores—the totals at the close of the third tunings being 9 to 10. In their fourth innings the ‘Actives batted brilliantly to the tune of twelve ru: ihe poston a ed lead. With a view the Resolutes in seen ae pitch position, the ne resuag a ina Sat 9 vernent in their chances of, Two of the seat rounds, oO. 8. 24 2°38 1 4 28 es ros 4 #6 Teal. 37 6 Scorers— game, Biy catches made—Active, 10; Resolute, 13. ‘The Roxbury Tragedy. munidated to the Boston Traveller] all as bewee er innocent, are liable to be arrested for of which are not guilty. This isone of the evils of a government of laws, for the poepenery ‘a life and property. When the innocent arrested on suspicion, the utmost publicity should be to the facts, ay.whtch their inn ce ia estab- fi epond a doubt, since the law allows them no eo Thomas Ainsley, of this city, was arrested last ‘on suspicion of of on he murdered the two m at Jamaica ie revious Mond: Mw! = oo mn eee cee job in Re a ccailaie the afternoon street, wroceeded te Roxbury, and completed and then to ary, comp! the ting to be done at the house in Warren street, ‘and immediately after returned to Boston. Ashe was ‘walking home with a paint pot ip one hand and a bunch py oe ba edie eee hy met by a person from thie oy, near # piece of w the fact of the mde baa became sry! anda he ‘ward for the this person, as I ‘am informed, who saw ihe. honest ‘painter returnin; from the country, int pot and a bunch pert ag close of "a work, suspecting that ao be tho murderer, having met him near a plece of woods, three miles from the place where the get were murdered, informs the police, and they, with. bi arrest him while at work in Qui charge ‘him ‘with, the. Borrible erimse ot his double er, Bo — Poy har med was Mr. Ainsley for such rty jon, and so completely overwhelmed was he accusat) } ay feoling of disgrace whi Monday. Nor did he recover his consciousness Tea ‘this point until the after his who: ain iia on to he ‘work on the fats! Sion made toy th the genome who bad emp! a through har ‘at the station (th: had empior. not Stak ei Ae asa recovered hig one Pe tabaten account of his ‘Joings almost pop! releasod from ar. ® prisoner for more than twenty-four er aa fr +4 of his family, and sequence of such an ar- out the land, will excite the pene. hits Mende oT Perath and justice. The least that ‘ive the widest publicity to the faete his he ean ire Innocénce. hat those having charge of our police Soh be ba little cautious before they au- epee aap for ® foul murder, without a8 om “of Foundation of suspicion a ee his business all murder sbou pepe nl he We mileg of bib? erize much Terrible Senetane Lake fe nee y and Houston street, this (Monday) The formate which mweyt over Lake Maret, in the 10- ‘ca —On Saturday; Jans 24, om cally, of Poi “an seugbier of oma abd tb A. Colgan, aged Seosel caplaine whe eneseucsted it ke the most riolaut |” Rclatives and friends are stepoctfully to attend rienced for years, Buchwas. the Datong ceedk wean ek coeeeer Benokinal take peasy) of ite character that withia ‘the brief space of Oxford street, near Park avenue, Brooklyn, this Saltntes, acd wiahahtony siotals tanning o€ ie appronch, afternoon, at half-past two o’clock. vessels within reach of its fury were instantly Comey ani nian meraing, Sane 3, Vales 200, light spare, tophampers and a greater portion of | Only child of Harrison and Susan Curry, aged 1 year, their canvass, potwithetanding the had | months and 8 days. been carried out im taking most of Som and getting hier li Hee hy A arly Hdd & yeached have Yesterday morning! frovoloc, Rom ihe tetence ths parents, 204 bast a condition. mtru di about cack 0, the ‘evening, fd [aon tie Gaon. On Ealariay, morning, Jane 9, after brief top exllantaiest sad foretoptonat with’ he yards and | Funeral particulars ih the evening and to-morrow’s pa- # it E ‘i it ij F =f if eS aed Arrivals and Departures o: ARRIVALS. eT RAST es ep q a re ot im {Geo ati ‘wife, M ‘om Me) ae R = F Brooks nd e} ndcbis, x ind ie A earce, 1, a ah wife and Wright, J Gill" Patrick, eon; Near, J Fair. Nichia, 3 Hance: Winsloy cl Ee age x Tagiog sn fe, daughter, ait Hosa and wiles ave bert Bd 'Heluwell, Geo congo Brute Bae Nate Thom: ri a ‘MA cadmus ond daughter, ¥ B Dunn, tre LW Taras, 8 Chureh, W,Conrad, NeW Dallin James one, ham, Dr OA Wright, Gliner J Fleicher, A MEN ble, Miss L Etownnend tx Barong, HA Wallace, Mies T arate ay BK Jou ae w sud wife ae 8 - van arse Is 4 faa Mince cries Pd = rs Arnold, pty ts fo daugh er and cb Waitt, ‘Mise Hersisr3 32 JM ‘awkina rt achild a Ww porter, 4 Meriso—Edward Everett, George D hy eee Re George Heibolt, BF 6 ‘Alexander Lina, John Hedy Mu feed sin inthe ste in the steerage. Wm Grex, lady, te me a sabe R Watson and J pleas ar oe ferrin, eens oes wiareth—snd eighteen zw Onteans—Steamship auaaataeete ater Dowalag. se obertaon. ton, hildreti and servant! Mrs Calvert, Mise Mrs Ferdig and child, Mrs Tam lady, wr ts BM Ree 3 J Mullen, ord, J McHugh, iady: facyand it and son; essere Paudel pa 0 NP Sips rea Diam, ra S Mount, F Mi fer ae ppdon— Win c ee BF ati ‘Mrs Dr pero ap de ve miei itike, pCa, Ri ‘vite, eae eae eee Hyde and iskton 8 2 Groen’ and wife nite, DFe ero Ba Ayar tad wife, @ i, Wine Kate eee alive Ler petl tt st ney, J dee gan, Sarauel Dows, Mies Benin ing ager M Anirema, Wan dae od wifes Wan Grant and two,e a auet Bradley, Mrs Gale, ad McNam' fe Fast chill; in Stout fv ar, mi oe Wt eae LA a Rate bt eae meres oa jacob and three children, Mrs Letida C Har- Healata atl. area Mesa srs Gata | Frans vere og tetas Nos Aaatie intl teaver: | os ne: ite eee, aia 7 (iia trout wor bora Phar Kohne oiners in seaman 3 eee inothy G Allyn, RH Ar. mT ndar—Ainothy @ Allyn, Hel Bi prodees, # Bat Petreres ai Cc C Prem J ie oe ya Meant, Sheridan, Dr Keay Gide nt q eneres DB yacnson, J, ‘Fleming i Dennen Fa Bro mand 16 i ee MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. A Ra Thursday, June by the Rey. B. B. Ridgeway, Jaume Eowanro Astex to Amy Busasera daughter of the late Charles Smith, of New Bruns- wlek, J. No ‘wiLEY—Gatvcena.—On rage 4 Juno ie by Rev. G. p Boardman of Philadeiphia,N. Krust, of 8a Francisco, California, to Netue J., youngest daughter of Martin Galusha, Esq., Ropazes—Txomrsox.—On Saturday, June 24, in the Sor alot rn wenth f whned ‘and Fifth ‘avenue, MURL Rovcens, Eeq., to a atonden ghter iter of Major thom peon, Kaeq,, botli of Alter the marriage ceremmoey Phe happy couple jed on board the steamship City of London, bound ir oe Barope, where they intend to spend the summer monthe. Died Brovew.—On Saturday, June 24, Wiiuam Barovos, in the 47th year of his age. The funeral will take place thsi (Monday) afternoon, at half-past two o’clock, from the Methodist church om Greene atret, between Broome and Spring. Friends are —— Ty coy and 5 Staifor: ngland) papers please copy, B ‘ City, on Sunday morning, June 26, in the 66th year yoar of his age. @ place this (Monday) afternoon, at Looe a after a lingering iilness, yeni seqnstntansen of the family are re- epectfully invited to autend the funeral, from her late residence, 28 Furman street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday after- Avrany W. Bursa The funeral will half-past one o'clock. Byaxes,—On Sunday ‘noon, at hal two o'clock. Hor ng) will ML ed in- terred in th of the amar Crone, F' att on a City, N. J., on Scr or event daughter of John, "B. and Jani ker, in June thet tt eat of her The relatives ‘and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of her parente, No. 68 Sussex street, ‘Jersey Cty. The remains will be taken to Armenia, — any fee esrhene, howe ews anda: une ), Resroca, widow Charles F. Cummings, ia the Bath year of her age. oe ny this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock from lence of her son, Thomas 8,, at 106 East faity tavitoat street. Friends of the family ‘are respect- Cour. —In this cit; Cou, aged 40 i on Satarday, Jone 24, James ©, The relative ind friends are reepectfuily invited to attend the Funeral nervices. at Mt. ‘Thomas’ churh core are he nine o’ ag pyr ey real morning, at ball pest |e ee me ee third street, ‘and thenoe to Bt. burch, Street, where a solemn requiem will be cel Fra: .—On Sunday morning, 25, Guonas H. The relatives and friends of the family are tavited to ation the funeral frou bie Inte realdeace O83 at three o'clock. ‘Twenty. N. Y., at twelve o' Sane to the ererereans, metcry for interment. RL108s —In Brook'yn, on evening, tees Henman Gaxiices, pastor of the German Evan: seal ical oe ine the 50th at food of his age. and all the friends, ease of the T. po Eliza Mc The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her ae a 73 petal rare this (Monday) Pooper 3 40’! kRRiNG,—On Saturday, June wale aan infant gon of Willan Av aad Elizabeth "A. Herring, aged months. The funeral will take place from the residence of the parents, No, 225 West Fiftieth street, this (Monday) morn- a mre At TOLOR N. J., on Friday evening, June 23, (gins. —At Totowa, on evening, June Se and severe ‘suffering, Sanag P., wife of William “Her ren remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemete: and wil! arrive at foot of Chambers strect, New York, tte (Monday) afternoon, at one 0’ where friends are in- Tse oateg Stee umn jease copy. Hoxt.—On Saturday eveni ‘une He Joan oor xed 69 years, a native of Frankfort, Kings county, re athe friends and relatives of the family, and of his brother-in-law, Thomas Loury, are Feapecttully Invited to attend the funeral, this (Mon as half-past ‘two o'clock, from ‘his late res sie Thi avenue, be- tweon Fifty-ninth and Siztieth streets, His remains will be iuterred in Spiess Cemetery. ‘Hata. Fey frosty iliness, Micuar, Hatw, aged 47 yours ani The pane Sie take ag this (Monday) afternoon, at peat o'clock, pages Houston street: The friends and relatives, also the brethren of Harmony Lodge, N 199, F. and A. M., and the Independent Butchers’ ‘Guard, are respectfully invited to attend. Histomay 08 Sunday, June 25, Fraymz Hetussn, ‘The Uke and friends of the family are prespecetally invited to attend the funeral, on bie de noon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 22 Forsyth Btreot. Kueivs.—On Saturday, June 24, Connan Kuuine, aged bas far relatives and friends are respectfully EG to tend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at , Wo. 11 Yell at atre as o'clock, from his late le enibers of Company G, Fifth regiment, are 5 at the residence of Captain C. D, ze" to alee senorctock: he Ae in eee ‘s oan with Seeatictay — Sunday morning, eaper, 25, at haar | Ba ter past eleven o’clock, Kuxworray, widow of ee Kenwmethy, of Philadelphia, aged 62 years and 6 months. ‘The friends of the family, and those of her son, Thos Cc. Repworhy, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the gee netics No, 200 Sixt! e- nue, on ine tbo if-past one o'clock, The wate abo taken’ wo juount Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, for tnterment. Philadelphia and Liverpool (England) papers please be .—On Faiaring, June 24, suddenly, Many Anns, cae ‘of James mane of this city. The relatives and friends aro etfully invited to attend the funeral, from 14 East Sixtecnih street, on Tuesday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, —On June 26, at 837 First avenue, Wiutuan J, the beloved son of James and Bridget Mac ine, aged O'months and 14 days. of the funeral will be pes in Tuesday's Nope come Sunday, June 26, Mary Jaye My! t months and ‘o days, daughter of Jeremi The in se of the family, and those of her uncles, Joha, Michacl and Thomas Ca: are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, this isreey) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, from her Tesidence, No. 102 ne Cedar atrect. O'Rxuty.—On ra oye ns 24, at the residence of his peeysir ne yn irs Wm. E. Bixth avenue, Wit- LLY, ‘The fantral will take ay from St, Francis Xavier's church on Tuesday morning, at nine o'clock. The rela- tives and friends of the family are invited to attend. —In Brooklyn, om Saturday bra June 24, of inflammation of the brain, ALognxon 8. J., Jeune son of Orville and Victoria Oddie, aged 3 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his father, wo hye Fg Place, this (Monday) afternoon até oe —On Stara June 24, Mary A., wife of A W. Ove ‘lingering Wliness. in the 26th oth friends of the family are respectful: poop KS Tate’ yesigance, 262 W rah "inason, X.Y, and Orange Sunday, Ee loved son of John end Ailie Powers, aged @ years and 6 beso eel y dear, ribs in of tes Test, happy i hood. ingot ep a me. pas now thoee days have all gone And we are heres alone; sd Ob, how we wish tbat thou wert nig! ‘To cheer our lonesome home. respecttllp: tured io. atted ibe fouera,” Gon the in to ati ‘ul 10 residence of his perent t2 19 pear. at this half-past one o'clock. re- mnday) afternoon, at cor whi be interred in Calvary Repuorp,—On Sunday, June 26, ‘Bua daughter of William J, ana Sarab Aun Redmond, aged months. The funeral will take place from the residence of ber oo “% Eldridge street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'cloc! Stoxms. —On ring evening, June No. 14 toma C830 om, James needa years, The frione ae relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Thomas’ chureh, londay) afterneon, at tires o'clock, without further ‘Scao.es.—On Saturday, June 24, of congestion of the q Ouvia T., relict of the late Wm. Scholes. "The relatives and friends egy ‘aaah are invited to haif-past attend the funeral, this one o'clock, from No. int Sixth Fa _ i romaing at his residen: son of the ato bye’ interred > Greenwood oon eee re wor. —On turday, june }RIDGET native of the parish of Hiitacarbet, county Monaghan, Treiand, in the 74th aero gy ~ The friends and relatives of the family, and also those of her son-in-law, Patrick Keare, are requested to attend the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the teetdenes of her son-in-law, Patrick Kenre, '184 East Thirty-fifth street. hous to fo cousral housework, man Inatiiute, 17Stanton et, near PROTESTANT WOMAN Wistar 7 a SITUATION As A lady's maid, in a family about to rope, references,’ Te at prosent in the oftmtey. Aa £ + Homer, Cortland county, N. ae 0 the eat ot alt reference. and ‘2th ate, baad SSC ho he eta Su a 7 Serene eee ma gant wants A A pry, ‘TION “ r pa qhing reference, Can ‘of fatally sow! gar ry 192 7th av., Derdoen Me rete es hun av. bear ITUATION WANTEDCBY | AN dh cahanelene adicenle: sty WOMAN WISHES A nurse; Horttary, Tatynt take Aum from sua birth an infant an ce as oF any reference. at prefered ara a Feereor ante ina a WA x Py te Le As be seen AM at her preeo resent emp! ', 110 Tio Woav-asth at ron od em ns -_T_. TION WANTED—BY A HEAD L COOK, seed siees Gar ores ey ff a } aa of aadrenn fortwo daye 39 Weal ISth ot seer Boor, a reas Rete on, eae AS satiate i arse a J at 325 ‘tb at, SAE Soni ten Ook room. WISHES A SITU, FREN re: st Sp plain sewing Apply st ib} West YOUNG WOMAN WISHES ATION TOW. ae Papeete erescaanls cae ae ag ay. ID WOMAN WISHES A own ‘or one after oe this week at 686 5d a1 re Sommer oe ze Soar aeee en AS ais N ‘Qhaveat tad ¥ A QOMPETENT Alice eee ced ite PAC at A SITUA- Bro ste Rash abe fortwo dam CET cate he ee TRAERCTABLS. 1 YOUNG WOMAN ware A SITUA- cook and to assist in washing, in vate ly 8 y.. Bost jeat of city reference. Gan be seen for two at RESPROTABLE JOUNG WOMAN BS A SITU. jection ton te . ene Barty at ber BLIGING hens (Welty ex conatry: to 6 good ald SEA, rnin want sod ce iy at site por do ‘WANTED IN A SMALL bray tf BYA tebe , weman; is a good w a oi I lroners Gan ve seentfor ture days oh 3 2 eereat ts oes Wil secopd Soor. YOUNG MAN a tert Nyt TION AS SITUATION WANTED—AS FIRST CLASS COOK; ratands all kinds of meats 20 ode fpr oe boarding house o* hotel; city iyreterence. ‘Gall at 24 ay., near 24th et., py rapa fib Perm gsr A RBSPECTABLE, washer and —— mould to The hotsewore of a tinal thon “i goa shar dstanas 1a the country. Call ACTIVE YOUNG one. WANTS a STEADY, ait understands her oy ber method oor cali much after the style; has city reference. Call for two days at 102 West 28th guanmorany YOUNG — WANTS A SITUA- tion as cham! ‘and laundress; good city refe- Fence. Call at 409 West 42d st., frst floor. YOUNG — WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM- bermaid and seamstress or hare and fin A RESPECTABLE FOUne: WOMAN WISHES A SITU. as isa good. cook, and is willing to assist in the aged ‘and ironing; has the best olty reference. Call for two ayes ac J1B West bth at, between 6th and 7th avs., 1b he RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN 4 private family to do general housework; 1.as no objec- 0 Pa fa abe oon aaa, dhe beat of ly 19th at, between fband 1th opel fo for two days at 813 PROFESSED COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN A private family; would go a short distance in the country; To wasting. “Cau ‘he seen for two daye at her present gua ployer's, 27 West 38d st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 SITU- A Ation as wet nurse, with a fresh breast of milk, who lot her own baby: has no objection to goin the coun- try. Can be seen untill suited at ITUATION WANTED—BY (A RESPEOTABLE GIRL, ‘au chambermaid and seamstress, Can be seen for two Gaye at 3514 Greenwich av. SITUATION WANTED—AS WET NURSE, BY A YOUNG ‘married woman; good reference. Call for two days at Biz Woat Min boureon fxand tin gra, "TT" © TTCATION A mt A, RESPECTABLE YOUNG mi ‘or to do general housework ins j heat city reference. Can be ween at 89 ‘ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED WoO. nurse; is fully competent to take the entire Harragt ne make herself Borgen tens useful; no or wou! mc for two days at ety ‘Atlantic objection in the coun: work fora shoal! family. st., near Hoyt, Brooklyn. WAXTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion to cook, wash and iron, and to do housework, io small wav om family; good reference. Can be seen at I: A BITUATION AS rina table fainily, or tending store; iven. “Thaulte ata? Eldridge mt. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A young girl, 1 do general housework in small private family: noobjection to goa short distance she understands ber business perf Bestigreterences’ Call nt 09 West Sus at and 7th ava, for two days. ANTED—4 SITUATION, , BY A | COMPETENT ng girl, as cook; she un nds ber business per- 1; ference. —— A GERMAN GIRL, A bousekec; between fectly’ ‘wel ae the ve best city and country Call at 73 West 30th at., between 6th and 7th avs., in the rear, for two days. ANTED.—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT aIT- uation®; one as cook, washer and irongr, the other as chambermald and waitress, 10 short distance in the vod cisy references, Call ‘for ove day at 10 North young married woman; two daye niS87 West 27th st, between ‘uh and 10th =| oe LagRy Y DISCH. ip an un are Feared, ioe EOARY, WITH FIRST CLASS 2 nei ee BARTENDER WANTS 4 SITUATION TN THE ABOVE a a Hoan who Woreughiy Ww. ue A soure mas sot eee rich oe een y range iva, Neve | Sear way SreanR ae ST Hag PHOTOGRAPHERS.—A SITUATION WANTED AS oO} OE in a fret or ow. _ vp! meno! p getevences: ‘sample of ear jundy, Middletown, Conn. feral crt) te Wess kong aetna WANTED A SITUATION IN THR CoONrRY FOR 4 dress Mr Geo, D: Wieeburn, Of Spring at” * tee Af COACH MAN INA Wares “ng ghee had city Datorense. Gall SSeS HELP WANTED—FEMALES. TED—TO 1 DO THE GENERAL HOUSE- ae Oks Tam a of four persons. Apply at 803 West QDOOKEAM‘S. (ti OTH AV —WANTED | IMME. cooks and other cooks, lanndre Sambora as ng Fees, seamatreases, house- Tor petra peivate fasnilion, hotels, }, Irish, Bootch, fa op nl OF SMART, COMPETENT GIRLS res eae diately for good situations, in city and Gountry, At highest wages, Protestant and others of all na- nt s. Wesley'e Select Emplayment un 1 wie. ween Wii and iftu sta, “Smart HE colored LL GIRL WITH GOOD RECOMMENDATIONS, herpes | in first class familis summer Bouses cs and hot wages, oan see employers and immediately ity avoiving ‘at Employment House, 138 Ii St, corner of A Ba face te, peacotar, MAT Rzs earn; ble, work’ Vt Taught painting fros. SPA wore Oi Babies Broa oom 1 CAN, GIRL@ | WANTED EXPERIENCED i AMvfitresess; also. head laundry. National Hotel, No. 5 \Gortinndt at 3 LADY HAVING 4 KNOWLEDGE OF THE CLEAN- ig and dyeing Business, and desirous of a permanent Situation inan clty, may obtain the same b; ae plying at 480 Broome st, conney'Broxdway. “i LO. Mingand ronings alvo.s Vice giet tor easist and Tut wi ; assist and run errands; af 196 BigeckS? ats near iar, Diners a0 RS WANT] FINISH) mers., id Apply to Mra. McEtroy, 743 ara SILK WINDERS | WANTED —DEXTER, LAM- dert & Co., ail factory, Leuox at., Boston, Mass. aVERAL cys aleon pore Pipher! od he eae Immediately. take entire charge of Sater het Yee wring Hiperionced Bands Gay tosy og aden deat Fst pinee., ‘and mantilla house. Inquire for three days on rst floor, 182 Church st,, trom 10 10 12.4, M. ‘ANTED-A | FOREWOMAN | TO SUPRRINTEND thirty gts n trimming fancy atraw and felt hata: fae. one hour from New Yorl as, stat sallsy’expecied ‘and retegences, bor S014 Now York "Fost ‘W4YT2D-A GIRL, FOR, GENERAL HOUSEWORK good reference, “Apply at 62 Atatly ot, between 9 aud d Ww. \NTED—A GOOD COOK WHO UNDERST. poe mal(Mahing, and Lroning well. Apply after 10 A. Wire GI h at. between WA NTEDKA RESPECT, GIRL, 70 COOK, WASH AE fy reference on. Apply Detmben 18 and ia A wade take charge of RS AND TRIM. roadway, opposite lib HH AND IRON, TO COOK, Call wt 215 Week rally ussful. el i, “ANTRD—A PROTESTANT GIRL, AS goog, aN Jaundress; must have good city references, 178 Bast 16th ot. ‘pear 3d av. Wainy at tor ape FoR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. WARIED=A GENTREL GIRL TO, ATTRN AUraarant, Appt at No, Sep ot CORN TAN TINES ‘ANTED—. ar GIRL, FOR GENERAL housewo! a first A ae er and ironer; plain cook; city ots requ Call for two days st 215 Garden st. a, Warten FIRST CLAS® COOK, WHO UNDER Shorcaghly. Apply at 63 University Place, between iii asd Wierda a Hk = bh Redan f DESIRES A chambermaid and plain ae o- 3 objec- on to 40 ie ahr. distance in Bed in ytiia dar, oF | from 10 013 0 valook ‘at her preset WANTED BE 4 PROTESTANT WOMAN, WITH A tte girl nin years old; a situation ax (good plain cooks, or to do general work; Ina and ironer and bakers we objections ogo in the country. Good from her last place. ‘West Boh ot, Deiween Teh and Bib ava. eD '¥ Labd BRSPROTABLE, JOuNe Wome, situations: rat clas cool to A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, ne given. ne wet murve: the best of refer Apply for for two anye as 1g9 We ty SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO do general powsowerk; bo objection toe Ghort gisdance in the cou! Can be seen for two days at 7 between Gh aud 7th ave, ee aK ry th ental seferonent, wr sttiation 1a if sya analy Gp bon pases bere rs Weir, SITUATION BY A ba) typhi wo- would . Call at Apa = ‘wash and tron, or to do general ee T few taites i the ef Ca she ween for two daye at 108 West loth st. in the atore. PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, W22'iedon atiatindreas or chamber 1» ourd: ‘ ‘ot private family’ ection do house. weeks he ina the beat of city Veterence. Call at 288 $24 st, neat Bun'at., for two days. WAXTED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A, SITU ning mall eral family to do, orto and tne o wnahl pg. a Chariton at, in the rear, first floor. ws iTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ‘a situation as wet nurse, Call at Wire es A ttl IN LM cae at Invalid Indy. or te aaniet tn henteekeoping: fe an a a exeale inv a u sermantrens,’ ‘Addroan Str. M., 198 Weet st, or call per- sonally, for one week. WAP Re, A PROTESTANT. WOMAN, A 81’ tion ne nurse: ia capable of tnking the entire ehs horge an infant. Good reterence. Call for wo days s! 7th st., oar Beh av, WAstep-a SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN PRO- ‘as infant's nurse; is fully competent rant from {ts birth no objection 9 go mtry sak the best of city refe ried WOMAN, to take charg a short distance rence. Call at TANTRA SITUATION, AEST ROTADLE = pry cael wash ‘k and wi in SueamaNae yer os sry atin Wee tween 61h and 7th are, BY ESPECTABLE ry WOMAN, wi wae ak el it nurse. Apply at = near iot ove ee Cy ee ite M4, yeane Lae ieae h ify tr, be a, (WHO SPEAKS prExc good accountant, desires em. Ne ale or ait geen | dotug an business, Address U., tation © i) MAN, EXPRNIENC ‘Ayana varon activ TN ALL BRANCLER® a coed farm. Inquire NURSE WITH Fr Hispiial 96h ot, wal Wr poaee wart ibe Belevoe hig 19, this morning, ot tite O'elock. WwW NTED—A D! : ONE THAT CAN MAKE a Nisabeleee a Re ce ae 17 7th av., between Zlat and 234 ste, ue. 18 W tilling gos short faa saa Nhe country Those Fens, Mr between W0 and id Pe aie ai ee ae i ‘Sd av., between er., me mula; bots SE: rts ae ‘chambermaid cient 2 pear Pyro aa rey ess ot stand her ‘Apply at Wa RTs Broan Ceanasan tore 4-8 BRACE GRECIAN CURLS $4, AT M ae ‘. rack 8 ladies bair establish Besoxeurrn, 7 TO TAKE HARGE OF FIRST FIR One who understands the business thorough employment aad food’ wages at Webaslian & Baal’, INVELOPE CUTTER WANTED.—A GOOD, RELIABLE man can have s parmanent situation and steady work. Apply at 166 Pearl st. ITHOGRAPHER.—WANTED, A FIRST OLASS rtraite and 8., care of eoond, floor, A istomed to making fine maiately to Bone, AB MOUNTERS WANTED-—STEADY WORK 70 . Tt hm LLOYD, 38 Cortlandt st street, ILYBRSMITHS WANTED RAISERS A1 AND MOUNTERS sie jlver and German afiver chasers, dc. Apply to Gor- am facturing Company, No. § Maiden lane. E. NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS —A YOUNG MAN, Y for ma 1ed. on one of the largest papers 10 this city, and faving tlt Knowledge of everything co | nected with the business part of a newspaper, desl ren & situation in ghia city. The best of Teferences giveu. Address , box 166 F Neraia ‘omce WANTE, Apply te rvs MAN work. -AOCUSTOMED TO FURNACE Venthered & Cherevoy, 117 Prince et. FOUNDRYMEN.—WANTED, A GOOD PRACTICAL man, take charge of a shop’ as foreman, of one with fome capital 10 take an Interest inn foundry bukiness that In lLeatabiiebed._ Address, with refereuce, Foundry, Herald lee, Tapa a koa Peal ot bey ot WASTED A, 000, GARMENT CUCTER; 70, ONE acquainted iness it will bea wre Knowledge of the foun Mtarai Meronant Tailor, Weabington, B. © NTED, TWO GOOD COAT HANDS, ', Port Richmond, 8, 1, Boats run oy pe WHO UNDERSTANDS Man’ of toe cream and aint ore “il ve ANTED—, charge o1 aethiag or eelablish ment funinediately rence, box Pont office V | mendations, by ©. 4 | ling & How RST CLASS FOREMAN TO TAKE the monifacturing in m large wholesale Address, with refe- FANTED—TWO BOYS AT SAILMAKING, WHO HAVE been atthe trade before, and cau bring good recom Witte, BO Wit rt PRACTICAL PURRIER, an will be Tbe t Keward J A FIRGT OLA HELP WANTED—MALESA Pe 52 icausiaien wi ihe irece pretarsed Agent, 04 W: apply to eae GENTS WANTED—TO SELLA my ne i. (Baia ater. demand, cigvaie ater n dollars ‘Siladngh ste ANAG AGENT WANTED—FOR A CHOLBAULE. LIQUOR T THE NATIONAL AGENCY Wan ntry, shipping ore Glerks, porter, irarziung ‘agent coat coeaeskon: "ho ceaecnion: wile Call early. A™ YARMERS 4uD OTHERS INV tent help for ye busy sae , | Sean tabarere iced sale AY re and greéa th mployment House, 188 Lith st., corner RTISING AGENCY, 266 Broadway, room Part ef sialrs, wanted Assistant veil tg geba? Sl i os DB, eet cae copyist nt uatablianed i THE NEW XORE. Po} other vacancies to $0 per month and Cat! <3] BROADWAY. — df he . coaebe oflees. aS OF SOE, we s with ex- men, byappiving ai WANT rc ASSISTANT BAR TENDER, WHO CAN gouz [eoommended, ie w corner rer Grand and Sullivan sts. dpply to USINESS FOR ALL ALL Pet) EXTRRPRISING N men of article in aiveren dems. “Appia Ro. 4 New 0) t., room mo new patent Bax RKEEPER WANTED.—APPLY AT 13 CATHARINE BA WANT! Brooklyn ABOUT 15 OR 16 to 12 to W. W. Swayne, YEARS OLD. AP- ‘M0 Fulton st., RUGGISTS.—WANTED, A SURGEON'S STEWARD, for the navy. ard, U. 8. 8. Chicopee, Norfolk, Va. UNG, SALOON beri IA se, ters Ae he Rn Address for one week, Surgeon's Btew- NTED.-—-NONE BUT Greeley’s, 15 Green- MPLOYMENT CAN ALWAYS BE biying at $46 Broadway. Seleamen BR OEZARTRD BY <<, mec 9r ENERAL AGENCY, 71 BROADWAY, ROOM 14,—EM ployers supplied with clerks and assistanta, All per- sons secking employment cali ut once oF. with stamp enclosed. ‘AN WANTED—IN A MARKET; atand his business; good reference. fate Bette Ate UL baie OTICE.—IMPORTANT TO reer ‘obtain desirable farm and. the Excelsior Agency, 212 Br and 2 o'clock, way, room Bennet WO DRY GOODS SALESMEN L Montgomery st,, Jersey City. WANTED—AT 60 Witton tio ENERGETIC, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, from 16 to 18 years of fogs ind a good pesman it tn 9 dr ng and com pitcant box 4 box 4, ay Post ollee: TANTED—A COMPETENT SALESMAN, IN A CARH rocllen en Jobbing house; one who commands influence G. Salesman, Herald office. NTED A SMART, who resides with applicant, Jones & ‘ANTED—THREE ‘also two gardene: and several men latel; INTELLIGENT BOY, IN A vision store; ‘one from 12 to Id yenss of age, his parente, Address, in Mandwritingot RIE N who understand the care of horsen, landed wanted to work on farms, ate. at the large Employment House, 188 11th si, corner of ‘ANTED—A STOUT BOY, prom 16 YEARS oF to act as light porter. Co,, 48 Bu nai auc tt olf Mokaay, after’ @ o'clock PM need call unless well Fecommended. June ils & . None ‘ANTED—A_ BOY, IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE. Quire at 62 Williaia s,, room 17, IN- story, front. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN 16 AND 18 yours of age, toact as correct at figures,'and reside, wi Fences req NTED—A STOUT BOY, 3 NOT “in ihe map mounting | WANDA BOY, TO GOA the country, to lake care of @ generally useful. Apply to J. Milton ‘ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE ote Se mae be Apply at No. 8 Warren It LLOYD, 28 Cortland uick and Hts up stairs, Of AFRAID TO WORK, HORT D DISTANCE IN and make himself ao ‘aterhouse, No. 174 Boy, ABOUT FOUR- ‘teen years old, in an office in the lower part of the city, who lives: within ‘& reasonable distance; none need cannot furnish the best of Teferenoe. York Post office. pa ndichenthonane NE WaeeeatN OFFICE BOY, NOT write hand years old; must 0 and 18 o'clock, Parents. Apply between I grelock, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, 17 OR 18 YEARS re, Apply at 08% Broadway assist ina bat store, Pw, TAYLC ANTED—A YOUNG MAN A® BARKEEVER. ay, quire at Murray Hill Shades, |, Who ean artaer who hax will take 1 527 Sl Warps MAN TO TARe ou loon, who New os 2h THAN 16 reptile with h At $08 roadway. AINES & CO. OLD, T0 Sone OR, 855 Broadway. IN. RGE OF AN Ov: hin honesty ; or naulre at 88 Huberi #t, Wocr F Pig: AND ALL Ue tp ahd EMPLOYMENT the Exoelstor A; obtain 213 Broadway, oon ‘TABLI prner of 27th st, situations. YOUNG MAN TO AS. ie and retail “types and liquor store. Ap- ae Po ey MAN, WITH A lensant established DNES, &C. Pays an tieoate ALLE FOR DIAMOND JEWELRY, ac, ay Pnerie NTH, 20. ¥. B. LAM , ‘BALE. OFFICE HOURS FROM 10.4. M. TO 4P. M. J. H BARRINGER, 112 + 13, ‘ulton it, Up stairs. De, WATCHER 9 a en gee gaa &0.. at T7 Bleecker te t | docerpiaa, 7 sentinel! 4 ia 1 Gpend street, two doors wen i De - HYMAN'S, @8 Le gy 2 Oy cor! ER a iliverware. or ‘itt onde, Watches articles. ae ATR 06 BASSAS. STREET, ino ntakes advauces 0a p= alti eae NY diy TO LOAN a bag op eelne Zazonns, Jewelry, AACE Dikingnd pry Rissee en the KO, 2A, HONIGMAN onda, Waichen, Joweiry, ‘on cousigninents of the above the highest cash Broker Bal Bro Broadway, opposite W: lacks T 62 WILLIAM STREET, contlane so gag 28 as uaual det or unset: Ulokets bought for pepe ROOMS NOS: 7 AND 8, WE the we highest n prices for Diamonds, Pawnbrokers’ Office hours from 10 AW NBROKERS’ TICKETS BOUGHT—OP DIAMONDS, Bilks, Clothi Watches, Ac. Also advances HOU oe ROOM! OF ai or address J T SMEDLAERLY, furnished or unfurnished ‘House, Watches, Silverware, Musical Instruments, Dry Goods, made on Diamonds, Bowery (near Grand), up stairs, Oy WANTED. FOR May, 1866, ‘Apply 13 Winchester, 64 Broadway. WASTED tae prareny, A ed sinall . Rent tren bate 8. F., box rau Post office. WARTED— A SMALL, in the vieinity of New Y Hu NDSOMELY FUR. gen he wite, enueg and thih nnd went perennum. Ad- be Ez tates alan Rover: river preferred. Address, vith: Io Totes Price, N., box 1,916 Post office. [ANTED-VOR A GENTLEMAN, A LARGE, CLEAN, well furnish , Without board, between Third | street; yment in advance; wi, Mernid ‘Address A, Aspenwall, ED—TWO PARLORS ON vate bosee, tobe used on a a rendit Grend Bowery and Luciiiy strost. Phe renal pected with the Young Men's Ohristian Association. stating location and terms, at Ean Broadway ‘errauus Morse, M. D. Tot above Twentioth ference required; state RST FLOOR OF A jundayn and evenings con street, bet ing room will be con- sf Wins TO RENT—A four stortos high, suited! , B, station A. Wants76 TO RENT—A PART OF all con’ noes f wall fomily 9 teference mvce sazeinnge! gundarten and Bight raid ofhce. ci not int wes se fF _SOpTHERN ADVERT PicuMoxy Tyee FoONpRY. ILDING, Reeriicoiory. Adarecs TACHASE—A WELL LOCATED PAY- THREE OR ‘A MODERN HOUSE ithout ebil- ‘ourteenth a nuea, Address above Forileth street. SS ES ISEMENTS. —RYERY ARTICLE ‘or a pripting oilicn at New ¥i requisite { rape PALocaE So. BR, ve, — G ail trmes, at DE! COAL, “Woop, BI teaurry Works! Twenty Bret street, avenue A, Families supplied by the nit naar i gal “RWTAURANTS. : Fieve {KEEN TURTLE SOUP AND STRARS IN MAND AP Sixth avenue. ———— oF ae. A CHALDRON POR COKE, DELIVERRD IM ‘Apply at the coke office, wt the Gas 8. F, SHERWOOR