The New York Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1865, Page 6

6 ‘The Right of Way.) | TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yorx, July 3, 1865. In your issueof the 29th ult., in an article headed “-Who has the right of the way?” your correspond- ent makes statements at variance with the facts, which are simply these:—My horse and cart were hooked and tied, as the law directs, on the stand assigned me by the Mayor, and with ‘the proval of the firm occupying No. 13 Beekman pe Lars had stood probably half an hour unem- ployed, the cars and other vehicles passing and Yepassing without inconvenience, when @ car stepped ree abreast of my cart. The con- @uctor lea’ is platform attempted to lead my horse ahead to make reom, not for his car, but for ether carts coming up that properly bel the right hand side of the street and not on tl where he proposed to bring them. At thisjuncture 8 policeman (No. 1,750) came along, ordering me to move my horse and cart, and, on my refusal to do it, began to untie to move him, which I forbid. He still persisting I simply took him by the arm and told him to leave the horse alone, as he could not move him—this is the sum total of my vio- lence—when he turned on me, seizing me by the collar with violence enough to wrench off the but- ton, and, Srewire ® is club, would probably have hit me had not the bystanders cried shame. 1 then went with him to the station hanes 4 and after one or two hours’ delay was taken to the Tombs, before Judge Hogan, who, after hearing the police- man’s story, told me to go about my business. Much has been said of late about arbitrary ar- vests. Mr. Editor, what do you call this? The car, by simply stopping an oa sooner, would have Jeft ample room for all bd , and as there were ‘but two carte coming up would not have taken Tt was only a few days my cart stood r- tering, putting oo a load, — @ car coming a near the same place the “driver never broke up or tried to stop until the boom of my cart had passed , through the car, putting my horse in a very un- eomfortable posit ine of my young men is now laid up, and probably maimed for life, by a collision p! fainl chargeable to the manner of put- down alls, switches, and turnouts in our ‘pu lic highways—or do they cease to be such as Soon as 8 company can succeed, either fair or foul, nights or Sunda: a - etting down a track? . Right of inks it a question for the \ lawyers; I think it iF question for common sense and reason. And for my part, in this affair I am willing to leave my cause, or rather our cause—as all draymen are deep); interested—before the bar of public opinion or before a competent jury of our fellow citizens. Joun B, RowLes, . Owner of dray No. 2,757, fifty-eight years of age and twenty-five years of that time a public cart- man in this city. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Nxwsenx—Steamship Charles Benton—General Palmer, Captain Judson, Captain Parker, Lieut Goodrich, Lieut E M Ketcham, E Montanus, John Ross, HS Lucis, Mr Ford, Boetkes and sou, Mrs © Hubbs, W'Walcot, J W Fay, Mr ‘choran, Messrs PB Rice, 4 W Chappell A L'kice Fd i Wood, John ‘Long, Geer, J soln MaConkoy, G C Hodge 1 W r Kinginan, Td ‘helps, Mr Cumming, © FP Preeh G, Fieldbarg. Lintot, G'S Daniels, i , GB Hadinah, G ¥ Riinball, W 8 Barrows, J Mor Norrell i A Dewey. G Morgin, James Suinple, HH Matiuel, A 8 ut; gon, 7 Branch, J R Buck, Mrs Branch, child and servant—snd steerage Nxwnxux-Stea: wmship Ellen 8 ‘erry—Misy F Wallive, Miss Richardson, CA Hurt, John Twylor. C$ Preston, J 8 Smith, HA Preston ey, felon, Mr Foley, J P Bridges, AG Hills, ro ‘Tew, "smvcers and tarse andres and Maen of the Fifth regiment Rhode Island voluntecrs ‘agwixcro, D C—Steamship E © Knight—M Welch, 8 SW Kéynolds, CH Denton, JF Emmlson, JW Cure Morrison, Bremarde and wife, W A “year nt Fon Davy, H Carter, Miss CW Marion, ‘and wife, ee rr ‘Snead BS Turnel, Hiss Wheeler, Ming M F Whiting, B A Jackson, ZAHoward, GB Howard, M Lannagan, Chas Nelson, D aM a wit JW Welth, EE Dennison, Fiamnh and lady, Mr ou Mary Cealy. Indy, pertyMorris' Stert, ‘Thos Tome, ra Cath Zanoni,'Mrs Sophia 0 Sau- io Agiilar, D Sbarbaro, barrett Rasillo, Don Jove Antoinette, Seas wns felein Tne Basands rail io Faguaga, Jullen Faguaga, Juan Placido remind FX Bellows, Yanatie Benevarria Vgnicto Nuro, . Chas Miller, ¥ McNally, Thos Zoneph White, Jaines a THE LATKST ADVICES RECEIVED AT THE NNEW YORK HERALD OFFICE, July 8, 1865. 26 Mauritius, I. Ocean May 17 Mayaguez, P. ...-dune 14 Melbourne, N. 8.W.. Mar. 25 pomany (city). juscat . Nagasaki, Japai Nassau, N. P. Now Orleans. Nuevitas, Cuba Ls fornanbic ‘Brasii. May FA Perote, Mex June 19 Ponce, PR. Port au Piatt, St,Do.Sept. 15 Port au Prince, diay. June 6 Port Royal, 8. C....June 26 Port Spain, Trinidad. May iG Carthagena, N. G...May 19 Puebia, Mex...... .. Cayenno, F. a May 16 PuertoCabel : Ven., —_ Bf mee Soded Siva. June 20 ivar,Ven. Mar. 19 wn, 6. @. May (Caracas Feb. % MARRIAGES AND DEATHS rried. Baveren—Favemax.—At Trinity —_ Buffalo, on edanoeday, June 28, by the Rev. Dr, Ingervoll, Henny wenn, Jf. of New York, to Cannt(, FReema, of Sr cums Sunday, July 2, at the resi. ence of the bride's father, the Rey. T. R, Smith, Mr. Jamas Drvox to Miss Trnela jeRavn, both of this city Hanvey—Haiexy.—In Orange, N. J., on Wednesday, Jane 21, at the Second Presbyterian church, by Rev. Kye Harvey, eased by Rev. J. H Taylor, Harwanp of New York olty, to Kany A., of Captain Charies Halsey. vmR—Vax OuuNDa.—In Washington, D. ©., on Thure- @ay June 20, at tba tovidaas of the oftilauing clorgy man, the Rov. P. b. Gari Joux C. Horrsn, of city, to Mise San. tanner of the late late Ree Van Olinda, of ronda Ph me yo —On Monday, July 8, by the Rev. Bergen, Racur. Dr. lor, of the Reformed Dutch church, nt Morison, of Jersey AA 0 iver of the lato Dave Knapp, and Eeq., of Saiterville, N. J. Wissance--tuaa 28 Hav. 3. Debann, H. fork, to Miss Keats Cuniertie Birth. Pasnarmen.—At No. 40 William street, South Brooklyn, on Sunday, July 2, Axw Jann, wife of Mr. James Fair. bairn, of a tr. ind Raingbure (Scotland) papers please copy, Dieca. Arrenpory.—In Newark, N. J., on Sunday morning, gly 2, Jou @. Atrensony, aged 39 years, 8 months and eee Gente of the Len hs A chan to Silla Auerbary’ Nor 13. Tilary: streot, Brooklyn, of 10, street, ‘Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, without farther cree a Movaey, July 8, Gnonor C., oldest son of — Tn of the tay are respectfully gw 4 to Nor BA Wont ‘Potrty arth rue, “withous Aree Spee. etanen lh Ps oy zn Bunda, July , wile ae N, Burrill, wil) be apjonded sh i OMEW YORK HERALD,' WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1863, ate ha ee na maaan es barr ll i, eS te take SOR vasa dion bee VR teh frat yy (Wednesday) shorgome,. Fhe relatives and Sryandga of the family are havi attend without further notice. ora an. AS gues if Poa N, we, ene 6 | anal 8. W., and *PRolatives ‘and canta family are respectfully invited to attend tho funerals services this (ononn aflerne atdo’clock, at the residence of parents, No. 348 West Fifteenth street © Remains will be ag to Oak Hill Cocantery. Ciark.—On Monday, Siar es short i) men, Mrs. Canoune CrarK, Wi a W. 8. Clark, in the 59th year of her age. Her relatives and na friends, and those of her son, John E. Snowden, are respectfully invited to attend the’ funeral, without further notice, at the First Baptist church, see emy street, Newark, 'N. J., on Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock. Carriages ‘will be in attendance at the Market street depot to'mect_ the two o'clock train’ from jew York. Ctaxkson.—On Tuesday, Jul; Hanry Tayror, young- est con of Floyd and Harriet A. AY Glarkuone aged 16 inontie and 23 days. The relatives and friends of the family are repectfully invited to nen ‘the fant, ou from the residence of his parents, fest Twenty- street, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock. rot Currey.—On Monday, July 8, Cuartzs Crerry, in the by Feed sf) his pk 8 native of Clare county, Ireland. = ie nea ake and aacnatie eel bis Bin piped ic! john, meek respectful vend ne funeral, Ei a late residence, No. ot Frank. fort street, on Connzr.—At his i raience, of of consumption, on Satar- day evening, July 1, Puaxeun Conran, aged 82 years and 4 mont His remains will be taken to Westchester for interment. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, fron. the residence of his, father, the late James Conner, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. ca will be in waiting at the Wil. liamsbridge depot, on m Railroad, to mect the train that leaves ea rweuly sixth street at ten ig ord x Corn. Broo! on Mon ire. Mary pens day, ‘Her friends and relatives, and those of her brothers Leonard and Ebenezer Kline, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resides hog H nce of a brother- und w, James Jo on Wednesday af- ternoon, at ihre aoe, reg Enxer.—In Hudson N. J., on Monday, Jul gorma Karas, wife at Onteuan Yrust, aged Si youre, 8 months and 22 da: The friends of fay ore aro invited to attend the funeral from her late on Wednesday after- ‘noon, at two o'clock. The eoaches will be in attendance at No, 216 Newark avenue, Jersey City. FarrBaNKs,—On Tuesday morning, July 4, Lerma Famanks, aged 76 years, ‘The rolatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of her brother, Peter Ackerman, 408 West Thirty-sixth street. Ferxy.—In Jersey City, on Monday, July 3, Marr Ferny, second daughter of Dr. Josoph and Mary Feeny, ‘aged 10 years and 6 months. Tho relatives‘and friends of tho family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from:her late residence, No. 188 Warren street. Fox.—On Tuesday, July 4, Janes Fox, a native of the parish of Killair, cited estmeath, Ireland, agod 63 years and 4 months. His friends, and the friends of his sons Thomas and James Fox, Jr., are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from itis late residence, 369 Ninth street, to St. Bridget’s§ church, corner of Avenue B and Eighth street, on Thursday morning, at nine o'clock, where a solemh requiem high mass will be offered up for the re- pose of his soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetry. Foury.—On Monday, July 3, Praxcis Fey, only aon of Timothy .and Margaret Foley, aged 1 year and 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his parents, 156 Bloomfield stroet, Hoboken, N. J.. Wednesday afternoon, at two o’elock. The rem: be conveyed to Bt. Peter's Cemetery, Borg carriages. Garonvy.—In Da: Ohio, on Wednesday, June 28, Rev. R. Grouvpy, D. D., a distinguished divine, a native of Kentucky anda graduate of Princeton College, How.err.—At on Sunday, July = Mary 3. How1xrr, sister-in-law of the iste forton H. Burlock, Bag. in the Toth year of her fo relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from St. Andrew's church, on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. Huiiocx.—At Flushing, L. 1, on Tuesday, July 4 Atte: D., infant daughter of George G. and Alice A. Ke funeral will take place this (Wednesday) after- noon, at balf-past one o'clock, from the residence of her uncle, William Healy, Franklin pluce, Flushing. ‘Train leaves Hunter's Point at half -past eleven o'clor Krux On Tuesday, July 4, Many, Fasxcrs Kmux, daughter of Michael and Mary Ann Kolly, aged 1 year and 22 days. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 526 Ninth avenue, this (Wednesday) after- noon at one o’clock. Kear.—On , July 4, Carnanmm Kear, the be- Kear, @ native of Clonturbreth, loved _ of a “go county Monaghan, irelan The friends of the mae and sa thoes of his brother, Michael Kear, are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 164 East Vhirty-fifth street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. Krxa.—At Fordham, on Monday, July 3, after a severe cae Maraarer, wife of Jobn King, a native of Bally- oaths frend Clare, Ireland. of her sons, John and Thomas King, and her brothers, James and Michacl Carmody, are ro- a een eas eee SE past renvey bicbneny Leaca.—In Brooklyn, on mr July 2, Maru H, wife of Frederick Leach, in the 40th year of her age. The remains will be taken to Owego, Tioga county, N. Y., for interment. ‘Mersue.—On terre ore July Goakiivens Murenre, native of Pau Le hog Mens wearer of the Th take place from 98 Bloomfi e rane cnr axe leld street, Hoboken, on Wi oon, at two o'clock. The relatives and frien ds ang tone one ET. Materia, and son-in-law, F. are requested to atte: without further noti McDoxaup.—On Monday, ode 8, of consumption, Janz McDowato, aged 87 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Eby pone to attend the funeral, from her late residence, on Wednesday noon, oe twelve o'clock. MacDonatp.. 5 Tuesday, Sal 4, Jou MacDonaui late are te cam rentieth ward, in the 33d year of yo ¢ His friends and relatives, and those of the family, the members of Hos: — 30, are to at- Twer sneghin aes Mot i ‘Ninth , pod > jenty: street, corner avenue, on Thurs- day morning, at nine o'clock, to St. Columba’s church, Wont Twenty fifth where a solemn requiem mass Tiulae wil be lterred ta Calvary Cemetery, mains int , Buiev.—On ee sane Je 5 scarlet fever and re- ny Witz0n (ag aE gee nf youngest daugb- and Virginia W, Parsons, aged 7 years are invited to attend the funeral, without ter nts eye trom the church, Rem- Shlaton, Breakin, os W ednesday eivernown,' yaks two as Mr. a maracas vs wife Puure.. y, July of Thomar Philip torent of. take place lly invited to attend, without fur- ther notice. Revxoue.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, Jul Sauce. F. only chil ‘child of Richard ©. and rpg (ear 4 Sans rry a years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Un wade f invited to attend the Le ag oy this Whernees he ernoon, ‘at half-past three o'clock, from residence of his pa- rente, 417 Pacific stre peur Novi Ridas.—At Yorktown, near Peek on Monday, ry ouly | news 3, Aument Oxcoop, son of George 8. and Caroll: Rigue, aged 17 months, w.—On Sanday, July 2, Groron Raw, aged 75 years, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to atten the funeral, from the residence of his son-in-iaw, William M. Gambling, Mamaroneck, Westchester county, on Wednes- day afternoon, at one o'clock. Carriages wili be in waiting at the station on the arrival of the New Haven train, leaving Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenue at half-past {eleven in the mornin ening RevNoips.—In Brooklyn, on onday. July July 8, Sancxt pene game child of Richard C, and Mary ynolis, years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Ny invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesda: at balf-past three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 417 Pacific treet, near Nevins. Svrros.—On ee yey aalass’ & Bonen, Mace rages daughter of George D. and Li 1 months and 15 days. Funeral services from the residence of her parents, 65 Macd street, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. The relatives and ‘riends of the family are invited to attend. Tatton. —In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, ba a Lo] in- fant daughter of George and the late ‘Tavion.—Suddenly, in Hoboken; on aohy ~a of cholera tnfantam, ae Ann, beloved daughter William and Eliza Taylor, months and 27 daye. The friends of the stair om aogpiy Toye to residence of =e 242 Bloomfield street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, half-past one o'clock. Var cm pee 4 Jaly 4, Ina Brut, infant daughter of A. and B. T. Van Velsor, raged 6 months, ¢ relatives and friends of the family are respect. tay” invited to attend the funeral, this aoa yd Pain three o'clock, FF the residence of Parents, 138 Barrow street, Vai a tT oneen We Yas Jaly 2, in River. head, L.1., Grores W. Vauawrive, the beloved child of Peng pd ‘and Bridget Valentine, aged 1 year, 7 months an it i . th SHIPPING NEWS. panna RIAN OTIC DT OA ae Port of New htenterg July 4, 1865. siearasbip Totes ‘Mane, Wintora_ Wii! 0 ypouee wilt ioe ane oe, to 7 Living zion 8 ‘off Nag’s Head, ‘Ship Hope, Ha site aap days, with oll cake asc tae P Bick be Co. ip Btarof the, Union, Reed, Newosstle 87 days, wil Samuel J Reed & Co. Juine 12, lat 47 41, lon ag spol Ko bark Queen of the Feet eet (of Yarmouth, NS), from New- eae a ened aati tat 4 1, Ton 47 Bb, say nave Fal icevergs; July 2 off Nantucket, saw Duteh bark Huldah, ‘bound west. Ship devs, Daggett, Savannah, 6 days, in ballast, to Thos Bar Gienwood, (of Nassau, NP), Bentogent, Alyarado, mahogany, &e, to xandre & rf Rb lesen, Bomeaus. ‘82 days, "with Simbnin, a Ano wth Hark Tweed (ot Windsor, NB), McDougal, Cow Bay, 13 aya, to Waingy & Co, ark Vesta (of Annapolis, NS), Bogart, Cardenas, 11 days, with to OC Duncan Bark Arran Isle (at Harbadoen Hodgson. Augadilla, PR, Mae lana (Olden, Brahe, Hong ng Kong, Fob 3. 28, and St Hiriena, May 24 with ians &e, to Cate, Cape oF eee sarkewell {ot Jersey), Ledald, Rio Janelro, 40 days, with coffee, to order. Tai ACA Drebert cot ¥ (of Yarmouth, NB), Kelly, Pictou, NS, Re hat Pietro via) Gattero, Naples, 60 days, with frult Nellie Johnson ( Bs} Frayoott, Cien+ dA Herrera off aed Faye Havener, Buenos we, NB), a yrotand Wonteviden, sauevidso, May la, with, hides, wool, Ae, 10 RP arg Buzon (of St John, te Green, Cow Bay, 18 days, to aie el St Crotx, 10 days, with molasses, to aoe Horne co Hon, Feb 10, and 8t lot May 18. ‘tons, Ae, to's, Pow’ rothers. | Relea May 18; wt United St mn Recrult, W Wilfama, Newbern, iets Mes sah Ret cM sotieat Volunieers; Gol’ Cheat brs Ks Courant P PED, Bell, Lingan, OB, 21 days, Te coe ee aderaars (of SA Kitte) MoCarihy, 6t Johns, P Rit dayn, with rugarang molasses, to H le & Son. Hine 38 i 3984 tm 99 90, spoke eer any alley, from oF datnalca. Seite Jou Nickerson, Coate, Norfolk 2 days, tind at enneet BW. Spoken, é&e. Columbia, (Nor), from Liverpool for Philadelphia, mbites east of Bandy Hook. Ship Blue Jacket, June 1, Int 41, lon 71, bound e wibaling ‘xchr Masy G Curren (of Provincetown), , lon june 28, Dactieimgon oe Avganapo (Men), Sane In port brig Susan B Thomp- son, for Liverpool, I Boxnos Aynes, May 14—Barks Taabel, Tibbetts, from Naw York. dl nplar, Wilson, from Baltimore, disg; and May He yoke Buyer’ Kilinan, from Boston, wu. Moxrxvipxo, (no date)—In port bark 8 A Dudman, Cann, from Buenos Ayres for Baston. ‘St Jouns, PR, June Zl—In port schr Sarah, for NYork next oy}. ey mg) do, in7 days; Elsie (Br), O'Brien, for Hall- jn American forts. BOSTON, July 8, AM—Arr ship Joseph Holmes, Hall, London; bark Argo (Bi Byp kerry, Leanorns sobre, Glove Fre: oe, Richmond, Va; man, Georgetown, DC: EB aight. Howes, NYorks stesiaers Baxon, Matthews, Phila- deiphis; City of Bath, Benrse, NYork, Cla. stenmahip Asia gn. Moodie, Liverpool via Halifax and Queenstown; brig Waccamaw, Nickels, Cambridge, Md; sclirs Edward ¥ Har. Huy, Meredith, Washington, DG; Ocean Traveller, Adams, PPORTLA ND, Jul; deiphia; ‘William 1—Arr_schr Czar, Hammond, Phila- rthur, Loring, Fifadelphta. ld bark schr Fred Sheerer, © Bi Kennedy, Clark, Trinidad; Truman, jerra Moren: Charles Edwin, Brooks, Havana,” Sid 2d—Arr brij Henderson, “A FARM YOR SALE—COMPRISING. 186 “ACRES, L cated in Tompkins county, one mile from Cayuga Lal seven miles from Ithaca, well watered A stocked, with buildings, and equal in quality of land to any in the State. Tis location furnishes many patural ndvantages for a fine Basel aeaiar ee the haa pi - <r vag one highly desirable for the pursuit of agriculture, For pa Culate Adieess 8. 'B. "Wheelock, Jacksonville, Tompkins county, Ne ¥ .) BOARDING AND Lopemg, es ee OS A grate alle, oF tr apary of ee ae Weouth street eet Six ieee nse AT ulth, 2%, AND 18 BURRCKEE STREBT, 61x blocks west of > Pleasant Rooms with excel. bape aa ah wed } also at Cliffwood Hotel, on T 8% BROADWAY, ONE AT state to let, or families OF Rentlemen. ie sod everyth! Boala's2 ang a day. ae Bice and Bpenish epoben te the house, W gost 4 IN 4 FIRST CLASS Laehgtoabia eof vate house, near Fifth einem He Address fc 4 L.D., box Beeson on tae AM Rpuey goucarEp LADY DESIRES A HOME WHERE ices would be received as com) Board veRdress MM, station ort ay, it of refer- ences given. WELL, FURNISHED PARLOR, AND FINE BED- room, dc. to let, to gentlemen, at the private residence it Eleventh atree T THE FRANKFORT H HOUSE_ONE BLOCK BAST Zaiect ate, fort and William ‘Rootsa, nea Tarnished, os roms 6 P a 710 600, pet dap; Bl 80 to $3 per week. ‘House open SECOND FLOOR OR ANY. FART OF TP 50 Cur, with or without board on moder: aoe % G0 bask Nincloonth: street” fe ee FEW TERGONS CAN BE, ACCOMMODAIED Wyre Bosnia! p Diensany altun haded _ Suely a! hou water. Address J. W., box 37, aa fon, ‘OARD.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- ‘ted with Board and pleasant Rooms on reasonable Call at 333 Greenwich street, Wyoming Hotel. Day term: Board, eyes FIRST CLASS HOUSE, 135 WEST iat gt y-eighth street, for gentlemen and wives or single \- emeth; seiosa ipodniwin, beet reftronons given oud seal BoARo-AT HYGIENIC, INsTITT 15, JAIGHT treet, one door from St. John’s Pa Tain'diek” Turkish Batoe: Blewtrie, Bathe, Vapor Baths, wedish Movementa, &c. Only those who desire strong and healthy bodies need apply. ‘Terms from $7 to $20 per week. OARD. VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board. for gentlemen and thelr wives o single gentlemen, at 22 Beach street, opposite St. John’s Park, OARD WANTED-—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR A gentleman, wife and servant; good references required. ‘Address A. H., Spingler House, OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, Board for the lady, in @ small, quiet family; a widow with full particulars, tare Addresi terms, &c. 100 Nassau street. ARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS IN A, FIRST class stone house, all the modern tmprove- mens, for gentlemen or ile and jad, at No. 154 West Houston street, below Macdougal street OARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE—A BACK Parlor, on first oF second floor, with Bedroom or large fon pantry attached; location between Bond and Eighth streets, near Broadway.’ Addresx Boarder, Broadway Post office, for two days, Price $18 or $20. PeeNce BOARD—NO. 10 UNION SQUARE.—TWO Jarge rooms vacant, second and third story, back. References, OTEL, ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES AND A mingle gentleinen, at No. 42 Cinton place, corner Unk versity place, Tranaleint $2 und $2 80 CHA’ i ee Proprietor. N=, ‘THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.—COOL, ATRY Rooms to let, furnished or unfurnished, sultuble for gentlemen; house'and location first class. Those in pursuit social, F leasant home may apply at 1,147 Broadway. No house, er a srt, feare nee waltrees of olty refe Gan be. two Si | of city ference. apr RESPECTABLE YOUNG Seah Wf Mfg A A SITUA. tion as Plain cook, washer and has good bb eon fortwo anye atl hh ist and 434 ats., top floor. A YOUNG GIRL WISHES 4 SITUATION seen ‘no objection to and waitress Food reference, Gallas is Woot taeh at, he ge ene et UNG wr A, ie oe: wen bw WISHES A seararion TO DO private fi , OF goa short ce ft pert) diane fa annals chambermald nd walices Cal A LADY—REDUCED IN ERqeMetAwORs. WISHES ‘a situation aa com] ‘lady, or ina family wt where he id be useful with her inet" eae wpeeasel, he dare oY Gan be poem at 19 University’ piece ten Sth a re pany. Rtas gl at CROSS THE AT- ahiaren on the vou con a three montbe of pe either ot 8, Would gi ve “trate ip car the Baa od ‘branche, modern Be Wert lane, les eae wy ware A Fo Bnlntnagern IN "4 spectable f1 neral housework; good cit references. Call for two ‘dayerat 181 Weat Slat st. NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN A. usework, &c.. at ‘want situations to d Lh ESWatS German man Inaitiutes 17 Stanton st, near tbe Ser PERSON Bali ated A SITUATION fo BA Eon Son) & sien piece preferred to the high- eat wages. City referen: ula go ® short distance “in the country. at 12 Wost 19th st, between Oth and 7th avs., second floor, front room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A. SITUA Mion as first class gook, and would assist with the wash- ing and froning, or {Hon to the eouniry. 20th street, for two on RESPECTALBE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN wants a situation as wet nurse. It is her first child. Call at 514 East 16th st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A FRENCH PERSON, AS 2D. purse and to do plain sewing. Address or call &¢ 107 ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women; one as first class cook, and the other as charnbermald and waitress; the best of city ref erence can be given. Inquire at 97 West i9th at., in the basement. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ag chambermaid and waitress, or as nurse and seam- stress. Call for two days at her present place, 103 East 36th at., four doors from Lexington avenue. ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, A SITU- ‘ation to care an invalld lady or infant. Rest of testi- montala given, No objections to_go in the country or to En- rope. Call at 9 Atlintic st., Brooklyn, or address A. H., 844g Pine at., room 8, New York. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘@ situation as chambermaid and waitress in a private family, or to take care of children and make herself useful; would like to goin the country. Call at 57 West 35th at, ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waltress. Can be seen for three days at the residence of her present employer's, 17 West eda work aud walling No objec; clty reference. C: x ‘SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, YOUNG MAN JUST FROM THE OLD CouNTRY wishes a situation as coachman and groom; good refe- Fence, Addreas Thomas, Herald office. HIGULY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED MAN, who writes a good hand, desires « situation as clerk of rivate watchman, or in any ‘other light employment. The st of teatimontala as to character, &c. will be furnished, A, permanent position te more desired than, high ‘Addrens f kG. C 173 Herald office. #400; > ee THE TRADES. NOTHRR REAL quTuogRaratC WAP EN- Ee oot cara trom 920" per week, all eur round; also an excellent ma on ree, work. ea 3 st. HASERS WANTED—TEN ‘@ooD. CHASERS AND OR- Dameniesr cnt DEN BHITANNTA, Co,, 190 Brosdway. OTRO PLATERS.—WANTED, A FIRST Ee seein Plater and ciéer on Garman sheers no others Gorham Manufacturing Com, y, No. 3 Mubden Tine: oF PYovidence, Rel wanes ITUATION WaNTeD. — A 7omne wae, WISHES: ‘second bans cake, Ganon Gr address Ch. Haag, care of Win, Hollman, 140: West2%h of RINTERS.—WANTED. EWO, Boys, TO WORK those ce their own worl ‘preferred; good w on and ead employ” ment. Apply ease morning at 644 Broadway. i? ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A MILLWRIGHT, COM- sient © seam to reek 6 twenty amp mull, guoh as are used. in Cal jartley, $2 Pine of Worn aeEonnera SuCRAVED, wari Do FOR SALE- ’ A GooD ‘BUSINESS FOR ‘SALE—A REGULAR = table and Sroaslags ofer 31,000 6 month canbe ‘cleared; tll ‘end other business the cause of selling; apart or the Full uilars at 69, Bleecker street, three doors oo All but $3,000 can remain on interest. —FOR SALE—RESTAURA! I © Beer Garden, on rou c Also ci leg Noter Liquor Stores, Lunch and Bai men Boarding Houses. in first ward. Also 2 Box io: Pela, at ajsacrifice, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 A ey CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.— ‘tate and county rights of Gilbert's new patent: Som Arh Sitter, ‘at great bargains; the cleanest, handsomest most conveisient ash sifter in Use: no dust. BLAKE, No. 5 Tryon row. A are tira LIQUOR fed vi pe SALE—. gain; also.® nen Dp Olgar 5 Reataurants Ee Vanes lecteah ae OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS MERCHANT TAILORING Extablishment on Rrondway, between Bleecker and, Eighth streets; well established, with Stock, Lease and Good: Will, Address J, B. Bronson, ‘Hor 190 Herald ome. OR SALE—SEVERAL 10 AND 12 HORSE PORTABLE,. new: also a 95 horizontal second hand Steam Engine, a- Boap Kettle and one 10) foot Po rine Ss ae , 86 Horatio street. JOH» MoLAl OR SALE—A SLOOP, OF TEN TONS, IN COMPLETE order. Can be bought very, cheap; or will trade foe a ae of four or five tons. Inquire on board, foot of ) nal atreet. , OR SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Saleroom No. 237 West street: well calculated. eating house or restaurant, with rooms for f OR SALE—A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY; ONE OF the bert Locations on Broadway; only one Aight of stairs; plenty of room; cheapest rent fn New York. ‘Inquire of Dr. GRAY, corner of Broadway and Amity street, ‘ OR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH—ONE OF THE 4 corner Liquor Stores down town; receipts sree Heo v0 gu lay. Also two fine Farms for sale. to IELEAN ANBOTT, Auctioneer, 170 Chatham arene HOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE—C! ‘Three Instruments and a good Stock, dra Skylighig and need Jow rent, "Inquire in the gallery, corner'of Pets. ITUATION WANTED—AS CLERK OR PORTER, BY 5) a young man just discharged from the army; is 1m good = and not afrafa of work, Address G. L., Herald office. FARM, CONTAINING 124 ACRES, WITH FIRST class Buildings, near Tarrytown, for i abundance of choice frult, fing views of the Hudson; neighborhood well fenced and watered. Particu- Tint with © PALBERSON, wi} Eighth avenue. A. GINO ELEGANT COUNTRY BEATS, 16 TO. 90 LOTR, « fronting Broadway and Boulevard avenues, Brooklyn j choice fruits and shade trees, ental ‘Oars to Fulton ferry. . H. POLLLON, 100 Broadway. A SMALL FARM, CONTAINING TWENTY-SEVEN pores of good land, two and a half miles east of Treing- ton, for sale, with the crops, stock, &c.. old style farm butik ings, but comfortable; immediate Bossesstom: price $8,000, 8. EMBERSON, 421 Eighth avenue. CESTRAL PARK LOTS FOR 8ALE. ‘One hundred Lota, between Ninety-fifth and Ninety-se- venth streets and Fourth and Fifth avenues. Apply to AL. LEN & BROWN, 96 Broadway. ARM, CONTAINING 45 ACRES, ALT, miles from White Plaina, 334 miles from Tarrytown, abundance of frult, comfortable fafm house, all necessary outhuildings, splendid interior views, for mle, with the atock, crops, £e, 8. EMBERSON, 421 Eighth avenue. GOOD LAND, OR SALE—THE PLOT OF GROUND NORTHEAST corer of Twenty-third aireet xnd Niuth avenue; 65 foot on Twenty third xireat uid 8) feet on Ninth avenue, Ap- ply to ALLEN & BROWN, 9 Broadway. POR GALE—VERY CHEAP. (62,200), A FARM OF 33 ‘acres, one hour's ride in two. miles from the Zepact Taseee Creme fines ond ‘s Implements all in- eluded; three wagond, besutiful water and 100 fruit troan, house and barns; must be auld before next month, tl font back to Europe. Address Mr. Jules Barton, Plaindeld ‘ont office, New Jersey. pro SALE—A HOUSE, SHED, STABLES, &C., SITU- ‘ated in Westchester county, on & parcel of ground & feet fronton Boston road by 200 feet decp, avenue of 60 feet. Inquire of PHILIP NEUMAN, 8 West Nineteenth street, near Sixth avenue, for three days. OR SALE OR vue RE LEASED—TWELVE LOTS on Fi eighth street, between First and Second ave- tues, suitable fur stone yards, £c.; will be leaned in whole oF part. Apply to ALLEN & BROWN, 6 Broudway, ANDS.—TO ALL WANTING FARMS.—LA oe, tnd 4 (gs Be) of Vineland; mild elft south eg en eon te ae on rich cropas Ms nere, Som food busine openings peed eostety, maki siprovements. Apply to Ci. 4 Earns Postmaster, r tineland, Landis’ Rownehip, N.J. Let- Papers containing full information will be ‘also a fronton Retreat Sonten REMPTORY SALE, PUBLIC AUCTION. i pt New by ‘Staten Island, rierade o'el ma, LM Brow ¢ bred with ibewih foes pacar at ‘olllce of A. A SOURNEA 4 ARM 0 6, a No. 6 Pine street. ITHOLE CREEK TERRITORY FOR SALE CHEAP. ‘Address box 2,166 Post office, Philadelphia. ‘ALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE for about 250 nd. geet oe egg 1 pies * Ee. doo one a1 here at ground. N Rov ebtatithment of the ead imene. ‘It is the inten "an the seatign Sf countey where ft AAS nnd rscommanded & and ¥ ‘amount: Resinass, which is constantiyfocrensing Tee well furnioved roughout. The hotel wi wold, othe hate sacrifice, owing to rletor, rable rr or ‘or favors 1s favorable, —; a ‘may remain on bond and mortiage for ee treet? New York. apply to HOM OR- —FOR SALE, THE HANDSOME MARBLE tfal ne 72 Third Mouth Mevokiyn. "AD Ply to MURRAY & ELOTON, 109 Pearl siteet, New Work. aaa _COPARTNERSHIPS sa PARTNER WAXNTED.—TO A_ RIGHT MAN $1,000 be clgared monthly. Would have. to oversee dnd take ol of one French *s here, hght and Daneel I the other attends prin lly to the manufae- ing, nome distance from ‘all particulars in- uire at the manufacturing cael, leecker street, a few east of Broadway. Capital required about $2,000, $20( 3 SECURE THE POSITION OF A RETIR- Partner, in a well pa au established bus. $300. <WANTED—A RELIABLE MAN, ing ‘Apply at No. 8 Laight st, fronting anal, room No. 8. TO TAKE + an interest in a pleasant established business, $80 per month, which will bear i strictest investi. om ApDIy te MARTEN & CO., 66 Nassau street, up ira.” $5. 000.<% WANTED, & A PARTNER WITH 85, troleum stock and land of tar Mernas Duan ith rose "tor fi Por regular proses. REMOVALS. nag (THe OFFICE } FOR ficonpa ERGENCE OF LIFE will remove to ~~ ery street on tl Thi tiron deb of ba A $Sand $0 acase. Circular sent "ROLAND, Bole Agent, COAL, woop, ao. A CH ALDROR ‘FOR COK! Works, Twenty-first street and mmediately at the lowest market price. MPORTANT LECTURES pro 8. only, the Now Tore, Sus ‘Museum of A: LJ D4) del ri, NO, ry ss ROAR A Met ApereT eae | & va ar ee | crt tye 08 pet or gentlemen omy. aie Re gs STREET, OP- sale to close an j DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR without Board, at 36 West Thirty-fifth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. 10 LET-UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT board, m a private family in seventy-eighth pply to M. L. Station A. Spring (0 LET—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR ‘and Bedroom, to 4 geutleman and Indy; for the lndy only; house has all the modern improvements. Call at 168 Thompson street, between Houston und Bleceker. W'xten—a SUITE OF ROOMS, WELL 'URNISHED, including Board, suitable for two ladies; must be in a locality, hot xbove Thirtieth street. Address, E, H., atation A, ‘ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM AND RED- room, with Board, in a private family or where there are few boarders, by a lady and son; location between For- Fifty-fourth atrects and Fifth and Eighth avenues M. W. D., 175 West Forty-vighth atre ANTED—DAY BOARD IN A PRIVATE, FAMILY, Requlattes, cleanliness and food; near corner of Sixth « a Address California, care A with price, A FEW ROOMS FOR SINGLE GEN- had at 208 Fifth pontieman and TH AVE: Hlemen. with or without Bosra, moy avenue; slso an elegant Suit, suitable for a wife, Moderate prices. References requi NUE, 20 WEST, TWENTY FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue, furnished ‘or Room and Dressiny sot Tolet, toa single gentleman. House neal, cool an quiet 23° STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.— Handomely furnished Rooms, en suit or ingly, Parties desiring first class accommodations may ollie East Twenty-third street. Dinner at 6 o'clock. COUNTRY “BOARD. eer a8, ¢ |ARD HOU one hour by al eet; no summer resort having ater attractions. table. Terms reasonable, Kpply between 10 and 5ioB. BARNAND, 67 Walker street. OARD WANTED—COUNTRY AND CITY, FOR GEN. tlemen and families, N. B.—All seeking Board, Rooms or Cottages can be Sihet wemehatly. Dall at or ‘nddress way. Byte BOARD—AT FORT MAMILTON, ONE ride from the city, by boat or rail. For’ further ‘pprticalars inquire at No. 64° Union ornare, opposite Ev arost Comerer BOARD.—FIVE OR SIX SINGLE GEXTLE- men of gentler and thekr wives can eromodn, on the ite Fett a Bai ted house ah fe on promies-or at $0), Fourth eee an ee he de WAROY. OURTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR, A GENTLEMAN, rife, these young aby. nnd nurses oration must be eshihe ene thin ene hour of New York uy rall oF oat, route i Tike rah i pie fap re with plenty < and PAs leary, tok'sez Nee Sw York Poet ollie. OUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, wife and boy, on Harlem or New Haven Railroad, #0 convenient wo alts {hat quntieman can arrive tn 12 bea: Ae ¥ naatere cg stating full pardiculare and torma, Jen, jew CoUxty, for eee, = noun New York, atleman, wife, ada cid te" enrs od; two ids Address Francis, Herald ote ee? BOARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, wo Ghaghters ic plensant endary a8 te Herald office. 1 Mag pid ? 1866, h your paper of the 20th naing ured by some. malicious person ‘as advertising for boarders, As T have never taken boarders nor intend doing #0, pernit me to state that it fee base fabrieatlon: | Yours de. W. H. PEMBERTON, ProrER, WISHING COUNTRY Bi ARD, 30 MILES New anh ina poet, he Bex ing ding can a Best accommodated by addressing J. Sihce Vor refersce cat om W. B. ieee ver street. anteD eres IN THE Read WITH THRER d accommodations for servants and horses; E | es in withia one or two hours’ "ride from uke city. Address station D, Bible ‘House. FFWOOD ba gf mt ON THE SRASHO! 1B. OP. Ate Key Kd hour from yport, N. we jew and saill HA ieee Seoathe} je HES, Ess. Lag tea ‘8 bp te SPRINGS, ica eG Hecryet., sparnos HOTRL-ORANGR COUN COUNTY, Bieinlaray ob Hin Proprietor. BWPORT, ON THE LAKE MEMP! RAMAG0 wae La Soom House is the apason, having ‘and rout ithe the bent is one oF the we Dewees nnd ‘Kew nea ca ted with the boat accommodations, Brean travel thone vinitin Montreal and Quebec will jue the Connecticut ‘alley and Passum lewport, th moat direct poke oy pea iful, i eral are fy! ry of the, he jae is the nd miration of tra BUCK @ P ER, Newport, Vt. gtFIC ‘AY, 18 NOW OPEN R: he recep, oguese La Mf baihing and sailing; ii & ALLEN, Poe fen whose uae ail them them. sak New York, Uhl ne eae nts for a sum. mer home: .< weave pi No. 2 North San tt ee nt th ten, TLty Proprietor, RAILWAY COMPANIES AND SHIRPING MER: chants, young man (ately from Englund) destres aplovmen we up in in railway tusiness, especially ship. ing and delivery departments; rence. ress Rusltoad, Hera d ates” cones "ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF MUCH EXPERI- ence, a situation x salesman, correspondent or book. keeper. Address M. N., Herald office. pg erred SITUATION AS ASSISTANT BOOK- a ay we eigen pero ope house. The anplicant ie ready and quick at figures ands good penman. The beat, of ‘reference given as to character ‘The nppli: cant would be willing to lake ordinary pay until he gets a aan knowledge of the business. Address J. H., 156 a ANTED.—A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION ina dry goods store; has been several years in @ manufacturing house; has good reference. Address M. L., Herald office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WAN, LATELY DIs- charged from the army, a sitnation’as clerk or assistant bookkeeper, in a geod busine a a3 ratiefled with ‘tion as aalerman (would be willing to travel part of the time) in the stationery or fancy goods line; well xc- quainted with elty and country trade: expectation ‘of moderate. Address Merchant, box 166 Herald oMce. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 24 YEARS OF AGE, ‘& situation as clerk or porter in a grocery atore; has served four years inthe army. References given. ress, for three days, M. L., box 184 Herald oft __ HELP WANTED—FEMALES. LADY TO COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS WANTED.— Good pay; steady employment; Indien to learn; after capable, work feet ut tating free, room 19. _ MILLINERY SALESWOMAN WANTED—AT North's, 190 Fulton st., Hrooklyn. She must me an ex- Perlenced hand and a good inillincr ne well. URSE WANTED.—A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN or Kanglia woman, to take charge of two Infants (twins); good reference required. Address J. H., box 1,230 Post office. ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, AS NURSE; one whocan take charge of @ young infant; must un- derstand ber capacity fully, vind bring. the best. ot clty rete: renee, Can find « good situation by applying at 127 West Sh ston Wednesday morning, July 8: between the hours of 9 and 11 o'clock ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO ASSIST IN CHAM- pee ped walling and to make herself generally useful. Apeiy bat hours of 11 and 1 o'clock on Wednesday at 116 6th ay. ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, TO ASSIST IN A private boarding house Cail at 11 Wooster st. W Aird wages wil te pall frm good ones Call at re 00d wal a one. Paturela, & Wyckoff st, Broo abeenot et, Brooklyn ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A LADY'S MAID, EX- rienoed Vaud pro recommended; Anegiaae Sreuch preferred. ve y creo fa F 14 Fifth Av- nue Hotel ETAIL DRY GOODS.—FOR SALE, STOCK AND FIX. tures; Store and Dwelling to let; = first rate location. for a profitable business. Apply at southwest corner ef Bixth avenue and Thirty-eighth street. . ____ HOUSES, ROOM! &C., + TO! LET. A PRIVATE PAMILY WILL LET TO ONE OR Two mtlemen, without board, « = lesa fre mt Room, Fur- ished, with small one adjoining; Apply at, 25 Mott street, ul | FURNISHED, HOUSE TO A & te possession, on West ‘aaa Betiran, Rin Sad, Tenth Avenues; all a eee si ments; in good og BE ren! ‘mon’ Permiis from | 8. EnBERSON, oveaneey SPLENDID SUIT OF Lge ON SECOND OR third floor, without board, at 6L Clinton place, second door from Fifth avenne and Brevoort House. House first. class, Unexceptionable references req ROOKLYN.—TO LET, PART OF A NICELY FUR- uished House, with 1, suitable ina neighborhood. Inquire at 76 Powers Broo lyn. URNISHED ROOMS SINGLY OR IN ‘ries TO roe ae to gentlemen or gentiomen and thei rab. class quiet house and neighborhood, at tr ‘upwards; one Room suitable for an tice. seit est Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth aven URNISHED COTTAGE TO her er A ba A LONG Inland, near the Prvilion Hotel and the Great South Bey. Btables and ice housds iiached RK Ne SL. PORTER, No. 9 Pine stroct._ ‘OOMS TO LET—FURNISUED OR UNFURRIRURD, Rath in the first class house No. 2 Depau row (Bleecker ARATOGA SPRINGS —A MANDSOMELY TURNIRH- ed Reatdence at Sarat’ nes Yrs eda re to a private family or to a elt the best ia of = town ned! ry the imei iy hotels springs ac, “Rent $1,100. OME! GAN, No.2 Bie street, pg a) ta BY 18, CAN, BE HIRED, WITH ACCOM- Plication to 8. HENRY eee onc ing’s hat and good cellar, ented wt an eminence ove! Bound; garden, well socked with frult and vegetables, dance of shade'and gornainental trees; food ahatle, Be Eee and fowls. Ren! to November 1, $5 “Rppay to S! LET—A GROCERY, STOR Iso water and De et. cheap. phe fs Woot Thirty third street Teak FINE, FURNISHED ROOM Tit FOR TR per week, with ___ Hor ‘SES, } ROOMS. &C., WANTED. Pa pal RNISUED APARTMENTS, sett DP2e, SORE, WANTED IN 3H ory, stare ay ee gry, tare amount of reeet| das price, Address Droggiat. box ANTED—A HOUSEKEEPER, TO TAKE THE EN- a house, eed apply except they are competent. Apply nrido Base Worse ANTED—A HEALTHY WET NURSE, FOR A CHILD W required. Apply at ‘OUSE WANTED. WANTED, ed or unfurnished, amaall family, is, a comfortable peed or Pi byt Baye & phy and second street, Ne Brey ‘Woodward, Tio Daucus arent) os ret Nee Yor Ra location = ‘two months old. Good references 480 West 2d et, between 10 and 1 o'clvok, ipealon and terme per sonata. = ABS 0} WHEEL- ANTE wilto's ashinn to wort om Sir, an WAXTEDITHRER OF FOUR ROOMS ON nD: pt ss nteriry'e We. 266 Brosdway, | fore family of tren parvo om the went tide, ep Morning, July 5, toA B. “D. Waterbury's, No. 4 frefertea soa prene, on HELP ‘WANTED—MALES. ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE, OR 81x TO ahhan = Rooms ino large one, untuirntahed, below W YORK ADVERTISING SAGENOY, NOY. 208 sieves “| AP Ri aes Toora ¢—Wanted, Clerks in all branchés of Possession July of Augut. address B. D., q@? ‘arm Hands. lala Betabliatiod 1958." ANTED—DY A RESPECTABLE QUIET FAMILY FOR 1 housekeept ‘a xmail Hose, or two Floors ine large T10 Sen ay oy 8T.—ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER A " Cail on Thomas Clarke, 10 Chatham at, OY WANTED-IN A FISH AND PROVISION STORE; one about 12 to Aree rs old, who resides with his parents. Apply to John inane & Co,, 284 Washington RUGGTST.—WA rANTED, A COMPETENT DRUGGIST, ps fe immediately to John Loughlin, Ith av., near Pease sauna MAN WANTED ON URTH OF JULY. AGENTS WANTED. Fourth of July Badges and Modals in honor of the grand reception of our returned volunteers, All badges take! and money returned if not gt gold B. T. HAYWARD, 208 Broadway. one. First class location. Fourteenth and Thirt nues, Address box 3, bs fer ety BUY. oR LEASE A CORNER LI ‘Store, or # Building suitable for one, Address, J. D., fenton.” Bible House, ‘stating terms and WITH rope A in ti months; must be ote ‘easy access and seats one one \eegal a New New steamer or ‘oars; “rent not over, $100 per month; 8 ed ‘will See od Adress, with Full particulars, ntry, {7 ANTED—TO RENT THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, FOR ‘a man and wife, for sta between Tvepietb Leek Fiftieth = snd Mg and Ninth avenues, ence given. 200} Sixth avenue. with water and ie ween ftth streets, s Second and ave- oftiee for one week, NITED STATES GENERAL AGENCY, Tl BROAD. way, room 14.—Situations for bookkerpera, shippiny Say a7 goes, Grocery und hardware clerks, porters and WANTEDA YOUNG, MAN AS BARTENDER, | IN- quire at £4, Wilson's, corner Bleecker and Greene ste. ‘ANTED—IN A WHOLRSALE FANCY GOODS learn the business. "Address with eefrencee, P. , box 11 Jens ust % Herald office. ‘ANTED—FOR WHALING VOYAGES, 2. men anda, carpenter and blacksmith, at 7 oat corner of Recta i at., to D, L. Pea ‘ANTED—IN A CLAIM OFFICE, A MAN TO CORRE- apond and collect army ofleers Jccqunth Address, i lary desired, ya h rere See employment ealary Wa COLORED COACHMAN, TO GO IN THE sToUuT Apply ouuiry one who thoroughly undersianda his Duss ‘ Teference. ry Hii Brosdway, room pay eo lead -ANTRD—FOR TAYLOR’ 38 HOTE! etepnnes ty fe Ss sat Ba of meats and (crak foal for the country; Wert COACHMAN (WHITE): ONE WHO 18 e himself generally useful; must siete ms Toferences required, Address box 2,39 Pont offiee. NTRD-A SINGLE MAN, TO WORKIN A LIVERY Anatie. A marie Canal at,, near Broadway. HOUSE, fuer reer OONN., RE- Ween nt) NO! eine hetaimimer reser munication Bonington line A Ac Fouss, res As LIGHT WANTED A SMART, AcrIvE, MAN FOR THE Re ni Ry amy nded. ot the corner of Court Ww ate. DE: TISTRY, MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY —TEETH BX. tracted wit ment oe or wo me oo bag aegay i PW ations. warranted... Js Wiiieits, fis Gran arate blocks from Broadway, A YOUNG MAN, DESIROUS OF RNING THE dentist profession, wants situation in some well es. ay fe willing to pay for his instruction; vod references. ine at, a English, and can give ve “care of Kibon & Munos, 63 IOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORs ares Son q anresthetic uso of nitrous oxide gas, and apectalty since May, i ey lave ‘never mn patients Who hed tried chloroform and ether 'p Vain, nor he slightest accitent wish It. We can and do e3- tract teeth without pain; will make no charge where this ie not pot fulfied to the letter, The most delicate can breathe the gas with safety, | COLTON tg ASSOCIATION Couper tnmivate. RH. VILLERS, 100 TW: STREET, Dire avenue: Toot inortted #1, euch esi fet brated Gold © it Alt operations warranted. ‘Estald anal carr a et Ee ‘urnitare, Cary 7 Aer Addrons Mr r Mrs. ADIES | AND ORNTLEMEN AN OBTAIN: THE Ur- 4 most value for Cast Off We _ Purnitus Carpets, ae. by calling ob oF ‘deena ‘Ronnothaly jowery, opposite Great Jou by Mra, Kowenthal A. BURNTAWS FURNITURE EXPRESS —PURNT- id shecarbrc tag daar MWe