The New York Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1865, Page 3

Avavsta, Ga., June_30, 1865. A trip of two hundred and fifty miles up the Savannah river, at this season of the year, is not the most agreeable thing in the world. The rail- road (like most everything else in this part of the country) was destroyed by Sherman’s army, and the travelling public are dependent upon stray oats, which make occasional trips as necessity demands, but which are not at all adapted to the Most of them are of South- ern manufacture since the commencement of the war, and as models of beauty, atyle or comfort, would compare very unfavorably by the side of some of our North river steamers. In consequence of the low stage of water at most seasons of the year, nothing but flat bottomed boats can make the trip in safety, and even they frequently get aground or strike some of the innumerable snags which abound in this nsrrow, winding and fever bseeding river. like to say a few words towards correcting false impression in regard to the gold and silver mines larly the error, 60 comfort of travellers. |, Rot gard to richness of the rock, but from the fact tet tke ‘ee are kept in ignoranse pays our eminent scientific r me pa and his statement should purchasers who go out co! es in interest. He says the scientific men are the mines that offere: tod are excladed from vii Prof. Silliman, in making tour through country, visited ‘and examined mines Lined solici- ie Fm of Loe he has madeno ged ‘at jeg mines, j *8! familiar oe the of the cost of working. Your correspondent are nothing more or/less than scows, built two stories high, with asternwheel, and neither state Fooms nor cabing, but intended solely for freight. As these are the only means provided for travel, it behooves one before leaving Savan- mah to Isy in a large supply of provis- fons, as the journey to Augusta often occupies six or seven days, and also to provide himself with a blanket to guard against the heavy night dews. We were fortunate enough to reach Savannah just after a heavy rain, and in time to secure passage on board the little government steamer Nantesket, which, though small and unprovided with state- rooms, is 2 palase compared with the other boats. Notwithstanding we were loaded with freight, be- sides towing two barges, we made the trip in less than three days. Our fellow passengers consisted of half @ dozen Gouthern ladies with their children, a few paroled Confederate officers and soldiers, three or four sut- lers and cotton buyers, and Brigadier General ‘Wild, who goes to Augusta to take charge of the Freedmen’s Bureau and to settle the conflicting in- terests between the whites and blacks. The whole country between Savannah and Au- gusta, as farascan be seen from the river, is to- tally devoid of interest, Nothing but swamps, wild land and alligators is to be seen for miles and miles. Not a single village, and but very few dwellings of any description, the whole distance. Rice plantations are located along its banks, but ‘the dense shrubbery hides them from view. @ As we approached Augusta a few fields of corn made their appearance, and amall bodies of ne- grees were seen at work; but, with this exception, not a living soul was visible the whole distance. The river in its windings resembles the James, making many and short curves, and rendering its navigation both difficult and dangerous. terfioon, at two o’clook. Licurswany.—At Nashville, Tenn., on ee pope of ane ‘and the late of all the coast, as Arizona, Mexico and South Tuerieg, His rope he are without prejudice, and ‘ives his utnencatate important Dr. Jacks also: th sh) < id jackson ough engaged by a com; of Bostonians to eae on 8) " wre’ spent time and posted himsel I think purchasers going to the country east of the Sierras should advise with scientific men of ex- perience in that country. Referring again to the cost of working mines near the coast, as compared with those at a distance. The gold mines of PCalifornia, wih rock that will yield from twelve to twenty dollars per ton, find ready purchasers at full prices, and the best property so held by Californians, who invest for dividends, simply because the ores require ne elaborate treatment, emetln ‘Set ealasiven’ot the family iy tuvited to attend the funeral, from the sheen peree Third and Fourth avenues, special claims, has festchester county, on Thurs- well on the silver of Kil —At day, July 13, Jon Lyvcu, a native of the parish gee ia ae pal Monray.—! Many Muntuy, wife a of James Murphy, the 20th year = her age, a native of the county ‘The friends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 25 Washing- ton street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock. McDraMorr.—01 ursday, July 13, after a short but ness, Lizziz Giyxy, late of Athlone, county ‘estmeath, Ireland, in the 20th year of her age, the dearly beloved wife of P. McDermott. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully Invited te to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Ni on Sunday afternoon, at two oe 1 be interred in Calvary tery. , July 14, Jaume MoGu1, aged 84 wh, county Tyrone, Ireland. His friends and those of his sons, John and Patrick lease attend the funeral, on Sunday after- East Thirty-second street. Patrerson.—At Staten Islan Pasig Patrsrgon, of Phil Pottoce.—At Fordham, s Poteet July 10, Mrs Mary Powtock, relict of James RANpELL.—On Friday, James W. and Anna J. of transpurta- and cheap, and the management mployed at Competent superintendents = be em; moderate salary, as they can live ant comforts of a home at the mines. or climate does not exist than may be e range of the gold mines from Sonora, Titans county, north through Grass valley to the Yuba river. Some of the best paying companies in the world ed Ms California, and work on gold-bearing quartz that pays from twelve to fifteen dollars per ton. These mines are known to the few; the public do The stock is not for sale. ears in the examination I have most unbounded faith in their permanancy. Large profits will re- ee from well directed capital. pat sal not like to see one-sided statements. ing i cop Francisco one can meet parties each steamer, some consigned to wae, thee to one of the various new localities where ledges have been discovered, and they are able to get claims at low figures; so, making a large advance in case of a sale, they pass over the ingiian where ever: MoGu1.—On Friday years, a native of Coo! 4, FRRKUE, only child of |, aged 6 years and 7 ths, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at five o’clock, from the residence of his parents, 114th street, as ve Second = Third July 13, tGan.—On Thursday, July 13, Margaret, wife of James Regan, in the 68th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family aro reapeotfally invited to attend the funeral, from her late residen: St. Mark’s place, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Regp.—At the residence of her mother, at Bounpoee L. 1, Canrm Pows1t not hear of them. ent most of two acific mines, an wife of James H. aged 26 years and 6 months. ‘The funeral will take place from the Friends’ saice House at Bethpage, on Sunday morning, at eleven Tharsuay, daly 18, We 13, Wau ‘on Sunday aftern: LL, at two o’cl , Newtotrn, ab half past tio. youngest child of Chauncey G. and aged 2 years, 5 months and 8 relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 8t, Amity street, on Sunday morning, at Sauror.—At wighe ecg 14, May Sanrorp, infant opportunity can be had ithout even a halt at the quartz mille by the w: have not cose snillions of dollars. lators have not control of such Droperty, ‘The little ten stamp mill, cleaning up lars each month, ne paren working on .@ capital of forty or. fifty thousand dollars and dividing one hundred per cent per an- Sis to ‘an affair for speculation. —_P. Upon arriving at Augusta we found the Amazon, ‘one of those flat-bottomed boats mentioned above, which had started two days before us, had ar- tived only s few hours in advance, and was dis- charging her freight. The wharf, if such it may be ealled, presented a very lively and businese-like appearance. Large of freight were being taken ashore, were constantly arri from his erence, Clement's church, Ne Items. ‘The late ages saci ‘was very severe throughout incinnati papers report twenty-five peel seuaaoka tn tn ten “anya, «maori of the cases being - abi entire Be to the ath is in very bad conditio foley Kk handling the sacking has become worn out and torn, ay hare not the means or material for re- will either lessen the price or 16 cereus of repacking upon ite arrival at Hogans is one of those fortunate cities that has ed the ravages of war. never Lae vows g ed consequently esca; “pie ane sioter towns , © hout the’ Pec war. It has it market for blockade goods fro! and Mobile, and presents to-day more place than either be By aga ewe yd Nicholas and ata picnic near Louisville on the Fo ladies were struck down by the intense heat. One died, ‘and several others are still ina family are invited to attend the rents, No, 91 Mon- y) afternoon, at two funeral, from the residence of her tague street, Brooklyn, this (Satu: = Joux.—At West aged 44 years and on reeey, July 14, ALBERT tives and friends are Kae pceaigen 4 invited to at- — the (man on Si genet afternovn, ae ore she deyastation tion visited pot wap many and cities. Business, too, pao les of cotton and eight hundred tons as parted Erivate freight." Bs te stetod that the gold diggers 06 Troy, Vt, oe struck a new lode, which promi ri siderable golds found in Stockbridge and White river valleys, the men at work srerapag $4 ay arog it, of the Lincoln Monument Association was TL, on the evening of the 6th. The committee a form of conveyance ae aararee or ae oe was aunt, Mrs. Walsh, 116 noon, at two o'clock. The relatives aad friends are re- spectfully invited to attend. ‘Wiurs.—At Eatontown, N. J., on Paha eat Ly a ison street, on Sunday after- {TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Pitt... 2 227 Sourm SxTn Perea a neasiness. I will be ‘eed the original advertisement, as it ‘the person mee did it. Some one has falsel; your issue of Thursday causing my ee PRoOkLN, JULY tasurance y_bar aemi-ansual dividend of five per cea seroe saat on demand. prea WERT, CORNER OF CANAL eee. 1, 1—THE Pn a ahd declared a oe sas and * m BORDA, WED- wbibaV end Pala egninge LOOM, President, ROUND FLOOR SHARE AL ONLY Cy ol ee baal AI j i Es Hi g i i ge ON is, il ferailss | aster Bes s | 4 E : ry & | zi i i 5 5 [ E i i i i i i E 3 > z t 3 i e i ef j : : a! & s ie i ? Hi, DOU HARES, AT ONB INDRED DOLLARS PER SHARE.’ RE i = DIVIDED Uno ke fs Q gEe3 ay 5 ERP 2 s 8 sF8 [ & [ iF ol H = July 12, at the residence of William Rev. Laan fa ~| ing 8 Oh pag FE i] Locum B. Swain, of $t Eusa D. of the S Le —In Philadelphia, Pa., on Thursday, ie residence of the bride's father, Acting HL. Wixstow, U. 8. N., to Miss Avons TRagvaln 55 nder the directior resi- js wrhoge business bilities in thie Burope as they are in this iffy 2 < aie stat tock, sanity maa a The holder of will bare ihe age a of en- Died. —On Friday, July 14, Wa. Araranpen, oven om ond eras three “tine fonds and relatives of the fant pig Invited to attend the funeral, from hi hie Inte 4 sis inal of amusement open to ill Cemetery. y Booka or te sc seaman Wednesday, Ray i Maat a den Se See, bee open, pages "The friends and relatives of the family are pon.” invited to attend the Leng = pnt = ~ pancapalageated ite » THR APPOINTMENT OF GOVERN: eneral satisfuction i ta this portion is speine of as an a hones » Com: reliable man ia every parti cular. adler Generel C tham, of the beaters confederacy sent of oop Pike uate. He from her late Nace, Saturday afteracon, UCR hia oy, AT y. iat BOSSA ‘a. LILLIBNDARL, ‘OTICR TO —* Bg. rz Peer July 13, Trowas Bows, a native a —On Thursday of oluniking, cing: Ballina, Queens county, Ireland, aged "Iie friends of the family are respectful! order, aad tits te-morrew te take @ look attend th paneer i mcartag) aivieneta, ‘ninth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, that portion of the State. Carmaor.—On Thureday, July 18 Jame, wife of James relatl: fully invited % Pe err Ey a avenu Brooklyn, ong ‘seas 3 Mra, Mant Cuoven, wife Soe Fikes from the North Baptist and Bedford GC or Ts. (OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS INGURANGR GO.,) urmasrres peas ees oc of Rdward Clover, The funeral wil (hates Lodee, No, #7, F. and NEWYORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1868. ee rine PANY, Onis ne |Ae aiid Gre Durciors hove. fs due, a ‘Rot tucluded sbove heads, viz: for dividends unpaid. ‘Total. . rreaaeet Gee Gilat, iar of the Chern fol Fores in ld eoay a , bell ont, ata tere aver Taeigh (4 See before afore tip ran Pe auielermiain business on day of use’ one thousand ight hundred and my nem fenee each ed that'the Dosinbes of Ee Ft Ee reat aoted af the location JONES, President, | ecrtbed aorta the ith Pre x=» wobeer ond syorn geyonsna thea SETS |. - Banter eer: SoTRER BANK NOTES Yonge Now Onieans.“hiso’ Bouthera tats nd Coupons— Memphi aia, Savannah City ‘and Cou mPpean FOREST, ‘Bankers, 9 een the 2th day of ironing, or to do in lanky count thaw somely. A, at. day of Monday, “Ming the lower voll. upons._ B Bought Bondy and G3 DE Apply to Mrs. Dean, 83 __ SOUTHERN ADVERTISHMEANTS. AP ANUFACTURERS oR OTHERS DESIROUS OF ‘establishing an agency in the State of North Carolina for the sale of agricultural implementa, ac, (Principal Sent ers! Dercaes fet ety poy allan ill address for ad. NEW PUB PUBLICATIONS. A. PHYSIOLOGICAL V1 ee oF “MARRIAGE CON. ls fine plates and en- Pe yo ike! human ‘organs in a stato ‘treatise on earl f Sure, aa shown by the mode truthful adviser to marriage, who ‘would know thelr physical condition. Se: free of postage, to an; oh aia yor PUBLISHED, 8 MARTYR'S | MONUMENT; THE PATRIOTISM AND" ‘POLITICAL WISDOM ABR. AHA "LINCOLN, as onibtted In his 5} Mosnages, tions, Loy the pro Banepa ire of ee unul 1 vol, 10, 30 ead, Prige $1 60. Wik mg beat ne ori, ee eal ‘story of the fmverian poole Asa work of peeancemmpeusi A valuable o a to the corey could be Teel worth thoughtful perusal, credit for the pam aight ost sot ve ee fue.—Buffalo i rnes te xpress. praia iow York Daly Daily No S umaas | NEWS COMPANY, Publishers, and 121 Nassau street, New York. Paid good wages. error, ite ba , With th the report Married and those ‘contemplating ni address on receipt of 6c. in stamps ddress Dr. La Croix, 81 Maiden lane, Orders and Proctama- distance ih on Monday, July 17, between Wirrcar atid TO Ne of ADDRESS WRAP. in which they have Tecentn it Er none {eet deme Provided with work deserves the highest Tt wil undoubledly bave large ctroulation.—Boston AS RECOMMENDED, WILLING AND OBLIG- maa ante Sosa nated tose ond parr inundey and chamber Work OF pig bousework, Call pL SM eS A Sine iret WANTED—BY A COMPETE, PER. son as first class cook; understands oem, Bagi ng cooking in all styles. test istance in the country. Call ator | Fd io Br Went 19th eA: near Sth are A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wae ASITUA- SEA. e Went isih ‘et, bevweon Sub aud Cn ge SITUATION WANTED—BY & BRSFSCTARLE | MAM; ITUATION TON WANTED —a8 COOK, GOOD WA Call for two days Bast 26th ak; corner oP as are GOOD WASHER at PU Sere eee MARUE TORRE WANTED, BY A ‘asituation as forewoman. Nussau at., up stairs. Addrase ofeal owe F. Young. == A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- days at 14 tion as wetnurse. Can be seen for two 4th av. ANTED—A SITUATION IN A FIRST CLASS FAMI- yas seamstress; can embroider hand- 6th av., between 3 an@ 6 o'clock Satur- ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA: ‘as lnundress; references given. ‘at 66 Went beh ot No objooton ts pong in tne country. . | WWANTHD—A SITUATION AS WET, NURSE. BY A healthy young woman who has just lost her own baby. ‘Hamilton at., room No. 9. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. Be IRLS WANTED—TWO OR THREE GOOD HANDS, who understand tbe footing of (stockings; aléo a fais oF Doy to attend to one wet of cat Apply at 0 and 72 [Sencha ebies ee eis 2 Lae ve A fitalategperhag A SUMMER HOUSE, “ short distance from the cit gent head laundress who can foad and write. Ap ply ly at the ployment ofice, No. 5 5 Clinton Hall, on Astor place and 8th st. PINNERS WANTED—FOR A MILL IN THE COUN. try; girls who have tended fh or flyer frames will be ‘Apply to J, P. Ellis, 71 John st. FPASSEL MAKERS.—GIRLS, WHO UNDERSTAND making tassels for window ‘draperies, can find stead; employment at 46 Walker st, up atal competent and Intell ‘also weavers want & W. WILLIAMS. Po PHOTOGRAPHERS. WANTED, SMART GIRLS TO mount; also one to paste, Apply at 390 Bowery, from I0'to 12 o'clock. ig tirercie oF aeaguay i protable bart tact and e! y tose in & profitable buat ‘Noss tact and ener; > engage in & ae ness, Call between 3 room No. 2, -ANIED—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS NURSE AND ‘seamstress, by a family residing near New York, Ap- ply at 80 East 13th st., between 11 and Ton Saturday, 16th inst. ya ‘EXPERIENCED NURSE, WHO THOR- oughly understands the care of an infant; Fob be a recommended. App! tse ress and come well {Sist st, between eleven and two o'clock. ‘ANTED—GIRLS FOR BRANCHING FLOWERS. “Apply at 827 Broadway, up stairs. — eee Wan LS ne eo Prygert TO goat? bal WASHING ral house’ ashort in or — on th Ay ts Be earnest rae ird floor, hours of li and Porclock. overseer; salary, Broadway, room No. 4 Dh OFFICE BOY, WHO CAN FURNISH GOOD RE- mock and Sec clerk, hard niture salesman, Coachman, porter, bartender. strictest lutegrit y roauired from 1] to 2 to W. W. Swayne, Nos. mon school Secation, Ee gbliging disposition, in youxe MAN WANTE! seal eatage cnonriay; can secure $100 per ndations, will find a situation at 442 Pearl st, A’ THE NATIONAL i AGBNOT, 42, shiping Ere Wanted, assistant bookkeeper, én o spoctable men can always find ‘omiployment.” rc THE UNITED STATES AGENCY, 18 CHAMBERS mae enet shipping, Bos hotel and’ cee sa Sart, fur- “Ondors reapectfully solicited.” YOUNG MAN WANTED—IN AN UP TOWN sore; one living with, his, parents preferreds the na or 760 Post i OY WANTED—TO GO OF ERRANDS AND MAKE himself generally useful; wages $5 tent person. OY WANTED—15 TO 17 YEARS OLD, AN AMERT- can, and s soldier's orphan preferred, with & fn om, ioe address box Broadwa} branches of mercantile bi tender, farm hands. pz CLERK WANTED.—APPLY aT 8% 8D AV., near 25th st. ya + SINGLE MAN, Saturday. house brokerage business; box 1,82 Pout office, WANTED=A BOY ABOUT 15 {N AN IMPORTING capital can make from $M to $10) coln sliver compe badge, with name of company an ment angrav dress Burnet & Co., WARTED A GENTLEMAN TO TRAVEL IN SOUTH was 8) Wes STOUT, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN CAB AT THE NEW YORK ADVERTISING AGENCY, ay, Foom No. 4. Vacancies for clerks in al) bar wusinesa; also tablished 1808 Tt nn pD*s CLERK WANTED—AT J. M. SANDS’, 177 AV. ©. Inquire for two days. Se eee ———_—_———_—_—— ARM HAND WA WANTED—TO MOW. APPLY TO MR. ‘Tracy, way. Gore WAITERS WANTED—AT THE SARTO CEN- ‘ral Park, Saturdays and Sundays, Apply on the pro AS WAITER, IN A private family, « few miles from the city. None need apply Unless they are strictly sober, honest and thoroughly cen grstand thely business aad ean bring th beut cit references, Apply at 16 and 18 Chambers st, on Friday an mpm Das Sey BOY ABOUT 17, WHO WRITES A GOOD and and resides with his parents, to learn the custom first’ year $75. house; must write well and be quick at figures; salary $100, Address box 2,258 Post office. Wee t DISCHARGED SOLDIERS TO SELL army corps badges. Men having from $10 to $100 oa ik ‘per week. Samy senton receipt of st, Al Tennayivania av. Waanlngvon, D. America, for x patent medicine house: one who unden nish, and ‘ust come well recommended. Address B. burs, box 701 Post office, New York city, with best references. ‘ANTED—THREE EXPERIENCED BALESMEN FOR the retail button trade. Address R. 8.. box 6,868 Post been in some business at least ave office, by letter, giving reference and salary expected. eee ae, Peete res alia SUIFFING, tr 8; also coach: man, aictmnne bartender, farm. hands aod olher vaca: cies,'at Employment Office $71 East Houston street, wages. WHO shoroughiy understands taking care of horses; must come well recommended. Apply at 122 West 26th st, WANTED(A, COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER; MUST BB correct in figures, and hat references. Address, stating salary expected, box 5,366 New York Post office. Wits, the ote MEN; ONE AS GROOM AND COACH- he other as fruits ner, who understands conertatory work; they inust be experienced en WhO ae their duties ‘and ‘are yom Bed to altend to them. Ad- dress E. Malley, New Haven, Co pees eogcnyes, Be; EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR AN IN. fant. One who has the best of recommendations will y et, by W. 0. Ma, Herald ofiiee, with DRY GOODs. A STONEE DE ae Brulen(co many. 7s OF THE ftshlooe for tarps Matper's and since, fee Meter of y. coating of nglish and omy ey bia Me ants i, Cloak and Ertdaeae one ibe 3 MAJOR siosee ‘Assignee, 300 Canal street. Brice. 22: ¥ WHITE wanpias, COTTON BAT- etton Yarn, Can ‘k, Carpet Warp, Cotton gad Hem Newey Twines, w' which will be sold at for cash, The public are res; Tass berore eey street. ~~ S$ —$ $$ —$—$ 5 — — —————————————— OR SALE CHBAP—A LARGE LOT OF SHIRTS, Bed Ticks, Bi ankets, 4c. 36 Park street, near or MOURNING Goops. INSIVE cigar 7 Ma ey a ne will offer th o eeeee of their summer par from PP aT MYERS, G3 Broadway. MILLINERY. ‘ME. proeans, WALTON, big Re BROADWAY, HAS Mh! prod 6.pane of waite Bound Hats. branch of lowest 0 market prices gente ve and ex- buying elsewhere by THOS. ‘Gwinn. OA Vi PROPOSALS. FFICE Mad 7 _COMMIASIONE: Ko. hyd Oreeecr me Seamer py cnrelige, endorsed — ton ie of of Se Rae, Cea 7 office unt rr daly ier TB at eck ys Aa sa gage bopper apne anes Sentech eh fom ESSE Bisok forme ith the specifications obtained at teeter thle office. eee i NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C. second street, from Ww NTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; a bere good recor ns. Apply st 224 West "ANTED—A LADY, WHO CAN OUT AND FIT dresses, and who is ca) fashionable dressmaking establ one who can ga French York Post ofl orb EE EERE SECS ES ANTED—A GIRL ao EYELETING SHOES, AT NO. ‘83 Dey at., third fi Plinth tis EE ES Wat FIRST CLASS MILLINER, ONE CAPA- le of trimming; Foe Ta Taine a wh el aa employ- AND HEALTHY le of taking charge of a spree oomeray 4 in min Wosasingion 2 irs Wa RESPECTABLE Y' as wet Serek Tuquire forenoon at 22 West dl point nas EE TT WANTEDIA STRADY, CAPABLE WOMAN, TO DO 4 churn roa one the an country: Fauat nderstand ber, business wages will Weare wet ese tne hours St 10 and ag ry a 4 HANDS ON res coL- andcuffs. Apply for two daysat way. _—— Warn GEAMSTRESS, AT 17 AMITY ST. aaa. COMPETENT Vhree tmprovers. Call Cor one week at 296 Bleecker st. ‘ANTED—90 square Rey FOR WAITERS root A Mee ey EXPERIENCED ere: IAN IN 2 teal two daye st 3 Ba cv, near Wiredvonan whe anzee. A pupracrares pon ron Bey NURSE eal Arte ga ua ror «| i three weoks jages 00 ject. Apply atid Harrison ot, Bouth Brookiya. SETUATIONS (8 WANTED—MALES. "Address U. 3. a. 5 Downing at. BMY AND “AND NAVY AVY BXCHANG! B. Gorerament sat Vousbore sub. hartereonere gullection of Frise Money. “Information cheerfully Aber PRIZE ‘Counsellor. p00 alates ncncoreasee dnt air eee RMY AXD Lad guagac OF INFORMATION.— obtained for soldiers Btate bount) rho culated betwoes i ud aarch, ate Wb: BROWN 2 00., 119 Neasau street. ee ew re, AND NAVY CLAIM | re Ly 4 and 6 New Chambers All claims on the United States’ qoverament cashed and lected. Advanees:made. ‘ac. cashed MONEY!—GEORGE P. Rp ag Chatham, New York. Popeenere vouchers, Seaery RIZE pap BOUNTY AND eee Pay gg st ‘claims on the government of the Upned States collected with promptness and nd cashed. yan farormation given on application to F. 1 MaGAGNOS, 197 need SreaL zs DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.—IMPORTANT soldiers mustered out of dii ‘upon Api. nprwon or by elter tt The United Biates” Army ‘Agency, 64 street, New York city. Sorined tn he or pean Teen. 1608 and Le peg) BL] EN. te of d- NELSON er a Bro Ht ——===———— WATCHES, JEWELR 7 @ WILLIAM STREET, ROOM NO. 8—FINE DIA tat the highest rates. Those havi Oy | AT onde bought at the ery highest aring ‘them, set or unset, can realize to 62 William strest, room No. 8 62 wae: WILLIAM fet rg gg WATOHE! 8, v ‘ar G2 iach decade Gehans tert vcs ih Cal 6a wilin feet, room No. & BILLIARDS. AAA ARR AAR LARLY | BASSYORD, BILLIARD TA ot Obarige ton ve Bn Ol i 146 Fulton street, second a — SHARPE ROORETOOD, Finet al re at the fruit store, 195 FINE ART ER" py | FOR SALE CHEAP—ABOUT Lye ne steel Ki ute boa aris for ae covers or ii and Peblishing Com: mrasy, ei | LECTURE SEASON SEASON, ;| PES re id their oflice floor, until further UARE Dall LY TOR ai seas gia | ee ihe arly ante of VING JUST RE- thet Sergi inne oo fe butareos, ina afraid of work “Addreus for one loterview + Whenan rm BANCR. WANTED, BY AN OFFICER HONOR- abi the army, « situation in insu. eit 7 Srderaiand pine business fully. is snr‘ous follow fae two days Insurance, Herald ae iinet ace ge WANTED—AS BARKEEPER, IN re ee ITUATION WANTED.—A GOOD PENMAN AND AC- countaut, wishes wmporary employment for about ex overs te. ba Die employment principal object et ly Troterate, honorable eta nner principal object 1 alg ey a a —. ITUATION as BOOKKEEPER AND dent, by 9 German gentleman of twenty-three years oF ‘age, receolly arrived, who has also a fair knowledge of Prench Englah, "pest references in respect to ity and chi w. Luis, ‘ius Broadway. tween 10 and 12 in the epee Tate day at 38 DRESSMAKER; ALSO te book UNG MAN BS aman, ¥ WANTS Aa SITUATION yoo ight poner. MAN ra as Ad 6 bie wet » 4 Bloeoker at. Wax ayTED— Ay EXPERIENCED SaLBaMay, In A class jewelry store on Le teralesy. TR may es nt situation. weviewmes Stra of OFFICE BOY; ONE WHO wa A ae hand and lives with bis parents, Address W. B., : Pom of ice. WAXTED-SEVERAL, INTELLIGENT YOUNG GEN- tlemen to learn tel phing. For terms and particu- lars apply at the,Telegraph [ustitute, 988 Broadway. Wart YOUNG MAN TO ‘ATTEND BAR; ONE A mployment and good WAaepatwo GooD DRY Goops SALEEM ‘aa 496 Grand Wise ANTED—AN ENGLISH LAD AS MESSENGER. reaper with testimonials and syectines of handwriting feleven and twelve to-day, at British Consulate, Brosdway. ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, FTY LABORERS WITH HODS. ARE {0 Jer. T. Hanlth, builder, at the ruine of Barnum's ‘ANTED—IN AN OFFICE DOWN TOWN, A SMART, sotive boy; one residing with hls parents aid sequaint” ea reith ths aay r week. in bandwrit- wf applicant, bor's,280 Host odlce ANTED—100 toching MEN WITH ite vest in a business that will dou month. *¢ Call at inventors” Association, Wee Ban GOOD DECK HANDS; WAGES $30. need apply on board Bylvan Stream, TO $1, TO IN. cle catia every Wits YOUNG MAN, COMPETENT TO TEND Aa ‘and stationery place. Apply to P. O'Connor, 70 GARDENER WANTS A SMTUATION.—I8 WILLING, A, ac. Moderate wages. Quick. Address Gardener, box Exe See Gude, lve a toy, eer Ii'yesrs ola waa ay are Ue oA ‘Spruce Bieci macigin with A FIRST CLASS ENGINEER ‘end machinist, with undoubted reference. Apply to J. A. Amelung & Son, 108 Gocner OOD TRANSTERRERS BRERS WANTED - PPLY at Ts Y Bxchange ( (Gustors storm House), Wall st, MMA ra rem ‘For pariculare woareas Case, run wood & Co., Hartford, Conn, ATINET || PRINT WORKS.—WANTED, MEN Al § ‘customed to the business. Apply at the works, No. Murray at, ond rear 216 Weat 36th or HOE CUTTERS.—WANTED, THREE OR ZoUR com. ILVERSMITHS.—WANTED, SPOON AND FORK releere and ters ver and German compositor at 113 Fulton 'NKOOP & HALLENBECK. ANTED—A Le! oe. MUSLIN ws LAINE DE- Lone w pene = the business, ences. Address Engineer, 4 'ANTED—A GOOD GLASS PINCHER stands glass button work. Apply at WHO UNDER- Chambers at. ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A. YOUNG MAN, JUi from the navy, at porter, of todrive & tru ubderatande ; or in any capacity, as he is willing to do soyining HOMAS T THOMPSON, 16 Hubert st. ARTED—BY A YOUNG DUNG MAN, A SITUATION AB EN- fi clerk; ian voll penman and willing to ign ig payee St ca guaratoe to ha bonny. Addon . W., Herald ofes. ANTED—BY A YOUNG FOREIGNER, JUST AR- rived, a situation as drav office. Addrens for three days J..] H. R., Herald office, paca atte nes nD lc Dosh mec ANTED—A gevaron AS pe BY A young 1 ily going 16 Kuro Boat or ety eaty and on 4 Galton or address "for two daye P No, m at J. W. Wilson’ 87 Bast 10th at ——— ANTED—A SITUATION AB DRUG CLERK, a bad several isneseen excellent refere! In the drug etre. ARTED~ BE, A ity experience in the bu renees, hadrese Address BR. M., 108 4th B. Kipling & Bony Jew fowel Merchants, 94 Malden lane, WY. Wi iittation ue cork A yy HAY AMERICAN), A 4 ode na In ev0 sate bee Bac at a4 ‘situation aa el years’ experience boy Ploversana Others.” Address Figaro, Herald ofice, WAXTED=A SITUATION, BY A, YOUNG MAN OF routine of omen duttesy is Pesan a enman and iY come well recommended, of fad ing vo depoate $300 wish hie prey efiice. $100 WHE aver 8 Le AN OFFI! army, for one of the ara ar iments in this eit; ‘Saareea for wo daye Arm eres = $100 “iy WILL BE oa BY bike OFFICER HONOR. a | Eeaiahac aman in an architect's ‘s, youre MAN, A SITUATION AS Best of city Add: J. G., care of ANTED—A MAN TO PRINT GATINETS. APPLY AP n Print Works, 64 WAxTED—4 TYPEFOUN| ERS MO MOULD machinist used to tne works Lb MAKER. OR ays bow ik Herald office. required: AppIY to Loeb Bros., 73 Leo Ce Any and constant employment. 1a ee, oot ploy: ANTED—FIRST CLASS SHIRT CUTTERS; GOOD and steady employment 6 given. ree ee Tree ‘ANTED—PIANOFORTE (ACTION MAKER; THE highest wages for a good man, Wartime BOYS, WHO HAVE ee ONE jence In the gold pen business. at., third floor. WANTED. 4 WATCHMAKER, TO excelien un Cooper & Fellowsyit M aiden iene, sadam wee 1 Nboy __ LOAN OFFICES. eat a RALLY ADVANCED x JEWE 1b Hans ROK i] Biguest POR ities Wate BS, J. OA e, at 77 Bleecker street, up stai TON. U Ly —_" ROOM NO. 2—A. HONIGMAN . for Dias Wi Jewel: A wires Sena AW soveme or Lg te yy ces iver TICKETS onus Musteal | oe Oe. ‘Also advances made Sa a, "Watches: , Rear Grand street, up stairs, Serta Sy ig ROOM 9. Ley | Riguns? mie, Wi » ae. Pewasrohere CIGAR! cco. RB AND TO ‘A ORBAT ROSH FOR THR Corea Roe at