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

igenee. OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT AND ROBBERY—TWO OF THE Jacob Sherman, residing at Page’s Hotel, corner of West and “pring streots, was passing along Greene street, near Yatent HIGHWAYMEN CAPTURED. Shortly before twelve o'clock on Monday night Mr. ‘Canal, wien he was set upon by four or five young men, me of whom gave him a staggering blow in the face ‘with his fist. In a moment afterwards another of the ADs siruck him twice over the head and shoulders with Jub or other heavy weapon, and as he was prostrate ©n the walk they stripped off his coat and vest, in the pockets of which were a silver watch, with hair chain dollars @ttached, and nearly one hundred notes. in Treasury Immediately after the robbers left with the inder Mr. Sherman called for nee, when officers phy and Pierce, of the Fifth and Eighth precinct pease the fugitives and succeeded in arresting two who gave their names as Joseph Butler and Moses Conklin. In possession of the prisoners was nd all the property taken from Sherman, and But- was recognized as the man who first struck Sherman. accused parties were taken before Justice Hogan _ @mad committed to prison for trial, without bail. They fave twenty and twenty-two years of age, and claim to be Fesidonis of New Jersey. Tho confederates of Butler gad Conklin are still at large. ROBBED IN A DISREPUTABLE HOUSE. A few nights since Mr. Jacob P. Thurston, residing at Mo, 49 Cherry street, accompanied Margaret Lynch, alias ivan, toa disreputable house in New Bowery, and in her company she relieved him of his gold watch lage valued at $495, with which she escaped. r Mullen, of the Fourth precinct, hearing that was living at service with a famfly on Long Island, Proceeded thither and arrested her, h she confessed to the theft, and told ' where ‘the stolen watch was concealed. The prisoner was taken Before Justice Hogan and locked up for triak She is . reeree years of age and a native of Ireland. be the second time Mr. Thurston has had the same w: stolen from him. gamed James Boland DECOYED UP AN ALLEY AND ROBBED. Detective Slowey rday arrested a young man a charge of robbery pre- ferred against him by John Good, residing at Mo. 12 Market street, Mr. Good makes oath that he ‘was in @ house in Mulberry street with a friend, fnd while there the latter was taken sick and left the Good followed to look after his friend, when d and two or three others decoyed him into a dark ley in the rear of the house, where they seized, held and forcibly robbed him of $30 in cash and a silver ‘watch worth $25, with which they escaped. After his esis Boland was fully identified as one of the men, and H ice Hogan committed him for trial without bail ‘The others concerned in the robbery are known, and the @fficers are in pursuit of them. Boland is nineteen years of age and lives at 64 Thompson street. He denies knowing anything about the robbery. ATTEMPTING TO PASS COUNTERFEIT AND WORTH- _ LESS MONEY. Peter Gruller, a German tailor, was arrested by officer MoFarland, of the Fourth precinct, charged with ten- ering to Sidney Thomas, a saloon keeper at No. 6 New ‘Ohambers street, in payment for refreshments, a coun- terfeit five dollar legal tender note. On being informed that the bill was counterfeit Gruller tore it in pieces and offered a worthless five dollar bill on the Erie and Kala- mazoo Raliroad Bank, of Adrian, Michigan. Gruller was told that the note was worthless, when he went away, peered two hours subsequently, and calling for a of wine, offered ur. Thomas the same bill again, was given into custody. Justice Hogan committed accused for trial. Michael Grinman, a gardener, offered a ten dollar bill, ting to be a genuine issue of the Blackstone Canal of Providence, R. I, to Maria Burns, of 370 Canal pareet, in payment for some small articles which he had purchased. She informed Michael of the true character wf the bill, when he attempted to escape. Maria seized r endeavored to detain Grinman, when he ruck her heavy blow on the arm with his fist, pulled away and escaped. The alarm being given, Grinman was pursued a arrested by officer Van Riper, of the Fifth precinct. Hogan committed the accused for trial, in default $1,000 bail. ARREST ON SUSPICION OF STEALING MINING STOCK. Officer Irving, of the Twentieth precinct, arrested ‘Thomas McCue, a laborer, on suspicion of having, several Gays since, stolen fifty-Ave shares of the Delaware Gold end Silver Min! ing stock, valued at $5,500, the properts sof Mesars. Wolfe & Co., 20 Exchange y raag The theft is @illeged to have taken place at the Au Erect iumpcied sary wae detained n River Railroad for examina- ROBBING A WOMAN. At 4 late hour on Monday night Mrs, Ellen Hefferman, presiding at 175 avenue A, went to the liquor store corner @ enue C and Tenth street, and while there exhibited about $25 in Treasury notes. On returning home she ‘was followed by three or four men, and while in the way of the house they seized Mra. Hefferman. called for help, when her husband ran down stairs to dhe aid of his wife. On reaching the bottom of the stairs @efferman was seized and hold till the thieves had se- @ared the money in possession of his wife. Just at that foment officer Johnson, of the Eleventh precinct, came arrested two of the men, who gave their names as McGinness and John Murray. The man‘ with the made his escape. Justice Shandley committed prisoners for examination. ‘ ce areraiat Dawn beame fa 00 more. He was found mornings since in his stall with one of his fore legs Frere in two soot The srypee in — it was done a myste! © person who im in charge, Gifford, of F Soraee peason. “Probably no horse in th’ ‘airfield Me., where he had been by his owner, Hiram Drew, of Levant, to stand th A writer in the Waterville (Me.) Mail say: un'ry has produced so many horses as this one, and it will be a long time before equa! can or will be found. He was twenty six vears @id, and I believe has always been in the possession of Ais present owner.” A fire broke out recéntly at tho British Museum, Lon- ee aestroyed a number of valuable manuscripts it was suppressed. ‘There is a family in Detroit of quite unvsual composi- ftom. The father and mother have each been married @aree times and have had chilren by each marriage, and _ Bll are now living happily together under one roof—six seta of children. Baven—Woov.—In New York city, on Friday, Gat Episcopal church, Wiurur ‘Woon, daughter of Barton Wood Hatz—Buvsu.—On Tuesday, Ju’ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Marriea. y, July ‘of Trinity Metho- Bros to Junxin A. all of this city. 25, by the Rev. the Rev. F. F. Hildreth, Dr. Burchard, James H. Hawi. to ile Loviss Buaxcur, ealy daughter of Henry Bru Esq. ail of this city. Lo'xy—Owxxs.—On Friday, July 21, at the residence of the bride's fativer, by the L. Cuyler, Mr, Wit- am A. Lo-xy to Miss Hannier 8, Owsys, ali of Brook. ea the Rev. 8 A. Seaman, at his residence, Lieutenant Colonel Martin, iate of ‘United States Volunteers, to Miss Marretta McDonabp, « New Brunswick (N. New Brunswick, N. J. J.) papers please copy. Anwerroxa.—After a short and severe {linese, at his re- sidence, 153 Varick strect, Daxian G. ARnwstroxe, in the Mtb year of his ace. Funeral services at Middletown, Orange county, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at hialf-past one o'clock, Orange county papers please copy. Bravy.—On Monday, Joly 24, Ayna Katrina, only ehild of John R. and Kate L, Brady. The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) after- Boon, at two o'clock, (rom 51 West Thirty-third street, Burrows.—At the 7-7 of her son-in-law, John Harrivon, at Saltersy the 68th your of her a J., Puorne Axx Be Widow of Wil Burrows. e _ of funeral ceremonies to-morrow. ay, July 24, at his Into residence, 1. 1, OwRY CoLias, aged 62, & wative of Ardes, county Louth, Ireland. to ‘Has (ri attend | nd wequaintances aro respectfully invited burial, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'elock, to Calvary Comotery. — sent B., infant daughter of William Cu tad Margaret Cumberson. attend the funeral ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to om the residence of her parents, 97 Bands street, this (Wedre-day) afternoon, at two o'clock. ANsin on Monday, Juiy 24, the Re of the Wailw ig’ Waverley place and Hau ck Boon, at two « Cuai Man n Washington, 0. C., on Monday, July 24, Coa MAN, Jas. T. Chapman. Cvon.—At hte t ». 62 Wort Twelfth street, Bown K. 'T. Cook, rector it Memorial chureb. will take place at the church, corner of mond strect, on Thursday after. [ “gy, congregation and The funer friends of the (amily are invited to attend, without fur- ther notice. Ciaxcy.—On Tuceday, July 25, Svsix, the beloved wife of Georg: Clancy. needay The funcral will take place from the residence of her 157 West Thirty-seventh street, this (Wed- ternoon, at two o'clock. Doougy.—On Tuesday, July 26, Ann Dooney, aged 77 ’ ‘Th Me friends and relatives of the fam ily are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her lato residence, No. 511 Fitth streét, on Thursday afternoon, at three or ‘lock. Devaxwy.—On Tuesday, July 25, after a tong and severe Winess, Mictakt. Davanny, @ uative of the county of Sligo, Furthor notice of the funeral will bo in to-morrow’s rs. eer.~0n Toosday, July 25, aftor a short illness, Jone R., the beloved son of John and Eliza Day, of diptheria, The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, thie (Wednesday) ‘afternoon. The remains wil] be taken to Calvary Come- relict of William Daniels, took place from St. Al for interment, axisis,—The funeral of Mra. Carsanine Dawrera shureh, ighth street, Tuesday morning, July 25. Derativo,—On Tuesday, July 26, Ranen L., #on of Sam- wel F. and Margaret H. Dealing. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, ‘Mt the residence of his parents, No. 123 West Forty- Siahth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three very, Hanny, only child of Charlos and Duwy.—At Brooklyn, on Tuceday, July 25, of dyson- nid of / Kato Dunn, aged ears and 6 months, ‘unoral will take plage from 192 Qlipton street this ‘at four o'clock, Friends of the Farrrt, wife ited to at- 231 Mott ednesday) aftetnoon, aie are iinet to attend. pa ‘ARRELL.—On Tuesday, July 25, MARY of Michael Farrell, in the Bath year of her neo. The friends of the family are respectfully inv’ from her late residence, <.. Wee cay Irvx, | HENRY R. Comet, Secretary, Hierine Flynn, of Lismore, —— tend the funcral, Monday, July 24. youngest son of James’ and Cat county Waterford, Ireland, aged 1 year, 10 months and nuaintances are respectfully invited to | dividend of Gve per cent, free of government tax, payable on fam the residence of his Parente, 326 id. Vs at ten o'clock, gH eS peed : Sone ea BANK NOTES WANTE! Foster, aged 21 years, 7 months ; A Th friends of the family are respectfully | Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds and Coupons want- 2 relatives And near trom (he Y widonee of hey | ed by MANNING & DE FORST, Bonkers, 19 Wail street, t, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) Attend the funeral, frot Ninth avenue, this (W: F danger of Eliza Ann iivited to attend the fun mother, No, 36 Butler stree! afternoon, at two o'clock, New Haven and Foster.—On Sund: child of William an N. J. Tho funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of its grand parents, Nostrand avenue, first house west of Myrtle avenue, July 24, after a long and severe ill- ear of his age. , latives and friends of the family are respectfully | Keep on hand, for immediate delivery, all issues of Seven- requested to attend the funeral, from his late residence, | ir'y Tre: corner of Leonard and Boerum streets, Williamsburg, this day) afternoon, at two a = “ Gnu esday , July 25, Jamra, son of John and Eliza Gilligan, aged 8 months and 11 days. ‘The friends of the famil: attend the funeral, from Main street, Flushing, L. 1., this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Hearn.—On Tuesday, July 25, Davin Francis Hearn, o, after a long illnosa. His friendsre requested to attend the funeral, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at three o’clock, from his late re- sidence, No. 101 Meadow street, Hoboken, N. J. Hircncock.—On Tuesday, JU Y., Susan F. Hrrcnoock, wi Hitchcock, in the 23th year of her age. The relatives and friends are mvited to attend the fu- neral, from the Methodist Episcopal church, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past four‘o’clock, Huasko.—On Sunday, July 23, at Unionville, N. J., Atvert C., son of Mieezyslaw and Anna Hiasko, late com- mander of New York Cadets, after a long and very painful illness, in the 17th year of his age. Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy. Horommes,— At his residence, in Williamsburg, on Monday evening, July 24, at hal Joun Hurcurncs, in the 84th The relatives and friends of bers of Hyatt Lodge, No. 205, F. and A. ternity in general, are funeral, from the Sout pal church, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. remains will be interred in the Evergreens Cemetery. Joxes.—After a short and severe iliness, mother’s residence, Euizaneta Jones, in the 24th year of second | hear of ‘a desirabl liewtio. to I, ee » getirable opportunity on applicatic Brooklyn, E. D, ness, WiLt1AM Fox, are respectfully invited to @ residence of in the 43d year of his ly 25, at Eastchester, N. fe of the late William’ H. f-past eleyon o'clock, rear of his age, the family, and the mem- lily invited to attend the nd street Methodist Episco- Her relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half- past three o’clock, from the Union Baptist church, Grove, near Wayne strect, Koerer.—On Tuest “f July 25, CHarzes Avcustvs, only son of Augustus E and Margaret Koster. The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the corner of Stanton and Tompkins strects. The friends and relatives are res; vited to attend. His remains will be inter wood Cemetery. LoveLanp.—On Saturday morning, July 22, at her residence, Sailors’ Snug Harbor, S. Captain Samuel Loveland, aged 62 years. Newark and Belleville papers please copy. Lrvixestoy.—On_ Tue: Livincstyy, aged 63 years. ‘The relatives and friends are funeral, at 22 Union square, this ( at three o'clock. The remains will be taken to Albany 24, by the Rev. Exua L, Stace, 1, Alama C., wife of PY: July 25, Jonw A. uested to attend the ednesday) afternoon, for interment. Matume—Sracz.—On Mond: Hough Blair, Mr. Joun Man both of this city. California papers please Mmanpa.—At Stapleton, BL peal Aer Avis MirnanpA, aged 14 years, 8 mont! ys. The relatives and friends of the family are respecttully from the residence of her oon, at two o'clock. At Eastchester, N. Y., on 25, after along and severe illn Charles Morgan, in the 60th year of Relatives and friends of Ieland, on Tuesd: invited to attend the fi e family are fally in- vited to attend the funeral, from St. Paul’s church, te nm Thursday afternooi nty-sixth street for where carriages will be in waiting. Mrpcrart.—At Bridgeport, Conn., on Tuesday roungest daughter of Joseph I. and aged 6 months and 14 days. The funeral will take place this (Wednesday) aftern at four o'clock, from No. 134 The friends and relatives are mn, at two o'clock. lle at street, Newark, N. Morry.—At Brown’s dock, Shrewsbury, on wSrany morning, July 24, of water on the brain, of George T. and Ellen Murry, aged 6 years, 2 months ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Short dock, foot of Barclay street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ‘half- k, without further notice, -Aty his residence, No. 120 East Fourth street, on Monday, July 24, Axonew MoCartny, aged 45 His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the above place, this (Wednesday) tecnomy at two o'clock, from thence to Calvary Ceme- ry. Neasts.—On Tuesday morning, July 25, Jom C. A. Neatts, aged 21 years, youngest son of Thomas Nealis, and brother of Charles, Michael, Thomas and James. family are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his brother, No. 126 Baxter street. On Monday, July 24, P. Enzaworrn, youngest son of Dr, Edward P. and Margaret Price, in tl past one o’cloc! The friends of the The friends of the family are respectfull tend the funeral, from the residence of Charles street, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. Roacu.—On' Monday, July 24, of dropsy, Parricn Roacn, a native of the parish of Dunlavven, county Wicklow, Ireland, in the 40th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are res; invited to attend the funeral, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, it one o'clock, from. his late residence, No. 109 Seventh Ryper.—At Astoria, L. 1, Carmmuxe Ryorr, widow of ‘Uriah Ryder, in the 85th year of her age. Notice of the funeral in Thursday's pape Swirr.—At Geneva, N. Y., on Sunday, July 23, Gene- rol Josern G. Swirr, late of the United States Army, in the 82d year of his age. Surri.—On Saturday morning, July 22, after a linger- ing siekness, Hattie Avavsta, youngest child of Jos. C. and Emma A. Smith, formerly of Saicm, Mass., aged 17 montis and 8 days, Boston and Salem papers please copy. Ssar4.—At Portchester, on Tucsday, , infant danghter of George F. and Cordelia Smith, aged 2 months and 9 di ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the this (Wednesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the rosidence of Hiram Smith, Esq., No, 46 Smith street, Brooklyn. Scortenn.—At Sing Sing, suddenly, on Tuesday morn- only child of Demetrius is parents, 38 on Monday, July 24, y: July 25, GRORGIANA ing, July 26, Hennert Saw G. and Lizzie H. Scofield, age ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to from the residence of his father, J. L. Scofield, 330 East Thirtieth street, on Thurs- afternoon, at two o'clock. ranxox.—In St. Vincent’s Hospital, on Monday, Ju’ 24, Joux Sitaxwow, aged 40 years, of the firm of J. & Shannon, Kansas City, Mo., a native of the county Ca- attend the funeral, Reqnieseat in pace. New Orleans Picaynne please copy. Stevevson. —Near , on Tuesday, July 4, Mary Awerr, d ihter of Joshua and Mary A. Stevon- son, of Williamsburg, N. ¥., aged 1 year, 2 months and Taxner.—In Nashville, Tennessee, on Monday, July son of the Inte Henry 8. Tan- e 40th year of his ave, July 24, Rov. Freon W. Tavton, 3d year of his age, 24, Jon Pencvsoy Taxsen, ner, late of Brooklyh, in tl Tarion.—On Monday, United States Navy, iv the The relatives and friends and naval officers on this sta- tion are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from rner of Clinton and Carroll streets, inesday) afterngon, at three o'clock, The remains will be taken to his late residence, Brooklyn, this (W without further invitation, Greenwood for interment, Hartford, New Haven and Middletown (Conn.) papers Trapsos,—Suddenly, of cholera infantum, Gart Morr son of Thomas W. and Sarah M. Tiinpson, aged The relatives and friends are reapectfnily invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, Morrieania, Franklin avenue, between Sixth and Seventh streets Vax Noertasp,—In hospital at Lynchburg, Va., on 1864, Jaume Hevry Van Nos- trap, son of the late James Van Nostrand, in the 35th year of his age. Way. —At Now! Fanny and Burling 8. Way, The relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral, this ( noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of Mra. Hicks, Tuesday, November 15, town, L. 1, Sanan., infant danghter of edt 4months and 13 days. are respectfully ednesday) after: A Lb THE GOVERNMENT LOAN and county Bonds bought an 4 Siates Loan Agent, §, ALSO STATE, NB RICAN AND AND SILVER and Bank of England notes bow JOHN B, ML MURRAY, 23 Wall atroet, Duct DEPARTM NT.—NEW YORK, Notice is hereby that five pet | ——— st next, on all A nd (fud pode Pe on ‘23 Wall street. OL, TOSCANO & CO., NO. 2 SAN PEDRO STREET, lavana, Oubs, respectfully sollet consignments of all . ~ collection of ‘be bestowed, UNIT tember, November kinda of merchandiae, nj ima, &e., on which thelr beat attention in gol liberal advances, through SORE RR RIGUE'DE SANTOS, . NOW ALD ABOUT SPECULATION 6 most neeful F YOU WARTT and stocks of ered mally Aiscount | of elty refer fine ‘Lyon will receive it by a iuiboral y ref ‘Address M. Fleury. No, 1 Amity street, N.Y, years, Cail at 166 Mulberry st, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1865. FINANCIAL, HELP WANTED—FEMAL. ARKET SAVING: __ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 23 YEARS NK, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 PROTESTANT GIRL. wa DUNG MAN, 2 No. 2 , do up stairs work; good city referes al q ., as clerk or v8 and rap oman, Shatgge BS appeniehe for oo dayatat the reaieige of hee parents, 123 West 2h | Rnq wilfyg wo work ‘ard.’ iefereucen fst, ‘lnss, Perma: SIX PER CENT INTERI a. nent situation desirable, Address P. P. G., Herald office. SST ALLOWED. Wages not the object. Deposits made now will draw interest from August 1. Som — MES ©, STONEALL, ‘President. JA) WA STED@A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE | GiryUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS BOOK- todo the general housework of a private |) keeper, salesman, or to travel for som: wholesale hi sod eity reference “bail at us dmiuh eke Brooklyn: | Qumyees Ketoria Post ofl ugng Talan 1 can give elty reference. O¢ mi) ai D. ng st oflice, x 9. Sn Sere goat oy valarance at y Address A. R,, Astoria Po e, Long a renner | QITUATION WANTED—AS BALESMAN IN A SHOR JWANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND Brass bya man fully competent; understands eutting plain sewer, by a respectable young woman no objec- | and can give good reference. Address P. C. © 4th av tion to the country. “Call at 548 Md av, between 30th and Sist | ~ — — KOE OF THE HUMBOLDT FIRB INGURANCE roadway, N a = The Board of Directors have this Nee Joana ‘a semi-annual deman WILEY, Jr., Secretary. —VIRGINIA, | #8, in the basement, under the cigar store, for two days, Gitation WANTED—BY A RETURNED sorprer North Caroli Se Y bama and spain sa —— | as bartender in some first class saloon; best of refer- Mel Mi Rector: tone age tat deupoos, Clty ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT YOUNG | ences given. Address C. A. D., Herald oil'ce. girl, to do general work in a small private family; she has no objection fo goa short distance in the country, The very best of city reference, Call at 69 West 80th at., between 6th and 7th avs, a and Si h Bonds and Coupons, 2 Railroad Bonds an vat 10 DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, BY A GRADUATE OF iphia College of Pharmacy, » wituation: been in drug and prescription ‘business elcht years; would, xo South or West; best. of reference. Address Wm. G. Par ILVER MINING.—PARTIES WISHING TO INVEST © as original subscribers, ina company fully organized, eine Cn ne AAO WASEDA FIREMAN, TO TAKE CH, small steam IARGE OF A it. One who has been on the harbor tigs preferred, ‘at 80 Front st, at 12 o'clock. W4XIED~A CLERK IN A FIRST CLASS GROCERS wre; hi Bs ot e must un Wheen & Son, corner Ist 4 ee et % 3 mn willing 1o make himesif generally weet! y’ PPI ANTED—IN A CLOTH Jonna mouRe. A YOUNG man as porter: one able and make himself generally usefu Herald off salary expected, work, Address M. W. F.. lating age, references, last employment and box Ii WASTED—FOR A BREAD WAGON, = SALARY and commission, a young man of ference given to a return: , to take the respons! racter (| frit. ‘sold! ity of delivery and collection, The’ value of this route cab greatly be increased to the personal interest of an energetié an. other security required for $600. Al cane v n their own handwriting, with testimol 0 JAM TON, No. I Iton av., Brooklyn, ANTED—BY A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, WITH ~ Sarg ape A eae tr nares as bet ows resi: | tame wuamauure, N.S, i dence. Can be seen fortwo days at 199 East 12th st., top | yo DRUGGISTS.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, thoroughly acquainted with the retail drug business, a floor, front room, situation Ina Wholvealo house; bas @ retail store in a neigh- nite HER ot Pim preyed BE inure some trade; best of references, plain ; on in wabbing and Iroting fan Gee care best’ of city retercnen, | Meme zuet. Harald ofice, Can be seen for two days at 112 West 16th st., In the base- TPO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN.—A ¥ Ses man going West the present week (C Tiinoia), ishes to “ e rt collector of elat ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED | Yrayent forthe snle or puschase of merebandixe: Ik compe Woman, as cook; understands her business thorough . : nce. Address D. J., lon fret rate’ breed ahd. tect aakers bo. objection to the See zrtainigd share: beet olty vareger country; underatandy@™piik and butter, Call at or address No, 4 Prince at. Warns WELL. KNOWN Cprpsdo, aust ‘9 ig enity alonet ck, desires « situ ANTED-—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE | ation”as travelling ceeaman tore. nicely first. class New Young women; one axcook, washer and irover. and the | York wholesale house—the grocery, line preferred. He is other'as chambermaid and waitreas; the best of city refer- | well acquainted throughout the Northwest, and is eonver- ence. Can be seen ior two days at 325 West 42d #\., near | gant with the lws of the several States, He refers to Spen- Sh av. cer Bros., 75 Maiden line, or Samuel G. Smith, 14 Fulton street. Address D. W. Corbin, box 1,015 Chicago Post oflice. sear metas Mh evaneimnbingai es 3c sca owning 3 linear feet in Humboldt county, Nevado, may BAILE Y, 87 Gold street AVAGE AND GOULD & CURRY SILVER MINING Stooks.—One foot of each for sale, by C. A. BURGESS, 14 Broadway. ANT! ‘OUNG VERMILYE, & (00. BANKERS, 44 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, GOVERNMENT LOAN AG! 'y Treasury Notes of all denominations. We buy and sell all classes of Government Securities at market rates. Also Quartermaster’s Checks and Certificates “Cnere hen ks and Bankers ted on favorable lers fro an exeented on favs terma, uF wi VERMILYE & CO. $300,000 Rereataar. sme 7. soon 5 JOSEPH MABON, No. 5} Pine street. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A (ution wa chambermaid or waiter or to help in ihe ‘ bas be aoe BG OE ‘ANTED—A PERMANENT SITUATION IN A WHOLE. Seema "Can is Sach Sor ene: een eames om sale house, by a young man who bas been eight years ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA. | With bis last employer, to whom he refers for any Informa- ya fists good cook; understands her businers thorugh: ton, Address C., Herald office. and isan ex lent iro! , no jection a rom her last place, Can be seen for two days at 118 Court nguessionable ity referen rem furnished, Ad. ¢ the West; at. corner Bergen, Brooklyn. ___— | dress E. P. Lane, 72 Front ‘st., care ‘all, Van Bergan WANTED-BY A TIDY WOMAN, WITH | EXCEL: ee lent city reference, a situation as cook and to assist with the washing and ironing; an excellent baker; makes astry; a thorough laundrews, Wages $12, Call at or ad- ress 192 East 21at st. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMA! irls want situations to do general housework, &c., at boy WE’S German Institute, 17 Stanton st., near the Be A. RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 4 GOOD WASHER AL, and froner, wishes to do. thé same at hes renizance, or out for general housework: can give references. Ynguire at 182 Hast 34th st., first floor, back room, S$ NURSE—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN; UNDEF) stands the entire care of children; has eight years’ reference; can also walt on young ladies; fs dresser. Can be seen for two days at 212 East 14th at. Bahia WOMAN Ri fevtinay ee GETA greg | as wet nurse; no 6 country, Hora Winicee: eee tics snout SITUATION WANTED—BY & RESPECTABLE WO- man, as good plain cook, washer and ironer; is a good bread and biscuit maker; no objection to goa short distance in the country; the best of city reference can be given. Ap- ply at 196 East 17th st, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE work Sina small privaie Tauly. Apply for: (wo daye st 247 ork, in @ 81 . t Work, n'a small private family. Apply for two days ANTED—A SITUATION, BY jb AupsDy. meee Ong MAN, as groom or groom and coachman in a pri. vate amily. either in the city or country. Inquire at 200 East 2ist at., between Ist and 2d avs., for Coachman. 'ANTED~A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ans GLE MAN, A PROTESTANT, % W <2 de general housework, wash and iron; good city ref. | We court ec three languages), ® situation as renee, Can be soon at U8 West 20th bartender in a saloon or liquor store; is a good penman; best f reference given and $60 security as to honesty, if required. FIRST CLAS! ESS) WANTED IMMEDI. | § ried poray sy ny Se. AN = leg Maerua | Address for one week, 0. E. H., Herald office. 27th and i28th sts., Harlem. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS orter and in some store; has a good educa- A> GEL WANTED THAT UNDERSTANDS WRALPING | thon, adie tol armiid’ot works good reference. Address, medicines; one that thoroughly understands the bust- | for three days, Brophy, 513 West 26th st. tess, and no others, ean ha work at 37 Walker st. = aoe ‘ANTED—AN ENGAGEMENT, AS ENTRY OR LL LADIES OR GENTLEMEN WISHINO FOR A reference. Address R. 8., pleasant and profianle business that can be made worth | Heraidcuie ee vee Oe ie $30 t0 $50 per week, should call at 486 Broadway, room No. 5. Weeee A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A SITUA- HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-FOR THE UPPER to-go South. Can of a boarding house; one who is not afraid of produce good tewtinenlain Addrens ¥. T Wiliams, No 9 part of a work. Apply at 16 Bleecker atreet, between 12 and 1 o'clock. ‘laremont av., Brooklyn. COMPETENT NURSE WANTED—TO TAKE CHARGE ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A of achild; must be well recommended and speak the first lkas man; is an excellent four in hand driver. French language; one willing to travel with : vate wifeand child” Address H. By, box 125 Herald of Ca on or anulmnes EB, M8 STAR SLM a NOLORED COOK WANTED—AT 12 GREENE 8T. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MARRIED MAN, AS Cor oniy between 12 and] o'alosk, had charge of a store for over two years; ation in a wholesale grocery; under- IRL WANTED—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, perfectly, Best.of reference. Inquire Apply to Madame Selover, 211 6th av. store. IRLS WANTED—TO MAKE NECKTIES BY MA- chine and hand. Apply at 439 Broadway, up stairs. from the army, a situation as porter, or in any busi- — = ness where he can make himself useful; can drive and take di leary y WANTED—TO DO THE. LIGHT | care of horses; has no objection to the country. Address or work of one floor for two persons. Apply at 310 3d av. Ne eg Bunith, 111 West 17th at., between 6th and 7th avs. N.Y. ADIES OF PLEASING ADDRESS WANTED—AS ‘ANTED—B RETURNED SOLDIER OF THE ee Ee a ae Weert NEY Volo oltustion, where he can — — sk b camcatid earn aliving for his family; ean give good reference for char- NCKTIG MAKERS WANTED-FOR SLIPSTITCH deter. Address James, Herald office. Chg eet Pegg ly ha a ‘ANTED—BY A DISCHARGED SOLDIER, A SITUA- eat Men Ge We | YAO BY Ar bookkeeper, clerk or in’ any other Fis TN. light capacity; high salary not expected until nie auialiden: reas J. H. 8. URSE WANTED-FOR A CHILD NINE MONTHS | {ons are shown; good references. Ad ae old, Apply to R. F. de Rivas, 14 Weed 12th at. : PERATORS WANTED-ON WHEELER @ wit- | $5() Wit BE GIVEN FOR A PERMANENT SITUA- A “ tion; am able to assist at bookkesping or as por- son's and Grover & Baker's sewing machines, tomake | tor: am not afraid. to work; being single, can devote Tuy up ladies’ underlinen. Apply to James A. Hearn &8on, | Whole time to my employers interests; was recently die- as Broadway. charged as First raeant in a cavalry regiment thay was ANTED—SIX OR EIGHT GIRLS AS SILK | [alse jn this city in 18H. Address Henry Buss, 12 Union day, thee, ut Sef Bradway, EDWIS 9, LANE E OO. A = eer HELP WANTED—MALES. _ sr aed Deishars sefine shirisy axe ome ee Peg ATE, BROADWAY, ROOM M4—EMPLOYMENT CAN turn collars and cuffs. Steady employment and good wages be obtained for bookkeepers, sasiatants, grooery, hotel, to good hands. Inquire at 99 Fulton st., top floor. Peg i bokew clerks, footinen, &c. Don't fi make T BOOKHAM’S, 320 4TH AV.—WANTED IMME. diately, a large number of excellent qvoks, laundresses and itl for ‘every kind of work; Englisti; Irish, American, Boot tu COOK'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEC. table young woman, in a private family; will do part of the washing if required’ bas good city reference: alty pre. ferred. Call for two days at 9 West 19th st., between 6th and 7th ave., in the basement, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A ‘situation to do general housework in a small family; is good washer and froner; has good reference. Call at & est 19th st., between 6th and 7th ava. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and waitress, or to do general housework in a small private family. Gali for two days st 442 6th av., near 27th at. A SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WO- man, to do general housework. Call at 222 Went 8th st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A ST tion to do chamberwork, or chamberwork and a: in taking care of children; will be found obliging and willing to make herself generally useful; has good city references, Call at 139 7th av., between 19th and 2th sts, GOOD COOK WANTS A SITUATION; IS WILLING 4 to assist at washing ped inoeatn an eacelans baker: of city references. for ry be- fween 26 and Somat. m “es A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A by to wet nurse, at her own residence. Can be seen for two days at 101 West 27th st., between 6th and 7th ave. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A situation to cook, wash and iron; has good city refer- ances. Apply at 120 7th av. FIRST CLASS COOK WANTS A SITUATION; HAS Dent of ‘liy referenceny was three years. in ber.iast, place; a city situation preferr€d. “Apply ab 116 West 24th ‘or two days. B eee agen omy ope hepeg ep raid DO for # private family or a few , 3 inva Heat cites watherand irouer, and has good cily never: ences. Apply at 267 Monroe st. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A SMALL private furmily, to do general housework; city re ferencos. Apply at 102 Cedar st., first floor, front room, ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, JUST DISCHARGED ee ee eee eee eee WANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WHO ‘cau wash and iron well and do general housework, with good references, Apply at 665 2d av. ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO TAKE CHARGE OF A COMPETENT PERSON WISHES A SITUATION TO }. chon ry —— ——— - ——_—_—_ ‘cook, land iron; prefers a stexdy place to the bigh- | Apply PRTTE Lee’ 0. Se eras AT THE UNITED STATES AGENCY, 18 CHAMEERS ‘est wages: reference. Call at 126 Clinton place, in pectable men out of employment will be suited Tear, second floor, front room, for two days. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A situation as cook, or ax cook and axsistant Iaundre: Best of city reference. Call at 368 West 25th at., first floor, to-day, after 9 o'clock. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, wants @ situation as wet nurse, ‘The milk is three months old; isa fine healthy person and an excellent nurs, Apply at 144th av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A _ RESPECTABLE young girl, as chambermaid or to do housework in a mall family. Call at 176 Bust 17th st. SCOTCH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO general housework. Apply at 282 Division st., rear house, third floor. * SITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID OR OF both, in & sznall family, by an English girl; no objection w the country. i and 11th aia, nt branches of mercantile business; also por- ters, bartenders and others. ‘ANTED—EXPERIENCED CLOAK MAKERS; ALSO ‘an operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; one bri ing her ‘own machine preferred. Apply at 120 State rooklyn. : T THE NATIONAL AGENCY, 482 BROADWAY— Wanted, entry, shipplag, hotel, grocery ‘and dry goods gl . clerks; porter, freight clerk, and other vacancies mn. Re- AXTED—7WO YOUNG, LADIES TO-ATTEND IN a | Sveti foren (lh Seite uhansay acs ose ANTED—FOR A BAKERY, TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, WHO CAN LOAN HIS EMPLOYER giel, having some experience; suftable persons will Lee gg tall pary Cert ae llguatney Loge salary have good situations, Apply at 128 Fulton ay., corner of Elm pic Apply at 482 Broadway, room No. 9, immedi- place, Brooklyn. ately. ANTED—AN OPERATOR ON GROVER & BAKER'S ‘shuttle machine; none but firstclass hands need ap- ly at Marsh & Co.'s truss factory, 45 Gold at., third floor, era, . Al ‘good - rma: Ie a “Tone room, _ Ao ee ese NICE, STEADY YOUNG MAN, ACCUSTOMED A ert pees pte a pete LADIES AS AGENTS; | 4 weiiling oer’ yes’ retele ieee en r H : : at ." Apply a nat only # small capital required; large profits; a new ar: | P TT LAN Chiropodist, 32 West 421 at., 0 0! eS se > o'clock, during the week. POCKKPEPER WANTED—TO WRITE UP A SET OF - * books two or three afternoons & week; must write a nod hand and thoroughly understand his business. Appiy at 8 Eaat 18th st B. DINING SALOON WAITER, ALSO A BOY TO build fires, &c., at Greeley’s, 15 Greenwich av., opposite reon Market. ticle; can be used in every familys ‘Apply to Dr.’ Simonson, | Way and Sth av, : ‘sth from 10 til 6 WANTED A PREPOSSESSING YOUNG LADY, NOT over twen Hon to. widow Indy living alone. A pam: nes cen — fog oer gE eT, ve nm amy T OY WANTED—A SMA ACTIVE BOY IN THE JOVEN SKIRT HANDS WANTED.—GOOD EXPE book business; muat lve in the neighborhood of Canal nds can obtain the highest dy | street and Broadway. Apply at 413 Broadway, between IL new manufactory of the Duplex Elliptic | and 12 o'clock. est 20th at. between 7th and 8th ave, oe Jent to the ears from ail the ferries. Apply imme: | TROY WANTE NIN y at the office, 152 West 29th st, wanted, to make himself aramers ~ — = oftice. Apply at room 8, Trinity SITUATION WANTED BY A. RESPECTABLE | \W7ANTED—OPERATORS FOR WILLCOX & GIB nary > young girl, todo general housework; hiw the best of machine; also hands to finish bias tes, warts, fe. | FROY WANTEDIIN AN OFFICE OF A WHOL city reference, ' Can be seen at 240 Sth st., second toor, front | Apply at 92 Chambers st., up stairs, to J. A. Humphrey & fruit store, Address in own handwriting, with room. Bro, ces, box 4,198 Most oilice. pac = ea vad Ge SOW . YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS ber YOUNG GIRL, 16 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS A SIT- tion to do light housework, in a respectable family; than Wages. Apply for two days A BITUATION, WANTEDCBY | A YOUNG GIR lately landed, to do general honsework; 18 a go Washer and ironer,” Call for two days at 115 West 15th at., and 7th avs., rear house, LLIGENT, ACTIVE BOY anerelly useful about an ullding. AM V TANTED—A WET PPLY VANVA: WANTED.—MEN OF Y. A 16 Clinton J to ean id and waitress, Can be seen at ler present em- at the ofice of ! p 282 Eant Oth at. street, Brooklyn, before 9 A. M., or bet gand4P. M Se copies of Da wie anid aneenelas - men. Cal SITUATION WANTED~TO DO PLAIN SEW WANTEDSA, COLORED WOMAN, FOR RAL | o'clock, first class operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machin housework in a family of four person —_——_____—___—. — i West 1étir month. Apply at Mra. Tilman's office, 13th at hye | (LL AT THE NEW YORK ADV NCY phates arosiatn om hime )” 466 Broadway, room. 21, Vacancies for assistant book- Keeper and clerks in all bran Sines. ANTED—FOUR OR FIVE GIRLS, GOOD SEWERS, | 4} ABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS W to learn dressmuking. Apply at 86 2d av., corner of be seen at her last place, 12 Kast 23d st. © porter, coachtman, bartender, copyist, farm hands, In formation, eheertully given concerning ¥a clos, Listab- lished I RY GOODS mantles, dr ‘Sth at. SITUATION WANTED—BY A_LITTL hildren and wil all the week at No, 8 Mutt st. STABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION aowork Ina private family, and to cook, wash GIRL 4 “Sab cle eae 16 mabe ANTED—TWO_ GOOD DE to leven, Apply at No. 4 Hanow yD COOK, WASHER AN month: none but those hav OR SITAWLS, References re- enclusing one &e.; nod, salaries $i se. | quired. Address £ Herald ollie wonBR; | oilar for this adv pod city - and fron; has good city reference. Call at 312 Spring at., y. Call, between Sand Gtis afternqun, CLERK LE ‘over the crockery, from 9 to 3 o'clock. Ff repeey Addresa box. 183 stating experi: OUSEKEEPER.—A LADY WOULD LIKE TO SUPER. ‘TED—MAULES. rR -A GOOD POSITION FOR 90 accquininted 9 Inquire of 1 ey City rald vilice. aol - T MSTS.—A HE CLERK WANTED; 7 JUST DISCHARGED FROM THE ho thoroughly unde business. Apply at the . copvist, OF Norter, or | eorner of Broadwi plingelt useful. Is not | - reas W. M., Herald intend the household of a widower; # pleasant home desired, Address M, Curtis, Brooklyn. Piatt th WANTED—BY A RE! TABLE LADY, todo ral housework and chamberwork. Address li7 East 324 ®t. EAMSTRESS.—A COMVETENT st! @8.a situation Ina family, or wor I for two days AGED TWENTY. nan cxrtespondent. Best of x Lt h the paint, ys & Ric “Adi reas E MAN ESS WISIT- id go ont by 1 bas 24 Hid A RESPECTABLE GIRL, 5 baker and pastry; » Dear Zid at WNTRY CLERK WANTED-IN THE OFFIC 4) wholeacls drug store; a lad of 17 or 18, with edge of tie business, Apply to Fraser & L JUST ARRIV ¥ are? exper neh and ¢ Beckman gt. ) IN THIS COUN ¢ ina large bank~ Gown BARTE rin dy wate 00 Bante cR WANTED—AT 12 GREENE ST, 2 and 1 o'eloc -* rn rough knowledge of ng nal ae a SITUATION WANTED—BY A ACCOMPLISH has no objection to go South or West. 4AL MAN WANTED-IN AN EXTENSIVE MILLI © housekeeper, either in a hotel or private my : DS hery jobbing house in this city; must be an experienced raon of anergy wad thoro ness capneltys Py man in Chin branch, and one who has n good trade of bis own jestimonial ditrens + Horald oie. tn referred. Address, with reference, Millinery, box 6,068 punctually attended to, Fingtiah« yin New York Post ofice. tion In an How JALESMAN WANTED-IN THE WHOLESAL » endoner burtoe - rs ’ « ofty as well as connt 3 MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS ST: IRE lara, stating salar y it; unexcoption sble ven ax to cha: | MPR stating Ralary 6 not afreidof bard » Address In pone om Godfrey QITUATION WANTED—uy AR SS todo general houxework for a tions to a short distance in the country: best of reterenge if required, Address (26 2d av, betweei Sith and 35th eta, QITCATION WANTED —AS COOK, AND TS WILLING #5 to nsnist with the wasking and froning; good city refe- renee, Call at 196 Wee wer Oth racter aud dustry, Heral TUATION PROTABLE young man, to “is the care Of horses and (arming well and the care of a garder red. Call at No. 7 Washington st, N.Y. RAPHERS,—WANTED, SIX EXPERTE th wt. betw SITUATION WANTED.-BY A ft &) girl, can do sewing, up etatra we housework for a ainall family. her preneniemployers, 60 ITUATION WANTED. RSa AND O © rator on Wheeler & Wilkon's invchine, by the week Or month; bus @ machine if wanted. Apply at No, 107 East SITUATION. WANTED-AS TRAVELLING SALES. ee | A nan, by 0 party with seven yours’ aoqitaininnce wit yoable referer Gee TO | te wholesale grocers Tu the West, Address 8. W., box 189 | £04 previous miainess, Fe io td Cham, | Herald 90h i he - bce " TANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND ¢ ums a situa. | WAN Ibm? sliver and plated ware depvrime ouse, Call at7I Vine | apply to K. V. Haughwout & Co,, 488, 400 and 492 Broadway. th and 9th ave, PECTABLE YOU k, or Would do general — YOUNG MAN, LATELY LANDED FROM THE OLD Wea a situation as potter in a botel or Ware. J_8., Horid offies, for two days vd ka will devote hia time the business, with wnexcep- paid a fair aalary or per centace a8 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN 4A tion as porter in a store or wa ge ——— | at, ap stair, aie TABLE GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS: ONE YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES A GOOD HAND AND | YY ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, TO TRAVEL nit eA Wo willing te make himself gencraily useful is desiron VY "for the anle of varniah: only thosn néed apply, who fog and Ironing: 00 objection to gow xbort distance in the | of obtaining a situation In any | one where he can do a have travelled bofora in thi same justnass and con, mene country, Call at their present employer's, 110 East 34th st, can aive ‘od references if require: dress A he lal tenant, Twelfth Indiana infantry, omliee. : Wie & mae 3 eee aay co A COACTIMAN WANTS A SITUATION18 WILLING WAxten ty Amol ALE GROCERY, A nov stands the bieiness reler country to cily; can give to goin the country, and can bring good t CI BAe pda 0 gang, hand and who, Ie wiling to make tex pasnane forence, Call ator address 69 West 16th from Inst emp r. Call at corner of 4th ay, and 26uh st, In | himself ge verally ay wis gong swho real ten ith agen st., for two days. in — incase = = -~ M., Herald office, TANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO MOST RESPECT. YOUNG MAN HAVING $300 IN CASH DESIRES er V a Prcraetant girls; one as covk, washer and Ants fa situation; would loan his gmplaer, ‘on good seourity. Was Yor NG MA ermald and nurne, dr would do waitin for one week, C. H. M., box 878 Paterson, N. iy lor & Wilson's machine; has good refer: Can be seen for two days at 78 A au MPET undoubted references, Address Varuis! otlice, TO ASSIST IN A OROCK- required, Apply at No. ol the other as cham can operate on W: YOUNG MAN WISHES om ; good testimonials; wii rows for three days G. K., SITUATION WANTED—OR ABS A SITUATION AS nate. | = —* -——- onigte;. irr nnitry Blnes wil WANTED =A SHALL OY, To DO RRRANDS AND NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A | —————— Meee ce to do chamberwork of general housework: is Bevenynres box 173 Herald office. in the store, at 75 Franklin st, oot rand . OF een, . Skkeeper, cashier and financter, by aman of expe- Ww’ i id enar Shyer WO West 91h a De neon at her present Cre | eet rphiy, with eloven years’ reference, Address i, | soloring oard Kon pply at W SS gt “ are box 6,013 Post office. —— " — ~ TWO DRY GOODS SALESMEN, APTLY a, aN, BC ay ts ait, fc pis t2§ ie eieer engi gtd ged WANTED BY. A RETURNED VETERAN \ omerville, M41 Fulton st., Brookly . ehman, or te willing to | ———~ — fey a Se Tl a ahettadachin Hol ot oEbie\yusiness. No objection to the count ANTED—A SALESMAN IN A NECKTIE MANUFA = ae Oe ee eee denen any fenpesa die yosinee alow Core OF Olen Ad Wr. a young man who Ie acquainted with inrge bity- ors in this city Ralia the principal cities of the United Hta diiross, Mating Amount of salary expected, ee, box 1 A offiee. W ANTED=A_ YOUNG MAN, MUST THO. hoveing and oul way A MAN AS FOREMA —-- ~ — ——— | or general employment in a ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN Wiow RADY, OF | dress KR. L., Herald office, eye a 4 experience, & sitnation as house! |) — - | ine notel boarding house or rinbe amet afraid wo work. Ad: | GITUATION WANTED AY A, YOUNG MAN, AGED 10. | Grose ioe one week i. Oy Se Hakehimeclt ponerally useful, Address for three days AS ROOKKRE Rt. , ) fire ddress, enclosing $1 for ad ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC Wes Harlem Post oMor, station fa 00 jee OO on erate ote si girl, ag nurse and chamnbermeid; 6 food plain sewer; | Se waernn.. nuerw — vortivement, 4 , ED. or would nurse's place; is of taking care of Qrevation wanrar BY A RESPECTABLE, ACTIVE \NTRD-A_ MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS 9 Infant, Would like to ko in the country oF travel, Hi HAH, As goneral servant and valet in a gontleman’s fv oe from ber last place, Wl KIN WN If wnantiat j a; bee 1 tram Lre- rustic work, fences, Re. Appl; Nbetreen 10mg t oF Bhs fon rionjnty, Yo close ear IO ee ee Urvouwich aus forTour days. | room Trinly Buulding, Li Hrosdway, ee. aie full charge of ERRILL TANTED—A him: referred; handwriting, 1)ox 4121 Post office. Yo ping. Adi previous oecupatt AT THE WASHINGTON HOTEL, NO. 1 dway, a clerk in the office; a man quelified to take jood reference requir rr. G MAN, WILLING TO MAKE useful: one understanding German r week, Address, in applicant’ A FISH AND PROVISION HOUSE, AN Young man, wiio fs & good penman oud has : ree CHC. Herald , ae. ANTED—AN ORDER CLERK, IN-THE WHOLE: 1,535 N. . Post office, . sale drug business, Address,’ with references, box ANTED—A PORTER, INA. JOBRIQG CLOTH oh a house; house; one who has had experience in none other need from . to2 P. an two tail with $760. Apply at $71 East Houston st, room 12. oly. Call at 75 and 77 Duane wt , frst loft, WANTED—CLERKS, BARTENDERS, LABORERS, WASTED {A BOY IN AN OFFICE: WHO CA: write a fulrhand preferred, Apply at 160 Fulton st., iso a fpnileman with $300 and oue st Hi © gent lad of about 18 years of a ness qualities and some business experience RY STORE, AN A wi OTIVE, AND good busi« we who re- wides with his parents preferred, Address Jeweller, sta- tion G, WANTED—two SMART YOUNG MEN TO ATTEND ina grocery store. Apply at 79 Baxter st., opposite White. WANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, TO WORK IN rocery store, who understands the eare of horses; a age careful driver, who knows the city. None need apply with- out being able to refer to his late empl JV ANTEDTAN ENERGETIC MAN, TO SELL GOODS to wholesale notion houses for ® manufacturer; who knows the buyers and.can give satisfactory referenc ras to character, &e. Apply to John Gaynor, 554 Grand st., N. ¥ ay micet with a well paying position, Address, stitlng age salary bled soldiers will get good inducement and 10 o'clock A, M., at Clark's Hotel, 110 C th ‘pected, R, M., Boe 157 Herald office, WAXTEDIFOR LIGHT, PROFITABLE, BUSINESS. 15 or 20 active young inén, to make outdoor sales; between 9 and mr ‘OUNG MEN-—AND ALL DESIRLN| EMPLOYMENT, come to the Excelsior Agency and obtain situations; at 206 Broadway, room 21, third floor. SGOO-CHERE, WANTED, WITH, THIS AMOUNT po s toloan on real estate security; one with good reference ean have permanent situation at $15.a week. Ap- ply to Mr. Lansing, 482 Broadway, room No. 9, for one week. ang ee RADE: SITUATION WANTED—BY A young man, as jobbing jewel Ri + no objection to leave Ir the ely. Can furnish good reference, Addreas C, C. 8., Dox 157 Herald office, NOTHER REALLY GOOD LITHOGRAP waver can earn from $40 to $00 per Found "Also un excellent map letter eng LLOYD'S Map Bureau, 23 ( work. SATINET PRINTER WA: the business a ste New York. at 418 3d av. TED.—TO A MAN WHO iy job and Wberad ‘Apply to E. Reed, Union Print Works, W GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED. ALSO A od hands Who Understand polishing doors may A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS SERVED FOUR YEARS in the ariay ahd worked two, vear# at house paintings ler wishes to go uni instructions for one year to arn the sign painting. Addyess for two days James McCabe, No. 9 Monroe st. entials from eminent AOREWOMAN WANTED—AS CUTTER IM A extablichment on Broadway; one nen att élasa cuttom work. Address a note to J. By 737 B in store, for three days. APANNER WANTED—POR PLAIN AKD ORNA J aiwork. Apply at 887 Browdway, after 10 JEWELLERS WANTED—FOUR MI ‘ Aceu o’eloek. BERING.—WANTED, BY. A prettier oF * expert a position as practical et iat credentials. from nt eugineers na to abl: French and Spanish; no objection to P., 161 Broadway, room No. 7. CLOAK ted with first roadway, MENT. ‘TOMED p fitted work. Also two on filagree. Apply to Silleocks & Cooley, 14 Maiden lane. - OB COMPOSITOR WANTED.—TO A GOOD WORK- eh man a permanent situath ‘Thitchener & Glastacter's, 35 John at, will be given. Apply at ats ‘T PRINT WORKS.—WANTED, A HOT PRESS- at 36th bun. Apply at the works, 77 Murray st. or rear of 216 (0 BOOKBINDERS,—WANTED, A PLAIN FORWARD- er. Hi, B. MAHN, corner John and Dutch ats. \ISTS OF NEW YORK ITY OR out good work rapidly, to chins weighing about five 7° HATTERS.—WANTED, 20 90FT HAT 20 aizera, at Stewart's, 78 aud immediately, a party with facilities lertake the manufacture of nindred pounds. Address, s location and facilities, Machine, box 2,864 Post office. FINISIL ERS Wile ment on Broadway. ‘A i address, box 104 Herald WASTED DOEDIATELY TWO GOOD ¥ steady work and highest pri Ma JO) tur man’s galle WANTED-A FIRST CLASS TONER OF CARD PIC. Apply, with specimens of own work, at Sher AV and a2 Potton street, Brooklyn. Vy TANTED: 1 great experie ns. Good refe A GOOD G raska City; gow ‘Cooper & Fellows, Il Matden | 1 oflive. 8., box Sal P phia, Pa. ment. Address 8., Herald ou. w NTED. situat MILLS & € aployment if desired. WASTED A Goon CARPENTE $3 W per day. Apply wo in Hudson, | FOO Bex 360 Canal st. FRENCH ADVERT SEME ARRIVE: ETH IN THRE rows Ox LBRS, 154 Grand atre Aun hitrous oxidy gaa 186. They have had trted chloroform tu it, We can and da extr re where (his isu a COLTON DENTAL AS by n.trous oxyde gaa, Teeth hands tine, gold or rubber, Teeth dnrably p All Operations warranted, Charges rooderate THE LECTURE SEASO MPORTANY C only, at the 3 way. Parties una. forwarded on reoslpt of ¢ | New York Museum of Anate } = T 18 WONDERFUL TO tees. Atm! tad shorte the trade at bw and gut to order to the trade Fi TED—ONE GOOD BROOM MAKER. Apply ; WAGES $35 No. 70 Trinity hi 19 Coape Dr, WALT, 1 Bond # CIGARS AND TOBACCO, {RAR HOW THE TURKIST 50.000 Stabs ane bear t 1 re A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A aan Who perfectly uitderstands hit business fn laying oat x nee given if re P., Flatland, Post office, IRMAN WATOHMAKER, TO wages given to a good work: ADDRES? DRAWING WAntED <A )OD WORSTED AND spinning overseer. at 233 Chureh st, Philadel V TANTED—POUR GOOD WOOD WORKERS, ON BED. stends, at 187 (new number) Bank st., third floor, vrs. 8 Of Pi WANTED-A FIRST CLASS LITHOGRAPHIC AR- for st wON POSITORS ; dy employ: WARTED-TwWo Goo =""ThT AND DRAWER CUT. ters. Apply at Fried Newman's, 110 Chambers st, Up stairs, ¥ TANTED-—TWO FIRST + JOB CoM ‘a gook position can d, with ste Dp CUTTER, TO CUT an will find a steady 58 White mt, TO tIN= dient at munis M. Jed, NO PAY UN. al dentistry, iy teeth AY VIL. nett 61 Qoutes DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE tle ase of vit (PERTH EXTRACTED Foattrver ¥ WITHOUT PAIN FENTLEMEN 8 Krowd a very of Water Pipes are admired, and th astonianing. Fhe sole agente are BERG & CO., at t Peterabure Cigar Store, 420 Broadway, N.Y. Cigars rschantne re} oon ar