The New York Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1865, Page 3

WEW. YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1885, Jackson, it gnay en monthe on Tuesday, August}, sae pany fe ono : ave. 1—Henry D. Palmer ve Felicita Vestvali,>No excitement was created thie morning by the arrest Felicita Vestvali, the well known contralto, on a pro- 7Paneral ie jeineday)afternen, tio, 0'lck, ‘ees for debt. The plaintiff it appears was formerly the | 0m 99 Stanton aires, the Trignds of the family are sagent, and as such procured an engagement Mrilanes-ddnly, ober betay, Monday, Jaly 31, her at Niblo’s, mie, Mr, Wheatley’s management E. Marmiy, second daughter of Hug! condition that he was to have four-tenths of ‘he fits, By the terms of the engagement Mr. Wheatley yas to give Vestvali one-half of heel ae rofits, and er with a suitable wardrobe, If of which to go toher at the Jos ave of ‘the engagement. season was not & very propitious one, however. From Mr. Wheatley’s statement of the receipts and ditures it was evident that Vestvali’s part of the fits didnot exceed the paltry sum of sixty dollars. ler share in the wardrobe, however, was valued at one thousand seven hundred dollars, 80 that the engagement jwas not such a failure, after all. The plaintiff, upon set- Wing up his account with the prima donna, laid claim to wi centage on the wardrobe as weil as the net profits, ich was resisted by the defendant, and the result was Aare t into a luwenit. To-: day the plaintiff, hear- that Vestvali was going to leave the country a ee itemicnst tour, cau her to be arrested and Brought into court with the view of giving bonds. Of @ourse the arrest was a mere matter of form, but it ved very annoying to Vestvali, judging from the man- in which she addressed herself to the plaintiff and is man of law. Felicita claimed that the arrest was a of — Persecution, and was averse to making any promise. ‘The difficulty wes finaliy settled by the Jawyers, but upon what terms we could not ascertain, and the fair defendant left the court free from restraint ‘and at liberty to pursue her journey unmolested. 7 Che and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to Sea ‘the fun mg or the residence of her father, No. 20 King street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at a o’clock, ly, on Tuesday, August 1, Josern, youngest ohild of Jane and the late William Mathews, aged 10 months and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother, No. 103 East. Twenty-fourth street, corner of Fourth avenuie t his (Wednesday) afternoon, ‘at one o'clock. Mattoy.—On Monday, July 31, Saran Maton, aged 80 years, a native of the parish of Magherafelt, county Derry, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, James MeMullin, corner of Forty-second street and Ninth avenue. MeNanry.—On Tnesday, August 1, James, the beloved son of Jol and Elizabeth Jane MeNally, aged 8 months and 11 days, The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, at two o'clock, from 14 Thompson street. lifornia and Southern papers please copy. McArory.—On Tuesday, August1, Many ANN Me, ‘ARDLE, in the 64th vear of hor age. ‘The relativer and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, &. B. Rver, Fort Washington, on Thared a'ternoon, at two o’clock, Hudson R'ver tran leaves ‘Thirtioth streot at half-past twelve o'clock. Rose.—In Brooklyn, on Monday evening, July 81, ere long and painful iNness, Mire, Dancran S., wife of Captain Thomas Rose, in the 63d year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fanera}, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 90 Congress street, Brooklyn. Newport and Providence (R. I.) papers please copy. Rewane.—At Hudson City, on Tuesday, August 1, Grorcr Heyry, beloved son of George W. and Hannah C. Romaine, aged 5 years, 8 month and 10 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, i.) his late residence, City Hall place, Hudson City, N. J., this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Rowr.—On Tnesday, August 1, Sawven Foster, young- est son of Hannah E. and the late Willian Rowe, in the 2d year of his age, e relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 128th strect, between Third and Fourth avenues, Harlem, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, without further invitation. Surrm.—On Monday, July 81, Ecorse Siirn. ‘Th friends and acquaintances of the family, and those of his brother in-law, Geo. I. Carroll, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 226 Fast Broadway, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’cloak precisely. SWEcNrcy. PATRICK SWERNEY, a native of the county of Tyrone, Ireland. The funeral) will take place from his late residence, 183 Mott street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Surviry,—Suddenly, on Monday evening, July 31, Joun Suxviry, Sr., aged 46 years. His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to atiend. the funoral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resid ig Conselyea street, near Ewen street, Will'amsburg, L. I. SipKMay.—On Tuesday morning, August 1, MELVILLE Corks, son of James H. and Libbie M. Silkman, aged 3 months, The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parente, ae eg Perry street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o’eloc Sunuvan.—On Thursday, July 27, Apna D. Witson; also on Monday, July 81,’ Hari Bavxs, twin children of Maria and the late Jeremiah Sullivan, aged 1 year, 9 months and 15 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her grandmother, Maria Hoftinirg, N fo, 54 Laight strect. Sinver,— iesday, August 1, after along and severe illaess, Mary Sitver, in the 30th ‘year. of her age. The friends and ‘acqnaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her lato residence, 225 West Fifteenth street, on Thursday after- The Tionesta Oil and Lumber Case. Before Judge Dowling. This was an action brought by Mr. Nathaniel EF, Sheldon, of this city, against Mr. Frederick A. Howe, of Crawford, New York, as agent of the Tionesta Oil and Lumber Company, Tionceta, Forest county, Pa, for false representations, &c. It appears from the statement of the complainant that he employed Mr. Howe as his agent to purchase one sixteenth part of a tract of land, @ituated as above, and he alleges that Mr. Howe made representations regarding the property, which, on his (the complainant) visiting the locality, proved to be in- correct, and, therefore, the cause of the present action. The counsel for complainant was Mr. John Sedgewick, and Messrs, John H. Stewart, John Van Voorhis and 1. ©. Bliss appearing on bel of the defendant. The testi- mony of Mr. Sheldon was taken. ‘The defendant's counsel complained of the manner in ie the arrest of their client had been brought about. lowe had been induced by fictitious telegrams to Rochester, New York, and on his arrival there was proses arrested and hurried off to New York without fn opportunity for seeing counsel. They wished the caso tobe ed with at once, as they had brought fifty witnesses a distance of three hundred miles to attend, at an expense of about five hundred dollars. They wer to show that the tract of land in question had ‘ofl and timber resources equal to representation; ‘and complained that during the adjournment Mr. Howe's Seaetotion and business would suffer. He wished to vin- @icate himeelf at the earliest possible moment, Mr. Bowe has some seventy-five witnesses, a large number of ‘whom have arrived and are staying at the St, Nicholas. Dion Dowling acknowledged the hardship of the but, owing to ill health and the extra duties of the peal having to attend to the Special Sessions as well, ‘he must adjourn the case until August 28, when it should have the precedence. The Petroleum Case. MB. KELLOGG’S REPLY TO MR. MARKS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yous, August 1, 1865. Upon my retura to New Nork this morning, after a temporary absenc?, my attention was called toa “Card” published in your edition of the 31st ult., by Mr. 8. A. H. Marks, reflecting upon my testimony in the case of “The People against Mann and Stratton,” in the United Ser- ‘vico Petroleum Company swindle. I could not blame ‘Mr, Marke for any effort to defend his son-in-law, Mann; at this gratuitous attack upon me is uncalled for either by my testimony before his Honor Justice Dodge, or from the facts in the case. The official record on file in ‘the Police Court, nor the reports of my testimony, so far es 1 have read thom in your journal or any other Galedey ‘at one o'clock. The remains will be interred in po] rae crema Ponca dp sie fo An = famston Suddenly, on Tuesday, August 1, A. A. @ fair man, have cv himeelf the c. Due notice of the funeral will be given. Ra eae hejouroal The only | Yaw Wivate—On Tuecday, Augunt 1, IDA Vax Win- Gat I rosoived from hin a draft for six hundred dollars, Mut, aged 8 years and 6 months tat ids and acquaintances are invited to attend Weabingionsarhich irate, wes! lunmediately” twened over | the fanerat services, at-her late residence, 288 Bleecker By me to the Treasurer of the oil company. Neither did | Suet, this (Wednesday) cvening, at eight o'clock. AU testify that he (Mr. Marks) had paid one thousand dol- Winrrrmork.—On Tuesday, August 1, FRANK CLEMENTS, cove of Edward A, and Mary Whittemore, aged 12 Jars instead of three. Did not know that Mr. Marks ever Bald ong dollar on secount of hie subscription, bat he did | 7 the relatives and frionds of the family are invited to -law, as tru: $3,000, upon which I issued to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents at ‘Amount of stock ‘called for. 1 presumed he vata Cory this’ (Wednesday) afternoon, at half-past that amount {0 Mann, but whether he did or ed entirely between them. No charges what- | _ The steamer Sylvan Stream leaves Peck slip at half-past ‘ever have been made against Mr. Marke, and I am at a | 2¢ o'clock. Wicaixe.—On Tuesday morning, August 1, at his late Benepe ae 11 University place, WaLTer 'N. Wicaixe, aged The renaae will be taken to Hem Long Island, for interment, on the eight o’elock train, on Thursday frye sin Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 0 Wurmorr.—At Hartford, Conn., on Friday, July 28, of cholera infantum, Orrin i, caly ¢ child of ine late Orrin H, and Hattie B. Whitmore. Woopn.—At Upper Piermont, Rockland county, N. dows to know why he is so anxious to assert that he did $3,000, when no one has mae that he did not. fours respectfully, ELLOGG. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS bf Maom—O'Leary.: tier soturday, July 29, at St. James’ h, New York, by the Rev. Father O'Callaghan, Moore Macrs, M. Do to Himwa, second daughter | on Tuesday, irr ig 1, Jacon B. Woop, late of State @f the late John OLéary of Dromini Charleville, Island, in the car of his age. Cork, Tretand, A and granddaughter ofCapt: Thomas | The funeral will bo held at the Reformed Dutch church, = J. Ac scatind, rook county Limerick. | at Tappan, on Friday morning, at eleven o'clock. Rola- Goth and Ker please copy. tives and friends of the family are invited to attend j—CoLs. — Site lonroe, Mich., on Tuesday, July 26, | without further notice. Train by Northern Railroad, of iocm ny the bride's mother, by the le i New Jersey, leaves Jersey City at a quarter-past nine L. D., Frank W. Tarox, of New York, to | A. M.; returning, leaves are at4P. M., arriving at icon of the former city. Jersey City at half-past five P, M. BR ae ere "8 if, by the Rev. . say et Hid Mayle @ Ma'G Mons, | [jst aval onaanong.— =~ ‘wpa Hussar! yy La ir. . Hul Sy nets No ew Yorn, August 1, 1865. ‘Wa1axs— v.—On We , Jal at the Le ety Oxy, (30) comers coupons of the three year® and three-tenth notes, maturing on the 15th Inet, are re hand them in, with achedu! time’ prior, ihe, ah lnst, Holders complying abot amined ani them oy he’ fan fost. ate three dete schedules wi rata eee ee upon application at 7 . H. VAN DYOK, Assistant Treasurer U. 8. J pom tg MEETING 2 OF 7E8 STOCKHOLD. ALDORF. ly 12, a Dutch church, = fourth street, wad Hai 1LUAMS to Mise ty Died. | aber | Tuesday — Fa og Busowin, son of Gabriel Mand Elintets. Baldwia, and Siete ue of the late 3 late John Doyle, i: ise 20h year of his “Seine friends and relatives of the famil are respectfully Bee i Go aby, a8 Mnldeo Inne, Naw rien 2 invited to attend the funeral, His ine reidence, | Axgts 1, the fclawing gaptlomen, were slesied 4 Neilson place, on Thi a at two White, Dice Bootld Folter aid’ Samuel Bogie or e@'clock. kids tiie WA ee te meeting of the new of Trustees eu subsoqnen, sy Bours.—On a wife of Herman n lected. Preaident Bolte, aged 36 years, after a short illness. Treafrer and James & Creamer Secrriary ‘The friends and relatives are again 4 Invited to 2 “4 @ttend the funeral, this (W ing, at ten IVIDEN NOTICE, bg yey 45. Whitetail etreet D Nite STATES TELEGRAPH COMPANY. } . rue |, On Sunday, July 80, “tre nllZ,Buoapway. July 2, 1866. anne tiara ee have ia day del rad mel ; nye dividend of our (al per Oe ER Traiger meng Fie egaafer donk w i loan Bian fekachecs en, mai pace His friends, and ‘aii members of the | “the 8h proximo. By erate Hath F. HAY, Treasurer. P| are re- OL, TOSCANO & CO., NO. 2 SAN PEDRO STREET, fest Twenty-fourth street, at one o'clock in the — -_ Sereamnene ee NUMBER ENDED. GERMAN A fh Saat a iy ear the nie te from eician: rence i cae ‘be seen Lo one weeks at No. 7 Desbrosses Fear building. or ero giambes Scrat ated sition! "Gan" 3s Medion ayn res A QrRL WANTS A SITUATION ee GENERAL ousework. Apply at S24 West 21st ESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN wishes a situation 98, niree and to do plain sewing. or a8 nurse an maid; ean give the best of city refer- ence, Call at tr 2d w vn bewween Sst and ‘S2d ate. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION—AS WAIT. ress and chambermaid, in a, private family; good city ces, Apply at 162 West 22 st. No objections to the OUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION A8 FIRST 8 cook; understands her business Shoroughly; 0 to got short distance in the country. Best of ity 11 for two day: oth av, XY LADY WISHING TO ILAVE GOOD PLAIN SEW. ‘ood har at shirts ond children’s clothes, 13 West Stst st. Is willing to go out by would go to the country. IRS A SITUATION, hing and iron: ence given, Call for two days, WISHES A vin bread and “RESPECTABLE WOM as cook: no objection to assist in the w: ing; Je p good baker; the beat nf city at 188 7th av., between 1gth and 2th sts., BLE YOUNG WOM is an excellent be VERY RESPEC situation, as eo) is high 2th pastr atl RESPFCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Wis huntion a4 cook in a private farmily and & see and ironing. References given. a A. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AL | young woman, as good plain cook; no obj to do washing and front’ Inn. small private family. Ias ood city reference. Call for two days at 145 7th av., near 20th st, LADY WISHES A GOOD SITUATION AS NURSE to a growing child and as seamstress, for a young girl lately landed from Tre’and, whom she highly recommenda for her honesty and ability. Address box 3,095 Post office, or call at No, 7 Broadway, third floor. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT, WITHOUT ENCUM- brance, who hax had twelve years’ experience an aged, infirm lady, wishes a similar situation 4 ES A Si agaist in the Call at 156 Eust a firet lass faintly. in efty or country. | Best of reference given and required, o-objection to beng generally useful” Tnquire South st., for one week, }erman or colored help pre- ferred: RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS purse and to do plain sewing or to do general house- ork for a small fa my, Call for two days at $22 8d av., near ib st. Ring top bell. SITUATION WANTED—BY A GIRL AS NURSE OR chamberimaid, Inquire at 406 West 26th st. COMPETENT PERSON WISTIES A SITUATION AS nurse, who has had many years’ experience, and is fully competent to take the enti etiurge of an infunt ts birth, Has the very best of « ‘Can be seen for two days at 273 3d av., betwoen ead and 23d sta, N AMERICAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS nurse, Inquire at 437 West 22d st., between 9th and 10th avs., for two days, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATI to do sewing and chamberwor waitress in a pri vate family, Call at J01 W jh at Good city referenc RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES TO DO GENERAL 4A. housework in a simail private fumily. or up stairs work. The best of city reference. Inquire for two days at 312 Spring st. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO THE work of a very small family: low wages, for two days at her present empioyer's, LADY, WITH THE BEST QUALIFICATIONS FOR 4 first Clase housekeeper, wishes @ situation in a family, or with a club of gentlemen. “Apply for three days xt 99 718 at, 5 A Can be seen st. “Grand SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as chambermaid and to assist with the wash- Apply wt 580 81h av. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES tion aechambermaid, and is will: gee je washing; best of city reference. Call at RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A &I- eral hot A sIrva- in the A tuation as cham! A |. WELSH Bos BA A Para An yar. reas or chambermaid, to Carey: bas goo references, Can be seen at 285 rst BOth at » bear Stiaw. rs basement door. VERY RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN WISII- 1 es to get a situation as cook; she understands her busi- ness perfectly in all its branc! Call at 218 Sullivan at., —— Bleecker and Amity, Can give the best of city refe- nee. A. XOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION a8, ci HAM bermald, waitress aud to aasiat in washing und jroulng, good city reference. all at 22 West 26th st. poe eed WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant girl, todo cooking, washing and atten colecoene bread, biscuit and ples; would do gene- Tal housework, and is ok excellent housekeeper; in the 4 or country. Apply at 422 East 13th st., nea av. No. fo nae nd YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A situ. lon ag cook, washer and frouer: no objection to the gounttys beat of city seferense. Call at 63 Pearl st., top loor. — ‘TION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS SEAM. stress; can do all kinds of family sewing; would assist with light work; ia — to go a short distance in the coun. try; can TE clty reference, Call at 490 6th av between A ita Sanit with wattings B two days at 198 Pi RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. to do ol berwork or take care of children, or to | daonpd best of city references. Call for # COMPETENT NU! WISHES A SITUATION; I8 A wee ery! in tie care of my willing to city reference. SPT pty an — ve best of Call at 210 Lf herb A TS THOROUGH DRESSMAKER, COMPETENT TO CUT nd make ladies’ and children's dresses in the latest “wilt go out by the day. Call at 648 Sub sta., in the inilline store. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM. Mi ony or waitress, Call at her present employer's, YOUNG WOMAN Mo a A_ SITUATION fo seamstress; un: ‘all kinds of a, sewt ‘would go by the "aay or ‘week can sate ladies’ ‘and dren's dresses: city or country. ‘Apply at 825 5th av., tween 32d and Aw SITUATION WANTED—BY A TICES chamberwork. American, as plain cook or to, do Houston OOK’ SITUATION WANTEDIBY A RESPECTABLE ayi ay., between 8th and th st., near 7th av. at., near Goerck st. a Aad 4 assist in re housework, Can be seen Nor owe days a 12 H13 Clinton ot. me prgation WANTED—BY A MARIED LADY, TO ¢ washing, at her own house; either ladics’ or gontle- hen if required. Call at 386 East why ging young gi with pa py nage AND ) wait @ young girl, wi references, Call at ieee Sos aren ITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS CHAM. bermald and waltrexs. Apply. at 364 West 20th st. tweon 8th and 9th ava, The best city reference if required. ITUATION Radin i emt A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman; is ® fred plain cook, washer and ironer; the best of city reference If required. Xpriy ‘at 269 Hudson at. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, aseirat class cook; understands ail kinds of meats, poul: pastry, and fs an excellent baker; the country. bat at 166 Went 6th at, Bes! oi reference ITUATION WANTED—BY A CAPABLE qtith, TO go general housework. May be seen Wadiibaay, Au residence of present employer, 276 West Zith st, try and 9 objection to a pee isely, for that purpose wana, Cuba, respectfully solicit consignments of all Me Chairman, Veteran Assoc! ection ie late Lieutenant Col : el ieeceaty -ninth ——-* Shima, tans on whieh inl "et gi for, mach Fi ‘Se here —On Tuesday, consul after de advances, through our agen! lingering and patatal iin of three ears. Putoantes | in New York, JOSE ENR M SRRIGUE DE SANTOS 8 Coane nt aged 28 years, 4 months an: tavited an ihe funeral, ro fmt residence of bie | Ves ei iit BROAbWay, ROOM 18 ‘to atte! 6 funet ‘rom nce is ve 4 t elaime for PRIZE other, Wo. 444 Weet Thirty'aizth street, on Thureday MONEY, AUREARS OF PAY, BOUNTY, fon Ginx ~'On Monday Joly $1, Mr. Arcnimaty Cons, ONEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE oN grinter, at No. 168 Taylor street, Williamsburg, in the iaproved ey property. HIGBRE, No. 8 Pine atroet, Baar of hig member of the Twenty-sixt! 1 Brook- “ _ lyn telioma toe, native of Paisley, Scotland. 187 OFNte vE OF THE ERIE RarewAl COMPANY, ‘ext street, New York, 26, boa Ce ea os pinnae oor 1868. Dividond. the compan, Se aed Fe New Je Vol ae id from ti C eninga of ‘he i teige nin none ening member o Je earnity ; wil take plas: at ad Verma fog oe AS ice June of three aud one-balf per cent on the preferred = “Giles oma, pies anil jh, ra leo tem\.annal dividend of four per cent on the eom- mon capi Detroit lease copy. Both bie, ‘ein the governmenttax, on Monday, the 2ist Coxnor. Thora ay, ‘August 1, Euma Coxnoy, daugh- | day of Kugust 5 next, at ‘he Trearurer ‘8 office, Erie place, to ‘ter of Michael and Bridget Conboy, aged 9 months and the, registered holders of stock at the olor a eye The transfer books of both classes of s' Satard be yeu The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | Woduesday, the iad day of Ragust i.’ shane, fnvited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) aftor- HORATIO N. OTIS, Secretary. goon, at half-past two o'clock, ‘from the residence of her | 7 SOMP. NITED STATRS DISINTRORATING ORE COME Ward School No, 82, West Thirty-fifth street, One thousand shares of the Stock of the above Com- Beer Ninth avenue. for sale, at $1 hare. Apply to H.R. CHANDLER, Coates. —At Newark, N. J, ian londay, July 81, Ei widow of the late Joseph 8 Contes, of Puliadelphia, ged bef ot service at Trinity church, Newark, this (Wed- Mesday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Davis.—On Tuesday, August 1, Lucy Axx, daughter of George and Elizabeth Jane Davia, aged 8 months and 2 ineral on Tharsday morning, at ten o'clock, from the resid:nce of her parents, West Twenty volghth Street. Friends of the! family are requested to attend. Davis.—On Tuesday morning, August 1, at two o'clock, 90 days. Pe ~~ BANK ee ff War J, STREET, HEX. YORK, ERNMENT LOAN AGEN’ keep on hand, Por immediate delivery, all Issues of Seren: Whirty Troasuty Notes of nll denominations ‘We buy and sell all ea of Government Securities at market rates, Also Quartermaster # Checks and Certificates of Indebtedness Orders from Banks and Bankers terme. uted on favorable RMILYE & CO. e N BOND AND Wi after & irae Winess, Huxny Davis, a native of Sweden, | property. * pUAND, 160 Pia way. 0 friends of tho family are reepectfully invited to (00 0 | LOAN—IN bid TO SUIT, ON New York cit) a ag $300. REET Rs renames ee July Si, at Oyster Bay, Long =e fo of ‘be & . Frve, ‘aged 40 years. L A ATAND. is GTxTIE AVENUE, By rir Ber mre ares B.'s, of conmumpt At THe OLD TAND, Joanna E., wifo fm m, aed 42 years.’ | the niga ple er for Cast Off Wear TDA Ed wibby anon | gee ga saat ois nice vee c a ean camarvih Lol i furthe ud ta eae oh cea ake our faction bg i ', 19, SEVENTH AVENUE—PAYS THR Heanx.—On Thuraday night, July 97, of paral TS. MORRIS, 14, SERVE r aene Haars, widow of James, in the oth your of ike waited on by Nites fortis. kxlai Hier romaine were interred tn Flathueh. 1LFTH STREET, NEAR BROAD. Hoones.—On Monday, July 31, after lingering ill. arate rosa ‘Micuast a pariah Sr by 4 a cast of Clothing. ew ire if county X ord, Ireland, yd ‘un hin of are as; relat d trian of the fara respeetfall ves an 6 ey invited Jo attend the funeral, thie (Wednesday) alter. ‘4 ‘clock, from hin ‘late ‘corner of resi te ist AnD ator Guat 0 c Laie ne ey 350,000 ORTH % CAST. entee, Sy vena me ah es bine Toa Thirty ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN; 18 AN filing to assist in washing. Call frout bases and 7th ZITUATION WANTED=RY AN EXCELLENT COOK and baker, willing to assist in the troning; has no ob ection toa abort distince in the country; good reference. Call at 136 West 20h at, for two QITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG SS wouan ne ciambermatd and to assist in washing and ironing. oF nx chambermali af 10 take care of childven. Ap ply ati a 27th at, corn WANtED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMBRIC AN GIR: in willing to take charge of an infant from its birtlt; none else need apply. Call for three days at 62 Prince st. WAsTED—BY A vou GIRL, A SITUATION AS chambermaid or seamstress: t¥ willing to assist in Wwerhing and ironing, bas no objection to go a short distance in the country, Can be seen for two days at her present em ployer's, 70 Adoiphi sty Brooklyn. Ww’ D—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO genoral housework in Awmall family; is a good plain cook anda good washer and lroner; good elly reference. Cuil for two days at 288 West 16th at. py Auman SITU ATION AS WET N otable married woman, who has late baby; no objections to the country, Call at 4 st, for wo et ‘Went 16th 8 HO Objeetion to the country; sola or private family. seen for two y ANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A ituation as first class cook; has the best of reference tent to ull the duties; no objection to do Can be seen at Mrs, Green's, 9) Broadway. rectly coarse warhi ANTED-=BY A YOUNG GIRL genteel take care of children; eiiy, reference if required. soe address 128 Tih'ar, bird Noor, back root BITUATION IN A A vate any, todo light chamberwork and Call ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN AMBRIC AN Wo. man, a8 housekeeper, or to make herself generally ure- ful in» private fauntly 5 to have ber child with ber; no Objection to ihe country. “Call at & Wast 4duh at Wer A RESPECTABLE ‘cua A SITIT A. dom; errui ee Baer capable of fining the itu, reference. y;, bent of mc. Gan 06 sean Tor two daye at Wet Buh H, os P| wares areas, sri pats oot) nding |* RESPECTABLE Ld iat Wearmen_a airs ED—A SITUATION, BY az eatag arse Sao WANTED—A situ. SITUATION, BY young woman, to do general - children: Neat city ret No objection to go to the coun! ANTED—BY A COMPETENT WOMAN, A SITUA: tion as chambermaid and seamstress. ‘seen for one day at her present employer's, 24 West mint ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation I nall family, to do geueral housework. Apply at 89 19th etween 6th and 7th avs. WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a8 waitress and to asstst with chomber- work.” Apply at her present employer's, 149 East 84th st, Wome SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTARLT young woman, to do general honsework or ascist nt cooking: good city reference given. Call at 208 West 16th at, betiveen 7th and Sthavs., second oor, back room, WASTED-A SITUATION AS WET NUES Texpectable young woman. Apply at &2 East between Sand 11 delock. wr STRD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG A RESPECTABLE Ouse work oF take care t 123 West 27th st. n Ist and 2d avs, Waxtep—a SITUATION AS FIRST OLARS, WATT. and refers rees; understands her business perfect to her leet emplover, both for character and capacity, with whom she has lived in Madison avenue for nearly three years Past. Apply at 99 West 27th st. SITUATION, BY A RESPE TARE | WANTEDOA girl, to do general houxewark ina small private : {an gor wanher nnd ironer ond, good Plalss ook; gov ett 1 sig n be seen xt $07 22d st., between 10th 1th av HELP Ww ANTED—VEM ALES. A guhby, WANTED-—TO COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS: good pay and steady employment: ladies to learn: after Sepable, work given out, Agents wanted to sell photographs, Broidway, room 19. GOOD, STRADY GT work of a small family. at 868 Broome kt., near V: C'S HANDS WANTED, APPLY TO JAME Hearn & Son, 775 Broadway. ides HANDS WANTED—AT 412 BROADWAY, / third floor; good wages and steady employment; also girls who eon work on sewing machines, RL WANTED—TO DO TIT A Pel, tween Zand ILA. M., Wages $8 per month. A. ALOAK. T ROORNAWS, 99 4TH AV.—WANTED, NOIEDT ately, excellent cooks, cook, washer and froner, Ta droases, Waitrenes, chambermaid, nurses, houseworkers, & English, Irish, Seoich, German, American, & A. GQOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER, AND TRON . ho desires w Porinanent home tn the country, not fe from the ci ‘obtain a satisfactory place by apply: office Hardy & Gutbrey, 72 Beaver st age. VATIONS WANTED-PEMALES. | 2° SETUATIONS WANTED— WANTED—MALES. an epee OF AGE, WANTS & SITU- “Addseund, De ih Went uk ap eevee: Salary no co pan waves A Pr DOWN TOWN. be yah bao oYsT. A ence MM Bs. pine Man OR BaR- N AS EXPERIENCED COACHMAN WANTS A SITUA. at recommendation from present and past avers, ICHAEL CAFPRY, I17 Nassau at.. or 112th et, a rer tingtale RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN A. Fitneod in farming business, can milk all kinds of business if oftice. YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WANTS A SITUATION AS ‘coachman; good references. Address F. S., Herald BEING EXPRr- d mow, and do R. A., Herald requi YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) THTRTY OF AGE, who can read, write and spenk a litle English, wishes a orter; isnot afraid to work. Address P., box A situation as 76 Werald office. UNG GERMAN, ACQUAINTED WITH TI } anenage, an excellent bookkeeper, aud_w 4 wishes a situation as clerk or bookkeene thiselty, Address for two days A. T. mn A TED—ny A YOUNG MAN, AS ‘Address 528 Pear! st. DECTARLE YOUNG MAN WITHES A SITUA. understands taking care of horses ness thoroughly. Call _.) ma AP corner of 3:1 ay. MAN WA Leon he wall’ reeoinmended (2 present em. good xecurity if required: has no objec- {would make himself generally dse- ILE M. AN, FORTY pee oi ‘and coachmin, oF would take Address farm. fa ener, Herald office S PORTER IN A STORE—OR TO Work ON A ri farm and make ney] If generally usefal; no objection to thes Anuly to Tl. Kat Reeves’ livery atable, 14 nat 19 OOKE st reference ean be given, NCH GENTLI hh hookkeeni employ- AY ch ment Hook- Kacbentterait VMPLOYMENT WANTED—IMMPDTATE 1 smart, netive younz man, just retarne teran voluntenr); the best of refare: , BY A ithe army aa tohoneaty and ANITOR'S PLACE WANTED.—A MAN, WITIT SMALL. } family, wants a janitor's place: the very best of city reference given. Inquire of Mr. Thomas, for dive days, at 8 dar st., third floor. ATION WANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE MAN, AS ‘The bert of rete 2 if required, M., box 185 Herald ¥ two divs ot i any part of t SITUATION WANTED—RY A YOUNG MAN, IN A : s fe grocery of Hiqnor store, as 1, annint he bst pay given aul a is oa - Ty onleonath ha do experion hoe and can URSE GIRL WANTRD—T0 GO TO LONG BRANCH: Address U. 8. Navy, must ee Seamstress, and be prepared to go at once. Apply to ewis, 412 Broadway. atta Tule ()PERATORS WANTED—FOUR GooD o1 RATORS, on to the to work on cloaks; those who can brit rown ma antry ween ave, B have cons Se ciinranal nd C, Be aah 2 cate SH Fe en tenn guru ATION —RY_A YOUNG STAPF OFFT- STRADY, RELTARLE WOMAN AS LAUN. |) cer, re 1 from the #erview. nw clerk or rotertant preferred; none but those having good fd penman, andr id of hard references need apply at 20 Hast 38th st., between 10 and 3 ve first class.” Addrosa Captain T., Ierald o'clock, OE ei ae INERAD HOUSEWORK ITUATIONS WANTED—FOR THOROUGHLY COMPE- WAstED—A GIRL TO DO GE. and assist at washing. Apply tween 6th and 7th avs, ), WANTED-A GENTE: restaurant. Apply at N 33. West 12th st., be- GIRL TO ATTEND IN A 2 Dey at, YOUN VAN TINE. Wit D—A YOUNG PROSESTANT GIRL TO DO he housework of a small family, Apply at 235 Water 1n stove store. ANTED- A PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL nurse; none bul those having goal : ferences and AR undoubted cpucity neod apply. Cuil ut25 Bast Sth st, be- Wand o'eloe J ANTED-IN A LADIES AND GENTLEMAN'S RES- urant, a good waitress, Who can come well rec mended ‘as to ability and Honevty; none otuer necd *pply. 1 at 28 Leroy st, between the hours of 2 and 3 o'clock. \ANTED—BY A FAMILY GOING TO EUROPE, A ‘woman acoustomed to the sea, to teke chargo of chil dren; one who speaks French ps referred; city references re- ft Mark's place, between 8 and 7 P.M ine days. ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Must be competent and willing, with good reference. Call at 9 West th ahs after 10 o'clock. ANTED—GROVER AND, BAKER'S hands on cloaks. Apply to 8. & W. E. erat, WASTED OPERATORS ON WHEELER & WILSON'S and Wiloox & Gibbs’ machines; also lace hands. Ap- ply to John Hiudis, 603 Broadway, up stairs, ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED, STEADY NURSE, TO take care of children and make herself useful. Wages 9. Also a monthly nurse for a physician's wife. Apply at 257 Weat 14th street, from 9 to 11, with recommendations, {\ANTED—A " SEAMSTRESR, BY DAY OR WEEK, ds how to operate on Wheeler & Wil- ee an cut and understand all kinds of fa- Ww ‘th et., second door from 6th av., MACHINE rwin, 26 Walk- washlny on ouvewo st tes srameirng nine od snows! bonporort, toa WAXTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND TRONER; ‘also ® chambermald and waitress, and a young girl to aaatyt around. Apply immediately at iol Hudson #1 ‘op- ‘ANTED—IN A Ma, pl LASS BOARDING HOUSE, two good general cooks; one who can make good pu Bolas . Apply, edn ‘ednesday Sy end ‘Thursday, with reference, at inton place: ASTED—A SMART INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN TO DO eneral housework; must be a good washer and ironer and plain cook; first class clty reference required, Apply 46 Laight wt. 7 ANTED—, eed TIDY GIRL FOR DINING room. wol 0 $8. Apply at = Worden Hotel, corner of Bowery and ‘Bayard out ‘thls daj ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; must understand washing, froning and cooking, fora faaaon of two; none but those who have good city reference Brotestant prefe Call it ‘est 21 ite, Beovece ney and &th vn % vs ‘ANTED—A GOOD DRESSMAKER; ALSO A poe lain sewers who can work on fine work; come ared for work. Call before nine o'clock at TiO’ Spring ‘st, ANTED-IN A WHOLESALE CLOAK HOUSE, AN ‘experienced forewoman, who in perfectly capable of pking entire change of a workroom. “Apply wo A. M. & It. Davies, 108 Broad: WAxTRD—A SMART YOUNG WOMAN, TO COOK, must be a first class laundress. ath7 Ena athe 7 ‘ANTED—GOOD DRESSMAKERS. APPLY AT 905 gion, Brostway: Constant employment aud good wages ANTED—EXPERIENCED HANDS ON PLAIN BIAS neck ties; aleo a good cutter, at Adams & Bendix's, 106 Chambers at., up stairs, ANTED HANDS TO FINISH NECKTIES, SCARFS fe.; also good operators on Grover & Baker's and Wilcox & Gibbs’ machines. Apply to J. A. Humphrey & Bro., # Chambers st. ANTEDSA SMART PROTESTANT WOMAN, | TO trke charge of three rooms and assist with the waxlinj and ironing: an American and one accustomed to a ama boarding house preferred. Call at 100 Hast 22d ot., between a V ] SRPRD BEE ASIEN ED OPERATORS WITil Wheeler & Wilson's machine, to work on neck ties. Apply ai at 47 Butler st., Brooklyn. br WAXTED-A, HOUSEKEEPER, TOGO To RIODE inland, to take the entire charge of # house, servants and two young children. One who bas had experience ai can give good reference for honesty aud ability ean learn ot a good situation by addvessin B., Herald office, for three days, with name aud residence, V Call at S12 ANTED-TWENTY YOUNG LADIES OF PREPOS- Wenig appearance. to walt on tables. Apply from 2 to So'look, at the Branch saloon 64 and 696 Bronaway, corner of si at 55 TANTED—OPERATORS ON SINORR'R MACHINE, 1o make shirts; none but the best hands need apply: Rivington wt. ws ANTED-—A ¢ pls RE! D ~ WOMAN TO DO GE y housework cook, wash and iron, for a small family. Apply w th references 10 ‘Went 19th st. WASTED BY A aMALE PRIVATE FAMILY, A RE apeciible girl, 14 oF 18 yours; must be a neat mower, For further particule «apply at Bimpaon ‘s bekery 4th «t, and Bowe WArteD TO ACCOMPANY A PAM pe o Month in the cougtry; must bave tho best re The child is #ix mouths old, Ap ply at 4 1th at, between 8 and 10 A, WANTED-INMEDIATELY, AT 908 WEST, NINE teenth «#t.. a German, Amerienn or colored girl. for general housework, in a Camily Of six persons, A yood Wanker and ironer and plat . \ TANTED—I irl, to do ge LY, A PROTESTANT Ayipty on Wednonday TO ATTEND A PAKER wee business preferred, ONE Address ANTED—A WET NURSE, WITH A FRESH BARAST of milk: bent of references required, Call at 102 Dean FOOKIYD Waxreo.. <A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN, as hares inn stoall fataily, residing a short distance rom New York Apyly to Mra, ullerton, Gramorey Park jours, on Wedbesday and Thuraday, between 11 and 1 ebook. e WAXTED-A OMPRTI \NT TO TAKE N ot a miswen’ and obi faney hat depart. ohare of a zien’ and chiligen’'s Eaney hat depar ment. Wanton FIRST CLASS COOK; ONE. wito er Rndepstands her business, Call at 97 Oth av, between th ete, on Wednesday, August J, ti}. ARs Pee) TRIM THE froin 10 to Eye. a it perienoed hands steady rapetyet of Ww Tul st, deinen Th © tent farm hands, gardeners, walters, 0. roan porters, adrvants, Titely lane Apply at the lerve Emp! Also fernale help. hinen, laborers, 1 and help of nent House, i deng business; hi nehes of the trade. NG MAN WO UNDERSTANDS foeturing and Gnishing plain and sewed musiine; himself generally tizeful in a wholesale house or factory. Ad’ trees Bel ‘ast, Herald office, ¥y TANTED—BY A RETURNED SOM.) DIER, wit aoop references, A situntto writes 4 fair hand, and is not afraid to work: understands Custom Mouse business. Ad- Gress for thres days R. B., Herald ovies, WANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, 4 SITUA. tion as clerk or thinekeeper in on iron works or ship- building yard, Address Alpha, Jerald office. - a gmp ls pom BY bal pd JOUNG: MEN, a iiat discharged. fro nh, Ger aansal English, and anew Rudolph lorria at. Wiltpold, No. & WANTED-RY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AN porter or coachman, Address See Ilarlin, corner of Wolcott and Conover sts., South Brooklyn. Best of refe- Fences if required, ‘ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, SITU- ations for her two boys, 13 and 15 Tan a old, in the sed to horses, At 77 West 40th at. ANTED—BY A RESPR TABLE MAN, AGED %, ‘a situation to attend on an invalid or imbecile gentle- : experience: a a ha Address Vv ANTED—-A sive. ATION, INA GROCERY OR I tore, by @ young man who understands wed wt reference. Apply for two days Cost ply day’ ANTED—RY A RESPECTARLE, INDUSTRIOUS young man (a veteran soldier), a situation as porter or watohman, or to learn a respectable busines, or work Jn.a down town store or ofice, No objection to the'country. Address H. R., Herald office, jor. Wires Wars, rea eee 61 Bleecker #treet, ANTE! STABLISHED SILK HOUSE, wis span ee ces to lequess Herald of need apply. Address B. L. WASTEDTAN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, AROUT If Mm Fears old, in a men's fumfshing goods store; must live with bis parents; wages $4. Apgly at No. 3 Park row. Wamennr A FANCY GOODS STORE, A Goon salesman; one who is perfectly acquainted with that business: none others need apply, Best wages Call ee 6 P.M. at 190 Broad et., Newark, FEW ACTIVE, ENTERPRISING YOUNG ai ed ‘agents in the Sta f New York, for the works of the day. Aj stamp enclosed) to ork city. Office hours from 8 reas by. tolusr, 1, 21 Harrison si, ‘OF TAKING himself ¥ 1 the country, fifty miles on the _ Apr iy'at noon at 258 Pearl st. COMPETENT TRAVELLER, avnted with the eeifes and spice busiu ade st. CAPABLE. ind roakiny era ly us Hay al 2 Railroad, reas, xt refereuoe; box 6,180 | Pont office, ANTED-A RESPECTABLE MAN OR WOMAN cook to take charge of ahoure and cook for one per- ons mnst: bring the best of Fefcrenoss from a Saatock. Cali at the Herald oltice on Thursday morning, ut 93 o°elockt. ANTED-—A YOUNG MAN AS ENTRY CLERK INA A whelesale drag house; must be » handsome writer, Address, with references and talary expected, box 1,083 New York Post oftice. ANTED-SEXERAL GOOD WAITERS FOR A RES- tharant and ice eream saloon: goad wages paid to com t Gi Broad ft bY MAN IN THE CAPACITY OF” will make himself ceneralty usefal; « very low, and reference re 38 Hotel, stalion @. VASSERS FOR SURSCRIBERS r; only men over 21 need apply. Vain st. we Wat Oa. M. WASTED-A GOOD HOSTER, TO TAKE CHARGE toone who ‘understands hix business Also two men for domestica, 4 Bowery. EADY YOUNG MAN, ONB r in a store down will be giv Apply to V W town, ANTED not Add: ENING AND a ghort dis tch or German TP and 20 clock, ‘on BE, ciutierresy WaAnsten. neers WANTED—« son: drive a de horses: German p rt, at A AND INDUSTRIOUS MAN TO ‘end competent to tke care of ‘Apply wt 127 av. B, corner of Sib G MAN, BETWEEN 20 SMAN FoR, THE 1 on rin 280 C {BERS. \Wagrepcronti RS, BARTENDERS, COACHMEN, ‘MW ablebodfed emigrants fru hands, &e.; also a gens Hleman and wife, with $190, at 871 Bust Houston’ st WARTEDIA MAN WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE business of packing and shipping fee for Southern t ports, A ving 2 thorough: knowledge of the lor bust- hess may. pod stration by applying a » H. Hol- at the offer of Hotfman & Co., Whitenal st, atane ANTED—A GOOD STOUT BOY, WHO CAN CO mended, to go with mensages and make bi Apply at 72 White st., third floor, OOL SORTERS WANTED.—GOOD WOOK. bathe ts {re wanted for a woollen goods PI seph Ripley & Son, 68 Pine at. ‘OUNG Pat AND ALL Pb \G EMPLOYMENT ‘come to the Excelsior Agency and obtain sitmations, 206 Broadway, s00m 21, third floor, @ —AGENT WANTED TO SELL SOMETHING NEW, + profits large, Call for three dave, or send atamp fe clreular. 8. W. RICE & CO., 8 Nassau street, me S10 ADAX 70, AGENTS LLOYD'S GREAT, TOPO. geephical Raflway aud County Map of England Ireland, Heotland and WalesStx fect lange, mounted a varnished a thet and four years’ July 28, « ie best map ever made sthoe the ee was formea na, villa pont off “as mg rs feats, and Pulway stagiong, with tho dictance between each station marked piatnly and theofficial name and total length of each railway in actual operation up to June, 1865, is given. The rail stations are all numerically and alphabetical lakes. rivers, hills and mountain are exhil With the alltude of each th fect. made rom (rigonometrleal surveys by our own engincers, hteman and graphers sent to England expressly fo make a superior of that country, the whole engraved colored wu ted and, varnia edn rice Bn t $: compare to thin x i tn oy oli the wor a wanted. Also! le agents, with a auiatl eapit Reotia, New Brunswick, Kast and Weet I ANTRD— BY, A “RETURNED SOLDIER, oF THE lath N.Y. Vols., a situation, ro he can earn & trictly honest and temperate; is a plain writer, lonitor, Herald ollice. W'xtep—ay A YOUNG MAN, SITUATION AS A light porter, or clerk in some Aight business. Good references given, Address J. F. &., box 186 Herald oflice. Wares ‘A YOUNG MAN, LATELY PROM DUB. lin, a situation as dry goods salesman; not 0 much an object as an engagement in w respectable, houre; hhas watisfuctory reference, “Address H. R, W., Herald office, HELP WAN NTED—MALES. GnNTa ~WANTED—TO SELL THE LINCOLN itch, ny Bene Spanish Salve, making a splendid imation of a silver (poe®e md ig and a tien the article amali articl in the et we the salve is tied "athe vest thing ever out Tor agents. 5 cents; sent by mail. Liberal discount to bie} at whoteaale, Address J. Rea & Co., 57 Washin aton street, YOUTH WANTED IN AN OFFICE.—MUST POS. ¢ business experieuce, and be @ good pen: and arithmeticlan. Address. with full particulars, J."G., box 4,181 Post office. T THE NATIONAL AGENCY, 482 BROADWAY— Wane, Meamboatclert tllroad ere, aaietant Hook eoper, entzy, shippin rocery and {rel tenet gett, berionter, contisonn and ether Sivustisns ‘AGEST WANTED--(A MECHANIC EREVER ERD) z0 introduce a new and valuable invention. Fangementa will be made, Address for ares days ae 3. P bo! Post ollie, F Brook, GENT WANTED.—A COMPETENT MAN. A MANTED, aa deliverer or country agent, Apply at 27 ind floor, after 10 A. M GENTS WANTED—TO SELL A STAPLE ARTICLE, $5 10 $15 mado dally. “ADp'y to. Thompson & Co., 28 ‘ulto: treet Foor n 10, from la. M.t BOY WANTED-MUST BE ANOUT 16 YEARS OF ‘age, roside {the city, and come well recommended, Apply at'16 and 18 Camera at YOUNG MAN, WITH! $39 TO LOAN ON GOOD security, and ready the position to eure Mendy oroployment as $12 per week by Broadway, room No. 4 can at 266 N ERRAND oy, WANTRD—ONE, WHO WAS IN AN before preferre ly, with references, at 39 and Pane place. PooKKE EPER. 0. IN A WHOLESALE DRUG house, a comper okkeeper and cashier, Unquer- tlonable teatimonials ax to Integrity, &e., required, Address, with references, box 267 Post aitice, OY WANTED.—A SMART, ACTIVE Fonds; wages $4.0 woek, © Inquire LAD TO 00 BR. 18 Clinton plae ~A SMART, AC. 6, ites with his 203 Iron: iw Aye, botwy J parents. Bees Parente BY: Chambe I 173 earl et, 016 10 Hegémma Av WANT D- a Dall IN A writes je willing to work PANCY GOODS JOBRING a good hand and lives with his Address box 2.688 I’ost oice, M4 OR 16 ‘Apply wo ©. WANTED. are Of ng rlvin, 168 5 SMART ACTIVE. BOY, in & steamboat ofive. hat WANTED—SMALY, SIZ0, NEAT IN APPR. nd tntaligonty $i 8) per week. toillee, after ten A. ov ance, activ fro M x (OF STRADY Detar STUDENT.—A YOUNG its wishing to study A tunity by addresalog fins * A_ COMPETENT MAN AS dk, 177 av. C, New York LERK WANTED.<A YOUNG MAN OF TN fous habite avd well nequainied with the prescrip: tion Dust As, Adkdros, with Felerenions. box 1,208 Post office, RUG CLERK WANTED.—A COMPET! MAN, J thoronghly nequainied with the city retail and pre. soription bu: nee. AP ply at the store corner of Monroe and Gouverneur sta, LY @OMPETEN' 1 situation by atson, corner of AGENCY, ‘ot BROAD. anaies for aestatant Reena ana ferks | ‘all Tranche mercantile by goachman, bartender, walter, copylat, areiiog ts, banda, cctuble nen seeking employes aed Prutavitehed ase ivr APER UANGINGS TRAVELLER.—A_ FIRST CLASS Pinan, noguatnied with the busine hill hear of « good opening by addressing at] call, V ANTRED—, os page our on} 16, IN AN OFF! Hits, ad Saisie Peo lexpecttd, “in Sapplienst’S evaiies, THE TRADES. ONxEr FRAME MAKERS Oe OLD: ands are requested to apply iminediately. Excelsior Mannactory, S81 Canal st wry: ~ OAT AXD VEST HANDS WANTED—AT 4, VESEY] Ht Book or reference required, (Good prices 8. L. ISAACS & PACH NOTOGRATHERS EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY A a 2, salary ret oF ‘or wil rel pay for Worongh tsetrecliseAddreee yr HOTOGRAPHIC OPERATOR, EMPLOYED BY TW of the best houses in London, ‘desires emplo neat in fe house; best security or reference given. or call for Mr. A. B., Chymist, Dr. Monabel" ma ply, at 438 Canal st., up i 2 TSK, FIRST, RATE COPPER, PLATE ot AP EN. also three on stone. $40 to fad. three years’ steady eu Noyenent ae sf T° JEWELLERS. —A FEW GOOD _ wo! wanted. Apply to Chatellier and Spence, 71 Variok st. T° FURNITURE BAucececaene. oi clan situation Vee rag on enamelled furniture, 10 60 SWere 10 CUTTERS.. Hudson at. ho ROSS ; CARPENTERS, —A youn Ft MAR? ioe my. who hae worked two years the to finteh hi Campbell, 31 ) SHOR CUTTRRS WANTED, AT 27 PARK “ROW, “an experione REB 400D Two: THIRDERS oe — wt printing office 92 and 94 Grand, bet Greene sta., second Boor. None but the ‘beat ‘used only. ANTED—TWO OR THREE BOOK SEWERS; AL oder on @ ruling machine, Apply at 10 and 12 OP corsa aT street. ANTED—A MAN TO PRESS CLOAK! understands bia busivess will Apply at Arnold, Constable & between Broadway nnd Mereer +t, ment. ard #., WAXTED-TWO GOOD CARINETMARERS At Cenire st, third floor, None but good hands apply, EAVERS ON RIBBON LOOMS; A Apply t© Dale Manufacturing Company LOF A SOFT ‘SILK WIN! TANTED—AN OVED can part the silky teady department title wind will be give i i CLASS _ OU "TER AND Di ntitiaes ‘one capable of taki *h wounan preferred. A <A, YInst, gaer of cloaks and mw eof a number of gtria; Fi pig M70 Wonte st, bitrd Boo ANTED—A FINE DRAUGUTEMAN, A BIORT Di tance in the eoantry aon and steady situation, to Lips, Michela & pa 20 Will th William et ANTE D—PAPER RULER AND TWO ig Boys cd ruling machines, at Moneg TWO GOOD 1 having and finishing, to w! at M.S. Pnend’ 4 W Ww" WANtED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN (MARRIED), loner or Coachman, and hin wife Address G of references office, for two da; ANTED.-TWO FIRST CLASS LITHOORAPTI uters, who are willing to laure the elty, cat hear 130% W A goon b — sa Poot and steady work by calling, on Co., & Willem between 12 and Wan; <A GOOD HAND PRESSMAN, ONE A omed to rise the hand roller, at Mooney & Brown Prineo at., fourth floor. ’ RTIMICTAL =5 inserted by iL A ig way, New Yor MAN BYTS MADE TO ORDER AN may ny BAU Rb cOUURT MA by Boiesonueau, of Paris), 099 B mafireereteeenenseeterprenennipeenr CIGARS: AND TOBAC NGAP MANUF, .OTURERH AR QUEST ) om Ve 6 1 Vuelta de Abajo Leat wes x4 ieee ba isfor sale by JOBS B URNHAMS FURNITURE city oF Bie iat pertas EP maT