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

/ end send her after the Soro enters to “Wak, bara, and ectrop;” bus . qa genet than could be found 10 ‘treasury. meeting of ive merchants *"44 ‘citizens Was therctore called by ident Col, which aa gembied at the govérnment house 0, morning of Be By ink, Be We pe of raisyag funds to carry on i service, .@ amo! o fest required was one Eetice thousand “sola a rchen it was found impos- le to raise go much, the ‘was reduced to seventy- five thousand, and ually 4o°afty thouseud. At this point the Prosident beoary Jent and said that none ef those present shor leave the building until that ount was BUubs’".Kod ag a loan to the government. Bumber ‘“‘higan was about twenty-five, comprising r ntalives GF tho leading commercial houses, The ced” gentlemen took it in very good part and held out ib tem, P, M., when, Anding it of no u they Bul the amount and were allow A leave,” With the attempt to raise money messed a new conscription to raise men. The “press gayig” was soon at work in the city and suburbs, bebe ‘or three n’ghis some fifty or sixty recruits yeollected. One or two who resisted, not wishing to werve the State, wore at once despatched by the swords ‘and bayonets of the soldiers, All that have not been Geteed have fied to the woods, 48 you may sup}ose, business is utterly paralyzed, and the native mercaapts are in despair at the slim pros- Ras business in this city for some time time to come. plaints are loud and long against the goverument, ing 8, or aid the invading forces, for I have heard . iead by those who two months ago were the warm” friends of the present administration that rather than ‘be “squeezed” as they have been by the new rulers they would welcome Calancha with open arms, or even Santa Goloma. Indeed, so far have these murmurs been car- fied, that gentlemen of the highest standing in this com- Fes ep declared that if either the United States, Great Britain or France would take possession of this fathmus, and establish a strong and permanent govern- ment, they would hail it with delivht, as a day of deliv. @rance from the annoyances and miseries to which they Rave so long been subjected, and from which there ap- bac) under the present condition of affairs, to be no relief whatever. T must not fail to speak of the few bright spots which ecour among the clouds that obscure the city and State of Panema, During the reign of the Santa Coloma- Galancha government a robbery occured on board the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s steamship Sonora, we Wherein the superintending engineer of the company found himself minus some eighteen hundred dollars in gold, whicn had been extracted from the safe while he was asleep. Suspicion was aroused against a German boy who had been employed on board the steamer and who was suddenly missing. Information of the robbery was telegraphed to Aspinwall, and the boy was there arrested, with near'y al! the money in his possesion, and also @ pistol marked with the name of he cship. The toy also confessed tothe roblery in the pres- once of witnesses. He was brought to Panama, went Shrough the form of a trial, and was acquit’ The money, however, was not returned to him, but was divided emng’ the Judge and lawyers—the boy being given his , but nothing more. The outrage was so glaring ¢ present President of the Siate, as soon as possi- ble after the meeting of the Legislature, called their at- tention to it, and I have very great pltasure in saying that a bill was at once broucht before that body and the third reading, unanimously refunding the thus stolen by j:dge and lawyers. It has since signed by the President. This is a fair sample of = was dove constantly prior to the 9th of March Interesting nows may shortly be looked for from here, Fhe goneral opinion is that the oxpected invasion from Cauca ts the work of that troublesome character Mos- p moa order to secure this State for himself. He is ined to be the next President of the republic, no ‘matter what means he resorts to to gain his point, and we fear he will be successful. Pica tpier etill vie per eg | and the health of mus very in there is no sickness bere of any kind Wort reesrding. ‘a ‘elasquez, of Panama, so long an exile, return- eto til iy on Sunday, the 6th just. trom Lite. Tho severend pre! received an enthusiastic welcome; he ‘was escorted from the landing to his residence by many Pd gentlemen of the city, and afterwards performed Services at the cathedral, a large number of ladies nt. The Bishop was compelled to leave here juera, and if the latter personage once more into power his return to Panama may prove pre- 3 for ho will doubtless be again forced—unless to acknowledge a higher power than the Church— we for a place where the authority of the Pope is owneldered supreme, 20 1 1 22 -""hie Bitar OF BisnOP POTTER. is but an act of justice due to the Isthmus of Panama emi nts of the physicians and Sermo or San nb regarding @ death of Potter should yi |. They state that he of one day the Bishop went to Aspinwall; re- the next, he went on board ship, and there re- his stay on shore being about thirty hours, Sewers Panama his health was excellent. The arrived in Acapulco; there the Bishop was much ashore during the two days’ stay. And it was not until had becn at sea some twenty-four hours from a that he was taken ill. He died in Sao Fran- my residence here but four foreigners have who might be considered residents of this place— ene of no other disease than bad whiskey in large quan- Satty tn proportion te tho. popolation iar Fanamoa ie fur mn 16 population in io apy of our Northern cities. LANBOUS NEWS, Ocean , Captain Slocum, with danten frown Now York. to tho, iat inst, arcived at‘Aspla- The mails and passen- e same eve were embarked on board sailed the next morning ‘The Central American steamor was mails and @ growing discontent that may lead to some- f i z i Hi i 2 32 ni Shenandoah was not unexpected. We only ‘won: why {t had been so long delayed. We now learn L) of ships are on the way to reinforce Pacific steamship connecting with the of steamships from St. Nazaire to Aspinwall oa mane from this place ye 2d prox. The ships aro first class factalewboct leamers of tonnage, and with superb accommodations for pas- Pas It will be, doubtiess, a very successful line, ‘as It is to be managed with’ energy and liberality, ead must interfere very materially with the monopoly the Royal West India Mail Company. tion line were established between point and Valparaiso, we might then expect passace to be within the bounds of moderation, and not e: tertionate , as at present. The first ship from France wi ‘arrive at jnwall on the 28th or 29th inst. I will be able to say more in my next regarding the new euter- United States ship Cyane, Lieutenant Commander , and steamer Waterce, Commander F. K. Mur- fay, are still in this harbor. The United States ship . r ishourly expected here from Acapulco, but ly the news of the Shenandoah’s depredations reached Admiral Pearson, the ship’s destination been changed. S HH He Fa HI Hye Oar Lima Correspondence. Lima, July 28, 1865, Aeatveriary of the Declaration of the Independence of Peru—Suecessful Progress of the Revolutiontsts— They Capture Five Good Vencle of War—General Canseco Appointed Provisional Prendent by the Insurgents—Ca- ‘Binet Changes, dc. Forty-three years ago to-day this country escaped from fe tyranny of foreign dominion. To-day is Peru's Pourth of July,” the anniversary of the declaration of her independence, and never since I can recollect has the discontent of the people been so strongly mani- Sested as on this return of the day. There have been no ablic rejoicings, no celebration—nothing whatever, @xcopt a few oxtra gasiights at the Preeident’s residence, ‘to distioguish this from any other day. The nation has @xpressed its conviction that though freed from colonial @apendence it has created in its bosom a tyranny of mill- tary chiefs even more intolerable than a foreign yoke, and that a change of some sort is becoming indispensa- ‘Bile to the maintenance of peace and prosperity. ‘The revol is advancing with giant strides, and the mathority of the present government is limited to this @apital and its immediate vicinity. All the troops that have £0 far remained faithful to Genoral Pezet—who, by ‘the by, has appointed himself commander-in-chief of the number the same number of divisions, unde: the command of Colonel Prado, is concentrating on this = of the Andes. fea, situated on): kaplan pod from port has tena po the division atthe of jon, this city is 80 effectuall: ‘and isolated that the vi tecesearies of life e famine prices. Butcher's beef,for instance, 56 cents (in specie) ye pork 60 cents, rice 18 ce: that the government had articles of general my Inst I stated that tho -of-war America, Thumles Amazona and the 3 SITUATIONS WA NTRD—MALES, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. ror, whose duty wha" thotr clerks are eee ee winsieamp: 4 it Is to seo that none ‘gf seo it members atitul ‘eminent admit net, NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN TANTED—A SITUATION, AS CLERK OF POR ses ania ie any Tho ‘of the London Stock Exchange are between é Died, a! A grit, want situations ‘to do goyerul dousowork, jaar! Ww ship chandier's or hardware alore of a pr The Far a splendid steamer built in New | 140 fy In number. The official hours of busines | Bangonn.—On Friday, Augist 25, Wrusam Banwone, | '*, LOWE'S German Kostitute, 37 Stanton wt, wear the | man, by a niin 8 of ‘age, letsly honorably | York for the ith Prot deoamship Navigation Cqm- are en to three o'clock, exoopt on Saturdays, aged S4 years, ron Bowery. a io 7) pee eorel eae The advortians Ja aetna ti pany, arrived at Callao op the 26th ingt. She is the wOn- | when, closes at one. ‘The raves ‘and friends are requested to attend the N AMERICAN LADY OF REFINEMENT DEst ing to work hard Address F. He B., Herald der and admiration of 2 services, at his late residence, 277 Ninth avenue, this uation In a gentleman's fomily to super'niend - — have often bi dea onprompd tha an American hold afal D a South Pacific “yr steamers (an en ag children; 10g Ath st. Ref A AN RXPERIENCED WASHER AND IRONE take in work at her residence, or will go out to work by References can be given. Apply at 123 would assist in and insur ° Objection to country. Address Mrs, nices will be made satisfactory YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WISHES as wet uurse. Call at 275 lat (Saturday) evening, at elght o'clock, The remains will bo i en to Peekskill for interment. Bau. —Ow Wagnenday eveniay , August 23, Woue P. Bat, only eon of Wm. H. aud V.'Z. P. Ball, aged 1 year, 3 month and 14 daze. ¢ relatives and friends of the family are respectful invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, at gleven o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 203 Prince street. Batcom.—At Big Hollow, N. ¥., on Mondag, August FEARFUL STORM IN THE WE2T. , and I had, unfortunately, been prevented by our lat ] t be established 4 Compete with “nabtybta ritish company, which edjoys little favor ®taong our merchants 4nd the public in general. Thy %ast three mails from Units Bron ac due yot. box 205 1 later ne New Yor ome thi rect. sete wes low yo than The revolution in, Solivia cohtinues, but we are igno- rant here of how it now stands. (ed THE CENSUS. the day or wes East 43d st. {From the Chicago Republican, August 23.) ‘The summer of 1865 will long be remem for ite | 91, Soom Barco, \ste of New woe’ aend a0 Seen > me t N ON A FARA singularity. On comparing the daily rs of the |” Branpury.—Or rk, age years, DRESSMAKER WILL GO OUT BY 2 DA og a care of h weather with those of past summers it will On Thursday, August 24, Anna ELizaBera, A with or without a machine, Call in the store 488 Gth ay | at 503 seen that it is many years since we experienced such a rémarkable season. ere bas been an almost total absence of the usual extremely warm weather, instead of which we have had excessive rains, destructive storms, and one or two fearful tornadoes. An tmmense amount of property’ has been destroyed, not a few lives have been and it would certainly take sevéral millions of dollars make up the losses sustained. THE STORM ON MONDAY NIGHT. One of the most severe storms we have ever experi- enced visited this locality on Monday night, and resulted, most unfortunately, in the loss of several lives and the 4 months and days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o' shock, from her late residence, 67 Mott street. Bayay.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, August 25, Taowas Dani. Bryax, eldest son of Daniel avd Sarah Bryan, aged 6 years, $ months and 14 daya, fal Sein a =e place, from the corner of Four- reet an rd avenue, Gow Sat Mftaryscn, ot tre Sokoens ne ne an AAD Barron. —In this city, on Tuesday, August 22, Horanio MéLVILLE Barron, late of St Louis, Mo wife of Edward Bradburn, aged 28 years, (A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES 4 SITUA. tion ax chambermaid or waltress In @ sinall private fal; good city references, Apply at 168 West 37th st., for wo day: WAXTED—A BABY TO WET NURSE AT MY OWN home; lost my own three days old. Apply corner South 7th and Bi wick sts., Jersey City, for Mrs. Caldwell, ~ ANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS chambermaid and to take care of children in a respe able family, at $42 Eust 9th street, botween avenues B and O, up stairs ‘Mr. MoGRUDER. AT ANTED—BY Ty Aaa Bouthern 0: r\ Feference given and required, THE CITIZENS VERSUS THE ENUMERATORS good k tween 7th The arges.. ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. The census taker in the Nineteenth ward called ata house in Forty-sixth strowt, between Firth and Sixth | destruction of « great deal of property. It was wide The friends of the family, also members of Progressive = —== == = - teo years at & avenues, and asked for the names of the owner and his | #Pread, and must have extended over ‘several hundred | Lodge No. 354 F and A. M., are respéctfully invited to HELP WANTED—FEMAL mod and Talia: honesty and caps quare mike, We e reports from various parts of the country, and judging from these accounts great loss must have been sustained, especially in agricultural districta, It is reported that the growing crops have suffered se- verely. In some parts large yields of corn have been destroyed totally or in part; fruit trees have been blown down or torn up by the roota, and where this bas not been done the fruit has been stripped from the trees and scattered over the ground. In somo wooded distriota hundred of trees haye been damaged, and many of them completely destroyed; all the growing crops have suffer- ed more or less, and many thousand dollars worth of corn, buckwheat and other cereals must have been lost. We have not heard of any loss of life, either to man or beast, among the agriculturists, attend the funeral, from thé reaidence of his brother, T. J. Barron, No. 106 South Ninth street, Williamsburg, L. 1, on Sunday, 27th inat,, at two o'clock. Casey. —On Thursday, August 24, Parrick Casey, of New Ross, county Wexford, Ireland, aged 45 years, The friends of the family and those of his brother, Wil- liam Casey, and brother-in-law, Maurice Condon, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 25 Spring strect, on Sunday afternoon, at ono o'clock precisely. Cox.—0On Thursday, August 24, Eoaar Huwmert Cox, son of Thomas J, and Petronella’ Cox, aged 4 years, 4 months and 24 days: ‘The friends and relatives of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,on Sunday afternoon, at A THOROUGHLY | OOMPRTENT wanted. One of experience in. the frst cli trade of the city, and possease of good business tact, have a permanent and lucrative position by applying ak the now atore, 815 Broadway. PO acer goop LACE HAND WANTED-WHO UND: stands cutting out an paring work. Apply to 4 Taylor, Broadway. Entrance to workroom in Grand 7 TRY CLI Ply at the office of RK. B, & Co., 55 N OPERATOR ON WHEELER & WILSON’S SEW- | toga. A ing Machine, who thorough! understends ren making: | ~~ — = Wa week, and board if desired, Call for one week at OU! y , WHO WRIT! jouth 2d r 8d st., Willlamsburg, yess Py wanted tna tawoes's otaee.. hae A handwriting of applicant, M. ©., box 205 Herald office, family, which were given him. All his questions were truth Pasty answered, There were at the time five boarders in the house (three gentlemen and two ladies); also two servants, none of whom were taken account of—all of whom (seven) have been residents in New York for many years. HELP WANTED ‘ASents WANTED-\ Btate, to ¢ ing with unp! room No. 8. PERI TH 850 4 TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Sin—I reside in Eighteenth street, near the Fifth ave- que, have a permanent family of twenty persons, includ- ing four servants. Have had no calls from those ap- pointed to take the census, neither have I learned that they have been in the street at all. CROCHET HAND WANTED—! NE WHO [8 INTEL. ligent and quick, and tasty on fancy worsted work, ‘To YOUNG MAN 3 half-past one o'clock, from $2 ‘Enst Twenty-ninth street, | auch a pleasant position Is olfered, “Unexceptionable refer: eo The Defence. DAMAGE TO THE RAILROADS. CoNseny.-At 378 Second avenue, on Friday, August | ences Fequired,” Address Worstsd Work, box 183. Herald agli TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Pray tell us, Mr. Editor, how an enumeration of the census can be made correctly under the following diff- culties:—A boarding house is visited in the Seventh ward, After three calls, an interview is had with the head of the houso—a blockhead it is, set on the shoulders of an Irish lady, who has a very bad temper. The enumerator states his business in a polite manner. Some Along the lino of the Michigan Central road the storm was experienced in all its fury. Considerable damage was dono to the growing crops, but the road was not in- jared. On the Mlinols Central road the storm was felt, and on both sides of the road the farmers suffered heavily. The line sustained no injury. The St, Louis and Alton road was not damaged, though the storm swept over it with full fury, Orchards and field crops suffered severely, 25, of cholera infantum, James P, Connery, infant son of | OMce- Thomas B. and Mary Connery, aged 18 mouths and 3 ya, Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Davenrort.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Avgust 23, after a lingering illness of tubercular consumption, which he bore with Christian fortitude, Jerome B. Daverorr, aged 31 years and 6 months, Much and de- servedly regretted, SMART, ACTIVE GIRL WANTED—AS ASSISTANT in the kitchen; one accustomed to working in a restau- Fant preferred, Apply at 367 8th av. WOMAN WANTED-TO DO THE kitchen; no washing; one who thorou, hor business.Apply, from 10 A. M. to 1, P. South $1 st., Williamsburg. YOUNG MAN WANTED AS © store; must be woll in the business. required. A’ N, ABOUT 18 Y f books: must, un: |. Address, WORK OF A ghly_ understansty +s this day, at 72 ‘| ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to . F “MORNING ‘Along the line of the Michigan Southern, for q 1 FEW GOOD MUFF FINISHERS WANTED.—IN ROO! Ww ON MORNING of us kuow what manners are, and ask if the female | anve of about one hundred mies the nrowing erope and | aegnd the funeral, from the residence of fis parenta, quire at Win. Moser's, 41 Maiden lane. Pater; mutton a good ava rapid Fo fon Address X- before him is the head of tho family. She replies, | fruit were severely damaged. In some districts whole | Sant sty *fiernoon, ab two o'clock, from 221 Degraw ©., box 167 Herald office YOUNG WOMAN—WHO UNDERSTANDS PUTTING up spices in paper packages. Apply from 9 to 11 to L. P. Beers & Co., 483 Broadway , room No. 8, ONNET FRAMES.—WANTED, AT NO. 8) FRANKLIN st. 500 girls to work on bonnet frames; highest of wages given. Also wanted, apprentices, LOTH AND FANCY CAP MAKERS WANTED. AP- ply to R. Tobin, No. 6 Park place. “There is no family in the house.’ After some talk, her namo is given; but when aaked if married, the parent of any children, &c,, she bursts forth in all her fury, and tells you the questions are foolish ones, and that she will not answer. An appeal is then made to the servant, She gives the names of the boarders to the great discom- fiture of the mistress. Some wonien shut the door in your face, small shop- keepers tell you they have no time to answer your ques- tiang and business men will refuse to give information. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. In your report and criticism on the enumerators of the city of New York you condemn them There is no doubt that there were persons appointed who were in- capable of filling-the position; but because of the in- competency of some, is that any reason that they should all be condemned? Now, I propose that there be ap- pointed one out of the number of our city fathers (from whom all blessings flow), or, if yo will, that one of the Supervisors of the city of New York be appointed to take the census of the district bounded by Greenwich, West, Fulton and Barclay, and Greenwich, Washipgton and Barclay, north to Chambers street, and when finished to be sworn to before a notary public that it is correct to the best of his knowledge and belief, and.I will wager from five hundred to ten thousand dollars that his enumeration will not exceed mine in number ten per- sons, with the understanding that no namo shall be taken of any person who has become a resident of said istrict subsequent to the Ist day of June, 1865. cy THAD WARD ENUMERATOR, fol of corn were destroyed. The track was not in- jured. On the Pittsburg and Fort Ndr road no damage was done, The crops, however, suffered heavily. ‘The Great rn road sustaincd no injury. The damage to crops does not appear to have been so heavy as in other districts, On the line of the Chicago and Rock Island road a severe broak occurred near the town of Peru. Several hundred feet of the track were washed away in one place, and at various parts of tho road, over a distance of many miles, the grading of the track was injured. On the line of the Chicago and Northwestern road the most serious damage was done. A portion of the track was washed away, a train of passenger cars ran into the break and four lives were thereby lost. The regular night train left Fulton at ten o'clock, and when two miles west of Morrison station the sad accident occurred. At the spot where the accident took place there is a large culvert which has hitherto been sufficient for all pur- poses. The oxcessive rains of Monday night, however, carried the culvert and a large piece of the track away, and, the night being exceedingly dark, the engine driver must have been unable to see the break until right at it. The forward portion of the train plunged into It, and the locomotive and tender and baggage car were dashed to pieces, and one of the passenger coaches badly broken, There were four persons killed by this melan- choly occurrence. Their names are:—J, H. Beobe, en- gineer; John Fenton, fireman; Stephen Thatcher, ex- ress messenger; L. B. Lewis, passenger, ell, jowa. Two or three other persons were injured, but nono seriously. ROM 14 TO 16 YF Dinton.—On Friday, August 25, Mrs. Mary Ditxos, ‘assiatant waiter, t as assiatant waiter, to widow of Gerald Dillon, The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 76 Tillary street, Brooklyn, op Sunday after- noon, at two o'clock, DeVares.—On Friday, August 25, Saras, beloved wife of Maurice 3, DeVries, aged 20 years, 11 months and 19 ya. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invitod to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor — 25 Lewis street, on Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock. Epcerty.—On Friday, August 25, Mary E. Epaerty, in the 30th year of her age. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother-in- law, George W. Odell, 80 Seventh street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o’clock, without further notice. Paneewi.—In Williamsburg, on Wednosday, August 23, Many Sopmu, wile of George W. Farrell, in the 22d year er age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from his late residence, 304 Fourth street, between North Ninth and Tenth. Forres,—Ih Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 23, Marie Auce, only child of Wm. D. and Mary Forbes, aged 1 year, 1 month and 2 days. The remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Garav.—Notice,—The funeral services will take place at the State street Congregational church (State street, between Hoyt and Smith streets), on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two o’clock, instead of from the house, as ‘advertised yesterday. BOY WANTED , &o,, run errands, keep the stoop and si and make himself generally useful: w Address box 1,224 Post office, with refer unexceptionable. One accustomed to such & pla preferred. T THE NATIONAL AGENCY, 482 HROA Wanted, a steamboat clerk, freight clerk, hotel Ary goods, shipping. entry and grocery cl 1 travelling’ agent, bartender, cashier, time pn NR A LES (EQARMAKERS WANTRO. IMMEDIATE AND STEA. dy employment, at the highest pay, by the week or jue work. Apply this <n good hands who understand ay t Alien Brothers, 331 Brondway. MPLOYMENT FOR FAMILLES.—PARENTS HAVING two or more daughters, from 15 years of age upwards, dan find a good home sixty niles from this city, and the girls will be taught weaving in a woollen factory where they can goon earn a dollar aday. Apply at 293 Broadway, room No. 6, Saturday or Tuesday, between 12 and 2 o'clock. N OPPORTUNITY TO-DAY—FOR A MAN HAVING. $500, as clerk in a@ first class produce store, aforiing a jarge and handsome» ny PORTER & CO., 835 Broadway, room 43. YOUNG MAN WANTED—AS W has been in a lunch room. Must u Apply to L. W. Parker, 663 6th av, SMART OFFICE BOY WANTED—MUST WRITE A plain hand; wages $3 per week. Apply at 102 Nassau st, room No. 1. BOY WANTED.—APPLY FROM 8 TO I! O'CLOCK this morning, at Nash’s tin and atove storo, 256 Spring atreet. BY WANTED—ONE. WHO I8 ACTIVE AND INDUS- trious and lives with bis parents, He must call early in the morning at 483 Broadway, room 17. OY WANTED—TO ATTEND AN OFF! HD per week. Apply to Geo. A. Downing, stairs. ER; ONE WHO wstaud the bush Pst CLASS FANCY HAT TRIMMERS AND MIL- |e ‘accustomed to rich work, wanted at the new store, OOD SKIRT HANDS WANTED—IN WILLIAMS- burg, corner of Grand, and Sixth streets, over the car- pet store,” Highest New York elty price paid, MEMLINERS |, WANTED-THREE FIRST CLASS hands. Address, stating reference and salary expect- ed, B, Malloy, New Haven, Conn, MILEINERY. CA FIRST | CLASS | MILLINEDE AND trimmer will be at berty September 1. Has had cl of the pattern bonnet department of a jobbing house, can infitience a large trade for the house where she may employed; the most satisfactory reference given. Addr Mra. M., box 180 Herald office. ; WAG $2 76 South at, up be ess OY WANTED.—A BOY OF ABOUT 16 YEAI must write a good hand, come well rece THE STORM ON THE LAKE. On the lake tho storm was fearful, and we are afraid At ed, The Death of Edward Andrews. that ae od two we shall hear of many losses. IANDY.—On Friday, August 25, Eowix La Foras, son Toside with his parents, Call at No. 4 Liberty st., up stains, resent wo have but one serious disaster to report, and it o 4 J PANGLE! WANTED—TO WORK ON WOVEN | ————— meee Seneceaneeiciaa ao “ -- FURDEED TRUEBEOT ING FABSINULARE: fortunately is not accompanied with any fatal occurrence, | Of thomas and the late Sarah E. Handy, aged 8 montis | Sie Rone ut experienced hands need apply. The | Toy WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE STORE: M The violent death of Edward Andrews at Union place, |~The brig B. W. Cross and the schooner A. Beausch col- | “"ay,0 ves and friends of tho family are invited to He od fey fendi petra ay jam be qnick and correct. at Ggures, and write » good hand; salary $160 per annum, ‘Address, in handwriting of appli- cant, box 6) on Monday last, has given employment to the rumorists, Post office. amateur sensationists and gossips, who are busy with lided during the gale, wrecking both vessels. All hands, however, were saved. attend she funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, tho residence of his grandfather, Cornelius La Forge, ALESWOMAN WANTED.—ONE EXPERT AND POST. i don rivbong de. Aluo rontice for the same ; y ANTED—1 — Aa sp singular detailp and remarkable theories, Andrews had City Military. 107 Barrow strect sa August 25, Conwmaoe How. | banrbs J. BLUKOME, 1127 Broadway, Dewween 281 and | C “fonts nasinrasy a foang man of churacter and ell no heed to raise the window for the hotel people to open ,THE SEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD. ax, only son of Raward’ "Hourigan, of Croom parish, ‘26th ote. acquainted with the buslness and who-ean eome well recom. mended may obtain a good and permanent #ituati & Depart. doors, for windows and doors stood open, receiving the cool park air, and a man so mechanically letti imself off the balustrade was not likely to startle the observant trio of spectators by acry of anguish. The truth is that Andrews had been under treatment for about a woek for absolute lunacy, caused by liquor or @ provi- ‘The fol interesting orders have been issued by tho Seventh Fegiment:— GENERAL ORDERS—NO. 17. Heapquanters Ssvexta Recoent, N.:G. 8. N. Y., New Youu, August 12, 1865. I. The ranks of the regiment having been seriousl: depleted during the past four years by its liberal contrl- bution to the regular and volunteer service of the United county Limerick, Ireland, from injuries received in fall {og pile 8 ship while at work, at foot of Seventh street, t river. Tho relatives and friends of the family, also the mom- bers of Manhattan Branch of Shipjoinerd’ Union, are re- penctfnlig tasted, to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his father, No. 384 Madison street, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock precisely. EWING MACHINES.—OPERATORS WANTED, TO ‘work on Grover & Baker's machines. Apply to Miss Jones, 44 Broadway, corner of Broome at.; entrance on Broome st. monlerate but reasonable salary, by addrevsing Toy box 360 Post office. RUG CLERK WANTED.—A COMPETENT MAN FOR the retail trade. Apply at 272 8 ner 24th at. RIMMERS AND MILLINERS WANTED.—WANTED, three trimmers and five milliners immediately. None Dut frat class hands need apply to Madame Werner, 18 Divi- alo et. Steady work tho year ypund, XCELSIOR AGENCY—THE PLACR FOR YOUNG men and all desiring employment, as the proprietors are live men and will please you if possible, 246 Broadway, dential deprivation of his faculties. During that time he California and Irish papers please copy. See ee en Fees. States, and from other causes, @ vigorous effort should i ANTED—TWO SOFT SILK WINDERS; EXPERI. —-+- was often seized by paroxysms, and on two or three such | now be made to secure reorulte of the same class and | g 4ocssaN—On Wodnosiay, August 8, Mre. Buigapern Mee eras con ged oustinl enipmancacd good | tRow gion 40 e60m A YEAR cocastons tried to destroy himeclf. His brother, who ar- | character as those already enlisted, and to raise the | ”"Kyoxi—On Thuraday, August 24, Wratax Huwey, in. | W2eee- None other need apply to Williame & Co,, 400 Broad. | ROM $1,000 oidve and. jntllizent man, ne agent rived early in the evening, suodseded on Sunday night | Smaller companics to the maximiim Winter gleneat ay | fant son of Christian A.'and Anna Krone, aged 1 year, 2 | ——~ : Err in'ive country. Yo. minGaters and sy te ehers this ia in getting him quite stondy for a time, and stepped aside | gnjoined to spare no labor to immediately accomplish | “are rings nud relatives of the family are respectfully a are tal ag ei ride Hh MES GE ot i oho Merl cope ban to get some preparation, when in an instant the paroxysm | this much to be desired result. Commandants of com- | invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his | Fulton av., peop reo tae ‘at, Brook!yn. roth sain tn atecnadlcad panies are directed to commence the instruction of re- Vandam airest. =a pap: ‘AN SBRVANT WANTED.—A RESPECTABLE MAN returned, and Andrews went out with a sweep. Some- parents, 65 Vandam GIRLS, ONE AS COOK M vAN cruits a8 in mber as is practicable, and by Lavyer.—On Friday, August 26, Louisa, youngest WaereRe tro PR ‘ANT , ONE AS is required in a first class boarditig hase toattend table thing had for a long time been preying on his mind. He | frequent and thorough drills to prepare them as soon as , fy aaes, Soshony and the other todo chamberwork arid, pinin sewing: | and perfolm the other duties requiged of him. No one n talked of his approaching death, and observed, regarding ble heir places aa active members in the | Cgugbler of EN. and Mary Laffey, aged 8 months and | one shat can work on Wheeler Wilson's machine preferred. Appl rat house east of Park av., be- possi wo apply who cannot fepniey references ag to honesty, sobri ranks of the nd Knowledge of usinedh. “fon Muitable person lays, at 87 Bat 36th ak a dréam of Mrs. Andrews’ as to a opening in the Th iment. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- | tween the hours of l and2P. M. 1 at 23 Fifth. ave., between 9and 1} rr . The members of the regiment having, by the neces- —< is floor, “That was my grave, My fatl mother, brother tone cals staat on ord iy presenadinyg ge (4 peop ail ‘tend the funcral, from the residence of her parents, No. in id 9 in the evening. 86 Roosevelt strect, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Marprenn.—On Thursday, August 24, at Newport, R. L, Berraa Manpreip, aged 22 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of Frederick Segelken, 248 West Fiftieth street, this (Satur- | afternoon, at one o'clock. funnay.—On Thureday, August 24, Mary Morray, napa 93 years, ‘he relativés and friends of the family are requested to attend tho funcral, at the Presbyterian church, corner of Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh strect, on Monday af- ternoon, at three o'clock. “Mavran.—Suddenly, of disease of the heart, at Cox- and sister have all gone in August, and my come. Next year is cholera year, and I will surely go then ifT escape this present month.” He would ring the bell and give a dollar to the answer- ing waiter. Dr. Newby says he a passion for sitting in the sunbeams and gazing along Fourth avenue, and on Sunday remained thus in the same chair constantly from ten o'clock in the morning till one, when the doctor visited him and otpplied feo to the head and mustard to the lower memb« On Sunday morning he said to the doctor:—“T think a man who can eat so well needs no physician. I bi been here two wecks and my business is upside down. I must go down at ; give me sore stimu WAND fork (4) @OOD GIRLS TO MAKE MOS- 101 632 Broa: Q quito nets. Call ot homes. Voor precy! are bern to procure the a mye iately, and to be prepared to parade in the same at the annual’ inspection in October. Commandants who have not already done so will order their companies to assem- ble at the armory to be measured for the chasseur jacket and trowsers as and approved. Those members unable from any cause to attend the Fong A ee that have been or may be held for this purpose are di- rected to report immediately upon the receipt of this order to Brooks Brothers, Broadway and Grand street, to be measured for the new uniform. All members of the regiment are direcied to immediately report to Baker & MeKgguoy, 63 Waikor street, to be measured for the at, Be RE, EW YORK ADVERTISING AGENCY, 268 BROAD~ AM room 4—Wanted immediately, salesmen and clerks ews ‘lao aasistant bookkeeper, porter, bartender, couchmen, Ka tablished 1868, war. WApTEDarnts 4 Limburger & ashe E BOY WANTED.—APPLY AT 179 BROAD- jay, room No. 2. WANTEDTWO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS, M to make coat linings. Apply at No, 36 Warren at., in the store. ALESMEN WANTED—FOR A LARGF FANOY DRY nd millinery house ia New England; one for the lepartment, two for gents’ furnishing. Also an pt cashier and entry clerk. Address, stating refer- gneeg former positions held, and tae salary wanted, H. Mal- a. WAN1ED-000D OPERATORS ON WHITE SHIRTS, ‘on Wheeler & Wilson'smachine, either in the shop or to take the work homo; competent bands will get constant em- loyment and large as Call at 14 Murray si i Be Ae JULIUS STEENBOCK & CO. He was given a neryjne preparation. | Siligularly | 4h mame ABT Su > | sackie, on Tuesday, Aurust 22,0. Maveax, son of the ANTEDLVIVE OR BIX GIRLS TO SORT COTTON. eee eae ace enough, after hig wouhds were dressed bis senses re- |, The volo upon the adoption of a new overcoat having | late O Mauran, of this city. YY AS to bereee dc Oe 66 Broad st. WARD PC rACue AG cal oe ene od 8 BE eee ered told Lite ho | been very small, clogs and undectsive (one company hav- | '*Ovoyxon.—-Accidentally killed, on Friday, August 25, ——————— Septlonabie references need apply, Address Yacht, Herald ing failed to record. its vote on account of the imperfect tterns presented for consideration and examination o Uniform Committee of the Board of Officers is rected to procure complete patterns of the most approved nd to present the same to the mem- tthe earliest possible moment for sive vote upon this important subject. IIL. A committee of the Board of Oillcers bas been ap- intod to select a site for @ monument to those in rs of this regiment who have been killed or have died from d’sease or wounds while in the service of their country during the great rebellion. The fourth company has inaugurated measures for a most liberal contribution to “The Seventh Regiment Monumental Fund,’ and it is respectfully recommended that all the companies ap- point commitiees to co-operate in securing the success of 0 tu ha iat Hat that he’ (Andrews) had committed a mad aot of suicide. Mrs Andrews approached him, but he turned his face away, and soon was unconscious, Andrews had spent some years in California, digging gold, and came to New York ten Years ago, whero he tnarried and took up housekeeping for a time, then ro- moved toa hotel. Though having the name of being a sport, he never dispiayed any attributes of the business, but was amiable and gentlemanly. In his ravings ho gave orders as if incommand of « ship-of-war, and all through ths latter attack he manifested a horror of company, seeking to be always alone and being uneasy while there was any body present. His domosti bappiness was never marred. His sister, Mra. Carter, wite of a respectable Connecticut lawyer, was summon: Tere! son of Timothy and Mary O'Connor, aged 3 WASTEDIHANDR TO WORK ON MILLINERY OR- | oslce. uments; good wages to thore who know the trad learners taken, {it receive from $2 to $3 a week wages. Inquire of Samuel Ellas, #41 8th a’ WANTED-AN EXPERTE: tal arge of the books of a commission he: references required. Address box 6,751 Post offi handwriting, giving references, terms, dec ears. yeThe friends and relatives aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 89 Cliff street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock O’Rourke,—On Thursday, August 24, of dropsy on the brain, Perer James, youngest child of James and Mary A. O'Rourke, aged 12 months and 4 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) morning, at half-past ten o'clock, from Quaravtine, Staten Island, and from thence to St Peter's Cemetery. wind. —In this city, on Thursday morning, August 24, Susan, daughter of the late Charles Rhind. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Trinity church, this WASTED TWENTY-FIVE CLOAKMAKERS AND OP- erators on Wheeler & Wilson's machines; steady work and good pay. Appl pediately at 420 4th ANTED—A NICE, RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS CHAM- bermaid and waitress; good reference required. A ply at No, 82 West 12th at., between bth aud 6th ava, from 9 9 L o'clock to-day. WANTHDIFIRGT CLASS MILLINERS, KONE ori. ers need take the trouble to apply at Stewart's, 701 Bi 5 WARTED—A HARDWARE ENTRY CLERK: ONLY an experienced one need apply, Addr ences and sulury expected, box 3,541 Post ofc Wanten-« TRAVELLING AG ehampai — | rience, by telegraph to appear at the funeral. H 4 ~ pe ‘The considered the post-mortem certificate ag | this most, patriotic and noble object. | No tribul Saturday) morning, at eleven o'clock. The remains will ANTED—FIRST CLASS MILIINERS; NONE | WAY. i nauk suficient, and ns the family wished to avold publicity no | cree whe di serdeaet rihg nOb eee ad fe'inversed inthe faanily burial ground at Coldenbata, Others need apply. Call at $12 Canal st. FE En ee lag Do ag meerccee pom ae oe \ddenly, Joux Rioury, Baq., of New «. wages $12 per munih aud found. a 0. The London Stock Exchange=The Eve- | _ lV. The regular drill season will commence in October, Tene mato yaare Y aonke al ba Of New| verset, upstairs 4 and the commandant expects every man to do his duty. If there is any officer or non-comm! in the ith that be will strive Hs friends and those of hie son, J. M., and of his sons-in-law, Rafus FE. Crane and M. Chamberlain, are reapecifully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) OF TAKING eum TED—A YOUNG A ry, 214 Delancey #t., A NURSE WHO 18 CAPAT ry \T B, SMITHS GROCE- f Pit. not regiment who is mendations - —— TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERALD. to be a model of activity, energy, and intelligence | srornoon, at two o'clock, from Rev. J. H. Tyng’s, Jr, * 40 1A ANTED—A ER, IN THE AUC. in the ee of his duti be should not 4 J ‘and I " iy ANTED—A WOMAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A V ‘io a "of good adarecs, Herowith I send you a sketch of tho London Stock Ex- | rorain tho honorable position which has doen con- Gen, abou Fat ee Bh ed and” Forty-second child wo years old; one who le a good seamatrent: | wi unde Inquire at No. 4 change, which is a synopsis of a long article bearing that title which appeared in Chamber's Journal of June 10, 1865. 1 have no doubt it will be found quite interesting to many of your readers. Your remarks in to-day’s Henatp regarding the action of the two New York boards of brokers, touching the fesrcd upon him by bis comrades. No inefiicientyor in- Bleecker competent officer or non-commissioned officer, what- ever his rank, social Pf eriee or personal popularity, should be tolerated in this regiment. To the members of the rank and file, upon whose efforts the fame and prosperity of the iment mainly depend, the com- mandant with the most implicit confidence, to discharge of their good references required. Apply at66 We anda M, ANTED—B Ssrra,—On Friday, August 25, Eogawr, son of Wm. E. Smith, in his 19th year. The relatives and friends of she family are invited to attend the funeral service, at the residence of his father, 45 Greenwich avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. The remains will be taken on Monday morning, at half-past seven o'clock, to Haverstraw, for intermont. W ANTED=IN AN OFFICE, A BOY WHO WRITES A fair band. Apply at room 12, 160 Fulton st. D-A STEADY YOUNG MAN, TO TAKE first class bar; $200 required as seourtt; avon and good salary. Apply at 192 Baw y A SMALL AMER) w ved: petent person. Apply at support their officers in the faith! ‘Tavion.-On Friday morning, August 25, of indamma- | torantEboA GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS THO- Evening rae 1b Racannag gaeao potiongp eve ee infor iy ee mo attentive to drille, to encourage? | tion on the brain, Fuepenick at ee ee eee ronaily ashi. froning and kichenwork can Bud | \ATANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF & wuisance demoral 00, most aby ‘good ‘ ’ ry was ng young men, 8 fect the mail tration which the cy of Rew A. and Frederick A. Taylor, aged years, months | a good place a! eat 7 or y ae te Mase Hom a bear Go gres and bookkeepers of this city to a fearful extent. and 22 da: H., station DB, The funeral will take place from the residence of hie rence. York for nearly haifa century has respected and hon- Your paper, to its credit, has for a long time ceased to | oped, and to preserve and perpetuate its good name. Fou eter ahere® WANTED<AT, CITY LAUNDRY, | NO, 402 BROOME notice it in the way canine ia coeuien there made | _V. The parade of ‘the wauolformed mifiia takes place Leen * phe mae eg ee pay comppante ap Ph El each will be ANTED-A LIGHT PORTER FOR A BROADWAY for gold and stocks, and if the other daily papers had | 0D the first Mi of September. Commandants of | invited to attond without further notice. Interment at | P™ en ene ——— | ign ty tne sioner canttog's pe a Yom companies will detail a commissioned and three | Greenwood. TED—A COMPETI RELIABLE NURSE, WIL- | Thomasa dG Johnson, 35 followed your example no interest would have been man- W'in to go to Kentucky to live. officers to attend this parade, and ‘008 one offerte. Apply, pois eet 9 an will cause the notices required by law to be posted in ‘wages and » per. 2 manent 13 o'clock this NTED-A YOUNG MAN TO OFEN OYSTERS AX psy in it by the public, and it would have died a natu. mer Ae eB ro ows pei K Cenomr, aged oe Tee 2 mo ‘fully mora AG Feat retin Fite Aveses Hein, os ANTED-.. Ree? Be eee A ouprane 4 death. sere hte 4 sespee be . row, ‘We have two other nuisances in the form of Petroleum attend the funeral, this rday, ‘4 J. H. Linsewav, Adjutant. MILITARY ANNIVERSARY. The anniversary ef Company I, Forty-seventh regi- ment, New York State National Guard, will take place on Thursday next, the Sist inst., on which occasion the terian church, ue remaine will be taken to White Plains on Sunday morning for inter. ment. Tho train leaves Twenty-sixth street at ei JO SEGAK, HANDS, WANTED—FOR FINE WORK; ) good pay and steady employment at #12 Brondway. 100 FIRST CLASS CLOAK MAKERS WANTED—IM medi Apply, at i Canstable & Co.'s workroom, Enifance on Howard st, o'clock, from the Thirteonth Street between Sixth and Seventh « Stock Boards which it would be well for the public were they also abolished, as they are traps for catching the simple and unwary. Yet, as their operations are confined to the day time, they are not so corrupting to the morals ANTED—A CLERK, 16 TO 2 ¥! for Jodustry and experience, 1p Markel. wager $5 o'clock, —On Thureday, Angust 24, Amarna, wife of 1IMEDIATELY—A Wanpars. ee nocturnal institution of Twenty- street, ‘bers will march wark Donte | RJ. Waddell, aged 24 yonrs, 2 months and 26 days. CLOAK HANDS WANTED-AT B A. HAYT &| V .4 (eight clerks, a ‘eit an ee THR LONDON och nor tro Fy oor fn full Jf Kg Wherein who be |. The relatives and friends of tho famil invited to | 100 0."8, 816 Broadway 0 laborers Apply ently at No! 4 roams ‘The Stock Exchange of London, es it now stands, dates | adress parade, and the commaed will be teceived by | attend the funeral from No. 92 Cottage place, this (Satur: | "ae waneep pap | SO f sod ss only from 1964. It is located ip 1 court, near the | General Smith and staff of the by with other co- | 4ay) afternoon, at one & TOO ForNitiecs and steady work guaranteed, a the ANTED—TWO COPYISTS, FIVE ENTRY CLERKS, Royal op butldi Riel es Exchange at pre- | lebrities. conan neuhs a a fae -s up town bonnet frame mmanutactory, 470 dth ae. Asunvr. W four salesmen two. garden ere i, py me 4 sent consists of about twelve or thirtees red mem- int, at . ook ; ol xi 5 Vest. Apply at the corner of No and East Houstot Committee of about ihiny, ap. | street, Willamaburg, at pine @oleck, and Pelton Ferry, | a eam wot | Nitin die'taaement members, like the commi Brooklyn, at aq past nine A. M. of the Siet Aw ‘the employes of Mr, Kinney, Seventh avenue, are SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. ANTED—AN ACT OUNG MAN, TO ATTEND ear. (A foreigner cannot be elected | gust for the ground. Sain atten Cornegugnce of hin tetusing to comply with | ~~y TE ae ee SEO A cgoodnat tie door, one iho Wee u alii y {Yor five years preceding | veranaN ASHOCIATION, MINTH NEW YORK OTATR | (helt just demands. It ix therefore, requowted thai nous | ALON" T AMAT; ohana altiation ay entry clerk on gee | Romie of (oo ds7 goote woah hs application, nor ee aay sue! ome ® member who pont Phra I interfere with said atrike, | on etSON, President, ainani bestheoper) trtet & init ‘hand and’ quick stb | Wr '0.3"7 Fo ola. Apply @ 5 discon cl . fT Faaw rding Secretary. ures, ress A. ©., box lerald office. cement “i ined Saknge,, or’ member ia any Tostivation in whieh deat. wit vate oe “a Tuesday pashli Siete cs ar ————— YOUNG MAN 18 DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A | WJANTEP-A, SALESMAN, em et tothe revall iende, ings are carried on in stocks and shares, or if his wife be | 4. cient o'clock, over 186 Bixth a bewetd ‘Twelfth THE CAMBRON COAL, COMPANY, situation as porter; wholesale house preferred. Good | gudureye si Nic iss ital * engaged in businoss (as by the custom of the city of Lon- = iounth earenths venue, 7 ROADWAY (ROOM Sy Fofereuces, Address A. D., box 189 Herald ofice. Ww it ORR & CO, Piuishorg, Pa int 26, 1966, of stockholders of the Cam- a! a meetin; N ENGLISHMAN, WHO HAS PASSED THE LAST A DRUG GLERK, APPLY at xe HUD. he has become bankrupt, Asa rule, every new appll- oTee Gompany wil be held at the ofice of the company, f-Americn, A aa Cant for sdmiesion mult be recommended by three mem. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS bs cag fy ad at te hole Po prs nna tot Alverven year tn’ i Nortnweateru part of, America, | VV street, between and é F. M. tote eceaiors of the aprliceat, im case he should’ be 8 eee Weds Weapigmber,. pratima; st rapt ta an eatgelletmant of that Rind. Address 4. | > CLERKS, 3 PORTERS, 2 MEN ON RAILROADS, 6 defaulter within two wath afer be admission. The 4 jarried. three'o" ok'P. M, Stoo! not be present are stencil “s “ men for one * re: for hotel, § en 10 arive trance fee on admission is twenty guineas (one hundred | Bass—Davie.—On Therstay, A 24, Josern Bass | Teauested (0 send proxies, 0 ti Cy BAM; Raelote ITUATION WANTED-IN SOME WHC ghee “ ee ey and Ive dollars in gold), and the yearly subscription | to Sanam Rouney Dave, all of New fore. JOU . , Beoretary. house, by syoungshan who Is not afraid of w og | Heeeey SOE PW a FY ne ny a Se eee ean oe taal Vase ere ne eS | S150. hernand ate Mur ote ean ks = phy practices. A Lm ainet | Yarri: fe ht , Of Cincinnati, to Miss Forty: nnual lon of thie weet noWn 2 send for our free oatalogue, containing full Ade duct is a * tahed? with expulsion os a . ‘all ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG AN, 1M SONR dress 8. M. Spencer, Brattleboro, Vt. “House,” as sox Bxobange io usually termed by its ¥ Srarnolerate houses qua, farateh serersl renee from ber | ce a, Keredoeneea ta gd sts ers GOLD AND SILVER. Defauiters have their names and offences placed fi J : Pew yee hy tor TI S52 0 back. board punifhment thet AN. | (PO, DROGGIATS <eITUATION WANTED. ,As ERE. OLD AND S1LVER OREM RES NED thee — scribing olerk, by a ph einen Batheok, Waskan sirect, Meraddled Gat OF the hecun Whenever LA ipterareagtren sto iy and ability, Address Has besos 6 Gofealier, one of the com = To | Herald ep ct LD GOLD AND. ait) AND racrenery pillar, w IRD F TALENTS AN! Cg yea eee eT foaning ANTRDBY, 4 GENTIBMAS Ohhetaur gran | CO Ret oer it came weekly or paper. W juga a nema A YOUNG MAN, % YEARS OF Ai RTIFICIAL HUM. Wieeed imu artsee werd | Averett ARTIFICIAL BYES, a Attached to the Stock pa ay, een