The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1866, Page 3

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1866. te from her late residence, Lath, est JATIONS _WANTED—FEMALES. Withds foray non ce ¥ mom, st voneleigcs, A “RESPECTABLE GERMAN WIDOW WANTS 130 1G fe On Aaturday, June 23, at No, 94 Parke street, {ake io washing and ‘rowing at her oma house. Ace; can do fu Baaxey Henox, aged 26 yeara, retrgnes; can do Giuvas Mee‘ Beas: relatives of the lly are respectfully Syston Banvan-sy. 45 RESPECTABE GIRL, the ‘this afternoon, at At jood references. 113 Wesi oe , at further notice. ith at be ead Tih avs.” aid a gopy. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- This (Monday) afternoon will be devoted to speaking aturday, June 2, after a shore but severe SEEASION Ware. - adh fm the college chapel for the De Forest prize medal. noes, Mary, the py ite of Thochore Bally, aged A Sl ‘Tuceday evening the grand wooden spoon exhibition at leben’? e parish of Ballina, county Mayo, h av., from? ti ‘Music Hall takes place. Wednesday is presentation day, The relatives and friends of the family, also those of . and thie exercises will be of a most interesting character. te repeal fvied to tes Donat a Denil Kel, in tend the funet um her ] Bm the morning the seniors will assemble in College ; late No. 380 West Sixteenth st., this (Monday) a realy at one o'clock, —Accidentall: orn on Thursday, June 21, COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS. Lee ee eee andl ‘tation Week at Yale College. ‘This ‘will be a very lively and interesting one to ‘Wo avtrdents of Yale and their friends, ‘The programme ry er, or Call at HA bait 2a YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION aa chambermald and waitrens or to do general house, work; has the best city ref’ 0 objections id ence. ference for either. ge, will listen to am oration from Mr. George ac ponte, ian Class brig i and en Mr, James Rs ‘Knarz, 4 3) pone, Beale to the country. Call at 126 81h st., Clinton place ene, sine © Se Reese Leos = 2 three o'clock, pit ie Dutch Reformed church, Hatail: vranhlag tng igningat her (WISHES: 12 F458 iN | Meat social gathering of thei ae ate Here they | Unpopularity of the National Bank Sys- | ton square, Seer CNY, Friends and neigh! bors are in- re Opuriney, Mi Rast ety | will listen to letters from those who have left them tem. het to aie tn fe ar ao nissan da 5 castes in thats colons corman 2 epoke, ine una oe 30 FRR RDITOR OF FAR MIBATO My Laight Kaq., and solo survive RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES GENTLEMEN'S | pipes ont make oe ian ae eae pie anal lleg PULLADELPaLA, June 23, 1806. Serr prs oe ‘John Hoot ae Y? ae Roan. 4 family washing at her own house, or would go out | ether's hands and say that dear but painful word *‘fare- T notice with much satisfaction the comments of your of roe —On Saturday, "genet Conyriucs, eldest son day. at 206 West 36th st, well.”” ‘Then they will march for the last time as class | gnancial editor upon the national bank currency. Ido | Soi ius ad Lucy Murphy, aged 24 years and 6 A NG AMERICAN WOMAN 18 DESIRO! tarough the obtaining a situation as nirae and seamstress or college buildings, and plant the ivy near Alumni Hall. When this is the | and attend prayer, Pe rp tatty is over. evening tho new mad will celebrate Sheir second step in college ite ty ty holding holding a pow-wow on ‘the green. hope he will continue to show this subject up frequently the friends and aquaintances of the family aro | maid; exceedingly fond of alilldren; best of city references fn {ts true light to the public. 1 do not believe our yeapacttulty invited to rend the funeral, from the rer. | ss gs to capability and Reet: Can) be seen in person at 26 sixth stree West rom reat banks in the cities of Philadelphia and New York | (Monday) afternoons’ et half pest ne pialonke ee + ae C neem! SITCATION WANTED—BY & 200K, IN A day) at hall ae are much benfited by the circulation of their own national etme —On Saturday, June 23, Mrs. Mant Manoxy, mall private fhutiley Wa Ak ox fF eae | adebnde H mewton (Mass.) Theological Institution. | Pur ot ite satioee! Rent pyeee Severed oS oe ier ‘meade and relatives and thos of her sone iushanl | seen for two daye at Se Wear ast belasea Sian ‘The anniversary of the Newton (Mass.) Theological In- | notes; but the interior & banks can flood the cities and the Mahony, are y invited to attend | th avs, the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from errs pee a residence se ‘tb a9 Haas first street erway Pansep- SY ‘A RESPECTABLE YOU! g |URRAY, ne 23, at the residenco of do cl rwork and waiting in a ama her son, Martin Murray, No. Hs North Sixth siroet, Wil- Fat, between Coe Ae re eee employer's, ‘a8 West 0 din Catuakoe Morsay, of Balinasioe, Iroland, issues and keep them out at the cost ernment for & long owing to the difficulty in the way of their holdera sending them back for redemption. It is the worst piece of financiering the stitution occurs this week. Tuesday afternoon Kev. Wm. Lampon, D. D., of Brookline, will addrees the Society of Alumni, and on Tuesday evening Rev. Thomas Armit HD. D., of Now York, i to the Society of world ever saw for our government to pay twanty ml, Saag ae mt enya naad exere! DRESS! U RSTANDS HER BUSI. ses take place on | lions per annum in gold on bonds re ae teicatand snus ot Tis soak, Masts th dusaon Peeper ee! Mh tot maida Roti presen at once and forever Roboay se could cones at once ‘forever. ol ly wants any currency lay afternoon, than United States | tender notes, and bg inv Vinoomt ae Paul, North Sixth Williams- FASIONABLE DRESSMAKER WILL Go our BY should not adjourn without providing for am \aaue of payee ter ty A. tieday: Cullat oraddress 600 Sth avy between 38th fogal tenders suaicient. to ey ‘alt’ tha teats new in bed 3 Tequiem mass will be held at the church at ten | Zvi gory st the ‘Gareanoy, Bereau held ‘as woourity for the national sot Nizon. On Satna Y, ay, June 23, Wiitux H.. only GOOD DRESSMAKER, WHO WORKS BY TIE DAY, bank ‘note reine The exchange can be effected non of Tas ob Mary J. MeNiece, aged 1year, 6| A. \ndersiands Satta suaailng’ 40s 10th ay, betwee least 4 moni agri pamne A neraded the financial condition days, dist and 4ad ata, of the conntry, and would injure no one, but would save ce ethan The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE. twenty millions of burthen to our over-taxed People; beniden reducing the principal of the national debt about | Paronta, No. so Morton street, thee, (Monday) afternoon, Protestant girl, to-000k, wash and iron, in a private 334,000,000 by one stroke of sound financial policy, lend o'dodk. seg y od ferent @ Rittees i s he Sy i west Bec Paauey.—-On Saturday evening, Juno 23, Canis Pan- eee ee oceret| y uay, Jr., aged 31 years, 10 months and 9 days. NURSE EXPERIENCED IN THE CARE OF CHIL friends and relatives of the family, ala the mem- dren from their infancy, wants @ situation in city or bera of Putnam Lodge, F. and A. M., are respectfull Sounirys ina good sewers lly teference. Call at 91 West lah vited to attend: the funeral, from the residence of his | S%-seond floor. father, 957 Second avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at one ‘A YOUNG, woman WISHES A SITUATION 48 Call at ¢ or address Por AV., for threo days. bee A are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, oon, at two o'clock, from the Church College of New Jersey. ‘The commencement exercises of the College of New Serscy, at Princeton, will begin to-day. At eight o’clock ‘this evening the band of the Seventh New York regi- ment will give 8 grand concert in the First Presbyterian | church for the benefit of the Chapel Urgan Fund. Tues- Bebehck, of at half-past ten o'clock. Rev. Dr. Noah B. ik, of Baltimore, will address the Literary Socie- At three P. M. Rev. sores bh T, pares, of Ln 44 =a deliver an oration on Restoration of the i Umion.”” Tuesday at he o'clock, the junior erations will be fen fednesday, at nine A, regular Commencement Day exercises take place. News Items. When General Sherman was in Cincinnati recently some one suggested to him that he had better call on the Southern railroad delegation then in the city, to whom he replied, “Thank you—no. I did call on the gentle- men once, and I think it is their turn to call on mo now.” Hartford, Conn., will soon havea fine potiie library. ‘The late Daniel Watkinson left a fund of one hundred The Mexican Muddle. 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yorn, June 22, 1866. ‘The statement which appeared in your columns on o'clock, h bermaid ry ul eh + Pryror.—On Sunday morning, June 24, Jonx, tho be ai Cat be scon af Ter Preacnt employers, 31 West 34th loved ton of Henry and Catharine Peyton, aged 2 years ‘and 8 months, Tho friends and relatives of the family are respectfully | A street, AMERICAN LADY WISHES A Pr thousand the interest of which is to be expendea s ; y last on the “Presidency of Mexico” not only | jn books, ‘About twelve thousand have been purchased, | invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hin go hel Awan’ ache, abllahment a8 9p 14s the opinion of all our enlightened fellow citizens, | and the library will soon be opened. a 62 Weet Eighteenth strect, on Tuesday after- | kt. 4. D., station ety Lax Most of the counties in New Jersey are moving in the | P°Qh, 0 Malt Remt one 0 clock please capy. See ee Ce ee shone. 08 ‘Sunday, duuo 24, Davin Romsnrs; in the 70th year of his age. A woman named Dillon was shot by a customer in her | Tho funeral will take place from the John street husband’s saloon at Elizabeth, N. J., om Friday after. | Methodist churoh, on Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock. noon. She is not likely to recover. i Soren Sunday morning, June 24, at one o'cloc A Miss Adams, of Palmor, Mass., has obtained a ver- aed aged 6 months and 18 days. dict of twelve hundred dollars against 0. B. Smith for | _ The funeral witi wake place from the. residence of her breach of promise. foodie June ne jarine Scott, 95 Adams street, ‘ matitutionalist commendi iis course in a \vocat ng 6 ‘. af - education for the treedmen, and stating that the only ee Cr et eran he reason the blacks prefer Yankees itherners is be- cause the Yankees are willing to have them educated. wink mitices sod he tmondes) rp ae BENE a te The tenor of Judge Underwood's charge to the Grand | one o'clock, from her grandfather's residence, 122 Clin- Jury which indicted Jefferson Davis has led to the coin- | ton street. age of two words for its proper characterization—jurisim- Woopwarn.—At South Orange, N. on Friday, June prudence and jurisimpudence. 22, Recann 8, Woonwano, formerly of New York, agod Two brothers ad died from suffocation in years. moan on ti toa "Tey had talon Into a vault from | ./The funeral wil take place from his late residence, at ‘At Hudson, Michigan, girl thirteen years old, having ally in been prevented from yo elopemont by her father's inter- without further notice. His remaing will be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. The train of the Morris and Beeler. potatned his ten, but gave him so large a dose | Fesex Railroad will leave Barclay street ferry at balf- “WILLING AND OBLIGING YO! past eleven A, M. ZA, mires a situation In cliy orcountry: tan Providence papers announce that Company B of the | —— EE _<—- {| PAker, ani first rate washer ironér, would it ia calculated to inspire a profound respect for the misting constitution and to show its explicit bearing this important question, now that the United are about taking am active participation in the nies of our beloved country. The citizen Benito ex-President of Mexico, in a long and brilliant u has raised his name very high in the catalogue our statesmen. ‘When Comonfort issued his coup d'état Juarez, by vir- of his office as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, lied the Presidential chair, and continued in the exer- e of the executive fanctions for nearly three and a ‘ean cured tng liberal party aut te Hip beer in i acquired magistracy until the wars litical formation, ‘were ucocaefuly ei i bloody lover, he sgain appeared asa who, in ration and rativude for his test ‘o ihe stitution, elected him Constitutional President, During the war with France Juarez was still in ascend- iis civic virtues were manifest. But unfor- tely ambition ov ed is fatal to great men. lis official term expired, and, under the constitution Executive shail not retain the power beyond his imitation on any grounds whatsoever, but must vacate office in favor of the Chief Justice of the Supreme ourt’’—the lawful successor when popular election can- be held. Nor were the extraord powers vested YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU ATION IN A _ hotel as chambermeld, Call at 219 Kast (2th st, in the SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COOK, pel manna has goat city reference, Can be st 30th wt SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, MAR. Tied woman, as wet nuree Galt nt 840 7th av, between ‘Sist and 82d ate, es SITUATION WANTED. ae nurse; perfectly undi Id do chamberwork oF take care af g) the best of city reference from her last place. at 126 Edst 29th #t., between 24 and 3d VA RESPECTABLE GIRL stand the care of a ys man, a3 ¢/ Objections to tie country; good referenc West 16th st., rear. SITUATION WANTED—TO DO COOKI eral housework. by a neat, expablo. girl, tn t in.an excel her and troner, “and reapectful Dest references given. Call at 121 Atlantic ty or 3 WOMAN DE 4 a00k and do general Congress in Bonito Suares, but In the President of the,, Third artillery has reached Newport on its return from seer aia ps perme public. Upon the expiration of his term he was but a"| the Fenian war without losing a man. ea COMPETE 4 WOMAN WANTS A SITUA le citizen. Juarez has therefore yiasine — su- In Boston there were only fifty-seven deaths fast JNITED STATES TREASURY, A tion as understands dressmaking, hair. @ law of the land by giving a coup d’éta week, and of these twenty-thwee were children under INTEREST DEPARTMENT. dressing and faiily sewing: no objection to travel. ¢ ey 22, 1866, ference. C1 en at Tith sty fourt dasteenes dclikhis tekiee rte dee anita | ee ee Oe * mo, will now bo received for examination at the Tntereat De partment of the United States: bis ie o AN DYCK, Aamstarit Treasurer United States ore mentable because of the existing war with 5 and olutely unjustifiable im view of the -sophistical ounds he assumed, viz., ‘that public safety demanded extension of his power’’ to a self-created dictator- Not one atom of law is contained in that act. EA stroke of bis pen he cast an indelible blot upon hi five years of age. It is stated that the people of the South are con- tributing a fortune for Jeff Davis at the rate of a thou- sand dollars per day, and likewise that the Governor of Alabama is out West soliciting money and food for the heretofore’ identined with that fundumeusal tow | POOF, of that State. How much better to bave been a ich be has trampled cause than @ victim of the rebeWion! Presidents Ceballos and « raat ein teatr onupl asta It {8 proposed to open the National Cemetery at Antie- adda a tragic scene; for while they closed by force | ttm September 17, that day being the anniversary of the TABLE. WIDOW WOMAN WISHES WASH mm either geutiemen or ladies, at her own rest- ‘orayth RESPECTABL herwork fen city reference, "A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YoU ITY oF ALLEGHERY, ‘Tarascuen’s Gunes warty 16, 1866. Notice lp hereby given to the holders o Ste PEN CENT MUNICIPAL BOND OF ALL that the coupe coming due Jnly will ate tas) at the Bank oP Pte: GIRL WANTS A . STC nd fine washin 1 at 62) GIRL, 8 on anid bon be paid on sald day (less the ‘arms the Chamber of Deputies, he has as effectively battle. years old, to do light chamberwork and take care of the law, and at a juncture when our country ‘A North Carolina hunting party killed three thousand } DUM in the clty of Pitsburg, la dhildven; no objection te the country for ‘the summer, Good manacled by the chains of Napoleon SII. two hundred and sixty-six squirrels. Treamuror of Alle ik ene Oe » between Gh ane his impolitic proceeding will cloge Juarez’s career. It NM be the epitaph over the political grave opened by own bands. He bas committed smcide, and the y will painfully recall the error of one whom loved so a THE LAW AND ORDER MEXICANS. Te postin of New Jersey, according to the census | — i just published, is 778,700—an Increase of 101,665 in five years. A Pennsylvanian lately drove a pair of horses one hun- dred miles in nine and one-half hours, and then refused YROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion 4# seamstress; no objection to do light chamber. work; tn «good arveninaker; good elty reference. Call at 122 Went 27th at, room 1 TISENS. RAVING HAN K. JOWERY, CORNER OF CANAL STREET. 41x per CENT, PREL FLOM GOVERRENT T. AX. Incerest On all «ums from $5 to 85,00 ONTINENTAL B, |ANK, NEW YORK, 28 1968 | 9 ATRL TATION TO DO GEN. -= sen sheeenndl Gattess for thom, YDituishd the Hoard of Directors of tite bank haveda | A dorian cmon: pnp Celeb ron The Maine Bank Robbery. Acouple of freedmen have recovered wages in a suit | clared a semi-annual dividend of five {5) per cont, free of | bes st plane, Can be seen at 3 it before a city magistrate against the Nashville and De- ave” catur Railroad, which had wiously been decided ee them by the Freedmen's Bureau Court. ito Fair of the Illinois Agricultural Society will beh held at Chicago September 24 to 29 inclusive, At the joint fair of the Vermont State Agricultural So- ciety and the New England Agricultural Society, next September, at Brattleboro, premiums will be awarded to | be closed from tl the pas nearly six cienakadonn a the | the Board. greatest gathering over seon in the is pred peurpcse ‘Aman in Janesville, Ii, lost a thousand dotlars which | NOthwnew Bouin ot, the Staia Yor old Bou his wife had placed in A move for safe keeping by | pons aitsched. free of charge thoughtlessly waging a fire therein. MANNING & DE FORREST, Bankers, 19 Wall street, Dr. A. W. Webb and. his son were murdered in bed at ING, COMPANY. <THE ANNUAL 1N- Little Rock, Ark, on the 14th inst., for the sake of tne Pp issued Uy tote company will b¢ ne plunder in the house, §0d, parable’ at ele waneter ‘ice. Misident ne Se Murdoch, the tragedina, is to be the reader of the | ork,owand after July 2nexs- The, wanster books will Declaration of Independence at the Fourth of July cele- slowed from the 27th 10 (he OO oats “GIBEAN, Treararer. bration in Madison, Wisconsin. ‘ PRICE OF PACIFIC MAIL. STRAMSHIP COMPANY, Locusts infest the vieinity of Pittsbarg, Pa OP'Nete Wail escect corner Hanover strect, New York, {Special Despaten to the Boston Journal. } Bowporswam, Me., June 22, 1866, badly the heaviest bank robbery that ever tool jaine, occurred in this quiet vilage of an early ic ‘ti mo 4 @ National Village Bank was ndered of every ‘iollar contained in oily together large quantity of &c., amounting in all to —_s about $75,000, f this amount the bank in cash and bonds about bay ae About $65,000 p onde belonging to individuals the neighborhood, fo had placed them in the bank for safe keeping: consisted of United States, State of Mai land and Kennebec Raulroad borfis. The robbery for boldness of exeeution and Originality y excelled. The facts in connection b b it, are as fotlows :—At about two o'clock this morn - |, Mr. Butterfleld says that he waa aroused from his uber by receiving a blow upon the head, which for omont stunned him, and upon awakening saw three their faces disguised with masks, standing by his ide, armed with pistols and Enives, who fanenate. ed him and demanded the keys of the bank, Batable on and after June e transfer londay, June 25. and rerein closed until . P. TIMPSON, Cashier. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook, washer and ironer; guod city reference. Call at Objection to the country. AND TRADERS’ NATI 1866.—A dividend of MPORTERS’ New York. June 2, ont of the earnings of ibe past six months, fr ment tax, will be paid to ‘the stockholders of this bat and after the 2d day of July next, The transfer book © from govern: kinds of Apply at proximo. the 20th inet. 40 the, By exter of RE. WANTS A SITUATION AS CHILD'S mbermaid in ab American tamily, Ad WHO HAS LOST Hk BABY, wax respectable family. Apply at 110 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE erence trom last place 13h corner of Sav. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIT. this Mr. Butterfield made no ly, where- A bear escaped from his chain in Webster Park, Wor- | May 16, 1866, uation to cool r mo > wn p he was tied with small cords, being boucd hand | cester, Mase, ‘pected day, and wandered about looking NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS ip achiams soiled’ cs on ta the ebunityy be 204 to-ssciet foot, and a gag placed in his mouth, made of a pil in at back doors and front yards, to the great consterna- | | Notice is hereby given that the Hoard of Di atthetr | Call at 111 W ited meting hl the fo neicd, Thate call for fifty (00). cent in cash, pay- snieon'the Ie Sf eigen, Be bnd the nama Is horetty made on the clo this date, unanimously adopt: case which one of the ruffians took from the bed. complying with the demand which was made, Mr. terfie.d was then violently choked until he was Seo tion of timid folks, until he was finally driven intoa brook and recaptured. STEADY table (amily, to (5 Person, prefers It to the rots by a reopetablo ; "would go x short 19h 11, wisicl by i wi i be aid od po yr cmnere Gi the keys wore wore Pe a1 Intelligence: made, ae vo hol an i stock, eS Fores ot teen distance in the corntry, at, seoond floor, eld, about eight years of age, who was seized at | _ Charles Sumner bas returned to his duties at Wash. "dota « caaievehare Soraad edoe same time, and bound in a similar manner as bis | /pcton. His health has been some improved by | the act of AY increase t api pital mock of thetanpiny LATELY LANDED, his brief vacation. Anson Burlingame has purchased a tract of land near San Maico of 1,100 acres, and propores to become car + California as soon as bis mission to China 1s en MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Resolved, Fiat sald payments may. be made until, and fn; clusivo of, ‘the Int day of August wih interest at7 per cent far the said Tat day of June. ne terme of the sald serip stork, the same, with the finoant paid thereon, will be liable to for. folture in ‘of payment on or before the said Ist day caten of stock will he ready for delivery on the pay. ment and mong the certificates of scrip stock at the By order of th the Board % Rirerins. 1EO. T. JOHNSON, Secretary. jd and seamstreas, or respectable Parties need apply for two , screams of the boy awoke his mother, whe ar 40th at., second floor, p in au adjoining chamber with a sick infant, who, ng wD up A bed, found that two of the ruffians, who hey ‘ente red the room had éxtinguished her light, whom she beheld by the aid of @ dark lantern ey ‘were stand.ng over her, and who threatened if the least dinturbance to take the life of her inf do Brew Egy M they raid; oo in this war and it's money we want.” “We the money wn the bank.” She was then left in the Kennioax—Devis.—On Thursday, June 21, al the of one of the scoundrels, who acted as a guard over | Most Rev. Archbishop McCloskey, assisted by the Very lanother performing the ame service ia ber hus. | Rev. Wim, “tare, V. G., Dr. Joserm A. Kennicax to RITUATION WANTED—BY A | RESPECTABLE American girl, an nurse aod seamstress, or chara _. | maid and ey soumatrees; la a neat sewer: silting od brite FPICE OF THE CHERRY RUN PETROLEUM COM. PK og BY omnia Te ents anes are: ree Phew Lork, Ww Broad wireet, June ih 186 ence given if required Dead Pa room, while the third, who bad pomession of the | Mayor A.» daughier of Daniel Devlin, Req. The feat monthly diana of | per cont ta the ahartholt WikitEs A si deecetded the front walrease, and jlning com. | _ MaxGixi—Boria.—Cm Tuesday, April 1h 1666, by the Per RISHES Eee) Rev. LT Weed, Mr. Henny ©. MixcLes to Miss Man | uit on Beenehom hom hes pen decared, atetman pe who was watching outside, sproceae to Nwhich wan but a short dwtanes the house. building was entered at and the door of which is located on the nd floor, was Yhe outer door of the safe, which was insi was unlocked. But the inside of bh has one of Hall’s r E. Bovis, all of inis elty. a7 ‘25th ins hte to ile ‘closed from 2th inclu. | —— ave, YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION ALEX. GRANT, Jr., fs, wet nuree; has lately lost hey baby: pe objection te Treasurer Kpecial Kock Fund. tothe country, Call at #8 Eadt Hith st. second ED ‘Gaye. AN FRARCISCO CIVY AMD CALIPORKIA sTaTE | — = ‘Coupons bought or ‘at best rai SITUATION WANTED—AS GOOD COOK, WASHER WELLA FARGO ) & o 00.4 ‘4 Broadway. and rower, or to do chamberwork, w and wash. o Whe se Ban nnd ings beet chy references, Call at 41 24 av, wear B4Gh at HB RAUGUTER OF A GENTLEMAN (A FRERM A second floor, front, ealth 10 comparative in- digaace, wiahen to 3 OE $800 for whlen good ee. RESPECTABLE yous curity will be xiven. Rddrem Mrs. Corr, 108 Third aren an seamatrens a ree; can do all kinds of @m broider ery; no objecuon 0 goa short distance tn tbe country, Call ot Biz West aint «t., bet ett wenn Ath and 9th ave. “) SITDATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A& A and walt and take a g2g & Apnowsa.—On Saturday, June 23, Mrs. Saman & An- pouy, wife of Charles A ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu ral services, at ay chapel, on Tuesday afternoon, at half past four o clock ANDEKBON.—At New Mochetle, 08 on Saturday evening, Jane 23, Srernmy Axprrsos, in the 73d year of his age, Funeral services will be cm a iat Epie- cr a on Ti Senin ay 3 weer ‘NION DIME BNs a8 BAN Epwarp Bore, 9 ibe. "youn 5 seer af ra be ; for many CANAL 87 eer CORNE! oan VARICK Yeats aresidesh of thie iy; father Edward A and | DEPOSITS POM TEN cave a RECEIVED. ofshanghee, chim San Yi ent Comey MNCne BOVE, | ‘Dapostre 14 30H | DRAW 1y) rete Pm FROM JOLY! RTLEY.—On Sumday, a bed oy iu Barriay, of = consumption, 27 years and TERMILYE & © His Tatitee ond friends are reopecttatly vited to Vv No. 4 WALL STREET, & ES He & £E the pplial ‘they then re! ad him and at once d to clear the safe of its entire contents, which then conveyed back to his house biaced im his chamber. His wife was then bound paged, alter which procedure the robbers decamped ‘their booty. g / é ‘LL WANTS A SITUA. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS & SITUATION TO do general housework, good clty referecen. Call at O72 nga Bist et. No objection Ww go s short distance in aE eee tnt ces Ee enners, Selbase, BANKERS AND DEALERS a takin. heh adt, — Braco Ture erro, ‘.-. GOVERNMENT stocks A‘ OMPETERT PRRseaxes, farts oh EE Carma, (or Hater in x COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES a machine. addres Dressiaaher, wisn axe, —On Punday, une of em Amt a —-— — Brave, Tate of the parish of Mayne, cou 7 Westueath, CLOGING PRICES, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA and do bamber. Good city reference. Can be sern at or, back room. No objection Wo the country A youne wipow. WOULD rene BM, rato THR W. six Ireland. His relatives and friends, and the members of the fodality of St. Francis Xavier's church are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral thie (Monday) afternoon, at New Yous, June Ry | Se ing. | tne. age alt. one o'clock. from the residence of his Registered ” he | NOR" nit was given tn different directions by the cits Richa Muy, No. 2h4 Went Thir Seu a ee me lars Se at robbers, after they mains wil taken to Calvary Cometery. . . PROTABLE LADY WIs! TO flight in a direction, ac- | Brexxas,—On Saturday, Jane 23, Jas fe - A ba py rises 70, @ Sat oharen ‘The retatives and (rend are invited attend the fo- wh reases, can operate on. 70 Hester f \moeved tour. back fan com bark room, A SPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, witht a real ih breast of milk, wants » o4 wet nurse, ference. Cali at 138 | neral, from 251 West Eighteenth street, thie (Monday) ta ogi » be seen for two days at 70 ernoon, at two o'clock. i rrs.—On Saterday, Jane 23, Ewitsa, daughter of Cario and Elirabeth Capps, aged 2 years, 6 months and Pkings, pieces of cord and a Montreal newspaper, date of the 16th robbers effected an entrance into Mr, Butterfeld’s HELP WA STKD—VEMA! WWASTED—4 oti TO DO GENERAL nade} ivoner required. Apply at 186 + two dasa SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. ITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, TO DO ) chamberwork, Can be seen al G6 Henry at , sry TION WANTED—BY AN HONEST Woman, cook ; Sadoceipate, Ber vs Dusines rivate family @r une Eitanee fa the count Enter as Wssrep ~a YOUNG AND HEALTHY OTR 48 AB nuree. Good references required. Good po, Hore you fo all ite woud tioner, IP FO Yours are general housework, a sean lable family, best ¥ 4 Rolerence requsced. 67 Rast Siw we ANTED—IN A SMALL. PRIVATE vam cook and washer; reference required from last em. Apply, through (he basement ‘door, after 9 A. M., of si., between 8th and 9th KEEPERS & herd by rrge the Soater Srocles, Jellies, owe. avies iteeptctable fomally. vgsdreas Contes A _RPSPROTABLE WOMAN a baby at her own house, Apply ANTED—BY A SCOTOH GIRL, A SITEATION TO do the general housework {oa small, plain private fa ry w ‘West doth at. ANTED-BY A. PROTESTANT. WOMAN, A SITUA tion to cook, wash and iron In @ private family: good city reference froin last place, Call at 198 40th st, between Bth and %h ave Were, “BY A RESPECTABLE SOOTCH WIDOW adv, asituation to aliend ina bakery Cn a A urope oa lady's matt or walt We tare Mr, Baroaby, TANTED—A PEMALE COOK, FOR A COU tet Taquite (or two days at 199 Chambers #t A REs. thoroushiy olesale or relat; 4 can‘produce fidelity and good i} commun quem enawered by addressing Geo mx ance, is of go refefence ae to fice, Brooklyn, ANTED-BY A RESPECTARLE ENGLISHWOMAN, 8 situation as charmbermald or scamstrens, or nurse and seamstress, or to sew by the week: ts willing to go an; travel with a family; Haw got be seen fortwo diya at 172 \" A SDUSTRION YOUNG MAN, AGED @ 8, OF good cha education and ihe hab. oy Hla mm hae good reference me se and = to work, wages low Addrens Btoriit ce. ANTROD—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE Protestant woman, as infant's nurse. Hert city refer ence. Can be seen for two days at 143 Kaat 18th street, fourth bell, ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A healthy, respectable married woman, whose baby is six Weeks old. Can be neon ab 102 avenue D. Wantepaa SITUATION, young woman, to do gvi family. Best rear, second floor. ‘OUNG MAN, HAVING LEIRU Ri A \ himself, would like to make arr uv. Party to do oftioe. copying, &c. Address Saintis, box 0) Herald OR PORTER: arrived from, hal often a OR fended eo 38 Bhim dine BY A. RESPECTABLE al housework in a private Felerence, Call at 1S Mow at,, in the mal Apply to oF address A PASTRY COOK "AND BARKER AND HTS WIFR, AK eaperinnoed © perfectly re t +4, in thetr preset for an engagement in he country, Addroes H. Shiarbautn, 660 Pearl at SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, aarp S26, of middling educatto to ture anything: does not leok for Kadress RT. box 227 Herald offlor. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as good’ cook, No objeoiion to the wae jood reisrenee. Apply at, or address, 99 Wert Oh wt V ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AT day'a work, or by the week, ju.a private family; can do all kinds of work; can operate on Grover & Paker's ina chine; can cut and fit childrens’ dresses, or is willing to wait ona lady forthe summer, Can be seen at 212 plaow, near Perry at., for iwo days. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WRT NURSE IN A GEN. family, by @ respectable married woman: tof milk” Onil for this day only at 961 ant Int and 3d ava. A THOROUG: perintands » Pittatield, Mans, L¥ PRACTICAL MAN, tof @ fancy woollen milk. uu Address J. Hl, art WASTEDIA SITUATION AS WAITER, IN. A PRI- vate family, by & single man (Protestant), hae the best of city reference cscs Weat 19th at, ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL ‘aw seamatreas, who vinderstands dre like the country. ‘ANTED—BY A PECTABLE | WOMAN, TO dO ‘out to days’ work 4 traning oF kerubblng and cleasing. “Call nt4d Wert 26th s., top floor, back room ¥ A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘cook, washer and ironer; hi would PANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, Af barkeopar or grocer'a clerk; best reference from dest employer. Apply at 262 Weat 37th at, JOM WANTER EXPERIENCED IN 4 A MOTEL OR OTHE 1 Lown Fd country, Calle ©, 905 Oth ay., for three days, or addrens tion to elty or — | seen for tw 9h ave, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GI jon as chambermaid and wait haw in the country; the best of « seen for two days at 731 2d ay., in the ‘ COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. NOACHMAN WANTED —A PROTESTANT MARRIED J man and wife, without i rance, can obtain good nent situations, (he maa the woman as Jauucress In wmall distaner in the eountay, Ad irrester, Herald affier wet D_BY TWO SISTERS, SITUATIONS; ONT: AS cook, Washer and irover, with good eity rele the other a'green hand. Apply at 200 East 16th at, WANTED ARITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A MA ried man with no encumbrance, thoroughly unde red and renee. stands his buy make himaelf Address J. C., Heral can take care of a horse if re: can produce the beat of it olen, SITUATION AS COOK, 18 WILLING TO and ironing: beat of city refer. st, between Lexington and x CLERKS AND NALESMEN. YOUNG MAN, OF SEVERAL YEARS’ GOOD BUST. xporiches, who alko understands book ana Hing for an establiahin tultable position, ax ie intends leaving his prese tem upow wuvsianiial grounds, Address A. H., Mernid ‘oice “ROTAMLE: WOMAN, A SITU, ‘he place, Co ence from her 1 WOMAN, A WASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN situation as chambermald and waitress understands wees ws 1951 oy city fei e. YOUNG MAN, AGED 19 WHO WHITER A GOOD er naginnae thoro suly, bewt Of elty reference, Call at 16 | A FOUND MAN. at aN, WH ri cae nae ti % —— | gameraliy Waeful good rotervnoe Addrees J.°, box IR Wee MAN'S FAMILY WASHING, BY | Herald office, a - Pg gers yrmg gare ERK WANTED—ACCURTOMED TO NEWSPAPER 01 aL econd tloor, back ro C poe ak Po ye a ~ matle Gazotte, H Aun at vote D-A_ SITUATION, BY A. RESE ua @At TANTED—A TRAVELL ING SALESMAN, wo CAN ing; beat city Fe ference. at cloaks aud wantillas Good salary paid. Address box 6,671 Post office. fi ae PANIED BY A TIDY WOMAS witnt EXC MNT To - > W ri tluation in ety oresanteys makes | WANTED-AIX FIRST CLAMS PENMH d irons well, can milk aid chure, Broadway, up stairs Tat ot, A SITCATION, BY AN x nurae and seamstress, Good city reve pe wren for two dayn at 15 Went 17th wt ANTED—A YOUNG MAM, WITH REFERENCE FOR character, as broker's clerk and " can depoant $240 with b rE s, mplover aa securit inctars $00 pyment. For information eal Wiis asah ot, room Nod ANTED.BY A YOUNG MAN, AGED n, y KITU ton as aaloaran, shipping, general clert, or asaslatant RESPECTABLE rivate {17 oe | in an office; writes & good business hand, and has some pa eae, ‘ scndinodion knowledge ‘of hookkes ca 4 furnieh the best of ay reference. Address It. &. Herald ofice, TAMIED—BY A SCOTCH GIRL, A SITUATION AS ” n chambermatd and waltrey of city reference. for two days at 86 I WAstEp-By A RESPECTABLE, WOMAN, TO GO oat by the day or week. bas her own machine, and understands dresemaking. Call at 36 West 25th at., near ay. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SITUA A ironer, oF Wo, r business, Call HELP WANTED—MALES. Te WANTED EVERYWHERE TO SELL PER. Penolle f Solid Ink writing indelibly on paper; uh tr Mallet. the 40 conta, Addrese o PAT Note, Wad Contre steve, New York ORNTA WANTED-TO MAKR FROM 910 TO, 920 rer dy ply deere New York Starch Gloss Com- pans hi val z aN TA WANTED TO OBTAIN ADVERTICEMENTS form firs! clase paper. Apply at Musical and Dramaua Gazette, IL Ana ot, between 10 and 11 A V My BEAL TIPUL objecth two da: [26 Wet 27th WASTED SA SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE, firl to do general housework; te & cond plain cook, washer and ironer; bas good city ‘reterence. Call at 110 Fant Zod st, near 34 av. tn the rear Wwss A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTED TO TEND BAR, ONE WHO Understands the business and bringing gor references, inay apply at SS West Houston at oT 18 YEARS OF AUR. TO ‘0 hamherwork and fine washing of waitlag, of Aly geet ul om would lnundrees in a private family, bas good city re at Ran ree all at 110 Haat 22d st. var Mi ay. reference. WASTED—A_ siTt ATION, BY A. RESPE TABLE young woman, a4 chambermald; ts only four mouths landed from Euglaud Cail for two days at Haat slat at IRLS WANT SITUATIONS—ONE nd ironer, and the other to do charm im owe family; have to go In the country, Have tne best of Ay refe Can be seen for two dayn at 203 West 47th et, near RARE CHA) KPORA PEW AGENTS, BY THE day, week or on comminsion, at 170 Greenwich at Ad- drees of call for one week COPYIAT, CLM mm Ne. with rot MELP WANTED—FEMALES. A ZIR#T Clase DRRASMAKER WANTED IMMEDI- —Kteady work and good pay. Apply at Mra. Brad. 1,000 Sh av., Harlem, AMPLOYMENT —WANTED, A AMART HONEST MAN, wilh quod references and SU oxen, Wo anid and eoliged am Off Cresk. Call between ¢.and 9 FM, Vonday, ot 136 my Foonms over (he bakery nw WORK Waab DRESSMAKER WANTED—ONE W! by the day or week. ly at Mrs, Janes’, agian st, early Monday ng A WOMAN TO WASH ONE DAY IN THE WEEK. _ Apply at 97 South Third at, Williamaburg K WANTED TO GO TO THE CITY OF Provan J Kespaie 8 fire rinse cook, one who understands ber ll its branches, none other vig. Gall i’ Wheet Hut aon Monday. from 12 | Gierare WANTED—MUST BE A GOOD COOK, wanna visa at Ironer, aid must come weil recommended. ai ‘KIRT HAxDs “WANTED ren aga ro MAKE bands, fo) elaeped ahr mater, w Loek WOOD, bao Peart ot fa Lt pay youna WOMAN A¥ GOOD COOK AND Get rate washer ani irener: one who is willing and obti wd city reference. Apply * se RS ite we! 8 lta YOUNG MAN, WHO IK WILLING TO be eguld render is servicers valuable, and of thine, Would prefer China, Japan nda, good eater. ances Address ©. 8 Reott, Herald offer [ANTED—BY A PIRNT CLARA LIVE 1 company of 1 1. © general softeiton fot the ee of New York and By Renee and great val soquosied Set to apy eumpany f 2. i 3 i nder « mente (6 any ether rene have i, a New. York, with ref ANTED~& ANCOND ASKIATANT, IN LU of widrese: Corman peetewed ood Pullivan at, betwen | bad TANTED. CLERK FOR A ROTEL TWO MEN on ANTED—A COMPETENT wi MAN, UNDER % b years. to teks charge of ap infant e W raliresda Apply to Wilson & Oe. 148 Greene of, Jer. Welsh lah preferred ‘Apply st No. 9 Weat Sah ws Westen GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK wash! Ty ironing inquire at 5 Wee 224 #., be ave oe OTRL TO. DO ORNERAT. to th West ih ater 9 “A Wound fod SF GIRL. hc (acorn ) ae paree hort chem! setiging, surety bs honest, Og hare the best ¢ re * 7 baa’ peroxneut bome by eppty Wx. # youse my Mas ina WHOL BAL rho. nur writle oan bares toe Call st 606 Dreaaeay, room Kot phe A igh TRNDIN: rao ae wt a Maw Aah ant WA TW) COMPETRNY WOMEN An Hie Pras "Ecler be eee Apr og deaiitute children. Apply ot It Tnwday oom ot Smt Ween ion we A Oxford's. Broo only Warr LADIES TAUOMT PHOTOGRAPH COLOR type bistorieal, anderape. figures. towers in ndig ink, also was Sowers and dr > TANTED—A BOY TO WAIT ON TABI IN willing ( mal SHS 2, LSS erent ANTED—A por To aT “ 1" a “PAWN ont one arquainind with the business in the eld epuntey preferred Apply a @ Mulberry ot as Apply at No. ~ THK TRADES. i La WANGERA WILL FIND ADT BMFLoY. ATED A PROTESTANT ORRMAN OFRL, TO DO Bey P Be) Re, indow. 3 days. ‘The friends and relatives are Afully invited to sitend the feneral, from th ‘iret avenue, bin (Monday) De Mita Om Satu Apmaipe, mig of the TO LOAN ON N BOND AND MORTGAOR wen, N. Y., and youngest daughter of the late $85.06 000 on New York city Fete friend hye 4 invited to attend the fa OAN-ON BON is are in e fa. Ni sn evet re oe afternoon, a coca ats " on a °o Sithont further notice. Gonmas. —On Satarday, ae Jaxe Gorman, of the tte relatives and fricuds o attend —On Sunday, Janen a on ne eae pariah of Sinmman, tocany Sligo, indiana, ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- coy, ited to attend the fut from his late re- wid ot Bayard street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two oc! g the most Gatiacner.—On Bonday, June 24, Mror, son of Co thetr discovery and capte noily and Bridget Galiagher, aged 4 years, 3 months and own \s wild with excitement, citizens 92 dayr. jand every stranger ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Information of attend the funeral, from 289 Front street, N. ¥., to Fiat bash. this (Monday) afternon o"52. look, Os — Arn, wife of age ogni rer fawiiv are eel, svited to gecontry OF STORE ote bee sands in the $1 16 Wall Nee eee a ee | es PoE EE i ron 1ST eee |e aoe) exparal houcewor8 and make bérsait wars) weet ul fae small, private American fosnily ‘thee, | — = go eTED Fe, 22. ABOUT @ MILER In ~ J the eowuiry toe job will be aay, he mast be & pred gotten Ho ceed Suwhers cost apply, Adtrens George A. Con, bert 3.406 Pet cae. “ae Saad ering, ANTED—A CLEAM, RTRONG GIRL, FOR run pes gpa axel heerrort of © private fomily. Apply ot fret Chain Cove Werks, Troy, YWAIN MAK ERM WARTED ven J man il bm given be $f meron ve Camm aco Wet , heer Wh a ast = @ PTC LALone, wt ANTFD «A COMPRTRAT NORER 7 aM ; none bat those with fret elem ee ee eee aby salt from 9 cus Mihi day at or Pfeae, ee eae Voss AB sroos sonal ene ay ERA clans ae CUTTER FOR Wire * mart ine See ee | © Wr Frat Sty "EER ES | SE WaPE ere Waren Sa ae | Y Wz Taree eee | PRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, OF ee <ixh POLES