The New York Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1867, Page 6

SITUATIONS WANTED—F' MALES, RBOO ED OBRMAR A Ae Seat et German Institute, St, near the Bowery. Ba CAN WIDOW LADY WISHRS A SITUATION MW AMERICAN Wonca, or todo general housework fet 486 Grand at, warm. from OA. M. DY WISHES AN ENGAGEMBN® AS HOUSE- A Keeper for» gentleman, or a situation aa matron, Ad- Grea Mire. . Martino, siauon D, New York. *, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE A. Joung married woman, as wet purse, Apply at Delancey +1 FRENCH GIRL DESIRES a SITUATION TO GO to Europe a family. (0 take care of ehildres oF a8 Bb" Bosh pommpanion; best reference given. Address D a YOUNG GERMAN ‘GIRL, JUST L. ANDED, wis @ situation as nurse or chambermeid in @ firet family. Can be agen at 118 Hester at. YOUNG WOMAN, AGED ABOUT 90, WISHES A situation as saleswoman in 4 bakery or confectionery Address Margaret immediately any- where in New York or Brooklyn for re interview. LADY, LIVING VERY NEAR THE CITY, WISHES congage as vurse for an infant, and seamstress; @ qoune P prvsladlest ‘womans referesses eoane heaaetonner in every respect; Wages $12. Call last week in March, be- tween the hours of Hand 3, at employment ofice, 3 av., bore 1h st. YOUNG GIRL W ANTS ACURUATION as CRAM. bermaid of waitress. Call ac 62 West 18th rt, between ‘6th aud Tih av Good re foreuce. YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHKS A SITI ation as infan’s nurse jeratands its eare from Dirtb, Je an excellent seamstress; bert city relere: all | SEAWE Bast 1910 st., firnt floor, front room. , BOTH of fine character, desire situations togetber; can refer ly with whom they now live as to character aud ca- Apply at 119 Lexington av, —BY A YOUNG WOMAN Can be seep at present employer's, 56 Lie i 2 0 WANTED—BY A N EXCELLENT COOK AND A WAITRES' fara. abe BLE SITUATION Bir}, ne cook and laundress; understands i kinds of RES short distance in g and poultry: hax no objections to Call at 180 Bast 4 the country; bas the best city reference. 25th st, seoond floor, back room. A nO r would sivt io ktenen: of would do gene work: has no objects to @ hoarding house: th cily veference, and ix pot afraid of work, Can be seen for two days al 57 West Sixt 1, top floor, front. SITUATION WAN’ young woman to: willing; bax the best of ey reference. ib av. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ENGLISH LADY DESIRES ‘4 situation as seamptrens, ina respectable family. Can do all Kinds of family eewing: can cutand fit dresses, and ean sew on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine; wages not #0 inuch of av object as a comfortable and permanent home, Call for two days at 1,406 Broadway, between ath and 40th atx., from 10 w 12 o'clock AMERICAN situation af housekeeper; no objection to wo abroad; le faliy competent to take full charge ofa house. Call on or address Mrs. A. Merrill, 1,106 Broadway. A RESPECTABLE hand iron; is capable and Can be seen ai 437 RESPECTABLE LADY DESIRES A —LAUNDRESS. A SITUATION WANTED, BY A wt Iaundress, ina private family; has good Can be seen for two days at AV. COR at ner 26th RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, WITH A fresh breast of milk, who lost her baby when 10 weeks ‘old, wishes a baby to wet nurse at her house, Call at 117 Spring at, in the rear. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as nurse and seamstrens; young children; no objection to travel. street. understands the care of Call at 36 West 13th TANT GIRL WANTS A nbermaid and RESPECTABLE situation as nurse and seauistress o1 Call at 327 Kast 2ivt wtreet, ro A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES & situation as good cook ; is a good baker of bread and Disoult, and is willing to axsist with the washing; the best of references ean be given. Call for two days at 7 West 24th at, top floor, front room. RESPECTABLE WIDOW WISHES A. SITUATION asw puree; bas itre Jost her own baby: bent of rei- erences, Call ine store, A a cia YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WISHES uation as chambermaid and waitress io a private anaae family. Cail at <2) Kavt 18th st, between Ist and ava, Y LL WANTING GOOD SERVANT GIRLS AND GER- man ociainas Nao ‘or country, al at American Gth av., below 9th a NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1867. ANTED—A COMPETENT PROTEST. ‘WOMAN, and chambermaid. ‘between 1d waitress apd 19M. 2161 Weet SOth at. CHILD 8 DIA, WET NURSE, TO TARR A temper AN ws: Old to her own home, ‘which tty of New York: (rerman of Asnerioan preferred. eXuting terme, box 180 Herald office, for days. Waxted—warren GIRLS, FOR A CONCERT SA- Joon, in the country, half an hour from the clty: fig in the house. Inquire at No. 13 Albany st., be- tba ‘Po'elock, thie day. be in the and tween If js her business thorou; ‘Apply. beitvese Banat ee ate eeeyeat HT Leonard st, second ANTED—LADIES TO SELL THE MOST peayyn article in the market; $6 to $5 per day eastl Call at 421 Broadway, room No.6 ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO wash and iron; also a yo" A girl for Het work. COOK, City Gall at No.7 Washington place, corner ri we Pend) Tee ANTED—A GIRL TO GO TO NEW QRLR ABA WITH afuintly. Inquire at 306 Kast ANTED—THR 2E GOOD GIRLS TO WORK IN THR urant. Apply to A. Jacobi, 76 Cham- ‘must have good city reference. In- on quire at "od Weet a2d st, between 6th and 7th avs, WAXTED-AN ACTIVE, TIDY GIRL, AS CHAMBER: aid and (o aamst in Waiting in a smail private board- Ing house, No. 3) Kaat 14th st, Appiy's ‘at basement door, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, YOUNG MAN, ANXIOUS, ABLE AND WILLING TO work, is very desirous of obtaining some evening em- ent in aay capacity; writes a fair hand and is quick at 1rnish best of eity reference, Address, stating time to'eall alter G o'clock, A. H. V., box 222 Herald oflice, — YOUNG GERMAN OFFERS HIS SERVICES IN the capacity of interpreter and general guide to a party Of gentlemen or a family who wish to visit the Exposition in Paris ( A * of amuse: aks fectly; best of references will be given. Shipa- nor address W, U., care of L. Lebn, 149 At- Brooklyn, YOUTH WISHES A SITUATION IN A WHOLESALE hosiery, furnishing or any other nice business; lives ARABS PING sateen “WORKMBN, Br sippy to Joun Manors 437 and yy ‘avenue, ‘UULDERS WANTED.—FIFTY MOULDERS WaNT- Mot to go to ; none but fret clase and ss omy ty bul Dey at men eed xd apply. . RAFFERTY, N. » N.Y. ACHINERT.—WAN CAPABLE, RELIABLE M, youn to take baste stand keep in order the ‘steel e good reference. Ay Bye un ‘st., New York, oP tg on Monday, March 1 o'clock. PALES, STAINBRS MACHINE PRINTER WANTED. ‘aldron’s '# machines; to & cangloyiment wil be given ‘ipply to Runyan steady Samey, 112 Pitot separ for VIEW WAGON WANTED —ALSO A for-copying. Apply to J. Hall, corner of York ats., Brooklyn. OAP MAKER W ANTED—REVERENCES REQUIRED, John Duer, 87 Park row, room 24, from 13 tol P.M. ANTED—A at CLARS WATCHMARES. WELL recommended foi em and chat others need apply, READ, TA a racter; co. No.9 Malden lane. hyper ond PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER AND Geslner to actus foreman at Chestnut Street Mills, Ehleseine to a suitable man a good salary will be Address N, Buckley, Chestnut Street Steam Milla, velp Ware FIRST CLASS GLASS STAINER, Ss ho understands all of its branches, to #0 go out of the city, Apply to M. M. Packer, 3% Ferry st.. -. Up stat ‘ANTED—A WE ATORS HCASE MAKER AND A WATCH. case pringer. ticulars inquire at 145 Bowery, between 7 and ‘and oF. i. sig nf ANTED—A BRACELET MAKER; MUST BE vinst ‘class workman, with undoubted testimonials as earns, &c. Apply to Warrea & Spadone, No, 4 Malden lane. ‘ANTED—A GOOD FORWARDER AND RULER FOR A frat class ofice tn the country. Good, wages and sieady employment, Apply toT. H. SENTOR, Beckman at, ANTED—AN ADAMS PRESSMAN, THOROUGHLY competent to take charge; to one who understands fine work and managing « pressroom « good salary and per manent situation will be given. Address Printer, Herald office. DRY ODS. MAL RSHALL WOULD IN- form her customers and the public in general that sl is now located at 132 West Prince sircet, where she is pre- pared to receive orders In dress and mantle making. Dresses cut by Taylor's system, ‘Trimmings ready made. Under Clothing, Morning Wrappers and a variety of Fancy Articles with hie parents, Best references given. Address H., Her ald off constantly on hand, N_ EXPERI D WRITER WISHES EMPLOY- REAT EXHIBITION, 1867, A ment as Address BJ) Ke, box 45 Herald | (J PARIS. Alice. BLACK MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS PORTER in store; i at prosent engaged as couchman, Inquire of Davis ¢ more, 479 Broadway. MAN, SPEAKING AND WRITING nd Foglish fluently, desires to travel with a + family going to Europe; can furnish the beat on commendation, Address A, M. Situa- tion, Herald office, for four days, PRACTICAL FARME tant), wish situations to ta Fences, Address Mr, GibI AND WIFE (PROTES- re of a tarm; best refe- BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG arm and to take care of horses. Or ‘ages not 80 much an object as a good hon od Address Thirlwall, Factoryville, Norn Shore Po oe (oilee, Staten Leiand, we “TWO YOUNG MEN ARE DESIROUS OF chinining copriug, to be done at home. Address W W., box 2,973 New York Poat office. Lop use WANTED A. SITUATION, AS PORTER IN A CAR. rage vepository, by & ian who is capable of boxing carriages, iat Si Horatio st, in the atore. CUACUMEN ARD GARDENERS. ANTED—A DARK COLORED COACHMAN, WHO Speaks some French, (0 go to Europe with a sma'l family and remain about one year; must have the best of references. Apply af Beek: in the store, ANTED—A SITUATION 48 GROOM AND COACH. man in the city or country; can produce the best of references. Call for three days at 18 West 18th st. CLER s ‘AND SPLENDID OPENING POR any ONE, MALE OR female, wishing the most it, light and profitable business. Apply at Bartlett's Reversible Sewing Machine Depot, 569 Broadway. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ PHYSICIAN, AS ey scription clerk in. mee tee igh ea store; unex. seaic feferadcacgiven. ait Herald Big td sett geting wanes A SITUATION; ALSO & SO0k. wi ner, and active, small errs andl willing. '¢ ‘cant oe seen a mpoy Association, av, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A situation ina — family; is cook, washer and ironer, best city references. ‘@ Weat i7uh ot. 9 INQUIRE a1 aT Co room 2 Cooper WANtED—ay A Bag Baran. —A MARRIED. WOMAN, GOING To ENG- Id act as nurse or take care of an invalid. Ad. box 101 Herald office. and guide to's pasty cr far Me? iraveliod. in ist's ef gen sick, Call on or address BK. boken, N. J. ITUATION WANTED—BY A NESPECTABLE. GER. man girl, to gy to.California wish a family. Refers: to John Faber, 96 West 36 omer of 6tn ay. ITUATION WANTED—AS DO! ASHER AND r; good city reference. Cull ai oat Clarkson st., floor, ‘front room. Keeper. or asa saleswoman in a bakery or cor a frst class tmiiliner, and would be generally useful w abe would be treated as a member of the family. Address, for one week, M. M. Illll, station C, 4th st. ANTED—BY A LADY, A SITUATION AS BOOK- Keeper, good reference given, Address A. B. Hy station G, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A FEW Benvlemen’s or ladige’ washing; ean do fiuting (¢ re quired. Cal! at 183 West 271i at, front house, room LADIES' CUSTOM BY A would prefer w go to lady's Address Hairdresser, 101 West Housion ANTED—A FEW MORE competent hairdresser: reside! RTED—A SITUATION, BY THE MONTH OR PER. ly, Dy (a YoUNE person, ax seamatrese a lady's maid; waderstan: ng and filting dresses; can seen on Ninnecer & Wilson's machine. Inquire for Mise 433 34 av., New York. ANTED—BY A YOU LADY, A SITUATION TO learn the business of saleswoman, in New York or nig aie. do copymg at home, Address L. N., Brook- lyn Post Warten Y A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED roman, a situation to do, chamberwork, washing and soning or plain wewing, or to take care of an ‘inraltd. be seen ather present employer's, 66 Con: Breokiya. ANTED—BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, has been seven months at the millinery trade, & tion as improver, or in @ first clase miliiner's, where she would have a Hoo, oot eee, to Gnish learning her busi- mene. Address ollie’, Greenpoint, L. 7 ANTED—THE POSITION or HOUSEKEEPER IN we Brivate fauniis oF matron in some pubiie institution, an American widow of capabilit: ed jperie: Raaresn BOE 180 Heraidonice, ne S*POrienOR. ANTED—A SITOATION pr A YOUNG GIRL IN A vate to make herself Ht Can at" “ xine d floor, back room. er nee wae SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS waitress and chambermatd, or narse and chamber. =. Call at the residence of present employer, & ANTED--A SITUATION, AS GOOD COOK AND TO wash and iron; has good city reference. Cali at 67 Wem | Sth Gt . beter ANTED—BY A REAPRCTABL Ld YOUNG MARRIED with « fresh breast of milk, a situation ax wet | at Sue Lat av., between 34th and Ach xt. Wis 5 ge as “WET NURSE, | BY AN Dan be sean for three days at Ma- id Ft avs. TANTED—BY A A SUPBRIOR SEAMSTRESS. AN EN LiFe and fancy needle work; also to cut it Indies’ and children’s garmente, at home or at Fr age readence. three days in each week. Call ator ress 119 Sth #t., fourth floor, back room, ane D—RY re Seiten Ae scote! mi ‘ally nd ment cooking im all ite bri ort distande in the country. fer € ry rite cd a ANTED.—AN AMERY ras 18 DKSIROUS OF a vcen fet ition ast r ine ben aarp ed Genntlisneckespes, Wistert 7 commer HELP w ANTED—FEMA LES. DERBSSMAKER WANTED—TO Go TO KES one who understands cu take entire ch Cal from B10 Gi days, o fitting, and who ould od reference required. Feacott House, for four eof the be . M., at room 49 FPIRAT RATE COOK AND ‘LAUNDRESS WANTED— in w small family, Good wages. 67 Clinton st, Brookly Aw WET NURSE WANTED. WITH A FULT. BREAST be 8 8] baby five davsold. Apply at 308 Bast Int and 2d ave. : 1 ve WORKARS wrantt Monk AT Tn 4 meds A references an 70 make samples, Ci eat Bast 1b ‘st bor basement a DRESEM AK. re é FIRST kage Pate tern omuer and trimmer at me. Gil Jespie’s Emporium of Pistons Pre tanninhwent 811 Broadway, ANTED—A GOOD RMAN GIRL, TO COOK, Wash and iron, References required, Apply at 6 St Mark's vince, Bighth streei, YOUNG LAWYER, at COMING TO TBE CITY, would like to enter a first class lawyer's oflice as clerk assistant. Highest references furnished. Address and Lawyer, Herald office. RUGGISTS.—A zoe MAN WHO HAS Reign years’ experience in the drug business desires ‘Bret class references coer a a aN gee bed Sod can refer- ence nares RY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED.—EX PERIENCED hands, familiar with city trade, with good references, need only apply to Sam. M. Lederer, 209 Greenwich st. MEX FURNISHING GOODS SALESMAN WANTED. ‘To one whe can infuence a large trade a favorable Fangemang will be made by an importing house. “Address box 8,997 Post office, ‘ANTED—A Poh ge a8 patty cece Hoe Mind hier in a banking hou & gentleman thoroug! ‘inted i rery ranch of ¢ of exehange, old ai aod stock business, and who ake several pga Best jer- Geers elven. Address hus Herald LA COMPAGNIE LYOXN 87, BOULEVARD DES CAPUCINES, a Gpncae the Grand aoe 1) FF Loe bef CLUAKS, ac., TED MUSLINS, LACE INDIA AND I FRENCH all DDING. OUTFIT The COMPAGNIE LYONN AINE has the honor to inform American ladies that they will find at their establishment warerooms for the immediate cutting out and making up Dresses in the first style of fashion and most elegant pat- terns, ES, READY MADE AND TO MEASU Binee iteTeaudation the COMPAGNIE -LYONNAISE has not ceased to occupy iteeli particulariy in the selection of articles of taste and of superior quality; consequently this Company. is unrivalled in Paris, and enjoys a universal reputa: 0, FARRELL HAS NOW OPENED His LARGE H.. Shotetaiemanufecturing Furniture Warerooms to the retail trade. voy worth of best quality and medium Parlor, Bedroom und Office Furniture, Carpet department— of English Brussels, three-ply and superior wot the choicest and ‘newest styles; Oilcloths, widtha; low shades, e.My ate 18 Nquick sales ‘end email pros goods wrarran it tively as represented. Sho, aft fbiety Oth sureet, one door east of Kighth avenue, ARIE “AV PAGE, 16 RUE. VIVIENNE. “RT 8 NOUV: pAUTES, PARIS SILKS, MANTLES, | FANCY GOOD8.—AUX Valles de France, 61 Rue Vivienne, and 104 Rue Riche- ileu, near the Boulevards and the Bourse; the largest em. Porium in Paris. Prices marked in plain iagures, ’Hogiiah spoken. Dresses made to measure in forty-eight hours, po FAMILIES VISITING THE PARIS EXPOSITION. CASHMERES AND LACES. COMPAGNIE DES INDE8, RUE RICHELIEU. © Moers. VERDE DELISEE, th a a Naar, a @estre to inform the A: en p gs that they will ae ee ney TNC of GASH MERES AND LA Ses shy cumparioon, ite briques of the oosapany, ‘pisze ay are in every LACE, HeTRICE F FRANC "AND BELGIUM, and in all of the ISTRICTS OF INDIA, enable them to sell at of MAXUFACTUR. eugte ecinecly soirows+ Wop Wourony spoben tt in the eatabliahmen a rat wage SEE: commissions to any parties ican CHIP BONNET pie 29 BRO. YORK, ELEGANT ‘SPRING BONNE OF THF LATEST PARIS STYLES, made under the superintendence of MADAME BERTHE, formerly of 17 Great Jones street, 'ADAME HARRIS WILL OPEN 4EXO NO. 7 BREVOORT lace, Tenth street, on Monday, March 18, her Gat im- ppriatlons of for which brane as also the latest styles of ing, for which branch she solicits the patronage of her customers, _ MILLINERY. Wat COPYIST IN A LAW OFFICE. AD- dress in penderriting. siting n% experience and sal- ary expected, office. WESTERN MAN, A Kothity tu ncn tae holesale notion and fai ith an importing or wholesale notion an house, to travel West: will seil on salary or per cat per ce Best city referen Address A. W. Man, station C. ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK, IN A FANCY GOODS store; must be able to write neat and quickly and fig- Applicants to state particularly age, salary va ‘and give references. ress H., box NTED—TWO EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS Hosmen who have a thorough knowledge of the ‘Apply at 279 Fulton av., Brook! BONUS FOR A PERMANENT SITUATION BY mL hy Fg ‘thematician, accountant, ber. Reference. Salary $800 to $1,200. $150 Sol ‘Sudress b bes 180 Herald ofice. __HELP "WANTED—MALE LL YOUNG MEN WISHING EMPLOYMENT SHOULD call }at 212 Broadway, room 19, corner Fulton at. Ka- tablished under the patronage of merchants. Information Ll. DESIRING IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT CALL this day at 61 Broadway, room 30. Bookkeepers, anles- men, clerks, walters, porters, farmers, gardeners, bartend- era, coachtnen. BOY WANTED-—IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE. A Fy Wed enter only need apply. Address, in handwriting, T f.-J BROADWAY, ROOM 10—-WANTED, FOUR Keepers, xalexman, two bar- entry cl three fenders, watchman, porters and otf Call early. T. 208 BROADWAY—WANTED, TO-DAY, BAR- A vied ibe salesman and ‘clerk, for steam boat. jablished Sonducted under patrotiage merchants, OY WANTED.—A SMART, INTELLIGENT AMERI- can wanted, in a Star rend house; enone other need appiy. Address box fost offies, siatihg full particulars. BY, WANTED.—WANTED, A BOY IN AN OFFICE Broad at. ‘Address, in own handwriting, box 4,076 NORMAN COOK, JR. STRAW GOODS. 100 BOWERY. HE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY BEG TO CALL the attention of jobbers and milliners to their large and chotce stock of French and American Flowers now Dg at 661 and 668 Broadway. an ASTROLOGY, ‘ADAME ROSS MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. voyant has removed her office to 100 West Twenty-sev- enth street, near Seventh avenue, where. she shows a lik person you will marry and tells bis name. Bes ware o illiterate pretenders, who try toimitate her. Lucky numbers. RS, BEERS TELLS ALL YOU WISH 10 KNOW; shows the likeness, 496 Eighth avenue, near Thirt; sixth street. Fee div Lo 0c. ADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIRVOY aut. Visit ber for erorythi j—sickuess, business, theft, maa number ora, good luck. "3 Canal street, ont LR, PHYSICIAN FOR FEMALES, No. ty lace, between Bleecke Al TeetA, igen a ipraction to treat inate compintal caute produced. “Elegant rooms for ladies nursing. mw about to requ! DYIGE TO MARRIED AlTnLE oF No. or ke avenue. Sent Gruggiet’s, 168 CURR AT ONE INTERVIEW, Witt OR WITHOUT medicine. for marned Indieg, trom whatever frre ae, BY STE feasor Madame a erie, Practioe) UNFORTUNATES SHOULD | {CONSULT DR’ LL a No. 6 Amity place, Sure relief in all spe cial comp! A WHADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO Gay nts. Plctotestecns for Sins wae core rod waralig ‘and medical atte: Chars np —MADAME RES- male Pills; No. 1. an never fnil; safe and fourth street, cape ‘ad box 2,859, Also sold 33 Addres: ponwich street. YY WANTED.—INQUIRE “OF H, NOTT, DRUGGTRT, Band HD Falton st. None need apply untess well reco ut Han CANVARSBRS—-O8B SCORED Pos of canvassers wanted, x, oor City Dt. WANTED AX IMPORTING HOUSE, A SMART, 17 years old, who resides with his parents im che city an be in the store early in the morning. read ber 2 "2000 t = Post o1 ANTED=IN AN OFFIC! ‘of age, to run of errands, OY A ‘T 16 YEARS ie. Bhatees’ w W., Herald WAStoaa as es yer wert IN A TRAY! RELING CIR. Ini ns $1.00 sect va acon ah Pine etree SMART, areas HONEST & ERRAND ROY; must Live with parents: ney, See a week, Call on Saturday morning at i Cori stair. ANTED—A TRAVELLER FOR THE WEST AND A uote ‘4 good commission paid. Address L. B. C., eral Wanten-a SMART, ACTIVE BOY, IN A WHOLE. sale elothing Rouse gne who writen “hie wand and can come well nded. 73 Pi Addre: ‘ost office, CASHIER, TO TAKE 1 CuARGE OF AX st bee git security: Apply before 12°M. re ANTED—A MAN WHO [8 AN EXCELLENT COOK ind carver accustomed (0 Work In & saloon. Apply at 0 Ann st —— aren ANTED—GOOD, RESPONSIBLE AGENTS TO BELL the new edition of Wells’ “Rvery Man His Own Law- yer and Busmess Fortin Book.” They will find the business Fery remunerative, as there i no work published that will moet with more eet sale. ‘everybody—a work that an agent can an THK TRADES. AY YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OLD, WANTS TO LEARN ped trade, ‘Addrens, stating fll particulars, B., etme tion LWAYS BURE.—A PATIENT WRITHS: for drugs.’ All fatled. “Blectricity fon minutes without pain or exposure." A private lette worth forty books, given away. Write for, te au eave health avd money. Dr. and Madame DU: 38 Third A i T AND SURE REMEDY FOR LADIES. —T nygacse Female Fide alwraga give immediate obi and ‘create "Heware of imitators who. hea oat ps Poisonous compounds as “Femail tracts.” Dr. A. M. MAURICEAU, tos 129 Liberty street, A BLESSING TO LaDIRG.—A LADY WRITES: POR tugucne Female Pills rel lieved rT faconvescnee, Ne eae ere oe Bee Se WAURE: CEAU, office 130 Liberty street, or sent we roall AM. UNFORTU ite scoNsuLe DR. KENNEDY, the successful doctor, 198 Elm street, who guarantees permanent cu orery A eee TO LADIE: without DR. French Compound and Pills; warranted maceesaful rower. ever One trial suficient Ollice 195 Elm street. A LADIES: CAN ALWAYS RELY ON DR. ae * neue. Bice 1 Remedies, and on nothing else, certain cu 195 Kim treet. A =YOUTHVUL VIGOR AND MANHOOD REGAINED. «+ Use Dr, POWERS! Elixir, \ seepuaneced ‘all contemplating Marriage OMice 196 Elin D., PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFB- y ico, at 129 Liberty street, Guac- in Vellet to I ies, from whatever cause, ) PHYSICIAN, CHARLES LUTZB, M. D., roadway, havi 4 rears’ successful Practice, | tent sargeal tra rellet 10 i) Toeies Foray mecdical or surgical treatment, from what nor expowure; | His safe sad never Yailtng mode of treat- nt is endorsed by the it medical faculty , and un- known to all others. Consufiation Tree. ONFIDENTIAL ¢ CORBY LEAR) R. PF O°y BETT, member of WW, ¥. rota Gotlege nid Surgeons, Londons can be consulted usual on exriaja dis. eases. Oflice ® Centre street, near N. B.=No fe Unless cured. LARMONT, 1 BROADWA TREATMENT Di from Wtob, 'wtedveat Adviser and Marriage Gui ance T)R. NONTER CAN CURR WORST CASES OF CER. tain diseases, without mercury, in shorter time than we yo Physician, or no pay takes, No. 3 Division sireet, m9 LL Dh gd RAL DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED— “AD. dreas J., Station @., New York. stating salary expected and the Claas of work best understood by the applicant, OXNET PRAMES.GOOD HANDS WANTED, POR Hiugion frames, Apply to M. de Lort & Brother, $1 rd st Hor ra ” firmt ela in an entirely new 3) Pow! phy Frew SITORS WANTE EN ON TWELVE Je composliors can Recure employment by applying to lerper & Broibers, ale J ae HUNTERS SOTANTS. cor pelt and Pt psn J 10. vigor of youth in one most Ne sion street, since 1984, ined sedated ADAME VAN BUSKIRK, Piven, 2% WRsT Fourth street, second roadway. A cure at one interview. Consultation ee eee Minit LOUISE, we Hy yy 47 WEST Thirteenth streot. Rooms for ladies dur- ing expected sigy neem eee : ETERS ANE AMERICAN 1 RESTAURA P= G5, DES I HINGES, FINE ARTS. (PO AMATEURS OF PINE ARTS. =A FAMILY RE- cently arrived from Europe, on their, way to, the West, for sonable prict Eex! Hee eer Hopuek ke ar The pictures are all Foarantsed to be originals Sud cau Gan be seen at 197 Williams ‘street, first floor, until March 29, 9, elusive. WISHES TO DISPOSE OF AN OIL ADVERTISER WIS! ce Datta a ey Teniers, in first rate eo: JPROPOSALS, PI ALS IN hy rnin WILL F SOTRACTORS: ‘ROPOS. Gis and, Third erety being th wireets on three aides of on 47. Pi ‘tate whe ‘Kind. of filling that will Turnistedsund alse the price per cuble yard, FRENCH ADVERTISE MEN'TS. cy (DEMANDE UNE FEMME ME PARISIENNE, AYANT jeouruit de: bones recoinmane Bradresser a f. W., sation Fe ye ~ ooudre, dations, Gages $20, CONNECTICUT POLITICS. OUR HARTFORD AD COARESPONDENGE. tricts and How They are Likely to Go— Showman Barnum and a Cry of ‘‘Persecu- ?—His Aspirati: Case of Success— to be Governor, United States &c.—Lending Republicans in a ry, dew de. Harrrorp, March 20, 1867. Uncertain and changeable as political events frequently are, itis rarely one will see such signal changes in any partisan contest in this country as is now certainly going on in the State of Connecticut. Travel in almost any Congressional district, and you will hear of prominent republicans either openly avowing their intention to vote against the radicel nominees, or privately writing letters to that effect, Whilo this is notorious in regard to the republican candidates, the reverse is the case with -the democratic nominees. We do not hear of a solitary demo- cratof any prominence going over to the republicans, but the list of republicans who are now classed with the democrats is already quite large, and the number is swelling rapidly. In this disimct the war domocrats (including hundreds of the employés in Colt’s Armory), who went for H. C. Deming for Congress last year now oppose him, and go for Hub- bard for Congress and English for Governor, Hartford is set down by the democrats as sure for their ticket by atleast five hundred majority, which will be sufficient to overbalance the republican majority in Tolland county, which is embraced in this Congressional district, and allow a bandsome margin. The vote for Governor in the First Congressional district last year stood as follows :— FIRST CONGRESSIONAL merger Gogh “Hees 319 rar 2 “a With the estimated democratic gain of 500, the district will ye Hubbard (democrat) 362 majority oh the Ist of SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Hawley, Tagish Hawley. 7,630 * 2,164 att 3,206 267 mp (1 may run ahead of his ticket on the gressional vote in New Haven—and even that is doubtful—but Hotchkiss (democrat) will more than over- Sones bere by be own increased vote from the fags conte he meee ‘ere wi thelr ‘worcmon in regard to the way they shall vote at the coming election, which secures a sure democratic D. gai erated, with i yard at New London, has ope with effect both upon the radical congressional this dists ict, as well as upon the phoecy of the the ‘radioals, Messrs, Starkweather and Martin are the only two con- gressional candidates who aro pomping ale district to- and speaking alternatel, e Ne after the true Western style, It will to give the Third district to tho radicals. FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. = bata i igh Hawley. 4,771 6 famous cole district, Aor « praty thorough examination, without an actual canvass, we feel justified in saying that the district may be safely set ‘down at this time as good for at least five hundred ma- jority for W. H. Barnum, the democratic candidate. The radical Barnum is not a popular man in the district. The harder he works and the more he makes, the less converts are drawn to his ranks. In this district the contrast between the personal merits of the rival candidates is more ak brought out than in any other. While the det ic nominee is known as a man of sterling worth and unbiemished integrity, the radical is notorious as a self-proclaimed chariatan, an unblashiog impostor, al criminally chargeabie with grave offences. Tho bad odor attached to this candidate is spreading all oyar the State and affecting with political nausea many of the supporters of the entire radical many of republicans 0} a election on the Senator, &c., 90 that if they do not lose the Stato the present year they will be sure todo so when, perhaps, Ubey could less afford to make the sacrifice. But with all that may be rightfully said ayainst P. T. Barnum, even taking his own confessions as the texts, there is danger that he may artfully turn the tide in bis tavor by cry of “persecution.” It is upon this the radicals rest hopes of the showman’s election. He is now making ight and day, in the midst of bitter weather in the face of a strong and determined by ect candidate, and in a nar- It he should succeed now, what the limit of his future aspirations? This leading biicans are quietly pondering. "Foterest in the canvass is bein, at os i) ance in the State of Gen ik P, ‘esouri, Hon. 8. 8. Cox, of Now York —# othe the democratic side; and General Walter Harriman, ernor elect of New Hampshire, don. Mr, Kasson, of lowa, &c., on the republican. ings.on both sides are fully attended; but if bonnets counted as votes, the radicals might claim the Sta’e, for tho fair daughters of Connecticut turn out in great numbers whenever there 5 ae —— while those of the democrats are vecaaee tty (omen as if they were ay ee cram old jors or hard-fisted rou; Sore to the effect n is airenty afloat m3 troops to the Canadian border to main- rain the noutrality laws will have upon the Fenian yote im the state. If any capital is to bo made ont of it the radicals will be sure to do so by holding the Executive le for thus interfering a second time with a cherished echeme of the Fenian loaders. LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. Boenatany.—The boot and shoe store of William Ven Nostrand, Hempstead, was broken into on Wednesday might and articles to the value of $60 carried off. New Tereorara Ovrice.—A new telegraph office has ‘been established at Mineola, at the junction of the branch toad with the main line, =” A Disease Usxxown to Country Paysiciana—A fatal i sease has made its appearance at Port Jefferson, which battles the skill of the physicians of that place. It isa mew disease, and attacks none but infants, ithauuncet a on Dagens f henge, broke ont in e barn of Bertis jnson, at Dix the barn, with moat of la contents. ‘The origin OF the fire is wholly unaccounted for, cain it is a SA 4 be the work of an incendiary, Scone Drata.—Mr. Stephen Dorland, a resident of the village of Hempstead, ‘while sitting in the store of “villous fell down dead, ‘The deceased was Alflicted with heart diseave, Fain at Fi.vsatxg,—The Children’s ore Home will take place at Flushing on the 4th and ia the village town hall, es STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. Accineyt To a Stmampoat.—On Wednesday morning last the steamboat Thomas Hunt met with an accident on nearing Factoryville, Staten Island, by the ie of her shaft. She was taken to Factoryville for rd pairs, Suh of ape SALES OF REAL ESTATE, geet 200m 9. 20 oc oo ‘from *pedlord 7 uh and Teh ats. 1,300 + 1000 bere + 1,050 Brick house and lot on Sh at. 60 fi, from 1,150 1 lot on Tenino moe naib th. Non bev’ 790 ‘Bigs 09 Hi owes pt, M71 ih from Y.s onc, a THE COURTS. SUPEROR “cuuT—PAAT 1 Action for for Slander. Before Justice Monell. Lewis Kircher vs, Ortando Shellart.—This was an in. Quest for $3,000, for slander, and was beurd yesterday. with stealing a watch from him, and had him arrested This charge having been dismissed it was alleged the defendant came into plaintiff’. saloon and 1a She poem ence of a number of called him a thief, a- en his watch, and also called Leopold Apple vz, Louis Beauries.—Tbis case came up yesterday before Judge Monell. Plaintiff sued for 65,000 damages for an assault committed on him by defendant by mtrking him with a sda water bottle The jury was directed to bring im a sealed verdict on Monday. COURT OF GEWERAL SESSIONS. Conviction of John J. Skeehan of Murder 1 the Second Degree—He is Sei State Prison for Ten Years. Betore Judge Russel. The trial of John J. Skeeban, indicted for the murder of Thomas Weight, corner of Twenty-cighth street and Eighth avenue, on the evening of the 16th of August, ‘was concluded yesterday. Thomas Flynn, sworn and examined by the Assistant the first he saw of the deceased and his friends was that three or four men were coming down the avenue bebind his party ; one of the party when they came up sang out, “Halloo, you fellow with the sleek bat on, bold up there ;” they hallooed again, ‘‘Halloo, you fellow with a tall hat on, hold up there;’’ when the deceased and his friends up he (the deceased) spoke up and asked, *‘I wonder if he would seil that hat;” the prisoner spoke up and eaid, ‘‘Gentiemen, do you allude to me?” they all ne oon a ge ee io — of da) and the deceased made ark, it?” the pmsoner — up bean) “walk 1 Meni folks ought wo go the street pattie being insuited;’? so then 1 put my eg on Sweeny’s shoulder an said, “Friend, we are going on about our business, let us go;”’ he spoke up, «What do you want, I will give you a punch in the ‘snoot,” and with that he struck at me; dodged the blow and he hit me on the shoulder; I *jamped bebmd the prisoner and Demarest struck at me; as 1 was avoid- ings blow my bat fell off; the girl said, “Oh, God, are they going to do?” im the meantime I hal- Jooed ‘wateb”’ two or three times pretty loud; the police- ™man came up in one or two seconds; the deceased age Gi pe rank ane be the most anxious for a Ne! Demarest was recalled, and swore that there was no oF, of “watch,’? Bir John Sedgwick, proceeded: to open. the def ir. John S to open fe and said that he would only call witnesses to establich the prisoner’s good character. A number of gentlemen who knew Skeehan fora number of years testified to to the general good character of the accused, stating that be was peaceable and honest. Mr. Sedgwick and Aszisiant District Attorney Beafc fee ee hate the evidence, after which Judge hus sel c The jury at five Flock rendered a verdict of murder in the ger es with a strong recommendation to ar oe the rendition of the verdict the foreman went to ore Sedgwick and stated that the jury were Pp a @ petition to the Governor tor the pardon Judge Russel imposed the lowest sentence the law allowed, which was ten years in the State Prison. SENTENCES, Recorder Hackett sentenced the %: George Henderson, alias Robert sedan uo, who pleaded fe Sate Frton in the third degree, was sentenced to larceny, was sent to aiag Sag? Prison for four years and six months. james Jc alias Eagan, who pleaded guilty to an assault with intent to steal, was tothe Ee he Clty Judge pomee the follow: ntences :— pede wabesnitethe fuss oa fan te ted ge , tried and convicted of obtaining ‘pretences, was sent to the State Prison. ite yar ‘was convicted of a similar offence, ‘The Court eaid that the conviction could the indictment was bad, and judg- bar, A number of affidavits in mi of punish- ce Mag read, which led the Judge to d ment On counsel, Charles Worms and Samuel Strauss, who were indicted for arson in the third were honorably disc! od and the bail was re! the judge remarking that there was nothing in the case, BROOKLYN SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. The Allen-Stout Case—Sccond Day’s Proceed- inge—Testimony for the De: Before Judge Gilbert, Orlando Allen vs. Andrew V. Stowt,—The trial of this case, in which the plaintiff, a resident and ex-Mayor of $25,000 j the money was poaae on the checks ot the nay; 1 commenced doing this in the summer hs 1864; I gave all the money to Mr. Clapp, the treagurer, and some ot it was deposited in the Shoe’ and Leather bank; the checks were on the Shoe aod Leather ‘bank; T sapposed the araan, was raised to keep up the bank Leapmtrnn of the compan’ ined—I Dorrowed this money at the sug- omen Me Clapp. B. Beers, for defence, sworn—I am acti of the New York Life Insurance company; I was a in the Star Arms company in 1664; about the 28th of only Meet sold some stock ; ; (his company was in the habit largely. in 1864; the New York Life insurance company loaned the Star Arms company $16,000 on the bonde of the latter; the subject was first referred to the finance committee of my company, who reported in favor of the loan; I took from Mr. Clapp their bends femeuy of the loan, gay'8h,000 worth of nies loan is not yet paid; I boneht ,000 yA of oa when the capital stock of the Bur was increased; i did not buy the stock from ra rep; Isubscribed at his request; it ery: it 364, that’ I sold the stock to bim, ani got about $1 6 for it—part in money, part im notes. Edward Ws 4 the sworo—I am the Clapp spoken of in connection with this matter; | was president of the bank at Yonkers watil October, when it failed; I was treasurer of the Star Arms and fancied on hd eet uae pany; the Arms ia very large business; Vadere belie ‘we wore making money; he to pong their the com meat vont S108 carbines od "2100 9 total outlay of the company was soapen it would be folly to attem; 2 in the world; ‘we employed six hundred and fifty men, who were paid once per month, the pay-roll amounting See eae ee by the government every four of five months; the government paid only in cer- Ufcates or receipts, which took to six months to raise money to our hande: 864, the com- was $1,000 to $1,200 per ra it stock at $1 10; my opinion was that it was the investment I could make; on the July I bought 86 Mr, Beers and the credit of the company continued until Nddle of August; what first touched its credit my own credit, which became embarrassed, and my own inability became em! to carry these loans; I Ty OWD private masters; My, Hubbell reqagsted Es we government effected our company in this wi there was no difficulty ia paying the hands up to Oc ber, at which ume the company was making mon in September we were delivering less arn —— was running out: we could not get a tracts after August; another reason ailectung t pepe open yen of loan run down to $80,000; take all the arms the ii passed, about 20,0 On the 28tb of July, 1864, company was good, | st ‘Witness was then subjected toa rigid cross exami Mr. McKinny letting his | “the government did | wher ar, G. 7. Jenks, one of the aT 1 on the court adjourned until morn jas a at POLICE INTELLIGENCE. SURPRISE AXD CAPEORE OF 4 BURGLAR.—On Thorec afternoon Mr, Thomas O'Connor, of 14 State siront, sitting in his room, In which were clothing, money 2 other property valued at $300, when he heard some « attempting to open the front door with a false kev. aroge from his chair, unfastened and t when he discovered’a man runomg conte, “ O'Connor pursued and arrested the fugitive, who gu his name as Abbott. On searching the prise: Mr. O'Connor found a pe, of skeleton other bend Jae sl Pinner Doing ala son ppc rene was arraigned Re frog bef Tewtioe Dowling, who the prisone: the gang who broke pn se ted si pnd Ore iat i dersult of $4,000 bait. Wertman, em Dsapur AssavLr wita 4 Cant Rowa.—Shorily bef ten o'clock on Thursday wight Joshua (urr Danie) Holland, driver of an express wagon, met on | corner of Morris and West streeis, where they ha¢ dispute in relation toa difficulty which occurred a f hours previous between Holland and a triend of Ca They soon came to blows, and Holland, as ch: , seis acart rung, with which he struck Carr on the he knocking him to the pavement io a state of insenxibiti He was taken up in that condition and conveved Bellevue Hospital, where the attending physician « sidered him to be in a very critical conditi Care Mh at 35 Greenwich street. Holland was arrested by offic Hays, of the Twenty-seventh precinct, aud committed prison to await the result of Carr’s injuries. ALLEGED BuRGLARY,—-Some short time since the of James Heury, 481 East Houston street, was ent by burglars, who forced open the front door and cai away over $170 worth of cloths, cassimeres, clothing, About the same time an officer of the Eleventh preci arrested an individual named William Syphus under cumstances that suggested his connection with then updiscovered larceny or burglary. He was ing along the street carry ing a valise, when some in bis manner exciting the officer’s suspicions he proached him, observing which, he threw down valise and tried to run away, when he was apprehend Upon arraignment subsequently, no claimant api ar for the contents of the valise, he was discia: the property, however, being retained and sent headquarters to await identification, where it was req nized by Mr. Hen he) having been stolen ‘from h Syphus was accordingly rearrested and now ackn| leges having been concerned in the burglary above scribed, in somteey.. with one George Smith. Yeste he was arraigned before Justice Shandley, at the Market Police Court, and committed to answer. ihe goosn olen from Mr. Henry have been recov ne ae seiner ok GE pe at No. 118 mm the possession of Emma Miller Moore, who were likewise arrested, and «ro pond on a charge of receiving stolen goods. ALtzoep Faisr Prerences.—Henry King, of the of King & Co., brokers, appeared before Justice at the Second District Police Court, yesterday, av tered acomplaint against one Julius Schulty, ch: him with defrauding his (King’s) firm out of ¢96t appears from the complaint that Sebultz called at Ki office on the 16th of November last, and requested vance on some diamonds which, be said, were Cte and that he would return the mone baer tere whoa terse King advanced $965 on and at the expi the three months amen Sebultz to promised; but he refused to do so. Messra it is meantime PareovaTinc ay Orricer.—William H. Thomas, Wambold, was arraigned betore Justice Dodge, that on New Year's day Thomas came to him in Bi street and stated that he was detective officer Newark, and that his brother was chief of police place, and that he wanted ‘officer to making an arrest; that they then went to a Broome street, but Thomas could not identify im the house, On the 2st inst. Thomas was ai Roundsman for discussion, and the proposition made the day by General Gleason, of compromising differences the one object of supporting the men in Irclan shape of war material to the Gghting revolution: the project of invading Canada is not to be relinq as it is believed to be only way of solving The Weexiy Hexacn for the present ‘week, now contains two very interesting stories, entitled YHR TWO CADETS, ann THE BROWN GINGHAM. 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