The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1867, Page 10

10 CITY INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tur WearTaer.—The following shows the resutt of four observations ip this city of the range of the barometer ‘and thermomoter, the direction of the wind aud the state of the weather during the past twenty-four bours:— Saturday, May 18—Thermometer lowest, early A. M., 46, 7° A M.—Barometer, 30.28; thermometer, 58; wind Rorthwest by west, 12 M.—Barometer, 30.32; ther- mometer, 66; wind west northwest, 3 P. M.—Ba- rometer, 30.:2; th moter, 05; wind northwest, 6 FP. M.—Barometer, 30.33; th ind north- west, = Morning ar, cloud ’ Cloudy, windy, Evening—Cloudy, windy, cool There will be Mair weather to-da, Werexiy Moxrauiry.—The entire number of deaths in Ahis city during the past week was 333—a very low rate, Island are not included in the at will not be such as to materially ate, The Registrar of Vital Statisties saya umprovement is owing to the efforts of the Board of Heals to preserve the beaithfal condition of Abe city Annval MrETING OF THE EctroTic Mepica, CoLuecr.— ‘Tho first annual meeting of the trustees of the above institution Was hold on Thursday evening at No. 22 East Eighteenth street, {fn the absence of the President, ex- Mayor Havemeyer, Dr. A. Wilder presided. The report of the past year was then read, and this showed that during the last winter a term of the college had been held which had been attended by thirty students, five of wher were ladies, Eleven of these, three ladies and eight gentlemen, had graduated at the first annual com. eneement this year, and their proficiency was fully equal to Wat of medical pupils in any medical institution dm the United States, During the last year also a dis- pensary had been kept in successful operation at the college buliding on East Twenty-sixth street, and this bad given gratuitous medical service and medicines to a large number of poor patients. This report was unani- mously approved of, and resolutions were adopted to Tatify the action of the Executive Committee, in order to enable them to make provision for the forthcoming ses- sion of the pollege, the matriculation and graduation of sindents, and all necessary expenses they will have to incur, Messry. R. B, Connolly, Owen Bren- nan and Doctor Stowe were then elected trustees. ‘The efiicers for the ensuing year are as follows:—President, Dr. Alexander Wilder; Vice President, Dr. Dennis EK. Smith, of Brooklyn; Recording Secretary, Martin ‘Thatcher; Corresponding Secretary, Henry L. Stewart; Treasurer, William Molle’ xecutive Committee, Dr. Rovert S&S Newlon, No. 22 East Eighteenth street; H. L. Stuart, Dr. W. W. Hadley, Frank Tabor, Dr. D. E. Smith A faculty was also appointed for the next term of the college. EwIGRATION CoMMissiONER’,—This Board met yester- day, and paid a visit to the institutions on Ward's island, the first since last eummer, Tux Fark ix aip or Tae CaTHoLic Protectory.—The epening ceremonies of the grand charity fair im aid of the protectory for destitute Catholic children will take place in the building lately put up at Union Square, on Monday (\0-morrow) evening, at eight o'clock. Mayor Hoffman will deliver the inaugural address on the occa- fion. This fair is the product of the joint endeavors of fhe Indies belonging to the various Catholic congrega- ons in this city, and it is expected to surpass anything ever gotten up for similar purposes, The object isa Christian one—providing for the wants of the orphan and the outcasi—and the pecuniary seturns that the fair ducies will reap in behalf of their darling project will, without doubt, be fully commensurate with the proud reputation that New York has ever borne for being the iret city on the continent (if bot in the worid) for phil- anibropy and charity. Tkkarment OF CAR Horses.—An article having ap- peared in the HeRaLo, under the head of ‘Voice of the People,” commenting unfavorably upon the treatment ef horses employed in connection with the Fourth ave- Bue raliroad, the stables were yesterday visited, their condition, after minute inquiry and investigation, being uch in all respects as to convince as of the injustice of the strictures of our correspondent. The stables wore devigned specially with a view to secure the utmost com- fort and convenience attainable. Five hundred horses are employed in the city department and one hundred in counection with the New York and Harlem Railroad— those used on the Thirty-second street cars making three inpe per day, and those empioyed on the City Hall sod Thirty-fourth street ferry cars makigg only two, ‘Fhe allowance of food to the horse per day is eighteen pounds of corn meal—parity being secured by grinding an the mills of the company—mixed with about fifteen per cent of oats and from six to eight pounds of the best hay which the market affords. The stalls are tare, fully six feet in width, and the stabies exvaust every appliance of ventilation, Plentifui ciean straw 18 ai- Jowed for bedding, and, for comforts to the horse, the accommodations of Fourth avenue depot would not com- pare unfavorably with those of any private gentleman, Bocus Txuacrara Desratcuss.—During yesterday ‘BUMerous persons in the upper portion of the city weap Smposed upon by mischievous boys, who, pretending to be telegraph messengers, presented bogus despatches, upon which they collected sums of from $1 upwards from the victims on whom they imposed. The rascals procured a lot of genuine telegraph bianks and envel- opes, the former of which they filled up, and placing ‘them im the latter they readily passed off for the geau- due article, AccipentaLLy Saor.—Charles Gimber, a m'nor aged fourteen, aad residing at 125 avenue A, was yesterday accidentally shot in the foot, It appears he was stand- $mg near when an officer and a thief bad a scuffle, and the latter not being willing to submit to arrest the officer drew hisrevolver, when it feil and exploded, the ball en- tering Gimber’s foot, He was taken tw Bellevue Hos- poal, Sewovs Fatt.—Maria Digney, aged forty-four, was eeverely injured about the hand and wrist yesterday, Daving falieo down the stairs leading from the upper deck of one of the New Haven boats, lying at pier 26 East river. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital by one of the Twenty-sixth precinct police, Harcaway Accipext.—John Kehoe, while at work yes- terday at No. 194 Greenwich street, accidently fell down Atbrough the hatchway and received severe internal in- juries. He waa immediately removed to the New York ‘Hospital by one of the Third precinct police. Svrrosep Fatat Fa.t.—Bartholomew Leonard, a la- dorer, while at work at the new building 133 Weat Broadway, yesterday, fell from the scaffold on which he ‘was at work, and it is feared fractured hisekull. When picked up he was perfectly insensible, aud was taken to ‘be New York Hospital, where he now lies in a very eritical condition, Scppex Dears at tux Firta Avexce Horst.—Yester- @ay afternoon a Mr. W. Kemptner, who arrived from ‘China a fow days ago and stopped at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, died suddenly. He is said to be a native of England, to which piace be intended to proceed in « few Gays Fin is Fortiera Sreert.—Between six and seven clock last evening a fire oroke out ina frame shanty Fortieth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, owned and occupied by Patrick Quinn. The bouse was destroyed with its contents, involving s loss of about $500. No insurance. The adjoining shanty, owned and occepied by Henry Calliban, also took fire and was de- stroyed with the most of ite contents, Loss about $400; do insuranee. Callihan stated that he had $160 im bank bills in bureau drawer, which was ‘Durned with the bureaw, The fire was accidental. Fatat Ruy Over Cascatrr.—A child six years of age, med John Hayes, while playing in tue street near the residence of his parents, No, 382 West street, yesterday Gipnck of Clinton. Maret ky » inton igjured that h died within fifteen migutes of the occu r- vence. Lynch was arrested and held to await the action ‘of the Coroner. Fras ix Broapwar,—Shortly after eleven o'clock last wight a fire occured om the top floor of the five story Duilding No. 73 Broadway, occupted by the Manhattan ‘engraving and printing establishment, owned by Eaton, Gilbert and others, Mr. James Degroot, janitor, pee covered the fire, and found it to be burning te the ial room. The alarm was given by the police, and the fire- y wine tre ivan extinguished, Tho PJ done to the stock is estimated at about $1,000. ‘The third and fourth floors are occupied by Major, Pp & Co,, Engraving and Lithographic Printing Company. ‘The done to them by water will amount to about 31,000, ‘he building ie owned Wby Mr. Edward Mathews. The damage done to it will be about gt ‘the parties are insured, The cause of the preseat unknown, German, residing at No. 10 Vandewater atreet, while Manding at the corner of Spring street and the Bowery fate last night, conversing with two persons, « young ‘man burst rudely between them, and in the excitement Of the moment Waibeck's watch was takem by the @tranger, who ran away, folowed by the three friends. After a short chase the youngster was found in a cellat und the watch was discovered pushed under the cellar On being brought to the station house he gave his Thomas King, id was locked up for the might, MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC Gossip, Graziani Madame Lemmons-Sherrington havo made a great success this season at the Royal Italian Opera, and Mile. Titiens and Santley at Her Majesty's, ‘A grand conéert was given at Steck’s hall on te 14th fast. by the Orpheus Focal Quintette Ci ‘This organi. sation consists of the following gentlomen:-.Messre E. GB. Holder, Pyatt, Ackermana, Williameoa and Roth. ‘They were assisted vy Mea, Marie Abbott, Rudolph Hennig and s promising young contralto. « pupil of Mr, ‘Holder, named Mies May LAssonden. The concert was very successful. Cendrillon, which is being performed at the Chitelet, sttracta nightly crowda This theatre will give Les Voy. @g¢s de Gulliver about the middie of June. M. Conder has signed a fresh agreement for six years ‘With the manager of the Variétise. + Offenbach has left for Vienna to make the necessary @rrangements for the performance of the Grande Dwchessr @ Crrviseign NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET: NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Jersey City. A Wouan Commins Suncipg By Hancina.—Mary ¥, Gor- man, & woman aged 53 years, was found at her residence, No. 7 Railroad avenue, on Friday evening about 6 o'clock, suspended by a clothes line fastened on the top of a room door im the eecond story, She was quite dead, but had been speaking with another woman about fifteen minutes previously, An inquest was held by Coroner Warren, and t} idence went to show that sho was laboring under mental depression caused by the bad treatment she bad received from her sons, She was also heard to complain that she could get no work. Her son Martin, who was called a8 @ witness, admitted that he and his brother repeatedly beat her, and at one time she gave bim $300, which he spent in liquor, Another cause that mainly contributed to her condition of mind ‘was her arrest by an officer about two weeks ago under & mistake, supposing she had stolen a basket of clothes, bat the yr woman was at once discharged on explana tion, This practice of arresting person? on mere sus- Picion is becoming quite common, and the case of one Of the aids to the chief is to come before the Police Com- missioners at their next meeting. Duara ov Tne Crry Marsuat.—Mr. Nathaniel Ellis, the old and efficient Marshal of this city, died at six o'clock last evening. He was in his seventy-fourth year, | and possessed the singuiar faculty of retaining the sup- nk of conflicting parties in the political arena during ig long career, Bergen. ‘Tue Snoomnc Arrray.—It ig alleged on behalf of Burdett that he was not prosecuted by the Central Rail- road Company, as at first stated, and that the cause of the dispute between him and Oliver arose from causes entirely personal in their nature, The only weapon used by the former was asmall weight picked up from Ansett’s counter, Newark, Serious AccipEnt,—About three o'clock yesterday afternoon an accident occurred in the basement of Littell’s drug store, No, 183 Market street, corner of Mulberry, which will probably result in the death of a young man named George Hagertnan, He was in the employ of Mr. Littell, and at the time was engaged in charging @ soda’ water fountain, when the copper vessel used in the fountain exploded with a loud noise, the fragments striking the man in the face and terribly lacerating it. He was at once conveyed to the drug store above, where his wounds were dressed. It is scarcely probable that he will recover, Eliznbeth. St. Mary’s Carnouic Cuorcn.—At the fair just closed, which was held for the benefit of St. Mary’s church, the receipts amounted to $2,900, Orang. New Catnouc Caurcu.—The now Catholic church now being built at Orange for St. John’s parish, which is under the charge of Father Hickey, formerly of New- ark, is to be next to the largest church in the State, the largest being the Roman Catholic church at Paterson. The new buiiding will be one hundred and sixty-live feet in length, with a stone spire two hundred feet in heigut. Rahway. Exretion ov Crry Orricers,—The following are the oficers recently elected by the Common Council of Rahway :—City Clerk, H. R. Martin; Receiver of Taxes, J. ©. Coddinzton; City Paysician, 8. Abernethy; Over- scer of Poor, Alpieus Chapin; City Attorney, J, Hl. Stone. Rerort ov THe Carer oF Pouicr.—Tho report of the Police Department for the last twelve months presents some interesting statistics. The force consists of a chief, three regular and eight special policemen, Dur- ing the year 112 arrests have been made and 4,504 per- Sons accommodated with lodgings, to whom 453 loav of bread were distributed, Tne expenses of the depart- ment were $2,224. Orexixa oF A Masonic Lopgr.—A large number of tho members of the Masonic fraternity assembled at the hall of Lafayette Lodge on Thursday night for the purpose of opening Americus Lodge, F. and A. M., of Wood- bridge. The Grand Lecturer, Wm, Meade, presented to the new organization, on behalf of the Grand Master, their dispensation to work until a charter should be granted by the Grand Lodge. Tho Lodge opens with Great encouragemect, the roll presenting an unusually large number of names for a beginning. Hackensack. Tux New Cataouc Cavrcs.—The consecration of the new Catholic church of Hackensack will take place on Sunday, the 16th of June, The Father Mathew and tomperance societies will march in procession, including delegations from Jersey City and West Hoboken. ‘Tae Vanpersitt Firoccina Cask.—The girl Mary Ann Farrell, who was so cruelly beaten at Pleasantyillo, now lies in the asylum in Prince street, New York, ina con- dition bordering on insanity. Her face is still quite dis- figured, and the horror portrayed at times in hor coun- tenance suggests mental anguish which dooms her to endure the spectacle of past terrors. It has been found ‘that her arm is broken, caused by the violent and con- vulsive writhing while tied up, when the application of the pickle would gail the wound. Paterson, Layina THe Founpanion Stove or a Masonic Lopor.— The members of the Masonic fraternity mot ai threo o'clock yesterday afternoon at St. Jebn’s Hail, which is being taken down, to receive the foundation stone of the old Paterson Orange Lodge, which was iaid May 3t, 1823. After receiving the stone, which was placed on a wagon drawn by two horses, a procession was formod, headed by @ band, and moved in order to the Lodge room, where the stone was deposited till the celebration takes place. Suvminc or 4 Bripor.—The bridge over the Dundeo dam, at Passaic, which was erected in 1864, bas sunk, and is now ip the canal, It was built on an old abut- ment, which has given away under thé weight of the bridge. Drowmne or a Cmtp.—On Friday evening two chil- dren of Mr. Glover were at play—one a girl eight years and the other fifteen months old—when the elder at- tempted to carry the other across a plank which bridged astream. Reaching the middie of the plank her foot slipped and both children fell into the water. The elder child was rescued at once by a woman who witnessed the occurrence ; the other was swept off by the current, and when taken out life was found to be extinct. Rartroap Acctpryt.—A man samed Martin Farrell jamped off the train at the depot yesterday morning, and in falling had his ankle crusbed by the wheels, He ‘was conveyed to his residence, where medical aid was furnished, New Brunswick. Tas SvrroseD Svicipe.—It has been ascertained that the description given of the ‘nown man found near the Trenton turnpike, as stated in yesterday's Henan, coincides with that of Jobn Purdy, given m an advertise. ment in Thursday's Herat, but his friends aro mysti- fied regarding tne identity. The authorities of w Brunswick Lave been writien to on the subject, Verona. Desrrcctive Fine.—Early yesterday morning a fire broke out in tho storehouse of Caleb H. Baldwin, and afterwards communicated to the storehouse of Mr. Alexander J. Gould. see etr | the apee exertions made by citizens for su, the y the Srrolling house. Mr. together flames the fire spread to Gould and to the Post Office, both bu! fires were caused by incendiaries, Trenton. . ‘Tan Harvest Proeracta —From all parts of the State, Dut eepecially the wheat growing counties of Sussex and Warren, the reports concerning crops are encouraging. The wheat is in s forward, healthy condition, and a plentiful harvest is In some localities the Severity of the winter kaillea the h germa, but an kinds of it will be abundant. Tas Stats Coxvertion.—Ex-Governor Hawley, of Connecticut, has accepted the invitation of the State Commit wil ge the 4th of June, "Hon. Toscoe Conkling, of New York, is also expected to deliver an address, Deatn or Two Cuttores rrow Eatixe Porsoxovs Hanns. —Yesterday week, at Pittston, Hunterdon county, some children went @ short way from their homes to gather brook-mint, some of which they ate, Next day (Sunday) two of them were taken very iil with a violent purging, out of which one of them, a little girl named Probasco, died only a short time after being attacked. WESTCHESTER INTELLIGENCE. Axoruzn New Rarnoav.—Arrangements are now be- ing completed for the purpose of opening another rail- road to connect the upper portion of Westchester county with Connecticut, The proposed construction is to run from Portehester, Westchester county to Ridge- field, Conn., a distance of about twenty-three miles, and will pass through Poundridge, Lewisboro’ and Green- borg, in this county, The portion of the road within the limits of this State will be built under the genera! Failroad act, and a petition for ppm map og oer power to construct the remainder, is now in the hands of a committee for presentation before the Connecticut Legis lature, The estimated cost of the undertaking will not een equipments included, more than $30,000 per mile. Severe nur Just,—A man named Jobn Kause has been sentenced to serve one year in the county jail for having caused a disturbance at the recent election held at White Plains, and assaulting an old man named Benjamin Williams, whom he beat in a most unmereiful manner. This severe action on the part of the court was taken under the provisions of the Metropolitan act relating to offences committed on election days, s Tue FirzgxraLp axD Norrarur Cases,—A decision in Telation to an argument for anew trial im the case of Thomas Fitzgerald, who was sentenced to be bung last January,.for having, with others, murdered a young gir! pamed Ellen Hicks, at Throgg’s Neck, has been rendered, and confirms the above sentence. It is stated that the case will be brought before the Court of Appeals, whose action in the matter will of course be final, The argu- ment fora similar purpose in the case of Northrup, of alleged wife poisoning notoriety, was also beard, but the decision of the Court was reserved until to-morrow, Suppey Dearm at Mount Verxox.— While a gentieman named John Richards, about sixty years of age, was proceeding in a leisurely manner trom the railroad de- pot, at Monnt Vernon, to bis residence, a few evenings since, he was suddenly seized with a violent stroke of paralysis and fell heavily on the sidewalk, He was im- mediately taken to W. F. Smith’s saloon, where medical aid Was soon In attendance, but unhappily proved use- less, as the unfortunate man died a few hours subsequent tothe occurrence, Thefdeceased resided with Mr, Phibps, the druggist, and bad no family. Sexiovs Famizy Disrursanck—A woman named Tax- ter, residing at Tarrytown, was recently arrested and brought before Justice Mann, of the latter village, charged with having made a dangerous attack on her husband, a carpenter in the empioy of the Hudson River Raitroad Company, with a carving Knife, Jt is alleged the couple have not been living happily together for some time past, owing, it is stated, to some alleged im- propriety on her part, A few days since while at din- ner Taxter wade uge of some remark relating to their daughter, a grown up girl, which go displeased his bet- ter half that she instantly snatched up a large carving knife and made a violent thrust at him which, he suc- ceeded in warding oft from the place aimed at with his right hand. The instrument, however, struck his thumb and nearly severed it trom the band. At the examina- tion Taxter expressed his mtention of applying for a diyoree, aud the desperate woman was therefore ad- mitted to bail, She has since taken up her residence, together with her daughter, with some of her relatives in Newcastle. BuxeLany at Sine Sinc.—On Friday night the stables of a Mr, D. D, Mangam, at Sing Sing, were forcibly en- tered by some burwlars and two vatuable sets of silver plated harness, a pair of fine plaid blankets and some stable fixtures carried off, During the early part of the day a number of suspicious looking characters were ob- served prowling about the vicinity, and it is therefore inferred that they are closely connected with the thieves, Information of the occurrence has been lodged with Inspector Dilks, of the Metropolitan Pol.ce, who has issued orders to several of his Command to bunt up the whereabouts of the theves. Tue Coxgcrersr Hoox ap Lavper No, 1, or Tarry- TowN.—At the annual election of officers of Conqueror Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, of Tarrytown, held recently, N. . Odell was chosen trustee for the ensuing five years by a unanimous vote, in place of Seth Bird, whose term of office had expired. George 0. Smith, foreman; George Smith, assistant foreman; James B, White, eecretary, and Wilham Foreman were the other selections, A resolution was adopted appointing a com- miltee of five to inquire into the most feasible method of clearing off the present liabilities of the company. Avxotugr FusnionaBee Drive. —In view of the growing population of Yonkers, and consequently its increasing wealth, the good peopie of the village are determined to add an‘additional attraction for those visitors from the metropolis who are fortuuate enough to be the posses. sors of good “turnouts,” and preparations of an active character have been made to improve the grade of the road running from Yonkers to Kingsbridge, and also to widen it several feet. It is to run trom Dock street to a connection with the old Bloomingdale road. Connectios.—The statement that appeared in a recent issue to the effect that the two young men named Ken- ney and McGrath were related to Mr. Dunican, and that an effort to compromise tho difficulty between them would probably be successful, has been contradicted, Mr, Danican states that he purposes bringing the matter before the Grand Jury at White Plains. MISCELUANKUUS, J. ROGERS « ° ATIORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 240 Broadway, rooms 14 and 15. L DIVORCES OBTAID BSOLU ED FROM the courts of this and other States with as ‘ittle ublicity as legally possible. Crueity, drunkenness or jesertion canse suflicient, No fees in'advance, Advice ree. F. I. KING, Counsellor at law, 71 Broadway, DUCTION IN THE PRICES OF E val Velvet and Brussels Carpeting at HIRAM A SON'S. 9 Bowery: also Imperial Three - Ply and Ingrain Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Matting, Oileloths, Window Shades Dreggeis, Oilee, Chureh and Masonic for 9 Bowery. , Oren CHEAP, CHEAP. GREAT BARGAINS. We will sei] retail at less than wholesale prices 3,000 pair of ciegant French Window Shades, not cloth shades, but an entirely new and beautiful article, complete tin itself, requiring no fixtures; ean be put up in afew mo- ments: all sizes on hand; price $4 a pair, former price $6,gnd $5 0 pairs former prive $8, CHARDS & MARKT, Murray street, first floor. up stairs. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. _ HENRY 8T., BROOKLYN—A RELIABLE PERSON 63 Siitntese children’s nurse and seamstress; bas been employed in the above capacity for the past 12 years; understands taking cl ‘of a nursery and is wilting to do her duty th iy an cheerfully; no objections to country or travelling; the best of city reference from her last employers. Call for two days. WEST 19TH ST, NEAR 6TH AV.—A FIRST 110 class operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing ma- chine, to goout by the day or week, todo family sewing. Can be seen on Monday morning. 119 STH 8%, BETWEEN IST AND 2D AVS.—A RE- U spectablé girl, as good plain cook in a respectable private family; is willing to assist in washing and ironing. Can be seen for two days. ry 129 "1H AY, BETWEEN 19TH AND 2UTIT STS—A respectable girl, as cook, washer and ironer or to do val housework in @ private family ; best city reference. for two days, b 136 278, 8% BETWEEN Avs. A AND BoA RE, OO spectable young woman wishes a child to nurse at her own house; will take the best of care of it Good aity reference, Call fortwodays. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. ANTED—IMMBDIATELY, A FIRST CLASS DRESS- WwW maker. Apply totes Fra, 107 Bleecker st. WA4NzED—Goop ‘39th DRESS MAKERS. NONE B' am who are competent need UT apply. 214 East B fap wd ome. TO PACK * cameune* FOIL; ut experienced hands need apply. Pee, LORILLARD, TeChambers st, WAXTED—TWO | SMART YOUNG | PROTESTANT American girls to assist in housework without wash. mg. Apply at No. 8 West 48th st,. between 10 and 12 o'clock ANTED—AT M3 WEST 36TH ST.—A PROTESTANT girl todo general housework in private family, Ger- man, English or Scotch, None others need apply. WAxteD(-s, coop COOK, WASHER AND IRONSB. ‘son will receive good pay, Apply at West 26uf street, between th and Sth ave.” German pre- ferred. QT SOPTH sD st., WILLIAMSBCRG.—A COLORED 1:1, who can do ‘general housework, can find # situa tion as above, th ave. 14] WEST STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- man, as seamstress; understands cutting and fitting children’s dresses; city reference ean be given. 151] BAST 2D STA YOUNG GIRL WISHES A OL few more enj nts by the day or week, as seam- stress: can eut and it ladiew’ and childrens dresses: can do all kinds of sewing and work on a Wheeler & Wilson chine, Can be seen for two days, 9) WEST 19TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH 3 AN 208 wa fount hoor 7a Praathtenaas tit vo kare gentlemen's or families’ washing; repairing will be done for gentlemen if required. IBS BAST St SL—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, TO FDO .do,chamberwork and plain sewing in a private family, or would take care of children; is competent to take rge of a baby from its birth; city reference; no ob- ion to the country or to travel, ma- TIONS WANTED—MALES. ‘TLEMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A BUSI. Py house in any position in which he can be useful (drumming salesman papieg). Has been engaged in bufiy, hosiery and gentlemen's furnishing goods in Burope, “Ade dress, giving name of firm and bustuess, A. B.C. 165 Herald office, A STRONG, STEADY YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITU. ation as porter or any similar employment; can write a piain hi ble and willin, t4 ; Aidaress Porter, Herald office. "= Works good reference, STEADY, RESPECTABLE, ing to work and make himself generally useful in any Occupation, is very anxious to obtain some employment; it quick at figures; “ean “give, first ., box SOBER MAN, WILL- Q4A4 WEST OTH ST, NEAR STH AV, THIRD a ‘ floor—A superior latindress desires family and gen- WEST 90TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG s washing at her own residence; all kinds of fine Dall or address. * € A 246 woman to attend ‘a bakery; understands the buai- ness; best city reference from last place, Call or address, + 246 WEST 16TH-8T., THIRD FLOOR,—A LADY DE- v4 sires a house to take care of in the absence of the tamily, for the summer or longer: ia perfectly reliable; fur- ther reference if required, Cun be seen for two days, 963 GROVE ST. JERSEY CITY—AN ENGLISH DO woman, middle aged. as housekeeper or to attend Upon an invalid: has been accustomed to the cate of chil- dren; no objection to the country. Cail for three days, 313 WEST STH ST.. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM— OLD A respectable married woman wants a child to wet nurse at her own residence; has just lost her own child; has a fresh breast of milk.’ Can be seen for ove week. 335 BAST I3TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN OD with the best of references, would like to take charge of «house during the owners absence from town. Call or address Mrs. K. 338 BAST WD st. FIRST FLOOR. BACK ROOM— OOO Arespectable woman, with one boy, to take care of ¢; ISA first class laundress, & ho 236] BAST 1th st. NEAR IST AV.—A RESPECT. OOL able girl, ax naree and seamstress; can take care of a baby from its birth; has seven years’ ‘reference from the old country ; lately arrived. 4.59 WEST 2D St, UPPER FLOOR —A RESPECTA. ee) bie lady wants achild to nurse; has lost her own, Milk three days old, 507 BAS? rH ST. —A WIDOW WOMAN, AS WET OUT curso; has a baby five months old; uo’ objection to go in the country, "Can be seen for two days. 5O( 32 AY: BETWEEN 40TH AND 41ST. 87S.—A oe respectable woman to take washing and ironing to her own house, or go out by the day; understands fluting, and is @ good washer and ironer; can give good city refe: re Call on week day in fancy store, 690 2 AViTA RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES JIU to take in washing at her own house; can ighly recommended as an excellent Jaundress,’ Call on Mrs. Welsh, 694. 22 Avy FOURTH FLOOR, BACK ROOM —A JIT young woman, lately married, wishes to take a family’s Washing to her'own house; has’ no objections to do ine oF coarse washing; ean give an excelent reference. Pall for two da RG MROATION WANTED—BY.A | D. J., Herald office, mane rerecennen ae to character, J, C., Herald office.- ARIS EXHIBITION.—A MIDDLE AGED FRENCH gentleman offers his services to one, « party or fatally, Without any compensation excep thisexpenses; he belongs to one of the best families of France; has been brought up in Paris, travelled in most all parts of Europe, and speaks very fluently English, French and an, Best of refe- rences can be gi ‘Addvess C.N, L., Herald office, YOUNG MAN, AS Address, stating terms, porter; not afraid of work, ITUATION WANTED—BY A COLORED’ BOY, 19 years of age, to attend to a doctor's office and drive, Ad- drews George A: Hodge, care of H. M. Grin, 258° West th st, QO CENTRE STREET, MANHATTAN HOUSE.—BY A good man cook in’s summer house, Address, by us note, Augi shall, CLERKS AND SALESMEN, _ A YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED, AND who can furnish and ted references, wishes an en- agement as bookkeeper or assistant bookkeeper, Address R.O., Jr., Greenpoint Post office, L, I. COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER DESIRES AN EN. Bagement; has first class city references. Address Imray, station A. RY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—FIRST CLASS German salesman wanted at John Heath's, 15 Carmine st. None but those speaking English fluently’ and having good recommendations need SMEN AND SALESWOMEN WANTED— ‘al salesman for the wholesale, and one to id experience in the fancy dry goods busi- ness. Address, stating references and expectations or apply Malley, New Haven, Conn. ALESMAN WANTED—FOR GENTLEMEN'S FUR- ‘ nishings. Appheants not noticed unless stating refe- rences and wages wanted. Address O. T. II., Herald office. ALESMAN WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS NOTION 4) and hosiery house ; one having a first class near by or Western trade will be liberally dealt with, Address C.” W. box 3.458 Post office, ANTED—THREE MEN FOR THE RETAIL DRY goods business; none need apply but those who thoroughly consider themselves first class salesmen, to whom ‘constant employment will be given, and the same salary now paid will be guaranteed throughout the year, M. L. DOYLE, 267 Grand st. ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN, WHO HAS an extensive Western acquaintance, a first class posi- tion in a wholesale grocery or tea house; # liberal salary re- quired. Address Applicant, station D, personally to E. he. THE TRADES. er c ORSE 8H eras eae Bat the Fourth “Avenue age stables, corner Lexingiin tes & WILKING. si ANTED.—TOBACCO CUTTERS AND DRESSERS; none but good bands need apply at Lorillard’s. 69 Wooster st. ~ —=—3 PIANOFORTES, “ IOKERING PIANOPORTE, SEVEN OCTAVE, AL, tewood,tour nt corsa, full ion frat, , ve, very grt noha BIDALL, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. FICENT ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE FOR AL MioMade to order by a city maker; coet 6600 fox ineluding Stool and Cover; Parlor, Chamber and Rig burnivare” 4¢ West Sisteenth street, near Sixth avenuey R SALE—A FINE PIANO, WITH ALL MODERN op lee nen ‘worth $500, for $200, at 93 Sixth avenue, opposite Eighth street, f \ REAT BARGAINS.—TWO PIANOS, SECOND HA! Gera Raitaves one 6 octave, very cheap. 22 Twenty-sixth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, Cabinet Organ cheap. 3, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, BEDROOM, PAR- A Sulla Bedding and Furniture of every iter 0. .d pay received weekly or monthly, 4S CbinS corndt'9f Canal and Hudson streets’ NOFORTES.—SIXTEEN SECOND HAND PIANOS, Vers makers, for sale at low priees by CHICK. ERING & SONS, 652 Broadway. Pianos to rent, NOFORTES, FROM $35 TO AND MELODE- err cheap, at DALY’S Music Establishment, 419 and. @i Grand street, Pianos, &c., to let and exchanged. IANOS.—VERY SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS AT canon Bristow & HARDEND RE +29 tr : r $250; Fanos (0 Fert ourth avenue, corner of Tenth street \WELVE SECOND HAND PIANOFORTES, FROM $75 to first class new pianos, to let and sold on instal- TDi aah, Se late naw plano, to ot an ATERS’ PIANOFORTES—GRAND, JUARE_ AND W upright; Melodeons; Parlor, Ghorm, Geos and Cabinet Organs, the best manufactured,’ to let, and rent applied if Purchated: monthly instalments received for the same. road wi lew You pass 1 "HORACE WATERS.& CO, INSTRUCTION, - A Yo! FEW PUPILS TO _IN- math struct by the hour in English branches, higher mathe- matics and penmanship; best of references’ a8 10 lions, de. Addr first street. ualifica- eas Visiting Governess, 214 West Twenty T TOWNSEND'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 200 BOW- ery—Private instruction, and evening, in Book ~ keeping, Writing, Arithmetic, Basen, Re Spelling, Grammar, Punctuation, Letter writing, £0. ? depart ment, No classes. Prices reduced. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, LATELY A PROFESSOR in a university, desires to give lessons in French, Span- ish and German. ‘He will make translations. Apply at 769 Broadway, room 20, YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING A English, Music and French (spoken) desires a situation as governess: Address H. M., box 5,851 Post office. AT $2 S—WRITING, 20 LESSONS; BOOKKEEPING, Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra, ‘Spelling. bo. privately, PAINE’S Business Coileges, Bowery, entrance on Canal, and 847 Fulton, Brooklyn, opposite City Hall, WELL EDUCATED FRENCH LADY, OF THE highest respectability, wishes to go to the country, oF to Europe with a family, as teacher or companion; stands Spanish and English; has had experieuoe 1m travel. ; and woul jer experience, save largely in expenses: highest testmonils given. Address Mlle. V.. box 160 Herald oftice, OOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC, &C., FOR business.—Messrs. DOLBEAR, 009 Broadway, will give private instrnction day and evening, during the entire sum- Iner, In’ Practical Bookkeeping, Business Writing, Com- mercial Arithmetic, c., and qualify pupils for any bi ness. Gentiemen can secure private rooms, OXING.—A FEW LESSONS IN THE ART OF BOXING wanted from a first class teacher, who must furnish, gloves, &c. Address, stating terms, which must be mode- rate, and all particuiars, H. L., box 1,975 Post office. ADIES OF NEGLECTED EDUCATION WISHING TO: improve in English, writiug, reading, grammar, Ger- man, French, music, receive private lessons, 491 Sixth ave- nue, near Thirtieth street. N. B.—Contidential letters writ- ten,” Translating and copying done, 3 YOUNG GIRL, OF GOOD EDUCATION AND RE- finéd manners, wantsa situation as lady's maid, com- Panion or governess; can do all kinda of family sewing and serve in any capacity where intelligence is regitired; would Address for three days like to go ip the country or travel, M. T. C., Herald offlee, 8 WAITRESS IN A LAGER BEER OR DINING SA. loon, or restaurent, Address M.A. 8., Herald office, Tor two days, N_ ENGLISH LADY, WHO HAS TRAVELLED ALL over the Continent, is desious of going to Europe with & first class fami F a8 companion or governess to one or two children; ‘is @ good musician; sings and speaks Freneh fluently; ean furnish the very best references. Ad- dress Mrs, Boyce, box 200 Herald office, A GERMAN LADY WITH HER DAUGHTER, AGED 19, wishes a sit keeper in a gentleman's tion as family; epeak French and English; wages not so much an object anu comfortable home; best of elty reference. -Ad- dress A. B. C., station A Wipow LADY, REFINED IN HER MANNERS, wishes to encage with a widower as housekeeper; no objection to children; or would travel as « companion with an invalid. Address ‘confidentially Minnie, Williamsburg ‘ort office, sd YOUNG LADY, WHO WRITES AN EXCELLENT hand, wants tion as copyist; will write in an Citice, vr ai home: reference given, Copyist, Newark, N.J- = Ss ]{OME WANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY OP MIDDLE age (an excellent housekeeper), where her services will compensate for board. Address for one week Mrs, Morris, box 158 Herald ofice. OUSEKEEPER’S SITUATION. WANTED—BY AN American lady, in a gentleman's family; understsnds marketing, baking in all its branches, is very systematic and wilting to asstat in general work; the best of references. Address E. G., box 120 Herald office. 10 TRAVELLERS.—A YOUNG LADY OF EDUCA tion and refinement desires an fon to a party visiting Europe; would take cl of al Yalld of accept'a position ne governess. ares Newark, N. J. WA AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION as nurse or housekeeper in a first class family; is fully bapa references exchanged. Address M. J. R., Her- ald office. WASTEDIBY A YOUNG LADY, THE SITUATION of housekeeper to some pleasant parties; has jection to go South or in the country, Address Mra M. J. ‘tuart, station G, N. Y. @ous BUNIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS.—ALL DIS- eases of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760 Broad- way. or A THOUSAND YEARS. For © thousand years Plasters have been used by the weak. But since ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS have been invented, this habit has Increased, because of the GOOD EFFECTS, A THOUSAND FOLD, Innocent and pleasant, and for lumbago, atitehes of the aide or back, for pain in the region of the kidneys, of the ack, of the chest and side, ALLOOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS fare unsurpassed for the immediate and permanent benefit they impart, 100,000 TESTIMONIALS. We are permitted to refer (0 100,000 druggists, who are our agents, and comprise all the druggists of the United States, ‘a8 to the superior quality of our POROUS PLASTER, THOMAS ALLCOCK & CO. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 8 R, AGNEW'S ONE PRICE HOUS! © Sentrieh and jurray streets, and there you will 6 ‘Teas. . and everything else cheaper than atany store in New York. BYES MADE NEW, WITHOUT DOCTOR OR oD, eee. Sent id on receipt of 1@ cents, Ad- Green Dr. E. B. Foote, avenue, corner Twenty. cure for the Ruptured. Sent i Tien, dress Dr, EB, Poo, 10 Fington receipt of 10 cents. Addi ¥ age corral informauiog for tne nlarvied._ Sent in SET? SSrctmon Sense; book 40 pages. $1 W.. weet Repiesl STeningion ‘nvonce, coroar eat “twenty sights atreet, N.Y. Ni Fr QTE, Rr tke benent of ine Magonie Op Gomaia mrare, nataa-—cuass 16h Mav te. bach 2 wr, 60 Boe hte. «20K Bo it, 30,38, ae ti a Te oe, ser Ib, 10, 71, 94,81, HATS, Wea, oe Tiga STR oh Be to '. 0. Renee ah Satiene Ali, op IN ALL LE RIZES CASHED Al aevek oar LOTTERIES. Six per cent comm! allowed on all investments, B. NATHAN, 174 Broadway, and 77 Nassau street, SHED IN LEGALIZED LOTTERIES, Dea wks Broker, H. STURGES, Broker, No, 6 Park place, and No. 4 Division street. STATE Home. Broker, 176 Bi = _nosFapn tu See inc wrt RIZES C. IN ALL LEGALIZED LOT. Bogen ce le Groat tse liws Great Indian cures in twelve hours, without leering «sear, Sees SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, — Wasnixgron PLACK, BROORLYN—A LA ‘teon bavi ngs eterna machine would go out COURT (UNIVERSITY PLACE), BETWEEN h eta —A trustworthy woman, as cook for & hotel or boarding house, city or country, the best of refer ‘TED—FEMALES, v OTESTANT PREFERRED) TO rk ine small family. Call at 190 imsburg. , Wil as NUMBER OF GOOD DRESS MAKERS WANTED.— Apply at 14 West 1ith ot. A (ARPET SEWERS WANTED—WAGES LIBE! C A. T. STEWART & ©O., Broadway Sad ih at. HILD'S NURSE WANTED—TO GO INTO THE (iaine) to sanet in the care, of 0 gout child . A capable, can have a good and good wages. Best of recommendations required. No ‘objection to an intelligent person that would be a eee aa, Address, stating particulars, Mr. Welch, of UH ge rey apd WANTED—FOUR OR_FIVE FIRST class hands to trim and finish. Apply at Mrs. Conneil’s, southwest corner of 62d st. and Sth RESSMAKERS WANTED AT MADAME PAILLIER'S, 18 East 2nd st., near 4th av. None but good hands need apply. RESSMAKERS.—WANTED, THREE FIRST CLASS D ean ee Waster k Wines ‘machine. three ‘ti class waist makers and four trimmers, Apply early at No. 4 Astor place. TRAW SEWERS.—WA: rere, Apply from 9 to ai Madame Werner's, 18 Division stres| ALESWOMAN WANTED—IN THR MILLINERY BUSI. n intelligent person experience may apply at 41 Division #t., on Monday morning. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. work; one not afraid of work may apply at 122 West 2th at., basement door. NTED—A GOOD COOK, BREAD BAK! areehee and ironer, esters Mi . 22 ai rtp, tma family. * Salon Monday, trou it tet, MPETENT STRAW “Sed from 6 to7 PM, ANTED—A GOOD OPERATOR ON THE GROVER W ‘& Baker Machine, to work on children’s cloth. ing. Apply at F. 8, 7389 Broadway. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS MILLINER. NON ROT ry competent need : Macauley, S07 Brocderay. uf FIRST CLASS HANDS FOR Waarre ‘Mme. REVEREND, 3s ones WW" making _ Mme. REVEREND, 186 6th av. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN, IN Weg egetectonery stove ‘Apply at 1,233 Broadway from. 75S FAR NE ee: Warrnci te Tones caaren tad whi et Sone vue Wise acgot gang chren and apa of doing ANTED—FIRST CLASS jen” a W on ladi yasant een ‘none but fret Call autadare Corte’s 48 i a. ‘ ANTE! COMEETRNT MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, U iS fair cy elena HANDS FOR FINE SEW. clase, Freee td nae SLFER RAAINS, £8 CGURTON “WANTED BY A WHOLESALE EIQUOR HOUSE, A thorough salesman, who has Address 8. L. F. & Co,, Herald oflice. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, clerk, salesman or to make b in a drug or grocery store. Addr ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED RETAIL SALESMAN for the dry goods department, None but efficient men need apply. J. & C. JOHNSTON, 767 Broadway. ANTED—A SMART DRY GOODS SALESMAN WHO understands dressing a window, at 444 3d av. cash city trade. A SITUATION AS self generally useful ~ Herald office, MAN WANTED—TO GO A SHORT D) the country; one who understands the care and driv. ing sof horses, and garden. Inquire on Monday, from 10 to 12 lo clock, with references, of H, 0., $01 Catial st, up stairs, ‘ANTED—A SINGLE MAN AS GARDENER; MUST understand thoroughly vegetable and greeuhouse gar- dening. Apply, with recommendation, to Hl. A. P., 120 Front st, from 1b to HELP WANTED—MALES. N AGENT, THOROUGHLY COMPETENT TO MAN- age the business of a dramatic star (female), may mmunicate, by letter, with the undersigned, * § ELLA HARISO, 26 6th av. RESPECTABLE MARRIED COUPLE—DESIROUS of procuring a situation a& janitors in a publie or private building. Address note to J. C., Herald office, MPLOYMENT WANTED—FOR A THOROUGHLY educated Frenen gentleman, thiriy.four, years of age, not speaking English; but versed both in theoretical an practical scien as chemistry, mathematics, &c. Ap- ply at 17 East 17th st, Ugg ter HARDWARE AGENTS WILL CON- ‘sult their interest by calling at 118 Maiden lane, room No. 4; a liberal commission to right men. ‘ANTED—IN A NEW WHOLESALE FANCY GOODS ike up orders; one fan triromings, velvet, ri EN Pe : age, resent or formerly, and sala » box 6,789 New York Post 08. ANTED—IN A ointment HOUSE, A BOY TO enter who can write neatly and cor. sectiy: one having had experience, in dry goods profes pin to A. B. C., box Post “$e; Pi ‘ANTED—AT STEVENS HOUSE, 2% BROADWAY, three first class waiters, French or German; mi speak Enghsh, None but first class men need apply. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, ACCUSTOMED TO THE shi business and Custom House routine, who hand and bas some of a and domestic. Address, with and ‘box 2,402 Post office. ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, WHO IS USED to painting, from 16 to 20 years of Inquire at the American Agricultural Works, 44th st. and 10th av, ANTED—ONLY INTELLIGENT JEWISH MEK TO well the celebrated pictures, Scenes from Ji Aly Life of former days, Apply ie M Bamolson, A hoped ENERGETIC MAN, rye: old established produce business, in Market; none but those meaning business eash need address Leonard, Herald office. 'ANTED—AN ASSISTANT BARKEEPER; MUST UN- derstand his have the best of | refer- guege trom int place “Address ‘Claude, station L., New writes a iy i ____THE TRADE: A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO OBTAIN 4 SITUATION ine where could make hi useful im ‘branch of the business; an introduction prove a H.D., Herald office. LERE WANTED—A GENTREL, INTELLIGENT CERES teil Centyice c'mnrter’ Assess lente JOMPOSITORS WANTSD.—TEN FIRST Cignne, BOOK te dest work. Ap- MG Raspes beotaeee’ ook: poung room, 42 “a (UARTEL LAYERS WANTED, THOROUGHLY Ex. CO., Broadway and 10th st. Deere Serna = or Es a. T. EASES ESES LAr FR Shass PLcapens WanTRD—BY &. LaLor, LUMBER WANTED —A COMPETENT MAN WOU! P hare steady work. Tatuice of ABNER MILLS 450m, Dear, Baar on We, ents woes South B man (ken nda Instruction, wi st the business, | 18 YEARS we ey YOUNG M. bp ey ae. Call work; ive Beis Taew No.) Won sun st MERORANT nt Keach, pate an situation ins custom, eae PT ach leaded Hosa ipo ceectire Sea acres S WORST reuters, we ee vr Waa eee ee Werner eye W ‘aoe PLUMBERS IMMBDIATBLY,; MUST INCED COT desires ‘PROFESSOR 0. BALDINI TEACHES ANY LANGUAGE in sixty lessons, without books. Best proofs are his icholara, Only afew more wanted. 90 Varick, near street. ARIS EXHIBITION.—A FIRST CLASS TEACHER. Of muse plano and vocal, of olatelcal education; ‘Speaking French, German and English, would like to ac- company a family (o Europe or in the country, as tator oF companion. Address Tutor, box 391 Brooklyn PANISH LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN 4 SHORT TIME by a native and experie! professor, Address L. T., box 242 Herald office. WANZED_A GOVERNESS, TO TEACH AND TAKE 9 ‘ladies, and 16. “Aduress, with reference, H.,’bos 1,60? Post oflee, MACHINERY. 8, CAMERON 400., STEAM PUMPS, FOR BOIL- + ERS, FACTORIES, STEAMSHIPS, MINES, &C. TWENTY.SECOND STREET, CORNER’ OF iD AVENUE, NEW YORK. T FRANKLIN BOILER WORKS, FOOT OF MORGAN. street. Jersey, City—New Locomotives, Upright and Horizontal Tubular Bollers of ‘all sizes for kinds INE.—TWO HORSE POWER ROPER Crkoric ENG! Ho row ine f¢ le, lens ‘be seen run- Cees is Rican IE et aS at Broadway. INGINES AND BOILERS OF ALL Shafting, 84 and 10% cents per 1b. ; Hi Blowers, and miscellaneous . at DAVIS! Machinery Yard, 190 to 194 Son rireel, Jersey City, two blocks from the terry. INGINES AND BOILERS, NEW AND SKOOND hand, all sizes; Hydraulic Presses, lis, Anvils, Viees, English Cast St Be Ruy nae ee rine ferry. )R SALE—TWO STEAM ENGINES AND BO) of one and power; also Drilis alot of Machinists’ Tools. Apply to JAMES LYON, ‘531 Water street, near Jeffersun. RB Sal "EAM ENGINES AND BOIL! all pry low. D. G. SIMMONS, 58, 533 i jud~ iH or jest R SALE—TWO GOOD SECOND HAND Inquire of SCOTT & CO,, 31 Atlantic Dock, Rye FOR SALE.—THE NATIONAL ARMS ing about to renova © 8 new building: offer forsale at thett i ‘TEAM bet og mo 'AND MACHINERY, new and second Belting. LW, id ‘284 Water street, ‘ANTED—A ROTARY SHEARING 4ACHIAR TE ARRIVED Mike to fora the pe ER 5 hg VORR—$3 A OHALD) ELIVERED IMMEDI.