The New York Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1867, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, THs WATERING PLACES. SARATOGA SPRINGS. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Saratoga Srrevas, June 19, 1867. ‘This great head centre of fashionable frivolities, flirta- tions, fops and flunkies, has just undergone @ thorough brashing up in anticipation of the ‘approaching season of 1867. Congress Spring Park, with its secluded walks, Deautiful shade trees, remarkabie marble statues and more remarkable flirtation stools, has been improved by the laying out of new walks and the introduction of ad- ditional trees, By the by, those alarming marble figures have just perfected their summer toilets, having been thoroughly scrubbed by small boy, who, with » nail brush, as we passed him this morning was most vigor- ously polishing off ‘Ajax Defying the Lightning,” or ‘anything else you choose to call the very melanchofy gentioman who, with one hand grasping his back hair or waterfall, and the other hid in breast pocket, looks with @ most: beseeching expression toward Congress Spring, as if imploring one of the dip boys for @ drink. This etatue, besides being ornamental, frightens little children out of the Park. Another evidence of the season having opened is the errival of New York shopkeepers, who have already = Broadway two the unspeakable di of resident merchants, Representatives of the 1 of Israel are to be heal bebind er ‘monopolize the entire retail trade of the village. The Columbian Hotel, which was destroyed by last eeason, has been rebuilt of brick, not on the old aite—where a Methodist church is to appear—but down town, in the vicinity of that fashionable resort, the Clarendon Hotel, which Lams opened June 1, and has been 3 returnishing and en- ‘this house next week, if one may judge from the style and number of the pepo now sojourning atthe Clarendon it will season”, the resort of the quality, aad was opened on the L5ta inst. by Major who has offered the use of is Opera — and it is current); lon will adjourn The band will a arrive wo'the Cons Constitutional Cunventio: ported here that the Convent! Albany July 1 to Saratoga, and here remain until the rogressed very rapidly of late, brick—a supply of which bas mm obtained, and a full force wil be employ. aad th ia hoped the hotel will be ready for the text The | United States Hotel will certainly be rebuilt on a. hey but will uot be completed before next grounds are to be enclosed with a fence, . bide tne ruins 0 of what was once the cliof attraction Bouquet Johnny has not arrived, but the blind man has come to band, and has anchored himself as usual at Spring. There are any number of most be- witohing looking creatures, with very bigh chignons, to De seen at the Clarendon, where gentlemen are in great Fequost—for how is onc to do the spring before breakfast, or the round of dances in the evening. without a Cavalier? High boots and lamentably short skirts prevail pring inthe morning, but the other extreme is Painfully acco ihe evenings, when one is sure to be- come en! in the fearful trails he encount i poe ters in the e new eet to the lake is now finished, and is in pretty good condition and the August races will oceur, pp 6 efforts of the clergy to prevent them, So says the Hon. John Morrisse; One word about the ata which is most depi from one to two hours bo! an Hall bas not Kensselaer and Saratoga Railroad, gna bese agp being ime every day, ina dis- tance of forty miles. Think of oumimatng A hours in running a distance of thirty-six miles, from Albany here, Commodore Vanderbi:t will next season build a raitroad direct frem Troy, through Stillwater to this piace, here to connect with the Adirondack Rail poate eae opening a mow route to Saratoga and Niagara F POLITICS IN THE SOUTH. ine bag pobmenl Wie) pass an ordeal iu proof of out Pie dor 8 that the original Union men pb the lacks jected to. Their unionism is regarded as |, Ours is to be established, and we nm of bps fewer subj. rig? demonstrated, Must establish it to the satisfactio1 before we Lam be permitted to e: rules the —, and ages That party we therefore maps to c@, satisfy and conciliate. No other party has or iy to bave Power over us. If we scek to satisfy er party, or to carry out our Swithout consulting the views and m: exactions of the dominant party, we wil! ee al in what we desire to accomplish, viz: State. Poi therefore admonish ‘he pect, cautious and ce and Event subject before them with mpers, and deal with it as the all other business affairs up their minds 90 to act in refer- ae unconditional Union men? awe for the present to waive the high seats and to tent to Co operate in the work of Ne arenes 80 government that will protect us, Into rye 2p ty the advantages of of Seas < or will tad a to engace ratin, suicidal contest ise rand ihe dou ouewers E m= would elections, questions for The Lynchburg Virginian, of the 18th, takes issue with the Whig as follows:— We Lem a | all the well-meant endeavors of the the people of Virginia to take a prac- = fod of thet their situation. Toacertain extent we pathized with our ancient Whig owes. with in other days, to be in Wooks, and plunged headlong lato the oy ag into We Hardly dreamed then tb Leite taps merely, rehabilitation of the prors tonnes aftr op Sion which it as to secure and future welfare of this affli r= icted comme ae acon ly to consider, but decide, that solid ground which it thinks is 1 from differer . firm causeway over ‘that lies just before us. We sand points, and to ‘Sppearance of a quagmire than which to pass to @ solid greund We can regard the above as nothing party. We aislike’ to part com fe e com- y ay — but here ng sans coeaae us 8 reput ‘party shall refuse toaliow us to take our place in tt 4 come ae & party baoner—the ge disgrace—wo shall eloct to stay just where man, dut if we were, junnicutt and his sub- @ Charlottesville Chronicle, June 18.] jd & square up ficht in this between the whites ing the thing full in colored voters will ali register, that they vil all vote—and that they will — es a have seen overture afier overture, in other counties, in this State and < ether Jess than an invitation for us to dragoon to the radical by Union unless we are. —e are no lo: ge jeaders as ‘We fear jt and biacks. ‘iss time made by the whites to the colored Bunnicutt beso men, and add the Sgures stand 100,000 white voters to ans. We believe the white people of Virgi sense and intelligence than the white peopie of Louisi- ana; but how much more? We confess our most fears are aroused that thousands of white voters : offices, {From the Mobile Times, June 15.) Ex-Goveruor Perry, of South Gareitnn, has written @ Jeter urging the peop srr ‘pallet — the strategy tersely desi ardent jevers |i “qastorly inactivity, ‘and now when tho weakness of th: EA are aeonens ir the pian sub- urn to national ible, It is not a question of submission to military rule for life and handing it down to our children, as Mr. Perry 80 eloquently puts it, but a pein juestion whether we shal he sopinely ‘on our backs and he hands of the worst and most periaiy Ln with constitutions, or whether wo “non action policy” for the present He says under this bill Tana tt tbe tat oath wo - ov be p bevvogresanio® by “negroes,” diac! atheroers. We ne 2 ‘iter "dieauy. All al a the South are men who have permanently settled and become as thoroughly identified citizens as Saaeh born here; have planted their cotton seed, raised their mills, or factories—in some way given the aaeee of true cl Ataanin o who, born and North, with no State rights views and focumee knot whole nation, acting like men, in accordance with settied convictions of right, fought in the fede ranks for the maintenance of the Union solely, and who are not now nor were ever black republicans; men who had no prejudices in this war, no fanaticism to ight for, simply desiring the restoration of the Union a it was, When the war closed and armed forces bad laid down their arms and di pad thought the ques- tion settled, and were willing to grant goneral amnesty to all returning to their loyalty. They have come among us with only kindly feelings, are now of us, our interests in the future-must be shared-bg. them, and why should we not trust them? They can, without perjury, take the required oathe, and why not represent us until the disability of so many of our old and trusted citizens be removed, as must soon be the case, after a full restora- tion of our rights in the nation. RELATIVE SCRENGTH OF THE WHITES AND BLAOKS IN ALA- BAMA, A gentleman in Montgomery, Ala., after a careful ex- amination of the state census for 1866, concludes that the mbor of persons who will register as voters will be about one hundred and eighty thousand, dividde simost equally between the whites and biacks—the latter, if anything, being in @ majority. He estimates of the one hundred delogates to be appointed among the several counties. South and Central. Alabama will have sixty-six members in the convention, and North Alabama ee Lae, by which # will be seon that the Northern portion of the State henceforth loses iia controlling influence in the State Legisiuture. Io Mobile county” the white voters will be in & majority of two to one over the blacks. Mississippi. [From the Canton Mail, June 15,} WHAT OUR PROPLE WILL DO. The people of this apr itiay section have is gen- erally settled upon the policy as advocated in our col- umns—~—a policy supported by the larger and more influ- ential portion of the press of this State. At one time, indeed, when it was urged vehemently by those who held aloft the banuer of the Sherman bill, that under its dark folds we might secure ourselves, that this bill was a finality to Congressional persecution—that when we drauk this dose our dead States might live again—the faith of many grew weak, and they felt sorely tempted to depais from the’ straight and narrow path into tho broad way that leads to destraction. But wiser counsels have prevailed, and the arch radical bimself coming out and dociaring that the Dill was no condition of the readmission of our States, that this was not the temple in which we could take refuge, bas broken the film that was gathering over our eyes. There has been arevulsion in the public senti- ment. Many who were tempted to desert the path of principle were brought back, and those who went not astray felt reassured. The peel we say then, seoms to be generally adopted in of the country—that whil mupaba rariaieirtg seers” ourselves the power of oe our votes must be cast against a convention ‘that shall have for tts object the adoption of the prin- ciple of the Sherman bill. bcbg he, the subject; but this is the calm and settled ‘the majority of that portion of our peopie wi phe lie or radicals, the same paper. man accedes the policy'‘aud wisdom of it we fear there is som: we wore invaded by acom- mon foe, Weare invaded now by foes, not open and brave, but mean and beeen Aeeeanrepe tore rab and are trampling under A correspondent of the Vicksbu! writing from Calhoun Station, under date of June 8, as the total who CITY COURT OF MOBILR—JUNE TERM, 1967. ye ed a Hexuy Cmampercaty, presiding in said The Grand Jury for this term deem it for the public gond to embruce the following statements in the usual Teport required of them upon subjecta which of ne- nen tren 9 im the discharge of their du- THE LATE RIOT. jury beg leave to say that in the of their it to make inquiry into the the public peace jpon the occasion of a recent public meeting in this city. The testimony of witnesses of good character and standing in this community tended to show to the jury the following state of facts:—That since the late war the colored people, in the exercise of their unquestioned right, have purchased largely of guns, pistols and other firearme, of the use of which they were ; that they have, om several oc- casions Meare nagar pg ja disturbances among themselves, one ches, several were wounded in that way. More eae ee have held meetings of a po- litical character and in large numbers, and at those they bave bled bearing ts turbance, And the jury have been cailed to investi. gate a serious case of this kind occurring recently, and onSunday, atachurch for colored tn this city. About a fortnight before the meeting at which vA a Kelley spoke, a very large assembly of Of color took in the suburbs of the city, and the ad- journment of the meeting, and at a iate hour of the ‘night, the rnole community ae get a uleted 0 very heavy and 2p rearms by 2 crowd. a afterwards that tho fring was mainly in’ the air, and that no one was burt. From the efect of.these demonstrations, when the an- Bouncement was made that Judge Kelley would address pare. ang it at the saine Ume became understood that the co a people would attend in large numbers, ieee and hite people were averse to attending the meeting and coming in contact with those thus armed. At this mecting there were : i z i Hr iF 4 ni : 5: if < i eel a j ni i ila aula i Fy : a HES great majority of the colored people also lett precipi- tately, and the was soon occupied alone by seme banda of col men, whe continued to fire, and pro- coeded through the ining streets attacking and chasing White persona Seem, ie aly ante, mee killed, was set upon by a band of this sort, his lite taken while with bis assailants, They J) been ized. The only other person Tilted | § panes of mecting. Reet Stuck oc it anoh ete Mrersioed vis cortain fag colered men at this meeting, a once, Were very poeple gm thee nites bo i find, from om to mea, nor bance or breach evidence before was fired the Jotnt meeting the pial no be looked for streets at speedily suppressed s ‘Gnd that the conduct of the party result, but that it most likely grew out of the fact that firearms Kelley or the the unfortunate were openly worn men presen! $4 that some one of them oe . scien radia patlccuing tn sary» Faso 9 | juent panic. Vani wi a (or 41, was Killed or wounded, since wit! ag well as ample force to protect them in all their os of person aaa eae. It is to be apprehended ‘that their right to arms may rua into unbridied THE WEEKLY HERALD. ‘The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary Journal im the Country. The Wsexty Heratp for the present week, now ready, contains the concluding part of the interesting story entitled “MARK CONSTABLE’S REVENGE,” axD “LITTLE BLUE EYES." 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Single copies, Five @ents each. A limited number of advertisements in- serted in the Waexty Herat. _ SITUATIONS — WANTED—FEMALES. % 2 ARROOR STREET, ROOM NO. 9.—A | MIDDLE ES Gg boa rotestant Woman as oook aj \dreas or to do gene: EXrunion'm tho Christan el jon; will goto the re pw ligton; eo country; MADISON 8T.—A gre ee romans TO DO general housework; a boarding house preferred; good clty reference given. Call for two days. 10 WEST, UTH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.—A RE. spectable girl as food plain cook, washer and ironer, 2 would do the housework of @ small family. Can be at her present employer WEST 10TH 82, NEAR VA Yi 15 lady, just arrived from Di gE tent to teach them Ei OF woulld take cha: music; a comfortable objection to the country. 1 VANDEWATER ST., THIRD FLOOR—A MARRIED few dayaconfined, « baby to wet nurse at STANTON ST... NEAR CHRISTIE, A NUMBER OF well recommended German girls. Mrs. Lowe's Ger- man Institute. JUNE 21, 1867—CRIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL. © 126 “RIVINGTON ST.—A RESPROTABLE af. TO go out by the day or week; understands all & (™ of family sewing. Call for two days, 128 begiven. WEST 19TH ST, BETWEEN 6TH AND. mm wash respectable gir as chambermald ‘small private familg.” Beat of chy references” eas 136 FAST Wt St—A COMPRTENT, GIRL, or ake cae of cilirn and"G0 ais sowing? moult oS short distance in the country. Roterences if required. © 136. RAST Houston st, wean 187 Av, IN THE fancy store.—A competent gir girl as chambérmald aid and seamstress. Or nurse and seam: Tady: can cut and dt childrens’ clothing ea go to the country ; "best ‘alty 138 MEST, TH st, FIRST FLOOR, IN THE rear.—A young girl as chambermaid snd waitress +1) jncelmaemas selena city reference, Call for isa operatar, at for two 7TH AY. . DRSWEEM TH AND 21ST STS.—TWO sisters: or noth are, thoroughly the roughly ex ~ and respectable; maid 0 Derienoed, and will be fo city reterence can be given, 148 EAST WTH ST.. FOURTA FLOOR—A WIDOW fet, of shons thirty who 2 had experiance io pay oe affairs, ag housekeeper or companion in a frst 149% EAST 2TH ST., NEAR 2D AV.—A RESPEOTA- LJ Joung German girl, to do chamberwork or gen- 152 ma <. On wae, mee —A TOUns GIRL, IN ae lure tone 156 8T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS chambermaid and waitress, or nurse; no objection EAST 2TH to the country; good city reference. Call for two days. 15 WEST 39D srw COMYETENT WOMAN AS * take ful of an infant or growin, cman | to. abjection to live it WEST NEAR 7TH AV.—A YOUNG Bil ss. Gombenedl aed woseeen sonia aoe. gral housework in u «mall family; no objection to the coun. 161 hess, a8 cook; city reference: 169 22 St CORNER OF 7TH AYA. YOUNG in i,t 8 private family to take care of children and do F to assist with the up stairs work; has uo ob, ious to the country? has good 199 Av. NEAR 2D ST.AS NURSE. AND JAD seamsirosa; can operate on’ Whesler & Wilson's ‘sewing machine. The best of city reference can be given, 20 WEST 27TH ST,, BETWEE avs.—An English irk latel; iasled. to Gane work or take care of children or light housework ; would like to goto the country. Call for two days, WEST 2TH ST., NEAR 7TH AV.—A COMPE- tent woman, who ‘thoroughly undersiands her busi- willing to assist in washing and ironing; references. RR i cette a LP _WANTED—#EMALE > DO GENERAL aOUsEWORKS washer and ironer do plats ea Call af Gd t., second rom SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. nnn West ara sr. —Two RESPEOTAB sone |W inter; one as cook, waalier and ironer ambermeld’ and waitress; best city Tefarcnce, 1) aoe dection to the country, 47 -= AY., BETWEEN 38TH AND 29TH STS., IN the ‘store—as chambermaid and assist with the Washing and ironing, oe as waitress; undoubted city refe- Teuce for six years, i 2 Wy anrep—a > ™ ANTED— 4 COMPETENT Dae Wits : WRESSM AKE! clase work. “Apoiy st TAs wee Broadway, second 487 3B AY. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT—A FIRST Fare clase operator on Wheeler & & Wilson's machine, els diy done; tucking we orders ent tnt atria 2 AF NEAR . coy yaore wae £ maaan good cook and to wash and iron; ngs the ‘country preferred. “Cail for (wo EAST MTH ST.—A COMPETENT orm ae chambermaid or waitress, or to take care of ; two years’ reference from her last place. ANTED—A GIRL, TO. 0, DO. WASHING | AND IRON- Ving aud chamberwork, References reqived, “Apuiy ANTED—A WOMAN TO ogi WASH AND Row. in the country. Aj Felerences, 265 West Sth at., from 10 A. Wa af 4 Lien pd V4 ee ADU! 1 alao di pone Bat those wilh referenee fat Call at 37 mat 25th at., between 10 and 12 o/cloek, today 4D AV.—A GERMAN GI HAMBER- work or take care of childre! peti ne aD AY. BETWEEN STH AMD 25TH BTS.— do‘roning and French uth tung. Cialis si 8D AV., BETWEEN 45TH AND 46TH — 664. Dreapectavie so Hout by the ds 731 WASHINGTON ST., CORNER OF BANKS.—A pt respectable German girl, as chambermaid. Call for AN ORPHAN LADY, OF YOOTH AND REFINEMENT, desires a position as jerness OF assistant in fine needlework; would go Lor, es e this country as ompanion to an invalid lady; to Cu eral espect. . Mason, box 14 sevparten only will address Miss A ‘FOUKG eg oF bye nae s'e4 ae 18 years, indy ; ts willing and obi To character ‘Kiaroas ot to aoauge A. B.L,, YOUNG WOMAN pu 8 VERY DESIROUS ‘TO go. TO San Francisco; class di er) an Dares in sloknose is willing’ to eas compauion for'an valid, or assist in tal ing oare of ch hildren; will ask no re- muneration for services, except the defraying of the expenses of the journey. Inguire or address, for one week, Mies nie Morrison, Gates av., necond door from Washington ~» Brooklyn. N AMERICAN LADY WOULD TAKE CHARGE OF A gentieman’s house for the summer ; would cook for one ¢ Fre oanant Dest of city reference. Address H, E., ata YOUNG ISRAELITISH LADY (GERMAN) WANTS a situation as housekeeper, or to attend in a store in some respectable business. Address J. H. P., Herald office. A YOUNG ¢wIDOW, LaDy OF GOOD EDUCATION wishes to obtain a home for herself and child in some family as housekeeper or companion ; no objection to the guuatey; good reference, Address A. P., station G., for two s. 203 NEST ZTH ST. NEAR ITH AV., FIRST FLOOR— SIO, -An good cook, Washer and froner; 8 good baker. 80 a F chamberwor cr 7 country; city reference. ork waling and wanking: ely oF RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION ‘as seamstress; no objection to take cl change of a child; 1° 205, WEST — 8T,, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH ond floor. front room—A respectable wo- hing and froning at her own residence, or ould 7% out by the “aay: good city reference, Call for one 9202 BAST 2TH STA RESPECTARLE WOMAN, ‘an cook, and is willing to assist io the washing and ironing. Can be seon for two days, 20 WEST ‘MTH 8T.—TWO COMPETENT GIRLS, ‘one aa first cl who understands her busi: ‘neas in ailits branches; the other as thorough chamber. maid. and would assist with children or the taundress. or do plain sewing; have the best of references. Can be at their present employer's for one week. Private family. WEST ISTH ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH ava.—A respeetablé colored girl to travel as nurse ; good olty reference. Q]] WESTISTH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 6TH AVE — A young woman As nurse and plain sewing: no ob. fection to go in the country. be seen for two days. 1TH AV., NEAR 2TH ST., IN THE STORE.—A Tespectable woman as frat class enok: understands gilkinds of baking: ments, soups and jellies; good city re- ference. Call fortwo days, WEST STH ST., BETWEEN 77H AND STH AV! in the rear.—A. respeot: old with her; isa washer and troner; good 2 8 b Apa fa 5 ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH spectable youn woman, as chambermald nd to do fine 9 warhin ironing, or as laundresm no ob. ‘country ; WEST 89D ST, BETWEEN 7TH AND 6TH AV8.— A respectable young girl to do general housework. fa fully competent; ' would prefer to go out 0} city. Ad: , station F. (A YOUNG LADY, IN HER, ISTH YEAR, WHO HAS been well brought up and educated, member of a Chris- an church, wants « home with some good family as com. nion, or would travel as companion with a lady or family; eatrea'no compensation, but feels tue toss of a tother. AX: dreas Agnes, box 3,993 New York Post oflleo, LADY .WHO WRITES NEATLY, LEGIBLY AND ‘and having a thorough knowledge of the 8 accus ed to translate and correct and script for the press, desires occupation as Pe ., Everett House. rapidly French lang’ tran seribed ma copy tat LADY WISHES A SITUATION TO TAKE CHARGE ot & house during the summer or as housekeeper to & famliy; can instruct 1 jerman and English; good Forergicon, Address W., box SEs Post office. or PROTESTANT LADY, AT HOME IN PARIS, SPEAK. ing French, Boglish {derman and Italian well io travel as companio ing to Europe; best ef references given ‘and, required. ‘a Gtiress tor three days 4.0. ., box 8 station D. re HIGHLY ws Baerga peg staal ctu ferns 18 es to engage in a small plain family (where there sraare bo hi ghildren) to assist in ihe household duties and the family; se aa orp Rome where eho. would be kindl treated desirable; refined manners, industrious and disposition; would rather live in Brooklyn. Address for two days Agnes, station D. COMPETENT DRESSMAKER AND SEAMSTRESS will alee day or wook; best reference. Ad. Gress Dressi N EXPERIENCED WOMAN WOULD Wis To ea child to take care of three oF four years old. Apply to 902 Hast Sth wt 13's temel sind Meld WANTED, BYAGERMAN WOMAN, UU 1s tit class French cook; thoroughly understands every of the art. Ouly frst class houses adarese MM, box Tat Horakd often: am ° . jection to go short distance Yat ‘alty ref- oe. days. ‘as seamstress; can fit child rea’s jan be seea for two and Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machi: Greases and operate on can give good reference. PET ey ould make herself generally useful. 7 = i = WTH 8T.—A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WEST 16TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, =~ no objection to assist with the washing an Can be soon at ber present eaploere {8 eae TTH AV., NEAR STH ST.—A PROTESTANT woman ‘is cook ai and tron in a amall fears family; is capable sana wil from 20 8T.-A COMPETENT MONTHLY fe seen for two day; no objections to ihe Sousicy? the boat reference given. aye 2 RIDG! h ApREO. wi 2lis~ r} Siam! pty bry 23 SES: 8T., heen Mapa tings REAR—A STEADY, nam nahn gk class plain cook in a large or mall isan ling to tal family ; ay at) Bi daly, dt ait in washing and ironing; country pre. TO apd ‘the best of 2 — 3D 8T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS cook. washer and ironer, or to do general housework. ‘Has good reference. 29. CORNELIA 8T.—A RESPECTABLE Morne as cook, washer and ironer, or todo general hi work; best city reference. THOMPSON ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN WHO thoronghly. bag ding work, wishes steady nt; gl or frame work. Call on mona, tia le Oe ‘el tress and mend highly. Call at their present piace. ty reference 232 WOOSTER ST.—A_ FRENCH af a eal Pe fine washing and fluting; laces done up equal new. Q5O WEST NTH St. BETWREN STH AND 9TH (3 ava—A ing girl, g004 cook, Ieee onc elrto “oA frte tape 252 SECA eonenaieves hei Beth and waitress or as chai ‘and fine washer; has the 253 BAST ITH ST., BETWEEN AVS, BAND CWA neat, tidy young girl as cook ; waderstande all Kinds Of cooking and bal ‘So objection to a dst class boards ing house; country or city; good reference. 1G] WEST 77H ST.—4, RESPECTABLE YOUNG qroman to do general housework in « small fanaily; ho objection to go s short distance in the country. O74. TH AY. BETWEEN I°TH_AND I8TTL STS.—AN perieniced nurse, who ta.capable of taking care Of an infant: hae teen rain last place, from which she can furnish the Treat of ref reference. Call tor two days in the sniltbery store. WEST STH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND STH are.—A competent young woman. invodrens would ‘woul ban t 28 And to do fine washing and ironing, or ae | Taundrens ; €2,8 short distance in the country; jwo days. 37 WEST loTd St.—s RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT | QQ() STI AY... CORNER OF 30TH ST.—A GIR girl as nurse in a private family; no objection (o assist nurse an reamstress; hax five years’ referbnce. in the chamberwork. Can be seer tiVongnged at her present employer’, 4.0) EAST 220 ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO COOK, WASH | QQO sttt AY., IN THE STORE—A YOUNG WOMAN, and {ron In « ama farnlty; also giri to do chamber. A to do any fine sewing or take care of a child; to go work or as laundress. Call for two days. in the country; ref FERRY ST., REAR.—A RESPE IRL, TO \TH AY.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAX, TO DO LE GIR. 4 general housework ine email} private family; no alae go in the country; the best of references. 302 the washing of a private family at ies own house; iso first class laundress, _Gall on oraddress Mrs. Callahan. 4.6 YHITE 8T.7A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, {na private family to do plain sewing or take care ot Saran fer or address to James Leahy, Btettneimer & LEROY ST.—A RESPROTABLE ENGLISH Wo- coo) todo general house- family. Call fortwo days 7 7 WEST 2TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND TTll AVS, ‘As cook and to assiat in washing and ironing; best of eity reference. 7 A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WIDOW ith oye child sramstroas in "a private family; pa A jctions oe ‘ ihe ‘country ; snot #0 much an ‘a good home: Of clty references can be given wt, iT ST, IN THE REAR—A RESPECTA- young sort ‘as cook; would assist in washing Sarias Brookiyn.— 89 Kees 19TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV, IN THE REAR— As cook by 5 Projestant woman; understands cooking, d desserts. Good city reference given. 96 , BETWEEN SMITH AND HOYT, 3 chambermaid and plain sewer or as do fine washing; can do all kinds of! fluting, 10 ST.—A yo ine ake deed Sect, widow—as a ot references given as given and Torett 102 2 ; THIRD FLOOR, FROST ToowSi respectable Woman, to cook, wash and irom; no ob- JORIS fm the coeur, sned at reference, Can be ‘ween for ‘STH ST., BETWEEN OTH AV. AND BROAD. ik Jeune woman, 10 do house iu a small family ; is neat and smart her work; has the best ciiy reference. 103, fe Fa . —-A ae aa pace, 303 EAST 29TH 8T.. COTTAGR.—AN EXPERI. enced oooh. Witt excellent city reference, elther.in the city or a few miles ta, the country; an_ excellent baker, makes pastry, does washing in the neatest style; wages $12, 4 303 EAST, RTH St, COTTAGE HOUSE.—A TIDY OUD air, of 19, as children's male and to wait ona on a lady j nowe neatly or ‘g0 in the country as seametress and parlor maid. e 31 EAST MD ST.—A GIRL, 4 YEARS OF AGE, TO e mind children or to do itgnt ehamberwork; no ob- Jeetions to th country. Apply for three days. 319 RAST SST ST., fone FLOOR, “BACK e room.—A. respectable he young ot. ‘as cook and to as- sist with washing and 1 0 ‘housework for's small private faruily; beat c! weayn Teference, Call for two days RNER OF PACIFIC STREET AND VANDERBILT re, Brooklyn, second floor, front room. —A respectab Skee anaeene ne fara of private board excellent ‘and froner; best city refer. UROPE.—A LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE. 7 ment wishes an engagement, to a lady oF amily to Europe as companion, oF to, to make herself general ful. Call on or address tort tage Mee Foi 294 81 No S20 other than expenses ¢: xpected. -ANTED—OPERATORS AND BASTERS ON JA0K. tree §i2,and linen coats on Wheeler & ‘& machine of the above kind 1 two pair stairs up. ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED PERSON TO a poe he One well recomme: Mead bie a gue ar Warmm-s zeus me LADY, TO ATTEND A yaseny store; must daions. Apply at "between 12 and 2 o'clock, NTED—FOR BROOELYN, Lempert hgh must be a good wi Wilson's machine: for two “thys to Ml cI irs. R. mat Re washer gad erty and can milk a cow preferred, por Bortiande | ia New York: m ne Sod ana chamber RK ed with conveyancing, t y's ‘Address O., box 8,014 desires a situation at a Post office, YOUNG MAN WITH A SMALL ACQUAINTANCE retail dealers, but with a thorough knowledge Of the goods and the wants of the retal! trade, wants a situ. ation with a good wholeasle dry goods or notion would like to make a short tri portion West before the commencement of fall trade; believes thas ft would be advantageous to a good Yery moderate. Suitable referense, &c. Address box 14 ty SALESMEN WANTED—BY A SILK AND FANOY jobbing house; State or Western trade Apply at 62 Walker » ‘ANTED-DRY GOODS SALESMEN, ONE speaks German. Apply to T, K. Horton & Co, @7® Fulton st., Brooklyn. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SALI ‘acquainted with New York, Pennsylvania and Jersey trade. Address Clothing, 6) and 83 Leonard at COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EKPE- Henoed man, who thoroughly understands his busines no objection to’ the country, garden; best elty reference. ACHMAN’S SITUATION WANIED—BY AN EXPR- rienced young man who thoroughly understands hie to the Sountey; vory beat city refer- EMPLOYMENT FOR A USE. XARDENER.—WANTED, nd {otelligent man as gardener or Tul, trustworthy and nurseryman, Addrees NTED_BY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATION as ‘coachman or to take care of a road team ht yeare?” reference. Call on or address Coachman, 50 4th ‘ANTED—BY HIS FORMER EMPLOYER, A SITU A~ oa] understands bis business, hdres ‘A. Be 7 ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY & single man; thoroughly understands hia business; ne objeation fo the country. good city reference. A , box 124 Herald office. HELP | WANTED—MALES. ‘OUNG MEN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT SHOULD ol aad tablished undoe ble vacancies open this WITH $1,000, TO TAKE CHAROR ota hotel es BOOKE regan emeral superintendents tm THOMPSON, 699 Broadway. 3 BOOKKEEPER, riera, 8 bartenders, 5 men who write tin aasaet meu for howls and steambouts, at 684 room 10, TO INTRODUCE A NEWLY poche WANTED—TO I targugheub the country. Apply to OOD CANVASHERS WANTED (MALI 4 Brooklyn. Add No. an New Herald Bi YOUNG MAN 53 ae GOIN, THE ADVER, Butter and Chi aaicn Bus! , stter in starting che Hutter and, Cheese, Bu Apply on the premises 33 ‘Bish svemves WITH Bg Be HAVE &A ‘Tarmnnont stanton ins ght Sy ewenell tn oe OUSEKERPEES OFTUATION WANTED BY (A LADY well educated ; no has been ion good; prefers widows a no ) obigetion to the care of children, Addreas’ or four days G. . box 110 Herald office. ITUATION ee HEAD WAITE: - English, ad French. Address K., SPEAKS 100 Her- — $$ gene penne Cm a iy EMPLOYMENT IN FANCY Ss Teferanoen, Kddtees Salesewoman, onion, w ‘day. No ob; tion to country town: ree aha ANTED—A SITCATION, Af CHAMBERMAID. ue bie English waitress, trees, By a. mn be seen at her present supieecr olumbia College, corner of Madisou av. and to the country. Professor J th st., until Juue 24. WANTED.—A LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE- rant, well quatited, would ifke 8 position es house. keeper for 5 would care of a house for S family while‘out of town sing th the summer; can Ail & csition a8 copyist amanuensia, or companion tos lady. given and required. Clark, 1,809 Post office. ANTED—A cbt 9 As proton sermemtger Powe A young lady; best clty reference. Mise Ln ation BP Grated at" é ANTED—BY A YOUNG SCOTCH LADY. JUST. AR- a situation as i wos, tad: coe teach b Enel, h, planotorte ad ingng a aaiary }; the best refereuces given, Her- office. Wistar A YOUNG ‘SCOTCH LADY, OF GooD qualifications, a situation as business saleswoman ; the best of dross M. W. Paes box 196 Herald office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG SCOTCH LADY OF GOOD Address, situation ine photographic establishment; can moun’ col , keep a reception room and books; experi in all branches of the business; salary moder. otter of references given. Address Marie, box 165 Herald gone ‘BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN, ith a lady as companion or to attend to chil. pile ‘address Miss A A., station F, 3d av. Wantenas SITUATION, BY A YOUNG LADY, 10 travel with a respectable femity as waiting maid or references given, ¥ take care of ohiidren; is fet ta) » caret ey ae Nos 3 spot references given if reqal Reallit eH Ni eat at, ford, Conn. yANTED=—MALES. 0% vice who (horoughly har gna the English bardware 8T.. NEW YORK—A YOUNG MAN a0 iter ment with « whol hunter 4 Co. coping of stock. wishes for an en Or retail house, Address J. ‘od- 32 WEST STH ST. NEAR STH AV.—A RESPEC. D Table girlas good cookand taker, and will assiat tn py) if req se has, the best-of” city: referevosss would goa short ee in the country. JIG MONROR st. TOP, FLOOR—A YOUNG GIRL, bermaid or to do light housework: no ob ction Bro ya! good reference’ Call for two days at her duties, 5 WEST = ST.—A family, a end mp ln | woman, im a private family; is good plain and good laundress. ‘The bess of city reference, “f EAST ITH ST.) FIRST FLOOR—A YOUNG RE. 338 Teel ‘American girl, ambermald and wait. ress; u uandrstanda washing and bovisee hes cl ity references, NEAR SIST ST, boy yet B pon, 340 fe Fick thon. -A reepectabi git mall fs 4 i washer au mal ni at o fa coats ood city yy aoe wo 10: O33 "ane gree wat referenen from last refere 35 RAST 19TH 8T., FIRST PLOOR—BY A HEALTHY Young married’ woman, as wet nurse in some re. spectable amily: reference exchanged. AVA Tove Wous MAN, AS CHAMBER. runid asd t» Go plate sewing or tate on 6. tady: ; bas the best city 195 "ts and en reference, Can be seen for two days, SIXTH _AV., BELOW 9TH 8T.-GOOD SER. 106 cabin ere eapecrie WEST OTH 6t., NEAR 107 Sena ety jo general bow stsll pratt ‘tami ‘copable SRyetton to go senate rey in the tountry. TLL SRS 27H oT SA, RESERCTARLE woMax as first ciass coo! iness to {ta branches; would go th the country with a good family. T13 HES NTE ST REOOND, Loon —» rinse dn Sua to tas mere tess weeks Oden SP” 115 WEST STH ttaee & care of 3 0} NEW NU: wa 128 ST., SECOND opm Pro} — . erie Serene: = woman, @ child to wet 351 & tt sist at TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM— Jou rectawaene Call for two days, The best nuree at Ricowe ofr reference. 364 yy WANTED: i bermaid; American ; 395 395 estat craic Gin, AS aa deenk: is ane tion to the country ; good enty 408 WEST BIST 8T., NEAR 9TH AV.—A RESPECTA. 7 e.g 10,8 emiail private fa pan, to do general 413 BEAG roti oem TOP German ei cok FRONT Af ae 9 —A RE- ‘Can be seen for two ga cook pt plain ‘Washing i 4. 418 AV., ONE poon FROM ‘ap 8T.—a tr bs private family; ference. Call Tot we 437 ii Re °Y | Skjstin to go tote eouatry the summer; has good city | 40 ie i an are a we A® yo = ‘hee AND WHO HAS large trade business. ke arrangements wine, ie Rowse, avai elas addrese A.’ A., box GENTLEMAN OF INTEGRITY, FULLY QUALI. A, fied by a long business experience, and wus orreaponel house; can been in the trade for 16 years; a whole. will be dealt with. No other need Herald office. acquaintances. able, Ie desirous of associating with a com erage house, or with a banking of insurance com- fants, os, Can maa some capital ‘Address Koterprise, A Sarton merrnuaes & Toutes net : ates Rittasat cham Wir Tesh See lyn TnrPont of office, for three days. LAD 17 YEARS OF AGE WISHES A SITUATION in some jean; has some knowledge of the te! furnishing business; can come recommended, Ad- jrese B. C., box 109 Hernid office. AMES HONEST YOUKG MAN (GERMAN), WHO HAS Inene Rnowledge and well recommended, Fishes fo act as agent and collect. rents for some gentleman ving property. Address H. Hi, box 117 Herald oflice, er heme bX Yu tinea howe, i $ a rat nine 6308 (9600 capital REWORK, MUST a DO GENERAL ee two days at 176 eat Sth st, near 8th av, eee A MARKET; 878 SIXTH AVENUB, Wassee: —A SMART, HONEST AND NEA? boy, well business, can apply at 75 Un the fish and oyster niversity place, corner of sth at WANTED—TO LEARN SAIL MAKING, ABO! Ts oe peste ot eon. Apply at 195 West st caus UNTRY cmurs 38 WANTED—TO SELIo manufactured Pee 497 Broadway. MFLOYMENT—AN ACTIVE MAN WHO CAN WRITS 8 good hand, and is quick Tiverer'and salceman. Apply at UR MEN WANTED—AT THE ead are HALP track, Seventy-second street Broadway, to care of horses and hance themscives goucrally useful ITE INSURANCE.—A FIRST CLASS WELL ESTAB- ished Life Insurance orcharac wea & man of\superior Ce Sicapent practical price $2 60; acct! con sake at accounts, wanted as dew . ies era sate : “lenirable’ situation. Compesy, Herald office, with Deane AVELLER WANTEDUIN THE STATIONERY AND. trade; one who can sel and ie ‘Went and Southwest. Address box 3,08 New Yorts -ANTED—AT 6 WEST Lepr St. —A STRONG YOUNG (Friday) betwoom years 0 Applicat: ‘ons 1 received Hay ‘ond ALL young mom 63g and 8 o'clock. None but BERG salary NTED—A MAN WHO CAN MILK WELL AND AS- sist in the stabie, wi \d_ clean hi Apply at 20 North Moore st ayetween 10 and 12 o'clock. amy WORK A PAR! Ww4ste> ‘A MAN TO gee AG J ANTRD—CLERKS, ment Hithout delay. ‘Apply to WAR AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAX, To =a ly, saloon; those Wits g work Sppiy to A. Unger, 43 ilepevatd se ANTRD—A BOY, 1H, 4 LAWYER'S OFFICE, WHO hand. Addtess, with reference, Lawyer, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY MAN, THOR. ughiy acquainted with the trade of bayiug and ‘and selling in New York, as saiesmnan in first class hinent up Lown. Address. with panic of cy yrelnrences salary expected and full partieulars, box 6,179 speed MALE AND FEMALE, TO SELle g Antl-Mosauito end Dislnfecting Paper. |. CONSTANTIN & CO., 138 W: iTED—A YOUNG MAN. FROM “SIXTEEN 4 arene years old; one having a fair knowledge Medicine, Taquire of Bush & Curtis, ny MAN, TO ACT AS FOREMAN: NTED—A STEADY MAN, fe ll be given. Address D., box Hd Lier- D=IN A LARGE AND. EXTENSIVE OLOT! wes "ramen, oxtabiishment, on the Jat, day Octo! foreman; ooly men covvercas: Madrasa, sealing, refereneon bar @00D Lye sry AT @ GREENE ‘THE | TRA) ITHOGRAPHER ACCUSTOMED To a ‘ORoGRArHI. rk wishes asituaiien, Address Lithographer, irk Hotel, Hoboken. YOUNG MAN OF 19 WISHES le Bg Ae a, has served thi would Lit instructions, Cail at Christopher st, tor Lh ons SPINNER — WANTED. & MAN WHO TAS HAD experience, 1o uke charge of s room Seon a delay to D WOMEN WANTED A GooD MARY Oty CSELS AND a chenge nati oulied, at Institute, OMPOSITOR. WANTED, A YOUTH WHO 114s Ine ad sore experience at jobbing, at Turner & Mignand T 36 OTT AV. WANTED. COOK CHAMAERMAID, A waltress, laundress, No charge wali! suited, —A WOMAN COMPETENT TO iiaiege Inquire at Union Adame’, —ON WHEELER CF A Let 9 yoo TP or imsT Lass Wane wan WANTED. eee toe yunaer garments Apply iy at 379 Ooh av. ANTED-—A GERMAN GIRL FOR A 8M. ‘LL FAMILY, Ww aad and bas food recommends: | tons, a 300 B Bort ty rearenene reg between Id and cat Gd a. A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON; Wiseere shamberwork and aasiet ‘the waeh: ANTED—A_ FIRST Bore, tg HOTOGRAPHERS.—WAXNTED, AN TOR take charge of the dark, rooms, tn a irat class thorough!: petent and well Bir imnediaely at Sheraan’s “Gailery, 200 and 3 Pui IGN rAIRTRG, WANTED, A on ee MAN if underatanda ahi ers; no others Gan ‘st residence 241 Wi Hoth ty after siagoreloes ts WANTED-A TALLOW MANUTACTORER, uo t UN« mi, oco Maudie oot oe an a phe YIRST CLASS STITOREN Ce dueets ot fore b opainan, f at @e rer Pay yous ee Capers