The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1868, Page 3

SITUATIONS WANTED—-FEMALES. Cooks, &e. 6 face raton. te . BETWEEN 6TH AND —A first class [hate cA Ara clans cook a private fant family; under. i seferencs; no objection to the sounisy, Calf fer tes ee 9 & sz. ny NEAR bt fb Sore waRSESOTABLE sade ion estos tot ‘ue fs pal ae costo be od 7 ; Mood rererence p.m pe EAST UTH 8T., BETWEE: 19 aie ay respectable fe gist as_good on in enaks washer and ironer; understands Boot city reference from last Place, Gall ino bari ey renee cram lect iene, Call. foo twa care... WA Se df BOWERY — 4 RESPE TABLE YOUNG WO. man as Fa Plain cook, ironer; good city 44 WPST 18TH 8T.—A GIRL AS COOK; IS A GOOD BF nr and pastry cook, also a food, baker of bread: Sty reference givens ort distance in the country; GQ STH AV.—A NEAT, COMPETENT Pa hae 70 J cook, wash ond fron, or as laundress; im city or coun try. Call on or address Cook. 112. Hest tere st.—1wo RESPECTABLE YOUNG 4 firls, sixters, one to cook, wash and fron, the other fe chambermaald and. weitress; ‘the very beat city reference 12 WEST 197TH ST. cook: will aral Gays; Isa good ba: 128 IST AYV., THIRD FLOOR, NEAR 8TH ST.—A RE- spectable woman as cook; has nine years’ reference —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS in washing; ean be seen for two Beat city referance, from Iasi 139 AAT LTH sr, CORNER sp Av.—A RESPror. OF adie wo # first clarx cook: thoroughly under- Btands her business, Best cliy reference, 14 WES! 19TH ST, 0 NDERITIE STOR®.—AN ENG- Yah woman as 4 0K: no ohjnetinn to washing and a young irl to assist in housework. qroning: nl NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ®7, 1868, SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. _ NU! na oes ND ST. —A8 Sersant with the duties of a Ei ahaa ye rie Aa Tea ie. of children deprived of mater. ai gare. ELIZABETH 8T.—A La dep B ENGLISH womne on paren sad to mabe ‘berself generally useful; has good reference. iit ati leecemmpehivensirersipemammisananiie 56 Seen oe at reference as regarde respectability; is a Protestant. BL Avent ERALTUY, CERMAN WOMAN. a8 to go in the country, Can be rm: PLUIpp's, maldwite, as above. seen for three days at 10 CHARLTON 8T.—A GIRT, LATELY ARRIVED here. to take care of children or do general house. preny ‘no objection to the country, Can be seen for three he BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS., young Woman as nurse and seam- lly sewing aod emb idery; 138 SPRING ST, MRS. POULIN'S, MIDWIF#.—A young French’ woman, 34 years old, an wet nurse, 15S %, Av: IN THE STORE.—A PROTESTANT > youny woman as purse and seamstress or chamber- maid and Taundress, sinha lh soi EP EE ee J5Q RANKIN, 87, RASEMENT DOOR AN Amerionn lady, in a private family. 7 toan invalid or a» seamstress; no objection to gomg im address 8. A RESPECTABLE MARRIED baby to wet nurse at her own home: has tost her Duby; basa fresh breast of milk; bas doctor's reference, T STH ST, BETWEEN 7TH AND STITT ava.—A resectable women with a fresh breast of served in that eanacity before: best elty refer- lost her own baby. Call for two days, A STEADY, in cook and more an object 176 BRtANORY ef. IN THE STORE, ) reilable young Woman as first class p inundress; good reference. A good hom than high wages, 20 WEST 27TH ST., NEAR ITH AV.—A RESPECT. able women as good plain cook, washer and ironer, Three years’ reference from Tast place. 20 WEST 41ST ST,-A RESPECTARLE WOMAN AS rool cook; no objection to do washing and ironing; B0d oity reference. 209 EAST 20H St., BETWEEN 37 AND 5D AVS.— Arespectabla girl as cook; will assist with the Washing and Ironing if required; good olty reference. 212 WEST 2TH ST. ROOM NO. 8—A GOOD PLAIN cook, washer and {roner; best city reference from Auat employer, 213 WEST 21ST ST., NEAR 7TH AV., BASEMENT.— A good meat aud pare cook, or would do the en- tire kitchenwork of n small family; excellent reference. Can ba seen for two days. 272. BROOMT ST., ROOM M4, THIRD FLOUR.—A8 firrt clase French cook. B27 HEST STH At, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT “ —A reapectabia woman, an excellent enok, estetang iiner Ue amall private ‘family; nas the bend aity reference and can be seen for two dara, 33Q EAST 121H ST—4 RESPECTARLE, WOMAN B cook in a private family and in washing ; {8a good Baker; has hest clty reference. 333 WEST 26TH ST., NEAR 8TH AV.—A goop © girlto cook. wash and fron; isa good baker; = beet city reference from her last place, Call for two 33 WEST 25TH 8T.. BETWEEN STH AND 9TH oe avs.—A respectable gf-1 to cook, wash and iron; has city reference, Can be seen for two daya. 83: WEST TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do plain cooking, washing and ironing, « nue housework: Ho objection fo the country ; best clty 345° WEST 16TH ST, BETWEEN 8TH AND OTH A ieapectable woman as cook and to assist 4a the washing and ironing, or ag chambermald and watt. Feas and assist in washing and troning in a private family; best city reference from last place... Call for two days, AQ( Bast MH st—TWO YOUNG GIRLS. ONE 1s. good cook, the other is an excellent laucdress; the best olty reference given. 4.)] EAST 13'0 6T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS iain cook; no objection to do washing and iron- fog. Bost city reterence. 411 CEST? STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL to ccok, wash and tron. or to do general housework; faa good baker; best city referevee. 4 6TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS COOK sererciaae to assist with washing and ironing, Good ciiy 548 WHSE ep poi BREWREN Tn Pomc ert Be wishes to Sook, washer and ironer’ in nobers nee eeauon Be B00 FIRST, CLASS panne ‘AQOOMPLISHED IN ALL in het es cooking. lish, Freneh, an well as German, ih the ailouans ference to former employ: arn wishes 8 stultion. as code Bf nouekeeper ana iret dass Louse, Address M M., box 190 Herald of bermnids, &e. STH S8T., i THE REAR.—A RESPECTABLE young woman as chambermAid or waltress, nur-e 0 Blain sewing? boat reference. Can be seen two days. AMITY ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS CHAM. bermaid an rece fe would do ieere house- ‘work in a small fami}; reference. Call to-day. 105 : &D ST., TOP FLOOR.—A YOUNG SCOTCH Wo- man as chambermaid and plain sewer. Apply for TE ITH AV., CORNER OF 18TH 8ST.—A VERY RE- spectable young girl ae chambermaid and waitress; pone afPeia to work; has first class reference from her last ‘Oall for two daya. 136 VAN VORST 8T., JERSEY CITY.—-AN AMERI- ean woman as chambermaid end to do sewing; can make plain dresses and children's clothing; or would cook for a small family. Address Mrs. Mary E.’ Holmes, 142 STH 8T.. SECOND FLOOR.-A YOUNG girl aschamberwaid, or would muke herself gen- qranty useful; @ steady place preferred to hich wages. Re- a an ny A Rs A laa aS 159 FAST MAT SLAs QHAMBERMATD OR | 70 HD do general housework. Can bo seen for two days ‘at ber laut employer's. 298 WBSt wrH at. BETWEFN 7TH AND 8TH A respectabis young woman Ins reanectable private trmfiy as chamberinard noi Seamstress or chamber ald end ‘waltresn; can operate on sewing machine. Best reference. Ca'l for two days. 3D WEST SIST _BT.<A RESPFCTARLE YOUNG 4 woman as chambermaid and Iaundress or chambers maid and plain sewer and to take cure of children. Good city reference, 232 RAST 2TH ST, &. bermaid and wa tre at in the Washing and ironing; elty place, 248 Ii AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN © to do chamberwork and waiting and aasist in the ‘Washing; good city reference. YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. or chambermaid and will ne. ference given from 960 RPRING STAN AMERICAN LADY FROM Chicago as ladies’ nurse; ta willing to do every nit the house. Kind of family sewing or any work 23 FAST 2187 87... RETWEEN 187 AND2D AVS. ‘4 vound math laiely landed, to mind children or as- stat with housework. 34. NAVY 81 8T., RETWEEN FULTON AND LAPAY- tte, Brooklyn.—A middle aged Protestant English woman, infants nurse; oan take entire charge of an in- fant and bring it up by the bottle; would do plain sewiag; Dest city ref rence. 408 6TH _AY., SECOND FLOOR, BETWEEN STH and 25th 'ate,—A yonng woman as child's nurse and to do plain sewing, or, would da, chamberwork :.ean give rence and has no objection to the country. 5] WEST 2TH ST., IN THE STORE.—A RESPECT. e able young girl ae Nurse and waltresa: no objection beat city reference if requ! ‘an be if not engaged. to chamberwork; seen for two day RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES baby to wet nurse at her own house; has inet Tout her aoe child. Apply to Mra, Mahon, foot of 56th st., East ver. Tlounekeepers. &e. 1 ST 5IST ST., NEAR STH AV.—AN AMERICAN lady ‘ng housekeeper, or would take charge of a tene. ment. ‘Address Mrs, Lloyd; ean ‘bo. seen from 8 tld 13 FURMAN 6&T., NEAR WALL STREET FERRY, Brooklyn —A lady n'a gentleman's family as house- keeper; is tully competent; beat reference. 123 Ee aw was ee ua FEN. 4—A PBS BOTA ae low Indy as eeper wer or bachelor; highest references, eee was ca 447 WASHINGTON &T.—-TO CALIFORNIANS,—A widow sa housel eeper or as companion to an inva~ iid lady. Call on or address L. M. Humbugs need not answer, NUAMERTOAN LADY OF EXPERIENCE AND ability de-tres a position a eeper: thoroughly underst: a ratyogee ee the mannce- ‘ment of servants: has been accustomed to having entire charve of affairs, and would be found very desira'le for a position of trust end responalbility unexceptionable refer- ences given, m or address M1 A. D,, 39 5th av, A YOUNG Lapy oF OULTURR AND REFINFMUNT, eplainin ea ng the highest qualifications, is very desirous of ning a situation s8 housekeeper, governess oF com: pant taces given and required. Address Miss Ma pleasant home more deatred than salary; refer- tion a. A YOUNG ADE OF REFINEMENT, NOW bay ato ing adverse tune, will take a position house. Kenner br woverueae: widower'a fainily of menue preferred. Address Orphan, ci omer. YOUNG LAPY FROM THE FAST, WHO HAS BEEN superiptending the household of ‘a gentleman in this cits, wishen a sitantonrin a similar capacity, oF as compenion Oillady., Address box 4029 Post o N AMERICAN WIDOW LADY FROM MAINF AS housekeeper; wisswer’s family preferred; ‘no obies. ions toehildren, "Address, for one week, M., box 1243 jon sd act AUER RN SEAN RS Dees ea oc A. MIDDLE AGED AMBRICAY TADY OF THE highest respectability, klod and obliging disposition. wishes a position as so ey Sr cammpanton. and 10 46 pinin sewing. ins family; salary no object. Address Lewis, Herald ofce. NTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION housekeeper: the best reference given and required. Address Housekeeper, box 180 Herald oflce. General Housework. &c. 6%. 8T., EAST CORNER OF 3D AV., ROOM NO. 6.—A respectable woman to do general housework ; no objection to the country; good reference. 8 WEST 17TH ST., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT. ‘able American girl to do housework; has the best of city reference. 116 SEBRING, STA YOUNG, AMERICAN WOMAN in a small American family to assist in upstairs Work, take care of children and do plain sewing. Apply te Dr. Lounsbery. 156 WEST STH ST., BASEMENT DOOR.—A GIRL ee do i ars housework in @ small family; isa sk. References. ee WEST 2TH ST, BETWEEN 7TH, AND Tit Avs.—A reepecta’ irl to do general housework, Se roula go out by the day at YS oonte pef day? the best city reference. 938 WEST ITH BTA RESPECTABLE SCOTCH 230) piel to do, general housework in a small private family; beat clty referen . Call tor two da: 9.48% st. UP ONE PLIGHT OF STATRS—A GER. n gel, 1, who speaks Engilsh, to do general houre- good QQ, #2, St, BETWEEN 7H AND ati AVA. TOP JL ft young girl to do general housework in a rivate family; desires ® home more than good wages, Call for two days. O7G BAST MIE, Stk RESPECTABLE GERMAN (© girl as general servant in a small family, good Feference. 301 YE, 2% St.) BETWEEN STH AND, 9TIt ays.—A respectatile middle aged wo frusework in ¢ omell family or as lady's nurse; best ty reference, Call for two days, 68 * CORNER OF ISTH &T.—A YOUNG GIRL a4 PF mtn and sermatress, or to take care of ebiidren and sew; has the best city reference from her last place. Cail for two days. 327 WEST 6TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL As 3G TH st. BETWEBN 1s? AND 2D AYS—A BE- e apectable young girl to do general how good wasn and ironer and can do plain cook 9398 BAST 2TH BT. ‘BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS IO) first floor.—A young Indy to do general housewo! haa good city reference. Call for two days. mbermald and waitress; best city reference. 3 41 EAST 2D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO CHAM. is berwork and waiting; has no objection to asstet in good reference from last place, Sre washing and, ironing ‘an be seen for two days. 34.4. SHAY. BETWREN 218T AND 2D 6T8.—4 young woman, lately landed, to do chamberwork Sind sowilg, wages not so much an object as a good home, vapste AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ort and to assist wil aschambermald and waitress, 62 Ee the best city reference. PEARL 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOURG GIRL tp do chamberwork 1a s Private amily or would é fal ® email + fer. sock. Gall fortwo days, = ry 0 ADELPAT 8T., BROOKLYN, FIRST FLOOR, front room,—A respectable Protestant girl as cham- dermaid and Sonne? or would 6 nga oe Salas ina email private fi Can be 47 7 eee HOUSTON ST.<A YOUNG GIRL eae Hann wouter Cen fer two tae SES a 54. GREENWION Gt. NEAR HOUSTON. —A RE, epecianle young weinan, to do chamber work and itt ‘k and fine washing, best Dressmakers and Seametrensen. B5 Exe ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE AND rer at aaa aren ccheens beter — ek ed on @ Wheeler pa Lt 4 ‘H eo ROOM 12.—A ey or weeks ak, 98 dressmaker: ily sawing; n Grow . "sewing ‘ee een fortwo days. —A ‘COMPETENT SSEAMSTRESS TO AY. 5 f ‘or would engage perma- gio n'a: private fax ay as Child's gurse, ‘Good city ref- 5 IN 18ST AND 9D AVS. $4) ears wre sPiresemater that oun cut and Ot weil rage ork in po in some joa by the day or week. 7 an AV.nA PROTESSIONAL DRESSMAKER oe pee day in Oret cless fers or oles, or would take work in her own 4 “rouxe, Moma Who HAS feotly bpoliby, 4] 4 EAST 18TH &T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO general housework; two years’ reference if re- 445 WEST 85TH 8T.. RETWEEN ¥ AND 07H ‘ave, —A young gitl to do general housework; best cliy reference. 506 FAST ure §t., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT. —& yang girl to in & private family; tivo us seamstress, thy famiy: not Sern eter are Litto: has good city reference. t (1 YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 70 DO ‘general housework: is & good plain cook and a good ‘washer and ironer; no Bb Jeation vo the country. Best refe- Tonos, Can be seen for two days corner 7th av. and Glat su, itor Waltronses, fe. WEst HTH St. IN THE RE. wi sade ude waltrest; 9 objestion to tne ous: try; good city reference, oo WEST 19TH 87. aes FLOOR, —. 9 aren “3 FIRST class waitress; the best 1 WEST 19TH Me RetwneN rm AND 7TH AVS., 12 Meret anor mt ‘det woman as first class waitress ech Benn he 219 Q Bast, 20TH BT., BErwHeN 3D AND An Aid Sercegehy TeTACAM, Ler Sasitenns beet ctty reference panne nt Beinn er tmninrn Manis Minnie no HAV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS FT & | BAL Sistwitrees or chamboriaid. "Wood ety re an 31 boo = Ser RESREOTA in emon ladies ‘ond ge on ‘St her own ronson, &e. ETWEEN 31) AND 3D AVS. —; A jeune ea laundress and chi rabere ly; haa the best clty reference iven. i 488 Arcee cS AF Long 52008. Ry os mts oo reapectal at her own’ ia the neateet 8 sutiatdesory ‘erences, —_— Miscolmneous. 3 BENSON 8T.—A RESPROTAS LB WIDOW Bad to take care of » house, do the where 1 tion tet troubler Piles aide Sante hee wba pl peered ST, RO 10. Se ndorange a PAS hex 34. Ee et Re ag Mr nda at a alts haledscuings ihe Post AS Ban fom ma tanen, UNG ao AP OF: 4 wo meni eae oo 3 ps! SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. eons. OTIER. =A, YOUN NG WOMAN 18 DESIROUS OF Go- eat “recomminendanens spicata ALT Perkine 112 Beacon at., Boston, in whose ‘she has lived for the last four years. Warrsp—ry A DADY WELL So fEraee, ASITO- BL ley! or housekeeper fr in vale fam family; lon tn @ coun! salary ae S PHT heres inch leat beat reference given. ‘Address bos Now York Post offee. _HELP- (WANTED—FEMALES. | a Se Nope AND SEAMSTRERS WANTRD.—APPLY av? 42 East Sist at., between 10and 12 o'clock. Must have g00d city reference. ANTED—A FITST ouasa COOK FOR A PRIVATE city family: woves from $25 to $30, Apply, with re- commendations at 830 4th av. ANTED0OOK, WASHER AND TRONER. APPLY at 75 7th av, None without city reference peed apply. WAsrzn—« COLORED WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS cook in a private family: ene erga, understand her busines be nent and tid h unexceptionadle ref. erence. erence, Cal! at No, 9 Fost 26th at. hes 2.7.2. LA” Se WAXNTED—A GIRL FOR A SHORT TIMP TO ASSIST in the care of a child elehveen months old. Apply at room No. &, Mansion House, Brooklyn. WWANTED—IN EXCLEWOOD, Ni J... A O00D 00K: must understand beking. ‘Also. a chambermatd and waitress, who muat be willing to assiat with the froning. Thera are nos oty sonveniengrs: wages $10 and $12: good references required. jy batween half-past # and half. past Dovlock. at 161 peat Ay first floor, New York. Weare First oi CLASS OOOK, WILLING TO ‘aasist with the washing jroning: Cerman pre. ferred. Apoly immediately at 200 2¢ av., near 12th at.; good Whekaeanen qirnts TO WORK ON soft rubver goods _COX & ORAY. 485 Wert sith W Natta Frevcnw OVAN, ONE WHO CAN DO plain family sewwis i who eneske little or no Rne- rex coma ier menendee tareck Sr ie a ay be given. r, between the hours o! an acer mune ANTED—A NEAT PROTESTANT GIRT: MUST BE A rod cook. washer and troner, with reference, Ap- t 142 East 25th at, Warren. WET NURSE, AT 2% WEST 85D BT. ANTRD-IN A FAMILY OF TWO YOUNG PER fons, #1004 cook, to do general honsewnrk, at Pater. gon, NJ mast he soung, and Protestants with good Tef- cos for neatners, honesty and sobriety: wages no srieee Apply in person at 91 Franklin at., New York, firat WANTRE-A YOUNG AND HRALTHY WET NURSE, rity a fresh breast of inflk, Anolr onty from 10 A. M. to4P. M. at $8 Pacific at,, near South ferry. Brooklyn. RT NURSE WANTED.—A HEALTHY WOMAN, with « breast of about four weeks, at 282 East Sist st., between 2d and 3d avs, 6 FAST 29TH ST.—WANTED. A YOUNG GIRT, AB chambermatd and waitress, also to onaint in washing and and Sania ealnike emall; Sawn reference Valais ITUATION WANTED—A® FIREMAN OR PORTER: understands runping petroleum oil, Address J. L,, boot sore, No. 6 Clinton place, m9, Boss, CARMEN AND OTHERS —A MAN OF GOOD derainnding, with good reference from Iaat emptorer, want dy job to drive a track or eart up or down town? very well posied with the shipping lines: no objection to hard work. Apply to Daniel Sullivan, 610 Pearl at., New York, until sulted, TANTRD—A SITUATION AS RUTLER AND WATTER, by an active man, who thoroughly knows the duties in at» pence unexcentionable personal recommendation, reas WANtED—A RITUATION AS BUTLER INA GRAND private family, by @ firat class man; he thoroughly understands his busine c ren iM cortif’ hota short time in the country; has good city referen dress B. C., 918 Broadway. ~RALESMAN 08, ROOKKERPER tleman who has had twelve years’ experience. or wonld accept a position as travelling ‘man, collector or anything where he conld receive a fair re- muneration for services rendered, Address C, W. W., box 125 flerxid office, RY GOODS—A GERMAN, WHO SPEAKS ENG. an i lish fluently, desires an engagement as sale this'ctty; can pive first clase city references and has a rool tice, stomers of his own, Address Salesman, Herald ice, ALES WEN WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE HARD- ed Te ne for New York Rtate, one for New Jer. Tome for P anexivania and one for Ohio: none need ap- pivnlene they undersiand.ghe husiness and have already a duilt up. Address bo¥ 4,010 Post office. GALA ax WANTRD—TO SOLICTT" e manufactory: only such having a large quaintance among the city jobbers need apply: no Bred sala Abut mcomminsion of 5 per cent on all approved sales Me paid. Address, with fuil particulars, F. F., box Eis F WAnten-* TRAVELLING & ca gee N, WHO 80. licits the wholesale crocery, frui \d_ confectionery trade, and would like to offer some rendy selling articles, © those'trades om eemmission, Address ‘& Co., box 5,548 roat offiee. ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, THOR- ‘oughly acquainted with the window shade business in all {ts details and who oontrolea large trade. Such ty may secure an engagement on liberal terms by a ressing at once, with particulars and stating expectations, Window Shades, box 5,379 Post oft A ZOENe: —, a HOTEL CLERK; ONE permtands in the and has goo! reference ‘ashingtot ve be ween 3 and 4 WANTED8Y A BADDLERY HOUSE. AN ovTDOOR saleaman; must be acauainted Ca the goods, Ad. dress, with references, box 8,925 Post office, COACHMEN A AND GARDENER YOUNG ‘COLORED. MAN “WISHES A “PLACE TN the country a8 onachman, gardener oF farmer; best ref. pooped required, Inqui 262 8th av., between 23d and ate, JOACHMAN.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A SINOLE. J man, who has many ‘years’ exparionon tn this city; can give the best recommendations from his former and last employers. Address M., bor 212 Herald ofliea. WY Cosnseetantae WANTED.—A MAN WHO THOROUGH J understands his busin nd can come well recom- men 4 may apply at ON at G (AARDENER!S SITUATION WANTED—RY A MARRIED J man; nnderstands the care of the greenhouse flower- bets, cold or forcing, beds! Address Garde ARDEN' RAND WIFE WANTED—POR A GENT! 0@, 10 miles from the eity: both must hove good references, The wife must be a good dairyworan. In- quire at insurance office, 248 Frondway, from 10 to 18. rapery ki La gardeo and ANTRDSA BITUATION AS COACAMAN AND a first clase man: understands his business thoroughly good city driver; ix willing antl obliging; has host city reference from last place. Address A. D., bot office. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND groom by @ respectable young man who thoroughly understands his wetaaehi best country recommendation ; ce himself vy useful. Address for two days A., box 181 ‘Herald Vodice, ANTPD—A MAN WHO FULLY UNDERSTANDS gardoning and the ‘care of horses. cows, and who is ba hf fio make, bi Yeats, generally useful. Address, with references, B. bor 2.232 New York Yort office. 5 greenhouse NO. bor ii Herald tant aes ‘a8 coachman: understany ood and safe driver; has driven for Speed — =. i: leaves on acconnt of bee strictly tem. jo. 225 Baw ane Wetrreane Lat Eg al BY A_ RESPECTAR! ed ite ang eal bie i fo as ANTED—A_ SITUATION AS GROOM AND COA! je himaelf useful: * will be found go Tube obliging pe adaraae .. Herald office. ee LP HELP WANTED—MALES, Ware bor BOYS FROM Fa? TO 12 YEARS OLD. Weal 10.8". Apuiy io J. Glass, Also 6 bove a johin Glass. Apply before 10 o'clock. ANTED—AGENTS LOCAT IN THE LARGER W ‘itiorof the Union and well acnusinted with tha hotels. Address for circular 29 Broadway, Toam ANTED—AN ovst! RMAN. aT 129 W “roadway. betwe at P. irre b WaxtEn—aN ACTIVE BUSINESS YOUNG MAN, ith $200 or to join the advertiser i the T 1 nee jabl'shed, For particulars ng where an (aterview cam be enhtnniieninetinn WARTEDCPARTY TO ASSIST IN DISPOSING OF house! sof daily manufacture; article styple. Monat possess $100 to $20: will bear ok ion. Addreas Tneome, Herald affien. i liven tiie TANTED—A FEW ACTIVE, LIVE CANVASSPRS for something new and good; money to it to the richt kind of men: men who have eanvassed for directories pre- ey Call at Korn’s Hote!, 80 Bust Broadway, from 9 to TANTED—A COLORED BOY, ABOUT 16 YTARS old, :n a Fostwurant: one who understands opeaing opmters. “Apply at No. 2 Dey at, THE TRADES. ER WANTS EMPLOYMENT AS N ENGIN AA” araughteman or as designer for making plans and per. r, box 143 fogting nee. ideas or ipveniions, Address Eng: MUST good hand and de willing to make himself sofa), Addowes. stating age and references, alt Bireet ‘box 4,288 Post office, NITIAL STAMPAR WANTED ONE WHO UNDER. piands doing. colored work ail monages ms. Apply to M.A. Macfarlan4, corner of Broadway and 23! APIDARY WANTED —W1O THOROUVONLY UNDER. stands the cutting of jet. A good andquick workinan can secure an advantageous position by applying to B, Om born, 21 Park place, QITTATION WANTED—RY A YOUNG MAN. THA SY) manufacturing jewelry est) blishrucnt, to finish out his time in the boginess; bas had threo years’ experience plain jewelry makin ais 8 good designer of jewelsy. Address %, B., Herat PART: AND OUARDIANS.—A_ MINTATORE and photographic portrait painter is willigg to take x Feapectable youth as mup!l for two years, at the exp'rat af wateh time he wilt Re worth from $1 0) 40 $20°0 pe Salary after first three months. Premium $850. ‘Apply at 742 Broadway. DRUG STORE FOR 8A iam REST CHANOR Jn the cfty for the money, Inquire of of PRA AB! ance SIZED SILK aes P—ALSO THREE ME. of Herring's and age dewelata’ Pater at 13*Maitoa 3 HOUSES, ROOMS, &0.. WANTED. _ oe pete ae nouge. , BeTwr BN (TWELPTE ant. wixtl ort ‘hird an ixth Reve bee oy “HOU Sk WANTED 0 TIRB—FROM MAY | NEXT between Fourieent! 9 fom and Seventh aven ath bas Fortiath streets and Lering, e Rent about $2,00), FOR SALE aT GREAT BARC ATES A_FINE Jt Wartats Era Be roa, Buon ‘Bt larkats, Fruit Stores, Bu ores, Cigar Stores, Stove and Tinware Stores, Sane Migr MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 17 Cedar atreat, CHANCE.—A FIRST CLASS RoToHER, CAN OR. tain one of the grandest Stands in the ci Sted, long o estabhahed, BROWN £ BERR houb at iso Moat Standa, “) VERY CHOICE, WRLL FITTED UP GROCERY, IN heart of the mos! populous district of this elt doing str: es cash trade. wit be dis WN & BERRY, 996 MBroxdways AN oe, PATABLISHED BUTTER D BUTTER AND POULTRY it atand In the city. Inquire wenvue, batween Fortieth and Forty. first A rire chance for a young man make money, PART INTERES? IN A SPLENDID CONFECTION. ery store and business in Broadway for sale for $5.50). A rare‘chance, MITOHELL'S Store Agenoy, 77 Cedar st. FIN, CORNER, LIQUOR, STORE Brooklyn; also eat Stores, Corner ‘Groceri loa, ala MireweLI Ss Milore Agency, 77 Cedar strect FIRST Chasa RESTAURANT FOR BALE AT A 84- ori Piquer, Stores, Gi @, Bakorven on Four Gandy and Toy yet Store Agency 77 Cell PLENDUD RVBTAURANT, LIQU Beep House rotate st one of Ci Also several Corner Stores for WM, ABBOTT, Auctionecr, 170 Chatham rquare, _ Market for anle—The FoR SALE IN Aopota of tans ety. bacrele per, week, sliuated 0 Depot at Strondsburg. Rood ¥4, 840 100 por year Will be'so'd atm bacrifign for $4.50. ¢ Address Brewery, Stroudsvu, INING SALOON FOR, SALE IN NASSAU STREET— 3 lease, fixtures: bs ‘complete. This is @ Me M. RUG STORE FOR SALE-t AM INSTRUCTED BY executors (0 dispose af one of the oli ein mane In the city; trade averages 10 PAPER MAKERS,—WANTED, FOR A MILT IN Indiana, a machine tender; one who can fuish; an American preferred; no back tender need apply. Also a goad rag engineer for same mill. frst clase men. well recommended, apply to White, Sheffield & Co., 63 and 65 Beekman street. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A GOOD AND STEADY watcheaa maker; first class gold melter; no objection to go ott of New York, Address for two days L. A. V.. Herald office, WaAntEo— 4 FIRST CLASS DIRSINKER FOR general work, Apply to Holmen, Booth & Haydens, 49 Chambers « WANTEDI A, GENERAL CUTTER FOR A FIRST class merchant tailoring establishment in Bridgeport, Abbott & Moore's, 507 Gonn, Apply to M. O. Banks, Broadway. ANTED—FEMALE COMPOSTTORS.—RIGHT FE. male compositor on a weekly newspaper: permanent, situations to good hands. Apply at 237 Greenwich atreet near Barciay, third floor, Wawes —A FIRST RATE GOLD CUTTER, APPLY At the manufactory, 298 Willain t,, near Pearl 5 ANTED--AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR AN ARTICLR cvhich hag rapid sale; $5 per day made, Apply at 53 room N ANTED—A® OFFICE BOY TO DRARN RUSIN Ul pay firat six months: esido with his nnd gome well recommended. address box 1,023, R SALEONE OF’ THs Bae BES? EMTORANT BOARD. ing houses near Castle Garden, Inquire at 1d Stato street, OR SALE—THE UNEXPIRED elegunily fitted up. tea atore, with Stock and Fixtures complete, or without the Stock, on one of the leading ave- nues, Address X. Y. Z., box 224 Herald oilice. R SALE—FOUR YEARS’ LEASE AND. FIXTURES ofan old established Fancy and Gents’ Furnishing Goods Store, doing a good busin iy on the premises, 695 Sixth avevue, R SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE: NET per annum; about $400) cash re ACKSON, 207 Washington shroct jection.to the purchaser stayingta day or two @ the amount of business done, NOR Satn 4 SHARE OR THE WHOLE OF A VAT. ble Linglish Patent Right, For further information addrenn Utlhity, Herald 0 MMi (OR SALE—A DRINKING SALOON AND LIQUOR Store; weil located, near market and ferry, in Brook- ood stock and fixtures, GGS & HORN, 77 Nasiau streets VOR SALE—TAR LEASE AND RUSTNESS NOW CAT ried on at B50 Rroadwas @ries in the city: tor's intention of moving w chased by him. Apply on t % SALE—ONT OF THE BEST FITTED UP DOWN. endid location and doing a large 1,293 Third avenue. olegant front and fix- ek about $3,000 lyn; paying; long lease; Hy of the best fancy decauge of the p: m place recently purr town: Hegtauren' business, Address BROADWAY s8TorE WANTEN. RY MAY 1; BE- tween Chambers and Duane pr dress 6,429 Fost ofice, with terma unt sem ere ASdrose box BROWN STONE HOUSE—vURNTS) = A furnished, wanted by the Int of Moy win pay $000 Parties dewtring a respoanibic \enant will ade Herald office. JMEORT ANT TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY ON SIXTH and Eighth avenues, an entire Build A mie, per month, eress Hilt: ing oa eaeh avyenu protecredh ts tepetnn ease cupy: freehold costing oF woul purchase, Address John Doughty, Brooklyn Post oflice, oO” FICE WANTTD—ON WALL STREET. ANY PARTY willing to give ui t about 8306 rent, address, with p , Post office. ESPONSIBL? PARTY WIRHES TO RENT FIRST class House, furnished, central Inoatity 15 to 20 rooms; will purchase furniture, Call at 92 East Tenth streat MALT HOUSES OR t PROPERTIBSAIN FAIR LOCA. © tions, ranving in prices from $210 to $12,002, wanted tyr the subeariver to subpie the grest deman't for movtirate Investments. Particulars ean bee sent! by mat! to bi TATEN ISLANT stable attached gmail private fam! with particuiars, WO GENTLEMEN DUSIRE PLEASANTLY FOR- nished Nooms, without board, fn a private fumfly; low cation beliveon Fl rirty-1/th strrets and omntrals refe: nexceptionable, Address, giving full particu tars, box 443! forald oiliee, ferred. Addros: Mtoe, Brighton ede ee DOK 8 065 A MOUSE, UNPFUR- eo famity: house must h ground ao vd dry cellar, with Rbont two acres of land; $80) per an- ane Auureus G. J, La, private box 4,14 New York Post oitiee. V Fourteenth ond ¥ rileth stranta, an Az rent not to exceed $1,000 an si ‘4 TEVY, 184 Murray street, 91,000. pep annoy: ADPIT Aan, ED—IN SOUTH ORAN asa residence for a pr WASTED BY A SINGLE QENTURYAN, A PARLOR and Bedroom, on the second (oor between Fitth and Righth avenues in or near Twenty-[ifth street, Address vox 3,041 Fost offlor. ANTED—A SMALL MOUSE WITHIN ONE TON dred miles of New York, on Tue of some rai!r oad house must be fully or partially furnished andatan rent. Address, stating terms, W, ©. Kellogg, Niutl Bauk, New York. tional V ANTED-STORE IN BROADWAY, Onsaitere Sat dbcine ateaia Acurees Re toe 1,138 Post oiies, stating location, rent, te. ANTED—RBY A PECUNIARILY R@SPONS: SIBLE agent, who has a fine office on roadway and goat facilities, Houses to le:, either furnished or unfurnished, Address Rent, Me! ANTED—PART Importer preferred), either in J Jang, at a moderate rent. “Address Je office, OF AN OFVIOW (WITH WATCH treet or Mallon ler, box 2912 F WANTED=70 RENT OR BUY, A § House, between Fourteenth and‘ rtre te and Second.and Sevexth avenues, Addresa N. P, W., box 134 Herald ofice. Warren-to RENT BY THE MONTH, F ni hed for housekeeping. ina respectable neighbor. hood, a small Cottage contalnin's: about fou of four Rooms on second floor, in this or adjoluing olty. Poh ine ‘Williamson, Herald ofiée, rtating terms, which must 6 model WANTED TO HIRBCBY A DRSIRANEE TENANT. first class bigh stoop unfursished Honse, in good order, with all modern improvemants, on a sde atreo!, be. (ween Fourth wud Sixta avenues, Addross, with terms, box 170 Post office, T EPT IN A NINTH AVENUE OAR, 4 4th, an Insurance Book, Whoever "will “return ittwo19 Goenties slip, up etira, will be Woerally rewarded. Toss PACKAGE, CONTAINING A CASITMERE 4 Dress Pattern and Photograph. The finder wili be euitably rewarded by leaving the same with Geo. S. Moul- ton, 101 Chambers street, up stairs. I. O3T—FROM 332 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, A 4 white poodle Dog; ears slichtly buf; nose and feat shaved; leather coliar, brass padlock, $10 will be paid any turning him. ©, W. BTAFFORD, Of DAY AFTERNOON, A MoRoccO ry Portemonnaie, with steel! clasp. Tt contained a emall amount of money. pencil, scissors and memorandum. Finder will be suitably. rewarded by returning it to 58 W Righteenty treet. OST—FEB. 8, PENSION CERTIFICATE NO. 107,825. ‘Whoever returns it to Anu Keating, 433 Kast Beven- teenth strect, will be rewarded. OST-YESTERDAY, AFTERNOON, ON BROADWAY. betwoen Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, two sll Bandien tad togets nd will ‘be paid on ost IN JANUARY, IN RAILROAD ‘STATION, NEW Haven, Conn., my Diary for 1867, with Papers of no any one but ‘myself. "I will 1 pay $3) ren reward for re. of the above, ES, New ae Conn, TRAYED OR STOLEN FROM NO, 224 East THIR- teenth atreet, on the fhorning ‘of the Sth Pure white; answers to the name ny one returning him to B. A. Mo- Donald, at “he Sbove sttect and ‘number. "No queaiions $ REWARD.—LOST, BY A POOR Wednesday evening, Feb. 6, in, Bagi Broad: Bundle, containing two unmade velvet ve prease leave the same with M. Wise reet, REWARD.—LOST, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 4, between Fifth avenue and Broadway: Oe street, or between Twentieth and Nineteenth The finder way, tireets. in Broad sy will recetve the above northeast © corner of \ 10 REWARD-FOR THE RETURN OF A BLACK Moroceo Bag and ite contents, missed at the Su. londay morning. f are of no valu canes orary tnconventenes to she owner, finder forevirn the convents alone ha may keep the ‘and the Code for bis reward. Apply to W. W. Pearson Vall atreet. REWARD.—IF TH® MAN THAT BOUOHT 25 three copper Hone Pipas Inat fall from a stable in ‘orty-secoud street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, will call at 107 East Forty-firat street and ataie of whom ho Bought them he will reosive the above rewari. The largest pipe $25 peice hant going fr LOST, ON THE NIGHT OF FEB, 3, a West Bighteenth street 10 58 Wert Foc Mieotea Diack buffalo Mabe, brown border, pink flannel Iining. The abore reward is ‘offered and no ques. tlons asked ibe finder by leaving it at 68 West Fifteeuth street, livery stable. BOF REWARD AN NO QUESTIONS ASKED FOR $e +e)» wingie st Diamond Pin, black enamel! setting lost Sth inst. Address, in confdence, Merchant, Heraid office, RD ST, DKSKIN POCKET. containing ‘a ‘Diamond Stud and $lé in honey, Whoever will return the sums 19 AO H will reeeive the LL CERTAIN DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY, A without mercury. confidential and pri: Fate.” De, HAKKISUN, 1 NY LADY DESIRING PRIVATE MEDICAL aT. tendance and good ing during confinement ern have the snune in hysiclan’s family, by addressing « nove to Mrs. f. M. J box 106 MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSIOL 0. mity place, guarantees relief in all female com- ‘easant rooms for ladies who desirs good nursing and medical attendance. DR, GRINDLE FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND AG. A. coucheur, No. 6 Amity iace, makes it his special pruc- tice to treat all female complaiats, from srhalaver "conse produced, Bure and immediate relief to th anxious Rlegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing, BLESSING TO LADIES. —& LADY WRITES: —POR, A. tiguese Pethate Pilix ralioved me in one day, without theonvesience, hike. magic, Price®. Dr. A Me BEAU kk. CBAL, ofice Lv Liberty sireet, or sent by inall. a HELP WANTED—MALES. SSISTAN’ OOKKERPRR AND — SALERMAN Sera Tan experievond man, quick at frures and Fapid writer, Address, stating particulars, bor 3126 New York Post offiee. Rl OBNTSRXAMINE ALL THR HOMBUGS ADVER d then take, hold ‘of our nemarlicl, paying $8 | a every one. Partner gp ae and very prodial je business; capital Si tg HARRIS, 6 —— =—WANTED—3 CLERKS, 4 SALESMEN, WATCH. \ men Dorters, bartenders. valis ty travel, Sete where, WEALY'S, OM Broadway. Tmmediate omployraent. and hme oY ENTS WANTED IMMEDTATRLY 10 SRLS, WIT. Gian 8. Co's prepared older, nesded it article to ‘money on out Call at Oflen, hth SE ESS nee BU v2. A MAN WANTED—TO OPEN OYSTERS, aT FS el 1B} ray FIRST Ay Di EOTORY rated for the Palade Arn Director wnege tou o "Escsange place, Jersey jersey City, Diet trciee RELATED An, echt (CAPABLE a MEN ase pon in off Imeilyand sountey: Sra Ee cae Sey TRiGhassa pa bei daense M‘s COOK WANTRD—ONR WHO SPR i Bs pe a nore sherri and 68 Oth we | Mt PARE RaTRoRTE Up, ROUTES ON THB PIT, EMPLOYMENT, WITHOUT ee wai? TAD 8M an be_ sect ‘ade travelling, palate and fore Sy et Pa in . M.D., PROFESSOR oF, DISRASES women, # years’ ‘pract! 139 Liverty ra chaee certain, Poliot to lasice,' frou Whaleree ‘cause, with pen ort ncoavenenca. 4 GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR LADIFS.—THi Anguese Female Pills always give immediate relte a Beware of imitators, who copy my advertisements sailpolmng eee WAU RIORAD, 129 Liberty street, TL OBRTAIN CURE FoR M TED Da ies, Wit A. or i medicine by ey fadaine Reset ca ro. fe Practice. table, French x orale F Pills, py et Biles $1 « Hoa a, four degrees stro: A Realthy Olen No, ify sccond ‘atrost, ret Goor from Frith avouue, oF i Ee i, tan ji, also sold at drugs Cee ee aeea red” boat fee and Si7}g Bowery, Vircuiar, ~YOUTHPUL VIGOR AND MANHOOD REGAINED As using Dr. POWERS! Blixir, and unfortuoates cured. oi bidatoa street Atm THE WORST CASES OF CERTAIN DISRAS! yut meroury by Dr. eae” 19 Stanton fot troubles cured immediately, =] 4 LADIES, WHATE A TETFO Wis, i! Btaaton Wereot ie ‘at once, without risk, Gonddeatlal eirealar free 0) ” post. All hours, N ALWAYS RELY PownRS’ AQT Tegala eaicng immedi Lot hoy on 8S whatever Sause, Ladies from the count ‘Htdaton ei. A paar Bs R. ep aT aa Four ara sir, nonr Chamber. ata ake Be Be —No Tewcaions oured, R. aLise, Lm GREE! Arey A eee D insured im: se pro- juced, without ito ordinary dut tom De CAN OURB mi CASES OF OBR- 1 sa PS ae Vet reas asa ark tyentment, Sone “eae Seance See ee OR SALT.—RARE CHANOB.—A LANDLADY ABOUT to retire from business offers for sale her long estab. Mehed Boarding House, altusted in a most central to The furniture all rosewood, extra largo Mirrors and elegant of ate 8 Fixtures, Business ater S204 week clear, Cash price $6,000, Any lady wishing to bay the above business and furniture address, with directions, FIXTURTS OF SHOE Store No, 146 Spring street, For further particulars {uquire on premises, OR SALE—A GOOD OFFICE PRACTICE OF A PITY. with cheap Lease, UNEIDER, 14 Duane street, third floor, OR BALE—STOCK TANTED TO LEASE-SOME FIRST CLAS ment Houres for resnretable tamiliea, f fair rent and the best city reference w'll be given, Apply to or address Jumos Burke, store No. 18l Hiizabetd street. Vv -ANTED TO_RENT—PROM APRIL. 1, A NEATLY furnished Cottage, on the sea. shore,” convenient to ferry or cars, within an hour's ride of New York, Address Mrs, Heas, station D, Bible House. WIN LIQUOK: Ce Gouin STOUT, YOUNGERS' ALR, BLOODS Stout and Burton Ale for sale by C, E, HABIOHT, 127 1 street. }OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED BILLIARD Toom, with Fixtures and Lease; will be sold low. Ap> ply at 14 Puiton mreet, OR, SALB—DOWN TOWN Battafactory reasons UCKING BUSINES Harnesa and Fixtures "Call at ‘383 Third OR BALE CHESP—AGOQOD BUTTER, CHEESE. AND Froduon Store, with stock and: fixtures; ue. TRST CLASS FRUIT STORE, FOR SALE—IN BROOK: lyn; long established and doing a cation eo a Henin room unsurpas OTEL FOR SALE.—FURNITURE AND LEASE of Hotel, forty rooms, fully furnished, with fine bar billiard room; price terms if desired. Address Hotel, Herald office. AUNDRY BUSINESS FOR male, ata bareain: owner going West. Address, with real name and res! sidence, Laundry, box 178 Herald office, HOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE—IN THE a Particulars apply to 1. E. STODDARD, FIXTURES.—FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. Side Cases and long ba K splendid Glass Paritiot for confectioner, druggist. walnut top Counter, ruitable fumer or any other’ fancy business. Apply to CU GIBSON, 877 Broadway, New York, Also a large Stove. NICKEL AND NORWAY.IRON—FOR SALE C. E. HABICHT, 127 Pearl street, HE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD ‘on one of the best bual- Inquire at 99 Fulton at, Brooklyn. ees blosks tn Fulton street, Brook! it REE YEARS LEASE AND NEW FURNITURE FOR East Thirty-agcond street, between $500, furniture 4 agents need appl; Lerington and Third avenu $2,000: rent $1,2%) per annui iE MACHINERY, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A ‘sash and blind concern will be sold cheap and the bu! ing it occupied be rented at a rearonable and Manufactur Co., Twenty-seventh street and PLUMBING _ BUSINES will purchase the Lease, Stock and enti equipmente of atirs clase Plumbing and Steam Fitting tablishment in Newark, KOSS. Herald Building, room 2, ion strect, Newari —THIS BUM ire of BRADFIELD ‘PUMPS, FOR BOTt Twenty -secoad corner of Second aven ASSORTMENT OF STEAM ENGINES, Boilers, Tanks and Machinery of eve! constantly on hand and mann{acturer and dealer in ali kinds of antiinery, “Non to 10 ‘Bridge street, Brooklyn. for sale cheap, by SALR—A TWENTY POWER STEAM Engine and Bollers. nearly new and in complete run. ning order, situated in a four story buildin 6.400 fett of floors. | Als the Building for sale oF $500 per annum. Inquire ry Now York, or Ferry SALE—A TWO-HORSE CALORIC, KNGIN' in good warkini Furman street, between Wall and Full ONE PROPELLER EN. ; one horizontal Engine, 60 horse: or, aiid f Lot of square Ropers patent, ACHINERY WA TED, mine, % or 40 equ ‘one 10 or 16 thn stearn hamm for cash. ae D. Q., box 106 saat oftice, A D Folge and imselaneooy Machinery 0 ‘ard, 124 Hadson street, Jersey City. Ofice Nori Gentre strect, New York. 98. WILL, BR SOLD 4 INTING PRE: inde Frown, td Ric soar ‘ Bs good as new. API Sih, 128 William street, New York. TEAM ENGINES, Leg all ‘new and second Rarroap,—It Is stated that the rail, the broakti s uleys tod Being; eis Portabl iis RD & PLAN ee tcleeniene Sneniahon ma RAL EN td Pn Ad ne um FASLOB ‘will be sold for jleecker ale near ier Rota ainda srw. (7 ne Nankin, Gun Pinata alin due order. RNITURI COMPLETE FOR Poe nee in old ehea perusulare e eat aid No. 9 Gold street. — ‘2 CHEAP—A PLYMPTON im Brac! yok Be sal Ae OB edavend, ry een Tor gor aailed fo for this r ibis week. at the peak or gues ae. ea eatiaic aN _. BRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, UE ‘NE JRUNE nee alson teal po BTROLOGER MAURICE, BEST IN TI < Suiccems iu love, marriage, altuatious and all pustuean. CHAMBER OF CONNICRCE. Arogular meeting of this body was held yesterday afternoon, at which gome important business was trans- acted. Afver the disposition of the usual preliminary routine business, Mr. A. A. Low, Chairman of the Ex- ecutive Committee, stated that applications for member- ral prominent members of the bar, but as the committee thought that under the rulos they were not eligible to membership thelr names had not beon prosonted, ery ieng:hy and warm dis. cussion arose as to the propriety of admitting to mem- bership others than persons engaged in commercial purauits; but although a great deal of seatimont was ex- pressed in favor of some of the names presented, they were, when the vote was taken, rejected. ‘The following resolution was presouted by Mr, Lathors and adopted by the Chamber:— Resolved, That a commtttes be appointed to consider the propriety of memorializi angrese with regard to the bill now before that bod; ing & reduction of the value of Aa American dollar 10 thet of the five {rane piece of France, and to urge the impropriety of any such action without & limitation shh Wwillinaintaln the iategrity of existing con. tracts, Ifcarried out the value of the dollar of the Un! Hats will be reducea three ants half cents, and ibe hold ‘ers of United States socurities injured to that extent, The delegates to the Commercial Convention at Bos- ton were announced as follows:—A A. Low, 8. B. Rug- gies, R. H. Mot ey tL. C. marys Hiram Walbridge, Grtgo Opdyke, D. D bcock, W. M. Ver- mitye, 8. iB Obiitenden, a ‘au WwW. Bates, L. J. N, Stark, J. A. “svovens, Jr, J. 3. T. Struma hap, J. M. White and J. J, Comstock. A communication om Ferdinand De Lesseps, Presi- dont of the Suez Canal, was read and refgrred to the Executive Committees, The communication accompa. ies ten copies of the guide book contain ng the rules and regulations of the direct transit of merchandise and ngers between the two seas, It states that the ‘nal opening of the canal is expected to take place on the Ist of October, 1869, and recommends that a trans. portation of merchandise from fea to sea be at once established, and st that by means of tegboats mer- chandive may be transported from Said to Suez in four days, and toat the means of the canal enables them to transport a thourand tons daily, The communication invites special attention to economy of transit of tnerchandise across Egypt, the present time six lines of steam packets touch regolariy at Port Said, and that by this means direct ‘nervico is established betweon the Mediterrancan aud Red seas, The Executive Committee submitted the correspon- dence held between the committee an’ the Secretary of State m reference to the encroac!iments upon navi- gation at Rouse’s Point, From the correspondence it Wi that the company using the pier at that pomt thorized by the State to construct the pier under eriaia, conditious, but that by Congress they were re- leased from the conditions imposed, The same committe also submitted the statement recommending the removal of the obstruction: Gate to be submitted to a board of army officers, in order that experiments might be made tond- ing to the formation of a permanent board for the supervision of the removal of “similar obstructions which might exist in any harbor b= the country. committee was ti! appointed, rs “motion of Mr. Loew, to revise the by-law regarding mombersbip, and the committee was instructed to report at the next raceti Ly Treadent announced the following committees: irae ope on. revising by-laws—Mesars. Sturgess, Grinnell and mi cbetructions at Rouse’s Point—Meesra, J. B, Jones, ‘After the transaction he some further unim; er the portant business the mecti Cavan or tue Late Accvawr on rae Pxexsyiv, which caused the accident, was broken into several Bleces, which loaves little doubt of this being the actual ‘Bhe night was we cold, and this fact also ttrengthens the supposition. passengers “bo ex- ‘amined the matter were satisfied on this point, a ho word.of eensure to cast upon the company. accident Is one of the most serious which bas ou the road for a loag Si me, and the lose in cars will be very considerable, It is a matter of considerable Lowe, however, that such @ terrible smast-up and burning , and yet no greater loss of life be Scan mysterion, ‘these railroad accidents the fegards th Seaped ‘compared w with the fearful Sines win "ore necessarily ran.—Pitteburg Commercial, Feb, 1, THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest and Best Newspaper, | in the Country. ‘The Waexir Henan of the present week, now ready, contains the very latest European Nows by the Cable up to the hour of publication; Telegraphic Despatches from the Gandwich Islands, South America, Mexico and Other pointe; the Correspondence between President Johnson and General Grant in relation to the reinstate. ment of Mr. Stanton; the Carrent News of the Week; Five copies, $8; Ten copies, § contecach, A limited num! sorted ia tho Wenxiy Hana,