The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1868, Page 9

8 FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL. Faray, March 27—6 P. M. ‘yne gold market was weak at the opening this morning, and gales were made at 138%, but subse- qently it gained strength and an advauce to 138% took place, following which, however, itrelapsed, and the closing transactions were at 1383{, There was considerable pressure to lend gold, and although the “hort” interest has been largly increased within the ast fortnight the borrowing demand wes not equal to the supply. Loans were made at rptea varying from seven to eleven per cent per amum, and at 1-82 @ 3-64 per diem forcarrying. The gross clearings amounted to $85,443,000; the gold balances to $1,786,201 and the currency balances t¢ $2,542,023. ‘The speculative feeling in the room is for the time being bearish, owing to the dimculty and cost of earrying coin, but the unsettlea condition of affairs at Washington, and the possibilities growing out of the impeachment and trial of the President operate against any further material decline. ‘The stock market continues dull under the extat- ing condition of local monetary affaire, but it has nevertheless been steady throughout the day. The mews from Albany that the Railway Committee of the Assembly had unanimously reported against the Eric bill, and that the report had been agreed te by a vote of 83 to 32, hardly attracted remark in the street, and its influence upon the price of the stock was barely perceptible, The affidavit of Mr. Jay Gould, which goes to show that the Vander- bilt party is as deep in the mire as the other side is in the mud, continues to attract attention, and the street is amused at the crimination and recrimina- den in which the rival parties indulge with regard to each other. The claims of the Vanderbilt party to purity and unselfishness of motive in this litigious eontest are thrown to the winds by Mr. Gould’s un- varnished narrative, and the animus of the Jegal proceedings against the Erie party is revealed. It was a stockjobbing quarrel in the beginning, but it has since assumed the max- nitude of a railway war. The representatives of the marrow gauge are trying to punish the representa- tives of the broad gauge, and vice versa, and each side reatens to bankrupt the other. So that if both are te be believed Messrs. Drew and Vandervbilt will come © grief and some day be begging coppers in Wall street. In connection with this contest the report of the committee of the Chamber of Commerce against railway monopolies made yesterday is interest- ing. The committee made a strong protest in favor of the separate management of railways, ‘and recommended to the Chamber an appeal to the Legislature of the State to interpose its authority against all monopoly. Appended to the report was @ memorial to the Legislature on the subject, par- ticularly with reference to the threatened absorp- tion of the Erie by the New York Central party,’ in which attention is called vo the fact that the con- vYention whfh recently met to revise the constitution of the State reported as one of the proposed amend- ments to the same the following:—“ The Legislature shall not authorize the consolidation of railroad cor- porations owning parallel or competing lines of yoad,”’ and the memorial concludes with these dtting werds:— In consideration of the facts above set forth, your titioners earnestly urge upon your haa gp ies to take such early and efficient ‘ul prevent the control of the various lines rela connect this city with the West from passing, by any Combination or consolidation of management, into the hands of a restrictive monopoly, and to grant Se facility to existing roads to improve their con- on, to extend their lines and in every way to @ompete with the estabiished systems above referred a your petitioners, as in duty bound, wil ever ‘34 ts reported that the old directors of the Chicago @nd Rock Island Railway Company have resigned, ‘aad that'a new board was elécted at Chicago to-day. Im view of the expanded condition of the banks @f this city, so far as loans on railway and miscella- Beous stocks are concerned, the amendment to My. Oattell’s bill relating ~ the national bank @arrency offered by Mr. Cameron in the Senate teday was in the right direction, but it was mot put ina practical shape. It says:—“Nor shall @ay bank located in said cities (New York, Boston ‘and Phitadelphia) loan to brokers or other persons engaged in stock speculations any portion of their funds.” ‘There is no abatement of stringency in the moncy Market, and up to half-past two this afternoon the Sepply of loanable funds was as limited as it has ‘Deen at any time since the present pressure set in; but after that time those who found that they had @eeured more than they wanted were lenders, and ‘hts imparted an easier feeling to'borrowers. Loans ‘were made at seven per cent in gold by some of the banks, a8 well as by nearly all the private bankers, ‘ut the majority of the former still adhere to the Principle of not charging more than the legal rate in @arrency. It is not, however, a question of price for Toney 80 much as of quantity. The banks here are eu being drawn upon against country bal- ances; but at Chicago on Tuesday exchange ou this city was very scarce, and some lots sold from Mc, to 70c. premium, while in some quarters it was Whought that it would soon be necessary to remit @urrency. It must, however, be remembered that “Settling Day” in various States will not be until mext Wednesday, and that preparations for the quarterly statements of the national banks will con- tinue throughout the country until the Saturday fol- Jewing. Next week 1s, therefore, not likely to be any better for borrowers than the present one has been, and an aggravation of the stringency to bor- rowers oa miscellaneous collaterals is not improba- bie. The banks have loaned so much on stocks that ‘they have no means left for the discount or purchase ef commercial paper, and their mercantile cus- tomers are complaining accordingly. Where com- mercial paper is negotiated it is either by special favor or at usurious rates. There was an improved feeling in the market for government securities, and under a moderate invest- ment demand and some speculative purchases on yers’ options of thirty days at one per cent above the current quotations prices advanced slightly. The Sub-Treasurer is understood to have bought seven-thirty notes to @ limited extent; but as he ‘also sold gold the money market is not itkely to ex- perience any relief through the operation, and it 1s claimed that his currency balance is too small enable him to do more than he doing towards mitigating the prevailing With the return of a moderate degree of mments will be the £rst to experience a Feaction from their present depression, and in view Of the demoralized condition of the railway share market capital is likely to seek them in preference to other securities, At the close the market was strong but dull, ‘The stock market was steady and ull at the com- Mencewent of business, and at the early session of the open board Erie gold at 69 a 695; and New York Central at 115%. At the first regular board railway shares were lightly dealt in, with the exception of New York Ceutral and Erle, Pacific Mail wes pressed for sale in large amounts, and @ decline to 10254 was the result, New York Central dosed \ higher than at the same time yesterday, Erle %, Reading \%, Michigan Southern », Cleveland and Toledo };, Fort Wayne %, MUwaukee and St, Paul Preferred 34, and Western Union Telegraph %; while Northwestern preferred was lower, Pacific Mali 4%, and Atlantic Mal 1. Government securities were dull but firmn at an adwance of \ @ >, North Carotina Sixes were 3; higher, new issue 1, Tennessee sixes (mew) were 1 lower, After the call Erie declined te 6554, but at the open board at one o'clock It sold as 69); 2 00), and New York Central at 118% a 118%, while Pacific Mall was dull at 102% @ 102K, At the second reguiar board prices showed a slight improve- went, but the volume of busines#, was light, New Yor, Central closed % higher than st the first regular ‘dow 1, Brie 1;, Rewling %, Cleveland and Toledo X, Roc’ Island 4g, Northwestern preferred \, Milwaukee an | Paw preferred \, Ohio and Missiasippl %, and*"acific Mat 14, while Atlantic Mal waa % “ower. Goverhment securities were dull bot firm, At the open board at half-past three the ative feeling Waa tame and Erte soid a 10); a 00%; New York Central, 119"; a 119%; Rock ! ond, @2; Michigan Southern, 88), and Pacific Mail, 105%. During the remainder of the afternoon the market continued dull, and at fife close at six oclock the following quotations were carrent:—New two ease gov York 09%; Reading, 0125; Michigan Southern, 84 land and Pittsburg, 1; Kock Island, 2; Northwestern preferred, 74%; Omo ond Mississippi, 2054 a 20%; Pacitlo Mail, 108% ©1034, ‘Tue foreign exchange market was firm in tone but gets NEW YORK) HERALD, SATURDAY, MARUH 28, 1568.—TRIPLE'’ SHEET. rates underwent no improvement, and at the close bankerw’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted ‘at 10996 @ 10034; three days, 109% ® 110; commercial bills, 10834 a 10934, ‘The Buffalo and Erie Railway Company has nott- fied its shareholders that upon payment of ten per cent new bonds of the company will be sent to them toan amount equal to thirty-five per cent of the present share capital. The stock and debt of the company now stand as follows:—$10,647,200; funded debt, $9,633,640; ‘total, $19,684,540. ‘The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay- Ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follows:— —— Sub. Treasury.———— Payments, 078,014 ee so. ct 1,741,881 803 004 1,743, 327 Sood 210 3or'120203 8,008,818 100,794,145 March 26... 384, March 27.. 417,000 ‘The value of the importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending March 26 compares with the previous week as follows:— —March 19. —March 26.-— Consumption, bag Value. Pkgs. Value, Manufact’s of wool.. 402 875 = $309,! oa Manufact’s of cotton, i 133,364 824 266,35: Manufaci’s of silk... 654 874,118 = 398 Manufact’s of flax. 112,007 946—-217,042 \eOUus... 145,208 493-121, 815 Total. sess 4,023 $996,004 8,638 $1,205,087 Witharawn, Manufact’s of wool.. 877 $872,306 787 $272,874 Manufact’sof cotton, 617 158,762 582 Manufact’s of silk 102 96,677 130 Manufact’s of fa: 184,047 2,370 Miscellaneous... 68,083 8,252 Total........0.+++.19,377 $879,905 7,121 Warehoused, Manufact’s of wool,. 519 $175,815 536 $189,167 Mannfact’sof cotton, 462, “123,984 24 69,582 Manofact’s of silk.... 77 72,516 63, Manufact’s of Nax...23,121 85,103 314. Miscellaneous... 16,616 112,928 610 $405,093 Total... «89,795 $570,436 1,757 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Friday, March 27—10:15 A. M. #40000 US 6 ‘83 110! ne pee o ern eee tas ‘2000 US 6" etsy Soe = hy f Too ae 0 240 100 20 100 200 ‘ S 182 pantie 22 ah i= ial iid SEER 30 an 800 Mich So & N Ia. 200 Lilinois, Central ER th ‘200 & Pitts Bi 91 gasigieis Ste8ee BE ebicBeeusese zi <! COMMEROIAL REPORT. Frwax, March 27-6 P. M. Beeswax was quiet, but firm, at dBc. a 440. Corree.—The market for Rio continued to rule quiet, but firm. Fair to good cargoes were quated at 10¥¢. a lic, prime Ife. a 120. ordinary 8Xc. a 9}4c., all gold, in bond. Other kinds were quiet. Sales 184 bags Ceylon, ex Ione, at 80c., currency, 824 bags do. do. and 91 do, ex Lord Nelson, on private terms, At Baltimore sales have been made of 8,000 bags Rio, ex May Queen, 1,800 do, do., ex Water Lily, (600 do., ex Edith, and 1,500 do., ex Agnes, on: private terms, Corrgn.—The business in ingot was light and prices were ewer The sates were confined to 250,000 Ibs. at 2c. for Bal- timore, 2c. a 25}4¢. for Detroit and Portage Lake, and 2c, for Tennessee. Gorros:—the demand for this staplo was decidediy moro active and the market was firmer, in sympathy with the Liv- erpeot market, and — advanced pobien &, c. per ib. Almost the ‘salen 10 ore and exporters. The sates footed up TEAS tates tacluding "6:9 for export, for apeculation, 1,850 for spinaing and 1,048 im transit: A Mole and N. Orleans een “ 254 24% #3 as Ubod middling: a8 2 CANDLES.—Adamantine were steady at 2c. a 8c. for 14 ‘ounce, with a moderate demand, Sperm were steady at 45c. 48c., and patent at 5c. a bk. sebGit Yau was more active, Sales 45,000 Ibs. on private *Cenieat.— Rosendale was quoted at 92 25 per bbl. Davos Axp Dyas were generally, quiet. The. salen were $0 tons sal soda at $1 78, gold; 125 do, toda aah ‘at 2ise. dow ‘50 drums canstic soda at do., 400 kegs ‘ee carb Gere S000 ae Adec. do. od Eat = omen Mel leaching por gum gedda vi bales Alexandria senna on private rine a: FLOUR AND GEAIN.—Receipts, 7,614 ble. flour, 663 do. nd. 589 age corn, meal, 683 ‘Duakels wheat, 29,005 ‘do, sorts 1,140 do. Moalt_and 4,500 do. barléy and 338 do, er be more active ley for the low both State and Wea! A eapectall for exporg in view. of which’ prices were rather the market firm. There has been but little demand along back, and large lots have for some time been A, lower prices than amall the true of the market to-day, a line of 1,00) bbls. extra State be- vt ‘told for export to Liverpool at 10¢, a 2c. below the prices ich the name flour sold for in small Lote. There was like- demand for farnily brands and hi a athy with wheat. California four continued fait demand, ” ‘The sales be market closing frm at the an- pered ‘quotations, “Rye flour ‘was \sleo edtive and be. a We, higher, with sales of 0 bbls, Southern flour was steady, with & fair demand, at about fous prices. Salen 660 Sie. Corn, meal was’ in. jemand at prices shown, The sal 200 bla, pkey] they, #6 io a f6 1h for Brande wine, €6 Cor Jessy star brand Western, We q 1 = Southern extra. Routhern, chotee Califor LE RELLELLLLL Lia § taressssssssszeee © for wo “ 0 00 00 wo oo 13 00 5 00 5 50 13 68 re ry Pat 600 ow 35, Maher de Scron casas sures tows of holders restricted ‘The rales were about 56,000 Inshels at i sylvan! barley sales ware Canada East ani ety with ean of The market yr ygoneraliy oemew, ‘The a 16d, 40. | 500 bois, and 160 i, pork 1,000 a cotion at 6 at 6d. a God. M93 balew woot and ah Rd and, 100 bore, extract lopwood ora retnany ee rtomines, 1,20 bhie, Foal Bd, nd 400 Dales conte on fo'Hampur, per G00 bores extract fogpoe ji bushels and measnrement py at x The A Norwevian bark, #24 toon, to Onsen stares uy Ss ran £1,100; nd in Teall ‘wus, tlaves, on privale vera, st ies Toltoos, to Maines, GONNEY BAGS remained dull and nomdnat at 18 Gonuae CuorH.—There were no aioe mene as) HAt.—The market was quiet, and 81000. for shipping Increasing, Hors,—The demand continned moterate, put no ¢ ange mre orted minpreest 1867 ore) “X eahatang 8 Wo, | 1538 10s. io. and eri . free ofered wt 1O}ge., gold, Masicun thes market wan weal prtcos were heavy at Oc. td #110 8 HL 40 Tor Fetal loas, Reeoelpta 2 ¢ me emand ene Poe demand waa being contied to avout fun) ‘oxas, Ui & currency ; 400 c Hiaugbiar foow) Abn ac ge and 40 cyan “ered sold on pri- We te English rold, id eet te ae yas there prevailed a tolerably active cre nena yy though bigher for chal ment hide, are extremely ssarce, and od i 7 Manson Siuohgh crop were fn brisk demand at higher prea. Hetaloc it, were raed he Figen; middle, 265g0. a 28 %c.' Sh ecantie ‘a 26%<c.} middle, a Be; Be. 5 ‘@ %c.; poor damaged, 19h, 'e'Bic. ‘Roush Nght; Ste. abe. 10h, ie. rusty Th He Hic de mia je. Orinoco, Be. a damaged, 24c. 2 980." Califorain: seers xe sie: ile Kinds, Beary, nd heavy, Bae. ere firm at Lump was ‘quoted at Lupre.. steady at 20a, Motasena—2 wert a ass aird common at $1 50. ern oe was’ moderately active and et continued to rule dull, but “ried ea 100 bids, Cuba innscovade al ter, ad (Oy suction) pba ‘New Orleans at 70c. a Sa Naval SToRts.—Spirits turpentine ade at 64c., ut which sales were mi yey cloning to tbe fertont of 0 bolas Rosin—A fair demand 4 eeale renee leg the lower grades, tak waa at ‘the scarcit) Briss a ‘rifle bi Babee wor othi ades the lomand was moderate at steady Bates 500 bbls. ood sek # 3 at Nc ; Pep ei fico Ree cr | BY 37, 13 87. 4 he} A A oe 83 1d 50 do. do. on private tel ee nd, but the market was ons American on the spot freak 100.000 aol spot for short de- livery’ Teena of on private terms. Crushers’ prices were = 18a $1 20 in ‘bbls. was quiet at 1 40 ane city. O Olive was quoted at*$2 50. ah “olla. were dull ted steady at 70c. for quot ernde whal ‘a 8bc. for bloached winter do., $2 fur crude and 26 Cr unbleached winter do Provi OK. Recelptt, 3,008 Dbls. pork, 423 do, beef; 468 Packages cut m dorlard, Inthe pork market of) Roderate business waa done, but prices were advance da tr to. At the extreme close the’ marke wee B24 75 882187 for new mess Berea, Mle at 8 $s vs si ie a OF ti a teas, ‘a ng th ay at 836-25, nominal at 2c. a wise (oral er orive ne 90. # 1c. for com- ak nic Beef was spar- fair ti i for extra do, pin Taat ai Bee! sales of 100 Dbis, at $36 a 440. ‘The man ‘for ‘more active and the market was decided) Liver k sales were 475 bo: do, 2: etait y 9 Tes for pike shoulders, Lise. a Wige, for dry do.y Yrge, for amoked do., Ibo. & 1Bye. for pickled ham ir ‘a Tse. for or inoked and” IB, » 19, Sates 1 packages, Lard was dull and lower, with salee of Ol pack- 6. & 16%0. ran extreme rate, iter the beter: grades were Ta lair demand st Tal prices, were only mo: ‘active, but with- "ee ralue.. New is coming in quite freely, eo me, We quoter Old heming, Chenango’ counites, firkine, i Cayuga. ‘and. Delaware ountles, roome, Cortlandt, "Btenben an virkine, 550, Avie; | Lewis and Jetterson coun- ola ub 0c, ‘ordinary State dairies, Be. Abe} Shalt’ driein ae, State, fing t6 +5 * af Sekis tube, fair Northern Fennsyivania, frkinn and tab, 02a Shes Canada’ Hora tie. Canada extra, Dera ibe." Choeso was’ iteauy al Ihe: 168. for someon to extras prises es —For ernde the demand was very light, but ‘were demanded, viz.—I2ige. 1b Wiser in bin as rhe only nalen we heard of were $00 bb a at jed was not much sought after, but closed at 26c. ie andard Tehite, sale of feo was reported ab ay | bbls, "for May, do, for June, and too" do. for Jaiy were, ‘m2 of on terms kept private. Hmited | demand and "unsettled: \¢ general MakIDg ‘ries for slandant white was ise; dium was a trillelower; snlesi60 Dole, at @5 2% To Phila. delphia the market was extremely quiet; ‘ules 1,000 bla, san nies tw sale ‘at 26¢., aud rumored 9,000 do, for the first half RIUE."We heard of no further sales of importance. Caro- Mna waa quoted at 10346. ale. SERDS.—Calcutta Hissed was dull and heavy. Sales made tn Boston tage at 2 825, gold. Clover re- Stine al and bear a de ‘a 1bYyex. Timothy ungettied at $9 40.0 43 6, while fied waa frm Suvan.— A good Dusingss was consummal and full prices were realized. Fal and and. sige Teaweor. oft white 1534c. a I6c., and yel- 7c. SALT.—The arrivals of all descriptions since our last rat ave been light, (A fair Jobbing demand has prevalied, at $8 85a €4 for Ashton's per sack, m2 £0 a x3 Cor Maral and Worthington's do., #54 $8 10 for Higgins’, $2 for rh $8.25 for Prussian aiid’ 62}sc. for Turk Island per bushel, rices were fi STEARINE was dull, but without decided change in value, We quote 166. Srioks.—We heard of no important sales of any kind, Prices were steady, PERLITE we i jemand at former prices. Sales, TER joderate Swans Bilesian in ota me ot » gold, Boav.—Castil but steady at 163;e. 9 ea wi Tomaooo. For Ke the tulea being 191 iy Jens doing, the sales belt Bbe. Hi aotive ; 875 javana ae rag native ERS oles seere —¥~ oer Of undesirable. ru transactions, eae ‘remains jeeces, at dc, & 573¥0., incl Ohio at ie. ‘a fic., 25,000" do; 15,00 Mivhigan at 60c. and State at ulled at de, 0 803 for low euper and deat cs ‘small Guilfornia et 83g, 00, for" fail and Te hg hy orn. for fail und sprin, ja r Oregon and 30 f foreign the sales are “ANOTHER FORGER AT WORK. Some time ago a young man hired a suit of apart- ments over astore on Broadway, and managed to become very well acquainted with the proprietor of the premises. By means of a forged letter, purport- ing to be written by a well known gentleman in Mo- bile, Ala., whence the young man alleged he had come before his advent in this city, he obtained an introduction to certain offictals attached to the Sixth National Bank. A few days after being known to the bank officers he deposited $80 in the institution, and soon afterwards he presented two checks for $2,000 each at the cpunter of another bank, each check being able to bis own order and purporting to be drawn by Mr. John Sniffen. The bank teller refused to pay the ‘amounts on the face of the checks before the young man could prove that he was the person in whose favor they were drawn. The Sixth National Bank teller certified’as to his identi but even then the teller of the other bank, suspecting that there was a screw loose somewhere, ret w pay the money. He informed the alleged forger, however, Dror he might call in a few thy after the bank had satisfied itself that everything was corfect. In the meantime Mr. Sniffen was le acquainted with the fact of the youne man’s presenting the checks, and yesterday hat gentieman red to the bank with a view of meeting the forger fice to face. entered and presented Abont noon @ young man en the checks, Wi the teller called outto Mr. Sniffen, asking him if the checks were drawa out sition oe Sniffen oe answered in ¢he Syd things ‘seized hold of young mat The latter, jongh rently tate taken, very it innocent Wall's ntreot messel id had vold to the checks, but ner than that he knew Bbout them. Strange to Kk by the sudden turn ‘Said that he was @ — bees partially deprived of before, short Ume, ie Virginia. His case attrected much at- tention among the passengers, several of whom knew him and were satiated that he was ne nsing di tion. His case was @ most iluttration of bummary. and ‘terrible manner in yhich oature Sat sennan punisues a violaom of her aws,—Athene _. SETUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks, &e. 9 bys JTH ST., BETWREN 6TH AND ITH AVE.— reapectable woman a6 Cook; woul nasi with the washing! rit ohty reference, (4. BEST BT &r, wiNRD FrOOR, FRONT 1 room,—A good cook; i willing t nenlet with the washing and Ifoning ; ood city reference fram lust place. 104 ts WEST 2TH BT, THIRD FLOOR bAC K ROOM.~ pines. A fret class covk; good oty refernces from last 126 WEST “TH ST., Tule PIA FLOOR. A You RO WO. fi man a6 Cp nie Esp vk Yom =~ Td kinds of cooking, soups an ‘an excellant baker; good Feferensce from taal place “Galt fr two da pire Wit BT, IN THR REAR, KECOND =A young WOmAn as tire clus cook; wnder- foot ‘all Kinda of desseris; no objecthro t eboarding bows ; good reference 240 & pee 10TH 8T., BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D AVA., floor, front room.—A respectable se ‘a8 cook, ner, or as laundress, Call this day 36 | 809 WEST SIST ST.—A GIRL AS COOK AND TO AS- ‘sist in washing and froning. Can be see for two days. Ring second bell 3 45 vant = ge 8T., Good ‘lly N retarence. in 51 CANAL L 8T., BETWEEN RUNWICK AND GREEN. & A young woman, of good’ moral cl betey apa cook asd la dress for » small family; fall for three days, GOOD COOK, LATE FROM PARIS, WISHES A piace in a private family, (dood reference, Call at Mudaine Frowtin’s, dressmaker, 46 6th av., socond Chambermaids, &e. ST AY., FIRST iy glee FROM G6TH AT, SECOND oor, front room.—A respectable young git io do general housework in # small wena fami ‘objection to the country forthe summer, Good elty reference, TOP FLOOR, REAR.—AN cook in oe private family, HELP WANTED—FEMALES, ANTE v., THREE EXPERT D—AT gg eed 18 ten a fib pik trimmers; al good men. None seed appif wie cennot foruiah Mist, class refer: <a to ability, — COACAMEN ANI AND D GARDENERS. ee erate nN AUPERIOR ROOM W1 GROOM WHO, od on; cae after dentable veferences ante Sharacker, 0. Apply ahh Bat otal able raterencet aso ANTED-TEBRS PROTESTANT. SERVANTS AS ‘lwundress and chambermaid; nove ‘et ee a es se'S and eM a, tween is West loth at yANTED—cOTTOR Fe Ayre, FOR A CHILD 9 MONTHS of age. Apply atl We WANTED A WET junee, URSE, WITH PRESH BREAST OF fone b this day, ho Borie . 7 ANTED—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRFSS; MUST UN- Stand tinting. Apply at No. 3 Howard si., from 1i to three o'clock. ‘MBROIDERERS AND BRAID- with eee ‘work and referenee, to A. T, entrance on ‘Kh at, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND stale aria Ras Si Sy a a a ANTEDEA SITUATION “Ag oCQACHMAN AND: first clase ng man; no objeclion ‘capability. pS “ANTED—A SITU AMIO! ‘ we Sore Eaeeeanide oe a agency, 61 41h av., near oth et, 2 th the Preach ANTED-AN ASSISTANT IN THE WHGTR ment of a hoslery an tlons ones fies box 1,7 ihe experience, yh White ‘WARTED—AN OPERATOR ON WILLCOX & GIBBS sewing mackine. Apply to E, A. Morrison, 627 Broad- way. BETWEEN 61H AND 6TH AVS.— g, Woman aa chambermald in a pri- jection to go to the ‘and trustworthy; 4,2 “WEST bring fick vate family 3a plain se country for he summer months; 1s good reference, Can be seen until DOT West, wei sta RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chambermaid and to do tine washing and Jroning; has good elty reference from her last place. 259 WEST TH 87. SECOND FLOOR.—A SCOTCH Je cirl, lately landed, as chambermaid and to asaist in the washing find ironing: ho objection to do the housework ainall private family; reference given, Call fortwo tages 450) WEST ITH ST. BETWEEN STH AND 10TH AVS. tn the store.—As chambermaid in a private familly, ‘ capable young woinan, oF ua laundress; uo objection Uo chubny for the nusarmer onthe; best clay ret Dressmakers and Seamstresses. VARICK ST.-A DRESSMAKER WHO HAS HAD charge of an establishment eight years, desires a inare quiet life, and for this reason offers her services to the ludies of New York by the week. 87 3 (NEW NO. 133) WEST SIST ST.-A FIRST CLASS dressimuker wishes to make afew more engagements understands her business thoro' r rewidence; best reference. © for the coming seasoi v5 would take work to or WARTED-BY A MINDLE AGED WIDOWER, WHOSE family consists of four persons, w lady between 80 and 40 years of age, to. take charge ‘of his ‘household affairs; she mist be azreenble, active and domestic in her alts Xo menial ser services rewired Address, for three days, @. C, Mil- HELP WANTFPD—MALES, GENTS WANTED-TO OBTAIN 8UBSCRI f handsomely ituatrated Paml poet tie edition, very buld.type, do. The ‘aphie Pictures, taken from Sitogether, th hia the most sbedatifa ial andy iu Binle get puta used t0 euch were and bri Reed apply to, Publier, box 1,288 on Post oflce, Ss ae ‘ANTED—A GIRL, WELL RECOMMENDED, TO DO the washing in # private familly, Apply at 6% Remsen st., Brooklyn, FARMER, GARDENER AND WIFE; ALSO DAUGH? ter for holisework-sto go to the count and moderate wages, Call on J. W. 8., 883 Beach WANTEDEA GIRL FOR CHAMBERMAID AND WATT. Mads Tens; must have good city references, Call at ison ‘ANTED—OPERATORS ON SHIRT FRONTS ove hand to pat up work, at 6 Doane st New ie Weeoe ts eyes ATS ATSON & STEWART. ANTED—A COOK WHO UNDERSTANDS ALL Kinds of cooking, meats and pastry, and washing if necessary, Apply at 36 West 10th st, A MAN WANTED—WHO HAS HAD constp ‘guveriense inthe real estate business. ferald office, statt ‘erpployed, jag where last [SRR Cian esate fy (A RELIABLE iyi Boy WANTED He atrar” » F. Smith § Con 22 : A WwANTED, im Actr Gite wf COLLECTORS ' FON. «oul week; ets durtenders, at HEALY'S, Se Brows TAGES #15.—-WANTED, A FRENCH OR GERMAN rl in a private fami, to take the charge of @ baby. mediately faciiic street, near South ferry, ly WANTED A COMPETENT CHAMBERMALD, ONE WHO thoroughly understands, her business; also a fret class Haliress. Apply with the bext city reference, between 10 and 1 o'clock, ut 65 Clinton place. address, 1 Q1Q., DIVISION. or.—a GERMAN GIRL AS DRESS- maker; she can sew on every machine and is a good trimmer. DPA TH AY.—T0 DRESSMAKERS. —& YOUNG LADY fn cutter in a frat class dressmaking extablighment would have no objection to go to Californ! at capacity; food referouce given. Addrtae Me As Sy betore sWedneadey, QAT BASE Wort st._k WIDOW LADY To Go, OUT as scamstress; understands somewhat dressmaking and ehlldren's clothes; terms moderate. © 1 296 ®t Pita pg 1 esa BRIW EE GROVE AND BAR- lass dressmaker; does work «at her dere renldentev cuts tad trims fe the most fashionable style; all work done at the shortest notice. stress in a private Srootire can cut and Tadies" and ‘chil= dren's cloaks and dresses and operate on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine; good veference, ‘ANTED—A GOOD SMART GERMAN OR PROTES- tant sir to wash, tron, and do general housework, in a rivate family; none Dut thowe Heri fon reference aa to Honesty and capability need apply at 166 Allen street, ‘ANTED—A LADY TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE ladies’ and. children’s underiinen depertment; also several ealeswomen anda drat class dressmaker. None but thoror competent ons need apply by letter, with tame and reterence, to Ae Stewart d'Con, Broadway and amber ‘WANTED—A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF CHILDREN fand sew: must understand her business and ba: the beat reference from her last place; one who und general housework preferred. Roply at 111 Clinton place. wt _______! oF Lasetinge ei | M. Pg a CE Paper. “Addveos Sndustial Americas, Hora Herald officem 1 Bo a ALES AND Mocrerp? | Bie. M. OMB a day selling Brown! al pollen S20 Waerece at is your chance to rete a ‘aepkios pa Co." acer aatas oe ce uired in ere RE WT 2 J, MERSE! ZEAU, €2 Dus BY WANTED— ABOUT, is oF 17 YEARS oF iar te Uae TO: rmanent ; yews, with Leterenone, € Boy, WANTED IN AN OFFICE—SALARY. @150. ADs 22, dress, statig age and references, ‘Dox 3,886 0 fice. i by - WANTED IN A CLOTHING STORE.—TO A Bot Bowne desires to learn business, and whose friends it up some money to Kee him hon Fe reds A Address J. Starkey & Co., stat! WANTED RY AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, AN IN; telligeht American lady, not above twenty-five years of age, as epg in the cliy. The proper party would find a plennan nt and nent home; one. without too many friends Address, stating place of interview, Carlton, box 188 Herald ofice, 34 4TH AV.—A_ PROFESSIONAL DRESSMAKER ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL, THAT CAN READ ‘and write, as chambermald and waitress. One with Paar d may apply, between the hours of 10 and al cast 9th Nishes to obtain work by the day in frat class privale fauniles or hotels, ‘or would take work In 4.0] WEST 80. STA YOUNG GIRL TO GO OUT BY the week or day at dressmaking or all kinds of family sewing on Wheeler & Wilson's machine. Narses, &c. v4 AV. B.—A GERMAN GIRL AS WET NURSE. ] sone ST., BET, 266 BLEECKER AND 4TH STS,— oun, married woman as wet nurse; has lost her baby ‘2 Treab breast of milk ive weeks old. Gan be see tll suited, 56 DE KALB AY., BROOKLYN.—A RESPECTABLE young married ‘woman as wet nurse whose baby is three nionths old; good references, 177, wontow, one FIRST FLOOR, REAR HOUSE.— roman wants actild to wet nurse, at her own res fbctaoee 220 278 FIRST FLOOR, ROOM NO. 4.—: i atly inne, ‘as purse and to do fin isin sewiag sb wiling ua oblleings $8 willing to go to the Soaniey for thomumanes miomiin, | O72 BROOME ST. ROOM 1—A FRENCH, GIRL AS nurse for the dity or to travel with the family; speaks English and German, 514. BUDSON, Sts RESPECTABLE AMERICAN € Protestant wornan as wet nurse; has’ freah breast of milk; best of reference, Can be seen for three days. G52 sRAV, CORNER OF SOT STA RESPEOTA- ence given, ble woman (baby 14 days old) as wet nurse; refer- N ELDERLY LADY OF GREAT EXPERIENCE Wishes » situation as arse to an invalld iady ; will nuree iu most serious cases of fever, Ac. A wertiser, 413 Weat Bid atreet, Housekeepers, &c. 35TH ST, CORNER OF BOWERY.—A WIROW LADY situation as housekeeper. Widower preferred. cisrenee Bi hd WOMAN TO WORK AT LADIES’ ‘business; one that will make herself geez met ed board with the family. Apply 74 South st,, corner of 4th st., Williamsburg. "SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE ung man, to go in the country; can milk, work ina arden and make himself generally useful. Address Dy x 118 Herald office, GERMAN (MARRIED) WHO SPEAKS AND WRITES English and French, wishes a situation as porter Ina Whotesale business, Address C. M., Herald office. PRENGHMAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH AS WAIT- er tn © Rotel, or club; fs experienced, from Paris and Fondoas 109. bas good city reference, Call on or address V. G. Porate and acqanisiea with te hotel Busineas athe cy, ited wi 101 usiness in city, Hnseecadteret aah se hs ts ls ‘Address J. W., station E. bg Sir geeadraper 2 GOOD COPYIST AND CORRESPON- wants employment; is a tant “Addr educated inst- zange toanse Not surveyor, and soll Fance, care of Dr. A.B. Merrill, U ITUATION WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Kod teh man a4 waiter or coachman, in the ety oF country 5 ference. reas T. Herald of or. eas Inau- J cyuiiee MPLOYMENT.—AGENTS WANTED FOR, A naiioual wo Rovtyag baltany aE ot good commissions, &Co., 102 Wiltam st, up staira, A este! INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED_TO first class established com; Sey Fae nee ote ct yeaa wick tee coaspaay, wil eceive waditional nal advantages ‘not found elsewhere. tual, rem INSURANCE AGENTS._WANTED, ENERG) saa a revate anreaee ce oy sities of Ld York Brooklyn; Wberal terms will be made with capal ply to the World Mutual Life Insurance Company, TY broad ae UTES 0! MEX WANTED—TO GET UP RO! re = box 3,017, Cinciogatle be an MAN TO CAN’ Lge for a well cma abo. woe Mshed fn hi -elty 5 th rience in the busing ence, Address J. F. P., Herald oillce. EVENING TELEGRAM. First come first Wastep Ar THE JAVALT GOLD AND VER ns, laborers and para ages an fans will be pai ; labor eS pe nonsh ore, wg oe cite ae TANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE POPULAR Ficé ACT Pendleton, (rant, ne theese family,’ set al Sttea in oval phot and Tear, for iomey cape 8 FOR ADVERTISE aasated f ply at 80 Ann street, if Che Department ‘of Chontaley nes aed rw ming yards millers, Reg lst ‘ANTED.§ BOYS FROM 10 70 13 FE os W Call at $82 Sd av. ly to J. Glass. lao 6 Aun_ate_Apply to John aia ‘Apoly Tefore lO o'clogi. fe, family, ome 1D geese sig and del alted ‘Biates feb of cid \ prices address Charles Bmersin & ¢ gf coLEnKs AND SALESMEN. WITH A THOROUGHLY Ee Ss en ee to take cba: vot a store in this, ne rt oer i unexeeptionaote reer refer- ence roquived 88 ‘as to ability and ‘Address Lough- ry YOUNG MAR OF GOOD EDUCATION, WHO ts Employer In any capacity in & good wholesale Or retail ent en to be employed in any capactt mont Address, with full particulars, © 0. L. Fey Herald WEST utTH Sis ee or of oo AV.—AN 2 betel oF fiery Soden ROOM 53.—A LADY AS HOUSE- eeper for a Ears of gentlemen, oe in a widower's family; nan ‘teach chi plano and painting, ‘Cail from 1 to 4 o'clock, poe nee Sine oikae te A Le gta AS housekeeper ; w' a stance country. ‘Kaaresn for one week ROR. O., Jersey City Post office, N.d- WIDOW LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER Toh PaRrY a esas he nen tenes Address L. W., station L, Harlem. WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT | ENCUMBRANCE, wishes a situation a8 housekeeper in a wido would goin the county. Aduress Mrs, Mayy sta tion G.. ‘OUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED BY AN Amerjoan lady in a botel or boarding house, or would to California, “Address Mrs. D. W. nD. {7 ANTED—BY. A LADY OF RESPECTABILITY, -] situation as housekeeper, companion to an invall recy governene; would go'w Europe. Address EK, bor General Housework, &c. 273 PTHAVS BETWEEN 27TH AND. 2e7H GTS. IN 273 Werear2A young woman with child. three years ana 4n either city oF country, to do-general housework ; would Kind of work; good city reference. quads 628 2D AY.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO HOUSE. Work foF «small family; ie 8 good plain cook and Inundress; is a good pry ieddrs ‘of bread and ‘Laundtesses, &e. LUDLOW 8T.—A HEAD LAUNDRESS TO TA washing at her own house, Call on or address B.D. EAST WTHST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM Al vr ‘As first class Inundresa; can do a!) kinds of dating fand puling; eight years’ city reference, Call for two days, GERMAN COUPLE, ady place In the coun: ve. 32 CLINTON 8T.-A YOUNG i with one child petted 56 81.—AN AMERICAN LADY AN OPPOR- tunity to travel with an invalid lady, 63 for a com- who es ® plensani addzess panton to any reenble com Benign. Best reference. Call on or Miss C. 8. ifn, ‘LADY OF HIGH aoa nea enone : : os ithaca athe? JAN LADY eed ACCOMPANY AN IN. Ae * i smal ee, i understands English ‘and arevemakt aad ean ences alr; the best refer given, A coe Se abastousilaal RESPECTABLE couoneD WOMAN, WHO HAS A, jean ereral ine a itastion to goto fornia with » feral iter, to ait n lady take er to wait on a lady or take care calreren; oa (qd references, Address E. id office. of gre. N WANTED -BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, Sie roe calromia wh a ly; would waiton a» lady very handy with her needie. aareee as bon BE station Ay Ne A, New fw York, ii ANTED--BY A RESPROCABLE, WIDOW WOMAN, A houge oF horses to taka oare of: ent reference ns to honesty and sobriety. A letter - Dy aha Non G, will be promptly attended te, i Intelligence 0 Offices. ‘NIFED COOKS.COOKS AND PASTRY COOKS CAN be found oo tly at Patil Caire’s, 1 Greene street, 4 HELP | WANTED—FEMALES, a ee Ls ¢ WANTED one rian TO asmall family jeitress who: iirooareraruwtatiorunese A GIRL WANTED-TO COOK, WASH AND TRON FOR & private family | mun godersiand hor business, and be ‘well recommended. Call at No. 6 Citnton place, 6th MAAK ‘Pe TeT o SPREE CLOAK FINISH. LU _ers, at 8, & W. E, Oorwii RESEMAKERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY. | ONLY g00d hands weed apply at Mme. Railings’, 779 Broad way. J PXPRRIENCED OPERA’ LP al Sag ore Me ele) of Baker's snachioes, B. Babcock, 167 and quest | A CLASS CLOAK RAEERS WANTED—' FOR FINE work; not thers need ay ee OD Th, BABCOC be and 169 Charch street, IRL FoR GENERAL 1 HOUSEWORK—10 MILES IN the country: SEW TA suired. FW, WOODWARD, 37 Park row, third floor, “D, APPLY TO GEO. H. LLUsION HANDS WANTED, Hawking, 888 Canal a URSE.—WANTED, A GIRT to asnist in the cate of an infant 4 OR 15 YEARS OLD, during the day; mus Fealde at home, Arr Macdougal st. rpo cLorn MA AND FANCY CLOTH HAT \FiommersGood Dende wanted. Apply at No € Park place, TOBIN, se jary not «0 much an obje YOUNG MAN, ACQUAINTED WITH THE RETAIL ‘bust: julck and cor al unts and & AA Gae Gites on mace ee datpecees 'N. B., Herald office, RY hae nd SALESMEN Pata detp aged OUR WHITE en and dress lepartments; also three ‘ salesmen in clothe end de; a i sex fe ema WW Ky PRYTON, 278 and 274 Bow ALESMAN.—WANTED, A FIRST, OI-ASS gaia ‘saleaman. Apply to Wood & Waring, 98 Bowery, Pp, HATTERS.—WANTED, A SITUATION AS SALES- ‘man in a retail peg gare Me: The ae aoa ed hasan ce intans ress at as & com ER SRLES Sho tn Sa (\/ ANTED—A \ COMPETEST BOOKKBEPER AND COR- yelly refer also a a sbtrPing cl clerk; rr both oy satis. factory diene, wit ©. reference. A ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER, COMPETENT, AND A W: ry neighboring city 004, 3 al small, sparen ea W W.sraid offee, ai ARTED—A RESPEORBLR YOUNG MAN AS AB. istant 4 y ‘nman. Btate woekly wages ‘and alidnas bos $38 Yerall offee ‘ANTED_AN ENGAGECENT AS SALESMAN EN A. notion house, by a yotng man of superior capacity, business experience, edticaton and energy, and who has an extensive connection Wrst and South: The adver lished bookeeper and accountant, aud ¢: racter, ability, ‘ac. Ad- ANTED_TWO YOUN MEN“ FOR THE WHOLE- W7itie hostery and fancyroods line, mostly us travellers. Appty tS. orn, 188 Divintn at, from 11 until 2 o'clock. NTBD-AN ENTRY CLERK AND ASSISTANT w* Nootboopet. _Address. B., Herald oflce. ANTED—A YOUNG MIM DESIRES A POSITION TO W travel, act at agent, collton, or otherwine for any, re referene weller, usiness 5 ven, erald once. ANTED—RY YOUNG {AN OF GOOD HABITS, A situation as clerk in any capacity where he can be Une fu; writes a good hand, qui and correct at figures and» vod marker and not afraid of work; best clty referenc Kidress B. C., 587 Grand st. 3 1D SALESMEN FOR THE meatic riments. WANTED EXPERIEN Aik drews goods an QOACHMAN AND GROOMS SITUATION WANTED ‘& competent. younginan; will be found good tem- ecient ‘Best cli reférence. Apply at ay A. YOUNG MAN WISHE A SITUATION AS PRIVATE couchman ; no objectiot to the country, 855 West oh 3s GARDEIER, Le ips 4 fee branches, a vio Sidon g bene reloreneen Adites £. Conapondsy Gold Spring, Putoam county, N, . ¥. A THoRovattLy CAPAILE COACHMAN WANTED: must have best re‘ereces as to qualitications and Character; single man prefered, Apply at store 960 Green- @t, after 10 o'el eke YOUNG MAN WAITED-IN A REAL RESTATE Office. One who speakqdarinan and In acqualuted with the business may addrene A. P., Herald office. crags ; le ily. wo 06, 500 od toand. Agaroms yheater, N. Y, PRDENER. A YOUNG JAN WANTS WECATION j undersade farming and the care of Miafactory refere! BE, &, box 121 DENER WANTED Ke WHO UNDERSTANDS +“ bis business and ald of work. Apply 0 Geo. nchard, 2834 Br ods GARDENERS, WANT, aren Imnderatanda hia ioe hot a man (Gortann) preferred; wifgo a egos ‘App! address 8. ater, 108 Mur slip, New Ye West SITUATION|AS GARDENER; ONDER. ds all farming Dudess: hia wife, ae cook; ean | AMARKET GARDENER | ena thoroughly; ® married ante: A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A ingle young man, w hia, bustness fectly, well aud, bas sat references; lately arrived from Europe, Address M rdener, South Amboy. W TANVED—A SITUATION|AS COACHMAN; NO O- Jection to goin the count, Can produce best elty ferencee nn. to honesty and lity. Address box 150 ‘Nee. WANTED. 4 SINGLI MAL WHO THOROUGHLY UN. derstand the care of boreg, vezetable gardening, milk- Sng, an ix wiling to be ge wagrul, Apply to 4M. Lev. igh, corner of Bushwick av. tod Magnolia, Bt, rookly ny B.D. Wane A SIIUATIO Protestant mi ry reap © from bie last} ive. OED ab asia Ww J. | usianda a ‘ANTED—A PRACTICAL AND COMPETENT F, ; he must be able to milk cows and be fail ith the fen yromy of horses; wages $14 per month, with to-day at 200 Broadway, room 3, between 10 thd ti otd Th otelock. UV ANTED-A WAN THAT ONDERSTADS COOKING ‘ANTED—A MAN THAT UNDERSTADS rane srry id ning oysters, and willing to make bis ally useful ine restauraut. Address “Clinton, box = | wx A YOUNG AND EXPERIENCED PARMER, aries toed Maine, New Hampshire or Mi chiusrtien i works sranil faras’in Westchester county make it pay the owner, Address Westcheater, Heel. "ANT! ISSION MERCHANT'S OFFICE, seorbers: residing with hie Pinar e peoties, rat year. Address, in own handwriting, WANTEDZAN 1 _ ERI, ACTIVE MAN O¥ address not under 35 yeara of age, and gome experi Serience, nce in, fre ingurance Tustneens "Apply at fetenstauabeaileam seat pineal baat wast ED—GOOD AGENTS TO SELL. SIMPSONS celebrated Hit-a-osn cough candy and the deliciousls flavored effervescent bev: called Persian Netter; ho capl+ tal required. Commercial al Heh fovel, 8 Gordian dt at yous MAN WANTED-TO “ASSIST IN THE APPREN<+ tices’ Library, 472 Broadway, who writes well and is ace ie, with books. Apply | bewween 110 and 12. A. M. TO #10 PER DAY MADE BY GOOD AGENTS 5 Tig Uyntalline; vi to 68 capital required. “Apply te OUT st CO, Ol Broadway. >. THE “TRADES. A \ FIRsr CLASS GOLD CUTTER Waxr COMPETENT ENGINEER OR MACHINIST WANTED Gonversant with the rate and of {urnisbing steam poweg aos pardes in ® large building, Address box 3, office. ee WEAVERS WANTED—AT 101 FRANKLIN ST. ‘To such having looms work will be given home, Hiss MAKER WANTED—ONE MAN, WHO THO, roughly understands making fine cart and express snd. dies; none other need mal seacy vo SOE ment and liberal wages. BEM. OB PRINTER WANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPE> tent hand, for # permanent situation, at 16 Spruce st. AQ ACHINIST WANTS A SITUATION—WOULD TAKE charge of shop or would go in business with pary fur. ishing capital and I furniah tools, Address Machinist, star tion B. APPLY LUMBERS WANTED.--NONB BUT GOOD WORKMEN {21 Lispenard street or 48 Broalway. need apply at 21 Lispen oV'D, HENNESSY, QITUATION WANTED BY AN ENGINEER, TO RUN + stationary engine or take charge of steam boilers, Ade dress Engineer, ie {oflice. QTEREOTYPR MOULDRR WANTED—(RY PLASTER Who can also cast; a first class wendy, man may hear 0 at ener lon addreasing for three 2 Bon, eu Comine erce if , Philadelphia. é ITUATION WANTED—A FIRST CLASS CUSTOM cUT- ©. ter, well acquainted with ready mavie clothing, wante se situation in some good house tn this city, Address H. Herald offic 0 SUGAR REFINERS AN INTELLIGENT AND T ‘able sugar boller, with the best references, wants a nit .. Addreas 0, On, box 20% Herald otice, LUMBERS WANTED—FOR THE COUNTRY. ‘to Hayden, Gere & Co., 84 Beekman st. Fagor 0 RODA WATER MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED, A T man to mawufacture mineral waters. None noe! apply except one who ‘underatanda the businees in all tts bran recommended. Apply from 8 to il to-duy Mehateray & McHugh, 60 Fulton street, ‘ Ts, ey WANTED—AT 110 EAST BAL Brook ax D_BY AN EXPERIENCED ENGLISH MIL- uation; no objection to going in the country unezoeptionable references, Address Miller, box 122. Hera tice. NTED-A GOOD BTRADY MAN, WHO UNDER WASTED ch 2008 AEBADE MAN UG USD ie ward pt, (rom 1} to 8 o'clock. PERSON WHO UNDERSTANTD STAMP ‘and cnet On paper and envelopes; good Mon permet PFORD BROTHERS, 735 Broadway. ay.on Yt YEARS’ peel oy Loa ae hotel, “Apply a No. 8 wast pays W ‘inten at ater on ply tora five days to W. B., M1 ‘Washingjon at. Went Brooklyn. BEAOKSM ITH ant THE b MACHINE silo FRANCAIS ARRIVANT. Di U"?, eee aie ve place aitre dho oll dant ya ae ae ainehea ‘Mr. Ketting, pension francaise, 7 LAW BUSINESS. FOLCOMB & CLOYD, ATTORNEYS AND Law 170 iroaliway, New York. ren yen th Bankruptcy a Kinga counties. i jon and reason abl wenrched in New York ASTROLOG Ye ADAME ROSA, GREAT RATURAL GRAIRYOY ANT, reveals your whole live, from the cradie tw the grave. banal street, wear .(ndso ADAME ROSE, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. es sae the name aud ehowa the likeness of future are, M44 West Tweuty-eeveuth street between Sixth and Seventh cvenwes.