The New York Herald Newspaper, April 21, 1868, Page 12

HELP WANTED—FEMALES, | Norse “AND SEAMSTRESS Pert ST BE Re oot and tay Stree eau ‘Auely 10 Win. Brows, country vi ~ ‘Greenpoint. 1DDLE AGED WOMAN, TO NUBE “— sort to ve ‘opby hand and at two other children Raping Se efty references re at B:, Fost oftce, Hobeken, N. J- OOKS.—COOKS AND PASTRY COOKS CAN UD ernoesety i 69 at Mr, Paul Caire's i Greene st, ‘A G00D COOK TO LIVE IN. BROOKLYN; waste Bn __£,90 jn washing and ironing; good city refefence required. Cafi at 48 Clarkson st, N.Y. Wis iretieraa EN(ST CLASS GIRI the ether aa waitress; only those: wai need apply atid Pi at st., Brooklyn, ‘3 ANTED_A LADY AS HOUSEKERPER-FOR A HO- tel, at Rortubester. Westchester covaty. Apply at 142 Wet 1th et., from 940 12 4. M. ANTED—& CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS TO WwW ‘assist with'the washing and ironing; eve who thorough understands her business; Protestant pavferred. Call at West 4th a, before 1¥ o'clock, ANTED—A NEAT TIDY GIRL, TO COOK, WASH WwW and iron, and one for chambermaid and waitress, to ‘ashort distahee “in tha.country (Staten Tdiend) jam Cerstand milking. Apply at No. § Great Jones. We MIDDLE AGED WOMAN (AMERICAN ONE AS COOK ocd reference tun referred) a@ Murs@ And seametress, 20 attend one child wo ge a okt ane make Bir ons es 5 ae aie Bee calling Tuesday, 2ias inst.,.wich best Telerencgyiat? Ath st. GOK, OR ONE wo, Call for two day: d'elock. WANTED A GERMA lived Ina German fam ‘West 3th st. Beth si. HAS t 229 betwoer 9 and NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 2], 1868.—TRIPLBE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED LES. 7 NNECTION FIRST CLASS AGENT DESIRES 4 CONNECTION Avent, Herald 0 COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. “Wyeunee—4 GARDENER, WHO UNDERST. raising vrgetables and the apery 5G davonn box rO4 Post tice. | * SAPO MPLOYMENT WANTED—BY A MAN WHO CAN HY make himgelt goneraliy useful 1a almost any business ‘8. U. E., Herald —| YOUNG IN ANY ITUATION WANTED—By A war Fol Tgood hand” Address i 8 Herald ofice, ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS CLERK or porier 38 & cood accountant and speaks ‘speaks French ; best reference. Adurese Z. - Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. A YOUNG MAN, INA Jano, warchor ree, Tangiagem hd. has 20 ee ae eckxdeping; good references. “Address Gx Merald oee. NTED—A'S VATION IN A TELEGRAPH OFFICE Wenny caterer i avemreonres not apis; Pmanyd yr ht Work: x amour. te and class rel erences P. Tyler, No. Tdouth Third st. preekivas -ANTED—BY:A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, A situation aa yetvate or pubile walters can give good yetenences, -Call-for two daye at Hopper’a book store, No. 9 ‘est Lith st. W AStED-SITUATIONS BY A MAN AND, HIG. WIFE ‘¢ assintantein a farnlly going to California JE desired, the wemn,oniy vill 605 beat of reterences give Der ra og Whitestone, Long Ealands ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT MAN, jc aralter in a private family; beat elty refere be see far three dayt at 140 Madison ay. ‘WASTED A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE family by a corppetent man in all respects; baa na ob- jection to the country? bas the best city references. Call oF address B.fal,, No. 901. Broadway, BETWEEN 35 AND 16 NG GIRL, and do light housewerk, ob ESWOMEN. APPLY 855 Canal at,, corner wourse of. Wooste SUALL FAMILY, A COMPETENT « work; Must be a goed cook, ner: city reference; gail at 458 West 2éthvet, TANTED #ervant washer and ir CLERKS AND SALESME “A SITUATION W. NTD: —AS ASSISTANT BOOKKE: er, clerkor salesman, by @ young man with unex tional references; is an excellent penman; understan French; Wdleeals house. preferred. ‘Address E. Gq 54 West SSISTANT PRUG CLERK WANTED.—APPLY THIS day, between the houss.of 9 and 11 A. M., at 408 Hudsen St., corner Clarkson st. ED—AT 243 OTH AY., Was ess we tED—A WAITRE! deretands her wor! at 47 Eaat A, COMPETENT DRESS. ONRATHO THOROUGHLY wity refereaces required. Apply between Wand ido’ ‘chock. )0K, WASHER AND. IRONBR must ve «Protestant and willingso erally useful. Call at No. 846 West 48th TANTED—A GOOD GIRL WHO UNDERSTANDS PER- feculy ing and plain cooing; must have ab st, W 3)—-A GIRL TO DO GANERAL HOUSEWORK; good washer and ironer; alse a good dressmaker who can cut an a ft at etween Grand s and Broome. YOUNG PROTESEAN? GIL, 16 OR 17 id, who undersiands taking care of children. ast Zisi st., near 3d ay. ary ws TEO—A GQOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, oe go in the country; must understand piain cooking and baking: such mone may hear of @ good stination by lock on Tues: TANTED—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR GENERAL housework. a girl who thoroughly understands ft and has been employed In that capacity, and 43 not afraid of work; must be ‘a good plain cook, first clues washer and ironer, clean and neat anc pare gape references. ‘If fopnd to pa Hear wages will be paid; German preferred. Ad- es6 707 8th av. WAree- —IN A SMALL P@iVATE FAMILY, A-GIRL who {8 a gopd plain cook, washer and Irpher; mvat Inquire at 240 Hudson st., Hoboken, gome recommended, New Jersey. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A .FIRST CLASS COOK; elso an experienced chambermeid. Apply after 10 A. M. at the Windsor House, No ‘est Houston atreet. JANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVAT FAMILY IN THE country. a respectable woman ab itet class cook, washer nd froner} to one who is fully competent and can come well Tecouimensed good wages «will be given. Apply at 50 Wall Bt, office |, up stai yy ANTED—A GOOD COO! HE MUST COME WELL recommended from her last emairer — competent, geonomical, faithtul and obliging; wages to be #14 per month Sony at lddtu av., from 9 to 12 A. pend etc oe, M. ARTED--A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, who understands plain cooking and washing and fron: bis Must bring good recommendations, Apply after 9 O'clock A. M. at $0 Henry at, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL FOR CHAMBER: ems; good wae required. Inquire wast :D- A ral door east of Oth ay. SEAT, TIDY WOMAN, TO DO Hows! ra middle aged man; wages moderate. Call in the store, 63e 6th av, ANTED—A PRO’ woman, not o t, to go to the country.’ App 1, corner of Broadway and Sith at, GERMAN OR WELSH din the care of an in- m LL to 1 at Albemarle ANTED—A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, AT MISS J. D, Alton’s, 1,257 Broadway, first floor. Waren GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER Thore fully competent can apply for two days at No. 1 ‘eat Sdth st. 7 as i Warten GIRL FOR WASHING, IRONING AND jeneral housework ; references required ; 620 East 14th at, near 20 ay. ——— ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK li family ; city reference required. Call at S11 ear Sth av. ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS IN A ing. ¢ ‘Wy ANTED_BY A SMALL PAMILY IN THE COUNTRY, ‘& young woman of cleanly person and habite, as cook; ‘0 washing or dairy work; the best city reference reyutred. Call at 119 Madison av,, between 10 and 11 o'clock, this day find to-morrow. fami'y of two persons ; must assiat with the light wash- Call at 116 East 87th at. 'M. a ed WHO UNDERSTANDS , TO TRAVEL WITH A FAMILY best ANTED—A NURS! j has to take care of two voung boys ANTED—TWO FIRST RATE GIRLS ‘ONE AS COOK, asher and froner; the other ax chambermaid and 42 nd todo plain sewing for a family of three: must ell recommended; cood wages given to good girls. ‘Wooster, 441 Broadway. ‘ANTED—CHILD'S NURSE, A PROTESTANT, WITH Good references, to goto the country. Call al 8 East #t., from 1 to 8, this atternoon. ANTED—IN THE COUNTRY, EIGHT MILES FROM New York, a cook, willing to assistin washing; cham- ge ed laundress, And Protestant nurse. Thore having rences may “call this day, from 10 to 8 o'clock, at rab Went ath a A ors YOUNG MAN WANTED—AS SALESMAN IN A gentleman's furnishing goods store; one who can in- by trade, preferred,’ Address, mating Herald office. PyRUG CLERK—(SPEAKING GERMAN PREFERRED) P wanted, at 485 Greenwich-et,, three doors above Canal, Guence city or near: rmer employer, H. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, FOR CITY orcount t rel 5 porte Herald ance. reference. Address Coachman, meee Ba uh aa HERES SO i ia ar Wy Aaree eo pemawe SITUATION BY A MARRIED ith fret class Teference ; understands hie Dusiness th thoroughly. Adrews k. B., box 220 Heralt ‘office. WANTED—COACHMAN'S SITUATION, BY A FIRST class driver and groom, city or country; will be found capable in x yr vil Pind 2, By potlne “elty and country reference. Ft anno. da W's. SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS enemas ann tv lived with the beat families in this oy and ean produce the ferens Eup ce. Apply at 113 and ‘WARTED—BY A RESPRCTARLE MARRIED MAN altuatton as conchman and groom inthe country or elt can seen for two day ay we present te er’s, 256 Broadway, dining — oe W'SteD BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MAN, married, without family, @ situath hort distance in the count: fied beer and yd groom: and careful driver; can milk cows; has good ety and cvuntry references, Call at 201 av. A, Detween ‘19th and QWth ste, third floor, room 12. J ANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, 49 COACHMAN AND groom; isa steady and careful driver and understands nie baslones theroty ushly has no objections to go to the coun- the best of testimonials from his last place. Can be heard from for two days at 30 West 44th st, Inquire for R. P. ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE SINGLE PROTFST- ‘ant Scotchman, a situation as coachman and groom; {8 ® good and carefw driver; understands the care of horkes ‘a good plain gardener; is to Rimsett's Yeneralty nactuls the bent of references trem is fast place. Address J.T. H., box 183 Herald ofilee, ty We eorocghh GARDENER, A SINGLE MAN, WHO thoroughly understands a oa den and can come well recommended from last ‘apply. at96 Maiden jane. WARTED—A MANTO WORK A FARM AFEW MILES from New York, om wages or on shares, Apply to Jobn Curten, 348 West st., up atairs, Vv ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as first oluss groom ; will make himself seta ona ieee 's place; city reference. Addreas J. Herald office, ANTED—A SINGLE MAN AS GARDENER, WHO understands his business well. Apply personally this week to M. W. Rooney, Yonkers, N. ¥. WANTED—A, SALESMAN, WHO TRAVELS IN NEW ‘York and New England States, to sell furniture on com- mission, Address E. W., Herald odlce, wes TED—IN A RETAIL DRUG STORE OF A NEIGH- Doring clty, a young man with some knowledge of com: onnding prescriptions, Address, with references, box 4 ‘ost of.ce. ‘AN@ED—TWO EXPERIENCED SALESMEN IN A Jobbing, notion and trimming house. Address, wiih weferdiicas, A. 'N. W., Herald office. HELP | WANTED—MALE! 'y in person or by lettes must ef i to Springteil” Mast, or W. D. Myers, 4 Sr laices Ril & lane, New ¥. A “WANTED, PURSERS f otel and shipping iors: partenders! ght porters at Satfafaction guaranteed, CLERKS, SALARY #65, clerks, copyists, collec: EALY'S, Sha Browdway. ¥ ANTED—A DRY GOODS SALESMAN AT HENDRY'S, 54 Newark av., Jersey City. WA NTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD MORALS, A situation as entry clerk or assistant bookkeeper in & whalesale or banking house at a moderate salary; reference first glass, Address Albro, station O, ANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER OR AS: sistant bookkeeper, by a young man of thorough, no- compliahed commercial eduention highly, commendable re- ference can be given, Address Jobn L. Billenstein, care of Pilsen's Commereial College, 388 Bowery. ANTED—A YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED MAN AS corresponding and advertising clerk in an established house and business; must fully competent and able to invest ee business a fair salary will be paid yi rmanent employment given to a satisfacto arty. 4 Gress L. W., box 2,801 New York Post ofliees ‘ANTED-~A POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR COR- responding clerk in any house having a Spanish or South American trade. Betisfactory Teference as to capabili and character, Addresa R. R., care of Robert E. Kelly, Jeaver mt. $56( WILL BE LOANED A GOOD HOUSE BY A young man who wishes ip, be emplored perms: nently as entry clerk, saleaman or RY ping cler! o: ier the most satisfactory references. reas A. R. ferald office. “se ACHMEN AND ‘GARDENERS 184 4 IN THE CROCKERY STO fei Aan without family ono farm to objection to take charge of a gentleman's place; ors porter in the city. Call or address GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUA- AX tion for his conchman (colored); he is honest, ¢emper- ate, a cood driver and groom; terms moderate. Adiress for three days G. D, J., Herald ollie N AMFRICAN AND HIS WIFE, BROUGHT UP ON ACand used toa farm, are wanted; the man as gardener and coachman; the wife to do general housework; to. go 200 miles into the country, Apply at room No. 8, third tloor, rear, 128 Broadway. PROTESTANT MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS AA. concbman and gardener; has no objection tothe coun- tev; inn good city reference from last employer. Can be teen at S47 4th SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- teatant youn, : no abjection to the country. in the rear. FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN a private family; the best city reference given; wages ‘Address’ Coachman, £ moderate with a permauent place. 211 West 29th at. RESPECTABLE NEWLY MARRIED MAN WANTS ‘as coachman and groom ; is perfectly famil- ine with borses:, best olty referenee na to sobriety and hon- Address P. C., box ‘205 Herald office. SPECTABLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS coachinan and groom; {8 strictly honest, sober and in- dustrions thoroughly understands bis busineas; wages got #0 much of au object as @ permanent situation. Address P. Congrove, Herald oflice. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA- tion as coachman, understands his business thorough): country preferred; good reference. Call at 68 University place. STEADY, SOBER MAN, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- deratands bis business, ax Coachman, croom, gardener, or walter; 18 a good cook and accountant: has first class refer- ence, Address C. H., Herald office, for two days. A COACHMAN AND, GROOM, WHO, THOROUGHLY AA anierstands his business, with first class city reference, n, Address W. J. G., Herald office, A —WANTED, PORTERS, BARTENDERS, WAITE » coachmen, farm hands, men to make themselves ui ful in mercantile bousos, at TAYLOR'S, 903 Broadway. A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD ADDREss, LATELY AR- rived from Ireland, wanted, to assist in attending bar. Address W. C., box 189 Herald office. N ENERGETIO MAN WANTED—TO SELL COAL ON commission; wholoaale and retail; a liberal arrange- ment will be made with one having trade and experience. Address for three days Coal, station C. OY WANTED IN A STATIONERY STORE—THOSE understanding the business only need, apply; atate age and reference. Address box 40, station A, Spring st. OY WANTED.—A STRONG ROY, ABOUT 16 YEARS of age, with good references, may apply at the wholesale millinery store, 48 488 Broadway. OY WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS store; salary $100 the first year. Address box 751 Pusat office. JACQUARD HAND LOOM, WEAVERS WANTED IM. eo} mediately.--Steady experienced men wiil find good work by applying to Abi Peace, corner of Emery and pringtield, and good pa Fulton ate, 8 ON THE MoM" WANTED—TO GET UP ROUTE! rH p EVENING TELEGRAM. First come first served. piy at 80 Ann street, PETAW DRUG CLERK WANTED.—LP. AYE ADDRESS and references at 150 Fulton at., room No. 4. THOSE HAVING IAD EXE sen or bookkeepers preferred, although few inexperienced will be aceepted If worthy and well qual: fied; salaries regulated according to ability. Apply, with re- ference, to F. C. Millwood, 81 Union aquar MART BOY WANTED. hand. Apply at Ward TANTED—A SUPE We Sune ay * ho V FANTED—A YOUN( AND EX- amine goods, ove who fe expert and has bad experl- ence. Apply to J. & C. Johnston, 767 Broadway, ANTED—FIRST CLASS CANVASSERS FOR A NEW advertising medium that meet the approbation of everyone. C. WATERMAN, 49 Jobn s et, wecond floor, TANTED—A STOUT ACTIVE YOUNG MAN T0 WORK “Winra grocery and make himeclt generally useful. AppIy at McDonald's, 188 and 165 Newark ay., corner Barrow st. Jersey City. ANTED—AT THE JAVALI GOLD AND SILVER ine, Department of Chontales, Nicaragua, miners, laborers and boys, 0 of whatever nation, (0 millers, art! whom wages running yard; mill per mont per month. ANTED—§ BOYS FROM id 76 13 YEARS OLD. Aaa at 882 Sd ev. Apply to J. Glass, Also 6 boys at 30 Ann st Apply to Jom Glaas, Apply before 10 o'clock. VATED -AGENTS TO SELL THE POPULAR PC. ures of Pendieton, Grant, Washington and family, Lin- coln and family, Grant im Peace, de. These pictures fitted in oval rosewood and gilt frames, with French gli backs, cord, eyes, Ac., rendy for immediate sale, and del ered to any express office in the United States free of charge for freight or posting. For cfreular ‘with prices address Charles Emerson & Co., box 3,017, Cineinnatl. atler; willing to make himself Call for (wo days at livery John Malioy. general stable 10th st. (| ‘armansyille), TANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED YOUNG MEN FOR the wholesale and retail dry goods and notion business. able reference required. Address, with residence and sal- rincipal, Herald otice. MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS PRIVATE £ an oF groom ; thoroughly wnderstands his busl- hess; good references, Call for two days at C, Graham's, 66 University piace, between 12th and 18th ate. ANTED—A TIDY YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID and waltress. Call at 243 West 52d at, TANTED—TO LIVE AT MORRISTOWN, ¥, spectab!e young woman as chambermaid Sireme; one who understands cutting and Sti ‘children's clothes. Apply at 65 Union ace, fe aye, between the ours of 9 aod 10 A. M. and OP. M, oLASS HANDS TO TRIM AND FIN- ne but perfees ones need apply. 40 ANTED—FIRST jah a ANTED--A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN A CONFEC- tionery store ané make herself generally useful; one mmnended and no others apply at Spenser enincemsinom Weepaet tere PLAIN COOK AND TO ASSIST washing and troning in a li family. Appl sar West between I and 3 P.M, witin ad Were {A.GOOD WASHER AND IRONER: ALSO & young gir! for up stairs work, for a private family ; mm oily. Apply at 12 East 14th st, near 8d avs PROTESTANT GIRL, 0 12 miles in the cou le, door, ac. 12 TO 16 YEARS try in a pleasant fami: Apply at 8 Park piace, trom D. Wen Ts ee on ‘unt YOACHMAN.—WANTED, A SINGLE COLOR! / must perfectly understand the management the care of fine harness and carriages and refer to former gmployer. None other need apply at 14 Kast 28 at, before o'clock. YOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED--BY A FIRST / class man; bas a small family; best city reference, Call at bis stable, No. 6 West 35th st, for two weeks, or adress ‘at the above No. NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A willing man , thoroughly competent; highly recommended, y 8 Her Wat + nr Ne 46 Went 80th st., or address M. 5., (joacHMAN's SITUATION WANTED —BY A SINGLE man, first class; Cn understands his business ; no objection to elty ‘or cout anexceptionable city references. Address Coachman, S bos (COACHMAN WANTED, SITUATION AS _COACH- ‘man ; competent In every respect; has lived five years with his iaat employer; leaves on account of the gentleman Sew a to Enrope; best elty reference given. a ial ENER'S SITUATION WANTED-—BY A FIRST ' 7 gine German, Call at 21 Chatham at., restaurant, rom 940 1d. Wists SEAMBTRESS OR CHAMBERMAID UN- ding Spanish, Apply at Bo. 8 Clinton place, ot FRENCH OR GERMAN FIRST CLASS } also a porter. Apply after 11 A. M. at Wee aya TN A SMALL FAMILY. ‘Only recommended person and one thoroughly underrtat ding $o2 work need appiy at Pata Wert 47th at aye ——-— Wi )— Ay SIRT aoa snow DISTANCE IN country ae cl be wile ag, and obi obliging. Gall at 110 ty between the hours 500 HANDS W4ANTED—TO MAKE LYMEN AND en, oresnin work som $80 o 888 por peas. to v4 ny pir. wA. ay R. Daviee, _____ SITUATIONS | ANTED=MAL) (8 Brom AMITY S.—BY. RESPECTARLE PRES 'CEMAN, 28% aa, walter, ie & respdsiable American family + apewk! . ly 142" WEST 19TH @T.—-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WAR ‘as bar tender; good reference. Can beseen fo TO 236, EAST 10TH S8.—AS LIGHT PORTER IN & usiness. Satiefectory referesce given, Addre, © ‘employment as first rate ws ADWAY.—A YOUNG MAN FROM regen | Mh Sf or to be ng preferred, oF to be usefnl in Gorman om eat and abe + ohly eefe ‘eber as above. 1 380 BROADW, ~~ fog apt . aa waiter; Lad for two —. old cowatry, Call or ‘sddrese fo SITUA’ ‘man, referenees from ieee MAP Hiefald JA er estan a we gy ma Fouze NG to] BYA iPECTABLE YOUNG house or bar; can ab three Iness and oy ts Fy a ane YOUNG MAN, i7 RESIDES with bi ote and ste ean foratan 5 se coe See eae f.tiuation ie an offlee oF store. jon- RENCE FROM tion as ordinary respectable house, Address From 8 Tout sa Fe tin Mk ae A ITUATIC WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GROOM, by a sober and industrious young man; thoroughly wn- deratan business; no objection to go in the country ; wood city reference. Call at No.8 Weat S6th st., private stable es ATION WANTED BY SINGLE RA aS sal understands bis ; thoroughly ta williny Uo an teker ure; good referenoss. dren J. Le, Pe 4 ‘ 7 ANTED. V TANTED. TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN THE country, a practical man, who and the care of a|horse and cag allt, to mabe biol ger . erally useful. Apply at 343 Fulton et, Brosaiya, ae | from 10 to 2 BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, 4 V 0, Aaituation as coachman; understands the Ji elty oF country; ie ‘willing and obliging. A station E, E. ANTED. A SITUATION AS COACHMAM BY A MAN W who thoroughly understands the “ | ud care and of horses; ins best city and reference: oury preferred. Call at ‘or ekérens for two days Beiteningion wy.” ANTED—A SITUATION, AS SOACHeAr. BY A A wt mt ho dh references. re Fe fap, ot n'a ‘ANTED—A Tt W TED SITUATION AR AB COACHMAN AND 10 A8- | or ime te See pararme dion trea ‘ yh” SITUATION aj Wie’ SEAR, 2 coMcmMa AND be my ‘Address Coachman, ton te aid liees Witeast geysaa mach i apa was ee Mr. ‘ih sentor ware Wire ‘ANTED—A ph pip AB COACHMAR BY A Sin- AS et Fraluor & Oo.s seddlery wercke oan ee <A SITUATION BY A, YOUNG MAN ow to yA, ts if i given, M. C., box einen, “oh AITUATION A | COA if haat CHMAN AND tobi : toe Aatnene hy 4 ried mong; Rae ae no n Aten, ve OF Buren. dhoroughiy i eae ad 5 ah bbiy 229 Baal this ste iret r. back room, 3 OR 14 JANTED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT BOY, ire of R. years of age; best references reqaired. Inq J. Godiwin, 18 Exchange place, WASTEDSA SINGLE MAN AS WAITER IN A PRI- vate family; only those with best city references need apply, before 12 o'clock, at O4 Leonard st.y firat th V FROM THREE TO FOUR YEARS Auddress for three days Home, station F, NG MAN TO MAKE HiMSE! in arestaurant, Apply at G18 8d WaAsten= FOR 8T. CLOUD HOTEL, BROADWAY aod 424 st., head cook, head waiter, steward, house- keeper and other help. TANTED—A BOY, old, to adopt. None but first class need a hy. D. P. PETERS, Pi ro W's D-A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND BAR. AP- Ply to Mr. John Maguire, corner Bist THE TRADES. FIRST CLASS CUSTOM CUTTER WANTEDTO GO AA. ‘to a neighboring city. Apply to-day, beiween 10 and I with reference, to Kraker, 48 Cortlandt st., corner o! Greenwich. RCHITECTS.—A SITUATION AS DRAUGHTSMAN JX wanted by a young man who can give excellent refer- ences and speaks three languages. Has some knowledge of bookkeeping. Address J. C. G., Herald office, FIRST CLASS ENGROSSER WANTED-IN A LAW 4A. oiice, Add + Herald otlice, A PLUMBER ‘WANTED—AT 279 WEsT HOUSTON 81 a p . CUMMINGS, LACKSMITH WANTED—TO ne A SHOP AT SCAR- XN. farrie: boro, Westchester count + must be a good ts Appiy to'c. % N.Y. (Omer PAINTER WANTED.CALL AT PACIFIC Greenwich #t., New York, ENTIST.-A GOOD OPERATOR AND MECHANIC requires an engagement; no pbjection to the country to trav Address Dentiat, t, box I Herald office. REMAN WANTED—A PRACTICAL FRENCH OR ng lish foreman, to superintend a liven collar —— @ who thoron, ably waderstands making men's 6oe Hara. “Address box Post office. LUMBER WANTED—FOR PATERS( % to Hayden, Gere & Cor, ee Beckrann ne os APPLY So ® COLLAR HANDS WANTED. oe ea ‘and boxers. Apply to Ward, saad tego ‘corner him and Freakin aw’ "0" 5 Siretrper se tien pa enter A EIRST CLASS PHOTO. Address $6 Montgomery a. Jereay Gi City, . a PRINTERS.—A YOUNG MAN DESIRO! LEARN. Tes the a | a Koad be hs aloe he one Toone eatapames enced in printing and epeoom abi room, charge Seutres’a ‘Address, Worl ore y ‘Herat AN aed, Ys fie 5! 9 ‘ARN MAN CRACEO® Tt (youre, ge o the nd practical man, wh he ror EES Wer rair PLUMBERS. APPLY AT CORBMER pT TS ES RRTERE 515 W* "is toceraat FI eran MACHINISTS; OMS 4 CO, 6 Ann street. * we se a ee, ar Lil VERTIS: AISE DESIRE aes a= fant ei Salaetdldece U"ioet FRANCAISE en CERTAIN AGB, AYANT we de 80 enfants, desire sé placer « me weire malt bi coudtre, Nad beutea + AU trois ‘eme. fying and rindinge aN Soe Stadrosser de AMUSEMENTS, y Prcpetiog and Manager Proprietor an y Doors open at at 8 o’cloc! TUESDAY iy VENING April a ing Jerro! ..Mr, LESTBR WALLACK, drama, to Fi dren, To conclude with the anneal afterpiece, by T. J. Williams, Vicor shy ae Regulas Rettan Thurnny roe eit '%3, HENRY D' NCAIS, 1chON PARLE FRA vere 22 E MATINEE will ged Attra etzomit, April 25, for which seats may now Boore open ont 12 In active rehen and wil ORIGINAL ROMA: a third BA. iy to sin number of inquiries and applica: tone, Me W Watinek vegato ant ‘nouns a ance commences at 1. shortly be produced TIC DRAMA, replete witht greet Interest, novel and pleturesque IBLO’'S GARDEN. ‘Lessee and poe i be curtain rises precise; GREAT HIT OF ..WM. WHEATLEY at 7% performance terminates at oc! NEW ATTRA‘ THE \CTIONS. TRE by ee FILLED EVERY ars THE THEA’ TUESDAY, April 21, presented the Grand. pectdeular Burlesque, the ALMER'S celebrated ISIENNE BALLET TROUPE, FA iain wit-or ear JARRETT & P. 5. Bon POLKA CHO! = GREAT AT Il 0" and Brilliant Nov E AND BELL BALLE’ {NE HE neon ENTERTAINMENT IN SMERICA, ‘éLOsING 1888, for the ninety-sixth time, wi ies as follows:— K. GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 1 O'CLOCK. BEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. ones OF MUSIC—JANAUSCHEK. FANNY JANAUSCHEK. N DRAMA. GERMA AANAUSCHEK'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, The public ts ADLER Pak informed th FANNY TAN AUSCHEK, on herzeturn ae BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL TOUR through the principal cities of the United States, will give, pre- vious to her departure for Eur FOU AREWELL, Pe 1. PERFORMANCES in the course of which Mile. ANAUSCHEK will appear in two new characters, ELI CABETHE AND PHADRA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apri 1RST FAREWELL BE FRIDAY |} EYES, Apa Dh a 8 ELIZAB SATURDAY, GRAND MATT MONDAY, APRIL 2 WEDNEsDAY, APRI Admission ticket. Reserved seats (¢ Family circle... Tickets can now be bad and seats secure RFORMANCE, TH} or, THE nage OF ESSEX. HARY STUART. AH. E iu 3, PHADNAL the Academy at of Musto, at Schirmer’s music store, 701 Broadway, and at 114 Broadway. iQue THEATRE. Be Ey BALLET. STOMIME. § Ox. Brighte Prettiest of the season. ime, Spectacle, cener} Mies. KITA SANGALI,, se! es ba oa L, FOX'S GREAT BrEGTAG. TAR BALLET PANTO- Happs HUMPTY DUMPTY.” T. GOODRICH AND CARRIE A, E, MATINEES, Admission, 75 Chaira, >1 50, - ¢ © Math for ebildren, ie.) Be SPECTACLE, BURLESQUE. .CLOWN WEDNESDAYS AND BAT( ‘amily Circle, bc. ; Orchestra and Balcony = leony Chairs, $1; admission t Burlesque, Cheerieat Music, Crowded Houses. Throng Turned Avay. erved Seats nil sold out days’ ahead. Uproarious Fun. Mons. "BAPT! TSTAN, “UA PETITE RAVEL. h MOORE, JRDAYS. FURNITURE, — SUP’! JA Had; one do., #755. Mirrors, Carpets, Butet, Ext Yer Wate, Huroaiu Bedstends, tresses, at & sacrifice. Weat ‘Sixt iB [DRAWING ING ROOM sur Elager IT, Ct os 50, FOR jookcase, Gl Bile A, ,PICKARDT EXTENSION SOFA PARLOR BED AA, in good order and handsomely finished, for sale cheap, at 124 West Houston street, betwen Thompson and Sullivan, FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY. offered; magnificent F:ench Pai carved rosewood ply at 26 TI AA gains ev Carpets, dc. ; also mont elaboratel seven octave; all improvements, GREATEST Pier Glasses, BAR. Piano, ‘d utreet. A-gBineam, nor. CASH—-MAGNIFICENT PARLOR nit,green and giiinaior eal are edailion back rep Sutt, 7 pi variety new Snrlor’ Wedrbom and Dink cheap. ERNEST street, near Broadway. fo. ing Room T. ROTH'S furniture wareroou, 8 Bleecker \d French brocatel,made to order for fo, crimson and gold, $200; one 3 great rniture, A LADY GIVING £ Table, Wardrobe, Mirror an 9 Third avenue. GREENE, + Twentieth street, is now offering over $1 of Parlor, Dining and Chamber Furniture of ever tremendous redaction in prices. Goods shipped country, A UP HOUSEKEEPING WISHES TO sell ber Furniture cheap, fneluding marble top Center ‘other Furniture. Inquire at 198 EIGHTH AVENUE, CORNER OF worth kind ata ree to the HANDSOME, VELVET AND OTHER CARPETS OF house 20x 0, also rich satin covered rosewood Parlor Furniture. Seen at 31 (new No.) West Forty-fifth street, near Fifth avei ne. Dpreeaar & TAYLOR, have the largest assorted stock of 87 and &9 Bowery, FURNITURE, MATTRESSES AND SPRING BEDS of any house In th material and oe al OR SAL! Parlor Furniture of seven gantly carved; Street, between tv city, and owing to the general decline in tax, we will antil further notice THE'PRICE 30 PER CENT. —A HANDSOME Fd OF GREEN VELVET, rosewood frame, ele rte oo vis. To P Ry seen’ al 419 East Nineteents OR SALE- eg NEARLY aa ot Two fan Loors: must be ply before 12 o'clock i JURNITURE.—ELEGANT FURNITURE, CO for houwekeeping for a small family, for sale, ‘Ab 119 Ninth ptreet, Detween Broadway tween # and and University pine id to- yah an Fa account ing. Ap- io Naa MPLETE Call be- \URNITURE.—ALL THE FURNITURE OF HOUSE NO. #8 Clinton place will be fold at auction Wednesday, April 22, at 10% o'clock, consisting of ext Bookcases, Kedsteads and Bureaus, steads, Carpets, Dining a large Mirrors, rosewood mmpton and’ Sota Bed- Hoo sad Kitchea Furniture. WURNITURE FOR SALE.—BLACK WALNUT CHAM- ber Suit, black wainnt Par Brussels Carpet ; by calilng at 37 Christopuer jor Suit in reps, artien going to housekeeping would do well green and F°%, SALE—THE PARLOR, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN Furniture, also Brussels and In ke. in the brown stone private dwell near nnn ninth street, fg ‘ain Carpeta, Tio Second JURNITURE, and Dini prices reduced 4 under my own supervislou, and w. Oileloth, avenue, FURNITURE.—PARLOR. CHAMBER Room Furniture retailed at my factory; per cent; all mydurnivure fa manufactured . H BCHAPFER, N No. “4 second avenne, OUSEHOLD FU! RNITU RE AT PRIVATE Ls Cheap, at house 266 West Fifty-fourth stree. Can be seen for one week. OUSEKREPERS suri 'PLIED, AND CAN PAY month for Carpets, (ilcloth: rae key ey wh {BENDALL A & CO.'S, corner of F ee piate i trty-firet Furniture, fanal and Hudson THE Bed- RS.—FRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND PIER for anie Three Mantel, plate atze, ench, 16x84; size ‘ith rosewood frames and cor: match for five windows, Apply at once at No. 7 ANTED—A LARGE ogy SUITABLE FOR PAR- of 13 feet; must lor story ‘eae, dition ; Gino a rosewood be of teat Lat sha'odes DENTISTRY, L TEETH Witkin 71 THE REACH RIIFICIA is, ae, agooenegnen las ga, barat Ip the baaeeiomces aon Su fe fy Fag A BS Qe anaes aes are of my second street, eo eae, Fey Us third size), 10 take vlace Saar nae, NEW AND SIX POO Leanne Salt Boe AT, ,AVOTION-OM FRIDAY, Billiard “ira ae Ne Fixtures, Mirro: rapes, Bale ee ee 2 of nla beat parts, sere a tase bat M MATINEE, "AIRY CIRCLE. B.. 245 ee aes sit CHARACTERS, ef BARNEY WILLtAMs. ‘MAE ae in rehearsal, CHAKL fe, of rear CONSIE SOOGAB. Be aT 6, alx daya in advance, NEY, YORK crrcus, ‘ourteenth street, opposite yf Music. LB. LENT... 2 a Sg i ATIN' AT 2: WEDNESDAY AND Sa’ Tapay. OST POSITIVELY ‘THE WEEK OF THE SEASON. BRILLIANT PAREWELL ENTERTAINMENTS, 7 STICKNEY, EL NINO ellie © Coa ROT ILETAM DUTTON, Ti RUNNELLS FAMILY, " and the entire stren, Director. coReT TROUPE ‘UL P THE WONDERPL + CYNOCEPHAL appears every night and at both matinees. (pay zu BoxOray, CIRCUS. which bas not before been exhibited in New York. THE GREAT EDS EUROPEAN CIRCUS, under the. id proprietors of the Seefiles Ohta wh which was was oxi ited in bile i PARIS DURING 7 oF th aia is on the corner of BROADWAY. ak: THIRTY-FOURTH ST., FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. ONE HUNDRED MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS. A MAGNIFICENT AND, res ty eotat OROCKEIT'S DEN OF WILD LIONS, Exhibited and performed by Mr. PIERCE, from Astley’s Amphitheatre, London, THE GREAT STREET PAGEANT, Which was postponed yesterday on account of tle storm, will take place on TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, if the re is favorable, or on the first 0: LOOK OUT FOR THE) LIVE LION Louse IN THE PERFORMANCES DAY. Sin EVENING, rain or shine. Admission, 50 cents. WERY THEATRE. Second night of the popular American actor, Mr. Mr... RONIFACE| | Bhakesneare's | The great hit of ‘AS jublime tracedy of | the season, the MACBETH. BETH, | Irishman ‘Home Fridey evening, benefit of Mra. W. ONY mperon OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. pe wid of a new Local Drama entitled GOODS CLERKS OF NEW YORK. iE DRY GOODS CLERKS OF NEW YORK. Engagement of the famous Comic Delineator and Voc MR. CHARLES VIVIAN. ME. CHARLES VIVIAN. Firat appearance of Tony Pastor's great European Troupe of PERFORMING DOS AND MOS First ume a new character Duet, THE HAPPY POLICEMAN, BY TONY PASTOR AND MY ADDIE LE BRUN. A new Ballet, AERIELLE SPORTS. A new ee Act, NELL THE BELLE. A number of new feature MAHINEE WEDNESDAY AND SA1URDAY, 3% O'CLOCK, ELLY 4 LEON'S MINSTRELS, 72) BROADWAY. LEON JOE MURPHY LEON JOE MURPHY, LEON JOE MURPHY, LEON JOE MURPHY, a California's pale: rated GRAND DUTCH COMED! ug pg TUBSDAY EVE! BENEFIT WIDOW OF THE LATE WM. T. BROUGH, NG, APRIL 21, OF THE Tendered Pp MRS. F. W. LANDER, Being her first appearanse in Brookiyn’ and the final per- formanes of the NDER HISTRIONIC COMPANY, After « highly successful season of eight monte’ throughout the principal cities of the United Siatcs. « Admission $1. Reserved seats, #1 60. FOSLEYS OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, E KU KLUX Ki R. Groror cinisty, TH! GEORGE CHRISTY. Scenes at ihe Pierpolnt House, ‘The Prestiuigitateur, The Floating Head, Jenn; Jerahe, Jane, Talent Unappreciated, Finiehed Educhiton, Red Hot ATINE EVERY SATURDAY AT 24 O'CLOCK. MS charts HALL wOnaNe AND EVENING READINGS ROM SHAKSPEARE BY MRS, FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE. The public are respectfully Informed that i read the shia BR FOLLOWING PLAYS OF SHAKSPEARE :— O® TUESDAY EVENING, Ape at KING HENRY THE FI on WEDNESDAY MO MORNING, April 22. ELFTH 1 NIGHT, ON FRIDAY EVENING, April %4, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING, ON SATURDAY MORNING, April 25, ROMEO AND JULIET. The Eventng Readings will commence precisely at 8 o'clock ‘in Aegordance with very general request the Morning Read- ings wiil commence at 2 o'clock P. M. *Kamission to eacn Reading, #2. Reserved Seats, a 60. Singietickels, tor ench reading, may be procured every day, at Steinway Hall, from ? A. M., until 4 SPECIAL NOTICE, No more tickets will be gold than the actual number of seats in the body of the hall. To avoid tnterruption the au- dience are rea) ectinlly Feauested to be seated before the com- mencement of the Readings. wu SHORTLY CLOS. Jerome Thor; N now on free exhibition in the pariore of the Filth Avenue Art Gallery, corver of Fourteenth street, open day and evening. GRAND PaNonama OF THE WAR, FROM FORT SUMTER Now exhibiting at wo Broadway, core Twenty-third street, ivery evening at8 P. M. Graphically delineated b Mise SALLIE. BROWNSON GoopRicu. Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 P. _Admission, 60 cents; reserved seats, 75. ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, ‘OW OPE: THE FORTY THIRD D ARR UAY RauIEITION or ‘Twenty-third street and Fourth av. Day and Bvexing, cor USEUM Ly SCIENCE oF 618 AND ANAIOMY, 618 ART, els fit BROADWAY els nM LOA WonnEns | THOUSANDS WONDERS. HH CURIOSITIES. Open from 8 A. M. 61s un le P.M. STEINWAY HALL. — Gon DNESAY EVENING, APRIL «irand Concert. on Giee Club, ‘assinted by seven popular artists. —FAIR.—THE LADIES OF 8T. testant Episcopal chureh, TIMOTHY'S 404 fn the y an Try ir in the Lig sd ane corner Ct pd ereeys thie = or tho veaent of the bull! tions thankfully received. RS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE'S READINGS. Chotce seats can now ve ad at the Central Ticket Office, Broadway. Y a NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Fifth avenue, corner fee Toth ee, and 890 Broadway. 198, 180 and 130 Uourt coruer State street. Subscriptions now received for the Spring Term. wusiad ay eed ‘es ee fie Pearce | REV ae GA ce Par EA SE a rep mtbr ee te dre AER ets uaket oe ra Urea Aft a ea wa ercity ov count ippeds money ad J Bronawes AMUSEMENTS, WoRseL, SISTERS 8 NEW 1EW SOAK THEATRE. BECOND ¥ WBREK PARIS AND HELEN, INE AND by agg Sid ¢ oko SEVERE Ohi Balicanes! SEATS SECURED SIX DAY IN ADVANCE. RENCH THEATRE, ; jal . L, BATEMAN. .eseees +:eeeeeee Longes and Director Most UNQUESTIONABi = HEVED IN oF BvEs. ‘ifth Linn 9 Siramaces om CREP pmuvag, pera Boulfe, | in 8 acts, Eipivess, with the mat 4) Hendon INTIRELY NEW SCE: AND CHAT SORGROE AND OE AST PROPERTtng, dren afiaie come ony cast, embracing nearly eet ATEMAN'S PARISIAN OPERA COMPANY, CHARACTERS, lelene, Queen o! Brie dod ot King ¥ Y Menelaus, Kiag 0 memnon, King Calchas, Grand A\ Achilles, King of Ajax I., ‘King of Salamis. ‘Ajax If. ing ‘of the Locrians. yrestes, mn of Le papas tendant of Helene. Jene’s attendants, guards, people, slaves, &c. LA BELLE HELENE will be "i EVERY as ba t Satur: SATURDAY ‘a pe'pertormed PERNOON, APRIL 35, La BELLE HECENE Seats ready one week in advance, at lite Theatre, 701 and 200 Broadway. puearan COMIQUE, 614 BROADWay mi “i money jer ete NIGHT, Third week the great ORD, en! tutraNt ELNGa a 0 his celebrates ar, COMIC SKLTCHES AND STATUE SONG, First week of the famous Caledonian Ventriloquist, ‘OFESSOR HILTON, who will introduce, for the first time’ = America, ANTHROPOPHAGINIAN THREE TALKING! AND" SINGING HEADS. First time of an entlely pate na original Burlesque: east White ud “fosh Hart, ie tn AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 685 BROADWAY. The troubie commences at 8 o’eiock. ow wed, iuimitable and oni AND BACKUS? MUINSTRELS. The greatest ‘aur ue ever produced in minstrelsy, (NDEx THE KEROSENE LAMP. WALKING 18 THE Rats THE PERPLEXING PREDICAMENT, ON THE BEACH AI LONG BRANCH, and the acreainin, RAILROAD EXPRESS TRA! Be sts RS. F. B, CONWAY'S PARK THEATR MK. JOSiPH PROCIOR will appear ferery evening NICK OF THE Woops, BROOKLYN, BrRooKkys ACADF Ww RIL FIGSY GIME TN soonLas oF Is EDALE produced with ai: ite” v OF SDAY, Whiet Beau ESQUE TABSLEAUX, aod POWERFUL Case including Mr. LE! WALLACK db RED, Natios AL H Not HARE ‘ it "8 GRAND CONCERT, A the request of a. ‘ange om er of eltizens of Harlem, will give his Sret and only GRAND CONCERT, 7 DAY E ENING, Apri: 2, 1868. Admission *1; reserved seats 59 cents Tickets anu reserved seats to be had roadway. Full particulars tn future announcer MPHE EPLLOW, THAT, LOOKS TAKE ME," “AND Pat," y's the Boy,” each 85e, mailed. Flute o: violin arrat i ihe be eb BU iis, 1,129 bros way; Uraueh, 208 Bowery. SS PIANOFORTE cane fis -HORACE WATERS & CO. s wse of 10) Pianos, Melodeon’ an ‘cash, or wv! y instalments § g Monet GREAT OFFER. Broadway, will Organs, of aix take one-fifth ca d ren SWAY ROSEWOOD PIANO jWILL owner leaving for Europe. street. saie.-Hichiy carved | Ments; ent rely uew; mace for cash, Cail at D A. easy, tI thir b all modern improve- dne beat city makers; cheap Ao East Fi ity-Urst atreet, =PIANO AND SINGING LESSONS CHEAP, WITH ractice every day, by an experienced teacher ; method jorough and rapid, ferms moderate. 68 West Thirty= street, corner 0 CHEAP PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER, FOR $%5,— seven octave rosewood Piauoforte, having modern i provements, will be sold cheap for cash. J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadwa: sWOOD PIANO, . With agratfe treble § maker's at i Cail at LANY HAVING A HANDSOME Ri carved es) an) case, seven cost #600), wis. eeil for less than bal and guarantee; a 80 box, Stool and Cover. street RARE CHANCE.—ROSEWOOD SEVEN Piauoforte, manu OCTAVE tured by Chickering & Son, foug jorginal price 00 in perfect order. ro Tor lesh than Apply, round corners, carved ex ba: at rice; modern tmprovemeuts ; 0 Fourth w.enue. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORT and Cover, tande to order by celebrated c! wher fully guaranteed; used tive montis; cost 2600, for $300 ‘leo Parlor Sul covered in French brocatel, Etageren, Vel ¥et Carpets, the entire Furniture of Lie private residence 44 Weat Siateenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avyenu Vast Twenty Avenues, make (he faest as w the cheapest instrament in this city, Agraife Ueble, warranted six years, Secon band Pian 00D 1%. OCTAVE PIANOFORTHE cont 260\ three monte ag Ka with warrantee for i.v@ fuil round ning bass, full Iron plates ‘andabargain, Apply et. A. L. BATTERSON. , at ov Sixu nue, near Fortieth A. MUSICIAN GUIXa TO EUROPE WILL SELL SEV; Z\ eral v vitars, five Vio ing and anew Cabinet Organ, very | Addreds Musician, station FINE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOSD HAND ZA grand, equare and upright Pianos to let and sold on ine slaimente. P. COMMINUS, No, 8 Union square. + GRAFFE ARRANGEMENT IN KNABE'S GOLD Medal Premiom Pianos, a fine assortment; second hau Pianos e100 aud SEDERICK BLUME, 1,125 Broad> way, second door nuove Twenty fit street. OCTAVE PIANO, QUITE NEW, Apply at 284 West Fourth = —A SEV onable price Fok SALE A VERY FINE PIANOFORTE, IN ELS gantense and ceebrated maker; will be sold at it halt cont as the owner has no use for it, Inquire at 116 West Thirty-sevond street b ye SALS<PIANOFORTR, rosewood case, in good order. Post « Es 0 HERS FLAS Bailly celebrated Pianofortes CHICKERING'S MAK at ddress B., box aoe ce. “ BAST roonthan NTH STREET, New Pianos to rent and on instalments, IANO FOR SALE—DUNHAM'S MAKE, SIX OCTAV! Torewood, round ooneres d ones rare chance to wr food instrument cheap. Appiy at 656 Grand street, iS PIANOS.—TWENTY-FIV fe of various NS, 658 Broadway. Pianon torent, ND mare PIANOy sale at low prices, AL. imps arenes Ra] RUCTIONS 01 LE TENOR x4 CULTURE, Coad aoe AS A \PABLE fog wager Jah ris ean Ani g abet superior arious "h on ae epee eee ect Sree jectures may receive a co dress Fecreiary of New