The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1868, Page 11

tens FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. The Minister of War in France recommends all om- cers to facilitate, as much a3 poasible, the art of swimming among he paves and also suggests shat light cavalry should practice crossing rivers on their horses, The Pungolo, of ing rites are ‘being distributed to the troo) that the whole army will be furnished with t % wext August. It is asserted that the Ottoman government has de- cided on the purchase of gunboats andsmal® armor- pialed batteries for the navigation of the Danube and ‘he prowetion of the Adriatic coast. The greatcr number will be built by private French firms, ‘The iheee free cities, Lubeck, Bremen and Ham- , -burg, have decided to suppress their Legation at Paris and London, and to place their national in- terests in the hands of only consuls in England and Francs, ‘Their only Chi d’Affaires will be in Ber- my ‘The steam corvette the Bertha, the gem of the Prussian navy, was recently severely damaged by s fre at Kiel, ‘rhe King of Hanover is ry the purchase of Miramar, tl ‘che tate Emperor Maximilian, Oluenburg bas presented a bill to the Second Chamber on electoral reform, demanding a reduction ‘n the number of members from 49 to 31, and unt- versai suffrage in place of the present system of elec- tions. » reigning Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar and the hereditiary prince recently left Russia for Germany were conveyed in the imperial train to the fron- ples, asserts that breech-load- , and em by , rted to be in treaty for e country residence of c An eee entric old Cumberland gentieman who ‘uted railways, chiefly on account of his property heimg, as he thought, See by a line passing through it, recently willed all he possessed to a com- parative s anger, on condition that he never speaks o ove of the directors of the Silloth Railway, that he never travels by it and that he never sends produce ot other traMe oy it, In the event of any these con- <itions being violated the estate reverts to the ordi- ) Hay succession. » The Journal des Dédats, of Paris, among other anecdotes, relates that the late Lord Stamford left dia son an immense fortune on condition that he should spend £10,000 every year in purchasing silver plate. After having tripled his dinner and toilet sels the young lord had a splendid silver staircase constructed, and when at a loss how to proceed ob- tained a judic lal release from further compliance by h payment down of £20,000, REMARKABLE RECOVERY OF A MASONIC MARK. {From the Philadelphia Ledger, July 1. al ‘The late Colonel Thomas S. Martin, who fell at the head of hts regiment—Eleventh Pennsylvania Vol- ‘unteers—in the second battle of Bull run, on the 30th of August, 1862, was a member of the Masonic fra- ternity, being atthe time of his death an officer of industry Lodge, No. 131, A, Y. M., @ member of Excelsior Mark Lodge, No. 216, and of Oriental H. R. A. Chapter, of this city. When killed he had on his body a large beautiful fasonic mark, in the shape of ‘a Maltese cross, of solid gold, which Was not recov- ered with his body. In the month of September, 1366, a gentieman, by the name of Matt. F. Ash, o: Jaekson, ered and member of Jackson R. A. Chapter, No, 6, while on @ visit to Corpus Well, a watering place, in Hinds county, found in the pos- session of one of the guests, named Thad Miller, the Yazoo river, “formerly of the Eighteenth Miasis- sont regiment, Longatreet's corps, of the now defunct 8. A... @ Maltese cross, bearing the name ee T. S. Martin, the names of the various Lodges and Masonic symbols engraved thereon. Mr. -Ash and Mr. Miller addressed some letters on the subject of this cross to the officers of Industry and Oriental Lodges to New York instead of Philadel- hia, which were handed to James M, Austin, the R. Grand Secretary of New York, who in turn trans- aitted them to the R, W. Grand Secretary, John ‘Thompson, of this city. “" Mr. Miller said in his letter, dated Vicks September 11, 1866, “I do not desire to retain this cross, heretofore held as @ trophy, and as it might afford the nearest relative of the former owner, ‘Thomas S. Martin, a pleasure to have it, I will, upon pplication to me of the nearest relative, with a cer- ‘uficate from Industry No. 131. accompany! aid application, forward the cross by express. It ‘was captured near the body of a federal officer near Gettysburg. 2 q, he widow of Colonel Martin, residing tn this city, having been furnished by Masonic friends with th mecessary olga = of Industry Lodge and of t! 4 4srand ia, then wrote to Mitier, enc! Be oe said certificates, the peceips 9 ‘which he ackuowledged October 11, 1866, 8: rang his letter that “the cross would be forwi by Messrs. Johns, Lee & Johns, of Vicksburg, as soon he could return to his home on Yazoo river, whic! ‘will be tn two weeks.” Nothing, however, was heard ‘of the cross until last Saturday. Henry gorman, Esq., of thi is city, connected with Adams! Express Company, & member of the Masonic Saeinie conversation with a gentieman of that ewabishment, Mr, Roberts, ogee that he intended doining the Masonic mn the occasion of the jaying of the corner stone ofthe, ae Masonic temple. fe Koberts. was not aware that Mr. Gorman was a jason, and tn further conversation added. that he jad within the last week or two found a Masonic roas among the unclaimed packages. Upon show- ing itto Mr, Gorman the latter immediately recog- nized in the name of Thomas S. Martin a bosom riend, former fellow member of the Washington Grays. He at once communicated with Mra. Martin, to whom this memento—so dear to herself and chil- iren—was restored on Monday last. The package diad been misdirected, and had been lying in Adams’ ex office for one year and nine months. Almost #&Ix years have elapsed before this Masonic mark, lost on the battle field of Bull run and fonnd on the Dattie Heid of Gettysburg, was returned to the law- Zul heirs of its rightful owner. RECENT SUICIDE OF MR. BELDING.—The death of Mr. Belding, of the house of Peeut, Keith & Co., London, by his own hands in New York has given yainful notoriety to the firm and been attended with <ircumstances which have excited general commis- eration for the gta rtners. credit of the house and its honorable character stood unim- ached. Mr. Keith was tn this country, Mr. Beld- ng in England. Mr, Belding, instigated by some oe unknown, circulated the story that Mr. eith was improperly appropriating the company’s assets to his own use, and thereupon seized about sixty thousand doliars in value of the common funds and securities, left his house bankrupt, took Lacon 4 Jor America, arrived at New York, was arrested 2ud confined in jail, where he committed suicide. Sir. Keith, a8 soom as he was apprised of the qroudle at home, immediately took p: for Liv- “erpool. Although the incorrect reports circulated by Mr. Beiding at first operated to Keiths prejudice and ome of his creditors contemplated severe action to- ‘ward him, yet before he arrived in England facts From developed which completely exculpated him 1 ‘om any suspicion of wrong, and he was received by 18 creditors with kindness and sympathy, indicating their perfect confidence in a _— and their sor- row at his in 5 Es intelit- gence to the numerous fri ends ot ir. Keith in this country. who highly esteem him for his social os acteristics and integrity as a business man. Mr. eith arrived in land before he had heard of ir. Beiding’s arrival here. The firm was solvent and dot prosperous business the time of ‘Mr. Beiding’s singular conduct, which, It is thought, = have been occasioned by insanity.—Bosion _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C4 WANTED. _ pat IRNISHED ROOM WANTED—WITH TWO P| and without «6, Le RA two since t end Fourteenth streets. J ‘Address. stating Mien ™. coll Hose WANTED-IN THE UPPER P wens with 16 or 17 Haren hy ‘omen te terms for @ ease, ECs Newark, Ne NJ. sient NISHED HOUSE las near FORD. estchester Herald county. Address Wein. -FOR THE MER MONTHS, A ‘SMALL 'urnished House, located within 100 miles of New York ; I; rent in advance if desired. Address W. F.,box cr) low ew York Post oe. ‘ANTED—FOR BOPSREREEING, UNFURNISHED, two or three nice Rooms; ly two perso: pore) went nor to exceed #20 or $20 per mouth. Address h. By 26 ( Howard Greet, Warten, 70, To wWddress, stating f RT OF THE third and stating RENT—A THREE STORY HOUSE, Hlege of purchasing; no {ancy price given: particulars, House, Herald ofiice. ee SALE_A SEVENTH REGIMENT, ¥. ont. epply to ROBINSON "56. 8 ay. 18 __... MATRIMONIA: ’ W OWNING A FARM DESIRES TO Bi coMR we (or pasty with a view fs matrimony. address for Bt imatrimo farmer, Utica Post v ‘pe woek Mra. NO QSNTLERA 8 B, Good you ReTL EAR, 9 YEARS OF AGI NEW ¥ “YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 2 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED— FEMALES. Cooks &e. 5 WEST SITH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S), A COM: etent girl to cook, wash and iron, or as laundress; has a objection to # short distance in the country. EAST 31ST 87.—A FAMILY ABOUT LEAVING THE city would be glad to find a good situation for a cook who has lived with them over a year, and whom they cag recommend bighly. VARICK S8T,A RESPECTABLE GIRL WAS, COOK or would do ‘chamberwork and waiting: is capable of ing any situation in a private family; no o ejection to go short digtance in the country, Good city refere _SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES: _ Cham &e. 320 4 (SEW NO.) EAST 35TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE ng girl to go & short distance in the country | ta do chamberfork and wailing; best eity roterence. Can be seen for two days, ‘ WEST 3TH ST.A “ABLE YOUNG 32° girl as chambermaid tnd waiaeae the beat city references. Can be seen at her employee's til en- gaged. WEST 95TH ST., BETWEEN STH AND 9TH ne ‘avs.—An American Protestant girl as chambermaid Q) STH ST. IN THE REAR—A RESPECTABLE ee Protestant woman as cook ; would go a short distance in the country ; good oity reference from iast Pisce. 1ST AV, ROOM NO. 6.-A RESP! E WO- 36 itn Monte took. peaPeoraau 4 ©) WEST STH ST., PRESENT &. cook, who bas no’ objection to th two days. 62 BAYARD ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK OF MEAT pnd pemiys soups and desserts of all sorts, best city reference it Tequired. Call for two days, 102 BAST BTH STAN AMERICAN WOMAN Ag S good plain cook ; isan excellent baker, washer and ironer; or would do general housework ; elty oF country , best reference. Can be scen for two days. 4 10° rE PLOYER'S.—A ountry, Cali for WEST 15TH ST. IN THE REAR, FIRST FLOOR.— with t WEST 12TH ST.—A WILLING GIRL 10 COOK. A respectable woman as cook, or cook and assist ye washing and Ironing; good city reference. VQ yan cat irony cats oe been et the present empioyer's for three days. SCOTCH PROTESTANT Wo- man as good cook, ia a good maker of bread and discutt ; willing t® asint w with the washing and ironing; un- derstands the care of milk and butter 132 WEST 19TH ST., IN THE REAR.—A YOUNG WO- 4 man as good cook and baker; ‘assist with the washing if required; city reference. 136 West sere st BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS. ) third floor, back room.—A respectable young woman ag cook; ig an excellent washer and irouer; has the best city reference from her Iast employer. 150 WEST BD st—two PROTESTANT GIRLS: OU one as cook, washer and froner and the other as chambermaid and waitress, or would assist in the washing and troning; would like to get into the one place and to go to the country. Call at thetr last place. [50 2TH, Avra, RESPECTABLE IRE TO COOK, 9) wash and iron; is @ good bread and biscuit maker; willing and obliging. 158 WEST “TH St. A RESP! cook, washer roner. at her present employe: TABLE GIRL AS seen for two days 165 WEST 1TH, sr. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH Je) ava.-A® good cook; is willing to assist with the warhingand ironing, no objection to the country. Good city reference. : 181 VARICK ST., NEAR KING 8T.—A PROTESTANT woman as cook, washer and ironer; would go to the country; good references, Can be seen for tw 208 West 1H ST., NF, R OITH AV. YOUNG man as Aral clase code oan do All Kinds of fame cooking; 8 a good bread and biscuit baker; prefers a hotel, sratering place or club houte has no objection to the coun: wr an n for two days. 1S WESTISTH ST.. RETWEEN TH AND STH AVS.— 1d cool sist with washing and (roning; A gon i Bo objections to the country; best city references, 227 WEST JITH ST, BETWERN WAVERLEY ace and 4th st.—A’ respectable woman as plain cook, washer and troner, or to do general housework. Apply at her present employer's, QGQ MULBERRY st. BETWEEN PRINCE AND e Sei poling hows” Gao to the country : no Objection to a boarding house. Good reference. Can be seen for two days. 307 BASTTH ST., NEAR 2D AVA RESPECTABLE Protestant wotnan as 1 her business baking: hotel or boarding house; country young girl to do chamberwor 312 East TH st. ‘AS GOOD PLAIN COOK AND excellent washer and fronet good reference from her eticy no,objeetion to go cence dinate te toe country. for two de: 327 STHAY., BASEMENT, DOOR—A, FIRST D ‘cook {n'a private family; !sa good baker and un- deratands her business thot 3 elty reference. Can be seen at present employe ¢ EAST 16TH ST., BETWEEN IST AND 2D AYS.— 337 Tfooa'tret clesd cook ta © private toally, city oe abel WEST, 16TH ST. BETWEEN STH AND ‘as plain cook; fe a Srovald assiot with the wa washing; no objection to good reference. WEST SiST eT.—A FIRST CLASS COOK IN the city; best city reference give 1TH AV. BETWEEN 36TH AND 87TH STs. —& accomplished coo 408 & 425 all its branches; no objection to the erences. 450 WEST 2TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG VU woman as cook, washer and froner or to do general housework in a small family; good olty reference. 459 WEST 2D STA GIRL A8 COOK, WASHER ++) and ironer. Can be seen for one day at her present employ 4.59 WEST, 8D St. BETWEEN OTH AND wri avs.-A respectable. young girl aa cook, washer and ‘and washing; good clty froner, or would do chamberwork reference respectable Welsh woman as country. Good city rol 490 SHAY; BETWEEN sore, S Aib ovek Sta A pectable girl as good plain cook, washer an froner; no Cojection 0 the eountly. ood ity reference from last place. 539 2, AV: NEAR AUTH STA RESPECTABLE e cok, washer and ironér: four year ety ref- erence tro lant place. Can be seen for two d 3D AV.—a RESPECTABLE YOUNG cor ix private family as nderstands hi business thoroughly ; ‘no objection tos erences, will aesiat tn tho wi washing and trontt ort distance in the country; best city 58 STH AV.—A LADY DFSIRES TO OBTAIN A situation for an excellent cook; country preferred. Apply Wednesday and Thured ITH AV. NEAR sa St. TOP FLOO! TUT Sotesed woven wh no, 6) 8 Eood ‘cool washer and froner; makes stands her business work in a small family; hig! character and ceapabittr ai seen until engaged. WwW ANTED—A SITU y. bathe Mt clans ft YA ae —— cook, in a first deratands French and every other kind of cookin ‘a Gret cinse pastry cook and baker; Ce references from first houses will be given. Address M. W., box 109 Herald office. Chambermaids, &c. EAST S62 SP. (HER PRESENT SITUATION —A competent girl as chambermaid and waitress or Inundrese; can be teen for two days. "No objection to the country. 70 eet orn st. , BETWEEN STH ones wre, rs her Inte employer's. hs i BANK 8T.—Aa ae Baye ah Sara erin aay ow ns 130 EAST 36TH ST.—A LaDy _ GOING into THR country wishes a situation for ber girl as chambe-- maid at competent, honest and obliging. ny Tnaulre for two days. D # ammall hovel or boarding house. Call for two EAST MTH ST, BRCOND FLOOR, 343 Fonme-A‘vains tia inde ehamberwork and sew: ing or waiting, or would assist with washing and ironing. Best city reference, 345. 8D AV.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID ind waitress; bas four years’ city reference from 410° ‘AV. IN THE STORE.-A RESPFCTABLE ung girl as chambermald and waitress, or 10 do general housework: no tient to go a short dis:ance in the country, has seven years’ reference, 441 WEST 83D ST.—A RESPECTABLE VOUS L ‘as chambermaid and waitress; no objection te 6° ashort diaiance tm the country; best refereuce from iat Place. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. WEST 28D S8T.—A GOOD DRESSMAKER, WHO 4 ) haga Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, to engace by the day in private families; can be well recommended. WEST 45TH ST. NEAR 6TH AV.—A COMPETENT 56 peraon ax dtessmaker and seamstress; is a perfect op- erator on Wheeler & Wilson machine; best ‘city references. Can be seen at present employer's till engaged. 4 a 8T., BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS. TLS shertable'young gir, Iately Innded, an xeamairces and shambermuid In. 8 private tamily; good reference. Can be seen for two days. 14: EAST 32D 8T.--A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER to do the work of a few tadies by the day. Ask for Mrs, Keegan. 202 MOTT ST.—A WOMAN SPEAKING FRE CH and Engtish, as seamstress or lady's mai stands hairdressing ; best city reference e given, 995 2TH ST, BETWEEN 2D AND §D AVS.—A first class dressmaker wishes work by the day or week; can operate on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; best reference. Q] StH AV. IN| THE STORE.—AS COMPETENT seamstress and lady's maid ; thoroughly understands entting and fitting ladies’ and children's dresses ; also hait- dressing, no objection to goto some watering place. City reference. A RE: —A FIRST CLASS Seamstress {a w private family; es) and, ebildren’s clothing of OTH ST. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT, ROC 338 Kk ra Seamstrees an operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine to go out by the day ar week; haa a machiue if re qui 35 g | ANAL STA COMPETENT DRE: SS MAK R eC) wishes a few more engagements te 4: y the day, or take work at home: can bring her awn machine. General Housework, &c. ° OT BAST R171 ST.—A NEAT, SMART, HOLS? » “RL, lately landed, to do general housework; good washer and {roner; reference, present employer. 34 ATTORNEY ST... REAR.—A RESPECTABLE young woman to do housework ; desires « good home more than high pay, as ahe ts friendless ; eight years’ city ref. erence. Call for two days. i 145 BS do chamberwork. WEST 10TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO haghomework: in “a respectable famtiy: good reference last place, N TO DO GENERAL 10 objection to 16 EAST 99TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO general housework or chamberwork and waiting; good city reference. 20: WEST 20TH ST., NEAR 7TH AV.—A RESPECT. E able girl to do housework ; best reference. 210 ¢ 2u1 & EAST STH ST., BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS.— A amart, respectable girl to do general housework WEST SI8T ‘st. NEAR 7TH AV.—A GIR SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL Nurses, &c. 6TH AV., BETWEEN 29TH AND 30TH S1s.—A respectable girl as nurse and seamstress ; can iake the entire charge of a baby from its birth; is willing and obliging. Best city reference. Can be seen for two days. 500 22.4% CORNER OF 38TH ST.—& YOUNG GIRL, e lately ianded, to take care of children and make herself generally useful. Cail or addreas for two days. 502 EAST 11TH ST.-AN "EXPERIENCED NURSE & wishes to return to California with a family; she is hover sea sick ; if suited would make it a permanent piace, 5] 5 BAST ISTH st. BETWEEN AVS. A AND. B. 0. An nurse and seamstress; can take the entire charge of @ baby from its birth; as travelled eight years with one family. Call or address. xcellent Pr stain any position of trust. Apply Laundresses, &c. DQ WEST 2TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS LAUN- a) dress and chambermaid or as chambermaid atress ; is willing to go in the country; has the highest recon Mendations {rom ber present employers, where she can be been for two di 10 washin, worke 209 EAST 38TH 8T,, TWO DOORS FROM 8D AY., in the store. A respectable woman aa fret class ‘undress ; can do any kind of fluting in the neatest manner ; can ow the best city reference, WE T 2TH ST.-A YOU WOMAN TO GO out by the day or (ake {n ladies’ or gentlemen's ys est city reference. Can see any lady she hae or. 315 BROOME st; TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. —AS experienced iaundress; no objection to the country. Waitresses, &c. 45 WEST 2TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS WAIT. ©) reas and chambermaid ina private fam or would fo ee purse; no objection to the country; best city reference from her last place. Call for one day, me 1.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST rebambermaid and waitress in a pris vate family her last piace, 4 WEST WITH ST.—A RESP! by) RL D4 as rst class waitress, or as chambermaid and to. as- sist with the wating; good city reference; has no objection to the country. Cail'at her present employer's, as above. 134 WES? 25TH ST.—AS WAITRESS OR TO DO OE chamberwork and waiting, no objection to the coun- iry. Good city references, 16 (NEW NO, 284) competent waitress, with the beat references: from her last place for» ag waitress, or as chambermaid and seamatress, Can 42 99 OLD NO. een for two days. EAST 10TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS WAIT! in & private family, or wou!d mind a baby. Tilecelancert ys 2D AV., BELL NO. 5,— WARDESS TO GO fO 2 Europe by a la ma ae French and English fluent ly. Cali or address aa above. GQ WEST STH Sta YOUNG LADY RECENTLY AR. IU rived Srom Fi 8 teacher of French and German in Jewish fam uke charge of children; best ref ences. G7 ATHANTIC 8 ) family, by a youn) the country. ‘App!y to 10 ean operate on machines; dress, “BROOKLYN.—IN A PRIVATE girl iately landed; no objection to J, Reeves. WEST 23D ST.A FRENCH LADY AS LADIES’ maid or seamstress; understands cutting and fitting ; ‘beat city reference. Call or ad: 156% EAST STH ST. <A Reaper GIRL AS KITCHEN. fami! 52 ] WEST. ‘28TH ST.—A “YOUNG ) AMERICAN GIRL as lady's maid or as ourse and seamstress; can work on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machino; ls willing and obltg- ing the count Can n for two preferred, has the ‘best refere: lays. eae YOUNG LADY OF VERY RESPECTABLE PARENTS ta desirous of obtaining a situation in a Toepgetabie family aa gets for an fovalid lady bavi taste for hairdressing , would zo as lady's maid, or woul fake care of children and make herself rally useful ; references unex- eral 1. J., box 218 Herald oflice. HELP WANTED—FEMALES, _ ceptionable. Address M. ~ FIRST CLASS FOREWOMAN IN A DRESSMAKINO establishment; none need appl _ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. A. SITUATION WANTED, a, YOUNG MAN, = _ bartender ; good reference. A. J. R., station SITUATION WANTED—BY AYOUNG MAN, IN AREAL i, office or in =r office where ker services met opatistactory ference producsd. Address gitar ATION IN A GROCERY STORE WANTRD—BY A accustomed to the business ; good reference. Apply tod. L, Conry, 45 West 20th at, WaAXTED—A SITUATION ‘TO TRAVEL AND SELL goods for 9 dry goods or notion honse, by a man of many vears experience and who can contro! a good Western trade, “Address H. F., Herald office, Warren. BY A YOUNG HAN A. SITUATION As bartender: good ref ‘Call at or address M. Keegan’ ‘8 liquor lore, 1,385 Moedee corner 40th st. CLERKS AND SALESMEN. A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED yoy PER, A whose evenings are diset after B o'clock, wil! en- gage to write up A set of books or examine mercantile ac- counts Address J. L., box 107 Herald ollice, ’ A’ EXPERIENCED DOOKKEEPER witht A Fi Ww leisure hours di open to AN engagement. refer. Address Accountant, 22 Pine st., ences to city merc! haan room 14. SITUATION WANTED BY aN INDI’ STRIOUS AND energ@ic man asa clerk or fn any capacity in a whole aale house; best reference, Address ¥., Herald oflce, for two NLOTH SALESMAN WANTED.—REQUISITES, ) “gy, thorough knowledge of ‘ine zoods and inf iere first clave mere rehant vtallors! trade. Address, with refer box 5,064 P RUG CLERK WANTED. — MU: ST BE FULLY com. pete Appiy at 251 8th av., corner 28d st pD& "S$ SITUATION WANTED BY A GRADUATE UE Phuadeiphis College: wab ain years’ experiences 6 Chatham at,, room No. 1. } OOP SKIRT SALESMEN,--WANTED, BY A RES?ON. sible house, one or two influential salesmen to tra West and Southwest; communications confidential. Address Skirts, box 6,287 Post office oy ALEABES AUXILIARY TO ALTH, A PATENT pensive Deodorizer. —City and country salesmen wanted. Apply at once. 104 John street, room No. 8 m V ANTED-AN ENERGETIC, SALESMAN, CALCU. lated to push the ready made branch of a amail cloth. ing and merchant tailoring business, well located in central part of this city, Address, stating experience, Energy, Heraid oilice. Wants YOUNG MAN DESIRES A. SITUATION retail clothing, gents’ furntsly Je orghat establishments best references furulshed. Address Business, Herald office. w ANTE $20 good references, Address H. DA CLERK IN A LAW OFFICE, ADDRE: ndwriting of applicant, box 2,253 Poat office. 10 THE PARTY PROCURING FOR A YOUN man a aituation as assistant bookkeeper, clerk, & K,, Herald oilice, COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS THE treatment of horses desires a situation as coachman or to take charge of road horses le reference from last employer. Can be tJ. Ruck's harness store, 436 6b av., between 26th and ath ste. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN “AS coachman and groom; has good city reference; no ob- jection to the conntry, will make himselt goucrally useful. Addroas J.D. M., box 214 | Hered office, COACHMAN WISHES A SITUATION, 19 A FIRST class driver and groom; single man; iting apd oblig ing: the best city reference. ‘Address 18° East oth tween Madison FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION mH city oF country. Apply to Brewster & Co. bth av. ‘and Mth st, A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION.— Call at R. Campbell's, 60 4th av. A EIST CLASS COACHMAN DISENGAGBD CAN BE- acon by addressing D. 8. Coachman, box 104 Herald oftice, \OACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION—A FIRST CLASS J tingle man ; best olty reference. Can be seen at 13 West ‘28th ot., private stab! CCOACEMAN, WANTS, A. SITUATION-THOROUGHLY nderstands his business and can be well recommen: Address P. M., 4 Haut alas at private ste NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED —BY A A ion on fugue need apply except thorough com. | (YOACT Fike aod blige chy voto latel: rr id ent ever; lcular ; for three i » housework OF to take charge of children, ee oe Toye Me Be rookiyn Fost office. ence. ‘Call or address 84 Henry st Brook ‘coo ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED GARDENER; ONE ‘WEST MD ST, REAR BU UILDING, SECOND GIRL WANTED—AS COOK AND TO WASH AND Stortaittusnds faa towers au RDENER} ONB floor.—A respectable young girl to 21s 226 Bovaton er, TOP FLOOR; FRONT, ROOM: ble young woman to general housewor ia & email fami) ce in country ; beat city Cas “ bid ho fast place; call for two 237," WEST &(TH ST, BETWEEN ITH AND STH AVS.— 934 | 8OTH ST. BETWEEN [ST AND 2D AVS., Second floor. —A young git to do general houseworit 236 MITE To do general housework ; good washer and ironer Plain cook; good eity + references. ina emall private family; would be willing to do chamber meek or wating; can give good city references, Call for two 344 & WEST I7TH ST., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH rt lately, landed, to do pqeral wa.—A young fi" housework ina ‘small family in the city. — HQ WET MD St, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH & de table le young. girl to do general house: rk, oF to coo! city referenc 50S WEST sd st. IX THE GROCERY STORE,—TWO 9) girls to do housework; haev no objection to the country. Call for three days. 729 tH AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL TO ‘Aacist at housework or as chambermaid; good city reference. Can be seen at her present employer's HQ DELANCEY ST. FIRST FLOOR, REAR.—A RE- spectable girl as housekeeper; for @ widower pre- ferred: only respectable parties need apply. LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER for ® bachelor, or widower ran older indy elderly Ray oe as companion to more to be desired than pecuniary advantage, None but hon- orabie parties need address Mi. H—, Herald offic Re- ferences exchanged. LADY RECENTLY FROM ENGLAND WISHES TO er oF governess and nh and iron Housekeepers, &c. find an engagement a# housek: risekeoper; having bad a large establishment of her own willbe found a great acquisition to any one iring such. Kadress X.Y. &, Dunstord Post ofice, Sherits Corners, county Victoria, Ontario. (OMAN, WITH A SON tuations fn the country ; ‘Ould make themselves. usettl: ‘ould go for mod With persons of consideration Toa kisdnens. Address J. J., Herald tron; must understand ber business B12 a month, Apply at 43 Wee Weat Bau rh A” AMERICAN OR ENGLISH GIRL WANTED—TO DO Fiera housework in small family @ short distance from New York. Apply to Benjamin H. Taytor, No.6 Pine treet. “A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; MUST BE & good plain cook, washer and froner and have commendations. Call t 425 West Slat at., between and’ o'clocl PENrLoTMERT ror LADIne—THB WIVES, WIDOWS and daughters of cl lement thelr income by thelr Ta in promoting the lnterests. of just organized: none need apply whose referen and respectability are not unexceptionable. Waverley place, New York. OCSERRErER.-« MIDDLE soup WOMAN, oF good addi fe wanted eta general charge of @ bord vet” ‘who te hi fa not afraid of Work may sy address Post office box H™?, LAUNDRESS WANTED-—IN A HOTEL; ONE of experience who can furnish best city reference may apply at Earle's Hotel, ADY WANTED —TO DO COPYING AT. HOME; WAGES LARS per month, Addrese, tn writing, with full par- ilars a8 to social relations, &c., Copyiat, Herald oftice, SHAE WITH GOOD RECOMMENDATIONS WANT. H ferences for en Address J. J., cd— Also girls lately landed. Apply at Employment louse, 138 Lith st., corner of oth WANTEDTA YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENE AL honsework; must be s. good plain cook, with rei city yelecense, also @ Protestant, would appre: anent home and unusial Sabbath privileges ; wages Siz per month. /_ Apply gt 102 Went 29th at oe —A WELL RECOMMENDED WOMAN, Mind ‘al housework, in a family of three persons ¢ per f*month; German or colored. Apply at'39 Madison a at rooklyn. gle man, Apply at 274 Bowery. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, A ‘situation as coachman. Call for two days at 904 West Slat at to the rear’ beat city re Teferenoet Wei ar A EPITACTARLE, YOUNG MAN, arrived from the Country, « situation as > coachman. Call at or address 117 Cedar at., trom 10 to 6, for three days, ANTED_—A 6 take cl city reference. SITUATION AS GAKDENER AND TO ofa Cy Wipes. Can oepgre the best ddress P. P. Jones, Herald oflice. HELP WANTED—MALES. os due id WANTED THIS My for 0" new Labor Saving Mop. ‘Best thing out Wo sell 1 Broadway. YOUN bpd as ae CAN Ave goon rmanent position as c Garatogs, weekly and board. ELKINS, House A, bar ty wit a ‘Sd av. entrance). HEAD WAITER WANTED MUST BE SOBER AND e competent. Apply to Healy & Co., 534 Broadway, up rs, A CASHIER FOR HOTEL, $100 MONTH ; STEAMBOAT + clerk, #80 bartenders, clerks, $18; watchmen, porters, immediate employment, HEALY'S, 64;Broadway. A. -WANTED THREE “GROCERY CLERKS; FOUR + stock clerks, #22 _ week; two bookkeepers, porters, waiters. 261 Broadway, office No. 6. Immediate employ: ment. GENTS WANTED—WITH A SMALL CAPITAL, TO nell ao article wanted in every house of store. A very large protit can be made, Call at 19 Broadway, room 10. GOOD OYSTERMAN WANTED—AT 26 81" RING St. None but those who understand their buses need apply. 'ANTED A COMPETENT COOK, WILLING TO AS- set wit washing, and w chambermaid wiv ihoroughiy da wash ‘and. chamberwork. Y waarreterences, trom 10-A. Mat No. 68 West O4ib ot.. be: tween ) th ead ‘6th ave. ANTED—A WELL RECOMMENDED NURSE, IN. RTE day and Monday, from 9 to 12, at 119 East at at. TANTED-A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON; W ‘must be @ good cook and laundress; none other need apply at 215 Kant 45th st. Le A WIDOW LADY, A SITUATION As housekeeper or stewardess; best city reference. - Call a tou at., New York, or address E. R., 299 Henry at., Brooklyn. Nurses. gc. RENWICK ST.-A_ RESPECTABLE MARRIED the first babe, is young and roman se wet Durees Dent rete all for two days. healthy ; i best reference. Cs aie WEST TH ST., NEAR STH AV.—A LADY WISHES to Sad 6 shuatiog raf 4, saree, and seametrose to go money . > fara to the country for the sum: iy reference. Can for twodays. BETWEEN Ryn yp pee Band Sig eemposan ts Siar sue Sos Sok from ite birth ; no objection to the country or travel with y part; good city veterence.” Call all this 133 FEST EO st oT. REAR HOUSE, PING? FLOOR — J Goth the conatey. “Call for two days, abyection to pdecsecbe 172 weer @TH 8T., CORNER 1TH as —é yarn. aly et mr young Girl ab chambermaid and waitress; 18 ) WEST MTH 8T., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH avs., rear.-A young Protestant girl as chambermaid; pay LT eta jog and froning ; understands her bust- 203 3 206 *A oe fer proses cnstoper' tor two days Q10 Av, Riait, THE DRY GOODE STORE —A RE- spectable girl as chambermaid and waitress; no ob- Jection | togo ick the country: best city reterence. ETWEEN 1TH AND 8TH AVE — ble girl as chamberm tas no objection to the country; Oy BAST Si8T 6T.A YOUNG GIRL A AS CHAM. © “a bermald and waitress; good reference ; can operate on Wheeter & Wilson's sew ng ‘tanchives. Cal! for two days. Ot weer 19TH St RESPECTABLE YOUNG ane berma' 1TH AVA YOUNG OS prone “WEST 27TH 8T. WEST 9TH 8T.-A RESPECTAB: gir as chambermaid praltress, good city refer. BIST ST., NEAR 5D AV.—A YOUNG Nant cmeerwnld end sewer. Can be seen ference. td | nd Goaenetreds OF Ob nares ress. 42D ST, CORNER OF 2D AV.-A RESPEC irl ae ‘chambermald and waitress; Is will obliging; 0} «r small private family; has no objection to 6 | 24 kind to childre housework or the country. THE ORIGINAL MADAME, BYRON, FROM edical and Business pec Sv ifualist, that cone io antie~ Seventeenth ow between Third ; and Irving ee anaes | ALTERS, DU DISTINGUISHED CLAIRVOY- tan bers, good uk. son. ant Chas treet (5c) dha oan COMTB, SPIRITUAL, MEDICAL AND Medium. —Her Information ‘1s positive, pane Trance nam positive, jo, 63 Bixth avenue, near Fi 9 WEST 31TH ST.-A PROTESTANT GIRL As 24] Shambermatd and to assist, at washing and itontags ood city reference; oo objections to the country. Call fo 4 244 BAST S0TH ST., BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS.— A respectable young girl to do chamberwork and ot take care of children, uo objections to the coun- * deity references, 245% WEST ) i> BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVS. le young woman as ehambermaid and to take care figren of an chambermatg aud to aves with GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYA: fe eae « MEDICAL SPIRIT. et eat an oe place, 0 Fourth between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets, 18 OFFERED TO ANY om Madam BRADLEE, the 1.00 Sle 8T._A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG the washing. The best city reference. Can be seen for two days. bermaid and waitrens; chamt n Of S45 reed esa ara ence. Call for two e._ Call for two days, TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL 253 58 Catatret" wad alte oF aa obi ramberiaaia and to take care of Best city reference. AND 8TH 255 Maem Treat, aptclabid Protentan Provemant git to do fore nd so PO et PO Feat taundress; | P-e seca. - , FOURTH FLOOR... A YOUNG WOMAN reab breast of ofn milk, baby three weeks old Beaenczaste ne MABRIED THOROUGHLY GoMPETENT day ut ee fant cao up on the bottie: Seal ‘seam: splifgoiathe county, best reference. Can be een WEST 9TH BT, THIRD FLOOR.—a 80 OTOH Protestant married wom Good city referen: WEST 16TH ST., NEAR OTH AV.—A ble young woman as nurse; willing to. go in or would do children's washing, has 103 F 11] is wy, for the summe; BLER KER ST. THE CHILDREN'S HOMF —A neat, respectable German young woman, married, with fread bréast of milk, ae wet nurse. Also, a stout, hea! Woman, milk five months old, aa wet nurse and to do general housework. reference and doctor's certif: 145 days. WEST 85TH ST.—A RESPR TABLE GIRL AS Durse; good chy referenc en. for two BROOKLYN.—A_ RESPECTABLE woman as nurse, to take charge of a child or w indy while crossing the Atlantie to Liverpool ; good relereuce. -Ap- ply at her inst place for three days. 1s MADISON ST. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT room.--A woman as child's or invalid’s nurse; ac- —A RESPECTABLE } underatands chil- resem ai ei ope operate mn Grover & machine, no objection to the eouutry ; beet cny ref: 917 WEST 2TH 8T.—A YOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN, with fresh breast of milk, as wet nurse; no ob: jection to the country. Call for two aye. “A, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT — A —A RESPECT: id seamstress j ia a com* ‘. ie willing to go to the country. 4 WEST 96TH ST. (HER LAST PLACE)—A RE taole Young women ae nurse; fo Objection to years’ refere: two days. $02 Lys sort 8T., mae oe. FRONT ROOM. — pectable nue and seamstress; no ob- ‘to cham 9 { Competent aad Signe”: Best city reference. EAST 18TH ST.A RESPECTABLE WOMAR would take ® bay wot curse ; has lost her own baby; (to WE nurse at ber own residenve ‘A. RESPECTABLE wo phy ebarge of @ baby. tae fi et ait a FIRST CLASS fr IN A SMALL Wi eocke Appiy a 3 Went TWO GIRLS; ONE FOR WASHING ae eT ecrubbing, wo woe tl jistance tn the country, Apply at 656 ih av., corner 98th at, in tho drug atore. “ANTE serine machine for Weat 29th ‘ANTE D-SEVERAL FIRST CLASS SHIRTMAKERS ‘on Wheeler & Wilson's machines; also one finisher to work to be store. Apply at 883 Broadway, first loft. A FIRST CLASS 48 OPERATOR ON HOWE'S suspender work. Apply at 233 Len, aunpanes oa5, CHAMBRRMALD. ANTED- 8 W04 West Idth at, after 9 o'clock morning. Wane ‘ANTED BY. A PAMILY RESIDING IN THE COUN. try for the summer, 4 competent woman at cook, Rood iIking. Reference Seeds © Tes Wwe No dat ot Prince at. Waitin cHAMB —y en CAN BO ro or the autnoner mon at ih Weel ath a, nm RTT USAW, Bring oy Feteronce. NTED_A NURSE POR A BABY 11 MONTHS OLD, WA iogo to the country for three yponthe, “Call at 296 East Mat ate., between | and 2 o'clock P. i HANDS TO HEM HANDKERC HIEFS; wet sete own sanetipes. work and lng Apply this morning to Fetiman & Kouiler, 10 -ANTEDAT TURNER'S STATION, ERIE RAILWAY, two hours’ ride (rom New York, a good, stout girl oF mmlddle aged woman to cook, wash aad fron; Bin (emily. tha Ween sahington #., up staire, TED- A FIRST RATE COOK; “ONE WHO CAN wan iat in washing and ironing. Apply at 318 West 66th between W and 2 o'clock. Wrest A RESPECTABL wages will LORED GIRL TO DO of small family; good it 17th at. ‘work ; must be a good washer and troner. Apply at Littman's, 273 West th at. Wy aaa A GIRL TO DO GENERAL ce age | rito take care of children New Yort. basement. number of first clase dressmakers. Good wa: centy employe will be ate Come proparet to work, Bnoapway, BETWEEN STH AND gist 1.24 245 8 A Frenchman as waiter in a pri by; ndgratand, bs Duslness, bo Objection 10 Inguire for two days. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 6 WEST TH § sr, , CORNER 6TH AV. WANTED, a MAN AS VALET OR ‘tervant lo travel with a family; wishes tego ve Bu Euroj ke Mey Boglisd and Italian; good refaren YOUNG MAN—ABOUT 17 YEARS OLD, AS AN AS- Sistant behind @ bar, Apply at No. 6 Ann ‘st, (his Only, between § aud 10 A. Apply rv. Longe STRONG YOU GERMAN W. Ay gee orte Savona care of horses; second Geos, room GENTS ANTED—TO SELL THE sai OCTAGON Sewing Machine ; good agents make ay aver inachine warranted. Depot i brsaeaye "eS HiLL” OVS WANTEDUIN A WHOLESALE DRY GooDs salary $100 the first year. Address Walker, aid on oftice. 1G WAGES TO FIRST CLASS CANVASSERS—AT Broadway, frat EN WANTED-TO 6 bby So mapa 5 A street. UP ROUTER ON THE fe First come first served. Ap- iy at eN AND BOYS, WHY BE “IDLE Rt ty A P+ pA will ve r0e from #4 to i shed weil on al; 1 Broadway, room Quant P BUSINESS MEN, Goon somes Race Sat yi A e208 or A Call at 61 Broadway, second tloor, from to 5 P. ANTED- AGENTS. LADIES OR GENTLEMEN CAN 2 and ‘find anent employment by it tn person at 481 Broome stort wothee or the National presence. ‘Call between the hours of 9 A. M. and pee No c1 I required. it is such as Th oe fovend aod nay woule We ANTED—A YOUNG LIVE MAN; ONE WHO IS CA- pable to take char, Ks ‘® small place a short distance Jn the country; none ppl drunk or ie afraid of work. al! for ‘wo daye a rate ‘Hamfiton at at. Weta by Ad WHO KNOWS THE CITY. uire at 4 Wi oe, between rants to ‘tue ¢ Sentral peers Liberty st. ferry. ANTED A Tavis “ai THAT Is “WILLING TO make himself generally useful in a restaurant; must be a good oyster opener. Apply at 621 th av date WARTED "AGENTS ACQUAINTED WITH THE CITY ‘and grocery trade to canvass for a new article. Address Herald office. ‘ANTED--A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, 14 TO NEARS ‘old, io © comminsion hardware house, Address, io own handwriting, box 2682 Post office. al ANTED..A gop, WAITER FOR A REST, pean) a ed who speaks preferred. Apply at a ws ‘ED--A YOUNG MAN, a8 OR 18 YEARS OF AGE, residing yeith h learn the shirt business, Apply for two days Brosdwoy. ANTED—A ir TO TAKE CARE OF A HORSE ‘and cow and make himself useful in and abont the house and yard. Apply at #4 3d av. Wisin. TWO ACTIVE LADS AB WAITERS. i's saloon, 190 Chatham square. \ ANTED— TWO WAITERS. APPLY AT Dacy Hou, Jersey city. Wea A FIRST CLASS CARVER _ A RES tanrant. Address X., Herald office CALL ,OUNG MEN Fos MERC. ANTI jOC8E: (STORRS, Viquo inewe; Immediat | eampioyment, pnd aac isha, Ba Brondway, office 21. Y SARN. HANDS AND 8 Lanoni WANTED.— AP- 4 Se MtCARPENTER'S Employment House, 138 11th 9 corner 6th 1¢ Qg GOOD PENMPN AT @ PER WERK—MUST BE able to do 700 per 1 Cd from MSS. in first class hand, “Maynard, Herald “FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. pas FILLE - topo DESIRE SE PLACER COM- me femme de chambre, pour coudre ou pour les en- fonts dage une famile Critenise, Sadresser M. H. Ow Herald office, U* comes FRANCAIS DESIRE SE PLACER DANS tune famille prives avec uteinere, Bonnee reference. WINES) _ Liquors, ¢ &,_ te eae ANxD pm | oy. ie eee or] pepe reir Se ae il SALES AT AUCTION. _ T PRIVATE SALE.—ELEGANT Dow BLE 8t) rosewood Purniture: + ten pieces, burglar and fire proof silver Safe, ‘combination lock; Sutt Of blacts walnut dining room Chairs, in green leather ; rosewood Ward robe, and a aiperd, Paris make, carved French oak Library rge size, plate glass doors: cost @1,600; alao aa Sleggnt Alexaire, Or aris make; suitable for parlor, court or ehapel use, ‘Apply at 8 ziverty street, ‘N_RXTRNSIVE AUOTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture, most of whlch bein perfect order and but litte used, #Y & COL, Auctionsera, wilt sell thie day (Thursday), adualy at thé iarge’beown stone rete dence 136 Raat Ninetcettth sireet, between Third aod Fourth avenues, commencing at 10 A.'M. preciscly; the sxle com- prises the entire contents of the house, ponslsting, of aa. od weven octave Pianoforte, Semen toed suite tin: aldo in reps: Centre Tables, Eayy Chasity, Paintings, 4c. ; ma: nt Bedroom Furniture, Dini Rou Purolture, & 1k Descriptive catalogues on the moraiug of Ae NOTICE FURNITURE AT A BARGA for eash, uiction prices, at ERNEST Ros , 58 Bleecker street, near Broadways ts, covered with ‘any color ren: #20 and $250; covered with rope B10, $125 and S10, also a great mand dining room Furnitures fara Mattresses, Mirrors, &e., cheap. Al! goods ware rante Rich Parlor Suite covered with brocatel, Works of Art, Bronze, Vasen, Clocks, Statuary. This (THURSDAY) morning, elegant private residence 119 C between Fifth and Sixth avenu of pariog, bedroom and dining “room Furatture; bair and ing Mattresses, Beds, Linen Blankets, rich cut Glade Ching and silverware, ivory Table Cutlery. to. Reliable men tn etjendanee to cart or pack goods for purchasers as seasonable charges. LUKE PITZIERALD, Auctionrer A veTiON NOTICE. Magnificent ld Furniture, ‘a family leaving the city, jean char attction price, All the elegant ed in the hve story. beown stone residence aireet, between Fifth and xth avenura, red with French brocatel, cs QW), one do. $70, rosewood Pdanoforte, cost #300; Etageros, Bookcase, Mirrors, Carpets, Books, Cente Tables, Vases, Paintings by eminent artt Statuary, Clock, roxewood Bureaus, Bedteads, Wardrobes, hair, spring Mattresses, Bedding, Extension Table, Builet. aut perb setx China, Glass and Silver Ware at half ofiginal cost, @ Jota to suit purchasers. The above elegant Keatdence to et. Drawing Room Sutt co} for § furtado, Brome Ave TION NOTICE, THU REDAY, wULy a REGULAR SINCE SALE MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEA GOODS, 600 CASES, Ming 3 AND BOYS! HATS. TOPPING & co, Auctioneers, 1b Chureh stress. A FULL LINE OF } Catalogues and goods now I Y ROBE RT - SOMERYILL! AUCTIONEER AND READ Estate Broker.—Oflice and salesroom 87 Nassau streat, opposite the Post oflice. CHROMOS, ENG RAVINGE, &0. huesd: OIL PAINTINGS. ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell by auction, ay and Friday, July 2 and Joys oreloek, at salesroom, 3F Nansau sirfet, a large invoice of Paintings, Chromos Em gravin BYE COLTON, AUCTIONEER. EXTRA LARGE SALE of Household Purniture of every kind and descripti pttony being not only the entire stock of aa upholsterer and cabi maker, but the entire assortment of Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement Furniture of @ large four story house removed from Thirty-fourth street. To-morrow, Fri- day. July 3, at 103¢ o'clock, a abe, auction rooms 724 Broad- an extra amount of really good as well as a mmunt of pain do.; there are 20" or 30 Carpets, many of them excelleat; also French Plate Mirrors, rosewood Parlor Suits, various Kinds Curtains, Freach China Plated and Brt- tannfa Ware, &c. ; alao one or two Sewing Machines, two rose- rye Pianos, &c., 4c, More full particulars to-morrow. BT J. EDWARD BYLA’ ‘DT, AUCTIONEER GALES room 646 Beostusnia near Bleecker street, iM eelt auction this evening, July 2, at 8 o'giogha iho superb collec- i tion of American Oli Paintings and Medallions be- Jon ican Art Gallery, New York, ro by lan river and mountaln ft M He x L ht Te jarness, e aati morning aera MOG clock A. Me by EDWARD Bend b yen ‘of bay 6 years old, i, warranted pet perfectly sound, Kind and gentle Jn single of doubie harness; also two. Top Wagons, Pole te, but by Dusenbury & Armour. also. Portland . without Bich, "Businons Wagons, (FORGE coor AUCTIONEER, Kéaroom 101 Liberty street, Will eel by auction, THIS DAY, at 1034 0 Yoloek, Genteel Houselold Furniture, Olice and other Denka, Paris Pancy Goods, ac. “COOLEY, AUCTIONEER, 27 NEW CHAMBE! . atreet, sells this day, “ i Lo'tioek, the entire Stock, wna tiood Wilt of x endidiy ‘fitted up Cigar Store, Ghetbers street, Bear Chat am. COOLEY, AUCTIONEER—SELLS THIS DA’ + 1034 o'clock, at 27 New Chambers street, a black walnut Furniture, consisting of Wardro! ureane, Micrors, Clock: Pictures; also Iron Feather Beds, Hi Matiressea, two Wagoas, Butcher's Block, 4c. A ae —GREAT AND POSITIVE J. anor b00 oe at Bast Ni reg yo ty L. i a a a Military Parade Ground, by order will be sald, on Wednesday % ais gee ate mercial Exchange, No. yd ‘ul Hall, Brooklyn, under the direction orton Ton. Temes d Peta #00 Lots in Atlantic, Van Sinderen, dre. Honey? jt Mand Busheriek boulevarday elegantiy. focated nay ater gradon, on the four fines of city railroads 10 all the alt et i \ serene, tee ttorn sit oauague trceh oro bo auc” Pri orn’ lon . toaver, oe Fulion pix ig rookiya. aecenpreay OSEPA HEGEMAN § CO.—PRIDAY, JULY %, AT 10 @ o'clock A. M., at ie cont salearoome, Wi Pearl “Brovkl jar weekly sales. corner Pearl street, Brook! ine Segal x + ‘gon eral assortment of rior, ¢! dia! room en Petter sda ait Materensen, Pansy Velvet. pete, Stoves; also rosewood Pianos. OSEPH MoGUTRE, Ppt office 80 Nassau street . —_ well bed greg Bere the stock of Boots an 68) Third avenue. The said stock tof th the Inteat of the best workmanship. The whole and other at ll o'clock a. on Friday, ‘Sunen with the Furtures of lost strlen ‘The rent is low and the ea for ttaees: ~ ta of mahogany Furniture, tn bate on the avenue. Also, cloth. sat itis roo poae fare th rh at 06 Felock 4 nah avenees§ teenth at ‘amit rope, bes Furniture, oe Wirfors, walnut marble top Centre te inges, co ainut marie to Biren Pann pea de aor and i bees, OGART, AUCTIONERR. am : FRIDAY, July 3, at 1056 eetosk. at \ auction si Pa 1 North mreet, hold bon, Carpeta, Intings, Vooda, ay Ricken Utenal Ly he vines, Looktag Gast a Gee ene ps HIogINs, aver M. Fidei win setae dar zie ine siraet, Brooklyn, i cutire ‘constat “arpota, marble ‘marble E Feather Rede Fava will commence: i ira Sg on ULE & MIRICK, AUCTION: WILL SELL OW Rts thet yy at 1s or at mS Bioee nehaing son's job lots, mica be oe close ait somaat D FIELD, cx10 hoe aintiog et aaa ea sole pray atti tease ‘and (or4 atreeee, Bla one ligot Magoo at 1s oeloske” sree rot Mprehall SACKETT, BELCHER & CO. rey Beane. LY cs Accounts of sald drm will LA’ ICE & RATION. at public N the 15th of July, 1868, at treet, om. om e pot for, as an HERIF P'S Th WaLenns, Zocor, eer, will sell th: ureday), Ree at No. 1 i. roms one ex one Tub, lot Tul aud Peer Bat DATES ORRIN, Shecia, Al SHIRT MANUFACTURER 18 WANTED TO DO ws custom work of ‘at class men’s Avv my | store Broadway. Le i RICKLAYERS WANTED—GOOD willing to work ten hours at per day, will find steady employment by calling of the Bx. ach tina Nee ee aT a xchange, 1 Liverty streets ew ore trom 1A: a. Ais RICKLAYE: of 85 ATTERS...WANTED, A YOUNG MAN THAT CAN work at (he bench, sell goals gud make bimesif gence tally useful and \# not afraid to work. Apply at 166 6th EWELLER Re ah ttn AN poceneqe a “AND practical jeweller; who understands the si 18 branches ferred this oe Poh ytd establian bimse'f ip the Dusiness. How GLASS CUTTERS.—WANTED, A PRACTICAL to run a cutis ae nearly B 8 oer Sets Sots Bas om re Wega nr Wren GHIRT GI -AOPLY ATU