The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1868, Page 3

“a 8, PING Oe aie All ke le rato ct L.A & ra oat 5 dees: 2 5.1 5” ane, Se peel He SITUATIONS WANTED~FEMALES, SITUATIONS WANTED—F" 4MALES. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. tagimant of Alabama cavalry during the war ar! AR/«BIA. Cooks, &e. ae Dressmakers and Sear stresses. Wantep—« GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND fought bravely for the Union. He hails frou Northern se ee : - 7 236 West 1TH st., A respectable Frotestant woman Blair, Jr., and Arming the South, r Britannic Ma angacementa to go out by the “any; country preferred. WANTED 4 GOOD COOK, WASHER ANDIRONER: | ata democratic gathering held at Alum Sprin‘ ga, | head sound enough to take hin: s tatesman, were | from tae ommanter, yf one of . " , sab ji : ¢ Musent. 2 VARIOK 8T.AN EXPERT drones; must, Pe wailing and obliging; elty reference | gontgomery Blair on General Frank 2B. ,4 4/abam English Vielt to the Sultan o . he ow ed rg aie Bo 221, a Wherar dW nots set ZNCED OPERATOR | required, ‘Gal et 16 Weat Sth et old No- 1d #1 Tue Independent says Andrew Jonson “nus a | que folowing isan ‘extract (roa a private letter ‘more ite to 38 west 1aTH st. BETWREN ora awn era avs Califor two days, Sith ot fost barmaid, omaeid snd waitress, Apply at 48 West Rockbridge county,’ Va., on the 2th inst., M gay. it not for a heart vicious ee ets : apiay ‘e ships, dated Guadur, May 15, an pa k in a mall . nq an eee ener aay ened ——————— a. “Whict rou Loose, Mh, ile man ed 2 y | ca pit. vo. e dzoalient baker; "would do the plein washing. Less refer: 253. Mash iere, Sq NEAR STH AY —UADIES AND ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, | Gomery Blair delivered speech, in Whichy no | Bose. Whaat aden ples ee Tr a | dae ves eae eas aes | a chief Tees the ence. @aeon's machine; will go ous by the day’ on AY <washingaud iroring, Apply, with reference, at 283 | touched upon topics already familiar to the ig You've patd you as vat of | po-sessions of t ge Linauia, oF suilan of Mu 49 FE, &t, UP STAIRS, SECOND FLOOR. RE 9 ca ee nes OS and made the following allusions to the der yoeratt A Tallaieee Gigs ena erin “4 anced ea there, Whaose Tathor was mundered Ils ss eJ spectable woman as good cook, washer froner oF OT: AV.—A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER TO GO WyAareD—4 GIRL TO ATTEND A BAKERY. MUST | nominee for the Vice Presidency and curre ge polit. | Me qvadrennial furor—| ¢ al € on— © English ! ave recognized inin aud to do geveral housework ; yvod elty reference. 4. 73% out by the aay fn Cret class families; the best city | Y B79 Sd area And acquainted with the business. APPIY | ca) topies, Referring to the pa of the ' Eee and says:—That heaithful effects shoula follow these | Ns omGer taproalde there spot al agent. be Dik, Sere voonE ree RESPRCTASLE GIRL Se ROWERY, IN THE 7 Serie eee > | Convention in nommating General Blair, xr. piair | Mequent emissions In America of onepie papel | saiuie of Twenty-one guns in Konor of the sultan, sy Ay ad aafannen bia ‘ 282 Priceni* Atrmamaken whe tidarniands tig, | WASimmonsiva, atte huss aa STH AND | continued:— feeling we may happen to have inside of us 1s @ Law W as nmiodiately returne:! yy the guns on 12 la be SE an gnaeeenenaara iting and tri fer } . * d of BLOLOgY. jen Puselt a8 Highness seat dis Prine 60) WEST, WASHINGTON PLACE, SECOND BLOOR—A | by the dey or weak: woult go Sore Trine month: PWANTHD_OPERATONS ON WHEELER & WILSON'R sougghow that thelr invitation to all "ay were trae pont A pnllngnhy bit Rog beesiay Som fite of anger | MtcrP' eter on board to Welcowe lie anid to way that ‘widow, with a daughter aged twelve, !n | oan do ail kinds of family sewing; would assist with children: machines, on fine white sbirts. Apply at #4 Hleecker fs perti to gute | found his w n, | Re Wt aad give me an audience the next day. F to cook, wash ‘and ‘ron; Je. good meat and pastry shy reverence, ‘t, iret door up’ stalre. oRaLover, dr | With them as equals was not an unt’ eaning plrase | ye used to say to her, in bie broken Foatist, | con saziy'tho next day iny eXecuuve atlas Tan Dad Wee sot children ‘waiting; good ee omit © gPresidenvapon | yc, tle; you | Self, gor ourselves 5 ie uniforms elty references, Cail fortwo dass. 307 EAST S47H ST., NEAR 2D AV, —-A NEAT, QUICK ‘ANTED—A NURSE TO ATTEND CHILDREN; ONE | General Blair, who had been @ rep! gotican frou ‘the ‘Schwear, my tear, schwear, schust & doptios. ve og eae ae ee lopiavel ‘at the portals of SECOND. FLOOR, BAGK yr seamstress ; Raderstande dressmaking and all kinds who speaks French, to ago Yo. Burope andback. Callat | organization of that party to the ¢iose of tie war, | Vill feel peter.’ tae palace. We entered a large open quad- 63 EAST BROADWAY, SECON wee. Bee family sewing; work by the day or week. Clarenc lotel, corner st, and 4th av., parlor 100, General Blair bad peen tendered t’ yo nomination for The Independent has @ political note headed | pang lined on ali sides by Arab. and Per- Poet Mentone tetera ode cyte | att cam teres ate cere cab aOR to te. ry as the same oilice by those who ia’ , the power to con- 3 “xt 1 1. S Jame out ‘ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID, APPLY AFTER 10 | for it in the Convention at Chica; g. te dee M- | Sunshine in a Cucumber. We probably shall next |) sian guaids. ‘The Suitan caus ‘ook at the basement door of 4 Kast 28th cus gv dm 186d. He was celve “us, xh 4 ushered us in XV cfclaok at the b mt door of M4 Kast 2ethet. _| the dirst man in the United St? Jesto takenp aris | Near of “Moonshine in @ Squash.” But that will be { the “Durbar eet vet ieund chairs. He a ‘Wann. FOR THE COUNTRY—A GIRL TO 200%. agalust secession and had serve @ the country iM thé | nothing new. seemed @ gloomy inan, After partaking of coffee, ‘wash and iron. Th Heid til the close of the war; Bat when the radical ‘Theodore F. Randolph, the democratic candid: ,te | sherbet, Acq, and talking a littic, We toox oUF leay Spaced wale EASY 19TH $T.—A SEAMSTRESS, WHO UNDER- ‘oaech f0F tws days if not sulted. 428 Bisley nae awe pe 2 EAR aE TSA sorely TESTANT Wo. | somuncen jes Grst clase Gperator on eles tor man d fron, or ainbertmatd and S20 ouasry og “refer tooe, Can be ween in chy uy. Good 2 7TH , re iy ere ae nea (by rty turned th i th ¥s > AV.—A RFSPECTABLE PERSON AS it el as | Pa ‘ned the power zived them by ire people tu . - teling his Highness we hoped he wouid live a tho: gaye ipsa ea 633 aertrene 38 Durivahe hart apa tae cogntirs are WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE: Beeerre tie Uae. against the constitution hy re~ for Governor of New Jersey, ig the second 80 of | gang years, &c. ‘the same eveuiig we rode out on 0 WEST 15TH 8T., NEAR 6TAX AY—A TORING Be shaver preet oa - work in a plaia family; must be a good washer and | Moe wititthe demaceargey mom and united [3 ef | Hon, James F, Randolph, who was representat! ‘re in | the Sultan's horses—solemdid Arabs. European J « a8 plain cook, Peony iat Sear AF FY = froner aud able to get along without all. the modern improve | 2Ort8 lt the, demos ih foe Ma tue minority, © | Congress from that State from 1828 to 1833. Fe was | Saddles and bridies were tuougbiuily prepared for work in a small family. rence. t N_ EXPERIENCED OPERATOR, HAVING A | meuts, Apply at 19 Perry at, cornerof Greenwich. © [athe Pe vmretedpw Wit a these candidates (-ey- | Qornat New Iitunawick, N. doy in 1829, and ¢ fier re- | Us. pn WiST 77H ST. REAR BCILDING, UPPER | AL Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine, would engage for a ANTED—A CHAMHERMATD AND WAITRESS, TO | tion of principles on wile! pee Brescuted # deeltra | ceiving an excellent education at the literary’ ist: ‘Tho present Sultan, 1 am told, has not, many 110 Sioras cook, washer and troner:no objection to | few weeks on moderate terms with a inintly: enn cuivand fit go to Staten Island for the summer montha; tus | Coccedtand ak the jd fj eeey are pledged toact if | tious of his native city commenced the bi aimess of | Women in lis harew—only a few vvorgians, Hutt ahamberwork, by # youbg woman Wie can give Kutlsfac ory | eT a etre Se ceWing machine Adtrees Seam: | ¢ome well recommended. Apply after 9 o'clock, at 230 Kuay | Herein HNN Toe Me JM fuent of the country UPOA | ite ay a merchant, In 1861 Mr, Kandolph was elected | harem of his lace tather is a very iarge buildings, cone Fefe.ence {rom late employers. Adi ress for two days. wm hiiitiedkas” ess Beam- | 42th t bey ity si Seen tt & deciarauen artes tue by the democratic party to the lower bre yon of the | taining a great quantity, Since ich moan a deat Be e Lee See OE ee “ ¥ - a ar D § abuses power, ¢ “» BV ave been ke} ‘ely secluded, WEST 90TH £T., SECOND FAWOOR, FRONT ROOM.— cena ‘ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, WHO THOROUGHLY | its waste of ihe publ! ¢ treasure, the unequal taxe | NEW dersey, Leqislature, and in the follwing year aay tiie that we wave vere Wo ast Cown, OD ‘A respectable young womas ‘as plain cok, waaler General Housework, &c. understands housework; must have good city reer- | ation imposed, its sca * dtakes issue | 2952, he was elec yy the same party ‘to the State h commanded & aaa ikehoeres pi - . 4 ence. ‘Appy at 236 Weat Sith ai, Witli them espectally adda ah Joba, ane apne Senate to fill (he unexpired term of the Aon, Sanivel | #0 Cid falden tree, in a place WwW gong rym — re — SEAR ERON SE A> ROPEO WOMAN. 70 DO GBE- {On TIeRSUres, PTOLO tease eo ee ears | Westcott, who had recently died. Att peexpirativn | full view of the windows (iron, bart ) OF The S0- 13 ee seeaien Ep (OOK, WHO THOR: | cbjectionto the country; goudreference. EEE ee Nite older ated AIOE baad Gos, |; Hons of the constita fon eat Gecinatie fons viola | of this term he was again elected by t ze democratic, | ragllo. To our surprise sevetn Se eure uhly un: wh and Am 6 ¥ i r "9 ood Oe e r el vy ye S ue <onkine; Maderelanda pastry, Upaeiael spat onde. Singrand Sating, . NoneotBer need apply. A xood py party to the Senate for the full terin, of three years, | to he Windows, some kisstinyg Meet aie ware Sect 2 and void. i Bars ced te ‘ GDNADea) acGan SRIOETeR Fo mesa rator preferted, “ Apply at 2 Lexington av., beween Mth | and vold. This last deoiaration 4 prowounced re--| Pic) the expiration in 1845 of his ter /a) ass respectable young woman to do geueral housework; ———— FAO ee elt, ce eee ch, TGA, | Oeetcny referee, SITUATIONS WANTED—MAL volutit n ™ ate >en- soon, We were near cnougu on ths - acest ra Fadivals, aud their whole Wrath | gtor Mr. Randolph has devoted hi self to various | ell preaiy, and thought At a grea! shame hae toy Cially, DeCRse De ee eee aoe ioe of inis | Mtportant enterprises connected ‘ith railroad and | sh@uld be cooped up tor oe triagraph star ¢ See ae nr min mg interests and is now Presi: gent of tue Morns | From Muscat 1 weat to Guadur ‘excelent baker. Can be seeti at hor peasant employer" competent, etvil worms ‘ag. nood eook g issue, and saower ¢ r e " I “ig x nena 4 thet it would be lupossible for Sip eee sre & poliucal resident, Caprain Grd tron or as laundrems; city @eousry. Galion or address |" ( VAnpaw st— A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL AA BD AV.—A NURSE OF LONG EXPERIENCE AS | the radical party pro withstand the ulguent of the | M4 Kssex Keallroad. ton, and found here. @. Doll ses pitable ald agreca- % froner; Felerence if required, “Call at the stveuaker'ae, | | 20. gentleman's nurse; be has best eity reference. country ugainst’ fyem upoa st aud maintain their Gece raed ERS ag fae rye BOER, 68 Be Mee eee cunerinieudenl of $e t6lo- 4A EU Oe Ae eR, 008k | FouNG or ae er N ENGLISHMAN AND WIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN | USUFPAtioNS in gotianee of that judgutent. lieve 13 MUSICAL REV! cw. drake the telegraph Will be ‘repuiked Ina COULIe 144 Cotton as:arut ciate cock or@as launureen; good rel- G5 CANAL STA RUSPECTABLE GIRL, LATELY desire situations, the man to take care of burses, cows | General Blalr’s’ gnguage:— / Ot ase : erence, 2n3 Oe) _ landed, to do general housework in a private family. and do plain fenin, ie Wife is brat class operator on nzeere Is but ene way. to restore the government, and press eT meer i ee — — SU gm ————— = Y " je inde o} const h: ‘ Preafiemt elect to enhact’s 2 B45 RE, Bie Ste SETERN CT ANDO Team WEST GIH ef) BETWEEN STH AND, 15H |: feully sewiugshasher ows rzohine ifrequireas, good refer, | declare these.” bruit key cones en cee Slee to | There ta ttle Se RR oD) reer te Pirenhiack's PUGILISM. . ~A seapectad girt-aeg rood plain aaok, menabes |. ava.—A respectabie young girl to do general house- | ences, Apply at 110 &th av., top floor, back room. fie usurpation, at the South; ‘disperse the wing | Opera “Barbe Bieue,” judging boch from the seiec- pL ITT good cily reerevce;wone but private fam: work in a small private fam! good city reference, Call for | “young MARRIED MAN WISHES A PERMANENT Sate Seen? ents; allow the white to | ttons before us for review and), a single hearing of it. plete @ Harry Allen~The Champion= OF Es we ‘= nin mu Cu two days. th , elect Senat y situation on a genteman’s place in the country; under | Qng'Represen' fiivegn me ieee gaocenae fativer ‘wit | Therefore we would reitera*@ our advice to pianists | EN WT AND 17TH STS.—A | *snds driving and the management of horses and cattle; 9 | Contain'n ma, gity el da Boe Pee, oy , “3 EN WTA AND UTP eamiy to | govd milker and plain gardener and can manage « amall | filha tas: S2ao! ceammerede {rom the Norte, we inet | Botte attempt any transeri/ptions of it. The action . Call for ) farms frat class reverence ag to honesty, sobriety, capability | the South; ar 4 withthe co-operation of the Prusilent t will | and dialogue constitute t/pe main suceess of the | wy iii ship of England. i's Life iu Loudon, July 11.) ved anotuer 210 & side from these <A. WEST 10TH ST.-A REBWECTABLE WOMAN AS se L54 MiBoase cook anderettnin at made of taking | 123 ee aXe POE meats, soups wad jeliea; bes: elty relerences, Can be seed | dohousework, oF as ad! pm for wo rays, and industry. Apply in the flower store corner of 23d at. and | nop pe dinlcu jt “ . “9 *, r ys ier her ar ae Torvalen Te wa ven a ihe ahaa gaa com tog. Teamutok oa auie 3 | © ond & Co. publish the f Soe ae aa eed ce artiies anolier 5 Se RET Siac X tbe pee te ; DF WEST 28TH ST,, F N STH AND STH AVS.— BIRO ATION WA BY A ATE, WHO | Withstand t pe public judgment it distinctly turoked and | Pond & Co. publish the f/enowing:— aside down, Cor 0 is 7% honse; one to coe’ Avie ts seral housework, or Se eee nee ta 4 myc ‘oon # A 8 £10 aside has to be siaked on July 24 with Ul vrash and iron; the other 2 ©) A respectable’ girl to « onghy wuderstand thelr | Fynid do kiteleu work; b wor! ment of a farm, alsothe | e8rly xh rowed on this tuucamentai issued. And its the op at 3 3 “ alps est city reference and uot afraldto | fearing and treatment of all kinds of atock and make hhaweif | Sire Way t wevoki ail fujure suiie tO put the lass plaluly to ‘Fete Champetre, Scen’y.de Ballet.” SydmeySm Ah. } gaxcholder, Bell's LUC in Lowen. We have enerally useful. Address K, B., care of M. Sulavan,saddier, | the countr » A brilliant, showy sort of piece, with many grat ful | ceived notes of the proceedings of both men strais 06 bith st., near 8d av. Ah Daseanedie teh is the language called Tevolutionary and sald | passages in it. The @:/e¢ante in 9-8 time is ruther | from headquarters, Allen, ivou Neha We abs aly CU. ie is a gappeat. tothe ballot sud itis che rude | Commonplace, but the | succeeding poten, wits the | istetrie,y the Horse tavern, sackvute street, Sar cals al ove who talk of war and are making pre- | exception of some pu gmile Little -tripleta, is dissiing | chester, but in a few days his inientiow 18 to yom trict training, accompatied by W. Lang. Thor a wi as chambernaid an business; good WEST 85TH ST.—A ® J 945 PECTARLE YOUNG = —-——- amall private tamliy; | be) gir! to do general housework in @ sinall private ‘ANTED A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN, TO TAKE +40 cook, wash’ and‘irc om in to the cou.stry ; good tres care of horacs and wi on & gentleman's piace sober and {ndustrioes; good recommendations. Address ene8, family; the beat city reference from last plac (6) WEST 2°70 81, CORNER TTA AV._AS FIRST EAST ITH 8T.. BETWE Herald oiice, aratic gry for it im connection with tue eice- d effective, into LO cinas coor wn onic tn wl tt. rane ADD. hk Goutch: eatentane giritte co ens ee ———--— ons. ‘General Blair aud the democratic party ai klnts’ Vocal. E This ts tae erst | Clots of Harry Allen will be issued mext well ak sora: mans BAST. crescentus di t roference: wissen to | work in sinall family, either in city or country; WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT YOU invoke y ithe judgment of the peop.c on the issue, jerklse Korcises. ig is tae Erst | may be seen in London at Nat Lanham’s, tle Milisy pel ae man; to take care of horses and work about the place; | jolued , with the radicals on the vulidity of tu number of @ serie’ of exercises deskgned, for the | St. Martin’s lane, Where Aliea fejuesis all commnAye country, Cal or two day sg acareful driver, sober and industrigus; good recommenda- ay be ab —— > — - Ur = , ¢ J meas’ gyes, and propose to carry the judgment of tie 7 nd develo: i ", cations from his London mes, &6,, Way mR ™ 4 47 WEST S8iTH ST., BETWEEN STH AND 10? fos. Address T. By Herald ollice. peop m Into eviect “ in pepe A fur that pur- training and { ment of the voice. Tigey are of Penen. WAVERLEY PLACY.—1 YO SISTERS; ONE TO . ‘oung irl to de 1 housework; is 2h 7 % eae : 174 cook, wash and imo; dio setier as clambermald aud | good washer and Wouers and kind to children, ni = = apa - pose hy thor, ‘Rare ean be no War wutess the raticals course all primary, /sut thorough and wel adapiol | “"YQe Goss, who is in the country, aund conseaetoin?y waitress; no objection tothe counting, beat eity reference. Ler ti CLERKS AND SALES. EN. a. | mak elt to restt the judgment of tie people, who | to teach, pouinners ‘hat their dd aims hould be to | the supposition is that he is at Wot eiminay aot : FER ‘ vi if keepers, &c. » EXPERIENCE | 8 @rought to be the final arbiters, Wisat, te sing each note perf sutly, and let the voice, issue forth | will be at the Liverpool 2 cu the 17th aed isa 210 aes fey fiber Piattinia tical os PRET a naapr borer WOR.—A RESPECT. Frere ats CaS ERA Re page| doe githis outcry about war from the radicuis mean | from thelr mouth & @ proper manner betore thoy | inst., and will be happy to i his friends, @ good wasber aud rover, or will’ ug to take care of a bay. Nee eS ee eit ticacin om nual nos © iu aby busiiess requiring both inside and outside | DUL Atuab they will resist the judgment essed for by | altcmpt to sing al sor even melodious e xercires. = Ser aes aii ag = | chili with ber; no trowdie; will go forvery low waxes; good fer en. Address H. 8. Herald office, the pdemocracy? They deceived the people as to Guns Imm gteten Waltzes.” What can be | The Ring tm Birmingham=-Farmer Bradley 9 WYST 21TH S.A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK, | reference; city only. ‘ % OCs aT operates pret easL. Wea th mr intentions in respect to these measures, and | added to the pr /gisxe-of these celebrat 1, beautiful, 4 J. Hill (Babb), Catch Weixht for CIO. a. w ‘nd ironer, or % Guid do general housework - SBD SOURG MAN FROM eee, 8 oured their present power in Congress by denying | Suauss-like wait wea, except that they * are ommnipo- xs Re'l's Life in t oa a ancdasch xt ent ln rom her last place, WEST STON 8 nt situation ina first class whole | ty rs thoy comtempieted any sic abuseot it, has- | tentin @ vallroc aa ‘apd correctly an’! handsomely {From Bell's Life in Lor PECTABLE t — ; ite dorbouse- ase ; Would have no objeotions to travel as agent; | tl i rit, ha can . Atter slong lull in’ maties <1 " epeaks Enulish and German and understands d el med to prosiitute it to subvert civil goverument | repubilshed ip t! pe edition? atc nla DG eT: ROURRORs h RESHEOTABLB,| workin: ———_____ | chines well recommended aod can give undoubted recerencea | ® gid set up militory government.iu the South, now | — “Kora Waltz.’ * "TH. Hinton. A peeuitar sort of | tively od-hand mate tow plac : country preierred, Cali ou Mry ret Hinton, Q9 EAST MTH ST.—A G IN A PRIVATE | ## to chacsctor, ac, Addroas forthree days Drugs, Herald | t » beused to deieag the wishes of the peopie In tie | aifair, of NO Spe saldaterest to any ones save the com- | Huesday ene Ta ena feet seven anda hail {nche 4 ee SET colin yi BRRIRSET Beau amet yaar trot ibe ooumanrs, 10008 | hort, aind then p ut forward the commander of the {| poser, and very ‘iimay on the whole, SMe eee nes in weight. J. Hill (Habb) | 927 Wrst 1aTit & ‘EN ITH AND STH | js willing and obliging. RUG CLERK WANIEDOAT &6 9TH AV, Must | S™y as thelr calididate and give Win the army tithe re Ipubliah the following *;— st fe feentyione years of age, sluuds five fect seve t oo ore 8 Stat 6 etree § DP peg kproretacen, 4o elect Lumself, substantially inviting bin to see ve ea Ong. Hy Evjamer, There i | inches, and was about haifa stove the lighter. Tt 2 pons etc —_——— | power whether Giected by the people or not, This | litte of the su aehineor music about this composition - re caenti He sabb and a el ” TANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OLD, A | Gonduet shows taeir determination. to forestati and | to entitle it to ausmame, Phere are } aundreds of more | biecting place waa peoite Haat Paeee ey “e . manner erenette tWNhotou aa dere. weileduraleds writer wpoodnand; |, deleat the will of the people, ‘The inana-e of War | meritorious | tees which bave ot iasted more than | pany not turning Ph ple ep RGN Eagar Be ry TEESE 5 EE 2 naan ick at Heures and willing to make himself wselui; beat rel- Which they no\g make theuselyes, but talsely im- | One Beason, ‘gud which are rejected, by every sensivie Jurther time was lost, 8! npy uy nie rd 2 nae | ae SOO Nest ST St, ONE DOOP BELOW ITH | eisnces, Address London Coop House, 137 Fuivon i pute to their o pponents, because the judyment ef | wus.cian, Witit Drisivly, and ata duarver to clit As Me the Bi ‘ Sic hAeearivan lady. Sa bossebccners poversandy as the people Is iavosed against tue on these acts, | “Down W pore the Birdies Sing 2? Ballad. H. F. 1 the ring, five to tour being wands her business B12 washing; wage 416 6TH AV., BETWE ) respectable lady (N unqueat bane relerence, year Semall American family; iret 937 MADISON St.. REA H BUILDING. AS COOK: I8 elton : vi 4196 a yoo! washer'ant i fuer; no objection to the coun- try, Can be sven (or two di A MIDDLR AGED | bet business; ts uot straid of work; has bret olase city refer ORR ISTAV., IN THE - ee ~~ “COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. despite theic :stiempts to avo and preveat tus | King. ‘This soe nobeven as good us the preceding; | oller L rah 25:)4) Protestant woman axcood, wasier aud irener iow | BCC — : oe = <ooo~e Yasue from belt ug iurced upon them, only iiustraves | therciore | a2 #ame remarks may apply to it ina} | ROUND 1. ‘Lhe appearance of the ““Karmer” \ ae Fra i de cat aaah eb YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW AS HOUSEKEEPER GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE fO PROCKRE A | gud puts in :4 broad lignt their determination to | stroager s nae ofthe word. It n nghi possibly be ac- | thar and he had evidentiy bo fe ‘om gentleman or ¢mail family; bas a child three yeere | 2, einer oe i eecnainn’m capable; whingand | Hold power af all hazards. ‘That, et least, is wast | ceptable 4a snlosirel hail. SET ae ee ee crate (on or PAST 2 5 I abetey R 000 3 old; will work for small wages. Address Lugenie, station D, 4 jontes ‘ = tie oe tl t the i eir resolve. it feneat 2 you .Beautous Stor. Song; adapted | 2s “hard as nas.’ erage rho Al , ina private family wo 6x .. “ y ? business wa vsorted to, puneb qoilent baker, makes pastries: @ regular laundress; docs ty e RMAN WOM: 8 TAs YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH- | tuinidate the people into acquiesence m their rie, | words, by Ale. Corpenter, are very pretiy aad inter- | “showing ol) bushes’ wis resorted Mo, | # Mnene and flutiog imetyle; wagensid, | A Heciahbeuk earth in S tematcgantle tenis or min; thoroughly understands his bastness; no objec | General Grar f owlnousiy gays “Let us have peace, | exing at modded to beaaarar music, Which fait Ce Ne ene tune uaainy scutie righs bene “on NE IR BLELCKER, FIRST FLOOR, | {#0 or three persons; a couforiable Lome she would con- th poueety las good reference from his last place. | with the sme meanivg, and they are wiud- | however, a8 notluug bat a Vajriauion of tue Ma. counter at long range, Bras fy tie mark wud floored lis oppounet, thus carly “8 oF » box 120 Herald outics. Waltz. sider more important than wages. Addrens bith st., 4th av., ing up the session with a distribution of AF totestant woman as first clase at 2 P nal Rimeaaaies 1 ee , a thorouphly understands her buelscess inal its branches; is | second brick ide INGLE PROTESTANT MAN WANTS A SITUATION | tins smong their foliowers, to give empmasis Gems from Offenbach’s ope: sa of “Barbe Bi , R » shal 3 t an exce ieit baker and yp matry cook; no objection to a board. MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN LADY DESIRES A POST- Ie iow ee ts busioess; city andcoun- | to the lang: wage of Grant, and bis followers aioue | There dae s.xleep Mumbers in tuis collection,. © KogNn 2.--The jinaie in the preceding bout may \ Ken as a key note to the mit throughout, Bre dic from t! re most striking feature » of the opera. taken as % pan es | ey opuc, Qushin wien they@ of io ges in fay or of Voinatght en iy ofered or. the mehenaee fipst class catty hotel; country preferred. Call Addrona CM. box 144 Hteraldofice. - BY A COMPE- ence in the city. 418 ixth avenue, Trainors gaddlery store, OF threaten to disturb the public peace, They alone 4 threaten to resist the tliat the past in the lawia't “Or, deptis la Kose,” is the seautiful duet between at once taking the le ae oe exercise of their authority to. pass judginent cpo a | Fleuredte aud Saphi in the first act, It is a ver Janded his right on ar je tie acts of tier unfaithful servants and restots tre | pleasing duet, aud superior | to Otfenbach’s usual | A couple of jung shots follow ; consiiiatio o, ‘Ihe democracy have submitted witito at | style. close quarters, aud dingdonsg e resistunce to te most glarmg #ivlaions of the co ne Lottery” (An! prend'smon nom), Itis per- | Bradiey foliowed, till they raw stitution a od to every species of tyranny and oO: fect housense to publish thi # as apiano piece, in } brace, three to one being Ir rage whic a have disgraced the meanest and blo tire Opera, Wilh the Surround dings, it is eveciive, but | “Farmer.” tion ax houmeleeper, or would give her services a portion ef the day for aa unluroished room; would le: the city. {ALR | Sddreas Hendricks, Hera d of ¢ EASY 98) ‘$2.—aS PIR GAA Bocin's hot et or prtate meat or pastry cookin, Fizwt cls Nerve, &ee eddress Coachman, at the above ° Reap JAMES SLIP.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS WET NURSE ‘1 nay eaten aed (ik 6TH AV, BETWEEN UST AND 22D sTS.—A8 “ts ning ; OAOHMAN AND GARDENER WANTED—FOR A Sha G- sven wainahe ore raatertonas ker wn niiee 3 milk four weeks uid. Can be een tor two days. : J email piace on the Nacth river, a middle aged Protestant ' CLAS: marding house; can do all its branches, in a rst private family; a tien uF STAC p’ A; man who uuderstenca both branches; ollers need ap- ave ‘ doers 4 i ROUND 3.—Rabb's left peeper slowed the vist fation ee ee die j best refer honesty. an¢ te fone ____| Balch bex :in November next “Appalled by shen ss. |“ "Ya des bergers,”” “‘Boulo|ate's dret aud wo might at it elosng at halfarm work, some Lely, ios WEST 23D ST...A GOOD COOK, WAS! earea > BO’ You TANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, A SITUATION AS pect.of be lug at last brouclit to acconnt, these « tur. | Bay Worst sen. ving delivered on bol des, babi a i BAS Wien Uiocaip certo doin hee lat phen, | GJ) ATH AY. neseccramuE round woxax 38 | Wttienerand couctamant envettandsgwdetingtn'a | Fupe ‘un de rutaiess oppresene are atcup! ing | "<-Viw eenoor Boulotte’ w second and best song. | on tie mouth and showing the carmine, Bret ‘uit ys asec haan no Objections to she county ; best city reverence. +] fu dranches; veut of city relerence, Adcres#W.H.,box2l | to drives the | people frou tlw poll sud | Irma is deservedly encored 1 a it every mint. being at once accorded to bradivy by the 1 ofere:, cates Song ce paangu m,”? Tue saue remarks Shough not claimed; both dowu u “burster.” Babb we hive inade regarding th lottery chorus may be | under. plied to this, quaint and prety ia the opera, 1. 1s Rounp 4.—Rabb short in a thrust, when t vey got cuildish om ihe piano. togetuer, and haif-ari work pioceeded vige t “Legend of Biue Beard.” The first and best song | both pasting away with a wil, (11 they came to gree’ of the vid Mormon whose na me is given Wo the opera. | simultaneous! d ‘The change from the key «of A do thatof Cis very Roun 5.—Babb, somewhat revived from. veffecta preity, but the ‘Je suis ba rhe Bieue’ ought w be | of the opening bout, cieverly avowed (ie Ma written an octave higher, es Aujao ai) of his opponent, tmproving hus position by & P compel a. still further submission by arming t followers . and tureatening war if they shall hounce & gainst them. Butthereisnodauger. * sure Way ,”’ says Geueral Beir, wiih truth, “vo ali stritesis to put the issue ow to the count r, That has been done, Now let the peopie de cule against ( hese usurpers, aud they will nut have a cor- [apt h Lgl} gustaln thea. General Grant will now G GIRL, r any light 9 $D_AV., B82. fir: tn Goose, wanier sn tr thoroughly tn‘ers ands ween fe Can be ott Bs aa EAST TABLE WOMAN 2TH ST, BETWEEN AVS. A AND B.—AGER- Fe peng Bing RN yest poe a aol TQS Batgirl ds child's curse and assist in doing heuss- siren ec ats tosses Wstgeel tbeee thd TAG Ce A ee 2c WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS COACTIMAN, AXD groom (# Bootchman), & situation; bas the best city Call-on or ad Lowdeu'’s harness to take care of # baby and aweeu! work. her busine . references. ress McK, store, 19 Hicecker at., near Broadway, ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER BY A married man, and to take the entire management of ys. as cook, private or public; good city reference. & genteel piace; understands his business; can give 13 years’ 423 East GS das caddie bees ce 199 TH AY, BETWEEN WD AND MTA STS.—-As? t 4 ty reverence. Address Jolin J “i Mir. yarns, 16 @ soldier, not even.a colored soldier, who 1. Sanita desks se Toe ee Competeiit nurse; can taxe,cutire charge of au wfact. | Sohn et, New Yorks wm 16 | Would resist that judgment, Nupoicon, backed | by | “Qu’un bon eourtisan #incdine,* ‘The least inter- | “podge” ou the Farmer's masiicaiors, whic i sonal <A | from tts birth and bring ft up by band; would’ go s shots diet) | te his mill tons of armed men, cannot withsiand tue | esting pumber im the opera. It canmences the acc- | them rattle again. Closed at ball-arm worl —:, and itt EAST 18TH ST.—AS COOK, BY A ReSPKCTA. | MBeo im the conviry for the summer; Dest ely reserencls. | WT ANTE) Hi A SINGLE MAN, A SITUATION AS | yoloe of France. Can thecurpet-baxuers survive rhe | ond act, getting to grass, Babb piuced u duck up =? on (lie 424 he : Coachman and gooun ; wou'! ‘assist tn the garden if “eat mon berger.” In the second act, where | Hibs. Protestant woman who thoroughly understands a ae el Sranches of eouxingy the Tuesiagemect of apeats and the D0] BEEN EE NEAR HOUSTON. A RESEZOT- rt ties; the country pre- J , eam ferret good retercuce given. Uan be seen for two dash.” iiss would nkefvratgeatraly wetts; no Objeaian to € WEST OTH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Pr a oy = 437 ZOE Ripectable. wassna to,c00k and to eesas ia QU WET, FH sty, BETW power to which alone they owe their otficial bfet ‘ue dictators af the caucus at Washingten, the Bo.abas of Naples, will become objec derition, when, with loss of power, huey cease to be feared. Their motives will become yet more comtemptibie. The trausier of the exegu ive power by the peuple to the bauds of Seymour will | Beard’s songs, aud « very aturactive que. ROUND 7.—babb got well lke Boulotte revognizes Prince Saphir, :Not worth pub- Rounp 6.—Babb winked unmistakablyjwit 1 his lett lishing. peeper, which was fast contracung; ae, b owever, “Douce, clon Vantique usage.” \tiue Beard’s ad- | sustained the battle on more even terms, and restored dross to the King. Ditto. @ ray of hope to his partisans, Diugdong york, (0 “La voua, dove, le tombeau.”? Ai) other of Blue | close, when they grassed together, moe te ee st, Whe Required; good reference, ‘Address J. 8., box sau Times of- ive. “TRAGIC AFFAIR IN CALIFONA. = Particulars of the Death ef Harry Love, the 7TH AND 8TH wee und seamstress ; the washing and ironing: bas good city reference. good referen ue. Texas Ranger. end.the struggie wt ouce, iv.ali its forme, to th y “Pierre, uo beau jour.” Boulottea A charmin, they again got to cluse quarters, an wg aw 488 6TH AV., THIRD FLOOR, ROOM NO. 9.—AN | © > WEST TH ST.-A LADY WISHES A BABY TO From. the San José Patriot, June 20. of aence more unite! aud free people. Nor ha ve 1 | sony, one of the best in the cave scene. rs came to grief. Bradley Urst time under int ue Fail "a : aing ana wong ing a amab rivate f ay 305 wet nuree or bring up on the bottle, at ber owa Ever ES the marriage of Harry Love, a), Texas | te least misgivings but that this will bedene. in “Mortes, gortez.”” The Qnale of the cave scene, Rounp 8.—Bradiey’s left cheek showed thi +t Mis op. oe eee orcas worn house. Has no children 0. her own. 1 yD Ranger with the widow Bennett sight or ten yours | the address I made here a year ago | ventured tho | and very poor music, nent nad been there. He got home on the ribs, gr D st (OLD NO) EAST STH st; GORNER AV. ff R80 oF Wore, there have been from time to Line tur- | Prediction that the pe.rple would repudiate tho fe dti- | | “val pas hten Join.” Blue Beard’s | proposal of | but the hardy Farmer took, litte notice, ¥ — turntiz #TH AY., BETWEEN €iSf AND 42D 8TS., TOP DI ) BAS - CORNE! 0 4 . meu Whose insan® love wer nad dr ven | marriage rincess, it would bc * useless to | @ fine body blow with more than compoun interest, BNO ee ee EN tee AND ee eri’ ance | O49 ‘op door, A renpecable Proiastant giritotakeonre # MoUs in the family—quarrels, separation, lawsuits, | them Mo" viciate Cons guaranties of Ubcrtys + bur | sticmpe to give an ides of this peeue Ik, Weconcer | clowd, aid inthe Tall Dott down mae by an terest. reunions and a separation again. in fact, there has been no harmony in the family, and their domestic afairs Lave v9 often been the subject of vertilation by courts and gossips. * * * Jt seems that of late there was a sori of reconciliation between the @ kind of half recunciitation, whereby they tine enabled to live together under the i; but there was no sympathy, no unity of no dispositio Hon to che country; | Of a baby; can get bes city reterence. Inquire for three days, democratic leaders we ve so disconraged that t hey made but lite eifort iu\the canvass iast year, | 0 Tesult was, nevercheless,, that (he radicals were: wally defeated. This loreed them to ty ing. Grant; but the elect lons since he conse “Fantaisie sur un theme allemand.” Teybach. Kounpd 10.—Babb in this round had a @ hade the to cooperaie with them | allow tuat the peop The theme is hot Yery Interesting, but itisb swuitiully | pull in the hitting, and his {ricuds looked M=— ore hope. pot to be diverted from thew pares of restori ag | accompanied with semiquaver quadrapk ‘ts. ‘Ite | ful, a fine shot on the nose of the Farma ° making tue constitution by the in @neace of bis name, or. - | composer's work.is very neatly and effecuy. ‘ly done. ion: They closed, pasting till thei ft bellows: terred from doing their d) aty to theinselves gud Lie UF “presiauer Galop,” arranged by Knight, A dasi- | would stand it no longer, aud tuey moasw red their postarity by brandisniog |. us eword beiore their eye 6 | Ing galop, which must prove irresisubie in the vail- | lengths in a tight embrace. ‘hey want that assurance of peace which afford. d | room, Rounp 11,—Another rattling round, Babb doing his by a governinent of law, ai Beep tha pe 8 OF des pOL® “Long Branch Galop.” Knight. Introc \uces a | best, but producing littie edect oo his ha rdy oppo- ism or of the reign of terre woof which Geant, f Worthiess concert acon song, aud is on the Whole | nent, who opened the stream in Babb’s mot th. Kote ing in the footsteps of ever) T@bber mula y COL medivere. down at the finish. bas become the minister, “God Bless the Friends We Love.” Blamphit, % One RouNDS 12 to 18 and last.—Bradley now asserted of % uackneyed order of somgs which way mu ®ician | his superiority, thrice getting hoine some pit — e-drivers might compose by the hundred whenever he « ® slic | which made his opponent “‘siand back.’ Bradivy with the wai ess Liche == Rn ERP 355 TEST ety s y y any D—BY A La hase WOMAN, Fy SIE UA. IIe) months old. Can ion ag piain cook, warher and froner. Cun be seen two days in 62d at, fret house east of 8d av., posth sice, 5OQ EAst uri sr. x ~ = oe. | DUS young woman as nurw; ¢ W&ASTED—A SITUATION, BY A GERMAN PERPEOT infant night and day wod bring it up on th couk, {ow first clase futnily; understands French and | eeamstrens; will go to the county ; can bs aeea for wo days; e other kind of cooking, and se first class pastry cook | 00d reference, and baker; city reference (rom first houses givea. Address Bb. W., box 10y Herald oiice. Laundresees, &c. —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS vate fa wally oF Gret class ouardiag or parior. It 1s aply good in the opera, Roonpd 9.—Bradley got home twice on @ ae mark, ‘viouaise, Stephen Kmery, A very br tHant and | Babb responding, but lacking the } op fe it Sparking piece of the same modefas the Faust | the Farmer, @ capital round, ishing in boih poionaise by Spohr, a ‘ ing.’ shing and ironiag; noob) rence. —A® WET NURSE; BABY FIVE beween for one R AY. A.A COMP! on the part of the woman at least, to forget the pi no yeurning for & happier couuningling of thought and affection. Harry Love feit (nat ue Was only tolerated there, and he imag- ined Lihat the great obstacle to the re-establishiwent a city ¢ ceviille . | of true marital relations in the family was in tue 470 YA YOUNG GIML AS LAUNDRESS; Is | Person of Christian kiversen, a German laborer privete ‘amily as general housework. 10 Wiidng to do housework. Cail Lor tw employed by the wife to work upon the place, _ — - He told Eiversen to leave; he ordered him oit R.—A KE- 4 the premisos; ne threatened his ie if be did “Indians of Afri: ‘a .Descen:.” mt seen for two days. seas mH 8D AY., NEAR iS? Sf., IN THE RE ‘Son 5 ORCHARD 8T.—A RESPECYABLE GERMAN é otal ning of # famtiy or ai bey he a. | Site down to the plano, forced the fighting, foliowing His man al | over ¢ 5 ? ~ K apeciable woman to do wesbing of & iy not go. ,Biversen refused to obey or to regard A Washington correspond, wt of we Cuicago A 5 105 ota St Stter present ane ™es St CHF erence. | (eaclemen ot her own Rowe} can we good eferenee. __} thege invents, te aid he was employed by | evince furnishes the followin, P—"Tie cuwret ques | lymonm pe qua publigh the followings |, , } fin Hill Hab got the hug on Lradiey, © ntenting _present place, EAST 8TH ST, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND | Me Wife, who paid hii, aud he had nothing to do | von appeared in anew and 1. Wexpected querter in & J my onay’ beautiful song, by Brink ‘sie vo i ‘ere | down together. He repeated this peat “aoe 149 (OLDXo. nD wren iia er. 4 RESPECT. 149 FA Si ieredutis womea iotnke in plain acd | With Harry Love. While she desired his service on | reveut deuaie of the Senate— &te aaine of purpose | fy cue much atte x ‘transcrip me i this ’ ‘ Babb nd are Bye Gaareberaaid and ln iaxe charge | ft . ue we ] the piace he would remain, He tried to - . Ciel Wo deprive bie c mpt wt transcription in this, but | buut, pasting poor heer ype) (a aS Sane yout ka ¢ Be | Uns washing; dwiing and curtains Wo we up equal to now; best p get Harry | on tue part of & democratic « Me hardly @ change from the original composer’ meniuig his vinage lo & great extel of ebildren; te wiliay aua ouitging; has tbo bea city rever- | ute! pur under bonds to Keep the peace, but we are tid | Airicaa of his just dues, It Md been ascertained | Bani en Commposesta :\wm y Witle gradually weakening and aa eam snes. ee | —— SASe Laun, | lulled in this, for the magistrate held that the tus. | ist Commissioner Bogy had si Picken trom wo vols, | “2M pone. Kettorer. A brilliant pi teni | bento, “til at We compledon OF the Mt heey” [55 WiSTRTH St, 1N THE REAR Roow No. 7 154. WEST JOT St oey A winer Chass LAUN: | band, although living on tue wife's property, had tie | ia the payment of tue aunus W to the Creeks acd | in ‘the composers best sty te Be ee seeing no earthly chance oi: turuing the ° tide 3 55 ¥ As Shnestans to do ehatnbarwork | Actes s Tight to prevent persons obnoxious to him sro | Cherokees, ‘the Indians of A @lcan desvenl’ wo “Um Dreaming, Millie,” song. Sconcia. Nothi ig | Wisely gave in, aller couvending Loity-twe + minutes, had been &xpressiy inciuded ana (provided for impar- tially by the terms Of the treaty. fa vottog the ine dia appropriation, therefore, 6 6 Provision Was ta serted in tue Senate that this clas #of indians slouid coming there. However this may be, or what w the ground for not putting Harry under boads, the parties contuuued to occupy the game reiatious 4 eis! ‘and mind chidrenr good reference; no oojection to the country. oi 208 Bast ae 203 WEST LTH ST. NEAR ITH AV—A8 UHAMBER- Le as ad worthy of special mention; neitier good nor bad. dits left eye was nearly closed. the right reddened “rare Thee Well.” Duuiel, A beaatiful song, > & | ad bis ribs “toid a tale.” Bradley's lelte check was minding one of Stephen Foster, It caunot fail to ¢ | #Wollen and both eyes alightiy punted, ' Ch DAND 8D AVS.—A firet clasé lenndress ad ng We t Bally ns Frenen gut so polishing au 1 Lex plaiting. positions, and yesterday Eiversen and Mrs. Love os ry maid and to do fine washiog ; understands Juting; or —— a Caine into San José together on bust ° T witlholden from | Welcome in concert or parlor. Was clearly overma‘ched from the comm ment fe lacindrene n'a small remy jeity preferred, city rerercuce, AT ATH ST, BETWEEN $9 AND 8D AVS—- | anu tuore Harry Love, brooding over his trouvies, | teebtend that the remamieeans Wi be applied to | j,iLet to-morrow Take Care of To-morrow." Wile actin bie Wide dae amatince dr ran ' 4, done fo. femnliien and gentle | saw them together. He eft the city making threats, | tne annuities in accordance with tie.treaty. It ap- | Ja". Au hnltation of “Annie Laurie.” po tla el rete magenta ame TORE, ‘Not for Joseph; or, the stuyvesant Galop.” Stein- tory; he did not recover trom te effects 4H the 6i\ ti, pdetty hagen. itis a pity that Messrs, Hall & Steinvagen Qout, when be began to show something like torn ever troubled their heada about such a coutemptivic , | Dut even then was ata Sten, and piece. somewhat disappointed his frienus, “Galeté de Cour Waltz. Sydney Smith. A de- Bradley, onthe otter hand, proved hit elf » very lightful waltz and one of this favorite composer's promising performer, and wii, doubtiet s, make a ju man, the natural hardihood of his ee onstituien. “Printing Press Galop.” Mise Wolbert. There is |. ng much in his favor, one excellent fn On in this, buat it wearies by too cay May constant repetition. On tie wivie the gulop ls pleas- jug aud spirited. CRICKET. HEATTAENDING AFFAIR AT CARTIAGE LANDING, Anslo-Irigs Mateh in Pekin. Cté‘n . (From the Shanghae Keeorder, Mays 2 Drowning of Two Young Cuban Ladies, Correspondent im vekim has iav red ls with the Povaenkrerstm, July 25,.1868, +n apitatie of @ cricket Mutou Yld Yed in tig A heartrending affair occurred near Carthage ‘een maot ericket betw 4 ol een t 1 Landing, twelve miles south of this city, between pad vas prayed on the Lenipie of eared erat five and six o'clock Saturday evening. A Spanish | inthe Glivese City, on Saturday. The day Was pre lady, named Bella Barquera, and two young ladies, | Pitiows | 0d the attendance good, Among those resent Sere H. Ei. Sir Kutnertord, Lady cl residents of Cuba, all boarding for the summer at 19g Ai CK. AS Will be seen from the sone Mrs. Bullis’, Cartnage Landing, resolved to go in | score, ti. © Lngilshmen won, a: the racing phrase He declared that he would go home aad guard iis remises and if Kiversen entered tuere he sucuid do it over his dead body. Harry Love, on arriving at home, lay down by a rail fence leading froim the road to his house, Armed with a doubie-barreiied shot gun and a six-shooting revolving pistol aud pro- vided with a bag of crackers and ucofee pot and coffee, he prepared for a protracted defence of the mam entrance. A daughter of Mrs. Jove by her first busband, observing this state of taings and understanding its ineaning, kept watch for the return of ner mother aad biverseu, and when they came ja sight ran out into the road and gave theui notice of the disposi- tion made for the defence. They had come wituin fifty yards of the gate where tarry Love lay wien the girl made tals communication. Eiversen imime- diately apraug from the wagon, and, looking towards the gate, Harry Love behind the fence, with tie barrel of the slotguu protruding through it and pointing at him. He immediately drew his re- volver, aud both parties fired simultaneously. Eiversen was shot in the face and arm wih suuie smail bird shot, inflicting no serious injury. His pis- Q1S WEST MO SR ck RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as chambermaid and waitress; good city reier- a pears tat many of these ‘india @4 of Alrican de- — scent were carried away as siay & by the Crecks and Cherokees on their removal, During the late war Wie biacks were all upon the 8 @ef vie Union, ‘They are suid to be more intelligent , Bar the Indians proper, furnishing generally the prea Gilers and tute: preters for the tribes, A conference» © |\«\\tee ft Loses las been appointed to ug, *e Wyon @ pro- Vision Which sail meet the ease.’ ecaaatte 3, BETWEEN <® AND &t) AVS. WEEN PRINCE AND fourth fioor.—A first clase laun tore Scotch girl, newly landed, | fur families at her own by 5 oe, ‘Lerms 923 ELIZABETH ST., Bi to do up Houston, in the store. stairs work and to as: ng; has no objection to do p {ng for a smail-private farnily ; 303 BAST QTH 81, COTTAGE.—A THOROUGA chambermaid and nurse, with sina in the ott G7 till work for s indy who bosses RE N in the city or country ; will wor a wi ; . a IN AS set ae y ny el lady A. RESHECTANLE oIkE Wastes, 4. UIvATION with the Washisig and” trop! ben cupiiosenetn on =) WEST 19TH ST. a f . mc sm aa 458 WEST Peapectarie womarine Iau viress and chom- bermald ; understands Uuuing yeily reterouce, « <n ne laundresa; good cily seference. Addres 6M. L., box 111 328 BAST JH STA RESPECTABLE oTut, As See tae, aor ee eer ees Wattrenses, &c. ATH BT. BETW: ba OTH AY, NEAR loTH ST.—A_ R) YEECTABLE fenracatie geang woman as cbumtermart ant | GO young hhcian gio waiting, td wo 6 gst i "s tamily, Sane s Sie ‘or would take care of chil. | plain sewing to a privace family. aii'\. eee bat Gn oe ee Let Oe oe EAST 9D 8T.—A YOUNG WOMA & OF RE 5 15 te ability 0a rakrese and chambertha by) city East —AS FIRST . | Tererence, no objection to tue country or wate ting place; 4 maid Pe Rate pet el tr Soesianan, would take care of chi. Can be nae for ww) days. Political Notes. The Georgetown (D. C,) Courwr prop oe to maise a testimonial by $1 dollar subscriplous em among Irish a lop ied citizens to preseat to tie, Wy A. Wise for the yrouinent stand he onve wok t > stay the progress of Know Nothingism. ‘The stacement that Mr. Randolph, the d eé@ucratic candidate for Governor of New Jersey, wa © @ wem- ver of the Know Nothing order is positivel, ‘ deuied. The story was @ weak invention of bis enem, 4. The New Orleans Republican (radical) sa, @ Sey- Wages; good reference. Can | 6] {) EAST 4STIl 8T., BETWEEN 2D AND WD AVS. a + goed reference. Can | 2] () | KScart young’ gittas walttose ona che bermaid, oF willing to do general business ia a arnall priva 2 fanily? ” ‘Ol . tol shot did not Nit Love. Although Love w: r0~ A canter.” The i} n 347 RAST NTH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. Ineely arrived from the Od Goantey. Galifor fwo d 478 tested by the fence, iverson inneasors & RS: | sous ant Wilte nae very popular among the dadwos | bathing. For that purpose they repaired to a weli GFas” @ following Ws a report ot fie, washing: understands futingy will go to te country; IMsceliancour. a Eg amore (ucharge from Love's | of the Orescent City, who don’t nein tohay @ tue | Known rock, jist north of the station, on the bauk x @su0 eetbem Am carer “ bl i out of arges ia Fe. a t " . ~ on. — NUINTELLIGENT YOUNG WOMAN, WHO £TFASS | vo iver, nove of which struck him except one pisti fear of ben butler before their eyes nowadays. ! Madh phed Ph pa bs Ae eee eae | siti, ‘eb ites fans Ouenbeta s 424 BAST ISTH OTA RESPECTABLE OLA AS | Sty Likets dalle stint ye sco mal neageae bets ra! | Gi, ecelved In the right arin, whiten disabied Wat | A prominent democratic politician of Ma rien | Phine Kafnel and tvaiiaa Rafael, were accompanied | itil’ Frage (=. Conviy,b. Boole. ‘be aeen for two days. ial ed feces be mmapctesat Soot ane coginmeys by Love's Tani tien eee county, Ind., upon hearing the resuit of the 1 VW | (ii taeathing Crapot the Spanie tear and ‘Adit 0 or. Fora: ne Soot, a ~ cA WocEd 2 sen reached the fence, and, bending over, fired | York Convention, holsted @ banner inscribed ‘stor | Josephine went out to the roo, | franklin, b. vo. Pannen, ¢. Boot...) " BOT Tees eee, SITY eit areat a poce | A. sition eo cocmpdnton toe mays bo Obiocinc tase: cous: | again; the bail airiking Love is the. right arin, above | President, Horatie 0. Moore.” both fifteen feet from he stiore. Josepiine so Wien tte Porter. b ‘Halt. 3 Gesu rotcrehes, * HMlNS fo sas with Whe washings | Fer groes eachaaged Net’ MGs Brockiyn Pow « dice. | re soot’ into 'm wild howl, calling. foe help, | . THe South must be « very runny country jast about | SPerian indy eadbavoring to wave her. At ths func. Warren: bri oi. . CS SS cs | and ran as fast a3 he could towara the house. ‘no | tis ime, There are so many ways tucre—ot the | ture a young man Samuel Joyce, the 5 6 WEST MTH ST.-AS CHAMBERMAID AND HELP WANTED—FEMALEA, German sprang over the fence and gave pursult, | gcally order, periis is condition of the two, rusi to save (them. ey i) , Waitress in amail private family; is aon a were ine =. Rinaievntp and onthe way picked up Love's pistul, which be . le selzed the Spanish lady first and was conveying Total 8 bd Bloper's: ‘eferenes given. Cen ve geen at Der presente: | "A MEAT. TIDY Gli SPEAMING GERMAN A'D | had dropped on the way, end fired oue uudischarged | | The neste members of the Georgia Legialaturey ¥ per to the shore, when J Rafael, thinking sic | "Nee ting in & dentist's office, 10 | barrel at the recreating Love. Both parties, each | When @ Vote is taken, look at the man aiead of them. | ould ald her sister, w: out to her, and in en- * on lish fluently, to do wi ay 567 3%; BETWEEN seri AND «TH st8., ToP b -.—| - EON e _. | having a disabled arm, ©: r back room.-A respectab! aes It ho rises the ; “y do ke. | deavoring to save her both herself and aster were | SeOUCTION AND M.IADSR IN ji ck Love # heavy blow ou the back y Fide Glso; If he voles aye they do like AMILTON, Cawapa.— ogethér at the house, je young woman to | . “MAKER FOR APAIV when Fiversen drowned. While they were struggling in the water | The Toronto Gide of the 25 } ‘aid walting of geocral housework io a stuall Go reaties ee fee ee ery of tie head with the empty pistol, which felled ulin | W#%s aad vice versa, their brother-in-law, @ Spaniard. who cannot | very jamentable cocuttrence so place m lana, a family. “Best clty reference, nities west of Albans for the summer, in. pleasant aca ation; | t0 the ground and left a deep cut. They grappled | An assoclation of the quasi military order, called } «peck Kaglish and who capnot swim, stwod | on ihe eveuing of the Wd. It Fs tbat a person, good wages given. Apply at 24 Lamurtine piace, Wet th | and tugged on the ground, but were soon separated | the “Seymour Rangers,” has been organized in | WOH te shore almost crazy with excitement, | of the nae ot 5! con Dreammakers and Scamstresses. hy Dewees Cuban OAS OMI as | by parues who caine up. So ended this horribic, | Rochester, N.Y. Wil, yp In about twenty minutes or half un hour after the | woman bomen WEST ISTH ST. NEAR 5TH AV.—A COMPETENT REE YOUNG LADIES WANTED-IN a Fancy | Drutaland hellish scene. Eiverssu’s arm was para- : +N. Yo Wiliam 8. Thompson, presideat, sad atiair Occurred the bodies were recovered and | having done #0, and had deciared that she might Mya ag tad ; esrougely. ndernancs hore, ot 287 6th av. W. D. HOLMES @ te lyzed by the bail which entered it, but the bone was United States Marsha! Henry, of Vermout, is avout’ | couveyed to Mra. Bullis’ boarding house, followed by | now sbift for herself, for he was not marry. ee city ‘and children's 5 also hair- J — not broken; ths bird shot in the fae he seemed to | to take the stump for Grant. He is of the old Revolu- ) & \arH® Concourse Of the villagers. The young ladies | ing kiud. These things to the ears of hae pn 1B nn A nh inene<n~ TANTED—FIFTY GIRLS FOR, CAP FINISHING think little of. Love received two serious wounds— tionary “stock” —double ducked, ver ne eae ae and twenty-five years of brosuer, who isa sailor, drove hiA frantio 49 MOTT STA DRESS AND SHIRT MARKER AS Fase, Boas nana ne ARIS olay et, add a promen sem ange tase ton the biavk of the om ‘A fadiial per a6 the i vwtenge i 1 ear they have snmimered ut with fadignation. Armed with @ revoiver, wes seamstress in 8 private family; good reference. 5 9 Up atatree btn oie i on te a4 Heaciats, of Ook ein pe “ Paper says that “when livratio aud his 0 ( ane oo pare aoe, fa one in aa ot Lye ny enn Selerstood to WEST 19TH ST., NEAR ITH AV. THOROU Git ANTED_CHAMPERMAID AND WAITRESS, To as. ) understand that. they wok It off at tne ne cket of the | uumate Bale stand by the grave of “ew | Cele ot tue sed fate Of ier daughters will break uet | Matus to Buaudon, Nee. dere, The two way wishes Hooke eat by, the day oF take sist 1g washing, {0 private famly. Apply after Bo'eioek. | qhoulder—taking it out and off altoge:her, and that | TAY Im November, tr 18 comtidentiy predicted that | qearys the uter of the agent at Low | about o’clock on the might wentioned. 4 fret Feference. Address. 228 Went Sd wt, they auminisiered in the operation a iarge amount | he willexclaim, in mournfal accents, ‘Auas, New | Foia( came to thts ei Oh Haturday evening and sent | corner of ene of and after @ short si 8 EAST 87TH 8T.—A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAK TANTYD=A GIRL FOR GON HOUSEWORK ; of aerory to the suuerer, Love die@ as the | yorick | | peorscrlgee et 4 ory York to the friends of the uniortu- | cation, Sia‘er drew week ean dovail Kinde of faamy:“sowiits aoe aneetee W. Fe eee a ind nt Repadle's | puch taikand varying oplaions avout the case a | TR6.DEW Senator from Alabain®, tor the long term, | "SScomens Vandewnter. held an inquest, the jury Fe: | Phorm tee iow the leg an Sane gg tte wishes i ‘a , 4 jot too} x } on Wheeler & Wilson's machine. = hea the trés "ue Jjeneral George &, Speucer, commanded the First ' turning a wordt OF weckIental drowulug, — ) Seumn which doa‘ Onsued in w few NoUry itera eee »