The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1868, Page 3

JATIONS WANTED—FEMAEES. Cooks, &c. eh ‘women; coo! fine oiber ‘aa chambersoald ‘and "wekseas; Deol city peference. 7 WEST 4TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO soni week and iron, Can be seen at her present em- if 24 | STATE ST., BROOYLYN.—A RESPECTABLE oung wie as PI lain cook and first class washer and private rate fasnily; best city references. Can be seen 35 WEST 92D ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK; would have no objection to a first class boarding house ; o washing ; best city reference. 3G West [STH sr., BETWEEN STH AND 6TH AVS good iain cook; is willing to do some washing an and bony ye Demall private family; two years’ referen Call for two days, 4.4, EAST, sD S748 GOOD PLAIN COOK; 18, & good baker of bread and biscuit, excellent washer nd irosers neat and obliging ; good reference, 8: EAST ISTH ST., NEAR 8D AY.—A RESPECTABLE woman ie in bap ® pravese Sasng family; has no objection ‘to assist in w roming; best city reference from ge 85 Sh 6TH AV., SECOND FLOOR, REAR.—A RESPECT. girl's good cook, washer and ironer; good city OQ EAST, WIH st—AN EXCELLENT COOK IN A Private famfly or boarding house, tn elt oF country, for would do" general Mousework in's sutail 10Q EAST TH STA COMPETENT WOMAN | AS understands all, kinds of meats, pound axe. and aaa desserts, for private families or frat sass cook in & private fami! itands all of cooking; best city reference from arr employer, f Bi ‘y loyer. Ho WEST WTH ST., IN THE RI gegen FIRST de PC YOUNG WIDOW OF ‘OF REVERMRN?, WHO I8 ALL alone in this city, wishes ‘as’ housekeeper or ty or for one not mnie! Sie management of servants sad ie Rint aed obliging; clty Address { sonst Day, Weald do not answer, Nurses, &c. WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN STH AND STH AVS.— Gare of an infant, or Wont take cor of ersise 1eay, ‘canis fhreeand a half ‘years’ feference from last place,’ Call for 43 17H AV.; NEAR 18TH 8T.. An Ae AMERICAN WO- Reerann Se Biares to tha sick: 5 ts not ated of contagious understands the care of an infant from its birth; Dost elty references “Gan be week at her present ainployer'e 77 ATH, AV-a YOUNG WOMAN) SOUND AND healthy, wio has lost her own child, @ child to wet nurse at her own house oF go into @ family for the same pur: pose. Call for two days. 102 BAST 13TH ST.—A YOUNG, WELSH WOMAN AS infant's nurse; can take full charge night and da; Good seamtrens; will go to the country “ if required Beat city reference from her last place. for two da; 102 EAST STH STA YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN (@ Protestant) as wet nurse; baby six months old; deat reference; city or country. 125 BLEECKER ST., THE CHILDREN’S HOME.—A healthy, smart ‘woman, full supply of milk, as wet nurse and seamsire! 3] WEST UTE st. BETWEEN 6r AND 7TH AVE A young womatt as nurae; is fully competent to take entire charge of travel with’s Indy? best ial ieend birth; no objection to 4120 WEST 20TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 71H ava.—As first class cook in @ private family; thor- peed understands her business; can give good city refer- Call for two days, 145 5 25TH 8T., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS,— er 5 Are ght pate fs. good plain cook, washer and families nee ; erence, Can be wey unl suited, snide ab? 183 EAST 2D STA GOOD GERMAN GIRL AS 00k or to do general housework. 155 BAY 8T., JERSEY CITY.-A RESPECTABLE woman wishes @ baby to wet nurse at her own WEST 26TH ST.-A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL aes ‘nurse or chambermald , no objection to ntry. QT EAST STH ST, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A, RE- apectable young woman (iris), "Iately landed, to fice care of children ina respectabl le family and do plain sewing and make herself generally useful. ‘2d av.—A middie aged woman as cook in a private {good city reference. Call for two days. 203 im ee 27TH ST., NEAR 7TH AV.—AN EXCEL- pe aad good baker; will assist with washing; iy preferred; best cliy reference. 210 %s WES? 2TH ST-—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS 198 98 OLD NO. (NEW NO. 223) EAST 21ST ST., NEAR understands her Business; is a good laundress an Srocilont aker} understands fiuting; the best city Feference can be given. 5 13 ¥ WEST 16TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— A respectable young girl as cook, washer and tron- @r, oF to do general housework; good city reference, 21! WEST, 2TH ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND §TH ws.—A respectable Welsh woman as first clase jection to Srat class an excellent baker; no Seis house ; best city reference. EAST 85TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- Bian as frat class cook; understands baking, pastry and all kinds of meat; would be willing to assi ‘washing; seven years’ reference from her last Pi noe. D4. BAST AST ST.—A COMPETENT PERSON | AB nurse; $8 capable of taking charge of an infant ives ge est city reference; has Hived red eight years in 234 EAST 2TH ST., BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS.— A respectable young girl as nurse and to do plain ene or would do light chamberwork ; best city reference ean be given from her last place. Call for two days. 236 EA EAST 29TH 8T., BECOND FLOOR, BACK.—A ble marriéd woman o ieee to'wet nurse at her own reatience. 326 refer 48D ST., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH AVS., third floor, back room.—A young married woman with afresh breast of milk, to wet burse a baby. Can be een between 8 and 5, 2 EAST 9TH ST.—AN AMERICAN GIRL TO TAKE care of children in @ private family; no objection to the country. Call for two days. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WO- man, as wet nurse, with a fresh breast of milk; child one month old. Addreas M. 8., box 192 Herald oflice. 228 WEST 16TH ST., REAR—A RESPECTABLE woman to cook aud take care of the house if de- sired ; prefers a good place to wages. Good reference. Q28 WEST 1TH st. REAR—A COMPETENT woman as cook; thoroughly understands her busi- ess; willing to assist with the washing and ironing; best olty referen D5] sP,AV; BETWEEN 21ST AND 2D STS.—A RE. spectable girl as cook, washer and ironer ina small Private family; best city reference. 33G WEST MIN St, BETWEEN STH AND STH AVS.— 0 A Protestant woman to cook, wash and iron in a small private family ; city reference. 8D AV.—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL AS cook, Washer aud ironér or chambermaid in a re- spectable family ; best reverence. QQ WEST SD sT—A | RESPECTABLE WIDOW woman and her daughter; one as cook, washer and froner and the other as nurse or’ chambermald and a good operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine; good city Feference. Call ail the week 44] WEST BD sta youNG GIRL TO COOK, Jrash and iron jo objection to the country; the best reference from jast place. 91: BROADWAY —Aa GOOD COOK; NO OBIEO- lon e country; eight years’ cit; re! her last place. '¥ 5 eight yt y reference from ITUATION WANTED-AS COOK, BY A GERMAN girl in a private family or first class boarding house; is roughly acquainted with the French, Enguish and German cooking, also the baking of fine cake and pastry; can serve up large dinners auy style required. “Address H. FON box 164 Chambermaids, &c. 5 WEST UTW st. NEAR STH AV.—A YOUNG GIRL to do chamberwork and waiting, city or country. JRESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN WISHES asituation as, wet nurse; baby ® month old, Call for two days in bith at, between 2d and 3d ave., over the carpen- ter shop. TANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSERY GOVERN- cas in w private famliyy by an eduented youny Virginia lady. Hest elty and country teferences given. Apply 10 W. Green, 148 Nassau st Waltresses, &c. 1 WEST 46TH ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS WAIT- ress and chambermaid in a small family; good city reference. Cuan be scen at her last employer's. Laundresses, &c. D1] WEST 2TH St.[A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. man as first class laundress; is now disengaged on ‘Account of the family going to Europe. 149 BAST STH st. BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND ‘Bd ava,— A reapectable woman to take in plain and fine washing; fluting and curtains done up equal to new; best reference, 38U EAST 32D ST.-GENTLEMEN’S OR FAMILIES’ washing done in first class style. » THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— 4.233 Bast writ A lady wishes to do washing in her own house, or would go out by the day. Best city reference, Miscellaneous. 2.4. WATER STREET, BROOKLYN, SECOND FLOOR, front room.—A_ respectable young girl to goto Call? fornia with a lady as nurse and seamstress. Best city refer- ‘ence from her last employer. YOUNG, HIGHLY EDUCATED LADY, JUST ARRIVED from Europe, ‘as companion, for ai, fovaltd; speaks fluently Frenchy werman and English; a good and ent home preferred to high salary, Address A. Herald ee. 103 WES? 20TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV., TOP Mart see | front room.—A respectable girl as chambermatd an {0 do plain sewing or to assist in fine washing and ironing; feference from last place. L1G TH AYA, COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN AS nurse and chambermald; 18m gond plain sower und an excellent fine washer and ironer; best city reference. Cail for two days. A COMPETENT FRENCH LADY'S MAID, UNDER- stands hairdressing and dressmaking tn all its branches, also a good miliner, wishes a ation, Address A. T., box 128 Herald office. "= Waa SITUATION AS TRAVELLING COM- OD OF assistant tom lady gotny abroad, Ly & YOUNg American lady ; will give satistactory testimonials, Address box 727 Post ollice, EAST 22D 8T.—TO DO GHAMBERWORK AND waiting or to take care of ton to or juntry. Can be eeen at her pre m) employer's. girl as chambermaid arfll waitress ina private tam- Will assist with the washing and ironing; no objections © go into the country. Best city reference. 203 SE, 8T., NEAR 4TH AV.—AS CHAM- Sees ot will assist in washing or waiting or house- ‘Work of a sinail family ; best city reference. WEST 88D ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVS.— 25, ot oun. gir) Qs chambermaid and waitress, or in the care of children; is a good sewer and is it to make herself generally useful ; good references; no yn to go # short distance in the country. 149 (NEW NO.) WEST 17T}t_8T.—A RESPECTABLE 25 WEST liTH ST., HER PRESENT EMPLOYER'S. A useful and willing girl as chambermaid and. wait- 310 WEST 85TH ST.—A NEAT, CAPABLE GIRL AS chambermaid and to assist’ with the washing and or would do general housework for a smail family. Sovir ‘at ber present employer's. WEST 88D ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, [or Swe days ot ber present employer's. Beat chy reference. “= %D 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER- or waitress; bas no objection to assist in fis fae washing and ironing; bas good elty reference. Call two days. 6 WEST 16TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG i ace wining a otan, wooo an: ‘ 3 good city reference from place. ry ant SiTH ST. Mh pose oy a ome serereaee a Be ~ 531 ‘WEST he erg ha = sig gp oR irl, oh ve repecta young gi cap give girl as chambermaid and waitress or 716 eTH ve Mag pd 58D ST.. OVER THE BAK- fond lake caro of fh children ; uthdren ; good reference, Dressmakers and Se and Seamstresecs. 8 BOWERY.—A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY who can sew and attend an infant. ‘WEEN LEXINGTON AND inte dressmaking nod fainly sewing generally sk home. Ber own home, Inquire fo for Mrs. Smith, f ner 157 NEST rH st 3 “TH 8T., NEAR 7TH AV.—A ra enema would go out to work by the day. M required. Can be seen for two 18 WEST 17TH ST., NEAR 8TH AV., REAR, ROOM ‘No. 4.—A_ good "seamstress to of” out by the day or via Sressmnaking and aff kinds of family sews ; Has 2, Wheeler & Wilkos sewing macbine; would go to country. Sree WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GERMAN do sewing and up stairs work. Audrese 8. 8., General Honsework, &c. 6TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO GENE- Tal housework; 1s ® good cook, washer and froner; ‘Would go a short distance In the country; good riferences. 4 @TH ST. BETWEEN 8D AND Lu XINGTON ava. —A neat anc tidy girl to do general aousework ‘@mall American fam y; one year's reference from her 181 & JARICK eT. 1N STORE —A YOUNG GIRL TO do general hoils: ork; city reference. 23 | EAST 46TH </. NEAR 8D AV.—A RESPECTA- ble girl, intel” nce to do up etaire work and good refer se. 24 WEST 2D s° A GIRL To DO GENERAL K ine small private family; is a good Pisin cook aud excellent washer and trv ster; best city refer: 29 A. RESP! CTABLE “YOUNG GIRL TO )5, av geteiaiaounewore in small family; bas good 305 EAST 31ST ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— 0) A respectable youny girlto do general housework | private family; no objection to children; best elty 34] WEST 2TH ST SECOND, FLOOR, IN| THE back.—A respectable young Protestant girl to do General housework in'A small fatnly | or would take care of Shildreo and make herself generally useful. 363 ‘ST AY. BETWEEN MST AND 2D STS.—A RE- nee witl to do general housework; best city “. Housekeepers, &c. ks bia eres Soe RR RIOAR WOMAN TO pO on 5 usekeeper ; cil Hite girl tweive years old, 4 196 reer 96% MOTT. ST., ROOK NO. Le il Se ‘a German mas lady, aa housekee rat nnn — AMERICAN LADY, MIDDGE AGED, DESIRES A position aa houseken eeper in a private fantiy refer. Buses given.” Address week by L., box if] Herald Wastep-« SITUATION AS TRAVELLING COM- panion or companion to an elderly lady, by an ron 2 FONE lady of ‘good standing, Address TW. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG LADY AS salenlady in a millinery ora fancy goods store, or in any business that requires a trustworthy person. Address M. 8., eure of D. H. Gray, 189 Maiden lane. HELP WANTED. FEMALES. LAUNDRESS—ONK WHO PERFECTLY | UNDER. Fs stands her poeta pest ml | A prone reeaan er atk e country. wi reference Nore t place at Hast luth a, berwoen"l and 2 o'clock. A ou COOK, so short datance tn the oo boning + ion ER see rca = County GooD a ae WANTED—FOR LADIES’ ‘under garmet ores cutter and trimmer dreas- maker,” 609 Ble Blescker st. A furnished back Parior to let, at 19 Amity street. PGi WEE NURSES WANTED TMMEDIATELY.—AP- ply at No, 66th near Bowery. for two days. LOUIS & MKS. HANSEN, Nurse Agents, OGD SHIRT MAKERS WANTED—ON WHEELER, & son's mac! make white at fr sty corner of Creeme. =i ee WANTED.—A FEW FIRST CLASS MIL- Jers wanted. Apply to Fagin & Co. Passaic Flour Mills, Newark, N. J ‘yg? NURSE WANTED—WITH A GOOD a Li milk; one that is about four months old; good city ref- na" Call at 814 West Bist st., between 8th and avs. agtED TWO OR THREE EXPERIENCED TIE 513 Broadway. Call after $ A. Mo WANTSD-A WELL EDUCATED | yOU" NG LADY, ‘with good address, as cashier tp a first class bote! dining oom. Adiress, with references, Hotel, station H, for two bs ke WET ‘NURSE. — “APPLY AT 127 HENRY 7 ANTED—A FIRST CLASS HEAD LAUNDRESS FOR ‘® hotel ; a worker with good reference joward st., from 12 to 1 P. M. WANTED 8 SCOTCH GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED Wo- ‘man to do housework ina private family. Apply at No. | 8 Beach et. TANTED—A WOMAN AS PLAIN COO ‘and {roner; will be required to assist with the genera, housework; also & young gir childfoa aad make herself useful ; must come we Apply to Dr. Furman, 67 Weat 9th é ‘ANTED—COOK AND WAITER, FOR SERVICE ‘a yacht; colored persons preferred. Appiy between 1 and $ o'clock P, M, at 18 Chamber yy ANTED—A* SERVANT TO DO Gi ‘work, kitchen work exce; Call for two days at 221 West 1: WANTED A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HovsE- work four hours a Bose Apply at Mra. Parrain’s, dress aud cloak m ANTED—TWO / GIRLS, ONE FOR es Rend ‘one W take care of two children. In- SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN AS groom or out door servant; good reference. Address M. ee Wiraiingts POSITION AS SUPERINTENDENT OF A ining company, by an experienced mining eaginesr satisfactory. ddress D. F. G., box 6,3 New CLERKS AND SALESMEN. MAN CAPABLE OF TAKING CHARGE OF THE specle department ine banking ‘house in Wall acquainted with the specie bi Mold room preferred. Address, airing Peal hame, box 8.163 Post ‘A SMART CLERK WANTED-TO GO 70, CHICAGO, of, wholesale pusiness, for ike Weslarn Sistess tnst be ‘able to deposit Bs cry yaecurlty fo for for falta peer aerane, du fasion paid toa No. t clerk, ‘Address ia handwriting g of ‘Sppltcant, Vox 4,540 Post o New York. RUG CLERK WANTED.—A COMPETENT YOUNG man at Atwood’s, #45 Broadway, (PTROOR, SALESMAN WANTED.—ONE WHO CAN brs Loree pedi ihe OE 08 fancy goods rea of, virons. stating form Hon, G., Herald ofice, sae satus ad gQnzazoy WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN FROM = South, asdrummer and salesman in some first class house doinig a Southern trade, Adaress Southerner, Herald (PHE ADVERTISER WISHES TO OCCUPY HIS LEISURE hours, from 5 P. M., by posting and balancing books; 1s @ competent bookkeeper and cin give aatiefactory references. Address T. 8., box 3,942 Post o 10 DRY GOODS CLERKS,—WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, “a goad salesman. “Apply” to Jones & Co., 625 8th av. ‘ANTED—BY A DRY GOODS JOBBING HOUSE, AN experienced entry cler. Address, In handwritidg of applicant, box 1,808 Poi ANTED-A Gaara IN A RETAIL BOOT, AND oe af On yetant Can Bj ween Carroll and Plsrt place, Court st. a, Brookiyn. scsi ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS RETAIL DRY GOODS salesman of good appearance and address, well re- commended, to fill a res yesituation, “Address, stating experience and expectations, A. C., box 111 Herald ollce. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS ARSISTANT BOOK. Keeper; must be & good penman and correct in figu first class reference required. “Apply, at brick and lime a yard foot of ddith st, and East river, from A. M, to 8 P. M. ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK IN A FRENCH IM- porting house; good handwriting and aooaracy at Og. fig- wee sulapenaabies Address Entry Clerk, box 1,1! NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1868. OOD BRICKLAYERS CAN FIND STEADY EM! tr pment corner of Madison ay, and 44:h at. Wages @h tor ——— ‘EWBLLER AND ENGRAVER.—A FIRS’ jOB- . Jeweller wanted; one comapetent is ici a a fret engra\ & Con Nor O Maiden tance, ner APDIY 0 Baldwin, oe ITHOGRAPHY.—' U ag WASTED, | EF A YOUNG MAN, Hon - areas 3-'¥. Ne 166 West iuth vt, between ih and'Ticera, A oe ‘ACHINISTS.—WANTED, A gaep MACHIN} AND M diemaker ark for # first class hand. Sn N. RICKCOX & CO., 280 Pearl Net. HHOTOGRAPHY—A FIRST RATE BXGLINR OM | AND water color paintes wishes an engagement in a firat oe gallery; pone but the first class need apply. Address W, H. Lomas, 291 Navy st., Brooklyn. ° MER soNANTEDIGAS FITTER WANTED — ‘ages ir day. wi references, to a don, Gere & Co. 4 Beekman sl." “ ia PLUMBERS WANTED-NONE BUT FIRST C1.Asa A, tT tkmeD need apply to Philbin & Quin, No, 7 West LB". BOARD THE aor siar LF oferace, Tey a cay sma nia Nigetecuth weet OST-AN AGATE, SLEEVE BUTTON, FOR WHICH the value pee. duress box 158 Heral otlee. Oe. SS O8T-ON WEDNESDAY, SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 24 Fulton ferry and the Stevens ear eat Hor a buckskin Wallet sat Attogether about 800. The ands tifa 8 proper and send AYED TO THE PREMISES OF MRS. PINNEY, lorses. The owner can have large La) roperty and paying expenses. Apply to Side th Broadway, New York. INTO, THIRD AVENUE RAILKOAD STA: hore. The owner can bave him by proving prop- erty and "paying expenses, fizabeth, B. J. exo SALERATUS PACKERS WANTED.—NONE BUT EX- perlenced hands need apply at 186 Ceda: T% CONFECTIONERS.—WANTED, A MAN WHO understanda sugar coating pills. Apply to E. Ferrett, 870 ear! st., second floor. WO SKILFUL GERMAN FRESCO PAINTERS WISH employment, Call aj 428 Pearl gt. WA 3TED5A GOOD HAND SILVER PLATER. AP- ply to David Murray, 627 6th av. —825 FOR THE THIEF AND 825 FOR Stolen from the premises of Abraham G: ith, July 20a dark sorrel Mare, about. 15. hands , very little white on her fore igh, a small star in the forehe: foot and a scar on her left hind 1g. REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY. LAST, GOING eo cn Sieh avenue, a Memorandum Book and s rail of ping Rece! it i. ° ening, S21 Sixth avenue, Lbichab pablo ag ‘ANTED—FIFTEEN OR TWENTY BRICKLAYERS, it 64th st., between Ist and 2d ave. to work ten hours, immediately, a SEE Se WA XTED—1WO GOLDBEATERS; GOOD WORKMEN ‘and steady men; those who have worked for me be- fore preferred. Apply to H, Wilson, 884 Canal st. 'ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO SET SPEC- tacle glasses, Apply to J, E, Spencer & Co., 16 Maiden 1c. &e a WANTED—A THOROUGH MACHINIST: ONE WHO understands sewing machines and can work from draw- Aga: to a frst clasa party a good poaition will be. offered no jer need address C., care of Coles Manufacturing Company, 194 Fulton at. Ay AuseD Ae BA war TRIMMERS AND A PLUSH _FRENCH _ADVERTISEMENTS, OFZ DEMANDE UNE FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRAN- caise, qui salt colffer tres-bien et faire des robes; c'est indispensable d’avoir de bonnes recommandations. S'adresser pour deux: jours au ‘29 (ouest) 1dme rue, de 10 heures a midi. = COACHMEN AND_GARDENERS, RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA- tion as coachman; understands the care of horses thoroughly. Address Daniel Ryan, box 124 Herald ofilce. A YOUNG MAN WISHES A HITvATION AS COACH- man; thoroughly understands his business ; no objectio; op to the country; has good reference from his last place. At dress M. J.y box 120 Herald office, *COACHMAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND UN- doubted character wants a situation; single; reference cy splendid Can be seen at or address Coachman, 57 NE FRANCAISE DES{RE SE PLACER POUR condre et solgner unenfant. S'adresser au 143 6me a REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, COMING from New Rochelle, by 2:24 P. M.traih, or in the 35 of Thirty-second street, a Wallet, containing about $136, Apply at the Village Houle, corner of Bank and Hud- ‘ REWARD.—HORSE, ness stolen from the 30 ‘at Greenwich, Conn., the night of the ‘The Horse is 15 hands hi CARRIAGE AND HAR- , dark brown color, with ae below the right hip; carriage had shifting top, one seat out, bottom covered with green oflcloth of small pattern. The jard will be paid for their recovery. "REWARD. —LOST, IN FOURTH AVENUE OR Fourth avenue cara, a Pocketbook, containing some money and papers of no use except to the owner. finder will receive the above reward by returning book and contents to 44 West Broadway. WILL BE PAID ON THE yelp OF 2 United States 7.30 Bonds, 66,308 a1 ‘15, 1863; two 5-20 Bonds, fourth ‘and two United States oe ons WTON, 82 Broadway, ETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, 68 BROADWAY.—THIS ency refers to the mercantile com- to thelr experience, facilities and stand- Ve have no branches in this city. old catablished a munity generall; Ue FILLE ALLEMANDE, PARLANT TRES BIE ki franoals, desire se placer dans une maison priv garder un ow’ deur enfaute au dessus de deux aus; boone Fefereuces Staddresser chez Mme. Carman, 208 Wooster at. MACHINERY. “WAcitiNe ror saLE— rest Thirtieth street. TY Paraitr ice cheap. Apply at AS ORNER ALE VAULTS, OYSTER AND LAGER Beer Suloon, with two years’ Lense Stock and Fix: tures, for sale cheap; open on Sundays. Appiy at No. 1 Market atreet, corner of Division. SINGLE PROTESTANT MAN WANTS A SITUATION ‘8 coachman ; torgegnly understands his business; best Teference, Address C. M., box 144 Herald ofllce, GOOD. PAYING HOSIERY AND FANOY: Goops Store, Stock and Fixtures, with for sale, Firth Street, second store from Bowery. Price co 500. WaAsteD-In THE COUNTRY, A MAN TO TAKE ‘care of one horse and make himself useful: Call be- foro 10 o'clock at Callender, Laurence & Co.'s, 30 Pine at. N OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE FOR SALE— on # leading avenue. . D. CLARK & SON, » 746 Eighth aver ANTED A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, IN CITY or country, by a sober, reilable, honest you ced groom and eareful driver; thorou; are and treatment of horses, harness and car- rages; 15 years’ experience; understands gardening; will make himself useful ; unexceptionable city reference; gentle- mon in the city to testify. Apply for two days to Howard, 68 Cortlandt st, iu the store, N OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE FOR SALE. ‘on @ principal corner; or the owner would take a pai heron cheap terma, Address Medicine, box 2,921 Post ollice. PRETTY LITTLE COMPACT GROOERY—SITUATED JA. on First avenue, doing an excellent business, will be sold fow. A rare chance for an {ndustrirus man with small means, sROWN & RAYMOND, 896 Broadway. A COLORED COACHMAN; ONE WI understands his business and Is well recommended. 209 Kast 10th st., near 2d wast GARDENER ABLE TO TAKE ENTIRE charge of asmall place wear the « ust be well aad Appy between 12 and 1 o'clock at 87 Front jew Yor! HELP WANTED—MALI 'e 3, 24 BROADWAY, OFFICE 21-STEAMBOAT ook keeper ; hotel clerk, $18 a week; watebmen ; secretary, $10 a'week, AGENTS, WANTED FOR ALL PARTS OF THE . United States, Giese preferred, for a new invention for the protection of jife and property ‘against steam boiler explosions. Competent partles only need apply, between 9 and 11 o'clock A. M., at No. § Beekman st. , room No. 5. YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND A LUNCH COUNTER and make himself Ua, useful in restaurant. Ap- ply at 1,160 Broadway, at 11 o'clock this morning. A ~_ Rng by Bi ee ect . No. 8, 5 grocery und jer! artenders, 4 porter Falet. “Immediate eraployment. oa) ia wt PHYSICIAN, WISHING TO ATTEND ENTIRELY 4A. to his practice, will sell low a handsomely fitted Dr Store, conducted by him for twelve years, in a very populo district. For particulars apply to BROWN & RAYMOND, 896 Broadway. RARE OPPORTUNITY 1S OFFERED TO PUR &@ long established Storage Business—Two 6 filled with paying yoods and connect but responsible parties treat BROWN & RAYMOND, £96 Broadway. GOOD PAYING CORNER FAMILY LIQUOR STORE 4X for sale on easy terms ; full license, long lease; rent free; Fare chance for man of oval oop! RAY! ESLER, 58 Liberty street. YEARS OF A FIRST CLASS HO- HASE 8, well . None SE OF FI LE tel and Restaurant in Fourth street, near Broadway, for ale; price $0,000. Apply to EUGENE CHEVALLIEK, 61 edar street. A —FOR SALE, A FINE CIGAR STORE, PRICE #650 IF + gold this week; alao Liquor and Lunch Rooms, down town Restaurants, Broadway Oyster Saloons, Hotels, Bil- Hard Saloons, corner Groceries, Liquor Stores, Country Gro- ceries, an old established argage ce dxpress Business, & fine Hoop Skirt andyFancy Store ELL store Agency, 77 Cedar street. CAPABLE, ENERGETIC AND PERSEVERING business man to solicit subscribers for a well established commercial publication; a lary will be paid and ala commission; the situation i orth from $1,000 to $1,800 a eur to a good man; best references required. Address box 630 Post office, Asstrane BOOKKEEPERS, 4 YOUNG MEN A mercantile hougea, salesmen, collectors, riers, bartender Immediate eusyiyy util rowlway. FIRST CLASS MAN COOK WANTED—FOR A HO- tel in Long Branch. to A, Cristalar, No.7 Park piace, between Brronaway at Gnurch , between 10 and 11 o'cloc! A PIE ROUTE, WITH A GOOD HORSE AND WA- gon, for sale; and Fixings if required, Can be acon at 44 Atlant rooklyn, alter 2 k. 2,500 CASH WILL PURCHASE AN iness of #40,00) per annum ; 80 per cent Eighth avente, RUG FIXTURES FOR SALF CHEAP.—DRAWERS, Counters, Shelving, Cases, Bottles, together with sume Stock. Inquiré at 96 Prince street, from’? taal. established profit. Apply at NANVASSERS WANTED—TO OBTAIN | SUBSCRIP- / tions for a first class illustrated work. None but ex- rienced gentlemen need apply. Address T. G. C., box 014 New York Post oflice. UGS.—A SMART, INTELLIGENT BOY, WHO LIVES ‘with his parents, to learo the business, Apply to Corlies & Morgan, 72 Murray at MEN WANTED. Te GET UP. ROUTES | ON THE EVENING TELEGRAM. Firat come first served. Ap- py at Anas atreet. guanr BUSINESS MEN SEEKING PLEASANT, RE- ‘munerative employment without risk, and with $30 capi- tal, abouid visit 208 Broadway, room 15, for three dare ‘ANTED—AGENTS—875 TO PER MONTH, TO Tuiotace the GENUINE. IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE} price only §\t GMivess BECOMB 200. FITIASUKU, PA, or BOSTON, ‘WAXTED-HIFTY LABORERS TO WORK ON itr Brooklyn City Water Works. Apply on the work, De Kalb av., near Broadway. The highest wages given. THOMAS NEWMAN. WANTED-A CORRESPONDENT ‘IN CONNECTION with the foreign departments of our business. Address by letter, giving iuterences ain experience, A. T. Stewart & » Broadway, Chambers and Reade ets. WA XteD~a STOUT BOY TO CARRY out Ice cream orders; also a girl for the Kitchen, 117 Fourt avenue. WASTED 4 YOUNG MAN (AMERICAN) TO DRIVE and take care of horves; one thet understands the bust- ness; at Haight Brothers, grocers, 389 Bo Wee —A YOUNG MAN IN A RETAIL CLOTHING ite references required. Apply to-day at DeGaus & ur y TANTED—A MAN (AMERICAN) TO TAKE CHAR of a large hotel laundry; none but an experienced man will be accepted, Addrean aa Latindry, 17 Wy W'RtED-A YOUTH, BELWEEN 15 AND 18; MUST ood writer; dne lately landed from the old coun: try preverred. Address J. R., Herald ofice, stating age, how iuated and salary expected. WANTED-AGENTS IN EVERY STATE AND COUN: try for Lloyd's Revolving Double Maps. ‘Seo Business Opportunities in to-day's Herald. WANTED BY A PHYSICIAN, A RELIABLE OFFICE hoz, Call between 9 and 12 A. Mor 3 to 4 P.M. at 110 Oath VWWASTEDSA YOUNG MAN AS PORTER IN on Broadway; one acquainted with pac fully; wages ¢0 per month. Address, wit bur ‘Pont oitice. Wanten TWO BOYS WHO UNDERSTAND THOR. oughly waiting in a dining saloon. Apply h mreet. Ox vost office. v ANTED—A SINGLE MAN, TO WORK IN A GARDE: fend attend @ horse ond on F. WwW. Wi OODWARKD, 37 Park row, room No. 7. Warten A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A billiard room ; who thoronghly understands the business and can come well recommended, Apply at Stevens House, % and 37 Broadway. \\TANTED—A MIDDLE AGED ENGLISH OR GERMAN woman for general housswork ins private {aimliy ood , Waaber and ironer, Inquire at 820 Last Wants YOUNG, TIDY GIRL TO DO LIGHT housework for two persons. Call at Mra, Beaukbardt’s, 133 Spring at. yy ANTED.- G00 eneral how D COOK, WASHER AND ork ine amail famtiy WANTE ita ENT PROTESTANT WOMAN, W willing to aantet work for her board. Ap: ply at 127 Weat tet w., av. ANTED—A “GoOD WASHER AND TRONER AND cook to go jt the country. Apply at No. 88 Henry at., between 10 and 12. WANTED A, LADY WHo THuoRovant ands epiting and making ladies garme ‘ermanen made with auch, Apply at 266 Went 21st at. + ANTED_TWO YOUNG LADIES WELL ACQUAINTED W°Wiih the favcy goods business, Apply at 88 Puiton a Brooklyn. \ TANTED—A FIRST RATE GIRL FOR THE GENE- rai work of asmall family. Apply to-day at 162 East AITER WANTED-IN A_ PRIVATE FAMILY; | white man, single; ono who thoroughly understan business, “Call ae 18 Raat ZN se ital $35, -STUDENTS WANTED, TO COMPLETE NEW, DOOD, classes in telographing’ testimonials of 20 years’ experience with lending telegraph companies. Manhattan Iu- etitute, 609 Broadway, anes _THE TRADES, _ A SOBFR, INDUSTRIOUS BLACKSMITH, ACCUS- tomed to shoeing horses, may apply at the Brookiyn Gas Works, foot of Hudson ai AS ~ WANTED, BOY » CLOTHING curl TIER; ONE WHO ‘ competent to get up & firat class stoe k for reves de; em ent and good wages. ress box nwa A gooD LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTER WANTED—BY _P. Miller, 187 Broadway. ‘00, FLUSH, SEWER WANTRD—T0, WORE, IK “) i em levi all, 174 Centre vey eacond Hope, APY 9 Brown RICKLAYERS WANTED. Tk BRICKLATERS a find steady employment, at ten hor Hodton (River aiirond depot, St Joha’e Park. Siceiafaas wants G08 PESEILT SS PARICKLAYERS WANTED.. Bere ears 7th ate willing to work ten ext dag, wilt EST WASHINGTON SQUARE.—WANTED, A | $n0.mendy emp FO een eee ice ‘used eppiy but thoes Win good erm pee otk hptern bc Mors trom? references. A.M. to 6 P. ares ge a adhe draam WEST STH ST. WASTED, 4 Raid PLAIN YOOD BRICKLAYE AN FIND STEADY EMPLOY 466 and experienced cook in « prt pag § ment at the =a Wages Oni those who can furniah the stand their business need apply. “SITUATIONS WANTED™Q1ALES, — YOUNG MAN, LATE) LANDED FROM ENGLAND, eee eee eae conor can write § gooa band and k‘ep accoua Rudress'R: Ny Herald oles ng tan hours! wr 1 _ ahem Govt SALT } _tiricaenanialeets G22, ) BRICKYAYERS ae FIN) ie pee A ment corner ob J for ten honra’ work. ye | Rt SALE—TRUNK MANUFACTORY; ESTABLISHED [PYG STORE IN A FLOURISHING PLACE ON LONG Inland Sound; first class location and increasing trade. ‘Address Druggist, Herald olfice. JOR SALE—A TOBACCO FACTORY IN| COMPLETE running order; must be aold by the Ist of August, even at a sncritiog, “Apply at 192 Pearl street, up atairn, OR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS IN THE ood Corner Grocery Store, with Horne aud jocation on Eighth avenue. Inquire at 426 JOR SALE—AT $2,500, A STEAM DISTILLERY; DID “cont 18,000, Inquire at 68 Cherry street. YOR SALE—A FLOUR AND FEED MILL, AT NOR walk, Conn., 26x45, three atories, two run of stones, ia complete Order. “Addreks A. H. Farlin, Elizabeth, N. J RrOR SALE—A BAKERY, IN NEWARK, N. J. 1 DOING class business, together with Horse, m and with two brick Dwellings, sable complete order; fine locations price mortyag we 1 noid tume- JOIN H. BUND, o2 Front strevt, 56x1 SALE_THE RIGHT TO WHOLESALE LLOYD'S atent Kevolving Double Maps, on which s fortune may be made In every State and country with a suvail capital Business Opportunities in to-day's Heral twelve years; satisfactory reasons for selling; cheap f ust be ediately. Apply on tue premises, 219 ERidion street, ccraer Canal. TOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, AT 114 I South street, oppatite Rovgeveit street ferry at South bide Railroad iH yeara’ Lease ,OR SALE THE BEST FITTED UP CONFECTIONERY F and Ice Cream Saleon on Third avenue; will be sold at ‘a bargain for cash. Apply at 846 Third avenue. AOR SALE CHEAP—A GOOD LIQUOR STORE, WITH FO Fitures, at No. 19 Greenpoint avenue, Tuquire’ at 72s Venny street." Fiatures, Stock and thre ,Ok SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, FIRST CLASS LAGER F heer and Ligtor Store in lidvoken lease, cheap reat and ao of Newai we. Apply this week to BinN « and Hudson streets, near the ferry. OR SALE OR TO LEASE—A FIRST CLASS RESTAU- rant in Broadway. Inquire of ED, MEHL, 156 and 158 Futon street, corner Broadway. LEASE, FURNITU a STOCK AND GOOD y A.J. DOD ORDER, 5.2X8.7 5s Naseuu street, MPORTING AND JOBBING DRUG BL thirceen years’ standing for sale for $90,000. Fi. lars apply to O. VON HESSE, 89 Nassau street. ILK ROUTE FOR SALE.4 QUARTS. HORSE, Mi Wagon, Harness. Apply t0 JOHN CONNOLLY, No. t it tie store, Lor three days. ACK OVISION BUSINESS FOR SALE ain Pri very desirable. locaton large, modern built butidin eépectally adapted to the aa a th pines for carrying on wn ex! fir apparatus, &c; & des! parties (0 engage In the “busines “4 gine, ao iy for Herat “TABLES.—A LOt OF GOOD MARBLE TOP bie for a restaurant, for sale cheap. & ©O,, 462 Broadway, corner of Howard street. LARGE AND ONE ME- jook Safe; also two single . for male ebeap, at the Iron Sate Works, 0B Cannon street. TOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FANCY LEATHER AND Si Saddlery business for sale—W. tablished, rent free next, Apply to JAMES ERY, 20; Browdway. GALOON FOR SALE—ON BROADWAY, AT A GREAT + bargain; but litte m the tba yt balance pay- sole Ae. Utensiias Beaaen’ De i na Wroribing apperssinted bo i er ler and eve DT turet class saloon. Apply at 4a ironing ‘a $500. =FOR SALE-ENTIRE STOCK AND ‘+ tures of w Frui — tand fret class: rent chen urope. ¥, leave tor Er City. =DR. CHAS, A, WHITE, 89 SIXTH AVENUR, above Twentieth street. New ty —Ty of eq iTectai Teeth gh” moderate prices,” Philadelpbiay Arch streets, = + s STSIDIAN AGREE aan GLGAITY PPEEER by od se ie WAND rit ped OrriEs, dae oa trey Hreoin, Puiiedeiphia. PAIN EI |, sliver set $i street, near eet cae Bowery ING TEETH WITHOUT Wye Sateen ding: een natn zh oa Sith avenue ; Tenth and SIX HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER, in good running order, with all the pipes, gauj te, can be bought for $600. Apply to FRANK , 118’ Nassau atreet. R, SALE—THREE FOLDING MACHINES, ADDRESS Printer, Herald office, SALE CHEAP—TWO DANIEL'S lane 54 Inches and 42 inches. ., 42 Broadway, room 28, OR, Machines; will L. H. SIMPSON & C NOR SALE—A LARGE SLIDE LATHE AND PLAN le either for a small Planer and 8-horse Bo! coud floor, New York. | Apply at 499 Water street, 1OR SALE—A TWELVE HORSE are Boiler and Connections, com rtioulars apply to or address W J{OR SALE—ONE BUFFING MACHINE (NEW), small brass turning Lathes, lot of Vices, &c. North First street, Will OR SALE—A BARGAIN—THE BEST LOT OF gines and Boilers in the cit Tools; must be sold. eam Pumps, Pipes a and 530 and 5b2'West street. OR SALE CHEAP—SAWMILLy, TRAPS AND A 126 das new; been used for saw- UIDORT, 169 Kivington street, horse portable Engin ing logs. Apply to PETE TANTED-TO EXCHANGE, Lathe, nearly now EREAU 162 Duane at,” FURNITURE. —AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE manufactory, 64 Bleecker street, near Broadway, Furnt- ture at less than auction Paar fund Warranted. | Mag Parlor Suits, covered with ‘or haircloth, #85, 100, 000 worth of ‘all kind: ing Room Furniture, cheap MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUS Furniture for sale at a sacrifice, Rosewood Planoforte, parior sults, Paintings, Etageres, Bookease, chamber, West Sixteenth street, near Sixth AUCTION NoTIC! ibrary, Bedroom and Din- property of a faruily dining room Fur OUSEKEEPERS SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY THE ‘week or month for Carpe Ollcloths, Furniture, Bed Warehouse, 200, 207, 200 \dson street, corner Canal, EXPRESS “4G. BURNNAM'S FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE West Eleventh street, near Sixth ave- Furniture moved, eity or country; furniture slored, Money advanced, ry packed and shipped. T.—THE @ ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON, FROM 1, business Clairvoyant, Spiritualist; hae Jy marriage. Oullce 138 secret to cAtise Rp 8 To 7HE Epiror OF THE HERALD:— I have tried so often, through your columns and elsewhere, to call the attention of my countrymen, to facta connected with the rate of exchange and, the consequent price of ex: le produce, include ing gold, Without meeting ith a proper response, that I have discouraged and have said and. written very little of late on the subject, I am re- minded of the anecdote related by the celebrated Humboldt of a conversation with an intelligent Indian in Mexico, who, being told that the earth turned round and the sun was stationary, “Hugh!’? Said he, “do I not see the sun rise and set, and Would I not fall off if the earth turns over?” Here were facts’ potent and uni ory. to the uns aod tutored mind of the Indian, and he Would make no further investigation, but continues to this day to Assert that the sun rises and sets and that the earth does not turn round, The game persistent declaration is made in the newspapers daily and by orators and politicians in relation to currency, Ihave asserted and proved over and over agaim that it 18 the balance of debt due to Europe which causes the high prices of exportable articles, and that as gold is an exportable product of our country it rises and falls in price with the demand for ship- ment, like every other article of export, I hold that, whatever may be the “appearance” to the minds of casual or unscientific persons, there is no other cause that can produce the etfects we are witnessing every day in our market; and here I will again group ‘a few facts that should be kept in mind by all writera on subjects of currency. During the time that our country was increasing the issue of greenbacks and bank notes—and the in- crease was steady up to the present volume—the price has varied and sunk from 290 to 130, The premium on gold has in no case been governed by the quan. Uty of our currency or the credit or want of credit of our government, No facts have been produced to show that gold has been influenced by currency, but all the facts show that the foreign demand tak takes from us all the gold that is produced in our countrys And this flow of our gold at the high premium would not take piace and could De take place if there was not a demand at this high price. bap Congress should pass an an act prohibite ing the export of gold, what would be the effect f Gold would accumulate and become a drug in all our centres of trade; no one would want it. It would ba of no use in trade, because every one would, from convenience, prefer the greenback and bank note. But what would be a further effect? By stopping the export of gold the price of all exportable articles: would immediately rise in value and exchange would advance from its present price of 140 to probably 170 or 180, Thus you would bring down the price of gold to the par of greenbacks, and you would advance the price in the same proportion of all farm produce that is now exportable, Gold has varied in price ‘with allexportable pro- duce, and since 162 the price of exchange and gold hasbeen invarlably the same, And, again, suppose our foreign debt. Was paid and no foreign demand existed for our farm and mine products, would not exchange fallto par or below? The great law of supply and demand must not be ignored by intellt- gent inen, or they will be inelinea to agree with the Todian that the sun, not the earth, moves. Prices are PM are by demand and supply. If the demand for flour is greater thaa the supply flour will tnerease in price, and if the supply 18 1n excess of the demand the price will fall, This rule is in- variable. As long as a foreign demand shall continue the price of exchange will remain high, and as a matter of course ail Ue products of the farm and the mine that comimand a warket abroad will remain high, In this connection we may remark that the constant complainis made by thoughtless persons about the evil effects of dealings In the gold room is not founded upon public interest. Instead of betng in- jurious to trace it must be advantageous to all who are dealers in exchange, for they can see from hour to hour the demand and supply. Why not complain of publig tea sales or of the monthly coal sales, or, for that matier, of all auction sales? ‘Lis plan of market overt prices has always been held to be favorable to consumers or purchasers. The price of exchange should always be tested in this way by thd great law of supply and demand, ‘The variations by these open sales Will be much less than if left to the monopolizing action of large capitalists. All attempts to bring the rave of exchange, the high price of farm produce and gold to the standard they Were at before the war, will prove of no avail until our great debt to Europe is paid, The demand from abroad 18 so great and pressing that everything that will sell in Lurope will be exported, No Secre- tary of the Treasury can retard or advance the pay- ment of our great foreign debt, no local means by legisiation can intuence It, unless Congress shall en acta prolibitory tari? upon all foreign products, prohibit the export of gold *or prevent our Wealthy people from travelling of cesuiiweiseo HROMs fier ait. These objectionable measures are the only ones that government: can do to bring about the par of exchange and gold, But, we may ask, Why this ignor- antor Wicked cry for “specie payments?” What great material interest would be benetited by a speedy return to the par of exchange or specie ? Who is injured by the exchange with Europe? Is the farmer injured? no; his produce brings forty per cent 1 by it, Js the manufacturer? no; or chanic? no; his interests are promoted, Who, ad en Seventeenth /sireet, near Third avenue, DAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, reveals your whole life, from {be cradle to the grave. 472 Canal street, near Hudeon. ADAM Ross MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. me's and #hows likenes y Nogouier those lon, bh atreet, between SI ORIGINAL MADAME Ciatrvoyant.—Speedy marriages. “pl avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth tre as _ MEDICAL, DR. R. COBME:TT, MEMBER OF N. College and R. C. Surgeon ual on private diseases. be consulted as w Once, 30 Contre street, near Chambers, N. Be SES CURED general debility successfully treated Bleecker street. Oflice and consulta: LL PRIVATE. DISE, without mereut by Dr. HARRISON, I tions very private. UL PRIVATE, pan LSO NERVOUS AND 4 effectually cured. he Medical Companion and Guide to Hieniths wor Beast bY, LONZO KING, PHYSICIAN AND, SURGEON—OFFICE nd prigate reception rooms, 60 Consultations strictly confide MADAME VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- ree the worst cases of female complaints with East Ninth atreot, near LADIES CERTAIN OF RELIEF DESIRED FROM Dr. POWEUS, 191 Stanton street; powerful medicines, #6; only sure thing tor LADIES, DR. POWERS, 1* STANTON STREET, ‘il reileve you whatever’ the cause, with or without ¢; conidential circular sent. ro Pen ere Di ERS, is iy Tecommmended before marr ISEASES CURED IMMEDIATE DN, corner | LADIES" PHYSICIAN ty place, near deearul dad hatnterray female complaints, from whatever cause viet to the most anxious patients in 24 ma for indies requiring nursing. SURE CURE, WITH OR WITHOUT ME ROSS, 144 West Twenty-soven Her Pilis are ¢ DR. GRINDLE, NO. 6 AME C- all roduced. Sure fween Bisth nnd Gaventh avenues. Consultation free. She never fall {MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PH uarantees relief in all female cou) BLuSSING ba Laptns A LADY WRITE! Pilis relie Tike magic. Price 9. Dr. A. Me MA oftice 124 Liberty street, or sent by tm M, MAURICEAU, M. D. « of women, 80 years’ pr ty Guarantees certain elie! 0 ladies from whatever cause, d me tn one day, inconvenience, tice, at 129 Liberty CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH of wKhout medicine, se gf Midwifery ; over 80 youre rr ond street, (ret door from Fifth avenue,” ioe ign street, or sent by mall, are counterfeit, . COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, MAY BE COs fd on private diseases. A practice bat Race Cs, Caution. —All “others ]MPORTANT TO FEMALES. ELECTRICITY tically ‘applied by Dr. and rantees certain relief, with or without mod Female Restorative, 85; oure for & disvance provided with 88 Third avenue, below Tenth pain oF inconvenience, Neut Rie from JUIRE CONFIDENTIAL MEDI- . FOLSOM, at 645 Broadw then, Is injured ? No one but the foreign manufac- turer ; and shall our country be convulsed in ail its material interests to benefit the foreign manufacturer of sliks and wines? The true interest of our nation is to believe that the sun is stationary, and that though the earth moves it does not throw us om; id. that if we look to the great laws of our creation and being we shail see that we are controlled by equiva- lents, and that any attempt to counteract thelr force can only add to our pain aud perplexity without any resulting advantage. Peace, ‘Sonomy. ind justry and intelimence, without legisiauion, wiil bring about for us m due time the tages of a par of exchange. Lamesa par JONATHAN OLDBUCK. AQUATICS IN CANADA, Four-Oared Boat Race at Lachine for the Championship. {From the Montreal Gazette, July 27.) THE FOUR-OAKKD RACE for the inriggers was the next on the programme, ‘The entries were:—The Vampire, of Lachine; the James Hervey, of Montreal, and ‘the Maple Leaf, of Toronto, the last named pulling without @ coxswain. The Vampire is a New York boat, built by Kol of Spanish cedar and of very peculiar lines, bi in the beam anything but prett, at the water, rocking not a little with her crew. is, 1 ome is owing to their being, as yet, unaccustomed to her, and gay that she is very light and very fast. The crew were the three brothers, pares and Prani John~ son, a8 good a crew As Cor be got together any- where, very light, and yt an admirable and uniform siruke. ‘The James Hervey was manned by aGrand Trunk crew and Lad @ strong, honest race; they, however, lacked U le and of tie Lachine men, The ‘Toronto boat. is much shorter than (he others, and the crew is much light- er. They had no coxswain, nor were they steered by the bow oar, which is @ serious disadvantage, and produced some very wild palling. The betting was of the Vampire, the Mapie Leaf being second in market. After a false start, in which a bad foul necessitated a recall, the boats got well away, the Vampire at once going to the front, closely foll liowed by the Hervey. These two made a close race to the island, and Were well together on ronnding the shore end. Coming round the other point the Hervey's bolt seemed shot, ad she was twenty seconds behind the Vampire; the Toronto boat out of her distance. The run home was very fast; the Toronto boat, although steered widely, gathering formidably on the Hervey. Neither could gain vn inch on the sear- let shirts, for the Vampire, drawing steadily atead, came in a good first, in 22:30; the Hervey second, in , and the Maple Leaf third, in 23:40. SUMMARY.—Four-oared boats pulled from the gun- wale, four es; rst prize, $100; second prize, gio. Entrance, $5. The Vampi f Lachine—C. Tyre, hey Ms Tyre, F. @. Jonni RK. W. Tyre. strol Wik 48, CoxsWwain—curiet. 1 Tue James Hervey, of Moutre pilot, H. C, Davia, J. O. James, W. P, wet ta, stroke; Geo, Platt, coxswain—black and gold... . The Maple Leef, of Toronto—A. Rattra Pear. son, J. Pearson, J. E. London, stroke; no cox- swain—blue and white.. 3 Time, 22:30. Race won in 1867 by the Scariet Kun- ner, ‘yre, K. W. Lyre, Ross and Donaid. THE CHAMPIONSHIP was at stake In the last race contested. This wi gio seull inrigger race, two miles, for th Hochelaga cup and a Fone of money. ‘The com- s who came to the post were Loudon, of To- ronto, @ splendid varsman; Jordan, of this city; Koss and Jolinson; Grant not starting, owing to his boat leaking badly. Loudon was a Seong favorite vguinst the Held. By this time (five o'el ot breeze had sprang vp, making the water, wilich had been like glass ail day, a little rot a on Ree Eooseh the word Johnson dashed at once to udon second, and the others steering thor wintiy? Loudon made a determined A ht for it all the way up, but had not the epeed of wee At the buoy it ADIES RE! qld nici peproas outa BATH OF A Oupest Mason IN MASSACHU+ gETTS. mas Hooper, whose death was no- ticed in ‘our iast issue, Was the oldest Mason in Mas- ht to be the oldest ram _ ‘a8 1812, » was & jpubile hospertt? of his De "ihe. selootimen of the wn long before Charlestown was a city, = on elected to the Board of Aldermen in 1 the frst two years of the cit; the old py and retired fro is funeral took | anerien | oy order and sachusetts, and is th ter in the United 81: Solomon ee and He was one m that place on Lp lace yeaterday a! sd ras ores it. was all over. Johnsen tool commanding | and pulled in earnest, com — all alone z 13:30; Loudon second, in 21:45; Jordan third, 21:56, and Kose, who had been een nee well \puinped by other races, endl Ly tory in is a really great performance. To defeat so good & man as Loudon by three and a quarter minutes is something unusual, and a feat of when a profesgi at diay hack do reat 8 o Sere stroke. seat, too, very steady and’ — ' y Sh scull out two whi at ean Torta ce des * k G. Johnson—orange and bine.. ase tregaet wea | hi Join ‘Jordan—white... I Cama A. G. Ross—scariet and white.