The New York Herald Newspaper, August 21, 1868, Page 3

——$—$—$—_—___—_—- SUTUATIONS WANTED—1 Cocks &c. EAST BROADWAY.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL 2 66 Secor; would anstat with the washing if required; bas the best city reference. Call or address for two days, Nurses, &e. 1.309 BROADWAY,- A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS uve oF to do housework, in the elty or country. 102 & EAST 13TH ST.—A SCOTCH YOUNG WOMAN 2 in a tre claas private family as an excellent cook ; ‘understands ai! kinds of cooking and baking; in city or eoun- try; best city reference, Can be seen for two days. 10Q EAST WTH STA PROTESTANT YOUNG Wo 4 man to cook, wash and iron; is a good baker of all Kinds of bread and cakes; would do general housework; city OF country; best reference. Can be seen for two days V5 WEST, oH sta YOUNG GIRL AS COOK, ©) washer and ironer, or would do general housework} dest city reierence. Cail for two days. 135 WEST LTH St—A FIRST CLASS MEAT. OR OR- ) ‘der cook in @ hotel, restaurant, or respectable boarding house. 137 WEST TH ot, BETWEEN 6TH AND 77H avs, basement.—A respectable young woman as Fate cock: willing to assist with washing and ironing is & good baker of bread and biscuit; yood ely relerenoe. be seen for two days, 155 West 7TH sr. SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— A good French "cook {n & 2, private family or restau Fant; can 6) man and 157 © WES? 418? ST, NEAR BROADWAY.—A RE: spectable German woman as good cook, wi jroner; hus ttle girl she would like to have with, ere Gily reference AY AMERICAN AS A LADY'S MONTHLY NURSE OB #0 take care of an Invalid. Address 8. B., Herald ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE BY A young woman, Apply st Labor Exchange, Castle Laundresses, &c. PRINCE 8T.-A WOMAN TO GO OUT TO DAY'S work or will take in gentlemen's washing. 117 WEST STH ST., BEAR goyers RESPECT- able woman to yore Ay the day; is a first class washer and ironer. desi city reference. 148 ITH AV., BETWEEN 20TH AND 31ST STS. ‘A respectable married woman wishes to get ladles’ ntlemen’s or families’ wi at hen qave mariconan: on do ch Suting, embroidery and all kinds of lace; best city reference if required. 4 pop ar 8T., BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND © respectable ‘oman to take Ane end plain washing; tating andeeiiaine done up equal to new; good Feference givens SE ee eee 608 NIHAY;, CORNER (57H ST, IN THE BAKERY.— As laundress; bas best reference from her employ- ers, Apply or address, “17Q MULBERRY S7., BETWEEN BROOME AND Grand.—A respectable woman to cook, wash and iron best city reference if required. 10) WES 8TH st TOP FLOOR.—&, PROTESTANT woman, native of Wales, as first class cook; under- stands her business in every branch. Call for two days. D298 AY =A SCOTCH PROTESTANT WOMAN AS first class cook; understands cooking in all ite branches; best city reference, Can be seen for two days. 6 322 FAST S2D ST., BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D AVS. TOP cook and would be willing floor, back room. pectable young woman as {roning; best city or country reference. Peslit wath ee Sabine and 333 BAST TH st, BETWE ‘A Scotch Protestant girl to cook, wash and iron; can good bread, biscuit and pies; understands the care of 18 & good washer and ironer; no objection to do bouse- mall family; good clty reference. work in 407 EAST 18TH ST., - FIRST FLOOR, IN THE rear.—A middle aged woman to cook, wash and fron in a private family or boarding house ; is willing to make qe nerally useful and go a short distance in the coun- est city reference. butt 1 42 BROADWAY, IN THE a ReSPECT- able woman to go out by the day. and irduers city reference. Uan'be neen for two days. Waitresses, &c. WEST TH ST. RESPECTABLE GIRL 2 264: wascuciass watkretn; bab ao ‘objection to aasint in chamberwork; can produce the best of city reference If re- NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST? 21, 1868. CLERKS AND SALESMEN, INTRY CLERK WANTED- FOR A YANKEE NOTION Bana | hosiery department ; hy e experience and good feren dureas ost ollee, with address and particulars, ALESMAN FOR STAPLE SOAPS.—AN OLD ESTAB- bed house wants » salesman for ‘staple soaps; must be Derfocly at soenset with the ome town and retall tradi trade dei Be turer station e OF T°, DRUGGISTS._ WANTED, ASITUATION AS CLERK, either tn a wholesal b ry seg eae on naneree emete es wan, WY eae Sed writes French and Spanish. E. Schaumburg, 188 Or cs Y eg wxoumaae wpncmanes.am |E ADVERTISER, A ent podpel some first class ou lier’ dry ne ane monet or gh opr e? e Sve buna e ta lence ; im a ita i erence eee bor cata Deurolty Michi ANTED—AN EI ENTRY Logg = A Dey cogna Post ollice New w York. sid it we War, SALESMAN IN must have some knowl. andan Ce Weatern acquaintance, address and terms, box 2, oflice. Warren A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD 80) experience in the lumber business, a situation as oe bookkeeping, and would be willing to useful, Address L. E, G., box 183 Herald A CUTLERY IMPORT- of the business reas, With name, ae at Toowledge <F e himself cae bt me Sees 1g house; oni} a 160 Heraic Y AN EXPERIENCED AND ENERGETIC ‘® situation as traveller in the fancy goods Ine for some large importing or manufactur- principals need apply. Address Merchant, ol quired. — 397 PAst nTH st—a YOUNG GIRL, 15 YEARS OF 3 age, to do waiting or take care of children ; refer- ence if required. 343 EAST 2TH ST., ‘THIRD FLOOR, FRONT room.—A woman to go out by the day t0 wash and fron or would clean house. 4 QQ StH AV. BETWEEN 20TH AND S0TT STS., IN OO the rear.-A young woman as first class waikroes in @ boarding house or hotel, Can be seen for two days. Miscellaneous. ©) LEONARD ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO «4 clean ollices, stores, &c. ; also to do washing in her own house, Address or inquire of Mrs. Heise. 439 WEST 28TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO cook, wash and iron, oF to do general housework in a small family; city reference. PINE ST,—A YOUNG LADY OF GOOD STANDING 53 2 arelggopranion or as companion to an elderly ady, Address T, 4QQ STH AY» BETWEEN 29TH AND 30TH 878. room 12.4 young woman as good cook; city refe- rence. 639} HUDSON, STA PROTESTANT GIRL AS 2 cook and laundress in a respectable familly. Chambermaids, &c. SPRING STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER- 3 maid, Call for two days. Reference from last place, PRINCE ST. Bet ‘WEEN MULBERRY AND MA- OE rion, drat foo young woman as chambermald or to do tight honsework: t me city reference. Can see the lady 20 20: derstands t! ebildren ; beat 939 & WEST su ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVS. poe front room,—Respectable girl from Phil: deiphin as ¢ GRAND ST.—IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, BY young girl, to do chamberwork and sewing; is a rator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; best city Call for Margaret Dounelly. WEST 2iTH ST., NEAR 7TH AV.—A YOUNG woman as chambermaldand to do fine washing un. ung; oF would do chamberwork and take care of city reference. Dambenpald and eas or to take care of baby and do sewing; good reference. 5QO StH AY: THIRD FLOOR YOUNG AMERT. OU girl to do chamberwork and waiting in a small family good city reference. Cull for two days. RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, WITHOUT children, wishes a situation as. chambermatd; ‘e willing to make herself generally useful. Address for two day L., Herald oflice. 4 WEST 28TH ST., CORNER 6TH AV.—A SUPERIOR operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine desires: work at home or wouid go out by the day !n private families; understands all kinds of pane sewing. Can refer to the beat families in Newark or New York. EAST 41ST 8T.A SEAMSTRESS TO DO FAMILY ‘at her qwn house; can cut and fit children’s clothes; makes all kinds of underclothes ; would go,out a day gr two in ‘the week ; shirts made to order. Call on or address ira. Hagan, 159 & bade lh feta 8T.. omy FIRST CLASS ip reper to ¢o out to work by the isan rexcelleat 0% operator on Wheeler & Wilson's 310 EAST 13TH 8T., NEAR 2D AV., THIRD FLOO! BLO, Sele gt ny Ss Geach Risin families. Call or ads eae 326 WEST, LTH ST CORNER OF GREENWICH i. in the grocery. A German gir to go out sewing by the de day, week ormonti; would tae «piace in a respectar RE- iy to do sewing and chamb@Fwor! 574 Bette Sa eet Le Ghambermald tia private family slkes good Domes ri good F reference from mi DRESSMAKER GOING OUT BY THE DAY WANTS an unfurnished Room, at a moderate pent, in a good lo- aality. Call at or address 488 Sixth avenue, tn the store. HE ADVERTISER, A DRESSMAKER AND MIL- Miner, wishes employment to go out by the day or week; nderatarids all kinds of family sewing, oF ‘would not object the care and instruction of ehildren j salary no object. Ad. dress Mra, Hull, 65 Columbia st, for one weok, stating where Dressmakers and Scamstresses. General Housework, &c. HENRY ST.--A GIRL (LATELY a TO do yeneral housework in a private family. 12. ATLANTIC 8T., BROOKLYN, L, I.—A LAD U with ten years’ experience in the millinery busines: as sales) ; would take charge of @ workroom or store; un- derstands the business tn all ite branches, including straw work, Any one commencing busines would find @ suitab! Person to assixt or take hole charge in the advei Address G. 26 WEST 15TH 8T.—HOUSEKEEPER'S POSITION ; American widow lady; widower's house. or fail gharze of a genteel loazing house; would take tloor with a tac for dressmaking, Address, with place of interview, K. L. 0. ADS BAST, Wri st. FOURTH FLOOR, BACK. 5 A neat and tidy American woman to do the work of a small family, or will go out by the day or take work ii best city reference. Can be seen for two days. 749 YOUNG LADY IS DESIROUS of obtaining a situation where she may have a comfortable home; no objection to children; would take care Ff aa id in city or country. Address J. L. C., care of re. Jon N ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, 29 YEARS OF AGE, 18 desirous of obtaining an engagement as companion or would undertake the management of a household, Tavelied much would not object to accompany an tavalld going abroad for health. Address Wellesley, Herald o YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WOULD LIKE TO travel as companion with some eae ‘or family going abroad. Address k. M., Post office box 3,970, Boston, YOUNG COLORED WOMAN AS LADY'S ATTEND- ant or nurse, to go to California or Europe; wages not fo much an object as an agreeable home. Address A. E, C., Herald oflice, for two days. = + 7 ANTED—BY AN IRISH PROTESTANT YOUNG WO. out two months landed, & situation as lady’ maid; well recommended from last place. Address A., box 144 Herald offic HELP \ WANTED—FEMAL: YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT WANTED-TO GO short distance in the country, to fill the position of iress and lady's companion; mist also have a know- fedge of household duties. Apply for two days at 14 Front A ‘AT ‘TRIMMERS WANTED—ON MEN'S re Hats, and girls to learn. Apply at No, 2 Dey D ggeongeme! WANTED-—FIVE FIRST CLASS HANDS; jen good dressmakers, skirt makers, waist finish- Salinas, None spose fully competent need apply to Mme. ‘ings, 779 Broadway. GooD. Set) WASHER AND IRONER WANTED at 129 | East bath pea ol latter ewes, ON Eres skirts. mediate! Bradley & Cary Manufacturing Company, §1 Reade st. TPO MILLINERS.—TRIMMERS | AND, FANCY, STRAW sewers wanted. Apply at R. I. Wilde's, 257 Canal ger YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND A BREAD and confectionery store. sony seb L. Cantel, 170 9th av., near 22d st. Good references requi pat enim coil tenratermranis a ia la Ws WET NURSE. “rin oa TO DR. ALLEN, 4 between 8 and 9 A. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS WHO CAN ‘operate on Wheeler & Wilson's machine ; moustjeut and prepare underclothing in first class manner; must have a Pewing machine; city reference required. Call at No.8 Car- roll place, Bleecker st. 124. 3D, AVcA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO GENE. ral housework in ® small family, or would do up stairs work and fine washing and fluting; reference. 130 CLINTON PLACE. —A PROTESTANT GIRL FOR \e uisework in a small family. ee from last place. 13 avs., rear.—A respectable American Protestant girl do housework in a small private family ; is # plain qook and good washer and trouer. WhST S9TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘washer and to d I housework ; is 142 ers ecowte the county; gual ei references WEST 19TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH 200 2 BROOME et eee a 4, engomb rion oF coats tate haber aad ineose ‘also a good Ba- of bread ;,has good city-reference, _—s MTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO housework, or to cook, wash and fran; no gbjection $S'the country city reference: 0 EAST 18TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 4 woman to do general housework in a small private family, or to do chamberwork and bar ey bas ne = ference from her last place. Call in the grocery store 0 days. —A WIDOW AS Lh go oh INA the bighesttone 28 ‘8 family; only those of ‘and retined, cultivated associations need Housekeepers, &c. iy> ee SaSEE eT A NEW EXGLAND LADY (EXPERIENCED DESIRES A situation as housekeeper in a private family or ladies’ geminary; three years’ reference, Address Fr fer box iri Herald YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION AS HOUSE: A, Keener! is not afraid to work; acquainted with all ches ot amna Ofkos ing ; no objection to children, eral Mra. E. 3., MIDDLE AGED PERSON DESIRES A SITUATION A. MiNouckceper or clerk, nuraey governess of country teacher musle not taught. ‘Address to care of Mrs. Kuap, station K, or 100th st., between 8th and 9b ave, Narses, &c. X EAST 3TH ST.—A COMPETENT PERSON AS BH Turse; incapable of taking charge of an infant from its ae has lived eight years in one piace. Best city refe- Fence. Q MULBERRY 8T., REAR.—A ee ae As 49 woman who bas lost her own bab; wet nurse a baby at her own house; no objection to y nurse @ bad: reference. Call for two days. Q°y EAST BROADWAY.—A YOUNG RESPECTABLE 87 Taitedhworman ne wet nurse in either city orjoountry ; fe in good health ; city re 117 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR 6TH AV.—A YOUNG child’s nurse and seamatress; is not sea stck; present employer's until engaged. YORK ST, BROOKLYN, FOUR DOORS FROM 130 BiiveSAd wee nurse; no op jection, to go in the es Gountry. Apply for three days, from lu A. M. Margaret ki 149 everin. WEST 17TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV.—A RESPECT able young woinan as nurse in a first class family ; {8 taking charge of a baby from ite birth; none of families need apply; beat chy reference. 162 80,87; NEAR 8D Av. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT Vf room.—A respectable married woman as wel nurse; has a good breast of milk. Cail for two days. 212 CHERRY ST.-A YOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN who has lost ber infant two months old, as wet parse. Call for ¢ one week. 21 West “Ist 8T., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH ave.—A young woman as competent nurse; 18 Seamstress; has reverence ; will go in the country. two days. 2: 3Q EAST sri St., IN THE STORE —A RESPECT. Cable youog woman, with @ fresh breast of milk, ® baby to wet nurse Cail for two days. 298 1st AV., BETWEEN vrit AND 18TH frat yy uy third floor, front room, tabie married lad by. to Wot pure at her own 326 daye. a EAST STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED woman aa wet nurse; good reference, Call for two EAST S187 ST.—A RESPECTABL 3 wet nnrae; no objection to the coum OW is B60 W48TED.A G00D LAUNDRESS: CITY REFERENCE required. Apply at 207 East 15th at. Wane tetera Ca me fogicn be of an aged inv: iy, strong Seo out kind ro peorpgee saSidess wit ib fh full ulars, box particulars, ‘ANTED—A GOOD WASHER AND IRONER; GOOD W Mtretmcat and liberal wages. Inquire at 810 East 60th 2d a ANTED—A SMART, INTELLIGENT AMERICAN OR woman to goto the country to d work of a email | family ; location on eeutral and pleasent “one bh the ‘comforts of @ good home may bear of who.can appreciate my Talleations, Aen box 17 North Matichester, = WANTED —A SEAMSTRESSAND LADY'S MAID: GER, ‘referred; city reference ‘Apply a 56 Madison av. at 9 o'clock A, Meeitnnn 0. 000 OOO Sa ce scsesesecon Wormustbe good GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; must bea plain cook, wasber and froner. Apply ond ne, TE SSE Wes oem, Them eos WASHER I= er for no objec- tion to havi ‘a little girl ‘with her. oho West tun st., between and 9b avs. | W' ken ais WOMAN, TO WASH AND IRON. ‘Apply at 295% Oth ay., near 20th et., in the dining sa- png HEALTHY WET NURSE WITH REFER- a RG, Mawlre ats Went sth at from 8 119.4. M. and Waa RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS COOK, ‘who is willing to go to the country during th ae reference to ber last employer required. Wanted, also, ‘2 seamstress; one who understands ber business thorou, ay and is weil recommended from her last t place, Apply at 7 West i8th at., between 11 and 1 o'clock. A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN OR ENG- , “Ge Tin mia refi ta Protestant ledy aa housekeeper good ‘ences requi a suitable od home Offered. “Adare Hall, box 61 Fair Haves C ‘on, 20 ) WOVEN SKIRT HANDS WANTED.—APPLY IM- mediately at the ae a Wet she & Cary Manufac- turing Companys, &1 Reade st. ‘29th at., between and 6th ava. _SITUATIONS WANTED=MALES. 1 30 GREENWICH ST.—A NATIVE Li AGED e who speaks and writes well ii ‘rench and Germa: pe mteward ‘or hend water In & hotel or first class res: reterenee can be given for both character and tity. * Ratdrose Fe & 2 9D AV.—A MAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE AS 556 fenitemait nurse; best reference. bi A LIVE MAN OP EXPERIENCE FAVORABLY kaown among dealers in di ware, painte and fiattonery, wants © potter Season as local’ er travelling Seeut' Fel erence unexceptional adress Buckeye, Herald oitice. A we tO cal ewan ye (er i , dress A. B., box 110 ferald oF re A YOUNG Boy 17 YEARS OF AGE WISHES A SITUA. tion at a gentleman's country seat to take care of horses oe good city reference, Address J. M., box 150 Her- o Gitvarion WANTED—BY AN EX! man, as fireman in a hotel; good P., box 118 Herald Fn ta ITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN, fancy or dress wholesale house; sepeake E inh, French and German; beat reference given, Fe box 1 Heraid oflice. ITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN; ae a1 ee to et eee ee, =e or | Grew P. Wee Heraid office, for two days, ee .y pA na Pao y og WINE MERQHANTO—A YOURG 5 MAN, AGED 20, ‘RIENCED GER- ference. Address V. 0 bas been two yeara in the trade, wants a situation AY himeelf generally useful; best reference. ‘Address en ure. Norworthy"s, tt, between Sth and ‘Wh avs, Vv ANTED—A Py I BY e Se TOUN man; ts a firet farmer ; lands the care o' horses in every ‘ good “reference. Address M, B., 206 7th av. TED—A SITUATION IN A MERCANTILE OR Wi ahthas te end ei wea ring smal is Hating particulary J 0. ee Her rald office. 4 WIDOW, EXPERIENCED ‘8 A position as nurse with ne willliz to pay halt mily Koln ye; has the best city reference. Gall forte days, WH AY., BETW » AND 43 2b Serie Wotan an w Or Scaler 8 WEST 40 St \ 58 Bray lop tor, 4 wet puree ® baby at beor STATUARY, | ARTISTIC GAS FIXTURES, Birr ‘oy gouda, silver ware, &c.—The writer desires r ote hie undivided attention to the postition; re hicheat character furnished, Address E.'C tion Dy RY GoODS SALESMAN WANTED FOR DOMESTIC aud white goods. Apply to Jeane Brown, 3628 Sd ay. SRTED AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN TO TAKE the hosiery department ‘echaler & Abra- ham’s, Paton st., Bi ooklyne None but first class hosiers need apply. Te, MORE GooD BRICKLAYERS WHO ARE WILL- 4 o wol en hours a day can find stead ment at enn Se betweeu Madison anit Sth ave. venplen WAXIEDcoop BRICKLAYERS, TO WORK TEN ours, on a large job where there wf be, steady work for a season. Apply to James Webb & Son, 7ib av., 43d to ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, SEUERA’ GOOD CABI- metmakers to work on o1 amie, from the city, Gall at 841 Broatway ftom fe teas ‘orcloe PELOUBET, } TELTON &co. WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, A 8 GooD cance et won a the best wages dress James Basbford, Jt. Youkers, N. ¥- Ama cr Ma ahe A FIRST CLASS INK and water color * National Photographic Gallery, 43 Chapel st., New Haven, Conn. ‘ANTED—A =S CLASS 1 BAKER, SINGLE MAN, AE se ellbamta Apply at No. 8 Howard st., from Wwaaten is AN OFFICE IN THIS CITY, FOUR draughtsmen, who can color and 9 ae re] Dany specimen of letiering, H. B. C., box 167 He ollice. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. Rens: ee conan N DEMANDE UNE BONNE FEMME DE CHAMBRE Padreme ae iaaise F, CH, sanios De Eable House, ava C,H, avan Lundt prochain, iil et es: FOR SALE, 4 N OLD ESTABLISHED MEAT a} AND Vi ANscke RTAmitin'e, sist wil a tock, Fixtures and Good i yearly sales over tor ; firm i Farecbance. Address M. = & x _S RMR eet “\ BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON (AND THREE premises, years’ eautve on the ane trie’ Shar 1’ WOO! jersey City. GREAT SACRIFIC NEY HY $450, FOR THE WE A tbe ed Hostery and Fancy Store, Fixtures and thin jon daingn (food i Fifth street, ree en Ren geass A FIRST CLASS Private Boarding Howes, beauthuly stunieg on ive Husson, within Lg ‘of West Point, capable of aceom- modating 10) vistors Mevate fuunished and now doing au ex- urther cellent business, For fi iculars inquire at 71 Green- wich t street, from Bt A M. ani 4 o'clock P. ‘A CORNER LtQuOR poe DOING A FINE BUSI- oF al Tease, iicense and no rent to pay. Wi De'sid ow if hopie ied for at o1 TRAVER & EoLiR, 6 88 Liberty street. AX OPPORTUNITY I8 OFFERED TO PURCHASE AN old establish iness; two first class stores, well filled with pay a an excellent connection ; none but seed Mie staal with, Apply to BROWN & RAY. A SHANCE FOR A SMALL CAPITAL —A BOOT AND Fr, Sting Store for sale, with dwelling attached, on a leading 01 * Ti Cedar street. ah RUE RHR eo mee Pe 3 SALES. AT AUCTION. ARON CLAFLIN & cO., 85 AND 87 VESEY STREET will sell by auction, HIS DAY FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, ONE HORS SABES BOOTS, SHOBS AND BALMORALS, direet from the manufacturers, and varied assortment, adapted to pre- nd wold to meet advances, Comprising ac sent wants of b ‘Catalogues now red. JAMES M. MILLER, Auctioneer. WASTED A YOUNG MAN COMPETENT TO KEEP ‘a plainset of books, with some knowledge of fanc goods; salary $12 per week; German preferred, Address, Sith references, stating Where formerly euployed, 8. Hl. & C-, Herald oflice. OACHMEN AND GARDENERS RESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN WISHES A SITUA- tion as first class coachman, Cull on or address C. No. 4 West 44th at. COACHMAN.—AN EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS: A situation. Address A. G., 1,26 Broadway. RESPECTARLE YOUNG MAN WISHES’A SITUA- tion as coachman; country preferred; can milk; three years’ reference, Aduress T. M., box 204 Herald oflice. N EXPERIENCED MAN WISHES A SITUATION As As Address B. coachman and gardener; good reference. B. L., box 211 Herald oltee. (roncHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WAN Fespectable young man who has liad lon cacd ta usta ployer, Can be aecn at the private stable 6 West 20th s address for two days J. M. (OACHMAR.—WANTED, A SITUATION IN CITY OR country, by an English Protestant married man; tho- roughly unde in bis business in all its branches; three ence from his last pli Call on or address J. M., private stuble, No. 4 East Slat at., for one week. expel ood efty reference from his last em- or vCTION SALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS, BY AL COLE & MORPHY, at 1 Fulton street, Brooklyn, oa Saturday, August 2%, at 11’o'clock.—I first class. Brett, ealéche top; top aud no wp’ Wagons, Rockaways, wugle and double Harness, & ae, UVCTION NOTICE.AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNI- ture manufactory, 5 Bleecker street, between Broad- way and Mu sirveet, Furniture at leas than auction prices, and nted; magniiicent Parlor Suita, covered with any colar French satin brocatel, reps or hair cloth, $89, $100, $125, #160 and $20); also over $50,000 worth of all’kinds parlor, library, bedroom and dining room Furniture cheay UCTION SALE OF OVER $25,000 WORTIL OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE this (Friday) afternoon, August 21, at 1's o'clock, precisely, dit the Giegant five story reshience {19 Weat Eighth surest, be tween Filth and Sixth avenues, consisting of Velvet, Brussels Carpets, magnificent rosewood’ Pianoforte, five Parlor Suits, covered'with brocatel, reps and haircloth; Bookcase, Bta- geren, Taviea, . Curtain, Mirrors, Paintings, Bronzes, Btatt- Liry. Vases; aleo over a luis of parlor, bedzoom and’ dining Foom Furuiture. Sale poeitive, I, FITZGERALD, Aucti —MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD iy of family leaving city, at private ricea, euperb Dining Room Suit, ., $10; Fianoforte, cost 4600, for nizes, Paintings, Mirrors, Uar- pets, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Exteusion Table, Buf- fet, ‘China ings and Silverware, ot 'half original cost. Tn- quire at 44 West Sixteenth street, between Firth aud Sixth avenues. UCTION _NOTI Farniture, prop (roagaans SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENG Iishman ; 25 years’ first claas reference ; ix married; one ghia would like'a piace to himself, having "become tired of fast places. Address I. N., 117 Macdougal st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, ANEAL Scan, as coachman and gardener; understands the care of horses and cows, snd is willing to make himgel! useful ; would be very handy on ‘a gentleman's place in the country as he knows how to use carpenters’ tools, Address A. W. B., Herald office. Ser eos AS COACHMAN AND GROOM—BY A SIN- gle young man, in either city or country; understan his business; will be found obliging; good city referen Address for two days M., box 160 Herald office, WANRTED--A SITUATION, BY (A FIRST CLASS GAR- dener of sober and industrious habits; understands the culture of green and hothouse plant nagement of rapea, under, glass and out doors and general gardening, and e managenient of a gentleman's place; married; one in family; sauisfactory reference can be’ given, Address Gardener, box 1,296 Bridgepo.t, Conn. V ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE MAN, AS coachman }; thorougily understands his business; best city references, Cail or address J. Gh, 5) 4th av. WANTED BY 4 MAN AND HIS WIFE, SITUATIONS ‘as coachman and gardener, and cook; can have first class reterence; no objection to ‘country. ‘Address or apply at 837 22d st. gp SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN AS soachman ; under die his business and can furnish first class reference. Addr Heraid oflice. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN IN A GOOD family; has many years’ experience and can drive four in hand; can give the best testimonials. Inquire at 131 Bowery, between 10 and 1 o'clock, for two days. HELP WANTED—MALES. BOY WANTED—ABOUT 16 OR 18 YEARS OLD. i Ri) who understands the care of horses may apply at AT TAYLOR'S, 961 BROADWAY, OFFICE 8—WANTED, ‘two salesmen ; bookkeeper, #23 cery; three railroad clerks, B28; “AN AGENT TO SELL MACHINE OIL IN NEW YORK and vicinity; liberal commission will be paid to one Acquainted with the trade, Ap ply at 70 Maiden lane, T LEE'S, 24 BROADWAY, OFFICE 21—SHIPPING, entry and railroad clerks, two collectors, three clerks for fancy goods houses, BY WANTED—IN AN IMPORTING HOUSE; ONE who reaides with his parents and writes a pretty good band, sala A.M. ‘at Lawson ret your $100, A. ly between 9 and] ’, 360 Broadway. PP Box WANreD AN INTELLIGENT LAD, WRITING A ‘and, required. Apply at 61 Cortlandt st., corner of Grefawiche OY WANTED.—@2 PER WEEK. STATE RE»IDENCE, ‘&c., where empioyed heretofore, &c.; American pre- ferred; references required. Address, in handwriting, Hard- ware Store, Herald oilice. Py WANTED-—IN AN OFFICE; SALARY $4 PER week ; one who on write a good hand and come well re- Address, in own band, B. A., Herald offiee. Wyo Nava mene A Rehr, Man 20 end THE or one who ‘one or two years’ capone Apply between 11 and 1 o'clock at 242 Tou av. (NTERPRISING PERSONS WITH $30 CAN LEARN OF 1)" alegitimate money making business, without risk, at (way, room 16. It is a very rare opportunky. Mey RARTED. TH, GE? UP ROUTES ON THE JM EVENING TELEGRAM. First come first served, Ap- ply at 30 Ann street, ANTED—A MARRIED MAN WITHOUT CHILDREN of @ farm; must anderstand farming {1 all ita branete the care of ‘horses; the wife must under- tand making butter; an av American of Soceman ou only may ‘ll recamme! apply and be wel mnded ; and house. Apply to Thomas ‘Meston, + ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HORSE AND cow and handy with tools; good reference; wages 820. Apliy at corner 105tn at. and 2d av. NTED—A TRAVELLING AGENT FOR DRUGGISTS’ ndries; one having s Knowledge of the drug business. , With reference, J. N. G., box 2,019 Fost oltice, ‘ANTED—A STRONG, ACTIVE LAD; MUST UNDER- W stand marking and be willing to work, Address B. L. .. Herald office, Gon SECRETARY IN A MANUFACTURING company soins business in this city who can command tn cash from bag oo) ey te Oy ee at 175 Washington st third floor, from 10 M. tl 4 P.M., full information may be JVANTED—A GOOD MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A oot and shoe store as foreman; good references re- quirod. Apply at 174 Broadway. aiden ite “FRUIT als with good ref- A.M., om Jersey wa am you Stand in the Erie Railway de erence to John Aspell, between City side, AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF t cut new household Fupuiture, Carpers, &c.. ce, J. BARRY, Auctioneer, will sel this day (Friday), ‘August a, ‘at the iarge brown stone residence 189 East Ninoteenth stree between Third and Fourth avenues, commencing at 10)¢ o'clock precise! ie comprises the entire contents of the h ing @! an elegant 1 seven 0 P ecant Suite dn paces e3. Chairs, &e., &e.; «large Farnithre, In carved walny gant Diaing Room Fornitu without reserve and all good: CAMPBELL & CO, + day, commencing 10%g o'clock, at No. street, fine Fixtures and Furniture, consisting of marble top Tables, Counters, other Counters, Chairs, Leat and other Ta: bles, Glass Cases, Mirrors, tine Glass Jara, tine Range, Stove, Ice Box, Beer Pump, § elving, doubi and single Lainps, Oil: cloth, Kitchen tens: Glassware, &e., contents of a cbntectionery and restaurant, ‘Dealers and Dihyers spe clally invited. CAMPBELL, Jr., sal BYE £8 Execute ‘Carpets, varior do, ; Mirrors, Ch morrow (Salurday), August 22, at 149 o'clock, way. Quite a large assortment of Household Furniture, abie for parlors dining roowns, bedroome and bascmedt by Order of the executors of an estate, Sale peremptory, aud nore full particulars to-morrow. AUCTIONE ) West Houston IN, AU NEER. sale of “Hounctold Furniture, about 700 yards ; Parior, Dini Ware, Be ] Y ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER ASD Ee Estate Broker, office and salesroom 37 Nassau street. |OTEL FURNITURE. ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell by auction, on Saturda: Angust 22, at 1U'¢ o'clock, at salesroom, 87 Nassa large assortment of Parlor and Hotel Furniture, consisting of Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Oilclotha, Mirrors, Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Bedroom Furniture, Bedding, &c. BY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, t Johnston & Van Tassell ‘asi ‘dart 119 East Thirteenth Friday, August 21, at 12 o'clock. Elegant brown road Horse and Brewster (of Broome street) ‘no top Wagon; Park Turnout, comprising brown Pony Mare aud Basket Phaeton; three elegant Road Establishments complete; carriage, family and work Horses; top and no top ‘Wagons; Cou ckaways, &c. For full description vee catalogue, under head of Horses and Carriages. We never postpone a sale on account of the weather, BY.Y,STARLES,, AUCTIONEER. SELLS THIS DAY, at 1U o'clock, at 622 West Twenty-ninth street, entire Block and Fixturés of that splendid and spactoun ‘Grocery ‘and Butcher Store, comprising barrels Flour, Sugar, Vinegai, Salt; boxes Starch, Soap, Candies; Hams, Bacon, Pork, &c. Also excellent Horse aud Wagon, ‘Buyers aud housekeepers i H 2? COOLEY, AUCTIONEER—SELLS ON SATURDAY, August 2 ai 10 A. M., at 27 New Chambers atreet, one Vender’s Wagon, by order of James Weish, on account of sundry repairs and storage. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, TURDAY, AUGUST 22, St i034 o'clock, ai the auctigh rooms, No’) North Wiliam street,» lange ‘assortment of fine Furniture, removed from siand for convenience of sale, consisting, of 7 octave Forewout Piano, rosewood and black walnut Parlor Sui elegant rosewood Centre Table, four sels of fine brocate Curtains, maho, Waidrobes, rosewood and mao pany Dressing Bureau assortment of Silver Plated China and Giaes marble Ornaments, Portraits of Wash: ington, Clay and others, Engravi mab 4 rose wou hedaiéada, Hine Mattrasen, tage Feather Bede, er ayo and black’ walnut extension Dining Tableas Chairs Clocks a, Mirrors, Cooking Utenaila, Stoves, ke. Alto te Eifecta of a Hestaurant, a" 12 o'clock; one 7 octave rosewood Piano, & fine toned inslrument; also Brussels, three ig and ingrain’ earpets, Bair r Carpets (hs Plated Stair Rods, dc. pureb OHN L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, 24 DUANE sireet,—This day, at 12 M., regular ‘of Horses, Wagons, ac. particulars at sale. Horse and Carriage head. — $$$ $_$________. i, AT AUCTION To ou CLOSE AN ESTATE.—WILL be sold -, on Tuesday, Au 3, at o'clock P.M. Be renien, 2 Land’ belongt i he ene of Elizaveth’ Gray, deceased. Said land is situated in Darien, Conn, on the road that leads to Long Neck Point, with water front on two sides, about three miles from Stamford, aud eighteen acres in qmntity; beautiful site for building, and one of the most healthy locationa in the State. Will be hod tn quantilieg to sult purchasers, Particulars will Ue piven ou ion to J. W. WATERBURY, agent, 171 Joralemon sider Apr leaton orto D H. CLARK, acctioneer, Stamford, |, AUCTIONEER. at 1014 o'clock, ‘at the salesroom 79 Nassau assortment superb Parlor Suites do. Chamber a "Tibrary, Dining Room and Office Furniture; Brusscie Bookcases, ON Paintings, Chromon, Engravings ; a lot of second hand Fural ture, Counters, side Bhow- cases, &c. To be peremptorily #0 ORTGAGE SALE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL Mare public auction on Friday, August 21, at 11 at No, 297 aveniie A, corner’ of Six- virtue of a chattel moi ). the Fixtures of a Liquor Store, consisting of Counter, « Staniing Caake, Heer Pumps, Barrels, Clock, Glass: ‘Also Wines and Liquors, JOHN H. HILLIER, Attorney for mortgagee. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, 51 BOWERY, SELLS THIS day, at 1034 o'clock, the genteel Hi Household Furniture contained In the house 158 Monrve street; Parlor and Kitchen Fursiture, Chairs, marble top Tables, fancy Pictures, Lace Curtaing, Bliverware, Cutlery, &c., in lots to suit purebasers, d’elock in the forenoon ‘aatrest underand by k ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWENTY GOOD AGENTS, Aduress i, D. Macarthy, care No. 1 Barciay st, 7 ANTED_ELDERLY MEN TO WRITE; BOARD, ‘and small salary; wanted, 20 farm laborers? boara board sedi per mouth ou ot crops.’ Apply st 9) Bua: nat J ANTED—A Pfeactl | MAN TO AsreeD BA NE who andegetands the business can come well re- commended. None oy need opply at i Bd av. ANTED— AGENTS IN CITY AND COUNTRY FOR fomething new and useful, Room No. 4,961 Broadway. ANTED-—A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT BOY TO DO oflee wi hand pre- Kidretm stating are former ving references, box 144 Herald i Stice, renner THE TRADES. N ee : WANTS A_ A SITUATION TO RUN Yr. AY gine, or would hire as net watchman. Call or address for three days (i. ina "the beat reterentes. Youmans, 123 Perry st. Anave ys tye re CROCKERY PACKER WANTED— = ore china, giase and Louse furnishing oper Haat CUTTER WANTED—TO GO TO A NEIGHBORING gine one who bas had some ex) moon pormeans in cutting boys’ hh eae eee EWELLERS WANTED—FANCY CHAIN MAKER ours maker and girl polisher, Address box 960, Springs TTHOGRAPRIC PRINTER | WANTHD—A 9000 OSE h Con But alog NTS ee 7 AOD INE PANTALoon HANDS WANTED—GOOD Fy, PAID. ‘Apply to Geo, A. Davis & Co., 21 ai Boel te Soe, Be Ree BSS SS Perey Oa, Says CUTTERS WANTED.—APPLY AT BRADLEY te Brome brown sione yard, 4b place, near Court St? CUTTERS WANTED—AT 35 AND, % WoosTER ft. steady work to good mi re FILE FORGERS—A FIRST RATE pang HAND forger wanted immediately; steady work and pay every week.” Apply at Uneises File Works, Norwic WO FRONT BRICKLAYERS WANTED-WHO ARE willing to work ten hours aday, Apply at 40th et., ve tween Madison and 6th avs, See hanabills. AWNHROKER'S SALE THIS DAY, BY JOHN MORTT- MEN, 18 East Broadway, of 40 lots women's choice eect ‘ie sth her goods, By order of H, Me- 192 Eighth went. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL AT PUBLIC ctlony Friday, August 2h at 1034 o'clock, at No. 18 TMasortinent of Wines and Liquors, viz: em Sherr , Port, Rhine Wine, Champagne, Tobacco and Sherry: assortment of Household Furniture, By order of w. Calligan, Beq. SHERIFF'S BALE. hs) Srockery, Giaan, ba and Piated Ware, eeale yok. RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will eell thie day hy baccay riday), at li o’glock, at auction store Fast Broadway, vii , | Ware, Dy ey svi of Chinn Sinan pag Nets, Glass Globes and umble rg aeantit oa Plaged Nereis tee . quantity of ne ere, Bc. All ee oak! valy dd moved %, ora Ware er, Sree n id a _PETER hick KS pFarior Baltes, in broca- on Bool and. Covert mg. Fable nnd it Clocks, Vases, ‘tery ine? Glnse nnd | HA rite second hand Carpets: ‘and others, Goods % M. WHTERS, AUTION BER SELLA ON FRIDAY, inst., at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal street, coey, ot Hoveshold roeeares pete se storage at my store, Broadway ; can be or before that W. P. RUDES. 65™ AUCTION BALE y 68. ‘entern Railroad Com yy Mesers. JOHN H. DRAFER & CO. Av ny y's snlearoom, 26 Exchange New York, on Wedngsieys Aun pacee, 2 12 0’ from the Lackawano: regions Ellvavetbport, Nv, airing an if BAMUBL BLOAN, Pi —FOR SALE, CORNER GROCERIES, BAKERIES, + Corner Rei rat chea cash Groceries, Liquor Stores, Biillard Saloons, Cigar Stores, Hotels, Feed Stores, iectfying Distillery, Fancy Goole and Variety Stores, Drug Btores, Boar: hire and Pr hoard ‘CHELL’S Blore Agency, 77 Cedar street, N_ ESTABLISHED DRY GOODS STORE FOR SALE— In a great business thoroughfare; has been established for years 4 ‘a well known firm who are selling $250,000 cash yearl %82,000; two large windows; good reason for selling; Patt o pening. Particulars by addressing Dry Goods Firm, ue ol A FIRST CLASS DOWN TUWN CORNER LIQUOR Store, with three years’ lease from Mny last, for sale. Appiva aH W epee street, corner of fector, from 11 to ni LARGE SIZE HERRING SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP; ZA. also owo medium and one small size Safe, of Wiider’s, Marvin's and Lilite’s, 8. G. QUIRK, 9% Maiden lane. FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE ON A PROMINENT down-town corner, with large oltice practice attached ; store sales average B50 per day; price $4,000; or will ex change for real estate. Only bonw ide purchasers address Medicus, box 216 Herald ofliee, RARE OPENING.—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES, together with a4 years’ Lease, of a Dry Goods Store for sale, in one of our principal thoroughfares; has been estab- shea ti ears, For particulars address Dry Goods Firm, erald office, ROADWAY STORE— lished business, for tors whole time being occ ter 7 P. M, at 227 Ki Zighth Bam FOR SALE CHEAP. street, WITH FIVE YEARS’ ESTAB- Je or to let, with Fixtures, proprie- upied with manufacturing. Apply 0. 422 EAST TENTH Pes SALOON FOR SALE, WITH BAR-—THREE ears’ lease; price ‘Apply on the premises, 80 Old slip, tween South and Front streets. Must b6 sold this week, TH DISTRICT, D., Heraid peru, FOR SALE—IN THE NI in complete running order, Address O. J. ollice. [RUG STORE FOR SALE-WELL STOCKED AND ood location; established many years. Apply to HALE GH ann ate, New York MACHINERY. JOR SALE_THREE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS Printer, Herald oilice. OR BALE—A SECOND HAND WORKING BEAM Engine, cylinder 4% inches by 10 feet; also Smoke Stack, Bhafts, Wbecirings. Address bos 114, Foughkeepale. OR SALE—A FOUR HORSE POWER ENGINE AND Boiler, with Shafting and Pulleys; ail in good working order. Apply at 2 North First nuvet, Waltaunaburg, LL OR SALB—-A TWELVE HORSE PORTABLE ENGINE Boller and Connectious, complete. in. good onder. For artioulars apply Wo of address WM, WILSE, 42 Fleet wtreot, ya, Fe, SALE-ONE 40 HORSE STEAM ENGINE, 18X38 one 25 horse Engine and horizontal tubular Boiler ine, 10gx24; one 6 horse Engine and Boiler (second hand). Apply to OF address ©. W. KENNEDY & CQ. coruer of First ‘orth Third streets, Williamaburg. Fo SALE—ONE CIRCULAR AND ONE GIG SAW, Het one Boring and one Drilling Machine, Lathes, Shatting, Belting, de, ‘Shop, 20 Poli street, Call between, 12 and d OF FAS Bt he avo, ‘DANIEL'S PLANING ‘ . LH. SINPSON"« Cos 42 iroatway, room ging MACHINERY. SEuLING Spikes. Nails, Brades, OUT, STEEL RAILROAD ail Rivets, Toola and sundry Mee chinery, at No, 32 Ley street. 4a. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE fs rR pr ae iets Mine atreet, near Sixth avenue. — ‘uraiture families moved, city or countty; turnly ed slipped aud stored, Money avancd so Jeanie ECIALTY.—DR. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF N, U Medical College and He, 0, Sargeous, London, oat be consulted ag usual on private diseases. Otlee 20 Centra street, ucar Chambers, N. B.—No fee unless cured, CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame @ESTELL, Professor vifery ; over 8) years’ practice. Her Infaillble Frenck Pills,’ No. 1, price @1, or No. % specially prepare. rhed ladies, peers 3, ‘which can_never fall, are safe thy. Sold only at her office, No. 1 East’ Fifty soc ‘viirat door trom Fite avcnugy and at drugilst'g 2 Greenwich street, or Bout by ution.—All others are countertelt, LL REQ tion should consult doors weat of Broadwa: UIRING CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ATTEN. Dr. ‘Ninth street, six S rortyelgnt bawrs’ He ae LL. PRIVATE DISE. SES CURED IMMEDIATELY, without mercury ; office and conaultations strictly private, By Dr. HAREIBO! j 177 Bleecker street. ME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID wie Cans the worst cases of female complaints with 4a Bt. AN, EXPERIENCED PRACTITIONER GIVES LADIES AX immediate ald, without risk or exposure, on very mode- rate terms, Address Physician, Herald office, LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY without mercury by Dr, POWERS, 191 Stanton street. Vigor and manhood Fegained by using his Elixir of Life. A LADIES’ ASSISTANT IMMEDIATELY IS DR. 4A. POWERS, 191 Stanton street. Kellef guaranteed, with or without medicines, Powerful medicines, $5. A WRELIBE,,70 LADIES IMMEDIATELY BY DR. + POWERS’ powerful female medicines; safe and auc- ul, whatever cause, 191 Stanton street, Contidential at first post. STOCK, LEASE AND GUOD WILL OF and house furnishing store. For pare _SOHN SCHRODE (VOR SALE-TH 8 Lirat clase w ticulars apply at 24 Carinine street, | Fee SALE—A LAGER Bi with all modern improvements, keepsie, N O FACTORY, FOR FIN COT and Smoking Tobacco; will be sold cheap. Apply to MAYER EBELING, 12 Pearl atreet, up stairs. OR SALE--A LOT OF SECOND HAND TOOLS, Lathes, Drilling and Planing Machines, &e.; also two Portable Engines and Boilers, 12 horse, for sale cheap. Apply to CUKTIS ‘& SHAPTER, 211 Franklin stree OR SALE—A HARDWARE HOUSE, for the past ten years, situated ti flo ihe South, and dolug & gooll paying business capital required, “Apply ALLIAM CLYMER, No. 6 Canal street. WOR SALE—FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND BAR- room 48 Broad street; must be sold, The owner ia going to Germany. FOR SALE.-A GRAIN DISTILLERY, IN GOOD WoRK- Ing order. capabie of making trom twenty-ve to thirty barrels of apirite per day with clean Lease of buildings and Fess for two years; will be sold cheap. “Address A. C., box Pout oilice, Fo, SALE—FURNISHED HOUSE—A’ BARGAIN.— ‘The entire Furnitare, Contents and Lease of a first class igh gicop, elegantly furnished en Boarding House, four story 200 per month} per throughout, centrally locat boarders néw in the houses th Prompt party can have Gouseasion Jmmediately for,» halt eaate nice on mort- . No agente’ need a; ‘Address Response nlbiey Dox 407 Post ome. — sis JOR SALE—5,000. MANU, FACTURING BUSINESS, now in full operation and doing a thriving business, Connection Aye first first class houses. WEB & CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. 9. = 5 OR SALE—FIRST CLASS ALE, LAGER BEER AND Oywer Saloon, with 4% years’ Lease. Apply at 687 Myr- He avenue, Brooklyn, F°%, SALE—SECOND HAND COUNTERS, TABLES, Deake, Show Cases, Drug Drawers, Office Railings, Hhelving, Sash, &c. Stores shelved and oilices refitted. Ap- ply to to JAMES iobais No. 9 Vestry street, near Varick aud Z1OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS DOWN TOWN BAR AND Dining Room; {# doing a good paying business; beat reasons for atl [on good chance for one who knows the busi- — ; agents apply. Address M. K. L., Herald office. noe BALE—FIRST OLAS8S GROCERY STORE, 8: Long: Fixtures, Horse and Wagon an two Rooms. Apply to M. H. PERRY, 1,49 Broadway, be tween Fortieth Bey vo Forty-first str eots. pe em THREE GROCERY STORES, ONE PAIN1 with three rooms; one Restaurant on Broadway, iwi Wee tates: acny to y to MH. PRRKY, 1,404 Broadway, between Fortieth and streets. ‘OR SALE—A FIRST OLASS LUNCH AND SAMPLE Room j lou; Trp tok ong reat ond on for four mouths. ‘Apply to WILLTAM SALE—THE GOOD WILL OF A CLOAK AND Manta Business, established several might, be added dressinaking, Also Apartments eat Twenty-second street, Fo: SALE—FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE; B on.” Apply for two days at 7 Franklin street, in buse- Fn SALE._LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, NOW full of paying boarders; satisfact reasons for neil- ug. For further particulars inquire of GATE, 32 Bond street OR SALE—LONG LEASE OF A FINE STORE ON A jeading avenue; location first class; with or without ixtures, bargain, Address U. Henry, Herald Btock and office, FIRST quae pled ROOM ATA VERY julars in: this week. For partic » O. CREHAN, « eases street, 7 R SALE—A VALUABLE CORNER LIQUOR STORR and Hasement, with 6 years’ Lease ; an old established place of Inquire at 210 Chatham street, F°TBE FOR SALE -CONTAINING 18 ROOMS, WITH Bar and, Billiard Rooms attached; location ‘canteal; ood lease aud cheap rent Apply to W. MITCHELL, 77 Jedar street. WILL SELL STOCK AND FIXTURES “OF A Lona eatablighed family Liquor Store, doing a good Dusiness, np town, and give five years’ Lease. Address H. M., Heraid office. UZLLE. agp. BREECH LOADING ARMS, ACCOUTRE a one mmu tanition, OF Ordnance and Ordnance Stores for le by SCHUYLER, WAR: TLEY & GRAHAM, Wy Maideo NE OF THE BEST BUTTER AND CHEESE STANDS in Washington market for sale at @ bargain; owner coin, wee ia. fone NG. B, HOWBS & CO., No. 2 Dey street, room No. ETIRING FROM BUSINESS.—FOR SALE, THE Riva Lease and Fixtures of the oldest Tea Store in Brooklyn, Apply at corner of Fulton and Main streets, PHOTOGRAPHERS,—THE ENTIRE STOCK AND T° incre ‘of well known kan yreaices Bowery, in pleces and lots to sult purchasers, on the p! ww, f. WALKER, een haaperncemnnsssaneemceninaeicctnmeia " pas. STORE FOR SALE—WEST SIDE; ee Eee CMtdilished afieen years; owner retiring: 459 Bixth aveuue, a ESTABLIS! % 0), ee 7208, PAYING ESTABLISHED, | x55: le for anle very cheap, $40 AA {70 Christopher street, near ene —FOR SALE, RECTIFYING DISTILLERY, $2. 500.— win retail trade; all TE yrith Fixtures aud ‘Stock to clone ag V., box 166 Heraid of 2 a FU. Ral BY aac, eau, 10 al HARTLE' RAHAM, 19 ‘AL ER, tL TEATS Pe 18, 000, Q00e Fier SOMU TLE: MARBLE E MANTELS. T cal 219 BLOOR! B cs ye Le Tr re fo ar sao CS sander EIZED SLATE MA! Greg s ~ ged HALF THE PRICE T. B, FART, 606 Sixth , between Thinty-ofih nd Thirty nian neecis —— Me Lig ming Rf PLACE IN THE ‘ity to purchase oe designs at a ery iow ate 4 ie at A. ABER? 8 Paatote We Works, tr] Bighteet jour Third av., New York. Out this out N jARBLE in manufac! put up to t i ‘country. * Ge unice vat —A LADY WRITES :—POR- relieved ag in one {yy without 0. Dr, A. M. MAURICEAU, AA tuguese Female Pil inconvenience, like magic. Pr oflive 129 Liberty street, or sent by male & 880 OF DISEASES ‘at 129 Liberty street; , from whatever cause, M, MAURICEAU, M BS PRO! wouen, WO ve en certain relief to lad pain or fneonventence. A SURE CURE, WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICINE, BY Doctress ROSS, M4 West ‘Twenty-seventh street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, Her pills are certain. ‘Con- sultation free, She never fails. MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. AND MADAME DUBOIS (25 years’ practice) guarantee certain relief to married ladies, with or without meuic no pain or ineon- venience, Female restorative 5, Patients from a distance Provided with Hoard, wurulngy c scientifically appl ce 36 TI enth at New Yorke ‘CURED WITHOUT DELAY. OR INCON- consultations and of- i Vir ihowcker street. ADIES 4° venience; medicine, nursing, ce very private. Dr. HARKIS VENEZUELA. Troops for the Siege of Puerto Cabello—In- surgent Chiefs Distracting the Country—The Blockade of Laguayra. SANTIAGO DE CuBA, August 11, 1868. I have additional advices from Venezuela, extend- ing to July 23 and giving further particulars of some events that have already been reported, On July 16 General Monagas was in San Joaquin actively pushing forward troops for the siege of Puerto Cabello, Besides the forces already reported a8 moving on the piace two columns, commanded by Generals Antonio Bello and Desiderio Escobar, had arrived at Victoria to co-operate. Gencral Rufo Rojas had enrolled a part of the militia of Aragua for the same object. Sefior Espinosa had been rein- stated in his position of Governor of the State of Carabobo, and was doing all he could to augment the number of troops at the disposal of General Monagas. General Luis Level de Goda has been made commander-in-chief of a corps that Is to ope- rate in the Western portions of the republic. His men will be chiefly furnished by the State of Bolivar. General Patifio, the ex-peon and present ruler of the provinces of Barquisimeto and Garacui, had pro- nounced, after his own manner of doing things. That !s to say, that generally he is neither for Mona- gas, Falcon, Bruzual or any one else, but especially for himself. He had sent a commission, composed of Sefiors Victor Ariza, Juan Amengual and Pablo Lara, to Valencia to treat with Monagas. Sefior Ariza afterwards is to proceed to Puerto Cabello to enter into negotiations with Bruzual. The news feom the valleys of Tuy was very unfavorabie to a settlement of the civil wars of the country, General Joaquin Salazar, sustained by General Pearo J. Gomez and the notorious Moronta, nad placed him- self at the head of a revolutionary movement that rejects Monagas, Falcon, #ruzual, Patifio and every- body else except Jonquin Salazar, for whom they go in strongly, particularly the said Joaquin Salazar himself. 1¢ was in Valencia that acom- mission would soon be sent to Puerto Cabello to offer to Bruzual and his forces terms of surrender, A number of the most respectable citizens of the re- public were mentioned as likely to constitute the commission. In Puerto Cabello the Falconists num- ber eight hundred men, well armed, though badly supplied with provisions, The place, naturally strong, has been much strengthened, Bruzual having ore the rails of the railroad in his fortifications, He officially notified the Consuls of the city of the establishment of the government there, for th time being, and had communicated to them coples o! ®@ number of decrees that had been issued, Pachano and Maroto (the former # brother-in-law vot President Fajcon) arrived in Puerto Cabello on Jul, 14 from Curacao, charged with @ misston to Bruzual from the said ut Its nature had not been made public. ‘The war steamer Bolivar and the’schooner Mariacal were blockading Fre pee despite the foreign diplo- matic corps hi endorsed Reuiine Monagas goveru- nient’s protest inst the of the blockade, On the 15th the ponces raroupt tc to land a body of troops, under Colonel Lut ‘anuel Garcia, at aoe gusta, but the cae 7 et by the Mon: forces of the place, olonel Garcia was wound in the e1 ment. This blockading squadron is com- manded by Commodore Kobert Todd, an English Sas officer in Falcon’s service, There are que indred and sixteen, all told, on the Boli ‘Thave Weneen brought here by the schooner Fen- Bean from Curacoa, which presents the aspect of ‘fairs in Venezuela ina much more favorable light forthe Falcon a party than the foregoing. Briefly is the purport that the revolution Was fast los grounds that Monagas dared not ate tack Puerto lo, because of dssensions.in his own aes See | Bruzual was dally receiving addi- tions to bis that he had united his party with that of General Pedro Manuel Rajas, of Barinas, in 4 common opposition to Monagas—the Presidency, in case of success, to devolve upon Rojas; that many of the interior towns were backing the jJatter; that Maracaibo and the State of Zulia remained true to the government, and that Cora was menaced with counter revolution. I endorse neither the truth o: a pa view of the Venezuelan situation nor of the preceding Monagastan one, I have re- ported the latter news aa I have received them, Let ba eas accept them for what they may seem orth, THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Chenpest and Best Newspaper in the Country. The WeeKLY HeRALD of the present weck, now ready, contains the very latest European News by the Cable up to the hour of publication; Telegraphic Despatches from all parts of the world; Washington Gossip; Obituary Notices; the Current News of the Week; the Fashions; Amusements; Varieties; Indus. trial Items; Faceti; Sporting; Polttical and Re- gious Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the promi- nent, topics of the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial [n+ telligence, and accounts of all important and ine teresting events of the week. ‘Tanas:—Single subscription, $2; Three copies, #5; Five copies, $3; T $15; Single copies, each, Alt cr of advertisement® ia the Warsty UenaLD five ce luserte