The New York Herald Newspaper, April 18, 1869, Page 13

MLUCITARY NOTES, The Sevent) regiment will to-morrow (Monday) @vening celebrate the eighth anniversary of its de- parture from this city to the defence of the national capital in a manner befitting the occasion. The regl- ment ts to assemble in full dress uniform at the @rmory, when Mayor Hall, on behalf of the Corpora- tion of this city, will present the command with a new stand of colors, The parade will begin at eight ¥. M, precisely. Members in full dress and ladies accompanying them will be admitted without tick- ets. Every effort is being made by the various com- panies to make the occasion one long to be remem- bered. The armory, it is said, is to be decorated with flowers ‘from top to bottom.” There will be a promenade after the presentation. The Forty-seventh is to have a promenade concert ‘on the 13th of May, a military critic says to “inaugu- rate” the completion of the repairs to the armory. How the completion of the repairs can be inaugu- rated is rather a piers fe Talking of the Forty-seventh regiment, Colonel id E. Austin was made the recipient some, time nce of @ set of epaulets anda sword belt, Com- pany E were the donors, Reap apie of the First brigade, General Postley, has sustained the appeal of Second Lieu- tenant t Henry Abel, First regiment cavalry (who was artialed some time ago), in as far as the Penalties for “not accepting the office of first Heu- tenant upon being elected thereto,’? and for not ac- counting for ball tickets, which the appellant averred he never received. ‘How on earth any court martial, composed of officers of average intelligence, could have imposed a penalty on an oiticer for such @ thing as refusing to accept an office tendered him, and not accounting for ball tickets, is more than most ost Bo le can very well understand. ‘The brigade nder hitg the nati square on the head when 0 688, in his special order relating to the case, that «‘tt would be more creditable if some officers accept- office for which they are wholly uulitted had e grace to decline.” The commandant of the Fifty-fifth regiment should be a little cureful in his general orders to say just exactly what he means, In an order just issued Telating to the new Dili of dress for the regiment the following sentence appears:—‘‘Any members of this command failing to appear hereafter at any drill or Parade in any other than the bill of dress adopted as above shall be returned to court martial and shall be subjected, accord to the code, toa fine of not More than twenty-tive doliars or less than five dol- lars for each offence.” According to the above any meember of the rogiment who appears in the new Uniform subjects himself to a fine of not more than twenty-five dollars or an amount less than five dol- Colonel Wilcox 1s to be tendered a serenade by the Ninth regiment on the evening of the 21st dost, at his residence in Park avenue, near Thirty- Dfth street. The regiment will, the same evening, have a drill at the armory, to be followed by a “moonlight parade,’ moou or no moon. The ruth iment—Jeferson Guard—will parade to-morrow (Monday) in honor of Jefferson’s birth. day. The regiment will be reviewed at the City Hall by the Mayor. There will be an election for the Moe tion of major inj this regiment on the 6th of May. Coes Meyer intends to resign next month, He jas been connected with the regiment fourteen yeare Sergeant Major Ingebrand has been elected second Meutenant of Com nees. D and Lieutenant Krinm faptain of Company 4. The Third brigade wi be ordered to parade for field movements next month. Should Tompkins juare not be in a proper condition for drill the Commissioners will be petitioned to grant the use of a portion of the Park for the drill, Of course Mr, Green won't refuse. Jacob Fuchs, chief of line caissons, Battery K, First regiment of artillery, was ejected’ sevond lieu: tenant of the battery on tho 14th inst. Second Lieutenant Tate, Company G, Eighth regi- prent, has been elected first lieutenant, and Sergeant rns second lieutenant of the company. The Twenty-third regiment will have a full dress inspection and review by General Meserole on the 6th of », Which is to be followed by a promenade con- cert and hop. ‘The Veteran Association of the Seventy-first regi- ment will hold its first annual banquet on the 2ist instant, at the Hoffman House. No person not a “subscriber” will be honored by a “teed” on the Occasion. Right! On the 17th of next month Battery K, First regi- ment artillery, will have a full mounted drill at ee square. Now, then, Captain Heubner should remember how his battery fired of its guns #0 full charged last year as to break the windows of the houses adjoining the square. Are we to have the game performance over again? ‘The Brooklyn ran (the Forty-seventh regiment) will have an exhibition drill on Monday, May 13. Lieutenants Jobn H. Gear, of C company, and Robert Henderson, of G company, have resigned. Eawin H. Johnson has been elected First Licutenant of D company, John Eaton First Lieutenant of A com. ee sean E. Barnes Second Lieutenant of company. An election to fill the office of colonel of the Sixth regiment infantry, made vacant by the resignation of Colonel Steinway, will be held atthe armory of the regiment on the evening of the 23d inst. There fre several candidates spoken of, but it is more than Probable that a selection will be made from the ofMicers of the regiment. In reply to & communication asking for his oMctal opinion A the subject Adjutant General Townsend decides, with General Shaler, that ‘ail officers, of whatever rank, serving in whatever corps or arm of the service, shoula wear shoulder straps of dark Diue cloth.’ The Second brigade wiil @t Prospect Park next mouth, Foc ART NOTES. The Journal Ofpiciel of Paris publishes a report to the Emperor, from Marshal Vaillant, Minister of the Emperor's ‘Hoamshoia aud Ping Aris, on the N National Museums of France:— His Excellency shows by a ated retdm from the Superintendent of the Department, Count de Nieuwerkerke, and which 1s appended, that the paneer statues, antiquities, &c., have during the fifteen years increased m number about 45,000. During the reconstruction of @ part of the Tulleries and of the Louvre a great number of those objects were placed provisionaily in the Nm ge but as the alterations in the two palaces now ter- munated the space to be devoted tot the fine art galleries, comprising in all 142 rooms, can be calculated With exactitude, The result is ‘that there will remain @ considerable surplus of artistic Lag for which there will be no place, The Minister, consequence, proposes that these latter aout be distributed among the departments to those |i towns which have made praiseworthy efforts create jocal museums, onurich those they formerly possessed, and restore their ancient charches and Fronaments. His Excellency, in conclusion, sug: goats the appointment of a commission com; i of the Superintendent, with le members, of whom six are £6 bé chosen from mat State bodies and the same number from t .. cadewy of Fine Arts, le for fleld exercise for deciding on the preparatory measures of selec- tion and directing aad aap the carrying out of this proposal. The report is followed by an imperial decree ap- proving of the measure and nominating the mem- of the commission. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL| a okey de. RN JNDER THIS HEAD ADVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING BRANCH OFFICE, ie FULTON STREET. poy Ht beg ST. big bake 7TH AND 6TH ‘A Protestant woman as good 24 | East 29TH ST., NEAR 2D AV., IN THE STORE.— good ment and pastry cook; would do some Seahing; exlatiout toterecos,” Oats bo eves for two aay 30 EAST MTH &8T., NEAR 2D AV.—A YOUNG Ya roman a8 cook, Washer and froner; no objection io understands her work. Can | housework in o'clock on Monday. Gh SITUATION AS FIRST CLA oroughiy eficient young woman; rou! understands ail kinds of | meate, game, soups and pastry. has lived to the beat families and bas the moat nerceptiovabie references. Apply In Canton st., third house ae Mr. MoMaaus’, open Fort Green Hill, Chasers &e. 2] Past arte ar. NT OTRL AS CHAM. bermatd and walttees, or ing, Can be seen at the above address bal ators 13 oelock om Mt lay. = iT SST st. -} RESPECT, an woman ae con hy me ba ing bouse beet city roteren cham| ett im F oDreron a EAST 20TH 8 < 2D AV.—AN AMERICAN f 310 woolowakn™ He country, as chambermald or to do Dressmakers and Scamstresses. gm 67, (EAST), BETWEEN IST AND 2D AYS., sonble Glock sad Dressmaking., Patterns of Stary OI e1 monet ted fet Mane juin Boye Sule cul and made, nae. iption, Ladies Si kta sewing alien AST 80TH 7A FIRST Pay PASeMAKSR 15 Sant Wants a Cow more customers Uy, the day oF wee bn is Gi r & Bal Wilkos me understands. cuit ‘Cail on or WEST 4TH 8ST. Ceo ped ae frat one itting and trimming in every ° 3 FIRST FLOOR.—A LADY, ake ving the best’ trimm AMAtrARROR, nals of eee ad pat atterua rom in Para Torte done toon ves few imate ongng meus) wraagert ems te oraer trom @2 vain di #4, On wort hotles. Apply to Madame WEST 16TH ST.-A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER BT Se Hao enter peel canta St bu feu Tun Sperate on sewing machines, “Coll or eddross tt Tah NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY 4PRIL 18, 1869—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ___ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, oD BEA! SAT ihe Ay ITH AY ‘Ss antl = GOuD AMBTHESS, TO WORK BY BY LADY OF expeplence ) OULD LIKE AN pid agement as milliner and trimmer; @ permanent ation. Address Milliner, box its Herald office. COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WANTS A SITUA. tion to cnt and fitin an establishment; est reference. dress ery office, General Housework, &c. STH AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, WITH first class reference, to do general housework, 497: 53] NEST_STH St, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT o- ’ om. A young gitl to do general housework in a nice private fam ood plain cook, Waser and ironer ; rence: Cail PAodday a and Tuesday. Housekeepers, &e. EAST 10TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE WIDOW lady as housekeeper in an Israelite family; no ob- 221 I jection to to o travel beat reference. 25. vue 20TH 8T., NEAR 8TH AV.—AN AMERICAN ly as housekeeper; elderly entleman's a or lady's family patent: highost reference. “Address 4.5() STH AV, SECOND FLOOR—AN AMERICAN woman ab housekeeper; hotel preferred; woll ex- perlenced in that capacity. A LADY WISHES A POSITION Am HOUSEKEEPER or to take the charge of a house in absence of owner. Address N Mre. A. D., Herald oflice. A G AMERICAN WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION istant housekeeper; would wait on an invalid or take charge of a young infan feat; good il city reference ; no ob- Jectlon to t the e country, Address P. F, E., Herald ollice, A YOUNG LADY FROM MASSACHUSETTS, OF GOOD address and refinement, seeka a home in & family of ieans; a thoroughly acquainted with domentic duties ; would oversee for a lady, taking that interest which a sister or children: would, or would instruct and haye the care of small children: Pwr) testimonials nenpeat ts character given required. Address for two weeks ‘Aunto W., sta- tion a, New York, aes WANTED—BY AN ERRUERGED housekeeper :felty reference given. Address Mrs. A., station D, Bible Ui ANTED.—AN EXPERIENCED LADY WISHES TO engage with a good family as housekeeper; would take charge of the house during their absence t rough the sum- mer, or would travel with a lady; highest references givon, Address Post, Brooklyn Post oflice. Nurses, &c. IN THE FANCY STORE. — Beat city references. 245 BAY: MONTHLY 3) nurse, 327 EAST JST St—A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE to take caro of children andsew; no objections to the country or to travel. 5 QQ YEPSON ST.—MONTHLY NURSE. CALL ON Monday, 2D AV.—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN wishes a baby to wet nurse at her own residence. Cali for two days. RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED SCOTCH PROTEST- ant person wishes a situation as nurse; can take care Of @ baby from a month old; either town of country or to travel: beat city reference. ' Address Miss Anne, box 1,774 Laundresses, &c. 136 WEST UTH ST., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A respectable woman, to go out by the day or week to do washing ‘and froning, or cleaning; Understands all kinds of we cooking; best city reference given. Call all 219 WEST 82D St, SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— ‘A respectable woman wants a few geatlemen’s or families’ wasting. Call for two days. Waitresses, &c. 436 5D, AY: BETWEEN 82D AND 38D 8TS., BASI- ) men woman to go out washing or house clean- Sng by the day. Miscellaneous, 18 LUDLOW st., ATTIC ROOM.—A RESPECTABLE, steady woman to go out by the day, woek or month; ‘a good cook; good city reference. 34, BAST ISTH ST. TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A tablo woman offers her services free to a family about going to Hurope; is accustomed to. travel as Durse; good references given. Can be seen until engaged, O11 WEST STH St.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED = to take care of a building or to clean houses. Call for four days from 9 to 4 o'clock. 952 WEST SOTH ST., IN THE STORE.—A RESPECT- ‘able woman (French) would like to do the cleaning Of a gentleman's oflice; would also take a couple of gentle- men’s washing. Call at or address for two days, _._ HELP WANTED— W4xtep—rinsr « CLASS 0 OPERATORS ON WHEELER & Wilsou's machine, 279 6th av. Warr a CLASS MILLINER, av. APPLY aT Wi uieor a DRESSMAKERS AT 373 BLEECKER any day this w week. ANTED—A WET NURSE. CALL BEFORE 10 A: M. on Dr. Phelps, 279 4th av. ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS WHO OAN OPERATE ON ‘a Wheeler & Wilson's machine, Apply on Monday at 822 West 42d at. ANTED—THREE FIRST CLASS SALESWOMEN FOR the ribbon, mg and straw gi lepartments, Ap- ply to M. 'T. Higgins, 12 ANTEDFIKST CLASS HANDS ON FINE SUIT: constant (work. JAMES MoCREERY & ©0., Broadway. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS mounting and trimming photographs. Apply at %5 Nas- sau at., room 2} ATED. on CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS; rence required. Apply from 10 to 12 A. M. at 48 West ef ANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO ATTEND ebildren and do up stairs work. Apply at 112 East 63d ‘6th av. ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SEAMSTRESS- who can cut and fit and sew on Singer's machine, AD 219 East 18th at ply a Waxteo—s PROTESTANT GIRL, TO ASSIST IN THE general housework of a small American family; Ger- man preferred, Apply at 108 West Lith st. TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MILLINER TO GO A short distance from New York: = good home and good wages given. Inquire at Bamberg & ‘Hill's, 441 Broadway, ANTED—FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS; ONLY those who understand trimming. Also appentice aod keep the room in order, 23 East 15th st., near Broadway. ‘ANTED—GOOD EMBROIDERERS ON YOKES AND aleeves; bring sample of work; it required, 1% 84 av., near 12th RLS AND BOYS TO FILL IN SHOW AMards at ATS. Smale, Now t, Dark place, New York; none need apply but good hands. Also agents wanted. JANTED—A SEAMSTRESS; ONE WHO CAN CUT Pris nd fit ladies’ and children’s dresses. Apply at 62 West ‘ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A GIRL FOR ‘general housework; must be a good cook, washer and froner. Call at 106 West S3d st. eeiae cle juired in every family, which wi i fo $8 a day. ‘Address Le E, 8. Herald ee bi ws NTRD—OPERATORS ON WHE ‘LER & WILSON'S and Willcox & Gibbs’ machines. Inquire at 26 West 4th , near Broadway. pare Wanten—a FIRST CLASS OPERATOR ON GROVER & Baker's machine; only one accustomed to dress- making need apply; also first class hands. ‘Madam L, ADOLPHUS, 862 Broadway. Con CRMEN_AND GARDENERS. seronmenometin OSB | PRESENT | EMPLOYE A we ooacHMe De iees Asmar situa = lene fe. ‘city fer noes. For particulars re 8, Kaufman, Esq. 89 Nasnau ME i Nils SINGLE YOUNG MAN Wa.S?S,4 SITUATION AS coachman ; bas no objection sda? | oan fer nish three years’ reference from bi briety, osee ‘and capability. Can be Broadway, tn the trunk store. panne WANTED—WHO CAN USE OXEN AND HAS a wife a good butter maker; American, 8co.“’h or Ger- man preferred. Apply from 9 to 12 and 3 to6 at 7.4 Broad- way, under the bank, Won ae SITUATION BY 4 YOUNG CLONED man, aa coachman ; good re! en.80 ‘nll at 89 West L8ch st, for three dayas HARLES GLASPY NOGS. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young man, as gardener, who thoroughly understands his busi satisfactory reference, Can Be deo f for three daya a68% Bast 2th st, a BY A GERMAN PROTESTANT MAN AND man &6 gardener and to take care of horses Me as cook and laundress. Addresa W. R., ANTED=A SITUATION AS GROOM AND COACH- man or gardener, by a single man, competent in each sition; has good reference from his employers, Address . D. O. Herald office, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND groom, by ® young man of sober habits; understands wilking and is ‘an ‘experienced groom and careful driv wages not 80 much an object as a comfortable place; 1s en: tirely temperate; willing and obliging; no. objection’ to the country, ‘Address for three days T. G., box 240 Herald o HELP WANTED—MALES, \ DVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS HEADING RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT-OU) BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. I Noses WANTED—TO SELL COLLARS IN SOUTH- ern and Eastern States, Inquire ut 28 Warren at, ) Finst CLASS PORTER WANTED. H. T. HELMBOLD, 5% Broadway. LOST AND F FOUND. A DvaN EEE NPE z ct ** BRANCH OFFICE, M5 FI TON STREET, — ONE OF THE JERSEY BOAT ProURD.—on ows tf fan have by calling ai street, Brooklyn, and pay ing ex ~ STREET, APRIL 13, A UND—IN THIRTY-NINT ea parcel of Goods, which the owns, ‘=> 58Y® by proving Sarre ae KEhNELUY, 127 Wet Thirty-my. "> MTOM _ WHITE CAT; HAVING THE MARKS es ard will be paid for its return A BAG, Henry OST—A PuAon LEATHER WALLET, CONTAINING photographs and papers. The finder will oblige ihe lover? as reward. ry returning same, and may the moue} “Addseas Kinasson, 224 Williain siroute "4 OST—BANK BOOK NO. 10,21, ON THE MECHANICS ‘and Traders adore, Bavings lastitutlon, The finder will leave it at the bank, 283 Bowery. OST—ON THE 3D INST., A GOLD apc gg VAL- ued ase gift, for which its value will be given and no uestions asked. Information Jeading to recovery rewarded. ddress 8. H. W., box 2,988 Post o! I OSTTUESDAY LAST, BETWEEN TENTH pane 14 and Sixth avenue and 16 Fifth ae ight Penge contalning & sum of inside. A suitable reward will be gi to No. 18 Firth avenue. [08 zON, BROADWAY, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND nd strects, a small,’ single case lady's gold Watch, With gold face: had beeu in uae some time, "A reward Will be patd for same at Of Exchange placs. I OST—ON FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, IN GOING 4 from Thirty-first street, in a Fourth avenue car, to Steinway Hall, a Gold Enamelled Bracelet. The finder wil be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at 37 East Thirty- Gret street, near Madison avenue, O3T IX GOING FROM FIRST PLACE, BROOKLYN, ‘via Greenwood cars and Fulton ferry, to 138 Maiden lane, !] Memorandum Book, containing #10 in carrenc) ry is. Find ft to Woodrus & ny and will please return the boo 2 Maiden lane, New York. ARBIERS WANTED FOR THE NEW YORK HERAL IN BROOKLYN. Apply at the BRANCH OFACE OF THE NEW YORK ERALD, 145 Fulton street, Brooklyn. JANVASSERS WANTED.—ENERGETIC PERSONS CAN / make from #1 to $10 per day. Apply between 9 and 6 ofoldek to J. HENRY SMITH, Agent, othee of Win. Manning, FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD NARRIERS WANTED vi BROOKLYN. IN Apply at the BRANCH OFFICK OF THE NEW YORK WERALD, 145 Fulton street, Brooklyn, YARRIERS WANTED FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD 4 YM BROOKLYN: | Apply at the BRANCH OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, 145 Fulton street, Brooklyn. EN OF CHARACTER, OUT OF EMPLOYMENT, willing to work at canvassing, come to Smith, Co,, manufacturers of elastic hand stanips, 68 Cort ‘ANTED—A BOY IN A STATIONERY STORE, WAGES B85 ver week. Address L, Y. B., Herald office, ‘ANTED—THREE SERVANTS; COOK, WASHER and froner; chambermald snd waitress; nurse and seamstress; French preferred. Apply on Monday at 21 West 85th at., New York olty. ANTED—A GOOD OPERATOR ON WHEELER & ‘Wilson's sewing machine; one who is used to making ladiew eer ‘undergarments, Inquire at 32 3d av., ANTED—A FIRST CLASS BRANCHER OF FLOW- sera; none need apply who do not understand the busl- ness perfectly. ime. NATALIE TILMAN Sant ‘ANTED | IMMEDIATELY-AN — EXPBRIENCED dressmaker, to act asforewoman. A good cutter and fitter can find steudy and. remunerativeemployiuent. Apply at 30 East 14th st. to C. M. Olney and Co, ANTED—AN ACTIVE BOY ACQUAINTED WITH {he city to do errands. Apply to Mine, A. G, Russell, 38 WANTED-A SMART BOY, TO MAKE CHANGE: ‘also a youth to sell furnishing goods. Apply to Cas- aidy & Tiernan, 202 Bowery. Winn FEW NICE, RESPECTABLE CASH ane C0 0 Apply, with recominentaiions, to A. T. STEW- Broadway, 4th av., 9th and 10th’sts, ANTED—AT 19 BARCLAY A MAN WELL RE- commended and who understands packing window glass. ‘ANTED—A BOY, FROM 14 TO 18 YEARS OLD, TO attend bar. One accustomed to the business and hay- ing good references may apply at 42 Uuion square. ‘ANTED—IN A HOTEL LAUNDRY, A FIRST AND second troner; must understand polishing shirts; the first $25 per month, the recond $16, Inquire for Mrs. Wilson, room 62, Sweeny’s Hote! ANTED—A YOUNG LADY TO MAKE CHANGE AND assist nt Keeping accounts in a retail store; must be good in penmanship and quick at ficures; Address, with proper recommendations, @. D., Branch Herald ‘office, rooklyn. 2 LADIEFS' DRESS CAP MAKERS; ALSO INFANTS’ +) medallion lace cap makers wanted at 413 Broadway, corner Lispenard le THOMAS. 10 APPRENTICES—TO LEARN BONNET FRAME making; steady work guaranteed; serve two weeks. Apply smmenniey at Excelsior manufactory, ‘383 Canal st. 50 “BONNET FRAME MAKERS WANTED.—APPLY at 363 Canal at. P. KELLY & CO. 330) WEST, 8D STAN INTELLIGENT ENGLISH e rl as lady’s maid or to take care of children ; refers to present employer. Address. LADY WISHES A POSITION AS A NURSERY GOV. erness in a gentleman's family; can give six years’ good Toference, Address Sanford, Herald office, for three days. FRENCH LADY WOULD LIKE TO GO WITH A wally 60 California. References given, Address A. onic ¥., Hi YOUNG CHICAGO. LAPY ag COPYIST, BOOK. Keeper or aaleswoman, in New had experi doce, ““Adureas Le box b4S Bost oflioe, Chicago, Iie LADY OF EDUCATION DESIRES A POSITION AS companion to an elderly Indy understands modera lan- Guages and music, Adpress M. C. Hi., Herald offlee, N ENGLISH WIDOW LADY DESIRES A SITUATION as housekeeper, or would travel with @ family goin, abroad; salary uot a0 much an ob, Jct at good home; good city references Address box 1,624 Fost ollice. EUROPEAN LADY, ENGAGED AS DAUY TEACH- er, will give thorough instruction in mozic and French (peg nired abroad) for pleasaut home, Address L. R., A Fifteenth street. YOUNG LADY DESIRES A gi WO AS AS: A, “Palani teacher of the ‘ano in rpeddlgs ere there in. Professor oy music tn attendance; is very successful fn teach- sig le little ones, Address, with particulars, Pianoforte, Herald A GERMAN Bape AGED PJ co having oF PLEASING speaking six lan; ng tri wi acbiobiun's mily for seven ‘yeurs, over much of Kuropey ff Europe, would accepts ike pootion with party of influence. Ad: Srese Trype ite, Herald office. YOUNG LADY oF het ator ted AND REFINE. ment desires a home in a nice family in return for feaching music to two or more children; or would assist in all kinds of family sewing, Good reference as to ability in both departments. Address for one week, Companion, 244 Fulton at. hare i.3. 50 room No. 6, Brooklyn. rae, SITUATION WANTED, AS COMPANION TO an invalid lady; Urst class references, Address Invalid, station 0, ITUATION WANTED—A‘ AS COMPANION AND SEAM- streas to a lady; thore shy understands cutting garments fel of ail kinds. Address Miss Helen Dean, Union Souare Post RANSLATING, COPYING OR ANY SIMILAR EMPLOY- ‘ment desired a Indy thorougb!; and severn! foreiun languages ; best ‘A., bog 43 Herpld off WO YOUNG FOREIGN LADIES WISH TO GET POST- Hone; ong to give instruction oF as governess in 6 family, mpanion; no objection to travel oF to the other has’ general knowledge as sales ment; antiafactory refer- Jdreas Governess and Saleslady, Brooklyn familiar with Eoetieh ference, Address R. L. or as Ii 0 in the country; indy in a fancy and millinery departm: ence given.§ Ad Post oflice. HELP WANTED—FEMALES, 5a “COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WANTED ONE WHO AS finish and trim amart. None others need apply. Call avice ath av. corner of 35th SALESGIRU WANTED—IN A FANCY DRY soces store; one who can sell goods and please customet who fs accustomed to arranging stock and keeping {t {n order, and who can dress show he Apply at the Ladies’ Workbox, 1,123 Fulton ay., Brooklyn. N ENERGETIC AMERICAN LADY OF INTEGRITY A wanted as forewoman or partner ; business very profit- able; ited article of Indies’ wear; sales i 4 un usual Inducements. Address, with particulars, Osborn, Her- ald office. TTENTION,—NO CHARGE TILL SUITED. Wanted, 100 cooks, hor He RL ig 4, housewor! chamber- inaidn der “Apply at the magnidcent new ‘ollees 139 Oth, avy above 10th st., over drug store. ASTERS WANTED.FOR | FINE. BARA SHIRTS, it Hh st. entrance. A. T. STEWART & UO., eediiitaerten ‘Broadway, 9th and ti ate, AND EMBROIDERERS ON LADIES’ AND Bihiare's garments waste ago operators take ot dorgarments and infante’ call he Marseilles an i A. T. STEWART & CO, ae Brongway, wa sy! Toth ate, ‘Apply at 9b at, entranes, yt ie: TLLUBION wo Mbp oad WANTED-—ALSO Ot resemakore ACC to making and puting aod bands for ations ve a 5 Ince walt ‘ig on i ment by the week If proterred, fray, Oh 3 WANTED-AT 189 WAVERLEY epine' EME perieneed trimmers and finishers need appl La IRST CLASS DR! ‘14th at, None oth IRST CLAS® CRAPE WORKE ‘giso dress trimmers wanted, ind and Chrystie sts. R,— WANTED, FH finnage as furnieved room Nd ofllee. evan va ge 18 BAST eed SHIRT, FINISHERS ; ‘ Taylor's, on A Pe LADY TO ddreas, for inter- view, O ADIES' UNDER, LINEN.—CUTTER WANTED fscet Ca whol yn I, ine of the . waineee, ability hacement can can have e nent altua- Address, with references ealary ‘oxpected, Tr.40., nd TLLINERS WANTED.—TWO FIRST CLASS MILLI- Mun bere wanted, None others need apply at 669 6th av.) Norse AND SEAMSTRESS WANT seo) ffl WES 1 well recommet aianda the enre’ of, children; german pref H eraat be 8 Protestant. Apply at 28 Went 491 ST S18T ST.—A RESPECTADBL Ee “WOMAN AS Teamairese for family sewing or dresamaking by day HOF 8T.-AN EXPERIENCED DRESS- Ate ies a fow more cuntomera- by the day or or address Drossmaher, A WD PERATORS ON WHEELER & yisors SEWING machines , constant employ ty iven, RO! BT, 8. PYKE o PERATORS w NTED—FOR AERLBR §, iao Apply to B. G,' Bean, SECOND Ping T a leh Suita, $4 & Bet enti ending and dospaton, loves aud € machines, at James MeCreery ALESLADY W. pL ae a BE THOROUGHLY Ny) crrnnetel to wel Ae fancy goods. earn towers i Kppiy ot ‘Hinton place. ie ____ SITUATIONS | WANTED—MALES. Pl A YOUNG ELOCUTIONIST AND READER, WHO IS obliged to give up his profession, desires to travel in Europe as a companion or assistant to a gentleman or widow lady, Address Lester Kemble, New York Post oflice, ANTED—EXPERIENCED MEN TO L TERRI- Sour foe the best patent out. Callon or address E. R. Beach, Broadway, New York. ANTED-AGENTS TO INTRODUCE A NEW AR: ole bas 9 large sale; pays hundanmely:a few emart rhea Tee ee pply to Ginene Manu- facturing Company, Mott. Bullding, 253 roadway, room 69, ‘ANTED—A GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO ENGAGE IN the city; would prefer one who has had experience in the mercantile business in the country. Address R. W., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A STOUT, ACTIVE BOY, IN A SHIP chaniaey tore, make, hinieel fenerally useful ; must be a penman. and well recommended. "Address, in own baudwriting, H., box 3,24 New York Post ofice, | ANTED—TWO FRENCH WAITERS; MUST BE ‘smart and netiv ; Hood, wages. Apply between 10 and 12 on Monday at J. W. 8. Aspell's Restaurant, Erie Railway depot, Take Chambers atrect ferry. ‘ANTED—A DRIVER FOR A MINERAL WATER wagon; one accustomed to the ag ‘and the care of horses, comp to. make collections and willing to. make himself generaily useful. Address, with references and full information, Tarleton, Herald otlice. NY MANUFACTURER NEEDING AN AN ACTIVE MAN, experienced, reliable and efficient can address C. F. box 3,651 Post oifice, and advertiser will call. YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN SOME Kind of business; woult te willing t9 mak. himeelt enerally useful; first class reference from last employer, XGdreas Reltable, box 24 Bleecker st. Post office, New York, BY, A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, THOROUGHLY EX- rienced fo business and reliable, to de anyikiag of go anywhere to make money. Misfortune and Any bi dress confidentially, Bince: ity, box air Herald office. dy or gentleman can ad ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS VALET OR WAITER tna family, by aman who perfectly nndery business; best city reference, Address W. H., box 104 ald office. Ber- HQ RAILROAD \TRACKLAYERS AND. | SPIKERS OU wanted—On Dutchess and Columbia Railroad. In- quire at engineer's office, Fishkill Village, N. Y. HE TRADES, Atk FIRST CLASS GRAINER WANTED.—APP AX ENGINEER WANTED—AT JOHN KENNEDY'S ‘steam marblo works, Broadway, corner of 25th st. None but a competent engineer need apply. BY AND CARRIAGE PAINTER WANTED.—APPLY at | Wood Brothers, 129 Crosby st. -EWELR' WANTED, ONE OR . TWO BOYS TO J learn the Jewelry trade; one with some knowledge of ig aa preferred. App'y to J. Ormsby, 193 Broadway, Toom CLERKS: AND. SBALESMEN, _ ENT BOOKKEF?" 4 wisites EMPLOY- AS ment either a8 BUC” or gy general, clerk in a respectablo yee ne “a4 nt give permanent references. Address Jn Borala A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO YOUNG men to learn dentistry gratis. Rg will state profession, references and If provided for one 18, Herald office, Dee, age, Ad G1 DRUG CLERK WANTED_ONE WHO mpeteit 10 take charge of the wholesale de ‘clerx ; ust come well recommended partment; order TAddress, with references, Wholosa' Dyuggist, Herald oice, BESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A BITUA- tion as out door collector or light porter; would make himsel useful; is strictly sober and steady; has the best city references. Address J. W. C., box 214 Horald oftice. HOPOORAPHERS.—A FIRST CLASS OPERATO! P wanted for views ; also a good canvasser seer tadue: ments; at Kirk's Stutto, 194 Broad street, J. AINTERS WANTED—1TWO ) MEN, TO qT country; also ove young man uuder instruction. Call ‘at 175 Elizabeth at., top floor, ANTED, AGOOD FORWARDER steady employment and Co., importers of MERCHANT Me tia at BY A OUSTOm cutter of some years’ experi: an engagement ata Sodere lary, permanent emy antroae being the object in ress Custom Cutter, fl Herald office, WO STRICTLY FIRST CLASS JOB COMPOSITORS, accustomed to best city work, can hear of permanent situation ad by addi ressing E. M. lerald office, COMPETENT BOOKKERPER WISHES EMPLOY- auch Mier or general clerk ‘In a ake German and the bost reference. ‘Addreas U: F.'S., box YOUNG AMERICAN, 18 YEARS OF AGE, CONVE! want with French, German and bookkeeping, desires situation as clerk in adme, wholesale house (groctry prefe oan, jaalary no object. First class reference. Address I. om OOKKEEPER WANTED.—A MAN OF STERLING abiitiy and unquestionable ategrity may apply Mondar, 19th inst., between 5 and 6 P. M., to O'Neil & Stone, 42 Broadway. RUG CLERKS WANTED.—TWO CLERKS ABP at Buckley's drug store, corner 34 ét., Brooklyn. ANTED. nd 17th ILOUR SALESMAN WANTED-ONE THAT CAN {{ “fuence a largo bakers’ trade, Apply at 123 Broad st, IN- peaxsearixg, COPYING OR ANY SIMILAR EMPLOY- 4 a lady thoroughly familiar with English gad languages; best reference. Address K. L, ‘al fore, + box 148 Herald oft WASTEDSA FIRST hy ,BALESMAN FOR A BOOT store. tharin NTEI a ae ENTRY CLERK IN A ane goods jobbing house. Address box 942 Post office. Wnts ANTED-GOOD SALESMEN TO SELL ON COMMIS. sion goode cin the grocery and druggist line. Address Imperial, Her ANTED-THRES EXPERIENCED | DRY GOODS two German and one English. Apply early * Wiliamebure, " ANTED-TEN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN, TO ‘sell on commission a valuable article, Cali Monday, between 1] and 2 P. M., at a Beaver at., third floor. yor FIRST CLASS LACE GOODS SALESMAN @ charge of our Ince department. JOHNSON, BURNS. #605 .y COF. oe Mth st. and Univeraity place. A CLOTH JoB- ‘ANTE! j sree: salary moderate, Rl se: penn aah teh aint 2 < a WANTED TWO ex RXPRRIBNCED Dares GooDs enloemen none but first class men need 3 J. & C. JOHNSTON, 767 and 60 ron dway, ‘ANTED—CABINET AND CARRIAGE BODY MAK- Y “ers, Apply at Cummin, 'actory, Jersey Ci ws TED—THE OCCASIONAL SERVICES OF A FIRST class letterer of maps. Apply at room No. 6, No. 6 Bowl- ing Green, TANTED—A FIRST CLASS JOURNEYMAN eh eg for the Brooklyn trade; one accustomed to shop w Apply at & South at., between Sand 5 o'clock P. M., Non Waxten- A FIRST Guass SAW GRINDER, whom steady ply at 129 ad 137 TANTED—A GOOD WAGON MAKER TO GO A SHORT distance in the country ; one with some tools preferred ; steady work. Call at 626 Washington st., up staira, ‘ANTED—00 FIRST CLASS (BILLIARD TABLE makers. Inquire at W. i ‘warerooms, 166 Fulton st. A fine stock of Ti ANTED-A, MAN TO MAKE, SODA WATER: ONE ‘ho has experience wit! joe's a aratie re © ole “2 H. SCRIPTURE, 64 erty ae ANTEDTO GO SOUTH, DRAU TOHTSMAR AND W assistant engineer who bi experience on rail- roads. “Apply in person, with specimens of work and ref snes, on Monday, before 12 o'clock oon, at room 197 Braa- dreth House. TO t and the best wages will be Worth xt. Wate. -A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN; HAS had experience as general tool maker; is a action! lier, having worked six years at the business; ive venta foreman of @ rolling mill. Address Win, Btokes, 408 Weat 34 hE SE TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A gRactical neer, either in the city or country ; on an ooein stoaruship; eam do kis awa repairs; vost ences as to ablitty, ee de. Address aglice, Connolly's Furn W broadway, New ¥ 5 CARPENTERS WANTED—GOOD_ ME MECHANICS, TO Apply a 27 South William at. work on fine ‘oftee work. U™. JEUNE PARISIENNE, Dk BONNE FAMILLE, d'excetiente al haf, res references, ei hy -¥ re e o pertatiement , desire une spines on gomnme roagioe ou comme pour une dame. Adresser Id office. TNA SENORA renee DESEA DAR Ee IONES U en au Idiom: enaena tambier UNDAY LAST, ABOUT 8 O'CLOCK A. nth streat, between Fifth avenue and Uni- Charles Spaniel. A mine reward will bon West Eleventh street, FOLEN—ON bos versity | beppalatit re ‘returned Aenea TS UNDER THIS HEADING ECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 146 FULTON STREET. REWARD,—LOST, IN THE VICINITY OF ros eap street Vand Broadway, during mornin a white Esquimaux breed Dog; long hatr, short wers to name of Sport, Return him to No. 8 W _LOsT, APRIL 12, A SMALL GOLD cased Lever Watch, made by James Stod- dart, London, No. 41,200. The above reward will be paid to any one leaving the watch with Thomas Kirkpatrick, jew- el jain 505 Broadway, corner Duane street. $1.000 BE white Satine, 18 inches wide ; also colored, silks, REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE- covery of two cases of Silk Goo: aining 5 and 13 Bo inches wide, stolen from cart No. 55, on the 3d inst., or f them. Apply to Henry Barbey & Co., No. eet. HE PARTY WHO ROBBED ME OF MY WATCH AND Chain between Jersey City aud Hudson City on the night of the 16th inst. will, ving the watch at any place they may designate, receive. a reward of $00 and no questions asked, Address box 28 Hudson City. 1 Baga POLICE AGENCY, 63 te This old established agency refers to the mer Soammantl enerally as to their experience, faciliti stand! ing. Cs tor a.We hare no branches this ely PIANOFORTES. 13 BOARDERS AND LODGERS ERS WANTED, DVERTISEMENTS UNDER 1 be 13 HEADING RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUK BRANCH OFFICE, 145 PULTON BTREET. CITY HALL.—PRANKFORT HOUSE, aodataaeeere eect, corner of Wiliam. 350 reams; wceom” me ete » oer ST BI 12 LOOK SOUTH OF Ronit ae She.'p per any, A SQUARE... ROOus, 50 per week, Graat LARGE, HANDSOME A, Board Tha Drrate foal oh Gt Ee ET at EE Vest Twenty-third street fiat Aor Eo td “"8OMELY FU > Ay. URNISHED BO without po“ In private famil “f ath ae ait cose venlences for com. foot at 60 West Eighteenth strest, botweem Fifth and Sixth avenu.. EAST NINTH STREET, ZAR FIeTH AVENUE, — 5, as entire Second Floor, partially nso to, lt, with 0 & responsible Foferenee given and required,” POs Without «: BREVOORT PLACE, EAST TENTH STRERT,—"UR- fem ished apartments. —Bulta of rooms {or two or three gue ard, for fainilies or single gentl 10 with Board to aap snaveran at B15 per weck. Gas May 1;’house entirely rat class; references exchanred mnilies or s moderate termi EAST 16TH STRRET.—FIRST CLASS ROOM TO Ler, and bath, Reference requii 12 PAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWERN FIPTIE ]Q EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN ot ue aud Union square.—Klecantly furnished a eee renal LAFAYETTE PLACE, BETWEEN FOURTH AND to gentelmen only. avenue and square.Elegantly furaished ntlemen, witit of without Board, after May 1; Great Jones streetr.two Kooma, with perntanent 8 Fina? arREET.—A FURNISHED ROOM TO LEP Rooms, en suite or separate, with or without Bonrd, alter first class; references exchanged. we LAFAYETTE } PLAGB.—PLEASANE ROOMS, WITH WEST FORTY- SIXTH pA Abdel oO NEAR FIFTH AVE- nue.—Handsomely furnished Stuts of Rooms, vacated by the Ist of May; terms reasonable tor summer months; references exchanged. 16 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—VERE handsome Suit of large 8 to rent, furnished, suitable for two or three gentlemen; i bath, gas, dc. 16 IFTH_AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE BREVUORE ) House.—A spacious Suit of Rooms, without board, im Grst class house, Keferences exchanged. 17 west TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR MADE fon square—Parlor Floor; elegantly furnished. Also: Butts on second and third floors, with or without Board. Al Rooms for single gentlemen, LT ee LIV pnesrox PLACE, CORNER SEVENTEENTH stie the park, delightfu) summer realdence— Ronis elf eles ly furnished; first clasa tatle; no moving iret fetorencea xchanged. EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.—. SUIT OF Rooms to gentlemen, without board, between Union ‘ifth avenue, 19 WE! 7 TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE ST. J James Hotel—Furuishe! Rooms on'second, third and fourth floors, en suite or singly, to to a or single gertle men, with fret class Board. No m 1 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE 8ST. James Hotel—Furnished Rooms on second, third and fourth floors; en suite or singly, to families or single gentiee men, with first class Board. Wo moving. FIFTH AVENUE.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED DI Test Room, wiik Gras clase Bonds. Wefacooans ex changed. 2 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenues.—A handsomely furnished Parior and Bedroom to let, with or without Board; also single oom, “) DVERTISEMENTS UNDER THIS Beane RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINEST PIANOS MANU- factured, five years guarantee; instalments taken; aecond hand Pianos for sale a ken in exchange. Pianos lets want to lets amo) ear Broadway. ONC. BRANES, 187 Es SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND Stemway grand, square and upright Pianos for sale cheap. Aiso a number from other first class makers, at the warerooms of STEINWAY & SONS, first floor of Steinway Hall, New York. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS FROM $25 Lay $300 must be sold immediately on account of remo’ for cash or monthly instalments from $5 to #25. Piano rent, tuned and aired at reasonable terms. Call DUMSDAY’S, 124 West Houston street, treet, ni bene per FOR Por tgeing butyl CASE, iron mgood ton we ; very low for casl . J. BIDDLE, enmity ai Q5 WEST FORTY-FIPTH STREET, NEAR, FIFTH ) avenue.—A strictly private family'wiil let thelr seo ond Floor en suite or singly, to gentlemen, with Board if de sired. 25 POMINICK STREET, BETWEEN HUDSON AND +) Varick.—Front Room and Hall Bedroom, and attic Rooms to let, with Be Board. No moving. DG SUNION PLACE.-SUIT OF NEATLY FUR- nished Rooms on second floor, with first class Board, {cr a gentleman and wife: also single’ Kooms; no moving ts May. 28 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—ELEGANT SUITS of Apartmente to let, for familica. with) Board; single Rooms for gentlemen ; also a front Basement for a phy: 99 west rurery: SECOND STREET.—HANDSOMB 9 suits of Rooms to let, with Board; rangements at summer terms; spect ; references exchanged. 3 WEST prt ‘THIRD STREET... men; references exc! ouse first class in near Broadway, STEINWAY PIANO, 74 OCTAVE, TO RENT OR FOR sale; rent allowed if purchased ; must be removed by the Inquire at 68 West Warren street, Brooklyn. th of April. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS PIANOS, some nearly new, at low prices for cash or instalments. STELDMAN & HOLLER, B6 Weet Sietoceth street, . pear Sixth avenue, ST RATE PIANO FOR SALE, WITH STOOF, axp AA, cover, for want of nao; price 8200. 128 Marg ‘piace, hasan A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD P74 NOFORTE FOR sale (property of famtly leavine golobrated pater’ vase aicmoathe cont HOO for B30. Par: (ol od Etageras, te, Shamber, | Dining Room avenue, “ weet, moar Bixth LARGE &to0¢! A very low prices. a; eeRARET CLARE nda or as Et i 8°*Snd hand, uj 3 oa Uinty Pinoy for tn 1930, “a0, fetes it * SCHULER'S rand W. ‘arerooms, 867 Broome 2 ARGAINS FOR CASH.—A NEW 7 be PIANO iret class maker, for $275; one Ce hand 7 octave Piano, 1505 one do., 875; on $90; one 6 octave, #60; 100, and ry ; pew Cabinet 01 others in ‘proportion, a Pane AS, PXCEULENT, PIANOS-SQUARES AND UPRIGI e best in the city, new and second hand; rented aad exchanged. “Eighth siroel, corner of a Roses avenue, son. RS & SON. OR SALE—AN ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, 1K. IN- laid with pearl; seven octave, beautiful tone; coat #600, Will sell for $275, Adarens J. W. BUTCHER, 68 Cortlandt st. noob PIANO, WITH ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS, To Gone ti Ses "weet Pitty: rirat street, near buy avenue, for 4 per month, sie LL aT cate BA HATH CHARMS."CA’ 85 NASSAU treet, oftice No, 5, and examine the wonderful Matbus- hek Piano. ‘Great soul in a email body ;” full seven octave; beautiful tone. New AND SECOND HAND PIANOFORTES AT LOW Prices for cash, or wold, on instalments ; new Cabinet Organs $45, TRE MALS E & BRO., treet, near Broadway. (JARDENS LAID OUT AND VLANTED AND ALL X" sorts of plants for sale, and floral desiens for parties, Poidines and funerals got up in. the beat isle by W, FITE: PATRICK, Florist, 1,318 Broadway, Moxtana. _—IN REPLY TO THE NUMEROUS LET. futdrossed to us from the States, we can only aay tthe Montana-American Cordial agress with everyhody fering from bad digestion, want of appetite and want of sleep. It gives tone to the alimentary canal; it is as bene- ficial to the old as to the young: it can be taken either pure or in iced wi ing toe the summer heat it is superior to all other syrup itis anti-dyspeptic. Each botile iw oncioned wit i ferent ‘A, CHALVIN, sole proprietor of the Montana: American cori, 181 Patton street, New York. LOTE & JANES, § Stationers, Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers, 9¢ Hon atrect, ‘Orders solicited. CLOTHE AHA, AEN AERC FO ive the {ull value for araiture, air Jewelry, ac. i ty T R..} SEVENTH AVENUE—MR. ABRAHAMS WILL y the pions cash prices for nae a] cast off ba uti Ale Also fine ao ure, of Diamonds and om iizeneaet ee fa teased yanged ; no moving in May. east of Broadway.—An elegant anit of Pariors to rent, with prsvate table, or to gentlemen withont board, with ae other boarders, 8T. MARK'S PI FIGHTH STREET, NEAR 38 Cooper Tanaituter-h Bfecly furnished Room, suitable ior two or three ja eer ‘with or without first class Board, to private parties, LAPAYETIG PLAVE.—A FEW LARGE, HAND- 33 Oo _somely furnished Rooms, with first + class Board, 3 TH STREET (NO. 167 WEST), BETWEEN ‘Sixth and Seventh avenner,—A suit of Rooms to let, with or without Board; also n suitable for sings ate, mash as Rooms to ty Board, to families or single gentle- 33 STUYVESANT STRRET, ONE MINUTE'S WALK GREENWICH AVENUE. FURNISHED ROOMS; modern house; gas, bath, hot and cold water; conve- nient to cars and restaurants, TH STREET, 5 Ly oe pero hana AND SIXTH AVE- Posie fecond Foor; private tama “ny rere rary, Wi eat Faire 35 EAST NINTH STREET, Le te nl bts ee g and Lead place.—Very bom farntabed Rooms, en suite or singiy, with frat -|3 EAST TWENTIETH STREET.-A SECOND let, with private table; also Rooms for gent without boafd; references. 3 WEST neato (STREET, Bi BETWEEN BROAD. mayan wente—Fine ingle pe let, to cman i tweed oy with first class References gel. 7 Reed WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH 37 § ren.*—A rentleman and wife of a indy can have @ furntated Rodn:, With Board for the lady. No moving fa jay. alert 39 ota Seas Rooms to let, with : required. 40 East amall Sedroum = .ONTH STREET.—-ELEGANT — house first class. References pag ag ig ON] ily, & mi a rout tolet to. & one or two gentieanen, wit) Board. 4 BEACH STREET, cA FEW ip AN ieir wives, also e0, accoram dated with good Board, fn's Dice neighbogh hood, at moderate terms. 'REEMAN. 44. JANE STREET.—A LARGE AND HANDSOMELY furnished front Room on second oor, with hot and po ‘Aion singie Rooms teint ohh Board. Location ri & BOND STREET. 45 Bue only, without bos 48 —A HANDSOME BACK PAR! ion Boom, aeentedie let, to TARLOR ito @ permanent party very reasonable. TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH comfcrtably furbished Room ts | paras avenues,—A moderate, ue Pag pe STREET.—A FINE LARGE 5 jet, with Board; furnished or unfur- estan fot aud Wife or two single gents s CHARLES STREET.—A SECOND STORY FRO: 50 oom Room, with Board, either furnished or Netwalaea 51 EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—FUR- nished Rooma to Board; the house naw on ed bands and le return mods retereme given, and ve BT (NEW NO) WEST THINTRENTH STREET AW OL clegantly furnished Room, without board, for gentle men, in « private family. CLINTON PLACE, BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE 54 and University place.—Pleasat with fires Sings Honrd, for families and single reeniomen' either nished or unfurnished : c; PRIVATE D DISEASES CURED, IMMEDIATE Ly iu r ON cont mae DR. HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street. GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED LA; A Stencthe pr Female Pili always give inne diate bein, pared for mari A indy wrritea? Fheae pits elie ved 0 1m, one das thout jneot was es TT 4M MAURICEAU, ollice 129 Liberty street, or ‘eat aby ‘mall , YSICIAN.—DR. GRINDLE, NO. 6 Kiaiynnens mene Atny ret, Mav lng over tgvieen years’ avocessful’ and “ani pted. practice in elty, maranteee reiietto all ladies re ite relief to the most anxious ps legant rooms for urel Mueiing -apectal, treatment: ate Gaees tes corner Bleecker and seh ap sy Wart hain ve: ————— — WANTED. £ SITUATION As ENTRY CLERK, sit EUROPE. we cal bo wael re aaah “Migheat references." Adiress We 0. Bs ro AMERICAN TRAVELLERS 1 IN SWITZERLAND, yan at ean eta ent, facing the Wet YOUNG Lena FOR = Ra ee lI Ld artment of a white goods store; med to the fale le of Tit pe tock” pina tabi ined sock, i. we nm #t, atation A. ANTED—A of jure UGHLY COMPETENT SALES. And good address. silverado rg ttiboning Gusinese. Nove but such ni 6 ren ju hood sddrees Teieamsiogs Herud ste es NOt Weam.*s, A TOUR. MAN FROM THE OLD conntry, with a first class recommendation from for Fen epeLe hacen ES ‘ANTED—A SMAI evans Pleas Gheoeomnee row nd ability, A youn aomarriod Tames of two Dusluess houses we rere. OMAN, GOOD. Pi cor: youre A ENMAN, QUICK AND rect at figu ® situation as entry or general ra clase, expectations moderate. Address "A: tec box 8,68 Post often, COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. “) BITUATION | WANTED—B A GERMAN, AS COACH- qo =| AneEer ssa Yi th hotel in Genera Mi‘ Newent chin at edueed Prien tS KEABER'S marbte works, roaeee sey Ae ae Third street, Mantels ¢ country, G Get price It = pat up in MARBLE, AND MARBLE 1D MANTELS—RICH AND designe, Mantels on hand, at A, ABEL, 1 and ise gbteenth atrest, near hind avenue, Price liste on application. Sut this out’ er BLA’ rage ene \ pace AND Or ty eggs “ te Sax vant & GO oa si st ay avenue, Between Shinty! ‘Ofth and ‘Thirty-sizth streets, CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRI! Witt or arora Te ‘uiiame RESTALL. Protensor if Midwitery ‘iar ats pre a, Be, sprelibne Freneh male Pllty No. 1s peice #1, married lad it ice $5, w ‘ach few, Nod i$ are safe and healthy, gr alr at her tie, 0. iy-aecond sireet, drat door from FIM avenues | nt aruggin 4 Greenwich street, or sent by mail, Gemion-Al thers are count it. $< —$ - LE, FEMALE ers bey MADAME GRIND! at bh at ay foneie comm ps Rt . ity place, guarantecs: Ava rooms foreaurall ny MME, VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND. MID. . wie cutee the worst ‘Cases of Female complaints, will aatety, at 4] St. Mark's yarn pletatnnleind dentiantstacecninke. ete Li, REQUIRING CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ATFEN- Dr. KING, @ Bast Ninth street im- Aiton’ icp ee eres aa boars” Digg IN TROUBLE BY, DR. oni’ ouRE FOR LAD ue 6 Chatham Pilla and Mixture’ & cl lar ARBLEIZED SLATB MANTRA SELLING. BELOW M*: coat, (o change business, at $3 Park row, frat oor, THE BALL SEASON. Bu NATIONAL, OuARD greet: conta Beare L Ny givonee rank — ” ‘ior, Het ke ° from the fame xv . oa to a Py 4 = D MADAME esos Tt TO MALES. peta ier ae arried ales hot liveable ‘er ineeee ranlenee, esta trae & distance Upolieds test Hate rest st New Yoru. nentacattaietat i cena AD. gd Mr bent 12 Pe ladies vaireutie ible, _ Rell Relief immediately. RED, IMM wor AS) Wom Pa eGhatbara strects. Mac ™ Helis 3 Wien 8 a Sateen BETWEEN UNE farnieb- versity place and Fifth avenue, —Handsomel ingle gon 5 St Ste s? ELEVENTH STREET, ° gl Rooma, ‘wih drat class Bound, for families or THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, PET 55 F btn Avenue and rr tarnog ‘second story Parlor gd Bedroom, handsomely furnished, or the entire Second Floor to let, with Grat fon May 1. 60 BY IRVING PLACE.— eg ge FLOOR TO LET, ly furn' ntlemen or ase gg and wifey wi ‘oF withou ‘Dourd. rivate table it fe % 6 WEST ELEVENTH 81 STREET. HANDSOMELY 0 furnished Roome to lot, with Board for gentlemen only; references required, ‘H STREET.- TO RENT, TWO Ts 61 ENB FOVRE Le ished, by ‘or without Board. Apply o@ Monday. References required. EF SON VENUE,—BOARD. _SRCOND sTorY 63 an ome ror a family or party of gentlemen on rea- sonable term: RET, FIRST DOOR 64 WEST SEVENTEENTH 87 DOOR Sixth avenue.--Two larxe, pl Rooms, srlh clones aca bathroom, adjoining, to let, to gen- leunen, without b 5 YT LACK, NEAR GRAMERCY PARK— 30) FRYING ace, ce Second and vauea Boore peivate table if “laatred, references. taka a A WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.TUE ENTIRE Becond Floor and two San. Rooms on +t oe with Board, to permanent parties; (1 at ar and , for farm! NTY-THIRD STREET, — Fiaan dsome harnished les ais singie gotiloman, to let, with Board, after May 1. NEW NO EAS | TWENTY SEVENTH 72 $ Tevingon und Four 8 large Back % a ond water, | e Te with 1s, Spe: Suratenes, or mnturnieed ; ‘giso.& large Room on floor, with private back reom adjoining ; sini me 13 ees with teeta psy gto B cmearorane, couple, $16 to B18 por PLAGE, FIVE 85 hess mai fa ROowy