The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1869, Page 3

NEW YORK H@RALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1869. 3 GERMANY. \ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. | ______ CLERKS. ann gaLesoren, AUCTION. make confession, and It 19 said that one ef the © poi 0 FIRST loin nA NAA ~~ IGHOL® A OO. ave. | Frenchmen has admitted that he was to have pean jooks, acc. . Nurses, Teena ars) DRY GOODS SALESMEN AND A NICHOLS & CO., Al paid ior stopping the carrlage im which Presideut ee q MINETTA 8T., NEAR BLEECKER.—A COOK IN A 39 EAST 2TH 8T., NEAR 18T AV.—A RESPECTA- ‘ay. and dresser wanted, |. Frank's, corner pis oi n Juarez has customarily mdden from Chapulepec, | The Season at Homburg—Splendid Reception rivate famfly; no objection to assist with the washing 3 ble married wonnan as wet nurse; baby three weeks | ——— cy Household Farntuere’ irMddy) morale Ae 16, 011034 | Where he has been spending @ month, to the pelace, | of Americane—Something Abeut the Anglo- poopy crichyy Semaggh memati ga rl ee “aA XOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS | Glock al the large Drown none geadence 118 West nt | Te CODON Ot ae ee President, | American Question—Discussions nda d co wen 77 STH ST._A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG 1.8 PROTESTANT YOUNG 34.0 Weitenpericuoed taint aout thine; MOE: | ‘py meneeion iron works Esdreas ines Works: box Feeensgd Pater fy Teter & rotners) five aiegat etd not exactly know, wich, WRe ames | Frankfort and King William—The Bourse M . ‘Hered “4 pring in e plot, wi supplied the Cro} Togas ali il va oars ola, wouldiifeohaveer | ences" nueeuee fe cousy: vest afer, fatin ‘rocaial and rep Velvet, rosea waits | Roa what was tohave fohowed dees not yor appear, | ™™ P*— pranavonr, July 28, 1800. to i mo objection to a short distance in the country ; ee ee ee $234, Fefarence if required; willing to make herself 474 %A¥. IN THE BASEMENT STORE.—A RE 1 “ ‘or two days. {pesablemasried woman wants a baby at er 9 4 nn wee. s, | The frtends of the President and Cabinet hint tha Ficiee Becks’ Rorkich Chutes’ | ‘Negrete was at the bottom of tt, and that be and his Mutat Chamiber Suits, 10 Bed: | partisans looked for a spoutancous breaking up of 4 - | mre = the government a8 at present organized, anew ju Mdee vim hair | election of Congressmen, ‘accompanied by a first Summer has come late, but it has come at last. Our town is crowded with tourists on their way to Switzerland; largo numbers resort to the bathing 1 Elven telat Bett astern dobbers.” Apply'st 808 Canal rt. WARTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG acoTcH- book! and accountant ; un- 141 ba £0) Phat bie ih Ee ARE ue dadeine sup rotestant cook or (TH AVA RESPECTABLE PROTE* ANT man; js thorough Keeper | 4 ciass revolution. M: who | Places of our neighborhood, Of these Homburg ge boarding house; will ausist with the wash 490 Girl os ume oF 10 do plain sewing; cov gore germane til roc reference. ‘Addtéas Robert, Heratd ofics ak the lion’s share, and never has the season there been more brilliant, From all parts of the civilized world 156 West re ST. DETWEBN (Ti AND fl I¥s., ‘ANTED—A FIRST C! SALESMAN, THO- \cials, f washer ged ugaser bes bean ony reference if requiseds Gah Laundresses, &c. roughly acquainted with wholesale notion hows | Ginsa, Qutiers, fay e1r deserts without Turther-portpone! nt, she most opulent go there for the benefit of their De seen for two days. : WEST 80TH ST. IN THE REAR. 1a. | ad Tal particulars: Siar Lout Pena areas, win references | Sale positive, Rellabis | x-Generai Andrade, and his nephew, ex-Captaili | health and for the relief of their purses, and all that 12] Te protestant ‘woman to taker wT f Feasonable charges. “Parties, wiehingio attend ie ule take | Oarlos Andrade, were removed day before yest@rday | sagnion can imagine 18 exhibited there by the 20 cooking in all ite branches Q0G FASEMDer—A Finer cLass COOK: UNDER. | org outhy wedaytelerence Wf neues ands i a @ hotel SRF ‘ : med, house; ood refereaces oan be given: ‘ay be seen | “duress Mrs. Morrison, Broadway or Sixth avenue or ai ‘and stop corner | from the city prison to the military prison kiown tye a root Tw COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. Tweal reet. Residence 118 We ety ath streeg, | as Belen, where they are destined wo have leisure to u bility, the rich merchants, and particularly by tne 98TH RST SINGLE MAN WANTS A 8&8) IN AS GAR- | few from Sixth avenue, Catalogues at the hous. reflect upon what might have been had they | demi-monde trom Paris, Vienna and elsewhere. The er 33 “hespsctstiowsman v- -200R, BACK A. Seuers underttaode frult trees, flowers cows andhores; |---| seceded, and What they may be if the government view from the terrace on a fine evening cannot be 241 Waste Cer MIDDLE AGED WOMAN | month, to do washing and ir wes oF has city reference. Address P., box 196 Herald ofllce, AUORON SALE OF SMUGGLED. oe oostoms, succeeds CL a ae dd tearegit oN | matoned, neither tn the ‘Champa Miyedee GPAs tatp family gap Mlag,, washing and ironing fore email pri- | would take washing home; ¢l' 4 yest’ reference, OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A STRICTLY ON BOARD STEAMSHIP JAVA, JUNE 1 axdly Oghting KRgWa im, ADge-@axon: ssameeiobe|\ any” otea bathing place, Baden included. vate Sails cen; city or + WEST 87H AT. temperate single young man of long experience: good | COMPRISING WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, ac. | 3 rat itaheinaed petgla’ Rane clatter: | yr J wed si 02, Weer ay sr, perwenn, mH ann ort | 15G Kear cassia ,SETWEEN CTH AND 17H -AVE.~ | oly reference. Gallon or wrens J. Sy 188 West 18h se on Se RENRY 3 HBTS ACCHONEER, | Aero natty will’ conaratalsce the gorsromeneknca | Halli Pacha has left, naving taken home, aa 1s eee ee ioe eniretoreuces. | Ba-0bsection 10 G08. oie distance in the country beat city AT SALESROOMS, NO, 18) BROADWAY. the just conyiction and summary punishment of its | Creditably reported, large sums, won by gambling; elet with Sig Wash ing ; city or country ; good reference, reference. 1 ESET OMEN, ELS WEST 38TH ST., REAR HOUSE.—A GOOD WEST 9/49 gy. NEAR 7TH AV.—A RESPECTA- 246 Prote: irl od cook ; would assist with the 16 ble wo.“ .s Ms F i Fonlagignh piri on.gooe cook; wouls Seman prime | pice Diag ae the day to wash, fron and fapaiys bent . x om oly rere references. ap ee A i nT ee r 7c 4 ‘Or WEST wD ST, NEAR eTH AV, IN THE | Q1() ZAST HTH ora RESP ty abt Re 5G plumber’s wop.A respectable woma, 1p aamall | fast. pias eo% ‘good private family, to do plain cooking, washing and ironing; | —.:"—— Rood references, Q WEST 82D Sf., BETWEEN 7TH AND STH AVS.— ‘A respectable woman whines a few ladies’ and gen- femen’s washing, or to go out by the day, 290 WEST 2TH St. BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH ava., first oor, room No, 2,—A respectable woman an idence, gentiemen's'and Ladies’ wash- in family's washing by the week. 337 BAST TH St.—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS wishes to take in washing, or go out by the day. In- quire in the candy store. 392 8D AY. BETWEEN 22D AND 28D STS, ROOM J 4 10.—A respectable woman wishes a few fainilien’ or gentlemen's washing: i r will go out by the day, Call for ({ARDENER WANTED_WHO UNDERSTANDS THOR. ‘oughly the care of greenhouse plants and his buslness generally, "Must be willing and obliging, ‘Single man pre- ferred, Apply to M. Beth ih av. aud fieuh at, Washington Catalogues rea on Monday at Auctioneer's office, J, MILDRY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 48 BROAD «, aireet,—Large and peremptory’ auction sale of inagn ficent Household Furniture, superb rosewood. seven. octaye Pianoforte, Pler Mirrors, «€c., on Monday, August. 16, com- menoing at 10's o'clock, at the largo brown atone residence, 188 Baal Ninetdonts sist, conalatfag of eeyant French satin: brocatel and rep Suita;’ Centre Tables, rich Dining Room Furniture and Tableware; magnideent ‘Bedroom. Fumnitare, 4c. In finely carved, solid black walnut, Ac.; horse hair Mat: tresses, rich Carpets, & projectors, A large ion of the population has ea be taugut that to cowardly take away the life even of a known enemy by the steaithy stroke of the Tag the or to extort promises or money by sabject- is but other pachas bave taken his place and are pa- Trading in the promenade attired in their gaudy oa- tonal dress. Still the most interesting part of the company are the distinguished Americans who have collected there in jarge numbers, There are Mr. Washbarne and Mr. Curtin, the new Ambassador! Mr. Gibbs, the Gnancial agent at Paris; General Por- ter, Professor Tappen, Senator Chandler, General Dodge and others, A splendid banquet was given to them by Messrs. Seligman and Stetthetmer, Mr. Henry Seligman, in giving the health of his distin- guisned guests, spoke of the great services they had rendered tneir country in their different ¢@areers. ifr, Wasnburne, in his reply, dilated on the patri ism shown by Americans residing in foreign coun- tries during the war of secession, and referred to all they had done for ratsing the sympathies of foreign nations; so that wey too had rendered useful service the body to torture, such as kidnappers resort to, deserve the execration of the human race and the horrors of a thousand deaths. While such is the condition of politics and morals, that of commerce is scarcely better. The deplorable results of a throttled industry are daily becoming more evident, and the indications are numerous that most, if not all, of our heawier business firms will be swept away. bay befere yesterday one of the hea- viest hardware firms found it necessary to ask an extension, and every day we are looking for the downfall of many more houses well known abroad. The question as to whether the renewal of notes wiH be ultimately beneficial to creditor or debtor is understood to be an extremely doubtful one. Houses which formerly sold goods to the amount of $90,000 per month are now selling $5,000 or $6,000 per month, and in anticipation of increased taxation, made perhaps unavoidable by the emptiness of the treasury, are contemplating the ‘ area Leche parle vee CLASS ae gardener (pro) nr) 5 rd nny peonaenton city reference given. Address Qifvariow WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A STRICT- 1 temperate young man, of long experience; well recom- mended, ll oF nddveas at Mr. ‘Gampbell's harness atore, 4th av., between 8th and $th ats, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, INDUSTRIOUS young man and wife, situations: the man as coach- man, sroon sng plain padeners ndersands rere man- agement and treatment of borses, carriages and harnpas per- Toctiy; the wite to do general howiework 1 boa will Be found ol Ing aro a ntleman’s place; long ex] Flencer “Address Conchutan, box 189 Herald oftce: ne xP ANTED—EMPLOYMENT AS COACHMAN BY A stead) mahi would make himself generally useful tn or out of doo ik cows or help in garden, Address, for one week, Mr, Lawless, care of Mra, Deakin, i28thratreet, be- ween Ist ‘and 2d ava., Harlem. — WEST 7TH 8T., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH AVS, 6 second floor.--A respectavle girl to cook, whan and fron; is a good cook and bread baker, and a1 excellent ‘washer and ironer; has the best city reference from her last place. 2 8D AV., CORNER 39TH ST.-A RESPECT. 41 able young girl as cook, washer and ironer, a good baker and understands her business; good city refer- ence. ric} -y &e, N, B.-No reserve. AT AUCTION o1L PAINTINGS.—BY PHILIP LEVY. at Artists’ Salesroom, 80 Nassau street, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 17 and’'18, commencing 103¢ o'clock; P. M., 200 cholee Works of Art, by eminent European’ and American artists, Catalogues’ now ready. Sale positive, UCTION NOTICE,AT LES8 THAN AUCTION Prices—Two magnificent brocatel Parlor Suite; also, two walnut rep Suits; a lot of Parlpr, Chamber, Library and Dining Furniture, eheap for cash. 66 Bleecker’ sirect, near roadway. BEN. P. FAIRCHILD, AU August 16, 1569, at 11'A. M 76 Wi wants, at her own real ing; or would take Chambermaids, &c. 14 6TH AV., BETWEEN 10TH AND lITH STS. ‘an excellent laundress: wo days, IONEER.—-ON MONDAY, over draper’s store,—As chambermaid and waitres: od references. Jos. W. Snow & Son, No, EAST MTH ST., ROOM NO. 7.—A FIRST CLASS “ANTE! OACHMAN’S SITUATION, BY A BIN Property. sold to pay storage and expe closing of their establishments and the investinent | to their country. Mr. Curtin, while speaking of the WEST I9TA ST,, FIRST FLOOR, IN THE REAR. 409 intndvese wustcs 0 go out by the day. l fe say .D,, | Topaccg and a lot of Griawold’a of their capital elsewhere. , German 14-4. “irespectante uit! to-do chamberwork aud wailtag, nee sate box 1f0 Herald omeer Tee AH CoMSHMAN. Address B. D.. | order of Jos. W. Snow & Son. On the Southern and Western border a different | 8¥mpathies for the Union of the. Ge people, who had shown their confidence ip the future of the Union by buying up large quantities of bonds, at a time, when their pay- ment was by no means certain, referred to the friendly conduct of Russia, which had sent a fleet to New York, witile otuer Powers meditated tter- ference and while English balls were found on man; a field of battle which scarcely a month before ha left the tower. He trusted that the day would come when the highest title of nobiiity would be that of a free American citizen, Senator Chandler, who some days before had in a conversation with a Frankfort merchant, now his neighbor at the banquet, vindi- cated his speech in the Senate against Enviand, now referred vo that conversation by stating that le was no enemy of England, but that he considered the Alabama dispute as of secondary importance, while the real question was that English domimation ‘or to do housework im a small family; best city reference from her Just place, WEST 39TH ST., BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 7th av.—A young girl as chambermald and waitress ; 4a willing and obliging; Dest city reference, 20.2, WESTISTH St., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECT. able young girl to do chamberwork, waiting or housework; three years? reference ; willing and obliging; no ‘objection to country. 22] WEST s1ST STA YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM- bermaid and waliress, Can be seen for two days, 417 BAST TH ST, BETWEEN 187 AV. AND AV. A, in the rear.—A' respectable widow, with a child hear two years old, as iaundress of to do xeneral housework 5 would go for small wages, taking the child with her; under: stands ail kinds of fluting. Call for two days. 4.88 STH AV. TOP FLOOR, ROOM 19.—A RESPECT. able woman to do washing at home and to go out by the day toassist in any kind of work. Can be seen at any ime, L057 eapak BETWEEN, 62D AND 6D srs—A ‘respectable woman, who | excellent laun- dress, wishes a few familics or gentlemen's washing, Addres or call in the candy store, contest 13 waging. In Chiapas a war of races, the savages against the Spanish Mextcans. In Jalisco semi-civilization ainst property. in Chiapas two battles have been fought recently m the vicinity of San Cristobal las Casas, between the State troops and the savages, in which the latter suffered a loss of 300 men, and although defeated, retired in good order, having inflicted a heavy loss (on the troops) in men and officers, While the Indians declare that they have taken up arms to resist unjust and unlaw- Tul measures imposed upon them, the “Gefe Politico” of the Department of Chiapas, M. Cenobio Aguilan, has issued the following proclamation:— CHIAPANECOS—From the proclamation which was mublished the day before yesterday | by the citizen Governor of the 8 you will’ have seen that the war of raees has been commenced. Two blood: battles have been fought and the government has triumphe NOMMISSIONER'S SALE.—AUCTION OF VALUABLE / Manufacturing Property on New Jersey Railroad ave- nue, Newark, N. J., opposite. Market street depot; lot 6) feet on ad avenue by 107 feet on East Mechanic street building three story brick, 30 by 90 feet, with 85 horse engine, bollera, shafting, pulleys, ‘belting, &c. ‘Sale August 17, at two P. M., On the premin ANTED—BY A MARRIED GERMAN MAN, A SITUA. tion as coachman, gardener or frat farmer; can fi nish best recommendations. Adaress for two days C. Herald ofice. WAXTED-ASITUATION AS COACHMAN. ADDRESS W. C., box O, Tarrytown, N. Y. ‘ANTED—A FARMER WHO UNDERSTANDS HIS business thoroughly to go to @ healthy locality South, Address M., box 2,999 Post office. Groner MUNDY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT 2 X o'clock this day, at 160 Grand 8! }» all the genteel Household Furniture, consisting of Di: alnut any hogany Parlor and Bedroom Furniture, ten elegant Carpets, rosewood Bookcase, marble top Bureaus and Tables, marble top Washstands, Mirross, curled Hair Mattres Plated Ware, Kitchen Utensils, merana EEE _WANTED=MALES. (A. HARGE, STRONG, HEALTHY, | INTELLIGENT American wanted al the Turkish Baths, 61 Lexington must not use tobacco or whiskey. Also a'young man to study medicine. References required. 223 MOrT St.-& RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL TO ) do chamberwork and waiting, or chamberwork and plain sewing; best city reference. Call for two days. 250 WEST 21ST ST., BETWEEN Waitresses, &c. 90: WEST 2TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH aU) avs,—As first clase waitress; will assist with cham- §. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER—BY 8, HERMAN + _& Co.—Will sell, Monday, August 16, at 1 o'clock, at 284 Eighth avenue, the entire’Stock of a first class family ting of a large assortment of Groceries, rocery store, con avs.—A respectable young woman derwork; no objection to a private boarding house; good fruits, Soaps, Preserves, ce; algo Counters, Icebox, Scales, | im both. But the war continues, and inorder to shorten ft it | could not be tolerated oh American territory, and Gismiicrnlem ates eames Ed FIRST CLASS CANYASSER FOR 4 wmcmanroat | fruit Sonne, Freserey i fo oth But the continues and io order to aborten i | could not be toleraved on American territory, and black statidard of war has been hoisted In the town of Chainula and in ofhers which surround, the corporation of San Christobal las Casas. It must be defeated for the bene- fit of this upfortunate class and for the salvation of our ciety. Fellow citizens, this Is not a matter of defending this or iat party. ‘The question ia to auppress a war of extermi- nation. It fs necessary that civilization should triamph over barbarism. This can be obtained by union, without which society would sink to the lowest deptha, for tinion gives not only material but mora! strength, and this is the base of vic- tory, Fellow eltizens, let there be an end to all miserable passions, parties be united. Let those of us w' can take up arms; those who cannot, assist with their mean: others with their intelligence, and others again with their in- fluence. This co-operation will insure us victory, will be our honor, and we shall save our society, which is so mnch de- sired by your fellow citizen. We ave daily expecting to hear of other and more bloody battles in Chiapas. In Jalisco, Lozada, defying the authority of the general government, issues his barbaric decrees against civilization, invokes the passions of his semi-civilized followers and rewards industry ty capital by robbing its lawful owners of them and their fruits, dividing it up in small quantities among his red and bianketed followers, reserving amply for his immediate friends. The central government is too weak to inaugurate measures of prevention and protection, beiug mindful of the message of Lozada @ year since, that he had 15,000 men at his commana, and he ho] the government at Mexico city woul not make it necessary for him to take the field. A paper of Jalisco gays:—‘‘Mexico will not be happy until other men rule her destinies.” The Globe says the independent press is tired asking the municipal press to explain what ts the legal status of the canton of ree, and what kind of relations its chief has with the general government. The rumors which prevailed here a week since that the American colony at Tuspan had suifered an attack from the natives, resulting im the death of a dozen or more, happily proves to be a mistake. Fol- lowing the declaration of the election of Mr. Medioler a disturbance occurred among the Mexicans solely, which resulted in the death of one or more per- sons here. It was purely an election riot and pos- seesed no anti-American features. It is said tnat the meeting of the electors Was illegal, as a quorum Was not present, and the probability ts that Mr. Mendioler will ultimately be thrown out. He can hardly be considered as an ornament to any party. ‘The press of Mexico, like that of the United’ States, is raising the question as to whether Cauto wil or can be tried, and the opposition are making use of the delay in his case, presenting it as an ar- — None other need apply. Address Publisher, Herald oflce, BAReeerar 4 STEADY YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND bar reference required. Call at northeast corner Prince and Elizabeth sta. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED with the toy, china and fancy goods trade, by an im- porting house; German preferred. Address box Post of be compelled to leave America to the Americans and to withdraw her forces from Canada. Mr. Bernard Doctor replied, that witn all the sympathies of the German people for Americans, which had at all times been so strong, parties advocating the cause of secession had been expelied the clubs, ,they could from their own experience only look with anxiety to the military spirit which was now fostered there by suqh speeches ag that of Senator Chandier. Peace had made the Union what it 1s, aud ten years of successful war would not benefit it as much as one year of peace; it was the miserable predilections for large armies which drove every year hundreds of thousands of our best hands to America. Canada could be won by raising her sympatnies tor the Union, and then if tne Canadians chose to join ner by their own free wfll England would not oppose them, but she certainly would not give in before threa's or under compuision; then her honor would be at stake. The idea that one country should be ruled by another 2,000 miles off was antiquated and could no longer be enforced. The independence of Canada or her joining the Union was, there- fore, only @ question of time, and tt would not be propitiated by a war with England, ch would be the greatest calamity for ail friends of liberty and the delight of all despots and oppressors of mankind; he brought, therefore, @ toast Co the illustrious general, who had stamped eut the last sparks of a Wanton War, originating in the wish to keep up slavery, and whom a thankful peopie had raised to the highest dignity in the State. Professor Tappan fancied a humoristic conversauon between Senator Chandier and Queen Victoria, the result of which was that she promised to induce her ministers to comply with the wishes of the Amer- joan people. Mr. Cotfee, the legal adviser of the Petersburg embassy, was loudly cheered when he rose to address the company, he having been arrest- ed the same afternoon by a Prussian policeman, Who mistook him for another party he was looking out for. He gave a lively picture of the amenities of Prussian officials. Mr. Hilthimser gave then, “The American Army and Navy,” to which General Dodge replied. The joviality was si as can only be wit- nessed in an American company, where no distinc. tion of rank puts up a barrier between we partakers. The company separated at a late jour, when the last train left for Frankfort. In German politics there is nothing to report worthy of the attention of the American public. We are now in the season of the meetings which an- T 2TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH ‘A reapectable young woman and to asaist with the washing and ironing, or do housework irra small family ; best reference. O77 TH AX, BETWEEN 17TH AND istH ST3.—A respectable young girl as chambermatd and walt- Fess, or would do chamberwork and mind children; has the best city reference from her last place. ‘ Miscellaneous. pe sine nem Se ire Seon 4 chutes in a ladies’ boarding house. ‘Address A. B. etree 103 MONROE STA YOUNG LADY AS GOVERNESS; ean teach English, French and music, plain and fancy needlework. Call all next week. 176 BLEECKER ST.—s YOUNG LADY OF CAPABIL- ity and re; 18 a first class saleswoman ; nee in buying and selling; city Miss M. A.B. ‘OSEPH SHONGOOD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON Mopday, August 16, 1869, entire stock’of a Crockery and Lamp Store, No. 67 Division'street,. To be sold in lots to sult purchasers. "Dealers are invited. Sale pasitive. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL'S SALE, Tuesday, August 17, at 11 o'clock, at the stables corner Forty-fourth ’ street and _ Fifth ie, one gray Trotting Horse, light Wagon and Harness. JOHN R. FARRINGTON, Marshal. MARsHaL's sau RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, If o'clock, al the corner of Broadway and Thirty-second street, a large and general stock of as- sorted Men's and Youth’ Hats and Capa, do. JOHN T. STEWART, City Marshal. PAWNBROKER’S SALE THIS DAY, BY JOHN MORTT- MER, 1 East Broadway, of 500 Lots Men and Women’s Chotee Clothing, Bedding and other destrable goods: also a superior lot of Gold and Silver Watches, fine Gold Jewelry and other goods, well worthy the attention of dealers. By order, 8. STEKN, 118 West Twenty-seventh street. Roe SALE.—W, 8. INGRAMAM, 58 NEW Bowery, will sell on Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, 550 lots men’s and women’s Clothing, Coste, ‘eats, Pants, Silk Shawis, Under Garments, ert Tabie Linen, Remnants, Boots and Shoes, 4c. By order B.'J. Fry,,116 avenue 0. HHOMAS GAFFNEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 28 CHAM- bers street, will soll this day, at 11 o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of the Liquor Store 656 Water street; aplendid Fix- tures, distillery style; chofte stock of Liquors; also Horse, Wagon and Harness; with celebrated Bitters and pb g route. wit! Wawel introduction to 200 customers, of three years’ standing, together with full instructions for manufacturing, Proprietor retiring. WILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS day at two o'clock, at 454 Canal street, Furniture, Ac.. of atarge honse—Two Parlor Suits in rich coverings, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Lace Curtaina, Velvet Carpets, “Centre and Extension Tal lack walnut marble top Chamber Suits, ay and, enamelled | Chamber Suite, rustic Chamber Suits, fine curled hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Table and Bed’Linen, China, Silver, Glass, ‘Stoves, Cooking Utensils, black walnut Wardrobes, Diack walnut Bookcases, Lounges, Chairs; also, fifteen or sixteen fine velvet, three ply, tapestry ‘and other Carpets; also, Carpets saved from fire; the whole making a fine lot for families and dealers; goods packed and shipped. ILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS ON TUFS- ‘day, at 1034 o'clock, at 414 West Seventeenth street, the entire Stock and Fixtures of a Grocery store. 392 WAV. BETWEEN 2D AND 28D STS, ROOM No. 10.—A respectable Protestant young woman as chambermaid and seamstress or chambermald afd waitress; good city reference. Call for two days. ‘WANTEDIA FIRST CLASS WAITER, ALSO AN Oysterman; none need apply but thdse thoroughly posted In their business, at 4b 8th av. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS the real estate business and writes npn hand; wages 86 per week. Call from 8 to 4 o'clock at 143 East 69th st. 7ANTEDA YOUNG MAN, AS BARKEEPER, WHO jv & good writer, quick’ at figures and well recom- mended, None other need apply at Parker's, Broadway and ‘Sdth st., from 10 to 13M. ‘ANTED—FOUR A NO. 1 CANVASSERS TO GO ‘among the wholesale merchants, bankers and brokers of this city; a tiptop ti hnder ik for the right men. Address, with references, experience, &c., Register, Herald office. W'xteD-a “JACK AT ALL TRADES," TO TAKE charge of some grounds and unfinished buildings. ee “oe fe ne ren ty caren and Leese al peg end, E. T-, may apply, with ‘recommendatio orge C. Hall, to." Erle block. a a5 Wareta—a FEW FIRST CLASS WAITERS AND hhallmen wanted at the Reunion Hotel, 2d at., between Ath and Lexington a Warns RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, FROM 17 TO 19 years old ; must be well acqnainted with the station; ery busines red. and 10 A. has had several years’ references, n oF A YOUNG Wipow, WELL EDUCATED IN FRENCH and English, desires to find a pleasant home in are- spectable family as governess, house! . orto take care of the sick; wagos no tobject:: best oity references if re- quired, Address Mrs. M. E. J., box 221 Herald office. YOUNG AMERICAN LADY DESIRES EMPLOY- ment dang veotiabia pureel not mental, where edu- cation and refinement would be appreciated, Address L. 5. L,, Herald office. YOUNG LADY OF SOME EXPERIENCE AS SALES- wishes a situation as such in a Broadway store; isfied with a moderate salary to commence; best reference from’ former and present employers, Address, for one week, Saleswoman, box 129 Herald office. (A HIGHLY EDUCATED FOREIGN YOUNG LaDy desires an engagement in any capacity not menf&l; home more an object than high salary. ‘Triflers not noticed: Address Education, Herald ollice, WANTED—A SITUATION AS FOREWOMAN OF A laundry, by a indy of several years’ experience ; best of references given. Address W. D., box 211 Herald oflice. Dressmakers and Seamstresses, Hag FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, NO. 849 EAST 12TH ST., between Istand: 3d avs.—Fashjonable dress and cloak: making; suits from $5 and upwatds; patterns and fashion plates; cutting and basting. 2) WEST TWENTY-8SECOND STREET.—WALKING suits, dinner dresses and evening dresses made at the shortest notice ; also the latest fashions from Paris. 2 MACDOUGAL ST., CORNER OF CHARLTON 8T.— A respectable American woman as seamstress; can cut and fit children’s clothes; best city reference. QQ WHS 1stH St., BETWEEN STH AND 6TH AVS.— J Acompetent person as seamstress; no objection to wait ona lady ;thoroughly understands cutting and fitting ladies" and eblidren's dresses; can operate on Wheeler & Wilt 20n’s machine. ee 42 WEST 4TH ST.—WORK IN THE MOST FASHION. able style and of the best workmanship executed fai fully to order bya French lady. Rect Parts journalt weekly. Plain es $4 and upwards, 14-2 WEST Win dT. REAR GOOD DRESS. maker, who goes out by the day, wishes a few more engagements in city or country. an be seen for two days, G7 FULION ST. BROOKLYN.—A RESPECTABLE -porgon ae familly ‘seamstress or housekeeper, with a ittle girl nine years of age; competent to do all Kinds of family sewing; can operate; compensation not so much an object asa pleasant, permanent home; good reference; an elderly private family preferred, Address or call on E. J. D. good reference: to Foster & Warn ANTED--A STOUT GERMAN BOY, WHO UNDER. ‘stands how to take care of a horse and make himeelf generally useful. Call at the grocery store 121 6th av. ANTED—A PORTER IN A DRUG STORE, ABLE ae an'9tead nd write, Apply, with recommendations, at av. ‘WANTED_IMMEDIATELY, AN ACTIVE CANVASSER, well acquainted with the liquor trade of this eity; lib? eral commission. BARNABY & MILLARD, 649 Broaderay. ‘W4szED._ WAITERS FOR A DINING SALOON. AP- ply at the Putnam House, corner of 4th av. and 26th et. Intelligence Office. Apply between 9 A’, NUMBER OF GIRLS FOR HOUSEWORK HIRE dafly, at the first class office, 138 6th av., above 10th st. ____HELP_WANTED-FEMALES. A STEADY AND NEAT YOUNG WOMAN WANTED— To do the general housework of a smail family; must ben, $004 plats cook, wathet and, toner; wages $18 per month elther colored or German. 434 4th av., between an “ 34.3 RAST s0TH ST. BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS., YE) first foor.—A good dressmaker, who can operate on Wheeler & Wilson's machine and understands cutting and Gtting, would like to zo out to private families by the day. A. 9000 GIRL WANTED-FOR TAKING CARE OF children and assisting at general housework. Apply at 258 (old No. 145) East 48th st., between dd and 8d ave. 4.86, StH AV. IN THE BAKERY.—A GOOD DRESS. maker to'go out by the day or week; can operate : NEAT GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, INA pee acd ataeier paced habeas ‘on Wheeler & Wilson's machine. Call or address. A very small family: must bee good cook, washer and is T. CHARLES HOTEL (EUROPEAN PLAN), BROAD. | SUMent sustaining the theory of many and the de- | nually take in this country of the different ‘ * ANTED—A MAN AS COOK. APPLY AT DIXON'S ; . ACE WORK WANTED-BY A LADY OF GREAT EX- | 10D¢™ Apply at 181 West 86th st Festaurant, 275 Bleecker street, after 10 A. M. Sree nS ea eee re Pe Beet st OF en, | Cena at sidunripbanameremont (oc eee sdintnlstiaters of ene Soe porvenss, ot fet TesiGenoe; can waxe los work by mia- NICE, TPDY GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK rED—A "NG MAN AS W GEORGE 8. LELAND, Proprietor. The number of members elected to the new Con- | man railway companies, the newspaper editors and ne; also repairing, cleaning and duting neatly done; ean | A S{CEs TIDY GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS WAITER. INQUIRE 3 y a ome Hk wive the best reference, Address G. W., box 168 Herald oflce. | jroner; reference required. Inquire atta Weet diiimte at Sweeney's Hotel, ut 9 A. M. ASTROLOGY. | Feacdd ala. to be unusually great, although m: the Presidents of German ple unions were there. Generally Austrian cities are chosen for protesting against that clause of the preake at Prague which excludes Austria from Germany. isa mat. ter of course that the most violent speeches are held there against Prussia and her policy to divide Ger- many in order to a od under her rule. The King is now staying at Ems, and intends paying a visit to Our town in spite of the opposition he meets with here, where we cannot so soon forget our having been for five centuries a free and indepen- dent community. Should he come he will find out that he is not welcome at all. Our bourse is rather wild, and all sorts of shares are pushed forward. As @ great many people take part now in bourse transactions, whose business it not generally ts, the movement is unsound and must. collapse. American securtties have been bought here in large quantities, as it is creditably reported, on ac- count of Mr. Boutwell, and Teached 864;, when a relapse took place to 8744, in correspond- ence with the rise in the gold premium at New York. Stili capitalists are again investors to rge extent. and the figating stock is fast diminishing. There @ general opinion that a new rise will take place autumn, when the export of cotton begins, and the ye premium is thereby kept at bay. Our harvest satisfactory; still rye and wheat maintain their rice, as the quantity is only that of ean cropa, ut the quality 1s very good. Our vintage is lost, as the present heat cannot make up for the last two cold months, by which the piant is in arrear. Hops do not promise a large yield, Money continues plenty. Foreign exchanges nave declined, as there are now no femittapces of can bonds to be paid for by pills oa London al ‘aris. FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, The Academy of Lyons has subscribed 500 franca to the fund for erecting a statue to Lamartine. . Baron Rothschild, of Paris, has sent $5,000 to the committee organized at Meme! for the purpose of encouraging emigration among the Jews of Western Russia, The great prize of 80,000 thalers of the Brunswick Railway Lottery Loan was won by the Darmstadt Bank and distributed among the empWyés in pro- portion to their positions, The Pope hasraddressed a letter of thanks to the Emperor of Austria, in consideration of the pardon extended to the Bishop of Linz, but does not refer to the cause of the Bishop’s condemnation, The government has caused an inspection to be made ot the different works now in course of execu- tion.in Roumanta, and has satisfed itself that most pA railways may be opened to public circulation is year. During the 29th and 30th of last month much snow felt in various parts of France and Norti Italy. On Mont Cenis tt fell twenty inches deep, on Mount Genevre thirteen inches, and the suburbs of the town of Luze were covered with a layer three inches thick. 8 The Flensburg Neos states that the present which the partisans of Denmark, tn Northern Schleswig, | aay to offer to the Prince Royal and the Princess uise on their marriage is now on view in that town. It is an enormous silver cup on a colui two feet high. The pedestal is surrounded with ciphers of the bridal pair and the 3 Of the pri cipal towns of North Schleswig, Sweden, Denmark, 4% The total weight of the vase ts fourteen pound: already been before Congress at ite iast session, and | | The town of Wilheimshafen, in Nortn Prussia, is will be under dal discussion in September, Such | to be surrounded by earthworks and defended to- persons as represent American capital here are anxi- | Wards the sea by detached forts, while the mouth of ous W see the disposition of the coming Congress | the Jahde wil! be closed by a system of submarine with reference to thoee enterprises, ag upon the | defences. In order to eta the fortifications of ate on these fangai used in del juestions will di the coasts two forts wil! 1m EL sum-~ pend arent part the investinent or ‘ou-investment mer on the Mengeatiensand to tho Welt fis of funds, It ts evident to everybody here that some. | cipal mouth of the Weser. One of these wi thing must be done, and done quickiy, to save the | erected opposite the Brinkamahoff battery, situation, This morning's Monwor comes out with { other 4,000 feet down the stream. Their construce @ leader entitled “Bankruptey, Misery, Fears,’ | tion presents many technical diMcuities, aa the admonighing the ple and the government, The | &nds are covered every tide. It ls proposed to con- telegraph line has been completed from this city to | Mect them with the mainland by @ mole Aiteen, Tuspan, and 16 now in operation. feet high, he volcano in Colima has become vo threatening ‘The Swiss army is about to yene feast exten in accord. districts now in revolution will not be represented. The re-elections are not so numerous as it was at first supposed. This will occasion considerable wire-pulling and management In order that good and complete committees, or heads of committees, may be selected. , Sanchez Ochoa, whose history in California and New York as the original agent to elfect a loan for the Juarez government is well known by the reader of Mexican news, and who has been in prison neariy two years for having exceeded his authority and far having, as alleged, retused to obey the orders of the President. has just been set at liberty, He has agreed to return to Popocatapet! in the sulphur works of which he has @ pecuniary interest. He harbors @ bitter feeling against the government. Colonel Mayer, formerly of the United States Army, who was prowised a speedy and fair trial months ago, still remains in prison without any apparent probability of being soon at liberty, Mr. Enking, arrested some time since, is still in prison. Lopez 13 also in prison and not allowed intercourse with any one. He is charged with conspiring agamst the Mexican Treasury, The alarm which existed at and before the arrival of Mr. Nelson ts now somewhat abatea, after a tole- rabie calm survey of the Minister and the discovery that he is not the flery monster that he had been supposed to be, sent here by General Grant to wipe out and consume tue republic of Mexico. By nis modest career and his non-interference with the government or its officers, limiting his intercourse to that of a purely diplomatic and social character, ne 1s, without studiously seeking to do so, rapidiy flud- “a Place in the hearts of this peaple, ir. Gorsuch, the American engineer, who was employed by this government to éxamine and report upon the feasibility of a wagon or rail road from the bigland to the Gulf at 1d § Wantagtns tate is Sontate salto Snbeculone with that port and Tampico with reference to steam- boat navigation, has returned to this city. Mr. Gor- ich was one Of the first engineers employed in a sissippi, and has had tal experience as an engineer. His report, therefore, which will soon be presented to the government. will be read with great interest. The section of country through Which he passed during the last four or five months is exceedingly fertile, and will furnish the wortd with an abundance of valuable timber, dyewoods, &c., and is rich in mineral wealth. As European funds are now rapidly leaving the country Mexico need only give ample protection to American capital by encouraging its owners to construct railroads here. This can be done by conceding liberal grauts of land, right of way, &c., and by subsequent liberal protection. Extraordinary efforts are now bein made by the constructors of the Puebla branch road to complete It by the first week in September. The Tainy season 1s fully upon us, resulting in very bad roads. As a consequence an extraordinary number of wagons have beem employed tg bring up the rails from Paso del Macho tn order to secure the comple- tion of the road in time for the anniversary in sep- tember of the independence of Mexico. Other Toad enterprises are progressing. The engineers have nearly completed the preliminary survey of the Paso dei Norte and Guaymas road and the government seems to be in accord with the enterprise, an indi- cation that everything will be done to facilitate its rapid construction, The Tehuantepec road, it is understood here, wiil be commenced after the rainy season. The i ue ot granting two new concessions for roa ou ASS He paaaa pes and the other from 10 TO PER DAY.—MEN AND WOMEN TO ACT as agents in every State, county and town in the nited States for the best sailing articie of the age. Address or inquire of Barnaby & Millard, 649 Broadway. General Housework, &c. JAY S8T., BETWEEN WAVERLEY PLACE AND Christopher st.—A young Protestant girl to do general onsework in a small Call for two day: 5G LAIGHT 81a RPSPECTABLE GIRL TO DO generat housework ; bas good ref GQ ORCHARD, ST. REAR, TOP FLOOR—A YOUNG woman to do general housework; {s a good washer ‘and froner; good reference. 149 BAST 418T 8T.—-A RESPECTABLE GIRL 70 nce. YOUNG GIRL WANTED, TO DO THE HOUSE- work of a small family. Apply, with reference, to Mra, Brickwedel, 1,266 Third avenue, between 72d and 7d’ streets, BONNET FRAME MAKERS WANTED—AT 60 MAC- dougal st.,up stairs. Old bends will please apply at once. W205, BRAID SEWERS AND TRIMMERS WANTED— At Bay State Straw Works, 680 Broadway. URSE WANTED—TO ATTEND AN INFANT; ONE who can work a Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine ferred ; the best reference required. Apply aia West st. between 2 and 4 o'clock. ()PERATORS WANTED-—ON WHEELER & WILSON'R machine, experienced in infants’ wear and quilting, at 287 Grand et., near Eldridge. ‘ANTED—A FIRST {CLASS LAUNDRESs, ALSO A first class waltreas. None but. those who’ thoror Understand thelr business need apply, Call at No. 8 Nort ‘Washington square, between 10 and 1 ‘ANTED-.A GIRL, ORPHAN PREFERRED, BE- tween 12 and 16 years of age, to assist in housework of asmali family; must be intelligent, willMg and apt to learn; {f mutually pleased, might be adopted as one of the family: Address H.. box 152’ Herald office, ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WHO WOULD ALSO As- Sist tn the general housework; must come well recom. mended. Apply ht 244 East 49th st. between 9d and 8d avs. WY, sotameas PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT TO EXPE- rienced operators on Wheeler & Wilson's machines, 8. BRILL & CO., 34 Walker st, WANTED—HELP TO MAKE BOWS, SCARFS, &0.; Rore.but experlenced hands need apply to N. G. Kel ogg & Co., 69 Reade.st., third loft. ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS GOOD COOK, washer and ironer; one willing to make herself useful; must be nice and tidy. Call at 228 Went 11th st, ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT HEAD MILLINER AND trimmer; the highest salary to a qualified person. Call_at Simon & Flarshelm’s, 14 (old number) Broad at, Newark, N. J. ‘WANTED—1W0 FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS, TO to Newport; can also make engagements for the fall in New York. Inquire at 208 4th av., Immediately. Must be je of working on Grover’s machine, ap eee A RE WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORR.— ne who can cook, wash ana iron. 127) East 44h et, botween Bd and Sd aya, 8 8+ 388 (old No, ANTEDA GOOD IRONER AND AN W chamberma(d, for Frankenstein's Hotel, 413 Benen Good references, ——— ‘Wantep—a YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT UP STAIRS work in a email family, speaking German and English Quently. 159 Bowery. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK (NO OTHER NEED apply) at Radclill'e oyster : after iW erciock. eter house, 408 Khay. Apply MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR. oyant.— for everything sickness, busine theft, names, numbers, good luck. 408 Canal srest. M88 CLIFFORD, YOUNGEST CLAIRVOYANT IN THE 40 vourth vena, betweea Teenie cthih Sed eat ne bet. a) al ween fwent rt streets, | Hours Toto’. tagtooga ‘gees HE ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, SPIRITUALIST, causes marriages. 320 Fourth avenue, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets. family; ise good washer and lroner. - Ani TRA Be (A XQUXG MAN WISHES 20 LEARN THE COACH trimming businese; has hada few years experiance at a harness making. For mformation inquire for three days of T. Connolly, 684 Washington st. te ESIGNER [AND ENGRAVER.—WANTED, A FIRST class man, for above work on silver ware. Apply at 112 Fatton at. ILE CUTTERS WANTED.--TO EXPERIENCED banda net wages and constant employment given. Ap- ply at Cliff File Works, Sing Sing, N. Y. ‘ GITUATION WANTED—BY, A, PRACTICAL DYER, TO 1D so West. Address A.W. C., box 285 Post office, Coles, MEXICO. Conspiracy Rumors and Party Demoraliza- tion—Arrests Accusations—Decay of Trade and Financial Embarrassmente—War of Races and the Black Flag of Extermina- tionAmerican Colonists=The United States Mission—Railroad and ‘Telegraph Pro- jects. do general housework; can give four years’ refer- 23 HENRY 8T. IO to do light. housewo more of an object than wages, 283 Av:,0 BETWEEN 16TH AND 19TH sTs.—A dren. 'ECTABLE YOUNG Gi in a small family; a bome German giri to do housework or take care of chil- (PHE, ADVERTISER DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT with # civilengineer or country surveyor; #s competent for general field work, including plain table, aleo some ex- perience in office work, having been employed for four years bn the Ordnance Survey of Great Britain,” Address for one week Sergeant Stiff, Herald oflice. a 0 MERCHANT TAILORS.—A FIRST CLASS CUSTOM cutter is open for an e ngagemend.: no objection to m short distance trom the city, Address Cutter, box 119 Herald office. WASTED-MACHINIST, BOILERMAKERS, COPPER- ‘smith and firemen for the United States Navy. Apply to E, Rode, 65 Market st., New York. ANTED—A COLORIST OR RETOUCHER IN INDIA ink. Cone who is a good drawer of figuress preferred, at aes gallery (mate Hamilton's), 174 6th av. Apply for 300 WEST HOUSTON sr, TOP FLOOR.—TO DO general housework in a small private family; good Feference. Inquire for Mra, McCormick. 421 EAST 10TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do general housework in a small private family; has the best references. 543 GTHAYy, CORNER MTH ST—A YOUNG woman to'do general housework for a small pri- vate family; no objection to go to the country ; has good references, 636 2 Av NEAR 83TH 8f.—A YOUNG GIRL 30 days. Mexico, July 29, 1869. ‘The excitement of the day and hour is the newly discovered plot, which possibly threatened the life of the republic, and certainly the tives of President Juarez and the chief of his Cabinet. About tne middle of last week there were dark rumors pre- vailing of threatening evil, and it was whispered that on Tuesday night the troops and city police were under arms, and special measures taken to prevent any disturbance or revolutionary movement from some source, but few, if any, knew what, Sensationalists declared that the non-payment of the army for six weeks had maddened the troops, and it was even said that assassi- nation had been threatened Secretary of Treasury Romero because he could not pay—conld not give blood from a stone, There were smothered breathings of a misunderstanding between Governor Baz and Minister Lerdo, arising, it was said, from the usur- pation of the former in substituting a slate of Con- gressmen to be elected in the city and neighborhood friendly to himself and different from the siate pro- vided and demanded by Lerdo. Romero says that the ‘anpleasantness” resulting from this “change of slate’ was about to culminate in the appointment by the Executive,Jwith whom the power rests, of another Governor who shoula nave no friends to putin high places. Those who gave currency to this latter ramor seemed to desire to have it under- stood that Governor Baz nad originated the kidnap- Ping story by means of his corps’ of detectives for the purpose of alarming the Exgcuvive and his Cabl- net, by impressing them with the tmportance of his retaining the Governorship and the dangers to which they might subject themselves if the charge was in- sisted upon. It is even said that the government had gone 80 far as to discuss the appointment of General Velez, Colonel Doria or Mr. Ferdinand Soto, and that the developments which have been made with reference to the plot have postponed pre- sent action, Another rumor tnforms us that Negrete has been secreted for some time {n the capital, and that he proposed last week to attempt a revolution here, &c. How much there is in any or all of these Treports may soon be developed, All denials to the contrary notwithstanding, your correspondent ts able to inform you most Positively that during Thursday and Friday of last week several arresis were made im this capital of parties charged with conspiring against the liberty or the lives of Presi- do bight housework or chamberwork. Call for two Housekeepers, &c. BANK ST., NEAR GREENWICH AV.—AN AMERI- ean, woman, 38, without encumbrance, as house- keeper. Call or address A, Lee. 55 WEST, MST STA MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN widow as housekeeper. Cail or adaress, Sa eetetpnetnintensesnineeiainanentliemanteicentnelteene WASTED-IMMEIDATELY, ONE DOUBLE HAND Sleforger, four bastard, four mill saw, four sawMe and {wo smooth lé cutters, Apply at Gorman's File Manufac- tory, 92 Beverly st., Boston, Mass. ‘ANTED—A GOOD ULEANER FOR LADIES’ GAR- ents and two or three pressmen for coats and pante; must be able to press cleaned garmenta iike new. Inquire office, Monday, after 10 o'clock, at 's cleaning and dj 111 8th av., near 16th st, s ae ————— J ANTED—CGOOD CABINET MAKERS, TO WORK ON organ and melodeon cases. Aj Ig from 11 to T o'elock, ‘at noon, to Peloubet, Pelton & Co., roadway (up stairs), 1O() RYERSON St. BROOKLYN.—AN AMERICAN Indy of respectability as housekeeper; where she Mould bave the entire charge preferred, oF would take charge of a furnished house, or of linen room fn a hotel, or any posl- {ion not menial; reference if required, Call on or address Mrs. Bartlett. ——— 103 WEST seth st. YOUNG LADY OF REFINE. Jae eo Bent MF housekeeper; widower preferred. Call for A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN, JUST ARRIVED, DE- sires an engagement as housekeeper in a widower's pa pug, ie Sriest to, Weat Ca Call or ad- ress W. M., 46 Conselyea st., between Lori: sis., Williamsburg, for three days, ioadeamerrotnnt: ‘ANTED-SOME FIRST CLASS BOOT FITTERS, C Apply at & Gold at,, up stairs. _____.FRENCH_ ADVERTISEMENTS Us OUVRIERE DEMANDE DE L'OUVRAGE CHEZ b f ey ou des journecs dans lee. families, soit robes, nix, lin ou en couture's la machin asin.” Sadreseer au Tid Bleetker sky au premicr nvvanennenn ORES AP AUCTION, UCTION NOTIOR, J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER, ‘¥20,000worth of peciably connected, de- boarding house, 'Par- box 663 New York _... SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. é SOBER, STEADY MAN DESIR’ LOYMENT A. frtany capacty wherv ne canes nechul ee eOeMENT Trect at figures ;twas last pmplored as collector cf tled from last employer ti required. Ad Narses, &c. Magnificent ‘Household Furniture, Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suita, Paintings, Bronzes and many rare and costly Works of Art, 600 Lots by Catalogue at Public Auctior ON THIS DAY, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, Sale commencing at 11 o'clock precisely, At the elegant m 67 Went th sitet, Drawit Roo 8 ee vered ‘blu "gold, eri rt wi mm Suits, cover erimsot id brocatel dt the richeat lescription, vie tes tite ota al reception, ov Dl Marqueterte, le rose Cablnete, Bag Tables, Bocbignares, Jardinters, iniald tortoise shel, Sevres, Dresden, China Ornaments, artistic bronze Statuary, Clock ; Of! Paintings, by Cole, Huntington, Lannier, Roussin,and olher eminent artista; velvet, medallion Carpets, Chandeliers, lace, broontel Curtains, Pier, Mantel Mirrors, Turkish Easy Chal La Houngse, rosewood 7 octave Piamoforte, richest instrument offer at auction this season, Canterbury, Stool Cover, rosewood Etagere, Secretaire Book: gare, 600 volumes chotce Books, Engravings, Bedroome— Rosewood, walnut dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes, Hair, Spring Mattresses, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Dining Extension Table, Buffet, elegant sete Ruby Glanaware, Biiver Castors, Tureena, Dioner Servive, Chingy Linen, Cutlery} also all the Furniture of the ser: vanta’ aj ments, N. B.--Parties wishing to attend the sale Fitth 0 stages or Sixth avenue cars. . 24. SULLIVAN ST.—A FRENCH LADY AS NURSE OR governess with a family about to depart for Cali- foie: first class references given, Call on or address Miss ier. pene A SCOTCH FARMER OF FIRST CLASS ABILITY 18 desirous of iL J. J.J otice of Grover Gireular, 18 Cedar se Maarees oy 53 LEWIS ST. RESPECTABLE MARRIED Wo- eek man as wet nurse; country preferred; reference if re- SSE eT 55 WEST 28ST ST.-A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN ee) widow to take charge of one or two children; no ob- degen to leave tho city; highest references given. ' Call or aa iectoeitbenesinn seteneniotnensteemess 104 (OLD. NO.) WEST STH ST., IN THE REAR.—A i dwo daya My (© Wet nurse at her own residence, Call for ne aeniipeeinepaatnennntiteitaeertin 151 BLIZABETH ST. REAR, SECOND FLOOR.—A otal marr! woman wishes a y from 6 to 9 tyonths; will be well attended to. Mra, Le’? POSITION AS MANUFACTURERS’ AGENT oR business manager wanted, by a fi in, of undoubted integrity. ‘Address Tr bor tte Hevea offi ‘a CLERKS AND SALESMEN. _ N INTELLIGENT YOUTH 16, YEARS OF AG) : ing with hie parents, desiree’ sexployment ‘aerate frites a good Nand ‘and Teotumnenion (orem t euros, riten and. ‘A eee. Tress Adatn Bayer, 28 Bast Houston ete 70m Colleges Ade 2 ny A SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG man, as bookkeeper; speake English, Fipack and Ger. man; can good reference. Address Ny Care Blein, 190 Division at. ibe pAL nen Ocean NOLLECTING.—A GENTLEMAN OF HIG CO alateour esa lorgs bectncas experfence mete ay WEST 8TH 8T,—A RESPECTABLE WOMA 158 baby to wet nurse at hor own residence; has a Trea of milk ; ‘ be seen unth A ows baby ts only three weeks old. Can that twenty-three families were compelled to abau- | sive modifications proposed by the don the hacienda of San Marcos, wa erty The organization of this force ta at amet ssteeetneneeenn i sd eeetielhssentansalecit 171 Wooster ST.—A SPpONe, HEALTHY WOMAN = it B Jectiona of a few rst clase houses. Address ., box 96 Brook. UCTION NOTICE, dent Juarez and Minister Lerdo, and ibly much The following {# the census of the S| if Zacate- | ance with the constitution of 1 @nd the or mother's cara: CUO @ child at her home; would give it w lyn Post office. . vers SE! MORE LED. DAL MRO more. These indivianals were oa Friday conducted cas and proves how few Americans ihere ate living | 1860, The federai troops, formed o! : Bre under @ strong guard to one of the courts, where they were examined separatety, having been al- Jowed no intercourse with each other while in prison. Up to the present writing five persons have been arrested, whose namea and antecedents aro as fol- lows:—Mariano Andrade, said to have been # general ¢ontingents in that part of Mexicp:—Males, 196,716; femal the cantons, are composed of ab}; 202,220; humber ol farkties, 85/483; number above | pledin tae proportion of three, Poach ee LW eighteen y Single, 40,203; number above eighteen on she reserve, case years, mal ou ; number eighteen | Cenfeder: vn an also are te the Lh cntet ee BA number that can read and deh clude Write, 80,337, Foreignora residing in the state | Stu very Swine 1s Obl ea tary forces Si cacentone bettie ormeamsanactndiermbesemallasdte RUG CLERK WANTED—ONE WHO THOROVG D take charge of wenn sonnd underatande the business, to the country ; beat referonces rules. Call oF wood, Druggist, Westchester, Westchester county, N. Y, Dayco 4 YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY com. y RARE Rann retaan a F QI6 PAY: SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A MTU Oy otelooke th ‘roteatant young woman i . direm or chambermald and Senmamtrent not soya ees country and willing to travel with a family; reference given ‘very euperior quality BOUTS, SHOES, BALMORAL® AND © 4. wante of Noeibenn Western < EE 259 WEST 16TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW AS f the saatons, Evel a8 18 Obliged to serve fr: t, wanie a situation as junidy drug clerk; highest re, | JUS recelvéd and adapted to in the imperial Mexican army, gnd Captain Carlos | French, 113; 8pant B 19; Germans, 18; | the age of twent i sayy from attendant or nurseon an Invalid: would te milling | ferences; expectations moderate, Address a. Hroy or home i 4 y 113; Spaniards, 89; English, 19; Germans, 18; ge of twenty to forty-four. Since 1863 the dura- to take charge of t ; . Browne, care ARON OLAFFLIN & CO., Andrade, 4 nephew of the sam¢, and of the same | Americans, 13; Italians, 0; Belgians, 2, tion of the servi jeral cor; them inthe primary’ branched of" Be,gulleren, and’ tnatrut of Mr. Hogan, corner Hamilton av. and Clinton at, A wrap dlhear nd BeNeTm og, | army; Nestor Stassin, a Belgian; Oarlos Mort ara ay ©} Bolg! ce In the federal corps has beep fixed a Frenchman, and Carlos Sanbayon, another French. man, who has enjoyed the alias of Felipe Fernandez. ‘The three last named are charged wit having per- at eight yeare ip the infantry and t q the special arms. The ‘andwebt is core poNa et ‘sf A kind of ‘ight wine ts now being artificially | who have left the federal reserve; the; Manufactured In Belgium, which may be sold at @ | that category until they have com| writes well; has no encumbrance ; has twenty years’ sto character in a ditiere ery, te Address Mi mt position; salary Regular Weekly Salo on Friday, UOTION NOTIOE.—OROCKERY, © r Fiated Ware and eney Genie’ GERRY ALESMAN ‘AND TRAVELLER WANTED—ONR WHO is acquainted with the wholesale stationery and blank k business, Address for one week Books, Herald office, m™ Dk RE OSE EAST 38D ST.A_ RER! 308 lady ws me hen eaenee ean BD TPO, DRUGGISTS. SITUATIONS WANTED, BY THREES e their forty. y will seh on T 4 tained to the Yate invading army of the French. 000 profit for a franc a bottle, For some years the | fourth year. By the | 1. Roberta i m the sales, in tote io aut city and country posed conspiracy or | has been carried on there anc amburg, an re Sw | Apply immediately at No. 7 Abingdon square. rota, Goods carefully packes for abinuk revolution and to persuade she parties arrested to | much of this apurious butter is shioved for Eugland, ceding all claeeed Ay Jor egg ecttve of the army, ine 4g 200, 71