The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1870, Page 7

en NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1870 FINANCI ‘The feature of the m AL AND COMMERCIAL. WALL STREET, Feb, 18—6 P, M, arkets here continues to be the movement tn gold, which still exhibits a very Gecided indisposivion to yield in either direction to any great extent under speculative influences. ‘The Present disposition among operators, however, is ectdedly bearish, the price having early this morn- ing been forced down to 119, at which figure it Opened in the room. Tne bears were assisted In Securing this decline by the apparent BOUTWELL'S CURRENCY BAL- 85000 US 4's, cur'ey 2000 Cen P Ri eee to. the extent of about $5,000,000, as against the VF Cent ga 1h. Bs amount of currency on hand this day week, which, taken together with nis strength in respect to Colm on hand, over and avove gold certificates, Seemed to favor larger sales next month. GOLD aT 119, however—the lowest point it has yet reached since it touched that figure tn its upward movement alter the suspension of specie payments—seemed too tempting a figure to importers; and under a fear of their appearance in the market the ‘‘shorts’ deemed it wise tocover, and weir purchases, together with Soine for customs, rallied the market and brought the premium back to 1934, from which it receded gain to +4, continuing to fluctuate between that figure and 1193, up tothe close of business. It 1s GtiMcult to tell at chia time what influence the pro- STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. Northwestern .. Northwestern pi Rock Island. Farina, Feb. 18-6 P. M. Corrrg.—The market for Rio was quiet, there being but lit- tle inquiry, but full prices were demanded for all grades. We heard of no sales, Other kinds were quiet, but held at previ- sous prices. We quote:—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 4c. a 15}{e. @ 153{c. ; good do., 160. a 16}c. ; prime 17}c.; extremes for lots, 14gc. 18c.; Jay: 190. ; Ceylon, 17!gc, @ 19346. eatbo, 16)gc. a 1830. ; Laguayra, 18%, w 18\4c. ; Jamaica, 1c. Costa Rica, 14340. a 18%c.; Manlia, 16c. a Wo.; Mexican, Lic, a 18c.; Savanilla, 1c. » 17}c., all gold, duty REVISION OF THE BUDGET by.the Committee of Ways and Means, by which it is Proposed to reduce the appropriations for the year to the extent of $50,000,000, will have upon the The statement that such was the inten- tion of the committee was repeated in the street by telegram from Washington to-day, and much can- but its effect upon values It should be borne in submitted his ‘& 21360. ; Singapore, 18c, yet be determined. mind that when estimates for the current year ho solicited an appro- Priation of $60,000,000 in excess of last year. This amount, we are informed, was subsequently, upon conference with the Ways aud Means Committee, reduced to about $38,000,000, Nent at thistime whether the proposed reduction ‘We now hear of 13 to be upon Mr. Boutwelil’s esti- Mates eitber as originally submitted or since amended, or upon last year’s appropriation. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day ‘Were as follows:— Gold cleared Gold balances. Currency balance: A was quiet, but uil in bond, and Corton, —There wa: erate inquiry for ap ood demand for export and a mod ning, but the oiferings bel market was heavy, and almont all of tho sales were 248. per Ib. helow those obtained yesterday. Posed of 2,481 bates, of which 1,83 were for ex; spinning and 161 on spect ere liberal, but 2.800 bales basis ‘There were dis- L i For fusure d The inquiry 1s perti rices were irvegular and apeciowen for April, ab 2B: 800 do. for Feb- for March, at 2374c.; 300 do., for ti ndaand Modite and ta, 6,081 LbIe flour, 1,800 bags 4,199 do. corn, 19,623 do. woalt, The flour market corn meal, 11,590 bu 1,296'do. barley, and 1,600 do. il and firm; the sales were about 6,500 bbl extra State, for March dolivery, tour was ‘dull and nominal. Holders of gold had their balances carried at raves Tanging from 5}; down to3 per cent and exception- ally at “flat,” or free of interest. A considerable in- crease in the street interest in tho market is appa- rent from the above figures. The chief fluctuations in gold were as follows-— Southern flour was good and prices ‘were firm; selon 2 400 e tour was in tolerably active demand gt to meal was di - Change; sates, 125 bbls, We quote ~~ = e > of RSl RESSSEScasessssa Round hoop Obt Round hoop O! St. Louts low extra, THE MONEY MARKET ing lo, trade bi showed a shade more activity, the regular rate on saris governments being five per cent and on stocks five and six. Some balances were left over at four, but that figure to-day was exceptional. FOREIGN BXCHANGE. ‘Was steady, without change in rates, GOVERNMENTS STRONG. The government market resisted the bearish in- hence exerted by the decline in gold and was firm, ‘with moderate activity, gaining strength from spnouncement was made St. Louis choice family. Southern choice and famiiv.. Southern superfine and extra, ae aaSernaacccaae pamnoansaccsasacoe, B EFARSSSSSSRURSREGS: Sa-Eeeeeerrerreesspeee ae Gorn meal, Brads —The wheat market was very Sian fat tae nel ‘or sound amber, delivered 1 40 for amber Southern, hels at 8c. a 90c. for new mixed, 6c. u 78c. for In- 1 for yellow Jersey and Southern, fore steady, the sales being 25,000 bu ‘be. for do. atioat, 60c, a St. John's Park and afloat, 58e. for’ do. ‘G0c, for Ohio and Pennay! and held tor higher fig ing 9.000 bushels. 3 S 556 dy, with sales of ferior do., and 96e. the special in Congress for Wednesday next. At the cloze the mar- Ket was off the best figures, but sttll strong. Prices were:—United States currency sixes, 111% a 111%; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 1178; a 118; do. do., coupon, 117% a 118; do. five-twenties, registered, May and Nevember, 114 a 114%; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 115 a 11534; do. do., 1864, do. do., 1l4a 114%; do. do., 1865, do. ao., 114% @ 114%; do. do., regiatered, January and July, 113 a 1133;; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 11334 a 11344; do. do., 1867, do. do., 113% @ 113%; do. do., 1868, ao. do., 113% a 113%; do, ten-forties, registered, 109!5 | 109%; do. do., Coupon, 112% @ 112%; gold bonds, Central Pacific, usheis at 54c. for idee. for Stat ‘on track, and Sic. a ore yht after Weatern in store, ade West at $115. Bari was dull, with sales of 2,000 bushels State at 2c. a 96c. —The market was duil, the offerings continuing ght, and rates were generally nominal, For the Liverpoot steamers 3d, ‘The chartering business exh thero still prevailed a fair demand for petroleum’ ver articular change. The en- 500 bbls. Detroleum at 6e., was bid and 3igd. 04d, asl hibited but litite activity, thor ‘To Liverpool steamer 12,000 bales cotton at x con at 26s, To Le The charters were. 7,600 cases petroleum at 000 bbis. rosin at 2s, 9d. eum at 6s., and , general cargo; a bark, SW0 tons, to ri da schooner’ from Cadi back to New York Hors.—there was but little act mand from all a cases do, ai 1s, 6d.; n bark to Montevi- Leghorn, oll and gene- Rio’ Grande, and SOUTHERN SECURITIES. The market for Southern and state bonds was in- active and without special features, closing steady at the following figures:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 56 a 67; do., new, 49 a 493¢; Virginta, ex coupon, 62 a €4; do., new, 66 a 6634; do. regular stock, 51 2 52; Georgia, sixes, 81 a 83; do., sevens, 90293; North Carolina, ex coupon, 46 a 4634; do., new, 26 a 26%; Missouri sixes, 91 292; Louisiana sixes, 70 a 72; 0. levee sixes, 69 a 70; do. do. eignts, 80 a 82; Alabama eights, 94.95; South Carolina sixes, 860 City Memphis sixes, 61a 52; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed State Georgia, ste tivity in the market, tha de- but prices were steady and firm, especially for the fine grates, wich were sparingly were at prices rangiog from ‘The few sates made ie. to 88e. for common to choi RON.—The market for Scotel demand being principally from lower, closing, however, was disposed of. ot all, at $832 on. three m lote do. at $32 60 a B83 do. Glengarnock at $33 50 100 do, Coiness to arrive, March shipment, at 31, gold, the market closing with no sellers at these prices. American wus still dull and prices were nominal at $84 a $25 for No. 1 and $33 a 234 for No. 2; sales 1W tona No. 3ex Thomas at 333 (00'tons were sold on private terms. Re- fined bar was dull and nominal at $62 5). but steady at $57, gold, for English, and $76 a $77, currency, MoOLASSES.—With a large and accumulating stock and no demand of moment the market for ali kinds of foreign was dull and heavy. Domestic was in good supply, au only in moderate demand, prices were weak. re 250 bbis. New Orleans at fbc. a 76c,, and 60 hhds. Deme- cea remained heavy and nominal at the fol- Old Cuba centrifuga! and mixed, 26c. a 28c. a S2c.; new do., 8c. a 40c.; new Cuba muscovado, refining graces, 4Uc. a 4! ig” was fairly active, the ers; P ere All of the stock ex les were 600 tons Eglinton, part, ime without interest ; #1 32; 300 lelly at 833 50, and 87; do., Hew, 79 @ 80; Raila were quiet STOCKS HEAVY. The stock market opened this morning with a Sharp decline in prices, but subsequently rallied again towards the middle of the day, going off later, however, after the second call, between which and the close the lowest prices of the day in nearly all the Just previous to dark another slight recovery was manitested, the markes leaving off with this unimportant improvement, It is grow- ing more evident from yesterday’s observation tnat the market is almost wholly without outside sup- Port, and that the cliques have nearly unloaded and are anxious to tempt a short interest with a view to Bnother upward turn. At present there ts nothing “upon which to establish any such movement, the speculative feeling of the street peng timid and the general condition of the market unhealthy. Nor while the outside public are thus indisposed to buy, which furnishes room to anticipate a very @onsiderable decline from present fgures, 13 thero @ither that courage to go short manifested which is more than all what the cliques most want now, very Oifficult In the absence of the proper concord ‘between two great classes who make up the market— viz., those who dupe, and those who are duped—to form any sort of an accurate judgment as to what Avery great deal will certainly depend upon the character of the bank statement to-morrow. The exceptions to the general course of the market were Ohio and Mississippi and New Jer- aey Central, The former of these rose to 31%. @re the subject of independent movements. range of prices of the leading speculative stocks is g@hown tn the following table:— HIGHEST AND LOWES PRICES OF THE Day. lowing quotatio: y 60c., and New Orleans, 6c. a Te. NAVAL STORES.—The demand for spirits turpentine was more active and the market was atriile firmer, cosing at 473gc. for merchantable and 48e. a 433gc. for shipping lots. t A74cc. 0 4754¢.—almost all at the 30 a Crude turpentine was dull about $375. Rosin—There was an increased ices for which were stocks were reached. Es business consummated in strained, steady at former quotations, Other kinds were alt in, but unchanged in value. There wer xport, at 2a 3 Bio do. No. Lut 43.25 i Surainod, 3 a S al a 4, pale Ba ‘ir was Tonelive kad nominal at 4 S7e. a $2 40 for Washington. jn small lots was selling at market closing firm was sold at o private price. Lard was Small ales were made within the range o atton seed was quoted at 6Uc., Western distill haden at 63c, a 65c., extra retined seal at 973¢¢. We Pb, Woe Northern crude whale at crude sperm at #1 60, ed t 81 70 a $1 80, Bank at 75c. and Straits at 7c., without sales of moment. PROVISIONS.—Receipts, 40 bbis. pork, 60 do. beef, 1,689 ‘cut meats and 1,706 pbis. lard. ‘The market for pork. The business was . future delivery. imo was quoted at $21 and W mess at 223 50. Dressed hogs were quoted for Western and 11%c, a 12) d. Live hows were qui ‘The arrivals were 698 head, ita future may be. . for city, with but unchanged, closing at gc. 30 for Southern and Wester was dull, but held for full prices. Sates 60 bbia., at $10 a #! for plain’ mess and $15 & $17 for extra do.; also small lots tercen, at $25 a #824 for prime mess and $27» B31 tor India do. Cut meats were still quiet, there being no improvement in the demand, and prices were generally nomial, Salen ges within the range of 104c. a Lie. for dry oulders, Le. a M4ige. for pickled hams d'do, Bacon was a tritle more active, the sales being 29,000 Ibs. long clear, in bulk, part at dl ht Wc. for short rib and long was in’ better de 8, at Ibe. a 1b% W tierces for March delivery at 152¢e. n 1isic. ‘Tho market ror butter was withoat activity, there bemg no coinand except for smal! lots to supply the immediate wants r heavy for all grades. except rate supply, and held at full gros. ‘The business in chevse’ was Nght, there ork, and but litle toqutry trom the and I7c, a 1s}sc. for sn a York Cen. & Hud. gonsolidated York Central and Hud. certf. r common to orth western... Northwestern pre no demand for ex Milwaukee a Milwaukee and St. Ohio and Mississippi. ‘New Jersey Central views, being unwilling to make wny req We quote:—Butter—State, fing firkin ‘common to good, 5 mon to fair, 3c. & We 2] M any to good, lbe. a State, fancy factory, 1i3,c.9a Isc 45°.) common ty fine dairy, nit dairy, fe. a 14c.; Ohio, goo common to fine farm dairy, J; a Lue. Mt.—The market for erude in bulk way ye with buyers at lige. don private terms. 2,000 ‘on the Lower Creek during April, were sold at fo bbis., was more sought after, but no sales were repo: prices Were nomluaily Wc. a2lc. Naphtha was cuiet at about former pricea, closing aut Igc. a 10%, Of restduum’260 bbls. ware so ‘The market ‘or refined of] waa a :rifle more active, but prices At the opening a lot of but soon afterward = 500 bbs. Were sol brought Wige. 15 Panama KR. oc. Was accepted, 20 Lilinais Central. 2 400 Clev & Pus RR... Au a market closing which were chiety for re 3,500 bbl do. at 293gc. and ors) 29ic, Standard white, In cases, was 10 fair Cag ioe nota, ing ae or prices. Sal gases, part, if not all, at B63y¢, a B7Ago. iY ‘standard to prime white sellin marks dull 3 Ut BBC. @ 2875 icon were unchanged, of 5Xc. m7. for nominal Be Bhiger a Seve. In. iia a My in PI closing with sellers at oz. Tho demand was light but pri i salen were made within the ran, rime. Rangoon was dull a! market for raw exhibited more activity, ‘the ing chiefly from retiners, and at yesterday's qt @ lle. for ec. wide. Retin ‘markel cloainj white, 12’¢. « 1c, for extra ©, and 11%{c. a We quote -—Cuba-Infe i ae, : 200 Mit & st Paul RR. 1 4 a 13%, for soft 12340, for yellow. ‘ior to common refining, 934c. a 95;¢.; 100 Chic & Alton RR. 974¢. = 10c.; good to prime re! 00, C & Indu RR. 4 pri Bol do 4 a 40000 Toi, PooAW lat.w db 1000 Log Dock bus... 82 ‘Boxes, D. 8., Now. 1 00 9 &10%40.; do. do, Nos. fos. 16 to 14, 12g, a 1B0,; do, do., 100 do. bil 1000 Obio & Miss RR. uu do. . Nos. 19 to 99, 130. a 18%c. Wleo—Reinta igo. Tre the marker ose were steady and Orin Nght, but rt for for Engh, and 33)4 every anne Stone Bogiiah at Be pa ‘and drm, the sales bein at the rate of #8 960 $8 B14, gold, for 1. C., and 1,000 boxes charcoal terne at 7 8/54, do., cash. We quote—[4C. coke 37 5.87 20, gold; coke Cerne $5 75 8 86, do., and charcont do, aD 134, to. a7 ‘OB AG ‘entucky was more active, the demand bet principal ‘and prices were quite steady. Sal 0 bhi ‘The transactions in ly for export, at Sova td were unchanged. 37 cuss +4100 do, Ohio and Pennsylvania, au of Connecticut on private terms, Of Havana 100 bales were sold at 95¢. a $1 10, Wo quote ‘Hol. Heavy Bh ming eM mand clarke 90, ane. y lol \d Massachusetts fine wrapper New York State fillers... New York State average lots. New York State wra Havana—Common, 80c. a 8c. 1 Vig, currency. 281 U8; jew, currency. th ighor, cloning’ at abou Wes dis bois, wers acid ar ve closing’ at aboui Wc. ; See, 2 98%4e.--chielly ive eM lah Gp ‘Woou,.—there is only oderate business going in toooe, prices for which, however, remain firm, holders being un willing to grant any concession to effect sales in conse: uence of cod stock. Whut demand prevails is sUill a ° rine!) for the fine grades, which held with more rouneas than the cluer deseristiont ie none Ean wool continues to aejt freely, the demand being princ! for the extra grades, ‘and prices are very. firm. In there i m ‘moderate business doing at full ices. California ‘is in fair demand, but business Featrioted by rmness of holders; the supply of all kinds ts considerably reduced, and higher prices are conti- dently looked for. the busintn, Ma Tarcace poctinnadi care Limited most ali kin''s are nominal, ‘The 0 Boc., nel ing 85,000 X and XX Ohio at 50c. a 55c.—the for straight XX 15,000 State and Western at dic, n 46c., 9400) low (blo part, at 48igc. a 48, 5 1,640) unmerchantable ui'33c., 1,000 Louisiana’ on private’ ‘terms, 2,0) Michizan’ "at a 470., 8,500 ‘and ‘above Ohio ‘at 60c. @ 520. 1,500 Ibs. nolls, combing and 6.500 wuwashed on private terms; also 160,00 Ibs. pulled at 39c. a 47c. for super and extra, chiefly at 39. a 4ic.; 20c. 9 4c. for low to extra; 55,00) Ibs. Texas at 26c, a Bo. for common to choice, 18),000 Ibs. California ‘at 18340. a 233g0, for burry to AL fall ‘clip a 8 nd for common ‘to fine apring clip; 25,00) Part at 19¢.; 50 bales Cape and a few sail Private terms, REAL ESTATE MATT<RS. The only sale at the Exchange yesterday was that of Messrs. E. H. Ludiow & Co,, of whouse and lot s Washington street, sold by order of James L. Flint, of Messrs. Patterson & Co. Annoxed aro the particulars NEW YOUK PROVERTY—BY RE. I. LUDLOW & 00, Three story brick store and lot 625 Washington st, lot 25x73, a 915,000 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Waar Married. Happock—PorTER.—On Wednesday. February 16, by the Righ Rev. Horatio Southgate, D. D., ALONZO. KR. Happock to Lin! T., daughter of William V, Porter, all of this city. Howe—KiPiing.—At [Christ chapel, Elizabeth, N. J.,on Wednesday, February 16, the Rev. Stevens Parker, Juun J. Howe, of New York city, to Miss DELA M. KipLind, daughter of Richard Kip- ling, of Koselle, n, J. ‘rench and English papers please copy. HUTTON—ALLEN.—AC ‘Trinity chapel, New York, on Thursday, February 17, by the Kev. Orlando Hut- ton, of Easton, Md, tho Kev. RICHARD GRAHAM Hurron, of Oyster Bay, L. L, to FANNIB MEEKER, daughter of the tate Judge Allen, of Georgia. KercauM—Norrukur.—On Monday, February 14, by the Rev. J. R. Kendrick, CHARLES G. KETCHUM, of Charleston, 8. C., to SakaH J., only daughter of A. Northrup, Esq., of Jersey City, N. J. No cards. MOKTON—BENJAMIN.—A‘$ the Church of the Holy Light, on Thursday, Keb) 17, by the Rev. Eastburn Benjamin, ELLISON M. MORTON to CLARA Matas, daughter of Meigs D. Benjamin. SxrTH—BUTLER.—In Freehold, N. J.. on Wednes- day, February 16, at the residence of A. ©. McLean, Eaq., by the Kev. G. Van Aken, Mr. ALLAN Smiru, of Montana, lows, to ADELAIDE N., eldest daughter of the late U. N, Butier, of Jamestown, N. Diea. ACKERMAN.—On Thursday, February 17, CoRNE- Livs ACKERMAN, aged 69 years and 9 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invitea to attend the funeral services, from his late res! dence, No. 128 West Forvy-fith sireet, on Sunday aiternoon, at two o'clock. AUCHINCLOSS.—On Thursday morning, February ‘17, after a lingering illness, CORNELIA, A., Widow of James F. Auchincloss, and daughter of Mary and the late Henry T. Wells. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 156 Broome street, on Sunday aiter- noon, at half-past one o'clock. = - Baln.—On Friday, February 18, JENNEATTE BAIN, eldest daughter of the late George and Jane Bain. ‘The funeral will take piace from the residence of her mother, No. 312 West Fourth street, this (Satur- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. EADWELL.—At 124 West Houston street, on Thursday (midnight), February 17, of childbirth, ANNIE NELSON BEADWELL (late of Doncaster, kng- land), the beloved wife of William kK. beadwell, aged 22 years, le will be interred in Evergreen Ceme- tery, L. L. BEEKMAN.—On Friday, February 18, Mary JANE, youngest dangater of William M. and Dorcas Beek- man, aged 3 months and 14 days. ‘The relatives and friendg of the family are respect- fully invited to attend she funeral, from the resi- dence of her parents, No. 232 East Tuirtiewn street, this (Saturday) morning, at ten o’clock. Friday, February 18, after a long illness, CHRISTIANA WINANT, Wife of Isaac Berdan, aged 78 years and 26 days. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funera!, at Hackensack, N. J., on Sun- day afternoon, at two o’clock, at Reformed church, Main street, without further notice. CAMPBELL.—On ‘Thursday morning, February 17, Marky, wife of Thomas J. Campbell. ‘Tne funeral wi:l take place {rom her late restdence, No. 341 West Twenty-se venth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Cassipy.—On Friday evening, February 18, infant son of James aiid Anne Cassidy, aged 1 month. The funeral will take piace from his parent's rest- dence, No. 181 Prospect street, Brooklyn. this (Satur- day) afternoon, at liall-past two o'clock. CLARK.—On Friday, February 15, ALICE H. GALLO- WAY, daughter of Lemuei and Mary Clark, aged 28 years, 8 months and 27 days, The trienda and retatives of the family are re- Spectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 295 Grana street, Willliams- burg. L, L, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, Wisconsin papers please copy. COLarKk.—At Upper New Rochelle, on Friday, Feb- Tuary 18, RLIJAH CLARK, aged 65 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to attend the faneral, without fur- ther notice, on Monday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the Methodist Episcopal church, Upper New Rochelle. CORNELL.—Ou Wednesday, February 16, of Bright's disease of the kidneys, MARY ANN CORNELL, wife of Barak Cornell, in the 49th year of her ago. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 616 Lexington avenue. Darsy.—On Friday morning, Feoruary 18, Maria, wife of Thomas Darby, and daughter of Daniel and Catharine Keily, after @ short but severe iliness, aged 17 years, 4 months and 18 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and also those of her uncle, Theodore W. Kelly, are respect- fully invited to attena the funeral, from the residence of ber father, 607 Greenwich street, on Sunday alter- noon, at one o'clock precisely. DE In Jersey City, on Wednesday, February 16, JENNIE 8. B. DEAN, eldest daughter of ucnry L. and Margaret Sloat, of Jersey City. Albany papers please copy. DomM.—On Friday, February 18, Liuutan, only child of Charles and Anna M. Domm, aged 2 years, 4 months and 18 days. The funeral will take place from No. &3 Seventh street, Williamsburg, on Sunday afternoon, at two a’clock. Dovcuerty.—On Friday morning, February 18, Many JANE, beioved wite of Richard Dougherty, aged 26 years, 4 months and 6 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late re- sidence, No. 244 West ‘Twentieth street, on Monday aiternoon, at one o'clock. Dows.—At Chariton, Saratoga county, on Monday, February 14, JAN ELIZA, Wile of Amml Dows, aged 58 years. Funeral this (Saturday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of David Lows, 55 West ‘T'wenty- uhird street. DuycKinckK.—On Wednesday, February 16, Rev. Henry Duyoxiyck, son of Evert A. and Margaret in the 27th year of his age, 8 and friends of the famuly, and the clergy generaily, are invited to attend the funcral at St. Mark’s church, corner of Second avenue and Tenth street, this (Saturday) afvernoou, at four otclock. Ecuis.—On Thursuay morning. February 17, of Sreos of the tungs, Mrs. CORNELIA KLIS, aged years. ‘rhe relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her nephew, George G. Hallock, Sr., No. 253 Rast pore la this (Saturday) afternoon, at palf-past 1 oc VARMER.—On Wednesday evening, February 16, Colonel GEORGE E. Farmer, late of the Sixth New York Volunteer cavairy, in the 30th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at the realdence of his uncle, George T. Jackson, No. 188 East T'wenty-s1xth. gtreet. this (Saturday) morning, at eleven o'clock. GAYLER.—On Friday morning, February 18, AVIE 8., daughter of Charies and Auna Grace Gayler, aged 8 years and 3 months. Phe funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, Grove Leta) first house east of Broad- way, Williamsburg, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. GiLLoN.—On Tuursday, Februgry 17, Mary ANN, “fleld, N. J. | fret reference ;j city or country, Address J, daughter of Rose and the late John Gillon, of county Sligo, Irciand, aged 23 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attena the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 404 East Sixteenth st., this (Saturday) after- noon, at hail-past one o'clock, Her rematns will be interred tn Calvary Cemetery. Guikvivi.—On Friday, February 18, of pneumo- mia, Roper, son of Rovert aud Mary Grifith, aged 6 months and 2 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, (rom the residence of lis be- Teaved parents, 425 Sixth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at tivo o'clock. HALI.—On ‘Thursday, February 17, CATHERINE E. HALL, in the 47th year of her age. Funeral services at her late residence, Melrose, on Sunday atternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. HENSHAW.—On ‘Thursday, February 17, WILLIAM HENSHAW, late of Manchester, England, aged 63 Years and 6 months, ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his son, John Henshaw, 165 Kast Thircy-fourub atreet, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock. JOUNSON.—On Wednesday, February 16, ANN JOHN: BOM, native Of Queens county, Ireland, aged 45 The relatives and frienas of the family aro re- specttally taeda sone the puberal eon her late » No. lonroe | street, turd alternoon, at half-past one o'clock." ace ax HuGurs.—On Wednesday, February 16, WILLIE H., only son of Willam H. and Mary C. Hughes, aged § months, Also, LANNE.—Suddenly, on Thursday, February 11, Srepu DECATUR LANNE, aged 53 years, The funerals of the above will take place this (earning) ope “ one o/atock, from their late residence, Kast ‘Twenty-first str further mivitation, o ee MaHoNgY.—On Thursday, February 17, after @ eerie WILLIAM Manongy, in the 67th year of 18 age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, of his son Denis, are respectfully invi the funeral, fivm bis late residence, No.166 Front street, Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, at one California papers piease copy. ManLow.—On Thursday, February 17, at his resl- dence, No. 500 West Twenty-eignth street, JamES MARLOW, in the 36th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family and those of his brothers- in-law, Patrick and James McCue, are respectiull: invited to attend the tuneral, from his late resi- dence, this (Saturday) afternoon, at hall-past one o’ciock, to Calvary Cemetery, MENZIES,—On Friday morning, February 18, after & hogering illness, JOHN MENZIES, in the 65th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect - fully invited to attend the funeral, from ti re: dence of his son, Alexander Menzies, 235 West Fortieth street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o’cloc ‘The remains wil be taken to Greenwood for inter. ment. Thornhill (Dumfriesshire, Scotland), Liverpool (England) and London (Canada Westp papers please copy. MouBERY.—On Thursday, February, 17, MouueRy. of 626 Grand street, axed 53 years, His relatives and friends of the family and mem- bers of Zetland Chapter, No. 141, R.A. M., and Abrams Lodge, No 20, F. and A. M., and Mechanics’ Lodge, I. O, of O. F., are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on sionday afiernoon, at one o'clock, from All Saints’ church, corner Scammell and Henry streets, without further notice, His re- snains will be taken to Cypress Htils for interment, ‘the members of Mechanics’ Lodge, No. 113, 1. Os O. F. wili meet at their rooms on Monday afternoon, at @ quarter past twelve o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of our late brother, John Moubery. By order JOHN 8. KNOX, N. G. McKenzix.—On Thursday, February 11, Jonn C., oldest son of John and Aun McKenzie, in his 21st year. ‘Tne relatives and frienas of the family are respect- Tuliy invited to attend the funeral, trom the resi- dence of his father, 126 Monroe street, on Sunday afternoon, at haif-past o.e o'clock, Without further invitation. RayMonp Lopak, 644, F. ann A, M.—Brethren, you are hereby respectfully requested to atcend the funeral of J. ©. MACKENZI&, eldest son of Brother John Mackenzie, at 126 Monroe street, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. HARRY B. SNOW. Secretary. McMvurpir.—On Friday, February 18, WiLLit COLE> MAN, only ciuid of Jolin and Helen E. McMurdie, aged 22 months. Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two oclock, from the Chureh of the Holy Trinity Mev. 8S. H. Tyng, Jr.'s), corner of Maalson avenue and Forty-second street. Tue friends of the family are imvited to at- tend without further notice. ReiLLy.—On Thursday, February 17, MARY Harr, the peloved wife of Michael Reiliy, of the parish of Columki, county Longford, ireland. ‘The funeral will take piace on Sunday afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. ‘the friends and reiatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 422 East Eleventh street, with- out further notice. The remains will be interred im Catvacy Cemetery. RICHARDSON.—At Morrisania, on Thursday, Feb- Tuary 17, Apa E. P., wile of George W. Kichardson, aged 27 years and 2 months, Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at two o'ctock, RosERTson.—At his residence, No. 141 Perry street, on Wednesday, February 16, NICHOLAS KOBERTSON, aged 75 yeurs and 4 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also War- ren Lodge, I. O. of O, ¥., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Luke’s Episcopal charch, Hudson street, this (Saturday) morning, at bal!-pust nine o'clock. SHAWS.—At Montgomery, Ala., of pneumonia, ANSEL KE. SUAwW, of the firm of A. E. Shaw & Co., of this city. ‘The funeral will take place this (Saturday) after- noon, at one o'clock, from Mrs, Hardcastie’s, Bioom- ‘Trains leave foot of Christopher and Barclay strects at eleven o'clock A.M. Carriages will be at Bloomfeld depot. Sugnwoop.—On Thursday, February 17, suddenly, VALENTINE A. SHERWOOD, eldest son of Anastatia Handien, aged 24 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- fully invited (o attend the funeral, at the Memorial church, corner of Eleventh street and Waverley pl on Sunday afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock precisely. San Francisco (Cal.) papers Pinate copy. Smita.—On Thursday morning, Fevruary 17, Ipa May, only child of Charles Kdward and Elizabeth F. Smith, aged 1 year, 6 months and 26 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the 1amily are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her parents, 66 South Second street, Willlams- burg, tihs (saturday) atrernoon, at two o'clock. SriveRs.—Suddenly, on Thursday, February 18, JAMES EpWan iVERS, aged 62 yeal Funeral services will take place on Sunday fore- noon, at eleven o’ciock, {rom his late residence, North Castle, Westchester county. New York. StoRMs.—On Friday morning, February 13, Harrie E., only daughter of Jurman S, und Sarah M. Storms, aged 10 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Dean, 154 Perry street, this (Saturday) afternoon. SULZER.—Knights of Pythias.—The Brother Knights of this Order are fraterpally invited to attend the funeral of our late beloved Lrother Knight FERDINAND SULZER, Which will take piace on Sunday afternoon, at one o'ciock, from his late residence, Nos. 61 and 65 East Houston street, Germania Lodge No. 6, K. of P, By order of W. Ch, ADAM KLEIN, Jacop MuNnponrrr, Rec. Sec. Svrron.—In this city, on Tuesday, February 15, RACHEL Svu7TON, in the 86th year of her age, SWEETSER.—On Thursday, February 17, Epwakps, son of J. A, and Catharine D. aged 33 years. The relatives and friends of the familly are re- spectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, at the Madi- son square Presbyterian church, this (Saturday) afleriucon, at one o'clock, THAYER.—At Nowark, on Tuesday, February 15, Mary A., daughter of the late @badiah Thayer, in the 2ud year of her age. VaLerio.—Suddenly, of apoplexy, on Tuesday, February 15, at Genoa, Italy, JoserH VALERIO; Esq. , in the 47th year of his age. VinceNt.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, February 18, THOMAS E. VINCENT, tnfant son of Nelson and Eilza- beth Vincent, ‘The remains were interred tn Flatbush cemetery, Coxsackie papers please copy. VaN KLKEK.—At Gravesend, L. L, on Friday, February 18, Apa, only child of Dr. R. L. and Nelile Ss. Van Kleek, aged 5 nonths and 7 days. he relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of the parents, at Gravesend, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, Coney Island cars leave Fulton ferry at eleven o’clock A. M. and twelve M. Were in this city, on Thursday evening, Feb- » WiLLIAM WE! wed 46 years. i . B. Lodge 1, O. of the and those to attend JouNn Henry Weetser, nnday afternoon, at hall-past one o'clock, from bis lave residence, 110 Hopkins strect, near Marcy avenue, Werisi.—On Thursday morning, JAMES WELSH, aged 25 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuily invited to. attena the funeral, this (Satur. February 17, aaj) afternoon, at one o'clock, from His late rest- be, 407 First avenue, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery Wixans.—On Thursday, February 17, Mrs. Enza R., wiie of William W. Winans, in the 72d year of her age. Nouce of funeral hereafter. Woopwak On Friday, February 18, GEonGR W., son-of Samuel and Letitia Woodward. ree eens Rr RE RE SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, | in Cooks, &e. 168 8D Avy CORNER OF let st.—A YOUNG GIRL JQ as cook, washer and ironer or to do genera) bouse- Work in a small private (amily; good reference, 247 WEST 19TH 8T., NEAR 8TH AV.—BY 4 WOMAN, ‘B48 good cook ; is baker; understands meats, id. all kinda of desserts; would assist with soups, pasty ity reference, 36] NEST gst STAN ELDERLY WOMAN, FOR- < 1., a8 cook in aprivate family ; merly of Jama work at ry low wages; plenty of referouces, Call at young wome! note do ironing; the other as nurse and to do light housework ; il family preferred; good reference. Cail for two days, bi GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS AS COOK AND . waitress or to take care of a grown chiid; piain tetas Ae Cy box. fob erald ollie, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Chambermaids, &c. » ROOM NO. 7, BETWEEN 29TH AND “As chambermaid and waitress by a ver understands also fine washing; best city ref- TED—AN HONEST, RELIABLE WOMAN, 70 DO General housework tn’ amall private family ; must @ good)plain cook, washer and ironer, and Dring Fences.” Call at Vt Pacific a ~A FIRST CLASS COOK, WHO THORQUGH- ly understands ber business ; ferences None others need apply at 208 East 14th st, from 490 Si at competent girl; Dressmakers and Senmstresses, GREENWICH AY.—AS FIRST CLASS OP “yor Wheeler & W ig and trimming } ing; also work done In the house; Hon or address Miss M. Ry WEST 58D S1,, BETW SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—AS FIRST in’ first class boarding house or privete colored) With good city reference, N GVH AND 7TH AVS. ‘ect fitting, tasteful finish, band- me machine work; reasonable prices. Will go out by the Cail on or addres ST, NEAR LAFAYETTE PLACK.—A Waiter in & privave family; good cy XINGTON AY.— the ‘month, or would eng: mnily; underatwnda all kt on Wheeler & Wilson's on at her present employ- NT ENGLISH ‘OUNG MAN, OF SOME RUS XPERIENCE, it of liberal’ education, desites oy eetioe eee el ut least secure of the ‘necess: and industry bis Jneure him where tes of life, and where Ho would be a valuable moe quisition as maitre d’hotel or private sucretary, as salesman or assistant editor, Cau furnish unimpeachable textimontele haractor and ability. Address HOFFNUNG, box 1.002 New York Post oflice. ENGLISHMAN WISHES AN EW: grocery und provision trade, or any 'y, with particu! ty gst LEAS hy yetwer dresstaaker as superinte: and ttting in a dressmaking department, A week Miss M. L. B. EAST 1371 stands dressmaking and ail kinds of and operates on the machine; city reference, EAST 12TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FROWN’ Fashionavle Dress and Cloak Making. $3 upwards; Wrappers Garments made to order; thing and basting. WEST 2D ST., TOP FLOOR, young girl as sewinstress and chanberimaid, a 00d operator on the machine; good city : vere: AGEMENT IN situation. Ap; 4 nd No.8 ‘6th ave, ANTED—A SITUATION TO TRAVEL NEW Yt State to sell goods by sam, perien man. Address bo: CLERKS AND SALESMEN. “ACTIVE AND EXPERIENCED LIQUOR SALES- ith w large trade, ts an engagement BEN tp dressmaker (formerty of Madam Dieden's work at her own house, at a low price; also will elter dresses, ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY A SITU seamstrosa; would be willing to assiat w housework or mind children, Address SEAMSTRE! 174 Herald ofice. FEW GOOD PENMEN WANTED—WHO CAN WRITR perapicuily and despatch. Address with correetnes: LEXICON, Heraid of YOUNG AMERICAN LADY DESIRES TO PROCDRE. situation as saleawommn in a_ bal goods fectionary store. Address Miss M. L. General Housework, &c. OTESTANT GIRL TO DO HOUSE. jaundyess. Can be sven at her present MTY SALESMAN WANTED—FOR A WHROLESALS paint house; & young man of experience in the business* and having acity and near by acquaintance among buyers; Address, stating references, ex- ee and views as to salary, WHIT 0 employer's for two day: 99 Morr st, Ri ily who keep 01 R BUILDING, 1 none others ne eral housework AST NTH ST., IN THE REAR, FIRST FLOOR. A respectable’ Protestant irl to do geaerai house- work; is a good washer, ironer and baker; good reference, PURNITURE SALESME man for a Broadway store. NPRAVELLING SALESMAN WANTED—TO SELL PAN? ey goods and nolions in New Y Address, with relereno Housekeepers, &c. ST.-AN AMERICAN WIDOW ex for @ widower, without children, WIDOW LADY (AM tuation as clerk; has been Adi 18. A 4 A line addressed B., with attention. NVED—AN EXPERIENCED TRAVELLER FOR A well known manntacturing hy and upholstery. trimmings in general ‘only, stating references, address Competent parties TRAVELLER, box 148 WIDOW LADY, 22 YEARS OF AGE, OF tion xnd retinement, a stranger m_ the city, without en to obtain a situation as housekeeper or com- e family of a gentieman of means. 16, Herald ofice. ANTED—A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPE! ty reterencas, by E 4and 6 Wooster at. PER, WITH MAYER, Nos. JANTED—A SMART ACTIVE BOY, WHO HAS HAD " experience at the dr ‘um EMAN, 475 8th av. one or two ye young Aterican. w! Rochester eity, N. as N WITH AN ESTABLISHED 1 malleable and gray iron goods, PANTED.-A SALE! ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOU an American lady of education and ble of giving lessons in French, Spanish, the family of a widower with children 0 best references given. AddresaJ. A. H., Ueraid FANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS SHIPPING CLERK ‘and to make himself generally useful in « wholesale ; Salary moderate, Address, witn referenos, box 1,7/7 Post ollice. Nurses, &c. IST AV,-A MIDDLE AGED PERSON, FRENCH, E as nurse in some private family. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A perience; thorough hess; it willing to make him: Address COACHMAN, bo: PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED gardener desires an engagement, 122 Herald otice. ENER'S SITUATION WA man (family small aut can come well place with n cantons it Brislguman's seed store, 876 WEST HOUSTON ST., ROOM NO. 5.—A RES able German girl as wet nurae. EAST 18TH ST.A RESPECTABLE MARRIED woman ae wet nurse in a reap Toference given, Can bo seen for thrae da 8D AV.-AN AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN AS wet nurse; healthy and six weeks old; no theumwrance; underatands bis busl- ;_ best city references, ble family ; good NTED—BY A MAR- pianteman and grape jed from former ew- Address great fiow of mille ITH AV.-MONTHLY NURSE, DISENGAG would like nn engagement; bi physicians and fatnilica; has had many years' experience. Address NURSE. TUATION WANTED_-AS GARDENER OR FARMER, or both, by a competent man in both depart 4a a good dairy woman; bas food references from last three Address H. Mck.. Potham Post office, N. Y. Bridgeman’s seed store, 876 Broadway, where all rs may bo obtalue: ITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, AS COACH- man; Will make bimsclf generally useful; good refer- 6 Objection to the country. Address J. L. A MIDDLE AC to take charge of a child and to do r plain sewing. Ught chamberwork TO PROCURE A SIT! purse for ay invalid lady or gentleman. Hi ences given, AduressJ. K, E., box 28) Herald otf ANTED—A SITUATION healthy woman, whose ch Apply at Castle Garden Labor E D—A COACHMAN FOR THE COUNTRY, WHO be willing to make himself agreeable and usefaks must be a Protestant. Apply to GEORGE MURRAY, & Laundresses. &c. WEST STH ST., NEAR ITH AY., FIRST FLOOR, woman wishes to take 0 out by the day wasi ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PRACTI ‘on Long Iaiand, near the city; 16 years Lon Mr, KQUIRE, 97 Fulton st., New York. ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER BY A young married man; understands the business thor- Address WM. WELSH, West Farms, N. Y. back room.— A respe! in washing at her own house, or wi ing, scraboing or cleaning; city re BOWERY, THIRD FLOOR. afew ladies” and gentlemen's washtn home; washing done tn the neatest manner; $ beat reference given, —A WOMAN WISHE Sel ke ANTED—A COACHMAN'S SITUATION BY A SIN- gis youn raan, who thoroughly understands bis bual- trious; has the best city references fron Address COACHMAN, box 16u Herald NO STUDENTS, STRANGERS AND ALL PERSONS WHO desire their clothing attended to 11 Washing and ironiny n superior manner, for 7 centa per dozen, and mending ‘on the most reagouable term: .P_WANTED=MAL "RGETIC YOUNG MAN, CAPABLE 2h Innguage correctly, and thoroughly Westera District}, cam find pere At froat office, second floor, val avenue, Hu STANTON, 2 Clark? st., corner Broome, one block east from Varick. xployment by applyin Miscellaneous. irst door from Cet WEST ISTH 87.—-A GENTEEL AMERICAN GIRL unter’s Point, YOUNG MAN THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH goods and notion trade can obtain tem; Halury not to exened by letter, giving references, MAY & DUCATED, RELIABLE ty Texpecta dle ine y use- in a private family; is an excellent sewing machine operator. CARMINE. ST. N ERY ERNES glish branches, by a youn, address MARY M. MCGRATH nuile of ce employ ary at present, may apply, with references, between 0 and Il o'clock, atoilice of BARTLETT 8. M. CO. 609 GREENWICH A TIGHLY RFSPECTAB , well educated and refine ain sewing; & good Call on or address J. 1. ADELPHI ST., BROOKLYN.—A YOUN as companion to a Indy or. nt goto Europe with a family. Adress for one week L.'E. A. A SITUATION AS FIRST ; understands dressmaking and hair- Hsing; no objection to travel. MAN—WITH FROM 8300 TO ledge of mechanics soll fi ts manufacturing CAPITAL, Hera‘d ofice, for three days. GENTS WANTED.—CALL FOR W. PIMMEL, 638 Broadway, New York. aa salosman be ry governess, or to YOUNG LADY WISPE! WANTED—WITH grocery trade. Apply at 195 Chambers at. IN THE OYSTER BALOON 15 84 ‘ONNECTION 5 YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES A FEW more pupiis in instrumental and vocal . patient care, aud grent attention will be paid to the formation of correct habita; $10 per quar- xcollent references, Please eend A BOY WANTED—] av. may rely upon receivi WANTED AS AGEN’ N vaasers.” Those acquainted with tho medical profession Address E.8. BROOKS, box 1,407 New, York TS AND CAN- address to Miss YOUNG LADY, WRITING A RAPID AND LEGIBL 8a position in a manufactui ‘other employment, ANTED—RESPONSIBLE PARTIES. TO ACT xencral agents iu the Southern and Western States for a proprietary medicine, Address H}J. I., Herald office. (ED—AN EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING AGENT rtiving for a firat class journal. mpetent man need reply. Pont office, New York. D—A YOUNG MAN TO TEND IN A GROCERY ands tho business, Address J. ring, publishi cr BUS! ISITING GOVERNESS.—A YOUNG LADY, EDUC. ted In Paris, apenking the language io ull ita'purity, few pupils; unexce ous FRENCH’ TEACH c R, box 131 Herald office, HELP WANTED—FEMAL “AN EXPERIENCED MILLINER WANTED-TO G ply, with good reference, to store; one woo und: P., 402 4th av., corner Siat st TRUSTWORTHY 'S photograph gallery, 872 Broadway. AN OFFICE BOY; MUST COME WE! mended and live with ‘his parents, Call at Weeat 26th st., from 6 to 10 A. M. ANTED—IN A STATIONE ntrong boy. Address bos 104 Herald office. NEAT, CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS work ; excellent washer and {roner, good cook ; city ret erence reqired. Apply at 50 Weat 37th st., from 9 to 12, base- : _ ¥ STORE, A GOOD, JEWISH MATRON WANTED I the Jewish Foster Hoine, Philadeiy references) Miss LOUISA B. HART, 327 Lombard at. ENT OFFICE BOY; 4 reside with hin parente in Brooklyn; reterence required. Address W. H.-G, Brooklya Branch Herald 03 ANTED—AN INTE he correct at fgu ILLINERS, FIRST CLASS MILLINERS AND TRIM- » Apply to R. THOME SON & CO. 481 HANT TAILORS.WANTED, A ni eustora enter ; ry; best elty referes 1 Av. Brooklyn. rer, just arrived from j could read proof, Ad MIE HANDS WANTED—AT UNION ADAMS 637 Broadway. WANTED, ONE STAMPER, ONE and’ edge gilder for a large good workmen the best wages wil era need apply, between 4 and 6, at JOHN A FIRST CLASS & None R, HOOLE & 80. TRAW AND BRAID SEWER shat trimmers, at the Bi TANTED—100 FANC EDA GOOD PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER TO aylvanin, within 100 milew traw Works, 680 0 & pleasant town to Pen eit must furnish first class references. ANTED—IN A CATHOLIC FAMILY, A GL to wash and iron, and to assintin taking © nces ard be autished with :oder- dren; must bave good re ate Wages. Addreaa A. C. ©. MPETENT C)NVECTIONER, WHO make A. B, gum drops, (rapes, &e., ly at 1s ‘Liberty’ at TANTED—A RL TO COOK in fron and do thy athan & Dryfus, Apply at the besement duor, after 9 o'clock, MATELY, 100 EXPERIENCED The poner frame makers; employment will be guarant $10; ssed and Havana, #12; extra prices.” Addroas J. H corner Fith and John st ANTED—IMM lusion and Mechiin 4 , WHITEHOUSE & CO., 290 nnd 292 Bowery, ANTED—A_ COOK, LING | TO hing and ironing; none need apply ferences Madinou ay., between 10 and 3 eet, New York ; ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS MA- chinist ana toolmaker, theoretically educated dress L. BUSH, 1,424 Brondwi ANTED—TWO OR THREE GooD JEWELLERS. ‘ANTED—A GOOD SHIRT WASHER AN er; also froners on fine new white shirts; none but ex- hands need apply at 9th st, entrance, . T. STEWART & CO., Broadway, 90 NYED-WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE OP: ratorson fine drawers, cambric nndershirte and fine white abirta; steady work to'good hands. Apply at th si. T. STEWART & CO. NTED-A FIRST CLASS TRIMMER; FRENCH PRE- ferred. Apply at 909 Broadway bie ANTED—A NURSE FOR A CHILD 18 MONTHS will be required. Apply at 80 West ‘at 176 isroadway, room 14, on Friday, between 10 k, and on Saturday before 12, ANTED—A MAN OF EXPERIENC! facturo of inalleable and gray iron goods to to, end « manufacturing establishinent, Address C. M. EIN THE MANU- 7, Mh and 10th ate. ANTED—AN (CNGINBER, tend @ small engine of time with other work. Apply at 17 Murray at., thial door, to- day or Monday. ae. IKSMITH THAT UNDE! Mande Toruing trwoot alsa acubinct marer, (0 40 country, For information call as SINGLE MAN ore power ani old; bent referes at, from 9 to 12 A. M. NTEO—A GIRL TO DO LIGUT i ono who can sleep at home and who liv lread: Woes ead Sd ah, Apply at Lath LOUSEWORK, short distance in Hroade | NEPPLATS, 990 Capal ob