The New York Herald Newspaper, July 29, 1870, Page 12

lett f Kutais. of my arrival tothe upper olags of Kutais. was ent, of course. Bat before aa) was to bave bogua I Resenonea myself before Count and Countess. ‘as I standing before Emperor and Empress of all the Russias? The gapremely grand iuclination of her body, the ; @mperd li o her head, the royel look that beamed ¢ from her eyes will make me tl ink forever that by {@ome mistake or another only was she Countess Levaschoff. ARISTOCRACY. { The collection of well dressed gentlemen and flounced ladies was something remarkable, When first aaw Kutais after passing the tollgate I said to ‘ myself, “Oh, a second rate town, military station, . perhaps; shall only stop for to-day.” How was itl nd such an assemblage of aristocratic society at Kutais? Had the Emperor chosen the choicest of St. Petersburg and sent them to garrison a town ov the highway to Tiflis so that strangers should see and note it well to the good of Russia ? “No. Only Thad underestimated Russia and the ‘Russians. Thad classed her people only a little superior to the Turks, because of their mariolatry and servility. Henceforth conscience demands ‘that T place the Russians themselves, as a people, im the ame rank as the French, Not in the same rank as America, England or Prussia, because that is impossible as yet. Ah, republic entlemen, is a wonderful analeptic for a peop! hen the Russians shall have drank of its doc- trines they will change the face of Europe. T was quite astonished atthe number of princes and princesses present at the soiree. Onc princess gang a native song of the Caucasus, That mative song I have heard it every- where; heard it from the camel driver ft Asssoguan; heard it from a poor old women who mourned her husband at the statlon of Goom-Gooma, in Abyssinia; heard it often from the frail fair of Cairo; heard it at a wedding feast in Jerusalem; hoard it at the Grand Mosque of Damascus; heard it in La Mancha and Andelu- @ia; heard it at Auli Rumeli, in Cretje heard it from all the southern nations, from those people of the dark eyes and sallow faces, and I know I ehall hear it in Persia and India whither I wend. And yet it isa native song in Georgia, “It isa gong of the country,” said the Count to me in ex- planation. Why is it we neve hear this song in America, in England, in Ireland, Scotland, Ger- many, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, R a, or in any land of light skins and blue eyes. It is not to be heard in Circaseia but it is heard south of the ‘Caucasus in Georgia and Armenia, A prince helped the princess with a deep, deep voice, and a young princess sustained her part with a very thin, girlish voice. Everybody clapped their hands, and the two princesves hid their faces with their fans. The ladies were dressed like the natives of the country—a small, round turban cap, made of fine straw, bordered round with artificial flowers, and a veil thrown over. it, is the head- dress. The other portions of the dresses are inuch 0 intricate for me, but 1 saw expansive panta- isons of red silk,a bodice of blue cloth, richly embroidored and sect off with pieces of lace, where- ever a bit could be hung. After this trio had entered the two children of the Governor walked up to the platform to play their part. The boy had quite a Young America air about him; the girl-tail for her age—was modesty and missy. The performance of the children—well done—was heartily applauded, so hearti'y, indeed, that I saw the regal mother bend to blush and smile. There were a number of pieces played, songs and gices sung, of sufficient length, excellence and varioty to please the most fastidl- ous. Kui though only a town of 12,000 inhabit- ants, and with nothing in its modern aspect or sin the two or three Georgian ruins in the viciuity vof sufficient interest or importance to detain the traveller, is celebrated for being the place where Medea was born. 1 found no traces of the Col- chlan magician who formed the subject of the tragedy written by Euripides. The town was anciently called Cyta, afterwards Cyteis, hence the word Kutais. y Of my residence in Kutais, of all the scores of thiogs with which I became necessarily ac- qualated; of the English eogineers, who spend much time at t e Hotel de France instead of at their work; of the two famous monasteries which are to be found near the vicinity; of the excellent farmer, named Lenabi, about whom Count —_ Levaschoff especially enthu- siastic, I have noth of snfficient impor- tance to intercalate here, unless I had in view an unnecessary extension of my letter. EASTER SERVICES. I must, however, not omit mentioning that when I reached Kutais the whole town was ina zealous frame of mind for the celebration of the ood old days of Easter according to the ortho- lox mode. This is by keeping up a continual tintinabulation with all bells, great and small. The ringers were soidiers, who relieved each other every other hour. Another is by eating tall plum cakes, notable for the beggarly sca: y of plums found therein. The inhabitants also’ in- vested much money iu new clothes, new hats, new shoes and ornaments for the gentler sex, 80 that Easter Sunday was nshered in with great éclat at Kutais, plum cakes, colored eggs, new clothes and din of clamoring bells much con- ducing thereto. “Christ is risen,” said everybody in Kui they kissed each other on the cheek. “Chr risen,” said the little boys, saluting their young friends with the profound gravity of — their seniors. “Christ is rifen,’’ said the women and the girls, and they also kissed with hearty enthu- siasm the cheeks of their friends, neighbors and relatives. A great many people went about the street fifing away with mournful vigor, accompanied by others playing upon a one-stringed violin, creat- ing such music as Pan did with his syrinx in the words of Arcadia. Others celebrated the day with thrumming ona shallow tambour, and added to this was the well known strect organ. I watched with a strange curiosity a party of Georgians di rting with the agility of Fauns upon a green ill, It was very like the dog dance of the ,Cheyennes. There were also many voices lifted in the streets late at night, in much the same style—and J am certain from the same cause—as fast young men when they sing at unreasonable hours, “We won't go home till morning.” ‘There were tho usual resorts of the rising generation to whilo away the holiday hours, such as flying kites, playing marbles and revolving in cradles, and riding wooden horses round a_ circle. The women of Imeritia were out in the quiet aud most retired streets, moving their limbs to the ‘heavy fantastic dance of their country. I saw much better dancing in Lomali Land; the Ghazeeyah of Beni-Looct and the nautch girls of India are infinitely their superiors in this clap- hand and heave-the-limh dance, This pastime of the Imeritia females is a very tame business,and a stranger would not waste more than a moment to Jook upon it, were the languor of the movewent and stupidly heavy style not reiieved by the pure complexion, the voluptuous forms and wonderful eyes of the dancers. It was with clink of castanets, ringing of bells, blowing of fifes and bugles, roll of tambours, laughter of people re- turving home from the merri-makes, music and gongs, that each day of Easter week died at Kutais. CITY SIGHTS. HAPPY. When I left Kutais I advanced to the region which is only one of the many boasts of the Cau- casus. The first hour of the journey developed a new scene to me. Miles upon miles of land sloping up and down; green knolls truncated stood to the right and left as far as the eye could see, and between cach knoll there wi lovely little hollowa, flowery and verdant enough to de- asked my com- panion, M. ing, of the Imperial Life Guaids, of me. This oficer and myself had en- gaged a tarautasse—a springless vi ternal appe like an ordi tween us to con us as far as Ti sO as to re- duce a trifle the heavy expense which every one must incur who travels in the Caucasus. “Yes,” Ta arereg, it is a land where Tearless, qiiet eyes, Wrapt in etcrnul silence, farre from enymien. And so it was, and one felt it from the inner- Most recesses of the heart. No house marred the contour of the waving ground, no sound disturbed the silence that fore reigns over the wide, wide cea of swelling upland. And you felt, as the passing cloud above darkened the light green of the hollows and hillsides and lightly rested above the young groves—-and you were fain to catch views of sky and land together—that this must be a happy land to live in. It long distauce to Titiis from Kutaiz—more than 240 yer-ts, equal to 160 miles. You pass quickly through various scenery. There is a sud- den transition from the uninhabited upland near Kutais to a populous district, chiefly inhabited by Tartars, Upland and meadow, wide and waving corn fields, rocky slopes, fertile river bank and gray, bare crags, deep defiles, picturesque passes, and the eternal Caucasus always in sight, are wlint the scenery chiefly consists in. Then there are the white stations of the government, which are provided for those travellers who have obtained ® prodorojna,.or permit, from the authorities to travel; the Tartar villages, of which there are @ great number and always interesting; the castled and ruins of Georgian fortresses; the roaring, inop vi Sol Rion; the ploughmen at their work, with their patient oxen; the long, long cara- vans of camels which you frequently pass; the queer little donkeys and their submissive drivers; Cossack couriers and constant waves of tra- vellers, are sights that astonish, amuse and while the tedium of the journey. MOUNT PERENGA, After ascending the slope of @ mountatn for NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. 4 (om Pe asa a Weck — —- Sd . some time we gained the summit of Mount Pe- SITUATIONS WANTRD—HEMALES. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES,. | __ CLERKS AND SALESMEN, AMUSE WEN C9. rel whence one of the main feeders of the Cooks, & ANTED-—BY A GOOD SALESMAN, WITH BEST iD OPERA HOUSE, Tver ition ‘takes. it rise, and had an admirable on Nation Hee WW Feteroucen and ave ra OE Stee ee avo tuird elrect, aod Righth aveaue, view of the country which we bad just left and ) ]%3 MUST MnH STA RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 36 WEST TH ST, BETWEEN 1TH AMD STH wae Wee os as teas mnutacturing house AN THER GREAT at. fa . h atenu of the South Consasua, which minitoiemtean ene in the country; best olty reference. “Cam be seen until oa Wi wy ad ling, of samplen Sioa O aha gat. aioe nie rai Of the Wonderful Artiste, c efore us towal is. - | nnn | gad, "iH. Cy Herald olice, ’ ° BAYARD 8T.—AS GOOD COOK; WILLING AND : and her world-renownen Male tons Pot! ould be to say that trom Poti you | 20 _eilng” Givfor ne es 259 RAIN eT te Seem AN, QUAL | "COACHMEN AND GARDENEWS, __ | 'H™NOWE BALLET ROUTE ng prean wihnt tx ascendgby slow degrees the valley of the Rion to 104. TTHAY., BETWEEN eri AND 177: BTS, IN ay require them,” Call YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS COAG! ‘ent, and the public generally as the nest Mount Perenga, and then descend by a much more te rear.—A respectable young woman as frat rate | ~~ nae 9 NEAR IST AV.cA RESPECTA. A men; understands the management of horses; no objec- gue most complete Terpsichorvan organize- gentle descent the valley of the Koor, or the an- | 400k; Boy ber business, thoroughly no objection to | 412 BA BT? gents of acta Atmerioam, totake care | 10Rt0 thé country, Address C. ¥., Herald office. EVER WITNESSED IN AMERICA. rent Scenic Sensation, by Marston, of one or two children or do chamberwor YOUNG MAN, SINGLE (COLORED), WANTS A SIT- | THE GROTTO OF THR BYRESS. cient Cyrua; but by this mode I should have to extrade much other interesting matter. WEST 20TH ST., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECTA- bi 4 groom, olty or country; ts SOLDIERS DOING “+ ANCE. 112 ble middle aged woman as plain cook, Washer and 42 benny Oe gt, gh FOURS, AMERIOAN GIRL qilingand obiing: cy anes i She noes. Adzres8 | ACME OF SCENIC GRANDEUR, 1s acknowledged a6 ae a of, Sam, sich » bot a very | [roner: good reference from her last place. Can be seen for Se Lh reer 8 tee ante E. D.F,, Herald ofllee, nd has never been surpassed as a work of 5 wo untains, was @ | -———-— RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, LATELY LANDED. , ED i bre dha bo Daina are marer is, they Q HAST ITH 6T.-A8 FIRST CLASS COOK IN desires a situation as nurse, chambermatd or waltres a pstevey ht tated Ay engeeetmend Grane HIRKA, ‘The New Grand Comic Ballet Fantastique, oa: ae 1 private family ; can mvke all kinds of pastry, jellit family. Apply corner of 9th ay. and 35th st., | city reference. Address Merket's livery stable, 36 Lexington nightly received with enthusiastic demonstra- had been sent hither to work on the railroad for misbehavior and are for the time reduced to the | {i sgupssno objection to, go m enor diatance in the coun: » be ions of 4 try; goad reference. Can be seen for two days, Arann cornen ob HAs, Of approval. The Great Ajax speciality, th ro THE NATIONS, level of ordinary navvies, at which work they are | ~ Waitresses, &c. SITUATION WANTED-—AS COACHMAN, BY A with tte various beautiful characteristic labor i i 8TH AV., BETWEEN 16TH AND 1TH STS, ‘A . smart, active young man, who perfectly underata nde ere of the different National mme! compelled to labor for several months with only 12 : ‘h ARORRGTANT' GINE: AM EtRAS: ate, ar aciive. 7 ic oem fe Mash iy, Saar ities, cor the pay of Russian soldiers, Can any practical American, no matter how philanthropic he may be, discover fault with this disposition of crimi- nals? I could hot, while looking at the immense labor they had performed, though at the sam» time 1 was not blind tothe sad, sombre faces of the soldiers. It was a wise, nay a humane dis- position, which sent them to the Pasa of Suram rather than to the terrible clime and ragged re- compotent young woman wishes to cook, wash and 40 EAST 18TA ST, iron in small private family; good city reference. clas tress; no objection to the country; best cit; can milk; sober, obliging; good from 9 to 4 o'elock 4 ” | box 198 Herald * ey a gp oral anaes ge pe sta from 9 to 4 o'clock. es otlice. EAST §iD ST., NEAR 8D AV.-A YOUNG GIRL S 145 eae année nnd ironere 663 SH AVs SECOND DOOR FROM 42D, aT.—A | (JOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED FIRST CLASS praave panini, aioe ah obi 208 GGA Oe e. oung woman as experien waitress; best cit man in er res] 1 ho Objection to the countr; 00d 203 WERT 27TH SE. NEAR TTH AY. FIRST FLOOR, reference, ba - Ta thor audeens J: 830 West ik ot © y Tout, —As’ head meat anil pastry cook ; ieee ee a 9 to hotel, boarding house, stimmer hotse oF restaurant Miscellaneous. JOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST city reference, lass man; four yea elty reference from last em- om ——— — a 4 WORTH ST.—A LADY WISHES A SITUATION IN ployer; no objeceion (4 u ecountey. Address P., box 126 219 WEST 22D ST.-TWO KESPECTABLE GIRLS; ) pac or ? vate family to teach the elementary lerald office. mle er; the otherascham- | branches of Engitsh and also I be i this attractive moon Anarene A NIGHTLY UNTIL PURINER NOTICES During Madame Li THEATRE. ement extraordinary. The great sensation. The FRENCH WRESTLERS, n of Siberin. It was good policy also; tor by | fermaia wud waltrenay no onjection to tue country good city | satiahed witht moderate salary,” Addrere BUSINESS" °° | (VARDENE TC In conjunction with the modern Hercules, Mone, Dearne the Russian government saves many thou- | yeference. NAHE SO Ie ORT OPAR EN I ereeen ederete snlary. Addrest BUSINESS __ | (LARDANAR), BIRGT CHASA, WANTS 4 SITUATION. | [9 coniuncton Wn win (os fron Jace weniee gh tel ' ds of roubles, The time has gone by when cant mine iaaas ae COMER EES CRO eo et 797 way. AN ENGLISH PEESON OF RESPEOT A. ae — nineteenth century, Mlle, ANGE ie Samson, of ia dri or soldiers to railw: cing: EAS’ ST, —. eTE 7 wishes to go to Enrope with a family; not NER.—AN_E: . . 1 Russia drilled her soldiers to railway making: she | 3] {pet k wnahs'and irom in wamall familys bese ony | oe Wor address Mrs. ft, Me ce UR ageerccraery aaphtrsgicte oy ppt: fear eb fi THE GREAT CANNON MAN. only tasks criminals in that way now. reference. ——— wo enced: “Address J. Dy care of W. Reid, Doriat, West Zh at. | , Allthe great variety artists, SAM DEVERE, SERGEANT CASTERS. = ANY RESPECTABLE FAMILY TIRED OF THE IM. | and Oth av. 3, Fj; BURKE) Master MARTIN, Miss ADA ROSHELE, . Suram itself is the next post beyond the Mount g , IN REAR.—A RESPECTABLE pudence and ¢ of servants can find a thoroughly W. HERMAN, logether with every member of the great vart Porenga. Itis a considerable town, very quict, | (20 wom ; Washer and froner ina small pri- | traine | New England tay who will personally attend to all ITUATION WANTED—BY A GERMAN SINGLE | ¢y on aasien, 4 YOLOCK. ‘erenga. Iti ble town, vel '» | vate family; good city reference; no objection to the cown- | domentio work, excopt washing, by. addressing PLAIN |S man,as coachman and groom; bas recommendation | ____ MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. and has a decided uncommusicative look about it | ty. DEALER, Herald oftice. Must be treated as an equ al. from present employer, Cail at 49 Broad at. per eee ’ panic mapy be ong peries Celtel eine SPR WEST 2 STA MOTHER AND DAUGHTER TL WORT! 0 NITUATION WANTED—BY [ARRIED MAN AND WOR. HoOBers ne MENAGERIE. Man: uat form of the houses. It has a castle leaning VEST 2D ST.—A } | ‘ ; RELIA) TRUSTWO! BRS 38. jo A MARRL j agg: OB, wy fern form erie & 1 360 Mother ae go danghter at chambermatd Frees pete AAO teh ny tenn Open from 3 A.M. “antii9 BM. "wo performances dally, wife; man fo work on a farta or do fardening, wife to erforuiances will oisiaiacias weare cae ath ood aves over the slope and spreading over the cove of a ven, Ad- t n or laundress, Call or add 4 do general housework ; are competent ; reference i ori is also fatnous for a castle which is like a | 309 71H AV, BETWEEN SST AND 32D STS.—AS INTEGRITY, Herald office. 5 2 5 or cee Aaa EAST LYNNE, ee) firat class cook; will assist with the washing and | Stee ——. | GITUATION WANTED—BY A) PROTPSTANT MAN; | with Mr. F, Lamb, Misses Hosa Rand, Alice Harrisom, gardening, k upon a rock,”’ superbly cresting a lofty round hill in the town. The Cyrus spreads iteelf over an immense ground just above the town, then having reunited all ite branches and straggling arteries just below, aweeps grandly, under an old seorgian bridge, towards ‘Tiflis, four stages dis- tant. This district is Georgia. Imeritia iy passed F, Teresa Wood, Alice Logan, Mr. T. W. Keene, Mr. Rooney James Barnes: and conclude w 4 new Comic Pante ‘opy. | <> understands farming in all its bran! competent to take Hmonials. Address ironing no objection to the couutry; best city reference, LADY OF RESPECTABILITY WOULD LIK “% 4 t ing to do at home; excellent reference and security. al ith the 4], BARD 10m sz. SECOND BLOOE, . BROW? ‘Adarous tor three doy G. F- Toy DOx 208 Herald ollices , box 101 Herald office, "| inime of THE MAGK: TRUMPET, cook wad agaist with washing and froning in a emall private ‘ACANCIES FOR A | {ORE PUPILS - ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND GEN- | sn which the celebrated Pantomimlats, the MARTINETTE farnfly; can be seen unit! enzaed, ees ee ee V ant about a gentleman's house, Can bescen | TROUPE, will appe 4 pace vis ied if preferred. Address HISTORY, box 229 * On Monday, August |—THE WITCHES OF NEW YORK PECTABLE PRO- 1.93 TTH AY» TOP FLOOR.—-A Ri ‘ Be testant ‘woman na plain cook or chambermald In a ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT BIN- ; when the traveller crosses the spine of the Perengst | goou familys cood'serureuen WANTED-A SITUATION 3 DAtLY GovEnawes 1 | AY y,éicamnn,deitet clans choshman n,m paivate family Wie Acks AVORITE SUMMER RESORT, Mountain. ap] STH AV.cTWO FIRST CLASS FRENCH COOKS, | 1 PreimtehQO}Gr Private family, by a lady thoronghly versed RAS Cam bash eeiorence, . Call Av eaT Ram TAD s. Houans SROwoED wiekinnuk: “! ST OL, y , | in French, English and music; needlewoman, and pans 2 WMlite'bowav elevated ty tonnes tien ae having ore fora private famniiy and one for a hotel or rea: | willing to’ make heraulf seful; the neighborhood of New | WYANTED—BY A GERMAN, SINGLE MAN, A SITUA HOUSES CROWDED Py bs rs “4 . no objection to the country ; best city references. York preferred. Addreas HOPE, Post oflice, Red Bank, tion as coachman; thoroughly understands his busi- with been the residence of the kin, f Georgia, wa — —— = oe sre tas ness; good refercnce. Cuallon or address COACHMAN, 160 DELIGHTED AUDIENCES East Sth at, Sd.av. DELIGHTED AUDIENCES reached by our gailoping trains just at nightfall. S4TH ST, SECOND FLOOR,—A RESPECT- - = Tas good cook, washer and ironer in a small "ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF CULTURE AND 1 DELIGHTED AUDIENCES There are two monasterics of the Greek period at aye teri a At) private family; elt or ‘ANTED—A SITW@ATION AS COACHMAN AND nightly attest the this place, at one of which the kings of Georgia | PEtste “miy; ely n as PRE Vdc rg eto care pe igen peo ro ‘groom, by a manhat understands his business thor- UNIVERSAL POPUEARITE were wont to be crowned and there the bishops | 3() WEST TH ST. GIRL AS GOOD required if the hom such as desired; oereel cl reference; no objection to the UNIVERSAL POPULARITY ee 0 rT vol I reply. C. » " d Perenga Mountain is a lofty barrier between | Genin a private family; city or country, sinned | vapors engras ear aye si WANTED-DY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, A BIT. DELIGHTFUL SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT, forest scenery and gray nakedness. On the wost | ~ ~ = — x == fy opntiae As cosohrian end groom. conwlay ptoferres: Heeb gure ee r Dai =P CORNER OF 47° T. “SPECTA- ar eee ae = ect tt reference given. a W. 'T, C. Gre 4 har: 4 ei ei . 4 ya willl obliging, Gi ity rete " oe “ 8 : ‘§ a of the people are all built of wood, like our West | Mar"Stata "dhttros two dyes wy Teference from bei FIRST OLAS LAUNDRESS WANTED THAT UNDE. | \WTANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN MAN, A in CHARLES. GAYLER'S ern cabive. On the east of Perenga you may al A_stands duting. Apply to 138 West 27th atreet, t situation as Concha: 1s competent fo tal q entire comic and seusational drama 9 a opaae SSE ange; cast your eye in vain for trees, save those which Chombermaids, &c. AGENTS WANTED (LADIES OR GENTLEMEN) —FOR Demt city references. “cali at Riding School, No.9 Wes, 13h FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GERMAN, some shade-loviag Tartar has planted by his ST YTH ST, NEAR 6TH AV.—TO DO CHAM. the greatest Masonic work of the azo, Macoy's General | street. FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GERMAN. , x ° : ie lake ca y . He ‘K, 432 Broome street. OH 2D AV., CORNER STH ST.—A PROTESTANT ITZ, , OUR , COU: nein grove tell ofan abundance of water. And from ady employment in preference to the highest | -—-—.————— = 1 BD eee eee tomar sokshinan’ has Gem tie (cS: (elu eanean ees tare oe i the castern slope of Perenga to Miskbetka you con- | Wages: good references, ae D YOUNG, EDUCATED LADY WANTS TO BE EM- | references. Can be seen at the above number, in the dreas- wee Geeae EAMCGn sonuaen Bi tinually watch the verdure fade before steirlity ©] WEST 28TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—A YOUNG PRO- ‘ ployed in some respectable aapacity by a party who | maker's, till engaged, . 7." © ‘. ‘. . . . . e bs ce ance : hills, 131 VES 7 r - | will oan her suiligient to pay a debt. Address, stating place |. —- — ed SPECIALTIES. ° and gray rocks and white clay hills, testant girl ae clambermaid and seamstress tn a pri- | of interview, NEED, Herald office. EMMRT IN HIS SPECIA! AT REET. vate family; cau give good reference. det Bide HELP WANTED—MALES. ey EMMET IN TEN SONGS AND DANCES. As the station of Miskbetka is but one stage | >> por = i AUNDRESS WANTED.—A FIRST CLASS LAUN- ‘GENTS WANTED-MEN, WOMEN AND BOYS, TO MET A IST, 4 from Tiflis, we could not restrain our impatience, | 24.) MEST IH & ceetes cee eee Pica ll L pie eH Med gre Ke beei io iad East) A sell a Light arlicie of mofchandine; paeful an every fac Ra #0 we called for our fresh teams and taranta and | house; exce!lent city referonce from last employer. yore fed taint teins Deas ornings __ | mily; profite large. No. 197 Broadway. ‘Hours from 9 to 8 ' continued our journey in the darkness. It was a . me > aaa’ 2 ig ARG Y y ey Bta YERATORS—FIRST CLASS, ON WILLCOX & GIBBS’ good, rond, 1 ‘know, for the wheels hissed and | 3()] Uenbemnrta acd vaitrors ino orivme tamtiy; ne | c--macll ot. Ms‘, CHASE, 619 Broadway, serve meaia in rooms and to be generally use gine led Sine ay, syore commelone oC objection to a private boarding house ; best city reference. GALESWOMAN WANTED ust HAVE EXPERI Cr i jousc. Address, ik wages, F " bo. : uff on either si us, , ae ORR ne —nennennnnenenerenenrefion +) and Grat class references. ress T. P. ., Hera KEEP! P e . river being to our left; finally we saw lights 335 ATH AV.—AE ENGLISH WOMAN AS CHAMBER. | Office. | pate pena ACTED oma tes beatae ® flickering in tho far distance, Tar below us, to | 98 ) maid and seamstress, oF to do Mght housework ; best Ferree gees nope crema oy ¢ which we were constantly directed, and which | "erence* seamen Oat 185 Monroe ot . = - — ¢ - ARKEEPER WANTED—ONE WHO IS NOT AFRAID came out brighter and brighter as we approached, Dressmakers and Seamstresses. SAR ee oe Li, TRS SS RNC ONG ION ‘of work. Call at J41 7th ay., corner 29th st., before 10 : We rolled at last through the wide strects of Tiflis, ST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, 391 RAST NTH BT, W AED SAT MO. J Mago atte fab SECOND FLOOR, } o'clock A. M. lit up with petroloam lamps, and halted before | [Symi ble een nd to neta ee etn lactase d PR ce Boe WANTED IN AN OFFICE: ONF WIT RESIDES the wide portals of the courtyard of the Hotel | Suits, $6, upwards; Wrappers, #3 a Siu; also children's ANTED—A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL, TO DO GEN. with his parents and ts willing to make himself gene | ~@ ——————-— d'Europe. and rinses: Earmenis made to order ; Pate and Fashion eral housework. Apply at 407 Weat 28th st. valle ao pues wine peel Peteree erry iors Sty FRANCISCO ming ABEL AEE Tired with the drive of 160 miles, which we had a la Ns estes TANTED—A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK | cant, HL, box 4,801 Post offiec, New York. , BUCKLEY'S, SERENADERS made in two days, my fellow traveller and myself 155 WEST MIM St. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. — in a private family, Apply at 803 East 28d at, ama ex 2 every Evening and Saturday Matinoo at bid a mutyal good night and turned to bed. ++) A lady wishes & few more engagements in_ pri = eae — ~ | (JOLORED BOY WANTED-ANOUT 19 YEARS QLD GEORGE SWAIN BUCKLEY, Se familion by the day Ob week as dressmaker and first.¢ WANTED TIN A. SMALL, FAMILY, A GOOD COOK; | 1 to ride with and walt upon doctor; manet be well ro: omits CELIA BARRY, | 5 perator on Wheeler json's machine ; understand muat be a first rate washer and froner. Inquire at 228 | ¢ . + Moy A TEL . ‘i . 55 maa be potbe OOPER AND FIELD. THE LOST GIRL OF WALTHAM, — | UogaliRinieot idles andchildrn' clothings “dreamy and | Sd a, between thand Shara. Wagon 81 [MIGRATION 19 COLORADO...ALL HONEST Wonk: Cece ng AREA isk short notice. WANTED A SMART GIRE, TO ATTEND A BAKERY; se peo Shp Garr peg tl ag ten er et od EUCREALA BORGIA, The Mystery of Belle Locke=She is Found | 7 ST TH OYA FIRST CLASS DRRGSWAKIE | aot 0 eed SER wes auch as have good chy reference n obtain them'by applying at once, at No.7 Broad: | ——__VUCR : : i 219 ss -—A FIRST Clu Ess and a knowledge of the business, Apply at 673 dd av. ay. Proparations aré being made for the emigration of ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 21 BOWERE im a Shaker Socicty—Cruel Conduct of Her eto go out by the day or week; frat class fitter and families in August. ‘Those intending going must call im- | ']™ 4,449 EOPE trimmer; operates on Whee.er & Wilson's machine; no ob- TANTED—TWO GIRLS, TO GO IN THE COUNTRY; | \hediatel ox . IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE REOFENING. Parents—Excitement in Waltham jection to the country. ‘steady employment, Apply to-day at Mr. SILLECK'S, | et bie ig a THE COOLEST HOUSE IN Baw TORK. {From the Norwich (Cona.) Advertiser, July 27.) | [>> WEST OTH ST. NEAR oT AV._A FAS FASHION. corner of Sth av. and 126th st., Harlem. OrEL FIEBMAN. WANTED. 4 SINGLE Man: ueED Wisieey Sere oe CL ee rea out, eer | ; A 5 WES . NE, Ny. Ne | ——— Seana aeatel tie orem o making room and kitcben fires; must furnish the 0 arent , 7 The girl, Bello Locke, about whom’there haa | 4-()5 tviedresemacer would like a fow wore eugase: | \\TANTED-AN EXPERIENCED FOREWOMAN, TO | best chy Teleieice Apply, between Il aud 13, at HALES THE WORDT RUE, DEON AREIAL FLAGHE, ‘ been such sn extra wk an Maas., has | ments by week or month; would not object to the country. take charge of the anufacturing of ladies’ and | Hotel. THE PROTEAN STA RLLA WES . been found living among the Shakers, near G meal ao —————-—— | children's undergarmedts. Call at 43 Bleecker ay a 7 TET — TONY PASTOR'S OWN ORIGINAL BUDGET. ton Junction, where it appears her parents have 587 6TH AY., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE COL- TANTED-—A TIDY GIRL, ABOUT 14, WHO Is wiLL- | * beri ing ae one cas oe Wie FRANK KERNS. BILLY CARTER. 7. G. RIGGS temporarily placed her for the purpose, itis al- | DO |, cred w , tress or would wash and | Teen hebaelt actin Cail ot BOS Tenet Bate cee, | en's celebrated mosquito and insect repellant, “Call at the MARIE SORENFRO, | KATHLEEN O'NEIL, ‘ leged, of ‘correcting a strange thieving | “’™ ©” ‘Re “*Y ° sacle che wr 9 o'clock. SWB fe scagrygairmecpigsen aban dpc hanes cniad Se vou AO NENE PANTOMIME. propensity developed in her. The ount of the an v. tT rar Aleem cee mikes dad ani RAVELLING AGENTS WANTED-FOR THE SALE | Hernandez playing Solos on 17 different musical instruments, kitl, who is opposed to. this treatment, managed G56. soning gota seamatro; tnderatanan ait tinis o¢ | WAMatnec i Re stioe reesomta nenclreds Canad rest Aaariicle in great demand; those, now employed by | "’"REXT MATINEE SATURDAY AT 28 O'CLOCK, i Y } ine sewing; also how to cut and fit boys’ and children’s re 4 ‘ a 2 oe oe arog Celene, re eae ae rcren clothing; san operate on Wheeler & Wilecu's machine, Call | 2 West 25th street, w allowed. Address V. Xt ox2,026 Fost ofice. __ | Ye, KAHN'S MUSEUM, , tg tlley took charge of children during their mi- | GQQ_ 77H AV, BEXWEEN MTH AND 16TH STS. —A tor at., room 43, second floor. 2 ENCE, ihith st and 8th av., MoComb's Dam. pig guethoutd visit New ‘ork without pnaking an Rour ity. Accordingly the village was visited. Bein, ‘a4 ares Shes 2 | Sp eee A LAD TO : “OF WRITING; | ben ; epiated; te mantener Prone ie mente by the day oF week ; has Wheeler & Wilson's machine. ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID, AND TO ASSIST IN WARTED-A, lap } é coe oy ara beautiful in the a POE steps to the Eller Elijah’s, and appear- ply write naning and ironing; must be smart and willing. Ap- | Herald office. lees antes eae as Open ta eee ing to be ignorant of their customs General Housework, &c. ara 7 GGonT LAtIGaEes WED TALL LEIA ANTED A) BOY /ABOUT 8 TEARS OLD WHO opposite Astor place. it il q » il | SE. 5) . | A —A GO Al 3s HO WILL ASSIST understands attending bar. Pply at ay., corner Seoemenanegertineniasewirer ras re OEE A RET pe SRT affirmative, and the gentleman. then asked Elijah | Pisiu.cook, washer and ironer, ma small family, Gall for | S51 Kan Sith st. Kefere é ANTED—TWO GOOD WAITERS, AT SMITIO'S DIN- | App eM: SiORIY SAMMIS, Park Theatre, ee if he had taken any since May, when he re- | ¢™° Sf" ____ AVY Rircuaciberrsrer wen eeall taacton ara tenees ee iNEED AR YOUNG NA TO ROCAS Fil rR DEN-FIFIV-PIGHTH STREET AND ie * BARROW ST., FRONT BASEMENT- ERI- and chamberwork, in a small institution; wages $9; 7ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ACT AS TREASURER ERRACE GARDEN—FIFIY-PIGHTH STREE Well, T don’t think we have.” 265 Einwonan tiohousworke Cat for uma aava | ty ona torte conaty. ApDyatiasaday before Hotcock. | VW) Sz ravaling enteilnatenet ag uave mal eah | gL Thin avenue, MOLLENMALERS Crm Vue ? ati nn ——_ dat an so OS tal. Apply S. E. A jowery. or is . 4 As the gentleman in the meantime had recog- case a os, a RESP agra seme re een we | MANN. Admiasion 23 centa, were picking peas in an adjacent field, he looked — ee ee rea and viscul, pl vacecee 1833 Bromis unis Hieabelt denials Apply otae) Comments’ ¥ Sioa ae . geicaers PARK GM or GHT. 3 jacent field, he looked | --—-~ = ao -—— . Apply betwi dL 0% 5 - 9 Ce i EVERY NIGHT. this honest old patriarch straight in the eye and 296 WEST, 2D ST. IN THE ro) E, BETWEEN | Way row. . . Pe AEC fm r é 7 .- & young to do g iB ate = CREEK BEF or wa PU! NCI 4 , wocke polos Uae jomieal and industrious p house fora young | BBLS. atA < nw nen | (10 SEE 4. was more than Elijah bargained for; but 7" widower; family sinall. Address, with full particulars, . G THE GREAT BALLET TROUPE. ; 4 ; 3 924) EAST WTH ST.-A RESPECTABLE youna | & WO FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE 3 ee ae B. he replied that there was a girl by that name 30 girl a few weeks in the country, to do general house ARLE: Noni ox 105 Ht toe. cheap. Apply at 8 Cortlandt street. F. SMITH. TONIGHT AX IMMENSE. BIGL. there. He then inquired of this model elder if le | work in a smal! respectable family; will take cure of chil- ANTED_A LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS AND BU. | === ——— — eee fe ee were not aware of se cee ace h the girl’s | arem V snows qualifontions, as solielior for Rs le of ss arti- ‘OAL AND WOOD. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. " a tantly mysterious retirement from her friends had caused ~ nas cle pertaining to ladies’ opparel. reas Post oflica box ertas = Se poree2 Alarge aud constant fox milen around her house. ‘The gentleman then | 200) Wstrartencatinurnene erotics kee [RR Es HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED ANOTHER | increastngstock™ =.) uns ees jah zy, eee his eS might | mald and waitress; good city reference. Call for two days. WANTED A HEAD LAUNDRESS, FoR A SMALL Fifty-fourth strect, Where the onl keep on hand the best i ul orokaital Gl trom fresh and ortgia e. k tha va: astardly, va = te jong Branch. To one thorot jet alities of Red an e “oul. les! = a Hes oe Sahode etek girl, pane Nace poivais tele | cake charge of lwuudry liberal wages will be given. 204 Broad. | ° CAHN, HIRSH & OPPENHEIMER. SMMETRUPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICG, bloom of youth, from her friends who loved her, wR WEE = = pul al ———— — = 3 Pr are Old Herald and whosé love she returned; to place her among Motta Hanke mento de aaueateoase: | Vl -A PROTESTANT GIRL FOR GENERAL | trod soonest PeAIUCR essere strangers, under rigid discipline, and to deprive ‘iva firet rate washer and ironer and PIA ol rme MobtRiNtT ean rena all neaniens eatin OETA GIRS bane: erate ack ean coe SDE ara AN. $ her of all intercourse with those whose attentions ly; must be the only servant. Call for | Rone but Protestants need apply at No. 2 Gallatin place, neat voyant, tells the past, present and future; shows like- AN IMMENSE BILL 10-NIGHT. and love had been ber joy hitherto, If her parents | goede. ____ | tlton wr brooklyn sf eM | dotween Brondway and Seventh avenue. rym rect, |All the great company will appear. did not see their mistake and harsh treatment, | > CANAL ST., THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— | —A FI . = <x 2 EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, there will yet, he hoped, be some means by which | DL. ‘A’respeoustne vonns et vodo general housework; ee viet ot aed home Wh at bape: MEDICAL. oS “=r Brouaway. AREER the girl’s person might be restored to those who | 89 objection to go 4 suovt distance In the country. but not out of the State; one that 1s fully competent and can z ne en aA ow | 618 ablished 1818) Gt 4 sincerely fovedl her for herself. After a few more ae ive good references will be dealt with Ifberally. Inquire for GREAT LADIES’ BENEFACTOR—DR. EVANS, 9 | 618 co ee yeh ition tt sini left Housckecpers, &c HW HANCOCK, at 443 and M3. Brondway, on Saturday, Chatham street, —Double Strensth Pills and Positive | 618 are fearfully and it words with Elijah the gentleman left. ‘ ri between the hours of 11 A. M. and 3 P. M. Compound, price $5; piso gentlemen treated; private ¢ w My made. & Afterwards the aunt visited the Sha‘cers, but ) AMITY ST.—A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW LADY = | ale ered iioagapo sd reetoreds ——--—. ] 618 The Beautics, Wonders and Monstrosities of @18. they wouldn't allow her to see Belle, so she left, | ¢4 us hounekeeper: sx pevtectiy competant and reliable, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, A. SRREAUY CURE FoR LADIES IN rROUDLE Dr. | 18 the tluman and Animal Creationto be ween at ig , Hones ee a good “piece of her mind. : CRE IO Eee — | 5 qi WEST SD STAB HIRST OLAGE COACHMAM |, Gapasenu tats mentary Hite Kea eee Rt eegaeet | OS ce = : fate mile Walth continue greatly NDAM ST. AN AMERICAN AS HOUSEKEED- 54S Sha groom; uo objection to the country or to drive | wabowertuh sate Monthly Pills and Compound; prlee $6, NEUMATIC TUNNEL-UNDER BROADWAY. 2&9 cited about the matte 3 ; en , Where a servant is employed. Call from 10 until. | fora doctor; reference given, Addr LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY— Broadway. corner Warren. Oven 10 to 5. to interfere, and the loafers aro serennding the | —-———-.- Sara RMON EN TI SE Dr. EVANS, $4 Chatham street, without mercury; the J = — Locke family with Shaker ditties. f 4 AST 1 A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND A YOUNG MAN, WITH FIRST CLASS REFEREN\ Magica! Invigorators; lost manhood is restored in iiteen ot theta COMIQUE—514 BROADWAY. 4: great experience in housekeeping, middle aged. would inhes a situation ns waiter in aprivate family or hotel. | minutes. GO SEK RES earner naw | uesaegamtionan 8 ns fami ti ‘or near New York, | Address M. B., Herald oftce. : oe Seer areseeehereraret COTER ari ee etaaTion Te Lp Fasnroxen Hicuwayaex.—We learn tha o&s for four d sekeuper. — ca - —MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 1) THE GRE, iN D » down stage robbei aday ate anaes - ~ YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS BAR- | A. Went twentyeixth ated, cusramte i mene reas: the down stage was robbed on Thursday night ST,_AN AMERICAN Lapy as House. | A. ‘tender: not ind of work. FR hod Gel ern raha ener TPO THEATRICAL MANAGERS. GQ VARIC 99 icceper; objection ‘to days Mrs, MATTE about twenty minutes past ten o'clock, on tie are ta of any Kin ‘Miabie oun eoanebey linas Plains, about ten miles this side of the ing of the Salinas river, by two mounted highw men, armed to the teeth, who posted thensel ve House, corner 27th at, ing to make herself generally useful; country. Call on or address for two — LADI YSICIAN.—DR. H. D, GRINDLE, PRO- | increasing stock ol 1) Gyrg, MARRIED MAN DESIRES A SITUA- feasor of Midwifery, over 20 ‘years’ auccessful practtee ee aor femoral aigrky Ieee hed | in this clty, guarantees cérvain relict to ladies, with. or with: PEPER Sa Ne from fresh aud ortgiaah ‘nd has best testimonials, Address | out, medielne, ‘sure reliof to the most ansious patient in | designsyon baad atte, 5.5 PRINTING OFFICE 195 72 ISTER ST, CORNER OF PRINCE.—A YOUNG onthe upper side of a hill, next to the road, in widow, a stratiger In the elty. 48 housekeeper; in id oflice. 24 hours, Residence 120 West Twenty-sixth street, near gy ree such a position that resistance would have most | widower’s or bacheioi's family preferred, Mrs. WILLARD, ke i i _ | Sixthavenue, Klegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing, Old Herald Buildin likely reculted in precipitating the — a ——— | "CLERKS AND SALESMEN. | Sa arene . weveR | HiGEATI ; passengers down a steep bank and killing all on’ | 1QQ SOUTHWEST CORNUR OF ; : wanion’ | MEie ty ene Hauke ones deere ae | Dee ae t killing 96 ikdy OP Ghat oogeane ae . ale complaints, Elegant rooms, nurs: MASTER BAR MAS hoard. Under these circumstances diserction was és i He tatailec Or toate on CCOUNTS INV! ED, BALANCED AND | ing. 428t. Mark's place. Consuitation free. THE GREAT DUTCH COMEDIAN, deemed to be the potter -part of valor, and the | Rawensspe inn nets: NeueTORL pamuneT TO closed, errors corrected, bankrupts! books examined, 5. CE STEWART, QUEBN. AND. WEST eme A re » * . ation 3 ences; none ‘but m1 3 es wound up; books accurately kept. ACCOUNT? GREAT A a UE! RRIF keobye Ade Senetesgad Res driver stood and delivered like a true man. The on of adress Sf, 1, Ge t office b i Daa, eg MEL MRL LAA LS LRU SW Anansi esau =The Portuguese Female Pit always give Im- ef, being specially prepared Cor married. Init ‘These pilla relievet me in one day, withou A.M. MAURL | increasing stock of NO 1 TRICAL MANAGERS, robbers avowed their intention only to relieve the 12 stage of Wella, Fargo & Co.’s Express box, which | S16 aH | A lady writ A large and constanuy JOND FLOOR, RIGHT HAND | 4 YOUNG MAN, AGED % q Oe Tem REGHT HAND | 4 YOUNG MAN, AGED 27 QLARRIED), THORO ; m dl ly posted in the roofing slate business, desires a pos!- | inconvenience, like magic. Pri y ‘ was, of course, very soothing to the feelings of ge of and house. Callon or address | ifon, here or elsewhere, or to travel; can influence trades has | CIA, ofice 129 Liberly:ettect, or sent by mail. wooD ours, the passengers, who generally, after a trip to San | for thre ER, a8 above. been at the business soine ton years in this country. Please - *.--~ Ppomparenniy m fresh and ortgiaak is a) a ch San oe — ldres ATE, 2 ¥ i PRIVAT SEASES CURE! YE, WITH: gns, on band i eh rr co, return laden down with money. It ia OUSEKEEPER-A WIhoW LADY, OR wouLh | Sites SLATE, box 320 Herald oltice, Li, PRIVATE DISEASES CURED AT ONCE, WITH Ta raat OT VTAN JOB PRINTING OF FICK Out mercury; no detention from business, : Dr. LEWIS, 7 Beach street, New York. On ee atta, IALTY—NO FEE TILL CURED.—DK. R. COB- | = os New York University Medical Cot .C. Surgeons, London, can be consulted on private diseases, 01 y not known w amount of booty, if an, cured.—San Luis (Cal) Tribune, July 18. Was Se- wurse for an invalid lady; city MAR W, " > SE unexceptionable references, "Address HOUSE. MAN WANTED—TO SELL SOAP TO Iti Aly West 38d at. cers in New York and Brooklyn on commission or A A eke ate wages. Address S, & ., Herald oflice. er eave Pee eed ONE FULLY COMPETENT, GF er or governes: ® lower’ mnfiy 5 G CLERK E Mustce Painting ‘and Gerenee 607 Drone ferred, may apply at northwest corner 8d av., and _ MUSICAL. CONTRALTO DESIRES A POSITION AS SUBB tute; 18a good reader. Address J, P. B., 1,223 Broads THE TRADES SITUATION WANTED--BY A TI RETICAL AND practical civi! engineer and surve: i# ® good topo- | way, room 58: walk up first 1, turn to the left. 4 ss De Seige LL PRIVATE DISEASES CU: — : Way. ‘ drangh 1 mendations, Add ——— - -_——-— ae -ae ae 2 EASES CURED IMMEDIATELY Folictoe hese trite ee OUSEKEEKER'S POSITION WAN IN A Hoe SMAN WANTED.—APPLY BETWEEN HOURS OF without mercury. Manhood restored. Office very pri- | = Se a — — I tel, b American woman who has a practical know- | \) 1Wand ILA, M, GEORGE tata CO. vate. Dr. HARRISON, 52 Sixth avenue, LEGAL NOTICES. ’ WHO THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS THE | ledge of the same. Address L. M. C., Herald ot ixth avenue. z r ilas ea r 7 ~ A bs factory of nay ie both plain and fancy, desires © . ore RTE aod | SAK cae = A LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE EW YORK SUPERIOR COURT. situation, Address JULES VANSAMPT, Hotel de France, WANTED.(A VARNISH MANUFACTURING HOUSE | £)-, relief, No pay (until pertectiy cured). Dr. ASCHER, Abrahain B, Clark No. b North Moore st, : 7 Laundresses. &e. wants to engage a travelling salesman, who fs thor- | No.8 Amity place (Laurena. street.) ‘Abrabam Bininge . — ges a may Notice is hereby given to all_ persons indebted to the late oughly acquainted with the business. Address, with particu Giaer Chen 2 PAST NTH ST-A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS retard ! Gbass cane wanv. | [18 fAStisate tamtiy sean ne ai ‘ LAUNDRESS | jars and recerences, B., box 108 Herald office. 1181 Fulton ay. ence; no on to gow short distance in the count be seen fo aya. CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH | firm of A. Bininger & Co., of New York city, that they are = ———___. Gr without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor | required to pay such ielodtedness. to the tindersigned, Re- y; can TANTED—IN A HAT JOBBING HOUSK, AN ENTRY | Of Midwifery; over 80 years’ practice. Her Intallible French | ceiver of the assets ot sid firm (duly appointed herein by Wes were and a poung mates;pee agency resorls, also an |, ROMAW EUs Worl, prive Gl, or Noss specially prepared for | order of April s4, 1870) at the, store formerly occupied by with reterénecs and salary rejuired, | ™4rried ladies, price $5, which can ‘never fail, are safe and | said firm, 92 and $4 Liberty street, in the oly: Anh York, t oft healthy, Sold’ only at ‘her office, No.1 East’ Fitty-second | on or before August 15, 1870, as after that date legul proceed= —— | Street, frst door from Fifth avenue, and at druggists, 153 will be fastituted for the recovery of any amounts thea pops | Greenwich street, or sent by mail, Caution—All others’ are THOMAS J, BAW BAKER, WASTED SA. Fie Apply at MYERS’ bakery, y tw BEACKSMINH WANTED WAGON, TRONER |AND | — 3 horaewhocr, CHARLES BAWEN, Babylon, L. I. 134 WET was THIRD FLOOR, § FRONT house.—A respectable woman to take in washing or to go out by the day; good refer oltce boy. Aditre ULERK, box 3,638 P po DIE SINKERS AND BRASS MOULD MAKE — will find steady employment, — Apply at TANTED—TWO GOOD SALESMEN IN A DRY GC 4 Good bh X y eae factory. of “Lippintt {Piste Company, corner Plane and TUITE Hore, elther English or German. Apply fur two days ee Receiver of A. Bininger & Co. 5 to P, WHELAN, 40 Newark ay., Jersey City, three blocks B aNDAWURI BEANO AGL NOR: eee Warren sig,bNewark, Nurses, &e. W ANTED—TWO. FIRST CLASS BOOK nOMPOSITORS, | 6) at LANGE & HILLMAN’S, 207 Pearl st. None but the | ING AMERICAN. GIRT Sharla eS erie ER UMLERCAR One 2, Indies during confinement, with’ elty or country board. |. NG AMERICAN GIRL, ANTED-IN A WHOLESALE WOOLLEN House, | Call at or address BOTANIC DISPENSARY, 491 Broome Ph fan assisiant bookkeeper. One fully competent and | Tet: A’? EAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH.—MAGNIFICENT ‘arlor Suit, richly carved, latest style, covered with doing housewor e : aes “ _ ‘ _.. | willing to work may address box 5,135 Post office, giving ref- hao ci = Or elt de, UG order, cost, #400, for’ G175; one don hi WANUPAC' é NURSE; K ¢renoes and views as to salary, which must be moderate. MTIZENS AND STRANGERS IN NEED OF CONFI. ‘walnut striped rep Suits for $65; two plain rap ~ ws! A SITUATION IN A MANUFACTURING OR | 4 () EAST ISTH ST.-AS NURSE; CAN TAKE THE ys J ential modical treatment should consult Dr. LEWIS, tor’ 958; rosewood four round corner 7 oclave Plane ¥en obruslneea, with a view arning the same. e charge of an infant or yrow:ng chi'dren ;® good | Pre yen ore mr AKH co: Address box jersey City Post oflice. seamstress ‘ould do light chamberwork; no objection to ANTED—A ES: » IN. A’ REPAL FANOY os sdrenitinteansendacgaliins, A b RE Sail eRe \ = "i {ure for hal€ cost. Private residence, 12 East Tent SSORAVCAN LEPRBIRNORD CO. = the country, ay goody umbrella, ant parasol store. Address with | T)R. LEWIS, AUTHOR OF MEDICAL COMPANION | gne block west of Broadway, between University piace aad W ANTED—AN iXPERIENCED PAP ‘OLLAR: reference, R. H., Herald office. and Guide to Health,can be confidentially consulted | Fifth a 1e. cutter and several women to enamel paper; liberal | QF EAST ATH STA NEAT, CLEAN Glithy 18 | personally or by letter at ‘bis old established ollice,7 Beach | ——— wages paid, Apply at 89 Centre at, ) years old, who cag give a good, fresh breast of milk, ANTED—A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING SALES: | street, New York. 3 MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED sae aap MURA THEE TD GOL OA | ee ciaaty im a wholesale hardware house; tins a good trade | = — — brocatel, cost $450, for #150; one do., Bi0; Bookcase, TWO GOO! ‘ TO ( cy ees oars ——— | in the States of Pennsylvania and New York, and has made O88 OF MAN’ ENCY B 1 Ci Piano Mirrors, Sil imilon from city. 173 Broadway. ERNEST THOMA, | 134 WEST 2TH ST. NEAR Grit AV.—A SCOTCH | goveral trips through the Weat; can give the best of reter- L from lhe toien at oodie te TPTENCY Suede isis | Ghiodmeths bectites ratonery Meets having oly. ‘We jeweller, e girl as nurse: can take en harge of a baby or | ences, Address D, i., box 4,482 Post ollice, New York city. | aged or even old men restored to manly vigor by Dr. ‘LEWIS, Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue. ps —~ T Beach street, New York. Forty yeagegpivats praotice. Me — _ No. 7 Beach stre t forte, cost $800, for ‘$275: Chamber, Library, Dining Fural- at an invalid lady; no objection MAN TO CUT, MILL AND SAW F m * | ANTED-A DRUG CLERK, APPLY THIS DAY, - ARON CRIST. LAR rr ey OADWAY, OFFER LSUNDENLAND & OGDE 21) 3 WEST 2TH ST. NEAK 7TH AY., FIRST FLOOR, | VV from Iv 1012 A. M.,to 8. W. H Merchantat Hotel, RS. W. M1. MAXWELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. A ft per cent ese than wholesale prices a lafge aasort South Bosto 7 4 Me 1 healthy woinan, with a fresi rtlandt at. Nes with medi: | ment of Brat cl — breast of milk, who” bas lost her own baby, ub wet BUIHe EY ane oleben de decchetoogaces erin PARLOR, CHAMBER, LIBRARY AND DINING FURNI. —A CONFECTIONER, A GOOD NO, 1 PAN- | beat city reference. J ANTED—BY A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, AGE | —--— pat PIANOFORTES, BRUSSELS AND VELVET 9 go to Chicago, Il.; a good man will have : 30, a situation in any capacity; is a first class sales- 70. 7 BEACH STREET, THE OLDEST PRIVATE RP! i sn ation and good wages; no poor band need ap: | © WEST 47TH ST.—A LADY WISHES TO FIND d_ bookkeeper ferences. A y from 9A. Mantel es, Oil Paintings, Iron Ply Min juire of GOETZMAN & REGENHARD, #2 Pearl mt, 218 good lace (Or her Nurse; ia ho 8 TO FIND A. | man and, bookkeeper can give ood references. Apply to | IN medical ofice in thls city, i open dally from 9A. M.te | Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Broni ms ~ -—— ~ petent to take charge of n slit ie oso RAE AES 5 SERA TANTED—A MILLER, TO GO OUT OF THE CITY; | ——————— ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER, IN A WHOLESALE O PAY UNTIL CURED.—DR. AND MADAME WEST [Oat FURNICURE, OILCLOTH AND BEDDING coo who shoroughly padersiands wone Creating, (ot | OO) DELANCEY 8f.—& YOUNG GIRL TO GO 20 | ya iotnuae Bouse; c8e who has besn Ia the Dasianae pre: N cure ai, one interview: thelr Prono Pils never fail. | 07, {ut reauons puiees oteokenpers a ed. ot DANIBE fast class Gour mill. Apply for two days 5. I Barope as anree ‘any other capacity. Call ferred; none but good correspondents need apply. before and during confinement, ‘| ¢ goth Fan Oreeue, Na 47 Pearl abs uD saire, Wo'clock A. M. toa? M, Ps, Chambers ate Fortieth atreet, near Broadway. Payment taken weekly or monthly,