The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1870, Page 11

WATERING PLACE NOTES. Watch mu, “qustaus. four oF five miles, from (Westerly, tas one of tie finest veaches: om the New |Er and coast and surt the most tempting for ‘Datuing, with no percoptivie undertow, Then tire Toottittes or setting amd dishing In the fine harber | adjacent ond the many natural ai? historic attrac- tions of tua regiom give to the sejourners Ler - bouts « vaniety seldom found a) the seasiic. Six hotels at Watclx wilhare ful this semmoer and board May be obtaive for fou Hfteen duilucs vo uwenty- One dolturs per wees. wl” are many Bostonians: ab the White Moun- f Ameng the latest arrivaly ave Mr, Ariel I. Orocker sat wife, Mr. and Mrs, Hows, Miss Haves, Shree Miases Read, George Dickinson, George Semp- son and wile, J. W. Bradiey and family, Luther @, Bolden, Mise of. Vason, Oy Ball, i. Stowe apd fam- fy, Mes. Lenry Saville, Mr, ivtt ML Prati, Miva Faurae 8. Carro.in, Miss Hamiion, Miss Stoddard, Miss Lizzie Bisaop, Mise Mary Bishop, Mr. Cuarice Bilop, Jv. ‘the season of 2970 among the White Mountalos is the most gay dnd brilliant ever known, | “Professors of swimming” give lessons on. the Newport beach. Diomondksim the rosettes of her sitppersare the attractions of a Saratoga beile’s “twinkling fect,’ PENS Pasig the MaRBULES af He extreme cas ern portion of Maine eport that tue “heated term’ did not extend so far down East. The season has been cool and pleasant ibere. \ ANew York Indy, returntne from Long Braneh, carried Ler $4,000 élamonds im ber setebe), aad bad the satisfaction of seeing o grub thtef run oi with them, bag aud ail, When she got to the city. An enterprising Buhemian at Leng Branck has @iscoverea ie Kagortant fuct that Preatdent Grant and his fimtly only ew we cream twice a week, Liv Megieots to teu wv What daver aan red, ‘ushion Has shown a geod deal of common sense Av ring the ust C.oxlg seasoL at yp fg od nc toN Even LR ag ahd Savateya short [pe chat gcneraily wor, bare tangy age meri con bat also tor fulb nenaup diven. 02 Gat Ot Cape May anc Long Braneh fas ouase un muy be sald, A Saratoga letter writer, reverring to the tmmense Baic of the Wster of Congress Springs, states that not one drop ol the waster ww aold 2way trou the spriazs exccpt in botles, AU that advertixed aa Congr ess ‘Water on draught Is said to be Counterfeit, ‘ihe sup- Bs of the water is Huntied, aud the correspondent inks that the tine may come when it will be Worn as-mach per dottie as campagne. Don Piatt was recently very much astonished at Minding an old washerwoman of (1s at Saratoga, re- Bptendent tn fustnonad e attire and as delicate and reflned as those Who Gin count back two genera- ‘Wons beiore hitting & meebanie, Do was evidently unlamiliar With Saratga. Ab & recent “hop” at one of tie “big hotet? the Moest diamonds and Mest stunning costumes were Ob-erved on the per- Bons of Chatham street Jewesses gery “paternals” Sel old clothes in the dingy snops of that locality, anc are certainly not recoginzed in Fifth ayenu Don ought to kaoW tbat Saratoga society ia a liuilo “mixed.” SirJames Welker (Governor of the Bahama Islands) ani Lady Walker and three daughters have been iy (WO Weeksat Fory Ticouderogs Hotel, Lake Champlain, ‘The Seven Springs Mountain House ts situated in }@ deligntiul loeabty, among the Schunemunck Me ins, tWo wiles from Munroe station, ou the iiroad. it Was Opened for the first time this suuuer, and is destined to become one of our most tt And fashionable mountain resorts. The Uidings ahd gronnds are quite commoctions gut extensive, the Hotel is Weil kept, tuo alr is dottcious jand the waier exce.ient and heulth-giving. 4 ball ‘Was given by the bagged Davisoa & Co., OR last Bavare evean ich Was tashionably attended as well by the guests of the house as by the resnients ,Of the neighbovnood, it 4s the intenuon of the pro- ‘prietors to comtunue this feature of the eatablisgurent using the rematuder of the season. Among the guests staying at Columbian Hall, Leba- Springs, N. Y., for the summer are General ed ie and family, W. M. Verunlye and wife, Dr. W. ‘Vermuye Wits, Dr. J. Mobi roy and wile, Joties B. aud’ family, Colouel John Fowler, of Major General Shater’s sia’, ana family, and 9 great ‘mcny other promuient New Yorkers. &. 1. Spinner, of Ww isso Was Bere for a few days, UMTED STASES BONDS AS COLLATZRAL. ‘Zo mH Epiror or THE HERALD:— /fwo cases are new being tried in the United States Court for tho purpose of recovering money loaned om stolen United States registered ponds, My aftention bas beem attracted to this subject by -the above fact, and, ag it betrayed either culpable @arelessvess or lack of information, Iam maduced te sk the inseriion of this short axiicie ip your valya- ble paper, trusting that the facts contamed may eorve in the fubuce to preiect ynovent partics nd + perphaps bring to justiee a few of the many expert rogues that infest our cities and prey upon our un- susvecting communities, Many people are under She impression that a@ rogk:tered bond 1s, under any circupstayces, yood Collateral; lookiug upoo then) i @ demain as “coupoa vond,” forgelling that the ob,ect of reisiering Was lor te pur} Ol pro- tecting tue ower aud making ib yr i@ for Dini (tie Owner) (0 lose lis rights, ores Abtogh the bend should be siviea a iy way tate the ands of un tinocens party, a re ds stolen, the Uniteu stiles cominues t yocnt of interest totn. owuer (the pers a fo wiiode pane it Hands Ou the Loos> ol the, Geparument), and upo! qmatugiy Wid pay the praicipal Sif islaclory evi- ma ig fintuisuec ht tae’ Bon 0 vas 80 SLolen OF lost, ‘TUIS TeuUlers stolen oO) ie nds Utt pry x rihicgs, aod Suva Tuduee ate ihe i t of those loaning uivaey oF /Urclasilg Suc) _becu CABLGHS T will now e@.deavor wy Show how, Qi a litle care, [ne peop.e un up6n ghd made Co suiter the from time (0 tue. eo ered boula may Only be gold or transferred owner of some Olber poman hoiding his welt of aitoruvy ty sell und and the signa Pat of such ower or attorney fr be attested by some one of thy pesgous mentioned upon the bond. Iu case of suo ui transter by attorney OF olticer of any Sorporae company OF insti! uuoR owning bonds, the autilority to seii anid assign must always accom pany the bonds Asa luctier protection the Trea- sury Depurtinent furwards Ww all sub-treasures: compicte ists ol nuubers of ail bonds lost, so that any one foaming movey on or buylug registered stock can salisiy themsoly.s beyond doubt as to the vaiue of the -ecuslty overed by culling at or tele- gruphing to any of the sup treasuries. In Uus city thts oepartiment ls under the control Mr. Patterson, the Deputy Assistant Treasurer, acalsted by comp.tent clerks; und any information pon ins subject is always rende: cheerfuily to muy One desing i x 1 CXESCUE uvold boing imposes josses that We hear oI THE Pat MELTIAG NUIANTE, “Mo rae Epiror oF HE HERALD:— On behalf of the resictents of Beekman Hill permit me to express our gi atitude tor the valyable aid lens ‘us by your powerful journal against the fat meiting nuisance. Without the assistance of your columas, wnich are ever the first to detect and decry any ex- isting evil, we should have been powerless, But while our petiiion, Coupled with the influence of the HeRaLd, lias 80 lar affectea the Board of Health as to compel them to refuse permits to the fat melters of Bast Forty-fiitn sireet, it scems that the Boara have done notiing further towards actual obil- teration of the nuisance. It is to the press, and to that public benefactur, Dr. Morrs, that we must look for more radical reformation of the evil, ‘This gentleman has already shown himself a true champion of the pub- lic health, it was by his undinching perseverance and faith.al discharge of fis duties, nebrithstaud- ing the vuiside pressure tat was eXerted, that tho game (lass of Nuisances wefe removed on the west was. “Atid Wine Dr. morris may feel that he has performed a simy.e act of duty, le may rest assured ‘that with cvery breatu of pure ulr that the residents Of the west side ate now euadied to draw, they eel gratefal to him for his labors. In perfecting a tion for the same purpo e on the east side we ave met with many rewurss as to the futility of our ef- forts, Yel we vave lelt contident that, tf seconded by (he preas, our woras would be weightisr than po- litical influence. Weare informed that this sortot duduence Wil keep tie establishments in Bast Forty. fifth strect in fuli olast, DoLWI standing toe refusal of permis But we have yet to learn what ife highly respeciable geutemen comprising our Tresent Buare can be Linposed upon by these wanton destroyers of tie, public peace, Our petition has becn veicrred to tue <anitary Commit. tee. Who cunsti.utes tue Sanitary Commiiteet Let their names be puvistte 1 $9 Chay ihe etliens on this side of the city may KuoW to whom Uais Luyportant matter has been euirusted—with whom tile respon- sibility resis—uud so that ea@ol ani every individual of thatcommiuttee may be Nvld stricliy accountable for his cunuuct—aet ieast, ia public opinion, We further hope that jue ‘suthitary Committee is not & mere pigeon-hoie wuere our petition las beeu seat to sleep; but we earue Uy call upon the members of that commitice tu giant us the reilel we ask, unio fluenced in any manner, ‘The eye of every respect- able chizea is U,ou tuese gentiemen and looks to them in the hope oi ihe nuisance being abated, not alone vbeoreticatly, by the reiusal of permits, bat practically, by seeing tu it wil Work im theee fat Melting estadusimenss ia Kast Forty-filth street be suspended. | RESIDENT OF BERKMAN HILL, THIN AN Fag.—We were AN Eao Within who iver eden si en's “the terday by Mr. Dene um miles north ot coe riectiy ferited putlet’s egg within. Face botween the outer tod toner als nas ae ite. substance ry with the white = ea ‘Tho immer sbeli Was ea the Ouler Qo. —Columuus (Ga.) Enquirer. SRAL ESTATE MATTERS. Pepe apenerty gp New ¥eok @tey.. a_i aeaes Ee a meant green Ms one #story briels store and tene- 1 ‘— mory brown stone sene- icra 9 “a eae ath a on Vin pecan ar, one 2 story brick uae thas ower, ait ba Mi mraconee ot ith a, one story bricle | tenement, Saad, Tian 4b—Stanton am mem foil at, two 4 atory Pa = ccionr at wr tin arg ane ‘one 4 cL ihe of basement brown stuns rat clase Uweiling, 30x53. BA yy m4 “Plan 898—117th st ob. nwand av A, one 8 story frame second Miase dwelliugs 1 189x¢& Benjamin’ hop- ba pega No 4, reas, ome Betnry bricks My: taro ‘® story and basement first clase wed lings, ownen, Plan Wl-48th at, us. 125 M @or 2d'uv, two Satory brick sores and cue neath Said CA Budbo ‘ownne, iy Lauieus'eew 42M of Houston sty one 4 story brigk sore way tenement, Wade Be wean, owner, Wish of um 1 ive Of Vth any one 'atury ‘Shes py Vox, Witt owner. 26 Hh wol khav, ned story brivis Fred Sebencls, owen Pass $0440 my Bay 280 fh wet of Adu av, four ® aarp brick suren aad ten S2230, Owner, Gadrue Fanning. Vian 9 6—Weat durteah No 240, one ¢atory brick teusment, Bago, Owner: # Keller, Ving 90i~ 52d xt, ns, 226 Ce of With ay, one 2 story frame tenement, 282, "Owner, Peter Aion, Vian 908—Lith av, © 8, 2bib oF ibibo, one 3 story: second cinss dwelling, dele, {ene ‘Augustus Kempf. Plan 99. wap eenay Gorge brown 2b: oxi Owner, D Wi AEM, WyTY © of BIR ay on 4 story brick tenement, 508, Owntr Michael Donnell Pian Sil-—Htizabeth at, Nos 153 and ter, two 5 story brick Mores aud Leneweuts, 2x6. Owners, Rabold & Tosenta, REAR RSTATR TRAISTERS Kings hace yee tir BEMIS. renee BESO Downing s: by A Sly y We et and dt av, a hm | Carlton av and Borgen st, nw eorner, se Fuon av, ns, Soft w of Maglonouzh at Sass 5090 Liverty ay, pn, 5¢ ft @ of buer 5 2,000 Vander bt t se ws, ottnot ft sof Park ay, ma 2.8 it a pol Fark oy, ‘ao. Beatort av, w Vauderbitay, Luv, owe, dd ft me of 2a st, waw...., Richmend County. CARTLYTON, 1,600 240 40) adjoining Muty A Diinioa, 6 bu me Jame oy Wdioxdoa a: Dam xl Ah xi 8 Post m1 Hrd pi BD Densvan' rg STEN PTE” | IDULERO Wie rt Vandorbitt av, nw 5, adjoining Huw Coutre, @8x¢Qx9xi0 625 Weetchester Canty. BASTOUESTER, Jat ay and fib ab no corner, 6x10, otbing above, bux1u. Mm oF eh st, 1udALOS MAM Road to skin mally 27, th 4 dessin we > ‘NT PLEAS Janding road, 2 oc Mra Parkcer'e (1 A mace proporty! 8 Chariton and Fi a ferry at ne. 1O0Te wet Rickard Cotharine st, ws, adjoining ie Histo, Se st; €6, adjoining Biep.e. Li oh © 6 ITU iba Corays, Sanit: 80 Barkot st, 8, 188 ihe oF Harrison's, 19.6x84. + 6000 st et 7 Ww #3 9 It n of South Orauge av, 25x00. na, iteord Soot. Zab. Contre st, corner Reynolds sty 10 8-100 acres. tth wy, BOUT Douglass ohn 6 830 fw of ‘rove st Madson Coumy, N. Je JERSEY CITY. Borgenwood and Zabriskls av: Fine at, w 6,17 (tn of Lafayetl “se pive av aad N. 1, Van Vorst man BF Bergenood ay, w 4, To (ts of Walnut st, 47x Fox place, ate ite of Giles st, J00x100. 810, Didek 4, Harrie’ mapy tox aX Av D, ws, 4 ftn of Map'e av, 26x100.,. NORIM BERGEN. 10% gares, 29 ft w of Berry's corner. Railroad ay, w 8, SPIBIiDALISN—SEANCE DISTURBED. Expeaition of the Humbug tu Indianapolis, The Indianapolis Sentinel contains a long arti- cle giving an expose in that city of a number of spiritualists and their doings at a seance held on Tuesday night. The famous Dayton medium, the woman who has created such excitement by her spiritualastic feats, had arranged the seance, and instructed the medium in all the mystorics of the humbuggery. But with all their care and trickery the humbug was discovered and exposed. The Sentinel soys of the altgiri— The “‘circie’ fecling that they had what is in the slang versacular termed a ‘good thing” Hecame afflicted with the desire to show off their berg 4 the public, fae accordingly now and ng few invited disbelievers were inducted into the ‘holy of holy” chambers, where the geutle medium held converse with the spirits, the mod- erate sum of one dollar being charged the Gen- tiles as an admisaign fee. One evening last week a certain colonel in the late ‘onpleasaniness’’ was introduced jnte the tin cliamber, and in the course of a oonversa- ion with deceased ‘cuss’ who r- presented him- self ag baving in tho flesh been one John Ander- son, and a soldier during the war, had his suspi- cions aroused a8 to the genuineness of the little business, The colonel is not afraid of apirite on e average, and pro} reat many questions to the age tative of the ex-herg. ‘the ex-hero sald that when in the adipose tissue he had en- listed im Dayton for the wars, and had come to In- dianapolis to craw bis clothing, and stated that he had been killed in battle in Tennessee. In answer to a question as to what regiment or company he belonged to at the time of his untimely decease he said he was im none, and soon got mixed up ina maanner that justified the colonel in the belief that he haa, been @ sutler and had not got shot or killed at all. The colonel imparted his suspicions to a party of friends next day, and they at once concocted a lan to investigate the doings of the fair medium. Bocnring invitations to & seance which was to come off on Monday night the party provided themselves with a quantity of phosphorus matches and wero-on hand at the aard inted hour. According te practice, when all was ready for the appearance of the spirits, the arty present were grouped around the medium in a circie and the light extinguished, leaving the room in perfect darkness In a few moments the “artists” from ‘‘that pourne,”’ &c., began mani- festing their presence by tapping various ones in the party on the head. Thinking that the time for action had comea member of the party, a good-looking young law- er, quietly struck a match, throwing the room Lastoualy into the very light of day. Instead of all being ‘quiet on the floor” of that room the covery was made that the fair medium es haif bi ling in the centre of the circle, tapping a cer- tain ex-United States official on the top of his head with the horn which was used for the pur- se of conversing With the spirits. A scene en- §uad, resulting in the breaking up of the am Yesterday there were rumors of war aang, believers and disbelievers, but up to the latest accounts no blood had been shed. The believers in spiritualism deny the story of the visitors. But they are all young men of honor, and have good eyes. Disaj pear My from a Sail Boat. {from the Providence Press, August 30.) About haif-past twelve this noon a young woman appeared at the ‘al station and related the tol- story:—Two young men, named respectiycly James H. Owens and Fredertek Owens, thers, started from their home, No. 199 Richmond street, about half-past seven o'clock Sunday morning to go down the river in 2 sw! Soat for the purpose of digging clams, They took with them a basket and a dog. a that time vothing has been heard of we Sunday night a sai boat drifted ashore near sede Grove, on board of whieh was a dog, a basket Se two coats, Upon the deck were marks of blood. This boat nas since been identified as the one in which the Oweus embarked sunday morning. Several attempts were made to get on board of the bout, but the dog would not allow any one to step in. This morning @ youpg man named Harvey Filnt, Who formerly owned the dog, went down ant succeeded In getting aboard the boat, which he 13 at, tls Ume sailing home with. Tne ‘affair is one of great mystery, aud what the fate of the young men may have been ean only be conjectured, James IL Owens, Whose wife was at the station this morning, has one cliild about two years old. Frederick was ummarried, riously Winy Fox.—A foxin Randolph, Vt., is known toi eek en d50 turkeys, old add ‘young, twenty lings and a number of lambs. Numerous attempts fire’ pee to capture her, the last of which hood turued out en masse, with the ath of July bens wen A neighbor. for githor ie sree eat Ey gage cet | 73 Lad ESS ply- lf SITUATIONS WANTED—FRVALES. Cocke, ae. 6S er roars FIRST €LAS3 f°. 8 h house ppetrred, ful sarge myle; hotel or bearting 9 De ae, emu EN— ae = man ae cook ie & tion da.all haus of eankty om 27 ee STANTON 8T., FIRST PLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE erman citt as cook and to asset im washing wand Icon, geod references, eeaenswees, PHIBD FLOOR FROST ROOM. —A smart youn, Woman ue cool, washer and loner ina g Temily; guod' city reference; ne objection to house~ 1S WES? 18TH ST., INTHE hry ttn RESPROTA- je women wecook in & private familv; understands Alia tnuaily cooking; eit or CONSE ‘urat clase enty. rofenence. 54 OW ST., CORNER OF GET AV.—A RESPECTABLE ProtesiaDh Wowubo, a3 0 good plain cook; t#an sca it washer wad ironer., Mm “y toe ONE. DOOR, FROM 61R AV oe 60, aE A HE cae 1 32 Mr le ec Qo ous Waa to couk, ish ad STORE.—A RESPECTS. - THE ag HOUSE, — AS PROFESSED business in alt ite branches ; do the marketing; beat city re: Hl & SPKeIAL WAR MaP, : : i il A} ip tl | OF THE CONTENDING FORCES, Hl UI é 3 3 4 5 HAYS BEEN FOUG HT AND WHERE tI Fs = % = > “ Be FOUGHT II {I THe GRRA’ ACHIBVEMENT 2 = all = = I 5 ra &. iS 5 5 l| MUST BK SBEN 3 BE APPBRCIATER, AND Witt BE ALL OVER TH city THIS Day, LOOK OUT FOR rig EvaNina THKLEGRAM. TE LARGRAT OIRCULATION ; OF ALL THE "EVENING rarERS. 226 WEST 27TH AT.—A RESPECTABLE wat AS e00k ; no caleetion te Gon iais waaulog aod troulny OF to go in the country, coptieny a QL5 FALSITY At. RETWHER OH AND OTH AE eoctable girl as cook; ame cooking alias Thrall thelt branches! willl tee iw washio hi 1 troning: no objection te a) aging p shel diatacce in the country; has good Tefererces. “Gail for two aya. 327 2 341 we ‘WEST BITH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS PLAIN e cook, washer aud troner ; good city reference from her last place. 35 4TH AV.—AS FIRST CLAR® COOK; ENGLISH OOD Protenant; understands her busimess im all its branches, 524. SH AV. BRIWHEN 187 AND 98D of8.— Am r?) French cook in @ restaurant or private family; good city reference. Chambermaidy &c. RAST 9TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAMBE! alte and to assist with washing re ironing; ts Bericctly pn le in her business; reference if required, Call or a BAST 287 ST., BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS.— tab cook and to assist 4 6m 8T., NORTHEAST CORNEK OF MADISON AV— ‘Two Young girls: one as chombermaid and waitress, the other as'cook, wasber aud ironer, Best elty rererence, VIO WEst wre 82-4 RESPECTABLE GIRL 48 chambermuid and waliress or chambermeil gud Busse; bast city referonce from last place, 42 Fern TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. e aid apd to sent with washing, ox as laundiess cook ; three yeara’ erpuce. 137 ELDRIDGE ST., BETWEEN DBLANCEY AND Rivington, second floor, back room —A Protestant we 2 ngbouse, walt and waliress; wo objection to a ing 14 a 42D ST., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A Goop as chambermaid or waitress, or to do general housework {na small private family. Apply for two days, D205 FAST STH St NEAR 3D AY.—A RESPECTA- bie young girl ay chamberwald and waitress in a Drivate family; excellent city reterences, 924, BAST STH er. BETWEEN 2D AND AD AVS. Arexpectable young woman as chambermald and watltress, or to Poa e care of children and do plain sewing. Can be ‘seen for two days. 5 West 167i sr. 949 | NEAR CH 9T.—A RESPECTABLE young girl todo chamber work and waiting, or wait- ing alone; beat city reference. Call for two days. — 279 BLIZARBTH ST., FIRST FLOOB.—A VERY RE- spectable young woman as chambermaid and wait- Tews in a Diivate fainily, Can be seen for two daya, 1TH AY., BETWEEN {8TH AND 20TH 8TS.— =A 1 AS CHAMBER. bo respectable young girlto do chamberwork and as- aist io wasilugand ning; good city reference, 400 EAS? 6TH 8T., SECOND FLOOR.—A_COMPE- tont Protestant girl as chambermald and seamstress; by he operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine, Call oF address. 4.04. EAST TH 81. NEAR IST AV., FIRST, FLOOR.— ‘A respectable young girl ag chanbermaid or nurse, 697 D AV., BETWEEN 43D AND 4TH S7S.—A RE- apeciable young girl as cham erinald and waitress excellent city reference from last employer. pc bi Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 157, FLOOR, FRONT RYOM, 887 EAST 12TH Fashionable dress and ‘cloak makin Salts, $6, upwards; Wrappers, 3 a and misses" garments made to order Piutes, cutting aud basting, ‘Terms bash WEST 13TH ST. NEAR SD AY.—AS COMPETENT matress and Idy'a maid; thoroughly understands id fitting Iadlea* and children's suits; can operate Wilson's machine; no objection to working by the day; a permanent itaation preferre ELIZABETH 8T.—A DRESSMAKER WISHES work by the day or weok. Addreas R. N. G, “6TH AV.—AS DRESSMAKER AND SEAMSTRESS, by the day, week or month. Address M.J., for two terns an Call or address. 45 days. 109 WEST 89D 81. AUPFLING MADE BY MACHINE, Te. per yard; Rufting for sate and Tucking. Mrs, W. "TRACY. 529 WEST 1TH ST, FIRST FLOOR—A FIRST 32. diam operator, by the day or weeks Tadley’ ant ine nia’ qutlite made up m the neatest manner by Wheeler & 1ison’s machine, or would take home. General Housework, &c. 28° WEST 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE Gint, TO do general housework; good city reverduge, bi ROOM NO. 9.—-A YOUNG WOMAN TO vO T “fenorel homework for a-small forally; no objection to go a short distance im the country. 89 oie MARKET ST., OPPOSITE FLOUR STORE.—AN Engileh Hic, lately landed, to do general housework in a private fam FAST 8i8T 87. {na small private farnily. WEST STH 81 . bons errhp a ena iY P iF; > EAST SeTH ST, TOP ) able widow; has one childtour years 0} stands housework; good refercnce ; country preferred, Call for two dass. 221 ELIZABETH ST. NEAR PRING spectable Protestant woman to do general house- work in a stall j rivate femily ; no objection to the country. 93: 4. EAST 36TH ST., THIRD FLOOR,—A RESPECT. able middie nged woman to do we work of a smoil {milly or to take care of ehfidren, 337 FAST Q1ST ST., BETWEEN IST AND 2D AVS.— \e A young gis! todo cook, washer and toner, goo: 392 43 present er & 488. Fett tt; 73h D AY., 113 | 150 | from | « ily; good elty reference Uaker; good reverence. 7TH AV, TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A PRO- teatant giet to do general housework, # po rE. MST ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIKL aework IM Wiiing aud obliging. Call at he best referenc It be given. RESPECTABLE has best city refer aX stig DRY sae Bone. Re My ny and euaral Dousework: good pia | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET, SITUATIONS WANTED—FRMALES. IIE le — ae AS mann Houseucopers, dec. f) ELIZABETH St.—& COMPERENT AND EXPERI- o Ain in a hotel o widows’ i agus sao wonlabassenrin @ ad AMUDY SRA YOUNG WIDOW LADY as So shelor's i 20 em: sooce Se net Nee . amily 15 D0) EAST 2D 82a “AMERICAN WIpOW Lavy, Donasheate 4 068 WOU | K TePBM, a of good adi companion of 291 ELIZABETH ST., NEAR BLERCRER, FOU RTE " } with pee st xelcrence given, Ad- floor.—A widow lady as housekesper for’ & widower children, oF a smailiamly, None newd call except those 10 wre In good faith. 44h Tito an bo WEST 4D 8?.—A NIC GTB Wettetceper for at cu rem asta goalie: ner for an elderiy or middle age mop oth postion. mead maar Cat er or No \eitere, need upply, Call ~ GEN®RRE AND REFINED YOUNG LADY Some tady who adv like @ situation as housekeeper for a widower, Herald ollie OVER THB STORB--A YOUNG susokespar. LADY OF REFINEMEN? bea l EDUCATION DR. vices a pests a bousslpenese ip a widowers fama! “Address (asthe —_ ing her services necd answer, 10. tent wom frat ol s a Ol a all tor two ‘aura laundress; lived twe years is Se age" works waabiog ad ion, ] OL WEST 21TH SP, Ni Sigae ST.-A COMPE" WOMAN oe Chas SALON TS Laundrenses Se. WEST 27TH 8%, NEAR 7TH AY.—A COMPE WEST U0 Sit.—Ay RESPECTABLE C?AL TO Oo out by the hh salioes heed oe. sweat, tn a privak Cuan, (0 CH AVA RESPRG. iny waa i gerul pe at maablan sarub 246 oy STH Sr. BRTWEEN 1TH AN re second floor, front mi —An experienced ter own Bouse. with the beat city references, ¥ wishes washing at .. NE a 4 03 ay AP out Bye tay wag, ely reference, Call thin wee! 401 1 ter ban —A ‘RESP! PECTAPLE WIDOW maa wo gontlenen' W guarantioe e.1ire tailafuction. Cal ‘sor fausly washing tov addioas, td i 1 BASt MTH fe ROOM 20,4 vIRST “CLASS er ey Meuse an do Hla will dOvup cuties by a quae un gi Pp ‘ity rete 514 EAST 1H STA YOUNG GIRL AS LAUN- o from her last place, dress; can do time tutug; best of city reierenco Nuriom ae. Q PIVIRION St.-A WOMAN, WuT NURGING, WOULD o itke Zi &, ct @ place for ber baby, where it would get 39 RPFORD 8T., FIRST DOOR PROM CARMINE, — A colored woman to take care of au tovalid lasy; no objection to go in the country. C: be for twa day fram Wa. Mind Pe PE a OATS 40 BAST went ST.—AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT WO- IMAn oe LUTE aud voamalress; compelent to take Fevry Poo en infant or growing yan; clty or country; reterece ehirreets 42 EST 1TH ST, BET WRES TR AND 6TH A Ts # Dura; Competent to by i re take charge ola quired; good city ref 77 CANNON S7.—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young cirl as nurse and to do plain sewing. Good Foference given. 12: qTH A’ respoctabi her own in baby. ae BETWEEN Wer AND 1 Bawieg bide married wi ae wat By pe tiond velorence eaiven, rit ost 4 FLOOR, FRONT.—A jeave English fuentiy, to Inquire for wo 149 UNION AV., KETWHEN DUPUNT AND OLAY sie Creanpoint, 1. TA, young woman, with & fresh brogat of milk, as wet nurse; lost ber baby; lias no ab- Jeotion to the country. 99 WARREN 8T., JHRSRY CITY.— A PROTERTAWT young German girl to mind siden ju hand sewing ‘and to asstst in cl Or ke. Wi froning. Address Cor threo days ¥. H TERIOR. 915 WEST SSTH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS child's nurse and to do plain sewing; exceilont city ing and references. 24 Aadrens, AY] WEST MIST ST., NEAR STH 2! 17 le young girl’ to mind children: “aul berwork ; yoo city'relerence. Call for two days, 9339 EAST 2TH 97, NEAR IST AV.—A RESPEOTA- 4 bie married woran, with & fresh breast of milk, as Wot nuirwe; baby four week# old; Ameriewa or Kaglish ghtved. 392 4365 reference. og west ust ST, THIRD FLOOR, BAG 438 M8 rrted gg Tt ‘as wet nurse in ee gpectable analy ae | Tately lost her own baby. Call tor two a 508 Tit AV. BETWEEN Q8Tl AND OOTi STS, 9) jirst flight, front room.—A woman wants @ baby to nurse, by the bottie; will give ft a mother's care, re WEST 41ST ST., MRS. ADAMS, p21 WEST 38TH 87. ant girl as nur RESPECTAPLT, PROTEST- is capable of teaching children. iy uo pre- ) STHT AV._A GIRL AS NURSE AND SEAMSPRESS; cw do ail kinds of emtroldery. Call for two days. EASt 16TH §T.— TABLE MARRIED woman as wet nurse; milk four weeks old; good A HEALTHY young married lady, who has lately lost her baby, 4 4 baby to wet nurse at her residence, 2D AND 63D STS.—A RE- lidren’s maid, LADY WANTS A BABY T lost her own; she doos it for A money; none but respectable parties need answer, Address Mrs. J. B., station Fy JUST ARRIVED PER esires to return by an ner to Liverpool in. the same commended, Address H., box 8,713 Post Waitresses, &c. EAST SOTH 8T.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS _Waitreas and chambermald; best city reference. 150 20¢ WEST 27TH 8T., NEAR 7TH AV.—A PROTEST- ant young woman as first class waitress or chain- Bermaid and sewing girl; best city references, 10 "87, 4TH, 8%. BEPWREN 2 AND ‘4D AVS.— A young girl, about 17 years, to assist with walling ina private family ; good elty reference. Miscellaneous, WEST 137A ST., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW _woman to go ollt by the day housecieaning. 3g AND $8 SOUTH ST.—A WIDOW AS JANITRESS OF O «building or would clean single oflice. Best city refer- joe, Address MARY JOHNS PUTNAM AY, CORNER OF DOW jyn.--A lady of refinement NING sTt., companion to a Ww. Indy; reterence given and requ 64 yeors, in an Ameri mak ddress 8. K. 18 AV.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW TO TAKE charge of an {nvalld Indy, Address M. COFFEY. 182 2233 in an excellent, WEST 26TH 8T., TOP FLOOR,—A RESPECTABLE 33: +) young git! ag holiwemald ina small private family, to thamberwork and assist with the washing and fron: Js. good washer and irouer and willing and obliging YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINE- ‘ment wishes a position as com oe and reader to ai nd Jovatidy or wonld take charg “olerences given, “Audion tt YOUNG LADY OF REFINENENT AND EDUGA- Lion destros a posilion ae governess in a private family, ink Engllsh ‘branches, drawing, patati Bod males bent telereacs given aud required Adceea (A Widow LADY WOULD LIke To MEET WiTH 4 gentleman OF means who woul befrignd ber or would take a position as housekeeper in a widower's family, where be would have fall control. Address GRATEFUL, "Herald office} WEST 7TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG In @ store or office as bookkeeper; can write and. Call at or address A YOUNG LADY, FULLY COMPETENT FOR teaching mute, wishes to obtain ® place where st could have ber plano; if desired would givg daily insteuc tious; also would agaist im household duties; sniary no ob ject, but_n cood home Is destred; uuexceptionable kiven. Address for one we Madison, N. " RELP _WANTED—FEMA L GOOD KITCHEN GIRL WANTED WO and irom well. Apply Suimediately at 212 AN WASII Blot wt. A T. STEWART & 00, T SEVERAL FIRST + class dressmakers who can measur pply, by note or personally, with refere 0th st. Wer URGE WANE WHO 1 HAS A LARGE 8 of good milk about eeven inonths old. Appiy this day, Between 10 and 2, at 498 Hi Hudson st {Bigs HANDS WANTED. —IRLS, TROUBLE HAS commenced for the Grover # Bakor machine hands and 8.4 W. E.CORWIN Walker jt the finishers, RESBTAKERS WANTED-—VEST HANDS ONLY paid by the week; at JAMES MOUREERY & CO.'S, cov- Lo erat and Lith et; entrance to the workruom in th Ly WANT TWENTY YOUNG LADIES FOR A FIRST restaurant, As waitresses, I want the pretilest thet can be heagers inthe city of New York. This son he & est bare for the comfort of thove See tortaule and al gh ape Lon oe Rg Oo fe Re ae ie ey, rH | HELP WANTHD—FEMALRS, Mire L WAN! 0 a0 1 aN, TUE i COUNTY, Epo ees io eck An tae Sone CARY AND Bow HANDS WANTLO—s WANTED—STRADY “EM. ploymout for good TOFMAM, BURTBRFORD & WELD, Howard street, SCARK AND BOW HANDS SY ADAMS & CO.'S. 637 brondwar | Mhe tinest worl; oituatious permanent, NTED_AT UNION Abuse aac waed ANTED..100 ©! 4 HANDS, APPLY TO ARNOLD, NOLD, Ws ONAL fe Cos, emtway, wunar of ne YVANTED_A Goon stunaNe xoxe VY "but & good hand used appl ar Wao AN, a Ba 0b 3h Week Bui bet ser ANTRD—A YOUNG GIRE, FROM 18 OM TO fake onre of children. Apply, after Bee ap th ay. | Weeene-0.00 cogit, berry GOOR OLRY V ANTED—\ kL TO bO @ U woUs) WV iNitinan frelvared tecotenen oyu ase | & Weanten—a COMPRRE: Nunan AND ARAM atresa to. city. Catho! they “Konig ne tod West at ee ccuree Partai M. from 1) to 12 g'eloek, ANTED oA YOUNG GIRL, BETWEEN 17 AND la i aatnd bn Pict cant tek auB hal (hal corny at ve nage erences Call Waite. TLL) cowl Friday at, P SOMINS, all's PY ARTED A PROTESTANT GURL 40 COOK, wast om in & awoall Cana! must underatal iy? ee ‘and obliging aud. hake good tecerencag, “Gail gi ik TOGO. A SHOR? pratce between HW) and nd Ready. ‘alle Meet eg Xone WOMAN, TO COOK. teow for family, A Kiyu, einced nt 108 oad wary atn a WASit ry ANTED—A GIRL, Do. KR, HOUSI q WANTED A, Gp 70,00 Guna ous WORK Taper, topes and goad plain e0k, Angise at 4b 4d aby between Sth end Tyth ay mar —A YouNG WOMAN AS WATTRE: hin ity reveran 8 Avp'y at 217 West 234 frou Provestaut reverted. mails frown to Mgvetock ; WASTED—A NICE TIDY GURL FOR AN ICE ¢ REAM abs and pon sectloniery store, “Apply, with reseranegs, wt W ANTED—A GIRL FOR AT, HOUSEWOR, anally aunall “Aypiyy wh refoteace Wy a Char street, WASTED-LADIPS, AND GENTLEMEN OF GOOD dress and intelligence to canvass tor anew and ats tractive book, Apply belween H and 8 at 114 Broadway. NIED--AT THR CLARENDON HOTEL, CORNER teh and dth av., two fra gga toners; they h dag hands; no others need roth Call after ay W. A o- A GERMAN GIRL TO COOK, WAST, IRON and do the goueral housework of an Aworican family; Wen TE goed wages; clty Feferences required, 211 Bank Shak at. Waren iso PROTESTANT Pele niend TO ao 4 da the count: fron, and one to Mio “upstaive work ‘and’ ‘and ins fetta, he Well recomme: Sat Boptembor 3, ait Malton inva. san ern WASTED A CHAMBERMAID, 70 ASSIST. IN WASH. Jing and ironing; ove who nderslauds her bualneds nnd io well recommended, can cet 9 aleady aud comfortable place. Apply 'B. cn ENGLISH fo. b, New wane not spiaiton, 2 York Hotek frou 1 "A poly at nent p) Fodta eile cid days | toto BD Gettgeer iad LACE HANDS By As WoRK ON WILL. sewing machi CHARLES fac’ ” floor, RUG CLERK WANTED—ON® WHO 19 FULLY COM D BSR EE his last place. pomet aed wae renee weil recommende As fay es expected, AVYUSHE , {UST OhAss HOUSBPURMT su WARDWARY swloamon wanted. Peary Bess chy wale need UBD, Coupor tose Roe JROCKAY CLERK er IRE ll corn Freeman 6h aad Coun AM BN'S FURNISHING GOObs its, Fare) ve Hy he ies a fine or ba mi oe Neate tee that ¥. fine r. ire hi rt § cpa fine goods. Addraag ees einetn 6 MAN MS ee from the old ph eg to ry. leans bing eUer, SOMry clerk or portes, OF wk austhing, ys som eg Masel nal 5 one ae clase reserences, i og A CLERK WANTED-AT 1021 FIRST A av. \, days Roya) riod Uerakd err seat ae = rade bi =a person, wanted immediately i ANPRD—@IRST CLASS. SALESNA TO wit aper hangin Apply to, S1b ats and Lut iis oueRK, wenn 1 wire TWO xo OR ae Water oA Di DRUG corner Feith ae avenne soe and Nini steed street, Broo! i Uookiyar SUTRBAPRR BXOBD DRY Goons SALEM EN sho t to 245 PUL areas Bro A aie TO ATTEND IN A DR' oda atore, Apply, for one week, At 100 Aewark pcs ap trade Apply to NPCP—A YOUNG MAN a Rahs CLERK 4) we tek assistant rg og ; ss & good penman quick at feures: one livin, wit ren! re! areca MERCHANT, Lox 14 Tera’ ge sth oubtind {ieouRDny and elo eyirgueetse Apply ta the ee a Weoameak re nah ANTED—A JUNIOR CLERK IN A BOOKSTORE; ONE ving with Ms parensa Loo WOOD, BL Bro We: PA Post 10M AS TRAVELLER AND, fue Southern an! Westera oat ww 8 any importing jovbing ho GEORGE R, V TANTED—-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MARRIED Aes wien, with Srperienot, agco legion ia sape good pha est reference ai én ant security if require two dagsy Me Dt, Herald ‘omen. eihdaiad “AND GARDNERS, A iT GARDENER WANTS A SITUATION pulditle ay gol, sober, tcustorthy po fatnlly: 5 youd tnko care of place, cattle, Ae.” Apply at 184 Weat SIPUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, “Ag groom ; fal y agquainted with the care of horses; good nee, Address B,C. box 158 Herald office, YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION “A8 COACH msn; understands the management and oare of b Harness, do. wil make bhgsel 7 tru bas Sy mal to the country. ‘hdres f ¥, box 143 Hor ee --—— YOUNG MAN WANTED_AS COACHMAN Al room ; Root Wages ton good man. Call at stable tween Bando A.M. A COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUATION aS COagit iD, Or some other fopenanie situation; understat va mai takin coe ot horses ani ver. ‘Call on oF des MINER, 8 eva roadway, OF all one n JOH bat Hadi, 9) Beat A. XOUNG MAN, Wass man and groom driver, in of ihoroughly nena his bustnens tt from last employer. Address @. N., box oflice. sot, ry O., O88 Bh on rele gurus ot | Wagrn oer lexi Gi “Ae OLORED COOK, Was wick at., firat door above bree) a ANTED-A SMART oIRr, cer REKUES, F kencral hongework end mouse be a Gr and ironer, No, 258 Hast Tat et, near Shay. © ws SAME ‘A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, kK, wash and drape Apply, with city reference, for two daye ut 34 Baal bat W ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL | HOpsETORK well 2fgmlly of twos good reference Fequired. Apply V JANTED IMMEDIATRLY_AN OPERATOR ON THE Wooler & Wilko machine, and competent aia te work on dresses. Call all this week at ro jo. Broadway. ‘ANTED— A NURSE, TO go INTO rolestant nai yan Letween . Mb Apply on Thuraday and Friday, oH t WASTED =A GoD 000% 10. G0 IN (THE oou! Tuundress who rasa Ske ow: Be bal JAMS Re ANTED— Fe MILLINER TO G0 TO BURLINGTON Town, to take charge of an establishment, One well aenlites for the position will have & pleasant and lucrative place. Nowe need gp) noes they understand ihe business, ply to 8. fan eta a Ou. es aire. between bY E COUNTRY; eoten preferred. aad 12 o'clock, d 1, on Fri tay, Ys ANTED—A “LADY To REPRESENT AN ARTICLE of domestic use at the fair of the American Institute; V ‘must be futelligent, 2 ened ade erat Applicants wil enclose ph ovoaraph to facilitate maiters. We monn businese and will pay fair pric ‘Addrese M., box 85 New Vork Post oitlee, viaoernict \ ‘AKTED—aA HEAD LAUBDREES ; ALSO HEAD Ww 1s Hotel. jraner. Apply from 9 to 4 ut French WANTED-EXPERIENCED SCARF AND SIR HAND: aivo neat and quie sewers to learn to. Eake pearfs and bows; no work given out. ¥1SK, CLARK ite! a ANTED—A YOUNG WOM N, V INA RESTAURANT, to wash dishes; referen: Tand 6 A. M., o9 08 utre and Li spire. Apply, between A Gaerl ited oe of aoe ap Ore WAITING AND charanerwarks $2 city references roquired. T18 has Sura, une ueruls WA SED-FIPTY GIRLS, PROM TO 2 YRARS OF ‘age; wages $1 per day. Apply at 192 Church ut. first floor. ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONE Wririmmall fons, Gal ate tan ee win, betweensd and 1, with city reference. 28 3 BOND S7.—WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL FOR GEN- eral housetrork; eity references required. SITUATIONS WANFED—MALES. YOUNG MAN JUST FROM THE OLD COUNTRY reyuires a situation as ‘ten: or . l- drean'.'L.y Herald omee, “= nder OF Huht porter, Ad YOUNG MAN WANTS ‘A BY SITUATION AS BAR- tender; lest city reference given. Addi J RICHTER, M4 Chryntese juidenes A YouNa MAN WANTS A SITUATION 43 COAGH- som take oars of « harya oF pair ar driva a track can mit ‘ordo any kind or work faa garden it required slanaree va pou, w ues wo wank couMtege GARDENERS sit ATION WAN’ TRY vA ried man, without ixeumbrance, Engliah; none tir ae A Saale 0 ly those who want . L. D. GARD: “GANDENE! AND FLORIsT’s ‘srvation WANT: ung man who thoroughly understands hia vied; BO Cncumbrance. Address M. D., boa iM Herald’ ofioe, Copeutane SITUATION 1 WANTED. BY A etna nglishmar: rnderstan reference sitting 8 Geacumar : 4) OM WANTED.-bY A YOUNG who ta” prong cots a treatment of ke city seferemenn : comnd try preferred. gu for two gers tbe prh rata Mabie 10 Weak Forly-fourth m, Phy eed < sire aR . Wal i Sige: =X Ae. easy Gunale; Sapecteneos cays taker with Cue xen, harness, fe, Catotul city dervert Inside or attside worker; publ, care or country, Address WILLIAM, Herald PRACTICAL GARDENER AND FLORIST 1 IN ALL jm Perinenis. 4 Bcoteh Protestant ts a firat Blase. "Adres JOHNSTONE, with Edu ts Pace relly re oilice, XITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG eam +) as gardener (German); also uni 8 housews od recommendations. Apply to JOHN HOFFMAN Msth and 116th ate. Harlem, ITUATION WANTRD—BY AN ENGLISHMAN, Aff ‘coavhinan and gardener; reference first class. Addppes PY, M2 Bast 16h te WASTED A SITUATION BY A MARRIED MAN« NO encumbranc*; understands farming, gardesing, and the care of horses and stock in general, or Would take charge Of a gentieman’s place; wife would take care of @ dalry oF 10 the housework of a small family; good references. Addreas E.J.M., box} 85 Herald oilice, Wantep—or A SINGLE MAM, A SITUATION AS achman and groom ; will be found willing and oblige Address J. Q., bow ferred; good reference. ay # MB. me street, from ten to one o' ANTED—IN A GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY, A THOR No one drinking spiritulous Hquors be requ W mn, bird appl: ¢ highest recommen*ation: dress ioe asa Post office, New Yo York. WARTEDSA SITUATION AS COACHMAN: that thoroughi highly recommen: come on will A MAN understands his business, and can come “Apply at 15 Went 44th af, A SITUATION AS COACGIMAN AND groom by, a Protestant man; three and a half yeare reference from his, present employer: no objection country. Call or address No. | attoctos ‘two days. WA. —BY AN ENGLIBHMAN, a. SITUATION A AS st class coachman; married, Bo references produced, Address aW. “Se mera | four ye Herald offic YOUNG MAN, JUST LANDED FROM FRANCE, pastry cook by trade and not speaking English, wishes fo enter an American estabitshment, Apply at 163 Uhristo- pher a A RUSPROTARLE YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUA- tion as indoor seryant in a privale family; no objection to town or country; whling to make bimsel! ‘general Iv une ai lately come from Eng gland; good city reference. Ad- dress M. +» Herald ofte BLISHERS.—1HR ADVERTISER, WHO HAS had pearly four years’ experience as editor of & news: Jusires employment as contributor, or In any other cnpactty where iy services mizbt Le useful, P., Post office box 4,711, New York, WANTED. ~A, SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED acker {can mark and tend to shipping: best city re! Address A. T B., 1,515 Broadway. SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT MAR. W take churge of a gentleman's places ai teen years in, this eonairy; see his teatimooials, Addres, for two day ix 100 Herald office, + y SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN INA ale house, or in any other place he can make himself use ful; 1a well educated ; good refercnee ; terms mod- orate, Address M. 0.) 12 Hernia ollice, TANTED—A_ SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PRI- vate family by am V or call on WHITE, 412 Eust SO MAcboucaL st.-waNTED, ‘IN FAMILY OF three, a German girl for general housework; refer. ences required. ‘Apply afternoons, A ‘STEWART & CO, WANT SPYERAL BPR. + rienced en in thelr eri and diets soo.ie vepart Inenta; those having a.olty éxpceenice preferred. Apply per gonally or by letter, with references, at Brostecy and oth DRY GOODS SALESMAN AND WINDOW DRESSER 1 tg go to Trenton, N. J.—To m suitable mat with letters, at bl ee & MAKRaT tween 10 and 13 o'clock, ample, to take canvassers a ad 9 Warren st., HOSTERY JOBBING EW 3 Young men ; experience and some trade necessary, Ad #8 HOSIERY, Herald olice. FEW SALESMEN WANTED—EXPERIFNCED IN faney goods and uotions trade; none others need apply. Br Canal witeet. NTLEMAN OF ACQUAINTANCE AND INFLU- 4 ence in the street lamo aud gas lightin, partment of elties wishing a desirable business post: address or apply to J. £1, 569 YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES A Post. AA. ‘tion where he can make himself useful ; ts a good pen- man and willing to work. Reierences unexcepsonable. Address ALPHA, Herald oftice, SISTANT, BOOKKEEPER WANTED-—A YOUNG residing in Brooklyn, who can furnish [frst clase Giz reference, as to honesty and capacity, and can, keep © double entry nat of books of m manuraciory ; salary. Ae0u teat ear, Adireda in owa handwriting E, B, ‘Lay vox 876 Now York Post oli x GOOD DRUG CLERK WANTED TWMEDIATELY ‘ good pay given. ER, "_Sorner South 4th and bin Broo. Ww RR W. )— A BOOKKEEPER OUT OF i | Booka ost Platte work OF fog Pte Bt “HELP. WANTED—MALES. Lime. TH D WAITER WANTED—FYRENCH OR GERMAN preferred, _Apply at TAYLOR'S 'S Hotel, Jersey Onty. Way tere WANT D—EXPERIBNC and notion packers, Apply at %28 Broadway. TANTED—A STRONG BOY, WEL! ‘COMMENDED, aslight porter. POTTIER & K i Walker Lae N. P. ANTED—A BOY IN AN OFFICE, 14 YEARS OLD, amart, strictly honest. Address in own handwriting, cen ive on’ board; fice. ANTED.—A MAN NOT COMPETED work, and has # family, am keeper ona tare} comiortably furntded cabin. “Call 262 Frout st. ANTED--A LAD ANOUT 15 YEARS OF AGE, IN AN ollice ; one understanding German preferred.’ Call at 40 East 18th WANTED FIVE on SIX GOOD CANVASSERS For rtisements in A anvars Apply in person 9% a0f West Bud at, between 10 and 1 A.M, W4xtep—a YOUNG MAN AS PORT; IN A GRO. cory; must have some knowletie of the busliess aad the care of a 82 Fulton it Ry rae ay ANT THREE OB FOUR FIRST CLABS CAN. xasners for apeciak wavertising, Address J, THUMAS, box 6,865 Port ober, “A SMART BOY, id if a hotel.’ Apply at l0%y A. FOR UNITED sr aree ar, SEAMEN, lass firemen ‘and _ RODE. A PORTER IN A HOSTERY MOUSE, ng customed to packing goods; must be well reconimend- ABO UT 15, TO ATTEND M. at ws ed for honesty and sobriety. Address, with references (ng V. Ou, Heraid office, others nowtced) C MES’ IRON WORKS. PORTABLE STATIONARY and Hotsting En; of, Saw Mills, Karr Mille, Woodworth rrar Plancra, machinists’ Tools, Shives’ Govern ow, Utica Gauges, Disston's Saws, Belting; all first class dat lowest prices, before purchasing call on or audrase bow D. Pu at SON, 88 Cortlandt street, New York. ( TEN ESSES, MADE BY THOS, ‘able for lard, an or grease stock; with weights, xe ropes, palieys, Seq, In ful ran bing oF it cheap, Inquire of’ CHAMUERS BROTHERS, Sig Water street. AN UPRIGHT STEAM Address H. B. Herald TANTED—TO PURCHASE, Boller, 15 or 20 horse power. y ollice, FOUR AND ONE FIGHT TORSE & sale, Can be working at the Union Nort Oxford street, #rookiyn. cate € POWER LOOMS, WITH 9 AND 4 SHUTTLE, 20) faperfect runaing order, and suitable for two aad three (uch tavrics, for sale, cheap. Wert Twenty-stxth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. Saiels INE FOR 0 Works, 61 CLORAING. T 8&3 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRT! AT AER? payn the highest cash preg for | ‘and genuemen’ 's Wearing Apparei, Carpets, &¢. on y Mra, Hers, A’ TTE: NTION Sars $n, a WIsHING to dispose of ir ar 0) Oarpets, dihis\enil oh or address H. ROSES Bt Rex wae wil ‘a caal the full value of them. :fbaales atended by Mrs. burg, No. 246 Seventh NTLKMEN rere CT toe Cc eae nero pores