The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1870, Page 12

12 sOoUTH Scheme in Brazil. WATIONAL WEALTH OF CHILE, The Public Works of the Peru- vian Republic. PERU AND BRAZIL BOUNDARY LINES, BRAZIL. The Cabinet Changes—The New Progress of the Slavery Queat ture of the American Miuister for Enrope. RIO JANEIRO, Oct. 25, 1970, The steamer North America, that came into this port early on the morning of the 19th inst., salls for New York again to-morrow morning. I told you ®month ago of the sudden and unexpected dissolu- Minfetry— tion of the Ministry of which Itaborhy was at the | head. There is accumulated evidence that the state- ments I made concerning the cause of the dissolu- tion of the Ministry were correct; that the matter ‘Was @ result of want of harmony on the question of the abolition of slavery. this idea of the accomplishment of a peaceful social revolution which shail resuit in making the empire | of Brazil free soll trom the Amazon to the La Plata, But for the attention which was engrossed, both on the part of the Ministry and the nation, by the Para guayan war, tangible steps would probably have been taken before this to accomplish this grand and Jaudable end—the making the nation absolutely and completely free. ‘tne Emperor works hard to ac- complish this great end against opposiuon which Would discourage many; hence he could not consistently see the closing of the national cham- Lers with the Ministry from whom he so radically Giffered noldly their places, and, therefore, by one of those means that emperors and kings know se well hew to employ, he effected a dissolution of the Ministry; ina few days a new one, more closely #ympathizing with him, was formed, and in a week the national chambers—the Brazilian Congress— closed. ‘What the new Ministry propose and what they may do are now only matters of conjecture. The new head is considered a gentleman of advanced ideas, andas he ts a man of wealth, will be abie to give his attention to some other matters than such as would, firstly, pat money into his own pockets, and, secondly, put it into the pockets of his relatives and friends—a course by uo means uncom. mon among Brazilian Prime Ministers, It will be most interesting to watch the progress of events in this question of the avelition of Brazilian siavery; how wey will be able te secure its gradual abolition; what course will be taken by large landholders and large slaveholders; how it will affect goctal life or the security of the State, the happiness of the people involved aad the future products of the country. These and a multitude of questions arise, the solution of which can be attained enly by tne ital of the experiment, There are many who, pointing to the lack of emigration and supply of labor, sce only national bankruptcy tn this move- ment if it be accomplisned, and among those are a bumber of Southerners from the United stati Indeed, @ majority of them are of this faith, an the promise of any good in the ceuntry concernivg the supply of labor and the cultivation aud securing of tke crops 1s so poer that it is un- doubtedly a reason’why a0 many of them tne (South- . @rners) have goue and are now intending to return to the United States, We are to lose our Miiilster, and, I fear, perma- nently, Mr. Henry T. Blow and his family, who, during their residence in Brazil, have made @ home in Petropolis, forty-five miles away, up in the moun- tains, are expected here every day, to remain only a short time previous to their departure for Europe. Mr. Blow’s saimily will remain awhile in Europe, while he will proceed to the United States for a con- ference with the government, and. I have litue Goudt, to lay his portfollo in the hands of the Sec- retary of State, and resign hia position as Envoy Ex- Wacrdinary aod Minister Plenipotendary from the Upuled States to the Court of Dom Pedro I!., Emperor of all the Brazils. Mr. Blow has already long negiected large private areof the government, With a Cl or the accomplishment of what others fall to achieve his mission has been a remark- abty fortunate one, i not quite unprecedented. He fovnd the relations betw. the American and the Brazitilan governments decidedly “mixed,” and he has completely unraveiled them and arranged them in @ most satisfactory manner. He round a state ot War between the American representative and the Brazilian ministers, aud he has restored the entente He found the American name in bad , and he has placed it where none Is higher, | He has settled kuotty claims and questions long nding, not only to the satisfaction of the clatin- ants bat to fhe satisfaction uf the Braziian gover n- meut as weil. CHILE. The Presidential Campaign—A Lively Time Expecited—Probable Choire of the Opposi- thon—Congress—National Wealth of Chile— Minolvg Interests. Valparaiso, Oct. 17, 1870. There is absolutely nothing of Interest to chronicle since the departure of the last steamer from Panama. Political excitement 1s entirely comfined to the pro- Vinctal districts, the capital and Valparaiso appar- ently husbanding their strength and resources until the work of the campaign becomes necessary. The coalition of the different branches of the opposition Party, already noted, ms to cause the government supporters a vast amount of uneasiness, the power * of the combination being such as to promise very fairly for success. Still no candidates have yet been formally anzounced, although itis probable tat Mr, Erraznrriz will reccive the favor of the Opposition, Certain it is that the administration will net interfere in the coming elections, and instead of influencing votes hy force of arms, will preserve an attitude of strict impartiality. * Congress is busily engaged in discussing matiers Of purely local 1mportance and iuterest. The dis- cussion of the estimates made for the expenses of | the government is now engrossing the attention of | the two houses. As soon as this subject is disposed of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies will take up the question of reforming the constitution—a labor for which this Congress was specially convened, For the action on this highly important matter the entire republic is held in expectation, especially those citizens whose right of franchise by the con- sutullon new existing have been vaguely defined. Forelgners here regard fis question with much in- terest, as it will establish the time and conditions necessary to naturalize and the benefts to be de- rived from such astep. It 1s heped that before the end of the year the new constitution will be pro- | claimed, and that under its provisions the country May be made even more attractive to foreign capi- tai and industr; ister of Finance has presented a very in- | vhich may be gathered some | trans. report, from facts that prove the advance of comunercial actions In Chile. Copper and silve articles ef export from this © in 1369 to the value of § 1868 Of nearly to: 60, A excess over Flour and grain were alko exported in ja i ities, the amount being over fonr initiions of dollars, and the total ef home products experied js more than thirty-one nrillions, the imports rising tnrty-five millions of bard | dollars. One of the most satisfactory facta 1s that | Felative to the coasting trade of the repubtic, its Value in 1862 amounting to $40,000,009, or seventeen per cent mere than in the preceding years, the Bumber of vesscls employed in tuts tragic being nearly five hundred, with an aggregate Mager of one hunired and fify-.wo thousand. On these figures the Minister bulids up pleasing hopes for the future. I'he extraordinary mineral wealth of the new Ciscuvertes at Caracclés, in Bolivia, la at- traciing very general attention here. Large num- bers of miners are leaving the northern towns for the El Dorado, aud a company formed in Santiago to work fome of the mines bas its shaics already dude af 100 per cent premium. There can be uv loubt of the great richness of the ore, specimens aving been assayed bY eXpert Chemusts h re, and the iavorable locality of ihe mines, being close fe the coast, with good facilities for embarkation, Wns additonal profit co the uaderiaking, It is bad unfortunate, however, for our own minin, interests, since the exodus from Caldera an Coptapo }s such as to almost paralyze the working Of the extensive mines in operation In those pro- Vinees, and the damage suffered by the capitalists Interested In these enterpr is already consider. bie. Mest of the new mines have been appropriated Chileans, according to Boitvian laws on the sub- ct Some jittie increase of activity is noticed in cur markets, but the depressing eitect of the war news The Emperor cherishes ; NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘Of 60,000 quintals of nitrate iy for Ne American men-of-W ave honored us ‘with a visit for many months PERU. , . Peace and Order—Falr Prospects Ahond=Ri way from the Pucli of the Amazou—Pablic Werks, Lia, Oct. 28, 1870, The rumors of revolution and intestine disturd- ances, which a few weeks since were so general in Lima, have now almost altogether disappeared. The political aspect of affairs could not be more reassur- ing than it is at the present moment. A sure fore- ranner of attempts at revolt im Peru is the pablica: tion of anonymous attacks on the authorities, which, as @ general occurrence, are eagerly accepted by a populace naturally inclined to revolution. The ap- ~Depare | Pearance of these pasquines, as they are called, some weeks past, created quite an excitement; but, contrary to the expectations of their authors, an ex- cltement directed in favor instead of against the government. No dimculty was experienced by the police in discovering the weuld-be agitators, and even now some of them are enjoying the hespitality of che natien in the cavalry barracks of this city. This offence can only be prosecuted by direct executive measures, ns by the conflicting laws upon the subject the offender could readily evade any seriens punishment, A more dangerous pro- ceeding was that threatened by the opposition party 1n Congress, in withdrawing from the Chambers on the day for voting on the Dreyfus contract, leaving the; houses without a quorum, and thus very gravely embarrassing the administration. Had thig course been pursued President Balta would have been obliged te take very decisive eteps, and might have provoked an immediate and serious confict, But, fortue nately for the welfare of the country, the nimicable deputies were persuaded to forego their scheme and accept, with as good grace as possible, the strongly expressed will of the majority. By the triumph of the policy of the government on this more than im- poems Snape qersion allremaining danger ef able has pas: away, and the administration, amply provided with funds ty able to satisfy ite worst onemies, the pensioners on the State, to proceed vig- orously with public works in hand and to guarantee a epeecons period of stability. ‘he very interesting railway from the Pacific to the Peruvian headquarters of the river Amazen, near the mountajn pass of the Oroya, is aoe ae Most satisfactorily. There probably has been no lin of railway yet constructed that has offered — for mildable obstacles to success, nUt On; ym the nature and didiouities of the ground to bé traversed, but also from the laber to be incurred in the trans: rtation of materials the great expense at- dant thereon. It must be remembered that Peru cannot be classed in any respect as a producing country. Every articie necessary for the construc- Yon of ratiroads has to be imported—even Jaborers are brought from Chile and China, and sleepers from Oregon and Puget Sound. The very provisions neceasary for the subsistence of the workmen are brougut m ether countries. When ali of these dificalties, in addition to the fear of internal dissension, formerly chronic in Peru, and the dangers ot earthquake, Jellow fever and otner enlivening visitants are considered, tne cou- pees end energy of Mt. Meiggs can be valued in their rue Thefine extending between the two points already mentioned covers a distance of 160 miles, and of this avout thirty are new ironed. The most diMcult en- nec! Work océurs, of course, in the range of the jordillera, where In one place a tunnel more than a mile tong has to be cut out of the solid rock, at an elevation of over 14,000 feet. The great obstacle to be overcome in this particular section lies in the quality of the atmosphere at such height. Even the ives of that district suffer from a species of suffocation called here seroc when passing the mountains, and it Is, tly feares | vhat the skilled labor to be employed, necessarily foreign, will tind it impeasible to carry on the work. Several other tmpediments of a formidable charac- ter are to be met with, but nome are so serions as Progress of the Abolition of the Slavery eau ne ene Astrée, nrg mired j@ the Headwaters SITUATIONS WANTED—-FEMALES, ot aiersy GO. RSFT,TAmmIatoN PLACE Ag rinzt ctass Fates) be ohiéetiga to @ large family; 818 oD freatatee WEST UTH 8T., CORNER 2 eaten ot. tea ak WEST 1 .—A YO! 300D 8T., BETWEEN STH AND 6TH AYS. family; fsa good i Good city referenee. V., CORNER 6TH BT.—A PROTESTANT WO- tye class ein cook : hast rate ferences, 8 washer for two washer ont best ofty aaah Be In ner ; reference. 116 ook, washer and ironer; 118 AMITY 2. REAR A RESPECTABLE WOMAN $o do general housework ina for two days. 119 & reapectavle fs family of from two to fo WEST %3TH ST, BET wilh, wastlog sed? tanfad oer as chamber! t] Faire; fully capable of do 7 WEHET 1TH OT. NEAR 6H AV.—A GIKL AS | reference. farnily, OF ar. Call 6TH AND [T! if int, ‘work; best city re- BST 6OTH BT.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS ina private family; Gret clase hy Oeference, i 1 ex jays. 12: man as first class rivate family; beat city refe Bul for two lays. WEST 88TH ST.—A COMPETENT YOUNG WO- cook and to assist. in washing in ference from her last vlace. 124 Tee ae pee uaa coo! in branches; best reference from her jlast employer. WEST 1: U4 me eoorcsks 141 WEST 50TH 8T., cook ; good reference. STH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN cook; willing to assist with the washing; BETWEEN 6TH AND [7TH ava.—-A Protestant young woman as good ‘plain 15 , EAST 43D Sf.—A RESPECT city WEST ATH cook and to assist with the washing and Jroning ce. —A RESPECTARLE YOUNG woman as first class cook; understands cooking in all its branches; no objection to the country. ‘ABLE GIRL AS 158 EAST BTH 8T., SECOND : room.—A respectable Who is a good baker and understands irl as cook, FLOOR, FRONT wael \d iron. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALS§. Chambermalds, &e. -8T.—A YOUNG ENGLISH B58 EB oP, iat tonne, Meacane ree Ag and obliging; ity references. Call iC See ee lQTON AY.—; CHAMBFRMAID AND 365 Cao be pie a eonnae pieced for two days. Fab alsin 38 ang, AY. In ped FANCY hy gran SRIURCE. Sel ASEAN Ste as | aD AY. CORNER. 22D 8T.-A YOUNG WO- | BE) Zed eee Ps Oe 9TH AV., NEAR 39TH oy. TOR BL OGRE 6TH AY. (BASEMEN' YOUNG PROT id waitress, or would do | 549 novrelvork’ i's stall fenaily’ owl fortwo. day; references. A ot Re (904 ely reference, ¢ enchaeynermeid ond w | (TH “AY., IN STORE, NES, GAFFNEY'S.— Honice. venkeee | 150 18 Ate arenes ere Are cree, ] 97 BROADWAY.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL “8 jae . chambermaid and walt) or as nurse and | 1 37) sewing; beet olty reference. Call for two days. Dressmakers and Seanmstresses. ST 19TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS. | AS Rider eee on tad | S'pood opperator; can furnish ber own f required. 4 | 142 TH Avy PRTWEEN tern \ 2 ne out, fit and AND 10TH TRA das tabl rl aa tirst class tress; can ' a lediee’ and'ehtitrea's dresses in tateat slyi0$ | no ebjection to assist with chamberwork or children if re- ia Beat city reference from fast piace. act on 1-4 WEST 81ST ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- 1 to ut by the day as dressmaker; under- | UST mento, vo mt the day an dremmaker one Wheeler & Wilson ‘maonine. ms 9 4) EAST 119TH 8' .FIRST CLASS WORK WANT- | 243 Sit Uiicsnnaker: evening dresses, end waking ga3 oe vice DRES! AEH COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS $3 per day to go out and fit. Ac OR) WEST WTA STA 250 Tang ama iting indica! and ebiliveata:suftas can fitting ladies’ anc 3 Operate on Wécelor & Wilkon’s machine; ‘no objection to the | capacity of lady's maid, EAST 12TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— aderatands her business; best city reterenice; call f aye. oe 337 Fashionable dress and cloak’ making; Fail and A WEST Pe iT FLO! CK ROOM.— | Winter Suits, , upwords; Wrappers, a 5 al 159 Ticsasatis Ieonueeenn se toad cookie tial | children's and mi vy garments made’ to order: Paiternd rate baker and excellent washer and ironer; unexceptionable | and Fashion Plates, cutting and basting, Terms cash. | references. Call for two days, or address, 62 WEST MTH B8T., NEAR 7TH AV.—AN EXPE- WEST 95TH 8T.AN EXPERIENCED MIDDLB 168 Meee Cones ct ae class cook, who thoroughly 40) stresa or chamber- | for two ed unmarried woman as seams maid;-can do any kind of needlework ; best reference as to | character and capability. we 20 dress; good city reference. 20S Young wonna ae Groce peak washing it required; beat city reference, 87TH ST., CORNER OF 8D AV.—A RESPECTA- ble young girl to cook, wash and iron or as laun- 42 WEST 27TH 8T., NEAR 7TH AY. A CAPABLE 3 Will assist in the 208 YET ATH st, BETWEEN 7TH ‘An experienced Class baxor; has good city reference. woman as good cook; is a fra AND 8TH AV8.— 220 West 27TH st, ROOM No. ble woman as good plain froner; no ol 1.—A RESPECTA- s two yeare’ city reference from her | days. n'a small private in a small private | ast place. 222 nest given. 22 city references given. HENRY ST., BROOKLYN.-—A 86TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG as a most excellent cook ; best city reference woman as frat class cook, washer and ironer; best 4 WEST 22D 8T,, NEAR 10TH AV.—A SCOTCH 80 Protestant as seamstress ; willing to assist in house- keeping; country preferred; good reference. Address, 6TH AV., BETWEEN 29TH AND BOTH ST3.—A 488 frst cass dressmaker to go out by the day Yute fam files; cap operate on several machines, YOUNG WOMAN WILL DO PLAIN AND FANCY sewing for ofa clothes, Nra. SCHADLER, corner of Marshall and Leonard sts., Williamsourg. E. General Housework, &c. MONTGOMER' ST.-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO housework ina small family, 1 Q MAKION 8T., CORNER OF able girl to do housework ; 1 tance in the country; understi beat elty reference, PRINCE. RESPECTABLE 'H BT,—AS COOK, WASHER AND IRON- by arespectable QQ GREENWION AV. BANK s7.—T0 Do LIGHT a housework in a small family, or chamberwork and ne washing. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALER. eit rc lela 1p Sara aad Aw N AD AND 8D AV8.— work or planp eowings Yin eefnets, TUWwaERY tata Naa CLERK WANTBD—AT 163 187 AY, , Wares GS per week, roviaing 'se Feeaiaely wante a child to nurse at own wad reference i requiced. Call fortwo days F95 LEM Me dnAUPSON AY. BRAN Sian, with « fresh ‘i h breust of mailk, as wet ni nak Hervelf useful, . WEST 36TR 87., IN THE REAR.—A able married woman as wet nurse; has & months old ; has doctor's reference. G EAST airl, ty BRY,: RE- |} 240.2 8T., IN TH 9 wee + willing to PECT- oy four 'H ST.—A Pinger f ‘2OpKG a private ly use- a child's nurse in family; would do ig Or make hereelf ful; olty reference, 35 WEST 418T &T.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG G34) _Nealthy married woman as wet uurse, with a freaa proam C4 milk; very best city references. Inquire at Mrs. y Btal Q EAST BD 8T., NEAR 3D AV.—AS8 NURSE AND 343 seamstress; can tako entire charze of a baby from 10 objection to travel or xo to the country; best cee give EAST S18T 8T., NEAR 18T AV. bie married woman ag wet nur A, RESPECTA- ures; atter first baby, 366 BOWERY, ONE DOOR -ABOVS (TH 87., IN the book store —A respectable young woman as nuree, seamstress, chambermaid or any other light house- work j city references, . 370 7TH, Av, BETWEEN M0TH AND S187 STS. BEC. ond floor.—A competent person as nurse and seam- stress, or would do chamberwork or waiting; beat city refer- ence, A ID AV., NEAR 33D 8T.-A RESPECTABLE ng girl as nureo and chambermald; is willing has good city reference. ani 421 EAST 1TH 8T. YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN as wet purse in 9 respectable family; bas lost her own baby. 46 6TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN c as com) it purse; kind and fond of chi:dren; willing and obliging; @ good in sewer ; best city reference. 604 EAST 4TH 8T., NEAR AV. B, FIRST FLOO! back room.—A clean, respectable young married | woman wants a child to nurse in own house. Call or address, 1,24] BROADWAY.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS . nurse and seametress; would take care of chile dren of wait on a lady and sew; no objection to the country. II for two days, A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A situation as wet nurac; has a fresh breast of milk, and can produce satistactory references, for two days at Nursery, corner Lexington av, and Sist at. Waitresses, &c. WEST 15TH 8T., REAR.—AN EXPERIENCED irl as waitress or to do chamberwork ; would washing and ironing; willing and obliging; 109 30 “ap” AV., TOP FLOOR.—AS WAITRESS OR € chambermaid, by a respectable girl; good reference, 1 127 & WEST 83D ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH work, ery or to do general houssworks 246 best city 259 as cham! herself obliging; beat city reference. 6TH AV., TOP FLOOR.—TWwO ris, one’ willing to cook, wash WEST. 16TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE ‘WOMA\ poonniend| to assist with the washing and ironing; and iron, the other rmaia and waitress; willing. to assist and make EXPERIENCED ¢ EAST 26TH . REAR 308 fan ie se, Beas Bp this tunnel. Mr. Meiggs, however, rantees the censiruction of the work in five years, and with the ample means at his command iittle doubt can be-| entertained regarding the fulfiment of his promise. Ail the other public works of importance through ont the republic are progressing with like rapidity. Peruyians now acknowledge, aud apparently with Satisfaction, that the exampie afforded to them bj the Americans now engaged in enterprises of this nature in Peru has had a most salutary effect 1a infusing energy and activity into their hitherto dilatory mode of operations, It has become an estab- lished fact that fhe great mass of the people now regard the success of this great system of communi- cation as the main hope of the country. Tne preaching exhausiion of the guaio deposits renders it necessary to develop seme other means of acquirin riche and this is only found in the cultivation of the immense ratural wealth abounding in all quarters of the republc. Theco:ton and sugar planters of the north, the wine growers of the south, the miners of the interter, all lend a willing hand. to undertak- ings which promise such a decided benefit to their interests, and consequently the general voice is for peace, tranquillity and industry, Diplomatically speaking. there ts only one question that gives the administration any trouble. ‘Tne dif- ficulty that has always existed respecting the floal settlement of limits with’ Brazil, has recently been revived, the tmpe government, in a kind man- her, insisting upon the determination of the af- fair, and Peru magifesting an equal desire for its conclusion, The t +770. between Spain: and Portugal, fixing idaries o1 their respective possessions in So America, has always been re- garded by the different repnbiics as the standard by which vw regulate their pretensions; but the action of Bolivia, two years ago, in ceding to Brazil a large portion of territory supposed to belong te her, has given rise to some misunderstanding which now will be disposed of, This government has named as its commissioner M. Rouad y Paz Soldan, one of the most learned and distmguiahcd geographers here, Who shortly proceeds to Rio, there to meet the Brazilian oMcers and to mark out the lines hereafter to be regarded as frontiers. On the 24tn inst, President Balta Issued a procla- mation declaring the neutrality of Peru in the pre- sent war between Prance and Prussia; stipulating that no articles knewn as contraband of war should be supplied to either party while in Peruvian ports, and tiat no vessel of either of the belligerents | Sheutd leave a port of Peru within twenty-four | hours after the departure of a vessel of the otner. The large number of ships belonging to the North German Cenfederaiion, now in Callao, and the ex- pected arrival of some French men-of-war from Valpariso, rendered this measure expedient, Dr. Manuel Alvarado, a distinguished citizen of Coeta Rico, has arrived at this capital to represent nis government in a diplomatic capacity, Several new cases o! yellow fever are reported, no deaths have occurred since my last commu. cation, ‘rhe authorities became seriously alarmed atthe fatal character of the first cases and took all the ineasnres possible to preyeut the spread of the epidemic. “HOW THE OLD THING WORKS,” Kelso On Post—Night Inspection of His Command=A Gratifying Result. On Thanksgiving eve Superintendent Kelso sum- moned to his presence Inspectors Dilke, Walling and Jamesou, and started upon a tour of inspection of the precincts. The Superintendent and Inspector Diiks covered the precincts on the west side, above Canal street, while the other Ipspectors covered the others. The object of the ratd was to discover “how the old Untig worgs’? since the ill-advised grand roundsman systein has been broken up, The result was of a, gratifying character. Ali the cap- tains and sergeants were at their pes as a general thing the men on post were aud watchful, Ina few instances patrolmen were found iu conversation with citizens or brother om- cers, speculating upon the appointment of the | Jourth Commissioner, of which they had nut heard, but not for any lengthy period. The Superintendent received some Rints as ty What is necessary to make the force more efficient in the favure, which he may embody in suggestions to the Board. Taken ag @ Whole the Superintendent and his Inapectors were pleased with the manner in which the members of the force perforni their duties, and the energy and Watchfulness of the ward renndsmen in their supe Visteon of the members of unew respective piatovus, THE ~QUESTION OF WIHTES AND BLACKS INTERMARAYING, [From the Memphis Aval On the night % mas, anche, of and Christy, a ‘colored giicers Dennis Roach and on Commerce street, sec- gna door ¢ ird, south side, upon the charge of covabitiog, vere carried to the station house, and upon a triat before the Recorder the next day were cach fined twenty-five dollars, Neither of tuem paid ihe fue, and Christy, after two days’ in- carccration, obtained the money and was released, John F, Thomas remained there two weeks longer, duiug eceasional w upon the “chain gang.) r At the end of that time he was released by a writ of p.beas corpus, ‘Thus ended aifairs in the Police Conrt. It . ppearg that Mr, Thomas yas a soldier in the Confederate army, and uiter the y he was married to this colored woman, Cl in the colored church on the cor ot Ma i Overt his arrest and that of his wi Te considered streets, from Europe 1s still very apparent. Buyers aro de- sidedly in request. ‘The inoney market has been increasing tn strin- gency for ihe past week, and we may expect no tm: provement untli some more defiiic heys is ye- beived conceriing the great cyent of the diy, The consequently bas brongit Cireult Conrt fer 000 damages against of Mempnis, ase Wall be a test ono, loasmuc as the State of Tennessee prohibits the marriage of whe and colored persons. The reason of their arrest In the first instance is stated by the oflcers to have beey caused by the complalnt of heighbors, city reference. 317 Tence from last employer. as good plain cook, EAST %TH S8T., REAR HOUSE.—aS GOOD cook; will assist with the washing; best city refe- DING.—A_ RES. rasher and WEST 50TH ST,--A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL todo general housework ; good washer and ironer. WEST 37TH ST., OVER THE GROCERY STORE.— A respectable young girl to do general honsework ina small fanoily; 8 a Good washer and ironer and» good Fy Kk; good city reference. Call for two days, 207 STHST.IN THE REAR—AN ENGLISH PRO- testant girl to do general housework in a small pri- vate family. Good references. Call for two days. 248 BAST, SST STA LADY, ABOUT LEAVING the city, wishes to find « place tor her servant to ao avs.- A respectaile young girl to do general house- 326 bey ages BETWEEN 18T room.—A competent AND 3D AVS. irl to cook, rence Yash and tron in & small private family ; best cliy refe place. qTH AV., from 393 assist wih the washing and ironing; no country ; bébt reference, BETWEEN S18T AND 82D 8TS.-A respectable young woman as iret rate cook; woul 1d objections’ to the 40: tidy, young girl as cogk; ail Sts branches’. wil'asnist to Washi entire charge; willing and obliging; best of EAST 14TH &T., CORNEROF 18ST AV.—A NEAT, understands cooking in Ing and ironing or take ity reference. WEST 2%TH &T., BETWEEN 427 Ee, wa ee, saomees vest ely an_ excellent references. 44.3 fahoon or renteurants one who stands her business. Can be asen for two baker; will assist with the washing $TH AND 10TH cook in @ private EAST 15TH ST.-AN OYSTER COOK FOR A thoroughly under- days, neral housework in « small family, or as cook, washer and jroner. WEST 2TH 8T.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL, lately landed from Ireland, lived three months in ‘Chicago with a nice lady, to do general housework in & small family of nice people; fs obliging and nice. and froner. sained 14.7 GEST OTH ST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND ( ‘7th av.—A young girl as waitress, or would do chai well experienced tn both; néod efty refer- 408 WEST 89TH ST., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— A giriio private family as walress; no objection todoa Melle chamberwork, 439 ST AV., BETWEEN 2TH AND 26TH 8TS.—A vrotestant girl as first class waitress in a private = ty only; willing and obliging; good reference. jays. 4] MADISON 8T., BROOKLYN.—AN EDUCATED German as governess in an American family; would not object to the country. Callon Mrs. WM. HAHN. 49) EAA APTENDAE EY BAMERT 7 con G ‘and English; best referenéen. > i AQ IH STA LADY OF GOOD BUSINESS TAC address and usefulness to go out about seven houres, day elther to attend a place of business or as housekeeper, or to supervise; first class references, 12 4 WEST 19TH 8T., REAR, young Scotch girl as childi mai derstands the care of children. Call for two 130 ORCHARD 8T.—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN « 1, who speake En; i Tectly, in a small family, Where sbe wil make herself useful; beet’ refereunen ‘gives’ Call or address. SECOND FLOOR.--A perfectly’ un- 263 WEST 8D SrA YOUNG GIRL, -LATELY landed, who has lived ont in the old country, to do general housework in a amall family, ST 60TH ST., NEAR 2D AV.—A RESPECT- SAO Bie pinto to eeberal poesework Inc omsall pes vate family; ia'a nice washer 35O BAST IST 88, NEAR IST AV-a YOUNG GIRL IU to do general housework; is a good plain cook, Washer and froner. City reference, enna lel cm R A415 FAST UTH STA RESPECTABLE | YOUNG +) girl to do general bousework in « small private fam- sly; has good elty reference from her last place, 879 WAV XEAR SD sT—A YOUNG GIRL 70 do general housework in a small family. Bia 64 Scotchwor cuit baker; will assist with the washing; dest city reference. 8TH AYV., REAR HOUSE.-A COMPETENT an as cook ; an excellent bread and bis- elty or country; OM NO, 2, 488 6TH AV.. RO .N EXCFLLENT COOK; iil assist in the washing and froning: understands fluting ; best city reference a firstrate Call for 490 cooking; no objection to go and take charge of a dairy for two days, 6TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS COOK in a respectable family; can do all kinds of fancy hort distance in and do cooking; lately landed from Ireland and can furnish seven years’ reference. all 1.364 ‘Two rerpectable girls; one ax from their last place. FAST 4TH 8T.—AN AMERICA: Jo chamberwork aud can die RA. M from 10 t 2 WEST 19TII 8T.—A ¢ maid: is wiilng and obliging. Can sent employe: ROADWAY, ‘ONE DOOR FROM $7TH 8T.— cook, the other as chambermald or Jaundrees; can give seven years’ reference Chambermaids, &c. PROTESTANT hair, or do plain OD GIRL AS CHAMBER- be en at her pre- 4 country wishes a situation for her be weil recommended. the washing ana fronin; two day WEST 47TH ST.-A LADY REMOVING 10. THE chambermaid and waitress, who bas lived with her a number of years, and can WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, FIRST FLOOR.—A respectable girl as chambermaid and to assist with clty reference. Can be seen for HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PERSON WOULD LIKE situation In a private family to assist in housework wing; if treated well would go for $7 @ month, Ad- s TRACY, Herald office, Housekeepers, &c. BLEECKER 8T., WORKING WOMEN'S PROTEC- tive Union,—A competent American woman as house- in a hotel or private family; elther city or country. 3 Go HQ WES! 2TH ST. NEAR ¢TH AV.—AN AMERI- ee) can widow lady as housekeeper in a email Amerl- can family; nuno but those who are respectable need apply. A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY DESIRES A SITUA. tion as housekeeper or in any other capacity not me- nial: a good home more an object than wages. Address HOME, box 250 Herald offica. N ENGLISH LADY, JUST FROM ENGLAND, WOULD Ike a position as hourekeeper or chambermald, ina private family; has excellent reference, Address F. N., er ce. \ foe cteres SITUATION BY AN AMERICAN LADY, who in a thorough Tantae or would bea nurse ‘and companion to an favalid lady ; best references given and ‘Address HOUSEKEPER, station C. Y AN AMERICAN LADY OF REFINE- ment, # situation as housekeeper; mpetent to take charge of children und @ good seamatress; reterences. Address Mrs. N. G. B., Herald office, Lannarcsses. &c. WEST 18TH ST.-AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS; understands fluting. Good city reference, 4 8TH S8T., BETWEEN 6TH 4 respectable girl as chambermal aiting; best city reference fro! 12 in 134 WEST STH 8T., NEAR 6TH A € able young woman with the washing, or is willin; children from their birth; good city refere: 13 Tess; beat city reference. 169 WEST $2D ST.—A YONUG GX maid and waitress. ELDRIDGE S8T., 182 3 Stanton A WEST 19TH 8T., IN THE BA! Tnguire for t referei hambermal to take the entire charge of spectable young woman as chninbermal BETWEEN RIVIN erman Vrotestant girl in a small D 7TH AVS.—A is willing to assist V.—A RESPEOT. nee. SEMENT.—A RE- L AS O} wo day ‘TON AND English family ermitid. Apply after 10 o'clock. 208 WEST STH 8T., NEAR 7TH AY.--A YOUNG ‘© woman to do chamberwork and waiting or assist in the washing or the housework of a small family; best elty 208 Call for two days, 6 208 Xyorng woman'ar chambernat to do housework in a small ity ref 213 Mt, ky CORNER OF 2D § © ‘able girl’ as chambermald and Teference, 9.9.6 SULLIVAN g7., BETH EI 140 er, second Moor, front roo! chambermald and to do plain a washing in a private family; bes —)y Wi! 244. Anas chambermeld ande Wheeler & Wilson's machine; good re! 9A 5 WEs? %D ST. - * -A nig, fere: WEST 16TH ST.—-A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE aged woman to do chamberwork or as Jaundress, FIRST HALL, BACK ROOM.— id _and waitress or ily; no objection to the il or address for two cays, A RESPECT- ‘altress; good city 'Y AND BLEECK- respectable “irl as or _asaist with the ity reterence. Call for WEST 20TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, or as chambermald and fine washer and froner} 1130 thoroughly understands her business; very best city reference. ey Aes 14 WEST f2aD ST., GROCERY STORE.—A RESPECT- ‘able woman Wishes to do family or gent emen's washing at her own home, or would work by the day. Best eference, 1G) FES" tH st, NEAR ITH Av, floor.—A com woman as laundress, stands fluting; would do chamberwork ff required. two day 2 SECOND j under- Call for EAST 37TH 8T., CORNER 8D AV.—A RESPECT: able girl as first class laundress or to cook, wash for maily ; first class city reference, EAST 20TH ST.-A CAPABLE WOMAN AS a8 nang rea no objection to @ private q 'e) first he 27TH ST., NEAR 7TH AV,—AN ACTIVE woman as first class Iaundress; understands nd French futing; best clty reference, F()9 TH, ST, NEAR BOWERY.—a WOMAN AS *) washer and froner, and good plain cook ; city refer- ence from her last place. 29% WEST 42D 8T.A RESPECTARLE COLORED woman wishes a few gentlemen's washing or days’ Work. City referenc 239 WEST 88D ST.—AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, of a8 good plain cook. Call for two days, EN STH AND 28TH STS.—A who bas lived in first class families, wishes two or three gentiem:n’s or a family’s wash- ng. for two days. TABLE YOUNG tress; can operate oD neces, A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER- ) maid and waitress or to do general housework in & small famiiy. Call for two days, 945 RITH ST., NEAR 8TH AV.—A 45 vate tamily ; four y RESPECTABLE young girl § chambermaid and waitress in a pri- rence, Ww girl ae chambermald and w hing; good city reference, WEST 19TH ST.—A COMP! man as chambeimaid; no object: washing and ironiog aud piain sewing. 0 RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘aitress; no objection to iT G fon to assist with ity reference. 9G WEST VEEN ITH AND 8TH AVS, 209 A resp nx gitl as chambermaid and writreas, or to do housework ia asmall family; city or . country 1 ‘ EAST SST ST, BETWEEN 1 second toor, front room.—A you chamberwork and piain sewing; can operi Wuse machine for two days. 338 Bast 267) RESPE chambermaid and waitress, Jj from last employers ood ABLE PROTEST- trees in a private all on or address AND 3D AVS, ng girl to do ght ateon Wheeler & } Kood reference from her last place, Gail TABLE GIRL AS out city reference 3.4.3 BAST 2D ST, NEAR 2D AV.—AS LAUNDRE OE) understands futing; no objection. to a short tance in the country ; two and a half years’ city reference. 34.4. TTHAY.-AS GOOD, PLAIN WASHER AND o froner for a family of three or four. Exceilentcity Feference, A457 WEST sD 8T.. FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM. 49 ( A young girl as lanodress ; understinds flating; isa good Sroner; is not afraid to work. 88 6TH AV., BETWEEN 29TIT AND SOUTH STs., r room No. 6,—-As first class *laundress; understands fluting, fne wasbing and all kinds of fineries; excelent city references, 537 STH, AVA SUPERIOR COLORED or dress to go out by the cay * up linen and fineries in splendid ety' erences. BOT 3B,Av, BETWEEN S9tH AND sori sts., TOP OU ¢ floor. respectable woman wishes a few gentle- men’s washing, or would go out by the or would like to cet a few offices to c.ean by the month; the very best city reference can be given. Lav: does futing and 8; rst class city Tef- 2D AV., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM, 2p J 65: respect#@le woman wishes a ‘family’s washing at her own house; very good washer and iron Nurses, &c. 9 5TH ST., NEAR BOWERY.—A RELIABLE WOMAN as nurse; {8 a good seamstress; thoronghly understands the care of children; would go to any part of the country. Wary best city references, 363 WEST 20TH, STA VERY RESPECTABLE 2) person as lady's maid and 8 fret class operator on Wheeler & Wilaon’s machine; walury not 80 muc! hp neh respectable comfortabie home; very best reférences. Call for two days, upon good security. __ OOACHMEN AND GARDENERS, FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A FITUATION( tua competent city driver: ea 1p rns East doit Well recommended, PRACTICAL GARDENER W. A feAaugeuode te usinesa Choc My aa ia ‘ jughly branches; has class recerenoes, dress, JBy box 13t Herald otto person Rosah yet YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AB COACH. oper no obfection to the coun tanat meade tence West itn at wid? ituation A ran. ‘as coachman and groom; thoroughly business; ninets y pacpe ninatean months city reference, SITUATION A8 COACHMAN AND GROOM WAN’ by aman of long experience; is » good city driver; seat ante ey: neg eoesnree, Cy House. adway, between 14th and bin ts 12 A SQACHMAN'S SITUATION Wa: conntry, by a reti suber yous voderat ‘care harness and carriaves; ‘angerstanda arising anal par furnace; can milk; is willing and obiiing, ten character and cp) . Addree Fulton at,, in the store, for t aye . OACHMAN AND GARDENER’S SITUATION WANT, ABLE YOUNG SINGLE MAN DESIRES A w Ad * NTED—IN CITY O man, not afraid 2 ed—By a single yong man; cen milk and take care of a furnace ; will make himself geoerully useful. Address D, N,, box 150 1d oflce. MD ah =a AE ROR \OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPR- tent, sober maf 4 woe experience ; thorony com gtend eat city referenoe; four ‘years flace. Address » Stiting’s, $3 ‘est 39th at. JOACHMAN'’S SITUATION WANTED --BY A SINGLA J man; thoroughly understands his business; beat ctty ref- erence. Call op or addyvss J. H., Patterson's clothing store, 292 6th av., for two day: itd Coo enced man SATION WANTED-—BY AN EXPE- fF vl rienced man; thoroughly understands bis duties; relia- je and trustworthy ; ‘acareful clty driver; exoulient refers ee, Call on or address J. S., 45 West 80th at, YARDENER'A SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EX. ced man; having thoroughly learned his basinces: in the old tountry, and baving had several okt sara in this country, with some of the best families, is competent jee “the general management of i Jarge estate, bi oroughly acquainted with every dopsrtment of horticul, ope and agriculture. Address B, W., at Galvin & Garaghty’s Flortat Store, £68 Broadway. 3 ITUATION WANTED—FOR MY COACHMAN; a G¥R- S man; intelligent, kind and honest; wil ess the highcst, Fecommendations, Ad:ress box 2,288 Pust office, . ITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AND GAR dener, by a man who thoroughly understands his busl- ness; can milk and make himself gencrally userul; best chy reference, Address A., box 114 Herald office, SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A MAN, S who thoroughly understands bis business, in city or coun,’* try ; can give beat city reference. Can be seen at his present ecaployera, $2 ast 25th st. ' ITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG 8 coachmany understands the care mollk cows and make hitheelf ge erences, Address INDUSTRY, SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, IN OIT or country, by asingle Protestant man; understan in: alg and obliving; good city reference, Ady man, of horses ; besa] neraily useful; first class re! box 140 Herald oifice. dress Herald office. TW Riaay cea chpente nan wan tl guar ieterts + trod and capable ma! yi rs’ present employers: Cail on JAMES S. BULL & CO. dlers, 1,188 Broadway. core ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER OR COACH Were ors ernie tonne to bea ied penectag Je er) pontion jean ive good refefenco, “Address M. 1. , bos I Jerald office. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND ‘groom by a young man, who understands his busine: thoroughly, in eittier city or county moderate wages ; best city references, Address W., box 140 Herald office, ‘ANTED—AN ENGLISHMAN OR AMERICAN, Worse sot oe gees gity refere: “Apply from 11 to 12 at 12 Wall at., front office, ANTED-A COACHMAN'S SITUATION, BY A Young married man, of steady habits; thoroughly w derstands his duties ; bighly recommended by late employe Call on or address COACHMAN, 5435 Weat ate W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A’ RESPECTABL: alogle man, as coachman, or coachman and groom, { a private family; 4s strictly temperate; no objection to thé country ;elty reference given. Andress A. B., box 216 Herald ce. A A YOUNG MAN WANTED-IN BROADWAY STORE, an clerk and to collect bills; must have $250 cash secu- 54 6TH AV., IN THE HAIR DRESSER’S STORE. v4 A ladies’. hair dresser wishes a few customers dress by the week ormonth. Call or address, A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY AS HOUSE. keeper in a hotel or cub house, or as matron In an { Atitution; first clwss. city references as to capabll A dress E. Herald office. COMPETENT LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS saleswouan or teacher In a sewing machine ofice; has filled such capacity for a number of years; no objection to (ping routs or West; ,0od reference given. Address 8. F., ferald oice. LADY DESIRES A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE family, where {netruction threa hours a day in the bog, branches acd matbematics, piano and the rudiments of neh and Latin, would be an equivalent for boura; would take any position of trust. Address H. H. |.» Herald office. A. HADY, OF MUCH EXPERIENCE 1N | TEACHING French and music, desires to obtam some pu- P' ernoons, from 2 t04; terms 813 a month; or wonld give lersons in lieu of board, for those hours; excel- lent references. Address 8, A., Herald Branch office, Brook- Dy A. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WOMAN, MARRIED, wonld lke to get a situation to do light work in some small familly ; would be willing to work from 8 O'clock in the morning until 6 in the eveni ce good board; would want togohome nights as she 1s keeping house, ‘Address Mrs, STONE, Herald ofce. . IRENCH LESSONS WILL BE GIVEN TO LADIES ly, by & Parisian lady, for $10 ner quarter, at pupil's residence} best references, Address Mile, F., box 120 Herald offle: WARtED. BY A LADY, A SITUATION TO TAKE charge of and instruct children; no objection to go South or to California; best references given and required. Address GLADSTONE, station F, wat D—A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY A lady capable of taking the entire charge,; is of a cheer- ful disposition and desirous of making a isppy home 00 objection to children; would leave the city. Addvess A. Ee C., box 206 Herald ofiice, Intelligence Otices. NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS GERMAN SERVANTS— For all positions, capable and trustworthy, €o1 found at the German Bureau, 303 Bowery, Mi _HELP_WANTED—FEMALES. GIRLTO COOK, WASH AND IRON. between West 11th ana 12th at 12 BANK ST, A ily. For particulars call at No. 5 Dey at., room 20. A® EXPERIENCED CARVASSER, OF GOOD AD. A Areas and gntlemanty Sppenrane wanted, tos ‘sell 2 icle required in every office. stationery store William st, second oor. Terme likey ‘ MAN NURSE WANTED--ONE WHO THORUUGHL' Fitrahnclerstande bie Cubivogs, a Protestant, and-of the character, t St. Luke's Has i . Suav,, this (Friday) morning, at) o'clodke a A. RiQROUGH OYSTER MAN TO OPEN AND COOK; it wili be a waste of time for any others to apply; oad Wages will be given toa good man, at the Uriental, ‘ Me ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND A ‘overy and provision store. One who thoroughly un- deratands ‘the business may apply at 47 Vesey street. y ANTED—A SMART BOY, TO ASSIST IN TEND. ¥ ing bar. Apply at 549 Greenwich wt., corner of Charl. ton, between 10 and 13 o'clock. ANTED—AT 85 HENRY S7., @ MAN. Ob good character and of business tact, to attend # liquor store. “WANTED” BOY, 17 OR 13 YEARS OF AGE, WO. is quick at figures and writes well, to make finseif nerally useful about an vilice, Address in own handwriting ox? x 2,619 Post ofllee, ‘WASTED-A YOUNG MAN QUALIFIED TO MAKE bi if generally useful in wholesale hardware, Ad- mi dren, stating experience, age and last ALPUA, box 184 Herald otice. iy t 'ANTED—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MAN AS waiter; one who thoroughly understands his bual- ness and can come well recommended. Apply at 178 bth ay., between 10 aud 13 o'clock. coe neen.. HE TRADES, i 3 A MAP DRAUOHTSMAN AND LETTERER WANTE Steady ersployment. Apply at No. 4 Broad #t., room 18, 10. UPHOLSTERERS.--A MAN FULLY ACCOM. plished in the business in. all its branches wishes # situe ation, Apply to J. FOX, 316 6th st. ATCHMAKER WANIED—YOUNG MAN OF GOOD address, to take charge of a business; liberal wages will be paid. Address W. » Herald office, __FRENCH ADVERTISE DEMANDE. UNE BONNE D'ENFANTS FRAN: ni sait blen caise parlant parfaitement sa langue et h ix heures et coudre, Stadresser au 50 West 35th at., eatre midi, 4 JANTED—A RELIABLE WOMAN SMALL V family as and froning and for two days, at 13 A GOOD COOK AND A GOOD CHAMBERMAID AND waitress wanted at 106 West 44th st. 7ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN. COOK, frone: IN general servant; must understand | washing be A % good plain Gook. Apply after 12 o'clock, est 4th at. WASHER AND alsoa chambermand, Inquire 1/5 East 18th at \ JANTED—A PERFECT LAUNDRESS, WITH BEST recommendations, in a email family. Apply in the morning at 62 West 47th st., between bth and 6th ava, NTED—AT 37 WE iT Al WA ittircas mest sade g00d clty reference, ANTED.-A GOOD PLAIN COOK TO ASSIST WITH the washing and ironing, Call at 49 East 9th st., from 11 to 2 o'cloek. W Exper 47TH 8T., A COMPETENT tand her business and have ANTED—20 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO SELL Captain Glezier's new book, Most liberal terms offcred. paid upsil dely NTED-A FIRST RATE WASHER, IRONER AND fluter, to work firet two days of the week; good refe- rences required. Call at 29 East 8th st. before 10 o'ciock A.M. or 6 to 8 P.M, D—MALES. ESPECTABLE COLORED rin a private family or full chatge; best olty rete: rence, AL5 CORNER 4TH ST. AND 9D AV.—AN_ ENG- +) lishman as frst or socond walter; good reference froma gentleman in Taunton, Mass, Call on or address A. SMART BOY WHO CAN READ AND WRITE ENG. AA. lish and German wishes a situation in any line of busi- hess, Address 274 Froome at., corner Allen, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; A TRUSTWOR- elligent Swiss, single; speaks English, French WAITER ja ; 0 objection to going abroad; good reference. a Woe 8d ‘or one week on ', W., NE JEUNE PERSONNE, VENANT DE FRANCE DE- sire se placer le pintot porsible da fection pour dai Sladresser aa 83 Gr FRANCAISE, {RES BONNE COUTU- riere, sachant bien taller ct condre ala machine, de- jans une familie privee, S'adresser N FRANCAIS AVANT L’ABITUDE MAISON PRIVER et parlant espagnol deaire se plicer dang une maivon comme maitre d'hotel nate nt ae rendre utile. S'adresser au 781 6me ay., chez M. Gomimery. MARBLE MANTEL ZED SLATE MANTELS,—KICH AND Eb. from 1%, gl2, $15 up to $2 E 605 Mixth avenue, between “T and Thirth-sixth streets, ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, OF THH latest imported patteros; Monumente, Headstones at prices, A. KLABER, stoam marble works, 134 and teenth street, near Thi hirty-tift, rd avenue, New York. 00D MANTELS,ELABORATE WALNUT MAN- W tel, Pier and Mantel Glass Frames, Door Ornaments, the Kureka Sicam Machine Carving Works, (0, 6% & Can watt Ae. at Co ASTROLOGY. _ ADAM ROSA, GREAT NATURAL reveals your whole life from cradie to grave. Hudson, Fee #1. 7 ADANE ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. voyant, teils the past, present and future, shews likeness Of huakunnt’ “G09 Wee Pert ctrat streets, between Broadway und Seventh avenue ee 11m UNRIVALLED INDIAN M L Pres mene Clairvoyant, rovents pasty preseat. and ture, “ius Went Tinity-second strect, near Sixth avenue, TT 900,000 BES: snowted Provision ‘awabrokers Goda Vy" A. FOF W ga Cigars, in bond, for dhand Firearms and ber, sec rere Bc. box 777 Herald ollice. CLERKS AND SALESMEN. A MILLINERY SALESMAN, WITH A LARGE WEST- ern trade will be open toan engagement, January 1; references given and required, Address F, ¥., Was Herald olicay INSURANCE. NSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT,~UNLIQUIDATED Claims and Policies against lire insurancs carnage creas B, I bought or prosecuted by experienced counsel, ‘Cry Dox 188 Herald ofice, bed .