The New York Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1871, Page 12

) NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1871—TRIPLE SREET. THE FRONTIER, | Pecenem or cornice m rar sovra, Sour:o, Garrison Life at Fort (From the Savannah Republican, Jan. 6. Fetterman. rence in Frontier Life at a Military Post—Amusements— Butlers and Post Tradere—How Soldiers are Robbed Probability of an Indian War. the perpetrators to punteiment, ber of Whom our {afer Fox Ferrenman, W. T., Jan. 1, 1871. Winter life at a frontier military post rather lacks ‘the variety, style and polish of metropolitan society lm the season, such as New York indulges in, at ieast, ‘MU Lent puts a semicolon to the gayety of fasbion. We are isolated at the foot of the Black Hilts, the miniature Rocky Mountains, with the vast Plains, | Slang what be thought was his only opportunity, yan for his lite, but hud proceeded bit a few paces Bow snow-covered and bleak beyond desenption, | When a volley of bullets. was fred ut bli, oye of 's left and only erm and an- noRr th pine, parsed ont ving Uns there cf for Detween us and the outposts of civilzation—over whi paased spree : : otner, entering bis bac two (oumns miles from the U:rouged and brilliant | oye side, somewhat tn front. streets of the metropolis. But once a week dO WO | Jast shot lie fell senseless Bear (rom the outside world, When the mali-carrier | how long a time he is uvable to say, comes tumbling, halt frozen, nto camp from Lara- | Covering bis Relea nO signs of t n Tei in re- p* Nauders Could Ne seen, They had Coubtless mie, the post between wus and Cheyeho¢. Then rts ‘dead anc innde thelr éscape, Bewiluered, 8 vers ei Major Gallaher—for he Was an oilcer and lost his Were is arusn for news, Oftvers, solduera and the a ut G Luror: se a few civilians are equally eager for letters t arm ba Sip ones: jou leadlug froin town nistead of homeward, and papers, and the Weexiy HkRAvp Js the most | and alter proceeding a mile or two came to a farm desired, For days ater the mall arrival the Post | house, whore he was tasen im, Kindly provided fer. ; shger déspatene Labrary is thronged and the barracks are turned into | 84 f Messenger despatched fo town for a physielat forunis for the debate of public qnestions, and pars | jog, and tile Ueularly of those involved in the Buropeau war, The | B6r0Us, if is DOL nNecessa Imesh to a man are ardent partisans of the Frenob, but that nationality ‘My, though they make the bigx wearned hence to Fort Larance by a miitary com | powever, that the Da tracior; thence there is a regular post route to | made several nocti Cheyenne. the last few montl er has been on the whole mild, but a fort. | belive founs thes i terin, with the mere es below Zer Ofsolid, crystal ice upon the rapid-flowing Platte, Which we have game into two Jargeice bouses for noise, The mail | mg of . to OXpose him to euch treatment. We are informed, hoped some re vere. It is its pecullar raw quahty, Y dn Now York have equally Bot have the keen, searching, biting blasts, catiled and crystallized by the snow of mountains and | they have embarked plains, and iri hy cur 6,500 feet Clevation above thei We sea, In extreme coll weather no arount of > AMER TUS DERED IN OWA. Pothing sufices Lo protect fom the seaiching cold, OAL age and men wrapped in Woollens and furs canaot bear (From the Dubuqne Herald, Jan. 11.] exposure for any length of toy duty are then changed every hou or haif hour, and | bemg agi many have their extremities frozen, How the noble | 88F clue can be obtained of his whereabouts, the oe ne S startiing’inteiigence reaches us of the discovery of Fed devils stand tt surpasses belie! They wear | a crime even wore atrocious in its character than the Bothing WU! buckskin procches (witheut seata), elk | former, and w Pa ; fact that both were committed in the same locality, earded blouse, and @ blanket or buffalo robe loose!y | or within a few mules of each other. The fu: 3 Wrapped about them, This applies to the Sioux, | which have thus far been brought to light are as The Cheyeaues and Arapahoss mace some pretence | follows: to trylug to keep warm ia better devised | per of years near Hopkinton, tn Union townsuip, clothing, but they are = wretched lad. | Delaware county, has been mis-ing from his home . “J om, pa, in | fora number of days, but ag he ts an old bachelor of The troops are far be: s the shoddy the goverament porsisis’ m unitorm. | 220Ut Hitty years of age, and lived ul alone, be was Ing vem i.e We wonder ii U.s,- Ulyssas or Uacle appoeen fo sare Wstely Rone ey ay Sram one on Faul—intends to forever clothe his derenders in tne | DUslncss, or otherwise, and that he would shortly SUrplas shosday Of “the late unpleasantness, Unys. | Teter. A number of persons having business with ges inust, as @ military mas, Understand the worth. | Him Bave gone to the house at diiferent tines within Jerencss ‘of the army ciotiimyg at present Issued, pol eat Rg eee red guaue og eu thin, apd iket the army must necessarily look like alot would 0. ‘away with oe Raptession that anouhcr oF armed paupers until the present stock on Rand | Gay would genre the uiissing ran at his home, w condemacd, Sold or burked. “Lhe reduetion of tie | YOY WONG ketora the following day with the same quanury alowed cach soldier must ve one of the bah: In a few days it was obeerved tnat the cat- reduced expenses of the army which figures los Ue velonging to the premises exhibited an uneasy Peo liyon rear . soe War Departments ¢ aga and hae sper ae as —— of a and it conoiny at the Wrong Gnd ct tes sncaile. | Was thonght necessary to eect an entrance into the And walle mew yaeseibs to that item permat me | Nowe inv order to Cleat away. wwe story eee allude tty to battea upon the servauts ol the peo. | ka by this Ume Vegan to Look somewhat inysterl- ul be xe! cred RAC Goantoes DroGe ous, He. It wil be vemorbered that Coxgross propesed | “A ooraingiy the house was forced open, but no jo avolsh the eutier system. It did away with | aoe was optained untll some of the ‘party in guliers, Dnt relained the system in ali its worst fea- 7 a party trader, He | S¢@vch descended into the cellar, where a ghastly Fobs the soldicrs precisely as the defunct suster did | ANd Partially decomposed corpse lay out before before lim. The Woops in Isolated pluces lie this, | “yy.” kennedy had been bratally murdered and ge- god yor that iawter aay whore, wre compelied to PAY | careiy locked op im his own cellar. It ls Known that Goverutuent, aid for Dae aes Hmlshed by iDS | the murdered man nad in his possession a consider- mliched gratis to soldiers, such as wlacking, | #¥iC amount of gold, haviag been somewhat of a brasbex, poushing stulls, kc, Tueve the comaiiseary | TACT: tough itis not known just wnat amount ts eee ees Hot gratis, at jeast at cost prices as | “A Coroner's Jury eonvened yesterday and rendered most have bis ac nisitely boo Mga anced th Dbrigbt. For tuls purpose he wust have ronen “4 wtube, tripoti, Neel ball, brushes, &c. These Soreed to bd: Lost trader at three or four price! A papery of Costs At retail. vet cents; here shee brush, tiventy-f 8 ve ceils oF » A tek cont box of blacking is thirty cents, & five Cost bovle of jak Is tbtey soon. All these, Lsay, sbowd b comiiissariat, A if Lue suk Mey sould Le | Was provid dwres. The suticr is bow called the pr house Where the crime was committed, and the sin- jiyed accounts for the tact that so Httle net taken Of the suppo: ace of Mr, mecting of the joint coun sloners on the fisheries of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, appointed un the acts; 4 lost year by the Legislatares of these was held in Philadelpma on the e eubject dtse! instant. riggs one of grea: importance to many persons employed “agen hitn | 1: the riparlan iisueries of the two atutes, as wel as a of the siaie of Lelaware. ‘The bill agreed weo Mey bare to pay cash f ug, Such a3 candies, buiter, proxies Bi stuns, & ons that way. 7 i ts this, ese COIN TH& WEEKLY HERALD. by the comotssioners will shortly be presented to the Legisiature at Havtisburg. sue ol U nuy wit told the issue of 2 z iG ihe SOE suk ‘The Cheapest and Beat Newspaper to the ase, by Crder . Ccuniry. Mien Thome aA wie The WEEcLY Hzzatp of the present week, now luterneine r: ready, contains a splendid cartoon representirg the Monarebd of Manliattan and his Merrie Men, to- her with tbe very latest News by the Cable up to the hour of pubiication of the Great Enropean War; also Telegraphic Despatches fiom All Parts of the . ‘ World; a humorous sketch of the Americus Club ater here has i ve Wren they we: tentng over | Ball; the correspondence between Minister Motley i Bow. ue, BAVe | and Se. “ish © rhing the former’s recall; rears Loss of the Saginaw; Murder and Robbery on an Albany express train, and a Tale of Horror. It also contaias the lav h from Wash- ington; Artistic, Literary ligions and Sporting Inte? Amnsemen on the prominent toptes of tie day; Our Ay Budget; Reviews of the Cattle, Horse, Pry aa “| Boot and e Marketa; Financial and Com- Seated comng | meretai Intolligeace, and mis of all the 3 ve di | important and interest! vents of the week, poae on the tend TeRMS:—Single subscription, $2; Taree coptes, $3; iat Five copies, $8; fen ¢ $15; Singie c s, five cents each, A ifmtted number of alverasements inserted In the Weexsy Herany. prices, W of the dcan'y of ib by entrails for a 1¢ bereaved of Ms pet pup, a dog 3 soe nuvie Christuias we by all nants t 0 Hiy—or (oops, aad it yi!) Vartetics; Facetia; Editorlat Articies gricaitural ed man duly ce ireops: feits ato. Red Cloud is pr ever more than at f—sad younger Qhd more warike Counsels govern, Red Cloud re. cd fyr by Goverumen: 4 ; ani the other cntets, younger his Jot, and hope, atver a stowlar plodas | POF 1s, TO Habe up at gionously and lazily a8 | Jan. 14, 1871 v bin. are orber «nd real reasons for fearing | M.; on Thareday, at 8 A. 2 that the next on the viains wall be a fon of tne in. 18S and 1867. posed —he W and on Saturday, fF P. H. JONES, Postmaster. _ FURNITORE. THREE BAG THERS MURDERED 18 MISSISSIPPI. PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUGEXEAPIN He vill sell all Park cl {row the Colambus, Miss., Index. a@siciien Maguitesut cus 1135 U jssippl caied upen to Je the hoy i of another member of the Brantley 1 > Jast of the hapless brothers enth street, near Sixth avenue, Who tell b, osoassla. We learn by a . nen pone i a Dy. B brother of Winona victims, Was " , i siting by ihe stove In the stavon house at Sludatak wailing for the up wa. While warning himseli a Begro men cmpinyed al c depot walked Into | B Be oad Gauche preritie aloes the oindee | Adu BUg, BLaE Wie E pore was # Os the: Biers > U3 West Twenty-seveoth at wih a 4 mh on bis shoulder +) Parlor Suite, whore The doctor | g40: rosewooa and walnat ed that has the celsbrated perfec Pr T & PARKER, aroadway, opposite Astor piace. et. rep looks iture. ) CARPET AN oor and | aniB 6 mard tied with 2 On ensy avemie, and weekly payne INSTROCT ND's BUSIN Bookkeeptog, Je! wean, Spanieb, Draw high,’ Ladies’ ‘depart operator, Private ie#son tie, Fren matics i an atternpt ie part of the ont years; Lave bad som having been for € Kentacl ac RUE DE LA PA nl Creatn for Sulaving, nes for the liandkerchief, trale fur the Hai: reparation apectale). { Ge RLAIN. | rN Paki Eni @wering this question, would Hi Dore | studied the question of tusans' @erstood it, and I you ask me whe. it begins and QTANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES ere it ends neither I nor any physician tu the | SS“ Mcnofnciured for rale only by the patentees. World could tell you; in fact, on occasions like this PUELAN & COLLENDER, 728 Broadway, New York, lawyers sake fuols Of themstivos tu trying to make | Ae £ AMERICAN STANDARD TABLES AND COMB: enablong can oniy be bunght at W. MH. GRIFFITH AL B26, $7 asses Of doctors. ‘To aT WAPPINGERS F : . N. ¥.—Th 3 koows, Od Hot be hnmbugged by the diferent Peer iurnal saysseWe are inforaed ti at on vakers’ cofutnoh MI¥KB Friday night last Pred Unger, a Germ aged thirty. y i“ sLIARD T KB RAVING two, & harness maker employed by Mr Benjamin Bd oa ; endcs's make, In good Vail, at Haghsonvilie, eloped With pedal Homan telt | dressing, witb fan parte NOUR, ald office. or two ‘chil yee ser Ae a wiie an’ four chit. — er two chikiven. Unger has a wile al ar chile | = sees te te @ren in the oll con Ea It is said that Mr. Knes- i _. DENTISTUY bel, Who ts spoken of as @ very good citizen, had D" WAIT « SON, AST TWENTININ SR gnspected improp: a his wife and Geeran erareesatnaaan 1 STREET Unger, and hoe wa p away from | on rine bis Bouse & short bs ppeament. Feeth ti Sample work exilvite SITUATIONS WANTED—PEMALES, Cooks, &e. WFsT 16TH &T.. REAR, UPPBR HOUsE, SEC- ond floor, front room. —A respect: oo plain cook, bread and biscuit maker, Call for two “3 ' ‘Warning to the Marauders from « Significant oye aorus, anc A tleman who left Sandersville, Washington cour esterday morning informs us of an occurs H that place Wednesday night that calls tor the stefnest popular coudemuation and the utmost EAST 43D RT.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO cook, wash and iron in a small family. Cail or ad- SITUATIONS WANTED-— #EMAL| Miscellancous. “ IANO AND GING.—AN ENGLISH LADY WHO bas trained for the tiret European masters some time unocey; Highest references. Address won box 116 Herald of p* FRANCAISE DESIRS 8E PLACER POUR PREN- dre suin des enfants et coudre. S'adresser au 208 at, pour deux jours, efforts on the part of the public authorities to bring WEST 97TH ST., BETWEEN 2TH AND 8TH AVS., ; back room, top floor.—A respectable young woman Tt scems that an unknown party of men, the num. and to assist n washing; unexceptionable city Mant it not learn, called at & private realdeuce in Samdersville between nine and ten o'clock and inquired for Mr. J. 0, Gallaher, planer at that place, who with bis family waa ing at the house. Mr. Gallaher, suspecting no evil, went ont into the sirect, when be was seized and taken some mile anda half into the country, when the pariy halted and ordered him Yo follow one of their namber into the woods, This he declined doing, and requested them, if they (ne Lam to kill him, to doit right then and in the 1 5 While disputing about the matter, Gallagher, ME. B, DARDY, FRENCH COOK, 195 SIXTH AVE- ‘ery street, near the Ocean per and Wedding Parties, at pre Bouse, Newport, R. ene and supplied. Orders also re- vate residences, atten ceived at L. DARDY'S, No. 5 Wall street, Chambermatds, &e. BAST 4TH ST.-A YOUNG FRENCH GIRL AS chambermaid or laundress. Call or addrees, 25TH ST.—-A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM- and to do fine wasbinj 134. ‘nat sewing in apr iwate family; WEST 28TH ST. hee years’ best city reference, -A RESPECTABLE gin] as chambermoid and waitress in a private ily; over three years’ recominendation from ler last em- ployer; no washing. EAST 2TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman to co chamberwork or light housework. ma- reved Drossmakers and Seamstresses. ATH AY., CORNER OF DEAN ST, BROOKLYN. — man) wants some sewing to do A good scarmetrens (( R°BAST 82D ST.-A FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER Wishes a few more engagements by the day, ia ned yesterday morn- d walking suits cut, ening. dren eun't id the side is dan- mad tn ibe Inigo fitted and trimmed in the latest styles. Address DRESS- ty fatal, The citizens of Sandersville are Wholly at a loss to account for the onirage. There was certainly the Irish—is In a decked minor- | no bing. political in it, and the character and stand- iajor Gatlaher is pot such as would be likely EAST 40TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT he day, week or month. . EAST QD 8T., NEAR 2D AV,—A FIRST CLASS ‘A. few more cngage- od cutter and fit ladies’ and children's sults made in the latest faghiop. Callor address DRESS- y or A sunflar one havé al Visite to kaugersville daring bat the parties inquired for not eft without creating any serious vee! tor and can trim In the latest style ‘T 12TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— Fashionable dress and cloak making; Winter and Wrappers, $8 & $3 60; also, garments made to order; Patterns , citing and basting, ‘Terms casb, ry oftea at from ‘These secret bands of marauders and asaassins ut afoot or more | are & Gisgrace tO any civillzed country, and itis plan may yet be devised of ridding the country of (pete presence. If the law 1s not able to ich them we trast those engaged In the business our own or some oriers’ use next summer, It is ee fora irre ny reitect upon the guilt e degree of ¢ , nee of their course and the fermble arsount of wiheppl Bol the degree of cold here which inakes tt 80 se- | joss and insecurity U:ey-are bringlug upen the en- 1 | tire Levant in fire they re The; = setting 1d wea , an example that will, sooner or later, come hoine to Stiegeatontapecrsatetg OWN hooseholts and teach thet in thelr own liter experience upon What a dreadful busines s ne Suits, $6, upward lidren’s and misses —A LADY HAVIVG PLENTY OF LEI- ‘some sewing or light employment, sure time wishos ICAN LADY AS SEAMSTRESS IN A HOTEL id KO out by the day aa dress- ty an‘ operate on several ma- R., New York Post or institation, or wo maker; ean ent and ft ni pal best refereuce. Address Mrs. M. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WOULD GO OUT TO DO Plain sewing and mending and clean offiees and stores, While the sudden and mysicrious disappearance The guards on | of G, W. Gibbs from M8 howe near Worthington ts ated in the wildest manner, and before ext price; dreesmakers t by the day; also operating by day. 10) West ‘Thirty- IRST CLASS ENGLISH DRESSMAKER, WHO UN- derstands cutting, Gtting and children's vation ina private fami clty reference. Address box hich alike 18 shrouded in mystery. week or month ; oF buffalo skin moccasins, a shirt or soldier's dis- | What gives the latier crime a darker shade is the General Nousework, &c. JAY 8T., FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG GIRL, IN A private fam!ly; thoroughly understands ceneral house- Mr. Ned Kennedy, who has been living for a num- work; ‘no objections to the Gountry; good’ washer and ELIZABETH 8T., man to do general bousewor! nd froner and good plain cook; willy; in eaty. swer no ietters; wishes to see employe! country ; must ve the only 7TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN eral housework or would go out by the willing and obliging and not afraid to work, T 29TH ST.—A PROTZSTANT GIRL T general housework or take care of children; Dest city reference, REAR.—AN ENGLISH WO- 6 a first class washer nat long $a he Honsekeepers, &c. WILSON 8T, lady of long experience as housekeeper or nurae to an SOUTH IST ST., WILLIAMSFUR: aged American care of a honse fi 1 as housekeeper fora family a party of gentlemen, or would her own Lonse, or ‘to attend would take two girls to board. Call ISITING GOVERNESS.—AN ENGLISH LADY POS. Traing carefully asd instructs uly, agian (litersitren French, musie, ” Address EDUCATOR, box 118 Herald oflice, ‘ Intelligence Oftives, ERMAN, AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND IRiSH GIRLS, F with excellent references, for families, hotels and board: inghouses, at 287 Bowery. | W ‘ci'postions capable nad trustworky, coustanty found Hons, ea) le ans fustworky, cs at German Bureai, 28 Bowery. rs, LOWE. _ HELP WANTED—! T. STEWART & CO. +A. want operators on Wheeler & Wilson's machines for white goods, who will ba paid by the piece at prices which will enable experts to earn: per week and upwards, Ap- ply, with references, at 9th nirance. Broadway and Wth st. A. 9000, COOK, WASHER AND IRONER WANTED.— Those having good clty references m: ibehours of 9 and 1 o'ctook, at 48 Wost 25th WAZTED—A GERMAN WAITRESS, APPLY AT 135 FEMALE TO LET FC BUSINESS POnEe. —TO LEASE, NOS. 99 AND 9 UNION SQUARE, ween Ixteenth. atreets. Back FACTORY TO LET--WITH STEAM ENGINE, four stones high, 75x100, with courtyard, at 417, 40 ang €21 West Thirt ‘street, between Ninth ‘and Tenth avé- Dues. For ra inquire of A. HEINEMANN, 456 Tenth avenue, between, ‘and Thirty-sixih streets. FICE FOR REN?.—835 BROADWAY, SECOND floor, a good Office: fine location f 3 will be rented eheap to a deslgable orgy Bh room 29, ‘TEAM POWER.—TO LET, LARGE AND SMALL with or oe Caw wood workers ery] tl it the Et v at ureka Machine Carving Works, Nos, 60, 63, 64 and T° ueas J. B. & J. M, CORNEL! & J. M CORNELL, J. B. & W. W. CORNELL, (Plain and Ornamental Iron Works.) Having deci:ied to unite manufacturing department in Centre street with their extensive works on Twenty-fifih, ‘Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streets, now oler The substantial Iron Building, ‘on Contre street, together with Lots on Elm and Walker streets. Pas Apply at the oflice, 141 Centre street. Te LET OR LEASL—A TWO STORY SHOP, WITH lef cellar 233100; with steam engine and botler. ‘26 Wil- treet. [0 LET—THE TWO WELL LIGHTED FLOORS, WITH all improvements, 202 Chatham square; suitable tor apy Kind of business; rent very reasonable. y “Madison ay., on Monday, betweon 10 and 1 o'clock, WAXTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; 1 ou 2204 Washer and troners city reference, i] West “ WAXIED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL NOUSEWORK cept washing and froning. 26 West Washington place. z Sioa wo tinbteetie ‘WAXTED—A LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION AND RE- fGnement ae housekeeper; fully compexent to take en- tive charge of ail kinda of domestic affairs; must give lngh city reference. Appiy at 215 West Lith at, V TANTED—A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cook, wash and iron. Inquire at 235 East 48th st., be- tween 2d and 3d avs., basement door. TPO LEASE FOR A TRRM OF YEARS. THAT WELL known and popular Hotel, the Prescott House, corne of Broadway and Spring street ;’ wili be leased to a respons: ble party upon liberal terms. ' For particulars apply to C. KNOX, Hatter, 213 Broadwa; 10 LET—TiiE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF THE handsome Building 433 Broome street, near Broadway ; Qrers vesirable locasion, Apply to JOHN ‘LLOYD & SONS, { acren street, or WILLIAM & JOHN O'BRIEN, 58 stree' 10 LET OR LEASE--THE BUILDING 689 BROADWAY, between Fourth and Amity streets ; possession given im- mediately. "Apply to A. C. KINGSLAND & SONS, $0 isrond strect. ANTED—A SWEDISH OR GERMAN PROTESTANT woman as waitress and chamverwaid {6 a priyste fame fly: good references required. Apply at 16 Eust eh #t, WASTED-A LAUNDRESS; ONE WHO I8 WILLING to nevist with other work if Beceneary wages $12 per month, Avply at the basement 23 West Leth st. _SITUATLONS WANTED—MALES, 305 EAST 21ST 8T. 7) WAITER IN A HOTEL, € restaurant or private femily, by a German, recently gurted from France; city reference. Call on or address US. FOO BOXUS,PAID FOR GUARANTEED SALARY pe) Of 2,000. .CO0 bonus paid for guaranteed salary of $3,500, 4,060 bonus pall for guaranteed salary of $0,00% Address C, 8., box 213 Herald oflice, YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS WAITER; understands bis business; weil recommended from Dablin, Address T. H., box 225 Herald oflice. V JANTED—A SITUATION WHERE THERE I8 SOMF. thing for a man to work for. I have had five years’ nora) experience in the largest retail dry goods store in ity. Address K. K. K., Herald oflice, CLERKS AND SALESMEN. N ENTRY CLERK WANTED. ADDREES E. B. D., box 1,957 Post office, N EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER WANTS A SITU- indoubdte:t references from Inst empl over; salary Address BOOKKEEPER, Herald office. YOUNG MAN, 19 YEARS OF AGE. * GvOD writer, desires @'situation, hee xood reference and can give security, Address 0. W. ferald office, ASSISTANT DRUG CLERK WANTED—ONE FULLY compeient, Apply at 154 9h avenue, between 19h and 20th sts. 10 LEASE—THE HOUSE NO. 2 BOND STREET; ONE ot the very best loca iti in the elty for jewelers: silver- smiths or other business purposes; will be altered to suit a tenant. Apply to A. 5, HOPE, 31 Bond street. MO_ PEARL BUITON MAKERS.—TO LET, A ROOM, with power and machinery Cay} for 30 hands, at Vine- Joni, N. J.; rent $20 per month, Adcress ©, Kk. LANDIS, Vineland, N. J. _. DWELLING HOUSES TO LU! Furnished. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP FURNISHED HOUS! iu West Fifty-fourth street, between Fifth and Six!) would be let ata very reasonable rate; poszession inmediately. Apply toH. HOPPOCK, 65 Dey strect. A. DESIRABLE, FURNISHED, | MEDIUM | SIZED, modern Dwelling to let reasonably; possession; West Thirty-second street. V. K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street. Unfurnished. A BHOU RESIDENCE, HIGH STOOP, WITHIN FIVE minutes’ walk of New York Hotel, newly and hand Somely turnished; rent 1,050 annually; hot and cold water On each Hor; gas throughout. Tenaot must purchase Fur- niture; about $2,000 required; suitable for a newly married couple or small family. Address N., box 4,452 Post office. 1O LET—A._ NICE THREE STORY BROWN STONE House, in 124th street, near Third avenue. Apply to owner, THOMAS R, AGNEW, 260 Greenwich strect. girTED BARROOM AND aaceldce if'sold ah once; the orenes —FOR fA) BAKERIES, CORNER LI UOR A. Oppeatie fern nud’on Comuas Olay Se Restaurants, Billiard Saloons, Dry Goods Btores, '3 Store Agency, 77 Ceaar street, THE BUSINESS, LEAS! loons, bre le. MITCH) (OAL YARD.—FOR 8A! and Fixtures of a firat class yard, 1 edat side of town, ve near the river; covered with water tight Address B. RUG STORE FOR SALE CHEAP.—FOR PARTIC! MEDICUS, New Brunswick, N. J, ie RUG STORE FOR SALE—DOING scription trade, Particularsof J. RICHARDSON, (OR SALE--A NEW PATENT OF A CIGAR MACHINE, R. ‘vox 147 Herald oftice. OR SALE—A FAMILY LIQUOR STORE. APPLY homediately at 633 West Twenty-ninth street, — OR SALE—A WELL PAYING DISTILLERY STORE, west side, doing a good busincas and well located, in @ price $590. Apply to P. R SALE—A FIRST CLASS SHOE STORE, IN A splendid Joeation; will be sold cheap fe changed for real estale, Address SHOE STORE, Herald R SALE—A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE RUOM ON ‘Weet street, doing a good business; to be sola cheap fos OR SALE—THE STUCK IN TRADE, GOOD WILL AND dtore 868 Sixth avenue. Al on the premises, or to ROOSEVELT, HENRY & OLIN By order of the assignee, SAMUEL ©, ELLIS, Jn, SHELVING, AT Fixtures of the Jewel TOR SALE CHEAP—COUNTERS AND 415 Broadway. Apply at once. OR SALE-FOR CASH, A PRODUCE COMMISSION a business of over $25,000 per year. House, now doin; Address B. K., Heral GOR SALE—IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH OF the proprictor, a first class Faucy Goods Business over $3,000 per annum. Address A. C, AND OYSTER BUSINESS AND Stand, all fitted up, to let. 75 Kighth avenue. \ROCERY STORE FOR SALR—IN CONSEQUENCE OF sickness of the proprictor; is one of the beat ctores in Inquire at 187 Broadway, corner of Sixth ‘Apply to G. W. HA Willtamsburg. street, Willlameburg. OUSE, LOT, AND IRON RAILING BUSIS ing an excellent stock and trate, to be sold aia very jow fgure. Apply at 33 Park row, room 19, ARBLE HOUSE.--HOTEL AND RESTAURANT NOs. Wand 12 Union square.-The Lease, Furniture, Fiz- tures and Good Will of this well known house for sale on ly to WM. CARLAND, on the prem!- joure, 61 Wext Fourteenth street. reagonable terms. Ap) ses, or at the Carland OW IF EVER.—I WILL SELL MY DRUG STORE, ON Main street, Hartford, Coan., for #2,300 r health. For more cush—leas than hal? its valne; réason, formation address box HOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN AN OYSTER loon and Restaurant.—Doing a sell cheap for cash. Address A. 5 it |. SHERMAN, 566 Greene “WILL BUY FIRST CLASS DRINKING 8A. \ pest location down town; few doors from Broadway ; well titte:| up; rare chance. wis TRAVERS ESLER, 58 Liberty street. ‘0 LET—A BROWN STONE THREE STORY AND basement House, No. 227 East Forty-elghth et: oc; rent GbR Kopeption immediately. Arpir te CinAS. A, PAR: 8) 03 Malde: Cor on allowed to age WILL BUY A FIRST CLASS DINING AND Lunch Room; cause of sale, sickness, All particulars at the premises ,64 Pine street, basement. ye LET—BRICK HOUSE, BROWN STONE TRIM mings, three story, high stoop, 128 West wenty-sixtb atrect, near Sixth ayenue; all modern improvements: Imme- diate sion, Apply to CHAPMAN N ON, iat Se ere A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS SALES- man in a millinery honge. | Reference it required. Ad- dress PHILADELPHIA, Herald office. OOKKEEPER, CORRESPONDENT, SALESMAN—BY an epergeti?’ young man, who has bad thorongh ractical experience ; excellent city references ; salary no Oo! Foot Address for two days F. G., Herald office. pes CLERK WANTED—ONE COMPETENT IN THE preseription depariment, of good address and some ex rience in the cily retail trade, Apply at 93 Marray st., New York, ov adress ie. MILLS, corner Plane and Bleecker sts ewark, N. J. RUGGISTS.—SITUATION WANTED, BY A COMPE. teat city clerk, who will be disengaged in a tew day wood city reference as to character and ability. Address AFAEL, 285 6th ay. TH ST., CORNER OF HUDSON ST.—A competent English lady as housekeeper ach position in one of ence from last employer. Call on or address character of which we do not =r No neighbor lived within a quarter of a mile of the by an American woman with # practical Address L, B., Uptown Advertise- Als West 32d at, ewiarly rettred manner tn which the mardered inn indresses, &e. UNIVERSITY PLACE, RASEMENT OF THE LI- gentemca’s and a family’s washing wanted, at her own residence ; 18 years’ city reterence, Mra, MATTHEWS, WICH ST., SECOND FLOOR, RUOM NO, A smart, activa woman to go out washing of 1ron- the day or would go out housecleaning; good refer- 1 at this meeting is WOMAN TO DO cooking and assist with washing and ironing; isa i brea and bisenit; good city reference. SIST ST., IN THE REAR HOUSE.—A COLORED laundress wishes famfites’ washing or day's work nd; city reference given. Cail for two day 20TH ST., REAR BUILDING, TOP 'e’ woman wishes ladies? or gen- to deat her own honge or wonld take m family'n washing, or would go out by the day to wash or do bonsecleaning. s YOUNG GIRL AS LAUN- speake Freach and G 1ST AND 2D AVS, -~ wishes geatlemen’a or familica’ wi Cai) on or address Mrs. Nurses, dee 1 WASHINGTON ried wo.uan as wet pars! ‘TABLE MAR- en for two days, MONROE 87., FOURTH FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. rried woman wishes an A vespectable young m wet puree at her own -A NURSE OF ST., NEAR 6TH AY. ference from ladies’ EAST STH ST, 3D FLOOR—AN ENGLISH agements after the 10th TABLE MARRIED anily ; has a baby 8T AND 2D AVS.—A to take the entire charge Walid; no objection to country; good refe: )Q STH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG WIDOW woman, who lost Ler baby of two months old, as wet nurse in a private family, mm 8D AY., IN THR FANCY STORE.—J +)) able young married woman as wet nurse; has @ RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, HAVING LOST her baby one week old, wishes to. wet’ nurse a cbi her residence; tho best reference given and required, Ad- dress box 72 Brooklyn P Miscetlancons, SITION AS HOUSEKEEPER OR INSTRUCTRESS i wanted by an orphan oth IRES COPYING TO DO AT HOME, lation; toilet conreniences compicte, ‘reueh or English. Address W. C,, box 206 LADY AS RESIDENT OR DAILY GOVERNESS TO id y's companion; no objection t. Adiress 8. A., Jersey Cyy CALL AT PRIVATE RESI- Nagniiicent Busts at CED CIRCUM. aesist 10 pay- » Herald office. oy 1O WRITES WELL AND RAPIDLY, DE- writing, in an oftice or at home. vom $30; velvet YOUNG WIDOW LADY IN REDU remark [0 | gad Brussels Carpets from 60 cents upwards; Dining Room DDING AT REDUCED WILL GIVE LES- {ve two hours daily OLLEGE, 185 BOWERY ACHER, 100 West 1 Eng. by an experienced RMAN, WHO DAS ghost reference, wiil give lessons at th . desires a position The best references and Address P. 8, box 233 Herald testimouiaia can be given, MIDDLE AGED LADY OF REFINEMENT AND OF mach experience in nursiy aud companion, or will read a C fe care and Instiuction of children and make her- ‘ate; best reference given. ‘ties, Tor thres daya, YOUNG WIDOW LADY, WitHot educated and ref K desires a position write for un Jova! ! FAMILY, WELL , desires a position us housekeeper OF as governess in @ widower's family, to instrnet young c cr 28 companion to an Suvalll tady. MED TO TE, nin English, Fre rable tering, Addrena Mi ad £00. Now is vour time to Rnd Sauaie at LADY, WHO WRITES A copying to do at home, YOUNG Lapy or a8 companion to a lady. , bos S14 Post ofic LADY WHO CAN Auiie SLY upwards, | FOLIO, Herald oilice. RUG CLERK WANTED.—A SINGLE MAN, THO- Touchly competent. may apply at DOUGLAS’ drug store, Fulton av. corner, Pearl st. Brookiyn. pre CLERK WANTED-—SALARY $50 A MONT! enclose testimonials or reference and addrees box 89 Herald Branch office, Brooklyn. VNTRY CLERK WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE DRUG , store. None need apply unless famtiar with the duties a Of the position and with the drug business; salary $300. FRASER & LEE, 20 Beekman street. ARDWARi ‘ANTED, BY A CITY HOUSE, A FIRST class man wito ia a good salesman, has a good Southern pd understands the entlery and gun trade thorongh'y. Mdrese, giving particnizrs as to ability and experience. ha HARDWARE, Herald office. smail drug store; must be smart and honest: can cine if desirous, Adareas or call upon Dr, E. V. Westtield, N. J. WANTED —A BOY 16 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE, COMPE- tent to act as shi ping cerk in a glass and latap house, Addrete SHIPPING CLERK, Herald office, . WANTED—A SALESMAN WELL ACQUAINTED WiTH the hoop skirt trade; no other need apply ; best refer- enes reqnired. Address A. W., Herald office. W&STED-G00D DRESS GooDs Sa: have good reference. Apply at 459 JANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO TAhE CHARGE OF A ESMEN MUST ry belies HUGH NEALIB. V SMART, ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO act as shipping clerk and assistant bookkeeper; good reference required. Address H. M. B., Heruid office. WANE. POSITION IN A BANKER’S OR broker's office, by # young man, aged £1, who has had four years’ experience down town refer to present em- plover by permission. Address W. E. 8., box 8,075 Post \OUNG MAN AS BOOK thea good penman and quick and lary frst year $850. Address, with refercace, J. 28 Her: § SALESMAN AND 8 ware store; must un- Jy; only a moderate compen- required and send references. ville, Obio V TH AS ASSISTANT CASHIER IN A first class urant on Droadway jaick and aceur- ate in figures and making change; must have best refer- euces, Address HENRY, box 175 Herald office, _ COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. _ A YOUNG MARRIED MAN AND WIFE DESIRE ZA atio man as coachman ; wife to do housework. 304 Fast 25th at. ARDENER WANTED...ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS the bueinecs in all ita branches thoroughly can find a g00J, permarent situation on a gentleman's place, w ithin fifty inles of New York, by addressing R, P., Herall o dice giving reterences, wages expected and all other necessary particulars, QITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, > lately landed, as conchman or groom; understands hi Gusiness thoronehly ; {5 willing and obliging. Call on or a dress J. H., 65 Canal st., third floor. Wome ITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GAR- dener; can do carpenter work, paint, &c.; wages month; refers to former employers. Address P. H. 8., lerald ofice. Vv ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED Enelieh coachman, who thoroughly understands the care and management of horses and has had long experience in the clipping and singelpg of horses. Call at or address 161 Hudson av., Brooklyn. V ‘ANTED--A SITUATION, AS COACHMAN, BY A young man, who has had experience in the care of horses; good references civen as to character, sobriety, &c. Inquire at27 East Broadway $.-MEN WANTED EVERYWHERE TO SELL most attractive article ever offcred; no pateat hum- Dey street, up stairs, front room. PEABODY & Co. BY, WANTED—TO GO OF ERRANDS AND MAKE himself generally useful. Apply, trom 12 to 2 o'clock, to W. W. SWAYNE, Nos. 2 and 3 Fulton st,, New York, WASTED-A sare, & BOY, 14 TO 16 YEARS of age. Apply at 8! Franklin st. up stairs. WASTEDIA BOY, FROM 13 70 15 YEARS OF AGE, to rin of errands and make himself generally neetnl mnet resite with hie parents and tornish the best of refer- euce, Address, in boy's own writing, BOYD, Herald office, TANTED—A BOY, 18 OR 19 YEARS OLD, AS ASBIST- ant barteoder abd to do the general cleaning about the store. Apply al9 A. M, at 15 Willfam st. BD () MONTH ONLY BARGAIN COSEY COTTAGE, Ninety-sixth street, corner Ninth avenue, near Eighth avenue cara, three stories, ten rooms, Baltimore heater, large garden,’ Call at 225 west Forty-lirst street. FURMSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS NICELY FUR! HED ROOM TO LET—ON PARLOR floor, to gentleren, in a private German family, $20 East Fourteenth street, near Second avenue. FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with Rooms, without board, by applying at 20 West Twenty-seventh rect; house hewly Turnished; location splendia, near Broadway; best references given and re- quired. HALL BEDROOM TO LET—FURNISHED, TO ONE Ps 2 two gentiemen, 166 First avenue, one door from ‘enth street. LARGE, PLEASANT SINGLE ROOM, NEAR FIFTH 4X kvenuo, for $5 per weok ; also third story Suit, elegant- 1 furnished. Address W. 11. B., Lox 3,422 Post ofice. A ROOM FOR A LADY, WITHOUT BOARD, WITHIN 41. fifteen minutes? walk of Cooper Institute, at’ moderate Tent. Address A. H., School of Design, Cooper Institute. QURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET--SUITABLE FOR HOUSE. Keeping. No. 63 Bank sireet, near Bieecker. IURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AYT 68 SOUTH WASH- sqnare, corner South Wifth avenue, to gentlemen ingte only ; references required ; terns moderate, FIANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET WITH. out board, at moderate terms; house and location first class, 51 West'Kleventh street. References exchanged, DARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH FIRE, &C., TO GEN. tlemen only, at 46 West Twenty-fourth street, Fiith A nue Hotel block, @7. Also other Rooms ¥6, near Booth heatre. TNO LET—AT NO. 6 HORATIO STREET, ONE LARGE front Room, on- sees. so0r, furnished, sultnble for housekeeping, with Gusc-, water on same floor; price 87 per week. MNO_ PHYSICIANS.—A HANVSOMELY FURNISHED Room on parior “floor, having been _suceesstuily ovene ed by w female doctor for the past four years, 19 let. 0. 383 West Thitty-fourih street, 0 LET-IN NINTH WARD, IN FIRST CLASS HOUSR, a Second F oor, completely furnished rer housekeeping? Eurnitnre for eaie at a bargali. Apply to JOHN ROSS, 38 Bight! WEEKLY.-.GOOD SIZED, WEI uisied Room, suitable for honsekeepin 3 bath and gas Included, 416 West ONT SITTING AND TWO t hed for house- Keeping; wat closet on stationary tubs. Basi Forty-iirst strect, near Lexingto: el [5 BAST AIATH srrEe O Rooms to let; moderate LL FUR. hot ee 2s D StREET.—COMFORTABLE, WELL FURNISHED Rooms, with ail convenivaces, in private dvelling 338 West Twenty-second street. Rent low to desirable occa- pani 29 WEst xis ‘A HANDSOMELY F' 2) nished Parlor and Bestroom, on first floor, to reni sarge front Room on third floor; refer 105 EAST, ELEVENTH STREET, SECOND DOOR 0 from Fourth avenue,—Farnished Rooms t suite or singly, without board ofliee. also Basement, suital ‘erms reasonable, Convenient to care and pom oa bine a 106 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH avyenue.—Furoished Rooms, with or without Board; large Room on second Moor; hot and cold water, bath, &@., onshme toor UNFURNISH ROOMS AND A Shinn ONES POs IS te FURST FLOOR TO LETUNFURNISHED, 71, FORTY. eighth street, corner Sixth avenne; splendid location and every convenience for housekeeping; cheap rent, 10 LET—THE LOWER OR UPPER PART OF HOUSE ‘144 Kast 213th street, Harlem ; all modern improvements; rent moderate. Apply on the premises. RT. iS) _... DRY GOODS. ECLPTION AND VISITING BONNE’ gant agsortment of the most recherche styi new colors, Flowers for balls branched to order, MADAME DE LACY, 862g Broadway, near Nincteenth strect, east tide, u Ns ELS, CORDS, DRESS BUTTONS, SILK AND A Headed, Ornaments, €e., constantly ob ant ani for gale at the lov. EDEXICK MAY- NARD, Manni wholesule prices, by turer, 109 Liberty street. “THE TRADES, STENCIL CUSTER WANTED.—A FIRST CLASS workman can have good wages and steady employment by addressing W. H. HASKELL & CO., 418 North 2 at., St. Louts, Mo. ) PRINTE! D, A THOROUGT tent man as foreman and'proot reader in a first class Job office in this city: also two first rate jobbers. None others need adress RIDGEWOOD, Herald offic _GOOD JEWELLERS. APPLY WEDNES and Thoracay next, between tea ani oue o'clock. WINSED & Pi ARCE, 156 Broadway, room 14. TED—A FIRST CLASS JOBBING JEWELUER; Who ts thoronghly nequainted with all kinds of in w te go to Texas for pond nay, permanent situation. “Apsiy to EDWARD TODD & CO. Now) Malden ane, ‘a permanent situation and good ‘Apply at RATCLIFF'S Oyster House, 492 8th av, WANTED-A GOOD. SMART HEAD WAITER FOR A first clags restaurant; most speak Engilsh tivently, write a good hand, have worked in first class houses and thoroughly anderstand the busfaess, Address giving refer- ence to last employer, RESTAURANT, Hernid ofice. ‘WARSTED IN A REAL KSTATE OFFICE. AN ACTIVE, Inteliicent iad; one residiag with his parents preferred, Address, with reference, box 951 Post oilice. D.-FOUR ACTIVE UNMARRIED AMERICAN under thirty yoars of age, to solicit orders ‘er businese In eity and country for an old established manufactory; situations for two wiil be perma- nent; salary atrate of $1,000 per annum for fire year; bonds for 5,000 required. ‘Address PAROS, box 227 Herald oflice, W AD TED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIG: © news stand in the Metropolitan Hotel; ono accua- tomed to the business preferred; bes: referenco required. FINE ARTS. LARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, JULY ¢Tu, -five reserved Pietures (proof) onte left; med, 10; without, #5 each; worth is (picture submitted). Sig Wante ‘ WAT TAKER give gooil referencer. at 8. a nion aque, Splogier Hou fe WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE situation as ent store ; one who thor, factory references given MAN OF er in the boot and a) lily understanta Aisiroan J. A WANSTED-A STEADY, SKILLED WORKMAN, noclaty For 's good situation addr SEYMOUR & BON, Byracuse, N, ¥. WANED: TWO GOOD IVORY TURDERS, TO TURN billiard balls. Apply to PETER TOTANS, Ne. 89 Ful- n ESS, A orina 101 . FRENCE NE DAME, INSTITUTRIO IPL atond le fran Vallemand et es ae to verencore quelques eleves. Acresser B. B., drt. piace. NE DENVISELLE FRANCAISE (PROTESTANTE) desire se placer comme femme de charnbre cu comp in de jeune dames, nyant de trea bons renseignements des nelle a aervle, ayant de Vexperience wt pouvant se reser K. 1., rendre otile dans tous lek ouvrages manacls. B07 Fat 3a st, 2d av . JNE DAME FRANCAISE, NOU MPNT ARTI » wachant parfaitement coutre, mais ne pariant pag ginis desire se ne devfants, Adres: er 8. B.. Herald of! ure jpondant trol "MACHINE: A.—WRIGHT'S CUT-OFF ENGINES, 10 TO 10@ se power.Their econom: ir covt in a few years; Wright’ es; results, where Wright's engines replaced others, gricuitural and Stations over common engin: Cut-Off put on exis 0 Woou'a Portable, ary Engi pricea reduced; Boi room, 31 Cortland LNGINE AND BOILER, SECOND. HAND, ABOUT ‘wanted; must be complete, Address, stating 10 elx to ten horse pumps, c., an‘ in goo: price, ALAURITY, Herald office, OR SALE-—ONE PORTABLE £) lindera, two Hoist nj diameter, attached to boler, and Turn NGINE, 12 HORSE Drums, 18 ine! ‘able, ail’ complete, ‘Algo two 5 foot Derricks, Address Eallroad Hotel, Bergen, Jersey City, N. [TOR SALE—A SIX-HORSE POWER ENGINE Botler and Sheet Iron Tank, §x6 feet; cheap. J from i01iil 12, at 524 North Second st., Wi (OK SALE--A SECOND HAND (00 POUND) SELLER'S. Steam Hammer. suitable for machine forg! Steel Works, corner Imlay and Bowne sirce! fon ferry, Brookiyn. OR SALE-STEAMBOAT CYLINDER, 40 inches by 8 fect. May be scen at steatnbont ollice 383 West street, nearly opposite Christopher atzect ferry. HB. CROSBETT. CHEAP-A NEW TUBULAR BOILER, 15 to 20 horse power; terms easy. TYLER, 359 Broadway or box 2,885 Post oitice. Address C. DL Four to sixty horse power, Send for circulars. J. C. HOADLEY & CO., 46 Cortiands street. TED.-A SECOND HAND FOX LATHE, NO. 1, vith back gear and screw cutting attachment. 215 Centre street. A BLAKE CRUSHER, IN imensions and lowest WM. EINSTEIN & CO,, St. Lonis, Mo. ondition, Stat AND Woop. JOKE 33 PER CHALDRON—CHEAPEST FUEL IN the city; delivered immediately in any part of the city. izhteenth street. CLOTHING fH. ROSENTHAL'S, 51 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Tenth street (formerly'858. Bowery). men can obtain the highest vatue for ‘Ci ets, te., by calling or addressing. Lucie: off Oiothing, Car- ASTHOLOG FACT.—PROFESSUR MARS, B SB. tells tie mind at first sight; conrwit him and have nd ointment in marriage or busiuess. 81 Third MRS. BROUGHTON ARE living astrologers of the age. Ouilve 401 Broome street. ADAME RO#S8, MEDIC. voyant, tells the past, pray ‘HE GREATEST LAND BOSINES3 CLAIR. een Broadway and Seventh avenue, ADAME GRINDLE, FEMAL ; “sixth street, guarantees relief to ali female compiainis. P LADIES? PHYSICLA fessor of midwifery (35 years” practice), certain and specdy relief to ladics in trouble, with or with ont medicine; elegant rooms for ladies requirir Weat Twenty-siath street, near CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED or without medicine, idwifery ; over 30 ek No. 1, price #1, or No. 3, which can never fail, er office, No. 1 Kast rom Fifth avenue, and Greenwich street, or sent by mail. Cauti DR. HD. GRINDLE, PRO- specially prepared for es feand healthy. Sold 'onl street, first door 8 ion—All otners are GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED Jadies.—The Portuguese Female Pills always give im- being specially prepared tor marriet ladies, A lady writes:—These pills relieved me in one d: inconvenience. like magic, Price 85. Dr. A. CEAU, oilice 129 Liberty stteet, or sez» by mall. =MRS. W. H. MAXWELL, EMALE PHYSICIAN, No. 114 East Tenth street, does not humbug ladies with —LADIES [N TROUBLE GUARANTERD {MMEDI- ate relfef, sure und aafe. Notice—No pay nntil per- Dr. ASCHER, No. 8 Amity place, Laurens ie fectly sutistied. oma for ladies requiring niu street. Elegant TWENTY YEARS! PRUSSIAN HOSPITAL EXPERI. Dr. FRANKLIN, 181 Bleecker, cures successfully insite 43 howes, without merenry, CURE GUARANTEED BY DR. AND MADAME STELLA at one interview. Their Fronch Pills are ine Furnished Rooma before ath aveune, near Fortieth stro VAN BUSKIRK, fails to cure female complaints, ast Eighth street, Consuitations d CURE GUARANTEED BY DR. AND MM uring confinement. 1h hear Sixth avenue, 2futing confinement TE Manhood and #1 A coneet Dr. HARRISON, 179 8 --NO FEE TLD CURED —DR. R, member of New York University Medical ‘urgeons, Lonton, can be conauited aa vatre street, near AUTHOR OF MEDICAT, COMPANION and Guice to Health afters restoration to th Forty years’ priv practice. No, 7 Beach JMPORTANT TO FEM, Twenty-eighth stro TO CHARGK,ALD JN tare, skin disorders ecient Testored; 40 years’ practice, DR. DI iy treated. "Manhood © PAY UNTIL C morview. ‘Their R, AND MME. WES French Wills never fail, berore and during coniluemeat 144 Weat eet, near Broalway MMERING POSITIVELY CURED BY DR. iW the Bt, Nicholas flotel. HE BRIDAL CHAMBER. Eseave for young men on great noclal evils and ab Which Interfere with marringe, with nt the erring and unfortunate, Hopes. Address HOWARD ath sireot, Philadetp ENPLE OF UP. Dr. THORPE'S New System. Miracles performed every day. athe worst formas, loss of manhoo miedixtely. Viliee and Sixth avenues ) tadlenily cure UstH shremt. Latwasn