The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1871, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘ \ fi Watt Srreer, FRIDAY, Feb, 24—6 P, u.d Oe 'Ohange today wheat was in good demand, ‘ut ansettied in price. The cotton market was fairly active, but without change in quotations. The money market was easier at four per cent, ‘with exceptional transactions at three, The five per cout dealings have been gradually eliminated, and toans on the usual collaterals are easily acces- mie at four per cent. A more active demand for prime commercial paper is reportea by the note ‘Drokers, but rates are still wide—viz,, 6 a 7 per cent, Foreign exebange was steady at 10934 a 109% for priee bonkers’ sixty-day sterling, and 110% a 110% for stght bilis, ‘The eld market was dull and steady at 111i a U4. Gnel te announcement was made that a ‘treaty Of peace had been signed between Franee and Preee, wheo it became streng, and a few sales were Mode at Lil's. The speculative feeling, how- over, & Very quiet, and net disposed to enter upon any extended or bold movement. ‘The course of the @orket i shown in the table:— ws. M. +1 2PM. + 1% na M. arM vee UDG uM * 4 M. vee LULNG a”, - Ms P.M. se11L% @ 113g te the gold foam market the rates ranged from 2 @ ®, per cent for carrymg. The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:. Ged clearcd. . $21,993,000 Gand Daan ow o- ++ $68,175 Currenc, balances . 967,892 Tee goverament list was rather better at the ‘poards, e#pecially as the Lendon quotation came an ehth per cent higher; but subsequent to the peace news thore Was some disposition to sell, for what PeRsON i* DOL Very Clear, and prices left of a fraction ‘ower for some of the issues. The general tone of she merket was steady at the close, when the following street pri prevaiied:—United States currency Mixes, 115 A 118%; Go, sixes, 1881, regis- fered, 1d)y & 114%; do. do., coupon, 11434 a 114%; @o, five-cwenties, registered, May and November, UPN & LN; Go. do., 1482, coupon, do, 1124 a MAH; Go. do, i864, do. do. 111% a 111%; do. do., 1586, do, do, MIM a 11%; do. do, registered, January and July, 10% @ 1) %%; do. do, 1865, cou- pon. do., LOK a 110%; do. do., 1867, do. do, 110% 110%; Go. ao. 1868, do. do., 111)¢ @ 111%; do. ten- forties, registered, 108 a 108%; do. do. coupon, Lida )1s The foatwre of Wall street, however, was the strong aad bnoyant market at the Siock Exchange, where & decitea revival of the speculative tecling Wak menitest. The operators on the bull side have prooared extensive loans ov time, and thus foriifiea ‘eve began & general movement in favor of higher price’, mM Which they are assisted, or believe they are asested, by a large outstanding short interest. the famous “bear” who gave origin to the laconic epitome of the financial stiuation contained in the words,» “Wall street bas two hundred millions of se- curities, and ail for sale,” is sapposed to have sold some of this superfinous wealth without being the owner of it in advance, and hence the “bulls” are sangvine of getting him in a tight corner, At least the Vanderbilt party are advaucing their lines in New York Central, whitch they moved up about one per cent, Wie eXperiment possessing cousiaerable attraction for the outsiders ea account ef the ap- proach of the time fora declaraiion of the semi- annual four percent dividend. Ner was Western Union overlooked, the price of that stock being ad- vanced to 60%, which price they were willing tO pay at the very close of street business. The “bulls” in Union Pacific were also delighted by favorable reports trom the Senate committees, one of which concedes the right of the road to with- hold its interest on its bonds beyoad the filty per cent of goverument busiuess ana the dive per cent on the uet earnings, whtle the other advises the government to give ali its transpertatien to the Pacific railways. The former report emanates from the Judiciary Commitice, who seem to have been @itided by the legal rather than the equitable con- straction of the law which subsidized the Pacific roads. This reversal of the oplaton of the Attorney General communicated so much buoyancy to the stock as vo advance its price to 24. in fact, the the upward movement carried prices up about one per cont for almost ali the leading active stocks, the only exceptions being Erie and Reading, which were flat and negiected. In the miscellaneous shares Pacific Mail advanced to 45%, on a renewal of rumors that @ plan of co-operation with the Cen- tral Pacific Ratlread had been agreed upon, and only awaited the signatures of the contracting par- ‘ties to go into effect. The “bulls” seem to have waited for the signal of peace in Europe, the edect of which they count upen most confidently torestore the stock market to at least the position trom which At declined last summer on the outbreak of hostili- ties between France and Prussia. The extreme Auctuations of the day were as follows:— Highest. Lowest. New York Central consolidated.. 90» OK New York Centra scrip. vy W0% ) W8% oe ry b4% b3% es 7 87d BON 10s ig 10736 St. Paui...... 53% 52% Milwaukee and St. Paui preferred. 747, ise Ohio and Mississippi. . BON Union Pacific... 2 4056 o se The earnings of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail- oad for the second week in February show an in- Crease of $8,885, or a total increase since February 1 -of nearly $18,090. Ata meeting ef the directors of the Quickstiver Minmg Company James 8. Thayer was chosen pre- aldent, George W. Butts vice president and Bugene Kelly treasurer. ‘The Southern State bonds were irregular and oniy moderately active. A further raid was made on the South Carolinas, doubtiess in connection with a re- port from Columbia which states that the Stave Legislature 1s about to pass @ bill probibiting the A4ncrease of the State debt without the sanction of a ‘vote of two-thirds of the people, and is also en- gaged upon bills providing an annual sinking tuna of $100,000, to be collected by tax, ana re. pealing the act giving State aid to the Blue Ridge Railroad, The sireet prices at the clove were:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 64%) & 64%; do., new, 64 @ 64:4; Virginia, ex coupon, 65 a 66; d0., now, 61 & 62; do., registered stock, oid, 61 051%; Georgia sixes, 82a 63; do, sevens, UK 291; do. do., old, 90 @ 93; North Carolina, ex coupon, 48% 8 49; do., funding, 1866, 88); @ 40; do, «dO., 1868, 30 @ 31; do., new, 275 28; do, special tax, 21% @ 22; Midsouri sixes, 014 @ 91h; do., Hannibal and 8t. Joseph, 90 @ 90%; Louisiana sixes, 69 @ 71; do., new, 62 a 65; do. levee sixes, 74 @ 76; do. do. eights, 85 a 89; do, Penitentiary eevens, 756 & 77; do. railroad eights, 78 4 80; Alabama fives, 69 a 71; do. eights, #9), a 100; do. railroad eights, 93 a 96; South Caro- Una sixes, 67 a 70; do., new, January and July, 67\ a -68; d0., do., April and October, 60; a 61; do., re- «istered atock, old, 60 a 65; Arkansas sixes, 65 4 58; «do, sevens, 50 a 58, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Friday, Feb. 34--10:15 A. M. 10000 145 900 abe Pac 88 Co. ow C7) 4% 60 Quick M Co . 14500 0 8 100 Quick pref. th B00 0B be, os 08 Nise 100 Ac Mert “ om jer ped Pie tee ‘youu U8 6-20, Ig 100N ¥ C&H & 5evo UB B's, lig ty do. 4 500 US We ao. wy 400 1 do i 40000 q 8 do. ee 4000 hy so. we 24000 40000 NYC a ASOLO 65g IMO do. #% 3000 65% 50 Erie Rl 2 4000 66 200 Harlem ie 4000 . $245 108 do. i 3000 srg 200 do. 138 6000 a) do., 1) 2000 40 ao. 1s 10°00 200 Reading 9 5400 100 Mich © RR. ng 1000 NLS&MS . 96! 8000 1200 do. Yo: 50 #0 do. % ju do. 2% 100 Louisiana, 100 do. r 1000 kete let mn es 30 {iw Cen Pac goid'baa. 454 S300 5000 ao. : ‘200 400 dO... 300 00 U Pac RR Ist m. ‘300 200 do. 400 1000 alt & T Ht ine 1coe TWO dO. ease 300 10000 & NW ‘700 AWD GOs veesneee: 6 200 ©. 6Ou00 Northwestern... Corroy.—The news of the cons: consumption, however, the steady at former prices. dung m store was and from dock. At the Vices trom the Liverpool market, wanted bowever, evening; f. 0. b. Oy at ibe. Grand total, 7,700 bales, Tous on the spot were as follows:— Ur Mobile. Ordinary.. Low, muddiing....0- 143 w nuiddiing. Midaiin, Good middling. —The average prices of Cor reY.—The business transacted and 1, 4,600 "do. outs, ‘The Sour market change, but closed stron, sales were about 15,0.0 bi at our era $6 65 a $6 85 for extra State an poutbern four was e Rye flour was slow o' ‘Corn meal was quiet but Ohio, shipping brands, . Obie} trade brande. wine. ‘was Stee & Bho, We. fer 14 3 but there was no. bushels at 65%. a aie 20,000 ? time. vis Taos were genera’ tera business was tnore active, but Fates fad, per Reamer, $000 vales cotton bushels wheat an. corn at 7d. To Hi To Loudon, 1,600 beisx. flour port to Liverpoot, with vo to the Coptinent, with 4, GUdo, aida, fons, from Branswick, Ga.,t0 Rio about nes wite foe; @ ship from Boston cargo; a fark \ Havre with about Balthmore to sau a ‘4 3 iB F é oe ae iy o i: is : eharcoa: ts coke terme at $6 Lis, ey St bi ao. either foreign or domestic, prices f 2 quise sieady for tito 000 4000 2000 do, 1000 38 Oho & Mine pi 50 ahs Mechanics’ WT" 14 Morria & Ke WR. 13.Am Ex Bank....... 146 200 do... ; 46 Bank of Commerce. 11960 Chic, Bur & Qy RR. 0 Continental Bank... 4 = IAN YAN WRE scrip. Cc 14 New Jersey RR..... 10 Han & 81 Jo RK: 50 H & & Jo RR pref. 4000 “do. 10000 do. D8 1 20000 US 6'a, 10-40, 6.410 1 100 shs Brie RR. B00 Reading KR. Bi COMMERCIAL REPORT, , but average lots for export were sold at 144 close, on rather less rices were hardiy main- tained, without, however, quotable change. The 1441-1000, tor February. 14 “63-100c. for March, for Apiil, 14 78-10ve. for Muy and 14 99-10¢c. for June. im more active demand and prices were better. were about 110,00) bushels, main: 0a 8151 for new tor do. afloat, @1 63 for amber winter . for whixe Genesee—the latter price for a lot to ar- orn Was sirong under a fair demand, Sc. a ble. for old mixed Western, on tl State and Western, Of bari 20,000 busne's at $1 15 for (annda. F bushels, Kiva ’8.—The market was less active, the offerings, copt of grain an! cotien, being comparatively If demanded. ‘Phe re being an improved demand were :--To a bark, bales do. veane, to Newesste, wih 4,000 quarters yrain at bs. bark (o Rotterdam, wits 200 bbis. petrole NEW YORK HERALD, 8S do ine Clock P. ba be OL ebe os a rey NYC&HR dee, ES: = wi SeESwHs SE RR ERS a5 4 bi 1200, do. 49% 105, 100Boston Water P.bc 26 105% 20U8 kx. a 10554 100 do, aT Be 100 Adams Ex. + 665 450 Chic & Alton RR... 1B do. + 6634 58 Chic&Al RR 60 do.. . . £2 200 Morris & & Ri 15 Amer MU Ex...... 45% 100H &StJo RR. 83 MONYC&H RAR... ig 100 do.. 8176 ‘1600 dO wees, ¢ 9544 800 Alb &Sus RK. 8h 100 do... « Be STREET QUOTATIONS, Half-past Five o?Clock P. M. West Union Tel. 50%a 51 Northweat’n pt. 87a 873g uicksilver Rook Inland. ... 108% a 108! ‘St Paul B35, a 68: Se bay 4 Bb ” . 26 ah ™ Feb. 4—6 P. M. jummation of peace be- tween Prussia and France was withont effect upon the mar- ket, the event having been previously discounted. good demand for export and a fair demand for home market Even running low mid- With a was generally for spinning at in store orable ad- sales Th-day. Last Evenings Total For export. ...s++...:.00+ 670 2,040 4,710 For home consumpiion.. 978 a 03 In transit... 250 _ 250 Total bales. .. 3,88 2,064 6,963 Inciuded in the above are 508 bales to arrive. —For future delivery the market openes firm, and some sales during the day indicated a slight advance. At the close, mackel was easier, with more sellers than buyers, at the outside The sales to-day were 6:00 bales, as follows:--February, 409 at 14 7-16c. ; March, 2,700 at 143ge., 100 at 149-16c.; April, 500 at 14540., 600 at 14 11-16c., GW) al’ 142¢c,; May, 200 at 143¢6., 100 at 14 15-160. ; June, 700 at Loe. ; July, 00 at Ib4g0. ; Exel ©. paid to exchange 100 April for 100 May 0.'b. Mobile, 100 on private terms last lew Orleans, 100 on private terms to-day. Also yesterday, after report, 900 bales,as follows at 14 §-i8e.; Aprii, 100 at 14 1-160; May, 100 at 14%\c. ; June, Mareb, 5v0 The closing prices for Orleans, Texas. 15% 16% transactions were 14 68-100. in Rio was small, but holders were generally tirm in their views aud full prices prevailcd. Sales, 260 bags, ex steamer North American, on pilvaie terms. For the ‘other kinds the market was ‘uiet ut rin. We append the current quotati ons:—Kio, ordinary e @ l0¥sc.; fair do., Wie. a Me; good o,, Nyc; prime do., 1c. & 1Big0.; all gold, n bond, {government bags), 1c. a 20e.5 do. (61.188 yrass mats), Iigc. a 28c.; Singapore, Iie. a l8c.: Ceylon, fesse. ; Maracaibo, Mc, a 18c.; Laguayra, l4)gc. a Th.e.; Jamalea, 1c. a TMige.; St. Domin; gold in bond), We. «Wye. 3 Costa Rici faniin, 14c. a Ie. Mexican, 130, a 16; I6c., all goid, duty pal oUR AND GRAIN.—Receipta, 9,609 bbls, flour, 100 bbs. MU Daga corn meal, 260 bushels. wheat, but 6,8u0 do. corn, was without decided revised quotations. The Tate yesterday), includi About 100 Tor: export, at 86.90 a $6 7% Tor skipping Wen 16 Ki a $7 tor fancy ao, wiet and unchanged; sales 500 bbls. sale aud prices were heavy ; sales 200 ay Of our quotation iO osc § 5 25 16 ry 5 20 ab 3S lo 00 ud 50 UO 00 5 00 00 % Svasens8s2se8020: SSLARSSSSRESSTESS: 7 7 6 6 7 4 4 -~ ly for export, at fant es old mixed store, track. Oats cular change in prices. . for Western, in store,67 4c. 's ie. for State and choice Ohio, and 66e. for ‘Jersey on the track, Rye was dull and prices were nominal arg) 1U a ley there were sold Barley malt was in Part at 81 1234, on 90 bt, but ye chartering were without, improve verpool, 100 bhut 4m, 1,20) 8 * 20 cages at Sad nt Gls, WX Dalen cotton ated a Si8d;, iq. U4, a LIA, 19,060 wre, 800 bales cotton at 2. Abd. 0.0 bushels wheat atid, To Ant- ate terms. The charters cotton, from Galveston from the same at or about 11-164. ; dim at tery a bare 5 a Darl a bark, about 377 to Mebourne, ‘3:00 vushers wheat: a ith coal; » bark with #0 bbia, or Continent ; Ri. We bean! of no business of consequence in were Rominal for the the latier at Wc. ate, We S for No.1, 480 $7 for pale and tar was quiet and steady at former ngs were Kiow fale, aud low . ‘or Wwe marcet “a at he Wige. fi We. & Wige. for olty. Uh live bogs tere were arrivals of about head; prices were weak at Be Sue. Beef hams were faire about Uerces was in light request, tut wuchanged In ralwe Small sales, amounting 10 about 30 eroes, were made prices within the range of 28 8 gil for Thess. Beef in was quiet, but steady, with wales of 10 bole, at 13.0 G18 for plain and extra mans. Cut meats wore sil) dull for ail. kinds, byt bulders, wore, une to sell below f figures Pickled hams were quotes « 14340, @ 16) id bagerd do. Me. alte. Bellies (Pickled), 10546. @ LLvc., in bulk and bones, with trifling gales Within the range, W. aniness 1 bacon, which was heavy aud nomi West ern and ‘elty long bor clear, Ic. a 1yc., and Oumber ‘The market for lard belug u good export dew 1b, prime Western sieam Lhere were grid 2,000 tierces prime, on the spot # iurtog March, ai Wc, ge. for a small lot Cerone city at from Liye, to 12%¢. for No.1 to kelve. Por fab there were sold “750 tierves at Ive, for Apr for May, ding 60y therces at th ‘The market for butter exbibited eo pew fe of sigutn. cance, A fair demand prevailed for the good and pram grades from the trade at firm prices, whl) wae moderate shivping demand for the low qualities, while were heid with irniness at previous figures. Fancy Stale was quoted at a c.; State, bali tabs fair to extn, Ble, w 42c.; do., fair to extra firking, We, a Hie. ; Welsh Wha, fait 88e.; do. fresh make, Bc Be, | com loc, a 2%. Cheese—There was a moderate demand from the home trade and some toquiry for ‘export, and prices were firm, especially for the oetter grades. Extra factory State was held ormiy at 16) elo) prices were \c. a }yc. above the views of & y quote :-—Fairto extra State factories, Lise. a 16sec. ; with med and ordinary do., Sc. a Le. ; State farm dairies, fale wo extra, Ide. a 16 }¢. PRIROLEUM.—Crude in bulk was held at 14 price was fully ic. aboye the views of buyers, a business was restricted. We heard of no sales of Crude in bbls. was neglested aud prices were notin Inst quotations. Naphtha was quiet and generally luge. We heard of no sales. The market for rebined oil con- tinued to rule dull and prices were nominal, The deraand Was very light, and we Beard of uo sales except 1,000 bble, for March delivery at 4‘gc., which price was refused at the close, Cargoes were generally quoted at ge, Jobbin lots were siow of nale aud unchanged in value, The market an Vhiladelphin was still very quict and ratuer lower prices prevailed. The dules were LQ bbls. for February at Y4,c. and 1,600 do. for do. at 24)c., the market closing at about the latter price. SUGAR.—There was av increased business consummated in raw, the demand being chieiy from refiners, wore heavy and irregular. Old fair to good retin was gouerally quoted | at § The ‘sales were 1,200 hi at from Hs $2. Wscc. Cuba Porto Rico, Demera¥a on private terms: also %8 box at luc, ‘The inquiry was chiefly fur geutrheuy figiged was moderately acuve | dnd hea ven @ 18%. for hard, Ie. a 1240. white and Jiige, a l/c. for extra ©. “We quote Cuba—Inferior “to common. relining, &. a BSc; to good fair retining, 8’,c. a 9¢.; good to prime refining, 94. a Yxe.; fale to good grocery, gc. a ¥/%4c.} prime 10 chotoe grocery, a Wise, gal, ‘hogabea aud boxer, ‘$e. 10Xc.; molasses, hogsheads and Havana~ Boxes Dutch boxes, 8c. & 9. standard, Nos. 7to 9, 8) 7.d0., 10 to 12, 9igc. a 9 q 15 to 18, 11! ry 18 to 15, 1c. & rr ‘white, Lc. a % Rico—Retining gi i4e.; grocery gra 1040, Brazii—Duteh standard, Nos. 8 to [y Java—Duich standard, Nos. 1'to 12,940. a9 Current clayed and superior, Bo. a Bc. TOUACCO.‘There prevailed @ yood demand for Kentucky , whieh 4 hence a melado, 4c. a 6c. Fi 19 to 20, 12igc. at full prices, the sales being 425 bhds, at prices ranging from 6)ye. to 1W}ge. Seedieaf was in improved demand, and prices were quite steady, the sules being 2u0 cases, 1670 crop, Pennsyivania, on private 5, 1W do, 1509 croy at from at Bc. a Bl. Kentucky. Frosted luge. bound lugs. Common lea: Medium leat Good leaf... Fine eat Selection: Seeulleay. Conneciicut, choice wrappers. Connecticut, medium wrapper! Connecticut, ordinary wrappers. Massachusetts, good to prime wrapper Hy Massachusetts, ordinary to medium wrappers New York wrappers. Pennsyivania wrappers. Ohio wrappers. New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio tillers...” Havana Common, to fine fillers, séc. a 81 0 Yara—IIl. cut. 31 10.0 Bi 124. Woot,—Transactions in domestic fleece are quite fi considering the intervention of a holiday, and prices con- tinue very firm, some sales showing a slight advance on good even running lots, There have been some large manufac- turers in the market who have taken a tew good sized lots suited to the production of spring goods. Cailfornia and ‘Texas wovis have been considerably sought alter, Ohio, wt 225g¢. Or Yara there were sold'450 bai to 97igc. Of Havana there were sold 200 bai We quote :— Heavy Western Gant Caarkaville. pipe a Bie, but the mengre stock of the latter especially pi large transactions. Puiled wool sells treely at prices, say dic, @ 44c, for extra and dic, ‘ad7e. for super, Carpet wool is in better demand, the in- creaged trade in carpets leading to more activity; but the stock i840 nearly exnausted as torender transactions light, Foreign is quiet. The sales embrace 350,000 ibs. tieece, i cluding 120,000 ibs. Western and Ohio cn private terms; 40,000 Ibs, medium at 53c., 15,000 Ibs, XX fleece, bic. ; Bu. Ya. Ohfo X and XX, part at 580. for X; 45,000 Ibs, scoure bc, a 73e,, outside price for tine ; 25,0,0 Iba, Nitchy 4,000 Ibs. No. 1, Sc. ; 4,00) Ibs. tubbed, B7e. a Bsc. delaine, S4e.; ‘alao 10,000 Ibs. choice super and extra pulled, sige, & Ble, § 1,000 Ibe. super egd combing do., 42ic. a b0c.; 85,000 Ibs. extra and sujdr, 40c. 2 dtc} 5,000 Ibs. ‘combing at a reserved rate;’ 160, fornia, mostly fall, @ 254g0.,, inside burry; 10,000 Ibs. do. pulled on 10,0 ibs. ‘Texas, 27c. a 30c. : 71°00 ibs, bu 5,0v0 Ibs. noils, 48450. ; 15,000 Ibs. Cape, tha puiled, b535c. 8 are in moderate re We note sales of 700 bales Mestiza and 25) bales Buenos Ayres on private terms. HISKRY.—Kecetpts 160 bbl rate.y active, and sales were m see The demand was mode- ie of 400 bbls. at 9c, a MUBDER BY MISTAKE. Criminal Carelessness of a Board of Health Employe—A Woman Poisoned by Ualabelled Carbolic Acid—Frightfat Death Pangs—Ad. journment of the Inquest. For some time past the little son, three and a half years of age, of Bridget May, ate of No. 28 New Chambers street, has been sick with scarlet fover, and died on Tuesday last. ‘The funeral was attended on Thursday, and, after the return of the relatives to their desolate home a representative of the'Board of Health called at the house with some conce: trated carbolic acid to disinfect the clothes of the ceceased child and the premises generally. This dis- Infectant | was placed in a pint bottle, in which Mrs, May had kept brandy for medicinal purposes; but the entleman from the Health Board carelessiy omitted to label the bottle as eontaining poison, and left, stating how the disinfectant was to be used. This bottle was placed on the window sill, with some other ones, and late in the afternoon Mra. May, according to fnstrucyions from Dr. Fredericks, in attendance upon her baby, also ill with scarlet fever, fet about making a milk punch tor the child, Not being aware that carbolic acid nad been Ieft in the window, Mrs. May took the bottle which she thought contained brandy ‘and poured three or four teaspoontuls Into a cup and made her milk punch, ‘Thiuking the liquor very strong and not fancying the odor arising from it, Mrs. May thought to take ‘a. dose herself before giving the medicine to the babe. Ac- cordingly she drank the whole of the mixture, which tasted so strangely as to remind her of the carbolic acid, and cailingto ler husband at work up stairs, asked him where it was, He replied that it was in a bottle standing on the window. May then exclaimed that she had drank @ dose of it; r which she was seized with burning paing in her mouth and stomach, which increased in violence. Mr. May, becoming alarmed, sent for Dr. Fredericks, who instantly responded to the call, but on reaching the house found the woman insensible and in spasms. Learning what Mrs. May Had taken Dr. Fredericks administered antidotes, but with- fons success, as she grew rapidly worse and died in about forty minutes after swallowing the poison. Captain Allaire, of the Fourth precinct, was informed of the oveurrence, and yesterday morning Sergeant Kelly no- tiled Coroner Young (o hold an inquest over the remains. POBT-NOBTEM EXAMINATION, Deputy Coroners Marsh and Cushman a equently made ‘post-mortem examination on the body, and found all the fnternal organs, except the stomach, in’s healtay condition ; the stomach was intensely inflamed, and emitted a strong odor of carbolic acid. Tu the opiufon of the medical gentle- men death resulted from acute gastritis, caused by awallow- ing a quantity of carbolte acid used for disinfecting purposes, & oner Young empanneiled a jury, and after viewing the body adjourned the further investigation of the case till Ww jay next, when the man from the Board of Health who left the poison at the houre ina bottle without © label, Dr, Fredericks and other witnesses will be examined. Mr. May was nearly frantic with grief at the loss of his wife and child, and he has serious fears that his only remain- ing child—cangerously fll with scarlet fever—will be also taken from him. is great blame on the Health Board for leavin, uaok ee ihie‘house without properly labelling it, nd BILLIARDS. OR SALE—A BILLIARD TABLE, % SIZE. INQUIRE at 49 Sulll treet. ‘TANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES, Manufactured and for sale only by the patenices. YHELAN & COLLENDER, 38 Broadway, New York. “COAL AND WOOD. is THE CARGO.—FRESH MINED CUMBER- 1 Oy — ly rie best quality, from the Borden mines, ‘vy the cargo and promptly shipped at Baltimore. for eae OY ae ODEN & LOVELLy i 1 We (0 MANUFACTURERS.—COKE SCREENINGS A’ Metropolitan Gas Works, Forty-second street and North Fiver, at 60 cents a Joad. H. & H. ATIONS WANTED— FEM. Cookers we. FF’, THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS Broa ‘uptown patrons we have opened a Branch Office at 1,246 away, corner Thirty-first street, for receiving advertise- mente and subscription for the NEW YORK HERALD with- ontextra charge. ‘This is the only authorized branch office in thiackty, Open from 8A. M, till 8 P.M. every day tn the year. QD AY., NEAR IST ST.—AS FIRST CLA 15 Man Fekinareot cook; understands her bu oughly ; reference if require WEST 15TH ST, CORNER 6TH AV.—A RE. LOL Specaore’ pong Womea an. goo pinia coox and to assist with the washing; ouderstands ber business in all its branch es. i . ST 8TH ST.-AS FIRST @CLASS COOK; ib iN) thorvughiy understands ber business in all ite no Objection wo w private boarding house or res- good reierences. WET 2D ST. PR J56 Terran rrovwsian ebambermatd aod waliress eas tho: T EMPLOYER'S.-TWO girs; one ax cook, the other am Doth wiil do washing and iron- ing. AST 2641 ST..A COMPETENT YOUNG Wo- 204 4 Ae cook, washer and ironer; excellent Feference (rom iast employer. Cail or address, WEST STH ST.-AS GOOD COOK; IS AN EX- Qa ESN ier, Sic adsier wite waahiog aud ironing; vod city referenes ATURDAY, FEBRUAR | Broadway, corner Thtrty-firat street, (or recel SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Cooks &e. 1 WEST (SPH 8T.A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH WO- Sap oe A oe understands her business in 349 437 *TH AVA FRENCH WOMAN AS COOK IN A hovaewor! private family ; city referenc WEST 96TH S?.—A YOU iain cook elty refer JNG WOMAN AS GOOD @ good washer and ironer; would do nee Chambermaids, &c. AY. HER PRESENT EMPLOYER'S. —A ommended young woman as chambermald and Sine washer, or chambermaid snd waitress. WEST S17 ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG American woman as chambermaid or to do house wk. oF as nurs bjection to a boarding house or to the country ; references. oo 2D AY., OVER THE HAT STORE.—A YOUN 4 woman of long experience; fully understanis her <ioeae, as chambermald aud waitress. Dressmakers and Seamstrenses. FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF oUR NU uptown patrons we have opened a Branch Otlic ing advertise. ments avd subsoription for the NEW YORK HERALD with- owt entra charge. This ie the only authorized branch office | te Chin city, Open from 8 A.M. ull 8 P.M. every day in the year MAKER BY Q¢e #THAY.~A FIRST CLASS DR . the day; qatek cutter, stylish trimmer; all the latest patteros, dresees remodelied equal to new.’ Seen at em <A GERMAN GIRL ana and Wheeler & ployer’. ()7_ STANTON fr, NAR A +4 ae sem sirens Wilson's machines, n object QQ BRGANORY sf. SECOND FLOOR. A GERMAN : girl, speaking French, an a respectable Aroerican or Freneb (atly can vo very ne sewing ; good recommenda. Vong can be given, TL] SRST .228 St 48 COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS understands all kinds of family sewing and is perienced machine operator ; good reference. 157 BASH st. BETWREN sb AND LEXINGTON +) 4 avs.—A competent person by the day or week; un- dorstands dressmaking and ali kinds of family sewing; ‘can bring machine if required. Cali on or addreseM E. 0. ‘7 BAST 8TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM,— 4 Fashionable dress and cloak making; Winter and #6, upwarda; Wrappers, $8 a #3 50; also, ieses’ garments made to order; Patterns ting and busting. Terms cash. Call 545 2D AV.—A YOUNG WOMA +) Ee) rator on Wheeler & Wilson's t out by the day, week or month, $A GOOD OPE bine; wonld yo LE YOUNG PERSON AS SEAMSTR' im other light duties, Address, appointing FRENCH LADY, JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, who understands cress and cloak making in all its branches, wishes ituation as forewoman in an establish ment, or af a Utter and cutter. Adiress Mrs. P.L., Herald Ofee. a ™ Generai mseworks ke. JOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROTS uptown patrons we have opened « Braneb Office at 1,246 Broadway, corver Thirty-lirst street, tor receiving advertise- ments aud subscription for tie NEW YORK HERALD witn- out extra charge, This ie the only autuorized branch office in this city. Open from A. M.till 8 P.M. every day in the year. 4.7 WPST 1TH STA RELIABLE AMERICAN LADY 4 of refinement as housekeeper ina first clusa family or hotel, or as companion to a lady; a good poaition more an object than salary ; best city reverences, Address M. MOULT. A CHRISTOPHER ST.—AN AMERICAN GIRL, IN #)+) a smnalliamily, todo general housework. Apply to LAURA VANVORT. Housekeepers, &e. WEST SIST ST.-A LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER, 108 inci oreountey widower's or a bachelor’s family preferred. Adaresa Mrs. D. 5 WEST MTH 8T.-A YOUNG LADY AS Hk J keeper in a widower's or bachelor’s famiiy.. 348 6?H AV., NEAR 21ST 8T.—AN ACTIVE, EXPE- LO rienced jady; thoroughly understands household management and cookery. 4.4] STH AVA YOUNG DADY. 17 YEARS OF <EiEL age, as housekeeper in a widower's famiiy. In- quire for two days for K. ome 6TH AV.—A YOUNG WIDOW LADY AS HOUS! keeper; a widower's family preferred. Call for Mrs, DAINIE, N AMERICAN LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A hotel or first class boaraing honse ; has practical expert- } good reference. Address O. K, B., box 22 Herald N_ AMERICA) LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A 4\ first class hotel; she thoroughly understands the busi- ness; can give the very best of city reference, Address Mrs, MEAD, box 221 Heralil oftice. A YOUNG ENGLISH Ww zi JA rience a: lity a8 housekeeper in a hotel, or other wise ;9 understands her business in all its departments yould not object to children; would ‘ave the city if re- quired; Ja not afraid of work ; live years’ reference. Address LEAMINGTON, Herald office. Laundresves, &e. POE THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS uptown patrons we have opened a Branch Office at 1,246 Broadway, corner Thirty-first street, for receiving advertise- ments and subscription for the NEW YORK» HERALD without extra charge. This is the only authorized branch office in this efty, Open from 8 A. M. tili8 P, M. every day in the year. A e G8 WEST 8D ST. BETWEEM STH AND 6TH Avs, A laundress wishes washing at her own house; under- stands fluticg and doing up linen und tineries in superior style, 159 WEST St, SECOND FLOOR, ROOM 12a J competent woman to do washing at her own place; does fineries and fluting and polishing on moderate terma. 21 WEST MTH ST., CORNER BROADWAY.—AS E dress in a private family; will assiat in chamberwork ; best city referenc 5Q4. 3 AYA OUMPETENT WOMAN TO Do FAM: Oe fly washing at her own residence, or would yo out by the day; good reference. Nurses, &c. QD] WEST _MTH St. BETWEEN, BROADWAY AND 5th av.—An English lady, of middle age, as nurse to an invalid lady, companion, housekeeper or any position of trust, or to go with a family to Europe; doubted reference to character and ability. Call er adaress, OT BAST OTH ST. CORNER UNIVERSITY PLAC (present employer's, —A neat, honest, industrious rl to take care of children and make herself’ use.ul; is wilfng and obliging. Q15 EAST STH ST. THIRD FLOOR —AN ENGLISH ©) montbiy nurse is disengaged; best references. Ad- Gress care of Mis. Finn. 14. BEOQME, St., SECOND, FLOOR.—A_ youNG ov. French iady, lately arrived from Europe, to take care of children. Apply or address for .wo days, 238 NEST STH ST—AS COMPETENT, EXPERI. 5 understands the care of children from birth; enced nurse; ; good plain sewer; willing to travel ; excellent city reference, 409 WEST MTH ST, BETWEEN 8TH AND toTh J avs.--A young American girl as child’s nurse, or to do light housework, RITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS nurse and chambermald. First class city reference. Address NURSE, box 230 Herald oflice. s Wattresses, &c. WEST 18TH ST.A PROTESTANT GIRL waitress or as chambermaid and waitress; city r 216 erence. OR THE ACCOMMODATION OF OUR NUMEROUS uptown patrons we have opened 4 Branch Office at 1,246 Broadway, corner of Thirty-nrst street, for receiving ad- Vertisements and subscription for the NEW YORK HERALD without extra charge, ‘This is the only authorized branch bilice in this city. Open from A. M. Wl ® P.M. every day in the year. 29 ences. && WEST 13TH STA YOUNG LADY OF 92, EDU Oo cated in Europe, who has travelied a great deal, both abroad and through the States, as governess, or companion and amanuensis to. Jady; she is an expert neediewoman. Call or address GOVERNESS. 72 —A LADY OF EXPERIE AMITY 8' tend or take charge of a baker reference from present place. week, WEST 4TH STAN EXPERIENCED SALESWO- man, who apeake English and German; good refer- Address 8, W. “NCE TO AT. or confectionery ; best all on or address for » ~ EAST 55TH ST.—A YOUNG GERMAN JEWESS, 148 Spedting French and Hogiish, as governess ta arivate family, or as teacher In w school; references. Ad- dress T, OR EAST WTA Ss 208 ints'nr a HARLEM.—A YOUNG LADY bakery or confectionery, where can board with the family; excellent reference.” Address. | Miss A. 28 West { ST.. NEAR 7TH AV.—A RESPECT- PP, able woman as hi eeper in a gentieman’s fami- Jy or ahotel. Cail or address. Can be seen for three days, WEST 93D ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.-A 243 Young indy as governess to young children ; tea the English branches and music. Call on or address GOV ERNESS, SG 1.530 BROADWAY, NEAR 4STII 8t., IN STO a0), ‘An educated English lady as Ind; panioh; m0 objection to travel; references Pected. YOUNG LADY WISHES A RE:ENGAGEMENT AS companion to x lady. or governess to young children; country preferred. Address A. W., station A. LADY SPEAKING FRENCH AND SPANISH FLU ently, will give lessons to foreigners on moderate terms, Address M. G. P., Herald ofiice. A PARISIAN LADY, AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, would accept Board in this city 1a a respectable (amily as equivalent for mstruction ; best city reference givon. Ad: dress R. G. A., Herald office. LADY OF 15 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN DRESS AND ZA. “cioak making in all their branches wishes to engage with some fir t class house either as forewoman or saleslauy has no objection to going South or Weat; San Francisco pre- ferred; best relerences given. Address for one week, L.A. MAY, Post office, Boston, Mass. A YOUNG LADY, CULTIVATED AND A GOOD 4A reader, wishes a eae as companion to a laay; would travel; the only object m pleasant bome: references ‘Address M. C., Williamsburg Post oflice. pc No Lane SOanING TO RETURN TO ie nd, would like to make an e1 ment as compani tow ia “e dy yay charge of one oriwo children, Address RE, maid or coi Y 25, 1871. anc SER UARIONS WANTEOUSMAURS. A. EADY, THOROUGHLY COMPETENT TO TAKE care of a gentleman's family, desires a home; would teach French and English to the wardrobe of you mall obiidren and take care of Fenuired location not particular Adsitees for g ‘ not particular. Adar ° T., Brevoort House, New York. srg N ENGLISH WIDOW WISHES EMPLOYMENT IN A fancy Berlin wool store or light fancy b references offered Address K. T., at Bradley’ Atlantic at., Brooklyn. (ZEEMAN LESSONS, GRAMMATICALLY OR CONVER- X wationaily, by an experienced teacher, to ladies children, during the day, at #4 per month, Address Madame H. K. 8. Herald office, 0. TRAVEGLERS.—A YOUNG WIDOW (ENGLISH), with « good farnily going to any part of the world; would remain with family afer arrival if wanted; undergtands hourekeeping thorouzhly ; ie fond of children and would not object to be acompanion to an {nvalid; has been Louse keeper atx years; best referance given. Address H. VIRS- HOUSE, Herald office. TANTED—BY A RELIABLE AMERICAN LADY, A situation as housekeeper in a hotel or tirst cla family; a good position more an object than #alary. Ad dress CHABLIN, Clarendon Hotel Post ollice box. WANTED BY AN AMERICAN LADY, WITH GOOD reference, a home in a firat class family, to do light housework and plain sewing; would wait on an invaild. Ad- dress box 29:8 Post ollice, Intelligence Oftves. W ELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN SERVANTS FOR YY “all positions, capable and trustworthy, constantly found at German Bureau, 803 Bowery. dirs, LOWE. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. A. T STEWART & CO. WANT SEVERAL EXPE- £\. rienced saleawomen for their dress sinit and ladies! un- derwear department, Apply, with references. Brondway and 10th at. A YOUNG GIRL WANTED- FOR GENERAL HOUSE. AA. work, cook, wash and iron fora small family. Apply Ai 418 East’ 2d st, lust brown stone house but one, below Istav. AS E@PERTENCED MILMINER AND SALESWOMAN Z\. wantes for a inrge establisnment in_a Western town. Apply to 8. A. BELKMAN & CO., 448 Broadway, YOUNG LADY WANTED.TO ATTEND IN A HAIR store. No. 327 Canal at. 4 A. TSTEWART & CO. WANT FIRST CLASS CRAPE AA. workers; work given out to responsible parties. Av- Pig wit references (ith si, entrance), at Broadway and Oth at, A, T,STEWART 4 CO. WANT FIRST CLASS OPERA. + tors on Wheeler ‘Wilson's machines. Apply, with references (9th st, entrance), at Broadway and 10th st, A. T STEWART & CO. WANT A FIRST CLASS ti. dressmaker. Apply, with references (th at. entrance), Broadway and 10th at. AN AMERICAN WOMAN OF ENERGY Z\" Oneiwilling to take storeroom position in a hotel and restaurant; one capable of managing help, willing to work und make herself gonerally lisefal, can bo employed, If all things are satisfactory, upon interview. Apply to CHARLES SNIP, 757 Broadway, corner of 8th itt \IRL T tory at #4 Gol GURL, WASTED—TO PUT UP MEDICINE: ONE who bas had experienee. Apply to WHITE, 109 Bleecker st. WANTED, ACCOUNTANT WANTED-IN A MANU must be accurate in figures and write well. AC: Apply at. ILLINERS WANTED.—FIRST CLASS MILLINERS wanted immediately, high wages, at ROSENBAUN’S, Division st. \fILLINERS.—A FIRST CLASS TRIMMER WANTED; AML fo, competent hand the ‘ixhest wages willbe paid. st Lith st, L y at 318 Broadway, GH. WITTHAUS & CO. FIRST OLASS TRIMMERS; e EW apable of designing preferred. Apply, between Y STATE STRAW WORKS, 030 Kroadway, TANTED--A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN COMPETENT to take charge of a large house on the French plan, Ad- oft V y MAID; FIRST Apply at Nos. 9 and IL V Vv AN GIRL ABOUT 17 ¥ or do general housework: none but those having good reference need apply at 30 Orchard st. CHAMBER- maid and waitress. Apply at No. 5 West 42d at. 7 ANTED-—-A YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD, to make herself generally useful, Cail at 35 Chariton \ street. ae: WA4XTED—A COMPETENT. WAITR willing o assist in chamberwork. Apply at 218 West Mth at. V reference. TANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS FIRST CLASS laundress; understands flung and rutting; best city Cail at 483 Ota av. A BOY TO RUN ERRANDS, DELIVER ‘and be useful in an office; must resiie In the wages $8 per week. Address, stating references, in handwriting of applicant; GIRL AS COOK AND laundre: o family. Only those with good referenc East 15th st, WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED, NURSE TO TAKE full charge of an infant from its birth; young person referred ; none need apply unless well recomimended. Call ‘or thiee days at 455 Canal at WANTED TWO FIRST CLASS MILLINERS, TO GO to a pleasant country town in Connecticut. Address, T. F. CARROLL, Windsor Locks, Conn, ANTED—A COMPETENT PROTESTANT GIRL TO do the general housework of small family at Eliza ; Wages not to exceed $12 per month. Apply to ier 49 North river. Warren SALESWOMAN IN A FANCY GOODS shod ladies’ dross trtzamtag store, WwAxt 'D—AN ORPHAN GIRL, FROM 10 TO 14 years of age, bright and barat ad home ; American or German preferred. Address COUNTRY, Herald office. IN THE COUN- ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMIL try, @ respectable woman as first class cook, washer and ironer. To a competent person good wages will be given. Apply at G0 Wall st. ofice No. %, up stairs, or at room 28 ¥ ok ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED AMERICAN LADY, without encumorance, as housekeeper in a genteel boarding house ; one who held a similar position before pre- ferred; good reference required. Apply for three days, from 910 12. M., at 63 Bond st. WANTED-A NEAT, TIDY PROTESTANT, GIRL, TO attend childrer ayd do up stairs work. Apply at 429 ‘West 7th at. ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON; also a girt as chambermaid; ‘must understand their business and have good city reference, Call to-day at 219 West 4eth st. wy WANTED. A WIRER AND LINER FOR FINE STRAW hats. None but the bess need apply to BALCH, PRICE & CO,, 19 Fulton at., Brooklyn, WASTED-AN ENGLISH CHAMBERMAID, TO Go to a healthy, pleasant country place; wages $10. Ap- ply to WILLIAM, io Weat 20th at, ANTED—A GIRL ironer, Apply at 4 TANTED—FOR DOWN STAIRS WORK, A FIRST : asher, ironer and good plain cook ; good wages to a first class servant, witn the best city references, and not atrald to work; family private. Apply at 27 East 9th at., corner of University piace. OG WEST 21ST ST.—A COMP! 226 generat housework. AS COOK, WASH AND East 49th st., corner of 4th ay. ENT GIRL TO DO SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. EAST 47TH 8T.A COMPETENT FRENCHMAN WHO 7 chenks several ianguages, na travelting servant to a fam. ily; good reference. Address J. H. GERMAN MERCHANT DESIRES A SITUATION IN aty capacity; not afraid of work. Address Herald onice. N EDITOR DFSIRES A SITUATION AS REPORTER, local or general editor. Has iarge experience. An ex: pert at shortuand. Unexceptionable refereace (urnisned. Address G. G., box 3:9 West Meriden, Conn. M ANUSCRIPTS, LETTERS, &C., COPIED EXPEDI- tiously by an experienced copyist; terms moderate. Address R. G., box $85 Heraid office, SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN FROM THE South, in a whelesale cloth house; four years’ ¢: Fience. Address SUUTHBRNEM, box 116 Herald oftice. Ww* NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, LATELY ARRIVED willing to make himself generally useful; good references. Kadrese 1: 1 JONES, Wa whet, WASTED A. SITUATION, BY A FIRST. CLASS waiter, only short cme from England, in a hotel private family orto travel wih s gentieman; {8 smart, re: ie aod perfectiy up to the |:test kuropean styie; best owmodations, Address, stating wages, ac., M. P., 260 North Eutaw at., Baltimore, Md, CLERKS AND SALESMEN, T, STEWART & ©O. WANT SEVERAL THOR- ZA.. oniguly competent silk salesmen. Those having a large city experience preferred. Apply, with references. and 10th st, broaay N ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS, TEMPERATE AND EN- ergetic man, aged 33, and correct at figures and accounts; of good business ca- deaires em: D., box pacity and experience, with best cny referen loyment with moderate compensation. 9,315 Post office. THOROUGHLY COMPETENT RE open ior an engagement; right years’ @ (ers to present employer. Address d., Box 2, \t oftie CCOUNTS INVESTIGATED, ERRORS CORRECTED, bankrupts’ books examined and executors’ accounts sed; books accurately kept. J. ¥. BURROW, box if? oilice. TRAVELLING SALESMAN, HAVING AN EXTE! sive acquaintance in New York, Western ant So: I western States, will be open for an engagemeut arch Undoubted reiérences. Hardware business preierred. Ad- dress F. D.P., Herala oftice. A ENTLEMAN, 32, WITH ENGLISH CERTIFICATE, who has had 15 yearw experience in the woulenale drug trade, desires the position of manager or bookkreper in & whoiésale house; best references, with recommen ta- Won trom present employer. Address PHARMACY, 91 we Kalb av., Brooklyn. YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS TRAVEL ling salesman in the stationery amd printers’ supply Hee salereg eotpaiatenee io Northera New York. revereness. Address W, 3, A.. Herald odice. from England, « situation ins boot and shoe store; | ‘2 good and radid pooman; quick | West Houston at., after 1 o! CLERKS AND SALESWEN, FIRST CLASS TUNER, REPAIRER AND #ALES A man wants a sitnatior will tune pianos for $1 en: Treas STANLEY, Herald ot AA Dest recommen tations, oF fatlafaction guaranteed. Ad- mot Ei oe ~ aut eI JUNIOR DRUG CLERK WANTED—AT PENNERS orner ad at., and Broadway; must live ia and bave good references. RUGGISTS, SITUATION WANTED BY AN EXPERI. ‘enced city prescription clerk ; can prepare all the neces sary chemicals, Address for four days MEDICUS, No. 7 th ay. JOSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR SALESMAN IN A wholesale house. Thoroughly competent, No billiards, Bor 2,758 Post off reapondent, fruit basiness BH lish, German, French, Spanish, is conversant with Address 8. P., Herald ottica, W ASTED-IN A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, young man who fsa good writer, quick and correct at figures. Addreas, with particulars, PENMAN, box 2,00 Pout office, WASTED-A YOUNG MAN THOROL ‘ tomed to handling and packing tollet soaps. Addre Stating experience aad sa ary desired, CALVERT, box station AL \ PERIENCED SALESMAN IN DRUGS for the Western trade. Relia- PANTED and d ANE, ble and © nt p ly will please address, with particulars, box 8,54 Post office. V TANTED—A SALESMAN WHO HAS A CITY CASH trade in teas and coffees. Address G., bux 14% Herald office, WAXTED—A DROGGIST (A THOROUGH BUSINESS man), with from $3,000 to $5,000, to joto the advertiser ina wholesale cash business; investigation solicited, Ade dross W. N, Buy Herald oflice, stating where an intorvicw ox e had. WASTED-A YOUNG MAN, 16 OR 17 YEARS OF ‘age, in a wholesale millinery houge; one who writes a ‘and has some knowledge of the business preferred, Address B, W., station A, WANTED BY A WHOLESALE NOTIONS HQUSE, A firet cast entry clerk; none but those perfectly come petent and who can give besi refereuces need apply. Ad- dress box LL station A, $2,000 70, LOds, AS SRCURITY WITH RELI: “ae ‘able house that requires the services of pra tleal double entry bookkeeper or salenman; highest testimo- ial from present employers. Address B., box Ih Herald otlice. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED MAN, NO ‘amily, wishes ® altuation Intl ry; good gare doner; understands the care of cattle; good oriver a 4 mniiker; a véry intelligent man and good worker; a ence from countrPund city, Addresa J. ©., 742 10tn a ner 50th at, A COACHMAN'S SITU petent single young . Address J, 0. ©, TION WANTED beat refere uite Fiaias, W BY A © from tame ichanier county, BR AND FLOKIST..A SITUATION wanted, by a single man, thoroughly undierst ture of fruit, flowers and’ vegetables; first cla ences. SSISTANT GARDENER'S SITUATION WANTLD—BY¥ f roughly understands gartening tm its branches; will be disengeyed In a few daye: by Address for one week KOBLRT BOYD, Bay Ridge, Address I, station b. w rn ND HIS WIFE WANT SITUATIONS IN A the man aa waiter and coachman, and bis wife y |, seameatress and : —_ French, Ger man and English; best referens Address A. b., West Side Advertising Agenoy, 75 West 2d at, GENTLEMAN DESIRES A SITUATIO chman (Ameri d, having employed him four years, dress 1,00 Broadway, private stable, 8 COACHMAN—BY A SINGLE MAN; UNDER AA tania his business ; has 13 years’ olty reference ; will- ing and obliging; good groom and careful driver, Address M.C,, box 11 Herald oflice, FIRST CLASS COACHMAN DESIRES A SITUATION ; ig a good, sober man and thoroughly understands bie business; can drive ani; throe years’ good cliy rever- ence, Call on or address COACHMAN, $25 Eat 29th st, FLORIST AND GARDENER (LAND! the very high Mifieat rate and bas filled only the be an engagement fora fi Jace, with plenty of ginss, rintend the construction of the honges on & Dew a wife, but no children, Address J. L. D., bow Pout office. roR His ), whom he can confidently re- Call at or ade N’S SITUATION WANTED--BY A COLORED understands his buaines city refere both written and personal, Address COACHMAN, bo: Herald office, for two days. NOACHMAN AND GARDENER -BY SINGLE ) two veara’ reference from last employer; dress P. L.., box 107 Herald otlice. (OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—RY A RR: J spectable, industrioas single man; thoroughly under. sianés his business; excellent groom; experienced city drt ver; best city reference, Addr box 156 Herald office, ((OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESP! J able single man, {na private family; bas a th knowledge of his business; city or country; best reference from present employer. Address H. GIBNEY, Westoa, | Somerset county, XARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST F class gardener ; ia English, married; thoroughly under- stands the management of hot ‘and cold graperies, Sowers, fruit and vegetables and the general management of a gen- tleman’s place ; good reference as to y and industry. Address T. GUN, in care J, B., 173 Jams Syracuse, N. ¥ VARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED.—IS A FIRST cluss gardener, in all its branches, Addreas B. K BLIss, soed store, 28 Park piace, for Richard O'Rellly, gar ner. ‘ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED J man; no tamily; {s thoroughly competent In the mam ‘agement of » gentleman's place, greenhouse, bot and cold vaperies, and all other br Eatlona to gorretgond with P. WALS, ANTED—A SITUATION, inderstands his business thoroughly ; first de 219 Herald office. WANTED A SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT MAR. ried man as gardener, or wold take charge of a farm for xome gentlemai he best of reference frou bis rald office. ANTED—A COACHMAN’S SITUATION, BY AN Englishman of 92 yeara’ experience in London and New York; thorough groom; best city reference from last mnpleyans Address for two days P. G., box 162 Herald oilice. Wee BY A GARDENER, A_ SITUATION; & stout, active man who understands the growing fruit, flowers and vegetables or the management of a gentle- man's place; can be well recommended. Address G., box 193 Herald oil ANTED—BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GER. man gardener, of long expertence in the culture of fruit, vegetables and flowers under glass, a first class situation om * gentleman's place, near New York city. Address A. HL. care of B. K. Bliss &’Son, seed store, 20 Murray st. WASTED-MAN, AND WIFE, AS COACEMAN AND cook. Must have satisfactory references, Apply to JAMES 8, MYERS, 26 Pine WANTED.-A PRACTICAL FARMER AND WIFB (American or Scotch), without children, to work and take charge of a farm one year or more. Address, with re- ferences, for one week, J. FILLMORE, Herald ollice. WASEDA, SITUATION, vardenor in all its branch BOLL, Flo 11 TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND ‘groom, by a competent, steady, singe man; three first class reference from'last plage. Cull at or address East th st., rear stable. BY AN EXPERIENCED es; good references, Address t, Jamaica, L. I. Vv Ros HELP WANTED—MALES. A. 1, STEWART & CO. WANT WELL EDUCATED AND AA. intelligent cash and stock boys, who will be promoted to the position of aslesmen xs soon as competent. Apply, with references, before 9 A. M. Broadway and 10th et. GENTS WANTED.—CALL AT NO, 6 STATI ST. TO- day, after 4 o'clock P. M., rear eflice, on first tloor. T THE LEXINGTON AV. TURKISH BATHS, COR. ner 25th #t.—An honest, healthy, large, Mes cee industrious, strictly temperate ‘American or Bnglish- out 20; references required. OK AGENTS WANTED—TO CANVASS FUR “CUBA with Pen and Pencil.” Apply to k. & J. B. MEEKS, 33 Dey at. eae YARVER WANTED.—APPLY TO D. 8, EDWARDS, frame,makel Chatham square. ANTED—CANVASSERS, WHO CAN COMMAND business, for a life insurance company. A liberal ad- vance will be made Inquire at room No. 1 No, 84 Park row. ) ANT! GOOD, EXPERIENCED MAN, WHO UN- derstands the manufacture of chocoiate in all branches. | Inquire at 24 und 26 Wooster st., of A. BLANC! & CKUSCHI, chocolate manufacturers. \’ ANTED.—AN INTELLIGENT BOY, TO MAKE HIM: Lt. self generally useful, in an importing house. Address station A. NTED_A GOOD, SOBER, HONEST BARKEEPE: wit references. | Apply at the House of Commons, 2 WASTED A WARD ROOM STEWARD FOR UNITED Stat vamabip Cailfornia, Apply at room 88 Ste vens House, from 6to7 P.M. 1 er GOOD CHAMPAGNE BOTTLER AND & ter; constant work to experienced hands. Call om South Shore Wine Company, 36 Dey st. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE MAN, TO take charge of a retail store and keep books. Address box 70 Post office, Huntington, L. I. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED PORTER AND PACK, er; One accustomed to the fancy goods business. Apply ja the store, 385 Cana) at. y TANTED—A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS MAD EXPR Tener as a canvasser, to establish sub-agencies in the astern States, KH. FEKGUSUN & CO. 193 Bieecker the New York. WAnten cas AMERI Of age for olfice work, a Heralt off ce, in own writin, former employer. 7 ANTED—FIRST W “int'chop house. ‘A and Canal sts., unmediate! x pa aeinniniecenae BOUT IT YEARS fd WW, box Al CLASS BROILERS FOR STEAK al southwest corner of yANTED-—A FIRST CLASS WAITER; ONE WHO CAN WwW‘ Jorman aad English and te willing to Imscltiscueeniy ueefu Cal. at Movument Hotiae, No. n square. ial ab A MAN WHO THOROVGNLY UNDIR. ss ice eceain, Charlowle Russe and plate enn te na wages pais. o gv0d tad, se | perme arenes ok, Now Haven. Comm,