The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1871, Page 3

SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALE*, FE th it won tl Cookm &c. 30, WEST 35TH ST.—AS COOK AND ASSIST IN THE Be rey by a competent woman. Excellent reference 38 pier 29TH §T.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS COOR has ro objection to a little washing; good city refer fence, Can be seem at her last etnployer's, NGLISH WOMAN AS FIRST ‘amily ; x0od. ref toe three days, TWO GIRLS; ONE. AS EXCEL- 10 assist in washing, the other as Lrst Waitress ; unexceptionabie references ; 131 EAST “eT H ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S —A ky Feterence, Call for tw WEST 27TH BT.—A Zinan chambermaid inTOURE, Woman as cook; ts 6 good baker} will ng tO tin ing and ironing. 1B WEST 25TH ST.--A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS 169 Fast ser st AN EXPERIEN trions girl as plain cook, washer Jo general housework in a small private 20 2) thorongh couk ; would go to amall boarding house & jort distance inihe country; city reterenc 249 WEst wp s will go to the country. Q55 WaT pork sr., IN THE REAR,-.A RESPECTA. ble girl as cook; understands ail kinds of cooking; A tirst class baker; has no cbjection toa private boarding CAPABLE WOMAN AS , een cee NT LAUNDRESS TO washing ather own uiling and fluting __ SITUATIONS. V WANTED—FEMALES. ‘ Laundresses. & &e_ 164 Besir WIDOW WOMAN WANTS WASH- ing and Jroning, Can be well recommended. 316 FASt STH St. BETWREN Is? AND 3D Avs. A respectable woman to do washing for families or gentlemen. Apply 1a the basement, © BAS? 199TH ST.— 2 341 take in gentlemen: aad lad home, or would work out by the ¢ done in the peatest manner, Tealtor wide A.Q5 EAST2TH st., BETWEEN IST AV, AND AV. A., top floor, back’ room. A able woman aa'th rough laundress; ‘understands ber bu.iness in every branc wishes to go out by the day, either to wash, iron or house- pg; understands French tiuting and pufing. Call for wo days, 490 6Tll AV, ROOM 10.—A COMPET dress wishes some iadies! and gentlemen's wa at her own home; luting aud puting dove tu the ne 52 WEST MTH §T.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN e to do fine washing twa Tes gentlemen and ladies at her residence; promptly attended to. VARICK PLACE, SULLIVAN 5T., NEAR BLEECK- er.--A respectable married womail as wet nurse; best city reference. 54. &, NIVERSITY PLACE.-A MONTHLY NURS OF now disengaged; no objection to the country; bes 99 & A YOUNG E ‘ess tock excel'ent baker; good references. good plain cook ; will ar with washing and iron- days, erence, Can be avon at present employer's Jent cook house; best city references. arr 307 West, 1H sta COMPETENT WOMAN AS ood cook in a private family; has no objection to Bo short distance in the country; ean come well recom- maed. — Call for two days. € 3% EAST TH "REAR.—A RESPECTABLE irl pod ook, Wasber and lroner: BSS crt aes teaneae it el ae family; good cityreference, 8TH AV.-A COMPETENT WOMAN AS FIRST 392 class cook in a private family; would go in the country for the su:nmer months; city ref ferences, OT Base iTH St, BETWEEN ‘18? AV. AND AY. 4 room 10,—Cook aud waitress, mother and daugh- ts, recently disengaged and highly recommend- all private fainily, 09 THAV.GA QOMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN AS 706 : understands all kinds of desserts; uo objec- Yon to the country forthe summer, Can be seen for ys. Chambermaids, &e. 14 CHRYSTIF. ST., WESTPHALIA HOUSE.—A YOUNG French lady, epcaking English, as chambermaid in a ‘Siret clave houre ; dest recommendation, 18 WEST 25TH ST.-A LADY WISHES A SITUATION for an excellent woman as chambermatd or chamber- maid and waitress. WEST 20TH S8T.-TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL ‘be seen at her EAST 46TH 8° A GIRL. TO DO UPSTAIRS 6 QQ Misto tive together; one as chambermald and wait Fess, the other as nurse und to axsist with the chamberwork ; Ro objections to the country. Can be seen for two days at ir present employer's, HY West gern sr Deo _ as chambermald and waitress. Can employers, Ca days, 109 WESt 0TH sr., BETWEEN BROADWAY AND ‘A reayectable young girl as chambermaid axa waitreses will asales whi tio waahlog oF 40 ligne hou work; city reference, 16 WEST 86TH ST.. te “RESPEC ABLE GIRL TO do chamberwork or take care of children; best Fefe rence, < 237 email family; city reterenct 305 THAT. FiRsr FLOOR.-A YOUNG GIRL AS OVO chamberinatd and waitress or to assist with wash- ing: best city relerence. 4:35 West gp sts LADY WISHES TO PROCURE Je) a situation for a chambermald and wal mend ag chai FAMILY GOING TO THE “COUNTRY WIRE: to procure a situation for a girl they oan hight; onor ubermuld and waitress, dress to RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE TO in the country; the woman a8 chambermaid and ‘wuitrens; the man thoroughly understands al! kings of lati work, including waiting; no objection to a hotel or to travel ; rat class city reference. Address M. L., box 204 Herald Dressmakers and Scamstrosses. PRINCE ST,, THIRD FLOOR.—A VERY RESPECT- Al able Protestint girl, an orphan fastitution, as au excellent plain seamstress,’ Inquire for two days. 27 WASHINGTON “SQUARE (NORTM). A DRESS- maker and seamstress, having Mnished her engage- mente in the city, would keto go to & famiy in the coun! t 2 EAST 1818 7 “A FIRST CLASS DRE! wishes a few more engagements by the day ; late ‘T. Stewart's. Call for two days, from 10 to 4 0! "clock. AQ, BAST, si8T STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS seamstress or to 3 in the country for the summer ; city reterence. GIRL A! STRESS; CAN A WEST NTH st 8 SEA operate on machine; 18 willing to assist with growing Jd go to the’ country for the summer, Cau Been at her lust euployer's. 6: CLINTON PLACE, RIGHTH STREET (NO SIGN at the door),-—Paris Dress and Clonk Making. A tew more pirate ‘amiiles can huve wheir work done in the most fashionabl le at very moderate terms; also ladies’ own material made up {0 ‘millinery. Inquire for ‘Madame. ) WEST 20TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson's aewing machine would like r iF in the country by the month; can cut and fit ladies’ and eblidren's underwear und do all kinds of Une tucking, &¢, L1G EAbt UTE St, BETWEEN 8D AND «TH AV Arespeciable giti as dressmaker, ludy’s maid, & ‘good referenves ; no objection to the country oF to tray 123 > CHARLES ST.—A COMPETENT DRESBMAKER 2 ane more work from ladies; work taken at home the day; orders executed at short notice; terms reas- = 19TH ST,, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS., FIRST ¢) toor.—A’ dressnaker would like « few engagements; would prefer the country ; 1s a yood operator; can cnt and fit uothes and do all Kinds of famuy sewing; has a ma- shine of her own if wanted. 1GQ Wat 4H Sta FIRST CLASS DRESSMAK: R 4 wishes a few more engagemeuta by the day, week oF month ; cau cut aud it; has her own sewing machine. No objection to ike country. work and aasist with washing, or do housework for | reference given, 120 WEST [tH st.5 A YOUNG GIRL _AS NURSE, SU lately landed; will assist with chumberwork and herself’ generally’ useful, 2 4. WEST 19TH GTA RESPECTABLE WOMAN nurse; has baby one month old; ts healtn: and strong; % in willing to make herseli useful; underatan aren. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS.— 1 36 WEST 19TIT A respectab! oman as wet nurse, 14 WEST 4TH Mid SECOND 1 FLOOR.—A paerect. able young 3 Durse and stress; can set on the machine; noo! 156 WEST 2TH st, BETWEEN rH AND “1TH 9) wa.—A young woman as baby’s nurse or chamber- maid ‘and’ waitress ; no objection to go a short distance in the country; good city reference, 16] WET SD St.—TWO RESPECTABLE GREG: one as nurse, the other as chambermaid and plain wenmatress; good reference. 201 WES? 34TH 8T., CORNER 1TH AV.—A PROTES' 1". ant woman as ‘hurse and seamstress; willing to as- sist with chamberwork; city reference. 2 WEST 2TH ST.--A NEA’ RESPECTABLE le ried woman aa’ wel nurse; her own baoy six weeks old juntry ; referen ea on to the country ety freah breast of milk: city 2Q05 WEST zTa st, NBAT AMERICAN GIRL, 15 J) years of age, to assist in Gren and make h erally w tnef ratty re 6 26TH ST., NEAR STR AV. A RESPECTABLE woman as nurse and scamatress in @ private family. Gall for two duys. 909 WE 2TH ST. BETWEEN ave,—As infant's nurse; can sew; @ Protestant; beat city reference ; no objection to the country. BQ] BAST STU STcA RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as nurse; ts a very good plain sewer, 326 t EAST 11TH ST., 1TH AND 8TH BETWEEN IST AND 2D A respectable inarried woman to go as wet 335 HENRY ST.--A RESPECTABLE. YOUNG MAR. oe ried woman, with fresh beast of milk, as wet nurse. Call on or address Mrs, CLARK fortwodays 54.7 $f AV..A RESPECTABLE MARRIED. WO- e Man as wet nurse; best city references, Call for two days. Waitresses, d&c. 48 EAST 19TH 8T., NEAR BROADWAY.—A GOOD, smart Protestant girl as wallressand chambermuld ? would go to the country; good elty reference, Call on Mon: day at her present employer's. WEST 43D ST.-A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WO- man as first class waitress ina private tamily, or as chainbermald and to assist with the washing, no ovjection to the country for remainder of summer; vest city reference. 203 VEST 27TH 8T,—A NEAT YOUNG WOMAN AS firat class waitress or chambermaid and to assist ing; three years? city reference. 942% WEST STII ST., BETWEEN TTH AND 8TH AVS. A respectavie young girl as first class waftress, or Jil do chamberwork; no objection to go a short distance In the country ; wiil do Light housework ; city reference. fod Miscelianeous, 4 WEST 2TH S?.-—-A YOUNG i tatalt having tanght her pepe) d eeareere desires would ive private LADY, situation in a seminat nliy, or ‘or upils. She refers to the fare of the seminary where she has been last employed, Address Mme, MOSELL YEASAY. 2 NURTHL WASHINGTON SQUARE.—A seUxG: GER. man |i , musical and well educated, either as ladi Companion or to teach und take care of growing cbildr will nasist In flue sewing; good testimonials. Call or address, 51 EAST BROADWAY.—A WOMAN TO DO CARPET *). wing, AIRS, a laying; mattresses made over. Ad- i PINEAPPLE 8T., NEAR HENRY ST., BROOKLYN— An American woman, aged 80, intelligent and redved, 70 Who recently had care of ai invalid, is desirous of obtaining rome more acitve employment; ts trustworthy and reliable; wisiaamil ta miemeon onices ene ‘and permanent Tome the cbiet object: location not imaportant; unexception- Sig reterence from late employer. “Call on or address Miss [Ad STH AVA PADY, GIVES LESSONS Day oR Oe evening in all the Engiish branches, penmanship, drawing, painting, photograph coloring, wax dowers, photo- ernphs painted, “Call or address TEACHER, 20 ALLEN S87., FIRST FLOOR.- ST.—A IDOW man girl in a'widower'e family, OO AbRES RESPECTA woman wants a situation in # widower" family ; ity oF country. 369 YOUNG GER- JAY ST., BROOKLYN, ‘a good, legible hand, wishes co Hy OE EN TGQ BROADWAY, Room 37, (Oe y, w reliable person, speaking and netia dluentiy, a position'as teacher in a schoo! or ta references from schoole where resided before. Address TEACHER, or apply in the afternoon. 204. Bast, (TH §T.-AR_CHAMBERMAID AND { waltress; wre years’ reference. 290 WHE NTH st. NEAR 7TH AV.—A COMPE- teat dressmaker wants a permanent siiuation in a vate family ; thorough'y understands family sewing of all via; cau opérata on Wheeler & Wilson's iauchine; no ob- Jection to the position of lady's mald. 297 STH AY, BETWEEN 1ST AND22D STS.—A FIRST class dressineker, by the day or week, wishes a few re customers. Call or adi 2 237, EAST HTH §T.—A FIRST CLASS DR dies can re'y on getting perfect fitting dresses made made on short notice; garments cut and 73: derstande al! kinds of family sewing and dresamak- ement in the West as forewoman; would go to St. to Ko out by the day. 39 “6TH AV., BETWEEN fand trimmed jn the latest style; waiking suite and evening i Miss CLINCH. QD AV.—A FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS: UN- Mg; oF as nurse and seamstress; best city reference, IRST CLASS DRESSMAKER DESIRES AN EN- Thicago ; lish cutter and titter; best ref erence. Address Mi Herald oflice. General Housework, &c. BANK ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO housework in a small private family. 61 WALL ST.—A FEMALE OF MIDDLE AGE testant) as housemaid or eperal servant in # re- spectable family, Apply to Mr, H. LOVE, 12 NORFOLK 8T.—A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GEN. eral housework ; is willing and obliging, M. HILD" 162 WEST 47TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN Birt to do general housework or chamberworle; ‘would also reference. a0 attend to children; American family preferred; 216 WEST 28TH ST.-A YOUNG GIRG TO DO GEN- §) erat housework in a amoall family ; best clty referenc 22 WEST MTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL to do general housework; best city reference, Can be seen at her present employe 325 , ‘two day. 399 WEST S6TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do general housework in a small tamiiy; beet city = Jast employer, where she haa} ived for tour WEST 28711 6Y.—A GIRL, LATELY LANDED, 10 do general housework. WEST 4IST 8T,—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO general Lousowork ina small private family. Call 417 mae ammall family. HM ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTEST- ely landed), to do general housework in 41 Q West sap 8T.—A Ri STABLE GIRL TO DO 0 housowork ina amatl family, or will do chamber- srork ; elty or country ; best city referen 44 WEST 19TH ST.-A YOU: NG GIRL TO DO GENE- ral housework in @ family of two or three, or to do chamberwork, help wash and iron, 530 Mes, ars weet, rH ST, BETWEEN 10TH AND TH ara A. young xis to do general housework in a small private fam: reference from last place. Call for two days, 296 ® AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, LATE- ly landed, to do general housework in a small pri- rate family. Housekeepers, &c. $7 ADELPHI ST, BROOKLYN A LADY AS HOUSE. Keeper; is rriidng. to do the work of samail family, ail on or address Misa S., for one week. fees 4TH ‘8T, —AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS housekeeper in a hotel; hay a practical knowleage of the same; woud leave the city. Address Mra. NELSON. Of 8TH AV.—A YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN AS the 150 first clase housekeeper in a widower's family where re children ; references exchanged. STANTON 8 FIRST FLOOR, REAR.—A “MID. ,, Ve-aged lady ai housskeeper for & widower or aged 183 % by eel J ST., BROOKLYN. abe NegnaEeer eS, refined, py , stranger and ore in a m7 ha fl. Suk Sn: cire reUmnetances,, now rOwn O1 We " fowl (nk on el ba AL ea widower mnelor pally, weet be considered ‘as one of the! family, a she is ne week PLEASANT HOMES” F YOU WANT A COMPETENT LADY TEACHER, highly recommended, for piano and singing, also for the English, German and French languages, address ARTIST, box 1i9"tlerald ofice. ANT! -BY A YOUNG LADY OF LIBERAL EDU. cation a aituatioo fn a family Ley to Paetapnc or os companion to a lady; would take gharge of children or an valid, Address M, box 216 Herald ANTED—BY 4 YOUNG LADY OF THE HIGHEST alifications, « situation in @ private family to teach music, French and the highest English branches, or would attend « few puptia at her own or thelr residences ;'no objec- tion to the count ‘inereoptionsble references, dress L. Fy, box 202 Herald office, . Intelligence Offices. 7 NUMBER OF GERMAN SERVANTS CONSTANTLY found at the German Bureau, 803 Bowery ; entrance on Firat sireet. ‘Mrs. LOW! H ELP WANTED—FEMALRS._ A LADY TEACHER, AWISHING | @ TO E EMPLOY HER ti during the vacan rot r, May fins congenial Sagagement by Salling, writ testimonials of character, at 117 Nassanst.,oflices22and 24, A~WORK, GIVEN OUR AT HIGHEST PRICES 70 . pay for fitat class Sewinz Machmes, Instruction BLAKE & POND, 21 Astor place and 142 Eighth st \HAMBERMATD WANTED-—10 DO THE WORK OF A Coikaut faraly.. Apply at 814 West 20d a, PROTESTANT, GIRL WANTED—(GERMAN PREFER. red) for general housework in a private family. Call, with reference, at 145 East 16h et., from 11 to 12 A, af. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS. APPLY | ar 991 Pear st., up stairs, Tree, ‘WA Nteo_pestqxens FOR FIRST CLASS MILLI. nery work. Applyto EISEMANN & MAYER, No, 6 ers. Apps at 9th st. entran bee ey ON WHEELER & WILSON’S: ‘Woonter si WANTED. SEVERAL FIRST CLASS EMBROIDER. STEWART & RE & COs) Broadway and 10th st. nd Grover & Baker's machines. ty at 9th st. en- 9 A, T, STEWART & 00., B roadway, nd 10th at. trance, ANTED—A WOMAN TO WASH AND IRON TABLE peta bed linen and to make here agen useful, at Uni jon Park, 634 3d st. ang Ist ry at ANTED.-A SMART GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS! work; one who does not know thoroughly the work need not come; wages $16 a month. Inquire at 665 7th av, Mme, OBRY. ANTED-A A FIRST CLASS FAURE Ree APrLY at i AV.y between 101 and 12 A. Winns wy SOBER, WILLING “WOMAN, TO COOK ‘and assist with coarse washing, 35 Kast 9h st, near University place, ANTED-A GIRL FIFTEE: YEARS of age to mind children and make herselt generally usefal, Apply: atl ™” 8a ay. cecond oor. ANTED—A GOOD COOK, MIDDLE AGED WOMAN preferred, for a private boarding house; liberal and a good home, at 149 Mercer st., near Hutiston st, Wet. YOUNG GIRL, BETWEEN u AND 16, re of children and make herself generally useful. Apply after 10.at 182 Weat 87th st, noar 71h ay. ANTED-A KIND AND CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN for general housework in a smail family, in a pleasant village, where a good and permanent home can be Apply at once at No. 8 West Bid at, __ SITUATIONS _ WANTED—MALES._ aA. cree tne tht Garren a A COMPETENT coLoRED WAITER WISHES A SITUA- tion fn a famil; BS nk house house; Fg gO On trial one Week without pay. Ga ey 45 Went 80th week a0 Mulve| verry st 2 Ta ar Maiti enres or address J, M., 210 Bi idee Cou Can be een ull en- ANT! A SITUATION, BYA ‘OUNG 1 MAN, barte al ibest city reserenges. Callas or raat NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 3, 1871. _ SETUATIONS (WANTED—MAUES, ANTED—A ey as Lae: wash co leman 1o the Springs or in a private family; frat clasn rerereace,, Address it, Me box S81 ow way, Beds for'ten dave. penn ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN "THE ory, A situation aa porter in a store; will make bimaelf gen- erally useful; good references; lately landed from England. Address 296 7th ay., corner 37th Btey fourth fl ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN, A SITUA- tion as waiter in himself generally uset try: good city re ference given. Call at 119 F CLERKS AND SALESMEN. [BUG CLERK WANTED..ONE WITH 4 THOROUGH knowledge of the retail an Meme business, Ap- ply corner Bridge and York sta,, Brookly! 1 MERCHANTS, SUPERINTENDENTS, BUSINESS managers, ‘Ac. —A gentleman desires the services experienced Disiness man an hor, day oF evening +00 ation i dress, giving referencs, MAN. cen he Dai nene pn ican lageenn # jo may 088, particulars, ox 145 Herald o once. WASTED STEADY YOUNG MAN, TO SELL GOODS, collect bilis and make bimself generally useful in a Mquor house: one who can deposit security will tind steady employment at 139 Greenwich # COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE man, Protestant, with Cyt} famtly ; thoroughly un- derstands bis business ; three years’ city or country refer- ence. Addreas W. G., box 127 Herald office, MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH- man and groom, bent city reference can be bad by call yng on ©, M., No, 3t ‘West 22d st,, for one week, COAOHMAN WANTS A SITUATION; I8 A FIRST class driver and groom; single man; best, city reter- ence; three years in last place. Cali at’ or address 1, Broadway, corner 28th at, RESPECTABLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AB coachman, or will help in the garden; very obliging and willing. Address 65M Wail st., second floor, front. THO ROUGHLY COMPETENT ENGLISH PROTEST. ant single man, who has conpiorable retainer kovowl- ress edge, ‘rishews, situation su conchinea for three Mt East 251 Bi days’ Ja. NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST cuss man; has 20 vears’ experience in the business; Dest city reference from last emj mpi ers. Calion or W. B,, Coleman's saddle store, 1,253 Broadway, GEREN PROTESTANT MARRIED COACHMAN, with first class ret Seg city or country. Address RB. _ SCHMIDT, Abt Etc Eldridge t., room N 0. 8. ITUATION “WANTED_BY A COMPETENT SINGLE ‘of good experience as coachman and gardener: wing ing and obliging; good city reference, Address M., box 4 of rps SUBSCRIBER, HAVING COMPLETED HIS EN- ent with bis Excellency Lord Lesgar as coachmaan, is open to engagement; highest references, Address H. W., Post office, O1 Kawa, C. We iy ANTED—A SITUATION AS OCOACHMAN AND m, by a single man ; strictly temperate, honest and atentife® understands bis business; good reference. Ad- M, 116 Herald off TANTED—A SITUATION AS GROOM OR COACH. man; can furnish first class city references ; thoroughly understands the care and management of a gentleman's road attees ne and obedient, Address J. 1 Herald of AXTED. A COLORED COACHMAS WILLING AND obligit and who understands bis Dubiness thoronghl With good reference, Apply at 245 West étb at, fmme ately. Wanzen— BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, A SITUA- tion as coachman and groom; one who thorzugniy | understands bis business: can come well recommended. be teh at present employer's, 166 Madison av., between 32d an ste, ANTED-BY A SINGLE, INDUSTRIOUS AND ‘steady Protestant middle-aged man (Dane), a situation ‘as coachman; understands the care and management ot horses and treatment ip all its branches; would be willing to rden ff required? understands how to xentleman’s place in good condition; 16 years’ experl- will be found willing and obliging to his employer; can ah reference. Address U, SCHULTZ, bor 212 _ HELP _WANTED—MALES, 5 ARTENDER WANTED -A YOUNG MAN WHO. ‘UN- derstanda the business. Apply at 39 Washington st. ALE AND FEMALE AGENTS WANTED—TO SELL the Needie-threading Thimble; a great novelty ; profits 200 por cent; sells rapidly, being an ordinary sew! ing thim- te, will’ thread » lady's needle in the dark. Sa ples sent on res ‘ptt oreo cents, . BP. GLENSDY, 06 WASTED A SMART YOUNY MAN, ABOUT TWENTY years old tas eecond steward on board a yacht. Apply to GEORG IN, 425 ,ANTED—A BOY IN A DINING SALOON: MUST know how to walt un tablos; wages from #5 to $6 per week. Apply at 227 South Wy sereD FOR A GROCERY, A STRONG BOY WHO knows the business and can take charge of a horse. 762 6th av., below the depot, ANTED—100 SMART AND ACTIVE BOYS TO ACT ‘as agents for the sale of a new patent articie; will sell Uke hot cakes on the 4th of July; a sunart boy can make from $5 to $10 daily. Apply in basement corner Cedar and Church sta,, for four days ANTED—FOR WHALING VOYAGES, COOPERS, carpenters, blacksmiths, stewards and 25 stout young Appiy to J. MOKISON & CO., 109 South ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR; NUST have reference from last employer, Inquire this day at 3 Washington at., corner North Moo! V J ANTED-AGENTS TO SEL, pects s DALE'S KX 1FE Sharpener. Cail at Northern H Vest and Cortlandt ats., from 8 to 10 A. M. ANTED—IN A CLOTHING STORE, A YOUNG MAN; ‘one acquainted with the business preferred. Best reference required. Inquire of W. Hl. BOWS, 22 South a AITERS WANTED FOR JULY 4 AT THE. CASINO, Central Park. ‘ANTED—A MAN TO WORK ON A FARM; MUST understand machinery, making of cider, Ac. Apply at M6 Pacitiq st, Brooklyn. No objection to married man, THE TRADES. — A GERMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS WELL WEAVING A slik and cotion goods wishes @ situation, “Address J., ibox 160 Herala ofice. HOTOGRAPHER AND GENERAL WORKER WANT- ed—One who can make good ferreotypes; at 260 Bowery [ANTED— A coop cus’ ‘TOM AND SHOP CLOTHING h cutter; must bean American and temperate, at 183 South st. ANTED—A BRASS TURNER AND _ FINISHER, who can do almost any kind of work with despatch, as workman and foreman in an establishment, Adaren a ace last employed and wages expected, W. W. W., ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS ‘caginew. Address A. J. MARTEL, Borat eftice. _FRENCH AS DVERTISEMENTS, : I NE BONNE OUVRIERE FRANCAISE. FESANT BIEN ja robe destrerait de l'ouvrage chez elle ou des journees dans les families; elle se charge des reparations aux vieux costumes, S'aaresser leak RAMU, 117 Bleecker st, NE JE, INE DAME. FRANCAISE DEMANDE UNE placer de demotseile de comptoir dans une bonne maison. Py adresser au 10 Sme rue. WiOK SALE—A VALUABLE an FOR A TERM OF years of property on Broadway, between Liberty and Fulton streets; the buftding isan elegant one, five storics in height, with basement and sub-baeement, about 28x109; is fully rented to good tenants, yielding about 40 per cent: the opportunity of getting such’ profitable case ofa prominent building 4s rare, and {s for sale only because the lessee de- sires S visit Europe. Address BR. H., box 3,208 New York Post office. BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND /ERALD BRANCH OFFICE—BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE, AY NO. 4 COURT STRERT, CITY HALL SQUARE. OFFICE OPEN FROM 6 A. M. TILL 8 P.M. BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIVE THEIR PAPERS E Ne BRANCH DELIV ERY, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN. LE’ ges BROOKLYN, POSSESSION IMMEDI- Oo ateiy, stoop modern brick House, 207 Congress atreet, near € inton, ©. H, OLIVER, No. 7 Beekman st. (OBO! EN, HUDSON ¢ CITY EN RE, For Sale. USINFSS FOR oe eae ane faa by iath JERSEY CITY, ____AND BER( situate on prominent Heights (inte Hudson City), N. Joy a with Stock, Fis tures, bre Py liquor and store. Also Lot ‘ind buiding with ovens, ac., suitable ot a ban ering easy. In- , for sale at CRIS: sa quire of EKS to ‘Aentss judeon seats Hoboken, 1 N. 3 Real J., one block from the terry. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT T YONKERS.—FOR SALE CHEAP ¢ 8,500, FRENCH f roof House, A view ;, te Bi CHARMING HOME OF 15 ACRES IN CHERRY VAU. ted iniles from large town, four hours from New York, close to vost office, store, church, &6. ; all choice epods handsome honse, 11 rooms; ‘nice barn, piggery, hennery, | sia splenctid water, fine orchard, a ent of ebace, very. ig wl pines must be ‘Appre- Glaled; price, cash, balance tn tires years. Address Lo, WAL! Bast Stroudsburg, Pa. BARGAIN “CORNER STORE PROPERTY DOINa Crd Capiness), with oe yo and Gare Hage of Pleasantville he Harlem Jaguire at hs Wert Eleventh rately ; contains 7 rooms, in 5 roomy a ke. ne; five ‘min FU! 2100; fine river low upper d premises, or dway, New Yor A BARGAIN.—NEW FRENCH ROOF THREE STORY and basement, range, etationary tubs. ree ee reves Cy aebes athroom wderny tlh house; we hoor and ten Tintites Ob New i Pert Ese, te tase a PROPERTY pd OF aoe A ed FOR SALE LL WANTING FARMS LANDIS, Vineland Node \OUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR SALE OR TO LET— ) Furpisbed or unfuratshed, at almost every station on the Ine of the Hudson River Railroad. Varties desiring to pur- chuse or hire will find full particulars and be shown the prop- erty by applying to 3. EMBELSON, 4:5 Kighth avenne, 000 SOIL) ADDREss ©, K, UNSURNISHRD. woos AnD APART. 0. sec aasonay 61 LISPENARD STEEET NEAR Broadw mediate possession: rent #250 per yeur. A at amemmad street, second floor, or to AEAYS Nos Pine street 0 | LET VIVE ROOMS, BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED opposite the Park, 715 Sixth avenue, nenr Forty-irst street ; no other tenant in the house, Inquire in the store. 1OR SALE—AT MORRISTOWN, FURNISHED (HORSES a. oe) fount: 4 acres; frait and possession at once. ra ompany. 8. EDDY. ot ‘Prosawan Brooklyn 1 on! soUR- 14 or THE CHOICEST FARMS IN WEpT- ty; located the tifui hills and assy Sprain and 1020 miles of the City La of acres in eac! i waar of the Baw Mill river, Central avenue ; all wibia 1 containing the following “i, tA a 10, 5. 43g, 10, 20, ryt 5, 92and 65 acres; also 7) her res On tho Saw Miil river, fixe tmprovements, with fancy Stock, Farniture, Farming Implements, &c. 6) acrexof the choicest ‘and most beautiful Lang in. een 8. c. & CC No, 9 ‘Nassan street, room L 7OR BALE FARM ‘OR COUNTRY SEAT; 19 ‘ACRES splendid jand; full enltivation; good bnildings ; healthy location, Staten Isiand ; 85,500 ; terms eas} DARRAN, 80 Broad street. ng PALE AT NEW BRIGHTON, THREE DESIRA- Residences; ten rooms, ciery a8, om iy healthy location ; view of bay and ielty 86, terms accommodating. DARRIN, 50 bro sareet, OR SALE—A THREE STORY FRAME DWELLING, Tl rooms, in dt street, Paterson, a tine corner, 4.25100; cood businens INS a rare chance; price 96,000. ‘ON, 254 Broadway, ‘New York. OR SALE—A FINE FARM, 105 ACRES; ON VHE SEA shore, near Barnegat, New Jaraey beautiful view of bay; fine fishing, gunning and aailing: splendid aite g cor country seat; Stock, craps and Farming Tools; $5,500, part cali. Apply to J, SMirt, Barnerat, Ocean county, New Jersey. REAT CHANCE.—SPLENDID FARM OF 38) ACRES, i at railroad station, four hours from New York; 75 acres under fine cultivation, baluuce woodland; 100,00 fect. splen ad timber, splendid water power, nice house, nine ogni tevant he oes lara irge barn, numerous outbuidin lent frat, good fehing and bathing, very healthy. Fri, inc fr Ing crops, 2 horses, 1 colt Bcows, atte, hows, pont: try, tools, &c., only ‘86 (600; cath 84,000 baiance eary im- mediate possession. cddrese GEORGE L, WALKER, Bust Btroudaburg, Mource county, Pa. Ty ousE. AND GARDEN TO LET. BY THE YEAR OR for the summer months, at Avenel station, thre var ters of a mile north of Woodbridge; one hour from York, on New Jersey Central Railroad, For price and par. tieuldrs apply to SARAH A COOPER, on promulse, MiAoxricexr FARN—400 ACRES, PIEDMONT, VA., former residence of General Stoneman, when military Governor; can, add 380 acres: Horaes, Caitie, Fariaing Utea- Drops on ws acres ; Furniture; magnificent and numer- Buildings, &c.; 426,000, Also Farm of 40 acres, near New Hn 96,000." Exchange for city or suburban Proper- ty. Owner at lumbian Southern Land Agency, 83 Park M —_ N. J.—TEN ACRES, FAIR BUILDINGS, fruits, shavles, &c., at great bargain; also choice Farms, Country Seats, Cottages. £0., very cheap; terms to suit. KELLY BROTHERS, 205 Broadway. FIVE MINUTES FROM de hale, 236 Acree, wiih Cottage (2 rooms), and outbuildin, ‘lawn, shrubbery and fruityterms easy. Apply at 52 eee iin’ street, up slaira. ane OPPORTUNITY.—A COUNTRY STORE, BRICK, jgilenty of fruit, pure waters aplendid) business stand (980,00 por yean: ele pitlos from railroad station ; suleadia Property; only rms, $8,500 cash, balance asy. wera. WA ALKER, East Stroudeburs Monroe county, Pa. Tscabie Residence LEASANT, HEALTHY AND VERY DE- Rew York by the Southside and Ri ‘ay Branch Railroad; in perfect orde shade trees, good barn, carriage house, dc. Als new Coltages, furnished, containing 8 and 9 rooms each, all situated convenient to the bay aud ocean; the rent will be nade ‘reasonable to deatrabie parties. For full informa- Hon apply to SAMUEL WOOD, Id Front street, cty; or WELL, at the Pavillion Hotel, Woodsburg. ‘oodsburg, I., one hour from house contains 13 reoms and ‘ONKERS.—T0 LET, A FURNISHED HOUSE, CON- taining cn roome; rent $100 a mouth. Address box 612 Post office, Yonkers, 57 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. ings, plenty trult; one mile from Mamaroneck ; #250 per acre; very ree EPrineiyale only. fae Bo. 1 Chambers rest SAW, LATH AND SHINGLE MILL, 9,200 A timber, splendid water power, 120 miles from city; ; also oa Wd Lots, Flatbush, and value House and Lot, Philadel- XCHANGE--NEW. aes IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR city or first class Farm within 50 miles from New York ; fair vaiuation, h ri rineiale ratay A E. MABON, 1 Chambers street, OR BALE OR EXCHANGE—THE BEST FRUIT AND Grazing Farm 1a Eastern Tennessee; 280 acres of 4, Bulivings, farm Utensils and Stock, 2,000 grafted and full-beuring Apple Trees; 60 acres of Laid in New Utrecht, L, I, 144 miles (rom. Prospect Park; now used as a market garden; 12 Acres In Westchester, between Mount Vernon and ‘New Rochelle, splendidiy located on two roads; lore double brick House, new, on Cumberiand street and Par! Dlace, Brooklyn. “Apply to JOHN M, HOOD, 12 Vine street, row GIoR ‘SALE ORE CHANGP FOR REAL ESTATE—AN old estab jakery and Saloon, in a good location; ing ageuts nee py ager et aris ERY, Herald office. (OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN Farm of 60 acres, near Plainfield; also a Elizabeth to exchan, KELLY BROTHERS, 205 Broadway. {OR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE—HOTEL PROP- erty, situated at gate No, 8 on Paterson and Hoboken plank rosa, two blocks trom Lake View depot, Erie Kallway, 149 miles from centre of Paterson; good road house; large octipulidings, tine shade and trait trée8; ‘price law ard ‘tevine Call On or address the owners, C. MCKIEKNAN & BHUs 220 Main street, Paterson, N. J. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR 3 OR 6 res of lund in Westchester or Mt, Vernou, a ne story high stoop casement and cellar brown stone House; all improvements; fine location. COTYOM & LINSCOTT, cor- ner 118th street and Third avenue, 10 EXCHANG free and clear, 0 Krook!: nd near the Harle ADAM STONE & TWO NEAT, FRAME HOUSES, ONE Lote in the vicinity of Stuyvesant a roperty, for Farm in Wentchester cou Ratiroad. iN, bead Fulton street, Brookiya. STORE —IN CATHAR: been a shoe store for many years; # good atand for a shoe, hat or cluthing store, ‘AYTEN, 15 Henry etreet. ) LET—IN THE OLD HERALD BUILDING, OFFICES suitable tor business and light manufacturing purposes, Apply o BARKER & COSTER, ¥7 Nassau strect. 10 LET-THE STORE AND SECOND FLOOR oF house 845 i Nas avenue. Apply pe SDWARD TIMP- SON, lo « and IY 1 ssutt street, room I (0 LET—A STORE, SUITABLE FOR ANY KIND OF business: low rent; good Jocation. “Apply on premines, 73g Eighth avenue, between Forty-fifth an foriy-tinth ata, PO,LET-ONE OF THE BEST CORNER STORES ON Third avenue; 25 by U0; rent $1,600; in tront of Terrace Garden, corner of "Fitty-elghth street. inquire on the pre- mises, Apply tod. 2, 10 RENT OR LEASE—WITH STEAM oad i oy 10; barn attached. “Apply to eR URUNER dead a8 a ‘ an Kast Thiriy-ffth street. 1.149 BROADWAY, NEAR, TWENTY.SEVENTH atreet.--Entire Second Floor, over Ridley fectionery establishment: partialiy furnishea if dented; Mi rooms ; location unrivalled; terma reasonable. Apply to Dr. KIMBALL, on premises. (287 BROADWAY. -TO LET, ON BROADWAY, ree Floors for business; location near and Hotels furntshed. Ho Stable on Fifty-foursh firert, near Fifth avenue, rent moderate. Furnished. ORNISHED HOUSE TO LET—OR FURNITURE FOR in good loeation ; sca pues Address 8. x 6,700 00d, ni New York 0. LET—FURNISHED HOUSE 40 WEST TWENTY- fourth street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues; posse sion at once; house nearly full of permanent b ply to Dr. GANO, on the premises, (0 _RENT—TNE FURNISHED HOUSF, NEWLY RE- fitted and painted, No, 130 Fast Sixteenth street, on ad- Fantageons, werme: premises tn, perfect order, Apply at fice of F.C. LOWMAN, No. 7 Beekman street. Un'uruished. COTTAGE TO LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY; RENT moderate ; southwest corner Ninety-trat street and Lex- ington avenue, ' Gas and water, RegwerIon OF $1,000 ON THE RENT OF HOUSE 98 Amity street, Has all the modern improvements; is in complete order ; will be let for bosiness purposes if required. House open from # to 11, morning. ; APARTMENTS PING—LARGE poom Workroom, tronting Bighth avenue; neat and ant; also water closet; ali on third floor; $7 ciel West Twenty-cighth street. I ANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, SIX _Fooms, with bath. 966 Sixth avenue, near Fifty-third et. T° LET—THREF FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, and Furniture for sale: everything complete for honaekeeping; hot and cold water and gas. 164 West ‘Twenty fiftn street, top floor. 0 LET—FINE FURNISHKD FRONT AND BACK PAR- lore, with gas, for, gentlemen or tor light housekeeping Jn the private house, #08} Hroome atreet, near Forayth, T° LET—ROOMS AND FLOORS, wirn IMPROVE- furnished or unfurnish in private houses, with utenatis; water in pantries; Brooklyn, 180 Floyd near Myrtle avenue and Broadway cara, _—_YANVECHTEN, 78 Cedar street, room 5, FURNISHED | nog A cookts street, $6.50 CHARLTON STREET, NEAR MACDOUGAL.— FOR ‘one or two centiemen, ‘a clean and airy floor. Terms m: RAST TENTH STREET, JUST WEST OF BROAD. and handsomely furnisned Rooms UNFURNISHED. Rooms | AND APART~ LET. ~aeeeet ARTMES OOMS, IN {looney aonth. In- wy ‘ sce al ‘nt stone Mansion, 12 rooms, and choice Farm | ITH LARGE BUILD- | 10 _RENT—ROOMS ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF HL Fast Ninth street, suitable for ‘ight wanufscturing pur- poses, Apply at room 33 Bible House, ENSTRUCTION. FOREIGN GENTLEMAN, YOUNG AND SINGLE, wants an le teacher of English, and, possibiy, velling companion, Address CARBO, Herald oillee. Py. t DENTISTRY. ECIALTY, TEETH KXTRACTED: KAR; #1, ithe first tooth, 60 cents each additional J. COLBY, 32 East Fourteenth street, three doo University place. ETN EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; L AUGHING Dr. A west of 14 YEARS; Beautiful benumbing avy pleation ; ze adminiatered, Teeth, $1; Se Fes for hollow cheek: et paired, J. JAY HLLERS SG Grand atrect, near Broadway. MARBLE MANTELS. A. SPABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARDLEIZING Works, 134 and 138 East Eighteenth treet, otfers 500 Marble and Marvlewed Mantels, all complete; Monuments, Grave Stones, Table Tops, dc., wf prices that ety competition <1 KLABER & CO, MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 293 S. Weninty-dia‘streets between Broudway and Eighth bvenue.. Murble and Marblejzed Mantels, Monuments, Head- jones; largest varieties, original designs; vheapestin the ity. 50 ; 7, B. STEWART & _ 06 Sixth avenne, between Thirty: tun and Tuiny wixth ate ) VERY FINE SLATE aise AT REDUCED prices, for the next 20 days. “WATCNES, JEWELRY, &e. Pa AMERICAN WATCUES, PRONOUNCED the best and cheapest Watch ane in this country, whole gale and retail, by PRANKF! QO,, 209 Sixth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street, and ‘sg signin ‘avenue, corner of Twenty-aisth street. ~ MATRIMONIAL. fi A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION, REFINE- ment and means, partner in a Jarge manufacturing firm, desires to open a correspondence with a lady of relinement and good social position (widow or single) with a view to mat. rimony. Please address in confidence HORATIO, box 717 Chicago, Ml, NEW YORK CITY. The vital statistics for te week ending July 1, at twelve o’ciock noon, were:—veaths, 604; births, 417; marriages, 161, and still births 43. Fire Marshal MeSpedon reports sixteen fires for the week ending at twelve o'clock noon, July 1, 1871. Estimated loss, $42,413; amount ef insurance, $96,000, The Department of Public Parks annouvce that, if the weather be fine, there will be music vy the Central Park Band, at Mount Morris square, to- day, from tive to seven P. M. Mr. G, D. Cardozo, Chief of the Ordinance Bureau, reports that he has received during the past week 197 complaints of violations of various city ordi- nances, forty-nine of which have been satisfactorily settled, and the balance referred to the proper , de- partments for remedy. Surgeon Kennedy, of the Strangers’ Hospital, cor- ner of avenue D and Tenth street, yesterday informed Coroner Herrman that Patrick Donovan, a patient under his care, had died from the eftects of injuries: received while skylarking at the Empire Laundry, 835 East bilty-chird street. Mr. James Donahue, Superintendent of the Free Labor Bureau, Nos. 8 and 10 Clinton place, makes the following report of business for the week ending July 1:—Applications for employment, 947. Of these there were 163 males and 754 females. Male help required, 102; female, 462. Situations procured for 91 maies and 718 females, Whole number of situa- tons procured for the week ending July 1, 50% On Saturday afternoon Peter Bannon, a lad twelve years of age, while at play with other children on the roof of the five story building of lis parents’ residence, 113 Mulberry street, fell off to the pave- ment, dislocating his right arm ane receiving inter- nal injuries, from the effects of which he dica soon afterward. At the Bureau of Combustibles on Saturday 1,453 licenses were issued for the sale of freworks, The rates of licenses are twenty-five cents for permission to sell less than $50 worth, and fifty ceuts for any amount between $50 and $1,000 and $2 for a year's license. Many shopkeepers wanting to sell fireworks only during the coming week paid only the fifty cents. A large number of yearly licenses for the sale of kerosene oll were siinoraa de atthe corner of Leonard and Moore streets, Wil- formed by Charles Plaines, also colored, On Thursday afternoon, “29th ult., about two o'clock, a young lad, aged fifteen years, a nephew of Captain Daure, of the steamsnip Pereire, slipped from the pier No. 50 North River, and, betn; unable to swim, was drowned. His body tas not yet been recovered, and the Pererre, on which he expected to have returned, completing his round sea vovage jot pleasure, has le({t without any furtuer tidings as to his body. Coroner Schirmer was yesterday calied to the Morgue to bold an inquest on the body of Hepry Schaltz, a German, twenty-seven years of age, who was killed on Mr. Delamater’s steam yacht. Verni- Jand, at the Erie Basin. by the recoil of a hawser which broke aad strack him tn the face. Deceased. Who was @ sailor, had becn employed on the yacht for two years past, He lived at Bergen Hill, N. J., where he has lett @ fainily. Tne School Club of the Eighteenth ward held @ spectal meeting yesterday evening at 354 East Twentieth street to consider and discuss what action was necessary to be taken with reference to the reports of the Committee on Course of Studies and Superintendent Kiddle on scieuce teaching, ‘The reports were ably but courteously criticised by Messrs. Mulrenin, Mathews, McGuire and Delany, The death of Frederick J. Schott, late of 73 Car- mine street, in Belleyue Hospital, as was alleged from the effects of violence inflicted upon him by Peter O’Hearn, living in the same hous, turns out to be @ great mistake. A post-mortem examination made on the pody by the hospital surgeon showed conclusively that intemperance was the causo of death, there pene no serious marks of vivience dis- covered, On the Lon pint certificate, which was acenet by the Board of Health, the body of de- ceased has been buried. Coroner Schirmer will hold an Investigation on Wednesday next, which doubtiess will resuit in restoring O*flearn to liberty. Previous to going to the Hospital deceased ha been in the Tombs on a charge of nity. The Central Park Meteorological Department re- ports, for the week ending at two P. M, July 1, 1871, the following atmespheric conaitions:—Barometer— Mean, 30.030 inches; maximum, at nine A. M. July 1, 30,284 inches; mihimum, at five P. M. June 28, 29,066 inches; range, .663 inch, Therinometer— Mean, 66.7 degrees; maximum, at foor P. M. June 26, 81 degrees; minimum, at four A. M. June 39, 63.7 degrees; range, 27.3 degrees, On June 24 rain fell from half-past eight P. M. til! ten minutes after eleven P. M., to the depth of 36 incu; June 28, from half-past nine A. M. to nalf-past tweive P. M., to the depth of .19 much, and June 23, from seven P, M. to half-past seven I’, M., to the depth of .06 inch, making the total amount of water for the week .61 inch. The distance travelled by the wind auring the week Was 916 nilles, MORE BROOKLYN BUTCHERIES, Marderous Assnults in Williamsbu' At about one o'clock yesterday morning @ colored Woman named Priscilla Mead entered a low saloon Mamsburg, in search of her nusband. She was in- that her husband was not there. Priscilla insisted that he was, and an altercation was the result. Plaines struck Priscilla with his fist and Priscilla stabbed him t the groin with a sharp instrument, severing an artery and inflicting mjuries that are likely to result fatally. Plaines was carried to his residence, 117 McKibben street, and was attended by Police Surgeon Creamer. Priscilia was arrested and locked up in the Stagg street station house. At about the same time Adam Schoendor and Joseph Werter, painters, called at the residence of their employer, John Cohen, in Meserole street, near Grahum avenue, and demanded a sum of money that was due them. Cohen informed them that he could not pay them then, as he had not himself been aid for the Work that they had performed. They fren assaulted Cohen, and he used a bottle over their heads in self-defence. All the parties to the affray were badly cut, and all were arrested and locked up by Capt inutien len and his officers, A RAILROAD FIZZLE. For about three years the people of Smithtown, Long island, agitated the question of railroad com- munication with New York. A town meeting was held, and the people voted for a branch of the Long Island Ratiroad. Some citizens sudscribed a large amount of money, and the town was to be bonded for the rest. The incorporators desired that the pane, Than Isiand Company should endorse the bonds, To this Mr. Charilc Kann unless allowed to re+ tain the amount of the bonds in money. ‘The incor. porators would not agree to this, and the project of railroad communication ends in @ Qzzle, after agitation tll the extreme ,as he is known to have pursued thia THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Charge of Passing Counterfeit Money. Before Commissioner Shields, The United States vs, John MoGuire and Bridget Perry.—Defeniants, who had been charged with passing a five dollar counterfeit bill on Moses Wein. erg, & pedier, were discharged on Saturday, the complainant failing to identify the accused a the perzons who had passed the bili upon him, Alleged Mmuxgling Before Commissioner Davenport. The United States vs, Josep P, Lev!.—Defendant was arrested by Deputy Marshal Purvis on a charge of by | snuggle | a quantity of la nd silk worth $2,500, He was taken before the Commisstoner, who held him for examination. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Jndge Platehford has gone to Newport, R. lq where he will remain til the 17th of the present month. On the 18th he returns to New York, aud om that and some following days he wilt hold, sessions. of his Court, His Honor’s decision in the Fisk-Lane- Gould-irie-Heath-and-Raphael matter is looked for- ward to with a great deal of interest, and we pre- sume he Wiil in the leisure of his retir»ment have time to write it up with the fulness and precision 80 characteristic of Judge Blatcaford. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Decisions, By Judge Barnard. George Percy vs. George C, Bennett.—Motion dé. nied. "ge Percy vs. The Brooklyn Kagle.—Same. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Monell. Augustus B. Elfert et al, vs, The Newark India Rud ber Manufacturing Company.—Order granted, wm, Henry Brown et al. vs, R. R. Codling et ale Same. . Isaac C. Andreirs vs. Pautine Davidson, —Same. Isaiah Keyser vs. Albert Drake,—Same. Cornelia. Austin va, Samuel Hassell,—Ssame. Louts Halln vs. Catharine Hallen,—Motion for an extra allowance denied SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL TENM. Decisions. By a full Bench, ‘This court met Saturday and rendered decisions for the term, and after this adjourned sine die, Edward Hooper et al vs, Morris K, Jessup et al. Order affirmed, with costs, George B. Rockwell vs, Plaintiff's exceptions overruled ordered for defendants, with costs, William Ward vs, Central Park, North and East River Railroad Company.— Judgment ailirmed, with costs, Maithew Krull vs. The United States and. Brazit Swamshiy Company.—iudgment reversed; new wial ordered; order of reference vacated on’ judg- ment of costs of trial and appeal. Gaspar Trahmor vs. Wiliam P, Brown.—Jadg- ment aflirmed, with costs. John a. West vx Thomas affirmed, with costs. Michael Fennir vs. Luke Maltory.—Judgment re- versed aud new trial ordered, with costs to abide the event, Wiliam Brown et a.— and judgment Levi—Judgment COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Mehta CouRT—GENERAL TERM.—Adjourned t@ Mth July. SuPREME CouRT—Oincuit—Part 2—Adjourned without day. fi Supreme Courr—Orrsuir—Part 1—Criminal busi- ness. THE COURTS FOR SULY. In the Supreme Court Judge Cardozo will preside at Chambers, which will be the only Court held, The General Term will meet on the 14th of the month to render decisions upon cases heard last term, and then will adjourn over to the November term. Judge Monell will preside at Spectai Term, Supe- rior Court, from the 34 to the 18th of the month. The rest or the month Judge Freedman will occupy the bench, In this branoh of the Scate Courts there will be no other Courts hela during the mouth, Jn the Court of Common Pleas the assidutty and Industry of the Judges have reduced the calendar of cases to be tried belore jurors to a lint hardiy ever veached before. Some very important cases were tried during the past terms, from the opening of the Court in the fail to the present time, and bub very few remain of particular interest w be dis- posed of. In the Marine Court Judges Gross, Curtis and Tracey have been dispensing justice during the past term, and wiping cases off the calendar with most commendable rapidity. The heared term now upon as Will seud these energetic oilicials to seek rest and recuperat on 1a the locailtles most favored vy them. In the Court of General Sessions, City Judge Bed- ford will preside during the July term. Tis Court must needs be Kept running all the time tn order to mete out that punishment which the violators of the law draw upon themselves. Recorder Hackett has lett a light calendar, and Judge Bediord will as- suredly ieave but litule work undone at tne termina- tion of his teri. District Attorney Garvin and his assistants are zealously Eastin 3 the cfforts of the Recorder and the City Judge to keep tue City Prison clear of malesactors. BROOKLYN COURTS. SUPAEME COURT. The Kellogg Divorco Case. Kelore Judge Gilbert. Edward K. Keliogg vs, Redecoa J. Ketlogg.—The plaintiff sued for an absolute divorce, on the ground of adultery, and the jury rendered a verdict against him. A_new trial was granted on condition that the plaintiff would pay for defendant $500 counsel fees and $500 for expenses iu conducting the sult. A motion was made last week Jor increased alt- mony, and on Saturday Judge Gilbert rendered a de- cision denying tie motion. CITY COURT. ther Divorce Case. Before Judge Neilson. Rebecca Qurvedo vs. Francis Quevedo.—The de- fendant tn this case is the Secretary of the Brooklyn Park Commission, and hia wife snes for an absolute divorce on the ground of adultery. The charge ts that the defendant was too intimate with a seam- stress employed in the family. A day or two since the case was referred to @ felerce to take testimony, and is not yet concluded. SUAROGATE’S COURT. Wills Admict &e. Before Surrogate Veeder. Daring the past week the Surrogate admitted to probate the wills of William Van Wyck (South Caro- lina), Lawrence Vichter, Elizabeth Early, R. V. W. Thorne, Robert Hancock, James Coffey and Wilham M. Hollingshead. Letters of administration were granted on the estates of Maria Benson and Mary A, Davis, and Jetters of guardianship were granted of the persons and estates of Auntie E. and Willlam F, Conklin to Jesse B. Conklin, TOUBS POLICE be aT. Attempted Hhrataey Ware ne ‘Obed a Salen, Buying Stolen Property—Sunday Morning Exercises. A Before Judge Scott. The better the day the more meritorions the deed {is an axiom that will scascely hold good in the case of Messrs. Charles Mathews, Jaco’ Davis and James Nolan, who were found upon the premises of Valeniine Brothers, at No. 134 Washington street, by oficer Brossnan, of the Twenty-ninth pre- cinct, at a quaricr past three o'clock on Sunday morning. They had forced back the bolt of the heavy lock on the front door ou Alvany street by means of false keys and entered the building. The policemau was going along the street, aud Jancied he heard noises in the brewery, Upon ‘trying the door he saw that the lock had been tampered with, so he went in and found the three men there In the act of RIFLING THE SAFE. They had moved jt from tts place against the the i, and had burst out the back of it by main force. When the policeman made his appearance the thieves endeavored to explain their being there, but Brossnan silenced the gies and took them into custody. They were brought betore Judge Scott, and charged with an atte: wo steal $125, They were held to answer. The searched the premises alter the arrest and found a quantity of burglars’ tools, Mr, Eitas Tanmemotz, ab Israelite, was arrested yesterday Pome by an oiticer of the Court square, for having boug! froma men somte'Vibe SESS now ti: pion, rom a man name 0 Is now tn knowing it to have been The watch was picked from tho person of Jonn ee fy a week ago, and he had Wilson arrested for why When Wilson was brought before Jud ei was sent around the court room Man to whom he sold the prop He tmmedi Y picked oui to wnom he had conveyer it. ur Tanmentots has since made every effort to keep out of tne w: pee his haunts were discovered and he was to the care of Captain Kenedy, of the Sixth presinst esterday. mew ota’s chances are delicate of commerce for some Ume 88 means Of CO- wehment.