The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1871, Page 3

SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Poe Eta RL ahha Lin ons ee Cooks, &c. Li niversity A a Brengit naliah BROADWAY Ro woman as first and German styles; would or hotel restaurant, club house or im ki city or country; best city reference Jarge boarding house from iast place. Cail for two days. 9 YOUNG ENGLISHWOMAN AS FIRST xcelient baker ; reference. 14 W0TR ST., BETWEEN 3D AND 4TH AVS, (HAR- lem), rear.—A reapectable young woman, with good Feference, as cook or to do general housework. 127 W28T 88D &T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS . good cook ; no cbjection fu any part of the country Ets ft her last place. Bandi Call bet 131 ST 1ATH 8T.—A RESPECTARLE YOUNG 134 BASS cook and to assist in the washing; good ref- erence can be given. 136 Weer es ara 36 cook, lately fro style, make soup, pantr best city reference from wee o'clock, WEST 39TH STAN FXPERIENCED WOMAN ua firat claes cook; understands all kinds of meats, stries and jeliies, Lest city reverence, Call for two EOTABLE WOMAN AS an cook in the English can make good butter if ely and je'ly required; no objection to the country or to coarse washing, 20 WEST 27TH ST.-AS HEAD MEAT AND PAS- '*) try cook, with her own kitchen maid; tive years’ tity reference. 0 WEST 19TH §T.-A YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD plain cook, waster and froner; no objections to do msework in amall private family; very best city refer- ence. a 206 ferdcook und taker: understands came, pastry, Soups, loo creams ard making dutter if required; willing go imine ‘country; good reference. VG WEST WH Sty BETWEEN 7TH AND srit ava—A girl as good plain cook, washer and ner; no objections fo do housework in # small private best clty reference. WEST 131H 8T,, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVS. washing and fronting of An ex: erten woman as cood cook ; will do the 236 WEST 16TH ST.—A’ COMPETENT WOMAN AS q coo! EAST “6TH ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS mail, plain family; best reference, Kk; understanda aonpa and game; an excellent Daker; willing to assist in washing and froning; best city ref- 238 WEST 2TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8fHt ° avn.—As firrt clasa cook: thorouchly nnderstands pa, Meals, poultry, pratry and desserta; un expert er; excellent city Felerence. Call for two days. 7 () 7TH AV. ~A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AB COO! in private family; no objection to the coun city reference. 4.09 2D AY4 IN THE REAR 19.—A ‘tobe glase ook; unilerai Kuohen ; no washing; firat cl 423 EAST 15TH 8T., BETWEEN IST AV. AND AV. *¥ A., room 16. Cook and waitress, Protestants, r ently diseniaged and highly recommensied. 454. STH AV. NEAR aD ST., OVER THE STORE. — OE As aret ciass cook in city’ or country; city refer- ence. 454. WEST 28D St, PRESENT EMPLOYER'S —AN American woman as plain cook; no objection to the country. Cail for two days. 51Q oREENwion ct. comrErs lain cook ; good wi tron Faferenoe from ast place, “0 "usner Sd Wroner §45 2D AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS COOK OR +) to do general housework. Can be seen for two bn 1.397 BROADWAY, RETWEEN dort AND ast ote eta in the bakery.—As first class cook and ‘would assist with warbing in a first clnas private family; no ‘Objection to the country, with a city family, during the aum- mer; first class city reference from her last place. FIRST FLOOR, ROOM Idle-nged woman as first of the good city Chambermaida, &-. WEST TH ST.—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitress; cap be seen after two o'clock A. M. at her pre- sent employer's, 5 family. JG WEST TH &T,, PRESENT | EMPLOYER'S—A LO young girl to o chamberwork and walting, WEST 28D ST.- A CAPABLE GIRL AS CHAMBER- maald and waitress; would goA snort distance in tho Sountry. Can be seen at her present employer's, JL5 WEST 21H St, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AYS., +) last piace,--A German Protestant girl as chamber- maid or waitress. COLUMBIA ST, ROOM 5&—A GIRL, 16 YEARS 127 old, to do light chamberwork aud sewiog; city or WEST 42D 87. (PRFRENT EMPLOYER'S).—A RE- je girl ae chambermald and waitress in e private 14 1 WEST 197 8T,, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS.— A respectable y ung girl as chambermald and wait- Yess, or as chamberm: id and to do foe Washing and froning; Understands her businens ; best clty reference given, EAST HOUSTON 8T.A RESPECTABLE GER- tan girl as chambermald and seu oe 9200 ALLEN 8 with geod . FIRST FLOOR. —A FRENCH GIRL, references, speaking Engl » Og Vipin eal a bala ga lime WiST 38D ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS tharabermald and waitress; three years’ refer- Ace, ance froi poco ra re me erence era 4 WEST oTH 8A VERY DOMESTICATED $ American widow as. chambermaid or in the itnen oom in a country hotel, Call or address, 342 HUUSON AV, BROOKLY FIRST FLOOR, & front room.—A young pir! as ebambermard and tress or to assist with washing; highly recommended. 943 WEST AST STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG | e) worn as cham! ermaid and wat Odjec: jon to do champerwork and wahing; no objections to | go In the country; best city reference. Call for two days, 275 Q@2 WEST TT ST.—A NFAT AND INDUSTRIOUS OOO youns gir! to do ight chamberwork and plain sew- ing, or cou housework in a smal! private family. 40 WEST 41ST ST.TO DO UPSTAIRS WORK AND GIRL AS waiting; best reference, 41 EAST WTH ST.—A_ RESPECTARLE chembermald ant waitress; no objection to tne washing; best city reference. 2D ST. RFSPECTARLE WOMAN AS CHAM- bermaid and to do washing and ironing. Q-7 WEST STH ST., BETWEEN @TH AND 10TA 4: ave., rear. A German sir], 17 yoara of age, to do jamberwork and waiting; resides with her paren A STH AV., BETWERN 41ST AND 42D 8TS.—A 489 Tepectaile ‘yount girl an coambermatd and to Qasist with the washing; city reference. 569 9TH AV., N FAR 41ST ST.-A RESPECTABLE young gil as chambermaid and to nesiet in washing or to do housework in a small family ; beat city reference. BROADWAY.—TO DO CHAMBERWORK; 1.27% reference. © in be seen for two days. Dreamnakers and Seamstrosses. 21 pop tlt sad y Linggaldoeor! VERY RESPECT. le Protestant girlasan excellent plain se: 2nd would take care of one-ehild. Cail for wo day 62 CLINTON PLACE, FIGHTH STREET (NO SIGN at the door). -Parls Dress and Cloak Maktag. A few more private families can have their work done in the most fashionable style at_ vi Material made up in maiilinery. Inquire foi moderate terms; alxo ladies’ own 6 WEST 19TH ST., IN THE STORE,—A FIRST CLASS Madame, dressmaker wante a few more engagements for the season; no objections to go # shurt distance in the country. 10 WEST 40TH ST., NEAR (TH AV.—AN EXPE. rienced dreasmaker waits a few customers for the month of July, or would like to work in the country; good feference. WEST 23D ST.LADIES’ SWISS AND WHITE dresses made to order; best work made in the latest Mra. W. TRACY. 109 ayle. TL WET MIT ATA PIRET CLASS OFERATOR on Wheeler & Wilton’s sewing muchige to co tn the country by the mouth; can do ail kinds ot fre tueklog, pu fng, Ac. and can cut’ and ft Indies’ and chiluren’s nader- (wear. BETWEEN 6TH AND ¥ F Wishes a few moro custome objection to the counts FAST 920 ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chamvermaid and waitrear; good city reference, 15 WEST MD 8T.-A GLOMAN GIRL, A GOOD operator on Wheeler & Wiixon's or Howe's rewing ines wishes apitua.ion; has great experience In mak- umTaer suits, 163 $7 Shy GNRAR, (OTH AV WASTED, BY A Je) frat sleas dressinaker, with good reference, an en- ment in a femily for a few weeks In the country? up the Wison oF seashore preferred; moderate compensation. LEXINGTON AV.—AS SEAMSTRESS; UNDER- U7, sana dresamaking ; good operator on Wheeler & WEST 17TH ST., NEAR 7TH AV. 220 A COMPR- tent dressmaker wan's a permanent siiuation in a Private family; thoroughly understands famfly sewing: cam gperate on Wheeler & Wilson's machines no position of lady's mald at some watenng pl 239 FAST 2D 8T,, FIRST FLOOR.—A FIRST CLASS B tor, by the vay or week ; Indies’ nnd infants? Outfits made up inthe neatest manner, by Wheeler and Wil- " machine. & prt mderstands making ladies , children's and 1 clothes; would yo by the day, week or month; $6 wiliing to agaist with the care of children; would like to go {0 the country for the summer; bas her own machiwe if re- quired ; best city referenor. 30 WEST ISTH ST.—A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER fite WEST ITH 8T.—AN_ OPERATOR OF MANY desires a few more ene ments by the day; cut ‘and trims ju the latest atyies s niscanelahunit 309 west sort st.—A 7 atress wishes en; month; unuerstands all Kin: making; best city reference. 11 EAST 17TH ST.—A FASHIONABLE DRESS- vn _aF - ah the Coos ia the country 5 rt wehly ‘ania cutting and fitting ladies’ aa + best referenc 485 orn AY ot FIRST CLASS FRENCH SEAM. ty the ann and cresmmaker, ‘also good operator, to go out 488 Fog Met at leit otter Ta ts 8 soamatrens 7 Cav; bas got hor own tonchine’ of ft FIRST CLASS SKAM- ents by the day, week or of family sewing And dress- Oremmakers and Seamstresses. RESPECTABLE PERSON, WHO 18 AN EXPERI- sac toe the vuminars wil maka bepielt obliging. “Ad- the coun! for mer; witl make herself o! ing. Grean for ono week G. As, box 110 Herald Uptown Branch ofice. ‘ General Hensework, &. ]Q_ LAIGUT ST, NEAR CANAL~-A YOUNG GIRL AS general houstworker (good washer and ironer) in m amall private American family; seven yeare in one place and two months in another. Call. WEST 1971 ST, FIRST FLOOR, IN THE REAR. A respectable girl to do general housework ma small family ; best city reference from last place. T 1TH ST.. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH w 149 ava.—A respectanie young lately landed, to di general housework in a small (es doa os 1 5 WFST 28TH ST.—-A SMART YOUNG AMERICAN e woman to do housework in a widower's family, oF & ppc or an aged couple, or # Spanish family; high wages no object ; best reference, — bac a Call or address fortwo days, | ger nein D4] WEST 2D St, BETWEEN STH AND STH AVS. FI] A respectable girl, three months in the country, {0 do general housework QQG BAST.WD. STA YOUNG WOMAN AS, GENE: e ral_houseworker, or as cook, washer and froner. with city reference. Cail for two days. ‘iT 48TH ST., BYTWRERN aTH AND OTH 328 & OO avs.—A reapectadle young girl to do general house- work in a small family; is wiliing and obliging; city reference. 342 -A RFSPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL e to do general housework in a private family; city and country reference. s 414 26TH 8T., BETWEEN STH AND 10TH AVS., first foor.~-Young girl to do general housework; best city reference. 2 4.22 WEST &D ST.—A RESPECTARLE YOUNG GIRL 4.4 todo gencral housework in a small family. 4.93 WEST SD ST. BETWERN 9TH AND. 10TH Ze) uva.—A reapectable girl ina amall private faroily; ean do general housework ; is = good washer and frouer; is willing and objiging. 44-7 WEST, 2TH Gra RESPECTABLE YOUNG +E 4 girl to do general housework in a small family ; best clty reference, G50) 2 As IN THE BAKER A PFCTARLE YF young women to do cenera! housework {a a small private family; best city reference. Ces 2D AV., BETWEEN S?TH AND S8TH 8TB.—A young girl to do general housework in @ small pri- vate family, Best city reference. fee heed ee 1.037 20.A¥z,8BCOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOMS. 7 ‘Rreapectable youns cirl to do chamberwork and ing in a private family; good city reference. Heousekeeperm &r. 6 TH ST., FAST OF 8D AV., OVER CARPENTER uh ‘shop. respectable English lady as housekeeper in hotel; no objection to the country, 105 LEROY ST.—A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG LADY ashousekecper in a gentleman's tamily or hotel; city or country; good reference. 12 EAST STH 6T.-A LADY FROM &T. LOUIS AS hous keeper in a gentleman's family ; widower pre- ferred, Call for one week as above. — Mrs, LOV! BL 24.4, EAST MTR B.-A WIDOW LADY AGED 33, of social atanding, possessing the highest qualiica- Hons of addrenn. cntvure and refinement, to prealde inn frat ly in the city; an opportanity of the very feaira le kind, andno triflers need apply. shird bell, or address Mra. ©. F. W. WIDOW LADY OF MIDDLE AGE WISHES A SITU- ation as housekeeper, to superintend a widower's family, or as companion to @ lady; a large ry not re- uired, as a comfortable home peincipally wanted. Ad- s A. B., Post office, Believille, Essex county, N. J. rarest Call Laundresses, &r, 0) RAST DTA STA RESPECTARLE GIRL AS firat class laundress, who is thorouchly competent fn all its branches; no objection to the country; best city re- ference. QD WEST Art ST—A FIRST CLASS WASHER AND OL tronertoao washing for ladies and gentiemen at her house. Call for two days. 119 WEST 26TH ST. A COMPETENT LAUNDRESS, *) 10 go out by the day or week: ia very obliging; un: dersiands all kincs of cleaning; best elty reference.” Gall for suo aya, x 154. WEST MTH St. FIRST FLOOR, ROOM 6— OE Arespectable woman to do washing and ironing at her own house, or will go out by the day; best reference. or two days. eo ee Ir fading, pleal In, puting and all kinda of finery and linen thoroughly understands her business; best ctty reference. 22 WEST 41ST &T.—A YOUNG GIRL AS LAUN- 4 dress or cook, wash and fron in a private family; beat city reference, !rovidence preferred. 99.4. WEST SI8T ST.. THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM ZA‘b A first class latindress wishes al few gentiemen's and ladies’ washing; understands nll kiude of family wash- ing; pufling aud futing ‘que on moderate terms, on or address Mra, GOLDEN, See Penticton OI EAST 4D ST., BETWETN 3B AND 3p a Tess to go oul two first days of the first clas la *k steady to do fine washing and troning; puting and fluting done by hand or macwiae, and all flue work in the neatest H 8T,, BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AYS.—A wontan wisher to o washing and fron- can do polishing and futing and gen- eatest siyle; best city reference. ing at her own hous tiemen's clothes in for two days. 9. FAST 65TH ST. SECOND FLOOR..AN EX- DAA Celene iain tress wishes to get fine washing to take home, or would go cut by the day or week; can do up mus- lin, lave and futing in the neatest manner. 3.4.3 Bagh sti ST. THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM, 3 « A German woman to go out by @ day to wash, tron or to do housecieaning; would take washing home, 40 2D AV., REAR HOUSE.—A COMPETENT Ue laundress wishes washing to do st her house, or would go out by the day. Call on or address K. L. 4) FAST ATH ST., BETWEEN IST AV. AND AY, A., rear, top flodr.—A respectable woman as firnt elnss lan tunderstands her business thoroughly; un- derstands box pleating, futing, puting and polishing in the tyle; wishes to go out by the day. Call fortwo A RE- 418 fpectvle wisow to do plain washlag nnd iroulng 0 to go out by the day to work, GQ5 80, Avs BETWEEN “OTR AND OST STR _-FIRST YL») class lanndresa and to do ail kinds of family wash- ing: finting and puffing done in the neatest manuer at rea- sonable terms. 642 ing.y EAST 8TH ST.—A WOMAN WISHES TO GO out by the day washing nod ironing or houseclear- Noiners &. 24. OLIVER ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, BETWEEN 16 AND 17 years old, to take aare of one or two children. 52 serine 8T., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A e competent young girl to take care of children and do plain sewing ; good reference, 5 BOND St. RESPEOTANLE YOUNG GERMAN OZ girl, who speaks French, to take care of cbildren in = private family. Call for two days. 9 GREENWICH AV.—AS NURSE MAID BY A JL vouny efrl lately Janded from England ( jon); is used to chi'dren. 10% dren to take 120 CLYMER ST., WILLIAMSBURG.—A RESPECT. able marriet woman wants a situation as wet nuri best city reference, Call till engaged, 136 Wer er ST,, BETWEEN 6TH AND ITH AVS.— OV Arespectadle yourg woman as wet nurse; is willing to make herself generally useful ; no objection to the country 153 Bast 40TH ST., CORNER OF 8D AV.—A RESPEC. ed table girl as nuree and gearns or would fo as chambermaid and seamstress; good reference; no objection to goto the country, Please ring the fourth bell. 1 QC MUNROE ST., GREE. 89 iyed'worman as monthly nuree 2033 WET West. 4 YOUNG cine, 15 YraRs '°) of age, lately landed, to assist in the care of chil- Gren and make herself useful} wages moderate; city refer: ence. MOTT ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A respectable widow woman wi-he# to take two chil- are of, Call for three days, WHST 22D ST.-A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL TO take care of children or do light upstairs work. OOO WEST {ny sh, NEAR ITH AV.—A RESPEOTA. ZU dle Protestant women ag nurse; can take charge of a baby from its birth; has city reference ; no ovjeotion to the country. Call tor two days. IH BAST ATH Sta: YOUN 4) nurse or chambermatd, 3D AV., NEAR STH professional ourae wou! used (o ull kinds of sickuens RMAN GIRL AS Cail at her parents’, AN EXPERIEN 0 to ladies by month oF rst class reference 418 EAST, 22 St: SECOND FLOOR, respectable married woman f¢ at her own residence, oF two ars. 437 EAST MT Bt, THIRD FLOGI, FRONT ©) room.—A married woman as wet nurse : has « ireik Breast of milk, four weeks old; bas iost her uwa bay. 447 WEST 26TH ST, BETWEEN Tf 4 avs.—A respectable woman aa nurse or chan OF to new ; 1h willing to go to the country; tx sireny or. 490 6TH AV.-AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS CIUINIYS nurse; is competent; no objection to tue country; good references. Q()A 3D AY. BETWEEN TH AND Git 8 1.305 the‘tece an nurse, to take care oe pow: ehildren and ju sewing or light chamberwork. RESPECTABLE YOUNG Qt AA children or to do light hon corner Goth at, and 24 ‘66th at. FRONT. -@ int¥a baby to wet OF Wattrenses, &e. () WEST 48D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. mon as first class waitress ina private family; would avaist in chamberwork and do plain sewing I{ required; no objection tothe country tor the remainder of the summer; ‘best city reference. WEST 2TH 8T. Obs NEAT PROTESTANT nan as firat clase waitress or as chamber- ity reference. Jail | NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY. JULY 10, 1871. in MEZUATIONS WANED —PEMALRS. » Miscellaneous, RUTGERS PLACE (MONROE 87.) ton and Jefferson ets. in a retail business: 146 STH AV., REAR.-A YOUNG GIR to make herself useful {1 /ETWEEN CLIN. young lady wishes employment neh, German and English, 15 ® 6TH AV.—A LADY GIVES LESSONS, DAY OR 0+) evening, in all the Fnglish branches, drawing, palute Ing, photosraph coloring, wax Howers, penmansh{p. “Call on or address T 29] BAST set ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY | aa governess to young children or as companion to an elderly indy; salary not so much an object as areined home ; best reference given and required, O34. WEST MD ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIBT IN OE the kitchen of a private boarding house or hotel; efty or country. 937 RAST, 2TH ATA YOUNG GIRL, LATELY from France, desires any kind of resvectable work, where she can leara Kngllsh; English or American family prefe: 24.4, EAST UTH Sr. THIRD BELL—A LITERARY lady writes letters, prepares contributions for the reas, revises manuscript, does copying. —A YOUNG GIRL LATELY 34. 4 WEST « landed, never lived out before, as up stairs girl, or to.taketcare of children; is kind and willing; wages not’ so much an object as a steady place, GQ LEXINGTON AVA RESPECTABLE WIDOW OD) woman wants a piace in the city or country; har a boy seven years old: caprble of doing any kind of work; haa eight years’ reference from Taal’ place, Call for two aye. 369 JAY ST, BROOKLYN.—WANTED, EMPLOY- ment as acopyist (work to be done at home), by one writing good ledble hand, Address Mrs. TOWNSEND, A4QQ RAST JUTH ST, FRONT ROOM, TOP FLOOR — e) A reapectable woman wants work’ by the day; !s a good washer and froner and will do hougcclennine. LADY OF CULTURE WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION to foreigners and those of neglected education for greatly reduced summer prices. Address MAUD MONTGOMLEY, Herald ofice, as ladies’ maid in some Tami going to Buroye eat, reference, Address A. B., care of Bridget Magin, 7 Spring at., Newport, R. I. RENUH AND 8P. ce on ally by a at rf month, Herald Otice. ¥ lag F YOU WANT & COMPETENT LADY TEACHER, hichly recommended for plano and singing, also for the neliah, German and French lauguages, address ARTIST, vox 119 Herald office. 1H TAUGHT CONVERSATION. Address L. T. W., Intelligence OMices. NUMMER OF GERMAN SERVANTS CONSTANTLY found at the German Bureau, 868 Howery- entrance on Tot at. ra, LOWE. __HELP_WANTED—FEMALES, A NURSERY GOVERNESS WANTED—AT 120 WEST ‘26th at., near 6th ay aa GIRL WANTED TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in aamall ramily. Call at 165 East 38d st.’ GIRL WANTED—TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, IN Newark, N. J. Apply at 818 West 18th st., to-day, be- tween 9 and # o'clock, He A —WORK GIVEN OUT AT HIGHEST PRICES TO + pay for frat clase Sewing Machines; Instruction free. BLAKK & POND, nd 142 WOMAN WANTED_ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS cooking oysters and chops. Apply at EARL'S Oyster House, 876 8t GIRL TO MAKE BUTTONHOLES ON BUSINESS . coats, Apply to Mr. YOUNG, 278 Atlautic av, Brooklyn. Ae Ee STRWART ¥ 00. WANT SEVERAL FIRST several first class fluters. Apply at 7th st, entrance. Broadway and 10th st. T. STEWART & CO. WANT SEVERAL FIRST «clase afk and cotton’ embralderers. | Appiy. with sample of work, at 9a st, entrance. Broadway and 1 th at, T. STEWARD & CO. WANT SEVERAL EXPERTI- «enced ealeawomen for thelr dresa nuit and Indies’ un- derwear departments; arpucenia must possess nd as wellas large experience. Apply at Broadway and 10th T. STRWART & CO. WANT FIRST CLASS operators on Wheeler t Wilson's machines, worked dy steam, to whom permanent employment ond liberal pay rll ve. given. Apply at %h at. entrance. Broadway and a PRRATORS WANTED—TO WORK ON WHEELER & Wilson's machines: fine work and good pay. None but experienced handa need apply atthe West, Bradley & Cary Manufacturing Company's oifice, 234 West 2h at, be- tween 7th and &th ave. ANTE D—A GERMAN OI for bousework. $85 East ANTED—A GIRL TC COOK, WASH, IRON et in housework. Apply at 135 East 78th Pt A SMALL FAMILY, AND TO at, > M woman for general housework, mau for outdoop work. Apply nt 907 Hudson at,, from 10 to } WASTEDIA, WOMAN, coment: cook, wash and {ron for a staall family, living mn the country” Call at 285 West th et., on Monday, from 9 to 12 o'cl WANTED <A GOOD COOK. WITH. UNEXCEDTIONA- Iie refereacer only: Apply at No. 1 West 12th wl on Monday, betweon 10 and ia A. M, WANTED-A FIRST CLASS COOK, WASHER AND ference reyulrea, ‘Apply at 183 Bleecker «t, HOUSEWORK, with ey ANTED—A GIRL FOR GRNERAL in a small fam ly, a good washer ant ironer, Call after 10 o'clock at 213 West 46th at. V reference, md TANTED—A WET NURSE; MUST BAVE A FRESH breast of milk. ay., between 9 A. M. an Warte Apply at 75 West 46 a2 PM, D—A GOOD WASHER AND TRONER; ALSO mmbermald and waitress to assist in the washing, Went 3d at,, between sth and Sth avs, » hear 6th JV ANTED- A GOOD COOK, MIDDLE AGED WOMAN preferred, for a private boarding house; wilt get a pod home and liberal saiary, Apply al 49 Mercer, tear ouston st. WARTED—A FIRST CLASS. TASSEL | MAKER woman who thoroughiy understands shade tas work can have steady work and good pay, at NORMAN. Tassel Factory, #42 Canai treet, ANTED—IN A GERMAN FAMILY, A GOOD COOK. To one who ts willing to work and has guod reference Apply at 168 East fd 2004 waxes will be patd. 8d and Lexington ava, ANTED—A GIRL TO DOG . HOUREWOR to co afew miles into the conniry. om 10 to 12, morning. HENKY WHITTEMORE, 644 Broadway, room 1. RRAL HOUSEWORK, ANTED—TWO WOME: and ironer and the oth and cloak room: good wai mended, At FUNK'S Union ANTED—TO GO TO THE COUNTRY, A GIRL TO do general housework; must be a good cook, washer and froner and understand milk and butter, Apply at 112 Wash ington et., from 2 to4 P.M. 7ANTED—A GIRL, TO TARE, children; must chine and be willing to Went 14th st. ANTED— ONE A GOOD WASH 0 take charge of ladies’ h j must ARE OF GROWING Wheeler & Wilson's ma- make herself generally useful, 261 IMMEDIATELY, A FIRST CLASS HOUSE. management keeper. who thorouvhly understands of a bouseho d, especi private residence ollice. servauts, to take charge of a large country. Address H., box 4,035 Post fn the SITUATIONS WANTED WAL Gs. YOUNG MAN WANTS A_ SITUATION AS RAR- tender; understands his business thoroughly; best of Teference from last place. Address §. J., box 117 Heraid office. GENCY WANTED—TO SELL ANY PATENT AR- ticle or any article raicable: good reverence given. W. MERRIPT, 121 West Broadway. RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WISIIES A SITU ation in a private family or private boarding pouse aa waiter by Calton or address JOUN A. ELL, Wintamaburg. A AN LIVING IN LONDO dea undertaking any kind Inake inquiries for ‘adios or gentlemen residing in America, Address), W. BATEMAN, Faq, 71 Elgin Crescent, Kenaing- ton Park, Lon'ion W, ‘ VERY RESPEC England , TRUS ant man and wife, withou: any encumbrance, wouk take charge of n centieman's house in che city of New Yorky ‘on liberal terma, for any length « e 1 references, Address HO EPist, Herald office, for one week. QirvaTIon WANTED-—AS TRAVELLING AGUNT, BY house " gentieman who has travelled for a wholesale iquor ouse for the past 12 years aod bag a first class trade through: | out thie State and the West; can furnish recommendations, ‘Address MELVIN BARROWS, Batavia, N. Y. Wante BY A RESPECEARLE COLORED MAN, A situation to drive @ doctor's wagon ; good reference. Apply at 4 on at. WAITER IN A PRIVATE, FAMILY. OR WOULD GO 10 objection to the country. Address WAIT- CLERKS AND SALESMEN. OOKKEPPER WANTED A MAN FULLY COMP f books. Address, with referen ROLLINS, big West Sud st., Uptown Advertising office. {DERK WANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, J about 2uycare of age, not afraid to work, who can keep aeot of hooks and willing to make bimecl( useful. Address 4. KICK, Dox 1of Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,248 | Urowiway, stating references, PEGG, CLERK WANTED-A COMPETENT MAN, with i elty reference. Apply immediately st id Franklin ot, Greenpoint, Brookiyn, KE. D, UNIOR DRUG CLERK WANTED.—INOQUIRE AT NO. el nace hh av., corner of Fulton, Brooklyn, between 9 | and » M QIUOATION WANTED—IN AN IMPORTING HOUS } v. SS by a young map of 17 years of age; can speak an Pinte frenen Auently; best of references. “Address box 403 Post office. 7,0 SOUTHERN [HOUSES.—ANY HOUSE DESTROUS of procuring ® Texas man for that State, can do 9 by aditrensing a sine to box 1,788 New York Post office; the best Of references farnished. ANTEDBY AN IMPORTING WHITR GOODS honse, two thoroughly experienced travelling salesmen for the Northwest and Southwest. Address, with references, LACKS, Heraid ofliee, TANTED—A YOUNG MAN, FROM 18 TO 20, GOOD peoman, quick at figures, who te willing to make him- weit general ner | feterences raust bo unesceptionable. Address A. B., box 6,194 Post oftice, W4StED—A O8ITION IN A WHOLESALE CLOTH by. a young man of experience; best references. Adare 5 «296 Herala ofllee, ANTED—BY A CLOTH JOBRING HOUSE, A MAN ‘who can well goods, Address A. W, H., 83 Reade YOUNG ENGLISH PERSON OF GOOD ADDKESS | girl to assist In washing and be generally | at., between | |V COACHMEN AND GARDENERS -.) FRENCH GARDENER WHO CAN GIVE class references wants # situation, Address POULAIN, Harimanu’s Hotel, 347 Bowery, COACHMAN'’S SITUATION WANTE 4X man, who thoroughly understands bt eit) reference. ‘Call at or address No. 6 East SLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH. Tan, grovin and plain gardener; country preferre PATING, box 127 Herald Uptown Brauch ollie, ay. FIRST PIERRE ‘Address T. 1,246 Broaaw: class driver and groom and single man ; dest city refer. ence; three yenrs in*lasi place. Gall at oF adurens. 1,38 Broadway, corner J&th at. A. BIRST CLASS MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS concliman; has long experience; thoroughly eompe- tent, atrictly temperate; best city reterence. Address H. H., Herald oftice. COACHMAN'S Protest UATION WANTED.-BY A SIN- with a private ‘amily; thoroughly City or country ; threo years’ refer- W. G., box 127 Herald pfiice, COACHMAN'S SITUATION WAN’ 8i BY A PRO- testant married man; no children; understands plain 8 references from last employer, Cail 1 HL. 687 6th at GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE WISHES TO procure # situation for his coachman, whom he can Highly recommend. “Call'on or addroms JOUN, 0 Hast 14th ‘on or address for two da} A. RESPECTABLE GERMAN (MARRIED) WANTS A i etaation ae Soschenan, groom or gardener; s wile @, ser and obliging tn ail his duties. Cull H, Wo. 25 Went 18that. top foot, ne CA 08 OF Barees SITUATION WANTED—AS FIRST man and groom, by le Proves who thoroughly understais usiness city driver; tirst class reference. Addr: Heraid ofice. OACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTEST. n, in elly or country; understands his busi ably, and will bo found willing and obliging ; good city references,” Address '., box 904 Herald office. \OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE J man; thoroughly understands his business; ia willing and obliging; has the best city reference. Address B. C., box 214 Herald offee, SITUATION WANTED—IN A GENTLK- Ormt clare aie Scan miata ecotien: Colon a ce from present employer, address WM. HC, 197 West 17th ats, private svabio, SITUATION WANTKD—AS COACHMAN, BY A SOBER, steady and capable man, with seven clty reter- ence. Cail un or a 999 4th av., dlery. QITUATION WANTED—RY A SINGLE MAN OF SOBER habits, as coacnman and groom; understands plain gar. dening; xood, reverence given. reas. A. H., box 116 Herald oftice. IPHE ADVERTISER, WHO 18 MOVING IN THE COU try, wishes to get a sftuation for his coachman; he honest, temperate, a firat rate driver, neat, unsurpassed asa, Loom and every way capable, Address W. J. HL, box 4010 CLASS COACH. wnt Swivs man, an experienced box 204 Call ‘on or A. ‘WAXTED—A FIRST CLASS GROOM IN LIVERY STA- ble. A. & G. POLHENUS, 106 Division av., Wilitameburg. Wa ENGLISH GROOM, MEDIUM 8IZF, FOK A scene Apply at New York Tattersali's Stables, cor- ner 42d af. and 7th av., at 74g o'clock P. M. ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENE gle man, who thoroughly underatands bi not afraid of work; best reference, Address GARDEN box 141 Herald offic Y A YOUNG ENGLISH PROTESTANT, rived, & situation as coachman and groom} thorougbiy understands the charge of horses, Address C. B., Stapleton Post otice, Staten Island, WAXTED{A SITUATION A8 COACH MAN, BY A MAR- ried derstands the breaking or young horse beat reference. iS dat Ba aves Lon ur address tween 25th and 26:h sts., in the store. TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND ‘groom. by a single young man who thoroughly under- stands bia business; can milk and is entirely temperate, willing and obliging; no objection to the country ; can be highly recommenced by bis last employer. Address, for three days, T., box 130 Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN ENGLISH GAR- deuer, who has had superintendence of one of the largest estabiish ments in this country for the past 13 years; fn thoroughly competent in every devartment of hortfculture, improvement and planting of grounds, dc. Refers to Peter Henderson, secilsrman Cortidnv't at, New York, to whom’ applications marke: may be addtease ) BY A SIN- i Duviness E HELP WANT 3 —WANTE))—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS restaurant business. 689 8th a (A EBEAND BOY, NOT AFRIAD TO WORK, AND who can make himself generally useful, can apply to RUSSBLL, room 1, 21 Park ror (A. NUMBER OF GIRLS WANTED—FOR HOTELS IN country: waltresaes, pantry iris, cc. Apply at 109 Weet Sith ot., neat Broadway. NY PERSON WITH COMMON SENSE AND #2 50 cash can make from §3 to 44 per day by calling at 131 West Broadway. No humbug, A ~HEN,, WOMEN, BOYS, AND GIRLS, LEARN « Telegraphing—20. THOMYSON'S Telegrapbie Insu Tite. 20 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute, Day and evening, Demand foroperators. Open ull suinmer. Ac STEADY EMPLOYMENT, WILL BE GIVEN tive, intelligent men in a light retaunerative busine special terms to competent men, No.7 Warren st., room 29, NIE have go Adare ., box 182 Herald Up- | town Branch office, 1,86 Broadway. EVERY WHERK—TO SFLL THE nreading Thimble, the greatest novel:y ever in- Fented; profits 200 per cent; sells rapidly, veing an or inary sewing thimble, and threads a lady's needle in the dark. The world challenred to produce an article ot more merit for the Samples 20 conts; per dozen, $1 60; per gross, $15, Sent on receipt of price, W. P. SLENSBY, 566 Br ‘New \ork. OY WANTED—TO MAKE IMS) useful; LF GENERALLY well and to leara ina fancy store; with bis parents. Addrves, (n band= 0x 100 Herald Uptown Branch office, Te writing, W. CURRIER, } 1,24 Broadway. NANVASSERS WANTED.—TWENTY GOOD MEN TO ‘canvass for the Manhattan Improved Silent Sewing Ma- | chine, Apply between 3 and 6 P. M., at 43 Broadway, OOD AGENTS TO SELL MOODY'S PREPARED T solder, for famfly use; any woman or child can use it; mende tip, brass and copper. 22 Ann st., room 2. AD WANTED—IN A STORE; ONE WHO CAN COME well recommended for honesty and application to busl- ness may hear of a good situation by addressing THOMAS, Herald office. WANTED-TWO STEADY, COM! ‘at the Irving restaurant 82% Broad FAR’ TANTED—A STEADY, MIDDLE AGE MAN; BUSI- joss light Pin bu? ANTED-GENTLEMANLY AG easy and respectable business ing; soliching orders; most conve Broadway, up statrs, oillce No, 1. JANTED—AN INTELLIGENT OFFICE ROY, RESID- ing with his parents fo city, capable of copying invoices. Apply to-day, after 10 o'clock, with references, at No. 5 W liam #t., room 4, third iloor, WASTED-FOR WHALING VOYAGES, TWENTY stout young men 0, coopers, carpenters and black- smiths, Apply at 186 West street, corner of Reade. D. L. PEARL, resectable and paying well. Apply to WM. Broadway. TS; PROFITABLE, to B12; day or even- ent little articie. 615 o'clock fn the morning, for two days, and ® man to drive a liquor wagon who bas « liquor route will get a good salary. JANTED—FOR | WHALING VOYAGES, COOPERS, blacksmiths, cooks, ste and I ands. Apply to the headynartera at 109 J. MORISON & CO. IRED MAN AS ORDER COOK; housework ; reference from last eetwood Club ilouse, 1,454 jal sts. South et, up stairs, TANTED—A Ci niao a girl for lace. Inquire at JENKI roadway. Letween 40th and TANTED--A YOUNG MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS, wait hiroself generally usefu:, Apé henter Hoase, 3d av., between 1:9b and Luth AGENTS WANTED -TO SELL THE NEW PATENT fly brush au! duster; can make $u0 8 week on $2 Corner Cburch and Codar sis, JO( eapiia. TRADES. FIRST CLASS ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN JA wantet. Nove others need apply at 46 Broadway, room 39 STOUT BOY WANTED—TO LEARN CARRIAG painting; cood opportunity for one willing to work; Wages at Grst B5. Adcress W., Station B. (XOORERS,, CARPENTERS AND | BLACKSMITHS wanted for whaling voyages. Apply at 186 West strect, corner of Reade. Db, PEARL, ID GLOVE CUTTER.STEADY EMPLOYNENT TO A good man, Address, stating terms, &c., CALIFOR- NIA GLOVE COMPANY, San Francisco, Cal ANSRD—SILVERSMITMS—ONE, SPINN mountera, eight spoonmakers. KNOW 20 Maiden laue, oF 89 Eady #hy Providence, Ry t. V R, TWO TANTED--A LETTER AND FANCY ENGRAVER ON metals and wood; a first class workman, to go Went, _GILES WALES & CO,, 13 Maiden lane. ANTED-SILK HATTERS, SOBER, STEADY MEN, who understand their trade ing to learn. Ad- 5 celphia, WARTED--A YOUNG MAN, OF PLEASING ADDRESS (one who is a letter engraver or jeweller pref the best references required. Address JEWEKLLER, Uptown Branch office, Brooklyn. od) Herald TO WORK y work all the WRO,, 43 Beok- ANTED -A GOOD METAL SPINNER on ltght work ; to @ steady man st year roand. Apply tO J. V. WALDRON ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN ENGINEER; HAS had 25 years’ experience; no objection to the country} refers to Biles & Williams, 118 Piymouth street, Brooklyn, L. 1. Address for three days GkO. A. AYRES, 118 Piy: month street, Brookiyn, L. I. ‘OH ADVERTISEMENTS, MARIES, ARRIVANT DE FRANC la fernme culsintere mt mari garcon de saile, desirent ‘etre places easemble ou separement, Me Ms GERARD, 310 William at, NE (NSTITUTRICE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER dans une femilio privee ou dans un pensionnat comme dame de com one, etant, une Badresser au 126 West 42d ot. l Professenr de francais on encore comme r aile a d'excellentes recommendati confiance. pagnie \ personue do toute COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION; IS A FIRST | Wanted: ‘G MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS the retail good reference and se. | conity, call st Van Brunt’ st., South Brookiyn, aiter9 CITY REA 1, ESTATE FOR SALE. Kast Side. BARGAIN IF BOUGHT NOW.—FOR SALF, NEAR ‘Twenty-lirst street, in Second avenue, three atory brick | House, 202501300; In good order, with improvements; only, 815,000. WARD & OGD6: , corner Seventeenth street, Broadwi JOR SALE—TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT 225 Kast 10h street, near Third avenue; lea than cost price: $6,500, Inquire on the premises. (OR SALE: A VALUABLE LEASE FOR AT! years of property on #6 Fulton streets; the bulidt height, with basemen| fully rented to good opportunity of g: building 1® rare, and 19 for sires to visit Europe, Addr otlice. West sules PIRST CLASS TENEMENT PROPERTY, WEST SIDE, for sale low, to close an estate, COURTNEY & GRAY, 78 Cedar street. OTS—SOME FINE PARCELS, ON SIXTH AVENUE AND. streets above the Park, for sale. B. H. HOWELL, 909 Third avenue. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT LL WANTING FARMS (GOOD BOIL) ADDRESS ©. K. LANDIS, Vineiaaa, N. J. GREAT CHAN! A SPLENDID FARM OF £80 acres, at station, four hours from Now York; 7% acres Under Gne cultivation, balance wood, 100,000 feet 1,200 cords wood, splondid water power, good balld.ng House, nine rooms he bart, DuMeroUs ontbulldings; plenty of t by; price, tucinding uli the crops, 2 horses, 1 co hogs, pouitry, tm: plements, €¢,, only $6,500; terms $4,000 ‘casi, balance casy; 40, L. WALKER, h East Strondsburg, Movroe county, Pa, BARGAIN.—CORNER STORE PROPERTY, DOING good general business, with Garden and Cottage ad- Joining, containing teven rooms, in village o: | Pleasuntville on Hari for sala, on easy terms; or will rent cot $800, Inquire at 285 West Eleventh atreet. T YONKERS.—TO LET, FOR ONE OR TWO months, fully furnisbed, a large, apien iid House, front: ing the Hudson; modern improvements; carriage house, &o. @ rare bargain. Apply to J. YOUMANS, Youkers. AT FAIRMOUNT -1WO STORY ATTIC AND BASE- meni rooms; water in kilchen; good garden, fruit, ac. VLEGANT t Frame, } excellent location, Rent #25 per month. STEPHENS BROS., 1*7 Broaaway. RESIDENCE—STATEN — ISLAND.—TWO. ‘acres In fruit, flowery, lawn; carriage house; fine view of bay; 87,000; terms easy. Also neat Cottage, dentrabiy lo- cated ; Ave minutes from Weat Brighton lanifing ; $5,500, DAKKIN, 60 Hrond e:reet. URNISHED HOUSE, 21X38, BEAUTIFUL LOCATION, Rear depot of New York and New Haven Kuilroad, 13g ; GEORGE MAHON, 44 Pine street, IARM FOR SALE-OF TWENTY ACRES, IN ORANGE counts, 14g mile rem Ei branch ratiroad, about miles trom Newburg; el. ht acres of choice fruit frame house tilled in with brick, granary, large glass ben house; stands on ale mm the tork of two roads; will be sold to suit buyer, Inquire ut 189 Thompson sireet, F. J. GARRISON, JOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLF COUNTRY RESI- dence «t Perth Amboy, near the raiiroa! depot and wa- ter; Gothic house, witn bay windows, finished in the best airle, ‘and contains 12 rooms, with all modera improvements; afine garden and quanthy of fruit and shade trees. The place is on the water and has a dock and boat house. Pos- Seasion immediately. dvvly to KE. H. HALL, Perth Amboy, or to E. H. LUDLOW & UO., No.8 Pino aireet, New York, FOR, SALE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, ONE nile from elty of Burlington, N.J.; modern built Cot- tage, ten rooms, piazza in front and Hack; soft water: 4 acres, llled with fruit; price $1U,(0 half may r mortgage. Address box 160 Pont office, Burlingtot Fo SALE—AT TREMONT, FEW MINUTES FROM atabl depot, on Fairmount avenue, good House and Lot, with c.; for sale low or exchange. Apply at U3" West le, eet, New York. Po ‘8 ealthy in, Staten Islan tertay easy. DAKRLN, 60 Broad atreet, OR SALE—TEN MINUTES FROM TREMONT STA. ton wad oniy 20 rods from the Boulevard, tw fenced oy Lots, for $825 each, Call at 205 William street, ufth joor. OR SALE—PARM AND RTOCK, 97,000; ONE-HALF censh ; oue-haif inile from Centreport Harbor, L. 1.; z Apu Retween Land o'e'vek. “JAS. Le 208 Montugue street, Brooklyn. EAR PHILADELPHIA, A PAPER MILL; ower; now usel for Siraw Bourd a SALE—FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT; ACR endid land full cultivation; good buildi hi OR SALE— water und steam R. Cl Mill. Apply to J. delphia. OR SALE—A NICE HOME AT FLUSHING, L. 1, 45 minutes from city and five minutes trom depot. Por jull particulars inquire of EDWARD CARLL, iirluge atreet, Flushing. Will ve sold reasoasily. OR SALE—A NICE GOTHIC COTTAGE, CONTAIN: ing nine Rooms; 26 minutes from city, two from devot; . ' B. FLANAGAN, 4\i Fourth avenue until April’ 1, ton family of Cottage; extensive lawns, fin of fruit; three minuces frouw depe city. Inquire at 117 Broadway, room: 10 LET—FOR TWO OR THREE MONTHS tely jurnished Cottage on New sirighton be $2004 month. Inguireof it, E. KUBINSON, 62 auita, an elegantly fur- old'shade trees, quan- from ail the modern hin ret, room 3, provements, Apyly at SL Chambers thirty splendia view; rom U, 342 minutes irom New York. Inquire , corner of Thirteenth atceet Broadw BT} ACRE FARM IN WESTCUPSTER COUNTY, ©) (2 witalarge buildings, for sale, or wil take part near: by property ; brancipas only. nso meaning usiness xt 0 E fect. O1 ELIABLE, Ashland House, Fourth avenue, ____REAL ESTATE [ate Cents nod CLASS BROWN {7 and Tenement Proper'y (or Country roy changes for unencumbered farms or counti JUURTNEY & GRA, TO EXCHANGE. a 5 Cedar atreet. 4 rairoad atation—A Farm; first c! buildings.” Prineipais tuquire fu store from 13 to Fe, SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FARM OF 161 ACRES on Long Islana; will be sold at a great barguin ; will ex- change tor other property or Merchandis HORACE P, GEARY & CO,, 765 Broad at., Newark, N. J. JOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY — ‘An elegant Country Residence on the north shore of Long Isiand, with large water frout; 6) acres choice I beautifully Jad out and colt blu New Bower raphe and particulars wt 2d VLUAX, carpenter. For BALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR CITY PROPERTY, a fine Resivence, 13 eity lots, near Jerome Park, on the Picturesque Lrona River, three minutes trou depot,’ tn the nemhborhood of 1 te improvements, Addreas H. immed NELSON JEKOME, New York. Te EXCHANGE-—FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY; a bareain for somebody; thone 13 beautifai close to depot, and 400 city love Land, at Kutheriard Par: J. ; all free and App y to owner, THOS. K. AGN 28) Greenwich street, New York. x ‘ew, 10 PXCHANGE FOR NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN Property--A b skill, on the {CIM aerom: fine buildings an ; shade trees; allin elegant x of taste and cuiture. Inquire of D. 1. Went streets, V for which #: C particulary, M., box enth avennes wating tuil My ROOMS, &C. WANTED. HOUS: WANTED 10, HIRECAN | EXTRE Y SMALL House, furnished, in good order. Address INQUIRER, box 180 teral ptowo Bran Mee. RENT—AN ENGLISM BA ears; rent hot to exceed @,0, Address M. D., Ueraid oftice. FINE ARTS. LE—SEVERAL VERY FINE PARLOR OIL e.egantly [raned, at realiy less than ualf their seldom offered. Apply at b) Bleecker street, Ko Pain value, A chat near Broadway, ks RESTAURANTS, * BOND StRFET.—FIRST CLASS FAMILY RES me » 3 taurantalacarte.’ Handsome private parlors for din- ner and supper parties. me steer MURDER THIAL. ed Murderers Go Free With a Strong Suspicion Around Them. Herarver, N. Y., July 9, 1871, John Foster was last night acquitted pefore the Court of Uyer and Terminer of the muraer ot Anson Casler, a constable of Little Falls, who was found dead, with marks of violence upon him, in Sevtem- ber, 1865. Foster was jointly mdicted with Ed. Fleming for the offence, and shortiy afier Foste: release Fleming was discharg2d upon hia own re- Doolittle expresse.! the cognizances, Judge ¢ opinion that there were strong suspicions aafilat the pris onera, and that tor that reason he did not choos® to discharge Fleming avsolutely. This was one of those cases whore there Was nO moral doubt of the guilt ailoged, but where, owing to tho length of time Which hag elapsed between the Kililag aud the trial, made tt very diMcult to obtatn ail the evidence and Just fell short of what is required to convict. Supreme Court—Onamauns—Hold by Judge Car. $8 08, Fa bo OG ts on. ve or 08 308, 110s 1, 07, }. 109, Tia 1bd” Gali’ Ro. iste ‘ 4 lem Kailroud, 10 trains daily, ba eer location, \ e and garden for } Junin 3, 728 Sansom strect, Phila- | MASON, No. 1 Chambers street. 5 -ORANGE COUNTY P RIY AT AN $50,000. mmense sneritice, or vate a Joan | for $20,000, for whieh a Uberai bouus w i Tue TONE HOUSES good ex IXCHANGE.—ELEVEN MILES FROM NEW YORK, AT | 44 condition; ‘fine | Jottages, | W4step TO MENT House, between Twenty-eighth and 7 arth | streets, Lexington and Sixth aveaues, onfurnished, for two 3 A POLITICAL MARE'S NEST. The Alleged Perjury of Naval Officer Laflin. Working Into an All-Night Session—A Lawyer Skulking Away—Cantankerous Witnesses and a Wearied Judge—Acquittal of Laflin. Herainr, N, Y., July 9, 1871. At ten minutes past six o'clock last night the triab | of A. H. Latin, Naval OMicer of the port of New | York, for alleged perjury, was called on in the Herki- mer County Court of Oyer and ‘erminer, in this town, beiore Justice Dooilttie and associates. In, my despatch of friday last sent the geveral facta as clatmed by tue parttsans of both sides of the | affair, embracing also a sketeh of the nature of thes case, which revealed a very much mixed state of facts or assertious, The case was taken up at the | late hour above stated in consequence of the delayy occasioned by the closing of a murder trial which had preceded tt, and partly with a view to finishing! | up at once the business of the term, no other case} | remaining to be tried at this sitttag. In my previous despatch I stated that three of the attorueys who had defeuded the civil eatt brought by Byrom Lafiin against the Hartmans, for the recovery of the North Carolina bond, which was the origin, of this mudule, bad appeared before the Grand Jury and testifled, and that upon their evidence the indictment against A. A. Ladin, charging the com~ mission of perjury, Was mainly based, These three; attorneys wero J. A. and A. B. Steele and Morrig Fikes, When the case was called District Attorney Mills asked that the name of Josiah A. Steele should be. called, he having been airealy summoned as & wit ness. Due proclamation was at once made by the: | erter, but Josiah did nu: respond, and tne Court or- | dered an attachinent to issue against him. It is but Proper tosay that J. A. Steae had for hours pre« vious been searched for and couid not be foand, and now loomed up the probability of a fizzle in the prosecution. Steele had oeea the prominent wit- | ness belore the Grana Jury; he wasa lawyer also, | and knew the value of prompt attendance of wit | nesses, but was nowhere to be fouud., He was evi« dently sk lking away, and merited all the abuse which his absence evoked. District Attorney Mills then arose and made a very brief opening address, stating that the case was an unusual one, required careful consideration, and it | struck him thatit would be well fur tae jury to con- { siaer what they had todo, He hoped that all inti- Mations or intimdations thruwa out upon elther side would prove futue and void, aid he propused, so (ar as he was able, to do his duty m a candid and tmpartial manuer., He desired all extraneous Mata ters aud opinions to be laid aside, und that the jury’ would do tnetr duty stric dy accordiog to their ouths. He then gave # brief resus of the lacts as alieged, | aud which he intended to prove, und ussed leave Wo introduce as documentary evideuce the judgment roll in the civil action tor the recovery of "he bonds The evidence Was adinited, aud Morris Fikes was culied as tho firat witness. He testified as to his professional connection with, the civil sult, and to the 1act that “tue prisoner at the bar’! gave evidence in that sult on ils trial, om or about Juue 19 last, AL last the inain question in} the direct examination was reached, us to whether’ } On the tial A. H. Lafiin, who was culled as @ wit~ } ness, had tesiiticd that the bond bad never been out of bis pos-ession unttl he missed it and next heard that it was lu the possession of Hartinau, in Herkimer. Q. Did Mr. A. B. Lafiin testify anything further about its contunuing ia nis possessiout A.-f tain: he answered a question of Mr. J. A. Stecie as to | whevner he had let anybody else have it, and as | far as | can say from memory he sat “so,” 1 thunk in connection with that question a question waa asked Whether be did not let a man named fanuer have tue dud, aud that he said “No.” Then to!lowed a very lively cross-examination, im } Which the witness irritated the counsel for defence (Mr. Smith) considerably by giving him very evae sive replies. fhe maver became» repeatedly a sul ject of appealon the part of Mr. Sunih to Judge | Doonttle as to whether the witness should or should } not be compelled to auswer the question explicitly. ‘This question, repeated a score of times over, Was ag totne nature of the witness’ recollectiun of the question having been put and answered as claimed, Phe dritt of it Was Lal Witness had hep. noves of | the trial, and would only state, &» mutter of re | lection, that he believed the quesuon Was put and ed in the Legalive; he had no direct knowl- Du now as to whether lis minuies con any such reiereace; bts eral | Tew was tiat tiey did as they Taibon any point; he supposed those mins | ules were now Steele's omles; he thought he looked at them he gave evidence vefore the Grand Jury; he pave it as @ imat recoliection: OTL a Feteren: of parte that tney ai | | ing possession With Lie boud, bul not of the giving of if to Mr. Tanner; that was Is best recolle butas to saying positively what the ofice con ecoulloniy suy that tt was & matter of ree ton; he was ai the Post Ofice and the Sherif od hint, dud be- fore guing | they cortained; ne kn | Whaat Mr. Lain ha j} as he Kuew how he did | @ fact from his memory (hat such testimony was given; lis recollecuon Was tial a question Was pub ‘as to the piving of the bond .oCoienci Tanner; could could Lot Bay positively that he re (oat me | question was put, but he Would say taat it Was, ag | @ matter oL recujiee “i say that tis @ positive | fact so tar as my f eCllOn woes.” me. Do you dcculiect us & positive fact that Mr. $ pul tigt quosiion 10 A, do 1¢ } collect it; 1 Tank or. Latin sal i Would say Sy positive S 3 Lat certain tial (at got. ‘fhe exammution of te wi was quile lengthy; but, owig to his evideut deverimination to be evasive, it became very dull and iui of repeti- tions. Nothing furtuer of any real Interest wad exicited froin bint A. B. Steele Was next called, and testified also in @ somewhat sunilar way, bat Was less stupoorD, His eviaence was substantially similar to ciat of Fiske’s, but Steele also suid tiat be lad kept min ules of the trial, and that they were in lus office, By request of counsel he stated that ue would bring them io Court, bul toward tie close uf the case he appeared and reported his Inability vo fad tie notes. ‘The next Witnesses were Levi Praylicx. of Liwle Fails, and Artur Taylor, of lilon, Wau Were boi members of the Grand Jury which indicted Latin, Their testuony, 1a the direct and cross-exemua- ons, Was lengily, bul the mam fact was to the effect that Ladin, When testifying oe ore Uiem in tie eliort to bave the Hartmuns 1udicted, tesuiled Uae after taking the bond from Byron be nauced tt to a Colonel Tanuer, Wo reta.ned possession of It (or ‘also Uhat no one bal ever aps | days or Weeks; peared as compailuang beiore tie orand Jay ‘agunst Lagia, end that they (the Grana Jurors) nad Not previousiy canvassed (he uatter, tere the roeed ution rested, and Judge Poolitie Would at once lave Wisp osed of the case by directing the jury to acquit the defeudant, bub Mr Lana's counsel insisted on gotng beiore the jury, Glaiming: that they did not Wiso the release Ol thetr cheni, | nor did he himself wisit It, on auy mere (eenitoae ity. Mr. Lafin desired a deliverance on tue merits of ins case, and Wis..ed the verdict of a jury to stand on te record. ‘fue Court at last yielded, though reluctantly, as 16 | Was now nearly o'clock at might aud it was evi- dent everybody (nat no convicuon could ve had on such testimony as Was 1D. Samuel sari then opt the case for defen lant, characierizing !t as a remarsably wicked proseea- | tun, aud Chat it was absolutely and unqualdedly | false and malicious. He tuea called Judge Prescott, County Judge, who had presided at the tril of (he civ suit, Loe Judge his book cuutuiuing miautes, as Kept vy of the evi given, and read frou 1b bie ny of sr. Lill a3 Was alleged to dave been made w Judge also testified taat to the fiow and belief hu Such questiog Was ever asked of Mr. Lacin, aod Do such answer, of auy auswer to that cifect, Was made by Ma. Cross-exa som did not Wurt the Juage’s evidence & particre. N Four of the petit jurors who satie judgment on the trial of the civil Cause were thei exumined wd festited that tiey did uot hear aay such evideuce asked for, wud tuat no reply to that effect Waa given. ‘The defence showed @ disposmion to call other Witnesses and starcd tat be whole twelve jurymen were tobe exaiminea; bus Judge Dgolitie was evidently vecunmog vired of the advair and insisted on the fact that unless the remaining Witnesses Were tu give evidence om new niatters he would not hear te case any Luriber, it being now eleven o’clock. ihe ciaimed Gat ale Teady he bad aliowed suilwient evidence for the de fouce and taat the remaiuder would be morety cu- Imuiative, Tue law Was very explicit So far as & | ease of this nature was concerued. He thea read | extracts from the revised statutes showing taat the | prosecution had ailed, by Teasou of thelr iwablity a { Bhow Uhat either of tie prisones’s statements, tough both were made under Oath, Was false, Here there Was Jouning more (NAO ax8U NPtOG Of Laisity, BeCau of an alleged Variance of statements, ‘fhts varuce ityeli Was not clearly proved Co exist, because there was no positive proof that the Orst calmed state. ment Was ever gtveu 12 the testimony of (he atin the orginal tial, and, even ii the variuce | aia xis, Luat Would Dot be of Iiseu Krouud Lor Cone viotion, because (he law assamed (hat & ihan may Make two sucements at aiferent umes, frailty be- Heving that in the frst instance be was (elling tie truth, a8 he recolected che facts at the hie, While gudsegtent further knowledge CO Dge gery Fog to the geooi ‘ on is groan of good iat Attér ine ahh NY YC of tue mater 6 Jury, ander the instruction oi the Vourt, rendered verdict of “Not gulity.’’ And so the afuir sl & perfect shell al) the way througi, appareniiy, It Was, us sure sec, fuct that pistrlet Atiorney Mis dit ao “puso the oase very hard)? bat the tratn is he dud owing Push the case with.