The New York Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1871, Page 3

“BIYUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, , Cooks. &e. WLING GREEN.—A FIRST CLass sWEDI! 6. pas comk and iaundree ‘or to do up ttatrs work fug or general housework, city or eountry. AQ NE8t UTE oT. REAR—A YOUNG VOMAN AS first class cook; understands all kinds of baking; will- fing to go in the country ; best elty reverence, HELP WANTED— FEMALES, ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WHO WASHES AND {rons well and is willing to do a little housework, in small family of t ; German preferred. at Soi West baat” OPS jerman prefe Apply, Wass ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY AS housekeeper for a widower of means; references given and required, Address, stating full particulars and where AQ) VEST TH ST. REAR-—A COMPETENT WOMAN ‘as fret rate cook and to asmat with the washing in a private family; {8 a good baker; city preferre ‘good city reference. 5. EAST 4\ST ST.-AS COOK, WASHER AND Oe) ironer; city reference. 79, KING 8T., BETWEEN VARICK AND HUDSO: A middie-aged widow lady. lately landed from urop IRa all family as cook and housekeeper or children's nuree ; no objection to city or country; country preferred. Call or address for three days, from 9 tll 4 o'clock. 10: WEST 15TH ST, REAR.-AS COMPETENT #7 cook and bak would do washing if required; no ‘objection to the country ; has best city reference, n WEST &TH ST.. NEAR 6TH AV.—AS FIRS clase cook; understands cooking 1n ail its branches excellent baker and pastry cook ; unexceptionable referenct no objection to the country. 12 14.2 West, STU 8t.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO cook, wash and tron; firat clacs bread and biscuit maker; no objection to a smail private boarding house with- ‘Out washing; good reference. 149 HAs, m0 st. NEAR aD AV.—A_ RESPECT- J alile girl as first class cook ; no objection to a p ‘vate boarding houne ; best city reference. — 150. WEST 28TH St, -TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG OW girls: one as good cook and baker, excellent wash and troner, the other as chambermald and waltreas ; beat city rence. QO EASLSTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- *) man as cook, washer and ironer, or would do gen- ra) housework ; has good city reference. ECTABLE WOMAN AS te boarding house; good WEST 8TH ST.--A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS good cook, washer and frouer, Cail for two day! firat class cook tm a pri reference. 17 BAST, 2501 ST.—As GOOD MEAT AND VEGR- table cook ; 1s. a good buker, and would assist with washing and ironing; good reference, Call for two days. BQ WEST 16TH ST.—A | RESPECTABLE WOMAN as cook, washer and froner, or would do general housework ; best reference; no objection to the country, EAST 40TH 8T.AS GOOD PLAIN COOK, U washer and troner; good clty reference. 333. BAST sist st.—A_ RESPECTABLE, WOMAN AS 3 cook in a private family or boarding house; 1s will- ing to make herself generally useful; will assist with the wasbing; good reference, SBI West wT St. 4 .REBPECTABLE, YOUNG Of girl ns cook, waster aud froner in « small private family ; five years’ reference from last place. 412. NEST 2TH 81, BETWEEN 9TH AND. 10TH aya.—Two tidy. yoting girls; one ag plain cook, good washer and ironer; the other as chambermaid and waitress ; no objections tua hoarding house or mechanics? boarding Bouse. Call for two days at last employer's. 490 STH AV (A RESEECTABLE GIRL 48 COOK = ‘and to asalst in washing and Ironing; good city ref- nce. 567 et ie EEN BIB AND 20TH STR. second floor, front room.—A competent person as ook ana to assist in the washing, or would do chamberwork and fine washing; best ¢ 60, 156 8th THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM. AS © first class woman cook in a hotel or restaurant, or ‘Would go out by tne day to wash. IRBE CL COMPETENT SCOTCHWOMAN LASS meat and pastry cook; good referer Address J. R,, box 170 Hera!d oflice. Chamberninids &e. ATTORNEY §T., | ROOM 6.--A GERMAN AS © Ded chamabersaatalor 63'd0 geveenl bocdemoce is sivnivate faunily. D5] GLAY, BETWEEN Q(T AND 25TH B88. A OL German Hrotostant young girl todo light chamber. ‘Work and as seamstress ; in an American fatnily preferred, 310 WET, MTA st) BETWEEN STIL AND ort ava.—A respectable young woman, lately landed, todo chamberwork and plain sewing or housework for a plain family. 39 8TH AV.—A GERMAN GIRL TO DO GENERAL e honsework in an American family or would do chamberwork ; wages $10; city referen 4.25 WEST terH ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN Aa CHAS ¢) bermald and waitress and to assist with the wosh- fing and ironing; no objection to the country ; best city ret erence. HB] WET ATH st. YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER- 1 maid and waitress in a private family, or would do Donsework ; best city reference from last place. 3] WEST, foTH STA YOUNG GIRL AS cn #34 bermaid and waitress, or would have no obj the general housewor! place. Can be seen for tw: 576 Boek, CORNER, 10TH AV.—A GIRL ABOUT Vi years of age to do chamberwork or tuke care of bid: hots 1.068 32,47. RETWEEN SD AND ete BTa.—4 . Teapectable woman as chambermatd; or vo do general housework ;good reference, G7 DlAv, BETWEEN WrH AND were (87S, 1 3 ( Yorkvile.-Two girls; one to do chamberwork and waiting; the other to do plein sewing and take care of ‘ebudren ; both wish to get in the same house. jon best city reference from her Jaat Dressmakers and Seamstressen. 4) MILLIGAN PLACE, 6TH AV., BETWEEN 10TH AND 1th ats.—An experienced dreasmaker wishes ap enjage- iment from two to four weeks In city or country. Call on or address DRESSMAKER. WEST 4TH ST.—A PARISIAN DRESSMAKER, lately arrivet and making the latest styles, would ike to cet some engagements by the day. Apply to Mme. LEGER. ig QB ORCHARD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS 20, _mmametress, at moderate wages; or to do housework C « « ll fomily in city or country: vest reference. B39 PARK AV.. BETWEEN s8TH AND 83TH STS, basement.—A person who is fully competent as dress- faker; is good, quick sewer and can be well reoom- mended by the dressmaker whom she worked for; operates on Wheeler & Wilson machine. Call or address for two days, Q CLINTON PLACE, &TH ST., THE FIRST PRIVATE G3 Vehse trom. Sth av.; 00 alee at the door, Parts dress ry moderate during duil and cloak making done. Term months. Inquire for Madame. QQ Wes? mn st. SSSMAKER THAT aR J stands making trimming dresses would like to engage with a wholesale Rouse to make and trim fall dresses Atherown place of busisoss; has ning machines of ber own. WEST 19TH 8T. MPETENT FRENCH dressmaker; has been forewom: 4n firet class house; wisies to go out by thi pnvate families; no objections to the cou: ‘dren y or week try. Call or ad- WIH FT, REAR—A COMPETENT ci dressmaker wishes a fow more engagements by the day or week; can cut, fit and trim tn every style; good operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine, Call on oF Sddress DRESSMAKER for four days. 241 SE* x0. OVER THE BARBER A shop.—A resy eto en- ea by the week or month; can do all kinds of family sew- hai city or country Q5 STH AVA FIRST CLASS FRENCH DR 4 2) maker, seamstress and good operator, to go out by 397 BROApWAy, IN TH DURING STORE, 1.327 Ruresscanier'would Iike a few more caterers would bire by the week; best reference xiven. PERFSCT FITTING DRESSMARER AND lish trimmer desires. engacements by the day or woek in private families or hotels, eity or country; refer- ences. Address DRESSMAKER, Herald office, LADY, WHO UNDERSTANDS DRESSMAKING, would like sowing to do for a few weeks m #3 per Fweek. Address Mrs. FIELD, Herald office. AL Mesrnking for © wholesale Bouse at her home: wit every satisfaction tp finishing the work, Address H. My 111 Herald Uptown Branch ofice, 1,246 Broadway, RESPECTABLE PERSON WOULD LIKE TO DO General Neusework, & WEST 46TH S8T.--A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO 15) feeerat honsework in's small private fatally; to wil and obliging; best city reference, Call for two a 1b 181 tari () BAST 2 8t.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG, WO- man to do housework; js a good plain cook and class washer and [rooer. LUDLOW 8T,, NEAR HOUSTON.—A RE bie gir! to do a] housework in a sn good piain cook, washer and troner; ‘orm iast place, Can be seen for two da ference 42. WEST, 4st BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH 353 Meck Protestant git toto general housework tn small family; a good plata ‘cook and first rate Washer and Jroner; willing and obliging; well recommended from her Jaat piace. A02 WEST 22D do general housework (nm & #mall family, Lest clty reference. )Q WEST sari era SMART PROTESTANT 4.02 Beiter generat bowsewore ; ci 7 AF RAST tH STA PEOTABLE YOU 415 Giiio de ceneral housework In w private family. Gooa city reference from last place. SPRCTA Heanekeopern &e. Ds ir Sh, THIRD FLOOR..A WELL EDUCATED #) Germ indy, apeake French and Pngtish, xe house. is a Kood orto make herseif useful (n any business, ‘all ov irese fortwo days Mra. PQ. Q93 WEST BTN St., BECOND FLOOR. FRONT..-A 440) Sonthern widow as housekeeper oF governess Would take obarge of apy Nght business or access any sei ¥ico eot men! i Sait FO3 Bast sty st, BETWEEN AVS, © AND D.~A widow lady an housekeeper in a private family or hotel; also & young lady to atiend to. children aud instract {Bers on the piano. Can be seer Srom 1A. M. 100. M, for ee R, BY ANTED. NOUSEK E Address fan American woman ; good referauces given Heratd omce WELL EODCATED GRRNAN GIRE AS TOUSE Neepor with an American family, where aie 8 chance \ ddre . Be ~ sia oae? Jearn the Loglieh language. “Address WV. }., Her WID0) duawrorihy 80 YEARE OLD, WANTS A SITUATION eeper in a eeytie jap’s family; will be found Address A. HQ, box 109 Herald Uptowa On L2tb Browdiray, - ch ot V40 Pet ncern- A bist cass tache? and iaase to go dress wishes washing at her house; understands WEST SIST 8T,—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO 24 A respectable woman to co out by the day aa laun- 9TH AV., TOP FLOOR, BETWEEN %TH AND few N. ladies! waahin, at her own house, or world go out by the _-RETUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Laundresses. &c, WEST 19TH 8T., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM, Out by the day; will do housecleaning; best city reference, 154. WEST 18TH 8T.-AN EXPERIENCED LAUN- ting and dues up linens and flneries in superior style. 207 “F ‘washing and trouiny at her own residence. WEST 33D ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM,— dress, or as cook ; thoroughly competent in both capacities, AID Tadacitaues metas vies con fre en oF families at her own residence; futing done at moderate prices. Call on or address Mra, HERMAN 567 SDA: SETWSEN 27H AND 38TH STS.—A 9) respectable woman wishes a few gentlemea’s or day; is a first class laundreas. Apply on second toor, front room, Nurses, & te 39 NORTH srl ST., WILLIAMSBURG.—-& RESPECT- Or able married woman, who has lout her baby, as Wot nurse; best references given. 18ST AV,, THIRD FLOOR, NEAR 6TH 8T,—A young woman with » fresh’ bresst of milk as wet aby dead, eight days oid, Address M. ei nurse 149 WEST 17TH 8T., NEAR 7TH AV.—AN INTELLI- J gent woman, of ‘many years’ experience, as nurse and seamatre very handy would make herself generally useful; no objection to the country for the sum- mer; best city reference. 150 WES 8TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG OU marriea Indy, who has just lost hor own baby, wishes @ child to wet nurwe at her’ own house, Address, 203 YESE 2TH 8. NEAR ITH AVA RESPECT. able married woman wishes to take a baby to her own house to wet nurse; has a fresh breast of milk; reference, 506 874 Nang 1.305 @.A%s BETWEEN MTH AND 75TH STS., oUt) first flodr..-A respectable thoroughly compe: tent girl to take care of growing children; understands hatr- dressing, and {s a good plain scamstress; 1s necustomed to travelling, and has unexceptionable references. Ring the first bell. A WOMAN, LATELY LANDED, WISHES A SITU: tion as wet nurse in a respectable family. Call Castle Garden, from 10 to 4. Mrs, GRIFFIN. GRAND ST.—IN ANY BICKNESS A COMPETENT female nurse wishes employment. LEXINGTON AV., CORNER OF 61ST BT. “A montbly nurse desires an engagement, Address Dr. Waitresses, &e. WASHINGTON ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS WAIT- ress in a dining room ; lately landed from Lonaon. 4 Misce(laneous. 44 WEST 17H st. YOUNG WIDOW To TEACH children in either a widow's or widower's family, where she can bave her little girl with her. 14 WEST 89TH S¥.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL, lately landed, in a small private family; is willing and obligin, D4 BAST STH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS KITCHEN 4E girl; is wilting and obliging; city reference. 4.05 STH,AV) CORNER S7TH, ST.—AS FRENCH HU) maid; only one lady preferred; no objection to an elderly lady or an invalid; underatands her aervice ay maid periecily ; cutting, fitting aud making dresses; best refer- ences, 42 do some WEST 2D ST., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. A young girl 18 yenry of age, to attend In a store or Nght work in # respectable family. A. RADY, OF EXVERt WILL GIVE PRIVATE instraction in al) the ‘sh branches and music at Teduced prices; privaio letters written, Ae.; ladies whose education has been neglected will find th nity to brush up # little; reference unexcep' LAKE, box Lf Herald office. A YOUNG LADY FULLY QUALIFIED WILL GIVE lessons in the Knghan branches, music, French and the rudiments of drawing, each 50 cents an nour. Address for three days Y. T. R., box 111 Heralt Uptowa Branch office, 246 Broadway. YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION AS companion to a lady or as gover ‘no objections to travelling; highest t dreas 0. A. § SWEDIsH GIRL, LATELY LANDED, WISHES A situation ina small family inthe city. Address for two days A. B., box 12 Herald office. LADY OF MANY YEARS! EXPERT ness ants a aitnation as forewoman in a skirt factory, Address R. L., box 116 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,245 Broadway. CAHPORNIA OR MINNESOTA-—AN INTELLECTUAL indy, Vngulst and artist, desires to accompany a furl OF invalit’ Went; highest reference. Address’ MADENOI SELLE, Herald oftce. UROPE AND THE ORIENT.—WANTED, BY A LADY, ‘20, a position as travelling companion and amanu- ‘a valuable person and can sive good references. Address Mins N. G., box 150 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,248 Broad F YOU WANT A COMPETENT LADY TEACHER bighly recommended for piano and singing, for the nulish, German and French languages, addreas ARTIST, vox 119 Herald orice. TF yxOU WANT A COMPETENT, LADY TEACHER, high'y recommended, for piano and singing, also for the English, French and German languages, address ARTIST, box 119 Herald office, IPANISH.—A FOREIGN LADY, WITH BEST REFER- gncen, desires oue more pupil “in ine Spanish ianguare, feaches by conversations, thus enabling pup) ire the language {na remarkal rt period. 2 call on (Wednesiay e after rita ABZAMORA, R9 St. Felix sireet, between’ Fulton and De Kalb avenues, Brooklyn. {ITUATION WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY AS SALES- Sloman ine fancy goods store; one who understands the business; speaks both the German aad English lan- r given. box 469 Bridgeport (Conn.) Post oflice. ntages fuentiy und exn give cond reference if required. Ad- Gress LL. B,, Newark Post oflice, ANTED.-BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG LADY, ‘situation as bookkeeper, copyist or saleslady; has bad experience fn the confectionery business; can furnteb the best of references as to honesty, Can ‘be seen at present employer's by addreasing for two days Miss L. A. B,, Brooke lyn Branch Herald fice, TANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, AN AMERICA! situation as lady's companion or to wait ou an Inv: no objections to live in the elty or country; can furnish best references, Can be seen at present emploser's by addressing for three days Mix B., ox 10 Brooklyn Brauch Werald office, is Al Intelligence OMces, NUMBER OF GERMAN SERVANTS CONSTANTLY . tobe found atthe Germen Burean, 503 Bowery, trance on Ist Mrs. LOW TPRLEGRAM CARTOON TO-DAY. THAT OR YPHOON, A GREAT POLITICAL HiT ON THE TIMES, SEB THE EVENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY. HELP WANTED—FEMALES, A mAN INTELLIGENT LADY, OF BUSINESS HABITS, + bringing good testimonials, Can secure x desirable situ ation, with liverai salary, st No!7 Warren at., room 2, up stairs, interview can be had, B. H. C., box 109 Herald office. ANTFD—A GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; NONE need apply unless competent to. cook, wash and tron; colored prefer Call at 10 A. M, at 6” Weat 334 st. ANTED—A GOOD, HONEST PROTESTANT GIRL to do general housework in a family of two adults and gpary. Apply at 107 Kast at at, between Lexington and ave. ANTED—A SMART GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work in @praall family. Apply at 2u7 West 34 st. ANTED—A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HO! work; one that understands plain cooking, 195 East Whe ANTED--A WOMAN WHO IS A GOOD WASHER and ironer at FUNK’S Union Park, 63d st, and Let ay ANTED—THREFE GOOD MILLINERS AND TWO good sales ladies, Apply at once to Mile, POWER, $89 Broadway. TANTED—A GENTEEL, INTELLIGENT LADY TO introduce goods to Indies; oan make 426 per week; a lady in attendance. Call at 58 Weut 26th st, ANTED--FOUR THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MIL-, Hners, Apply between 12 and 2 o'clock wt 862 Broad: way, above 17th st, ; aiso one apprentice, ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in a family of three; one who can sleep at home; white or co.ored. 293 Bd av., near ¥8d et. ANTED—A LADY INTIMATELY ACQUAINTED ‘with the mode of Instruction in our public schools; po- sition permanent; salary $13. Apply, with testimonials, at 785 Broadway, oflice 2, ‘ANTED—A WILLING AND OBLIGING GIRL AS waltress and chambermaid {a a private boarding house, Call, atter 10 o'clock, at 61 East 20th #, ANTED—A SETTLED WOMAN TO ATTEND A lady's hat and cloak room and to do family sewing, at FUNK'S Union Park, 634 st., and Ist av. 7ANTED--A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND A BAKERY; 1, mutt be Donest and bring good references. Apply at th av. 89 5D EAST 9TH St HARLEM.—-WANTED, 4 GOOD OOD ‘girl, for general housework; must be ‘a first rate ‘wanher ana froner and good plain cook’; colored praferred, 'SUTUATS ANTED—M IN 200) ‘YO 3200 WILL BE GIVEN. BY ADVERTISER ce to any haga procuring for him a permanent ation. Address U. G. J., Herald ofice, od .. MIDDLF-AGED MAN, WITH A SMALL FAMILY, ‘an experienced farmer and not afrald of work, wishes arge of @ farm; bia wife is an A ® situation to take experienced butter maker. Can give good reterence. At dress O. MILLIKEN, Montgomery, Orange county, N. BOY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, SPEAKING ENGLISH, |. German and French, wishes a situation in some com- mercial business, andcan give the best references. Addrea: B. D., in care of J. Bernbard, 40 White et, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS porter; wonld be tound willing and obliging and can come well recommended. Address 530 Hast 14th st, A SITUATION AS PASTRY cream maker, Address A. B. YOUNG MAN WISH cook, confectioner or box 150 Herald office, 8 BARTENDER—AN ENGLISHMAN, THOROUGHLY experienced in fi houses In Enigiand, California, British Colum) jmurried, — Address A. O. F.and A. 3 SITUATION WANTED.-BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, © who understands his business; city reference; no ob: jection to tie country. Call at or address 148 Weat Sid at, WANTEDCEMPLOYMENT | N SOME BUSINE houro where energy nnd ability are appreciated ; have had some experience in travelling; has practiced iaw and de- Sircx more active employment; references given, Address ADVERTISER, Herald office. CLERKS AND SALESMEN, N ENTRY CLE! IN A DR¥ GOODS ZA house; who hag been acens- tomed t can have & permanent, increasing position S)permonth, Address ENTRY CLERK, box 4,442 ost oftice N ACTIVE, BRIGHT YOUNG MAN On YOUTH, GOOD can bave a teinporary situation "by ad- ye and reference, Q. X., Herald office. ALERK WANTED—IN A CLOTH JOBBING HOUSE; ) willing, active, a good writer avd correct at fimnres } not over $6 per week. Addrees JOHNSON, Heraid RUG CLERK WANTED-A JUNIOR CLERK, IMM J iistels at BROWNE'S, 582 9th northeast corne at, recor OILCLOTH SALESMAN WANTED FOR AN extenaive manufactory..-To one thoroughly posted in the business and well acquainted with the trade a good porte {on isoffered, Address, with name and yarticulars, box 207 lerald office. ALESMAN WANTED—TO SELL AND liquora; must have a trade of his own; none others iberal arraogements made with the right map, Address KENTUCKY, box Ti8 Herald otice. TPWO EXPERIENCED ENTRY CLERKS WANTED—IN atrimming Louse; must be first class Iu every particu- Jar, Address G., box 156 Herald oflice. WANTED; AN EXPERIENCED BILL CLERK, WHO is rapid and accurate in figurer; no other ued apply, etent per: len, ‘LERK, IN must be WINES, ie need answer as we have no tse for any inexperienced or incom; gon, Address, with references, box 177 Herald ANTED-AN EXPE ENCED ENTRY whol and reliable, Herald oltice. ANTED—AS ASSISTANT BOUKKEEPI’R, A YOUNG man of experience, who could take full charge of the ‘a large wercantile house if necessary. Address, with re‘erences, C., box 3,286 Post off TANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK; ONE WHO IS RAPID and correct. Address box 3,403 Post oiilce. ANTED—A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER FOR A Philadelphia wholesale clothing house; German pre- For particulars address, with fuil ‘name, stating 8. &T., Herald office. ANTED--A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MILEI- nery goods eniry clerk. Apply at JOMNSON, BURNS & CO.'S, 448 and 450 Broadway. J ANTED—A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER. ADDRESS, ting references and salary, 8, & CU., Herald offic ANTED-A GROCERY CLERK WHO THOROUGHLY undersiunds city trade and capable of marketing Ad- dress 2,181 3d av. A ck Address, stating city r V ferred. salary requested and reference: SALESMAN IN A HAT AND FUR STORE, TANTED. 132 Washington st., Hoboken jome know: ledge of furniahing goods trade prefers SV the Hatter, ANTED—A BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD, WHO can write well, asa clerk in a large hor with his. parents'and have best reconimend: at 67 Murray st., up stairs, Salary first year $100, COACH D GARD YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION ag coachman and gardener or farmer; three years’ ret- nce from last place Apply at or address J0U Nort 6ih near North 2d, Brooklyn, B. D. NG MAN DESI A SITUATION IN THE coachman and room, understands his horseman; wiil give a trial of aimaelf; can . M., Herald oflice. YOUNG SINGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS coachman; is sober, willing and obliging; good refer ences; country preferred. Addresa J. M., box 146 Herald oftice. a Addreas milk. FIRST CLASS WOMAN COOK WANTE at Madinon Avenue Hotel, corner Madison ai 27th at (FOUR IN FAMILY) WANTS A G AX tee!, trustworthy young colored girl—ueat, quick, good cook and laundress, well re mended—for genera) house: work, Address HOUSEK R, Herald office, T. STEWART & CO. ARE PREPARED TO RE- + ceive applications from salesladien who have hud experience in the sale of ladies’, misses’ and children’s ready made suits, underwerr, cloaks, sacques, &e. Apply at manager's desk, Broadway dnd WU at, A. FAStEWART £ CO. WANT 100 OPERATORS AA. Wheeler & Wilson's and Grover & Baker's sewing ma- Chines, worked by steam power: applicants who possess ‘energy, as well as experience, can make $10 per wesk and Apply at th st entrance, Broadway aud 1th at, RIENCED MILLINER WANTED—TO GO TO AA. Savanush Ga. Apply to-day, between 9 and 12 A. M. A. BEEKMAN & ©U.'8, 444 Browdway, ADY COPYIST WANTED-WRITING A BOLD HAND, 4 to copy cireniars covering aif sheet le in own baud writing. Address box 5,603 New York Post ollice. PERATOR WANTED-TO MAKE FINE SHIRTS, AT 5. P, CARMICHAEL'S shirt atore, 349 éth av, 66 F: tt. W ANTED—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL FOR GE eral housework, Oali at 318 Wemy 18th st. iN ANTED—BY A FEMALE ARTIST, A YOUNG GIRL, from 16 to 18, a8 moder, Call alter 1 o'clock P.M. af 1Uth st. room 4, APPLY AT NO. 4 EAST TH ws NURSE WANTED. et, before 12 o'clock, WwW man preterred. Sd ave. V ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID; ONE atania italian or Spanteb: ANTED—A one who unde: it GIRL TO DO G: NERAL HOUSEWORK ; nda washing and ironing well ; a Ger: wire at 216 Kast 7h st, between 2d aud WHO UNDER- must bave good refers ences, Cul Lexingion ay, WARTEDSA FIRST OLASS MILLINER, WHO HAS tagte und experience and im competent. to i. take charge of m milnery department in a fancy etore, at ALEXAS- DER'S, 169 Grand at, Wiillamaburg, Cali between 2 and 9 D—A GOOD COOK; MUST PF at 108 Kav: 16th at,, between at, ANTED—A GOOD COOK FOR A BOARDING house fn the country; no obyeotion toa child over 2 gears old. Anole. from 90 2 o'clock, at 463 Washington ave near Gaies av., Brooklyn, W PROTESTANT. 0 o'clock. ANTEDA SMART, TIDY GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework In @ small private lamily; must come well recommended {rer her iast place; city reference required, Apply at 4u tn the store. WANthD: “A FIRGT CLASS OPERATOR, TO WORK en abirt ler bine. App! f WATERBUKIS, 2 oi gon machine, Apply at wes KOA GOOD COOK, APPLY FOR TWO Days, Bowery. S$ GARDENER AND FARMER, SINGLE MAN, FULLY competent to keep a gentleman's place in the best of Order: bas the best of reference, Address D. F,, box 215 Heraid oflice. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN WANTS sitnation as coachman ; good groom nnd first clans driv @ober and obliging; best eily references, Address 0. M box 117 Herald ofice. SOBER, HONEST, RELIABLE COLORED MAN, married and no encumbrance, wishes a situetion aa coachman; first class city reference given, Address J. B., box 121 Herald oftice, OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN J rienced man ; is in every resp groom and driver; unexcestionable , Address W. B., at Sonuer's saddiery, 67 aud 50 West St #!., for two day! NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-—AMERICA\ J experienced groom and skilful clty dni gardening, milking and al! other work; elty Years’ reference. Address B., box 103 Ler: OACHMAN WANTED—TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE J in the country; a Protestant marriea man, without en. cumbrance, who thoroughly understa ny a good driver, Address, with reference, ofice. Hi, box 333 Heraid YOACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED— ) By asingle young man; understands his hnsiness ; ¢ wit reference. at the MLiue Oysier Mousey? 1035 | or country; Whling and obliging; first ciaga reference. Ad+ COACHMAS, box 142 Herald aftce. YARDEN ER WANTED-MUST BE A MARRIED MAN and fully competent in every brane of the business. ‘A. MONSUOMERY, Trenton, N. J, QCOTCHMAN AND WIFE WANT SITOATIONS | ON SS farm or tn a gentiewan'e famry; the care of horses, Ae.i wire for gomersi housework; just ar No. Bowling Ure ATION WANTED.-BY A GERMAN GARDENER, ele man; willing to assint on the farm at required, 3. H,, box 110 Herald offce. a D—BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A SITUA rst Clans coachman ; thoroughly nderstande 5 good city reference Apply to JESS DAW, 685 Broadway Sa TANTED--A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAN, THAT understands the care of horses, oarn wagony, Addreas, with age, wages expected SOR 146 Herald office, Wanten BY A You . A SITUATION AS rs’ experience in jewelry aut erences given. Ad: travel three ¥ fancy goods ada; gatis(actory . L., box 148 Herald off JANTED-BY A YO! private couchman Heraid ofice. is ANTED—A PROTESTANT SINGLE MAN, AS COACH- , vox 6,022 Post ole LE MAN, A SITUATION AS ¢ proper care of horses and i Addrews 8, boa 24 Herald dre MAN. A SITUATION AS od elty rererence, Address J. Coy New York. ANTED--BY A SING: NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY. AUGUST 18, 1871. mt HELP WANTED—MALES. A aa XANTSD—FOUR BARTENDERS AT THOMAS’, + 987 Broadway, A*® ERRAND BOY WANTED—IN A CLOTHING STORE. fA Avpiy at 201 Greenwich se OY WANTED,A GERMAN LAD, WHO | LIVES With bis parents and is wiliing to be cenorally useful, may find a permanent situation {na wholesale store, Ad- dress, in applicant's writing, B, @, 8., box 715 Post office, ANVASSING AGENTS WANTED—ON A NEW MONO- Poly, needed in every family: 8 85 to B10 daily. Apply {rom i AcM-to bP Meat MYERS’ Manufacturt Company, 104 John st., room No. 9, ei ptt PORTER WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE DRUG house. One who has had experience in the whoiesale drug business may apply to FRASER & LEE, 2 Beek- 0 at, IREMAN WANTED--AN UNMARRIED MAN, TO take charge of a stationary boller and do such other Work as may bs rewired; wages $2 per month and boar None need apply woless they have written references as to Sobriely and honesty and ean pass an examination ag re~ quived by law Apoly at GOULD'S Restaurant, 83 Nassau at. from 8 10 11 o'slock A. M. ({LOOR WALKER WANTED—¥OR A RETAIL DRY and fancy goods house; must have experience in esa; must be of good address, quick and active. Address, stating where and length of time formerly employe: salary expected, Ac., box 166 Herald ollice, [NIZED STATES MARINE CURPB.-WANTED IMME- diately, tor this favorite branch of the service, unmar- ried, able bodied men. Further information given at Marive Barracks, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, WAXTED.tWO YOUNG MEN FOR OFFICE WORK in ® commission house, it the domeatic fruit trade ; those not afraid of work, early’ and late, may address, with real name and references, HOWARD, box 10) Herald oblice, ANTED--A SMART BOY, 15 TO 16 YEARS OLD, TO run errand# and do collecting; one living with bia parents and well recommended, Address, iu bandwriting of Applicant, stating salary, 39 Went 4h at, ANTED—PRACTICAL CANVASSERS FOR ONE OF the most useful articles. Known aud should be in every honse. Call at 251 Degraw at., Brooklyn, \TANTED—A BOY UNDER 10 YEARS OF AGE TO adopt and educate in a good home in a neighborly, city; must. be bright, intelligent, of good parentage and character; none others 'need apply; ao orphan or fatherless boy preferred. Addresa, stating name, age and residence, 8, R, MARTIN, Grand Central Hotel, New York, ANTED—A RRLIABLE, INDUSTRIOUS, man inan office, Address, in handwriting, 186 Herald office, YOUNQ R,, box ANTED—A NEAT ROY, NOT OVER 17 YEARS OF ‘age, to attend wine and billiard room. Address G, H., Herala Uptown Braneb office. ANTED—BELL BOYS. FO! Apply at UB. KIRK & CU. ing, at Wo'ctock, pb The Bs 9 Wakiio-n FEW SMART, men. Apply afters A. M. at A COUNTRY HOTEL, 68 Puiton #t., thie morn- N Ic YOUNG No, 6 ine #t., room 10. ANTED—A STEADY MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF and drive a show wagon about ihe city. Apply at 697 Broadway. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED LAPPER, TO cotton goods. Apply at #8 Duane at. ANTED.—A FEW AGENTS OAN NOW MAKE $5 per day selling the Japanero paper parayol on the piroet new lot just received, UNITED STATES NOVELTY COMPANY, 697 Broadway. WASTED. LAEORERS TO TANDLE Fit pler If North River, Gall from 7 to 9 A. M WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE MOUBE, AN ERRAND hoy; an active Amerivan iad of about’ 1d, Living with his parents, Address D., box 5,933 Post ofice. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CANVASSER FOR an old established law and collection ofl Address, witn references and terns expected, SECURITY, box 104 Herald offic WANTED-.A YOUNG MAN HAVING A KNOWLEDGE + Of the stationery business, Address, staling age, refer- ence, &0., 7, D. & CO., Herald office. J® WANT A GENTLEMAN O. ASS ENG- lish education and some knowledge of the fine arts; a professional gentleman or alumnus of a tirst class co! preferred; salary liberal. Apply at 735 Broadway, room 2. KOO AGENTS WANTED TO SELL A PATENTED 9) article indispensable In every family; can make from $5 to #20 per day. E. BLACKMAN, 9% Maiden lane. FOLD our, AT HOY, NIGHT ANTED—A GOOD, oR SMART work in a restaurant. Apply at 518 Lexington av. Tae TRADES, ia : T. STEWART & CO, WANT A THORGUGHLY A. competent machinist and steam fitter. Apply at manager's uesk, Broadway and lUth wt, A GOOD, COMPETENT LATHE HAND WANTED— ‘One experienced on gmail and general work. CHARLES SCHORTAU, 39 Greene st. BUCz, STONE CURTERS AND A QUAREYMAN wanted-To work on aquarry. Apply ab 372 Pearl at., after3 P.M. Peavgursuan WANTED, AN EXPE tural drangutsman, 1 hiy acquatnted with work; none other need apply. Address ARCHITECT, box 160 Herald Uptown Branch oitice, 1,246 Broadway. TH" FINISHERS.—FIFTEEN FINISHERS pendent men) wanted immediately, T. C. WAT SON, 44, 46 and 48 Kosciuako at, Brooklyn. FAOTRE AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS WANTED, situation as pastry cook and baker; thoroughly under- stands creams, ices, jellies, Charlotte Russo, p he. good reference. Address PASTRY COOK, Herala offic one week. INDE- OR & UST BE A FIRST 46th at. and ORSE SHOER WANT workman, at DAN MAC RESSMAN WANTED.—A MAN COMPE run a Hoe cyiinde J. LAGOWITZ & CO., corner of Centre and Front sis., Newark, N. J. HOTOGRAPHERS.-.WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO can make sit e develop pletures and can Onieh ferro- types nicely, at NICHOLS’, 735 Broadway. SITUATION WANTHD—BY A PRACTICAL ENGINEE in a stationary engine. Add: ENG it av. YOUNG GITUATION WANTED. BY A MAN, AS bracelet make { mounter in a jeweiler’s; just landed from London, Address E, PETERSON, 44 Washington st. [Up FROISTEREE, WARTED ON | CARPETS "AND sbade work, to go to Philadelphia: must be thoroughly competent and relinbie. Address, with references, R., box 085 Post oflice, New York. TANTED—SITUATION AS ENGINEER, BY A P! non of experience, familiar with # can give AI references." Parties desinng & man can address C, H., Herald oftice. Wr “BORER WANTE hund Auger, for bormg about 50 { ares, with price, W. A., box 6,810 Post c WANTED IAN ARCHITEOTURAL ‘Apply at iway, room 138, ANTED—A BAKER, TO TAKE CHARGE AS FORP. mi pir and cake bakery; also a firat ple baker, with unexceptionad! single mer ferred, Address, siating wares, Hadelphia, WA iittnaitrey extra prices siven 19 steady employment the year round. Apply near Myrtle av., Brooklyn. TANTEN.A GOOD SOBER MAN AS PACKER OF WW Riritenware. 08 Barclay m. Pa, ANTED FOUR FIRST CLASS COFFIN AND CAS. od hands and 37 Adlaus st., ADVERTE NTE CUISINIEKE FRANCAISE privee. ‘dbme et 36me ries, U De. 610 6me ay., eutre la Stadreuser au INSTRUCTION. N EXPERIENCED FRENCH TEACHER FROM AX patia wishes a few more pupiis, beginners or advanced ones. Call on or address Prof. VAUL GIRARD, di Lexing- ington avenue. JLOCUTION, ELOCUTION, ELOCUTION. | 1) “Lessons given in tiis usefal accomplishment by a class protessor. Address ELOCUTION, Herald ontice. JORT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTITUTE, —BOARD- K ing and Day School for young geptiemen, (170: street and Kingsbridge road, New York; seventeenth year. Tho chool will reopen September 15. V. PREVOST, principal. Circulars at G, Lespinasse’s, 25 Pine street, New York. NSTRUCTION BOTH FRENCH AND SP IN SH jan, consciously Incuicated by a competent teacher, atPA Academy, 62 Bowery. ACKARD'S BUSINESS COLLEG METHODIST uiding, corner Fleveoth street and Broadway, opens ‘Anguat 1 Send or call for acircular, ‘Students can enter at any time, 8. Pr, » FLU Septem For fuli particulars saad for prospectus, WANTED A, FIRS ‘Apply to Rey, M. J. SC CLASS ENGLI! LLY, Roivectity 7 "MARBLE A RLARFR, STEAM MA’ sy aren 14, 136 Fast Bian imarbleized Mantels, jd jones at ‘pri UILDERS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING BUILD ing wii do well to examine our large #toek at Slate Mantels before porchasing elsewhere. PENRHYN SLATE MPANY, 40 Woat Kighteenth atrect, betwoeu Fifth and ner, ! AND MARBLEIZING nih street, Marble and Monument QTEWARTS SLATE, MANTELS LARGEST ASSORT FD ment in the eliy at lowest prices: wegant new designs, 8. MTEWARY & CO,,, 665 Sixth ay., between Thiriy-ifth avd Thirty-sixth ata. J KLABER & 60.3 MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 293 W S. Fifty-tirst street, between Broadway and Eighth bue.—-Marble and Marbielzed Mantels, Monuments, He stones, ali new or'gina’ desigas, cheapest ip the vty, 43) ASTROLOGY. CLAIRVOYANT WHO HAS America.—All who are sick or in tr No Ukenesses or love powd bs Ig and aliay the most serio: , Wess Twenty-Aith street, nd Eighth avenues. RQUAL IN id consmit No CLAIRVOYANT AND avenue, near Sixteeath DELAIDE H. LAMBERTSON, ‘ent Medium, 2 a S140 streets, AND BUSINESS CLAIR, future; shows Likeness , Broadway and 1) Greed ROSS, MEDICAL Toyant, tells past Of busband. 163 West Seventh avenue. M ADAME ROSA, royant, reveals wiave, 472 Canes sir BUSINESS AND MBEIDAL CLAIR your whole lite, from the cradle to the wear Mudsou, Fee, oly CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, East side A PLOT OF LOTS ON MADISON AVENUE, NEAR the Grand Depot, suitable for as hotel, for sale, with a Joan, ‘M.A. LYNCH & HUGH'N, CAMP, 106 Broadway, corner Pine street. OR SALE—A FULL LOT, HIGH STOOP, FOUR story brown stone House on Forty-sixth street, near Fifth ‘Aavenite, Apply at 29 Broadway, room 8, ADISON AVENUE, MURRAY HILL.—A FIRST class modern finished brown atone Wouse, 22 feet front; price very low; with or without new Purniinre W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. 5 D STREET, NEAR STH AVENUE.—A SUPERIOR ©). full sized high woop brown stone House; price reason: able; do, on 48th and 66th streets. W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. Went suies NEW FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ME! sized House, 10 West Fifty-first street; provements; foo simple; terma very reaso story. Apply on premi OR SALE—THE HOUSE 56 WEST FIFTIETH atreet, between Fifth and Sixth aveones; three story 20x50x1 ¢ improvements. Ap jlOR SALE—THE MAGNIFICENT FOU stoop brown stone House West Fifty-aixth street, tween Filth and Sixth avenues, finished in hard wood and In fine style, with possession at once. Inquire of 8, BEKN- HARD, 20 Walker street, R WILL BUY CORNER STORE, BRICK; $H.50O Reto casks raiance in tnetatmeuts; ning lores, one #700); one, corner, $9,000; also corner Liquor Btore, with Stock and Fixtures. Inqiifre of owner, WM. THOMPSON, corner Fifteenth street and Sith avenue, South Brooklyn. Can be seen on Sundays, Miscellancons. LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSE! cipal avenues and street + wnlo; M. A. J. LYNCH & HUGH 106 Broad: corver H R, DREW & CO., OF 17 FIFTH AVENUE, HAVE # sche 1UM all modern im- ‘Also three ON THE PRIN- ices 18,500 to A $200, ened @ branch office at 837 Sixth avenue, near Forty-elghih street. ‘They will give thelr special astention to selling and renting furnished and unfurnished Houses, cid O78 ON ALL THE AVENUES AND SERKETS, IN large and sma! lots and aingly, for si: Coane ee ALJ LYNCH fe HUGH N, CAMP, way, corner Pine street. rpeneanam CARTOON 0-DAY. THAT GREAT TYPHOON. A GREAT POLITICAL AT NO, 4 COURT STREET, CITY BALL SQUARE. OFFICE OPEN FROM & A, M. TILL 8 P.M. BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIVE, THEIR PAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCH DE) ERY, NO. 7 FRONT BIRELT, BRO ; 0 RENT—IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FERRIES, A HAND- some Mansard roof 11-room brigk House, with all mocern improvements; rent $60 per month, In advance. 20) Hud- on street. JERSEY CITY AND B HOBOKEN, HUD: RGEN REAL’ ESTA‘ For Sale. NOME AND SEE WHAT A HOUSE AND LOT CAN BE ) bought for $2,400 in Bergen (Jersey City), on Newark Plank Road, beiween Bergen and Westeide avi toJOUN HALL, on the premises JOR SALE—FOUK LOTS, WITH THE EXTENSIVE Buildings thereon, situate gorner North Bleveuth and Prospect etreets, Jersey City, suitable fora factory or manu facturing purpotes price $12,000. Apply to ROBERT, WLL- SON, No, 1 Exchange piage, Jersey City. CORNER LOTS FOR SALE—IN BER( J. Inquire at 19 Delancey street, New York, PROPE POINT, TY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SAL OR TO RENT L WANTING FARMS—GOOD SOIL, MILD CLI- mate—for papers address C, K. LANDIS, Vineluna, ATACRANFORD, N. J.—FOR HALE OR TO LET, A fine, large, new House, with all the modern impro mente, alinated high and about tive minutes’ walk from the jepot of the Central Railroad of New Jersey. Aodress 8. HILL, Crantord, N. J. T NEW BRUNSWICK—A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY Seat of 60 acre: rlooking the city 4 splendid im- + superior location; two apple, lwo pear and two all ip full bearing; Bne trout stream, with n 10) foot avenue. Price, with Stock, Crops and complete, ooly $26, A perfect gem. J. 8. FERGUSON, 39 Nassau street, room 6, AT HLEWELLYN PARK, ORANGE.—AN ATTRACTIV Place, with fine prounis, for sale, or exchange for » House in New York; diference iu equity, If any, will be paid in cash; house contains modern tmproyements; vale 18,000, E. ST. JOLN, 29 Broad atreet. A. CHARM AT [ROCKVILLE CENTRE, | I. most desirable Residence tn the place: a good lous with 12 rooms; barn and all necessary outbuildings; 10 acres of land, vionty of shade and fruit of all kinds; ony #10, half bond an@ mortgage. F. COMBS, 170 Kroadway. {IRUIT FARMS FOR SALE. A Rare Opportunity. ll be roid by auction, on Wednesday, Augnst 23, 1871, at oon, on the premises, oh eay terine, to ba made Koow ) at ne #ale, ‘Two Farms, situated on and divided by the public road be- tween Somerville and Liverty Corner, Somerset county, N.J., about fie and a half from the latter place. One contains 54 and the other ‘4 acres, with dwelling bouses, barns, &e. ‘The’ orchards constst of about 2,500 peach trees and 1,500 pow in bearing. iy expected, will have a depot The reason why the places Fevent occupany Ny rin Impiements, &¢. rofiure, together with the ga will be sold at the same time. Further particulara may be obtained at W. & © MITIVS fruit store, 197 Broadway, Now York, or wi the Teu KycK Hous FROR, SALESAT D,N. J, A NEW FRENCH roof Honse, containing ten rooms, with all modern im- rovemenis: high ground and healthy location; only one jour from New York by rail; tera eaty. KELLER 4 ALLE Somerville, N. J. corner Ano and Willlam ate., N. ¥. , GONTAINING 12 ROOM on the best aventie in the town of Greengill . only WU minutes by New Jeraey Central, Ralirond {rom | foot ot Liberty street; three minutes ‘vor station; 26 trains | daily. Inquire of CHARLES STOVEKEN. OR SALE.-IN THE VILLAGE OF HACK BACK, A | with fruit; two minates {rom depot. Apply lo of address 8. D. pOvGL #12 Greenwich street, LE—A GOOD DAIRY FARM, CONTAINING with Stock and Buildings, all new and in good to A, ROBERTSON, & Wert Broadway. AREAT CHANCE.~FARM AND TIMBER TRACT OF 402 acres, & miles from flourisuing town aod raliroad 3g hours from New York; 8) acres under cult, ouse and barn, 60 fruit trees, baianee timb mated over one million feet of yellow pine; stream land Js level, very rich, will take several fing farma; good market; very healthy ; price ouly $8,000, $1,000 can remain. Address GEORGE Lb. V burg, Monroe county, Pa. YOR SALE AND TO ttager, furnished and uni Send for printed description. E, M. MASON, No. 1 Chatnbers street, ORRISANIA.~TO” LET, AN ELEGANTLY FUR- nisbed Cottage, with nenriy an acre of ground, bails | c.; garden planted; | Quantities of fine fruit , 20 minntes of city, § minutes ot depow Tnquire at 117 Broadway, rooms 27 and 24. N odd bulidings, Bea ts, Cottages, &c., for vale and to. exchange. KELLY BROTHERS, Broadway. ( N_ THE AEIGHTS—A DESIDERATUM.—SMALIL, Palisades Lots, fronting on the clita, to parties who will Improve, one between Clinton Point and Englewood innde tng. CRAMMOND KENNEDY, 27 Park pin QILVER PROPERTIES LAKE SUPERIOR, NORTH M somely laid ont in lawns, suade trees, de., at great sacrifice; alsa Country | © Shore. Valu. nde, containing Silver, Lead, &o., in | the vicinity of th ws Silver Islet, Heck, and other mines. | Opportunity offered for making inyestmenis, organizing | companies, Ac. Particulars on appheation to F,G, SALe TONSTALL, box 6,101 Tost office, New York. 0 LET FURNISHED—AT NEW DRIGHTON, 8. 1, A | fine House, only four minutes’ walk from the landing; 1n | perfect order and completely furnished; hay bathroom, fur ac. ; faintiy going to travel, possession may be had on or before September 1; rent #128 yer mouth. Address box 4,879 New York Post oifice. 0 CET-A_ BRAUTIFUL RESIDEN’ LARGE grounds: 45 minues frou New York, on the line of the Central Ratiroad ot New Jersey: locetion very pleasant aod healthy; rent $40 per mon: 19 Liberty atrort TPO LEASE--THE COMMFRGIAL HOTEL, ST. THOMAS, | ‘West Indies, This weil known hotel, ‘ocated at the great centre of European, North aud South American travel, will be ieased to a desirable temant at @5,700 per aunum from ine ‘Vet of Reptember next. Address W. W. SHARPE & CO., No, 1 Spruce street, New York. [py SGomiON OPFORTUNITY TN SUGAR PLANTA. J ton—Only siz mia from New Or! river, no overiow), and offerin, charming city for residence, i the mortgage, ‘exocilent conditt on itorappurtemant all yeedful buildings, machinery, over: seer, laborers, mules, sugar cane, al work fog.” Will be gold wilh or without’ current crop. Other pro- perly, if sonnd and available in New York, without much carestaken in exchange, Address PLAWTER, box 197 Lier- Aid office, _REAT, ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. VXCHANOL—A LEASEHOLD PROPERIY, RENTING {7 for #2,000 per year wet, for amaall Farm In Westches- county or Connecticut KICHOLS & OAPFERTY, % Fourth OR BALE-OR KXCHANOB FOR A PLACE IN THE iA fine Residence, stable and 234 acres of land, abounding | ALKER, East Strouds- | ETUCHEN, N. J—A GOOD FARM OF 100 ACRES, | ~; poinncenaainiihieliill REAL ESTATE TO EXOWANGE. meee Bo ana 5 10 EXCHANGE—A VALUABLE PLOT OF 11 ACRES, city mnuated bear the Hurlen River Iron Bride, for Be pant ated at from $50,000 to $78,000; some cash wll FRANK G. & DAVISON BROWN, 100 Broadway. REAL OSTATE WANTED. WNERS OF FARMS, OR PARTIES CONTROLLING OME ei uch aa wilt cut up fnto lots, may meet with urclaney by address & Bros paratin easing, with I particulars aud Herald M LOTS FOR SALE WILL ITAL, Herald off DARTIES HAVING HARLI please address vox Mi ANTED—FOUR TO EI enty eighth aud N! nies, Owners desiring to A. JOURNEAY, No.1 ANTED LANDS IN KENTUCKY AND WEST VIR- ginla, Address J. W. N., Herald oflice. WASTED. IMPROVED umbered, for wh chandise will bo given. fair exchange entertained. oillee. ton av ticular y > wel Will please «i Pine street, PROPERTY, LIGHTLY EN- Pianos, Watches, Safes, ulno Mer Give particulars. No agents, Only DWELLING, Herald V TANTED TO PURCHASE ABOUT TEN LOTS, SUIT. able for the erection of a large manufactory, local elther on the east or west side. FRANK G, & DAVISON BROWN, 100 Broadway. HOUSES, ROGMS, &C. WANTED, SMALL STORE WANTED—RETWEEN WALL AND Canal street, near Broadway, for first class liquor busl- _Apply to N. ©. #I8HOP, 243 Broadway, room 6. PARTMENTS WANTED, furnished FIVE OR SIX ROOMS, UN- ove Thirticth street and between Fiftiy rior. ‘Dining, Room and 4 Bed. Address ¥. EB. H., box 4,600 Poot NY PARTY HAV! tween Twenti ble tenant by URNISHED ROC mi and Fortieth streets, ng box 1.768 {il tind a desira- New Yor! —A GENTLE- ¢ und nicely furniahed Room, with ing bath and gas, in a frat clase ily, located oetween Twelfth and U family; beat of refe from Fourteenth to Twenty. ‘Tenth avenues. Address, w §., 174 Eighth avenue, WARTED—IMNE DIATELY, Houre; rent from $1,000 to Fourteonth o Thirtieth street, office. nee given; location w: ind street, between Sixtia an. ing terms and location, B. A. AN UNFURNISHED 11,500 a year ; location from by ries A. D. B., Herald ANTED—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A THREE ‘story stone front House, in unexceptlonable location, between Thirty-fourth and Fifty-ninth streets, Madison ng Bixth avennes; must have all the modern Improvements be in complete order. Address box 8,U00 Post oflce. ANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, A LARGE House jn firat class neighborhood; not below Four- teenth atreet, nor weat of Sixth avenue, furnished or unfure | ished; answers from parties direct, ‘Address M., box 100 Herald of V fa dress G. WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, WISIE to engage from three to five unfurnished Rooms In a ry from $35 to $40 a month; loc: rand Seveath avenues and Fu Addrows, with particulars, Rey ANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE, FOR A SMALL iy, in & good tion, ata moderate rent. Ad- » Herald oifice, stating rent, location, &c. privata house; willy to jon guywhere between TI teenth and Fortieth str Heraid ollice. ete, TANTED.—AN EXTENSIV) e Prem BOTTLING CONCERN Ituble for their business; 5x10; need not neeossarlly de of city, below Fifteth NEDY, BIS East Ninth at street, preferred, Address W. KE. V ‘ANTED—A SMALL HOUSH OR PART OF A HOUSE, furnished, for housekeeping; must be in a desirabl locality, rent mocerate and cars; reference tf required. rooms, 8. N. B., Herald oflice, ANTED—A FLAT OR A PART OF A MOUSE, INA xood location, above Fourteenth street; rent inuat be moderate. Addi stating terms, F, W.T., box 6 New York Posi otliee. WANXTED-PERMANENTLY, THREE OR FOUR UN- furnished Rooms for two' adults; rentlow. Address, with particulars, 8. B., 1,066 Second avenue, JANTED—A HOUSE, FURNISHED OR FUR. W Aiished, between Madiaoa aud Filth avenues and Four. teenth and Thirty-fonrth streets; state numb and location; terms payable monthly in advauce y rel erences given. dares ©, A. L., box 547 Port oilice, N. ¥. WAstED—AK ENTIRE FLOOR OF SIX OR FIGHT Rooms, with all modern improvements and conve: niences tor housekeeping; location between Fourteoath and ‘Twenty: tifth streets aud Fourth and Sixth avenues ; to exceed $60 per month, Address J. P., station G. ws BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A 3 OR 4 ory Furnished House; location between Twenty-third and Fifty-axth streets, Madison and Sixth aventen; a iull de- scription, with price of rent, la requisite to insure attention, Pease address TIDINESis, box 177 Herald office. Warten IMMEDIATELY—EITHER UP OR DOWN town, a medium sized Buliding, tor ight commercial purposes. Apply to BLISS, K '& 0O., Giisey House, | city. V rent not ANTED TO RENT--A FOUR STORY BRICK OR brown atone House, unfurnished ; neighborhood must be unexceptionable, Address, with full particulars and low: eat rent, PROMPTNESS, Herald office, MEN WANT A ROOM.—ADDRESS A., HER: ©) GENTL 4 ald office CORPORATION NOTIC! EPARTMENT OF DOCKS, NOS, M8 AND 318 BROAD DP ivay, New York, July 12, 1871. Nortoe.—Pursuant to the provisions of sub-division 3, of rection 6, of chapter 574, Laws of IS71, the Board of Com- Tiasioners governing the Department of Docks hereby gives hotica that the puns for the Improvement of the water front of the elty of New York, determined upon by aald Boas, were, onthe 27th day of April, 1871, duly adopted by the Comfaissionera of the Sinking ‘Fund’ and returned to. the Bourd governing this Department, with a ceruficate of such aduptidn written thereon, in contSrmity with the iaw. | Taat said plans and certificate'are filed In the office of this Boart And are open to public inspection daily, between the banrs of Iand iL ovclock A. M., and that from and af day of April, 1871, no Wharf, pier, bulk slip or any wharf structare Or au; bulit or febullt witain the tercitory of district embraced h plans, except In accordance thera- , AGNEW, HENRY'A. SMITH, | WILSON G. HU 1, aiid Ihed upon s inand specie’ pon HARD M. WILLIAM WOOD, J, GRENVILLE KANE, Secretary. ~ PRUSSIAN Hos- ate diaeases always permanently Lation free, VKLIN, 161 Bleecker street. A? COBBEIT, OFFICE 20 Centre street, can be consulted privately; a # fib practice of 40 years entitles him to confidence, GREAT AND SU TENTION. pital experience. Cured without mercury. SWENT Pri REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladtes.-'The Portugaove Female Piliy always give fm mediate relief, being specially prepared for married ladies. “These puls relieved me in one day, without inconvenience, Itke magic.” rice #5. Dr. A.M. MAURI- CEA, offics 129 Liberty sireet, or sent by mail, | CERTAIN CORE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITiD \ or without medicloe, by Madama RESTELL, Professor Of Midwifery, over thirty years’ prac Her infailivla ¥reneh Fermale Puls No. by 1,08 Nov 2 apecially pre= for married \aiies, prica 3%, which can'never tail, ara and heaithy, Sold boly at her o: Vfrant uid atreet, first door front Fitth avenia, and at drgsist's, | 152 Gresawieh sree, No, 7 Sixth wveuussoe seul by inal | Cuutton—All others’are counterfeit. | A “EADINS IN, TROUBLE | QUARANT | ZL. diate retiel, sure aud sare; fee | as (Laurens st.) BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, NEVER female complaints, Elegant ruoina, wuree stract. Consultations free, | A fing.” 44Bast 1 PHYSICLAN, ea not Lunbug !a tion wiv th street, ALL PRivat PERMANENTLY CORED AA “without, mercury, manhood eifectually restored. Dr. LEWIS, No.7 Beach street, 40 years’ successful practiee, LADIES! PHYSICIAN.—O#. H. D. GRINDLE, PRO fessor of raistwvita: rs’ ‘aucoess(ul practice in this city, guarantees certain reifef to ladies in trouble, with or without medicine: sure relist to the most anxious patient x ove interview; elegant roome for ladies requiring naraing. Office 120 West Tweuty-elath a xth aveniie, =MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PIYSICTAN, 120 « West Twenty sixth street, guarantees relief ty ail female Complaints, Pleasant rooms for nursiag. DR, AND MME, wtf CURE AP ONE interview. Thnir female remedies never fal}. Rooms fore and during coaduement, Wf Weat Forty- fourth street, near Sheth aveate, D*GOoree, i DUANE STREUT, CAN | Rulted on private diseases: U4 years’ practicy enables bim to make perfect cures. ADIFS IN TROUBLE CURED At 4 View.—Alko pleasaut Rooms, buard, N and darlag coutoement; no fees volose Dr, PERRY, 81 Bleec! ret. O PAY UNLESS CURED.—DR, AND MME, WEST cure atone interview; thelr Frencl Pills never fails femaa before and during candoeaeal, Lid West ih sireay ta ft Bromdway JOURNALISTIO NOTES, The Aurora (Ul.) Herald bas discontigued tts dally editions. Petroleum V. Nasby, tt is reported, has taken $2,000 worth of stock In a free religious paper to be issued in ‘Toledo, Oluo, a% soo as $100,009 is su scribed for that purpose, Wich is likely 10 be sowe distant date. Hogh W. Greene nas sold out the Minneapoilis mina.) 2rivune to William 8, King and Dorilius {forrison and retires from the paper. He is suc~ ceeded as editor-in-chief by L. W. Powell, ‘ately of the Chicago Kepudlican, The Green Bay (Wis.) Advocace entered opon Its Lg Pos year of publication wisn the last nom- ber. Itnas gD plished without, Interruptlo under the same proprievorsilp and In the same city for a quarter ofa century. J. B, Gnilford, who has been for nearly five sears editorially connected with the Onetda(N. Y.) Dis- country, a fi high stoop brown stoae House, Cure d letely, botween Third and Four arenes near Me “Addvens BXCHANON, box 1169 Post oibeo, ; 7 TATH IN ANY LO- WIL! NOB aig Sgomatiy of Ro kusee of ine Globe Bilver Mining caltty 4 guanttly of tue Compant of Goiorkdg aud. Baliimore, of for oash wi! sell Bald stock at five cents on the dollar or to the bighest bidd Parties will be ri ¢ from the Presider Globe Co; Joformation that ma, oe ‘Adurese WNIAOH TENN T, Brookiya Werale we patch, and for a good portion of this time hay been announced as iter editor, retires with a view of pur- chasing an interest in a republican paper (2 Uitnols. ‘The La Crosse (Wis.) Daily and Weekly Repubiica Das been sold by Charies Seymour to Leouard Lott. ridge, and it 18 consolidated with the La Crosse Morning and Woekly Leader, under the tito of the La Crosse Leader and Republican Printing Company, With a paid Up capital sock of $25,000,