The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1872, Page 14

THE COURTS. he Imprisoned Witnesses in the Stokes Case and Application for Their Relosse—Threo Rival St. Patrick Benevolent Boofeties in the SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Thi Detaimed Witnesses in the Stokes Trial. Before Judge Pratt. Writs of habeas corpus, it will be remembered, Were granted Wednesday, on application of Mr. A. H. in the cases of Thomas and Patrick Hart And John T. Redmond, witnesses in the Stokes trial, who subsequent to the trial were ordered to the House for the Detention of Witnesses—the ob- Ject of such order being to secure their attendance pn the rotrial of Stokes, The parties were yes terday morning brought into court. Mr. Hummel! asked that they be admitted to He insisted that they had no interest in ab- benting thomselves from a second trial of Mr. Btokes, in case such second trial would take oye He submitted that it was uncertain whether ‘would be such trial, and that ié was an act of truelty to keep these parties in oneeirmeen ity enone bnly misfortune was their hap) ata to be wit- esses in the Fisk homicide. farther urged that the commitment was irregular in not stating $hat they wero material witnesses, Assistant District oe Sullivan said there no doubt of the retrial of Stokes early in Se rr. The testimony of these parties he urged is Df the utmost importance in the case and it was hecessary to secure their attendance. et Pratt asked how much bail would be ro- ure "Mr. Sullivan said that the bail should be large. Mr. Hummel! declared that large bail would be out of the question, as the witnesses were poor 1d without friends, and could not procure large ‘Mr. Sullivan sala he preferred to consult the District Attorney, who was absent from the city, as to the amount of bail. Judge Pratt acceded to the request of Mr. Sulli- van, ond meantime remanded the parties to the House of Detention, The Rival Irish Societies. ; The particulars of the controversy between the Bt. Patrick's Mutual Alliance and Benevolent Asso- Mlation and the St. Patrick’s Mutual Alliance Asso- piation have been fully published. Owing to ome dissaffoction a division ensued and s third organisation by the name of the St. Patrick's Protective Mutual Alliance and Benevolent Asso- ‘ciation was the result. The controversy is is to the ‘possession of $4,000. ction was made yesterday for ‘an injunction ana uppointinent of a receiver. er @ lengthy argument the Court took the paper. | Newspaper Claims for Advertising. _ In the case of the application for a mandamus to compel the Comptroller to pay the bill of the Sun- fiatag Democrat, amounting to $32,000, for city adver. alter some argument it was postponed till mext xt Wednesday. That of the Star Publishing As- Bociation was postponed till to-day. Decision. Felt vs. Smith.—Motion nted, with $10 costs 4m cach case, defendant to have two days’ notice of wottleme nt of order. COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decisions. By Judge Larrimore. James Duncan vs. James W. Johnson.—Applica- ‘ton granted. Maria Koehler vs. Charles Koehler.—AfMdavit in- Bufliciet, A. ig Lydecker vs. J, Lydecker.—Reference or- eres Charles Rosenberg vs. Simon Lightstone.—In- Junction dissolved. M. Stevenson vs. W. Stevenson.—Service not Made within jurisdiction of this court. cc. ae reneahers vs. H. Vredenberg.—Divorce oO C. ‘Welt vs. A. Gally.—Judgment ordered. %, Stillman va, J. P. Drake—Petition dismissed, Altison Slachman vs. Catharine Slachman—Refer- ence ordered. Henry 4. Warren vs. Virginia Susan Warren.— Divorce granted. COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY, Held by JIndge SuPreME = CovrT—CHamse: Pratt.—Nos. 4, 30, 40, 53, 84, 120. What Came.of Taking a Drink with Him—The Youth in the Striped Collar Snatehes a Diamond Pin Worth a Thousand Doljars—A Graduate of the Penitentiary—How He Knew His Place. About eleven o'clock on Wednesday night a young man named Mr, Benjamin H. Willis, who wears bl broadcloth and dyes his mustache and imperial, walked along the sidewalk of Greene street, ncar Bleecker, When he was accosted by a gentleman who was attired in a pepper and salt suit of clothes, and wore astriped shirt collar, with- out ancckcloth. He extended his hand and said, “I know you very well; I have met you before; vow d'ye do? Won't you come and have a drink ?” Mr. Willis did not know him, but HE LISTENED TO THB TEMPTER, They walked together up to Amity street, down which they turned until they came to the Cabinet, Kept by McLean, on the corner of Mercer street. They entered here and the gentleman in the striped coilar called loudly for liquors, They imbibed of the cup that cheers ina very friendly manner, and the gentleman in black became 30 complacent that he asked the gentleman in the striped collar to go to a certain place and put on the boxing- gloves with him. While théy were engaged in con- versation the eyes of the latter wandered from the face of the former to his shirt bosom, where they rested for a short space on the brillant cluster of diamonds that sparkled in the gas'ight. The other did not observe this incident. They went to the door together. Willis lad hardly stepped ond however, when his companion struck him gent! the left eye, and, tearing the diamonds from t cir fastening, fled at'a rapid pace from the place where oa were standing. Recovering from the sur ee he blow Willis ran alter him, and, drawing pfs FIRED TWICR. The fagitive then relaxed his speed from fear, and his pursuer overtook him, struck him two blows with the butt of the weapon’ on the side of the head and then held him by main force until assistance me. At this moment OMmcer Buckley approached, and the robber was arrested. He was “a ‘ought beiore Justice Ledwith, at Jeffer- yesterday morning. He stood before aning upon the railing, looking fur- ces about him, and nervously turn- iis Lat around in lds hand, His faco had a look GAR BUT DA EROUS CUNNING, with a low brow, crowned by red hair,’ His left cheek was fuli of tobacco juice, which he spat on the floor at the foot of the Judge's seat, He gave his name as John Mannerty, but signed it “Jhon Manly.” He acknowledged the’ snatching of the diamond in, bnt denied having struck Mr. Willis, evidently trom i he oo pre Vaiteation to reduce his sentence hat which is meted out for hy iM to that of a less punishable offence, mesmo hidad “You seized the pin and then ran away 9” 8, sit, hie fired at when tran? to run? TO KUN, He answered meekly :— “Yes, sir, it was my piace to run away then," and | the listeners laughed. After the usual forms he was committed for trial. He afterwards remarked to th “lost the best chance he ever had His true name instead of being John Manneriy Is Billy Davis, He is known to his feliow rogues as “RED DAVIS,” @ desperate graduate in the junior degrees of crime. He is only eighteen years of age; but he has already seen the interior of the Penitentiary | more than once, and ouly recently returned fro: serving a sentence of a year’s confinement. A week or two ago he was arrested for attempted robbery, but escaped through want of evidence on the part of the prosecution. his luck will favor him so well this time. THE STABBING OF MARK M’DONALD, Mark McDonald, twenty-one years of age, late of 634 East Eleventh street, who was stabbed in the abdomen with a knife in the hands of James Lamb, on Tuesday night, during quarrel be- tween them in Eleventh street, between avenues A and B, as previously reported, died about five o'clock yesterday morning, at lis residence, from the effects of the stab wound he had received: Coroner Schirmer, who took the ante-mortem Statement of McDonald. will hold an inquest in the case to-day. inthe meantime the prisouer, Lamb, Temains in custody awaiting the result. At ROSENTHALS, | 233 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Ninete et (inte 61 shes "a ave: ue), ladioe end catered Sere et Meas Sai, ts ‘ NEW SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. _ Cooks, we. 00M. — 20 Se Pal ee aa knowledge of tut : Wine inthiwise 64 WS bel aS ASENA TON Nagra VERY. COMPS. to cook, wash and iron in the city or country. ‘ay pood Telerence. YORK HERALD, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Laundresses, &. 231 F riris 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN it by the Srinn? BAER Oe weeh low oF 60 311 & pam 23D ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A FIRST CLASS indreas Would like families’ or gentlemen's Trashing? fluting neatly done by hand or machine. First class o' ity reference. 68 Wz SOTH 8T.—A DESERCTARLS GIRL As eook, Can be seen at her last place. QQ MHoMPson st.—4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS cook in a boarding house or to as-ist with the Te willing’ to make hersel, usefuly no objection short disyance in the country. rae 337 for two da: BAST 82D ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS lead Jaundress; best clty reference. Call 488 em AV., BETWEEN 29TH AND 30TH STS., reom &—A respectable woman to go out by the or washing or housecleaning. 17" WEST 27H &., NEAR 6TH AV.—A RESPECT. Wim 71 as “fir-t class cvok; un'erst'nds all kinds on ‘aml y and French coking; is a frst class b ker; good city reierence. aa EAST HOUSTON 8T., CORNER OF CHRISTIE, J room 12—A yor ae renen as cook, or cook and to it city refere: ifrequired. WEST 19TH ST., NEAR 7TH AV.—A RESPECT. able woman as good plain cook and excellent {can come well recommended. ‘washer and iron 131 WE82, Jere st. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT.—A respectable young woman asa good plain ook willing to ‘taclst in washing and ironing; no objection to a private boarding | house. 14.Q, Weg? 27H ST.—AS COMPETENT COOK AND gocd baker; three years’ best city reference from her Inst place tor honesty aud sobriety. 150 N88? 2TH St—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN OU as first rate cook, excellent baker: would assist with washing; no ob’cetion to a short distance in the country ; best city reference. QOO EAST SP STA PROTESTANT YOUNG WO. an as cook; is a first rate baker; no oblection to a sbort distance in the country; excellent retere nee. 204. Bast, 8%, BETWEEN 2D AND SD AVS. — A respectable Protestant woman as cook in a pr- Yate boarding house or private samily. aves EAST 3sTH sT., BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS., ere palr of atairs, front room.—A_ respoctab young: gut mall family; can do g plain cooking. QA] WEST, TH sts RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as plain cook, washer and froner: no objec- tion to the country; good reference. € WEST 87TH ST.—A COMPETENT GIRL AS 2 54 cook, washer and ironer, or to do housework for a small private fi jood city reference. OH Wear SOTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS Je) cook; unterstands all orts of cook'ng and de. 1@ © N68; NO Ob_eC- assist with the washing ; 13) IY. «rts, ant rst rats baker; cl. fun tonD a private boarding house. “Call nt store. 26 wast. 8D ST.—A COMPETENT GIRL AS Beet lain cook and to assist with washing and at city reierence. froning; b 349, WAST 20TH ST—A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH girl as good plain cook in a pa family ; three Years excellent reference. Call for two days. 34 RAs? 30TH 8T.—TWO YOUNG GIRLS WISH TO ge hor; one nen good ccok and the o her ag Ya tress? can tiko any other situation required; best cL y reference; call for two day: 305 2) ff AV.—AS COOK IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; al assist with Conken washing; four years’ city reference trom last employer, 40 WEST 26TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—A MIDDLE- aged Protestant woman as good plain sok Washer and ironer ; no objection to the country ; good city reference. 408 WEST 88TH ST.—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS; one as plain cook, washer and ironor; the other as chambermaid and waitress 01 assist with washing and ironing; in a private family; city or country; three yours’ city reference from last plac T 82D ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS aching. a ironing; uo objec- tion to the country ; city're! Chambermaids, &. RAST 2TH ST., BETWEEN MADISON AND STH ® avs—A respectable girl as chambermaid and todo fine washing; three years’ city reference irom last place; no objections to the country ‘19 ALLEN st. BUTCITER'S SHOP.—A PROTESTANT girl as chambermaid in an American fauily; no ob- Jeotion to ko.'0 the country for the eummer, Best refer- ence, Cail July 26th and 7 WEST 50TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. bermaid and waitress or chambermaid and laun- dress; best clty reference. 13 WEST 865TH ST., BET WE. BROADWAY AND 7th av.—A young girl as chambermald and walt- Tess, orto do chamiberwork and fino Washing; city ref erence from Inst place. 219 EAST 88TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do chamberwork and waiting ; best city referenee irst class was! 01 0 ont Mai and Pesan ot ‘city, referet airs. POWERS. 1. 11 2D AV., NEAR 01H ST, IN THE FANCY store.—A respectable woman wishes to take some washing and ironing at home, by, the dozer or by. the month; is di isongeged four dayé in the week, ani would. 60 out to Work; it class reference. Call at any BAD LAUNDRESS IN A HOTEL WANTS AN FNe Fag igement; unders'anda her business thorouch! peng y reference, Address M, W.S., Herald office, for 0 days, Nurses. &e. Ome SOTH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS IN. iti nurse or nurse and seamstress; cliy or coun- best city reference. 174 old; 'H AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG hafy crac is competent of taking care of a baby from & is a good seamstress and can operate; refer WEST isTH ST., REAR HOUSE.—A LITTLE girl errand girl or to take care of a baby. Cail for two di * SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, ‘ANTED—BY THE 18T AUS Sueesleeseana gear eae OU Greer. ect, “abeaee Begenay, a aie erees Gor ab Hsrata Up, ing tn: town Branch mroftice, 1.3 08 Broad’ ANTED—A SITUATION AS BARTENDER; FOUR years’ expericncein England. Address ‘54 and 66 ‘arren Iberty 'y Hotel, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. T Finda ea reqicsted to opie teen f the Contectioners’ Society, CLERKS AND SALESMEN, CCOUNTS ADJUSTED AND BOOKS BALANCED anced, however and scentiaeally kept; Uidrews A. Be Re box Riad Pose soeapHentedl, ly confused. coouNts, 1 rout LANGUAGES, ARREARS WRIT- Aeris boc ned, kepi, examined or balanced ; Fererences, JANES COX, 47 Wall street, third floor. FIRST RATE ENTRY CLERK WANTED.—APPLY Pd letter only to MILLS & GIBB, 410 and 4t2 Broad- way SITUATION WANTED—AS CITY SALESMAN, IN A Aaubstantial grocery house. Address TR. M. W., 161 N HONEST DRUG CLERK. WANED, ADDRESS, stating age, where last cmplo; Hored ard ry expect: ed, CETRARL ‘Brooklyn Herald B iranch office. SALESMAN—TO SELL MADE UP LACE GOODS; must havea pene trade im the principal cities. Ad- dregs 8. O. 8., Herald office. YOUNG SINGLE MAN @5), THOROUGHLY POSTED a? iraveliiag salseten oF, ithe meet Rist Class ve ng sal ference, Addreas JEWEL ald ofc YOUNG MAN, 19 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES A situation a assistant bookkeeper in’ a wholesale A tion A omnes can furnish best references. Address J., Her: ce 238 NEST SSD ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'®).—AN accoucheur or monthly nurse oan bu engaged in & couple of days; certificate eatletctory. 809 EAST Ta ST,, NEAR 2D AY., SECOND floor.—A Feapestan ie married woman, with a frosh breast of milk, a buby to nurse : best reference given and required. Apply to Mrs. MOORE. 321 TH AV.—A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF children and do plain sewing; is willing and obliging country preferred. YOUNG MAN (1 WISHES A SITUATION AS clerk; has had several years’ experience; isa rapid and good penman; good reterences, Address W. J. Herald oatee. RESPECTABTE YOUNG wRBe OHMAE: 23 YEARS of age, speaking French, German and Ziylish, with best reference, wishes a situation as clerk; no prefer- ences, Address H. F., box 214 Herald office. (oMrETENT DRUG CLERK WANTED.—APPLY COR. “her of 10th av, and 44th st, 418 WEST 2TH ST. IN THE REAR—A RESPEC. table old Indy to inind children; no objections to going to the country; best city re eronces, 4.4.0) WEST SIST ST. BETWEEN OTH AND 10 AVS., floor, front foom.—A respectable young wo- pan, a Pro iestant, 48 Wet nurse ; no objection to the coun- try. Cae WANTED—TO GO TO VERMONT FOR TWO t x4 ee to act f Seen fee — iene class Bye el. Only those with undoul refere: this day, between the hours of 10 and 1t A. M., w35 South ¢ Wilton’ st, first door, . anteed $20 per weok aud rh te HANDY MAN hoi A Lae agen establishment, 20 miles from New York; must able and wiil!n ‘to tend to everythinz—pony, ry cow, . pie, chan cham: rani dwelling rooms arden and errands. rd work—very. cosey, Dut Vonely Lace: ir references required ax honesty and artinde; t place tor the right man. ‘Such a party Setar “eatenee taeeh a1 much pret in persor the morning on, Fila: and Bat Saturday, at 56 at oth st, beiween 5th and Sth and 6th avs, WAXTED— 000 AGENTS, TO CANVASS FOR THE ,'Compicte Herbali-t.”" I will give euch terms and. furnish such advertising facilities that no no man need make lows than, $200 ver month and all expenses, no, matter whether he ever cany: ‘ore or no a Houlary callon or-address GEORGE T, ARTHUR, nea: erty etreet, New York. ‘WANTED-ON A SMALL PLACE NEAR THE CITY, a lad from 16 to 20 years or. age, to make himself useful; a German familinr with care of horses, red: wages month and board. Apply Broadway, corner of Leonard st, room ye, ee Etre = ery uv boners oF 6, titend barin the int : nainted with the business Preferred: ‘Apnly to JAMES MCUAPFREY, 444 East Bd store. active and intelligent ooy, who ouAddress, with ‘referonoés, D. D. Dy oer at with he Herald « ome. 5 & rronroutrs “TO BUY OUT A sxoelle1 tnd wo. Capital required. “address rr —= —THE WINE AND LUNCH ROOM WA A; r aale ‘cap to-day tease, tow land Fedele ited beni LLOYD, 29 Broadway, first floor. A THE BEST SITUATED CORNER rasa ak ss » on leading avenue, for rent; large trade; owner cannes care Pie ys: .URANTS, — ther businesses for sale. rs BENS sahcheatsar FRE eat me AL fnFuton-aireet tor iain-Threo Fane (or sale, Three Years ia five Sar Betts & YORSTO ea eat Thirty-seoond wtreot. WELL Sot pee emED, ELIGIBLY LOCATED town House, nearly full: owner cern, fooneiders compensation therefrom; Row re to rural residenes. JAMES CAGNBY, 531 Hudson street, FRUIT RY—| npn PERFECT wore in cy United isin @ rated by Eady, te per Sti one OPS ys aria rind, $8,008 will uive a ban wie Yor. cash or a ie property. TAYLOR, 149 Bi anor, gihet Bigs —BROADWAY omee STOR! heap; also AN! Ro kg Hotela, Be a Bainons, Siatigaory rt ines, Meat Bf aera toa ‘ageney, 7 Codar street, ANTED—A SMART ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT 15 OR 17 ‘years of age, to in a first class down-own sample room; ono that understands the business pre- ferred. Apply at 70 Broadway. ‘ANTED.—A MAN TO ASSIST IN AN OFFICE; ‘one who can loan his employ Will be ganrs a permanent “situation none others need address box 159 Herald office, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVR A MARKET ‘wagon; one who has been In the business rege rred: None need apply unless well recommended, ‘nt Tar between 12 and o'clock. ‘ANTED—A GOOD WAITER, AT LONG IBLAND ‘Club, corner of Remsen and Clinton sla, Brooklyn 4. must bave the ost reference. Apply between the hours of E = RUG CLERK WANTED—YOUNG MAN warn THREE or four years’ exporience. Apply at 124 av. C. WEST 89TH 8T., BETWEEN 10TH AND NTH Avs.—A respectable married woman as wet 52% nurse. 573 WASHINGTON AY. BROOKLYN, —A RE- e spectable married an to wet nurse a baby, who has: Toseher own, three days old, Mra, KELLY. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BYA ‘ae young woman whose child is dead. Apply at Castle arden, ‘Waitresses, é&e. 178 MADISON 8T.—A ‘ay er ar WOMAN AS waitress in a private fa’ a Protestant; Good reference. Call for two da; Miscellancous. ve QOERCK 8T.—A ytd arabe GIRL, LATELY Janded, in a priv WOOSTER ST.-A YOUNG FRENCH LADY IN sewers no objection to go to WIL com RUG OLERK WANTED—AT 49 GRAND § Namsburg; must be competent and well monded; one speaking German pre erred. NENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING BUYER AND SALES. aman wanted, ina Broadway retail store; must be of No. 1 references; must be encr- up and increasing trade, ice, stating particulars and AN WANTED—AS COLLECTOR AND TO MAKE himself useful in a wholesale liquor, cordial and grap bast busine: about | ‘cash required for security. Sire WANTED—ON FINE WHITE SHIRTS ‘ for the city and near by trade. Address, with terms nd reference, hox 212 Her voy ‘office. None but those ac- quainted with tho trade need apply. ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS SALESMEN, OF fei ety and intelli ey on others need apply, after 1 8, HALY, | ‘ANTED—AN ASSISTANT BOOKRERPER (PROTES- send, one who iwcompctent and reliable. Apply the IVES PATENT LAMP COMPANY, 87 Barclay street, fan American fhmily as governess; is @ good plain 6 country. CECILY, 995 WEST 27TH 8T., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT. ablo married woman to go out scrubbing and cleaning by the day or month, B'," i abot SALESMAN FAMILIAR WITH THE hardware business to travel and sell near-by trade. Apply at 83 Reade st., from 10 to 12 M. ANTED—GENTREL AGENTS; MOST FORTUNATE chance to make money pleasantly and surely; $3 12 daily without fait eonvonient, article for every body. 615 Broadway, up stuirs, oMoe 1, ‘ANTED—A PORTER FOR DRUG STORE OF Twenty-eighth street and Fourth avenuo; one who ‘was in the business before, Py Antes YOUTH WHO WRITES A GOOD HAN: 1o assist in an office; eid erat r week for six months Address IMPORT! Ry rad office. ‘ANTED—A MAN, TO TAKE OHARGE OF A DIN- ing room in a small hotel; must bo a first clase carver. SAD at Lda Hrondway. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CARE OF AN office nad run errands ae # West India commission house. Apply to A. BAIZ & C Broadwa,; fap lien BOY IN A LAW OFFICE $e" Be mman, Address, in hand cant, lerald office. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR; GOO! D reference, &c.; single man, eober and rteady. Ad- dress B, R., Herald office wpcating how long in last piace. ANTED—IN A GROCERY, AN ACTIVE, -INTELLI. address to sell ci references must bo first clase. seRadross 6, box 102 Herald office. Wa MEN IMMEDIATELY, AT PIER 29 North Rive: MUST BE A iting of appli- WEST 40TH 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL AS LADI=S’ maid; understands hairdressing; no objection to ‘Call for two days, (A. YOUNG, GERMAN PROTESTANT, GIRL, TWO months in the country, wishes a situation ina small American fami) i plain sewer. Addross: FA. isago KELLING, Stapleton, SI. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, of Rood address, recently from Montreal, Canada, on a visit to her triends in Rochester, as nurse in # genticman’s family: oa speak French finectly. For papoulita address L, “A. ‘o. 2 Garden st., Rochester, Wtrniate ‘A YOUNG LADY, A SITUATION AS copyist in a lawyer's or recording office, or as at- i store, conteedonery or bakery. oat office, Orange, N. tendant In a dr, Address box 318 Intelligence Offices. ERMAN SERVANTS, FOR ALL POSITIONS, CAPA- ble and trustworthy, constanuly found at 8, Htowrery, entrance on Bleecker s OWE. ifrequired. 230) GHRYSTIE st. ROOM NO, 1, FIRST FLOOR Qire. Hotzstein).—A young German gir! as cham- dermaid and waitress i 297 EAST 20TH ST.—A RESPTOTANLE YOUNG girl to do chamte-work and waiting in a small Private famil on t9 go a short di-tance in ino obe best cily reference. 27 6TH AY., BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH STS, shoo store.—A competent girl as chambermaid Parga Will assist with the froning; four years’ city roferon, 9 WEST 41ST §T.—A youNe a berwork, orn and plain s The country Ingui ¢ in stor RL ae DO CHAM. T AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID \d._ waliress; references, Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 6TH AV., IN THE FANCY STORE.—A FIRST pietten Ssmaker; is also a thorough seamstress; eference. best cl 153 WEST 2TH St, REAR B LDING, THIRD Ye floor, room 5.—A”'young woman, lately arrived from Europe, as seamstress or nurse in a ‘private family, 14¢ 15 EAST 2TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS "DRESS 6 maker wants a few places to go out by tho day or would go to the conniry on moderate terms: best city reference. Cal PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS \ WANTED— A} ‘OUNG LADY AS SALESLADY IN A FANOY OR halr stove; understands all kinds of hatr work and speaks German and English, 49 West 24th st. N EXPERIENCED AND SUQOESSFUL FRENCH teacher (a lady) desires to make an engagement to feach French in a school; best reference given. ross Mile. de B., Herald office. “ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY A SITUATION AS governess; can teach English, Latin and music. Miss A. b, Hampton, Va. _HELP ‘WANTED—FEMALES. FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. APPLY #ILON, 657 Hudson GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN A SMAL family ; elty reference required. 420 West 47th st GOOD COOK WANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY; nglish or French; good references required. Ad: ena 68 East 68d st. 99% headed :D—GERMAN iron. AD GIRL. » COOK, WASH v. A first class dresmnanee, “to go Mt by the ate on different machines; beat reference. ANTEDTIN AN OFFICE, A YOUNG MAN FROM 15to.18 years of ag t be. a good writer and understand figures thorouglilyy good referencegrequlred. Apply at 65 and 68 Reade street, second loft front. ‘ANTRD.—AN ENGAGEMENT INA TRA OR grocery store, by A respec'able, energetic young ynan of businoss habits; good referenete, Address J. W., rald office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AS‘CLERK, ASSIS- tant Bookkeeper, or in any capacity where ho can wake him-elt gencrally useful; best reterences, Address NED, box 194 Herald offteo, ANT-D—FOR A TRIMMING AND LAC! GOODS Jobbing ame ie waren salesman, who has a good trate in the Eastern Btat few York and Pennsyl- vania, Adress, with reference! + and stating salary, box 4,10 Post office. WANTED-! TRAVELLER FO) hous, tointroduce & He. Hone but those controll ng a he right man a good -alary a Herald office. ANTED.— A YOUNG SINGLE MAN WHO UN. derstanda English, French and German, as night clerk in a hotel; must’ understan’ bookkeeping: the dest roterences required. Apply at PRESCOTT HOUSE, S31 Broadway. A FIRST OLASS fine French soaps; a°trade need ed apply, Td I'bo paid, Address ‘X.Y, ‘AITERS WANTED—AT BETTS’ DINING ROOMS, 641 6th av. THE & TRADES, — FIRST CLASS CUTTER | OFF FINE CUSTOM SHIRTS. A first class for'cutter Wanted ; experts only. Apply, personally or by letter, with reforenc sh AT. "STEWART & 00,, Broadway and Chambers N EXPERIENORD DRAUGUTSMAN AND OIVIL cnginoer to make maps yearly work, fo @ compe- tent man, Address A. B. DUN lontelalr, N, J. OSS MOULDERS.—WANTED, A SITUATION IN A good machino shop under Snatraction for ono. year} has been four years at moulding. Adidress box 144 Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. dart i WANTED—FOR TURNING OASES, ply. at 179 Broadway (office of F. G. Whimey & Coy, be Fen the hours 10 and 11 orton a M M. & LEARNED. bie? NEER aed ent rane, el factory; must be a competent man, reas, wi ieverencen, | {i"MANUPAOTURING COMPANY, Hereld ice. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO CAN GIVE FIRST. class city yerereace to take charge of a small set of books and to act as salesman during the day in whole- sale houso. addres, tn own handwriting, ie referent and salary expected, H. H. B., Herald of ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT IN THE office and to act as ni tht clerk; must havo had ex- peri nce in hotels either as clerk or barkeeyer, van ie good hand and bring unquestionable re'crenc Alter 9 o'clock A, M., at St George Hotel, Broadway nd ‘ANTED—IN A RETAIL GROCERY AND TEA store, & Foun man who understands putting up ods and waitiny on customers, and canable of driving a am and delivering goods in this city; must be strictly temperate and have reference from lastemployer. A poly at 196 Bowery, this merning, between 10 and 12 o'cloc COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. YOUNG MAN AS FIRST CLASS GROOM OR coachman: best city reference ; no objection to the country. Call on or address P. D.. East Goth st. OOK WANTED. ROTESTANT GIRL TO COOK / and assist in wash nd ironing; willing to coin the country. Apply at 48} West 2ist st., with rererence, COACHMAN AND GARDENER'S SITUATION wanted By a young Norwegian, who hax been four the coun ldrosa 0. 0, Herald oice. 2D AND 23D STS. ert operator on Wheelet £ Wilson's machine, who understand: ail kinds of {amily sewing and dressmaking, would go out by day, week or month, with own machine; elty or country. 415 DRESSMAKER WANTS TO GO OUT 9) or Fd day; can cut, Mt and trim the latest vles, BLT PEARL ST., NEAR CENTRE.—A_RESPEOTA- e ble young woman as seamstress, and 1s willing to assist in do ietia bes chainberwork; no obje WANTED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER Al J West COOK, WASHER AND ironer; city. reference. Sach TANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY, A GOOD ‘eur cook; must be willing and obliging. ._105 Bast 62d ‘WO INTELLIGENT, EDUCATED aaa ico of WHITING & CO., No. 5 Dey st. —THREE GOOD SHIRT IRONERS. OALL st., Willis bt one door irom Broadway. ANTED—A RELIABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; wages, $14. Apply at246 West Lith st. y (A. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GARDE! sriwillingto make himself generally useful. A dress FRED. , Matt’s restaurant, Monticello ay., op- posite Emory, sey City, N A SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, AS coachmanand gardener or coachmnn and groom; Gy or country; satistnctory reference. Address A. M., box 108 Herald aftiee. PRACTICAL SCOTCH GARDENER, SINGLE MAN, wishes a situation with @ private family or as propa: gator with a florist: fitst class referenes. “Address M. 0. Herald office. country 5 e best city references, 1.27 BROADWAY.—AN ENGLISH WOMAN AS childrens’ nurse and seamstress; understands Aas of tamily sewing; would like to travel with a family to Europe. General Housework, &e. QQ FAST sort ST.—A WIDOW, WITH A BOY FOUR e years old, to do housework Ina small family; wil make herself generally useful; country or cit ity. Call for three days at the Home for the Friendicss. 146 WAVERLEY PLACE.—A STRONG, WEALTHY girl, recently landed, to do general work. 219 EAST 38TH ST., REAR HOUSE, TOP FLOOR.— Two respectable young girls, lately landed; one to do housework, and the other upstairs work; & short distance in the country. ‘woud go 236 WEST 40TH ST.—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework in agmall family. Can be seen for two days, WEST 22D ST.—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work in asmall private family, Can be seen at employer's. 305 EAST 418T 8T.—A RESP! TAL ‘OUNG QUO girl todo light housework in a private family. Good ference, | Call for two da: 255 STH AND 9TH jousework in a re- tions to the country. § AST STH S.A RESPECTABLE ded, who lived tna gentieman’s fa 0 do general housework, in the old countr, Housekeepers, &e. | HAMILTON ST., BROOKLYN.~AN AMERICAN lady of taste and refinement ax housekeeper in gentleman's family; @ widower or bachelor preferred one of means or hotel. Call on or address 8. A. G., all this week. 80 § STATE ST., BROOKLYN.—AN ENGLISH GIRL, Tan beeen tor two days, from 3 to 6 F jailer that he had | It is not likely that | rs of” age, as housekeeper or com. panion.” 135 ¥ T 8TH ST.—AS HOUSEKEEPER; A LADY 0) of New Orleans, aged 19, would Itke to meet with n elderly gentleman (widower of bachelor's tantly }, where she may be considered as one ot the sabe is fully competent to make home what it by ul and most satisiactory {of such & a ei indy wpula, fike's. position a cope ¢. she would he ag one of the family 1 assiat with ihe ‘work: Call on or address Miss BE, | 201 EAST 52D 8ST, OTABLE PROTES. ie aaa ry mt wei pers In city or ountrs, where she. can it r t | | 36 8 GOLD. St. BROOKLEN.—A YOUNG AMERIy woInth as howsekeep p Hoek Apply an ene ke housekeeper or to do upstase® Laundressés, &e. SUFFOLK ST, REAR.—A LIMITED NUMBER G:F perntiowen car nee nee Heatly done by Mra EDDY, = Net Washing and ironing 122 eee § 2TH Ly NEAR orn AV. A PROTEST. ant womat) as fist class Iaundvess; ject to'@ short distance in the country. poultry 8D AV., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE, WOMAN TO 132 fo outby the day nen fret cine Inundress; best 137 WEST sD ST, BETWEEN 61M AND 7TH WEST soTU BTA RESPE! ‘ABLE WOMAN city referen avs, rooms 15 ‘and 16—A first class iaundross take in washing. 14 wishes to go 01 y the day to Wash and fron, or Would do houre cleanmng. Can be seon tor two days 218 THOMPSON _8T.—AN EXrEntixcen cor. Inundross solicits washing to do Vv ANTE: ew GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Tust be a good cook, washer and ironer, for thro in fami! 109 West 45th it. ANTED—A WET NURSE FOR A BABE OF FOUR A Fonte ; must be healthy. 37 South Portland avenue, rooklyn. ‘ANTED A GERI, 14 ¢ YE! RS OF AOR, TO T4KB care of children and make her: 1 Call at 633 East 16th st., third floor, ‘ron nay Gini ANTED a YOUNG LADY WHO “UNDERSTANDS d ladies’ furnishing goods. from 9 tila ana wt till 4 o'clock at 1,199 yBrondway, at atone ® is at, 7 ANTED—A WET NU RSE, WITH o FRESH BREAST of milk, to goin the country, To pene home and good wages Will be given, 410 West 23d st, ane ANTED—A GOOD COOK TO GO TO CATSKILT. Anply to day Petore 3 o'clock to D. F, OURLEY, 1 ¢ st., Corner of Chambers. WANTED—A GIRL OR MIDDLE. AGED WOMAN TO doencral housework; four ia tamily. Apply at 172 Spring st. 4 W4XTED—A GOOD, WILLING GIRL FOR GRNERAL Housework; must be a good washer and troner. Apply at 8 West 16:h st., basement door. COACHMAN.—A SITUATION WANTED BY A respectable young German: clty or country: i first-class coachman; best city references. Call or dress JOHN HARVEY, stable No. 64 Washington alley. NOACHMAN AND GROOM’S SITUATION WANTED— / By a Protestant man, marricd; first class city refer- ence from last place. Address R, #8 B, 8,, bo box 153 Berald office, OACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITCATION WANTED— / By a competent young man (single); no objection to city or ae unexceptionable city reterences. Ad- dress M. M. itz Heraid office. \ARMER.—A PROTESTANT MAN, WITH A SMALL family, wishes a situation; isa first class farmer and yegotablo gardener ; has first class testimonials: 18 years’ oxperience in this ‘country 18 fully competent to take harge of gentleman's place. Adidress or can be feon | at Thorburn's seed store, 15 John st. NARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED RY A SINGLE man that worked at gardening for twent: ny 3 years, good city or country references, Address H. No. 9 john st., seed store, GARDENER, AGED 30, JUST ARRIVED FROM LON- X dou, 8 years’ good character, as first class gardener; had full charge of a gentleman's place, with greenhouses and grounds and periec‘ly un lerstands his feds sion. Address G. P. B., box 121 Herald office, for two ANTED.—TO GO A SHORT DISTANOR IN THE counity, @ gir Willing girl to take care of children and assist ¥ tn he housework; Protestant pre.erred. Apply at 126 {hth sts , between 10 and 3 o'ctoc! W* ian ‘0 COO! i Ai IR iniles in the country, or & womanwith @ ma from 12 to 15 years old, Inquire of H. P. HALL, 605 ay. corner Satl o At. WANte 2D—AT F, DE PERCIVAL'S, 730 BROADWAY, & saleswoman for Jadics’ and children's furnish ing Koods; one accustomed to take orders for stamping and embroideries, Apply with best city reference. Wamp IMMEDIATEL COMP! _LAUN.- ‘1 aren (Mest fora family, at pete country re . dence, In We-tchester count, trom L Westizth st: New York. paul =it4 A PROTESTANT WOMAN TO DO GEN: wework in a small family in the country must be @ goud washer and ron-r, and understand plavd cooking. Apply at J0 Wallst., rooin 16. —BY A COMPETENT DA RL, A ala As seamstress; no ghlection to the oye try and to sweist In Light work: Kod relerence. | v ORKING WOMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION, 38 Bloteke er st, TANTED,—A FIRST C rred, for a retail funcy out of town; reie of $5,000 required ; statin 1 MANAGER, LADY PRE- ods store Ina large city urity to the amount | be ntiended to Dutshose es, Kind of sec ea and previous UTROF, Herald oMlice. ST QOH ST, SECOND HOUSE FROM 2D —Wanted, tor the countey. @ Gerinan oF Swedish woman tor Housework; wnst be a good Washer id idl no seein’ to a little ee ~YouNG MAN, AG m, D As barkeeper frat class city rete fobriety and capacity Address SITUATION MLA tape alt MARRIED MAN, AS mectton to country, Address TU, BY A YOUNG MAN 18 YEARS OF AG ina wholesale houses able and willing to work ; reference. Add » M. B, Herald tome A SITUATION WANTEDCBY A MARRIED MAN, AS cook or carver; no objection cl or unr, Hicaso call on ot address JOHN LOCHB: i, Shrysde r, for three days, YOUNG NG MAN WHO SPEAKS. reat bg 4 ENG- lish wants @ eituatlon as valet or groom bf o rane. Sbjection to ‘rave, hinge G ARDENER AND FARMFR’S SITUATION WANTE 7 Ry a married man, without childrén, who fully un- derstands the entire chatve ofa gentleman's place, green. houses, graperies, vegeiable garden, fruits, ure Krounds, and the care ~o) nanagement of hhorsek and all inds of stock: wife is t class dairywom: I be weaues aged August 1; hhns best reforence, Address G. B, West Darien, Conn, | SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A F ST lase man, with good Feference. Address JAMES Te WHITE, 209 West 26th st a ANTED—SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GROOM, by a young many unosseptional elty: reference: Address or éall on P. R. mpbell's, S07 4th av. \ TANTED—A ee 35 GRoowt OR COACHMAN A’ Brooms one, who thoroughly andersiande his ous ness, “Apply nt 198 Chatham square, W A YOU: N TOGO A SiioRT distance in the ¢ BnIry as plain papener; liberal wages paid. Cuil at2i nd TANTED—A SITUATION BY A COACHMAN, WITO understands his positives thorpnee ly five years’ aos city reference; married; one child. Address H. M., sadder store. A SITUATION AS MMAN BY A man, single; fully anderstands (he care and ican milky willing ond obliging goo Heraid office, vi FANTE D—BY AN ENGLISHMAN AND WIPE Sivu- wife ax cook, pli hot and cold’ gray rerorens 4] WEST 30TT1 aT, —A YOUNG. Ts A 5 thuation as coachmantunderstands ‘pisin gar. dening hes ro objections wo the country. HELP w A NTED=MALES. GENTS WANTED—TO SOLIOIT LIFE INSURANOR, ae enthy, at the Republic Lite Thasurance Company's, road Ww EWELLERS.—WANTED, THREE GOOD POLISH- bss ot oe diamond jewolry, at HESSELS & SUDEKE'S, john st ATTERN MAKERS WANTED.~APPLY AT THE HY- draulic Works, Van Brunt st., South Brooklyn. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CYLINDER PRESSMAN; ‘one having some knowledge of composition pre: ferred, Apply af 95 Maiiten lane. 'ANTED.—WATCH CASE MAKERS. firet class workmen on gold and sil JOUN C, DUEBER, French's joveL. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, 19 years old, at he can'learn n business; best rofer- ence, Address T, . J. G., Herald office. WASTED—A GOOD ARTIST ON HBADS BY THE “iny or ploce; steady employment; none but a Ars class workinan need nny. Write giving full oame Aud antes, to.K., box 120 Hernia office, ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT HOUSE PAINTER, weil acquainted with mixing tints and colors; must Write a logibte haat. anit have some knowledge of tires} & good grainer would be preverres io & good man a& steady Yod at ood Wager. Addrens box 3409 y ANTED—EIGAT GOOD bt Pod CHAIR MA- kers; one as foren od carvers; fra work and good wag Ae ober, of ving guaran: tecd é be one-third less than in New York. J oo Merchants’ Hotel, Cortlandt st., between 8 and SEVERAL ver, Call on ‘ost oftice. B FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, NE JEUNE ‘FILLE. FRANUAISE E DESIRE UNE luce pour enselyner le francais a de grands poly is et coudre. S'adresser gu 186 Elm st., pour deux jour: [UNEDEMOISELLE, FRANCAISE, COUTURIERE DE premiere ordre, desire a placer pour Tete dans une maison Wty soit en ville ou ala campagne, Adres- ser Mme, AL! LENA, 99 Bleecker #1 + Pour deux jours, TLESS THAN HALF OI ORIGINAL COBT, PROPERTY of family leaving cltys eatin brogatel Parlor, Suit, Intons style, Coat $650, for $205; opedo., 9100; Turkish Bult cost $500, tor $25); Walnut rep4 Suits § forte, #uin in ngs, Bronzos Gitining etrrors, Re Bedsieads, Bureaus, Mattresso Extonsion | ‘tab uffet. A great bargain ‘for cash. Forty-second strect, between Seventh and Kighth ‘avenues. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM gone LATést style, cost $450, fur $200; one do., $150; Vi SE ace Wat! CaaS le ering ca weer flee. "36 West 15th ie Dear Sth x . T PRIVATE SALE, COMPLETE, FURNITURE OF 5- ‘story residence No. 12) West2id st, viz, Plano- Ionic, Patior sults 40 doltare upwardey, Bedroom sults 25 dollats upwards: Bookcase, 800 volumos of Books; Etagere, Bedding complote, &c.; ‘Dining Boom Buffet Chairs, Extenston Tat LARGE MENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE ‘and Bedding at the lowest nh rice, or weekly or monthly instalinents, ai O'KARKELL'S warehouse, 200 Kighch avenue, corner Twentieth strook. NARPETS FOR SALE.—A LOT OF SE OND-HAND Brussels Velvets, Moquet and eae for sale hate ing Works, No. 9 Bust At HANKINSON'S Carpet Clea 19th at, yiasy -TERMS—POR i Dj Bedding, at B. M. COWPERT Chatham street. An immense stock and low Great bargains for cash. Parlor and Chamber Suits in great variety. Neen and als? payments taken, TREMOVAL.—SLATE MANTELS, GRATHS, &0— Large and clevant stock at our now wareroo! = Union square, comer of Fourth avenue a ann YN TH COMPANY, “manuiacturees slate work, pian and ormuuuental. KLAKER SIRAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING «Works, 134 and 136 Kast Eighteenth xtreet.—Marble and Marbleized Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters Monu- ments, at prices that dely competition, Marble Turning for the trade. —REMOVA ANTELS, MARBLE MAN. A. tels, Wood Wantele: the finest agsortnent ever of Jered in this city, at our new and d spacious warerooms 22 and 222 West Twonty-third mee piaidit-4:00, A 27 “223 WEST FIFTY-1 1RST Ss street, near Broadwa: +O Aerite and Marbleised Mantels, Monuments, leadeiones, Counters, &c. First Clasy work at previous low riers BAnive FOR SALE—BAKING FROM. # 60 TO 7 BAR rels per week. Inquire at 28 avenue D, ARGAINS.—A EB SIZE SAFE, nd one medium size Safes of Wilder's Rommetee 2 taneinas aes Ce: YARD IN BROOKLYN, WITH HOR! ees Dusions. duguise of WAL, PENH cordes of iy ty Avente and Livingston street, Brookijn, OME STORE AND FIXTURES be! SALE A BAR- gain—Central location; sui’ able for Sane turer. Apply, from7 to9P. M. at 13 Seven atreet, near Third avenue. RUG STORE FOR SALR—WILL Fa login mortgage sou seal ents ime" ‘eggtons reccipts average atout Pol ThsH, box 133 Herald ryRUG STORE FOR SALE—IN MORRISANIA: GOOD SOrNse store, estab!ished by the rhe owner glx, ing apartment: LAND'S P8 Druggists Agene; 7, 18 Ot Fass BAKERY, OONFROTIONERY AND I0B Oream Saloon in Forney Oly fo cheap, wits ve years’ les soda fountain, fixtures, mi tables and bora outit of implements of ‘trade, Pell establ ness of owner reason for crpellng paruloulars apply to, ‘WOODWARD WOOD, i Montgomery street, Jersey City. ye) SALE—A CORNER LIQUOR orone AND Sr] doing a good business. ply at 1,008 Second Bue, corner of Filty-third stree! 1OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE: pone: Rye a ney ee Nite a Hast Broadway. gas the best WALT of TMS CASy, B. Fe SALE—A_ LIQUOR fee AND BOARDING preseutownerorer twosencst wun be soi ied day renk non olaied Eniy $46 por month. “Apply at177 Division etree FPR SALE LIQUOR STORE AND BARBER SHOR, ont ttuated. with-two years Tease: place fs welll drs, Alen, e ps 502 Eleventh avenue, corner Twonty-ninth streck. m OF SALE—AN OLD bgt ide ard GROOERY Lence, Stock wii ther Hore acon, iy feaaee ro onsh bast i Ag ply at60t Sixth a avenue. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK, FIXTURE ofthe old and well known Corborry Shades, Cornel i ay ae wiitiam and Ann streets; establisl ply to P, DOYLE, on the Premises, FoR SALE—A BARGAIN, CIGAR eae WITH Bile Mard Table, now doing nse business; cheap a hess Bef one. Call at Myrtle ‘avenue, BF FoR LEONE OF THE, OLDEST ¢ frgeaet HOUSES rooklyn 10 nt occu » remises, awit Ith icant, el hor on oals Bricase,” Address OWN, Herald omen.” — OR SALE—TOBACCO ow, pee aye oF BUI neas; aplondid trade; a good chanco. rt in bus ‘Dess with «mall capital; business Stabila aire JULIAN ALLEN, Wate: iter street, New York. eb Descadtodl OR SALE—A CIGAR AND PAPER STORE) Sits ling on account of sickness. 70 Eldridge street, bes tween Hester and Grand strects. Fo SALE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 01 ‘of the finest Liquor Stores on Third avenue, & corn would retain an interest lesired. Apply to JAM) ROWE, 919 Third avenue. LE-HALF OF A FURNISHED HOUSE, CO Fongee un San Good for a boarding house; ow OR Lge! OLD. ESTABLISHED Store lease and iow rent; will be sacrifice; rt “WM. ABBOTT, No. 6 City Hall pleee._ RB SALE—A GOOD LUNCH STAND, DOING, F° e%s; the reason for sellin: D,, ROG, A js apood chauve; ‘will sil clienp. Anply at the Cantor bury Saloon, 632 Broadway, in the even! bary Saloon, $03 Broadway, inthe eventing, © "7ST one SALE.—A FIRST CLASS EQUOR, STORE ON Nd und ene eo uranges n° uaryae isos 3 Tightot morteages ‘Aa OR DOUGHERTY, 100 Aify et Seem APPLY Fe SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BOOK, STATION. ery and Toy Store; inthe city, on Third avenue; rent low; ,gatlstuctory reasons for sciling. Inquire of Mr, HARRY, at Fishor & Denison’s, 98 Nassau street. OR SALE—A “BRAN NEW" MARVING BEST FIRM and Burglar Proof Safe, double doors, com! oe fe pl oe 115 Broadway, rouin 4, between Wo at OR SALE OR TO LET—A FIRST CL&SS FP liouss near Now York, full of boarders; opmananss for snme wanted. Addrot LLOYD, Hert office. F°S, SALE OHRAP—IF TAKEN AT ONCE, CIGAR Store, doing a good business. Apply at 208 Chathaus square, 1 TUR PIE IOS AIS SIR F°%, Sy et es ieee OLASS penn 101 ir cars ASC, going good business Apply to, GAFFNEY & CO | jv0R ate NREAT CHANCE.—DRUG STORE FOR SALE, UX the most nopulons, dwelling street tn Brooklyn} ju at tore physician. ‘Terms cash. Low ealih only reason for sling. Address DAU iB, box La00r STORE FOR SALE CITEAP—WITH LTAS! me nies ane Oxtiress poger-bnsiness: a n<S . Apply trom ‘o'ek at rst avent near Thirty-second street. ar Lied Pare. MACHINE BUSINESS FOR SALE—Aln ready established, with good custom, und constant; increasing; baying ‘well; an unasually Food chanco & young man, willin: i Tones to rivet $1,000, balance easy ; owner oblige Teave the city. Address, wit true name, PUSH SrHNas, Herald office. AFES—HERRING'S, MARVIN'S AND WILDER'S— OD Cheap for cash; jgeweliers? and Silk Safes. Partios purchasing immediat BARE COMPANY. of Mota SILL iE BAPE COMPANY. 8 ‘Siaiden lane, DR SALE, ALL | and a tive years’ Lense of a r-totame Lanmiry, now int gow cunning orlerg Abundance of excelient wate lucation; cap: City about 10) dozen per day satiet As regonsine ing out, Addross A.B. box 177 ‘tierald"ofice, mating where an Interview may be had, 436 WEST FORTY-SECOND STREET. preted BAL’ a ghee Lager Beer Saloon, well fitted wy & good business: low rents and terms easy§ real ea nce ‘tor. small e pital, Come at see. “HACHINWY. Lt MACHINERY OF oF NEW. “YORK RAILROAD Ohairworks at private sale—spike, Folt, Nut, unching and Shoaring Machines? Holt’ Gutters Pathes Planer, Sturievant Biowers, Fnsines GO and 2 horse) Boilors, Shait ng, Drill Press, &c.; prices low. Corner Morgan’ and ee streets, Jorsey Olly, oF box 3, Post ottice, New Yor! OR SAKE—PORTABLE ENGINE AND BOILER, IN fine running order; inch cylinder, 14inch strokeg baile to order; also 2 Grain Loiter with 4ineh h cups, Shate ing and Pulleys. Address PORTO, Herald ott VOR SALE—A TWENTY HORSE POWER ENGIN with Boiler, Shafting, Pulleys, Belting, fe., in wo nning ordet, for sale. Can bo seen at 218 East #orcy- niath sirect. OR BAL Wish a boiler; Wood tuctory, toot o! quire of GrORGE Siz ORTABLE STATIONERY AND HOISTING ENGINES, Saw Mills, Locomotives and Return Tubular Boilies Beiting, &c,. always on band. wae tor sale. by Uuea Swat Engine Company. GG. YOUNG, ‘General ‘Agent, Cortinndt street, } IVETING MACHINE FOR SAL! wre 15 HORSE POWER UPRIGHT ENGINE, can now be seen running im kindling Thictieth street, North Miver, Ine ‘A FIRST OLAt Fairbain's Nachino, with dies hoisting gear a Chains; also one large thbe head Drill and one engine ¥ ihe, ‘Wineh by 9 icet. So ui Br KI, mM Engi Works, Van Brune and Sunt orm Brookigaca. STATIONARY ENGINE RTO is INOH OYLINe Ger, with Locomotive. and Tulular Noiters to stil, Om Hand or delivered in a week? niso.Tortaste Engines, 8 te 49 horse powers Saw aud, burr Milly, oti neg, &e, DWARD PL HAM: 38 C ordande street, Now York. — RS PRUSSIAN HOSPT. TWENTY, Teauae suocesstully wud PRATRLAN, dot “A THENTION tal oxperioncs permanently cared wi GENTS FOR A NEW ARTICLE~SELLS IN COUT, T shown; profits large; novus | eats YOUNG MAN WANTED must have experience wr ot asses place, Appl, he MAN TO CLEAN GLASS, SWEEP OUT AS Hey nieke himestt use! ‘at WINE'S Restaurant, cor- ner of oth ay. and 59th st I atter 8 o'clock. ony E MEN—TO SELL A PATEN MEDICINE IN Aci ange Fomus mand ; B a a oe, can be Call on HOR, t Fre: n Mtod Hotel, Friday and Satur. day, from 10 A. M. tod Py =. A. GROCERY STORR— d be, in every respect 00 6th w FLOTE!, PROPRIRTORS.—A YOUNG MARRIED MAN wishes @ permanent situation; tsa gvod house sign Painter, ‘an hanger, and ts handy to the ue tools, Address T, ASON, Lion, Uerkimeér county, N. VACANGY IN THR PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT of our establishment, with $20 salary, rit ler rience ‘an "education, y an Ainerican gentleman o1 Ox ci education, Bony, alter en, MOMENAMY & 00'S, 736 Browdway, D's a + a eneH Ls att) Broadway ch ae i & MADAME SELDEN, O AMITY STRECT— D ‘Confidential and skilful treatment; ladies visited at Cait or WTIte, R, KING CURKS ALL DELICATE DISEASES AND D derangements: one visit suftictent; consultations strictly privave, Id Amity street, near Brondwayr 7 L ASES OF THE SKIN, LOSS OF HATR, Ok ALL Dinas ie, ORAY, 31 Latayette place, Busl: dy till 4, daily ADIES SPEEDILY cca, an, BO. “RDED DUR. DUR- vt ited FWon ively yet &. WEST, ladies’ physl- home, 163 BLEROKER 8T,, CURES thous, diseases {mmediaiely, without Oxposure LD DR, HARRISON, all special disease: ANTED. TWO SECOND HAND PORTABLE. RN wines, about seven horse-power each, Addre: statin alse « otengine and builer and, price, A. MLLLL box I2i Herald _oitice. Se ANTED—A SECOND HAND ee ao ent good order. Addréss J, M,, box 4,365 ANTED—ONE SET OF CARDING MACHINES FOR Wi ixelens a tnsioe wide5 one Picker and i tragton n new or evcond hand. Offers, giving deseriy and price, address to A. D., care of Rowell & Co. add New York. _ DENTISTRY, AStriiat TRUTH INSERTED WITHOUT PLN or clasps—Gold work; a new method. inechanicnl work scieniiticaly executed, “I. BREAN & ARKASILA, 4d West Forty-thitd street, near way. RTH EXTRACTED ivoetar bi PAIN-FIFTEES ‘ears’ benumbing appliauces; tut hye im el peotatey eel wet shay Plumpers tor hollow cheek: Vitiates, 156 Grand mracey Dear Broadway, = “A evel Dies PT ey