The New York Herald Newspaper, April 16, 1873, Page 16

a JERKS AND SALESMEN ANTED_BOOKKERPER AND GENERAL OFFICE fmistant; ‘none but those thoroughly. competent Hiinezinek ta onceed need a apply f Fererencee, nh oe 3 waar ytcsin® 0 Liberty st. sce You NG MAN AS BOUKKFEPER, TW! young jadies wishing to learn the suit b an a thorough silk ety qensemen required.” AN’ A SALESMAN V WHO CARRIES A LINE Minery Sood to add samples of articles to hisown; ali wountry salesman only. Address iberal commniaag Herald of selling n will sh to ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A YOUNG MAN mneareane : the dry goods business, day at 514 Gi wio Apply this und nate: ee ANTED—A FIRST RATE SALESMAN IN A BOYS’ ina’ clothing store. One who can influence ind a permanent situation hy addressing box 7 ANTED- EXPERIENCED SALESMEN FOR HOSIE- “| sgeusitey goods; also for dress goods. Ap- -ANTED—A BOOKKEEPER, WHO UNDERSTANDS the wholesale grocer: ‘tains Apply to Hl. CAs- SIDY & OO. 398 Greenwich y ANTED—PIKST @LASS DRESS GOODS SAL AD Fulton. ‘Brow! x COACH Dao) N iy to T. K. HORTON & lyn. » “BITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, AS ‘coachman or gardener; years’ reference. Address or apply at his present em- Ployer's, 140 2st st., South Brooklyn. FIRST. from Boston, with all the 8 @ situation as coachin m or address Captain BC -vard and Boston road, strictly t ASS COACHM. GARDE ‘ott Haven, opposite steam boat MICHAEL LOORLEY, CO. 39% and emperate; three ing. ~ PRENCHMAN (VERY GOOD COACHMAN) WANTS to find a si vylry afte recommendation. Address 206 Bast 33d st, att FIRST CLASS COACHMAN DESIRES EMPLOY- his business thoroughly ; willi nd ‘one in ‘family; bost men ‘obligin eit; deil’'s harness strict; reference. Calgon or address K, F. sober; married, store. i *., 00 4th av., Camp- GOOD GROOM WANTED—ONF WHO CAN MILK; must understand his business thoroughly and come well recommended. Apply at 450 East #4th st, between 8 and 9 o'clock in the morning. AA Siete pr WANTS A SITUATION (WITH FAM- Eegimengasens 3 is for abil ity. Factical in its routine dress JOHN MULQUEE ofice, New Jersey. SINGLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION; ned eo =, care and management of horses milk and work in @ garden; would Seared reference trom last and cai make | Nimeelt coachman, 136 East 32d mnie rer: Addpess eneral RDNE) A SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GAR- married man: no incumbrance ; thor- ‘eughly understands both branches, and wife as first class indress; yood city reference. Aadress A. C., dencr, by cook or | box 118 H AS COACHMAN—A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, LATELY xo Europe; if active and tasty; Bond city reference. y.M., S82 East 32d st., tor two di Address W MAN AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS IN THE country ; man as coachman and plain groom: to do gencral housework; best retere box 134 Herald Uptov “RCOTCHMAN WANTS A man and groom in a A Sasi catorences, wnexceptionadle. vOTC! BE MAN, 235 Kast 20th si SINGLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION— As first class coachman: has left his last cmployer n account of his absence in Europe: ity reference, which wil @0oD, TE, MA erences, ‘wants a position an the country. Inquire at MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIONS; first class coachman and groom; wife as cook and Enundress; no eneuinbrance; both first class servants, Call at or Address 247 3d w corner 20th Id office, n Bray srivate fem I te oarding SITUATION AS COACH Cali on or addre rivate stable, can show first class ify evervthing that is , care of M. A. Coleman, RST 88 hman; willing to MAN AS wite ddress ily; fully com ig stable, 122 West SITUATION WANTED—AS thoroughly competent: med, of good experience in Bhe care of horses; ten years’ good sebricty, honesty ana dapat Address M. H., box 228 Herald Uptown Branc SITUATION WANTED—AB COACHMAN AND GAR. r by @ single Protestant ay himself cit ottice. useful; good reference. 433 Herald office. COACHMAN, BY A Address O. M., box y reference as to man; can milk and N ENGLISHMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GAR- dener ; understa: food reference or_ address F. il family. SITUATION WANTED—BY A beat and gardener ; first class reference from COMPETENT WEW YORK COACHMEN | AND | RenOErERe.. (AOACHMAN'S. SITUATION W/NTED— uta meen ) taan; isa sober and reliable driv’. Shins amd re- nectful; Arst class city references, to or adress GOACHITAR, 121 West hath st Sooty (JOACHMAN'S Waa ON WANTHD—BY A FIRST © class Yat; okoaa ly understands the care and Tansgonent oF beeen cuesingess cam uenish ext ity, reference. ls willing and nt ging, Gallon or a dregs tor two dhys J HI Kast Lith st, carriage reposi- “AIERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL “%&, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET. HELP WANTED MAT, ANTED A BOY, 15 OR 16 YEARS OF AG coryist, im a Whojesaie house, Address T. A. Brooklyn’ ANYED—FOR THF UNITED STATES MARINE AS A Corps, £0 fine, able-bodied men. ‘This service offers splenatdonnortunives to it toreign countries on board Plates -hips-ot-w For tur‘her injortw: D Chatham stive' yy ly at Recruiting Kendezvous, 69 ‘bath Ere Major United States Marine Corps. MAN AN SS WANT- ACT AN ane man, thoroughly under-tands both reliable, obiigin wan best cil retcrenee: ‘dives my SOACH MAN, ‘box ite He: ee. id YOACIIMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY | A BINGL B man oi long experience in the business: 15 years in lnet place; best city references, Call on or address J. C., 140 West isth at. YOACHMA 4 wD iARDENER'S SITUATION WANT. Oh rm Wife first class cook; ; coo rete both nA on JOHN, 451 4th ay. Gone 8 SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE, X man; screenhouse, flowers, fruit and vegetables. Ad- dress A REW, at ‘Thorburn’s, 15 John st. (JARDEN: 18 SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE man, who understands the management of green- Tee graperies, fruit, lowers and vevetables; best refere! 1. Address A! M. R,, 876 Broadway, seed store “ARDENER.—BY A FIRST CLASS MAN; UNDER. J stands everything connected with the business, and my aise ut oF Re Oa places in the country. Address x NARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—IS_ A FIRST XH class fruit and voqetable gardener; understands the care of horses; ca: ee Ik; good reference. Address M,, box 13 Herald of ARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE X man, who isa good floristand vegetable gardener. Call on or address ANTHONY, Bridgeiman’s, 876 Broad- y ARDENERS SITUATION WANTED—FOR A FIRST class working gardener; understands glass, slo farming; ten years’ reference ; would like a place wher mpeg sient are required. Address H. M., box 14 office. ARDENEWS SITUATION WANTED—BY A PRAC- tical man, single; understands cultivating green- douse, graperies, vegetables, fruit and lawn; weet city Feference trom present employer, Addreys A. B., box 200 Herald office. VARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—FIRST CLASS; married: no children; has a thorough, practical Knowledge of gardening in, its various brane es first class reference. Address GARDENER, 288 Mott ERMAN GARDENER—SITUATION WANTED BY A ¥ single man, who thoroughly understands his busi- ness in all its branches; greenhouses and graperies, fruit, flowers and vegetable; best city reference from last em ployer. Address A. 8., 15 John st. ROOM AND COACHMAN.—SINGLE YOUNG MAN, of long experionce and good reference ; would make himself gener: useful about a gentleman's place in ae nf al (dress J. D., Boulevard s‘abies, 155 West ROTESTANT SINGLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SIT- uation as coachman and groom: would like togo a short distance in the country; ts willing und obliging; understands his business; can’ milk If required; three fat references from last place. Address, tor two days, box 115 Herald office. ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GROOM; city or country; good reference, Address, for two 4, GOACHMAN, box 179 Herald office. eet) ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GAR- ‘2 dener, by a married man, with one in tami y ; under. stands his business thoroughly ; sober and obliging; good reterences, Address J., box 116 Herald office. MITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN, BY A 1D Frenchman, who is thoroughly competent; @ good, careful driver; ¢ity or country ; best city reference. G.V., 17 Kast 30th st, ITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MA who thoroughly understands his business, as coach: man or groom, having served a number of years in first class families’ in the old country; he feels confident of giving entire satisfaction to any person requiring. his ser- at no objection to the country. Address JOHN KOSS, th AV. XITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GROO| 1D dy a single young man; a good, careful driver: city or country; city reference. Address H. M., 231 East 20th Cs a i hae fase: ANTED. A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS BY coachman and groom, or to work on a gentleman's place; thoroughly understands his business: steady, Fober ‘and. industrious, and willing to make himselt gen: erally useful; country'preferred. Call for two days at stable No. 2 West 22d 8 ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND room, by a young man of temperate habits; under- stands the care of horses, carriages and harness: 1s sate and perfect driver: strious and obliging in every way; best city and country reference. Can be seen at inst employer's, Ham’s carriage repository, 10, East ft et, ws. ‘ED. vate family; best reference. 47th st, ‘ANTED—BY A YOU NAS COACHMAN IN A PRL Apply at 325 East A SITUA. tion as first class ¢ ing to make himself loyer ay to character and ability, Address ‘ oS8E Sos Sa plaver: a6 to oh antes. ye see city reference, Apply to JESSE DAW, 633 A ptable single man COACHMAN'S SITUATION, WANTED-BY A RE. t disengaged: thoroughly mnderstands the business; would mssist'in the garden: Gret class city reference. Address M., WANTED A | SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY AMAR- dman; no incumbrance ; first class reference. box 24 Herald COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST class man ; best city references. BB, at Grabam’s Saddlery Store, 68 U University place. GOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED BY A SI youn: perfectly understands his busines: do sever, willing. and d obliging en or address T. ral best city University piace. Apply to or address reference. hain's Harness Store, 08 4 factory COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SIN« ‘le man, who thoroughly understands the business: Feferences. Address C. , box 124 Herald A Eli resent COACHMAN'’S SITUATION married; eight years’ city references; four Address, for three days, D. D., employer. io Herald WANTED—IS MAR- ears 8 GARDENER AND FARMER.—SITUATION WANT- ed, by a single man; thoroughly understands his bumness; is sober and obli: D., box 200 Herald ottice. dress 5. E. ng; good cit} y Feference. Ad- A= A Situation WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS coach: fectly sober, ence. A ‘all on or | Address J. SITUATION WANTED—AS FIRST CLASS COACII- man and groom, by a sincle man; make himselt useful; 122 Herald offic: civil, willing and a oe good reference. Address T. D. man; knows his business thoroughly; per- best city ‘refer- Mth st can te and ., box SITUAT! by a its branches; ex 104 Herald ION AS CO. has first class reference. office, ACHMAN AND GARDENER ingle man, who understands his business in all ‘Address H. M., SMAKT YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS room and coachmat in furnish country ; ployer: #t., for one week. 10 objection to the city or +a ‘ood ‘reference trom his last em- Gall op oF address: M. O'KEEFE, 43 West oth RESPEC ‘ABLE AMERICAN MAN WISHES A situation as coachman, where his wife can go wook ; good reference will be given. mer AY. Ca as I at 605 East 12th YOUNG “PROTESTANT MAN DESIRES A SITU. ation as couchman and plain gardener; understands the care of horses; can milk and make himself generally useful; good office." A Good city reference. YOUNG MARRIED COACHMAN, WHO UNDE! references. Address G. F., box 113 Herald COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH. man, either in New York or Brooklyn al, for two days, at 154 West 49th st. jean give R- stands his business in all its branches, wishes a situa- flon ; has 7 years’ first class reference. Address P. F., Hei Id office Objection Ap thet country: will be found willing and ol ing; nine years’ reterence from the Old Country, Call at re corner 33th st. and Broadway, from 1 to harness sto Kk. private family; is a first SITUATION WANTED—BY A ‘YOUNG t class groom COACHMA’ class man (E wee GARDENER, WO t fruits ai take charge Married, no tamily: 1s 9 Swiss. Address J. C., 136 Broa wav, Willian WANT ito gare’ ct R. 8., Herald r. Ad nd vegetables in of a gentleman's place; we! msburg, N. SDERSTANDS FLOWERS, Ii their branches, could ED—RY A FIRST ity reference from ‘Uptown Branch 1 recommende: Call at or address for two days 145 West 39th st. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMA : understands his busine resentemplover. Call on or address J. AM. cuson’s, 14 West “ast st. ANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN, A SITUATION gardener; £534 recommendations. Call on or address’ dORDON br Broad st. WANTED SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A le young man; understands his business thor sean toned and sober; good Ret best reference fi Call_on or address COACHMAN, 160 2th at pri ws BY A refers Sat Mr. ‘ate stable, for two days, ED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A RE. pectable Protestant married man; is sober, hon- est, and obliging; has ten years’ good reter nce from last ae ; country preterred. Address JOUN F., Eliza- Post-office. ANTED—A GOOD MAN, A PROTESTANT, FOR gardener and coachman; must understand his and obliging an to 3 atW business and be willing mended. Apply from over the Tribune office. and well recom. HARPE & CO.’S, N BY A RESPECTABLE married man, with «nail family, es genio wes coachman; thoroughly understands gardening and the care of horses and carriages, and hs eood experience on a farm; is sober and cores Ing : is anmpeunten take ahanae oe + gentleman’: 'splace; has best references. Address J. 4 box 15, Herald o office. ANTED—A Hootuar bese. AS COACHMAN AND groom ; single man; go city reterences, box 1S Hetaid office. © y cree ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN; MUST come highly recommended from his last emplo those that cannot bring such need not apply. Aoply at 87 Cedar st.. basement, WWVANTED—A SITUATIO! groom by a Protestant ‘Call on or add ress W. “AS COACHMAN AND ca Sai man; best city refe 40 West ‘10th st., for two ence. days. WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A man who thoroughly understands his business and can give the ath best city reverence. COACH MAN, : i ct ences ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND groom, by a married man without encumbrance; will be found capa rst class city reference. Can be seen for three it R. M. Stivers’ Carriage Factory, Kast Sst st. Call on or address TANTED—A _ FURNITURE CARTMAN ONE WEL! with the bus ners; none other need saan CHAAP & C GUCHRANE, 438 Ca Canal st NTED—A nOY, FROM 12 TO M4 YEARS © Aha’ will mace himselt gencrally ‘useful tn ee room. squire: ‘at Wallack House, M 2 and 4 o'clock. "Sia ae ANTFD—A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A SODA WwW water wagon and make himself aseful ie the fac- tory. Addres# ©, Wa, Dox 146 | Herald office. Waxrencrwo BUNDLE CARRIERS; REFERENCE required, -M. REIMAN & CO., 25 Onion square. -ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN WMO UNDER- y vials carving and taking care of @ restaurant; must come we.l recommended. Gall at 172 Atlantic | Brooklyn. W ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WHO WRITES A g00D hend and is willing to make him-elt general: ful. Address, In own handwriting, W. ©. 699 road. way. dae ouNG MAN WANTED-IN A PAINTER'S SUPPLY one who has a knowlrdge of the business terence from last employer required: THOMAS G, HOJER, 936 3d av. preferred THE WRADES, (A BOY, JC YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO, Lf ARN plumbing and gas fitting. | Call at or address 862 3d. w NY KIND OF EMPLOYMENT WANTED—BY A young man: is honest; speaks German perfectly; such as light porter, attend store or bar, or will work im &tactory; the advertier knows the city well. Address Dit DiteOu, Heraid ofice, for three days. YOUNG GERMAN MAN, A FIRST CLANS WATCH. makorg wishes a situation; best reterences. Apply at 127 Greenwich ay., near 8th | or jute. Address PRACTICAL DYER AND Bi Es Bietion ‘on cotton, wool, line Y, 116 Jackson st., Paterson, N. J. (SONPECTIONER WANTED—ONE WHO IS A.FIRST L) class hand in the branches of tancy cakes, contecs nting ; to a good m. fair salary and i & permanent situation will be given; single man pre- ferred, Address RIARK, Albany, N. Y. NGINEER WISHES A SITUATION—EITHER ON ) marine or stationary engine; can furnish the best reference, Addrexs ENGINEER, box 160 Herald office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A _ BAKER; GOOD REF- © erences given. Address J. R., Herald oflice, or 214 Madison st. SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN CANDY aker; no objection to the country. Call on or ad- Gress _G,, BUS 8th AY. ‘ rpoNe “REGULATOR WANTED—AT FISCHER West 28th st., between 9th and 10th avs, HER WISHES A 8, 425 V WANTED SA GOOD CIGAR MAKER; MUST BE UN. married and willing to go to a neighboring caty, and competent to take charge of a factory. Address tireet KAND, Earle’s Hotel, corner of Canal'and Centre streets, PIANOFORTE TONE REGULA- Ssth st; apa 10th av. ANTED—FOUR tors; steady work guaranted, ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED MF cian, sound in body and mind; the anatomy of the human system, THEAN, Herald V J ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SAWYER: ONE ACCUS- tomed to general sawing. Office corner Green and Bay streets, Jersey City WANTED-A FIRST CLASS NEGATIVE RETOUCHER, Apply to P, ©. DUCHOCHOIS, 826 Broadway. SAL ELECTRI- must understal Address PROM TNE JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE, NOUVELLEMENT arrivec, parlant correctement et pouvant donner les ameiiicuren recommandations, desire se, placer: pour soi: gner les entants; elle sait parfaitement coudre, dc. 5’a- Gresser, Ime rue Est, 53, pres de Broadway. "pour sougner un enfant et coudre ad lettre ala FILLE FRANCAISE, no, 1 19me rue WOR BALK. “FIRST CLASS GROCERY AND LI 1QUOR STO long lease For particulars appl ato) Cannon st. WELL LOCATED. FAMILY LIQUOR STORE FOR sale cheap—On Third avenue, doing 9 good busi: ness: a leave and low rent. Apply to THOMAS GAPPNEY, Auctioncer, Centre sire! oe CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR te in Wilhamsburg, goby ‘a good business; a long lease find low rent. Apply IOMAS GAFFNEY, auc- tioneer, No. 6 Centre sree RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE—ONE OF THE OLD- est and finest fitted up Karroom and Billiard Rooms in New York. Inquire on the premises, 407 Grand strect, corner of Clinwn, SPLENDIDLY FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE FOR fale in the best part of Brooklyn ; doing a fine trades Tent low; as lease. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM ABBOTT, 50 New Bowery GOOD RESTAURANT AND LUNCH ROOM DOWN town: handsomely furnished Boarding House, near Fifth avenue ; Cigar Store on Broadway; light Mahufac- turing Business ; $300, Wade HEN 4 00., No. 5 Dey street. LIQUOR SALOON FOR SALE—AT $81 CHARLES street: will sell at a very low compensation. Ad- Gress JOHN OLSON. N OYSTER SALOON AND CHOP HOUSE FOR SALE. t low price; also Restaurants, Hotels, Bakeries, Gonteotionsriey Drug Stores, Butter and Prodiice Stange TCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A. —FOR R SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES, AT Low rices; downtown Ale Vaults, Stationery and Va- Tlety Stores, ‘Hat Stores, Furnishing Goods Stores, Coun- try Urocery Store SHELL'S Store Agenc' Cedar str —FOR SALE. STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS TO » manufacture and sell the most valuable invention A of the age; pays 100 per cent. TER & CO., 309 Broadway. LARGE MACHINE, BOILER AND BLACKSMITH Shop selling out, consisting of Athes, Planers, Drills, Vises, Anvils, Punches, Shears, Riveting, Boiler Rollers, Bending Blocks, Steam Hammer; cheap. 502 West street. FIRST CLASS DRINKING AND OYSTER soUsE FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND LUNOH Swe to let Fixtures for sal German prefer- ay, 12 to 2 o'cloc! ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SMART, INTELLI gent young man, who understands driving and the care ot horses ‘tly sober and not afraid of work; can also assist with gardeniag; no objection to city or ‘coun try. Address H., box 119 Herald office. FANT A JOB AS GROOM, IN PRIVATE $ W “ante to ride and exercise horses. 26 West 3sth st WAXTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A Cte ba et Saran Pity Sater agentle- man’s place hore and cow if required ; good tel advent ENSIS, New England Hovel, 30 ‘30 Bowery Mi "HELP Ww NTED—MALES. NGELL’S TURKISH BATHS, 61 LEXINGTON AV., Want agreeable, intelligent, industrious American Young men and women, not older than 25 years; profita- ble employment, with medical instruction ; references re- quired, A SMART, ACTIVE MAN WANTED IN A LIGHT outdoor business. dryly after 9 o'clock at the NEW YORK BOOK CONC ‘arren st., fourth floor. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION man or e first class ne fron A COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY mented for hones address W. TYLE. room AS COACH. thoroughly understands bis business is willing to go to the country: last employers. Address M. A SIN- of, long experience: can come well recom. ‘88 Broad st. riety and eenabiiy. ee or last emplo COACHMAN OR GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED— and m Feterence Address T. M by an Enclishiman ; thoroughly understands the care gement of carriage or road N., 145 Bast $24 st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUN man, as coachman, stoc! SINGLE ‘a light work, or would take care of @ gentleman's road ‘or saddle team; i¢ @ first class oC, pom; can ive eine’ ‘ A VAS ware of hors Boe family. etamily, Address J, B., box 175 Herald off Herald Uptown Branch omic \BITUATI IN WANTED—BY dener ani be highly recommended, two DACHMAN WANTS ABSIT fal, steaay driv. Ma ATr9 mnderstands the training of yo €aretul, sober, and reliable; of long réfere Kress ( for Call at 40 We coachman sand all th nis apy and vegetables; nine the Tain year AN ABOUT REMOV sity desires to procure a or A MAN ghly understands the Address J. days. + FROM THE first class col- AS GAR. ing to 8” rete ED—BY A MAR JA COACHMAN’S SITUATION WA ried man of long ex etlance first class city reter= | Wea wile ae cook: would go to the country. Call om or address JW. 11 West 3 th st., private stable. COACHMAN'S SITU ATION WANTED—BY A | young English tho understands the or addres Calben wivate stable. A dene. © r= VATION = understands the b aaaren 1 WARD POVEY, Englewood: N. 5 food drivers TED—BY AN ly ert ci 1176 Macdougal st., near Clinton references, | ENGLISH GAR Ite branches, | OacuMa. ¥'8 SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN ‘ogply understands his business; can show pry oe an fe necinats “Nurope on! an need a| Slery store, renees ty, Callor 8 1. 8. Br Wiway, near 1uih refers to his present ‘employer, those, that want tirst class Mr. Gibson's ead- ASENTS ARE MAKING $10) PER WEEK SELLING our goods by sample. A few more smart men wanted. Call at 9 Liberty st., room 25. GENTS WANTED.—THE WORLD'S NECI the market; from $7 to $1,000 required, from to $50 a day, 116 Nassau st., Foom | | TRAVELLING AGENT TO CANVASS SOUTH AND | West tor a leading commercial journal of this city; 4 liberal commission will be paid. Address, stating refer: revious occupation, &c., NEWSPAPER, box 130 office. CHANCE TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY: women. boys and ¢ii reater than the | 204th av., opposite Cooper Institute. YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO OPEN and & boy to wait on tables, at 407 34 av, learn and. tak ions; ‘an ¢ positions: poly. THOMPSON'S College: ‘OYSTERS, BY WANTEDIN A COMMISSION 1100! Sk, TO DO , kgneral work salary $5 to $4 per w Reade st, second loft. sls sellmihdias ily OY WANTED—ABOUT 16; HONEST, BRIGHT, IN 1) dustrious address, with’ reference, box Sule Post office. E (yen tat BOY WANTED-IN A LAW. OFFIC 1) ‘who has been employed ina lawoffice p Address, in own handwriting, with references’ box 1,603 Post office, New York. j;ARMER WANTED—TO GO New Jersey to Work @ dairy farm; an Atnerican witu be preferred ; he must fully understand the business. poly letter to Mr. eine ‘ONE, 165 Broadway, room 17, care of Geo, W. Stephens. "MENAMY, HESS 4 CO. 0. HAVE AN OPENING tor an energetic business, as traveller on the Hud- son, expenses paid, salary per mouth. Competent wentlemen apply after I o'clock. | 785 Broadway. Bhi NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRA. phy, 130 sth st.—The best and most practical in the ecommended before going ‘ali and see for by telegraphers. elsewhere, your Iv SHOW CARD WRITER WANTED.—APPLY AT 51 VE- sey street PAKWNTS.—WANTED, A GOOD STOUT BOY 10 Tooth ears of age. Apply Set, we ‘clock at 23 A for sale; Well known; favorably patronized ; Tent; splendid chance live ‘man; bargain, Particul Chambers street, GEORG E W. SIMERS, lore Agen: STOVE HOUSE FURNISHING AND TIN WARB Store for sale, established 20 Jeare located in great business thoroughfare ; business $2) (0 year. Particulars ‘hambers street, GEORGE W, SIME: eR: tore Agency. A NO, 1 LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE- ‘SPLENDID LO- cation; long lease: low rent; extraordinary chance to make money; rare investment. Particulars 3 Cham- bers street. EO! W. SIMERS, Store N OLD ES TABLISHED GROCERY 81 STORE FOR sale; location unsurpassed; extensive cash trade; enterprising party very Fare opportunity. Particulars 23 Chambers street. GEORG 1M ERS, 81 gency. A RESTAURANT, LAGER BEER, OYSTER. AND Bilhard Saloon, with a long lease, low rent, situated in one of the pleasantest towns in New Jersey; cause of selling, owner has to go to Europe; a bargain for any one; Price $1,000; terms easy, Call at 136 Third avenue, New BELENDID CHANCE FOR A LIVE BUSINESS To let, at Jersey City, f inst class Corner for Festatirant of liquor business, good spot on the matn Busi. ess street, near all the ferries and railroad depots; low t to. a good tenant, Apply immediately to J. M. GIB- 504, ‘Auctioneer, 2 Montgomery street, Jersey City. PR! 8 eA SPLENDID BLAOK WALNUT coun. Butehe. fA marble slab. 21 teat long; also one Ii tect, , e., Compl po two Horses ai Waxo’ A Apply ac 884 Fourth avenue. Fea an hn rrammED, on, AEP ‘with or t Btoe P' gto JOSEP BUCHANAN, 605 Third avenue. a R SALK—SEVEN YEARS’ LEASE AND FIXTURES of Liquor Store 591 Tenth avenue, southwest corner rty-third street, Inquire on premises, OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY Liquor Store in the Fourteenth ward; reason for ius, cwner going into other business Apply at 29 street, OR BALE CHEAP—A LONG ESTABLISHED COAL Wood Yard, doing a large trade, in Sam four Horace futter, Particulars at 2046 Broad) ay, third floor. FOR SALE—A LIQUOR AND LAGER BEER SALOON and Kile Gallery, with ample room for illiard tables, de. ; He very cheap; in a desirable thorough. fares the rite xallery in teat long, aud the, entire. floor in 156 feet; a rare chance; satisiactory reasons given {or seliing. Inquire at the place, 101 Bowery. JOR SAL# CHEAP—A HOWE CYLINDER SEWING Machine (No. 2), suitable for th» aaddlery or sh making bumness, on account of going Into another bus ness. Apply at do Third avenue. é OR, SALE—CHEAP, FRONT a REAR HOUSES _129 Mott street. “Abply to J. J. DUNCAN, 90 White st. F°, SALE—CHEAP, THREE STORY AND BASE- ment high stoop House 260 West Thirty-ninth street, or will be let to a good tenant, Apply toJ. J. DUNCAN, 90 White street. ee peg ed At 836 West Forty- fourth: street, ees ae mont! (YOR SALE CHEAP. ‘A STATIONERY AND VARIETY Store. Inquire at 309 East Thirty-fourth street. Call in the evening, b between 7 and 9 o'clock. (OR SALE CHEAP—A TEA AND COFFEE STORE, weil located ; doing a cood business; low rent; Bes seling out to go into the wholesale business, C call at Greenwich street. a. iG. | ag SALE—CHEAP—STOOK, FIXTURES, ase of a well established fancy and gent’ ing goods store, in a good loe: 3 ‘AND furnish- 2,000 Botties; also souvenient Ny oe JBRY, Dyer, JOR, SALE OR TO LET—A LIQUOR STORE ON West Thirty-fourth street, opposite the Manhattan Market and convenient to the most Bromineag BPA eat landing in the city; will be sold cheap; v very low rent, Inquire on the premises of J. WALL, foot of West ‘Thirty- fourth street, North River G ROCERY STORE FOR SALE. —A FIRST CLASS nail Grocery Store, doing 2 good business, will be gold cheap to @ prompt Buyer. se V Washington street, Now Yor chy, "For purticulars inquire of 1 BUTLER, 885 and 387 Gi enwich st su ree! NROC Y, PRODUCE OR COMMISSION TRAD! F ‘To let, the now and spacious Stores, with v Cellars, 70 Warren street and 20 College Place; “ypiendid business Jocatlon; may be occupled ‘together oF sepa- rately. . We WELSH, 223 Grcenwich | treet, ARBLE BUSINESS FOR SALE—IN A SPLENDID location up town, with long lease at low rent; Ce ied Address MARBLE, Herald Uptown ch office. AFE FOR SALE.. A NEW MARVIN'S REST FIRE- S‘ root and burgiar proof Sate; double doors: compin tion lock; never been used aday;new from the manu- fucturers; tor sale at a bargain, owner having no use for Apply at 115 Broadway, room 4, AFES.—A_ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND hand Safes of all styles and sizes for sale cheap, Call and examine at AMERICAN STEAM SAFE COMPANY, 300 Broadway. SAFES.—18 SECOND HAND SAFES FOR SALE VERY cheap, and best makers: why should merchants, Jewellers and others pay a fancy price when they can ‘buy the same so cheap at 72 Maiden lane? WO CORNER LIQUOR STORES FOR SALE—EIGHT years established ; long leases and cheap rent; will cheap as fel owner is going to Europe. Apply to 323 East ty fifth street. me A ND GROCERY STORE FOR SALE—IN NEW- ark; fitted up in fine style and doing a good cash bustnesss will y soki reasonably. For particulars ad- BUSINESS, Herald of 10 norocrapHens — A GALLERY FOR SALE IN dood location in Brooklyn. inquire. at 249 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—IN good location; cheap rent. For ag inquire on premises, 56 b Grand | street, | corner Goere! $1 50 WILL BUY THE OLDEST TEA AND COF; m2) fee Store above Chatham square, in Grand street. Address TEAS, station B. “MACHINERY \ MES’ PORTABLE, YALE VERTICAL, 8LIDE AND cut-off horizontal, hoisting and pumj ning Engines, itsizes; also Borlers on hand; improved Saw-and ills, Gear's Variety and other Wood working Machines: 18, 20x42, 11x24 and Boiler and three-horse portable; good second hand Engines cheap. wa HAN SON, 33 Cort ") SPECIALTY—HORIZONTAL ENGINES—WE Or hand 7310, Ste Bela Txt HIS Ko, Foes 14x30, 16x36, 16x30, IAxZ.' Sampies can be sed 38 Cortlandt street; second hand Engines taken in ex: change. HITEHILL, SMITH fC ies Newburg, vt. y. A’ WILSON. «& ROAKE'S, WATER AND DOVER streets, a two-horse Baxter, also horizontal, upright, portable and hoisting Engines, Boilers, Pumps, Shafung and Pulleys, new and second hand, NOR SA SALE—STEAM ENGINE, BOILER AND K KIND- ling Wood Machinery complete. Apply at 56) West Twenty. sched street. (OR SALE—A' SECOND HAND 18-HORSE ENGINE, with locomotive boiler, complete and in good order. Apply to JOHN T. DUNKIN & CO., 556 West Twenty: seventh street. OR SALE—THREE FIVE, TWO TEN, TWO TWENTY- five, two thirty-five, one forty horse Engines one portable, two hoisting Fngines; one eight, one fi twenty, one wy orse Boilers, second hand, JOHN MCLAREN, Third and Grand streets, Hoboken, EUROPEAN ST EAMSHIPS (uNaRD LINE. sank British and North American Mall Steamships, New york ‘eo Liverpool, RUSSIA. AVA between cal at Cork Harbor. From New York. Wed Aprilts CALATRIA...Sat., Aprit 19 Aorta PARTHIA. Sat, April 26 ‘Wed. April 33 Wea. lay 7 ABYSRY NTA Sat. May 10 Maylt BATAVIA... it. May 17 very liowing Welnesday and aiarday trom New Sore" *leamers tnarked thus * do not carry steerage Passengers. P Rates of Passace—Cabin, $80, $100 and $130, gold, ac- cording to accommodation. Tickets to Paris, $15, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable terms, ‘Steer He. . 880.0 currency, a eoorage th tickets Lees! 1 LAverpoo and Queenstown, and For Telegu “cab sain. "nanan ‘apply atthe company's office, No. 4 Bowling Green; for steerage passage, at 11 Broadway, Telulty Buitdt G, FRANCKLYN, Agent. RL Or to P. H. DUVERNET; © ha corner of Clark and Raudolph PAsseNcens PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK from the Cunard wharf, toot of ae street, Jersey City, at 8A. M., on Wed: neaday, April I |. BRANCKLYN, No. 4 Bowling Green, New York. ‘ORTH GERMAN | Pan he'd wheel P COMPANY — South a on and Brom The steamship BRIE Captain Ht, ‘Sehutenburg, will sail on Wednesday, April from Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken, fo be followed by Steamehi ar N, Captain Vv Saturday. eet nia Pt ‘on Oterendorp, on RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND BREMEN. payable in gol First C: Second Cal e... eight , oF its equivalent in currency. $120 wo tee! For f ily ol errs & CO,, “agvads No, 2 Bowling Green, HITE oraR. LINE. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, New and full-powered. steamships. Sailing from New York oh saturdays, from nLiverpoal on wa! ursdays, apna ys, calling at Cork Harbor ¢ac —From the Passenger as combining sai peed and comfort. loons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in midship section, where Jeast motion is felt. Surgeons and stewardess accompany the steamer, Rates—Suloon, ge, $80 In currency. Those wishing to send for friends th the oud country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $82 currency. Passengers booked to or from all parts ot America to Baris, Yamburg, Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, Drafis from £1 upwards. wnhor imapection of plansand other Information apply at the company’s office, 19 Broadway, New Yo! Billsof lading Issued to Continental ports H. ‘SPARKS, Agent. ey LINE. i or Queenstown and Liverpool. Royal Mail ste are appointe To nail as tollow: ifonerer rie GUY OF INGTON,..... Thursday, April 17,9 A. M. RP Saturday, April 19,9 A: M. ‘Thursday, Abril 2.20 M 4 IL A.M. and Thursday. from pier 45, North River. RATES OF PASSAGE. Cabin, $85 and $100, gold, sccording to accommodation. Round trip ticket at low rates, ‘teerage.—To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon- donderry, London, ‘sristol ‘or Gardift $01, Prepaid’ corte d to Havre, Hamburg,Sweden, benmark and Paris, at reduced raves ‘issued at lowest rates. Drat' For cabin passage and gencral business apply at the Company's oftiee, 16 Broadway, UNnCes aPPly «Yor steerage pumage, 33 Bron cS O'DONNELL & FAULK, 402 ‘Chestnut street, Basie Sn ALE, Agent, or to M. 8. CREAGH, 102 State street, Boston. Wa ¢. “INMAN, '36 South Market street, Chicago. Liverpool, and No. 9 ue Seri te, e, Paris, [step STA’ ES MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS. town and Liverpoo! Salling every Wednesday. AHO, Morgan. April 16, at, P. MIANESORE Fre ‘pril 23, at 23 PL er. From iv Cabin passaxe, enol, steerage, $30 currency. repaid tickets, $32 currency. Passengers booked to and trom Paris, Hamburg, Nor- Fay, and Swede. &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates. Apply 4 NCHOR LINE. STEAM TO LIVERPOOL DIRECT, The ceed sas from pler 20 North River, Friday, iL 18, at noon. Cabins, $65 and 875, curre Inermediate, $402 Stecrage. 830 fet NDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green, | oe ——————e EUROPEAN | STAI MSTIIPS. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S CALI FORMIA GRBAR AND CHINA, carrying’ taacigers and Aspinwa'l, oreeniy) Panta, Martha, revfown and Pac oust of Mexico, Central ‘America, Peru and Cuice, ° April 19, 1873—Sveamer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain Sem pury, will ieave pier «2 Nerth River, at 12 o'clock noon, oe Aspinwall ect, connecting at Panama with the pall MONTANA, Captain Solan, touching at Aca- pico, Manan lo, Mazatian, and also connecting tor all cena American and south Pacific ports, Dey nd 20th of each mon‘*h connect with the com- pan Seamer touching at San Benito, Tonata, Salina De a camer CHINA Will leave San Francisco April 15, lark tor Japan and China. Yor raves of passaze, freight and all further information apply ‘ac company’s office om the pier, foot of Canal sweet, F, R, BABY, Agent. TON STREAMERS, TOUGI ing the ited States mail, The aon ingt ivi t h Mate 3 tain Pen. nington, ceiving (revght at pler 3) Bust Biyer, ahd’ will sail Saturday, Agril he LM "Trough biti of hadi given to Houston, either by the G. Hand H. y the Houston Direct Navigation mod to. ail. pointe amen Saiyan Enea Band C, Ristroud, No charge for torwardi ew York. in For treight rl pasans ea MALLORY 153 Maiden tane i W. Pp GLYDE, iy Wall street, wo YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE These first class steamsh: from pier 13 North ver (foot of Cedar street), for a direct, as follows mship ENT (I Tuesday, April 1s Bteam-hip W Tuesday, April 22 Bicamahip MOwRO GAST Tuesday, April 29 For freight or passage (iaving magnificent accommoda- tions) apply to WILLIAM P. CLYDE & €O., 119 Wall street, D. WKELLER, Agentin Havana. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromwell Ste: The steamship GEORGE CRO Ke lapp, x » Will save pier No, 9 North ‘on satura April P.M, Freights received daily. Throuy rates piven to Gaivestn. indianola, Rockfort or Aranzas. » wharf, Brazos, Santiago and St. Cavin Jiassaige,, $00 ste sage apply t RK & 8i OR. NEW ORLEANS DIREC ZI ERAL SEDGWICK Captain Evi 21 East River, April 28, ata. Mo Freich’ Through rates given to Galveston, India Aranzas wharf, Beazos, Santiago and Passage, $50; steerage, $2 For treight or WS BXAS LINE. OF GALV ing at Key West carry! 4 will sail every Toesday ats ne. ptain Samuel Louis. For fremzht or pas 86 West str iat & CO., 153 Maiden la OR NEW ORLEANS Di MERCHANTS? 8 isuip LINE, from pler No.9 North River. at 3 o'clock’ P. MILY B, SOUT mn aftrday, aril I Freight received. daily. “fhrough rates Louis, Vieksburg, Mobile. Galveston und I For’ freixht of passage (having hi tions) apply to | FREDERIC BAK LYDE'S LINE me Al steamship M. ‘iven for St. ianola, aceommoda- 30 Broadway: FOR BERMUDA. ¥ FLO: ‘aptain Cameron, carrying United Staich Malis, wil sail for Hamilton, Ber- muda, trom pier 1s East wide yy on tie alin 16, atl o'clock me Wall ‘str t. Fre NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.— ‘The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despateh ant steamship RICH. ‘oint and Richmond, fom pler st, Nortn iver, their ‘plea MON! Couch, for Norfolk, City on Saturday, April 17, giving'through bills of lading te all points Sour and Southwest. ‘Through passenger tickets ssued to all points. “Accommodations unequalled. -Ap- ply at pier 87 orat the general office, 137 Greenwich street, corner of De; TRAVELLERS’ ‘ENS’ LINE FOR TROY—PASSAGE $1 50. elegant steamboats SUNNYSIDE and DOWIE ier 49 North River, foot of Leroy street, dail (Sat lays excepted) ay 6 Gclock 7 M. connecting with morning trains on Ress toga, New York Central and Troy and Goston vallrends for, ell porn North, East and West. The most direct route to Sarate- 8A, Like George and Montreal. Through tickets sold and baggage checked to destination. JOSEPH CORN, Superintendent, GUIDE. ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, ‘via Newport and Fall Rive The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL, and PROVI- DENCE leave pier 23 North River, foot of Murray street, daily (Sundays excepted). A, P. BACON, Superintendent, _ NAveatton OPENED.—PEOPLE’S LINE STEAM ers leave for Albany Tuesday, April 15, at six P. Mu. ae 41 North River, foot Canal street, and daily from: herea: CHOR LINE. Steamers sail from pier 20 North River, New York, VERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. FAN, red. ape 16 AUSTRALIA.,.Sat., a H April 19 Sots Wed. Mi Sat, AbrILoB GASTALE . April 30 ANGLIA. The passenger accommodations on ste are unsurpassed for elegance and cor bin state- Foommare'all on upper deck, thus securing good light aid ventilation, RATES OF PASSAGE LIVERPOOL, OR TO GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY, Saturday steamers, (Wednesday steamers, prrency. Cabins... cesses 810 aM $65 $75" and 80S Cabin re ing best ac ammentations. $130 STEERA( E, $30 oURRENcY, Tiokets for pansage to of rom suy soaport of rallway station in Great Britain, Lreiand or the Continent issucd at lowest rates, DRAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT OURRENT RATES. ‘Company's offices, No. 7 Bowling Green, New York. HENDEK BROTHERS, Agente, N. B.—CALIFORNIA sails at 10 A. M., April I! Suet puolished, “the ‘Trip to. Buroper ts mag information for ‘ocean travellers; can’ be ha charge on application. ‘OTICE TO PASSENGERS. masa iy vi Tine cia waa CAI RN Sails on Saturd: Apel It, from Pier 20, HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. 7 Bowling | Green. azine of free of OR SALE—AT WOLFF & WETZLICH’S MACHINE 12 North William street, yew making machine. This 1a the best brick machine vet invented. It is capable of making 60,000 bricks der day, requiring only the work of three men; can be adjusted to any desired degree of pres- sure, and for moulds and bricks {t is self-sanding, OR SALE CHEAP—A POWERFUL COPPERPLATE Printing Press, 24 inch plate; easy to work. BEN- DANN BROS., 1,14 Broadway, corner Twenty-sixth street, up stairs, Want Bates ENGINE. OF 80 TO 100 HORSE POWER, Boiler of 100 to bet horse power; or two Boilers of 60 hors ig 7 wer each. Address, stating age, quality and price, GEORGE W, COLTON, box 2,772 Post of ce, T 77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, U stairs.—Highest cash advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bought; Pawnbrokers Tickets bought, at 77 Bleecker Mtreet. . T 80 NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND John streets, NEWMAN LEOPOLD continues the buying, selling of advancing on Ifamonds, Waiches, Jewelry, Pianos, Merchandise, Lite Policies for any amount At WOLF BROTHERS’, 8% BROADWAY, BETWEEN Nineteenth and Twentieth streets—Moncy loaned on Watches, Diamonds Jewelry. Silverware, Silks, and particularly Pianos; private parlor for ladies; business strictly confidential, MERICAN | OFFICE —ESTABLISHED ‘amount loaned on hes, Diamonds, Bitverware, idle Shawls, Laces aluablen, he.3 buy; utmost value given. J. H. BAI Broadway, tppeaerd en eg AT ST BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET.— Liberal advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelr: Silks, Camel’s Hair Shawls, oa ey rsont of every description, AMES P. MA 1854.—ANY aol or will LY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. 1E GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S: MAIL STBAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT BREST. ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con- peaks will sail from pier No. % North River, as fol- VILLE Dv HAVRE, Surmont -Saturdag, April 19 PEREIRE, Dauro..’. Saturday, May $ WASHINGTO: iaturday, May 17 8T. SET ren “Saturday, May 31 PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD. including wine) ) BREST OR HAV! First Cabin, $125: Second Cabin. $75 Excursion Tickets at reduced rates. These steamers do not carr’ Hae faire Fetes from American travellers going. to or returning from, the Continent of Europe, by taking this line, avoid both transit by English raitway and the discomforts of cross ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and ex- se. Lats __ GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. 58 Broadway. NHE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steamship SILESIA, Captain C. Hebich, will sail, on Thnrsday, April 17, at .. tor Hambs taking passengers trom New York to Elymouth, London, Cherbourg and Hamburg. First Cabin, $120, Second Cate) $72, Steerage, $30; : payable tn United Staten gold KUNHARD? & Ui & BOAS, General rents General Panwvget. gests, 61, Broadway, New York. 61 Broadway, New York. Ha will sal Sp ‘The FRIS! I 24, The SAXONIA, as extra steamer direct, April 19, (hooks EUROPEAN TOURS—OVER ONE THOUS- ) and in number, at reductions trom 10 to 45 per cent below ordinary fares, by all lines of steamers. To Vienna, eighty-seven routes; to Italy, seventy-two routes, Cir- cular tickets for Ireland, Scotland, Switzerland, the Rhine, &c., by all routes from, London, Tickets issued and berths on sepmers sec! ‘COOK, SON & J TES a Rroadway, New York. “Cook's Excursionist” for April, giving fares expenses, for all tours, now ready; price I S Y Aa ane LE— a eatt CLASS LOCATION; joing & gi trade. at 880 Sixth renue, be- tween Forty-ninth and Pirtieth streets, ae ee ONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON downtown, doing a fine Wholesale, and retail bu ness; owner having two stores will sell % Ess COBREEY tog willsell cheap; 5 yea D. F. CURLEY, 12 | Centre street. CE AND SAMPLE ROOM FOR SALE—WELL fitted and stocked; good location; excellent cellar and yard; four rooms above store; to HALE, Wo Wilhlam street.) Te bic Mie daa Dry STORE FOR SALE.—A “LONG ESTABLISHED, well paying Store, on one of the principal avenues of Brooklyn, or without House and Lot. Inquire of ‘will EIMER & AMEND, 205 and 207 Third avenue, New York. pe STORE FOR SALE—AT NEW HAVEN, CONN., doing ‘ good and ete tm business: modern fix: a tures, lon well stocked. | For par: ow ., OF C on MORUEN # KisLat-ai Warren street, New York. FOR, SALE=$5.00 CY A FIRST CLASS corner Grocery § of the best avenues i with three yea: Inquire at ‘So Third igar store, TS THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. — I pay the highest price for Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry; advance on the same. ISAACS, Diamond Broker, 87 Thirteenth street, near Broadwa; ‘ONEY LOANED—ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FUR niture, Bianos and Merchandise of every, descrip- tion. CHRISTALAR’S Loan office, id 17 Abingdon square, Eighth avenue, between ineocke: and Twelfth stree! QQ NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE Post OFFICE — Liberal advan ade on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and all Kinds o of merchandise, ‘The same bou yy and sold Room 1. HAYMAN LEOPO! 40 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY-| FOURTH and Twenty-fifth streets.—Liberal advances made on Diamonds, Watche: pds ‘Silks, sr, au a tom Same bought at full v 685 BRCARWAN, .20 BROADWAY, CORNER AMITY “STREET.— Money liberally advanced on Diamonds, Watche: Jewelry and all Merchandise, at the old-establishe: Loan office. Same bought and sold, M, ROSENBERG, — monds, jo. samme . C. WERT OR SALE—LEASE, GOOD WILL, TRUCKS, &C., OF the old established whole ind retail Flour and Feed store, 606 First avenue, gear Chirty-fourth street. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS MEAT AND VEGE- F table Market. For particulars inquire in store, 856 Bixth avenu R SALE ara carrer, log YARDS, 80 102 yards Bod new. Address box 3 Herald teen en F°:, (SALE-ELEGANT i WINE AND BILLIARD pom (four tables complete), 938 Eighth avenue, No cH pellilaadesister ane FOR SALE—WINE, BEER AND BILIIARD ROOM, oy Bleecker, street: doing a, good business well " @ sold at a bargal Hf, Gob ght venue. ‘gain, Apply to AL- EF’ SALE~AT $30 AY Baker Sewing Machin ) $35, TWO GROVER & Address B. ly R,, Herald OR ; SALE—A VERY VALUABLE N’ 3 Av. r° henticity undoubted. Address J. Fm os aioe Post POR SALE-ALL THE JARS AND URNA OF A CON- fectionery Store. Inquire at 515 Broadway, for th: days. WAT AVMEYER 4 BLDERS SUGAR urd, twelve 12 foot lengths of 10 fen IZ toot lengths of 8 inch tice Water ANTED—A YOUNG the De Soto Jouse, J o’eloek, PEASE, Pipes. MAN AS WAITER. APPLY aT | JOR SALE.—DOWNTOWN CORNER 11 71 Bleecker, st, betwoen 10 and F Sbree ‘sles tock and aur: wiPbe aod | Bt ye AE, Por peruculsrt address M., station B, city, BROADWAY, OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND most reliable office.—Mone tull value. 267 BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH office, room B.—Parlors tor ladies; branch 132 Watcnes, Jewelry, Laces, Faiton street, Brooklyn. Money loaned on’ Di. nd: Watches, Jeweiry, ac. Same bought and sod. o* LINDO BROS, STORAGE. spevncanpsicinranihncrol ewe oorerenh STORAGE f FURNITURE, PIANOS, * ‘ORA for if [ANOS, MIRRO! PAINTINGS, &c. 80 CARRIAGE: WAGONS, dg at the NEW FIRST CLASS WAREHOUSE for, the, Purpose, 102 TREET, NEAR roURTH AVEXCE ead ore [hana id containing Mi ake be stored with SAFET' n forward their CASES articles of EXTRA r¥ at low rates be iol goods from any pai EUHOPE or AMERICA aircet tottus warehouse. © THE PUBLIC {s invited to examine ie superior ac- commodations, light, ventilation, safety, 4c., which this ‘warehouse possesses over all others, JOHN Bt MORRELL, id Proprietor, — eal A =WEST SIDE STO! + 636 Hudson stree Greenwich all other sae for ns mn ropert eed in ere Ptainmene a are me most re- reliable, jodating and low- ork, True and express wagons on hand for the removal of furniture and Baggage either in ci 4 country. GGART, “Owner and Manager, ___ Office 893 Hudson street, near West Tweltth str QToRaGE, FOR FURNITURE, PLANOB, BAGaaa , in S TB ROOMS. This 18 one of the be city; elevator tn Commer eecker, Ingurange a lor rates, re NAvoxar, LINE OF STEAMERS. Weekly to bea sor a Nsganeny fortnightly 10 QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, from piers 44 and 47 North River. SPAIN, Grace. Saturday April | ITALY, Grigs. Saturday, GREECE, Thomas ; DENMARK, ee AMSH THE LARGEST IN THE TRADE. Cabin pasane, 02) 58 ad $80, A AM. it 3 P. Tagen Prepaid steerage tk tick ool, Queenstown, Londonderry, G Soa ‘Bris oor London, CHEAPER N BY ANY R OLIN For further infor: tic a) a at ne company's offce, CJ Broadw ‘ pcneys Pes J, HURST, Manager. ZE'S PEAN TOURS, BY BEST ROUTES. Tickets from Queenstown. Fave a ane Glasgow, es secure 3 Gaze's Hotel Cor cities in Europe. GAZE'S American office, No. 6 Bowling Green, New ork. a COAST WISE “STEAMSHIPS._ Tea NITED STATES AND “BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP Com) The elegant screw steamship MERRIMACK, 2,000 tons burden, Captain W, Weir, will sail for St. Thomas, Para, Rernamibucn, Bahia and’ Rio de Janeiro, on Wednesday, ii 23, at S'o'clock P, M., trom pier 43 North River. or freight or passage apply £9 to . GARRISON, Agent, "No! 5 Bowling Green. ITED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA ret epee HAVANA, PROGRESO AND VER. New York and Mexican et {steamship fine: leaving th BAYEE tS Dler No. 3 North RE ty THURSDAY. ity or a RIDA (1 rfl only). ei FPALERAS Bite & SONS, 33 Broadwa; qe .—FOR PUERTA PLATA, SAMANA AND 8T. Domingo City, ‘The United States mail steamship FYBER, Captain B.A. Detancy, will leave pier No. ¢ North River on Thursdays April 7, at3 P.M, Bills of ex- change on Puerta Plata, Samana ‘and St Domingo City, in sums to suit purchasers, for sale, For freight OF Passes FPORD BROTHERS &CO., % Broadway. EW YORK AND BERMUDA biti, th + amend For Spenles nd8t. George, Bel © prrzing the Go ra L. 8 Mail, and sailing trom pier 37 Side wheel’ in Lawre! walectey kab cb aTraAR ens Lawrence, jewheel steamsl HP vt Captain Read, Thursday, April , at 3 o'clock P. Vor freight or pamage, naving, tees fe hecammodae maerae 38 South street ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, ‘Trains leave New York, trom foot of Desbrosses aud. Cortlandt streets, as batt ‘Express for H. Fitisharg, the West and Southy with Pullman Med attached, at and 8:30 P. M. day, 87 and 8:3) B, For Baltimore, Washington and the South at9 A. M.; and9P. M. Sunday, 9 P.M. Express tor Phitaelphi ‘8, 9, 9:30 A. M.; an 30, 1, 4,5, 5, OBE Mand La nlghe, Sunday, 6 8280 endo Pe Por Philadelphia, via eat at7 ALM. and2P. Mt Emigrant ahd yecond class, BOM. fewark 10,11, 1 ») 5:0), nee 8 3h, AT ati eet mauciay, 5: 2) and 6 P. ind Perth Amboy, 6 andi0 A. M2 fe 30 A, M, 23, fund oP. For Freehold, 7, 8.3 anda For Jamesburg, Painbertony baniden,6 A.M. Traing arrive as foll ‘From. Pittsburg, 149 BM dally, 1: ACM and 6st P.M, dal a M more, ionday.. From Washington and’ Balti 4:54, 10 M. ‘Sunday, 6:40 A.M. From Phi 521, 314, 3:54, 6:04, 8 Sunday, 5:21, 6:50, 11 Hicket offices, 526, “ts Mr and ott eeawray Not Astor Howse and foot of Desbrosses aud Cortiandt streets. Emigrant Ticket office, No. 8 Battery place, | tg General Manager. General Passel MISCELLANEOUS. FURNITURE FAMILIES MOVED, CITY. OB country; furniture, mg hady id acked and shi rage for inrniture, &c. G. BURNHAY, 1 enth street, ne: ixth ‘avenue, EVERAERTS, FRENCH " ‘TAILOR—CLEANING + and repairing—100 East Thirteenth street, one door from Fow nue, New York. All orders promptly attended to, 1OR SALE—A SPLENDID OPPORTURNITY FOR EN- lightened and book loving people—-An extremely rare edition of the Holy Bible, in 90 volumes and 50 languages. ‘Apply to MARCIAL & GO., 40 and 42 Broadway. N° MORE SKILLED GRAIN BINDERS WANTED—A child can use the new Patent Sheaf Binder and Ba; Tie; right for sale. Address PATENT, box 4,998 Pos office, New York, or call at 17 Cedar street, room 11, be- tween 12 and 1 o'clock. ben at CANNED OYSTERS, IN ONE AND TWO nd ns, fons sale, with or without labels, by A. E. SoPSeB RID 69 Pearl street, Agent for Annapolis Canning Cempany. 256 2B BROADWAY, 256.—WE PARTICULARLY INVITE see our fine and beautiful s.ock of new European Plants, ladies and gentlemen of New York to come and without charge to the ti Goods sent to any par! purchasing plants from us, tged States, RO OHETTE iA Go. of the AT. ¥. HARRIS, TL SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN Washington and Waveriey places.—Ladies and gen. ilemen will be astonished at the prices given for vast oft Clothing, Carpets and Jewelry. Never betore have ach high price as "we are bound to fill_ an grder, For Coats, from @ if Fst Dresses, $5 to Please call or address ag above. $70. Ladies attended by Mrs. Harris T THE WELL RENOWNED ESTABLISHMENT, 216 Seventh avenue.—I have just received orders t6 the amount of $754 therefore compelled fo pay, the following pric wr silk Dresses, $5 t0 Pants, Sito Sit: the highest. prices, aid ie oe carpetl. Ion of address Mr. or SENBERG, 26 Reventh ‘avenue. N. B,—Second Th came above Twonty~ fourth street. T EDWARD MILLERS WELL-KNOWN ESTAR. Hishment, 160 Seventh avenues near, Nineteenth Street—Utmost value patd for ott siete ‘Carpets, by calling on or addressing M rire MILI T M. MARKS’ WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT 101 Sixth avenue, ‘he ari Eighth street, ladies and fentlemen can receive the utmost value in cash for their ‘ast-off Clothing, Carpets, Je’ ces, &c. Please call at er address the number as above. Ladies waited. on by Mrs, Marks, Please try, and satisty yourselves. T $1 SIXTH AVENUE, THIRD STORE ABOVE niiesee place, ladies and gentlemen will be uston- ARIS pays tor Cast-off ng, T 2M THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-THIRD street, M. LEON pays highest cash prices for ladies” d_gentlemen’s wearing apparel, carpets, &c. Ladies y Mrs. Leon. A CHADIES AN GENTLEMEN HAVING CAST.OFF + Clothing, Furniture, €c., to dispose of wilh dowell ty eal at H- MANNS" S00 and’ 0a Seventh aves Gue'te T pay the fi Ughert price of any in the trade. Ladies attended to by Mrs, Mannes, 137 THIRD AVENUE —LADIES AND an bsg pd the highest price for Cast-off Clothi ng oo ane MS o itishe calling or addressing. Ladies attende TJ. ANHALT 178 SEVENTH AVENUE-LADIES anid penclanen will positively receiv highest price for Cast-off Wearing Apparel, Carpets nd sewelty.: asl have ore Men ge for them from the West; the price Is no object, as I must fill up my orders. Ladies waited on by Mrs. Anhalt. T 8, MISH’S, rentlemen: SR B. 7 ta de 68 SIXTH AVENUE.—WANTED, (000 worth of Cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry. jor the Wertern trade. Ladies na feats will be estos: ised La ag ee ‘We pay in cash; silk dresses, oe poss to 75 5 } pants, $2 to $10. A note b: Lm unetually Es gs by Mr. or Mrs, Mintz, in of the city. SIXTH AVENU 33) NEAR FOURTH STREET. Ladies and xentleimen will receive forty per. o more than any other dealer will pay for Cast-off Uloi ii, Carpets, &c, “Call on or address Mr. or Mra. NATHAN,