The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1874, Page 16

SITUATIONS WANTEDMPEMALES, Cooks, ae. HE ainlensladebaiaenal 15 © 15 tae soa ate STH AND 6TH AVS. = eet mans, Seat raeaaiy Renee eee | — to assist fi""no objection to go & short distance ‘in the coi c ST. NEAR ©, yee) BOOM Lge RE- )and German. WEST 18TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as plain cook, washer and ironer; city or coun- tay. Cull or addres WEST 19TH ST.—TO DO agonine IN 4 BE- 12 LAL spectadle family: 9 years’ re T 19TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS COOK, WHO 131 ke understands her business; ts anex- tellent baker; city reference. 133 WEST 27H ST. Onn Feggme Oc sae) FRONT.— rt 2 sopetant Zon it tease elating Sat baker; will excellen OF p oF Count WEST 19TH ST., REAR—AN EXPi NCED woman as first class cook; cooking 38 its branches: no objection, Yo, the, country im same best city reierence. Call for two days. mer; () WEST 2TH ST., IN THE HARNESS STORE.— 138 ) A respectable Woman to cook, wash and iron in B suai private tainily; good eity references. Call for two days. 145 Wit S18? STCA BRSPECTARLE GIEY AS cook and to assist with the washing and tron- Ing : no objection to the country; good city reference, 147 SEP Rie er pec eecoees ee ert af ne! meats game, and desserts of all kinds; excellent city reter 154 WEST 28TH ST. COOK, Pid ad -AS PLAIN and ironer; good city reference from place. 157 * EAST 38D ST.—A mene ACTIVE YOUNG 15 WEST 28TH S¥., ONE. FLIGUT | UP.—A YOUNG ‘woman as expei woman as cook, washe x and ironer; best city Fienced coo! ant wouid like to go in the couniry: 71 beak city n 177 ike wrcther: ons to cooks wach und hres the piber as chambermaid and waitress; Do oblection ta HES pountry ; two years’ reference from presei 20! EAST S7TH ST., CORNER OF 38D AV.—A ol peteat woman as cook in a private family in country; best reference. WEST 45TH ST.. PRESENT PLA‘ 02 EAST usta 8T., THIRD PR gona 9 be ag] tron, m0. blection to gel a reworks can ive ex oF No respeotehie, 2 3 cellent reterences. aif Tee on one WEST 26TH ST,—A a WOMAN AS OT ccok:a good baker: would do washing - 20 207 ie Dest onty retereuee ene }] EAST STH ST.. FIRST FLOOR, BACK.—A RE. 221 spectable woman as first class Cook; two years’ it city reference, 327 32 EAST org eaves cote PLOOR—AS FIRST 229 | aa nit ieee 235 EAST STH os room.—A washer and Nenana tacoma ‘three mie trom last place. East es ST.—AS COOK IN petraen any is. good cook; wr aati reference; country pre! Pore, pee Leewe if Y good” cue Poke Poverencs 242. WEST 30TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, KOOM 8.— Two gee one as first class the other aslaundress; best city references. 30 EAST 35TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK \d to assist with the washing; city reference. 308 E>T 41ST ST.—A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG gion d 1, a8 plain cook, washer ‘and ironer; best city re 310 WEST 4TH ST.. BETWEEN 8TH AND STH avs., top floor, front room.—A nh, cenmcraule yot womnan as good plain cook; will assis! Ecos in i Drivate family ; will be found trastw st city reference. Call for two days. 31 EAST 83D ST., SECOND FLOOR, FEONT.—A respectabie girl’ to cook and do the washing of a ng private jamily; six years’ reference from last WEST 25TH ST.. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.— a Se sed sensible eis as a. ccd cook and to 414 ing and ing and 3 obusing: My tity rete reterence. Call tor cnr) days. 422 WEST 22D ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER’S.—A respectable Protestant girl as cook im a private 4 59 GREENWICH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A RE- spectable woman ‘as first class cook: under- stands cooking im ail its branches, baking in every branch; re Po ntire charge ot the kitchen; very best ia be seen tor two days. * WEST ISTH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH ashing ans rorthy ; 573 3 D. AY... BETWEE: 31ST AND 32D STS., DRY © “goods store.—As god cook; a short distance in the country preferred; bestcity reference, gee AV., BETWEEN 45TH AND 46TH STS.— A respectable chitior cook, washer and ironer; for BETWEEN o1sT AND 53D STS., TOP ‘settled girt as cook, washer and ironer; best city retorence. city or count 1. 405 VADWAY. CORNE TWO Asters in a pilvate faraily, one ‘as gocd cook, ‘washer and ironer, the other as chambermaid and wait- ress and to ip in washing; good 1 reteren: e 655 & “7TH AY., 113 Toor: ne A COMP; T WOMAN AS COOK: IS A Mi baker; willing to do washing tn - private tamily best city reteren Address COOK, Box. Le Herald Up- town Branch of AS COOK—BY AN ENGLISHWOMAN ; THOROUGHLY AL competent; no objection to the country. Can be geen at 4/1 6th av., in hair store. Chambermaids, é&e. 2 WEST 4sTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO chamberwork and waiting in a private family. i EAST 39111 SU.—A PROTESTANT YOU te m 1 as chambermaid or waitress ma pri nt city reterence trom last place. OT WEST ASH STA LADY WISHES TO GET 4 places for two girls as chambermaids and to assist fn waiting or waiting and washing; best recommenda- Dali for two days. 3t EAST i3D SL, PRES PLOYER ® T E nd highly respectable girl as chambermaid and wait- 46 % 80l TH = agal with he w shiny 127 WEST 19TH ST,—AS FIRST CLASS CHAMBER- maid and waitress in @ private tamily; uo objec- tion to the country ; good city reference from last place. BAST 29TH ST.—WANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS ebawbermaid and waitress tor a private board- HINGTON SQUARE, 1 As chambermaid; w ling to help ing house ; none but those that understand their business | need apply. sae WEST 19TH ST.—A YOUNG Woman, LATELY i landed. as chambe: .aid and waitress, or would care of grown children; willing and obliging. 7 19TH ST.—A_ YO mmberimald and waitress, would dofine wash mn a § =e family ; city reference. 14 47 ¥ T 20? ST.—A RESPE Provestant as chambermaid ee good home more desired than salary. Call for two aa 154 Ww WEST 18th or country: ST., REAR ROOM.—A RESPECTA- irl as chambermaid and nurse; city best city reterence. 4 iT AV. BETWEEN 2ST AND 2D STS —A 4. Seopectanle Soucy air! as cunmiveramiad Waa louar 94 or chambermaid and waitress; good reference. for two days. 200 WEST 4TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. herinaid or waitress in & private family; best sity reference 204. MADISON AVA. RESPECTABLE chambermaid and waitress, or chambermald ind to assist with Wasulug; satistactory reference. Call, ‘orn 12 to 4 0'c\ock, at present «mployer’s, 91 WE OTH ST.—A YOUNG PROTESTANT girl aschambermaid and to do plain sewing or lotake care of children. PECTABLE GIRL AS NEAR MAC- | SITUATIONS WANTEDWYVEMALES. Chambermaids, dic. 426 RAPE Mita Semhe MAP Etat ed ae 53D ST.—& YOUNG, GIRL (4A T, Tebtlomerregt tah nee ite Bea 461 WEST 32D 5T.—4 Bperperas.s mapas, Wine | 5 woman as ghowbe and to assist with wi ho "objection country; best re: ~ abomen 625 8D AV.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL TO sewing, or would ‘with the care of ch! reference. ry rk ne. chamberwo: coon 67 2D aV., NEAR gd ST.—A YOUNG GIRL a8 hamper maid and waitress m «small private tamily; renee a a aV.. NEAR 52D 8T.—A SMART, {NDUS- 7 779 Tioos <q woman, an do chi Perwork an sat ‘walciog ie.a fo joa and irener, will. try with a family returning the tall; two years’ refer- ence from last employer. 836 8D AV. — oO REGEMCTARLE YOUNG ornts; one as chambe! mind children ‘aud do Go Bale sowiugs fous yeare sity rer. erence from last tor two s. 87 72 3 Avo = ERITRORASLE YOUNG GIRL as bermaid 3 city co pertin Bod ye NOSTHEAST CORNER OF STH ST: AND 7TH AV.— A young gi girl ascl ‘bermaid and to assist wii x ie ee ironing ; ‘sity reference. Call for Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 2E Figa:§ a7 Fanpd Se ee 08" % Urey re B Bakers: and Willcox & Gibbs’ tid de spines a 2 a of plain sewing; or do chambe: fe care of growing c! feference 133 2 18T AV.—-A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE AND seamstress in a private tamily; can be seen for two days. 126 WEST 19TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS SEAM. stress to do work by the pear emake o aime and 1e8 ladies’ dreasys in the cea’ rences. ii4 ‘1TH AV., batig md 20TH ST.--TO GO OUT BY DAY 1h ae class dressmaker and seamstress; ean ous cut children's dresses in every style; can fo ‘all Seinas sof tantly sewing and work on four machines; Would go to the country. Can be seen for three days. "| 216 & Baral 0TH ST.~A FIRST CLASS DRESS- ‘Tr wants a few more grnesmeenis to work by the e dav: Ey ylish trimmer and fitte: 9 EAST 21ST ST.—A ‘A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS seamstress and maia or would take charge of growing children; would prefer the seashore for summer months: good city reference. Cail for two days, 225 WEST 16TH ST., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A *) dressmaker wishes some more work in private families; has her own machine; can make under- cloth will do work at home cheay 295 2 mane. 42D ST. sy: WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE amstress, he week or month, in private Serastioas “understands it kinds of family machines; Rood city reference. Call or address. 22, EAST 2TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO chamberwork and washing. or general house- work in a small private family; excellent city reference. Tee are Baier thentson nem pan Hay 8T., TOP mow-* FIRST CLASS EAST 17TH 8T.—A GOOD LAU NDRESS 70 060 hs iaacy bad role the ars 3 eg Ty) oy do all kinds EAST 33D &T., i hee own h WOMAN WANTS 340 mene Hage ea Nurses, a, dco. PACIFIO PLACE (WEST 8T.)—A FRENCH Protestant nurse to sew and dren in & Private family; good reference. Lo 36 3G WEST 13TH 8T.—A_ REFINED, INSELUIOR NT ung girl to fo look after one or two tw ng chil: Gren and Whesier Wilson's machine; hest ey Ws rom. last emplover; no objection to the country. 70) PRION PLAGE 4th av. BETWEEN UsTH AND resent table fake care of sides oF as ied ay wing of o fravel best recommendato! present employer. asin bere ts WEST SOTH ST.—A COMPETENT GIRL TO TAKE a a8 children and do sewing or chamberwork ; WEST 5 ee ST.—A RESPE! understands her business bests as Dw! can take entire re charge of an infant from its birth; be address. girl to mind children and do sewii 182 Teron tiinaress te capable or taking the entire charge dreniidrens can do plain sewing; city reference. WEST SIST ST.—A ey yd td YOUNG WEST 19TH nae Pi oorovtge bd ps a a4 woman as nurse epistzeds to ebildren; ci wheels ry ison aaa several yea! city reference, WEST 2TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, IN REAR.— respectable married aren to take care ofa child at her own home; would get a mother’s care on bottle or board. 939 Fiver atrae OTH ST.—A dress oF ould do chan ber work and waiting? Dest city refere: ences. 25) gauir ren: ts. Willian to asst ia upmaity work, fio objection to the country. ‘t 268 At SP eiekmeuctar tet | HE three years’ references, 30 WEST 8T.—AN AMERICAN GIRL AS Pad ametrens | wiues and obliging: no purse objection to othe country; city reference. Call for two days. eaersaan napete ‘ANTED—A NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS. APPLY at 116 West 13th st. ws D—A 7, TIDY G! TO DO PLAIN ie rnin a and bears ral Sr; Wibencanets at ottice 93: 935 Site : W'ahinerrs Fi AE Suaes SALESWOMAN, FOB store, Wantep=a FIRST CLASS CRAMBERMAID AND ndress None but those haying city refer need apply at 129 East zlst st, ‘WANTEDSA GIRL, 14 TO 15, TO MIND A BABY ‘and make herseif generally useful: American or German prete! ai pre iat nd gentieman; will have & good hoi at dist at ATED OMA vo Wee xUnaS A Bane oF at her o} omi ving their Doty merrerred, "Aaarese 202 bast Oht'at. ED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, ine, country. Apply. with recommendations, at 65 West S7th st., basement door. W4Srep_rrersex EXPERIENCED ens wages $10 weekly. Apply at 109 West 83d st. yon saa Serge ware tatiade, cae ser a saat as WRTOAN RO’ EW YORK RR. ne CALLIN pa abort BARRO * e ry nd Pe tig ees meday and turday from New ase, 6. 8100, Giang sid g aaeraae eee, Return, tie bets on Stavoranie terms. steerage tickets from Liverpool wares at lowest rates. Di re apply at the compa! sancaee, rage passage at 11 SLE Les G. FRANCE? Agent. Clark and Rangoivh streets Chicago, te Poreeraere rat PRR STRAMGHIP PRUSSIA EMBARK of Grand street, Jersey SR ee Hori as 187k No. ¢ Bowling Green, 0. ¢ BowllnSew York. Was GIRL 70 DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, with good city reference, Apply at 222 West 2ist cy MUST stress Wortrng. ot WORKING HOUSEKEEPER; ay A civ reference; also first family sqams SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, A rooNG, MAN WANTS A SITUATION “AS VAI VALET TO agentieman going to Kurope; first class reference. iI at 122 Madison av. YOUNG eg WANTS A SITUATION IN A PRI- ry isa first class waiter; best city refer. ones np ol no oblgetion to the country. Call, for two days, at SITUATION WANTED BY A SINGLE PROTESTANT msn fs waiter in a private. family; no objections to the cones best references. Address J. B., 594 6th av., for two days, VALET'S SITUATION ee AN ENGLIBI man, to travel with a gent 8 Frenc! shoronaniy understands is fautles: @ ood Foterence. Ad a ILLIAM W., Herald Uptown Branch office. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AGED 21, A POSI- tion ja ‘an: marcane house: will invest or 4 posit $1,000 to $2,00u. Address ENERGETIC, Heral AITER.—AN EFFICIENT AND TRUSTWORTHY bari tre oelette etched ag MAN LATFLY LANDED, situation; can care horses; is willing to do any kind ot works would work in a livery or rivate stable, Call on or address for two days, J. P, fest 2Uth at. B22. dvanra eit as" nurve, to travel with family = a foing West oto Wurope; good reference. "Can be seeh it her present employer's. 323 EAST 36TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, 15 YEARS old, to mind children or to assist with champer- work. 24. EAST 2TH ST., FIRST FLOOR. BACK—A young married woman with s good breast of milk as wet nurse. 329 3D AV., BETWEEN ATH AND arn. oY LLignt respectable young irl as nurse, or chamberwork; eight years’ reference trom last since. 33. EAST %TH ST.—AS SUPERIOR ENGLISH nurse; compan ees take entire care of an in- fant from birth; or to wait on an invalid lady; best reference. Call or address | or address for two days. 234. BAST: EAST 28TH ST.—A DRESSMAKER WANTS A few more cngageinents to: go out by the day; can cut, fit and trim tn all the latest styles. 9A EAST 21ST ST.-A DRESSMAKER WOULD like a few more engagements by the day or ‘week or would take work home: terms moderate. ba Nee WEST p= ST,. SECOND FLOOR. BACK -4 respectable girl to do upstairs work ina private fate farnily; city reierence. 26 WEST S8STH ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS uae eee maceceees er all Ris of nal an: ilso1 Teachies: has good knowledge ‘edresuaking would ‘wait on a lady or assist with growt! Gage country preferred; good reference. Addresg A. 31 pe iponpd 44TH sT.—A GERMAN SEAMSTRESS be out by the day; understands every kind of sewing and Domestic sewing machine. Call or address. 331 EAST 22D ST. TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, BE- tween Ist and 2d avs.—A young woman as first dressmaker and trimmer; understands all kinds of sew ros also hairdressing: can operate on three mi chines; would assist with the chamberwork it necessar, no objection to the country’; best city reterence. Can seen for two days. 331 EAST 22D ST.. TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECT. able young girl as chambermaid and waitre: no objection to a short distance in the country. 3. 4 EAST 21ST STREET, ROOM NO, 3.—AS 4. first class scamstress and maid; can cut, fit and sew on machines; no objection to the country; best city reference. 394 FOURTH AV.—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN } girl as seamstress and to assist as lady’s matd; good city reference. 'y 44 7TH AV., NEAR 34TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE young girl as seamstress; would assist in cham- berwork; best city reference. Q TH AVA, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 458 Gras scametress; willing and obliging: would assist with chamberwork ; good city reference. Call for two days. 481% 6TH AV.—A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER TO 10 out bY bes gay or would do work at home on sonabl je terms. all the week. 488 oH AY. D FLOOR, ROOM 7.—AS FIRST dressinaker or competent cutter and fit- ter, to go oon ty the day or month; no objection to 40 to | the country; $I 5) per day: good reterence. 79, 30 AV... BETWEEN 42D AND 43D STS.—A oung girl as seamstress; can operate; will | OL 23 in children or chamberwork; best city refer- | ence. 62) | and stylish trimmer. desi day in first class tamilie son’s machine. 6TH AY. NEAR 237TH ST., IN STORE,—AN EX 8 atew engagements ot we operates on Wheeler General Housework, d&e. WEST 39TH ST.. REAR—A WOMAN TO DO housecleaning, washing*end Bore 25 Pest &c. ; best Call this week tor Sirs. CON. 7 3D ST., ONE FLIGHT STAIRS, BACK ROOM.—A smart rlto do. general housework in a small private family BLEECKER best ciiy reterence. 9 TWEEN e good girl willing to do general house wor willing and onan todo hes Peep she is asked todo; good city referen at 115 WEST 15TH ST., REAR HOUSE, FT! o A respectable young girl to do general house- j country preterred ; city reference. 34 work 96 weer STH ST.—ORDINARY WORK BY THE to Ko out house cleaning, &c. Address, by letter. ARR | 140 %s EAST 4i8T ST,—A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN city reference. woman todo the housework of a small tamily; | 147 EAST 4TH ST., BETWEEN 3D AND LEXING- ton avs., ring trontdoor bell, second flat.—An Eng- Protestant girl todo housework in a small private ten iy: is willing and obliging; well recommended by Presentemployer. Can be seen until suited. 150 STH AN, BETWEEN I77H AND 19TH STS. IN LOU the reai—A girl to do general housework in a small private family ; country preferred; city ref erences. 15 iamily ; goo! cook, washer and troner. ent einployer’s. EAST 62D ST.—A GOOD AND EFFICIENT girl to do general housework ina small private Apply at pres- 154. WEST ISTH St. REAR ROOM—A RESPEUTA- | LO bie young girl todo general housework; city or | country; best city reference. 246. WEST 30TH ST.—A RESPECTAELE YOUNG 2 girl to do general housework; city referenc: 317 WEST STH ST. ROOM 16.—4 PROTESTANT « young woman {6 do general howework in a ple private tamuy; is a good cook and first class Washer aud ironer; 18a competent servant; city reter- ence. perivnced dressmaker, first class cutter, fitter | 333 EAST 38TH 8T.—AS FIRST CLASS NURSE: can take entire sherga of a baby and bring up cn bose if required, and do plain sewing; good ey references. 336 EAST 13TH 8T.—A REFINED, INTELLIGENT young woman as nurse to children not under one year old; is thoroughly competent, to instruct them as they grow older; highest testimonials, Call for one jay. 336 EAST SD STREET.—A YOUNG GIRL TO take Sarg oe a child and sew: no obiection to the country for summer; best city reterence. Call tor two days. EA ‘T 27TH 8T., ONE FLIGHT, FRONT.—A respectable woman wants a baby fo nurse, or Srould take two growing children to take care ot. 423 EAST 19TH 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE care ofa baby and do plain sewing or to assist in upstairs work. 4 5G TH AV 4, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl to take care of growing children; would as- ist with chamberwork or do waiting in asmall private family’ rood city Feterence. Call for two Gaye, 670 2 AY; FIRS?, FLOOR BACK.—AN AMMRI- can girl as nurse for one or two children. or to do chamberwork and wait in asmall private family; no objection to the coy for the summer. 855 1ST AV., BETWEEN 47TH AND 48TH STS.—A respectable woman wishes a child to wet nurse in her own home: lost her own babe yester 1.023 STHAv, NEAR STH ST.—A PROTRSTANT with a baby nine months old, to do chamber- Work and sewing or general housework "in the country; ‘Wages no No Object, NORNER 50TH ST. AND BROADWAY, IN THE FAN- a store—A respectable woman as nurse or chamber- ma or nares and plain sewer; no objection to goin \e country. sterday. Mrs. SARRETT. Wattresses, &e. 43 f WEST 1TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S).—AN English Protestant girl as waitress and cham- bermaid ; is fully competent in either capacity. 11 WEST ae a -A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman waitress in a private family, or as chamberm: wi ing; no objec- tions to goa mare ‘distance in the country; best clty ref erence.” | | 158 "WEST 28TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS waitress and to assist with chamberwork in a rences. 36TH —AS CHAMBERMAID AND | 224 | waitress, or as waitress preferred; city. or country ; two years’ references trom last employer. Misee! taneous. 120 RAST ATH ST.. TOP FLOOR, FRONT. ROOM.— Arespectable woman wishes to work at any. thing—housecieaning, washing or cleaning offices; best reference. Mrs. LA) Call on or 125 WE>T 39TH A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 20) woman to travel with a indy to Europe: would take charge of the ctnhiren; can be well recommended by the best families in the cit; Z 15 EAST 235TH (HER MOTHE Jo spectabic Protestant irl in the city #0 much an object as a nice place. 2934 WEST 27TH ST., IN THE BAKERY.—A YOUNG English woman as lady's maid and-seamstress; can arrange hair nicely ; good city reference. —A_RE- wages not SITUATION WANTED—BY A FRENCH PERSON, as ladv’s maid; understands her duties thoroughlv; Address ANNA A., Herald Uptown A ood references. ranch office. Intelligence Offices. RS. LOWE, 316 AND 318 BOWERY.—GERMAN Servants’ Agency, GERVANTS OF ALL KINDS PROTESTANT AND 4) Catholic, for city and country situations. Apply at 138 West Lith 'st., corer th av. _ HELP WANTED—FEMALES. A GOOD, PRESSER AND IRONER WANTED—IN A large dressmaking esta’ as must understand fluting. Apply to M. A. CONNELLY, No.7 East 16th st., basement. before 8 A. M. or after 6 P. M. “tend the white work, such as fine muslin costumes, edie. | Apply to, immediately, Mme. vOUGLASS, s :SPECTABLE. aoe “RAST 48TH ST.—A _girl to do light house wor 33] RESPECTABLE GIRL TO 5 33; rk No. oljections to eity oF country; sood city reterence. AU], TAT 2, 8 A FIRST CLASS FOREWOMAN WANTED—IN A dressmaking establishment, also w: fopshere sae Dersons who can make side pleating for skirts workers will be paid the highest waxes; poor worke! will be paid nothing. Apply before 3A. M. or aier oP M., to M. A. CONNELLY, 73 16th st., basement, RESSMAKERS WANTED.—THOSE WHO UNDER- stand making butionboles and finishing waists, Appiy at 139 ast Toth si, near Ir i WEST 52D ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl to do general housework in a private tamily. Call, between 10 and 12 o'clock, to-day. 42 E PECTABLE WOMAN nsecleaning or washing by the day or week ; good reference. 779 7TH AV., NEAR 62D ST.—A MOST RESPECT. oe her business OQ) MAST wr st. “TOP FLOUR, FRONT.—A RE 4A spectable girl” as first class chambermaid aud Waitress; willing and obliging; good city reference. 246 WES! wr sr—A PROTESTANT Gri rinaid aud waitress in a small pr seu: city ST AV.—A RESPECTABLE, YO 4 chambermaid aud to. assist with tive wad vier Se B iat 300 WEST 40TH TOP FLOOR, BACK ROoM.— A respectable young German girl as chamber- maid and waitress in @ private tamily; good city refer. nA meen I 305 41ST ST.—A NEAT, TIDY YOUNG GIRL i yehasobermnid and seamstress; best city ret- erence, 839 “West WIT ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO ehamberwork and waltine and assist in was Ing and (rouing in a private tarily; good ¢ ESPECTABLE YOUNG 342 3 waitress in a small private tdantiy best city reterenc D EAST 2D ST, BETWEEN 18T_ AND 2D AVS, B44 second floor, 1ront room.—Two respectable young girls ina private tamily or boarding house ; one Leiiatabermaid and waitress and. the other as laun fress; vity or fere! Ort é PECTABLE YOUNG huinberovaid and wattress, oF to do sew remt machines; would preter the rence irom last place. 4.23, Wie? wth st., NEAR grist AV.—A RESPE able girl as chambermaid and waitress; wi Assist in the Washing and ironing if necessary Feierence. 3D AV., BETWEEN ep AND 63D 5TS.—A to do general housework in @ city reteren 1. 06 young en | small private tamil Housekeeper 13 6TH AV., FIRST ag ah wtiont f cfieade 4 n of tri 9: Keeper or to take @ p Fett, CAH ok s dress ail the week. | Laundresses, &c. GSTON PLACE, EAST 18TH ST. AND 2D ay first class laundress; understands her busi- | hess thorougliy; best city reference. — DOWNING 8T., REAR, FIRST FLOOR. As laundress by the day or week, or would do house- Call on or address Mrs, MCKEON, ISTH St.-WANTED, A THOROUGH ; one that can come well recommended. !SPECTABLE COLORED mites’ of gentiemen’s washing ‘boc. to $1 per dozen. J.-A RESPECTABLE GIEL AS assist with (he chamberwork ences. 16: ) WEST Ov inuniress 910 * wer bec St., TOP PLOOR, BACK ROOM. by the day oF week; is a good Waser and 1 would é cleaning ; reference. 311 Y (MOROUGH COOK AND he both capacities; best city reference t te Hast sori BACK 995 ST. THIRD PLOO SAY) rooi.—A first ¢ Jaundre - inen's or amily wa ‘elas ened hom i rst cl tamilies she has washed tor," Felerences from able youll woman, an, American. todo general | plain cook. excellent washer and | TRL WANTED IMMEDIATELY—I11G11E8T WAGES given ood situations read Cc at EELS Agency. 109 West Mth st. ome and see | (00D DRESSMAKERS WAN st., corner of 6th av. Woxtep—taoies TO BEAD LACE, APPLY IN the afternoon at 3884th av., in the store. gt ES bo er iota MUST BE A GOuD washer and ironer; Protestant pref Inquire | at42a West Sith st, between Dund's. On ee ANTED-TWO SMART GIKLS IN A PRIVATE family; one as cook and one as chambermaid; doth to do washing and ironing. No. 305 Broome st., | neor Forsyth. ED—AT 101 WEST 41ST B. CORRIE, T CLASS COOK A | coarse Washing in a private family ; none but those | understanding ‘their, business need apply; city reter- di Apply at 139 Ease Sl, upper door, ANTED—A FI yD TO DO SMAKER 10 TAKE CHARGE OF several waist hands and first class ANTED—A D) ‘@ workroom skirt trimmers; | West 2ist st. | WANTED GIRL To DO G ina private tamily; must be a zood washer and an froner and plain cook; relerence required. Apply at 223 West Sist st. | WANTED A YOU XG GIRL 10 TAK children and make herself gener lly usetul; best | Fequired. Call at 11s West sii se. utter i N EXPERIENCED LADY WANTED—T0_ SUPERIN- | girl to go errands, Apply at 59 | | WASTED A FI RT CLASS SEAMSTRESS WHO CAN | cutchilaren’s dresses and ladies’ undergarments | $1 Super day. Apply at (446th ay., renvy ior work. FANTED.—A FIRST CLASS COOK AND TO DO plain washiny one gut tho having city refer- ence need apply. 129 Kast 2ist WANTEDTAN stress, in a aren anu do tight chamberw: and have city references mu ANTED—A PROTESTANT ONE | willing to look after a child 4 years old; must have | city reference. Apply at 45 West 114 st SKAMATRESS, |. COACHMEN AN AND GARDENERS. 8 UVOACHMAN—BY AN AN ENGLISHMAN, Sera thoroughly understands the care ot horses, &c. good reterence, Address T, W., Herald Uptown Branch office. ae ORCA: SINGLE; FIRST CLASS CiTY iver: good groom; four years’ city reference: | Sunes ig Europe. Gallon or address N. 4., No. 6 West 17th st., private stable. COACHMAN’'3 SITUATION WANTED—BY A young married Englishman, who thorou ghly un- derstands his business in every respect; will be ity gaged on the 28th inst: first class cll rolerence. Call at or address PRIVATE STABLE, No. 47 East 33d 81 A FAMILY GOING ABROAD ‘epee sale TO FIND A good piace, ae a first class coachman. Call for one week stable 144 West 18th st, or at present employer's, 14 West 16th st YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUATION | as coachman in ‘oth private family; 18 a careful and stylish driver; best city reference trom Inst place. Call on or address CHARLES U., 36 West 44th st YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH- man; has first class reference; would be generally ‘useful on a gentleman's place. Can be seen for two days atthe Eagle Hotel, 398 8th av., between 20th and 30th sis, |AGLE FCM bey stares Mar sTEAMsHIPS TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. pabeyslegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from HERDER, Captain A. Fischer. fay 19 GOETHE, v: “A. Wilson, aie the ie ont Raa TOs iiboten PLYMOUT! I, PLYMOUTH. LON LONDON CHERBOUR ois, os a and BaMpuna Sleerege=fo Fyn Pomosth and Lo! to ony. 830. cul mney: wo baba scurrenc Che: tz and Prepaid tickets from Hamb' Ai steer e eee ee MRE | ie CHOD'& RUHNE, General gente 118 'Bronaway. OR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG. The Hambarg-American gat Company's iron mail steamship HAMM Captain B. Voss, Wik we a a iiaraday, April 23, 1874, sites of passage to Siymouth, ; London, Cherbourg and Maire Cabin—Upper saloon, $120; lower saloon, $72, "he to Cherbo ind Hambu: feerase, to P moutiy Landon and and gat sa Eng- land Seotignd one ase Pe ree I eal, Apri ONWARD. 2 9. 61 Broad sireet, New York. BR LINE, bas NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, STEAMER EVERY AL ALTERNATE DAY, General ane ir Al a eet York. Thurada Pen ere proceed via 1 eossees nstown. 4 ers proceed direct to Glasgow. From pice piers 20 and a 21 North Biver, New York, Trinacria...Thars...April 3) Australia... Sau. Anais ‘orl 25 hotties ose TUGS, Salita Tues, ril 28 ADI wee -Thars., April 20 | U Won Rates of passage—payable in currency :— To Glasgow, Liverpool, pugndonderry, Queenstown or Capi $90, accordise to steamer and mo Aaone” Be Return cocina to a at Feduced Fates late, $35, Steerage, $30, ae issued for any amount at lowest rates, for ciroulers, gi giving full | information, to Com- offices, No. 7 Bo: pani oes No HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents (OR, CARDIFF. BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL va vAdiavo steamuhp Compan; at ‘snew ill sail from Pennsylvania Rail. as followss— termed! .May First cabin passage, $75 and $80, currency; second cabin, $55, currency, steerage, $3). currency, steerage certificates from Cardiff, cy for £1 and upwards, For further parpoulars s PI ARCHIBALD Base LR & ee Broa SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A respectable young man (married); good groom; stylish driver; unexceptionable city reference as to fonesty, sobriety and capability. Call on or address COACHMAN, 151 East 59th st. A tion for his coac! ee pnd sober, trustworth: man; careful coachinan; first class city reference. Ad- dress (present residence), ie two days, M. G., 524 Madi- FIKST CLASS COACHMAN—OF LONG EXPERI. ence, with excellent city reference; married ;_wiil be willing and obliging. Apply to or ‘address J. P., at Major Green's Riding Academ: No. 9 West 13th st. OACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG colored man. Apply at 125 West 43d st. O°4sc# N AND GROOM’S SITUATION WANTED— gle Englishman; understands the care of horses and carriages tnoroukbly; good, careful clty driver; sober and oblizing; best city Feterence. Address ©., box 204 Herald offi (oacHaan’ ‘3 SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG men; thorouzhly understands his business; un- Address EDWARD, 143 East ist at. (oscex N’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAR- ried man; one who has entire Rnowiedge:ot the ress doubted references. business: city or country; best city reterence. box 126 Heraid o: [epee s A reference from his last place. ON, 447 INGLE MAN AS COACHMAN—FIRST CLAS@ SD groom: no objection to the country: best city ret- erences; can be seen.at present employer's. Address, tor eWodays, M. G., 142 West 39th st. JITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED MAN, TO take care of a gentleman's placo; no objection to Watching; ten years’ relerence. all, on or address M. C., 16) West Sst st. COLORED MAN; SIX YEARS? | Address J. W. JOHN. hav. HELP WANTED—‘ALES, " \ CHANCE FOR AGENTS.—A_NEW ARTICLE, LA. just out; sold in every house. Office 992 6th ay. ASRS —$10 A DAY. 444 6TH AV., FROM 8 TO 10 | AGESTS, NOW 18 YOUR TIME,—867 MAD® BY ONE | canvasser last week on $1 capital. We have all the hew articles tor agents ployment. ANTED—A MAN TO WAIT ON TABLES A: open oysters. Apply to SCO1T & EARL, 96 6th a: V panr D—A SMART PANTRY MAN; ONE WHO pronghly understands cleaning silver: a single man preterred. Apply at PARKER'S, Broadway aod S4th st, from UW to 12 o'clock. __THE TRADES. HOTOGRAPHER WANTED IMMEDIBTELY AT 148 Chathain st; must understand to make negatives and ferrotypes thoroughly; also printing and toning: humbugs and learners need not apply. Want Advertisements See Directory. For Oiner a RECEIVED VERY LARGE | my agents for Wearing Apparel, Carpets, it compels me to pay the following 35 10 $89; tor, Conts, $2 to 390% toF By cailing on or addressing , No. 246 Seventh avenuc (sec above Twenty-fourth street), you will be iivevally'deatt with. T EDWARD MILLERS WELL KNOWN ESTAB. lishment, 63 Sixth avenue, near Waverley place, the Uiinost vaiue paid in cash ior cast off Clothing, Carpets, éc., Riis calling on or addressing; ladies attended to by rs B. MINTZ’S, 243 3D AV., BETWEEN 20TH AND 21st streets—G0 per cent more cash will be paid than elsewhere tor ladies’ siik and woollen Dresses, gentle. men's Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces, A note by post punctually attended by Mr. and Mrs, MINTZ. Brooklyn orders attended, 1 81 SIXTH AVENUE—LADIES AND G: ZA. can dispose of their Castofl Wearing A\ Pets Jewelry, &c.. at a sutisinctory price Washingion and Waverley plac —Ladies and gen- Hemen can receive 25 pei ent more th tot address Mr. or Mrs. H. HARKS, EL Sixth avenue, above | Waverley pia 0 i] T_F. HARRIS’, 71 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN | | n elsewhere for tw and Laces. Please call Or address ws above. ‘Ladies attended to by Mre. Marri ATS SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTH STREET.— Ladies’ and gentiemen’s Clothing, Carpets, &c., will erates at the lighest cash prices. “Call on oF address or Mrs. LL KNOW TM, MAR! STABLISHMENT, 101 Sixth @ . opposite E beh street, ladies and | gentlemen can receive the Jue in cash for their ‘off Ciouling, Carpets, ses, &c. lease Cull at or address the nuuiber as abov on by dirs. Marks. Please try and 8 to Brooklyn promptly UE, NEAR TWE Pays the highest price for ladies ff Clothing, Carpets, &e nd ladies waited on by Mrs, Leon OTHING <1, “HERY, 3 83 BROADWAY, PAYS ash prices tor ladies’ and gentlemen's “fictters by mail prompuly tien ted ve castom Clothing. ASTROLOGY. A SHOULD ©ON, Clairvoyant, who ove, law her Sixth avenue VER PAILL whether 5} everything. 100 | hess, business, pinteenih street TTE —OONSULTATION ON BUSINE sosses, enemies, IAWsuits, ABSENT triends, love, mar- Tiage, sick nd death, Pay refused walesy satisied, , Ost Sixth avenue, Mine, SINGHI, Clairvoyant | Bo ROPEAN CLAIRVOYANT VE liken uses marriages ; 190 West t ME, 4LS NAMES, SHOWS ® cents and $1 No, | A RELIABLE TRUTHSUL AND 273 Sixth avenue, neve Seventeenth street RS, SPRING, CLATRVOYAN 190 SEVENTH street, Williimsburg. Price Ue. ME, ROS AT NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, v Whole Jif 8. 412 0 RIGINAL MME cal Spiritual) ledicai con irom ther nal street. BYRON, BUSINESS AND MEDI. ‘est her, No, 3t4 Fourth avenue, ultations Iree every Wednesday, als ‘aille to the grave; cures all diséa oe $1. ” GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE A situa. ADRIAT — HITE STAR LINE, FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, oe ae ING Tuk UNITED STATES MAIL, April 25, at 12:30 P. ¥ ery y deer tity. a Saloon, $60 golds Stecrage, $30°C és e ge, Saloons, staterooms, smoking room’ gna bathrooins in midship section, where least motion is felt, thus com: Dining sate'y, speed and comfort. es F ins; pe plans and other inf igtrgeien apply at e Company! 3 Of ce, 19 Broa WAY ai CORTIS, Agent. oe i iptormediate, ‘sis; Serene yg ae pi - | eae eae TO AND irae SOEENetOwn. LavER. Sans fort mitoa ind upwards pes nOVRERS ratee TAPSU COASTWISE See Pir aes =A ‘paciric x, ee SuLP Lay ne, fit 70 ae Ge fanaa nad epgrched trom pi avon iver, Toke ae cat - Me ae RENEE br te Fogg pemaemai Some Passengers for dan Franciaco per RY onavyory, hence 25th inst. Vay =e a steamship COLIMA, from Pani {gt hat port new ir tl ir steamshiy an sch tari eau, eta Passenger steamers will call Pat Hiss he Jp heir outward and homeward aay a a ir Plaaving ‘key wil ‘ansportation 38) PAN’ AND piel Ky lendid ste: of this the est eo ave san Francisco, soa, fos Soxokaase, April 18 B an Kou, naand shanghay ng follows ey 1% fast “in 2B days at. rest ols Per fon 0 Saar Gacinding berth, meals and ail requisites for the trip) :— seconde rE fo ban, re Francisco, $60, $100, or $110 currency, New York to ‘Kingston, $25, or $50, gold, according te Franoioco to Yokohama, $150, gold. in For Laer ibaueiaers other inforsiation apply. 7 at wie re cand the ny oe fer a2 North River, toot ot fireet Row ‘HJ, BULLAY, 6 rintendent. RUFUS pee Vice President and Managing Director, eer wEATEe AND BRAZIL fee ip MEBRT {AC rocaton.” ‘The i it ie | aye on. m, anaraday, ‘April a ats oclock t ™M., trom vier 48 North Rive For freight or pass PRY te g ganaison. deri {OR BEBerDe MERICAN WEEKLY LIN) sailing Tharelins atl? jorctOok and arene the Unitea Broamehip METROPOLIS, Nickerson, Steamship PERIT. Ellis, cominande aiexea fon tienets i good during ¢ on tre Pat or Or ght or PASH ONT BROTHERS, 28 South street, OR HAVANA, NASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ NEW TORR: HAVANA AND bed ho mA 3 LINE, leaving as No. 8 North River at3 P.M. CITY OF NEW Havana direct). c.v'+seADett 28 KE: Havana and Mexico)... April rit 2 Havana direct) For fright of pass Havags direct) ay 7 FERC BRE: sons, te Brosdnass EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINe. These first class steamships w 1 will sail every Tuesday, 8P, M., from pler 13 North River, foot of Cedar stree! Havana direct, as follows — Jap tal | MORRO CASTLE, Captain T, H. Morton... CRESCENT CITY, Onptain T. Ss. Curtis. COLUMBUS, ‘Captain E. C, Reed, Hage ad or passage (having mag! dations) apply to WILLIAM P. CLYDE & C 6 Bowhng Green ‘oe lo. D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana. BRAS LINE FOR GalVisTON, TOUCHING AT West, carrying the United States Mail Steamer Biath ov ity Captain mole ci leave pier. 2 Easeniver, Saturd fay, April 25, at3P. M. Through bills of lading n to Houston and ‘ally hey ‘on the, alves- fons Hosston and Henderson and Be B. and O. RR. Ne charge for forwarding in New York. "Yor (Feight of . uperior tecommodation aoe es eye TO TALLORY & C., 193 Malden lane. Wi, CLYDE, 119 Wall strect, | JFOR NEW ORLEANS DinecT. | rhe Cromwell Steainship Lin | GEORGE. WASHINGION, Onptate Wattenend mi iiiVeave ‘pier No.9 North fiver, om vatun day, April , at P.M.” Freight received daily. Thr given to attaseo: Tndi apols, Rockport or Aran: Whart, Brazos, Santiago. St. Louis and Mobile, Cabin $50: peerage $25. For relat or passage apply SEAMAN, €6 West street. NMAN LINE—NOTIOE, ‘The course laid down by | Ladera Loe yeted and tol. lowet by them for severe) ds fixed to pass 2/0 miles ol { Kaci though the voyane is “ feng thened a ‘about. 100 miles, better weather is met with and there much greater treedom from 1ogs ani Seating 1ce and the danger of navigation consequent ereon. 1 Mail steamers are appointed to sail as follows:— Royal i PEND LIVERPOOL one: ey Pe apeie CITY OF BRUSSELS. CITY OF PARIS... 2P. and each succeeding Satur ay and Thursday, ‘tron pier 45 North Kiver. RATES OF PASSAGE, een $80 and $90, gold, according to accommoda- Ro ind trip tickets at low rates SLELRAGE—To | Liverpool, Quesnstere, Ec} Londonderry, London, Bristol, Cardiff, Beliast, or amburg, 35). Prepaid sonifienan $83 0 cur Passengers are forwarded to Sweden, Norway, mark and Paris at reduced rates, Dratis issued at lowest rates. For cabin paseaze and yeneral business apply at the Company's office, No. 15 Broadway, For steerage passage at 33 Broadway or pier 45 North River. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. at & Fauik, 402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. M. 8, Creagh, 102 Siate street, soston. . C, Brown, 82 South Clark, corner Lake street, Chi- cago, ‘iillam Inman, Liverpool, and No, 9 Rue Seribe, Paris. [MIED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS. town and Liverpoo Sailing every Tuesday. ben. WISCONSIN. Freeman -April 28, at 3 P.M. MINNESOSA, Bedice. case May 8 at3 BM. From pict 4 North iver, Cabin a i id; steerage, $30, pesereney zi aft tik kets, $32, currenc; rR Passengers beebed to and from’ Paris, Yay and sweden. fc. Dratts on Ireland, Eniland, France and Germany at lowest rates, Ags, W! ON Brondway, TLLIAMS & GUI ‘ATIONAL LINE. TIC! ‘This company takes the Pitt se owiranes cup to $5)/,00 in gold) ‘on eaci of its steamers, thus giving pas- sengers the best possible guarantee tor satety and th ance of danger at sea, ‘The most southerly route has always been adopted by this cl det! to avoid - nd peeeeets From piers 5 h itiver, 47 North TO QUEENSTOWN AND SIV ERPUOL, ITALY, Ihure. Ap. A.M. | ke a May 3.3 P. M. SPAIN, Sat. Ane Roger EG oe May 9, 104.M. FRANCE, Captain. ‘Thompson, Wed April 22, at 9:90 A.M, Cavin passage, $7), $80, currency. steerage, rency. Return tickets at reduced rates, Prepaid ‘te ave tickets trom Liverpool at the lowest rater. Apply at the company’s offiea, N TATE LINE. BuPEK 70, GLASGOW, S NEW EEFAST AND” LONDON: HVERPOoL, These clogant new Clyde-built steamers will sail from ier 36 North Kiver as follows'— STATE OF ALABAMA, STATE OF GEORGIA And every alternate Saturday thereatter, taking passen- fers at thirongh rates to all parts of Great B itam and Fretand, l, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and German, Dratts for £1 and upwards For freight or bassag ply to AUSTIN BALDWIN al the Agents, ‘0. 72 Broadwa; Steerage office, No. 45 Broadway. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. ‘The General Transatiantic Company's Mail Steamships between New York and Havre, calling at Bi The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con- tment (being more southeriy than any other) will sail si uat North River as foliows :— 1, Lachesnez ERE, Surmont. Vinci ob Pais urd: Price of passage in gold (including wine), to Brest or Havre: First cabin, $125. Secona cabin, $75. Superior accommodations for a tew steerage at $35. Lxcursion tickets at reduced rates, American travellers going to or returning from the Continent of Europe by transit by English railway and the discomtorts of cross. ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and ex- pense. GEORGE MACKENZIG, Agent, 63 Broadway, Note.—In June and thereafter the departures wil on Thursday of every week. NOuTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPAN For sonthampton and Bre The steamship MA Captain A, nde, Limon, wilt snilon Savurday, April 25, at2 P. M., from lp ah pier, foot Third stredt. itoboKen; to be folowed by steamship KOLN, Captain R. Ringk, on Wednesday, OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND Payable in gold or its equivalent in currency. First cabin. second cab! + oO GELRCus & co., No. 2 Bowiing iteon, } ED STAR LINE, Appointed to tarry the Belgian and United States “the following a eamors are pp rointed to sail Ui ANTWER! g FROM, PIUILADEL rita a $32 nodations for all lasses Unsurpased. hrough bills of laden issued minent joints. ‘Atos uf ireght and other information ER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents, 207 Wainui street, Philadelphing 42 Brond street, New York. i. Yonder Becke, General kurupean Agent, Ant- all pr i passa, apply to POLY 10 yp O’Pgxovan “ROSSA,—GENERAL S1BAMSHIP AND Railway Ticket OMlee, Cabin. $75: intermediate, $49; steerage, $29, Philadelphia lines also. Bt me “ae able saree ROSSA, proprictor Northe: Cortlandt ferry, New York. taking this line avoid both | | nig ey vided. Every steamer carries & | OR NEW. cHLEate DIRECT, Tho stoamsitp GENERAL Me Di, Cube AW. Sampeoa, 6 steams! a DE, z trom pler $6 North Ktiver (foot of ‘North Moore street), on Saturaa: pet 25, at 8 o'clock P. M. Freights, receive: ly. ‘Throuzh rates given to St, Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola. For freight or ee sage’ having superior accommodas tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 33 North River. Sonar LINE—FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, The folowing new and first class Steamers will sail every Wednesda: .M, from CITY OF GALVES1ON, Captain CARONDELET, Capiain McCreer: ity oF HOUSTON Gaptaln Dect CITY OF SAN ANT Captain Pennington CITY OF DALLAS, anes. eight received’ daily. ‘Thro Indianoli la, Kockport or Aran: and St. bouts. Cabin. passag Faies to Gaiveston, 3 Whart, Brazos, Santlaga $50; Steerage do., For. SPER passage having superior accommodations. apply to ©. LLORY &CO., Agents. 153 Maiden lane, Fe PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. one ILY LINE to Norfolk, DA and Monday, Tuesday. pede and ‘Saturday to Peters- an ichmot OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, From pares North River, toot of Beach street, #1 leave dally at amers . M. for Norfolk, ani passenger steamers a y Point and Richmond on Tuesdays, d Saturdays, same hour. bills ot lading and passenger tickets issued ta rsdiay: ‘Thi th all ais Fgh and Southwest via Virginia and Tennos- see, Atlantic Coast, Seaboard and otiier, lanes: also by Dito Railroad for Western points and by steamer: orfolk for Newbern and Washington, . C., and ‘other points, Office, 197 Greenwich street, ___ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. “PEOPLE'S LINE FOR ALBANY—THE | SPLEN- amers DREW and Si. JOHN leave plor sl, Pe Foot of Canal street, daily (Sundays excepted) at6 P. ATSKILL CREKK LINE FOR CATSKILL.—THE an C ‘egant steamer NEW CHAMPION, Monday, Wednes day and Friday; ANDREW HAR. DEN, ‘Tuesday, Thars- day and Satucday, from pier 33, foot of Franklin street. ‘NITIZENS’ LINE FOR TROY AND ALL POINTS North and West Elegant steamboats daily (Satur, days excepted), at 6 P. M., from pier 49 North River, toot Leroy street, Fare $1 80, VALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, ‘via Newport and Fall’ River. ee world renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVI- NCE leave pier 25 North Kiver, foot of Murray stree indays, June 14 to September 3 inclusive), ey Through tekets sold aeail principal hotels int the City.” Hall's Bands engaged for the season. BRCHANTS' TS) FOR 4S B. SCHUYLER leaves Eye Fridays, necting wit Taltroads W. HANCOX, Owner. EW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH LINE.— On and after Monday, April20, a fast oxpress train, composed entitely of Pullshan parlor cars, willbe run Between New York und Washington, vin Baltimore and Fowmae antrond, tr the weeommodation of throush bee it tin mn Tumited express will Mere New York 9:°0 arrive Phuladeiphia, 120 P.M; Balumore, 228 Washington, & ‘ ‘new York inte express will Jeave Washington 9:30 :Baldoore, 10,45 af Pauledetphia, 10 1. 5 gharee for Pullman e fare oD arlor care, will be froin New. York to Philadelphia, ¥e 35; New Yorx to Baltimore, $8 60; New York to ar an extra charge trom New. Pork 0 Baltimore, $2 and to Washing- neral Passenger Agent. General Manager. SRREEVEATA RAILRUAD.—THE GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE. ‘rrains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cort- . the West and South, "9:30 A. M., 5 and 8:36 ort, Lol aven, C Gorse and Pan Md ma re Ralirond ’Di ision, 7, io .. connecting Ms Potladel Hing m ani Me me tet Wa 31 t m Expr pre: Vullman_ parior cars, a eo, Sree) CA. Mui arrive, at Washington 4:10 M. Kegular at 8 WO A. M.3and 9P. M. Sunday, > nia, 8:40, 9:50 A. M.: 12:30, q roe SE, ands MEK, Sunday. § % Oiio. asso ond D OePOstTIO’ LINE ALBANY mii vis ny 9:3) A. M. jams iia 4 we | pil rant GE en te ‘For Trenton at 7 tad 3310 "P.M. Sunday, 6:10 Me 5 E ILA. M., 12M. cwark at 6 6:50, 7 0,7 40, § IO Ag Mes a is i ‘and iz'night Sunday, 5:20, 6:16 | 40,8, 9.10, 1A. Me 12M. 1, | Pool Sd Balt Odio én at | andi2 night, myn 6:10 an 20, 10 A. M., 12 4:30, 3 feioa 8 06 FO Ose woe 10 eM wot Bg anna bs i or, wood fe. Perth Amboy and South Amboy, 6ané . M. andé 4 nd Belvidere, 9:20 A. M., 2 and 4P, bc Philltpaeaee tor Bordentown, narenaet Gaur dency av and GST A. Me, 12:90, 2 ” s 0, 4 end P.M. 72) ALM. and2P. M, 6A, M. and 2:20 P.M. {Gr Hiatas ail font or Deroromns aad Grstetat pees | Emigrant Heka¢ office, if o 8 Battery PIR cet pear A. J, Cassatt, General Manager. ITONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. legant steamers RHODE ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. NARRAG. TT, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, trom pier 3’ Norva River. ato P. M. URSIONS, | Fes SURSIONS.—THE SWIFT, FIRST OLASS } st tah asl A “ OOK (capacity for over | ¢ chartered f ‘4 | gua lication to A, ie VALENT! TNE kom 4 Jag siveok,