The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1879, Page 12

13 __ SITUATIONS WANTED—FE ALES, Waitresses, &. D269 TET TH ark PROTESTANT, YOUNG GQ .cuon as first class waitress in a privese tamily; excellent y reference, Miscellaneous. UNION COURT.—A FRENCH GIRL AS LADY'S Onnaid and seamstress; good reference. 26 PRINCE TOP FLOOR, FROD = iri to do light housework in a’small fa 57, WEST ISTH ST, FRONT HOUSE.—A RESPECT- O Fable woman to go Sut at day's work. GR. WEST, MP ST. ROOM 6—A YOU i GIRL, RE- Osiding with her parents, todo light housework: eity roference 79 GREENWICH AV.—TWO YOUNG GIRLS, TO GO together; moderate wages; city or country; eity rofer- ence. JOT Eas ere oe —AS FR competent dressmaker; wi ingchildren country proferred: ity references, Addi 141, WEST 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED woman ag lady's maid in the city or to travel; first class reference. 149, E48 ets ST.—AN INTELLIGENT AMERI can Protestant girl to do the work of « smail, gen- tool family, or to take care of an invalid; is also a compe- tout seamstress; uo objection to the country; highest city referen 152, +) WEST 28TH ST. FIRST PLOOR.—. O Lole young girl to do light housework in ily; Willing and obliging. 53 nWEat TH, —A RESPECTABLE GER- ; Oedinan girt to wash dishes and help the cook in # res- aura 15 ip WEST 51ST ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ©) (aged 14, to assist with light housework and make horself useful. 15% 8, WEST 28TH ST.—A RES! ov igo ous by the aay or, New York families. Address, by Brunner, 199 BLEECKER ST.. FIRST FLOOR, BACK Aroom.—A roxpectable woman to clean offices; is capable; will attend in time. OL Wat serH ST ht housework in ences from the best ter, care of ) | GIRL T AMERIC. small family. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1879.-TRIPLE SHEET. Wares 256 Ww irl to do chamberwork, washing sn) smail private family. WASTED —A | GERMAN GIRL TO GO TO THE cOUBErY as nurse; must be willing to make herself use- ful and asvist with chamberwork, Call, from to 11, as Motel Royal, coruer 4th wt. and 6th ay., room 65. ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND [RONER {na small private family; German proforved. “Apply Vest 20th st. Poe ANTED—AT BAKERY, 322 ctable girl to be generally useful; a ironing in @ 133 W EAST 11TH ST.. A RE- reference re- qui W ANTED—FIRST GLASS WalSt AND SKIRT makers on pivce work. — at 331 4th av., before 9 o’cloek A. M. or after 6 P. ‘ANTED—TWO scan BMART, HONEST GIRLS for general housowork; Protestants preferred. 303 12th wt., basemer ‘ANTED—FIFTY SALESWONEN FOR OUR UN- derwear and suit departinent, . MEARES & CO., 19th st, and 6th av, {OMAN AS ns WASHER AND Taowae INA private family; city reference. Address K., 144 Her ald Uptown office, ANTED— THOROUGHLY COMPETENT DRESS- makers: also an operator on Wheeler & Wilson's ma- chine. 1 1 30th wt, basement d ‘ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN AS PIRST CLASS cook, wasber and ironer in a private family; city ref- erence. Apply, between 10 and 1, at 481 W. at. ‘ANTED—FIRST CLASS jpRESSM provers. Call basoment door, 114 West 17h ‘WASTED SMART T, CLEAN | ar TO ASSIST WITH general housework ; wages, $8. Call from 10 to 12, 118 West 48th st. Wi ‘ANTED—A GIRL, ABOUT 14 YEARS, TO MAKE herself usefal in a fancy goods store,’ 1,476 3d av. Ring bull door bell. es ANTED—A GIRL AS GOOD WASHER AND irouer, Laundry, 339 Bust 6th st., three Hizhts up. wi TED—A GIRL FROM 12 TO i4 YEARS TO take care of children, Apply 308 East 40th st. ‘WAxzED EXPERIENCED COOK, ALSO CHAMBER- maid, in private boarding house, "141 60th st., corner Lexington av. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL. TO coer WASH and iron: also a chambermaid; feet cit, ce Fe quired. Apply, betweon 11 and 3 ol sati,113 Madison av., New TS0 IM- NG GIRL AS MAID AND ull kinds of family sow- it with Ge EAST 46TH ST. 226 veainetrons: ing: can assist children; four 93] BAS! ott sr THIRD FLOOR.—A YOUNG e) Leountry girl to do light housework and take care of childre 306. “EAST 36TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG P pirl, lately landed, to make herself generally useful, jo cards WEST 39TH ST., SECOND FLOOR. 397.88 ‘young girl to'do light housework; city refer- ence. Cail two da; 330.2487 28th st. BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS. in store.—A young girl to do light housework an muke herself generally useful; best city reference. Z5 (AEST ATH SE, REAR. —COLORRD GIRL AS I Uiady's maid or souinstress; one who 1s accustomed to travel. M.A. 423 EAST 15TH ST.. FIRST FI re te ay ype So reference 45 6, WEST STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG DO girl to do light housework in a smail family; no ob- Jection to the country 5OO MEST, 47TH St.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO Ligut housework; make herself useful; sleep home. for two days. Bld Est STOR’ ¥i ODLOGerman girl of 18 ina a tatty ‘Gull or address for two days. 641 10TH AV.—RESPECTABLE WIDOW AS JANI- tross in an apartmont house or other building’ good referenc SARAH LIs' 679. 9TH AV.—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO GO out by the day; understands all kinds of washing and paperceas ine: lof a house tor the summer; best referenc 942, MYRTLE AV., BROOKLYN WANTED, SITU- ation by two respectable Fronch girls, just ‘arrived from Paris; best city reference. Address ¢ YOUNG LADY IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A ition as copyist; is fully competent to write any Address F. A.. box 160 Herald Uptown office. A PROTESTANT GIRL AS LADY'S MAID—WILL be disengaged on the 25th; excellent hairdressor.and ais M., ral 145, Herald Beanch. AS LADY'S MAID; Shaaeeee REFERENCE, Herald Up- 3D AV.—A CAPABLE WOMAN TO TAKE CARE fine seamstress, ood reference town Branch offi OSITION, BY A PAITHFUUL "AND ble wirl; is quick at figures; can make cloth i will give the nse of sowing. mac boarding house or any work accanted. Addres days, H. M., 180 Herald Uptows Intelligence Someke. 7 BORGRAUD'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.—VIRST cook (five years’ reference); understands butter also faumtly seamstress und to weviet with children, 1ENGED PERSON, bly educated in all English and French branches, accuxtomed to entire charge and government of children, or family seamstress, LADY, A GOOD READER, COPYIST AND AMANU- onsls, destros omployment ats {wir salary. | Addron ACCURACY AND PROMPTNESS box 189 id Up- town office. LADY WILLGIVE TUITION IN ENGLISH, FRENCH and Music in exchange tor Board; city or contry; eee. EXPERIESCE, box 182 Herald Uptowa, otic AS VISITING OR RESIDENT GOVERNESS (WOULD ke entire charge), companion or eashier. Address INSTRUCTRESS, Herald Uptown office. WELL EDUCATED NORTH GERMAN LADY wishes to give lessons in Gorman and fine needle- Work; reference Rev. George Ew, 308 2d at., Jersey City. Call wt 208 East 11th st., New York. Db ¥6 XS KRWOR! hing and ironing. 200 East 18th at, T. STEWART & CO. WANT 40 MORE FIRST class custom shirt makers. Apply at once ut 86 Kast “GOOD OPERATOR WANTED FOR SINGER MA chine on dressmaking. 248 4th av. DEMAND FOR Tw APH OPERATORS; joarn and take positions: commence immediately. THOMPSON'S Colloge. 20 4¢h av. Ag AGRE, FOR F YOR PLAIN HOUSEWORK; WAGES, €& tor 9 o'clock, ut 222 East 3ist st, —WANTED, 50 FIRST CLASS SALESLADIBS AT sonce. [ABD MEARES & “ASTRON. Apply to-morrow at 8 o'elock, to RICH. WILL IRL WANTE: family two; reference. No. 44 East 88th at COOK, WASHER AND IRONER; family; Protestant only. Mrs. H., 179 FIRST CLASS TRIMMER WANTED—TO GO TO Atlanta, Ga. Apply at 107 West 21st st. “A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND TRON, ii PEE month; also # girl to mind children, $4 per mon: J RESSMAKER WANTED—AT 367 6TH AV. UJ ready to work. “PROTESTANT AS COOK AND LAUN- Br QNGLISH idress « short distance in the country. Address T. M. C. ferald Uptown office. ITUATIONS FOR SERVANTS AT HIGHEST at ODELL'S office, 1089 West 34th ot. Feo 50 COME EEPER—A DY NOT OVER 35, WiTa some experience in nagement dd not afraid of wo Address H., box 110 Herald office, RG Ack #00. 14TH st. AND OTH AV., WANT first class vporators of loug oxperience on gente’ fine rts; steady employin ven and highest rates he right bands. Apply at manufacturing ofice, WANT Sheree FIRST CLASS SALESLADIES—NONE others nved apply. REINHARDT, 97 av. B, TED—A NEAT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE kin w sual family; must and Avply. with referéuess, ut 14) “Base ‘Wouh ate cloe i ‘A GERMAN GIRL YOR CHAMBERMAID tress; city references. Call, after 9 o'clock, at 97 Lexington av. JANTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND TO ASSIST keneral housework; city reference. Apply 48 t GIRL AS COOK, WASHER AND irower in peivate family; city roférenee, Call at 360 Vout Sith at. 7 ANTED—A GIRL AS goon COOK, WASHER AND V ironer. No, 113 Wost 38th st. sia FANTED—IN A SNALL FAMILY, TWO. WOMEN; one as luundress, waitress and chambermald; the other Gs seamstress and tu attend to growing children and assist Pith chamberwork ; Protentants preferred. Address, stat- ing war . MASON, Herald oftie V TANTE D— pines UNDER 16 ¥ lonrn boad work: come prepared to work; alsu Indies by L. METZGER, 514 Broadway. INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY AB- Apply, ¥ to 10 A. ay. RS OF AGE TO D. GIRLS, ONE ework, other as chatmberinaid and ; $12 each. 6 St. Mari i GENERAL make ol FANTED—A GIRL | POR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, at 244 Kast 49th ANTED—BY A tama DRY GOODS HOUSI excellent catter, fitter and designer of ladies’ sui Must have best references, Address X., box 196 Her Uptown Branch otfice AN MACHINE A\TANTED—A YOUNG GERMAN COOK, BPEAKING English; must turnivh references, Apply, trom 9 Me to 12 M., at 151 Woes 14th vt, botwoen vith and 7th ANTED—COOK, TO ASSIST IN WAST ag” 11th #t., before D ly to-day, with city refereneo, at 92 West T o'eloek BRS; TO GOOD TANDS |} recommended there are good wages Apply at 125 West 400b wt. Cail be- ), HEALTHY A Inquire of Dr, KIMBALL, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. YO YOUNG WAN WISHES SITUATION AS” PORTER in @ wholesule house or hotel; can, do carpentering, palusing, was fitting and ali kinds of housework; 11 yours reference from last place. Call on or address H. HER- MANN, 05 Taylor st., Brooklyn. A, GENTLEMAN OF INTELLIGENCE AND. HIGH social position is desirous of obtaining the mansge ment of a large stock f Yory est references; easy terms, Addross L. 1, 190 Bust 17 York, \ YOUNG MAN- “as WISHES A SITUATIO? ene wholesale house; food sity references; waj "AR ‘ABLE, ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN DESIRES A sitdation ‘as collector, agent. or in any respectable po- sition; not afraid of hard work; would go to any part of country. -Addrous C., box 120 Herald oft “) 8 VALET, INVALU POST. Aisition, by’ experienced young man; recommended by prevent employer. L. MORLEY, 21 Bast 57th st YOUNG MAN WITH TEN YEARS’ BUSINESS EX- BE Wants o situation in way capacity; frat class ill go to any purt “box S17 Hered othe te salary no ject 5 United Staton Address “RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WISHES a ‘A Sit- uation ay valet or nurse for a gentleman ; best city ref- HOI 8d YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS JANITOR or watehman, Address WATCHMAN, 32 Oak st, rear. A, YOUNG MAN, 23, DESIRES A SITUATION TO AS- sist porter und make bimsolf usoful_in » wholesale gro- cery or commission store; reference. JEFFERSON, Herald Uptown office. YOUNG MAN, AGED 20, WISHES A SITUATION Las track driver, oe would work at anything. Call or 154 West 18th A “SWISS MAN AS WAITER IN PRIVATE FAMILY; loft place on account of, fainlly going to Kurope: boat reference. Address J. K., 150 East 42d ut. LAW Ag ONE CENT PER 100 WORDS; has knowledge of short hand. J. T. M., 74 Boaver st. OTEL KERPERS.—FIRST CLASS FRENCH COOK, of loug experience, desires situation in summer bo: Yory, best recommendations, Address Mr. HOSHM, a Bowory. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, BY THE week; is willing to do anything: understands caro of horses and can drive: wages moderate; good r ces. ‘Address GEO. SMITH, 726 8th av. cl XITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF 22; have had experience in bookkeeping; also in literature; no objection to the South; best references. CLARENCE CARR, 354 Dayton st., Chicago. ANTED-STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT ANY KIND of work. Address or inquire H. FLEISCHMANN, 180 East 34 third to adsl Wirtes SITUATION AT ANYTHING ; WILLING to work, Peo gured of wages. Address SAMUEL, box office, COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. Annan g MAN WISHES A SITUATION As COACH- swan sud groom ; understands all his business in all ite good horseman, “Call on or eddross COACtIAN'S 0 hw FIRST CLASS COACHMAN—IS A “A THOROUGH an ; 12 years’ personal reference. Cau be seen at or address D. 5, care Sivbrecht & Wadley, ‘soo 5t ‘Sth av. jOACHMAN, VEGETABLE GARDENEK OR USEFUL man; by a Protestant oe man; cerfeul driver; Al reference. _DIXBON, 201 feraid office, }OACUMAN WANTS SITUATION. 18 SOBER, IN” dustrious and practical; is a safe driver; understand: plain gardening: dress W. “1 VY A RELIABLE PRENCHMAN;, SAT- OACH MAN. L,, Advertisement of- isfuctory reference. Address 0. fice, 554 sd av, OACHMAN—SINGLE; gardener if required ; 234 Clinton st. ‘stands his basiness class reference. COoacitiia N, jOACHMAN AND GARDENER—B) ESPROTAB! CEM AN tiling cod obligiag, Audress AMEGUCAN, boa 110 Herald otice” yes jOACHMAN | ‘useful man; 21 West 44th (pacemews: “SITUATION. thoroughly understands his ee THOROUGHLY U; NDE ND GROOM—BY A COMPETENT, jst city reference. Address COACHMAN, Coacuman, ARDENER AND ALLY ful, singlo; thoroughly understands his business; ex- perienced . earetul driver; first cl refurences. Xadross COACH MAN, box 116 Horald office. RST CLASS COACHMAN AND GARDENER—BY A respectable Protestant young man: thoroughly experi- enced in the care of horses, carriages and hi petent and careful drive pousidl ntleman’s place, stock and pouit nin Be gene recommendatious, city and country, Address, mine dave JOHN ANDREWS, Dunellen, N. J. IRST CLASS VEGETABLE GA. BI understands farming, care of horses; “best ‘city of ref: erence. D. box nT ne id, avon MM Games TROTESTANT COUPLE WANT 4 SITUA. ‘tion; man as coachman and gardeuer ; wife as perfect cook. 83 Douglass st., XENTLEMAN Ha’ sires situation for coachman: has been poarch competent, sober, aitatal wean” Brooklyn. G@ SOLD HIS HORSES DE- fu, bia n bis emplay 145 Herald Uptown Branch office. NXARDENER, GERMAN, MARRIED, WISHES A ‘yituation on gentleman's place; can milk; good refor- ence. Address D. B.. SO outs Williwm ot. VARDENER AND FARMER WISHES SITUATION. Married man, with family; thoroughly ‘undorstan cure of gentleman's place in ali branches; best cit; Suce trom last euployer. Address, wiih terms, 2. 3. 876 Broadway, seed store, ERMAN, MARRIED. NO FAMILY. AS GROOM ‘coachman and gardener; wite, English, as, cook and uae best references, ‘Address J. i, box 146 Herald oftice, VARDENER—GERMAN, SMALL FAMILY; UNDER ‘stands groonhouses. graporivs, landyeupin tubles, stock und farm. Address C. G., box 101 Herald A MAR Shoenareele see a greenhouses, Fyne. vogetablos; has the best reforence. ‘A. Blt, Hog. (prosont omployer), dt Wall st as, AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS, THE MAN ‘or couchman and gardener, or take eharge df w uuall farm; the wife isa frst class cook and undor- stands the cure of a 4, dairy; no encumbrance; bost elty rofor- ence. Address G. ay. SCOTCH AS SINGLE MAN, WANTS SITUATION AS eouchman and vi lenet ref. can milk; good "Address SQOTOHMEN: box S28 Horald office Qrrvation WANTED_BY ‘A YOUNG GERMAN, AS hman und gardener tleman’s place; good Foforence. “Address J. M., Herald oftice. San WANTED—BY FIRST CLASS PROTEST- ; thoroughly understands his business; unexcop' Addross ced in greenhouses and gray cultivation of vegetables, fruits, ae. ; ra) excel lent references and small family. Addrees H. #., box 142 Her- ald office. SITUATION WANTED—BY ried, as couchman and garde: fe first class cook and ross; best reference. A J.M., 114 6th ay. ‘ANTED—COACHMAN AND SEBEL MAN AT house; single preferrea. J. 3d av. SCOTCHMAN, MAR- ms Rk ‘aso Rares fiVE RE- i ¥. AT! AA foucher. ge y acon std apply to ALMAN & CO., th wy. ANTED—A | JAPANNER AND D ORNAMENTER AD. dress C. B. PORTER & CO,, Philadelphia, 'ANTED—A GOOD CARRIAGE Sccokane light aud heavy work. 216 Euat 9th st. SALES AT teens EGR A arorh mua WILL ah Rey) ai. MORNING, VATE. RESIDE: NO. 72 WEST Agri at ahr on kD or AVS. STEINWAY PLANOFORTE. CHICKERING UraiGH. PIANO. PARLOR Ce DRAWING ROOM SUITS, in crimson, satin and silk; Turkish Loun, Arm Chairs, ebouy Sol ext Cabin art Aa i taies Bi xtra important Olt Paintings. US pieces Bronze, 20 CARPETS, 8 Crs SATIN ‘aw SILK, REP, BEL SETS al ees PURNITURE, BEDSTE, DRESS! EDKOOM” FULNITURE, anaine co plain Bedroom Sets, inlaid and stoads, Drossing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, Binge and ‘apd Double Bedsteads, 23" fine hair aud soring marae Fillows, Bins Bigakets, est ot Bate rer in T= Suite, Pole bi rs, im iiag hairs. BOING FURNITURE Extension ifaing On ideboard, chairs in leather, Silverware, Crockery, Library fe Becre- tuire Bookcases, Library Tables, Turkish Suit. two Hall Stands, valves, Bruguele aud ‘ingrain Carpets; Kitchen. Take Broadway, 5! nue or Universi per cars to 72 West 19th st. ie and 6th avs. B.—Goods Hecked of or eabipped if desired. “AUctigN SALE AT PRIVATE | ‘RESIDES 120 WERT 23D NEAR ies AY. rut bay OMMENCING MAGMIFIOES HOUSEHOLD a 3 De ootase sientoctes. Steinway and Chickering. paopene arlor Suits, in satin. joces rare and costiy Bronze. farquotry Cabinets. ial nd Sienna marble top Tables. 20 Pat marble Statuettes. 2 Sevres and Ormolu Mantel Sots. 8 Pier and Mantel Mirrors, 15 Window Lace Curtains. 30 choice Paintings by eminent artists. 25 velvet and Brussels Carposs. 4 Tankian seen and Chairs, $00. volumes of choise Books. Exzension ' Tables. d Bu "4 2 China Dinner and T. Go ploces Storiing and Plated Ware. 12 magnificont Bedroom Suits, suit and plai 20 whito and black curled hair Mattresses, 4 Fronoh Pillows and nd Bolators, &e. x B.—Good: sked and L. ae a iets Het hvstinene ‘HNIHS YO NIVY “HAILISOd ATIVS Eom my 3 aloo Cabinet Oil Pi nee rand ae hair Mattresses, Brussels Carpe! Fables, Butfor Dining “Chairs, Tall 3 Glass, China and Silver Basement and Ser Furniture. ALB ERT Rapa Auctioneer. packed, ahi to May 1 if required, A. TUNIS J TONRSON, RUGHOMERE. Old stand, ‘37 Nassau st. Goods THIS DAY, (TUESDAY) MARCH 25, AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALESROOM, 37 NASSAU ST. LARGE Lond OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Carpets, Mirrors, Office Furniture, de. ALSO, BY THE ADMINISTRATOR, ORDER Bovon Jewellers’ re! Forges, one Sate, Touls, Ae, c. Cylinder Desky Ofice Desks, &e. Rosowood Plany wi = ee —DANIEL A, MATHE UTIONER, AHR Dak Ae si? 2 OeLOck at SALES OOM Comes OF DoaN* DROKER'S SALE Ol IAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Oeiains. Sota, Lari Pins, anes ee ee Sale withoat rosery ty Nt BROKERS: ‘chilli, PHILIP HUNT & SON, BI Sale will commence with lot 209, Diamonds will be sold at ONE o'clock. ms cash. ANTED—A_ COAG iN MAN; UN- married, with recommendations; white or col- ored. Address A. M., Horald Uptown office. YOUNG MAN AS COACHMAN; UNDERSTANDS HIS business; ean be highly recommended. Call on or ud- dress J. D., 66 East 551 "Youxe MAX wise, SITUATION AS COACHMAN and gardener: can milk; reference. Address A., box 121 Horaid office. pare nea HELP WANTED—MALES. ONOGRAPHER WANTED PERMANEN’ ~ ad ron business; state expectations, Alsy errend bo; weekly. Box 217 Herald office. qi ¥EW N ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN. A weeks, «low price. Send terms to DRAUGHTSMAN, -ASTED—sITOATION BY A MAN TO WORK ON A farm ; wages no object. Cull on oc address MICHAEL RILEY, 1i6 188h o1., Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY A ‘ German carpenter aud wife. Apply 315 Broom rst floor \/ ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A good business; not ‘afraid of wort in beginning. Address J. P. rr Y ‘OUNG COLORED MAN AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE family or boarding house. 143 West 27th st. ‘OUNG MAN OF 20 DESIRES A SITUATION IN wholesale store or office with chance of promotion: ‘wages no object; will give good reference. Address C. H. Jy 206 2d ay. $10, FOR WORK OF ANY y ANY KIND—SMALL WAGES. Address JOHN, box 144 Herald office, $20. BONUS.—I WiLL PAY ABOVE AMOUNT TO anybody who can help me t « situation as office recy; salary expected, $10 to ORTOLANO, Herald office, — wee og im s ted Pies Bm A. alet wHOR rnevod ina or services AS i Detore 12. “REYOI TEI 2 Blecekor st, RUG CLERK WANTED—AN A — ERICAN ‘WHO derstands hia business and can speak the German jago tinent!, situation b; tddfonting note to PHARMACIST. box 290 Horald office. Ak AMERICAN, WOULD ACCEPT 4 AITU.ATi NIN any, Tetall basiness bjeet: can depoalt cash f or invegriay. J 142 Herald U, we S WANTED. 3 30 FIRST Chass SPRY GOODS SALES. ‘morrow at RICHARD 3 MEARES ee ‘dom 19th st. and 6th av. A qouNG MAN WHO RESIDES WITH HIS PARENTS ry iit nag the rotail jewelry business; nv other, 297% Broad A rouxe, MAN ABOUT 18, rents, dovires ® position in a POSITION, Herald Uptown of . UTTER.—PROVISION OR BUTTER DEALERS can increase butter $100,000 yearly by communi- ing with butter salesinan. arate agement tormi- IDING WITH HIS olesale house. Ad Ce es OILCLOTH: HOUSE N ‘requires # man who is familiar wiatt the selling of ab above 0G instalments, who contemplate adding fu who will take an interost preferred: th portunity, A. B. C.. Herald oe ROG CLERK WAN WITH PAR- tin aad reference, PERSINE, Mie 23 Herald ottice, yRuG CLERK Co gD — A_ SITUATION where he can complete ; ours experience ; roference Al. J.8., RIVATE. “auonaTAnY. TRAVELLING COMPANION ‘or correspundout.—A gentleman, 26, of literary ability d refinement, havin travelled tn lived tor many yours on the continent suesgoment Yersant in Vrench, German ‘and’ pn Bpaniah Mt heat nc ences to character see | abiliti iven to box 150 Herald Uptow: Siete jog AN ENGLISHMAN WHO WO thoroughiy understands the wuolesale tea trade; travol references Al. H. BR, 34 Chostnut st., GALESMAN WANTED—TO SELL STAPLE G age TO he grocery oo ecommisel A Herald offco. mE ANTED-ONE GALESMAN oe EACH oa > mon ae BELLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, ANTED—A RELIABLE, alin. salesman for ea old varnish house. Address ©. f. mlciphia, COMPETENT TRAV. nul m the fancy rdware or tinware busi- ness Address fence ie Herald ties WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH! GOOD REFER. eucey as bookkeeper, salesman and goneral managor in joeale jewelry and ianey goods business. Addreus M. leraid office. ANTED—A FIRST ©: ‘AIL FURNISHING goods Cy none bat those understanding the busi- nowy need reply. W. G. rad office. Wises? eaanee MAN, — 2 TO 2, tant cashier in store bon y ; bond: uired © salewman ‘Shere ‘aprkeds ret er Address HANDING, Horatd office, Buclogs nddrossed postal for answer, WANTED-aY « PROMINENT WH WHOLESALE ¢ cLoti. ing house of Philadelphia, an ox nue, well acquainted with the trade » rene ta yore veharg 4 their New York otties. nequaintance, CONFIDENTIALLY, Wildtans, Philadel pita Branch Slee of Herald, Position open n MAN iavine 10nT ¥ xouds, an opportunity to a preseut sauployers vA perience in we ood reference from past Kadeeat ie 1.808 Weat Sd ot ANTED—TWO INTELLIGENT YOUNG om el A YOR ment on moderate wi fine experionce, KNICK RRMOOKI, BR, EPER; MUsT rapid advance. HOMAS G. outaic Wii — RPET SALESMAN. APPLY AT Josten batoo & 00.5, “ Wost 14th at. itt WILL BE PAID FOR A PERMANENT PC Zetion tn sny business bye young man who hes jusivoes; best voference. A ‘AN TED— work. a. CRSE, TO ASSIST WITH CHAMBER. ‘Call at 64 Bast Sth st., between 10 A. M. and 1D PLAIN ASHER AND boarding house, 10th 44 We ON GROVER * “BA make buttonboles, 55 COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. rOUNG MARRIED HAN WisHits, A RITUATION und gardene A At COACHMAN LL nit Wy ata boat” olny robere w. Please address HENKY GARDEN DER—SINGLE ie to Mm himeelf ner. WM. box iia. Herald N EXPERIENCED LIGHT FORT UNMARRIED, sbeet a0,» Wanted; must write and Agure well: waxes BWro WB ‘Addrows, in own an writing, ‘st ee ioapeclonicas roforenecs, ke-, HARKIS. 104 Heral GENTS WANTED—IN EVERY STATE, FOR Prince's r rulit ny hagetin indispensable erticle tor book. Kesper: yy mali, 25 cents, WLLLLAI EE Gouoral United. Ste nt, 27 West Lith st., GENTS WANTED CALL AND EXAML new invention ; no humbug; Gre opportunity for ive mon. For sale b; by | N. AVERY. 73 Fulton st. A DILIGENT \ WELL RECOMMENDED YOUNG MAX and bookkeeper for bua of $200 N INDUSTRIOUS GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD- dross for our subveription department; » good saiaty wad permancnt ent te * competent person. App! P10. BOOK MANUFACTORY. 300 Bs oudway. r GENTS WANTED—TO SELL HELMAN'S PATENT perpetual lamp wick in tho city and all parts of tho United States and Canada; never Laniend pod no ores, 08 ko, ee th San ai aes beautiful gh: a ay bur- ot very ount to pI RERPETCAL Wik COMPANY (C.J. Cave. 73 Fulton st., Ror York. GENTS WANTEDIN| ALL TOWNS IX WEST. able smell; breaks no chimneys; neods no smo! chester, Reckiand, 0 Sallivan,, Ulster, Putoam counties, Now York biate, to sell ted articles im uni- demand pina return ons small outlay. THE INTERNATIONAL PATENT AGENCY, 2.17634 av... Y. Bx WANTED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT BOY about 14 years old; must live with bis pores and come ded. Apply immediately, C. M. OLNEY, 30 —GEO. W, KEELER, AUCTIONEER, MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. bad sell on etaceser. March 26, at 103, o’clock, on the ises, tire contents of the four sto 351 ‘Hudson bgt near Beach st., thin city, ting of Plano, Parlor. Dining Hom, Klicheo ‘and Clunber Purn- ture, Matirossen, bodding, te, by ordor of A. J. Ouder- kk, attorney tor r mortgages, 62 ‘all ot. —GEO. Ss KEELER, AUCTIONEER. rouptory sale of fin Hussra LEAT AAV ELLING “BAGS AND RICH PEARL, IVORY AND BUSSIA FANS, Inlaid Jewel and Card, Boxes and kindred gets AT KEELER’S | ART MS. Sr. to-day and Wednesday, March 25 and 23, = a3 pieloek. A. —R. A YOUNG & cis AUCTIONEERS, will sell at salesroom, 85 Nassau st., general assort- ment of Housebold ‘and Oflice Furniture at 12 o'clock On Wednesday, March 12 olclock, at the Franco- Am Tnstitute, south’ corner of Broadway and 5th'se, Household ‘and School Furniture, Carpets, rose- wood Fiano, & SSIGN EES, SALE.—JAMES B. HALSEY, AUCTION. er. teisey & ings (office YS Doane wt.)—THIS: AY, ba Mar x" at 11 o’elock A. M., on the baer 106 FRANKLIN by order of, the ‘Bani Piethalanee of the swek of CHARLES E. WILDIE ta: setvent consisting of Notions. Combs, Buttons, Cotton Batts, Yarns, dc. ther with Stor Fixtures, Desks, Sealed, Horii yaks, yy order HERMAN P. KREMER, Assignoe. _ UCTION —OOLE & MURPHY WILL SELL AT AUG. tion, on Tuesday, March 25, at 1036 o'vlock, on the promise 882 Macon ut., near Yates av., Brooklyn, the on gant. Partor, Satta inlet oe 3 are arlor ning, “Roota sults, arpa cr bate tae Horse, Harnese and AMPBELL, AUCH OS AES, el ete 1zist ‘st. Harlem. “gow ‘Supiliet: Se Suuces, Pickl Vinegar, Srrupe, Reaction, Fails, Counter, ae aoe pl Seal Sto fi oy ree Counters, Tos Ghosts, ‘Cattse Mill, ‘other Goode; Store Furniture and foviteds No reserve. Gi Family Flour, i. rocors, buyors, dealers specially ALTMAN & CO., 19TH BT. AND 6TH AV., WANT ber of nest and tidy cash boys, with good refer pply at 19th et. entrance, VAMILIES AND AGENTS DERIVE SPECIAL AD- Soeantares by, bazin Te eee from the CANTON TA Call or send for cire (00D CANVABSERS ee Se THE ant ‘selling books in America, CHARLES DREW, 9 Mur- OY WA ONE WHO RES! his parents and can como well recommended may apply fn own handwriting, wages, $3 per wook. Addecas at 297 New York Post oitice. URE TEAS.—AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE to sell to families. hotels and large consumers; largess stock | in the country ; qual she call ro Pate TE WELes rye PANY aor 2uL Fulton at ANTED—TO ENLIST IN THE SIGNAL CORPS. United States Army, six good instrument makers; must have fair English common schoo! education, a good eharac- tor and willin, to cnttet a0 valdiors; pay silowances about $7 ber mont! Add: aod ao RUL kd OPFICE, Chief Signal Officer, Washi WaANtepirany | anOKE — Pi jmarried ; ‘employment; large stock and grain ‘farm, teed Fei Fiver Valley, Exporionced larmers ma U. HENDRIK, #1 i lly or by lester Be sed at Rosceson. y, oF by letter. ANTED—VOR A WHOLESALK DRY GOODS OF- ee. 4 boy who weites woll. Address REICHEL, box 117 Herald office. Wi ANTED—CAXY. ‘ASSERS TO SELL WRINGERS AND ters on the ingialment plan, C."H. THUMPSON & o.. To, Coure #t., Brookly: PANTED—A COLORED Your “AS WAITER POR 1 house; mast be quick and obliging; wages $10, w Gress Joues ANTED—A GOOD. BOY, 14 TO 16, WILL ing to make himself generally sot; one living with is parente. Call to-day trom 4 MACKENNON & 0O., 21 Park row. WWANTED—A 6 am ‘BUSINESS MAN Te TAKE SUB. W vcriptions. 10 to 4, $22 Broadway. room 15, PV ANTED—A RELIABLE COLORED MAN, WHO 18 & good city driver and handy about the house, Ad- dross, with reference, PHYSICIAN, station K, Post office. Wantep—vouxa MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND willing to work as general sorvant in an uptown club. Call, with ee the superintendent, 12 East 20th st., bacoment. ANTED—OYATERMAN, TO OPEN AND WAIT ON tables. 948 Broadw: WASTED” BOY, NOT YOUNGER THAN 14, IN AN ltige: must, ruside with parents, Address, Iu own dwriting, A. K. 8., ak ‘aNTRD—A BOY an ry STORAGE, WAREIOUSE or week. Ad- TOKAGE, box 16 of 17 yours of age; wagos $2 dress, writing, b Feterence, 2u2 rset cnt oft ANTED=A | ‘AGON man of exporionee dress, with reforence, B., box 124 Herald v1 TANTED—AN UNMARRIZD MAN TO DRIVE A aoquainted with the city; must fur- rom last employer. Address DRIVER, THE TRADES. PENTER, TOGO TO HONDURAS, PREMA- ne speaking Spanish preferred. Address, with vox Fost ofice. ourTERS WANTED.—ADDRESS LOWELL URKE, Wall Paper Manufacturers, Vhiladelphis, OTEL.—ENGINEBR WANTS SITUATION AS JANI- tor; will do steam or gas fusing, lockamithing and ail rose ENGINMENe, 117 Went 24th ot., OUR BOSTON BRANCH, AN BX- rienced custom coat cutter. Apply at 417 Washing: F216 Broadway, city, HARRIS & CO. ANTED—CARPET UPHOLSTERER; ONB WHO undorstands hanging paper preferred.’ Address, with roterence und wages expected, CARPETS, ‘ANTRD—AN EXPERIENG woll recommended and nce sryAmeriean preferred. Call on or G wd Village, Long Isl FANTEDn RST CLANS BOOKBIN Savior. G- WAGHNFOUIN, [70 Geuteo oe Y¥ JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER—SALE THIS day, 1054 orclock, 230 "Sd" av., the stock of second hand er retiring trom business, s,cotslating of Bedstead: Washstands, Chairs, T 8, Mattresses, Ico Boxes, Plimpton Bedstead, “Loangen Solas, 25, Stoves, Mirrors; also the Parniture of ten roomie; everything mast bo sold and removed immediately. Bx JOseeH E, WEIGERT, “AUCT! ONE —SEE morrow stock and fixtures frat clase dt ies’ and gent's turaishing gfal eusorsmont; six blagk wi vain Desk, Mirror, Showcases, Stools, &c. Pull particulars morrow. Bar ntRATTON. GENERAL AUCTIONEER —O7- afice wd aalosrooin'39 und 41 Bast 13th ot. Sales at pri. Vato residencos solicit Glen FEL 2 MORRIS, YENNER & CO. White st., will sell ou Wednosday, March 23, at 11 o'clock, tor cash, for ace hderwriters and for secoune of when, It may concern, 100 bales of Syprlaps, damaged in the voyage of importation, BO. A] LEAVITT & CO. AUCTIONEERS. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March 27 and 23, at 10:30 A. M. at the residence 100 Ki 19th at. AN UNUSUAL HOUSEHOLD SALE, THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF OFTHE PRIVATE DWELL. in, Bu- Dany ee. ING 100 EAST 1TH ONE OF THE IM: ‘ANT SALES OF “Tite SEASON. ON" HIB. TON WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, By permit only. SUPERB CHINESE CABINET, CARVED VENETIAN STIFO, VENETIAN BEVEULE ED MIRRORS, BONY CABINETS, HA D, MINTON AND COPELAND Wakes, ALL FROM THE GENT it ESNIAL EXPOSITION, Dresden of the King’s Period, fine Chinese and Jay Faionco, sereons, raw silk Portier IRSCH & SWARSZKOPE, A AUCTIONEERS, SELL 2 v'elock, 305 West 24th st, complete Fixtures of Butcher's shop. IRSCH & SWARZKOPE, ave ell, 10% o'clock 30 Ist» joon Fixtures, Tablos, Dealers tavited. SWE! NBERGER, AUCTIONEER. wookly su usehold Furniture aud go chandine this ¢ oy aduy, March 25), at 1 jowory, #5th at., sulle this day, | . Pibe Perulsshe ei rt Besos, Yomaly “Iochaing housokeeping aud going tc Kurope: ong Net, covered rope (4 plecas, with Slips); Ulack washut Wardrobe, 1 inarite Drossin ¥ ‘ 02 o'clock, 142 Sd ay., the entire ‘How of # large house, removed ing, in part, of Parlor Suit ty ang Brussels Carpets, Chamber and Budfoom Furniture ud other Mt China ‘Sets, part of NUSSBAUM, AUCTION RIVINGTON 8. wells this day, ions o'clock, Le re) fa av., Stock and Pix: wures of ¥aney Goods Store, in lute. ORTGAGK SALE. VAN Ere tara ~ FURNITURE, & A & “KEARNEY, a large assortment of Household Furniture, Keeebg | ot Parlor Suits, in carved rosewood, walnut, apa Bedroom Suite in rosewood, walnut and Fog KS xteuds, Washstands, Commod: om irubes, ORTGAGE SALE.—A. o'clock, 0734 Ludlow at Nagles, Attorney for Wongeore AT AUCTION. PAwreeo! ROKERS weee exe TCliKS AND JEWELRY LD, Auctioneer, 152 Canal at., near Bowery, will fais dey. at 11 o'clock, 700 lots sold and sliver diamond and gold Jewels us, Binge, gs; gold Guard, Fob and huins, &e.; also Guns, Piaksia eee Blesion: Slingeware, be My crtae Thornes Greou, 171 Bowor, AW NBROKE, bee AND JEW- elry.. iy FIELD. Fees wer, FE} ‘Canal st., will setl on odiny, rill, wt ll o'clock, gold and silver Watches, 4 nond and gold eal, old Chains, 7“ ous. Nilverware, Jc., pledged, previous to Marci By order I Simpsor ‘PAwNBRoKERS LE. DAY, JAMES AGAR, ‘Auctionoer, will veli at tht’ Bowery, 700 lots Di Shawls, Remnants, Table Linen, Underclothing, Shoots, Spreads, Blankets, Boot: Coats, Pantaloons, Vests. | By order of solomol PAWNEROKER'S SALE.—THOMAS J, MGRATI ‘Auctioncers, ‘Lots Men's and W wilt sei, this day, 11 o'clock, 700 Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Quilts, Bu sikats, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, &: Coats, Pants ‘and V. By order Solomon Stern, ECRIVER'S SALE.— yee ene manor ot the. epplicasion for the ep: pointment of u recetvor of the Nativual Trust Company of The city of New York. Th pursuance of un order made and entered tn the abovo mattor on th (of, Rebrunry, 1878, 1 Willian J. mam yell at public ry eat ‘by it Bray th, suctionser :—400 1 i Obig und Mississipyl Railway Company o par or bominal value of $1,U00 bared fceeaptivels 20L to 240, both” in- both "inclusive; 301 to. 40), both in a1 to S00, both inelusiv to 685, both in- sluaive: 2,171 tee. id both inclusive: oF_o0 en of said Donde au tay be necessary 10 rales the sum of one hundred thousand dollars, with Interest thereon tro first day of Fobrasty. 1879, and the expenses of such jaid sale will be mado sabians to the Aporoxs of the Sa. some Const f ” LLIAM J. BEST, Receiver. ¥. Suvra, Attorney for Receiver, 23 Nassan st. mentioned bonds stands adjourned The sal 16 abo e the Sst uy ‘of Marel, ABT, at the same hour und place, order of the Supreme Court. ‘Dated larch 21, 1879. rare WILLIAM J. Poctod Receiver. ¥. Surra, Attorney for Receiver EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. BS (ANCHOR Ein LINESUNITED 8 erates MATE STEAMERS. eh Fro’ pee 20 Sonn Riven CIRCASSIA, Mar, 29, rs mq shiver Now 3 a 12. om DEVONIA, “Apel 3.3 BOLIVIA, April to $40, * Excursion Sisketat seduced ra rage, 23. ORK TO LONDON DIRECT. jer 46 North River, foot of Charles st. rye 10A.M. | ALSATIA, April 5, 3 P. M. Excursion tickets at ‘reduced rates. SON | PRoriiens, Agents, 7 Bowling Green. AUSTHALL ‘Cabin, __HEND! U ae ‘States and Royal Mail steamers. town and Liverpool. NOTICE.—Tho steamers of this line take the lane routes recommended by Lioutonant ee U8. N., on both the outward and homeward Danenenss ADRIATIC jay, March 27, 8 A. M. ALTIC. 3, 2:30 P.M. BAITANNG pril 12, 10.4. M rom Wlvo Siar dock, foot of Wost 10th Rates—Saloon, $30 $60, $30 and $100, Return tickets on u ee p uor pigs, pection of plans and other information app) ty at aiy"s offices, $7 Broudway, New York. or Liu Wal: Philudelphin, RJ. CORTTS, Agent. tho cony ut st, LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMEKS ¥OR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER: CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday Marea 20, oA, Me CITY OF CHES’ April 5, 3 P.M JOHN G. MPERIAL ams WAIL, —HAMBURG-AMERICAN Packet Company's line for Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and Hamburg :— LESSING. March 27 | SILESIA. WIELAND. ae to Plymout Hamburg KUNHARDT & OO, ‘Goueral Agents, 1 Broad at., Now Yi ©. BRICHARD THOAS, General Passengor Agents, 61 Broadway, Now York, ork. JUNARD LINE. NOTICE. ‘With a view to diminish the chances of collision the steamers of this line take a specitic course for ull seasons Mets itward irom Queento' New York nthe outward passage f entown to New Yor! or Boston crossing the meridian of 50 at 49 latitude, oF nothing to the north of 43. Ou the homeward passage c crossing the moridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nots rth o' NEW YORK, TIVEKroO A AnD an wee Wed,. M cluding a Ld Steorage tickets to and some all parts of Kurope at very oftice, No. 4 Bowling Grevn. SG. PRANCKLYN, Agent. anennanee rae STEAMSHIP “ATLAS EMBARK onsen = been foot of ae st., es Sere gity, , March 26, Heksctie" 's Bowling ¢ oon, New York. Gar LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS for Queenstown and Liverp leaving ploc 38 North River. f foot of King st., Wyoming. .March 25,7 A. low rates, Proight and passa Montana, april | Hoon, Cabin pi . according to location. Smoking. bath roots ati felere ‘on each steamer. Interm te, teers 0. Oe TELTAMS & GUION, Broadway. PECIAL NOTICE.—THE GUION MAIL STEAMER WYOMING, Captain indd, leaving Pier 38, North River, foot of ‘King » for usenstown and Liverpool, on y, Marel . procisely, hus superior ‘ne- commodation tor oabin, intdraediate wai steerage paseen gore at lowest oe PMONVILLIAMS & GUION, 20 Broadway, a WESTERN STEAMSHIP. LINE. BRISTOL, ENGLAND, DIRECT, taking Sane lomanonea for London, Usrditf, New port, Gloucester and all ports in British ‘Channel, from ior 13 East River, as follor bee ve NA. $50 0 B70, i bey FAWCETT. Gat in paw or pas ly to W. D. MORGAN, 70 South st. MERICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL .The only haierromep is line sailing uuder the American ail THURSDAY as ee Ubi = LANG IS sails THURSDAY ¥ naa ta wet ng the Belgian and Uuited 8 Rescate heii ove! carrying i aaye trom Puiladalphin and New York ra SWITZERLAND tall WEDNESDAY. Maren 20. 8 A.M. Vor ratos of passage and utter information nape T & ents, ‘307 Walnat st., Phila tp hia; 52 Broadw: ‘ork. SOUN McDONALD, Agent, 4 ital place, New York. wey LINE OF STEAMER: YOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, Kagla pier ‘as follows :— ee Hobak Ty 72] be LEPAN’ ding issued to and from apd scotland? ulso to tl stSuNE Bok A Willian tron sor HINDOO. ‘Through ee ae April 9 April 16 ports v0 Kast tic and iat se: vc — aac ater tof Canal ndonderry. from out of Cu etary OF Pov PRNNSV LY ANTAL irsday, Mares Pires $50 to $70, according to mecomm Return tickets, S10y te o $12; socond cabin, $40; revura tleket: ‘aban BALDWIN & 0O.. Aronts, 72 Brondws STEERAGE TICKETS AT 45° Bs. VADWAY Y AND COMPANYS. pink FOOT OF CANAL Ew ¥ PENERAL TRANSATLANTIC SoMa BETWEEN Al jer, ow a2" Ne ve a Sang! Wednesda: re Tat! UK, Delord. FRANC + Frudalle, PRI PASS. wits Firat cabin, 8 $100; jsocond cabin, $05; third cabin, $95; stowrs ime lu wine, Ing and utensils. REeony Tok AT REDUCED RATES, Stoamers marked ®. do not the. st ngers, Checks nts edit, Lyoanate, of Basta (a ae ‘simounte to wait. YITERDA a Ren Rap chase steomers of this Hing, enrrying the United States mail to the Netherlands, ‘company's plor, ad- rest Pavonte forty, Jorsay fey Wednentay. March 29 esday, Mare! vei Nour GERMAN LLOYD Steamship Line betwoon Now York, Southampton and TS IN THE iD Rw, 2 Howling Groon, AN, *ORLIuC! 1s & ion “) LoAN LINE ROYAL MALL erea SHE ALL from Baltimore Mareh and From iHallfax MOMAVIAN, March 22; March 20; April’, ‘shurtest seoun 8. accoramod passnge. Superd mods ‘COAST WI8s ee he E STKAM Steamenip OFT Pr Stent SHY Ob Peking ay. From San Franeiseo to Honolulu, “Sew rr i steamship CITY OF SYDNEY, Monday, Apeil ioe freight and general i on the pier toot Sandwich For tho Passenger Department, No. ait (OR NEW ORLEANS DIREC MORGAN'S LOVINIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD AND STKAMSIIP COMPAN Y¥. | eat pp River points, Shreve he Texas Central, pcranne Indianola, Bi d Brownsville. Insurance at lowest rates. ‘orpus Christi freight earried to ‘indianoin for forward. | ing Tt suiling vossels at through rates. ‘oF treight and oe aut S « 158 Chatham st. corner Mulberry, | COAST WISE STEAMSHIPA, a a N ALLL haccagll bs in ratty td LINE, for St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, ‘Rio de Janciro, connecting at St. Thomas with Gorninn _atoamers tor Ports Rico and Spanish Mai w first class iron steamship Cire OF PARA, Cap isrpanter, will eall for the above ports on Saturday, wil 5. atl “Bsitivaly no no » Freights veeaived aftor 3d. Freight must be Freigt at low rates taken for the above ports. Freight recoived at all times ut Roberts! dock, Brooklyn, Insurance lower than by any other line. higgere desir. ing insurauce can effect same under our open poli vr frvlght eukageiuents oF passage (havi olegant ac- commegarene 4 Il MALLORY & CO., Agents, oftee plor 20 BR CaS INDIES AND VENEZUELA. — VEST Quebeo and Gulf Port ip Ci For BERMUDA. at sentabip CARIMA, “March 37, ASBOROL: For ST. JOHNS. P. Por THOMAS, LA- GUAYRA ind PUERTO GABELLOS steamship HADJI, Mareh 26 For MARTINIQUE, BARI stamp HAMAMA. dort Tepe whe FBREIDAD, Ol and ius w Sreleiht, panenee 508 ies euranoe apply to i © Coie rn M teammers Lee ier % Noni River at 3 for hep ANA DinKer eid BaP oto at Progreso, Campeachy and eee, ssutNGnoN (Havana dais) There day, Apel 10 ne oy Or Wee CK " ot ree Sys w Steumers leave Now be jeans April 2 a1 Srey for Vora Crug, via’ Mutamoros, Tampled and ‘Thspan, connecting with steamers for Havana, New York and above port: ¥. LEXANDRE « SONS, 3 ‘31 and 33 Brosdinds: YOR HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE — ‘Those tirnteluss steavrships will sail at 3 P.M. from. jer 13 North River, foot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, + follows amer MORRO CASTLE Wednesday, April 2 Stoumer SANTIAGO. DE Saturday, Apeil 12 For freight and passage, having unsurpassed dec dation wiht ng AMP. CLYDE & CO.,.No. 6 Bowling Greon, .. Agents in N eyes Brom pir 17 ant Rivor, 9 P.M. ‘rom i vt BH BARATOGA: etsecsccrresscees cW 83. NIAGARA Tickets issued also for VERA ean DIA ISLANDS, in connection with French and English po ship lines for Havana, JAMES E. WARD & CO., 113 Wall st. TUAS MAIL LINER, FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA, calling at the following ports, vis. :— Kingston, Jam. Hayti, Gonaives, St, Mare, Port au Prineo, Aux Cayo and Jacmel. in Haytl Savanilia, Curthagena and Aspinwall, Groytown, Nicuragu: piexular fortnightly sailings from pier No. 51 North ver ne FOR a FOO Aah baoteID hag oF AILSA. . 22) A FOR INGSTON GAM) AND HAYEL, ano waits He, Mareh 13] CLARIBE! March 27 A sapariar fret glaze pesacnget meena RWOOD & CO, Agente at, TPEXAS LINE POR GALVESTON marcas AT KRY Wost.—The steamor STATE OF TEXAS, Captain Nick- greou. wil gall from pier 20, East Rives Biturday, Murch ‘Through bills of lading, given ‘to Houstor inte ‘on the International and Great Northern, Galveston. Hous- Honderson, and the Galveston, Harrisburg and Sam Antonio ruilrow For froight, passage and general information apply to Y & CO.. Agents, pier 20 Bast River. ‘ACKSONVILLE DIRECT—MALLORY LINR—STEAM- ors leave pier 20 Kast River every Friday at 3 P. M., for jacksonville, Fla. Sodehitie. at Brunswick and Port Ro; ys Steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Captuin Onester, will sal Friday, March 2%, at 3 P. M., ‘makin Jacksonville with steamer SECR) MA! LLORY & CO.. Agent LORIDA RATLROA! 'D | STEAMS ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FLORIDA, LING EVERY SATURDAY, LOWEST RATES OF basgaed 1 ToD. PASSAGE. Steamship TYBEE.. 'URDAY, March 29 and every SATURDAY Faerie for Fernandina dircet, from pier 12 North Ri issuing through tickets and juts in Florida, a Flint rivers and cont. Bills of lua! for further Jaformat passengers, upply to clove connections as T for Nassau. C, H. vor P LINE. fo for ah billy oe iia and ad Biss 117 Weet ra oe ‘EW ORLEANS DIRECT—THE CROMWELL LINE RLEANS wil Mi «from pie! cent o fading giver points on the Mississippl River, apply to CLARK & 8) Jin st, ALIFAX, N. 8., AND JOHNS, N, F.—CROM.* Sal Nus:—Sieamships leave se follows. trota,pler 10 North River :— + ,Thureday, March 27 wing’ “oxcelieat’ “secommodations, oF CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West st, Oo” DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, pict a7 North River. for NORVOLE, PETEWSBC RE end RICHMOND, TUES. DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a with all het age gts for the esOUTt SoutIWiNE to Mobile nd principal Yor freight oF passage ‘or passage freight, apply to WEST; with steamers for NE EWR Wasninaiol stoaners for Del. and REWOBOTI, BEACH ‘and cqnneeting ilrouds, TUES. DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 2 P. Through passenger ti at lowest rates. Insurt Froight cocelved dally nt pi office, No. 197 Gapenwich st. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDL. OSTON-—FARE REDUCED VIA FALL RIVER CINE: uly $1 50 to Boston. Tickets limited and day of sale for continuous passage on stoam leaving Fall River the following morning at 5:30 (or on arrival of boat) Regular tickets at $3. good om any train between Fall River aud He facaiticent wt NEWPORT and OLD COLO! Y. lea) Yor (Sundays excepted, from pier oN North River at 8 P. MG leave rooklyn | vin “Annox” boat at 4:30 P.M. Ia MoOREADY, Prosident,_ Feu! BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAS‘ THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE, NINGTON and NARRAGANSETT, from 5 v. M, (Sundays excovied), relight only ‘daily (except, Sum foot of Warren at., at P.M. pi ee rs 'N. es foot ram PROVIDENCE vE days), from plor 2 N. B.. ETROPOLITAN BLSvArED ee OPEN FROM 530 A. 12 P.M. RECTOK ST —Nearest point ver Walt stroot ferry, necting with cars for South for CORTLANDT st Ne rest ‘poins for Jersey City end Commanipaw ferri Pa rest Point for Post office, City Hall a Bagel street ferry te Hoboken, “CuANa KS 8T.—Nearest point tor Pavonta and Erle Railway for FRANKLIN GRAND ST.—Nearest lor Dosbrosses atrout ferry te Jorsey City, connucting with, sare tor Devbroesen Grand stroet ferries. BLEECKEN ST Condectt yewith cars for nat and wont 'H ST.—Nes pher street Hoboken, con with & a “Obristopher and be Past 1 ST. jearest point to Union Square, Wallack's and Lysoata theatrse, Aeedeuy ot Music, Irving and Taman: halls, connecting with cars for Kxet Twenty-third am yet treet ferries. AT.—Neareat point, to Hooth's, St, James’ and Park then rand Opera, Howse, arden and Ma- fonts ‘Temple ‘and for necanpibiea’ street my to Jersey Cit BID ST.—Nenrest point to Standard, Broadway and Fifth Avenue theatres; Aquarium uud San'Francisco Minstrels, connecting with ears tor Weehawken ferry. "LD Ste Counscting with New York Treuafor Company's cabs for a Central Depot. SSTH ST.—Nearest point to Central Park, counecting with ears of Belt Line Railroad. 58D ST. AND SPU AY. FOR UPTOWN TRAINS tako cast sido stations. FoR DOWNTOWN TRAINS take west side pation will run to S8th st. and 6th av, and 53d st. and Sth PARE by CENTS, ee betwoon the hours of 5:80 and 730 A. M. and 5 and TP. M., when the fare ts 9 cou WM. R. GARRISON, President, M. Van Brockitx, , Superintendent, De City Hall Beaneh of the New York Elevated Ratlroad will be opened for travel om Monday morning, Mareb 17, 13870. is, will be ran betwoon Cit, City Hall station and Harlem trom 5 A. M. to 12:30 midnight. rata: will bo ran from B90 A. Sto 12:30 midnight. Grand I trains will not be run op Sunday. Grand Central passen; going north from City Hall transfor at fourth street station and going south to City Hall hi sfer at Chatham ee eer BE, RICKER, ‘General Manager. _Nuw Youn, Ma | 13, 1870. EXCURSIONS. EXCURSION ~ STEAMERS, A..Grven to, charter. BitIGUs Wont st., opposite Ohristop! Aine “FOR EXCURSIONS, 4 M Barges mad toroves. Waser sea —8U) PERIOR STEAMBOAT. jand Groves, Societies, schools and I Bacar apply oatly ter shake ot ‘aye ai oficn of BTARIN pier 14, MARBLE MANTE “PO ATER REDUCTION IN PRIGES FROM IONE 2£11.—Mantols, Grates all mide, of Slate Work Ssxortment; now designs. PENKUYN SLATE GoMPANE, 50 Union square, 4th av, and 17th NRATES AND FENDERS. ‘Tho largest manufacturers of root Low and Mall Low Grates for either hard or soft coal, with dumping and kin ae tachment; Brass open Firepiee with andirons woos Bi Vouders, Fite Sote wad Bear iuds of antique and modern dosiga wholesale and it. Estimates given to builders, 200 and 464 Canal st, if MANTELS, HEADSTONES, TILING, &0., peices, 8. KLABER & CO., Wont Sist st, nook \PARLE {ND ARRLETZED MW. MANTELS, ORAVE- LABBK, 134 Bast 18th st, near dd ANTELA, Nios SLATE AND MARBLE, IN On variety. Ts, STRWART & On To Wont sd vt. DENTISTRY SEY OF TRETH IN THAR 0, 377 Oth ay, feet door Gold and'platina; pricos to sult Open ovonings. JOME AND SEE OUR % SETS OF TEETH, OPEN id ovening. EIGHTH AVENUK DENTAL ASSO- FIL LNG 504 alti