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What was Learned at Fort PIckeus.
From Col. Browns Official Report.l
HEADQUARTERS DEPAR'T OF FLORIDA, !
E,Dr Drovzry. NJ OK

From Col. Browns Official RepOrt.l
HEADQUARTERS DEPART OF FLORIDA,
Fort PICKENs, Nov. %.
GEEERAL-The bombardment Of the 22d
and 23d has ELECTED some facts that are OF
importance, and l notice them that we may
in future benefit by them.
-lst-That with the most efficient guns OF
the largest calibrc and served in the best
manner, no serious injury can be done to
stone or brick walls, or to guns in sand bat
teries, or to troops serving them, unless prob.
ably by rihed guns, if properly protected, at
q distance of from two thousand TO three
thousand yards.
2d-That sbells and hot shot are not 70
be depended on for firing even wooden build
ings, unless having in them incendiary COM
position.
3d-That pieces Of port fire are nearly use
less as such incendiary composition.
4th-Thst brick buildings covered with
slate cannot he fred by either hot shot or
shells at the distance named, unless by &C.
cident, unless the shells have rock fires.
5th-That the trouble and expense incur
red in protecting forts by sand bag
trsverses, &c, is far more than repaid by the
saving of the lives of the defenders.
6th-That no dependence is to be placed
on James rife proiectiles, either as it re-
spects accuracy or range. III had had guns
to be depended on could have silenced the
NEST of the enemy's sand batteries and the
guns in Bsrsneas.
7th-That ships with their present arms.
mani oonnnfH F,n a hAn- -,-A--I
ri1ed guns, and that if our navy is not at
once supplied literally with good rihed guns
it will be very likely to be disgraced.
8th-That on service here, and believe
the remark applies with equal force to every
river and harbor in the Gulf a eunboat
drawing six feet of water and we'll armed
with good Tihed guns can do more and bet
ter service than a forty gun ship, or than
such ships as the Niagara and Richmond.
9th-That sail vessels are utterly useless
in enforcing q blockade.
l0th-That PARROTS rifed guns are efiei.
ent, and that forts should be immediately
supplied with them aud with a full supply Of
ammunition.
would strongly urge that a dozen Of
PARROTS thirty Founders, OF, if to be had, of
larger calibre, be sent to this post, with a
good supply Of ammunition, as early as posi-
Bile. had one which l found to be excellent
but when the navy met with such a mishab
In the Mississippi l was compelled to let Flag
Officer Mexican have it and one Of my IL
FOUNDER Parrott guns to put on one of his
ships to save them from being driven out of
the waters by a little steamer having a ri6ed
gun on board.
am, General, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant.
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Ths R~zssuEssa of sanssu-.-uoW = Deserts
A. 4 Shat


From the accounts given of the execution
Of johnson for deserIion, we extract the fol-
lowing
Early in the morning, which was clear and
beautiful, johnson went over 10 the chap
lain's tent, whele he engaged in religious
exercises with Father +. MoAtes, chaplain Of
the 31st New York regiment, and Father W.
J. Willett, chaplain Of the 69th New York
regiment.
johnson remained Ia the chaplain's tent
until the hour arrived for him to take his
place, the most conspicuous one OF any In the
mourniul funeral procession. The spot cho-
sen for the impressive scene was a spacious
field near the Fairfax Seminary, a short dis
tance from the camp ground of the division.
The troops fell into line, forming three sides
OF Q square, IN the order designated in the
programme, precisely at 8 o'clock P. N.
In the meantime the funeral procession
was formed at the quarters Of Captain Boyd,
Provost Marshal Of the Alexandria division,
near the headquarters Of General Franklin.
Shortly after three o'clock il reached the ia
tai field.
The Provost Marshal, mounted and wear
ing a crimson scarf across his breast led the
mournful cortege. He was Immediately fol-
! lowed by the buglers OF the regiment, fouI
abreast, dismounted. Then came the twelve
men-one from each company in the regi-
ment selected by bAllot-who constituted
the firing party. The arms-Sharp's breach
loading riAe-hsd been previously loaded
under the direction of the Marshal. One was
loaded with a blank cartridge, according tC
the usual custom, so that neither Of the mer
could positively state that the shot from hi
rife killed the unfortunate man. The coffin
which was of pine wood stained, and without
any inscription, came next In q one horsl
wagon. Immediately behind followed th'
unfortunate mar in an open wagon. Abou'
Eve feet six inches in height, with light haiI
and whiskers, his eyebrows joining eael
other, johnson presented a most forlorn spec
tacle. He was dressed in cavalry uniform
with the regulation OVercoat and blacl
gloves. He was supported by Father McAtee
who was in constant conversation with him
! while Father Willett rode behind on horse
: back. The rear was brought up by Com
, pany C, Of the Lincoln Cavalry, forming tn
escort.
Arriving oa the ground at half-past tire,
: O'Clock, the musicians and the escort took
= position a little to the left, while the crimi
nal descended from the wagon. The cofil
was placed on the ground, and he took hi
place beside it. The firing party wa
marched up to within six PAGES Of the pris
oner, who stood between the two clergy
men.
: johnson had expressed a desire to say
8 few final words before he should leave thi
world to appear before his Maker. BE wa
conducted close to the firing party, and, i
T an almost inaudable voice, spoke as FOL
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he cold season is ssFr0aehisg, md T0ur dIm'
viii surely b Bore and perhaps rsndaEed
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TRANSPARENT SHADE.
The Dear

For weeks past they have besu looking forward,
trying to imagine what beautiful things
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-16

NARPENI ER'S TOOLS-N Ev-
~ KRT variety, good and cheap.
sepl7 O0LWELL q 90.
TABLE CUTLERY-A SPLENDID
III assortment a. greatly reduced prices, br sale
~ OULWELL q Co.
aopi I5 Ontario street.
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- - y
WINES AND LIQUORS.

YF,HE ATTENTION OF TAvERNKEEPERs AND LIQUOR
dealers in general is respectfully solicited to the
superior quality of Hammers fresh brewed chsmpagne
A6 This ale is brewed fresh nj all seasons Of NE year.
andthe keeping quality Of it, especially of such brewed
during the most hot weather guaranteed for
any length Of time. Charge $2 per hid and SO perRb
delivered any part of the city Of New York. free Of
pense Pigment, cash delivery. Orders sent to Ham,
spatch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A 7 A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ASTORIA LODGE,
"A l. o: Of o f., held at the lodge room, Saturday
evening, 10th inst in the village of Astoria l.. L. tho
following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted:-Whcreas it has pleased Almighty God in his
wise providence to from midst, while in the
morning Of life esteemed and much respected sister,
Mrs JohnJ Whitehead and whereas is proper such
mourn and commend them the Of God; therefore,
il is resolved, That tender sympathies to
brother and family of deceased sister, hoping the
Wise Power who has removed from them their
earthly mother may watch them and protect them
from all HARM and may rely His mercy for He doeth
oil things well. Second, resolved That we attend the
funeral in body wearing the usual badge of mourning
Third that copy of these resolutions be presented
the friends and family of the deceased and published
the county papers
;SHS i sa s $$eona Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

q & J. BOGART, UCI1ONEERS.-SATURDAY, AU-
ps gust II, at 101s O'Clock the auction No
North william street. Household Furniturc-mahosany
Sofas do Chairs, Rockers, marble top Centre Tables,
large French plate Mirrors Brussels, three ply and in
grain Carpets Bureaus Toilet Tables Gard Tables Clocks
mahogany and black walnut Frcnsl Bedsteads, Hair Mat
tresses, Beds and Bedding Paror and Coit1ge Suits,
pningroom Chairs, Office Desks and Chairs Kitchen Fur
niture Also Meodeon, lot Counters, Ice Boxes &c
q < J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-TIIIS DAY, AT 101s
-. O'Clock at the auction No l North William
street mortgage sale mahogany Marble Bed Billiard
Table Rails Cues, &c HENRY A. FULLEN,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
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CHERIFF'S \SAIE.-AGRlCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
- Seeds, &cA, &c.
CHAM tEleS FAIRCHlID. Auctonecrs,
viii SELL on Nday, August 16, at 10 O'Clock, nj 100
Nassau street large and extensive assortment OF patent
Agricultural mpl 'ments, such as Moving Macnnes Reap
ing Macbues Corn NShelers Grain Cleaners Horse Power
ploughs Rakos Ho vs. Shovcs, Planters, Drills, Ok Yokes,
and every known us I farming Implement; also Seeds
Of NH known Grains ,Corn Garden Truck, Flowers &c
&c JOHN NELLY Sherh
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

4 RMY SUPPLIES.
IA OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE, corner of
Howard and Mercer streets, New York. August H. 1861
Proposals will be received at this office until twelve
O'Clock NJ Saturday, the 18th inst at which time they
will be publicly opened for Ten Thousand Small Tents,
like the French tente abri," sample II which may be
seen in this Office.
The work required in the fabrication of these tents will
admit of the employment of women Employers of that
class of operatives are invited to bid accordingly.
Two sufficient suretes will be required for the faithful
performance of the contract whose names will be given
with the bid
The privilege is reserved by the United &lates to reject
all bids deemed unreasonable.
Proposals will be endorsed proposals FOR furnishing
Tents" and addressed to Major ID. H. Vinton, Quarter
master United States Army.
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DENTIsTRY.

A RTIFICIAJ BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH,
"A inserted while SOFT without pressure or pain
Aching teeth Oere shells can be Allied and preserved
by the discovcre.v, JAMES PEARSON, NJ d. Rooms 500
Broadway west ed', one door above Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

CHERIFF's sAIE-MM WINERY.
- CHAMBERS FAli XChliD, AtCnoNEElsS,
SaIesroom 113ANassau street,
viii sell this day Qrday), August TO- at II O'Clock, at
No. GIG West Twenty eighth street the stock Of an Iron
ing Pumps and other pieces and @rts OF Machinery Scrap
Iron, &C, &c. JUN ktdLS, Snern
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A UCTI0N NOTICE.
"A we VIII sell on Friday, August 49, at ten O'Clock.
100 CASES MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS SOFT HATS,
In great variety Of styles and coors consisting of Caor
ma Amazon, Nutra, Renrew, Opera, ourled and still
brims Prince OF Wales, &C., &c. All fresh and desirable
goods of the latest Styles direct from city and Eastern
manufactures
BOOTS AND SHOES
100 Boots and Shoes comprising full assortment
received direct from Eastern manufacturers.
WOOIIEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
200 dozen plain and ribbed white blue and gray mixed
Woollen Shirts and Drawers, Of various qualities.
Also 200 dozen blue mixed Army Shirts, with collars,
cuffs and pockets.
ALSO
Cloths Cassmores, Satnets, and Clothing Goods general
ly seasonable Goods black and coored Dress Silks
Embroideres Domestic Goods Of various kinds Hosiery
and Gloves Muslin Shirts silk Neck Ties and Cravats,
black and colored silk Vevets, &c &c.
Catalogues and samples ready early on the morning Of
sale. WILLIAM TOPPING & CO., AUCT10NEkks,
Nos. and III Park place and No Murray street
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YTNHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
i young and ACCOMPLISHED Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who be consulted with the sricest confidence all
affairs of life, embracing love, courshp business and
sickness restores drunken and unathfu husbands; has
secret to make you beloved by your hearts ideal and
brings together those long separated Ladies 20 cents;
gents so cents. Residence No. 80 Third avenues above
Twelfth street.
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4 LEXANDER BRANDES, HAMBURG, COMMISSION
N merchant--In country produce-butter, cheese,
grease, lard, &C. Offers his services the American
merchants in this branch and grants liberal advances
consigrments.
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A MAN WANTED--TO ASSIST IN AN OFFICE; HE
N must have $500 to loan ON the very best security,
and he have permanent situation at salary of $500,
payable weekly. Apply at SOC Broadway, up stairs,
Sewing Machine Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

MORTIMER GRIFFIN Il CO.. AUCQlONEfRS.--
"a Over sl3 600 worth Of elegant and COSBY ilouss
hold Furniture to be percmptory sold at public anc
tion 'his day Friday at ocoek, AZ private req
avenues. Rosewood octave riaroorte rosewood Draw
ing Room Suits rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Fur
nture oak Dining Room Furniture Paintings, Statuary,
Bronzes, Etegcres, Bookcase, Mirrors Lace Curtains,
Vases, Oil Paintings, Velvet and brussels Carpets, Exen-
sion Table, Buffet, Silver Ware Table Cutlery Wardrobes,
Hair and Spring Mattresses Bedsteads tommodes Wash
stands Ocloth Stair Carpets, sofas, Rockers, Bedding,
&c Also large isortmont Of Basement and Kitchen Fur
niture. sale positive rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

C,P1Rrrt1 ALISM.-MR COLCHESTER, TEST MEDICAL.
and business Medium, be consulted at his rooms
3I Fourth street, near Lafayette place. Circle this r
day) evening
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CIXTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
- Officers and soldiers of this regiment who wish
enlist for the requested attend meeting TO
be held at Centre market saturday evening August IL
at Eight O'Clock BY request OF Col Pnckney and several
other officers
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

A PRACTICAL MAN, HAVING A SUPERIOR METHOD
IA Of making u Illumination compound applicable tc,
al decorating purposes wishes 10 associate himself with
Wroaks Herald Office
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A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COOK,
IA washer and ironer; no objection to do general
housework in small private family; objection the
country wages DE moderae best of city reference
Tall at ll3 West 10th ST. 9th av in the rear, first
6OOr.
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DOY WANTED--TO MAKE HIMSELF USEFUL ABOUT
ID ofce--one who write plain hand, can come
we'll recommended lives with his parents and willing to
work for 81 per week may apply at 500 Broadway
M
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A UClION N0lTCE-MI. THE FURNITURE OF A
"A private family will lie sold private sale, at great
sacrifice for cash cunsspgof elegant solid rosewood
Parior suit covered with crimson and maroon brocate
(cost S225, VIII be sold Ton Sl00) do green plsh for
SIS rosewood Hegere (cos, 500, will be sold for 500
rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, Turkish Chairs and
Lounges, BuToaGs Bodsteads Waslsiands Sofas, Chairs
Hair Mattresses, Bed and Bedding, Carpets, Curtains
Shades Mirrors &c Apply for three days at 12S Wavey
place corner OF sixth avenue.
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~ ST REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE MIIlTA.-AII.
l. members, OK members and volunteers Of the Seven
y regiment win please return 10 the armory of
all Guns and Military Equipments &c belong ing 10 the &c
neral government State Of New York al the earliest mo-
ment TO enable the make his returns to
the general department. Any persons having claims
against said regiment will please present their accounts
properly certified for payment to the Quartermaser 257
South street. GEO. W. ROOSEVELT,
Quartermaster Seventy .nrst regiment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

TN0R SALE-A FIRST RATE THREE STORY HOUSE
N and full lot, in perfect repair; will be sold low open
all day. 407 Fourth street (Albon place.
JOHN WOODWARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

NJTM. Writers, AUCTION ER-wILI. :FI.I. THIS
w DAY, at two o'clock at 454 Canal street House
hold fGrnlure, laror suits rich Tapestry lhroepy and
oter carpets; Hal aud Basement Ocoths Centre Din.
ing and Tea Tables; Pier Glass Piano, Lace and Damask:
Curtains French and Cottage cdstcas, Hair ana other
Mattresses Feather Beds, Bedding Sheets Table Linen
marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobcs
Dining and Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, China Glass and
Siv~warc, &c. Also, ~ order Of assignee the entire
genteel Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Fur
niture of large family, by order of ]. II. Calvin.
sglce
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A GENTS-WANTED WITH FROM sc TO IS, FOR A
n well paying enterprise Active mon will find this
excellent chance Call at 445 9th av., near 37th ST. third
floor. front.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

NILLlAM ABBOTT, ACCOUNTABILITY NO A.
w East Broadway, will sell, this day, at 1888 O'Clock,
the entire Furniture Lease Stock and Fixtures Of the
ngton restaurant of Twenty seventh street and
Third avenue thirteen double and single Chandeliers,
Lounges walnut Tables, Carpets, Oilcot in Counters
Arm Chairs Range, splendid Ice Chest Croc,cry, Glass
ware, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

(tHEAP CENTRAL PARK LOT, FRONTING ON THE
~ Park to be sold by the ownep for half cash Address
Mr.. Ludwig, Herald Office.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IA girl TO travel with family go childrens maid
and make their clothes if required; would make herself
generally useful Call at So Rector ST., for three days
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DOy wANTED-lN AN OFFICE APPLY AT % FER
ID ry ST.. up stairs.
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WANTS A STrUATION-A SMART, INTELLIGENT
w lad, who writes we'll and is good accountant;
would bind himself for two or three years to respect
able business Address A. B. g., Herald Office.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. a,
~ East Broadway VIII sell, ON saturday ut twelve
O'CLOCK the entire Furniture Stock Fixtures of the
riihuos, oa Rose street splendid English Beer Pumps
mahogany Tables, Arm Chairs line Glass Cas-; and four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

lSSEVENTH WARD HOME GUARD, ATTFNTi0N.--YOU
- requested TO attend meeting Fiday evening,
the 10th inst, at O'Clock, at 6s East Broadway.
". A. BRtJSLE, CaFtain. +
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

nRUG PARTNER WiNTED-lN A FIRST CLASS DRUG
~ store doing good blsness location unsurpassed
Address Pharmacy, station u, Bible House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

| 1IN0R SAIE-REAL ESTATE OF GOOD CLASS, OR
l. other property, free from encumbrance, taken in
exchange for $3.50 600 OF first class first mortgage Railroad
Bonds Apply at No. 40 Union square, Fourth avenue to
| BRADLEY, WARNER " DAY.
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rOMPANION.-A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS BEEN
~ educated in first class b. ardng school is DESTROYS
Nobtaning Situation as companion to Ia y or aman-
uenss; objection 10 travel or to reside in the country.
Address J. NJ box 1873 Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

NOMPETTII0N DEFIED AGENTS WANTED FOR A..
Isaacsen Il COZ celebrated Fly Sticking Paper. The
trade and agents supplied at the rate of 81 20 per 100
double sheets with line box and show cards We also
offer our preparation for the destruction Of Bedbugs,
Cockroaches, Croton Bugs, Ants, &c.
AID lSAACSEN CO., 40 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

GONE REGIMENT WHO MAY DESIRE THE SERVICES
- of young man having brains and nothing else, in
the capacity Of hospital steward adutants coonels
clerk may bear of such an one, recommended from
camille sources, by addressing c. G. b., box 1874 Herald
Office
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MAR.
IA red woman, wet nurse; best city reference il
required Call for two days at $40 Sd av, near 25h st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

A COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-ONE WITH A FEW
IA of land and small dwelling, in exchange for
full paid stock Of manufacturing company In successful
operation Principals may address Rus, box 3 1856 Post
office, New York
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A PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION-TC
IA cook, wash and iron, in private family best city
reference. Call for two days at 60 West Washington
place, near 4th ST., second floor front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

NIANTED-BY A MAN, WITH THE BEST OF CITY
w references from his employers and others, situa-
ton in an office of coal lumber business. Address
Confidential, station b.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS SITUATION
IA TO 10 housework or chambcrwork. Moderate wages.
Please call for two days, at 14s Varick st.
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1 TrFNTI0N. REGULAIlS.-IlM MENIslERs OF THE
N Society os Regulars. of the Eighth Assembly district
requested attend special meeting to be held tA
evening, at the hall Of Pitt and Breome streets
nc Il O'Clock Punctua attendance is necasssfv as bust
hers Of importance win be brought before tie society
Bp oyder Of PETER MCKNIGHT, President
DANIEL HUGHES, Vice President
ROBr SrINsoS, CHAs. g. KEATSG, Secretaries
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A GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAKS GOOD ENGLISH
IA would take place seamstress to take care OF
children any kind of work Good city reference given
GAIL at 81 Watts St. between West and Washinton SITS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

NOOK-A SITUATION WANTED BY A GERMAN
~ cook, who is protested French and American cook
and learned pastry cooking in first class house; best
city reference given Call at T. g. Steurbens 40 Chatham
street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

TIME PRESS.--A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS HAD TEN
i years experience the London, Liverpool and New
York papers, is open to engagement tight or sub
editor on daily or weekly newspaper; can give good re-
duties entrusted 10 him. Address Telegraph, Herald
oalc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

ETyIlE ADVERTISER, YOUNG INTELLIGENT LADY
l. wishes to obtain situation as housekeeper salesvo
man nursery governess or as general seamsress; sal
ry no object would leave the city. Address for one
week Miss Hammond, station ID, Sth ST.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECrAB1.E WO
IA man, as good plain cook and first class laundress
best city reference given. Call for two days at No
Monroe st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16

VLIANTE1D--A MAN OF CHARACTER AND IN
w Huence take charge Of club house, also three
good second hand billiard tables Address box 900 Post
Office