The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1853, Page 5

and present Congress, Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky, has een the successful democratic candidate. G@LERKS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SINCE (6 ADOPTION OF THB CONSTITUTION, IN 1789. Vi TH April 1789 to May 1797..John Becklay ......” ints May 1797 to Dec. 1800, Jonathan W, Oondy, -- ‘enn. Dee. 1800 to Dee, i801. .John H. Oswald... Pennsylvania Dee. 1801 to Oct. 1807 * Oct. 107 to Jone 1815, , Patrick Magruder Jan, 1815 to— 1822.. Thomas Dengherty .. Dec, 1822 to Hee, 1834. Mat. St. Clair Clarks Dec. 1833 to Sept 1835,. Walie: 8. Franklin .... Dec, 1838 10 May 1841... ugh A. Garland .. May 1£41 to Dec. 1843... Mat St. Clair Clarke. Dec. 1843 to Jan, Jan, 1846 to Dec. 1847, Dee, 1847 to Ap'l 1850.. Apri) 1860 to Dec. 185 Deo, 1851 Deo. «Virginia .-Maryland Himpshire .. Tennea6e Richard M. Young ...... Illinois John W. Forney... ~Penn. John W. Forney. ‘Penn. But little is known of the politics of the first five Clerks of the House of Representatives. Beckley, according to Jefferson's memoirs, was a sort of Paul Pry, or eves dropper, who reported the sayings and doings of the federal members of Congress and other gossip to Mr. Jefferson. He was doubtless a @emocrat. His successor, chosen in May, 1797, Jona- than Williams Condy,we conclude wasa federalist, ‘as that party then had a majority in the House of Representatives, as well as in the Senate. He re- signed in 1£00,and was succeeded by John Holt Oswald, who we believe was of the family of Oswald, as democratic editor in New York during Washing- ton’s administration. In December, 1801, Jefferson being President, his friend Beckley, the former Clerk, was again chosen to that office, and continued in the same until October, 1807, when Patrick Ma- gruder was chosen by a democratic House. After nearly eight years service, Magruder resigned, and in Japuary, 1815, was succeeded by Tho- mas Dougherty, of Kentucky, also a democrat. He was continued in office until 1822, when he died during the recess of Congress. His successor, Matthew St. Clair Clarke, of Pennsyl- vania, originally a democrat, but the favorite of all parties, was long known at Washington by members, ¢itizens and visiters to the Capitol, as the prince of good fellows, a bon vivant and boon compavion with all who enjoyed his acquaintance. He gave a new character to the office of Clerk of the House, became conspicuous as a citizen of Washington City, entered into all the best plans for the improvement of the Rational metropolis, and erected a splendid mansion on the square opposite the President’s house, where he entertained his friends with unbounded hospi- tality. Heand others formed a plan for publishing these ponderous volumes of documentary history called the “American Archives,” and Clarke and Peter Force obtained an important eontract from Congress to publish these documents, which are still progressing slowly under the man- agement of Mr. Force, who is now, we believe, the sole contractor with the governmeat for the pub- lication, Mr. Clarke having sold out his interest to him, some years before his death, which took place» May 6G, 1852, when he was sixty-one years old. Mr. Clarke continued to sustain himself in his po- sition as Clerk for some years after the election of Genera! Jackeon to the Presidency, having changed from an Adams man to a moderate Jacksonian; bat the democratic supporters of Jackson finally insisted upon his removal for a more ardent friend of the ad- ministration, andin December, 1833, the popular Mr. Clarke, after eleven years service, was compelled tosubmit to be defeated by Walter S. Franklin, a Pennsylvania Jackson man, of whose democracy there was no doubt. Mr. Franklin died in Septem” ber, 1838, and in December of that year the House made choice of Hugh A. Garland, a Virginia demo- crat, friendly to Van Buren’s administration. The great importance of the office of tie Clerk of the House of Representatives, was brought prominently to the notice of the people at the meeting of Congress in December, 1839, when Mr. Garland, holding over as Clerk of the last House, in calling the roll of the members elect, declined to call those of the whig members from New Jersey, who had a certificate with the Governor's “ broad seal,” but whose seats were contested by democrats who dlaimed to be elected. The difficulties in which the House were involved, by this state of things, were finally overcome by the novel proposition of John Quincy, Adams, to-choose a chairman ot the House until the Speaker could be elected. This coarse was adopted, and Mr. Adams elected Chairman; a few days after which, Mr. Hunter, of Virginia, was ciesen Speaker, and Mr. Garland re-elected as rk. In May, 1841, the whigs, having a majority at the session Talled by President Bastions ois Od Smith, of Maine, (now of cere notoriety,) was nominated in the whig caucus for Clerk, but Mr Wise, of Virginia, with a few other whigs, preferred Mr. Clarke, the old and popular Clerk from 1822 to 1833, and refused to vote for Smith. Thereupon, the democrats ye ed their own candidate, and uniting with the bolting whigs, elected Mr. Clarke, much to the chagrin of Mr. Smith and the caucus whigs. The friendship of John Tyler and many de- mocrats could not save Mr. Clarke when the de- mocrats obtained the majority in the House, in 1843. The notorious Caleb J. McNulty, of Obio, was the Successful candidate, in December, 1843. He enjoyed his honors and emoluments but a short time, how- ever: coming to the city of New York, with a por- tion of the funds of Congress in his hands, McNulty fell into bad company, and consequently became a public defaulter. He was therefore summarily dis- 1d from the cffice of Clerk, and Mr. B. B. French, of New Hampshire, elected inhis place, McNulty died not long after his dismissal from office. He be- to the school of Ohio rowdy democrats, a most violent set of politicians, and always clamorous for office. Mr. Thomas J. Campbell, of Tennessee, was formerly a whig member of Congress from that State, and was s man highly respected. He was elected by the whigs in) 1847, and re- elected by the aid of a few d tic votes im 1849. He died in April, 1850, and was suc- ceeded by Richard M. Young, formerly a democratic Senator from Illinois. The present incumbent was the successor of Mr. RUgtD The position of Clerk of the House of Representa- tives, it will be seen, has continued to grow in im- portance, but the real amount of advantages and op- portunities enjoyed by the person holding the office can only be imperfectly seen by the people. In the hands of an unscrupulous and unprincipled politi- cian, with the powers of the lobby to back bim, it is impoasible to foresee the mischief which the Clerk can perpetrate, even when carefully watched by more honest men than are often found in the purlieus of the Capito! The Opera, Drama, Terpsichorean Art, and KNOX’S fure.—These are the present popular subjects, though the Indios evince tho greatest interest, and very pro Berly too, in the Intter, for they are olegant, fashionable, be- gomire and cheap. Call at ble How orner of Br purchases, The First Cold « Snap.” — Thanksgiving Ly gave us the firet earncst of winter, and it was flowed up of the week; the conse- demand for K uy Sblishment in the Pronoo't oadway and Spring street, and make your ind his place, N filled with elegantly dressed fomales onger to ‘Aine he is offering in the sale of these artic erdwd and secure a “set” of furs at your own pri For Splendid Daguerreotypes, at the Low Price of twenty-five conte, which are uaiversally pronounesd and true likenesses as have over been oxhibite-,go to 8 & CO.’S picture factory, where 400 portraite of th people sre taken daily, 259 Broadway, John portr: at San Fi Broadws Join the 8. Mitchel at Brady’s. - An Original of this distinguished exile, taken by Mr B.'s agent moiseo, on exhibition at'hia new gallery, No. 359 A , ongraved from this pictur, is for solo at the same pce, and also at hie gallery, No. Broadway. aks Largest Size 50 Cent Daguerreotypes, in- eluding case, color and preserver—J. B. REEV £,'Grand atrest ia daily astonishing the public by takiag the t daenorreotypes with the now colors complete, Children and groupe taken imatantly. Corner and Bow § Phrenology at Morrisania.--Mr. O. 8. Fowler mamences a course of lectures on phrenvlogy at McGraw's Morrisania Hall, Morristnis, N. ve Lae Subject, Baturan, 17; Tu 31, commencing at 734 oe. 10; Wednesday, Dec. Deo. 20; aad Class in Phre’ Mr. Fowler will ive the first Jess «to the class in practical phrenology, or w to describe character by exami sing the head, this even- a the Phrenological oom, 131 a street, at 7) Magnificent Library and Ulustrated Books im the ohoicest binding.—Now on view, (Tuesday,) the groat lection of the choicest and coke recently formed E Mr. ©, embracing ell that is e e and di le in ti and Paris book markets. ale to commence on Thoraday next, at 3 o'clock. BANGS, BROTHER & » 15 Park row. etiany @ eat Brothers beautfal- lored M Genire for Theo ib ie are rt M4 possible, to avoid dameburg. Portable Toilet Cases.—The compact and Perfect utility of thore articles render them indispensablo been pl iis from home. For vale Ay SAUN- T pliacure cal z BRS, No.7 Astor Ho’ an fe Comb Faetory.—The newest styles of La- les’ come, in tortoil 6 variety is, bevord sll dovie. the} mre meee to ereer sy tga btw ess Dever fb k ane Perham’s Gift Farm ts pronounced by the {¢ shareholders appointed to ex eT ee a. do ¢ areey family all the comforts of lif ho takes Hit'duch will invout thelr do Niars to, get nag ip oF aroun ries aud Soutcibute abele dollars in hopes cf celebrated Koliang. sstablishment of Mr. Water Ez of Perham’s gift ticket: ry, embracing re large varlety and pocket kniv Fancy Cutle of sportem f the most rare Rapp’s Patent Sctentific Niche Gold Pens — ‘Tore pons embrace all the proporti contained in the finest ‘Addition to which the arecumbiaed. and fully associated an Wholesale and retail, by SaM’L F. HALSBY, way, corner Reade street, next door to Stewart's. ne and pencils on hand suitable for fr The Best Pianos in the World-—It ts an tudonisbio fact that T. Gilbert & Co. wish icon frames vorld. They defy o HORACE Jollie’s Musical Gifts for 1854.—The An- nouncement of Mr. JOL'1£’S mu great excitement oniled Jn lien’s Music for the } music. which would, 14 separate pi sides which he gratuitow pianos among the purchasers. circular scales, are the best in the ti — for tone, quality, and ifts has created » For one dollar hi a handsome book tea one hundro Seo advertisement in another From the Home Journal—“We advise those who wish to improve their handwriting to bear in miud ‘that there is neta place in the world where the art of pon- either more agreeably or more perk establishmont of Mr. can be acquired, GULDSMITH, 3 Diamonds. — Dav! Broadway, corner of White stro styles of setting, prices. DAVID RAIT, I Jewelry at Manufacturers Prices Rich ld jewelry of new patter Rait, Importer, ‘up stairs, offers for ings, bracelets of lat |, at manufacteror’s arrii lid 18 caret gol. Furs!—The Beet and Cheapest Ladies’ Furs! #0) at the lowest prices at best furs are now bein, E noxt store but TT & CO.’8, 251 Broadwa: ‘one to Leonard street. Every article offered by thom is made elegant and fashionable shapo of the darkest and it it own order, aud warranted in , imported to th every oase perfectly Furs! Furs! Fars!—A li tippets, victorines, ten, mountain marten, French sable, mink marten, buffalo robes, at very low hi cap, and fur store, No. 212 ory assortment of nd cuffs, such as ko., &c.; also, hate joes, for cash, at A’ reenwich strect, Cloaks! Ladies’ Cloaks.—The Larg most beautiful assortment of fashionable ladies’ cloaks will now be disposed of at excoodingly low prices, »y FRANK BENNETT store but one to Leonard street. Overcoats and Talm: ment now on hand at 380 Broadw stor beaver, trim wed it i tho very latest importation in eatin, plu Cassimere pante—2,000 pair French o Co, 531 Broadway. ich and costly style. , and silk velvots. ere, from $3 to $12 “Now on hand, at 380 Broad- eit overy sate, with and richly trimmed. Also, suits in blue, brown, i, wt strictly reasonable prices. Boys clothing GEO. LEVIE. Clothing. —Clothing for the Winter, at the well-known clothing establishment of H L. FOSTER, 27 Cortlandt street, where fashionable clothing, beri made to order, all sold at Heavy Suits, with Trifling Dai had at DROMGOLD & PROCH’S olotning store, 120 Ful- Call and see some of their beautiful stook befo you purchase, and there isno fear of your gving elsowhers. Procrastination is the Thief of Profit as » giving bad fits, making false promi irt manufacturer can have. GRE! ever does either. motto with a!] customer: Undershirts and Drawers.—Our large as= sortment of desirable goods comprises Gentlemen about purchasing tor their own wear are roques® ed to eall and examine tho stock. tlemen can find is the worst fault ery size and quality. Parcels sent home with- IKA PEREGO & SON, 61 Nassau street. Silks and Velvets are not Sufficient in this cold weather to protect the health of our ladies, i they do want something more substantial, and if you aro literal minded enough to understand the bint, roonir at once 5 orner of Wooster, and take kind, every ‘size, every > BANTA’S, 106 Canal stre ‘ook at his stock of furs. shape is to be found there, and at the most reasonable prices, Gentlemen, do go; the" ladies will excuse your, absence for halt an hour on such an errand, infants’ roves, inte’ waiste. | ‘ts, at 188.; 500 bl hemmed stitch handkerohiefs, at $3 ADDEN & STRWAKT, No. 779 Broadway, west oa near Grace Church, Curacoa, — Fockink’s Red and White , in enses, one dozen each, landing ex Michael Tn storo, a variety 0 ir rale by & SONS, 407 Broadway. Kileseler, the popular Lager Bicr Brewer, has opened a very commodious lager bior #aloon st No. 60 Cortlandt, near Greenwich street, whore his old patrons and frienés will find him disponsing edibles of the most acceptable doceription, from 6s. to $4: at $2 50; 1,000 infas rom ds. to 12s.; 300 ladi double Currco Angelo, from Amsterdam. y Dutch liqueurs, JOON js turerior lager bicr, and with promptuess Machines.—An Entirely New In- vention, and made of extra siz linings, 'snd other similar u asingls throad, and hav whereby the necossity o stitching done without drawing the goods. machine in operation, i. M.'SINGER & © One Thousand Dollars Reward wiil be aid by the guogcriber, upon competent evidence boin uced that tho ¢etlance salamana ose of quil sin; @ an entirely original fe fan interlining is avoided, and t Call and see the No. 823 Broadway. cay oth a tIe 9 at the dopo: low Maiden lauo by ROB) strect, ome door by CK, manufac Hair Dye and Wigs.—Batchelor’s Manu- factory for these artic world tor the salt it Acoommodations a tion of hit hair dyo and newly invented wigs and toupees. Nine private rooms all on one YowH Waut a Moustache by New Yer day, and my onguent will make the whiskers or moustacl and thick in six woeks, and won't stain or in. Prico $1 per bottl ‘any part of the country, Ortatadoro’s Liquid Hair Dye, will trans. form the ugliest head of hair into the most becoming color inable; also whiskers and moustaches. are in need of such an articlo, and er Op Shee Bold and applied at CRISTADORO’S, No. 6 just beon awarded ‘ge ever exhibited. ond & varicty of ad, warranted not to fo Knoe-oape, sus: ts and abdominal vai and lisa 36 a Cy ‘Why Don’t You Try Spaulding’s Premiam 10 world for adorning and re Rushton, Clark & @., Al Bocnoat tow, The Consols are Rapidly Falling, and so axe the locks of those who do not use Barker's Tonique, freo from grease, and certain torestore the hair. twen Sold everywhere. ladies’ hair dressing establishment, 439 Gouraud’s Italian Medicated tively curcs and prevents chaps, c., rendering th \d’s Poudro Subtile, fo or any part of the body. » And hair restorative, at 67 Eosemary! The b 266 artio! Horing your hair. Sold b; louse fdrug stores ) Manufactorer an chafes, pimplos, oraptions, ly white and soft. r uprooting hair from Liquid hair dye, Dr. Conine’s Syrup of Giuse: ‘This agreeable compound, prepared from tl ie is doing wonders {n the way of curing colds, and al Wileon, Fairbavk & Co., 43and 45 all respectable deag Post. Also, by Cherles H. Ring, 192 Broadwa; ng a pepe 01 Hanover street, and nis y, and by Boyd Dr. J. S. Rose’s Medicine Depot, Remeved second door trom Broadway. Advisor gratis; it treatsupon all to No. 162 Fulton and get Dr. Rose's Medical diseases and their proper m: Igorating Elixir or an adequate ides of the hange which it occasions id shattered nervous syste ms, Weak by nat: d relaxed or ganixati The mental and Mio stan de er thy, becomes brigh' Tehreshed, feceter ited, bis glocm, of an almost idiotic and activo, and be gocs conscious of new vitor, to his accustomed occupa in tho affect temporary: manent, for th the contrary, the r ‘ordial prop rties of the medicine reach the id restore it to its All Pain and all DI ‘The thousands who are safforing with stitutions are a aired by burns, sore throat, syrup, for coughs vold tions, is unrivalled. His ne'vous and invigor ropertics for physion) ‘ite, and giving pow- confidence and cheerfulnoss to the mind of tne ‘and 8 Brand restorer tom weak constitution, care, Inbor, or att Iso Dr. Re by raising cho New York, Brocklyn, Williamsburg, Jerrey Ci y, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ~@EE SIXTE AND SEVENTH PAGES, YOUNG FRENCH LADY WHO HAS LIVED HERE a year, and bas experience in teaching, and oan furnish Zood reference, would like to obtsiu » few more pupils French aad musio, Address M. A. D., Broadway Post Off TEEN YEARS OF AGE, WISHES tice to the ship building «rsome Jeane a dress Kdward Crowe, No. 7 Chrystie street, any day after 12 o'clock, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS TO GET STITCH ing on rack coats and pantaloons at her own hous, on Singer's sey ing machin call at 68 Grenwich stroct, near Franklin, RESPECTABLE ENGLISH PROTESTANT GiRL wishes a situation as chambermaid, or as puree and weamstress. Please call at No. 412 Third avenue, third fleor, back room. 8 RESIDENT GOVERNESS—A YOUNG LADY CA- je of teaching three little girls in English studies ‘and musi», four hours'a day, would only be required; one Perna if agreeable, will lense call at 29 West Kighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, be- nd 7 o'clock P.M. Calla received for threo yy. A SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS cook, and excellent washer and ironer. ‘The best city Toference given, being four years in ner last place Wlesse call at 179 Seventh avenue, third floor, back room, one door from ‘twenty second strect, YOUNG LADY, OF UNQUESTIONABLE REPUTA- {ion and pleasing sddross, wishes to ensage with somo Indy ae travelling or local companion, She is willing to ap- propriate part cf her time to sewing; compensation not so quck & requisition as kind and respectful treatinent, None but those of corresponding character need answor. Retor- ences exchanged. Address Howland, Broadway Post Offive, A SITUATION AS WET NURSE WANTED—3Y A RE- epectable widow, who is oblixed to part with her own 1 fant to obtain » living for herseil and it; sho isa neat a and williag to oblige. None but respectable p apply at.209 West Thirty siath street. YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD CITY REFERENCE, Wishes a situation as general hougemaid in a private family Can ba seen fr two days at 236 Sixth avoau A FIRST RATE COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN © respectable family; ious to go in the ry; unde her busin j vod city refer ence; Would agsist in the washing and i if required, Ficaso call at dl Watts street, betweon Varick and Hudéon, SCOTCH GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, TO DO Renoral housework. | Can bo aeon for throe days, at 110 Weat Twentieth street, Kighth avenue. A. RESPECTADLE GIRL WISHES TO OBTAIN A situation to do chamberwork and waiting, or to do cham dorwork, Wasbing, andirouimg. Please call at 207 Thompson street Beat city reter.1.ce. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUA- tion ina private family ; understands French and Amer- ican cooking pertectly ing an iy Can be seen for two'da, floor. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, WHO UNDER- stands dressmaking, embroidery and cloak making, 1d wish 10 engage iu u respectable private family as seam- ‘the week or by the day. Plraso call at 162 Kasex , between Stanton and Houston. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MARRIED WOMAN, who has just lost her firet baby, wants s situation as Wei nurse in a gentleman's family; ‘has no objection to travel. Good city referouce given. Inquire for Mra, Moore, 2 Fourteenth street, butwoon avonnos A snd B, as no objection to assist in the wash- lent baker of bread and pastry. t 102 Greene atreot, in tre rear, drat RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHE3 A SITUATION, TO dogeneral housework in @ private family. Ploaso call € et, between Sixth and Seventh avenues CTABLE YOUNG W hambermaid and MAN WISHES A SITUA- iter, or to do fi hing 4; would like to go to California with a family; can pay partof her passage, and the remainder afier going there; would stay with them a long as they want her, Can give the best of city reference. Can be seen at hor prosent situation, No. 6 Albion place, Fourth street, mear Seoond venue, for two dey: RESPECTABLE ENGLISH P#OTESTANT GI wishes ® situation todo light chamberwork and wait- light chamberwork and plain sewing. Good oity re mee. Can be seen at her present employers, No. 61 Bast Twenty-pinth street. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS. ohambermaid, and to do washing. no objectin to nursing or waiting. Plcage oall at 500 Houston stroot, ia the dry goods store. Can givo the best of city reference. RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN WANTS A situation as cook; is capable of. mason up cad kinds of ts and jellies, Mease call at N lameraley street, rear, from 11 A. M. till 4 P.M. Can be seen for two ing: YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION IN A RE- srectable store or ealoon. She is an American, has a liberal edugation, is 8 good writer, and can give good rofe- rence or security. Expects only a moderato salary. Address J. d., Herald office. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A situation as chambermaid a1 ametress. Has good reference. Can be seon tor two days. Call at 29 Washing- ton street, third floor. AX AMERICAN GIKL WISHES A SITUATION AS purse and seams! Best of reference May be seen for two days. Apply at 32 Soamm RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN GiRL WANTS A cituation, as seametross in an American family. Has the best of city reference. Can mn for two days as 113 Chrystie street, near Graad, ix th A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A BITU- ation to do general housework ina smallfamily. Can do plain sewing. Has no objection to go in the country, and ig a first rate washer ard iron Please call at 27 Koosevelt street. back room, first floor, up stairs, A SITUATION ANgED— TO DO CHAMBERWORK and fine washing thd ironing, or chamberwork snd waiting; sbe is an excellent washer and ironer, and hag lived in some of the best femilies in the city. Can give the Veet of ety reference. Apply for two days, at 134 Greene Hordes Houston sud Prince, eccond floor, from 0 5 0’ elook. A MOST RESPECTABLE PROTEST to goto California or nurse sed seamstr: or as ly’s mai dressmaking, and would make hereclf quired. Can be Apply at 1853 ference given. ——— eee A SITUATION WANTED AS COMPANION OR GOV: erness for young children, by a lady who has had exp2r- AES Leste} given and required, Address L. H., Her: al . T GIRL WISHES Orloans wivh a family, a6 ’s maid. She understands nerally useful if re- een fo: two weoks at her presont place. ixth avenue, in the store, Bost city re- OUNG MAN, NINETEEN YEARS OF d writes tho’ English and German lan. boon employed for three yoars in one of at bookkeeper, wishou bu carployment as the agent n 1 exaplo} ‘as the sain clerk, in some Vusinees, wholesale proterred,, Best te: oes civen. Address box 1818, Post Oto YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN vate family, a9 waiter; ho bas good city reforen: no objections to goto the country. Address P. C., Si Car mine street. COKKEEPER WANTED.—ONE THOROUGHLY P conversant with the saddlory hardware trado, and will- ing to go to a Southern city, may hear of a permanent situa- tion by addressing J., Irving House, for two days. WANTS. 10 LAWYERS.—A YOUNG LAWYER WISHES A SITU- ‘ation for o: or lawyers im thir there is much work to do and ‘ew to do the sam for two days, Lawyer, Herald office. 0 DRY GOODS MEN.—A YOUNG MAN, NOT VERY | long in this country. who rorid-a with his pareats, wants asitvation in the abeve busice#, Unexceptionable refer ces cau be given, Addsers A. B C,, Herald office. | THE NATL L AND GENERA ¢ #80 Broadway. will open on Wedn day morning, the 7th inet. First class domestios of unexee tiomable character sud qualitisations, will fide it theit eto repister themsefves at tlis clive; entrance in White street, Broadway [SE DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE, PARLANT LAN | glais et Allemouds, terait ge places comme dame | de compagnie ou fomme de chambre; elle s’eatend on ménage ainsi qu’d soigner les enfants, S'adresser d T. M. 3., 2: Blizabeth street. 0 CHEMISTS AND DRYSALTERS.—A YOUNG MAN, having & thorough know eige of chemistry, both maau- facturing and analytical, is Gesirous of obtainin uation in any way connected with chomical pursuits; be has a good knowledge of businies. Address D., lierald o ANTED—A SITUATION RESPECTABLE French cook, who wnderstap business in all ite branches. ‘Tho best of city reference can be given. Apply 29 Barclay street. EY NURSE WANTED-WITH MILK NOT LESS than two months old. Must have ceod references, aud be strong and healthy. Apply at 34 Gast Fourteenth street, near University place, from 8'to 9 A. M., and 4 to 5 2. M. ANTED—A NEW BORN MALE CHILD TO ADOPT, one of good parentage would be preferred; no objection to an illegitimate cne, and the your gor the better. A note addressed to C, C., Broadway Post Otlico, rtating where the child can be seen, will bo promptly attended to. ANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIR to do general housework or chamberwork, She has lived two years in her last place. Good referrnse given, if required, “Please oail at No, 50 Fulton rtreot, Brooklyi ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL ‘tio be given. Plesse calt for throe days at 234 first floor, front room. =A MIDILE AGRD WOMAN, AS COOK and to attend a small dairy, a short distance in the country. ither Englich, Welch or Scotsh proferred Such & one, With good referonces from ber last place, may apply at 182 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. ANTED--BY AN EXPERIENCED SALESWOMAN, A dsituation in a wholesale or retail dry goods store, or to take the charge of s straw bonnet, mantilia or millinery de- » The bighest be givom aa to ability. Address L, N. D., Hi ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as child’s nurse. Can give the best city reference. Has lived two years in her last place, as wet nurse. Apply at 137 Fourth avenue, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, fifteen years of age, as child’s nurse and sin sewer. Isa good embroiderer. Ploase call at 310 Thir- y-thied street, near the Tenth avenue, fourth story, froat room, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, a situation as nurs ke the en- ; has them on a bettle; would wait on eat of re: ference can be given as to capability. Can be seon for twe duya at 627 Sixth avenue, between Thirty viath aud Thirty. seventh streete, ANTED—AN INFANT TO WET NURSE. BY AN YANTEI—A SITUATION AS COOK need young wom sn. Apply at 305 aveaue ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMA Aritvation as wet nurse Bost of city reference givei Can be seen for two da’ s at 48 Cherry street. in tho rear. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, agitation to cook, wash and iron; she understan The best of city reference oan be given. | Can be seen for washiux abd ironing, er is willing to do 4 small private family. Good eity re for two days, at 77 West Nineteonsh street, | her business well. — —-= Please call at 117 Twentioth etree), rear. two days if not engage ‘The best of sity reference can on etrect. Can be seen fo wake her given. She can be soon °. E pring and Prince atcccts, in the base Lo will .& YOUNG WOMAN, hambermpid ina small bing and ironing, for two days at private family; the best of city referenes, Spring street, in the rea: ANTED—A CHiM3EKMAID, WHO PERFECTLY understands her business; must bea drat rato washer and irencr, with undowbted reference a9 to character and Ninth strect, between the hours of ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, & SITUATION to di eral housework; is a ceod phaia cook, washer 2 froner. Good city referon’ n be seen for two ¢ays 0 Spriug street, rear buildin ANTED—BY A RESPEC "ABLE PROTESY, 44 rirl, a situstion te do chamberwork, and to. seast in rence. Please call, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE you a3 chambirmaid and waiter im @ ro- tale private boarding house 0 be seen for two days if not engaged. Bost of city reference if required. Please call at loa ri iza eth street, back room, first floor. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A MIDDLE AGED woman, to do general housework; is very willing to generafly useful. ‘he beat of city reference N Crouby stree\, between for two days. ing to go in the country, ANTED—A SITUATION, AS FIRST RATE CHAM- bermaid and seamstross, or as chambermaid and waiter, Can come well recommended as to honesty and ea- padility, (None but private families nood apply. | Taquire at bility: Apply at 4 2. . BY TWO RESPECTABL » washer and ironer; ti stress, or children’s nur o Cam be seen for two nll at 202 bast Seventeenth street, third luar, s r Protestant girls; one as cook, ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as seamstress; is a good shirt m»ker, aod un- deretands sewing om lady's dresses. reference ag to character and ospability two daye, at 144 East Twenty-first ntreet, between Second Third avenues, front roo, first flor. ANTED—BY A RE: bi sewer; or would do light shaw ber Good reference given. J’lease cali at 15) Groene street, near Houston, Can givs the best of city Can be seen for PROTSBLE YOUNG WOM. A ‘& situa’ ion as cook ia a hotel ora private family. Caa ci at No 74 Grand str ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHA undress, by ® stead i eat her present MBERMAID AND 1. ¢ whom she mM Opp tel, Gramercy park — Alvo. a situation fr» - — coschman ; one who perfostly understands bis b NTED—BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN, coxehian and groom. Apply as above. tion as cook, or to co the general housework 0 Py = Apply at 27 Charles street, jor two days, if ni 5 A PROTESTAST YOUNG WOMAN, A situation in a small family, t» do general housework, good reference given. Apply at 08 Sands stroot, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A id and waiter, or to take charge the best city references oan ‘ab 150 Gold stroet, corner situation as chambermai: in a private famil, lease call, or addres: of High, Brooklyn. ANTED-A WOMAN, AS COOK, WASHER AND. froner, and to do the other work below stairs (base- A neat person, that is perfectly capable, with T receive good wager reecmmend ations at 42 East Twenty fifth stroet, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Y girl, a situation as chambermaid and to take care of children, or to do the general housework of a small family; ion to xo aehort distance into the contry. Can ty reftrenco from her last place call at 111 Greene street, in the rear, near Prince stroet. maid and scamstrese; no objection to go in the 5 ® Best ot reference. Can be seen for two days, a) 1573¢ Bowery, corner of Broome street. give the best of W7 Wort Twenty-eighth atrost, helow Tenth avenue, “re ANTED—A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS, BY A Protestant you 4 excellent seametri h upon all kinds of ia: mens’ fine line 4 the bert of city refe- atl3l Waverley piace, second floor, oor- Wniep—ny A STEADY PROTESTANT WOMAN, ution ae childzen’s nurse has been nooustome ro and is ® vory neat plain rk aud plein sewing. ANTED-A SITUATIO Y A RESPECTABLE aD, ts cook, who t i ly uo¢erstands ber busi- y ANTED—FOR A COLOKED WOMAN, A SITUA- tion ermaid. ‘The lady witn hor the best re- nderson’s Ho- olored mi a8 ines’ a8 ANTED--A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE young w’man, as cook; understands pastry; is a good bread baker: ie willing to a cist in washing and ironing, of Would kw willing to take @ Inundress’s place, or do house- Work for asmall family, Has no omjeot tance in tle *oountry. Can do well to go a short dis- mmended from hor 38 Kseex street, be- Can be seen for two da; aud G nue. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT }ouDg Woman, & situstion aa laundress, or chamber: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLI¢H WO- man, a situation as cook, has no objection to assist at the washing. | Good reference can be given. Please call at No. 96 West Twentieth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, ANTEP—BY AN EXPERIENCED COOK, A SITUA- tion in that capacity, who can give the ception able references in this city. Please addr 1043¢ Third avenue, near Fourteenth stroet for tw: NTED—BY A RESPECTABL& WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as an experienced xood cook, astry cook; is williug to gocd baker. Would prefer a ho’ ‘American lady, who has juat lost her own. ‘Tho best of referonce given and required. A note sddressed to E. J. V., Herald office, will be promptly attonded to. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woms first rate cook; would have no objeo- tion to wash and ii est of vity reference given. Ci sex for two day e at 36 Greenwich street, first floor, back room.» ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN, a situation as children’s nurse, or to take charge of & Daby. Ploase mquire in the store, 27 Prince street. ANTED—BY # ScOTCH GIRL, A SITUATION aS chambermaid and waiter, or to take of children. Can be seen at 123 Court street, Brooklyn. ANTED—A SITUATION AS SFAMSTRESS, BY A Protestant young woman; he underst inds cutting and fittii afirst rate shirt maker, sad can do all kinds of men’s sewing. Pleaso call at 462 sixth avenue, corner ot ‘Twer ty eighth street, second floor. fron ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION as chambermaid and scamstrots, Gr would do fine washing; she thoroughly understands her business Bost of city reference given. Can be seen for two days at 151 Twelfth street, corner of Univ ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, a cituation, cook; has no objection to assist in washing and ironing; has no objection to go a short dis- tance in the country.’ Good city refereace, Uan be seen for two days at 405 Greenwich stroct, front basement. ‘ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED COLORED WI- dow woman, a situation s+ meat or pastry cook in nil its branches, or would do general housework in @ private fa- mily, if she could have her shild with her, or could go to it at night; no otjection to agtist in the washing. Good refer. ence givon. Please call for two days, from 10 to 4, at No, 22 Clark street, r, near Spring street. ANTED—BY A WOMAN OF RESPECTABILITY, A situation as nur we waiting maid in a gentleman’: family goirg to California; wages not so much an object ar to geé an opportunity of going with » respectable Best of reference. Address A. 8., 265 Fiith streot. seen for a week. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, asituation to assist in attending o ladies’ saloon, or to assist in attending bar; che is well acquainted with the bu- siness, ood reference given and required. Call%s 50 Bay- ard street, in the store ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, wsituation a cook: understands Laking and pastry, and is perfeotly acquainved with her business. Please call for two days at 356 Seventh avenue, near the corner of Thir- ty-fourth street, in the store —BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- cook; is willing to assist in washing and iron- ood city retes Ass lived in her last place two'years. Picase cal at 73 West Fittecnth street, in the ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situation as cook, washer and ironer, ins private family, Bert of city reference given. Can be seen for two daye at 248 Mulberry street, between Spring and Prince streots, first floor, front room, ‘ANTED—-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, situation as chambermaid aad wait gr fo aneiat in. the Wasling and ironing; ehe is capan oizg her b ato oapsbility and character. Please call at 388 Second avenue, Will receive calla for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID OR waiter, or Would asrist in washtn, & most respecta- Mo young woman, who perfectly undccrevauds her breiness in either situ: jest of clty reforence can be given served, who is ia town at hambermaid, at No. 57 Great ll be attended to. Can be seen for two days the washing and woning, ifrequired. Good city iS 18 W est Ninoteenth street, between the Sixth and Seventh Can be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A WOMAN, A cook, one who understands oo »king in all its brauches. Also, s young woman wants a situation as chamberma Waiter; no objec dren for the last three m make herecli generally useful. he best city reference cam begiven. Please call ar room, fortwo days. Mott street, one ANTED—A SITUATION, BY Protestant girl, any other thing that is requir: Pleass nll at & floor, front room, Can bo seen for two days ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 jambermaid, or to do general house work, Can Lo,seen for two day.s YA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to do general housework, or w berwork and aesiat in washiog and ironing; she ¢ understands her busive: B it bessen for two days twean Seventh and £ighth avenues, ANTED—BY A RESPECTASLE YOUNG GIRL, willing and obliziug in every mannei RESPECTABLE as chambermaid or laun Frankfort atrect, second Beet of city reference » 119 West wenty-si % situation aa two Gays at 197 ween Second and Thicd avenues, 7 city referencd given SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT firstrate washer and K Woman, as good cook, Gord city references e Apply ab 215 Mott stra ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU- ation as cock, and to assist in washing and ironing; is a lor respectable boarding. Best ot reference given. be seen for two d: 248 Varick street, in the store, two doors from Clan t. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation as dry nurse; elu ins had the care of chil- ths; would also sew and iron and ‘Trinity place, first floor, back anituarionas chamtermaid, or to di work, in a small family; is a firet rate end iro Has the beas recommendations from her lavt situation. Car be secn for two days at 102 Eleventh street, between First and Second avenues, ANTED—BY ESPECT= BLE YOUNG WOMAN, general house: 4 ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, @ sitaation to do general housework for » small private family. Best of city referense given. seen for two days at No, 3 Hester street, second floor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE xirl, to do the cooking, washing, and ironiag, of a small private family. Can pive the best of eity reference. Cam be geen until engaged, nt 180 West Twentieth strest, between Seventh and avenues. Wie SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT WO- ‘man, as first rate oook, She underetands cooking in all its branches, Has no objection to assisy in washing oF io in je call at, of address 361 Twelfth street, until of city reterencu. WNIEDTA ,DRESSMAKER, ONE WHO WNDER- stands her busine:e perfectly, at 775 Broadwa} ironing. P. suited. Be: ANTED.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN situation as chambermaid and waiter, in s re- wa epectahle family. Can be seen for two days, at 126 Gresm street, first flo ear hu ANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED AU. ituation ns cavk ip Good city reference can be given as ity; is willing to make herself genc 1 betwoon Seventeenth and Eighicenth Vest of city referenc>, Call at 135 amit from $'xth avenue. ED-—BY A FAltuFUu AND COMPETENT YouDK WoMAn, Rs tuntion a8 seamstress in w pri ehe unde rotands dressmaking, the cuttiog aad fitting ren’s clothes, shirt mating, avd all kinds of family sewing. The beat city reference can be a ond trust-worthinost, from her laet employers. Vandewater street, from 9 il 3 o'cloox. ANTED—BY A KES?! to wet nurse at her own hom able ‘amily to wet rurre. t ci Vest Thirteenth street, vetween Fifth aud Sixth WOMAN, A CHILD ‘would g> to a respect: A REsPROTABLE al housework; will under e best of city referenco giv n be feen for two days at 16) Th smpson street, coruer VATANTED—A SITUATION, BY FY young woman, to do ger take to cook, was WEY NURSS TO T\KE A BABY, three months old, to her own home; must have a tr tof milk, and be healthy. Apply by note to J. B. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, situation as cook, washer and ironer. en from 9 till 4 on Tuesday, ‘Twenty fourth strect. NTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, who understands cookirg, washing. and ean produce the best of city reference. ‘et avenue, between Eighteenth and Niue- tecnth streors, Can be seen for two days ff not employed. ANTED—A SITUATION Protestant young woman, a! or would do the jection to go South. for two days at 157 Twenty-first ot + eee. Can produce the best of city reference oallat No. 88 Fi RESPECTABLE chambermaid and waiter, & small family. A pious family preferred. Can de seen Feet, betweon Second and We SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Pe ones; as imundress; understands her busivess in all its branches, fluting and mangling. Can be toen for two days at 219 West Twenty filth strect, betwoen Bighth ané Ninth avenues. BoOOKEEEPER’S SITUATION WANTED.—A YOUNG German, twenty-four years of age who understands the has kopt the books of & first class given can produce Herald ofhce: YOACHMAN.— ED, A SITUATION A$ COACH- / man, in a private family, Can bring the best of re ferences from his last em) rs er. Please add: Herald office. tes » larteraed DRESSMAKING, AND EVERY KIND 4 of fine sowirg, done in the neatest manner possible, at 44 Charlton street, back basoment. Mes WOMAN COOK WANTED, IN A SMALL family; must be well recommended, and speak English enough to make herself understood. Apply at No. 98 Xi: ‘Twenty-first atreot, jie LADY’s MAID—SUK UNDERSTANDS HAIR- dressing, French flutiug and fine sewing. Address Mar- garet, 26 Sullivan street, ‘OKEMAN AND SALESMAN IN A BOOT AND SHOE store.—A young man of five years experience in the above capacity, wishes s situation; is fully competent, and is certain of giving satisfaction, Address A. B. C., Herald office, , desires s sitcilar ompl etory reforemes, Ad H° KEBPER WANTED—BY A WIDOWER; A Indy fully competent to take chargo of his children and uperintend the affairs of his house. A lady of education and ‘efinement, who would be conscientious in the fulfilment of her duties, would find a good homo. Addross C. L, Williams, Herald office. A pious person preferred. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituation as seametress in a private family; sho is willing to make hers nerally useful. The best of city Cae riven. Plcase apply at 38 East Eightoonth street, roadway, Ww ANTED—A SITUATION, BY TWO RESPECTABLE young women, one as first rate cook, and to assist = little in washing and ironing. ‘The other to do chamberwork, and waiting; hes mo :bjection to do housework in a small family. Beat ity reference, Flense call at 2(2 Sixth avenue, betweon Fittooath and Sixteenth streets, first floor, front room, Can be seen fir two days, if not evgaged. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COOK OR TO DO general housework, by arospectable girl, who can give 00d city reference as to integrity and efficie Apply at '. 4 Sands street, Brooklyn, in the basement. ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young git), as chambermaid and waiter, or to assist in washing and ironing. Good city reference from her last Place, Plcase call at 270 Third avenue, third floor, back room, Can be seen for two days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, JUST arrived from Britain, a eituation as chambermaid, plain seamstress, or nurse. Would hb i washing and ironing Can bo Prince, up stairs, for two da; a mn at 124 Laurens stroet, cor, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN, a situation as cook ina private family or boarding: houre; und¢rstands all kinds of cooking; has lived five years in one family, Please call at 96 High Stroct, Brooklyn, PRESENT BOOK. ent, desires tion ii w office, where ho could be useful and at jome opportunity for the profession A r Ssotch graduate, preparing for admission, office. Ms “A SCOTCHMAN, WHO W. ‘Ok SOME time above ground manager of an iron and coal field, is desirous of filling @ similar situation here, bas a . : rough knowledge of chemistry aad mineralogy. Add: Stolbite, Herald ¢ Moe ne —_ — NE FILLE FRANCAISE, QUI comprondre un peu l'anglais, ot qui soit onno coxturiére. Inutile de re présonter recommendatiors do capacité, resser do huit d n¢ heures du matin. au No. 45 West Twenty-second street. Siaroxs WANTED—FOR A FRENCI GIRL, AS 3. do bonnes Jady’s maid, or ress; one French cook, two English and two American thi oks, four ohambor- maids and waiters; meral honso- wor! PAW! , under Sun build- y abd. ing, formerly of 106 Chambers street. ALESMAN WANTED—AN OUTDOOR SALESMAN, of good addrees. Good city reference requirod. “ lary five doll ook 5 Beat Sup pet we ‘With commissions, Address Salesman, T° DOCTORS IN GENERAL—A KEGULAR TRAINED nurse wishes @ siiuationas morthiy nurse, or would at- tend in any caso of sickness. Has had two ipnce a wo yours experi in hospital, Can be seen at 412 Third avenue, corner of Ti: ty-firnt street, ve SHIP BROKERS AND IMPORTERS. map, present employed as bookk tion as , Whore & trorough knowl reporting nd other preciated. Firs! refer or, A. A., Horald office, for a re ait rR A CAN VASERRS, tly bail nem) ean do wel issued. ddrere o Ly Horald off “ave 4 hgh T° WHOLE! ALE LIQUOR AND GROCERY DEALERS. —A young man, who understands the business, wishe situation in a wholesale liquor or grocery bus nd writes tho Bx glieh acd Gorman fanguages fluent’ it ms city references given. Apply for four days at store 218 jowery. 10 CARRIERS—A RARE OPPORIUNITY I3 OFFE ed to onrriers on the People’s Journal, s new and spl monthly pisterial publication, devoted to art, s mechanics Ac. Each number tar thirty-two ‘The Peop with profuse illustrations, Journal was menoed in November, and the first numbor had forty en, ings; the seco: ber, for Decem*e: rea seventy two engravings. With a little exerti get up large and valnable routes in nearly ry ward ia % AD ari atrert, vip ens Inmeciately at the offics Sutrerij tive SL & year; tiegie ¢ s terme ty Curlers. ‘ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON, A SIT- uation as cook; iss Protestant. The best ot city re- fronce given. Apply, at ber present situation, whero she has resided two yea Tenth street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A woman to cook, wash and fron, or ai small private family. 'Can be seon for two da ference if required. Please call at 137 W street, between Soventh and Eighth back room, ESPECTABLE dross, ina Best ro- Thirteenth ad floor, ANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, & situation in a private family as plain cook; she is a good baker and is willing to astist in washivg and ironing; or Would ¢o the general houtework of & small tamily, or attend to children and do tre sewing ro uired for them. ‘Good city referevee, Can be seen at 30 Tenth street, botwoen avenues Band C, top floor, back room, for two days. Were a TWO RESPECTABL ing first rate recommendati amber work chamberm: a and take an be scon tor two days at 126 West Twenty sixth street, near Soventh avenue, back reom, second floor ANTED-BY AN ENGLISH YOUNG WOMAN, A situation imstress; is a first rate shirt maker; has ‘no objections to ight ol can give good city re- «ference, jocall at No, ots BY A MIDDLE-AGED PROTESTANT Acituation as first class cook: has no objeo tion t in Washing and ironing in a emali family. Can be seen for two days at 05 Waverly plas. WN ‘A SITUATION, Pro’ ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young wom: good plain cook or tons sist in tho washing and. irenis ho best of city reference it required. Please call 10, between Thir: ty-siath and Thirty-eoventh streets, second floor, back room, Can be seen for two days if pot engaged. Weer sy A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situation as cook, one who thoroughly underst: nds her businese, or to cook, wash and iron for a small private fenun © best of city refereners can be given from hor laet place, Inquirs 108 Laurens street, between Prince and Spring, for two days. Ws BY TWO YOUNG WOWEN, one ae waiter or chambermaid. Satis mendations will be given No. 26 B lived for fourteen mi ndcan bi Petont to be aes or cham! iable and ® good sea a Please apply Westrp-a doh ITUATION, BY A RESPEC Jo chamber work oe ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘oung woman, to do chamberwork and waiting, or to wing and take care of childrs Gall at 193 Mulberry stre ANTED—A SITUATION AS LAUNDRESS, OR AS cook, washer and ironer, by # capable woman; iss good pisin cook and baker; un: fluting and crimping; a good home is more desirable than a high ealary. Can givo the best of reference from her lart Sys: with whom she has lived for years. Please cull at wery, Geod reference ANTED—EY A YOUNG WOMAN, as chambermaid and waiter, or A SITUATION ndress Has the rect, a few doors ANTED—A NICE, TIDY AMERICAN GIRL, WHO is a good wather and irover, and understands p! cooking, in atmall family. Apply at 102 East Sixteen! street, after 90’ slock at the basement door. ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAB ‘young women, a3 chembcrmais and waiter, or tto 40 gencral bousewr rk,’ in a small family, erce can he given from he t distance in the coun et, first floor, up stairs, two doors from an show the test character and recommendation from the persons in whose service they havo been. Apply as the Consulate General of Franse, 83 Walker street, betweem 1A. Mand 2P. M. JAN TED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AS PARTNER, Wik a cosh capital o( $5,000 to invest in well «stab: lished ‘snd Incentive business, pasing trom twenty-five to thirty percent. To aman of good bu iness capacities this is an excellent chaneo for a profit avestment. Address ‘ame, Herald cifloo, N, B.—Roforences given aud ANTED—A SALESMAN, TO TAKE CHARGE OF the luce and embroidery department. None other thas sjon of capericrce and of good address need apply, te yhom will be given an excellent salacy. Apply to a Taylor, Catharine street. NT£D—TO GOTO INDIANA, A MAN OF EXPE rience, as good garden nd a wo- ‘and to wach and Ke: tabli renee will be quired Ad ctable ‘roterenes. Wi Celok in} the morning, to L. Edgerton, 58 Brom ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, TO ATTEND BAR INA holesale and retail liquor store, one sequaiated Must ha A cg ee = Test = loyer for honesty and sobriety. None osher need app! E any arene, corner of Forty. first street, between Vand 12¢’clock A. M. ANTED.-A NURSE CAPABLE OF TAKING CHARG of an infant from it City references requires. ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN, A SITA- tion as laund1ees or chambermaid in Has no objections to go to the country. ‘Twenty-soventh street, between Seventh an 0 seen at Ii! Eighth avenues. ANTED—-A SITUATION, joung Protestant, woman as ficst rate cook and baker, joroughly understands her business. Best Plonse call ateNo. 19 east Mlovonth street, ia BY A RESPECTABLE ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, @. who lost her own baby, thres Can be seen for # situation as wet nurse ity refenence given. h street, between Seventh snd Kighta ET NURSB.—WANTED, A YOUNG HEALTHY wo- mao, to web nurse @ chil fll be required. Apply , four months No 6 ANTED—BY A RESP?EBCTABLE YOUNG MAR- ried woman, @ situation as wet nurse in & respectable 80, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION d, assistant lanndres ‘he best of city references as ti character and compet front basement. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC’ irl, a@ children’s maid and to do plain sewing, cr chambermaid and fine washer and ironer, or as chamberm: and waiter, orto travel with a lady ro ef tho sick, aud can tal She has lived in New Y. call at 121 Amity strect, between Macdougal a1 nue, up stairs. SHING AND IRONING.—GENTLEMEN’S SHIRTS ing done to fection. Ay tetwetn Sevorth and Bighih are” NTED—A NEAT PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL, to take caro of children and sew; none but a first rate Call at 256 London terrace, between Ninth and Tenth avenues. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK, AND TO ASSIST » by & respeo able woman, who min Sot he oan be seen for harge of a baby fron ‘s Fs ‘and ladies’ French fluti at 165 Thirty fif in washing and ‘Twenty-second ét: “ en ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A nae cook, washer and ironer, and understan ference given. Apply for two days at 0} 82 Monroe strect, near Pik fen tiple SITUAT! NTED—A SITUATION, BY A HIGHLY RESPE chambcrmaid, and to do fin charge of a child, all at 136 Laurens able Scotch woman, as NTED—BY A KESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ‘woman, & situation as chambermaid and to bi rmaid and to assistin wash- 16 Hubert stroot, near St, icg and ironip of age, wante to bind bi Ploare ‘call'at 18a Righth street, (Clinton place), to leqra trad Werte cate YOUNG MEN TO ENGAGE IN & iness, which will pay from $40 to $60 per month; to those of energy and persever- ance this is a rare chance. Address, or apply, to Geo. W. Hill, 289 Broadway. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS BARKEEP: ap pey be mi ‘The b for honesty and capability, Ploa office, for two days. ANTED~ A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, OR GROOM and coachman, by a steady. activesyoung map, who per- fectly understands ‘bis b with the best of city refer- ence. Has no objection to or country. Can be seen at eet saddlor, corner of White street and Broadway, for two day. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE W semin ad axtiomeenee es capable of driving & horse and wagon, and is wellacqnainted with the city. ‘in: qvire for Michael T. Maguire, in the porter house, corner of Mouston strect and the Bowery, ‘ANTED—IN A WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOR house, # man who thoroughly understands the business, to receive, examine and shipgoode. None need apply exce) they are fully competent to fll such a situation. Apply at 41 Dey street. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WAITER, IN A PRI- vate faulty. by ly, active man, a Protestant, who perfectly understands his Bisiness. The best of city re- ference. Please ct Benjamin V. R. Corwin’s, No. 811 Broadway, for two Y—TWENTY-FIVE STOUT ‘af « in & first clase the voyng corner of al opposite pier WANIED-BY A PROTESTANT MAN, A SITUATION as coachman and groom. He understands his busin Can produco the highest city reference. Can be scen Bowery, in the harness store, ‘ANTED—IN A HIGHLY FASHIONABLE AND GEN- ‘tool saloon, man, to act a8 bari fidential olerk, ite A character, sobristy, and honesty. qualifications ean apply to Willian 1 Warriat, OuPeTaNE wan, to TARR cuanan Er be mado at Henderson's office, 75 ‘Navent Tikeet. R sig WAntep For « FEW HOURS BACH DAY, THE services of @ person of education and whi Petent to aid in compiling hook. Addrean, is handing of applicant, stating qualifcations, &c., box 1 ‘Port Mocs ANTED—A SALESMAN, FOR THE waRpwany winess. Good reference required. Ap) at Chatham street. ANTED—AN ENERGETIC x peris | WHO HAS HAD ission or fair salary 5: cen, in riven. Herald o TED—AN EXPERIENCED WAITER BOY ; ONT ante thoroughiy vindorstands. hie and cat come well retommended. Apply at No. 10 ty 20 con street. ATANTED.—A LAD, FIFTEEN OR SIXTEEN YRARI iz imseif tom trade or pn ANTRD—AT 522 BROADWAY, SALESMEN, SC! and for hotels, girls to go South ane Woah, di tem enclos. mytly eat dhs. 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