The New York Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1855, Page 5

‘Temperance in Poughkeepsie. Povouxgersiz, May 10, 1855. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEGALD. I noticed the following In the Heraup of May 9:— A meeting of the friends of the liquor law was held in Poughkeepsie last week, which broke up ia a row, aud the final organization of two meetings. I would simply state, sir, that you have been misin. formed. The facts of the case are these:—A meeting was held, and through the influence of a whig clique, led on by a defeated candidate for the Assembly, an obnoxious individual was placed in the chair. A motion was af Yerwards made to dissolve the meeting, which was car- ried by only one dissenting vote. The meeting was thea re-organized, with another person in the chair, and all passed off harmoniously, A large and enthurisstic meeting was held at the same place this week. By g this correction, you will oblige the friends of a prohibitory liquor law in this viaialty and your onedi. t rervant, C. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND. The Fire in Vesey Strect. TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Is your morning paper of the 11th inst, you state the fire st Nos 58 and 60 Vesey street originated in my first floor. It is an error, as we clo:e our place at aix o'clock, and persons early on the spot said it was in the basement, and others said on the third floor. 1 am certain it did not originate in my place. May 11, 1855, J. STOUVENEL. Court Caicndar—This Day. Unrren States Disrrict Covrr.—Nos. 7, 20, 88, 35, 62 ‘to 67. ‘Supreme Court—General Term.—Non-anumerated mo- tione, and Nos, 63, 104, 47, 10, 14, 22, 23, 25, 28, 32, 49 to 63. Surreme Courr—Circuit.—As before. Burenior Court,—Nos. 345, i276 871, 900, 901, 902, 903, 905, 909, 910, 911, 912, 914, 917, 436, 294, 311, 316, B17; 319, 763. 219, 220, 886, 77634, 777, 873, 832, 464, 465, 827, 394, 350, 40634 Common Prxas—Part 1.—Nos. £16, 559, 561 t> O74 Part 2.—Nos, 623, 532, 533, 345, 631, 515, 575 to 580, 582, 583, 584, Hotel Keeping. TO THE KDITOR OF THE HERALD Jn the Times of the 12th inst. is an editorial upon “Hotel Keeping,” &c., which, itis fair to presume, is from the pen of Lieut. Governor Raymond, its responsibie editor. Mr. mond, durivg the recent’ session of the Lezislature, having xctively co-operated in the passage of what in tech: nicaily termed the “Maine Liquor law,” is now directing his at bject of kotel keeping. With all the im- y characteristic of + successtal takes to Iay down certain rules of conduct for hotel jot only in their public, but in their private capaci ‘he’ propositions contained in the article alluded to yuld certainly be suppoted as a piece of plensantry, were it t for the details of the propos ‘stem, and the compari- sons drawn between Kuropean and American hotel keeping, asalro the evident ignorance of the entire subject displayed by the writer of the article alluded t "The idea that the proprietor, the responribie head of such hotels as we ha his city, could give perscnal super- vision to all its and’ be personally cognizant of everything therein transacted in detail, is to presume that Rois ubiquitous, and, by & peculiar dispensation ot Divine Providence, has forever been absolved from aickno ‘and beyond all iokster, he und eal trio aa of hotel keeping, as practiced in this city, is ‘cwn be The prices may appear unreasonable or exorbitant, but the author of that article has evider tly Prediested his calculation upon, the expenses of a private Jamily, where and over which a judicious housewife can ex- ercise a healthful influence and control Control to the same extent cannot be accomplished or sustained in a hotel. ‘The guest must not only have everything that the market affords, but must nave it in abundance, and without regard to too, is another source of almost incaleu- ts at a hotel expect to receive and Pr: attendance, perfect appointments, at their table, in their roome, and'in the public parlors or sitting rooms. The eye also must be pleased, uot necessarily with the “pis and the mirrors,” and ‘velvets’’ and" ‘carv- ictures” and rich gilding,” 80 carefully described by the author of the arcicle alluded to, but by # harmony of appoint- ments, which will at once make the guest feel that his com ndlord has accom- ‘and welfare, And ow, we portion of the article alluded to, I that part cf it in which it is attempted to be Proven that the high price ot board 1# not owing to the rates of marketing. but to “the neo should make a grand social show, kee the most distingué guests to sit at the particular table over je, and make their fortun in from three to five y Preposterous! When aman hecomes a hotel keeper, and adopts it a8 4 means to not only earn & subsistence, but, by strict attention to his bnsiness, to accomplish s compe- tenoy, does he, or should he, absolve himself from alt social intercourse! Hias he no right to select from the whole a few chosen friends, between whom and himself there is an affi- ings and acongeniality of temper and disposition? other hand, how many are there who, from force tances, becoming temporary gu jer themselves treated with un , landlord addressed them upo: other than that which referred to their comfor Our city stands pre-eminently hizh for its hotels and their accommodations. To them and their proprietors every citi- zen engaged in mercantile pursuits of any and every kind 1s under the greatest obligations; and instead of editors pro molgating the theories advanced by the author of that article, they should to @ man support them in the arduous duties they assume, when they pice themselves in a position to meet the varied demands ofa travelling community. portance of this matter, and the contingent in- fluences such an article might possibly have, in affecting hotel proprietors, has caused these tew remarks. The subject in itself would seem to require s mote detailed atement of absolute expenses and reo-ipts, and would have been so treated had the article appeared in ® paper as jut T pre your own. sume the * L, lately disappointed in an aspiration to istingné guest; and, therefore, in order to in at the disappointment, he has indulzed in cloak his cha; h a wholesale tirade against an important and influential class of our citizens, Reopactfully yours, A DISTINGUE GUEST of the New York Hotel. Oh, bright are the glances of dear woman’s eyo, And seeet is the dew on her li Knov’s Hats are equally bright and attrace weoo not know how the beau monde could btway to KNOX’S, No, 123 Fulton street, ES uecadvay. Tela wonderful how they improve appearance. ‘White, the Hatter, has removed from his old stand, 212 Broadway, to 321 Broadway, opposite the sro! y atieatees xine i isan be round with his usual in bis live, supply of every article ioe TITE, hatter, 3i1 Broadway. Show Your Pictares.—If any artist thinks he can produce anything to eaual the perfection of the pho- tographs of Lord Elgin and W. W. Corcoran, mado at RUOT'S, No. 363 Broadway, let him put forward his spe- cimens. ‘Williamson’s rey ee Institute, Brook- lyn, 249 Fulton street—Old dazucrreoty pes copied to modern aryl . skylight, wich chemical rooms, set apart for pupils expressly, who are thoroughly taught this beautiful arc at moderate charges. Knapp’s Daguerreotypes—Gallery removed entire, to 477 Broadway, between Broome and Grand streets, where you can procure @ first class lik large cite, 00; Tored, ineluding fine case, for 5 conts and one dollar, equal if not botter than others charge two and three dollars for. Great Piano and Music House of Horace ‘WATERS, 333 Broadway. Thelargost assortment of brated ynos and ali kind of music merchandise in the Uni- Pea Stafee the public is aware that this house has, in op: ion to the combination, sdopted the reduced and pianos, melodeons, and music can be had of Mr. 'Wa- ‘prices than they can be found elsewhere, Now rent, Melodeons.—S. D. & H. W. Smith’s Melo- deons, tuned the equal temperament, to which was recently bwarded the first promum at the National fair, Washing- D. C., ean be found only at 333 Broadway. A liberal ‘The trade supplied on the most HUMACE WATERS. Anniversary Week.—Thoee in Attendance on ‘the anniversaries, now being heldin the eity, aud who sre desirous of obtaining pianos, melodeons, musical instruments efany kind, or music, are invited to cell at the great piano ‘Bnd music house of HORACE WATERS, 333 Bros ‘where they can obtain really good ins: Ahan they can be had elsewhere. a Prices. @ivcount made for cash, terms, mits at a less Pp 0 st the reduced Second-hand Organ, Having Six Stops, price $3.0, will be sold tor $160. Can be seen at 383 Broad Way, at the piano and music storeot HORAVE WATERS. Albert H. Nicolay will hold his regular semi-wookly auction sale of stocks and bonds this day, Mon day, at 1234 o'clock, at the Me ) Exchange, Por fur- ther particulars, se0 nis advert in another column, 150 Lots for Sale in Brookiyn, on Wednes, day, May 16, situated on Division, Kvergreen and Bushwick aes and Court, Shafer and 'Van Vorvies streets, by J. Moulton, auctioneer, on the grounds st 11 o’clook A. M, ‘This will be'a profitalle investment or a convenient place of ce, For ireo tickets, maps, &c., apply to JAMES W. BARKER, No. 8 Nassau street, or J. T. BUNCE, 189 Grand gtrect, Williamsburg. Green’s Farni and Shirt Store, No. 1 Astor House.—Attention is invited to the superior articles im the gentiemen’s fornishing department, The stock in- eludes every variety of undershirts, d ties, gloves, hali hose, gold shirt stu ev tons, Mounted and otherwise; oancs, umbrellas, opera glasses, &o,, imported for the apring and summer trade, ‘he prices are moderate, and the assortment unequalled, «Economy is Weatth.”—This self-evident truth should be impressed on every mau’s mint, and when Providing themscives with the necessaries of Lite, such as clothing, &c., they should patronize thuse places where the true, substantial article is sold at the lowest rates—for ex- ample, EVANS’ clothing warehouse, 66 and 6s Fulgon streot, Lace Cartains,—We wil nm on Monday, several cares of now sud rich Iace curtains which we bave lately purchased, and will soll them at one halt their usaal prices, Also 300 rich embroidered robe ly cheap. £. H. LEADBEATER & CO. ‘M7 Broadway, corner of Leonard street. Parasols.—James K. Spratt would respect- fully isform bis friends that be has opened ® convoniont Place at {43 Broadway, for the sale of all the new styles of rashionable pa 4 where be will be clad to suit them with one ors The Smithsonian House, Broadway, corner of Houston stree me block with the Metropolitan Hotel and Niblo been enlarged to accommodate about four hundred guests, tions to iraveller modera’ condueted on the ve ra the new re furuishied as ordered in arent oe Singer’s Sewing Machines.—These ate the machines dolore the public capably of doing y of work in perfect style. fact can be Custrated that all other sewing machinos are, When compared with Siogee’s, not For tamily tse, beg ea ton use, or any use Whatever, Singer's sewing tag proved vo be superior, aad ail the great im: Me added place shem tar abead of ail compe wing machines only are free from all oment of patents. IM. GINGER & CO., No. ‘The Automaton Bird Tree, with Birds Fly- the mechanical tadieaux, represent. oneils, Also, canes, combs, and toys; Chineso jugs! Torsten somersets: mong the many curiosities for eran gers to ‘and purchas if they desire, at TUStub'3 Ba Forum, 54 Broadway: 23 Broadway. Tables.—_We would recommend ers to call and es fe by Griffith & Decker, of 90 rect, wit! Ww cvsbiov, which are preterréd to ali others, and sold at re- duced prices, Detlance Salamander Safes.—Robert 1. Pa- TRICK is the sole manufacturer in the United States of th Bbove vel od F.C. Gotfin’s im le de- Depot 192 Pearl street, one door Selow Maiden lane. The Baron, Dr. Spolasco, M. D., A. B., Sic, (from Lond ei —This great and good Sa- maritan. it is now generally conceded, is daily porforming more eres! and astounding oures than’ all the faculty. St, Mihelas Hovel, 98 Spring street Hatr Cutting, Curling. Shampooing and dying.—Shaving pyres MARTIN STOLL, late of Med- burst & Hurd’s having left those gentlemen’: will be pleased'to serve his triends at Mr. Hill street. Cristadoro’s Excelsior Hatr Dye—Most folks fancy they can detect dyed hair, and detection is easy when ordinary dyes are used, But’ the acutest observer eapnot distinguish the Excelsior blacks and browns from those born in the hair. The creat id _the impartea tints are identical, CRISTADOKO, 6 Astor House. Proclamation—To the Pubiic.—Jastice to himself compels the undersigned to denounce the imposters now selling their spurious and poisonous compounds as his celebrated preparations for the destruction of inscets and vermin. ‘There is no article in the world equal to Lyon's Magnetic Powder, xs. means of destroying bed bugs, rouch- es, fleas, ante 6, ke, He pledges himself to eléen suf dwellin ‘nuisances within fort hours, The powder contains nothing poisonous; while imitations are surcharged with arsenic. In proof of value of the article, he app ho awards of the lish, French and Bel favored him with together with that pear upon bis wrappers and label his Magnetic Pills, for the destruction of rats and mice. ‘These have been counterfeited as well as the powder; there: fore, look to the medals and si-nature on the wrapper. Let- ters from Prince Albert, Ex President Fillmore, and the firet personages in most of the European States, will bo shown to those who desire to see them, at the Central Depot, 424 Broadway. EMANUEL LYON, Gourand’s Medicated Soap cures tan, pim- freckles, tetter, moth, redness, &c. Poudre Subcile uproots hair ‘from any part of the body, Rouzo, lilywiite, hatr and restorative, at the old depot, 67 Waker street, first store trom Broadw: employment, 45 Nassau to purify the bloo the liver and stomach, a disease. Sold at the manu’ ani Strand, London, 623g cents and $1 per bo: Vermin! Vermin!! Vermin! !—They pollute your food, they devour your substance, they destroy your clothing, and they undermine your buildings. ‘they tease you at night, and impoverish you by dey. Why will you suffer this, when @ 25 cent box of PARSONS & CO’S EX- TERMINATOR will insure a permanont relief? It acts up- th like a terror. They cannot stay and pas, and they will never return to the een used. ‘Try it, and be convinced. et Sold by C. V. CLICKENER & ©9., lesalo and retail agents, Sl Barclay st. Life Balsam.—Rheumatism in tts Hyatt’ ‘worst forms, also scrofula, old ulcers, and the worst oases of diseases of the blood, great debility, liver complaint kid- neys, inefpient consumption, &o by this great puriger. Principal depot cents per bottle. most certainly cured 246 Grand street. 75 Rheumatism.—Timolat’s Sulphur Baths, 51 Walker ,street, established in 182 for the ¢ rheumatism, severe colds, neuralgla, eruptions of th re highly recommended ‘by our most eminent Iso medicated vapor bathe. Marrtea, On Thureday evening, May 10, by Rev. Mr. Lathrop, Mr Grorax W. Girrorp to Mias CaRoune Darsy, all of this city. On Monday evening, May 7, by the Rey. James Millett, at bis resiaence, No, 17] Kast Seventsenth street, be- tween First and Second avenues, Mr. JouN BROOKS to Mies Mary ANNE DONNELLY, all of this city. On Wednesday evening, My 9, at the Norfolk street Baptist Chureb, by the Rev. Dr. 0. B. Judd, Winttaa W. Marston, of this city, to Misa Amita B. Jonssoy, of Bushwick, L. 1, daughter of Capt. John Johnson. Eastern papers please copy. On Wednesday evening, May 9, at the Norfolk street Baptist Chureb, by the Rev. Dr. U. B, Judd, Me. Wittiam (om Davison, of this city, to Miss Jui C. Jouxson, of Bushwick, L. I., daughter of Capt. John Johnson. astern papers please copy. Died, On Saturday, May 12, after a short illness, of inflam- mation of the lungs, Citas. M. S1MONSON, in the 43d year of his age. Bis relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu- neral, this morning, at half Be ten o’clock, from his late residence, No. 139 East Seventeenth street, near Second avenue, without further notice. His remains will be taken to Staten Island for interment, in the one o'clock bo: On Saturday morning, May 12, of dropsy, Mrs. Mart DA, relict of the late Abrahauw Cargill, aged 73 years and 3 months. ‘The funeral services will be held at her late residence, No. 128 Greene street, to morrow afternoon, at four o'clock. The relatives and frienis of the family are in- vited to atsend, Lhe remains will ba conveyed toStaten Island for interment ou Wednesday hegemony OnSunday, May 13, of consumption, Mrs. MARIA Gvroy, aged £5 years, wife of thos. F. Guion. Her frienas and connections, and those of her father, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, William W. Minor, M. D , No. 27 East Broadway, to-morrow afternoon, at four o'clock, without further invitation. Of consumption, at ber residence, No. 194 East Thir- teenth street, Mary, wife of William Racburn. The friends and relatives of the family are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon. On Sunday, May 13, Catnanrne. wife of John ae ‘The friends ana relativés of the family are invited attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 315 Tenth street, to-morrow afternoon, at two o’clock. oo Sunday, May 13, Eowarp Pereco, in the 85th year is age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at two o’clock, from his late residence, No. 177 Ehzabeth street, On Sarurday morning, May 12, Mrs. HANNan FRANKLIN, relict of the late George Clinton. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Thomas’ Church, to-morrow worning, at ten o'clock. On Thursday, May 11, at his residence, No. 522 Kighth avenue, Ronert StkwaRT, & native of Belfast, Ireland, aged 37 years. ‘On Saturday, May 12, Apruive Marra, daughter of Benjamin L. and Phebe R. Ball, aged 1 year, 2 months and 24 oaye. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this atternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 59 Hester street. Suddenly, on Saturdav, May 12, Kare Inewe, infant daughter of Isaac 3, and Harriet L. Tompkins, aged 1 year, § months and 22 days. ‘The relatives and friends are reepectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 16 Stanton street, this afternoon, at balf past two o'clock. Op Saturday, May 12, Mr. Ropentcx Lawrence, aged ears. is friends and the friends of the family, are request- ed to attend hie funeral, from his iate residence, No, 519 Pacific street, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at three o’clo. On Sunday, May 13, in the 17th year of her age, Cataa. RINE, eldest daughter of Jonn and Lucy Cardona. The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- neral, this afternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence of het parents, No. 75 Vanderbilt avenue, Brooklyn. ‘Huptington, L. I., papers please copy. On Friday, May 11, at Woodoury, his country seat on the Hudson, near Newburg, Canistoriue B, MinuEn, Esq., in the 49th year of his ag: ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. WANSTS. GENTEEL AND RESPECTABLE YOUNG AN wishes to engage with m lady to make her dresses and Act as lady's maid; sbe ean produce undoubted reference of respectability. Address K. K., Herald office. 64 WANTS. BLE PROTESTANT GIRL, WHO IS A wal ommpymens vy the aay week, stands cutting and fitting children’ clothes. Address J. A., Union square Post Office, two days. ie WANTS. ANTILLA MAKERS WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, 50 mantilla makers; pone bat good de noed apply; t ch constant employment will be git Me de DAV ‘397 Apply to A. PLACE IS WANTED BY A GIRL. TO DO CHAM. berwork. and to assist in washing and ironing, or plain Sewing or waiting. Call at No. 7 Gramercy park, East 20th Streets whore she has lived six years, for two days. VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS ‘situation to do general housework, or as chamber- maid and seamstress; is a firet rate waster aud ironer, and cau do piain cooking, Good reference from her last pla, bere she bas lived 13 months. Call at 59 Pacific at., bo- ‘ith and Boerum sts., Brooklyn, for two days. WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, AS kor, by the day or week. A No objection to Address Seamst “WET NURSE WANTED—ONE UNINCUMBERED With child or husband, and who is willing to go West Bud take the entire charge of child during its nurs Address Homer, Broadway Post Ofice, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A situation as chambermnid and to do plain sowing, or to neral housework ins small family; willing to’ make rally useful; has good references, Can be seen for three days at 114 Pearl st, Brooklyn RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED FEMA\ out incumbranco, wishes too tain a situation'as nurse tw an invalid lady, or # housekeeper to wiwidow. children; z ood recommendatio her Inst p! nearly four years; has letters from Episeipal clergymen in her native country ‘and Ameri- ca, Reterences exchanged. Has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Please call fur one week at 105 Amos st.,N. ¥, PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU sation as nurse and plain sewer; hab no objection to co A short distance country; good city reference; can be en fortwo days at 137 20éh st., between 7th and Sth SITUATION IS WANTED young girl, to do general housew dren; has no objecti can give good referer 9th and 10th ay A RESPECTABLE orattend to chil- to gow short distance in the country; Apply at 259 W. 20th st., between roadwa; ESIDENT GOVERNESS.—THE DAUGHTER OF A deceased clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal ehuroi. res a situation as compa toa lady, or as resid: overness, to have charge of and instruct children un: Eweive years ot age: the country preferred, A homerathor than the amount of pecuniary recompense is the advertiser's Principal object; satisfactory referenees will be given a j stint re Address B.Z, care of A. Schwerin, Esy 2 CHINES.—WANTED, A GOOD OPERA- tor of Wheeler & Wilson's machia Apply st 185 Laurens street, near Bleecker, ERVANTS.—WANTED, AT WALLACB’ Offi 4 Sand: S INTELL experienced in city ani 4 woll recom: GITDATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN( IS AN excellent cook and very good bal assist in washing and ironing; can give the very best of city Can be seen for two days at 90 29th st., between erie SoA ceen oR PORTER, young man lately from Scotland, Can give © Address A. Y., Herald ofce, one ITUATION WANTED.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, who ean bring good recommendations, wants E cook ina private family; she understands bak kings of pastry, and would be willing to goa in the country. ' Call at 256 Sth avenue, in the two days, ITUATIONS WANTED-FOR EXPERIENCED SER- vants, Protestants and Catholics, Families in Brooklyn and its vicinity are respectfully reminded that the largest and most Eespectaly selection in the city can always be tound at BENDERSON’S Intelizence Offive, No. 6 Court Brooklyn, establisi table in WANTED—BY A RESPEC to do general housework im the city or country; is @ go Plain cook and baker, and a first rato washer and ironer, ity reference. Please all at 223 Bowery, for two da, TU Shy's city reference. dover six years, and patronized by itant ITUATION RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and waiter,or to do general house- Work for ® small family. Cam be seen for three days at 8035 King st., in the rear, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU: ation in some pi general servant, or ag chambermai Call for two days at 81 Smith st., Brooklyn. A SITUATION WANTEDOFOR A FRENGH WOMAN, ‘as nurse in an American family. Can have good reter once ot Madame Mason, No. YW Greene st, Can be seen at 10 o’olock A. YOUNG ystems fea CHAMBERMAI MUST BEA good wasber sroner, and underr id the care of children, A German woo speaks Engl: or & colored woman, with ,ood reference, is wanted, Call at 146 Grand st., early. ITUATION WANTED—BY A VERY ACTIVE YOUNG man, as salesman in a wholesalo or retail grocery. He peaks English and German, and can produce good rofer- ences from his last employer, Apply at 30 8th avenue, corner of 3lst st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A WELL-RECOMMENDED, tidy @rotestant German girl, to do chamborwork an assist in the washing and ironing; is a first rate washer and ironer, obliging, of a kind disposition, and bas no objection are the city. Can be seen at No, 134 Rivington st., tor wo days, WANTS. 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, ‘a baby to wet nurse at her residence, Inquire at 2) y st. Tobe seen for two days. Auth: WASIED—A SITUATION AS COOK OR CHAMBER maid, by a table Protestant young wou a Private f Apply at ly four yeure in her last eituation, Wasbingion place, fourth floor, front room. W ‘TED ~A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS MAN ; one who has ® thorough knowledge of the can be hubly resommended; Weuld like to travel with gew y Can be soon at 35 East Mth st,, for two days. WASTED—AS NURSE AND SEAMST weotadle young experience; can take th tion to town or country: good city reference, for two days at No. est 66th at, J ANTED-BY A SMART REST rituation to travel with aiady; she is an excellent Janndress, and can cut and fit ladies’ aud children’s dresses, Sho has good city r: and can be seon for two days at the corner of Congress and Columbia sts, Brooklyn, over any part. y Can be soon TABLE GIR, A Beth understard perfectly ther try references, if required. Inq two days. J ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN WOMAN, ‘8 situation as zood cook, and understands her business well; understands baking of every description; is willing to assist in washing if required: bost of reference oan be given Can be seen for two days at 9535 Mulberry et, next door to Walker st., basement, Has no objection to going in the country. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, in m sinall private family, as cook, washer and ironer. ‘She has ths best city reference from her Jast race, Plosse aprly at 139 Wost 13th st., 7th and Sth avenues, second tloor, back room, for two days, GIRL, A 7 ANTED—BY A RESPECT. SITCA- tion as chambermaid and » and for two day ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUA. tion as plain cook, washor and ironer. "No object to goa sinall distance’ in the country. Can Bayard st,, second floor, frout, for two days, ANTED—A YOUNG ‘WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH andiron, Ap ly, with good rofereace, at 9 Grand st., Jersey City. ANTED—A SITUATIO: Y A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chambermaid, seamstress, or to take eare of cluldren; understands dressmaking. God reterence. Apply at 50 Smith st., Brooklyn, for two days. ITUATION WANTED—BY A SWART, ACTIVE young girl, to mind children and to assist in chamber Work. Apply at 135 Macdougvl st., her present situation, GITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A ) fanoy, or Ince, or embroidery story, or ealeswoman ina millinery departinent. Address E. Mf. H., 115 ast 2 SITUATION WANTED-BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, 28 seamstress, and for light chamberwork; cau do va- Tions styles of embroidery. Call at her present employer's, SI West 13th st. YOUNG WOMAN W. TS A SITUATION AS Iaundress, or chambermaid and laundress; is capable of being either; ean do Fronch fluting and do up fine lina in the ncatest style, ‘The Of ity reference ‘be seen at her present employer's, 29 Washington place. RESPEC!ABLE ENGLISH GIRL WISHES A tuation ax chambermaid and waiter. Good city refe ence given, se osll for two days, at 35 Frankfort st., in the rear, fourth fluor, front room MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN WIDOW WANTS A situation as children's nurse, and to make herself kenerally useful; would have no objeotion to wait on an in- valid. Can give the test of city reverence as to capability, Call at 99 East 26th st., for two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIT- uation as chambermaid and waiter, or to do general housework ina small tamily; has no objection to go to the country: city references; hus lived nine years in her last place. Apply at 239 E, 1th st, A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS seamstress, and to do chamber vork. Bost city reference ‘an piven, Appl back room, Can be W. 19th st., off 6th avenue, second floor, seen for two days, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL has waited in the most respectable hotels about New York. Call at 74 W, 18tb st. VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A situation as laundrets and chambermaid; has lived with the most respectable families in the city for the four is Best o1 city reference. Call at ‘Mr. Bourk’s store, 57 Ist avenue, between 19th and 2th sts., for three days. GOOD PLAIN COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN A small private family; is a good washer and ironer, and tho best city reference. Please call at 106 East 25th st., tor two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANS A SITU- ation in a respectable private family; ean do excellent couking and baking, understand soups, and can cook many Giehes with good taste, to suit @ respectable American or English family Please call at 13 Bridgo st.; ean be seen tor wo day: COMPETENT NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS WISHES to take entire charge of a young baby, or to do cham- verwork and fine washing and ironing: has very good rete rence, Can be seen tor two days at 112 Court st., Brooklyn, SITUATI€N WANTED—AS COOK, BY A HIGHLY respectable girl, that is fully competent of filling the situation; is also a superior washer and ironer, and a most baker; is always competent of doing snore ys; has the best of city reference, or can see the ived with last: Please to apply at'No, 173 4th st, ALESMAN WANTED, IN A GENTLEMAN’S FUR- nishing #tore.—A young man, of cood address, who has ience in the above business. and will furnish satis. rY reference aa to capacity, de. ; none others reed can obtain a permanent situation by apolying at 41 Furnishing Store, No.1 Astor House, botween 10 clock. WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS AS chambermaids,; one to take eare of children, aud the oter to do pain sewing. They can give good raferences, AD- ply in Hartison st, Sd doorfrom the corner of Mi fj South Brooklyn, third story, back room, NO PARIS AND ENGLAND—CONFIDENTIALLY.—A lady who Ss going shurtly to Paris and Esland ‘would undertake to deliver faithfully any messace thet may be entrusted to her covfidevtially, or execute any commission, Goud reference given, Letvers addressed promptly to E. L. S., 1082 Broadway. 10 VANKERS, MERCHANTS, &C.—A MIDDLE AG3D man, long accustomed to banking and insurance b and thoroughly conversant with bookkeeping, wishes stion as bookk istant; salary moderate, pent employ keeper, box I 1O HOTEL KEEPERS—A SMART, EXPERIENCED middle aged Protestant woman. perma: a Address, by letter, Book- Post superinterd chamberwork and scrudbin tostimonisls and city reterences; has no objections to lave the city. Apply at store 79,corner of Sth avenue and 4th st. HE PROTESTANT EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY'S oF. fice, No 7 Carmine street, near Bleecker, is the oldest established, and has the best selection o! servants, lies can depend on getting suited without delay. JOHN YOUNG, Agent. JEUNE DEMOISELLE FRANCAISE, DESIRE SE placercomme bonne d’enfant ou fille de chambre; elle er de bonnes recommendations. S'addresser a 350 avenue de 9 htures du matin a6 du soir, W4STED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT Women, as wes purse. Can eive the it of om mendation; n fortwo days, at the residence of the lady wher uursed, 201 Monroe st. Her own babe it” dead, JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A situation as first rary cook; is an excellent washer and ironer, and &zood baker, Best city reference trom her Inet place. Apply at 215 Mott et., first floor, fromt room. Can be seen for two days. Wan SITUATION, BY A GERMAN GIRL, as chambermaid and to assist in the washing and iron: ing, orto do neur Lexin; 7 ANTED—A rai housework. Apply ats5 East 22d st., ‘Sd avenues, SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do plain cooking, washing and iron- ing in & small private family, Can give good city reference. Please call at J1U0 Laurens street, rear building, for two A You. WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A private family to cook, wash and iron, or to wash and iron and do chamberwork and assist in taking care of chil- dren; ro objection to go with family to any part of the country; good reference given. Call at 224 Hu the rear, for two days. RESPECTABDE PROT! was housework in a smail family; cai Can be seen at 258 E, lath at. on st., in ‘ANT GIRL WISHES A ironer, or to do general ome well recommended, WANTEDIAN AMERICAN, OR ENGLISH GIRL, TO cook, wash and iron, and’to do general housework, in alama)l private family; must thoroughly understand her Vusiness, | Best of city references required. Apply for two cays, at 116 West 12tl street. . 7ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT irl, fromthe country, & situation to do the goneral housework of a small pr week at No. 1 President st. Brookly| family. Can be seen tor one at side of Hamilton avenue, A. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS TO TAKE IN washing ana ironing; can do up shits beautitully; has got reference for honesty and respectability, Apply at 8? Hamersley st., in rear, third floor. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as cook, washer and ironer in a small private fami ly, with gooa reference from last place. Call at 425 avenue, 2th and 20th ste., third floor, baok room, ior cne day. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS nurse and seamstress, or chambermaid and nurse; can care & baby from its infancy, or do the general housework of asmall private familv; is s good washer and ironei good reference, Can be seen at 232 7th avenue, between 25th and 26th ste., for two days. MAN AND WIFE—I[AVING NO FAMILY, ARE DE- sirous of obtaining situations; the woman is a good k or laundress; the man understands caring hors: iY co working in a gerden, or ona farm; has good city refe Apply at 230 East 13th st. YOUNG MAN, WHOSE EVENINGS ARE UNEY. ployed, is anxious to devote them to the writing up books, making out accounts or otherwise, Satisiactory testimonialscsa be fornisued, Addres# R. Baker, Werala office. A ply at) YOUNG GENTLEMAN WE: book and eash keeping, wishes to enter a large shipping, commission, or general mere! s’ office, 8 corrssponding clerk, having held such situation for'years. Ho under: stanc’s the German, English, snd French languages. Letters Stating conditions. Address K, G., Herald office, AT MORRIS & COHNERT’S 27 BROADWAY, CORNER Reade, can be found English, Seoteh, I an servante, for hotels and private familte: ‘waiters, coachmen, gurdeners. farme at 287 Broadway and 102 Greenwich s OY, 17 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS TO. LEARN THE nist, carpenter, plumber, or some other respect Is a cood strong boy, *and willing to work Inquire at his present employer's, 9 Fulton street, in the store OY WANTED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT BOY, about 15 years of age, wanted at Hearne Bros., 425 Irroadway. COLORED WAITER WANTED—ONE WIIO UN derstands his sings, and can give good rofsrcuco, Ap , between id Fo’clock, P.M. , ACQUAINTED WI LADY, WELL QUALIFIED AS A TRAVELLI companion, ig derirous of going to Europe With a respectable family; would endeavor to 1 i NG NEAT TIDY GISL WANTS A SITUATION AS chambermaid, and to assist with the washing and iron ing; she is & good plain sewer. Can give five yonrs’ reference. Call at $7 West 1th et., between Oth and 7th avenues, for one day. YOUNG GI YANTS A SITUATION AS CHILD'S nurse, ; is accustomed to the care of children for the last eight years. Two years’ city references given, Please call at Hlouston st., tor .wo a store; none but pi need apply. Addi with particnlars. SALESWOMAN WANTED—A YOUNG, OR WIDOW dy, Bnglish or American, to take charge of 9 fancy ous without any encumbrance whatever R. P. B., Herald office, for two day / vate tam pectable Protestant 1 reference. € m At his last employer's off #t., on the corner, for ous week. CoACUMAN- WANTED, A SITUATION, LY ONE Who understands the care of horses; he is’ a good and careful driver; is willing to assist in gardening; has no ob jection to go a short distance in the country. ‘The best city ‘and country reference, Address D. U.. box 137 Herald office , CoscHuax Wa TED, A SITUATION IN A PRI y \OACHMAN.—WANTED, A SITUATICN AS COACH. J toan oF groom, by wateady young man, who understands his business periectly; has no objection to the country. Can be weil recommended trom his Inet place. Ploase call. o address a note to Coachta: Campbeil’s, saddler, No. y4th avenue, where he yen for three days, if aot engaged 7 ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as child's nurse, or to do general housework ins small family. City reference from her last place, Can be seen for two days at 183 Broadway, WANTEDIBY A FRENCH PERSON, A SICUATION ‘As ladies maid and reamstross; understands dress- making, millinery and hairdressing, in the latest fashi no cbjections to travel. Can teach children French. apply at 1,74 Brondway, corner of Slat st. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 8 chumbermaid and to do fine wash- is willing to make her seit generally usetul; woul zo with n family to the country for the summer months, Cangive good reference, Piesse'to call at 132 Chrystie st., in the rear, second floor. Can be seen for two day Waites 7 ANTED—BY girl, a situatic ing and WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, BY A PROTHS. an. She is a professed cook in ail ita tranches—meate, pastry, cake and bread. She would help to wash, or would take charge of the housekeeping of a gon "atamily. Call at 1s5 avenue B, for wu girl, berwork ‘and pixia sew JUS West 26th et , for two ‘waiter, or Ww Good city reference, Call at * NIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABI as chambermaid and tu do sewing, and geversily escful. Good reference. Can 38 at $i Wooster st, A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTALLE Protestant. Girl,’ as 6 to.g0 a chort dist ountry; good ‘Can be seen for two days at 245 Malbcrry ent TANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A YO ohamvermard an plain eswing; one the ended, wage Wann Enclieh ircner; is wil city, referen st, fron? ba G GIRL FOR ean come well ti per month. Call at 295 Bleeoker st. recom A PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL, A situation todo chamber work and waiting, or to take charge of ebildren aud plain sewins ; good references. Can be teen fortwo duys at 15d Avenue B., between Ith and ‘OUN@ ste, YOUNG WOMAN. cooking in ali oqnired, ean be Good reterences will nm: dress, if ‘at No, 38 Huvert st. W ANIED—LY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION to dv housework in a private family; would do ham- berwork Ad plain sowing; Las good city relerence. Can be avenus, for two days. seen at 242 6tl Y A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, baby to wet unree, at hor residence. Inquire at 73 in the rear, first floor, BY A YOUNG GIRI. AS ia caged | eae in ag ope rully competent, Good references. yi ween let and 2d avenues ees JANTED—A SITUATION AS NURSE OR SEAM stress; is capable of ontting and fitting childre clothes or doing light chamberwork. The best of city ref ence can be given. Plewse call at 120 St. Mark's place, first floor, front room, WAntep 4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, AS nurse, or to do light chamberwork and sewing. Can be seen for two days at 105 Greane W4NTED— BY A. RESPECTARL. ‘young girl, a situati amber d or to take care of children; is afirst rate sewer, No 09: tion to the country, in @ respectable private family; no other need apply. "Good city reference from her lat place, Can be seen for two dayrif not engaged; please call at 213 Elizabeth st., corner of Prince, 244 9th st NEAT, TIDY ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman. as child's nurse or chambermnatd: oF for goneralphousework; is mgood washer and ironer, Mae two years reference from her Inst place. Cafp be soon tor two dayeat 166 224 street, between Ist and 2d avenues, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & situation todo the housework mall private Has the beet a good plain city reference, Call ck basement, until engaged, BY A RESVECTABLE young woman, as cook; understands it in all ite branches; bas lived with the highest families, Can be seen for two days at {% East 11th st, cook, washer and irones at 128 Norfolk street, y ANTED—A SITUATION ou! WANTS. AD MILLINE TANTED—A Ht a W3TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as waiter, or as nurse and seamstress; is Willing ‘o wake herself generally usetul; bas good city refer- . Please call at 125 3d avenue, tor two days, WaAXIED- 4 PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO GENERAL, 4 housework ins private family; on» who ean wash and iron well, sud a good plain cvok, with undoubted recommen- dottons Nowe Others need apply, at 390 Pacific st., near WAnzen— SITUALION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young girl, as chambermaid and waiter, or as eham- id plain sewer, or ws d do genera id inoner, ean » plain cooking, and Oo make herself genora ‘> usetui + the beste Please call at 110 East age work; )ANTED—BY A RESPECTA who lost er iret sbild \ baby to wet marae, asbington st , room 13. Can be seen tor two das WASTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, to do general housework, or chamber York and to'assist in the washing and ironing; good re. fereuce. Cam be seen at 4 32d st, between 6th and 7th ave- hues, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE kirl, to do chaiberwork and sowing, or to take eare of children; no objection to x short distauce in ¢! try; cood city reference from lived for thre days at 135 & y pad TED- A YOUNG GIRL ANOUT SIXTEEN YEARS of age, to take care of a child two Se Smocit., immediately: two months old, Apply TIDY GIRL, TWELVE TO FOUR- xo to wlio aad make ber home mily; wiil fad good home. Address till Tuesday ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation to do chamberwork or No objection to go # short distance int reference from her las: employer call at $07 Madison st., first floor, f ANTED—A SITUATION, RY A RESE young girl, shout seventeon years of az and seamstress, ‘or to do light cha nberwork and waiting; bas been brought up in this country, has had @ good educa tion, and can give the most reopestable city meference from her last place Can be seen tor two days at 120 St. Mark's place, Eighth st., third floor, back room, WAXTEDIA SITUATION, BY A RESPE Young woman, as plain seainstres mbermaid and to assist in washmng and ironipg. Can be seen for two dy# wt 08 Livingston °. ANTED. Prow Kood cook, call for twe days at Ot Spri a rence. Please t , recond floor, front roo: ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do chamberwork, or general house work in 4 amail family. Gooa reference,’ apply at 47 Harrison #t., first floor, front room. ¥ ANTED—TWENTY-FIVE CARPET SEWERS IM- mediately, Best wages paid Apply at 99 Bowery. __ MAXWELL & McDONALD. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do generat housework in a emall private family, or chamberwork and sewing; yood reference can be given, if required; can be seen for tw» days. Please call at {4 Marion et,, between Prince and Spriag, A Meise ores A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, nsituation as cook and to assi-t in washing, 01 the very best of cf y referonce can be from ber ee, Ploase call or address at 126 Clinton place, near 6th avouue, for two da ‘WAXTEDCBY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. & situation as chambermaid and waiter, the very pest of city reference can be given from whers ane has lived for the Inst two yeu! Please call or addross at 126 Clinton place, near 6th avenue, fur two days, ANTED—A GIRL, TO NO GENERAL in a small family; she must understand cooking, washing and ironing; American or German would be pre(er- Apply at the oitice, 109 Weet st. ANTED—ONE OR WO GOOD PANTALOON hands, to work in the store; as» two good vest hands. Ap) ranberry st., Brooklyn, witi samples o} 4 or good recommen datiol None but coud hands need ap- ply, a8 good prices are given. B, HOEKSPaDE! ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituation as chambermaid or waiter, or to assist in ironing or general housework. Best of reference Inst emplo: ‘Call at 20 East Mtb at., between A ana &, third floor. ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl. a situation as cook, washer and ironer iu a small family, or to do housework; is firsc washer and ironer. Has gcod city reteronce. Can be seen for cwo days, if not engaged, at 105 10th avenue, near 17th st. ANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL, A SITUATION ametress; would bh 0 objections to take caro Best of city re‘erence. Call at 130 3d avenue, TANTED—AT 231 BLEECKER STREET, SEVERAL young ladiee, at dressm suing, millinery and chil- dren’sTeady made Clothing establishment. None need ap ply unless neat vewers and willing to conform to prosent tine. 244 Bleecker street. N. B—Patterns of all kinds cut to fit. TANTED—BY A GERMAN PROTESTANT AND IN. dustrious woman, 4 situation as cook: 18a first rate d baer, and understands her business well; t in washing and ironing in a private family; no ob: Jection to go @ short distance in the country. Call at SL Prince st , near Mulberry, tor two days TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & rituation to cook, wash and iron, or tod. nerat housework ina smal family, "Adress 8. MC, box 191 ‘erata oftize. : TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTACLE OW oacrn.a soiaaein ais erases. och Keavesl house work or chamb goo co+k, washer and ironer. Best ot city Broome xt, NG Wom at w ur the xenert tie best of city raferoace. second fioor, fromt room, on Mon E ipl Yo! mail tamily; has 19th at. TED~BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A cituation as nurse, and i# perfectiy capable of taking the charge of ohildren; would be willing to assist in doing chambetwork; is a good plain sewer; has tne best of city re, ference from lier last place, where she has lived two years. Cail at 108 West 19th t., second floor, front room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO take care of chiidyen and do plain sewing und light berwork if requi ood reference. Apply at 174 loth etween 7th and Sth avenues. JANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA tion as chambermaid, Has no objection to do gene- ral housework. City reference. Can be seen for two days &t her last place, 9 avenue D. WA NTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, A uation as plain cook and zo0i washer and ironer. Has no objection to do genera! housework in « sail private family. City reference trom ber lart place. Can be seen for two days av 85 Sixth avenue, third floor J ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in a small private family; must be a good washer and ironer, and plain cook. Apply at Hoyt # t., corner of Paci- fic, South Brooklyn. WANZED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTARLE young girl, aa chambermaid (and waiterens; beat of city reference. Please call for two days at 5 Morris JANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation ina respeetmble tamily, is only one mouth over from Ireland; is a good washer and milker; is willine to make herself obedient to hor employers; has no object the country; can give good reference as to hee hoavety. Can be seen for two days in the 9th avenue, botweva 52d Rad Sod sts., fourth house from Gzd st. Wee bee A YOUNG as chambermaid and w: WOMAN, A SITUATION acd nesist in the Washing and froning, or take caro of children; will make herseli obliging in sry manner; good reference oan be at 1797th avenue, nea: en. Call st. fret floor, back room. 1ON, BY A PROTESTANT or s& chambermaid and 00 city reference but highest Apply at 378 th avenue, one door above 24d st., WANTED GBY A RESTE 3 WOMAN. arituat¥ong as a cook, washer and ironer; line the host of city reference; no objection to the eautry.” Can be seen for two days at23 Ith st., near 2d avenus, first floor, front room. ANTED—SEVERAL SEWING GIRLS, AS AP- Prentices to dressmaking. Apply at 0 Wooster st. 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A VERY NEAT AND as children’s nurve and chambermard; i er wash and iron for the nursery, of wait no objection to Brvoklyn or Hobo- $5 per month, Cail for two days at 217 East 0 fancy store, AS COACHMAN, OR PUR- by a temperat te derstands his business in a!) its branc! present em ployer, A. Leary, Ee tleman or lady in this oity or Bro worthy, confidential 36 18th st., for two Any gen- ‘klyn, who wante a trust— will please call «r address M. G., 8, oF ST Beaver, ANTED—A PERSON OF GOULD ADDRESS, AND WAsat acquainted with the city, to assist the advertiser inn new enterprise. The comreusstion will be very small at first, but, if the busine ‘ovds, will soon be inéreased. Apply from 12 to 1 o'clock at 44 Ann street, third floor. ANTED—A YOU MAN IN A SHIPPING OF- fice. Apply to Randal! & Ro son, 151 South st , cor- ner Peck slip. WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, A SITUATION 48 light porter in a grocery or drygoods st nter’s and cooper’s tools and turmsh t willing to go to the conutry; understami * of & pair or mors of hor-es; or to Good city reference given it rhquired . » Herald office, for thres with prompt attention. WAXTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN. TO attend bar in some respectable house; the best of re- from one of the fir 1 hotels ia Broadway. Ad- L., Herald office. yANT#D—BY A TRUSTWORTHY MAN OF 30BER habits and the highe-t recvmme: as porter, or to take care of any l«rae buttdi of offices saree where trust is required, x.¥ 11 office, for three days, will be WAXED: A SITUATION. BY A RESPECTABLE young man as coachman; understands his buedneas thoroughly; the highest. reco muencation produc gards bouesty, ke, Apply at Sil Broadway, corm for P. R WA XIED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A tituation as coachman, in a private family; has’ no objection to go to the ry, or to travel with ® has thiee years’ city reterenco trom his las} employer. be reon for twodays, at A Skilling's, 41 Broadway. WAXZTEDIA SITUATION, AS HEAD WAITER, IN A first class hotel, by a very competent mau; very best ¢ reference, and has been employed i the last ten years, “Address Jaracs, Heral . WANIED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN MAN, to drive horse and cart, or to di team. Can give the best of city reference. Can be seen tur two days aties Charlton st. WANIED-BY A TRUSTWORTHY, MORAL AND RE- ligiour man, a situation to attend om & ntleman going to Would be found 9 great acquisition to any gentleman (ifan invalid) requiring his ser Hiss bad several years’ medical expericace, and has been often a: ten Knows some parts of Korope ‘Is a Protestaut, and can be well recommended. Address H. B., 64 Court sirovt, Newark, New Jersey. feren: man; Can I3IIMAN AND HIS WIPE, Ler, the other M8 cook. Can their last employer. Pyease call, Shristopher or adoress, at J ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A respectable youns man, who perfectly understands his business. City referonce cau be civeo. Apply a. 825 lsroxd- way, fortwo days, or address J. D., box 115 Herald office. WAnizp— ny A You light porter in s dry ood Inet sitvation, Best of city referenc: rald office, ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT Intely arrived trom France, a situ would make themselves geveraly uvofal. Recommendation can be gy be seen at 29 Frankfort st.,im tho rear. Inquire for Mr Flubasher. TUATION AS two yours in bis | We, Hee MAN AND WOMAN’ ati tions; one a of city reference st, near Welk "Wei te pisin cook, washer ‘and izoner, ana to de reace? work; is tond of children; good city reference. 9 to Yo'clock, st 17 Grand st. WA TED-A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMALD AND iter, by a young not good shar: and stands her business well; is willing snd vbliging mud. not Airaid to work; o¢et city reference. “Ath st., or address M. TANTED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Apply fron RUG CLERK WANTED—AT BERRIAN'S DRUG store, 170 Grand st., Williamsburg. None need appl without the best of reference as to character and quali: cut RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 10 OB- tain a situation as chambermaid and waiter; has no Objection to do general housework in a small provate (am- fly. Good refereres. Can be seen tor two days at 70 North Moore st., in the basement RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A s chambermaid, or would go ax nurse and derstands family sewing: is ® good shirt er, [Has no objection to go in the country for the sum- Bert city reference. Apply two days at 8 West 35th ear Broadway. LADY WHO I$ BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING, wishes to find a situation for her girl; she is un experi: Foeed cook, ax well a an excellent iaundress, Wages $7 per month. Can be seen at 16s West 22d et, TIDY GIRI, FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE, WANTS ® situation as waiter, or to take cate of children, in a Tospectable family; wages not so much an object as & res- able home Can be #ven at 430 Pearl st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN. AS stross and nurse, or seamstress or chamoermaid; ction to go to the country with a family for the sam: her; good reference, Apply at No. 101 Montague place, WANTED—RY A RESPECTAGLE young pirl, to do generel housework, or chamberwork Sud waiting, Gold street, corner of Frankfort, Best city refer RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT Hou Ss regular chambermaid, or to do chamberwork ind assist at fine washing and trorihg, Bost of city reter ince from hor last place. leave eaif at 38 224 st., privato door. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION As cook OF ae £000 W wnd iron i to go to Cal Appl three days, PRENCH om ft nin with @ lady, and pay half hor coy ha t 318 Jet avenue, second floor, beek room. for Yom 19 A.M tod P.M, PMPLOVERS ARE WANTED FOR A LARGE 3 Ly ter of efficient, well recommended cooks, cham maids, narses, xeamnt waiters, and geosral ho workers, dc. "Families in city and country in want of such, will do well by making thear selections atthe South Brook lyn Employ ment Office, os Atlantic st. ARM LABORERS, MECHANICS AND FEMALE DO. mestics mayb caged at the Am Foreign Linigrant Protective and smployment Society, 27 Grooa: 8 sem wich st. Ps Application. ANTED BY A YOUNG LADY A SITC. d, will wa it est references gi ddrers Hoboken, for three days. SOVERNESS WANTED—A FRENCH OR GENEVISE J Protestant, to take charge of the education of two young girlie; the most entisfactory references required. Ad- dress 249 Sth ave. OIEL CATERER WANTED—FOR A FIRST CLASS petent to take the entire chorge,inclading y familiar with accounts, and a of good addrers, and the most un-x Salary Mobral, The dost of refer oth for respectability, honesty aud ng references aud salary required, pt ¢ will be required, actty. Address, #1 4, Post Office. I ADY’S MAID WANTED—A FRENCH WOMAN WitO 4 8 understacds hairdressing and fino sewing, to walt on a ‘Apply at No. $ Madison avenue, from J to So’clock. KS. GREEN MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER kind patrons and the public that her agoney for domestics is removed to 70 White st., onst side, and solicits all good domestion to call and be suited in oily or ey, tae beak etuations ‘and highest wages, Office om he HOUSEKEEPER IN A FIRST CLASS who perfectly understands the manage . and geaeral supervision. Address box nd reference: ANTED—A PROTESTANT COOK, WHO THO. roughly understands ner business. Bert city roferences required. Also, » boy, between I and 20, who is & good iter and has’ city references, Call betwoen 10 and 12 A, M,, at 297 Oth avenue. ECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- waiter, of to ‘tal P tion to country. Can be seon for three days Lecuurd at,, first loom, front room, WARXIEDSA COLORED WOMAN WHO UNDER- stance plain cooking; is a washer and ironer; o a Prot ome well recom} at 30 Cranberry tant white woman. of work, TANTED—FIFTY YOUNG LADIES, TO WORK ON mantillae, Apply to D. R. Pyne, 240 Bowery. TANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT citl » situation as chamtermaid or to care ot children. Can Le seen tor two days, at 96 West 20th at. TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ituation to take care of one child 128 19th st., between 7th and 8th Call for three day! Weer paian SITUATIOP, IN A by a nice tidy girl, as plain cook, cr penersl housework; has good city referene ply at 79 Canal #t, WANtED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRt, A sitvation in s private family, to do general houtework, or as child's nurseand do plain sewing. Ple&se o Ey Vandewater st. WARTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a# chambermaid, or chambermaid and , city reference ean be given. Please call at DO, Odacksom place, Denning ot, good baker: good ci at 260 Rivington st. TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPE. TABLE young woman, as ohambermail and waiter; can do Freroli finting satis‘nc reference if required. be pen for two daye at 70 Anthony st., near Broadway, top ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, to do up stairs work, and to assist with the waehing and ironip reforence. Apply at 10 Tallman st., Brooklyn, for two da: TANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION plain cook, washer snd ir in w private tet ofty reference given, Plewse call nt No, front room. NTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN. A SITUATION soaker and se 4 h 1 kinds or family at 215 Last 13th st., TANTED—BY A COMPETENT WOMAN, A SITUA. tion as cook, who perfectly uoderstands her 3 isan excellent baker. The best of city reference, 3 Sulli . — - $$$. WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A ORRSPECTADLE young woman, as chambermaid at d waiter, and to as. sist ini washing and ironing. Best of city refetence given, ‘Apply at Ol Marion # ys. ir two da WASIED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE women: one ns good plain cook; |) a first rato ner; the other as chambermaid % ive in one house: both Protestants “thins city reference, No cbjection to xo to the coun 0 days wi ott street, fi Dor, , between Hor ad Bloecker stresinn J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE women, as renee Soeerwernee in a rerpect- nN t to to Inq fe at 32 th city referepes, * aud Ob wyenues, ANTRD—A YOUNG MAN TO. 4 9 eed bel ge to devote of bie empl STS" are ot CH sh Mating last pi poe ea, ANTED.—SITUATIONS ARB PROCURED FOR as clerks, barkeepers, waiters, coachmen, armers, boy! toren and trades, cooks, chamber homsowork gisls, de., at No, 4 East ,oorn*r.of Chatham square." Bm| ied with any’ of the above beip nou dalay: — JAMES McLERNON, Agent. nb Ph 16 ITH “Sul spunea, Also, good man walter and e cook RELIGIOUS NOTICES, HENRY WARD BEE® ture im the Oar HER WILL DI "Soonge Keys, 3 Bichth ning Mea iehtee x [SoS Ligvors, &c, Bees $8 TOLGACCO PLANTATION, Broadway, ¢ Metropolitan and desler in superior Havana segars, w! \LARET WINE FROM ER DOZEN, 4 er, Gsbillings per returned. Pine tamily ottles returned. Seoteh brandies, wines, &o., lity, at PIERSON'S, 18 Blecoker street, NO. 580 lotel, importer holessle and retail, BOTTLES e. FURNITURE. : ws SUITS AT REDUCED PRICES—AT MA- ANEW ae sTACK sold. sstablished wpreroome, ola Brondway, opp wirth Hotel. Suite of furni 4 540. it. Nichol ture with bi «do. and pillows and bo eters, from ane WANTE ee FOR CASH, IN PART, THE balance in denrabl ae pro verty? in the vieinity of Dew York, for which 8 warrantee deed will be: ‘Apply to A. BUNKER, Brandreth ttouse, SPORTING. CKING BIRDS FOR SALE,—A GOOD Ce eaerea t0 ry ‘4 GOOD CHANCE 18 hen, reoster, and ni and lady woe & Vige, ray *pely ay