The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1856, Page 5

NEW Yc’. Cy @inted Fillmore was received with chers, groans and hisses. ‘The Ely resolutions were temporarily laid on the table, to be taken up at a later hour. At 9 o'clock the ant!-Fillmore delegates left the hall, and arenow in consultation at the Adams House. They will probably issue a call for a convention to elect dele- ates to the New Yoru Convention, of June 12, Boston Weekly Bank Statement. Boston, May 6, 1856. The following are the footings of our bank statement ofthe present week, ending May 5, as compared with Arrival of the James Adger at Charleston. CuaRuestoy, May 6, 1856. ‘The steamship James Adger, Capt. S.C. Turner, from New York, arrived here this (Monday) evening at nine @eleck, EE Our Washingtnn Correspondence. Wasmnaton, May 5, 1856. France Called on to Protect the Cutholic Church in Mexico—~ The French Minister at Mexico the Special Protector of the Pope’s NuncioeThe Complication in our Foreign Relations The Effect om American Politics, dc., fc. A new complication has taken place in our foreign rela- tions, involving not on'y the question of peace or war abroad, but of political confusion at home. France has _ deem called on to interfere in Mexico for the protestion of ‘the property of the Catholic church lately seized by Pre- sident Comonfort. Whether Louis Napoleon will accept ‘the call, and step forward as the defender of the church im Mexico, is s question no man cananswer. That it affords him an excellent chance of extending his power, and giving vent to the restless military element of the empire, is evident. Such a course would also bring to his support the power of Rome—a power just as essential for the stability of his dynasty as was the alliance with England necessary to his legitimacy. “Yt is a very serious consideratien how far England has gommitted herself to France, and to what extent eer Jeon can influence public affsirs ance the Channel. Evgland is bent on sustaining her claims in Ceatral pgp and France determines to protect the rights of Catholic church in Mexico, the ‘ Western policy”’ — ently alluded to by Napoleon? may soon become @ reality,and we msy be called upon to ‘face these two great Powers single handed. Spain would not let such portunity escape her, of jo in @ contest for 7 ie would have a particular re! ee An Englisl man must always have pt oy one to look down upon, some one to look up to; and being on his knees now to John Bull necessarily inclines to @ fight with somebody. France must war upon other people, or on herrelf. The element exists perpetually, and it is a mat- ter of policy to keep it out of the government. If Spaniard is remarkable for anythiog more than his own welf-conceit, it is the contempt he entertains for other Spain deems it her duty and destiny to awee) Tepublicaniam, and our free presa, free 8) and Proteataut Bible from the face of the ‘These three nations have # commen ini in making s commcn cause against us. Cuba, antral America, "lexico, what a complication have we here! And ‘it is now almost certain that Louis Napoleon will lead off on the he Cathotis ax ition. aoe French Minister, a: Maxion, some co WAS ated as the protes- tor of Pope’s Nuncio, secompanied by spt in- steactions from Paris. ment to resist the attituie of ‘The refusal cf ¢ ur govern ba would give an impulse to the Protestant feeling of the country, which would strengthen greatly the Know ea TH tld On the other hand « different courte, besides the complication of our foreign relations, would necesearily excite the Catholic mind all over the igo . Napoleon always acts suddenly, and there is when this question may enter the arena of i Spain would join him, and England be forced a hostile attitude on the Central American question. ‘That the call on France has been made is well knowa. A few weeks will show it your correspondent’s informa- tion is correct. Trial of Steam Fire Engines in the Park. Quite a large crowd assembled in the Park yesterday Morning, to witness the trial between the rival steam engines, which had been advertised to take place for some ‘weeks previously. The trisl was to decide the award of Prizes offered by the city, as follows:—$500 for the best working model, $300 for the next best, aud $200 for the. third best. The following engines were entered:— Lee & Larned, New York, fall size model rotary pam. ae &larned, do., ‘small model reciprocating Dump. jamesSmith, do. small ¥. C. &J. 8. Burnham, Yorkville, small model. The Committee of the Board cf Councilmen, before whom the trial progressed, were John H. Brady, John Kennard, George Merritt, John Baulch and Jacob L. Smith. Asthe committee were too modest to suppose they eould give a correct description themselves, they invited number of the best known engineers attached to the large steam works throughout the city, to assist them in forming a proper judgment, and several of them were on the ground. fire Marshal Baker, Chief Carson and other well known members of the Fire Department were also present. Tee & Larned’s engine has already been partially de- seribed in these columns, The engine weighs 6,500 lbs., ‘and the boilers are so constructed that a very large surface is exposed fo the action of the flame and thus steam is generated in a very little time. This 4s done by means of a coil of tubes contained within a coil of larger tubes, the annular spaces being filled with wa- ter, with a flame inside the inner tube and outside the outer one; thus converting the water into steam at short notice. This engine is to be of six horse power, Mr. James Smith entered a small model, a two inch and a half cylinder engine, of about s third horss power, with separate tubular boiler. It was three feet high and two in diameter, of simple construction; pump and cylinder working ina line with one piston rod, with « stroke ot four anda halfizches. Diameter of steam cylinder, two and a half inches; of pump, two inches. Its peculiarity consists in # spring to throw the valve open, and its great merit was its simplicity of construction. Burnham’s ergine was an upright tabular boiler, thirty-two inches dismeter, seven feet high, and had two engines and two pumps, workiag vertically on the side of the boiler, Pump and engine has a stroke of seven and three quarter inches. This was about eight horse power, and its cylinder seems disproportionably Jarge, compared with the boi'er, It is rated at eight horse power. All the engines being declared in readiness, the signal was given, and at 11:45 A. M. the boilers were fired up. The water began to spout as follows:— No, minutes. Pounds of Steam. 12 80 14 & to 100 . 22 ‘Smith’s one-third horse power enginge only ak twenty feet hose, and out of « five-sixteenth inch nozzle threw a thin stream sixty-five feet. Burnham’s, with a three-quarter inch nozzle, threw 125 feet from fifty feet of hose. The inventor of this mode] claims that, with an engine of 7,000 pounds, they could throw 110 feet through a three inch nozzle, which would be s tremendous stream of water. Lee & Larned’s succeeded in throwing 185 feet through soneand one-eighth inch nozzle, and 150 feet through sone and one-sixteenth inch nozzle. This was effested by holding them up at an angle of forty-five degreas. Potated towards the zenith they did not extend over one hundred feet in height. Nothing occurred to mer the interest of the occasion, though the trial was not deemed satisfactory, owing to the smaliness of the models on trial, which disappointed the crowd. There is no doubt but that steam engines could be brought into play with very fine effect fm large fires, as the stream of water is so continuous as to bid defiance to anything a hand engine could effect, and no doubt but that they will be very generally used even- tually, The time taken to start the fire is of course the great difficulty, and will interfere with their being brought immediately into use for small conflagrations. ‘The committee reserved their decision as to the award Of premiums, whieb, no doubt, will be decided to-day. Gime awD Mapricat Uniox.—The lovers of good old English mutic should not fail to attend the third eoncer of the Glee and Madrigal Union, at Hope Chapel, to wight. The programme ia capitally selected, and the vo- calists, Mra, weorgiana Stuart Leach, Miss Maria Leach, Mr, Frazer and Mr, Stephen W. Leach, are perfectly com- petent for the task of performing it. Bowsny THEATRE.—Mr. Glenn, a young actor of pro. mise, has a benefit to-night. The bdillis good, and the heure should resemble it. Court Calendar—This Day. scrnws CovRr=Clrouit-—Nos, 1137 to 1163, 1106 to 1178, 1180 to 1200, 1202 to 1216, 1217 te 1221, to 1247, 1249 to 1267, 1260 to 1901, 1904, 1806, 1504 to 1316, 3818'to 1341, 1343, 1344, 1346,” 1347, 1348, 1349, 1951 to 1986, 1988 t6 1417, 1419 to 1 38 46 460, Svparior Court.—Noe, 252, 217, 630, 647, 155, 67, 486, 669, 575, 576, m1 ” 578, 579, B82, 585, 586, 263) 323, 590, 888, 38%, inh, 498, 229; 950, 496, 6265/9626; ig, 81 Puras.—Part 1—Nos. 469, 560, 662, 168, 630, 688, 636, 508, 669, 606, 566, 567, 668." Part 2 $81, OO oa’ €0, 21, 508, B20, B40, 65, 648, O47, B48, 000, #76, 071: Superior Court. SALE OF THE YEW YORE HOTEL STOPPED BY IN JUNCTION. May 6.—Edmund Griffin vs, Ourtis Judson and Others. —Bome few weeke since a decision in this case was given by Judge Siosson in favor of the plaintiff. Mr. H. H. Rice, deputy clerk of this Court, was appointed receiver to take charge of the lease, ixtures, &:., of the New ‘York Hote), and was directed [by the order of the Court to nell the property for the benefit of the plaintiff. Par- svant to advertisement the receiver proceeded this morn- ig to put up at auction in front of the City Hall, the property in question. The tit'e of Mr. Curtis Judson in the New York Hotel was Hirde sailres first bid being $50, gradually rising b; was about to be knosk- £2 down to Satie Whiting for The hemmer was, however, scaly nto ped by one of the Fiearits 00 py gion who came forward to_ the auctioneer and served yin a 82007 of an injunction hich had sees been issued by Judge Slosson restraining the sale until the farther order eer the Court. The numerous eoncourse of persons who had assembled then separated. Liberality, the Spirit o1 of the Knox tof eh ad en tn pr wt il | tare manufactures the and Re tered ym hare the elect of Been! eopit mam apa ‘Seeistant estab] the gta and street. I: ETOCS ae GAIAM bos the peeborsed sasrenetnn a ner ted heliinas edition of Sis spn bat at for 1806," itis ictal of beanty, le: eantly ee GEN bigness ¢ Brosdway, opposiie Bt Paul's ‘The Espenscheld Styles Been considered by connelsscurs in hats, remarkable for grace and besnty; but taablon for {856 in Be. appient hit he bas ever made. ‘illest 4333 50 are aes Ne se aa ater 118 Nassau street. ona Germany ganas | 7 ae geeerrarns ‘148 Fulton street, berween Brosdway and BONG Restee tts for pee and nts, or daily at the depot roadway. papas ae ace ten only at Bt is estab! it, on Ge ees for ee enaesen thea A baer me sale at auction.—Mesers, ANTHONY J. BLEEC! & CO. No, 7 Broad street, New York, will sell, at the ‘Moreh ae ae New York, Wednesday, May 7, at 12 pas cece peas two valuable in the southern part ot the earace Muwan. Kie, ) known aa Wa!ker’s Point. 580x120 feet, situated in the most {mproving recuoa aot ts jue constantly, Lots baye been sold as high aa $600. inno sat sale elng about, ose to [5 met ¥ nfo sae and protabie le lavortaente: aren many dollars b invested share, ia wundred Secrieenes of ike m European ae odplialinse at an hh janner, b: mense spon, Fite port arto For maps aud ffurther articn. lars evply ag above.” ” Extensive Sale of #ifty-eight Routes and Jole.— We nolice that Messrs. A. J BLERCKER & CO. will se 1 at the Mercbanis’ Exchange, at_12 o'clock this day, fitty- eight houses and lota on First and Second avenues, between ‘Thirty seoond and Thirty third and Thirty-fourth and Thirty- fifth str affords » most desirable opportunity for ‘wiabing to obtain commodious and well jences to ihe best advantage. 88 16 per ent of al and Mops and particulars can Notice,.—The Creditors of the ae Firm of Wrst Laniers & Co. will please present their cisime on or before the Sih inst, at the office of the assignees, Ro. 1¢ Mar- Wi. PATON, "hisw Yonx, May 2, 1266. Rich Motre Abaue Vests, $3; Complete lendid black sloth frock oo less variety of fancy cas- simere pants, trom $1 50 ubwards, t BVANS! extensive cloth Pps! LS Cotton. Genuine Article of WM. WHITEWRIGHD on every spool. 37 (te ‘Window Shades.—Improvements and En- torprize -KELTY & FERGUSON, No. 201 Broseway snd Ee ae Retin eget te tate . epious us for maoutcsturing wpneo ww sbades, and ire out appa to supply the whole Tade wih an Garivalled assorteaeut, fully thirty per ost less than ever before sold. As none are alicwed to manufacture ‘under our patent, nowe can compe'e wih us, either in style or price. Ano, gilt Ca oe brocatelle de laines, damask, lace and mus!in curtains, 4c, _ Suamalers and Warren Streets Store to ease.— The valuable lot 120 Chamers street, between Church and College ect ae teet front, and extending through to War- ren street, it is to be immediately improved by the erection thereon of a five story first class store in all respects, wa Hn two dasements, and with ali the modera improvements, el ither of feoeictap og treme) mir: fete on or before the Ist of May doubted tad th fag ula All ee Le ei enant val wi ranged to sonvevience. For further particulars apply to ADRIAN H. MULLER, 38 Wall street. Strawberries.—fine Ripe Strawberries, just received goa for Nod emer ors JOHN TAYLOR & CO., Broad- ‘way, corner of F ‘Wedain; am ‘Visiting Cards, envenere &e,, in the ° “Inteat styles. Consuls, notary, society and bus ness seals, with presses; siver door plates, 100 different pat- terns; inscriptions, coats of arms, c; ‘onstone, riaat sleepin, urtments. quai arian’ ant mocolnly payments, ‘at 62 White oor from Brosdway. Paphian Lotion or Fieral poems Phelon meobarns, pinnples, spol, Suras, scalde, sang toyed ipa ipa, a) Imples, spots, burns, sca! ee, arms a a hands. : For sale by PHALON, and all drug- Pohl Hair Dye and — qzeite admiration among all connoisseurs in art. of Segant private sparrneats, for applying Mis taiaaliable aye, Sa ealy reliable artic'e of tne kind extant. Wholesale & CRISTADORO’S, No.6 Astor House. Copy the ad- Gouraud’s Italian Medicated Soap poritive- ret tan, pimples, freckle, eruptions, and all skip dy. Beaten, Bohdre wabuce Bie uprogi hale from low foreheads, or rt cf the bye Hat ou ly white, ay er ee Shea. Haye, Brooklyn. Whiskers or Leora forced to simiraae tix weeks by not stain or injure 7 $18 ben oy part of the country. R. Cs [AM 500; 75 es, Ue Pl Fulton street, Brookiya; Zelber, 44 South Third Ciirehugh’s Wigs and Toupees, Famed for their beauty ot ven fits. fehteesand durability. The Iate im. Broverests reader th perfec: heads of hair. Strangers and iizens shou'd call at oe acl ‘the fsstary, efore paying elsewhere, Nov i63 Fulton street, corner of Broadw Sands’ eeeetaiieenctie nal “and Senuise article, for scrofulons and uteerous affelons, aud tn All diseases in ‘which sarsaparilia in recommended by the fa- euiy, thie preparation has proved itself superior t all olbers, Prepared and sold by &. B&D. BANDS, No. 100 Fulton ot Dr. Levett, mecha sereerauy, —_ beets his ationts, and (hose recommen, to hum, that hie bites hoary areonly from 9 Ac M. 10 6, Ma. No, 12 Waverley place, one block west of Broadway. Established 1835. Hostetter. Three Bottles of getab!e BMtomach Bitiers will oure the dysp, Greates an appetite, forces off the impure bi bioed and invigorates the system; two bo'ties wif cure ths worst form ot liver complaint; one boule will dissipave tant weak ‘the pit ot the stomach, wi 1 give calor 19 fpr art vane and strength to the sysiem sud lend cheerfa'n mind. No article's so peculiarly adapted to the depr tog teluences of spring eather, ly_shou'd navi Bold by all erocers, hotels ‘ind druggists, HOSTRETRR, Sitti & COS Oincuuat, arses dark, $04 Broadway, wholesale agenis for New York Mrs, Hayes, Brooklyn. Holloway’s Se ae eee creer Salves. itetter’s Ve~ aia; one bottle Bata of em, Ta is ene . a on crteenal: dissnas Into stem. 4 ely vegetable. It ax: be exciting ca mation and suppu aration. Us the cleatrice i ieovse behind, ‘there lurks no covert poison. The Principle of Pargation Proptrly Under~ py is better than wealth tothe ealighte-ed.~ Brandreth’s pil's are the most noxious and harrassing diseases, ia & manner ° o cerialnar den, as to give greatthankfulners to the afflicted. ‘The weak, the nervous ard 5 delicate = strengthened by pg te tales oy the mind aa to the bod: ; men- ts of all kinds are cured by them; in faci, Tags A impart a vigor and power to ihe tellot (uly eu rary is now & common octirrence, when « m to takes dose of Brandreth’s pills, wht cear id and invigorate i perceptibie faculties. In fact the ‘of both sexes wili find 2 treasure of Ty pil's, hen Seep cannot be obtained, from vo erveusness of the svstem, induced from over taxation of mental feculttes or other e&iuses, one or two ot these pills wit invariably agg 2 sleep. Ww nervous fevera thay are moat vi alueble. ie; nna ie cee as “| Rive been eared; Byron, Nepolern, Canning, Carey ‘abi their lives b fact. that men fare more ea ad af Bie 4a than me: Habit i! ordinary ade gcc as Lie conte: ‘ofa fier an ore sensitive physicial ins eat Boe ty depend their higher peroeptive ‘analition, W from over ¢: Hy aznos antes of an eueryanr jomes thrown out of geer te, i fo “4 eee ‘comes the vigient heud wad Las jl Snopes nervous fevers, affection of the kid- in the all biadders, billious affections. What aha’l + News mental labor, 10% exciiement, nad Mie, ‘Lor me tell there gifted mon that ix to 11-8 they must look f° bons ip; they ‘wil bewo ten mente valve ol nervous ay wSRANDELITS PIULS are aris con't per box: he rincipal office, No. 43 casa ie et, Branare.h Building, unton’a book stores, No. 8 Sowery, a No. 241 Fh hoa areal; also, by Mrs. Hay No 18 F roskiyn: by ¥. W. Dyott & Bons Ipbin ‘and vey all respec adie druggists and medic! Fin the Union, Rheumnatiom, “Serofula, &o--Hyatt's Life —— fs the most certain remedy for the severest o1ses of these « diseases 4 from great impurity of the bloo, tenured Mr. John Mecariy. 66 avenue Lr of severe iaflamms- 7 rheumatism, ‘asthma,’ bronabilis and kidney complaint, Atte hethad been confined 10 hia house most of wo 9 and fin ite deapalred of. pt cured & ere oe family ot¥. W. ee ccna one saree Tia you rnad Feiss aoe t: 75 cents per boit'e, ar ante yy druggisis, and by Mrs. Haven ie Paiton etrest, Brooklyn. Dr. Tobias’ Venetian Linament Depot Is Ke. meved to No. 66 Cort'andt street. This celebrated artisle Is Warrented to cure croup, coughs, vomiueg, mums, sore back ehronte rheum: chest aud back, ¢ age here wed can be“op alved Tobias’ boree ina en warranted iuperiortoany eter. Or BO pry, Ip pint boviler, #! Pro Bono Pub! LYON pee magnetic le poser kite SEE pills rat jo Bene . ants, moths, roaches, od ak Be way, “B, Lyon”? On Wednesda; vening, April 20, by the Rev. Dr. Bel ev. Dz. Bol- lows, Hava Z. fo OuARLOTTE LEsRy, all of Ron Tuesday, A uae Rooms to EVEUNA , daughter of William Smith, , May 6, by fee Rey. 8. M. Isaacks, M. J. ‘Miss Ciara, fourth daughter eh ag 5, by Bishop Laugh- o%. ere. “ap eee, \waukie papers pl In Eenckigar on ‘Wednesday, lin, Tuomas R. Morgan to Kats Died. Pius Monday, May 5, after # short ilinese, MicHam. His friends and relatives are respestfaily invited to at- tend his funeral, this afrernoon, at three o’clock, from his late residence, No. 695 Water street. On err morning, May 6, Wm1Am Marons, aged 48 re friends and acquaintances of the family are reapect- invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, ‘at two Oeltek from his late residence, on Tuesday, May 6, Jutian C. Very, of the firm of Very, ine & Co., aged 28 years. friends are respectfully invited to attend his fune- ral, to-morrow afternoon, at one o’clock, from No. 105 St.’ Mark’s place, On Tuesday, May 6, Jacon Eckuorr, age native of Hanover, Germany. ‘The friewds and relatives ‘ot the family, and the mem- bers of the German Friendly Society, are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o’elock, from No. 186 Liberty street. Hia remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery, at j Brockiye, on Monday, May 6, Perer Boyir, aged 66 Fin ‘faneral will take place, from his late resitence, No. Brooklyn, this afternoon, at two o’cloek. The friends and acqueintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend. In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, May 6, of disease of the heart, Samus, A. G. Bua His remains will be taken from his mother’s residence, No. 16 Debevoise street, to Greenwood Cemetery, to-mor- atten o’clock. 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A DOPTION.—A_ FAMILY, SBIGULY EeereceArte liviog in @ healthy country girl between8 and 12 years of a child to part with, will secure her ® good homs, with gind treatment and advantage of education, by addressing A. Herald office, this day. XTENSION TABLES.—LEFT AT J. W. cabinet and uphoistery establishment, corner of Kieventh street, two extension tables. one hiack wal aut, the other oak: 10 be god cheap, lequire as above. PAny, yee, having such 88 Broadwa-, WFORMATION WANTAD-BY TWO sisrnas, J ho let Berwickshi: Sortland. about the Renan midceeea ae carpenter wilh eve Pollock, paneer eet ‘ts reany fe Jobn Bailey, trey Tron Wi NFORWATION WANTED—OF WM. ANSLY. A YOUTH five feet high. middiing stout; had ona pants and ves‘. a white shirt Left his bone on Thorsday, rey & been heard from him An; oA oe by his aMicted m: 2d avenue, between 20.b and formetion will be ‘at 188 Kast Seventeenth street. t oRMst TON WANTED OF PSILIP AND Paraick Kavengh. When from Philip was in Virginia; Patrick was ast Bnaronst me lor, Michigs heard from them abcut two years them will be gs dewater street, New ¥ ‘Avy intormstion of ihn by oir mabe, at 35 Van- ee Rn FIND A LETTER AT ™ ae a eee LEAVE OW’ Fy, si ae “si Sth oF 9th, or same time next monte. A: 11L THE PARTY WHO, NEARLY TWO YRARS ge at an office in Wall street, e| in Houston street, plesse address the gentleman through the Post office, as he Knows ot thetr be ing in Bow York, THE LECTURE SEASON. M."evenie, Me hae ta LROTURE ROOM—MONDAY fay 1: Grand li'erary und musical entertain see amusement colemns. yy ceaoan pth RAR ON Fete delivered rotessor FOWLE sav Tonnes commencite, Cage ‘evening, May 5, and ng. Banta fen, Pro P writen descriptions of charac- since, le't a mensn; ee to call for ® parc 4 iter continuing four successive ev charte and THE TURF. : BW YORK RACES SPRING MERTING, THIRD ¥ WERK Fashion (formeriy ar fn June, 1856, over the Pieepe oat! ‘at 5(0 Bouston et HERA" LD, _WPNESDAY, MAY 7, 1856. . 5 Litter WANTED. ot mee! coctionea which she will partial aaa pareae eras | Bees eytaa al om same ‘which will be promptly attended te. RISPROTABLE PROTRSTANT WOMAN WANTS A Ho objection to wert ance ig ae councy.. Good a rey yi A reference. APpIY at No. 160 Weet 0th st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENG. idow, poe nrgee a icmlly of children: relerenose from fie’ fret fauaiion 10° the i Ms tity. Gall at 70 Union place on Wednesday and Thursday. RESPECPABLE YO! IRL WANTS A I- fuation ip semua family, to do housework; hes wo objec. ‘and waiter; bas good city reference. goas Call at 896 61h avenne. oo a te Ta ae [HIGHLY RESPKOTABLE LADY WISHES @O GAT A as housekeeper, or (0 suverintend a gentleman's & widower’s tamil b preferred. Beeb MK. C, South Orange, Mow Sareey. and pmmetiale attention i} be paid; and if an interview is wished, Mil be ai once Avended, if the name and address is for: A ft ggLoREp pe WANTS A at Pe As or cbild’s nuree, or wou’ 'y 000m ez na or family gowg to Californie. Please te Anne Jones, care of Peter 8, Porter, 170 West 29:n st, LADY OF INTRSLLIGENCB AND te dake and i A willing to take charge of a gentleman y rer\denee, If t she can secure le and by such an ar perma home, haar whens mlerviow ont nent Be'tnd, Mra. B. EL edie eae Post office. SE ‘A SARY, ACCUSTOMED TO TEACHING. WISHES TO obtain & situation as teacher, ia a family school, either in the city or country; is qualided to teach Bogiish and French; can give good testimonials, Addresi P. T. 8., Jersey City Fost a Ea ea eas AA sung warns. ac ctambermalt ack water act be and walter; wi ees in the washing and ironing if required. Has ne lo go ashort distance in tbe country. fhe baa the best of city reference from her last place. Can be seen to> two days, if not engaged, at No, 144 Forsyt! s'tront house SITUATIONS WANTED. anne Ee ee NTT eee Aer SrrUAsION PR gy. WEY A bey pts and re oe. do amber wont an sodas foe weabing and F Pi onl) a aoe iroen Tis and Bur seonnes, foes feos A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS TO TAKE IN eyes Or 40 eut by theday. A respectable girl. a4 and Wailer, Or aa Burse and sermetrese Has pevenect ogo ta (oe country. f00d city reference fr Vast here she hse ved four years. Please galt ay Wea tiga at, between sth and 9th avenues, firs: i mms. fat 4 OF TBE HIGHEST CHARACTER DE- im any capacity, in any Tocallty oe as bar Sader te ‘bookkeeper or oll news ies ety fe trecdayn eT eeene @00D PASTRY COOK 2x0 Conn OfTOW rh’ Acme family, ether teins oy count ina hor ote Gbarlon, at Mr Palos, 0 Chareh nie cme, boarding bonse, YOUNG MAN, oe ARRIVBD yROn THE OLD wishes to learn the art of boot an: ee aay a has 8 io and ul years at the trade. wishing such a ry ee ‘can see him at aon ‘Down te rear, or ora N 6 ‘ast 2ist st., in the office of the on irquirir g for WilMam Bigging. ee YoUsG en eee A 4 AERUASION SO DETER A Bout age reference. “App corner of Franklin and Greeawish leGuire’s grocery store. (aurQunEL- tae Foy capcom gs ig ad OF pe gh poy og eS four weeks, Mra, Ww, yn Post office. Ofte PYIST TOR OR BRAD ER dk MIDDLE AGED LADY, sebont agency, 293 HOS —A SaaaoN WANTED, BY A RRSPECEs- loung woman, 84 cok ok {a & petra f faralty; ig an excel Yent eae sin the city. Bes: clty reference. Please call at Ko. 8 5th at, tn the sore. SITUATIONS WANTED. anthhannaniiapannionnsnnnaronnatantaammnnmenaniignennnnn Ww ITUATION, AS CHILD'S NURSE AND or ametress, by & m Fenpestable woman, who faruich work, "Apply st 117 24 aveoue. or 166 Patios ANTED—BY A RESPACTABLE WOMAN, A bs ryt tiop, as laundress; would bat >) short distaice inthe couniry. ry ee wo dage, at 160 distat. Warn BYA FROERSTANT YOUNG WOMA®, A peamatrons, ‘& growa up to take care of chid, and to bel p with ight chamberwork, i requifed, goed Felerence given’. Call af 208 ih avs for two Gaye, ANTED—A SESU ATION, BY A BESPECPABLE youn; giel, as chambermaid or walter, in uy? fumi- lv. Best reference Can be seen for two days at 83 West eh at ‘ird floor, back room. 7 ANTED—A Serv astem, BYA xoune ne womay. To ‘wash at a reg) ‘cook, yn ge refer’ tn wiling 10 make wereelt Uacfal, tour years in her feat wh vac ‘at 30 Congress st., South Brooklyn, near ‘ie water, in'"he Se aaEDCBY A RESPEGTABLE-OGNG-GIRE-i ANTED—BY A BESPECTABLN YOUNG GIRL. A work and waiting. ‘Hos good relerence: Gas betwee Zoned aips2 Fors)ih sts in the rear a a hh hE LiL ES EE eI ANTED-A SITUATION, AS Loo ad WwW Cg Ay by @ man who thoron, Sede tis come well reoommended; County pre- et es wa! aaa SF ANTED—A See asiO®, nt Ww ( A Pa TE po as the waship, ee apply at'02 Hicks te Brooklyn, tor a ges on ANTED—A S:TUATION, Jani ay piece telecast ik oue of tne tirat families of this elty. Call at No, & ‘court, r two days, ANTED A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ai to do gereral house’ Er pee Till be found conn act fo, ovary Teepeot, and will make her self geners:ly best clty reference from piace. Call at No. 5 Greene st., Sd floor, for two deye, wouae WANTS A SITUATION AS HOUSEKERPER or totake charge of su oe any domestic aitiiea oa is e «Call at No. 8 Sth st., for two da! ee got gg A SITUATION, INA PRI vate the besifelty reference: is » perfent driver; na aheuion i pt. ge a the bi for. the simmer; is Bore, sie ee Neer ee Dene eT Tay RESPECTABLE MIDDLE Gap. WRLSH WO- man wants 8 situation, as cook, in a ama’) private famuly, fa the cig; bas no objection to assist ta the — wasting; fa very Soa Gity referesice. Can be seen fr three day 246 24 at. fecond floor, in the rear. A SITUATION WANTED —BY A RESPE TABLE YOUNG rl, Gfteen years of age, 10 do, light chamberwork, and ths email priv . Can be seen for two days, Fhot anced, at "alles at, between Heater and Grand, rear Sprefewed cook, tna private facilvs wuderstaedd onsklag ; car; uadersands ooo in all Rs branches. ‘Good eity reference can be given. a at 162 Waveriey place, four doors above éth for two days. ‘A ,SMUATION@ WANTED-BY (A RESPROT ABLE joung, Jad: La Hilger family, seamstress; W fe all kinds ‘of family sewing and embroidery. Call this week, at $8 din avenve. eS a Ee a in sewer; bas good city brcpipies ‘Call at 58 Sheriff’ 4 { room, A a UATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG as obanbermaid or waiter; the best of city re Terence. Cul for two dayant 200 7m avenue . A BEGPACTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO Os. tain a situacion, as td, Walter, or pain sewer and to assist in washing and ironing, and {s willing to maki herself generally usefult good relereuce from her tas place, Pleage Gall at 109 Keat Tithe, sence “Om Ber las’ i A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION, a8 cbambermaid, and to assist in weahing and Ironing’ “960 dohonserork. in a small private family. Good, sity reféren from her last place. Please call at 223 Varick st., near son, third ficor, back room. A RESPECTABLE MARRIRD WOMAN WANTS A SIT- uation as wet purse. Can be seen for two days at the corner of Paciic and Columbin sis., South Brooklyn. top floor, front room, for two Mr, Morris’ ery at: ~~ 2a at ana't Auiveraite place, tor ier ‘ge Bhd OACEMAWS SITUATION ATED BY A RESPRO. cue iiower gurden Well, or can eat it seuvired 5 mi in i id goa short distance in ‘he onuntry; has iho Dest city reference. Address C. H., Herald office, r ie days. oth as he ce CaN ‘ve given pacity. Additan As Be Brosdwat Po HAVE A GIRL AND WANT TO GET ee a aiuation aschambermaid and seamstress, or cut fitting. Call at 150 17th st , tcp floor. WAX TEP _ASIUATION 48 CEAMBERMATD, Wasi - recommended. froma ‘her. present ised: Me arent eas ret ah 80) . bn where please apply. Noowestion to x0 wo ikgcomateye ee WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY £ WILLING, INDUS- trious girl, a8 bermatd and waiter; would in| similares pert Can be well Hessen » between 6th and 6h avenues, where tbe oan t 6 seer, a a a a hn ANTED—BY A cOuRS poll waltresa, well n oresent Bikes, No Xo. 1008 Fast ast 15th 8 at, where she can be em he eee Wis a ot aa a eee wer, Good city re- ference aiven from ber last situation, powhere abe has It Hi one eae apd sine months, Please call for two days at 527 Green- ROE re ee ANTED-BY A Br OtASEe GIBL, a UA. Wan as chambermaid a SeM@Mstress, OA: a at kiods sidan tone ged aay Scere sod» compet Paes Rey ate the Iapei ot tr: reference, Re Please call for three daysat — ITUATION WANTRD—BY A BESPECTABLE WOMAN, ‘a8 cook, in hotel or saloon‘or a rerpectable boarding tues. Please call ‘at 112 Mulberry street, in the store, for two ITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, TO do light work or plain sewing, in a petals: family, Ad- drees for two days, Cecelia, Herald office. SEAMASTER EOS WANTED—ONR WHO UNDERSTAY 8 reesmaking, fora small private family. Ap) ¥ at 90 Franklin at, eed WANTED-BY A Eve PRC- owing, Can be Becen at os Brinee aveets it, Non courts « van be i flcor, tor two days. relaphaslicess nian es SITUATIONS WANTED —BY TWO RESPECPABLE Joung women, in one family; one as cook, washer aud other as chembermaid or waiter; have good coun- F FY rolerence; no objection to go to the coustry. Oall at 45 ae A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION, AS CoaM bermaid and waiter, or no objection to do housework — a small private family, Can be seen fortwo days at 153 4ih st., near Carmine st. Svar ON WANTED—BY A WELSH GIRL, AS rice ste ee te wiling: to do pia sewing ce fiae washirg; city reference given; no o' to the waite conto hy oy aheeeahalan scene a A SITUATION I8 WANTED—BY A GOOD OOOKJWHO perfectly understands her bustness; hag good reteresce trom her last place; bas no cujection to xo to the country. In quite at 54 Carll jrooklyn. ITUATION WANTED-IN BROOKLYN, BY A RE spectable young Protestant girl, aschambermaid or waiter, would tae care ot children. ' Call for two days at he> present employer's, 20 Berger st , South Brooklyn. \ N AMBRICAN (EADY, COMPETENT 10 TEAOH young children in the English branches, and very neat with ber need.e, wishes a mination in a Proteatant famtly. Oa! at Mr, Urderwood’s, 224 West Zith st., for three days, YOUNG LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH AN E* gsgement, where her endeavora to prove hersef a uss ra? ‘andl agi cond! oienper en wou'd be considered an equiva lent for the comforts home. She is also fully competen: to give instruction im French, if required. Kelerences ex changed Addrees Home, Brooklyn Post office. VSRY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOWAN WISHRG A situation, in a private family, as cook, wasber aud iroue:; the best ot ety reterence given. Can'be seen for two days, a 110 Keat Brosaway. ~~ RNGLISH WOMAN WISH83 A SITUATION. AS ra maid or nurse, to travel to Furope. Appl 'y at Mrs. Bievenere 226 Sulivan st., between Amity and Blesoker. A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, WHO RR sicea im Bixteenth street, with a Breast of milk fs siiuation* oan give the Dest ot Clty referense. "Hes Duried ber own baby. Apply at 176 16:h street, between avenue A ard B. YOUFG GIRL WANTS A SIFUATION, IN A &t- spectab’e femily, todo chamberwork and sowing, or Would atiend children and sw; she can sew very neatly, and ean produce Lo reference. Can be seenat her las piace, 33 Weat 35th a! SITUATION WANTED-BY A peer SORA a jag Ryd first rate cook. Best city reference fer. "Please Cail. for two days: Ist ‘West iabste eee ee ovdaya walling. Itmo! sulled ia wee Je no: in ove e advertiser, in, washing and ironing cf'nsuall fsmily,” Can be seen for two days, al $65 Brosdway, between 21st and 2id sis. PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL WANTA A SITOA tion, to do chsmberwork and sesist in washing and iron ing, or 68 pinincess Good re‘erence. Call at 80 Greenwich ay.. corner of Bank st, FIRST RATE COOK WANTS A BITUATION—IN a private family; ean be seen for two days at her presen ompioyer's. Apply at No, 12 Brevoort place. PROTRSTANT GIRL WISHES A SIKUATION, AS chumbermeid ana walter; is & good plain sewer; hie 59 objection to do hause we ‘small private family; Isa good whabar and ironer; lived three years fu hor last placa. Powe call for two days at No. 90 King ai., two doors from Hades, N BXPERIENCED YOUNG } WOMAN WISSES A SITU ation, as seamstress; one who fu'ly understands curing and fit children: ; undermands all kinds of family se viox, has nz objection to light cham! aig ge or assist in fine washing; no objectizn to go to the cor the best of city referenc. Please cn.1 for two days at "ay ‘West 1th at. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AS CHAM. bermaid and wal er. for which #l-ualion sbe is cumpe'en'; can preduce the very best of city reference trom her last piace. Please call a: 71 West 160 st. Has no odjectioa, to gto the country. be seen for two das. A SINUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Zonnk women, Asc 0k. washer aud ironer, In smal! priveia family, Good reterence. Call at the cor Pazioc itd Colombia sta , Brooxlym, up stairs. ITUATION WANTED—BY A REtPROPABLE YOUNG irl, as plain cook, good washer and ironer or chambar- moald and to setist in the washing and froning; the bes: of clty relerence given, Can be seen for two days at 10 amity plac:, second floor, rear, ITUATION WANTED—AS PLAIN COOK, WASHRA rover. or ae ehambermaid aud water, In a priva' Sully; is 8 good plain sewer. and can give the best o! o: ference. Please apply a! No, 82 Veatry at, eran WANTRD —ONB A SHOROUGHLY aX?K ced cook—understands all kinds of French cooking; te chores waiter, or chambermaid and seamstresa; unde: stands all kinds ot family Sp can do up ladies’ fineries tn Memeatest manner, Both personalived tygether inone fail aye Years’ city reference. Peronet but Drives familie: nesd ply. No objection to go to the country for the summer. Cail wt, tr nodrese, 35 13th between Sih and Gthaves. ITUATION WARTED—BY A REAPECEABLE YOUNG 20k good washer and irone-. Gan be Awd presant employar’s, 102 West 16h st., 7th avenues, TIVATION WANERD_BY TWO VERY EXERRIENC ED a ference; in weblog and Wyulog rs prinate taal; the ethae as chambermaid and waler cr ae chambermaid aad leundress Call at 96 20th st,, between Oth aud 7th avenues, ITUATION WANTRD—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS FOOT man or waiter, for a pacere tas faailv; he thoroughly under- stands bis business in all its branches; has no objection to tue eae has satisfactory: testimonials, ‘and would make himoeit general ly useful, Can be seen at Mr. Tracy’s, 4th av., cozcer th st., for two @ (0, MILLINERS AND DRWSSMAKERS.—A YOUNG ‘andy wishos engagemant im & respeciable huss 0 buatoess, where she could improve herse't im the Bove Ooen pations.” Adcree L H., 209 Mott t,, near @ousion at., wasre an interview can be had, Oo etary PUBLISHERS, eee AND others—A situation Is wanted by an Englishman whe ve excellent reverenced i thie Wa'ker Hote, @ city. Addcess H. cation, and who seekean engagement a Weekly newspaper. He Gras bad cousideran e exper eacea-d Wil fornia ‘be moat gatiatactory referenoes; w portion o t's time is now ocsupied. ‘Address X. Y. Z,,’ Broadway Pos e. jpondent or attache to a daily o- = MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.—A YOUNG PROFES sional man, of good address and business kabits, no. afraid QL work, having’a lenge poruion of hie time ossenoied, w md be glad to meet h Any engagement where the advint: ots gcod ciseaien asd steady, persevering babits will be a)- preclaied, Address Delta, Herald oflice. 10 AUCTIONERRE.—AN ENEROETICAND THOROUGH |. going salesman witha with some house in this ctiy oF elsewhere. fe comalcrion sud gordchiraaer, Or rss, ia as partaer, and guarantee success. Addrasy A. H. erald cflice. WAxtED—A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WInow wo- ‘man, as housekeeper. where she would be considered as one of the family; perfectly understarda her busine objection to a hotel. Apply at 55 5th st,, between Ist avenues. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A ITUATION, 1% A Pal vate family. as cbambermaid and seamstress; unders'anc « a kinds of family sewing: would take care of a child. Best of city reference. Call at 36 West 13th at , between 5:h andoth avenues. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECFABLE YOUNG ‘woman, as chamberma'd, and to do fine wasting a ircping; 1ully understands ber business; has no oajrction to gy @ ehert distance in the country, for the summer, Onn be seen for two days, at 182 Kast 20th'st . between 24 and 3d ave. RESP eCrABLE MARBI“D WOMAN, WHO LOSf Hée A baby a week oF id. war aby of respectacia parents w hero house; abe is an exceriencad nuvve, 8 nded. Can be ren xt 46 ATMOS flocr, rent rom, for two days SITUATION WANTE*—BY A RE young woman. as go d plain cook and tir and frorer, or chambermaid and sewer. Car be seen whe, oe she bas jived, st Dass 2 4Nav., corner of I4.b st, Good ott reference, YOUNG WOMAN 1 HE3 A SITUATION, AS NURSE 8 gond reterence tom her last a, third tor, froat RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- Aticn ascharabermaid; is a gord washer and irover; ha tion to take jdre1; haa best of c'ty reterancs Tom her fustprace, ‘Catt ‘i Mond&y, ‘at No, 2 Unjon court, University place, corner 1: YOUNG WOMAN. a CITY REFEREROA, WANTS ‘@ situation, as cham er washer end lrover, or she would do the housework of neal family Can ba sean at 25 » for two days. RESPEOCTABLS FEMALE, A PROTESCANT, WISHES situation €s seamsizess: she 1s wil'igg to aewic: in cbamn- in tak ng care of children, id city referance cr Proane call at 2832 Jotnson ec, Brook ya, for two days, BASPEOTABLE WOMAN, WAO 18 AN BXOAURNT Sounds ose, 4 vial imetnerot he above aifeatl ber business. and jive it fe P at pa eat “bpp 200k wishes fo be emp'osed She is horest, and capnule of of ‘lease eal! RESPEOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. cham berwork or plain sewing; would care of a ebild. Osu be seen for two + between Smith and Lawrence ais, SEATSCEARER GIRL WISHRS A SITUATION, AB to ausiel in fine washing and troniag abermaid, ge sine sewing; has no objection to take care of culidron; 133 pent of city reference Fava Piense call at 171 Hast 224 st., be tween Ist and 24 avenu LADY LEAVING FOR RUROPE, WISdRS TO 0B- tata 6 situation for & food serves who has been with ber and general housemaid. Apply at 400 efor (wo eye RLSPECTABLE } youre WOMAN WISGRS A SITUA ref understands al! kinds of game alee panes onl Genser; bestof reterence, Cail acdougal sai RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A & situation, to do chamberwork and waiting or fine wash jeg and tron‘na no objection 10. go. short dlatance fa the coun- try, Good city reference. iy, secondfloer, front reom, “be ‘three days. ¢ 8) Washington s\., Brook: ‘A RESPRCTABLE GIRU Teain elther the dress, mantilia, vest or ing, where abe wi!l receive beaé while lea Jection to assis: in bou office. ISHRS TO Winns BITUATION, BY A RESPROTABLE Bootch girl, 98 chambermaid and nurse; no objection to go in the country’ for the summer mouths: good city reference can be given, ifrequ'red, Cun be seen at 166jPear! st , Brook lyn, for two days ‘WANIED<A RITUATION, BY A RESPEOFABLE WO- man. to do chamberwork, washing. acd froning, Bow cf city references. Irquire at 185 19th st, between /ih ard 8th avenues, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL. OF sober disposition, as chambermaid and walter, or ebam Dermaid and to take care of children. Best city reference from her last place. Apply at 25 West 13th at., frst floor, back room, tor two days, it not engaged. Waren ee A RESPECTABLE, STEADY WOMAN, Ituation sa cook; understands the busiseaa in ail ita aeahes ree ved wa th some of cto tat families im the'city. 'd femily more an ob; than wages. it Yerley vince, boar uh avouior Raa ele Aue EP IcARON: ad 4 “Sab yy ‘TABLA yung girl, in a amall respectable and all kicds of housework: In tuiv recommended trem toe last employer. Please call ‘at 142 South 24 s2, corner of Sh st, Willameburg. [EN ees alae WARTED—A SITUATION BY A RESEOTAGLE WO. eral honsework an beteen for one day at 120 Cedar st. bia games ANTEDA. SIIUATION, BY A RESPEOTARL bermaid; is willing to asa st tn the ‘waning ‘and iron! ironin, fi: the best of city reference from her Jast p ace, where abe lived Mik Lae ins private femiiv; no fro daya.at fi8anto sts between Hoyt ead Bons eat Boe Two daya ai . between Hoyt a Brook: iyn, for Mrs, Danvie, first loor, frent rooms ” ANTED-A SITUATION, ic A RESPROTABLE stoner? Pack Ton cat come Ms Hood taker and washer nd ; i bo Sojectia : Callfor two days nt 62 Vandain ot ia the basemen one ANTED—A SITUATION. sock RESPECTABLE @ woman, as in 000K, wal! a or as chambermald nod to Sevtat in eptes and a ircnteer tock Ot city references from her lastemplosers Please cal! at 157 ‘Wert 26th at, between 7th and Sth ava, for two days ahr Bt re R18 A cond te aBLE nberwer! jouse wor! ay 115 Greene s:reet, up stairs. Can be seen for two aay. oe WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A BOSEBORSELE woman, fal it plain cook, washer ironer; has ro ie oes ent verwort in emit family: ry Joly ra once 7 eau ve een , 10 Rast 16th at, between Gtk acd 7th avenues” eT? St os Pade al CY dee all ANTEDA SITUAHION. BY A YOUNG WOWAN, W ‘acabaneul caleotan as to goplain s9¥viog in 8 smal respecable family: hey renimmend tons ate ‘vet n jecti-m to Country. Call or adéreen 129 Grooms stip eer “mance !a the NTHD—BY A YOUNG HAD, A SITUATION AS ‘leswoman in @ millinery, ladies’ and oh{ dren's faruish- Pg or macit la sore or, 19 Rive out irtmmings ead oartivliy overree workrosm; ty in dota sit Address M.'S., Union square Post ofice, nM uaticrs. Wanner A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAW. A ber maid, and to wait on A jady oF do pain sowing can do up ladies? Ln J very neatly. Hes ived three yeara in her fey ny and ‘best of reter- ence. Can be teen {or two days &: 1'4 West lon ei. Tae ees A BIIUATION, BY A YOUSG Wi wan stress; she understands all Kirds pA biol fd Bes: chiy reverence Pi fe roar nce given. Please call or two day 00 ii “TABLE YOUNG GIRL, A intd or nurse; bas no atie ti in tH housework. Can be seen foriw) days, at No, 209 is Mctt street, WANTED situation, BY A WOMAN, on Odav- W hernia bed, Jaundzeas, ‘or ty do house aes EAN, Best y referesce given Please ca), renite, third floors front rooms wt OF #¥9 W ANTED—A_ BITUATI ON, BY A RESPECTAGLR young woman, as chambermali and wattrews sad tone sist in weebing and Ironing, or as nurse and plain sewer. Five wood city referecca from her las: place Pies'e ca'l a 107 Bridge street, Brooklyn, over the grocary store. W ABTA SITUATION, BY A KRSPKCT a@LE GIRL, 10 do chamberwork and waltiog, cr ‘to do ceaeral house’ work ip & fmal private tamily: good city refereace can he given. Can bi hen tor two days at No, 2 Bleezter pew ine Bowery. . D-BY A KRPPECTABLE PROTRSTANT @ oa area wo a ie ee woe OF to tate ca +4 cy obje: n vo do Use #91 Hat n petwees Livingston and Sehermerhorn wt. © os Bveenm ANIPD—A WET NURSR, YOUNG AND He Ww having nursed trom two to Aix mo-the, and Meceatats givegoad re’erencea, Apply at No. 4 Wes’ 36th et, from 12 to ehild; in the countre. Dbuiloing, top tioor. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RRSPMOTABLA Profestant young wouan, todo _housawork fa» small famil:, or chamberwork and pla!n se ving; no adjestion to go A thort distatca in the ¢ untry, Gond refereace can ne given. Gall for two dye at 103 Watrea et firat floor, fF ) ANTED—BY A AUSPRCT NG WoWAW, A situation, to attend s {arc’ bakery or confectionery tore, or would bave no objec:ion to travel with 8 respect soln tami ly. Good olty reference cube given, i: reqitired Can be teen for two days st No, 8 amity place, ANTED—A SITUATIO’, BY A »fnaee OTs Weve gin) tw shisttoran'd’ br tater oe as Me Cras Indes maid wud t meke od elty reference from bar sb 4 pues Can be seen fer tw 9 da ihc hts 2NTED-A SITOATION, Bi_A R&BP AO) . W Man, 68 professed cwk ta a private amily. tbs ee R006 city the country, renoes, No obies fon ty go 8 short nes fa dsys Piease cul m6 ath WAST D—A PROIFSTANT GIRL, TO COGaN ARAL Lousework for» privste famils: thre who have good ra. erence 's cam nnpls at No 2 Bloomfield vace, boo tan he tween Shard Gibsts, Wages $6 per moath. Apply thle day. y ANTED-BY A RES?KCTABLE WOMA*, A PRO tewtant, ituation, ss cham ermald or parse to @ pri vate family. ‘Fest cl reference Can be sven at 32 I[amersley at, in the basems ANTED— BY you or nuree an ‘& list rate omnroiderer; hes the best of ally reference, Call at 163 Ist ay., top flior, front room, tor two days. ANIMD=-A SITUATION, BY A RRIPCOTARLR Protestant yourg woman todo obamberw ork and plala rewing or minding chi dren; will make parse'f vesera! y me fu’; bas gocd recommendaiious from her Inst reen at 100 Mulberry st ANTRD—A AITUATION, BY A ResPECCABLE fir), to do chamber sork and five washing and ironise or fo fake care of children and do plain eewisg Bes! of city Feteterce iver. Apply fortwo daye at Bo. 7 Becond av. 19 be rear, BIIUATION, AS CHAMHKRMAID OR ndrees; uniermance doing t) musing, clear sarching and Frevch flutirg. Bes: city refe-ence. App!y' at 366 Bowery, ong door trom Fourth street, in the hook #tore, ANTRD—BY A RUSPKOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Situation as chamtermaid, or ae nu-ne and todo pm eewirg, and make bere!f rivefu’, Can be seen tor three dayu at $9 Lexingicn avenue. ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY A Reotch woman. lo take charge of an i acensiomed to travel. Apply at 13 Fulton #:, Wa SITUATION, RY A R#SPROTABLE ung woman, to do chamberwork and to a:alet in each ing, or would be Wwidling to do the general housework of » oon family, has aaeke ee A ferences, and ‘eaves he- Ince on accoun ¢ fem! to Rurope. 857 Pura tear Oth av. 'y going rope, Call at 77 ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A, RESPAOTABLE ui gio lake Charge of eh fren, won tate bereel It generally, fie Inquire at 66 Went Sih ae in the ar gate we ey RTUAFION BY. A A BEBPROPASLE GIRt. in a private ofanny. Ne Ne obj Non 0 inet — Of A e ‘be seen for two days, at 64 feet floor, front Porn. BICC TAILS it Or nurner;; Brookiyn. thee A SITUATION WARTED — BY A_ RESPECTABLE i woman, to do chamberwork, or take care of chil- objection to A country, Best of city reterence, ny eR, I, For ‘Sockey Olub pur pefeos and sal ir ti tee Tim se0 Bp WITT. G "GRINNELL, Troa't Fashion Am'on, SITUATIONS WANTED. “- BITUATION WANTRD—BY A MERPECECELS Git, ‘ag cook in @ amal) aif J family; is Good cil canbe Cy 25th si., between i and 9h ave., second floor, RESPECTABLE ENGLISH YOUNG WOMAN WOULD rivate family to do plain sewing; can a; Would, have no objection ‘aahingt cut a fiche a clot age if e ‘Seon M4 week. rd fi a Fe Sond Se i iek Terald office: for titoe dans, a a, Aw YCUTH, 16 YEARS OLD, WISHES TO BIND HIM. ANTS A SIEUA- ‘waster #14 ironer; ae YOUNG WOMAN, jain cook aA boneewort of % small private fm fa wo years in her last piace. Ha: good cl’ As 08 Hamorsley et. corny Rud 9 S90, 904 PMR The RE NFP FF MYR “eas en b ; hee iv ' reference, Please cal SITUATION WANTED--BY A Raspae TABLE GIRL, A Jp @ private family, as washer ard ironer, or a4 piaii in cook, or \c do generat housework. Best ‘ot city reference. Can be reen at 69 25h st., between 6ih and 7thavenues, first floor, beck room, TED—BY A RESPECTABLE A y EEC ATION, yd chambervork, weehing ned tron. ing, and A Sonia mate ermal peord naefal, Hae tha best ©: cit; ference from her lace, where she ig Ins pA cai aL im 2am ‘2d avenue, bet ween 1ith and 16th in the ston YOUNG AN WANTS A SITUATION, AS see. A moan ; und Terai adie and flower garden lening; is g00¢ careful driver; stly tem my) Space In the co: Fecommerda- respectable trade. ", marble cut'er = yo 4 er pi The tor pen reference given and ey et 184 West 10 8'., D.tween [ib anc eth Le Foy OH'ye ANTED—A area at PROFESSK) COOK. IN er a hotel oF first class boardlag house, Address hy Market, corner of Bleeoker st. and Broadway. ‘ANTRD—A SITUATION, BY ARESPROTABLR GIR. 7 ‘as chambermoaid and walier, or ns nurse and seams revs, Best at cliy reference givens Oan be wean nt a7 Wert ahi at eiween Gtk are, and Broad war, fir for, front room, wati tagaged APNTED—A SITUATIO: BY A COMP) trustworthy woman, cok, in all iis branche: tery detarlotion jemi saist fe ie Washing Mond vonage ‘x: | se Cvery detariotion; will asalet ln ning. "Bx eitent elty Feferences. Gail at 276 Went 284 at, W AXTED-A, SITUATION. BY A, YOUKG WOM cook and Taundrese;_ ind jgonkine tn all nd baking; i ot maak Hecae eum er clothes id the alan Hine thet ban Sree ce for honesty and bea Gall at 66 18th st,, be- ‘wert 6th and 76h avenues, second floor, for two days, BY A RRSPRCTABLE EXPRR! WwW Naae luton esther Ina hotel oF saloon, w an |16 bist 13 Feoommended by her last employer, Wn aoa +0 three years, ard feels confident thet Bay ox9 amon; Ne her win he wall Seanad. | Apply at 49 allen w., b./ween jer Are Rue, iD the rear, for fg days, JANTED—A SITUATION BY A R&SPROPARUR vouvg gir. to do gereral house work in w priea’e ‘umn! ne 4s & koro pain cook, snd fret Fale washer and iric@: Can Procuse the most satiafectors city reference i" St 2:8 Ist avenue, rec ne floor, front room, Ee ahiphe oak JAP IWD—A SIEUATIOV, BY A REAPROr an cock, washer snd (rover in» private tam) bert cite reference, P ease ca'l at YOu Went 1th ps, Waxrn— ‘A RIZUATION. BY A RWIPE TO ALG Tnyn to cock, wash aud iron tae smal priveie Ne pestat reference given. Cailet her Ine emsoyer’s, 21 Wow. wo am) fu woman, @ chin bere tace, Tooace ealt lor two days at Ro 7 Heder ANIKD—A SITUATION, 8 Seauany youog woman, lo 60. HOR, AY AP. a MR ae prc'sble riven a teran: Fey ast ah et aml Fn rain ly ra 90 a ANTED_ A ITUATION, BY ARESer Le qa tertant girl, ood xk ané 10 ssaist ped we bio bas no objent fenerai nonsework Good elty refor ence. Can be aeen tor tne days ut 59 Canri‘on et WANiRD-A SITUATION. RY A RiwrE Tt GLe ir, todo geme ai housework, 0° aw champ: p male, ‘pa email fant'y: hasas objection to thecadeee, ae rele iy 4 Biritge a. pomtye tet Cgven, Onil for two days at 107 ANTRED—A BITUATION, W ware wi u's tees bet othe A ANOREEE AER. ‘women, iebt chamberwork and fine wash ng or wo! competes t to take L supervisicn ol Bowe. Avpiy a! Wt thavenue, corner of 18th et, on Wednesday or Thu wa. ARTED_BY ‘A PROTESTANT GIRL, der chambermald cad waler faa perm pa STOATION lea 14 yearn age. Can be be seen country for two pare eat rubaar, ANTED—A BITCATION, HA RVSE ASLE Protestant: z country. tO Please Call for two daye at HO od ene — ANTEDBY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOWAW yale paver anda Wife's tne fa the it requ Tn, betweon fh ond 10th et Beet tone, base mea Hat Ave: A CR ro, ANTED A, GUTCATION Me Siar ete tod ate ane 2 A Fivase callet 204 Weal ath at, bonneze ty Ae SS ANPRD A RPT Ce WANTED A SITUATION, AS COOK AND LAUN- ina atta Wear himan ret {amn'y; good ety refereecs, Inquire azarae Suan, A eraser ta ener ATION 2 aoLan SMTDOTA iis eeereentiy ts | a cas marae bo BYA poe fitunti 00s, a, Ba Boa at 7 Feet.