The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1859, Page 14

The Cruise of the St. Louts, OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE, Unrrap States Sine Sr, Lous, San Juan pet Nonre, March 4, 1859. } The Squadron After the Puibusters—John Bulb Puzcled— Oruise of the St. Louis—An Exciting Chase— What She Caught—Naval liems—is Oe Brooklyn a Steam Joke? dc, he. ‘The mail steamer leaves here to-day to connect with ‘Me mail at Aspinwall for New York; I will, therefore, ‘twansmit you a succinct outline of the intelligence from ‘this quarter. Inomediately on the arrival of the mail steamer Illinois @t Aspinwall, on the 13th ult,, the Flag Officer sent orders to our Commander to proceed immediately to this port and communicate with the Jamestown. On opening his instruc, ‘Mons Captain Ogden discoverod that his ehip, together with ‘the Jamestown, was detailed to cruise between Chiriqui Jagoon and the Colorado river, to intercept filibusters, the gbips relieving each other every alternate ten days. On fhe 16:h ult. we hove in sight of the three English ships m the outer harbor of San Juan; the ship accordingly stood in with a beating breeze, to deliver the despatches fntended for the Jamestown. It being our turn to com- mence the cruising, we deemed it unnecessary to anchor, owe stood in tacking about in order to weather the Britieh iner Cesar. A strong curreut and light breeze, however, caused us to pass under the liner’s stern, much; evidently, to their surpriso, inasmuch as the manwuyre ‘was repeated twice, On arriving within half pistol shot ‘ef the Jamestown, she sent a boat on board and we deliy. ered ber instruction: i ed eifected this we filled away and stood out Whatever construction oe Bull placed upon our singu- Jar actions is not precisely known to us; but we perceived ‘tbe liner signalize the two steamers, and they instantly get upsteam, The Diadem out after us until we eleared Point Arenas, when sbe kept away to the south- ward, in the direction of Aspinwall. They evidently sus- ected something from our movements, and were deter- mined toferres itout. Jobu Bull in bese waters is evi- wide awake, being possessed of a species of lynx ‘eyed Vigilance from which nothing escapes of the slightest @ensequence. it must be admitted that our Machiavelism ‘tw generally weil known tw the English, no maiter bow great exertions are made at concealment. We cruised around on our beat for ten days, when wo stood in here and anchored, during which period wo cap- tured nothing pertaining to filibusters. On the evening of ‘the 23d, however, a sail was reported close in by the land. Now, tWought the officers hurrah for Walker! The cir- eamstance being reported to the commander, he forthwith ‘appeared on deck and gave orders to set all gail and keep way for the suspicious looking vessel, reported to be (from the masthead) “a dark looking schooner.” “See Siolear to set tho starboard stoering sails, sir! lay aft the watch to the braces—haul taut—rig out—hoist away!” Ia ‘2 few moments the St. Louis was plunging her bial bows ‘into the secthing foam, in full chase. We were indeed in ap uproar, The decks presented a curious appearance— eflicers, sailors, marines, and the promiscuous assortment a » lame and lazy” which fort no inconsiderable of a man-of-war's complement, came tumbling ‘tmpon deck to catch a glimpse of the “buster.” After a good hour’s chase we came near enough the object to dis- wover that we had made a slight mistake in our reckon- ilibuster schooner which had caused wo be a rock in the shapo been ‘‘sold,”” having found ourselyes in the position of the famous general with the thousand men, who ‘marched them up ‘a bill and marched them down again.” With feelings of we hauled in stun’ sails and braced up on a wind, thoroughly woaried of chasing ‘a bloody rock,’’ as @ foretopman sententiously remarked. ‘The Jamestown is now off on her cruise, which will be ‘on the 9th inst. concluding I would state that the Savannah has ‘Been ordered to Vera Cruz to inquire intoa reported in- sult offered to our fiag by one of her Majesty’s abips of ‘war. The Roanoke is at Aspinwall, and the Saratoga: on ther way there. The Brooklyn has not yet arrived here, though we daily expect her. From her protracted absence that has given out; management are Rot too sanguine but that she has proved ove of those pb otal ‘steam jokes which Uncie Sam occasionally in- ‘Aimicsith Wodragus are, si. dale, quiet; 90 1 close x etter, having given you the latest {ntelligeuce up to tate i ‘The Cruise of the Cyane. OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE. Unrrep Starms Swoop or-War Crane, Bay or Guayaqun, Feb, 20, 1859, } rip of the Oyane from Callao to Guayaquil—General Duty and a General Alarm—Sailing for Panama—Scenery on Bhore—Appearance of the Ladies ~Produce and Pigs. ‘Leaving the city or harbor of Callao on the afternoon of ‘he 14th instant, we arrived at this place on the evening @f yesterday. Our voyage so ‘far has been a very tiro- @ome one, yet not altogether void of interest or excite- ‘ment. ‘The revolution in Chile, together with the war between Peru and Eouador, have caused the Cyane to put in to al- ‘most every port between Valparsiso and Now Granada— ‘most of the ports having been blockaded. Captain Lock- ‘wood thought that our commerce might require come pro- tection, and hence our calling in at Coquimbo, Huasco, Cal- era and Callao; but finding everything quiet aj the above Places, we left, as above, for Guayaquil. The night we anchored off Punar Island, in the bay of Gusyaquil, everything was calm and still; not even the Fipples awoke the stillness of the scene, and the bright, Deavtiful stare reflected their light _on the.calm waters as hough on the face of a mirror. Tho sailors were lazily Jeanging about decks or softly sleeping in their hammocks and all the officers, save the captain and officer of the @eck, had retired. Directly the quick roll ot the drum walled every man to his post, every officer armed, bam- mocks brought up and stowed in the nettings, the guos cast loose and double shotted, ali within the space of tbir- teen minutes. The lookout had espied a war steamer foming down the river, and had given the alarm. On ame the steamer, like ‘some huge monster of the deep, wcarcely rippling ‘the water as she moved along. As ahs ame up the captain hailed with “what steamer is tl which he replied to by asking ‘what ship is that?” mean- img the Cyanne. Captain I, did not answer the question, however, until bis own question was answered. An oflicer came on board from the eteamer to explain that he thought ‘we were a merchant vessel, and came down to warn us off. He seemed rather taken by surprise at sccing our whip ready to receive him—he had not heard our call to quarters. After explaining he left, and the steamer kept onjier course down the bay. There happened to be no American veesels up the river, 80 we hove up anchor and ‘started on our way to Panama, our destined station. Ponar Isiand is one of the several that dot the bay of Guayaquil, and I believe the only one inhabited. It has ‘on it a smail village inhabited by native Indians, who have ‘& dark, sallow complexion, are of medium size and very fond of strangers. The houses are all bailt upon poles, on ‘account of enakes and other reptile, which are hd fer) and very annoying. The houses are one story. The in- habitants sit on the floor or swingin hammocks, The wo- men, some of them, are very good looking, but not pretty; they’are lighter than the men, and fat and plump; they fare evidently fond of the ““Americano’s,” aa they call us. The island wore the most cheering appearance of bey f place I bave seon since leaving the United States. The grass is Jong and beautiful, trees tall and stately, and flowers of ‘every description grow in wild luxuriance, throwing out their sweetness in every direction. Frait grows wild and ip abundance, such as mango apples, cocoanuta and cher- ries; but it was impossible to get anything like meat save a pig, and generally speaking & Spanish pig is not very Pleasing to the “digestibles” of an American, Our Boston Correspondence. Bostox, April 9, 1859. The Post Office Removal Quettiom—What the Mercantile Interest Wants — The Eliot School Troubles, dic. In my last I stated that it was doubtful whether the Post ‘Office would be removed back to State street. This morn- ing the committee met in the rooms of the Board of Trade, and with two exceptions, they were composed either of bank or insurance officers. The result, of this grand conclave (which, be it borne in mind, was strictly private) was ‘2 further appointment of a sub-committee, The enormous sum of $12,600 was enongh to intimidate the bravest of thote public spirited mon who had the interests of Boston 20 Much at heart. What a commentary on our people is this! But what adds more to the meanness of the whole project is ‘the fact that those who have boosted themselves into office ‘by professions of friendship to the present administration should be the first to succumb to the wishes of a more fraction in this city. [till becomes certain men who have faken an active part in this controversy to assume the position they have. Thoir very existence depends upon ‘the favors they have received from the present adminis- tration, to the neglect of those who have ever proved ey tried friends of the democratic party. The cry has been raised of corruption, party cor- raption, the spoils of office, &. Let these same men who are vow 80 untiows to accommo. the people recollect the peat paid to remove the Post Office from the old ‘‘Stave House’’ to the basement of the Merchants’ Exchange building. The democratic party ure not indebted to Boston for their success, and never have been. Bat aside from this, why wore there not placed ‘on this epecial committee men who represented the ditfe. rent commercial interest of Bostant Why ssloct men who might, from their personal conveniences aad private conside sao, be influenced in favor of carrying the Port Office to its old subterranean quarters? Your correspondent is familiar with a large proportion of the mercantile interests of Boston, and boldly aseerts, without fear of contradiction, that outside of those merely interested in ren! estate in State street, there will be found ‘ut few who oppore the present location, and Rroat credit to several Boston editors for the independent stand have taken in this matter. The demooratic party, ‘we acknowlodge, is small here, but the small remnan left is true to the administration, and we trust that istration will not forsake them on account of pe ralsed by the recent converts troubles ® g SEF EE have given rise to mauy indig- called out from our ga vermons to do more harm po If oor je" matained equal sone must be arigos om roa political mo. To aouee Eo fm —-It is no longer ne- coepeary to collect in the United States any British portage letters addressed to Turka Islands aud forwarded in the mails to St. Thomas, arrangements having been made by the wie Post Oftice for levying avd collecting such on the le ght ner of the letters at destination, in Ser Beate the Cad ates portage oy ia requir. odw dogronast letters for Turks Islands, whieh is 1 te sual 50 rate, if the distance docs not exceed 21508 miles, ‘and twenty conts if the distance is over 2,500 miles. ; NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1859—TRIPLE SHEET. Our Kansas Correspondence. Lacoxrto, K, f., March 29, 1859. The Constitution Lction—The Pike's Peak Gold Fever— Highway Rebbers, &e., de. ‘The election on the Constitution took place yesterday. The day being very stormy, but a small vote was cast. It commenced raining carly ia the morning, which goon changed to snow, which fell very fast during the day. I don’t think half the legal voters in the Territory went to the polis. In this (Lecompton) township there were 7 votes for a conetitution and 121 against it, in Law- rence 125 for and 35 against. At one precinct in Jefferson county there were 82 against and 12 for #; at Atchison 180 for and 2 against, Idon’t think there will be 6,000 votes polled throughout the Territory, from what 1 have been able to learn. It is reported in town to-day that a party of Piko’s Peak emigrants had been attacked on the Plains and rob bed by a band of highway robbers, This is the first in- stance of the kind that has occurred, but it will probably not be the last; for the Pike’s Peak emigration will soon furnish @ rich feld for the operations of ‘and pirates.’ Many a poor fellow will leave for Pike’s Peak with a cheerful heart, but soon to be robbed by some highway robher. The'reports from the go'd mines are not very flattering of late. A letter from there a few days ago represented considerable suffering among the miners, and repreaents that many will leave there in the spring. The same writer says that a few are making from fifty cents to two dollars & day; but a great many more are making no- thing, and none make it pay. The present season will either prove the country a humbug or that gold abounds toagreat extent. Notwitbstandiog the bad reports from there, many are getting ready to go. T understand from good authority that a party left Leavenworth, or passed through, some days since, consisting of six able bodied men, pone lees than six feet high, barnessed to # light wagon, drawing it, in the place of horses, and one man followed with nothing but a wheelbarrow. I should con- sider this a slow way of getting to Pike’s Peak; but maay, Texpect, will find that they will get there too soon, even travelling with a wheelbarrow. : ‘The jury in the case of Dr Day, now on trial in St. Joseph for running off negroes, I have just learned could not agree. Layp Saves iy Kansas anp Nesraska.—The roclamations, Nos. 636 and 637, recently issued by the President for land sales in Kansas and Nebraska, in July, Augnstand September next, embrace an of 9,588,000 acres of land, to be offered as follows: — “In Kansas —At Lecompton, three sales, 2,375,423 acres; at Kickapoo, two sales, 1,614,001 acres, "and at Ogden, two sales, 1 200,124 ase In Nebraska.—At Brownsville, two sales, 1,434,507 acres; at Nebraska two sales, 1,406, 408,638 acres; at ‘Omaha City, two sales, 1,240,755 acres; at Dakota, one gale, 219,821 acres. The sales embrace some of the choicest lanes in those territories, a large portion of which has been held back, ‘because of the late financial pressure, for nearly a year later than would otherwise have been the case. _ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. VERY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED WOMAN Bale asbodSecerah oe as child’s purse; she has Dad long ex) pacley snd can come fishy re- eommend: opty at 235 ‘Weat st, between Sth ‘aves. for two = 7 Wires PROTESTANT ae, ‘WANTS A SITUATION AS Fa » Washer mer. Can be seen at 210 Jay st., rook yas yn. mpc YOUNG WOMAN WANTS a ee city Sg ea w ies “i jerence. seen for two days Easi 26th at., third floor, front room. iy RESPECTABLE YOUNG SCOTCH LADY WISHES vation to attend a fancy sore ig very handy willing to make herself useful. for two days at Fulton st, Brooklyn, or address M.S. T., 263 Fulton st., Brooklyn. YOUNG LADY, WELL EDUCATED, AND AOCUS- ed to good'ssclety, wishes to meet with some highly Fespectable tuchly who would receive her ue instraciress oF companion, and compensate her with » pleasant home, Ad- dress G. ¥., Herald oflce. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A situation as chambermaid and waiter; has no objection to do general housework for a small family, Cali at 73 Degraw "i ay Van Brunt, Brooklyn. Can be seen for two days ‘not si AS ‘SITUATION WANTED BY lMg, eters co ours; et rh acook, warber oye set withthe Washing and ireoiogy Tre to Together 10 best of Petr fren Gel last Call for two days at 0 Weat 28th at A SITUATION WANTED — BY TWO PROTRSTANT young women, Fisters: one aa seamstress and to aseist in faring sure of children; the ober as ‘or to do cham: berwork and tind chilren; both will be foued willing ad obbelng; have goodcliy reference. Gall at 182 2ith at, commer or WANTRD-BY A RESPEOTABLH MID; je aged Woman, a8 wash fy d baker.” The beet city reference given. AD- see ‘twoldayo nt 120 Bast “ae 5 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WITH 4 "REST AL Breast of mite, who has lost Ber own baby, wanta a nitae tion ip a respectable private fami'y as wet aurea, Satisfactory references gives. 1 at 228 Ist ave., near 14th at. UNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION ASCHAMBES- ree od Helen best char bermald and Fy take care of ara in her last place. chiidren; hs Wert Slat at, pay ‘ee YOUNG WOWAN WANTS A SITUATION AS A. Chambermald and to do fine washing and. troning. “Good reference, Call at 85 Rast 221 at. between $4 and Lexingwon aves. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion aa chambermatd, walter @r seamstress: is willing to make berself generally useful: fa competent to fill either caa- city and can give reference from first class faxnilies, Can be seen for b 734 West Loth at. SIT ATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT aie, vs chambermaid aod waitress or as waitress aloue. City references, Inquire at 287 West 27th st., between 9h and Jouh avenues YOUNG GIRL WANTR A SITUATION 48 CHAM A. “bermsid ahd seamatrars, oF to take care-o¢ ehildren:oF 10 do genera! housework tn fe sinnll tunity: weriling ty wake hersell usetul Good references. Call at 62 West Washingt m piace, near 6th avenue. A RESPROTARLE YOUNG GIRL Wises A SITUA: tion as chambermald and seamstress; fs willing to assist in the washing sod troning. salt at gil Hicks «t., near Pacific at., Fouth Brooklyn, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG Woman, as puree and sremtrese; je full7 capable to take ebarge of young or grown children; understands the eare of a baby perteckin, has had many years ex, ee Beat city references. Call for two days at 107 Kast 12th st, near Istave COOK WANYS A. SITUATION IN A “HOTEL oR board) candies bisa pe peorenage o eom gem sahara one cap cook all soups and past manrans thsipea: “Tas vo chesion to safety carving: if re Guired; the best of clty reference eno ve seen. Call ai fi Divi tion st., second door, room No. 5, for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A wis ation as onrae and seamstress, In a private family: the best of eity reference from het last-place, where she has lived for the last three years. Please call for one day at 479 Broome st, up SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT ABLE YOUNG woman, as Jady’s maid and seamstre: uodersands hafr dreasing; bas the best of city reference, Call at 60 Lafsy. tie piace, in the toy store, bt thera YOUNG WOMAN dag A SITU. tion as good cook. washer and ironer. Has the best of city reference Call Ht ‘West 15th st., in the rear. LADY, BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING, WISHES fe procure stuailore for two females; one ea’ lanntress and the tiher as waitress or chamobermaid: no odjectious 10 go distance in the country; best of reference iven, ‘Ap nity meer Bast Lah a'reet; can be seen for two day YOUNG WOMAN WANTSIA \atiehbee tel as coor iad ‘& private family; 18 an excellent ‘and ironer; derstands cooking fa 8 al i a branches: ia cleanly in har depart ment. from lace, al Went 2sint two doors fromm 7th aver third Hoos, Beck oor, for two days. SITUATION WA! TED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRG, to do general housework in a ama'l family; abe isa first Tate wasber and [roner and good bread baker. ‘Good recom. mendations from her last piece, where she lived two years. Inquire at92 2d ave. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as an experienced children’s nurse; is com peal to ora the entire charge of a babe from ita birth; is both in ; is fve years city reference from ber Eetplee: oan yb} mended as to character and ity, Call at Ll rig for two days. University piace, between Lith and 22th RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion As ae ; Can cut and fit cbildreo’s dresses and do all kinds of family iy acwing: bas the beat of city reference from her Jast place. Call 13th at, between 8d and 4th aves., room No. 2, second RESPECTABLE YOUNG wouan WANTS A SITU- ation as chambermaid and waitress, and to do little sew- fou: x0 ood city rete reference. Can be feen for two days at 813 SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young women, as cook, washer and ironer. snd la a good . City references given, Inquire at 81 West 23) st, ven bib and 7th avs. SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 RESPRCTABLE YOUNG joman; to.do chamberwork ani fine washing end iroa- ing; Has the best of city reference. "Oall at 84 71h street. A RESPECTABLE gee gt WOMAN WANTS A BABY to wet nurse, in ber own house, who has a comfortable home for one, haviog lost herown. Please at 132 Ehza. beth st , front room, first floor A YOUNG GIRL, 4 PROTESTANT, WISITES A SITU tion as lanndresa, in @ private family, or to do chamber- work and fine washing; has no objection to the country for the summer, Can be seen this day at 77 West 1th szeet, bet and 7th ave, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. tion to do chamberwork and take care of children; ia a ood plain sewer; can do embroidery; 46 a0 honest and indts- four etl. Good reterence, Oall for two days ai89 Douglass st, between Smith and Hoyt, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO" testan| young woman, as nurse and seamstress, or cham bermaid Plain sewer; undermands all Kinds of Caniy sewing: {s faithful and kind to children. recommenda- tions, Call at 16 West 35th st , between Broadway ‘and 7th av. YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION in a smal), respectable, ‘aie family, Call at 159 16th St, corner of ave. A, third floor. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as good cook, washer and ironer, Pest'of gy reference. Call at Johnston st,, three doors from Gold st , rooklyn, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITC- ation as chambermad nnd to do plain sewing, or would devist'in the washing and troniag; bas the beat of chy rele rences. Can be seen at 135 West 33d st,, between 7th and stb ave,, first foor, front room, SITUATION WANTED- BY A YOUNG WOMAN ‘aa nuree and seamstress; is fully competent to take the care of children, or would like ,to wait om a lady and travel with ber; can curl and dress bair picety. Can give the best of city reference. Call at 62 West 2lst at., corner of 6th ave. SITUATION Babee le ee COOK, oe on EXPE- 1; would assist in the waanlag an ironing; can Go the Peking ot & small private family. ie $e, years cityg reference. Can be seen for two agai at Hester st., ‘seoond floor, front room, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PER fon, as cook; {san excellent baker, washer and ironer- Good city reference. Cali tor two days at 219 West 17th st, ber tween Sth and 9h avs. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT seh at A situation as nurse and seamstress; Tee Fence: no objection to travel. Callon'or address M. East 13th st., fourth floor, front room, for two days, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. fo8 gs Conk fe a Bret rote Bi,, GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMATD and waitress or to take care of children; has lived two years in her last city reference. Call fortwo days ‘at 196 Greene at. A. SITUATION WARTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, 4 widow, todo general housework; is a good plain cook And first rate washer and ironer, haa’ boy 14 yenrs old; woud Like to get a situation for him in'the «ame place with herself; bert city reference; no objection to gow short distance iil thd country. Call for two daye ‘at 67 Main at, Brooklyn.' A TADY WOULD LIKE TO OBTAIN A SITUATION FOR a Dent, tidy girl, a& chambermald and waitress, and to Assist in the’ washin, and is very kind to tivo days. A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES TO WORK out by the day; one who can gire exory antiafaction 4a Sutiing and Siting ladtew’drenses, Call at 4) Wont lSun at, first floor, front room, over the store. d ironing; she has a good disposition, dren. Apply at 15 London terrace for Aste ATION WANTED—B YA RESPROT ABLE YOUNG Woman, as chambermaid and Iaundress, or as charter. From her Jnat places Which abe lng Jost eft "Gall ete fae from her Ja! wi from her Inst pla ‘dat Te fortwo days A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A str. atlon, as chambermaid and waiter; no objection to take care of children. Has good reference from her last place. Cail ator address 2%) Front st,, Brooklyn. Can be ave till engage! SITUATION WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, as chambermaid and waitress, or as chambermuit and to assist in the washing and Ironing. The vest of city ref rence given. Call at 114 7th av., corner of 15th at.; old number, 110; ‘second floor, baek room. RASPROTAPUR YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA tion to do chamnberwork and sesiet in wasbing and irontr », or has uo objsction to cook, wash aud iron in # amall privais family. The beat ot ge references can be given if rejjuired. Cell C142 West Can be seen for two days, YOUNG GIRI, THIRTEEN YRARS OLD, Wisttis 4 sitnation on chamberroaid and to wait. on the door, in a nice private family. Cnn be seen tor two days ut 114 Amity at, im the rear, A po NO LaDy Wi 138 To. Ouray COPYING ere x pod references. Agdreas Madiaon Peat fice, Bently’ Deapaten, ‘ A. sorry worn, Gok, wrth toa one Se eta i cook, washer and ironer, or laundross in Asmall private family: the boat of city refer be seen for two aya at 2201 Rest 1h h piso a A.giambernn WANTED—BY A A xOUNG GIRL, AS or te nana nthe wating aad srontpg: best Ly reference her lace. be seen Gaye 1198 Woot 19Ur mia thereeeere CAN Be enen for two a TN YOUNG ENGLISH PROTESTANT GIRI, situation as nurse for One oF tw chil ion ic janes | SF poy ar prgaapaan aid. Call at 82 Went 16th st., ons door ee aera WOMAN WISHES A Punts Lats § nd nurse, or 7 C0K and Lf ae Call at 206 Atlantic +n vennret , eee: bey WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG Sym cy Ae ad waiting, or general ho: Altre om s maall private tert; the thea irae and chan can give good city referent at 99 Bb ave, COMPRTENE, wore... by N WISHES A SITUA. ‘As seamstress and chamberwork, or (ake are or Thien eben in all ita brauches; tog ot @ the Vout of ety relerencs: A MESPRCTARER or GIRL ie a A SITUATION AB to eeaiat with the wasbing ald and and troning, or would do chamberwork and rew, or tke care of childre Flot clr reforenge Can be ween for two days at 006 2d ave between Sist and gad at, Te SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT ABLE YOUNG ‘woman, 98 firet rate cook and to asslet with the washing: faly understands ber business in all its branches. The beat of ity ay reas yen. Call for two days at 85 West 25th et., bo- tween tb and [ib eve, *Sitvation WANTED-BY Ga ee maker, 0 go out by Quire at 7 Wert 30 ah, foot, frat DRESS- fat Bay cry ith and sh Rt aed ITU ATIONS WANTED—BY TWO VERY R@SPECTA- Ws, vale fem in the S Stefan Da pri i in tbe ety hey dene 19 g 1 Wi walter Best of » Can be seen Semala os rey pan I Weet 224 st, second tlonr. ye ATION WANTED—BY A Breet ihe PRO- testant woman, to cook, wash and baker: bas no objection to go in the coun! wT peo ae LA refereree. Cull ats a, between avenues 8 juilding, secoad floor, (TUATION WANTZD—BY A YOUNG PROTESTANT SS Nomcs is chambermayd and fo tke care of gilldren, oF fe chambermate and plain ae wer. Gall for two days at 7th avenve. ITUATION BZN iin BY A YOUNG ;WOMAN, AS ts willing to aastst in the chamberwork; prefers top tobe eeuntry forthe summer months, Can be seen at her lent employer's, 44 Great Jon QITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS: ONR © is an excellent covk; nniersands ber business perfectly; 20 objeetion to asset in ‘washing aod ironing. The other charabermalt and seamatreas,of would do. thie washlog ‘aod cond floor, back ro ome ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTES- tant German girl, ju ® private family, oF woaend amore; understands every kind of honsework thoronghly, has good re: commendations. ‘Call at 72 Duane th ITUATION WaNTRD—RY A RESPEOTADLE YOUNG © —girl, as chamvermeid and seamstress or waitress in @ pri- vale Jomiy,; bas ibe best or city reference, Cali at No. 6 Bank sh, for two days. WO. RESPROTABLE GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS— A Beloock nd tho other hha LA ¢ live: hee! len; g00d: ferences; n0, a whe country Cal! at 1,008 Broadway, between 26th and 27un wo RESPEC OPABLE SISTERS WISH SUTUATIONS; one ag cook. the other as waltreas and berm aid;the cook nent in her eapacity; has the best of city references from her Jast place. Can be eden for two days at No. 11 6th at, NY WO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS WISH SITUA’ tlona; one o do chamberwork and sewing, or chamber- work and waiting; the other ae good cook, washer and ironer Ina respectabie privnte. fumily. “Gun be seen for two days at their present employer's, 196 Adams st., Brooklyn. YW law's SISTERS (PROTESTANT GIRLS), WHO HAVE lived for eight yeara in one family, wish situations; one as cook Or laundresa tnd the other as waitress or chamberma'd. ‘Call for two days at 139 East 20th street, third floor, front room. WO BESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMEN WANT SITUA. tions, one as first rate cook, and the other as nurse by) seamstresa: can produce the boxt of city referen se. seen at 102 bth ave., between 16th and 15th aia, for two: aga ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do chamberwork and waiting: has five ars recommendation from her Iastplace, Oan be seen at 136 Went 3341 st, between 7th sod #h avs. ANTED—A Lae ichabe BY A RESPECTABLE colored woman, to tr to Europe as lady’s maid; un- cerstands travelling with “iadies, bas been arowad the world twice. Best of reference given. Address box 1,857 Post office weblion ho Dvivailifaes Sos Noraathelnc Eliade ad ANTED--A SITUATION AS CHILD'S NURSE AND to do plain sewing, by & respectable young woman; good ety reference, Can be seen at 1 ANTED.—A YOUNG WOMAN WITH A FRESH _hreast, who bas loat her frat baby ono day old. wishea 10 take a baby to nurse at her residence et 130 Bist Slat st betmeen Iat and 2d avenues, third oan fos) gona Pease call for two days. The best of city reference given. ANTED—A path as BY A YOUNG rome. As cook in & iy; she thorough! ly understands her business; beat of hy refercnoe; the city preferred. Call at 205 West 26th at. arr ae BY nae ws ONE AS maid and manne or asian jections to go in the country; best of recomme! Poder present employers ' Gall for two daye at 23.0 ANTHD—AY A Lente GIRL, ee aoe. A hambermasd jaiter, and to aasist to ood city rai Apply at ty) West inhee at, ‘ANTED—BY A slat Cuneta GIRL, A ‘situation a8 seamatress in an American or English fami: A nces exchanged. Gen. be been frame, 1004 oF a0 Bidson a st, second floor, for two days only, WA4NTED-8Y A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS geod plaia seamstress or to do light chamber work, or to assist in taking care of children; the best of city referenes from her last place, Can be seen fOr two days at 5 Weat iikh at, near Sth av. GSFTUATIONS WANTRD-—FERALES, ‘-ANTED—BY A RESPBCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A , chambermald, oF to tae care a situation as waitress or Ta aor tenet be. be seen tween let and 2d ava, second floor, front room. iTED— RESPECT YOUNG WOMAN, A ar’ Honan Lone ol ‘can do up olain mus- eat of | ai Tefereace can be given. ANTED—A biphg Abd BY A RESPECTABLE ; nO aga oe waghing no a rors chambermaid oy irom 10 to 5 P. M., ave7 West Ion se ‘® short vente fe re for two days, ‘ATION, RESPROTABLE Weaeah Re at aera fe tes beat of ny ret from her last place. is ids Rast Min, between int aed A sre ee ast hace feat roum. AMTED-BY A SMART. TID: Situstlon to dochamberwre and wiitey aa te het of eity reference from her lagi place, Oall ari anu, eat her of ith av. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ACTIVE YOUN WA Uri ae chambermaid and'wattress foctioa borne o bghty recom: weal pee, 74 baat 16th at, seg A beret thy S| MARRIED A sbiad ‘man. 8 situation to do wal and roping, in the best pono abe own house, berry 1704 Waahigegton st front ‘ANTED-SITOATIONS, clumberumnid: waitress, and oseutant waabor aid, wi of city reverence, Can be seen for twodays at 96 West 19h at., between 6th and 7th avs, BY TWO RESPECTABLE and ironer; the other as and ironer: best ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIR} tion as chambermaid and waiter, or woul: york and sewing Has the best of city reference for either. ‘Call at 116 West 27th st. third floor, (rant room. ANTED-BY TWO RESPAOTABLE GIRIS, SIUA- tions; one a8 cook, good washer and ircner. the other as waiter and cbambermaid or as chambermald and to lake care of mbaby. Good reference given. Can be seen for two days at No. 6 Fast 2lat at. A SITUA. chamher- oe. bor cays ENGAGE THE SERVICKS OF Knowledge of ae ina tast ted cope’ boku BAN Sie aD Steer § on S00 od it Chatanat ot zoree MAN, WISH 4 2 4 country, miendatlon. Gall at 224 Kat Lith ot. room “eaten, ta 23 YEARS OF AGS, GRADUATE OF Aven teacher "exvertence, act in imparting arian dae ie required ‘will be ace] idle a moment, dress Sickle G2 62 Suarket Bt, recy York, A*3 N BAT SEEN CED MAN Tere A A SERUATION INA b botel or restaurant; be is an excellent caterer and fe er hig gs Re cen poe g 4 Solereioen wil verity: ee ee Uuton. “Address 0, B care of f. T. Grecne, Druggiat, Broad. ‘way, corner of 1th at ha NO ee fd A ae SSE EE See SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, -BY & fe Uf sendy wan, who understands bis business in Snail reepecia, the beat of alts zelerenoe from bis leat hw ears. peli ie orat Tnteckcoken va sok Rommel ‘eae 2 YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COAOR. oars? relerence frou lis lat place, Call at Leaie & Younes Yeed store, Nov 9 John at, for two dayne yn & YOURE Le sone. MAN WISHES A SEED ARION, AS LIGHT er eh lr gd dress M. i, Hayes, 67 Greenwich at. drom'it fagen or remrmiae a now AG B yy nny ob SITUATION A elon pf & bel fang man, Your, who, watering ebay in mM “anc 3; aw a er, woul sore or botel, ‘None need answer this unless Sante ar aint fom 23 oe per month. Good references git ‘M. D. or call at 1,080 Broadway. i i an ot Ee pret lalattae SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, waitress or chambermald Seven years a rete. rence from her last,employer. Apply tor two days at 1,110 Broadway, one «cor from 33d at. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- waaher and ironer, in a “City ‘weterences given. “Apply for a! small private two daya kt 67 6tb av. top loot, front room. ANTED—A _ SITOATIO: BY A RESPECTABLE joung irl, aa children's! nurae; no objection 10 go & nntry. The best of eit ree given. Can be scen fortwo daya at 205 Covutmbla at, be. tween State and Ailantie, Brooklya. ‘ANTED—A MAD ATION? Fig A MOST RESPECTA. bie, trostworthy pernon. to do cooking for a gmail re- spectable family, or Wal do chambe asaist with {8 cay ‘itastiony 20 ohijeation able of filling most an; ‘a abort distance in the sount Fnauire for Anna, in plore, 228 8d ave., between 1th aad 20th at ‘ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘bamberinaid and fine laund: ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, 2s Picks AND LAUN- woman, wl been ineariy tee youre Apply Vy ee A YOUNG WOMAN, A Srrvakion aol do chamberwork and sewing, or as chambermaid and waiting. Call at 490 6th ave., ! floor, front room. ANTEDTA SITUATION, BY. A RESPECTABLE | as 000K; no country. Good re- ferendes from het ust place, Oaltat $1 Madison's, 0747 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘as chambermald and youn} women, a5 oh ‘can cut and fit children’s { ,d9, chamberwork ‘and fine SER cand Breach Hating; no objections to the ference. "Call at 11d West 1bth at's cond NURSE.—WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A Ri Vy, ,cpociable young Wonia, ‘who has lost hér own a baby: ces given. be seen at 126 Columbia at. ‘ark st, Bro oN Wa xtep_ny A RESPECFABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation a8 cook, washer and ironer, with the beat city reference from the family with which she at present lives, who are going in the count dn Thuraday next, the 14th adast "Call for two ee S ‘#t, southeast corner of Clinton and ats., Ae ba A PRIVATE FAMILY of three, @ good cool and Apply at 332 ironer. ‘ceo deed Brooklyn, Nataed! Seckeu and Degraw ats., with referet ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as chambermaid aud seamstress; is willi make berself generally useful. Best city referenve. Can be ren at 242 6tb avenne, between 15th aad [6th ats , third floor. SITUATION WANTED—BY YA RESPHOTAGLE YOUNG woman 28 chambermald: has no objection to sasiat at Washing and ironing Has good city references from her Tast lace. Call at 226 West 20th st, between Buh and Sh ave. first jonr, back room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation, as cbambhermaid and plain seamstress; is capable Of making’and repairing boys’ clo‘her; is neat, at eptaing and and wiling to make herself userul, Can bé ween at st., until engaged. BADY WreuES TQ OBTAIN ALY ON FOR A A. Bonworthy verso, todo chai nd plain sewing, or to wait op grown children; no o! nia to the country. Call at 28 Charles st. RESPFOTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as cnambermald and nurse, or as cha nbermaid and plain seamstress; haa a reference of eizbt years from ber last olace Cail tor two a 6th aye., near Sh st. and Waverley place, third floor, back room. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU. A ation as cook; fh Fe he So iL i washin, oy ironing, or to £0 & shor ee In the coun! of ret Fences’ ‘Cail At 88 Weat 18h st. between 6a and 7in aves, a the rear, for two days. SITUATION WANTED-—AS COOK, BY, A RESPRCT. able girl, who unde:s'an¢s her buatness; hes Food Pefortaoee from # frst class Preach fomtiy; ie capable much & place if required; no ohjection, go & abort ice in untry. “Callfor io dayt at 16 West 24th at, fecond floor, front room. RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion aa chambermaid snd wailer, or to take care of chil. dren: no objection tothe country for the summer. o° to travel with a lady io Europe or California. Has the f city refe rence. Caw be seen for two daysat No. 5 Kose arnt LADY WITH A SOFFICIENT INCOME TO LIVE upon, but not willing to be idle, wishes a situation as Rouseheeper in some respectable fomily. Address box 1,944 ‘ont eilice. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A pote ms AS CHAM. bermaid and waitress. Good city reference from ber Can be seen be two daya at Yer ash st > third floor, javt place room. Sirti WANTED—TO DO CHAMBER WORK AND waiting. or to do plain sewing and to take care of children. 0 objection to go in the count-y. Refereace given. Apply At 149 31st st., between Ist and 2d'uvs. GITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, 48 jady’s maid apd seamstress, in a private family. 0 0b- Jection to travel for the summer. ' City ee from hei place. Can be seen for two days at 118 West anh sh SIUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO §), cooks wash and iron; ism good baker, Call at 171 Bust cs ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, to do shamberwork and waitieg in a small private femily. beat of city reference, Cail at 123 Weat 20th st., cor: ner of 7 ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, to do chemberwork and assist in the froving; ia williog to make poreslt senerely mater or o> the housework of asmall family. Good city reference. Call At 180 West 20th at., near Sth ave, ITUATION WANTKD—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG wowan, to do chamberwork and waiting in a small private mi ata of city relerence. Call at 31 (tom BV, Cor ner of ah, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE poorca. woman, 8 good p06 pinta, cook; Do objections to sasiet ia ‘washing and ironing {n a pri ave faraliy. Best Telerenoes. Call for two dave atNo 6 Back at, ins G)TuArION WYNTED—BY A RESPRCTABLE Grr, As charabermad and waite 0 obyeetions 10 aaalt in Washing and ironin; ul at 72 Wee! ab int thorn, a i 2th st, between ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Woman, vs enambermald and seamsiress; has lived in the of tamilieg; best of cliy refereuce, Call at 114 Weat 19h etween 6th and 7th avn. Qituation WANTED—BY A RESPECTABUR YOUNG 4D, woman, fa ehambermaid and seamstress, and to aseist 1a the washing and ironing: ie willing and obliging: has good city erence. Can be seen ull suited at 171 West 334 st, bi oor, WOMAN, A front oom. a chy Fefereness, Cali at 201 Weet 258 st, ITUATION WANTED—bY Ay. good cook; ara bird floor, fron Gityatiovs WANTED —By Two RESPECT ABLE ‘iris, ono ns first clasa cook and willing to ngalat in wash Ine and ironing the other ux chamberranit sid walteens, O&b & plain sewing. Can be reen for two days at 180 Rast 20h street; have five yenra reforence from thelr lagy plaem ITUATION WANTRD—DY “A. PROTRSTANT woman. Dan cook, or todo general housework in a small family, City reteren het ‘at 102 New Canal nal @., near Forsy ti. SITUATION WiNTeD “BY A Ri Pate op po ‘woman; understenda baking in ail ita brat isa Noo lections to fon the Ooty 00k, Washer and tronet Good chy reference, Call at 22 Weat léth s., between ra; —_— ITUATION WANTRN—BY A RF GIR . real wash Aud iro a oF As chambers seis i res vate for i ence, A Vent 13th tin thorrour? ee ATION WANTED—BY A YOUN! peer ‘and do plain sewing. Cal aaa ates an Call nt ais ‘on ar , between oor, front ro ITUATION WANTRD—ay el $ understands every kind of yp Rene ROT ABA OL gIRta mendations: no objection to go in the es rmaude- rate, Osil for two o'daye at 6th Peat! et omen? eatwoy, a neers ee ty NORE FORIET ITUATION WANTED—BY TWOCOMPRTENT YOUNG Sromen; cue ns laundrorsor cham bermeld and vo do fine washing &nd ironing: the othe ho own ent And ft Indien’ and children’s plain trenne and to fm wes Han ain, yeaa! refarenee, 0 two 6th Av., now ATED-DY A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, A SITUATION TO ‘cook, wash and iron for a small private family; under- stands her'businers. Well recymmended from her last place. Apply at 202 Kast 26th #., second floor, back room. WAXTEDIA SITUATION, BY A RRSPECTABLE young women, as plain cook, washer and Jection to do the honsework of a small private faraiiy ‘ety reference lace. be seen for two diye at 233 West 20th st between #ih and 9th aventica, ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION A8 ree uM, And 10 do pla sewing oF Asien chamber wore eat elty reference, ‘Gail at Or aitinren rast, Hetween Houston and Hieeswer, "° C*y# NO 178 W!NTED=2y A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL (PROTES- tant), asiiuation, as naree; can take charge of an infant from I's birth. Fag no ‘objection to travel. Can come well fic Call for two days at 12034 West 26: at, near ith ave. Wee A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A bo igh gene inode? Seueral Rousewort or ae chambermald i & od pioners’ Apperie Unoaine areas seroma ange Drove hae! ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- tion to do fine sewing, or any kind of muslin embroidery and to take care of chisdren or. do chamberwork; one who with uske hervelf generally useful if desired. Call or two daye at 17 Benry st., between Market and Pike, second floor, front AN TED—BY FM het bt Hd GERMAN GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and seamstress. Inquire at 36 Forsyih st, room No. 7. in the rear, ee Wy Auras A COMPETENT PROTESTANT YOUNG ‘woman. @ sithation a8 cook, and to assist in the washtn, and ironing, in & Brivate family; ls an exellent baker. ‘Boat city reference. Call for two aye at 89 Git av. W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- Jestant gi, to do. ehamberwork or waiting, or ‘to assist in washing and troping; has no o! to gota’ the country for the summer season. Apply at 124 Greenwich ave. ANTED—A tie g-" BY A_ RESPECTABLE young girl, aa ni sonmsireas; can cut and fit children’s dresses ‘and ao ni nil kinds of family ‘sewing’ can be seen for two days at at,, Fear house, second floor, be. tween 6tb and 7! ols LSP OO ST WASTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Young woman, wo do general housework in a amall pri ‘vate family, or to cook, and iron, best of city reference can be given from ber last place, Call ai S41 Waahlagion st , in the rear, top floor, ANTED—ASITOATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO cook, wash"and iron; best of elty reterance. Call at 83 Weat ian at ybetween Oh and fih aves for two days. ANTED-BY A FIRST RATE LAUNDRESS, THE ‘washing of family or two or three gentlemen; ther clothea will be punctaally attended to, Good reterence if re quired. “Call at or address No#Z24 West 17th st, frat floor, room. WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to cook, wash and iron in'a small family; best reference Anquir eat Sid at , for three days, ANTAD—A SITUATION, BY A Segoe ort, i take care of ebildren or do the work of @ small family. Can Bhd seen for two days at 495 9%have., third floor, front xiv Waster SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE youpg woman, to cook, wash and {ron, or w (an me. ra] housework of a small private family, ference. Call tor two days at No. 6 Vine ANTED—A SITUATION, LAs - RESPECTABLE ‘a cl rma waiter. Has good city refe- rence itrequired, Call at 340 jth av., room Nov? Wen —BY A PROTESTANT pane A SITUATION to do ecbamberwork snd sewing or walt on children. Hag Rte city reference, all for two days at 143 7th ave., near ty re- Has the Brook yas ANTED-—BY A RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation 28 cook; understande cooking ta all is branches. The best city reference given, having had reveral years’ expe: Hence, Oil st 278 4h av, between ‘lat and 224 slay for two Ga: if not engaged. WARTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘situation An nifree and seamnstross or chambermul ant seamstress, or would do waltlng ins smal! family, eat Feference given, Cll at 98 Went 19th at, betweon 6th and 7th ava., second floor, back room, fortwo days. WANTED BY A SEAMSTRESS, A SITUATION IN A private family; Ia & compevent dressmaker and apenis Call at $2 Waveriey place on Tuseday, which will be promptly answ red. German and ae 12th inat., or address a note, ieee ACTIVE GIRL, WHO IS A GOOD cook, her and froner. None need apply without good city reference, at 107 West 3th st. a roe (ahd ht ctr Penne ie SN GIRLS; one to mberwe ‘washing; aad waitress. Apply at 667th av. me bl ANTED TWO SEAMSFRESKES, WHO UNDERSTAND making change, to go a abort distance in the country; and one girl to ‘tend ‘& railroad restaurant. Apply, with reference, at 141 Chambers street. ANTED-TWO, YOUNG GIRLS, WITH PLWASING Bppearance, to ate Leto hia; those that ean Ding the plane preferred.” Boch gicis wit hele ood home and hberal salary. Apply at 24 Hows be- freon 1d and 8 o’elock P.M. watd baa ANTED-BY A COMPRTENT GIRL, WITH FXOEL- lent city references, a situation as cook; understands baking and. pastry: i art of ihe washing and trontn ‘would go with a country for the a 5 Ww Gall at 216 wast 284” at ih digestive teem SITUATION, BY A RT EOEASLA woman ag Iaundress in a private family; under. atands Utne mangle. Good city reference, No objection to Jersey city. ‘Call rg Sl new Canal st., for two days, WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE MAR- Tied woman, who has a little girl five years old; would be Prilling to make bérsel generally useful; isa good washer and Can come well recommended. 'Can be seen for three anya at 43 Hamilton st ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A W schestones deemverunl nates prefers a respect: able boarding house. |The best of city reference can be given, Cail for two days at 129 Clinton st., ia the rear. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS FIRST CLASS COOK, by a respectable young woman, who hh references. No objections to coun! . Cail on or address a note to M. C., Ro. 9 Union court, between ‘ith and 12th sts., University place. ANTED_BY.A STEADY, ACTIVE ENGLISH PRO- eo Rage tp dlchad, paseies et i paatriog )hjection to the. country. Has the best of for two days. Call at 268 Kast be seen for Can Warns SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTABLE git], as good plain cook, ‘wueher and ironer. Has 10 objection to do Baers houseeotk i ina small family, The best of city references given. Can be seen for two days at No. 24 Greenwich av. ANTED—A SITUATION. BY A ae ace young woman, agcook, washer and fron bread and biscuit baker, Good city reference. Apply 137 Reade Bt.. third floor, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as chambermuid, and to do fine washing apd and froning, ‘or as waitress in a respectable private family, w bo, thoroughly "understands her bi best city reference of two ane If years from her far cnployer ‘Call at 145 6th ave.» in the millinery store, betwoen 10th and 11th ste, for two days. \WARTED A SITUATION 48 NURSK, BY A YOUNG woman who perfect!; or understands the care of children; can be weil recommend her present emplovers, nt 43 pag st, Me ae ae On seen between the hours of 12 an W4nzen-8r A RESPECTARLE PROTESTANT GIRL ‘ituation to do housework for a small family, Oan be two days at 541 Canal st, WASTED_SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE ZoUne yomen; ONO AG OOK, washer and tronet, or as Jnundrens, and the other as chambermatd, waitress and’ asa Sat washer and ironer. No objection to sis short ‘steno Ih the country. City Apply at 212 West 26th st., top floor, for two days, WARSTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS Jaundrers, or would do chamberwork and agaist in wash ing and ironing’ No obje: to the country. Best of olty Feierence. Cail at 346 6th av., near 2d st. ae ieee A parentaan Rtg st hid GTRL, ‘asituntion as nurse and seamstress, or bermnl waiter. Can be seen until engaged at 199 ‘West 2th st mk J WASTED.-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, # Jady’s maid and seamatress, or aa nurse and seamstress; can cut and fit Indies’ and children’s dresaee: also understands ladies’ hairdressing. Call for three days at ber orenent employer's, 190 Wasblugtoa st, Brooklyn, from 2 eS WAriz sy A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION to do general housework; good city reference, Call at 92 Perry at., corner ot Hudson, for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RRSPROTADUR Zong woman, ns waitress, or would do chamber work otiy reference from her Inet place, Call for two days at 349 BY ave., between 224 and 2Ad ate. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. RIAPROTABLE ning wom rat clue Ianndross, of nachamber- maid abd todo ladtod fue wang, taverns flating; no jons to go in the count Best cit references. Appl, at Sis Broadway, between Sikh nod Fiat 3 aati ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE yong woman, nw priya boarding oun as jehambor- ‘maid or waits all for two nya at No. “Sth ty it of basement ‘ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIitL, AS purse and ehambermaid; can do plain sewing; pest of nired. Can be seen for two dayn at No. 3 ANTED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA- Ww Hon ua conte, waaher and lroner in & vate fray mua | city her last place. ty YNatween and ‘6th ave. rif SRTEDYA BTUATION J AB 00K, WASHER woman who has been in her AN ironer, by place five vo youre, “tnqulte at Th West ‘Tih wt. man, Asn Pop ls, sonpe and erat an ot city ‘oF country, Beat ity teterence, Call fortwo daya al 80 Saea” 1 alee | He ANTED—A RITUATION, BY A ResPEor ants young woman, to do general housework Good ett 03 attend ¥ Feterenea irom her last uaployers, Oat a street ae, ‘AuTRD@A BT artOn, a A REAPECTABLA wo- ‘an cook, washer and ironer. Good olty reference, Apply wy Bel we between Lealogton and Fi ave, frat floor, front room, ANTED—BY A COOK, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- deratands her business, & situation io « private (umlly in the city or country; would be JTuling to wake care of aairy if required: best of reference given, Call wt 372 Kast 10Un Bt. second 4 floor, front room. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPHOTABLE WO. man, As cooky Washer ant ironer; understands her busl- it# branches; best of city reference, Please call for 82 Main at,, Brooklyn. toa s a WA stED—sirt ATIONS, BY TWO apt epe YOUDE girls, nates; one a8 cook and washing and ifomtagt the biker tar do chammberwork, nad. wall ing or chamberwork and plain Stvtee Pat olty and country Felerenees. Can be seen (or two days at Bl West 22th st, be: ‘ween 6th and 7th avenues, top floor, ANTED—A 81 BY A COMPETENT YOUNG ws tm * ITUATION, “OTN take Bereely geuseiily wsstal te"Tarntly ie 0 morally use Genet referenoe. for two dayn at Mo Spring #4. Too NTP ION, BY A RESPROTARLE PRO. Wu OA eine an oook; understands cooking’ tn ite tranches, all Kinds of soups ped gue yg RO Jelites and nde butter; cream; also + 00 ¥ ox cy Foference, Apply at its ¥ Wea at aes near Tih wwe fat oor, back roo ARTED-A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTAD! Teefear er cece teers ae ceteris, Gall at 138 Went 9th, seoond ito WANTED. sir A SITUATION IN BROOKLYX, AS NURSE ‘and chambermeid or aa chambermald rnd’ waitrews, by 4 young girl, who can e seen for two days at her prevent om- ployer’s, 8 Fast Warren st , Brooklyn. Wea 4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO tegiant woman, an cook, ‘and troner, or to do ge- nll familys D neral housework in ® ply at 440 BTER.WANTED, EMPLOYMENT, BY & YOUNG Viger ‘ho hag a perfect knowledge of dry. goods and un dératande bia businessn berfeckly. as porter and ssleaman; would make himself uss in almost any v capacity; ie rr pepmen, and quick poy $ moet lerate Address J boxll? olloe, good reference given. three days. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG rholesale hes grocery; The i of city eferouce can bef lersid ollice. GiTVarION , WANTED—BY A 4 ZOUNG MAN, As ler or private le Stee ree Bate eae ree yei punt i front Feo,” *GRURGE ey avenue, third floor, 0] bh adap Sep re PROPRIETORS, 40.—A GENTLEMAN greenest ones ee ‘experience ‘on the Lay Teporter, desires Bats inal the duos of us and active business habits, industriot P rad pi aan terms will at the Forzmoterts ie Uy Re Herald ofice, New Yorks, 10 MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED, A ben og Oy 48 Ddookkee} by & person of ¢: ive ex} ia keep- ing the pli ad nublary oaks oft rem ror, ae 5 ay ayer, anak au, ae ad lane. pe amc tala AND OTHERS.—A Vytgen WHO ihesto esto meet lian tne 4 eugee sstinagh wih sabe Toapeeeanle fea Teferences of the "Addresa JH. R., Post office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS ENTRY OLERE OR AS- sistant man of umersands angle a ry de id doahis 6 cairy; can give good reference: .ddress Keegin, 128 ae SITUATION 48 GROOM AND hg Besiiehcan (s slagie maa) derdanda driving and tne care ens bre underande d Tiar‘uo objection wo the couatry” Gall at 1588 ne ‘ANTED—A are en en BY A rary ae man, express wagon oF Bas hud jell, Dest of city reference Sson, 3 had ex Sick address J: Hs 153. TED—A Zriee BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- ‘ANiat young man, as ecnabman ‘under= wands vegetctie gecdeniig an the care, of boraess as s,counry assim Sue ‘M. to3 P, M. firoyoad the atore. of Mr EJ. Brown, 145 Broadway. ies ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ei, tf PS coachman; bas no cussion. to couatry reference, a for wo orn elty and country Can be seen University place. oe SITUATION, ep, -_ Sndersan a YOUNG yrenddeman.” ‘Ade a ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Eat al AND wife, in elther city or country situations, or to act ad. coachman and gardener. or general worker; the wife as cook or to do general housewor yo Se rar ie po Dusineas and are neat and tidy. Addresi N.B.— | This is a rare chance. ‘ANTED—A GITUATION, BY A SINGLE MAN, IN the country, as coachman'and groom; thoroughly under= paate his business, and has reference; understands aking gas. Can be seen for two days at 61 Centre st. ANTED—A penile ee A bape gore ‘ABLE upg mad, nineteen years of age: articular srt binineta would refer a ore! jon: isd Ms several kinds of buel ee the retail Postery bustnees. ive food ely cir reference 1 ‘inquire of Can gi Btephen Loughlin, in the store 34 (ON, ANTED—A SITUA’ = ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPROTABLE Frenchman, sa waiter, in a private ecu bow ey irom rb rr s dayne a Bote to BT” care oF ar waite Smits, two Gaya kn care of Mr. al Wery, Which witl receive an immediate waa 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS coachman and gardener, willing to make himeelt erally useful; best of reference; no objection to the coukeys Or address Mr. Martin, il Jay sk, Brooklyn, Wstanton A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as coachman and gardener; is wifling to make generally useful. The bestof city reference given. Ad- dress pee Herald otice, for two days. 1.000, -StUATION WANTED.—A YOUNG MAR- A desires a situation in some respeo- hie’ douse," en bectueeper ‘or lark ohare the eta amount and fis services woud ive him # reasonable \- sation. Address K. H., box Herat oulcee 8H INTELLIGENCE | OFFICES, ACAtAutLINS MANTIS, roe aay ate ate fos 6 inatitnt {ith et, corner of 6th nsive home of aivii, capable het. to aut al who eall or by a respectable American lady. ab btm i sore A AND, ROARog Rf ~ suP- h help, atMdRRIS CONNERI'S 12 Brostwny. Al ‘Allordere prom and punctually attended to; terms moderate, Observe it, next to the Broadway Post office. AMILIES AND HOTELS SUPPLIED WITH clarsservanta at the old established axes , 414 Bi ear Canal street, up stairs. Conducted an ing inay ana gentleman, oh strictly honorable principles, WeBe= ‘The only otfice for German and Protestant girls. FRV ANTS IN GREAT ABUNDANCE_FRENCH, GER- ‘man, ‘good ined atthe the rooms ‘of the hinployment Society, Nos. 13 and 14 Bible and 4th ave. A lady in attend ance. ‘The German and Freach languages spoken, ANTED,—MERCHANTS. HOTEL BOARDING houses and others supried ea clerks, oa porters, bari Emo jentry prom ae gore Tupplied ‘wits ‘well recommended help. Spply as B60! ice, 483 Broadway, noom No. 7. ‘WANTED—A CLERK FOR A WHOLESALE GROCERY, for a wholesale drug threo three boys for trades, a timekeeper for ® miné in hia, two brakemen, six men for steamers, two men 10 horse and cart, four girls to go to California and. pa) 38 Hudson ‘LOS. RPINK, Agent. cook for a hotel. i 5 $4 teed YEORGE B. siore at 113. their addrees something to penne. nts tt ne, All ERE ARO al ¥ JERRY REARDON (RETAIL DRY GOODS CLERK), avenue, will boy a 0? Mares 5 ho wl receive ers from his “Irlends Trronaagion WANTRD—OF MRA, MoNORTON, a worked a, Madame {cag ew pone sad lived ta | re ai eeenmny pad apa ‘rill hour of someting of ber avast ‘AMES UENDERSON, STON! iam, ie requested 1» communicate bie an ‘e} oone ty. Va. There rene wl Herald oilca, whieh r Fe tele ea | je He Hh 8 ‘attorney a i RNS AE BH INNIK--WRITY, AGAIN, LAST LETTER RRORI MeN too late, One for you im the Brosdway Pe os Fee pS. or A sialic Tim arias ae TR LADY WHO ATTENDED (heat, David Davia, ast November, in (to send her address 10 saw ¥ nieoe, nesters Broome sree, Score went of Broadway, ENGRAVINGS, O11, 8) WANXTED—OLD ne Ee 28, OTT, BR Was (a, ‘Wanted, 8 + one from Foote 10 A Punch and era fignres ‘all completes nny person b.yingItean be taught o work the Ne * Gl4 Broadway, near Houston atrest. ———aw hii NEW PUBL CATIONS, Now PRESS AND SHO 7 Rotate % a. 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