The New York Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1859, Page 6

* 6 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES: KIND AND TRUST- tent to take care of & van nave the best of ity : LE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SUTU- FS rT A iatreee, ouderelanga ber Dusibess, PecRecip Wen: has six years’ reference tom her present employe, Gan be seen for two or three days at 237 Wd st, betwee gob und oth avs. NW WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS A SUA TNoakl aud waltress in a mall private (eal: Would have no objection to assistin the wrahing ‘nd ironing: Food reference from her last place, Can be see uni engaged: tS Barrow st, rear. Se i, WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS LA- @ raid and seamstzss or as chambermald and seam: Zirese; dest chy eference. Can be sea at hey present em- ployer's, 38 East 20th st., for two days, RESPECT, 2 WOMAN WISERS SOME WASHING, A ‘or would ge Tainily’s wasbing by the month; best of ity references. Call at 277 tib av., in the rear, up stairs, pron ah ation BO A at hide Ded Daa RESPE vIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS ee ore, or-nymree mink to do plain sewing, referenges. Call at 277 70h av., in the rear, stairs’ nu Boed cl eed city velenen NE eee | WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID GIR Wein sowing: oan cut and Ot children’s clothes, ‘Srassist in-otker Work; 5o« ference can be given. Can be secu far wodays at 227 Bast 19th st., second iloor, back room. os hs ai ae hs pS: RESUE LE AMERICAN LADY WISHES A situation as lndy’s companion and Seamstress; 1s willing do go South or in the Country, or Wookd take charge of one child and do afainily, Address Miss D., N. ¥. Post @ilice, for ree daye, stating full particulars. A RESPECTABLE Jrl ns good cook and excelent washer aud ironer, or chambermaid and lauudress; can give the best of e. Can be seen for two days at 213 West 26th and 9h aves., second floor, back room, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG woman ag chambermaid and waitress, or chambermaid nd fue Washer and ironer; can furnish the best of elty rote. Jence. Can be seen fortwo days, if not engaged, at 74 West Tith si., between 6th and 7th aves., second floor, back room. SEAMSTRESS THAT CAN CUT AND MAKE Boy's and girl's clothes wishes to engage with @ first einss family, would like to have the entire charge of one child four wr five yearsof age; would go South with a nice family; wages wot 50 much An object as a respectable home. Can be seen for 4wo days at No, 7 Front st., near Kulton ferry, Brooklyn. ECTABLE. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A first class cook; fs willing Vo the oe no objection 10 go-s short distance in ashing and tod. iy reference can be given. Can be seen Gor two days ut 567 3d av., between 89th and 40th sts, HIGHLY RESPECTABLE LADY DESIRES TO Chain an engagement wih , family going tothe West Indies, us companion or governess; has a limited knowlede of French and Spunish: can teach English and tany ornamental unexceptionable references given and required. IL, Herald office, or 204 West 18th st. RESPECTABLE AMERICAN MARRIED WOMAN, with a freah breast of milk, would Mke » child to wet urge, at her residence, she having lost her own baby. Apply at 19) West 42¢ st.; references given. GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK IN asmal private family; is a good washer and ironer; a Zity reference from last place; wants asteady home. Apply at 78 West 24th st., between 6th and 7th avenues, LADY WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUATION FOR ‘@ young girl, who has lived some time in her family, to o plain sewing and take care of children. Sbe can be aéen Jor two days at present employer's, 198 West 821 st. YOUNG, WOMAN WISHES TO GO OUT BY THE day or Week to Work at dressmakiug: is fully capable of Guiting and, ting ladies! and children’s dresees. Call on or address R. E., 157 East 24th st. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLEYOUNG girl, as chambermaid, waiter, or to do plain sewing or eneral housework; has no objection to wait on children {f're- quired; will give the best of references. Can be seen at 112 Warroll st., Brooklyn, for one week. pst SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as chambermaid and plain sewer, or to take care of children.” Call at 385 6th av., near 21st st RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS seamstress; can do nll kinds of family sewing, shirt mak- ing, cnt and fit children’s dresses, and do al! kinds of embroi. dery; no objection to assist with the children, Can be seen at her present employer's, 42 St, Mark’s place. YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION as chambermaid; is handy at the needle if required. Good city reference. Call at 160 East 31st at. YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW, WITHOUT INCUM. A. brance, wishes a situation as housekeeper: ie folly qual Bed and can give the best of raferences. Call at 15 Commerce s, a few dovrs below Bleecker st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- tion, t. do general housework or chamberwork and as- fist with the washing and ironing for a small private family, Reference given. Apniy at 314 Hicks st., between Congress and Amity sis. Brooklyn, top floor, front room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A _ RESPECTABI young woman, a8 good plain. cook, washer and irouer, in Sither ciiy’or country. Best reference from her last place, ‘Call at 162 West 16th sf., between 7th and 8th avs., for twodays, BE MOST RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- ton as first class codk; understands ber business per- Jeotly well. Five years’ city reference. Apply for iwo days at 241 Kast 1ith si., pear avenue B, first floor, back room. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMA) chambermaid and waitress, or as chambermaid and ussis with the washing and ironing, in a private family; good city re- ference Cali at ISL West Sist st., near 6th av. AND HER SISTER WISH SITUA- wash and iron, the other as chamber CERMAN GIR tions; one to eoc jnaid and , or nnirse; has the ‘best of city reference. Call at 424 Broadway, mp stairs SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG AL cinmbermaia sod Sealtress in a pi ngton av., ni Callat 10 SITUATION WANTED AS COOK—B able young Woman, who understan branches; [s willing to aesist in the washing i St. Mark’s place, Sth at RESPECTABLE LADY, OF finement, wishes sitaation a in a gentleman's « German a) also music, ble position, She smivenireyuers + Post oflice. eI AL wast jection to Be, in ther d make b assist in wasbing and ii 8 good city r Sat 404 Greenwich st, third re ‘ floor, back room. SITU ‘and seamstress; I the children; seen for tw on w go to thi Isth st, between 3d haw ne ys at 102 Ba CTABLE GIRL, rete SITUATION WANTE A ts chambermald or 1 8, Wishes or embroidery’ s ry and sewing, ‘A ton as saleswon inest of embroi Ad office WOMAN WISHES 4 NI 4 : nl waitress in a privat ATION WANTED—BY A RESPROTAH girl, as cook, washer and ironer, or as chi Good reference. Apply’ for between 2d and ud ava GIRL, WHO SPEAKS A LITTLE ENGLISH te American family to do 1 at 250 10th st, sear is: 330 East 261 GERMAD wantsa place in a chamberwork and plain ay., rear, COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS, WHO CA fit ladies’ and children's clothes, and do kinds of family wewing, wishes a situation; would see to growing children. Can bes 1s, 219 Went 24d't., util suited. CUT AND HIGHLY PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN and ch ; ie also. Apply at Tegel’s Hotel, SITUATION AS cy Store; is acens. ces. Apply at 165 you sales w domed to the Bri 3d av., in the RESPECTABLE PROTEST A RL WANTS A AA dieeton cs Ghembermaid. or tae plain sewing and take tore of children; wages not 80 much au voject as acomntortable heme, Call at 342 4th av. A STUATION WANTEDBY A. RESPECTABLE young woman, a6-cook in # private facatiy. Call ai the cor. er of Sanith LADY WA. \d Bergen #is., over the gro 7 store, Brooklyn, ROPESSED COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN che understands her business in al! iin city reference; can be seen for two CTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A m a6 Chambermaid and waiter, or chambermait res, Has the best of city reference from ker last Can be seen at 41 East 16th st. RESVECTALLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- A than as cook. Understands pastry and soups, poultry, game Abd baking, ce. ‘Therbest of efty reference can be given from fer lw Can be geen at 41 East 16th at., between 4th AND DAYS’ WASHING DONE BY will be thankful to those who will 200 Went 25th st, between 8th and ob Misa Solyneon, patrons ber. Apply ave oa GITEATION WANTED—AS WET NURSE, BY A RE- Snel bie waraxa, about ZL yeacs of age, who kas loxt her Fone A sod Lang e: ie perfectly healthy; can give reference a . MeCabe'e, 7dhe*., etwoon 384 au bow na’ * cit ITUATION WA eine gg dd A RESPECTABLE PRO- Woman, (9 evck, wash and iron io a amall private fomil Call for two daye at 15 Weet 26h tt re, Good reference frva ber last place ifreac vers’ eT ave. GITUATION WaNTED—HY A i woman to do general housew Bisin nok, washer ‘and srone ween Wartea and Ballic, reserence. SPEOCTABLE YOUNG Li fumnily; good Columbia street, 8, for two daym, City {ITUATION WANTED—BY A YO WOMAN, AS +) plain cook, washer and froner in a small privave fun wood reference! Cail for twodays at 20 Bast Lath wt Saco t Aa oo ITUATION WANTN.D—BY A ‘womin, fo do ge eral OW tener i soy SUSPECTABLE YOUNG Pe Col sy iy * Xin sol! farnlly; Ie & good city reference. O oa end Balle TION WANTF')—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS herunstd 4M" to asaist with the washing aud trou idee ona tek, lady; sh st, second floor, front room. 17" ATION WANTED—BY A RB) = WOMAN, as cook, who tharo ness, fn a private fa a good plain ESPECTABLE YOUNG y understands her bust- between 12th and Sth sis. ff ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEOTABLE MAR- ; has a fresh brent of milk. floor, front room. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wwouan, as good plain cook, first rate washer an irouer; usework for asmall family. renee. Can be ween for two days at 74 building, ried woman, as wet nm Diy at 189 Ist avenue, second Good alty rete fest 20th ¥1., Second WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH SITUATIONS; ONE 10 do housework and as laundress, the other as chamber id and fine washer and sroner. at 79 Franklin st. for two eays. NTED—A SITUATION, BE A LABY WHO CAN ive the highest testimonials, s6 comparion to an invalid he would inake herself useful in any Iadylike empl . She is capable of superintending and ling to travel. Address W. elty reference. Call stare Post office. veoh lady, na lady’ ly;.can give the best of ety reference. Apply for two ANTED—WASHING AND IRONING, BY A RESPRO- table women, at her own house, 3. Reference given if required. Is a first rate washer and froner; bag lived out as laundress, Apply on second tloor, WANTED 4 SITUATION, BY A YOUNG OIRD, AS good reference if required. Cal at 866 7th ave., between S2d und 38d ats., xecond loos, frou 459 2d av., near 2h st., ok, washer and irone TANTED—SITUATIONS FOR TWO YOUNG WOMEN; ‘one to do chamberwork and to asafst in the washing and ag chambernuald and to assist in the ing and ironing. The best of city reference. Call at 25 West 2ist-st., between Sth and 9th ANTED-SITUATIONS BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN; ‘one as Iaundress and chambermaid, and chambermaid and waiter and to do good city reference. ironing, and the other plain sewing, Both have Call for two days at 208 Kast 13th st. TO WET NURSE AT HER le married i respectat woman, who own, three days old. Apply at 201 East 16th st., betwee ANTED—A BABE, 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS COOK, in a respectable private family; is a French Canadian, understands French cooking tho: speaks the language. Can be seen for three day %1 Mulberry st., opposite the church, first floor, up stairs. ‘ED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS ; understands fine washing and ln & respectable at., between 6th with good references, a1 ; 8 competent for aither situation, Iv. Best city reference. and 7ih avenues. a eee yy ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Wo- situation as nurse and seamstress; is. ntire charge of a baby from its birth; the best of ven, Call for two days at 131 West ‘20th st., near 7th ay. NTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS te family; can give the best of city re- t st, front room, second floor, for ANTED—A_ SITUATION, ae oe eps gee at city refe ironing, or chamberwork and waiting; best city reference, Call ut 212 Kast 21st st, first loor, front room. <> = ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oner, or would be willing to do general housework in a small private family; best city refe- rence, Call at 125 West 12th st., 6h TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO do chamberwork and plain sewin Call at No. 111 West -ESPECTABLE assist in washing and girl, as cook, Washer and irc can give the ‘best city references. st,, fourth floor, TANTED—-RY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS ‘chambermaid and waiter in a smail city reference from her second floor, back room, between 6th and 7th ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- map, as first class cook; One who understands her busi- ness in all is branches; she can give the best of city reference, second floor, front room, for two days. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A who thoroughly understands her bnsiness, baking and pastries; woul’ tee beta to + tof city refers 2 2d ave., between 28d aud 24th sis ne? ANTED—A SITUATION, BY 4 Pr young gir, 10 do chamberwork and waiting in a respe nily ‘Cail at ber last place, 118 12th st. ahs: a ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT Wo- man as laut or id, children; is willing to assist at any kind of up ferei Can be seen fortwo days at 39 West 13th en Sth and 6th aves, TANTED—A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE AGED eneral housework in a small seen for three days at 363 rivate family; best place. Call at 103 West 1 Call at 98 West 19th situation as first rate cook, assist in washing and given. Callat RESPECTABLE to take charge of Scotch woman, to do famnily of three persons. Sth av, between 29th and 30th sts., top floor, back room. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A bermaid and waitress, or a k, in a smail family. Can give the best of city refecence a her last place. Please to call for two days at 60 Atlantic of sears in first sh style; ia also a good confecdoner; can make desserts o! pers und dinne: : also 9 first rat to go Sonth 2s lady: poking of any large establish Can be seen until sulted ut 385 24 av. dishes of al fessed baker and JANTED—A SITUATION BY ‘young girl as nurse and ta do plain sewing and aasist in k; has good referenes from her last place. 20th st., second floor, back room. pond -in cna od nate ah NTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO do general housework in a small private fasily. ‘Can hly recommended from ber mn, in the soe store. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAY od plain cook and first rate washer and rivate family, Call at 88 Madison st., first A_ RESPECTABLE Sronée $n & Stamii floor, front room. od ase tear Sele TED BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE woman, a situation as 8 ne and all kinds of plain sewing. The best of city Can be seen until engaged at her last employer's, 5 West 2th st. mstress; understands d: nung woman, As housemaid or wait hs DUISe OF Seamstress, in hk respectable private fam Can Ve seen for two days at 1 ED—A_ SITUATI ESPECTABLE ongg woman, as cham) ‘sk at the second door from Bond, in Butler st., rmaid and waite eo you WOMAN WISE A SITUATION TO | NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITUA- Gow as cook in @ small private family; stands ‘he management of the kitchen; is will Best city reference. 74 D—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO ooking and assist in the washing and froning of a ‘Tha best of city reference 3) West 20th st., near 7th av., in the basement, TWO RESPECTABLE one as cook, Wasber and ironer: the other as. id wud walter or ckambermaid and embrotderer. nee. Call at $26 East 13th st., between avenues: ¢ A RESPECTABLE YOU urse and seams! man; Ho objection to travel; best of refer Apply at 9/9 Br A SITUATION AS WET, NURSE, BY A Apply at Castle Gard y young woman. BY TWO YOUNG W ther to do chamberwork A SITUATION, onng gizl, to do general boasework, Beat of city refe- Cail at 32 Mott st. , AN AMERICAN GIRL, A SITUATION » do general housework. Best references. Call at 194 ween avenues A and B. RESPECTABLE SITUATION, BY A monn, as cook and to assist in th Call at 281 East 17th TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ‘oung girl,% do chansberwork and plain sewin, a} housework for a small family; bee good elty re two days at 139 Smith #t., corner of Bergen, B: RESPECTABLE A FIRST CLASS COOK, A TION ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as good plain ook; good washer and sron best of reference from ber iaat employer, Call 484th wy., yANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young WOMAN, & 6e: and lady'e maid, to part of the South: has the best of cit wo days at No.6 West 14th et, from 1 -—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS all family; setisdetory Congress #/, near cook, washer and ironer i a #1 Call fortwo dave at 12 NTED—-BY A MOST EXPERTENCED GIRL, A undress, does np linen in style; or as parlor mi : Wages $7 to $5; alan, @ cook Poultry, baking aod ‘situation ag regtae ja) understands fiting and foe fine washing in a private fasn! , undersian'is teats, pasicy; wages $9. Call at 285 Kast Za ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, RY A ong widow woman, with @ healthy by Whose bevy is three months od; be reverence from the doctor, Inquire for Eliza Conuoi rear, between 24 and 3d ay NTE)—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A jon to do the up statra work ina pri ‘Can be econ at her last TANTED—TO GO SOUTH OR WEST, By AN AMER NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 a RRND ANN ‘ANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED AUNDRESS, afamilys washing or a few gentlemen’, waterstands fine washing and fluting; has the best of city reference as to character and capability from families that" Ae has worked for @uring the last sigh yours. Call at 141 Eogt Yath st.,'.wo doors from 3a av., room No. 1. ——<$_$<_$_—_——_ "“ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAW, A SITUATION AS. ‘cook, washer and ironer; is ‘villing to make herself gen rally useful. Has: city reference trem her last place. Inquire at 147 West 2ith st., seeund tloar, trent room. pat ide ln bctat bode wna) ina ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation #8 cook, in a gmail private family. The best of city references cxn be given, Call at $4 West 15th st, WAxteD— py A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A situation as seamstress; can do all ki of embrolering and family sewing; would have no objection w do light cham: berwork,. Call for two days in the rear of 135 West 15th st., between Mh and Sth aves, ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A FRESH ‘Vreast of milk, a baby to nurwe; she’ has no objection to 0 out, or otherwise take Itto her own house: her own. baby fied before it wasa week old. “Apply at 276 4ath st, between Sth and 10th aves, for Mrs. Battle, Reference given, if de- manded. ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE W girls. one as seamstress and chambermaid, the other as excellent cook; no objection to course washing it required, Best of city reference from thelr last place, Call at 50 West 25th st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG, RESPECT A- ble German girl, who has been three years in England, to take care of children and do sewing. Good reference. Call at 151 Washington st, in the butcher’s shop, ‘TED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS wmbermaid; no objection to attend children iu @ private ; besteity reference. Can be seen for two days at 12l tloor, back room, WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Woman, as cook: thoroughly understands “her ushuews; gutecsiante baking and dairy.’ Call at 106th st., near 2d ave., for 8. fami ave. D, first ya SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE married woman, witha fresh breast of milk, as wet nurse; best reference. ‘Call at 227 West 22d st. for two days. ca a tt a del ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do chamberwork and waiting, or chamberwork and to. take care of a baby: food cl'y reference, | Gail at 208 West 28th st, between 9th and avs , second floor, front room. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA- tion ag child’s nurse and to do plain sewing in a respecta. family; best city referenee. Can be seen for two days at 224 ‘Weat 26th at,, if'not engaged. Ss. AGERTS WANTED TOR CANVASS FOR DR. WAR: REN’S great medical work, the “Household Physician,” book for the people. It is. a grand chance for competent men Yomake money. Apply to Winkler & Co., No, 63 Nass st, jew Yor! YOUNG MAN, HAVING ABOUT ONE HUNDRED dollars to loan’ upon good security can obtala a situation with a liberal salary in a light business. For particulars call today from 1 to3 on J.T. SMITH, 06 Malden lane, third slery. OY WANTED—FROM 14 TO 16 YEARS OF AGE; ONE writing a xood hand and willing to make himself generally useful may address Business, box 148 Herald oilic OY WANTED—FATHERLESS, RESIDENCE JERSEY City, a8 a messenger in this eily; must be of sound prin giles, wilh references. Address Steady, Herait ollee; wages from $2 to $4. LERK WANTED—IN A RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE in Brooklyn. A young man who has had two or three ears’ experience and can come well recommended from his last employer, may apply ab 482 Auantic st., South Brooklyn, |LERK WANTED—IN A GROCERY STORE; ONE WHO {is willing to work and can come well recommended may & permanent situation by applying to W. Harper, 381 Bow- JOACHMAN WANTED.—A RELIABLE MAN, WHO UN. derstands his business, and who will recommend himself by his work, not his talk, is wanted for a private family, aa Pearce Address Mr. B. Bunting, Her: ottice, with re- ferences. CARVER, WANTED—FOR 4 HOTEL AND RESTAU- rant. One who is capable of taking entire charge may apply between 9and 11A-M. in the resiaurapy of the Volling otel, corner of Canal West sts. \OLORED WAITER MAN WANTED—AT 19 UNION square; one who can come well recommended may ay ply at the above number from 10 until 11 to-day. pe CLERK WANTED—ONE ACQUAINTED WITH the di 1% business and willing to make himself ony ‘useful; references required. Apply at 290 4th st., corner of Wooster, ENTLEMEN TRAVELLING SOUTH CAN MAKE FA- vorable arrangements to sell # staple article, of easy bd and remunerative, by addressing Manufacturers, Herald office. NDS WANTED—WHO HAVE WORKED AT BOT- ‘tiing schnapps in this city. Apply at 18 Beaver st. ERCHANTS, HOTELS AND OTHERS SUPPLIED GRATIS WITH ERKS, SALESMEN, PORTERS, BARKEEPERS, &c. JERCHANTS’ CLERKS’ REGISTRY, 78 BROADWAY. WM. J. REDPATI. "WANTED A MAN WHO CAN INFLUENCE CONSIGN. menis of dry 200 to be sold by auction, Also two good collectors, and a young man to canvass for advertine- ments. Apply’ at the Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry office, 78 Broadway. Situations procured. o commission in advance. Reference to first class houses. Established 1856. WM. J, REDPATH, ANTED—A SALESMAN FOR A RETAIL CLOTHING store; steady employment will be given toa competent man. Also asalestan for a sear manufactory. Apply at the Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry oflice, 78 Broadway. Situa- tions procured. No commission in advance. Established 1856, WM. J. REDPATH. ANTED—A HEAD WAITER FOR A 1 young manas check clerk, and a you wages $3 per week. Apply at the Mercliant ‘ oflice, 78 Broadway, Situations procured. No commission in advance, Second number of our Gazette is ow ready. WM. J. REDPATH, W3STEDIA MAN AND WIFE: THE MAN AS FAR. * mer and gardener; ihe wife to take charge of the dairy aud poultry. None need apply but those who understand the sume, with good refereuce. Inquire at 96 Oth ay. fb Sanat dese Ree tithe WASTED TA GENTERL AND. WELL, EDUCATED Youth, toactasan assistant check clerk in our restau. rant. Apply at the oltice of the Hotel st. Germain, coruer of bil wy, abd 324 st, ANTED—AGENTS, TO SELL A NEWLY PATENTED & portable copying press and book attached, weighing eight ounces; gelis readily wllarge profs. For further, partgulars address John E, Cooley & Co., Poughkeep: ¥. ANTEN—A GOOD CARVER, IN A RESTAURANT, W*Npriybeween9aud Ir AM. audSandge AL aT? Nassau st, t ANTED—IN THE DRUG STORE 211 AY, B, CORNER ede cet st, 8 tespectable young iin, with some Know! ured | U4sess. Apply from 10 to 12’A. M. Reference a TANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, TO TAKE Wier Get a manufacturing business; must b ad dry goods salesman, and have the best city referen the right man—who need ouly devote a few hours a day to take 8 from satnples—will find this a well paying Dusiness, cas, for three days, B, C., box 286 Post ctlice, Brookly EWARD FOR THE UNION CLUB. TANTED—A_ S' None need apply but those who have had experience in this kind of business, either for a club or a hotel, and who can roduce the very best recommendations, Address Executive Pommittee, Union Club, corner tb av. and 2lst at, TANTED—A SALESMAN, IN A DRY GOODS STORE. ‘Apply at 269 sth ave. ‘WASTED-A CLERK, IN ATES STORE) ONLY ONE who understands the business thoroughly need apply at 373 Grand street. ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, FROM 14 TO 16 years old, who understands opening oysters and to assist in bartending. ' Apply on the corer of Boerum and Livingston sts., Brooklyn. Recommendations required, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO IS ACQUAINTED ith the trade in Havana segars and qualified to act as asalesman. Address, stating ful} particulars, D.N., box 129 Herald oflice. TANTED—TWO BOYS, ONE TO OPEN OYSTERS ‘and the other to wait at table; both must make them- TANTED—TWO GOOD BOYS WHO CAN READ and write, to deliver notices and circulars, good salary. A. R., Herald office. ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE storeroom ia a hotel. Address box 3,781 Post office. TANTED—A SMART BOY, ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS of age, in a business down town, Address box 2,667 Post WANTEDIBY AN IMPORTING PAPER HOUSK, AN Indnstrious German, to act ax salesman in the fancy paper and card line, and assist in the office; must have a nowledge of the business, intluence some trade, and speak ‘the English language fluently; to such a one a good salary will be paid. Address, with name and references, box 2347 Post ofice. y TANTED—A GOOD SMART WAITER IN A DINING saloon; one who has some knowledge of carving pro- ferred. Apply at Walker's dining saloon, 337 and 339 Spring st. 7ANTED—A ing. Apply wP. gold eleowo-plater and fin 100 AGENTS WANTED—TO SELL THE BEST AND most usefal srticle ever offered. Willsuitall. Call and examine at 175 Grand street. PRENCA ADVERT! MENTS. Q)® DEMANDE-POUR ATLER A MATANZAS (CUBA), une bonne ayant d’excellentes recommendations et agée dé 404 45ans, parlant Je francais et Vanglaiy, Tl y aura des ‘enfants asoigner et quelques dceupations dana Vinterieur de a maison: les appoinvementa Iihérans et on paiera le passage, is detatis se rendre de 11 heures 3, chez J. M., it, claumbre 23. RTIFKIAL TEETH IN EVERY STYLE, WARRANT. ed superior, on goid, silver, platina, coralite, &c., as may be desired, at from $10 up for a whole wet. Also the new white filling for tender DR, LUTHER, 8r., 42Great Jones stroot, RTIFICIAL TERTH.—FULL SETS ON PURE SILVER, only $8; on fine gold and platina, with eontinuons cums, $25, and warranted equal to any work in New York. ié teeth, $1.” Teeth filled and extracted without the least pain by new process, at 133 Sixth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Dr. LUTHER, Dentist, NDESTROYABLE ARTIFICIAL TEETH—A PERFECT fmitation of nature, $1 each: cleaning and filling, 50 centa; extracting without pain. Teeth inserted withont extracting the old stumps, The wom neglected weth transformed in most venutiful order, Old seta repaired and misformed ones read d wo it like new works by D. 8, SCHA WEL, 365 Broome seeet, between Hroadway aud Bowery. (tFOPLASTIC DENTAL OPERATIONS, BY THR discoverer, at bie rooms, corner of Broadway and Thirt faatatrert. ‘This artifeial bone Sliing ‘apat io while soft, re- he shells auring no pressure, giving no pala. inerest or pobing ievth oon be Sed wih ee Om evans ducted by and bas the best of city references, wanted. Inquire at te auavaire at the fairge institute the up stairs work and ws sist in the care of a child twenty months old. To an agreeable person the place will be made more destrable than that of an ordinary servant. Apply at No 21 West 37th at., or at the store 62 Broadway. revived at mer patronage, Wanted—Protertant. nurses, do. wail and reliable heip of ever: Nos WANTED—ONE WHO IS FOND OF CHIL. wages and steady work. Apply at 486 Atlantic st., business preferred. vision at., for two daya, with best city north of 30th ceptionable ut and fit childs A, a ‘Apply today, between IL aud 12 o'clock, at 175 2 ohidh st & Wilson's sewing machine. Apply at 127 Wes 9to ll A. M. WASTED—& PROTESTANT GTRI. renees. Apply at BOL 3d ay., near 19h o'clock, TL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD © pat lately should apply nt the large ir ieee tor toa, 0 jeapable belp to autt all wha we, house has npn THOROUGHLY COMPIMENT COOK. WANTED — ‘One who understsnds at rane of cooking perfect! M) ni outagoe pls, Saree oF Osage mumoely ah 8 LARGE NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIKLS WANTED A immediately, in good ¢¥uations of every kind, in steady Bice foay or ety weal “Mee hua aes a %, wo Bul », girl 138 ith ah, AT SESUBY, & 008 SELROT FEMALE OF SICK. 299 4th ay., between 22d and 23d sts., wanted, to suoply dome Of the most respectable families in’ the city, a Aamber of smart, xperienced girls, at highest wages. 60 wanted to-day, LL, EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF GOOD GERMAN, English, Trish and Scotch servants, ean always obtain them ow moderate erm by agelying atthe Bay loyment Tosti. ute, roadway, conduct on correct business le by MORRIS COHNERT. Li gi a re ere anes CAPABLE COLORED OR WHITE COOK, WHO IS 8 good laundress, wanted ina family of thred persons; also a middle aged or young glcl as yeamstreas. | None but Pro- extant need apply at 11 AWest Sith st, between 6h aud ayer A G00P COOK, WHITE OR COLORED, WANTED immediately, to go to Massachusetts; wages $12; apply at 202 4th av., betWeen 220 and Bd sts. Also a chambermaid and waitress and a colored laundress. COOK WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; a Mies good ming ey nye ane coe melt re om ended; such a one can find a good home by applying at No. 9 West td at bi areca GOOD COOK WANTED--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; mnst be a good Jaundress and willing to aawist in the washing; must perfectly understand her business and bring od city referen Apply to-day, between 12 and 2 o'clock, ‘at 126 Kast 13th st., between 2d and dd aves. eat ae llth ne LADY WANTED—T0 SUPERINTEND THE MANU- facture of shirts, One willing to loan her employer a Small amount of money will receive a good salary and a per- manent altuation, or an Interest in. the business will be given her, Address F: G. H., Herald office. evap have —sieeteieysioinees slerennenrtaresersesanieeneerssoneerseecten caso LADY WANTED—TO SUPERINTEND A LAUNDRY A One willing to loan her employer some money will re- Geive a permanent situation and good salary, or an fnterest in the business. Address F. G. H., Herald office, IRL WANTED.—WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT ENG- Mish, Scotch or American woman, willing and abla to do ing of a private family, and to as. iS. GREEN MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER patrons and the public that her agency for domestics is 820 Broadway, and solicits a continuance of her for y calling, at 820 Broadway. dren, capable of taking charge of them, and can give un- exceptionable reference as to character and capacity may ap- ply at 98 West dist st , between the hours of 9 and 2. "Baglish preferred. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO GOOD MILLINERS; only those accustomed to best work need apply. fied ; Brooklyn, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS @IRL IN EVERY RESPECT ‘as chambermaid and waitress, in a small family. Call at No. 148 West 34th street, between 9 and 12 o'clock. ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, TO TAKE infant; none but those with the highest re- charge of an infan commendations need apply, at 22 Kast 16th st, ‘ANTED—ONE OR TWO HANDS FOR MAKING up ladies’ linen, at 14 Lispenard at., second oor, Nous but neat sewers need apply. 7 ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A GIRL, to cook, wash and ironand do general housework. Ap: ply after 9 o'clock A. M. at 282 West 19th at. ANTED—A GERMAN, SCOTCH OR WELSH YOUNG ‘woman, for general housework ina family of three per- sons; must come well recommended as a superior laundress and good plain cook. Apply for two tee ween the hours of 9 and 2 o’clock, at 26 First place, Sout rooklyn. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT 17 YEARS OF ‘age, to attend in a faney store; one accustomed to, the A smart, tidy girl may apply at 833g Di- J ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; must be plain cook, first rate washer and ironer, rence. Aprly at 149 Lexington av., two doors from 8 to 12.4. M. yy ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO COOK, WASH ‘and iron; also, a girl about sixteen years of age'to assist at the table and do chamberwork. Apply at 463 Broome st. WANTED INMEDIATELY—A FIRST RATE COOK, washer and ironer; also, 8 chambermaid, whocan assist in ironing; Scotch, Welsh or German. None others need ap- ply. Call’ at $72 H jenry st., near Union, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN, ag cook and {to assist with the washing and froning, in a private family. | Must have good clty reference, Apply at 29 o'el ‘est 15th st., between $ and WANTED- 4 GERMAN OR COLORED WOMAN, TO C00 ‘wash and iron, ina family. She must come ‘well ided and make herself generally useful. Apply at recom 46 East 16th st. ‘ANTED—TO GO TO MATANZAS, CUBA, A RESPEC- table woman, of from 4) to 45 years of age, with unex- erences, to take care of children and make about the house; must speak English and z elf general, French. ni wages and passage out paid, For further particulars call between 1 and 3 o'clock on J. M., 48 Pine st., ‘room 28, ANTED—A SMART GIRL, TO ASSIST IN WAITING and chamberwork in a private boarding house; wages moderate. Apply at 11 University place. WANTED. 4 NEAT, SMART GIRL, TODO GENERAL housework for two; must be a good plain cook and an excellent washer and ironer. None but a competent person heed apply, with good reference, at 626 6th av. Name over the ell. Waa WET NURSE, TO TAKE CARE OF A ‘child five months old, at her own house. None but a respectable pergon ca apply to Patrick Rooney, 91 Kast 11th t, from 10 A. M. 10 Wate WOMAN AS GOOD COOK, WASHER and ironer, to go in the coTairy. Apply at No, 4 Strong South Brooklyn, ean ha nO ‘ 9 wake herself e aE Wa uaag to make Lerselt generally A TIDY GIRL, FOR THE GENERAL 1 housework of a small family. Apply at 151 West 36th between 7th and 8th aves. shtakenict heart nt ela eeanee onsen ATES ANTED—A GERMAN OR IRISH PROTESTANT girl, to do general housework; toa good washer and jroner liberal wages will be paid. Inquire at 29 Bank st. ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN TO COOK, WASH ‘ahd iron; must be a good plain cook, and be able to do eneral housework. Call at 14) West 53d st. None need app! mat those willing to refer to their last employer. Apply week. ANTED—A GIRL TO GO A SHORT DISTANOR IN W 2 kt country, to-do the general work of a family of three, Protestants preferred. Inquire at 81 John st., from 5 to 6 PM. -ANTED—A COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, FOR * atesta family; also a good up stairs girl as char . Scotch, English or German, Apply to J.D. 1 x5 Tit Brosdway, between 9 and 12.4. M. anSaun, pn Ree NTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, . Aide and toaaaist in the washing ap?, ote ees nly residing 80 miles from New. York; %, i Thinutes’ Wilk from the house. § “Catholic church five Street & Co., 475 Broadway, betweer, Sroome and Grand sts. pl a a cn et tecrhcosn hatchet Apply at the store of Charles WANten-4 CHILD'S NURSE. GCOD CITY RE- ferences required, Apply at 193 Bust 10th st. from 11 A.M. tol. Me ANTED=AN INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, FROM 14 TO 16 yearsold, (0 do waiting and chamberwork. Good referesice required. Apply at 395 West 23d s., atthe base- ment door, Were NEAT, INDUSTRIOUS GIRL, ONE WHO 18a good washer and ironer and understands waiting and chamberwork. Apply, with good city reference, at 266 West 22d at., between 9th and 10th avs., from 10 A. M. ull 3 P.M. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, ‘Must be a good cook, washer andironer. Apply, with recommendations, at 15 Tompkins place, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER; ALSO A ‘operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine, and afew good basters: all to board in. the hoase, Call for three days at 244 West 20th st., basement door, sicerlecind eee) aac ks ON ANTED—A YOUNG LADY, OF PREPOSSESSING Appearance, to attend a store at Jacks & Dograndy’s, 139 Broome st.; she ‘must be well recommended; one preferred who could speak French, TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS IN A gentleman's funily who has @ thorough knowledge of her business. Apply at 11 Kast 12ih st. ANTED—A NEAT, SMART GIRL AS COOK, washer and in # private family. Also a nice plain seamstress, willing to assist in light chataberwork. Ap ply with good city reference at 119 9th st., between the hours of ten andtwelve. ‘ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND ironer; one who is willing to gotwelve miles in the coun- try: $7 per month tone who is competent, with good refe- revees, Apply at 8) West i st. WARSTEDTA, PROTESTANT GERMAN OR, TRISH girl, to take care of children and assist in washing and ironing; wages $6 per month. Apply at 273 West 18th st. ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND. froner. Apply this day, Friday, between the hours of 18 md Ta nt 46 West S6ih wt ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD COOK, WASHER ‘and ironer, for a small family. Good reference re- quired, Apply at'83 Pacific st, between Henry and Hickssts., ircoklyn. ANTED—A GIRL FOR KITCHEN WORK; SHE MUST ‘wash and iron well, aud have good city rei ply at No, 8 West 39th at. paint Ma 4 td AA OR a ANTED—A GIRL 1 TO 17 YEARS OLD, TO TAKE ‘care of a child and assist in_lieht honsework, ina family of three persons. Apply at 198 West did st. ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, in a small family, Call before noon on Friday, at No. 48 Sussex street, Jersey City. eee ANTED—A PROTESTANT NURSE AND SEAM- stress; one oho ia experienced in the care of children, can is dress: all kinds of family sewing. WANTEDAIN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, A SEAMS’ Whoean eutand fit, and understands’ operating Wheeler 88th st, from TO COOK, WASH © good city rete ebween 9 and 12 and iron, in @ small family, mn HELP WANTED—¢HMALES. AAA AAA TRD—A NEAT QUIET GIRL, FOR GEN 4 WANnicwork; mine be a nee washer ‘and reer an Al rence may apply at 23 East Warren st, hear Court “grooklyn, SGR00 DAY BEDI 8 Soeew-umeberontererteinmeent NTED—A FRENCH OR GERMAN q Weert seamstress. Callin Gallndy piace aie she hose from Fulton ave., Brooklyn. piace, at the first horse from Fulton ave., Brooklyn, ene Wares NURSE TO GO SOUTH, ONE WHO IS frisvcan bring pant Gut Terorsooe, Apply ar BL Bloseee wing reference. 4 Use, between the hours of 10 A. M, and 2B. Mf ‘ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; must be a good washer and irouer. Apply at No, 68 Cheever place, South Brooklyn. ANTED—A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE TO COOK, ‘wash and iron; none but a Protestant well recommendes need apply. Apply in Congress street, next door to Unitarian (| Raia Citaion street, Brooklyn, between the hours of Ban a ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT COOK, WHO IS A GOOD Wasber and irower, ip & family of five, Apply been 9 and 12 in the morning, at 4 West $3 si ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON for a private family. A, phy with references to Mrs. Mocdy, Washington av., corner of Fulton ay., Brookiyn. ‘ANTED—AT JOHN ELLIOTT & CO.'S, 140 SIXTH av., an active young lady; one who, from experience, Whoroughiy understands the ‘makhig up of 'sleoves, sets, de, &e., and ‘can politely tnd energetically Introduce the same. ‘Apply ater 7 ¥. M. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT PROTESTANT GIRL, TO do general housework; must be a eau ‘Washer aud fron- er; wages $6 per month. Aiso,a small girl, from 18 to 17 years of nge, to take care of children. Apply’ st 100 Eldridge Mt, at basement door, ‘ANTED—A WOMAN AS FIRST RATE COOK, ‘washer and ironer in a small family; she mnst be compe: tent in every reepect. City reference from the Jaet place. Apply between I) and 1Oclock at 184 Arty st. Brooklyn. ‘ages $7 per mont WA NTRD—A PROTESTANT SERVANT, TO DO GENE- ral housework for a small family. ‘To one capable, with city reference, good wages and home will be given, Ap: ply at 112 West 38th st, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. WAITER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPEC- fable reuns, man, in @ private family; he will be highly recommen mek} families be has lived with in this city, one of whom be served for seven years, and two years in exch of the other families, and has lived with most respectable families in the Old Country: ig native of the north of Ireland and is & Protestant. Call or address to A. C., at Mr. Brennan’s 44 4th ave., between 8th and 9th sts, ‘A. BOY; OF FOURTEEN YEARS OF AGE, WISHES to get a situation in an American honse; he'ean speak English and French fluently, and can produce the very best of reference. Address Muret, No. 139 West 23th at. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GROOM and coachman; perfectly understands his business in all its branches; has the best of city reference from his lust place, where he is just disengaged; has no objection to the country. Call for two days at the stable, No, 2 West 18th st. OOKKEEPING.—A BOOKKEEPER WHO IS NOT FUL- ly occupied, wishes to meet with a party requiring his Services for a short time every day. Terms moderate. Ad- dress ‘pox 122 Herald office. ARKEEPER WHO WILL BE DISENGAGED IN A few days, wishes a situation in @ respectable store aa the Above, or to ake charge, kno ving the wine and liquor business in all ite branches. Cail for two ner of dist st. and 8th ave. Refer ihe store. OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN ‘who perfectly understands his business; is a good driver, taks proper care of harness and car is able and will” hag the best of recomm. ng from his late ployer. ‘Call or address at 157 26th st., between 7th and sth aves., for two days. RUGGISTS.—WANTED, A SITUATION BY A QUALI- fied and competent apothecary, either in a wholesale or retail store; best of city reference,’ Address Delta, box 10 Herald oflice for two days. ERCHANTS READ.—LIBERAL OFFER,—A STRICT- ly reliable young man, who is a basi vigorous and bandsome penman and guick accountant, solicits employment ‘as clerk or assisiant bookkeeper; will commence for gentvel board. Address for two days Confidential, Herald ofllee, ITUATIONS WANTED—BY A BROTHER AND SIS- ter; one as coachman or groom in a privaie family; the other as chambermaid and waitress in a small faaily; she also has experience in the care of children; no objections to go Sonth in one family, otherwise it matters not. References from last employers, Call or address for two days Mr. Halligan, for Ann and B., 124 Clinton pluce, first floor. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO Wirt good bookkeeper; is willing to, make himself gene- rally useful; salary not so much an object us employment, good ety reference given. Address DC, box 104 Herald ollice: ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS barkeeper, or to take charge of a wholesale liquor store, where a strictly honest, attontive man ia required. ‘the best of city references given. ' Address for three days F.N., box 151 Herald offce. ys at J. Roache’s store, cor- nce in ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, IN A PRODUCE COMMIS- sion house, with a view of copartnership; can intluence alarge amount of business from farmers and buyers; refe- rences as to ability; application from a responsible house, Ad dress box 54 Florence, Oneida county. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN AS varkeeper, in a hotel or respectable restaurant; hi had many years experience, and can give the best of cit Fences from his last situaiion, with security if required, dress 'T. E., box 12) Herald oilice. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, TO do fardenin, or to take care of a horse, or anything re- quired of him, Address J. K., box 18 Herald llice. ANTED—A SITUATION AS FOREMAN IN A wholesale or retail shirt establishment, either in the city or country, bys prectoal shirt cutter: satistactory references given. Addreas X. B., Broadway Post ollice. ‘WA4XTED—BY A GERMAN WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH, a situation as porter or laborer in a store; is strong aud able bodied, and can give good references as to honesty aiid so. brie'y. Call at or address Porter, 101 Spring st., b: ANTED—A SITUATION AS SALESMAN, BY A PER- son well acquainted with the cloth and’ trimming. or furnishing goods busiuess, the subscriber having been tora. number of years. a merchant tailor In a large city; good refer ence can be g' Address J. W., Herald offi : ANTED—A SITUATION AS FOREMAN IN A W Sbolegale or retathirs establishment either iu te cig puntry, by « practical shirt cutter; aatisfactory refers: tiven, Address XB, Broadway Postale "9 “eferences $ 4.0.0 WANTED, A SITUATION IN SOME RESPEC- ‘+ table business, Could advance that amount, on security, or would join a person with the sume sum good paying business, or buy out a smal) store. Add Res. box 122 Herald ice, ese NUTTER WANTED—A pqpee cree oo C wke charge ef thé Sutth RST CLASS CUTTER TO ' Dy department of a merchant tat- orig esial Mshment in a large Western city. None bata man, who has hed experience in the business and cap give the best of testimonial as to ability and. work a : dress box 1,143 Post oflice, far oneenee ek ea echidna ane nf Th |ONFECTIONER WANTE! FIRST RATE WORK- Colao thoroughly Drains pyramid buliding, i and ornamental work in? : Confectioner, 1,086 Brey qaists branches. Apply wo J IRST CL". YPHOLSTERER WANTED—AND A £ ,20 Nasting some Knowledge of the business. Apply to Se ustrom, 1020 Broadway. FCTIFYING DISTILLERY FOREMAN WANTED— ‘One who thoroughly understands the business and mani- ulations of liquors. None need apply without satisfactory festimonials of capabitities, honesty and steadiness, Jn @Homergne, corner of Ist av. and 24th st, leant Mee ahaa nit cen Bed (0 MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.-WANTED, asituation, by a first class cutter, in either acustom or wholesale clothing establishment: is first’ class at designing or tting up patterns; first class city reference given. Address, for two days, M. M., box 115 Heraid office, 10 HATTERS.—WANTED, SIX GOOD SILK HAT finishers. Constant employment npon application to P. lherst & Sonth Fifth street, Philadelphia, 10 PRINTERS.—WANTED, A PERSON FULLY QUALI- fndt take charge of «Job prlating offee, “Apply at No. 6 Cedar st. TPO GONFEGHIONERS “WANTED, A” FIRST CLASS pastry hand. Apply at 546 Broadway. ‘ANTED—A SCOTCH GARDENER TO GO SOUTH, who understands how to manage vegetables, prune, graft and bud trees. and is active and willing to work; a single man preferred. Apply between two and three o'clock only, to Washington Durbrow, No. & Hanover st. ‘AN T eD—TWENTY OR THIRTY GOOD FREFSTONE cutters, to whom good wages and steady employment will begiven’ Apply wo Bdward F Meany, Harrlsoaave., Boston. ‘ATCH MAKER.—WANTED, THIS DAY, SEPT. 90, A a ‘watch maker, to go a short distance in the co good workman, and one that bas a set of tools. Apply ai the Fnelée Howl, 172 Greenwich at., between the hours of 9 and ll o'clock A. M. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED OUTTER ; NONE NEED apply but those who are thoroughly aeqaainted with the business, Apply to Chas, Street & Co., 475 Broadway. ANTED—FOUR PIPE AND TWO GAS FITTERS. Apply between the hours of 10 and 12 to the auperin- tendent of the Kerosene Oil Company, Newtown creek, one mile {rom the Tenth street ferry, Greenpoint. FURNITURE. T THE “EAGLE” ENAMELLED FURNITURE MANU- factory, 634 Broadway, joors above Lanra Keene's entre elegant and completé chamber suits. in all styles, and colors, tram $26 and upwards. Strangers in the ctty will please call and examine. Wardrobes, mattresses, &o. EDROOM ENAMELLED FURNITURE IN ALL colors and styles, af superior and warranted mant’ tore, finished in landscapes, rut, fresco and flowers, at F. Hl. FARRINGTON’S, 368 Canal street copes Wooster, Manu- factory 46 and 48 Wooster street. Astablished in 1848, T NAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, IN ail colors and styles, wholesale and retai), at $25 and’ up- vi yal and palltasyes, biti meee ATEN WARD, 277 Canal street, four doors east of Broadway, N. ¥. RON BEDSTKADS, HAT STANDS, TABLES, CHATRS, settees, fire siands, andirons, and every other article of iron furniture manufactured expressly (or the trade, Parties in Séuth Amerioan and Cuban trade should purchase only rom the manufacturer, JAMES SCOTT, 167 Centre, corner of Canal street CHOOL FURNITURB.—MODERN STYLES OF SCHOOL furniture manufactured and for sale by N. JOHNSON, 490 Findson street, N.Y. Iluatrated elrculare forwarded on ap plication by mail or otherwise. HB ORIENTAL ELASTIC SPRING BED BOTTOM, UL- MER’S invention, ia the cheapest in the market, Call nt 236 Canal street, five doors east of Broadway, and examine it. Re- tail price $300. Agents allowe: eral commission. M har Bre tom ea ee SECOND HAND ueniture, fr 0 85,000 Oat £62 Hindacn street, cornse ot Berry, rome ey atended EXPRESSES. i Ng 4 GLOBE EXPRESS, 23 BROAD ki ¥ wards daguerreotypes,, presenta and it moderate rates, by every st nd brings out parcels here, ts ager DRY GOODS, &C. — THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN- ubringg an cook and baker: one with an obliging disposition and ge Kerw. | ingor baty linen, in all, tts Srooches, Wat tet game executed in'a superior manner. and on terms, by applying TG wil be street, A nded to, N. B,—-Will (if ed) atiend at the residence of any lady, by the day or ilof which have been. ‘very great reduction to close PROADWAY—ORIETS DAD Spe atewceer ar thc naes ‘ ; hho ext 5 skirts or Broad’ oot Kighth street. N INFLATED PERIOR TO ALI. to nad only ota to ¢, west of Broadway. BUSTLE, THAT 18 SUI thers, patented ti eas States HAGEN, agent, at $8 Clinton ota ‘This busile is very Hight and corforteane TR. 1, MACY'S, SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER OP" FOUL ENDED RIBBONS—CHI BETS dina aaa ae erat eae er for event Rich styles Paris flowers, 471 BROADWAY. a ORO DELL, PEIRSON & LAKE particular attention to thelr large EPING GOODS, 1H and ig TRIBHL, SCOTC N LINENS. DAMABK TABLE CLOT APKINS, DOYLIES, MAT OWELINGR, DL BARNSLEY Sil ‘COTTON SHERTINGS, FLANNELS, BLAN! ‘ With every article in the bonse Une ai'prieéa to com hs peli keeping pri com: BROADWAY. UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, SILK ROBES robes at $25, worth $38. 2,000 ail ‘aby pons purchased recent auction, Sales are 40 per cent below Ae 471 BROADWAY. UBSDI & SILKS! SILKS! D'RPSON SILKS, At 76 cents per yard; Value $1. i . MOORE'S INFLATED Bi should wear this su; le. ter, Light, cool and durat Nassau street; W. 8. Conat erfect ekirt sup} Call ‘Trinity building; HARLOTTE @. STH WINTER FASHIONS. AND OLOAKS, SACQUES AND JACKETS. ‘Manufactured express ITY TRAD! 1,002 Broadway, above retailed everywhere. E. ‘Twenty-sixth treet, CLOAKS FOR Tui AL 491 BROADWAY. On and after Monday 34 October, 1. MeINTOSH, 497 Broadway.’ Wil keep assorted an entirely new and muperb Boek of M VELVET CLOAKS. COLORED BEAVER CLOTIZ* MISSES’ BLACK AND COLORED BEAVER CLOAKS. ‘And a lage and tot CHILDREN'S CL Accurately cut, made possible #7, BROADWAY. ORS, GAY NOMS long experience in the manufue GA. ”S Jong experience in the manufaeturing id Importing of the abo sid Importing of the abgre article,” warrants ber to assure ladies t! taste, with the first quality mate! md ices She has just received her season's supply of ‘aris model shape oorsela ever before exhibited; also, the latest: N.B.—Ladies’ i!] shaped skirts altered one 843 Broadway, two doors trom Union square. ORSETS, CORSETS.—SEVERAL OASES OF THE REAL French 'M. Werreley corsets, 10 hook infront, welling at uence of being water the: ‘age. ‘They will be sold for Fronch, at MAS. G. Sucre, Bid Broadway, wo doors from Union square. OODS ADAPTED TO ‘wanted—For one-fourth eusb, one-fourth oredit, and the balance in selected lands in Texas having the: References given in New York, New Orleans or Galveston. Apply ‘AMES GRAY & CO. HAVE NOW OPEN NEW FALL GOODS, | portation, compriaing a PLING, VALENCI NS AND POPLIN DELALNES, LADI CI LADIES’ BLACK AND stylish assortms OAKS AND 8. finest materials and of the best ¢ can suit every vart the lowen rice of the YNOR'S corset THE SOUTHERN TRADE. on six months to or address Sylvester Lay, 16 Wall st. Of their own {my utiful geleotion of VELOUR OTTOM. MERINO! sy die.» mae Co. invite special attention to their magnificent tock 01 REAL LACES AND FRENCH EMBROIDERI Manufactured expi for their retail trade—of the 729 BROADWAY. ST WHAT EVERY LADY WANTS, A SKI iL gel outof order.—dMie. DEMOREST S exon mude by an entirely per method, without se win ng, and cannot get out of ordde. 9 the best and cheaper than the eb ‘Wholewal i retail Mores, 32) Gi nal ate "i eduction iv prices, depot, 375 Broad street, gepot, B18 1 and 268 K MOURNING STORE.” ‘mourning’ in Twelve hours. No. 477 Broad MM COLLARS—WHOLESALE. YS, 61 Nassau street, and Broad- N. B.—Shirts made'to measure, Ri ner of White street P REMIUM SHIRTS. 23 BROADWAY, UNDER THE NEW YORE HOTEL. ‘The best (iting shirt, manufactured by R. THOMPSO! he had for $35 yer dozen. No gentleman should be KIRTS—WOVEN SKIRTS, 12 SPRINGS, $1 25; rings, $2. Dealers supplied wil 1}, and Mat $13. Ol ©. L, HARDING, Woven Skirt Factory, 231 Spring street, near Hudson. KIRT SPRINGS, WIRE springs, $1 60; 17 springs at $7 a do over. ROLLED, DRAWN FROM course No.’s to file, annealed or tempered equal to watch, WM. CROPLAND, 61 Chambers street, New York.‘ gat inhne 2: Pot Rehaceoal ‘HE CLOTHING TRADE. RETAIL PRICES CURRENT OF THE SEASOM ’ :| HING WAREHOUSE, 66 AND 68 FULTON STREET, BETWEEN GOLD AND CLIFF sTREETS, Cassimere business coats. Fall over sacks and Good biack cloth frock coats. Bjne black cloth frock coats. e finest French cloth frock Cassimere business pants. Fine dress pants. All the new styles of silk veatings Faney velvet vests. . Cassimere vests. SS &5 Sss 85 sss Complete black cloth suits. Be nce as Mee aE- gs + Ee s st a HE BEST AND CHEAPEST WOVEN SKIRTS IN NEW ‘York. —Dealers in #kirta will find at Mme, DEMOREST’S manufactory and wholesale de ot, 875 Broadway, pest woven skirts to he found in this elt to be their interest to call. Remember, lowest, and great reduction in prices, [TULCANIZED RUBBER HLASTIO FABRICS —THE ed has now in store, at_w i. pi ieg (pags en the best manufactories abroad, large quantities of tic fabries, embracing all made by ‘cementing, wea: ing, sewing, or bowever united, inclu garters, cords, &0., 40. authority to manufacture or impo sell the vulcanized rubber elastic fabrics. All such stamps. have a fac simile of my name, without which no legally vended inthe United States daring tbe tin yi . DA’ ‘Principal warehouse, 23 Cortlands sireet, N. ¥. ‘OOLLEN YARNS.=SINGLE AND TWO TURBAD: ‘woollen yarns, suitable for cra manufactured and for sale Hope Sls, Marshal} street, yhotesale only. and is ited States, and from. tapes, suspender Mee: vata, hoods and seni low ‘by JAMES ARM: above Poplar street, LACE CURTAIN! AND RETAIL AT N BROTHERS, ADWAY, BROADWAY. WILKES & MOYNAN ‘opened this Rocaing. 100 Pisse*, FANCY SIL! CHECKS, PLATDS AND B. te. Te. and we. per yard Also, 80 pieces ENTIRE NEW SEYLES at $1 and $124. Tete gona are 0 per cent below importaion pr Call and see. , 2 Iotof all wool delaines at Ste, per yard; very cheap» lesirable, 987 xr 8, fn ERE STRIPES, SOLR 90. SIVE MANUFACTURE OF LADIES /\ KADY MADE LINEN ONLY. Btore 987 Broudway, near Twonty-slth WATCHES, JEWELKY, &O. LLEN'S WATCH AND JEWE] to 415 Broad: yrs aoe ‘bal ow roadway, one door belo and plated at very low i, Jewelry, ailver and pl pon Riri grew ‘ATCHES FOR SALB TO PAY ADVANCES, Theavy 18 carats gol nun WALT STRER?" 1 steret. Hing seatch for 8106, u Jendtid incflew’ wateh and ohain, 1 oorsin, Sop 0 Broadway, room