The New York Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1859, Page 8

8 YORK, HERALD,..WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1859,-7RIPLE SHEET. ATIONS ¥ WANT VDP EGA Le LE! ome ee err ev eee ewes o ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN, absurd, and cont never have been contemplated in| SETVATIONS WANTED F srrv Ree | eA il a ATED A BUARION AG OUORT RE A Brae AL " operable dighets ‘ diel MTiON RAN oA AY Young GIRL seme As TU ATION As OW AM Data ‘dp chaaber works Aba: ert sewlogs whopertectiy understands her business. Beat of 0: proton We 2 3 ed 20 es puhinos ae aha, sagrent A woman, 8 chamber ciratd or debe y Anes beg Pb rata ht alg p>: Pome rn rence, Ye eae diyeat No ‘ait Ninaw’ | ven, Cull ati) Weat Ii su, second agee sae artes Pik | topte ut te 4 Maar to the thnevatel a, eye eoner Fete paptiou 1a a ef OP et nt mao screw stsamnip seinen, Ciptain We alg from dana propallog NHR the future rule of 4h? a4 Poth iy ral coy mp (ho dayn ay edna lg oe Sau De ween ll mien at FIL Wet WANTED BY A CINE, WITH. GooD aawERENCH, 4 | WWTANTED—A SITUATION Te 4 REGeECTAnE en on the nou the 4th just. ar- not without Inhabitaats when we my Toor, betwee andl Ith avenves. 26 oid aanitie _ ivate family, to de amber work i extant woman, with a fresh breast of milk, 4 ; y morning. sion, ONG RHO first objects of sotteitude TION WANTED—BY A. RRSPRUTABLE PRD. SITUATION WANTED-—RY A RESPROTABLE PRO 1g8 N ented sh,” | Bast 20th et, frst took, front room, ! prven & nes ; Tuture status Of the aboriginal or Indian tribes. oae eer OL Re MapeIA Ra Allian palehametanmimanr walle os Teniant xirk as chambermmid and water, ov to Lake care of Toneent ng AMTEDWDE. 4. PROTEST: NT Wow, icone The news ipated by. te North Briton 2 have: bee to% frequently exterminated by the at ee pertecdly. uodprotane her husinges: can | clifdren; can Some w recomensndind. Gall at 180 4het., ANTED—BY A RESPRCTADI | YOUNG Wax a dyiisa vatidhicae A. AG Ae ‘ SITUA- and bor ties irom Eavope: dy the HAM ua Foisenied by-savent spirits, or beos fi shun retereurs from ber ast amaployer. Plewns nyeiy at | ixtween Siren Sth nvm, rear banidg, top oor, | YUN. u tanto to a ald rosie he beatse- | nnd ironiigs understate bablng: han ho abjeragt sania 3 Govommar Douglas has proewodod on far no. | f!) ivenue, one door from 1eth street ® SIPUSTION WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL AS Woe at wuire at her present em joyars, Where sh the country Can he seon or two days. Avpiy at on) 9 avs The San Juan D+ Mowity. risen’ ann eae torn the hin thal EOTAMLMAIMARRINB | WOMAWC@MEERS A | AL. cioks washer eudlio er ima privare family. Guo rete: ed'nix years, at St West SIst st. corner of Lith st, s . civilization; and‘makiug thern our’ Tekon¢ ROTA BY, : ba warhacaulieoues. Speier peat githay We Stn sinsosacndberesttn Shad eit Lo“n Vs: NERSTON'S NEW OPT gion OM Fate OuNOA- | cuetaiess Hews prohibited among thot the rate of spe. | AL swale an wok pure, At Meee nae? et | Tween tie and 30 ves ANTED—YoA oa GURL, A SIR ATION WASTER SA siivanion by ARESPECTAULK GIRL i sc -4 ituo anid sel ds for thet v. et ———- eye rent as nurse an stress, eneral ho «small privale A BNR Re AE PANG ARO MUON BOCAS AN | Tec cdcapeecd au re anon, pallid Int Ab (na. heahgeeneninegaRRMRALempROFErs, 30. TEMUATION WANTED—BY | A RESEHCTARLE | dresses gus do all, Kis of fanully, vowing. Good evfereazes | plaln’ cook, good washer and troncx, To save tr ‘OPEN SEA 2 reserve by th: Ci lenges Wt RR AL yerivg Woman, as # fire rate cook or Ianadrest, The best | given. Apply at AO Kast ist st, third floor, front room. eeson Ree Carty who has any Objections tora ‘a Cathy fPvom ibe London Post (3° gmemmnent ergar), Oct .) “ Boe, By rrr ‘appro. ATION WANTRO—BY A YOUNG GIRL, 7 | of city rolerence can be given, Apply at 134 yvallion ay.’ a ay., between and 68d sta, tu out forwerd in a mee | BUal rent tho who! Acontemporary has rees avy wnuce, meng aud therefor g WiRty gratuiteus manner, en | Priated tothe excix 3 eae At doululed. UDO, hedeeeUd Mealy. of LawOran | sical comforts thus provided Argument which, Sus Aable by’ pabite law, wir i | eae oon aoe Toe United States abso’ gee cow.mand of Pucn's Straits, and | Of a clesymian to superintowd ther ‘moral and religious ee ener ae ao i aoe 1 slant a mat. | taining.” This plan with -be oMated in all the dis- pase alin cagl as There aro | Wits “of Briish) Columbiaewhere ‘the Indian race dwell; and as they have very “song local attachments om lyn, mntll engaged. ¥ ANTED—A SITUATION AS LAUNDRESS, OR ie Foun, rch —ark et CEE a ae eee arte talll| (reer aerarerit-"iepvwirecere-seni—eidbaab niente Wi pviio taudly; os femalty bay iF Lie ‘Thursday of iyis week, at her present employer's, WARTERT A SITUATION, Ag Weer NuBSE KY ARE- cook in a private fai a geod ural er, h ave, on at No. twe ise no uljortion to agesst aa waghi"g and trosing: boat dky rete: | eos ee mani Apply ‘Rutgers st (or Call uit her peeseat employers, 198 West 28h st, be: ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A S(TUATION i {even 8th and 9h ave, fortwo duya. to wew by Ure day or week. Call at 39 ist are., one door jg WV ANTED-—BY A COMPRERNT DRESEMAKI, WORKS 1 4 e wee! raionth; « . frow 20th st., top floor, prs te fy hss we, cuts and fits ladies’ ind edile Thoir phy funés will Smwtanenane > TA SITUATION WANTKO—BY AN EXPRRIENCED Wi berwork and % ‘ort take tare of saint, 6th ave., abwwe the: putore. EOTABLE MARRIED WOMAN, HAVING A brewstof milk, would Lxke a eb to wet nurse at jesidence, reference given if required, Apply at 19 J et,, third tloor, front ream. y two means of es : , ap Tt 39 PROTESTANT GIRL—WHO IS A GOOD COOK AND a and does: une Semin wick ad tier pi the ne rth of Waar ce “2 8 Isard, through the dit. | deyertil be seou rena _ apron ap 7) EROTESTANT, i See acs A ANTED=A SITUATION BY AFIRST CLASS COOK, | Needle; of as nurse and seamstrens’ ulxo 4 vat frat rate ‘wasber and droner, ane has cool! city refe tech extends ¢owa the | fetds and anc ‘plage, seeoud Hoot tron fmm call at Mo, + Souvoe place, Brookiy, Cougress votes a large sui for Indian settiomonts, and } 088 1d 5 Mark's fren a es a statement Ly which it 4) r onding Jene 80, 185° ‘of @ first class restun. | dress; undersunids meats and ponitey @utt aud dangerout ago w jworgian Gull to “he moat 4 Stnct trora the forhetrot Vancouver" Straits, which i water tomanison gays that if Ya boun miuth parailad—hat! Seer whole of Uhe teas betw Serritery On the mea ng a tise Us saser’s River, and the jand throegh Fuca’s | Ggvernor Douglas quo as “one of the finest | Peers that for the fscal\ N ws in the World.” Our-contemporary | $868,000 Were appropriated ter the maintenance of the | fixed by the treaus—the forty. | Indians in California alone and for the fear years ending} elty reference 5 lor two day . ere alore, keooed diver, eorver of Court und tic st wien herma cana na ‘wok, ET NURSE, ‘OUNG D WO! eure of children; can do xtented beyoud tie coast, the | ith the Seth Jone, 1858, the total expenditure on thit) RESPECTABIR B 7, OMAR, wom 4 situ. renee eer | Wty Untmnany te Mba iT waioe te Bet into ao. iy Gondelly reference can be gen. Straits and the Englisa | department was $1,108,000. “However, even this outlay} 4 i i: eapableof dulng all kiuds of tarnily wewin RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION | spectnbie family ax wel nurse, Cau be seen at 252 Bast Lith | 151 Went 16th st., between 7th and Sth av would be surrounded by the not prevented the degenenation of tke colored race, | cham ‘Gan bo seen for two days at 192 7uh avout to do geueral huugewark, sn a sinall family, as plain cook, | e4, ia the rear, of at Dr, Rooney's oftce, 176 Ist av. . os Cabby cis because, though money has been= granted, the moral | PY renner goat ote. i * | \asher aud homer. ‘The beat of city reterence given from her — ~ a oeceeneaat WaAntHp—ay A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA+ L and that, according © @ | training hus teen defective. ‘That defect’ the plan ef | beeen Se last place. Cam beiween for two days ut No. 96 Bust Warren TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A on as g90d:cook, washer and monet, who verfeouy ine Thetalstake sade: by the | Governor Douglas will supply, and ke hopes that the NEW ENGLAND LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACH. | st, Brooklyn. ‘eta ‘aa chawbermaid and seametress or asohamber, | derstands her business. Good city reference trom her tatry fn all ita brava regular lanndvess Pew 00 Me aa ae reter- | €8. at 216 Ki t., betweea and [th avs. se- cond floor, front room, : ANTRD—RY A RESPECTABLE eas h _SPRUA- a voliuneneeelutitaane L tion af y, baking and pastry; a ives up Hoens ia magnifc i Sat mike agen n meae ‘ind RIENORD CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS pligin situation 4m a gentwol private fuamily. “Hest of cam be given. Call, over ¢ id is willing and o ences. Call at 7] West 2s wdaven ‘elusively Toejowg: to that Po ‘to be this—he applies the | Hicians may be taagty the virtue of sel{-dependence -«€s ing the Enghsa'branelies, vocal music and drawiug, would 00K'S SIMDARION WARTEDGRY A RuSPECTARLS.| @S agai in the care ot bildren; has the beat of city place. | Call for two days at 131 West 16h ob, between 7b sete of the Eugleht Admiralty toa question which, is | tbat term is understaod in civilized communities; ike io tuage te governess either in is ely or tne Sat best Crinal mika panels vpdertanda Mer Wnaioesravaves | SeatSaray, i taagse oes Be a way fegona eae eariedt tion ‘of any court of the law of | he Was long employed by the Hudson’s Bay Company, he peo nd esq polite eetiors nations to wtleriain. Questions of boundary between 8 peries = é ee Blates ave determined by negotiation and treaty, and, fad- VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG at inad end A Inn swek vovaicalic arrangement, by the poucer of thevsiord. | Garibeldi’s Bour in Teaby—Speech inthe | A. siuavon eeneametzons; undersiands, cating und, tiling Wt is quite truc that questions reiating to arms of the sea, Romagna. perma torrets re goat rater estuaries, bay's, gulisyand rivers have been decided in the | On his arrivabatRaveuna, several Garibaldi addressed near Foom } Admiralty Cott; But those decisions have related | the foflowimng werds to the’ people who had assembled SITU ATOM WRASEERD HE Fi ONE eas to tne ‘validity of prizes, to noutral rights, and to | under the windows of the Governor's palace : i A ‘Wontensoneoesook,. washer and ironer, the oiber aa other’ matters which appropriately beloug to admi- ‘Wo must afta wbile Weare able to wield.a weapon; t- | dhembormaldiand lines, Orasattsiress. 2"rhe beet of cliy rele, yalty jurisdiction. In y cases the doctrine of | dependence 1s wore difteult to preserse than to cenguer. | rened enn begiven. Would have no ghiacluns G40 a, short three miles from the coast, or a canon shot from the | Armed as we are, our concord frightens our enemies; we distanee in the country. Call for two days at shore, as no doobt. been considered and acted upon. | shail aiways bounited for the liberty and independence | ~~ But the assumption put forward by our contemporary is | which Italy demands. When a whole people calls for it, plo} for two days, from 1W'A. M, to 2B, meats, game, deaserts and' baking; would like to go in the eee wuntry, the best of elty reference can be given from her Iasi D—A Si cee eee ee eae aS West ae Wout | WANTED—A. SITUATION, DY A YOUNG WOMAN, saint in washing ifmequired. ee floor, ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY A RESPROTARLN WOs man (colored), as cook in a first class private family, as chambermaid and waitress, or chambermald and | Best of reference (hg Call for two days at 70 Bast 18th at. psinees. Can be seen at 63 2th st, near Glb-ave., second of ly acquainted with the native character, SITUATION, BY A eee Coe? SITUATION WANTED—BY A RES?ECTA- ble Pretesiant woman, ax a first class cook; Lonongnty “ANTED—RY 4 YOUNG WO) MAN, Tr ION AS young woman, ag good cook, washer and ro Understandalier business ia sil is branches. “Can be seed at | WW “harteacrtous sbaborciks beste ae eS | do rengral housework’ in nk in ata private family: ines ot chy res 122 7th ay,, near 19th st, given, Call at 62 East dau st, from 10 to 4 o’ele ference of Sac! emit and Smit pow first floor, South gor ive dara at eornoe RESSMAKING.—A LADY | WHO UNDERSTANDS ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS — dresemaking aud making up Jades’ and children’s W ‘most exeelient plain cosk; has no objection com iid ‘Wanren- A SITUATION, BY A ain clothes on sewing macnlee, wishes ee eta ceed the washiug aud ironing; hus the bes: of city reference from | ¢f) Woman, 46 ret clans oak iid to asia in the: werbing: a sewing machine af her ow: last ‘all at 156 East LU i : ‘lly competent, and can give tive years reference frat oflice. tho dayeifuot engaged.” thst, .codnee of: avs:Ay for | tn) ja place. Call at 225 West Zist st z hn, at. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion todo chamber work and waitung, or chamber work §ocorrectin point of fact. If the parallel had been ex- | it is God bimseif who inspires it with the thought, and in | 20) e090 the washing and ironing. Please cali. at SOL EEO OE Bay oe feaset the Eiiacuaniaaen ane portion of Van- | God's name we will defend it To-morrow at six aa eu- ‘Went i etiean ith an Sah “enctitite. "Can be seen foe MPLOYPRS WANTING FIRST CLASS FEMALE SER- WA SIED=BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS W ANTED—A SITUATION, BY. A, YOUNG. GIRL TO ‘eouver's Island would be United States territory; but it | listment roll will be opened, Whoever writes his name } two days if not engaged. vants, Protestants and cannot fall to get well suited nurse and seat ‘thas noobjection to do light cham take care of a baby and dissist in chamberwork or plaice as expressly to provide against the inconvenience of the | init shall be beloved by his country. I shat myself wn- | ————————— at Wesley & Co.'s frst class female oflice, 292 4th av., near 221 | berwork; has the besfwf city reference from her last place, | *ewing, or to do embroidery. Can be seen at 86 Mulberry stg tie ig nership of the island that the Aberdeca com- | dertake the duty of conducting this chosen detachment of SITUATION WANTED BY A MOE. RESPROT ABLE st. Fifty smart Protestant girls \e Syageme etwoen Pelatey ana ivisgioa a two days ai | in the rear, near Canal street, second floor, ane promise was made—Epgland, on the oue hand, surren- | iy fellow townsmen; we shall be the stronger the more uni girl as chambermaid and laundress, has lived for the last ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, ad bia eed JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE. 8 cook in private family ; thoroughly understands her WAXTEDTA SITUATION AS PLAIN COOK. OR TO young woman to do general housework tna winall private business: is an excellent baker; will asiat in washing and housework; is an excellent washer and ironer; woul | family. ly at 289 24th st., between 9th and 10th aves., in ther froving; best of city references. Call at 372 2d ayve., between do the housework of « small family: has the best of city refe- | rear, "or two days. 23rd und 24th sis., for two days. rence from her last place. Can be'seen for two days. at 143 SPY be I a sme ea aoe ere eee | Weat Shi st, WASTED—A SITUATION, BY A NICE Gil, TQ + ITUATION WANTED—AS EXPERIENCED, NURSE; dochamberwork and sewing: best of city reference, can produce the best testimonials with regard to ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO | Also, @ situation as waitress and lo mind se ler aud capability; would not object to do ee ad ‘do chamberwork and waiting, of as nurse and seamstress | cousin. Apply at 375 Ist ave., between 22d and 23d few. ity references given. Can be seen for two days at in a private family. “Best elty re ference from last place. Call a i th family; the bestreferenee from where she dering a most important district on the main land, which | ted we are. Ravenna is my native town, and its name | PG “ueb ith avenue, Detween 17h and lsh streets Rad long been in the occupation of the Hudson’s Bay | shall remain engraven in my heartas long as I breathe. Se ee Ee Company ; aud the United States, on the other, consenting : tion of Garibaldi in the RESPECTABU S00 AN, A $e waive dbain, labeibda that gach ob Venqoaver'a, Inlage?towe Soe we om OnnaT o testant, wants a sitaation ax chambermal! and to, do the which the extension of the parallel would have given | Monileur of Bologna i— plain sewing, or assist with she washing. Best of city reference Shem. Seusible men reason upon existing things, not | ‘To Tux Ira1axs:—In Ravenna are now assembling those | car be given as to character tnd eapailitye “Gall au'78: Weel ‘pou hypotheses which might have been entertained | sons of Italy who, on the Lombardian ‘battle fleld, have a fairy ‘enough ten or fifteen years gago. The | scem the Austrians flying, and have courageously taken RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION Ad Straits of Fuca are stated to have” been dis- | revenge for several years of outrages. Uae wn them, ‘cbambermaid and to assist in washing and {roning. Gall govered by a pilot of, the name of San Juan do | young men who sent to walk in the footsteps of those | fortwo days at $9 4th ev., bear Lith st. Good reference given, Foca, in the -year 1502. Dr. Travers Twiss, in his | heroes, and swear all, with me, to only lay down arms wi able work on the Oregon question, doubts whether De | when cur independence will be insured, RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS Fuca ever performed the voyage which is attributed to I hope the ‘brave hearts will be numerous who will ent fine caret floor. bay 1 be weet Fa allt dasa anriiy Dems West ‘West 30th ANTED—-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ° young woman, & situation to do chamberwork and. fine « ITUATION WANTEDSBY, A RESPECTABLE, WO; ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | washing an ‘one ‘is a good plain sewer, and bas lived over as firstclass cook. Best of city reference. girl, to do chamberwork Or take care of children, or to | three pears in her 18 Chey tie st, for two days. iin {fn 9 small family. oe elt reference from | Hammond a Jace. Cc al ‘est ” ve rend th aveaves Bien a ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, & 1D ures; 16 capable of taking care of a child from Ta bth, qaluation in a reapectable family as urge und soametran: iS willing to do chamberwo:k. Best of reference. Can be ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COOK, BY A YOUNG | can do the finest embroidery. Can be seen on Wodaesday and > seen at ber present place, 123 West $4th st , near 7th avenue, woman, who understands her business in all its RAN My Thursday at 202 West 26th at, rl at place. be seen ull engaged at 162° him; but it is quite clear that, whether rightly or wrongly, | come to support the enterprise which is to decide the fate | 147 he bas given his name toastraitand to an islan , both | of our noble-country. ‘ P COOK’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT- ef which have now become of deep importance and in- At Bologna, Ferrara and Forti you will find officers to able young woman, who understands all xihad of cooking ferest to the people of England and the United States. | enlist volunteers and send them afterwards to Ravenna, | and baking; is willing to assist in w: required: ‘Fhe treaty of 1846 gives the whole of the Island of Van- | where they will be definitively organized as berragliersis. } best city reference. Can be seen for two days at No. 111 vent GiTwaTIOn WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, Good city reference. Can be seen for two days at 123 20th gt | pie trae ; : ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, ASSEAM. | ————————————____$_—$$__—$_——— J ANTED—BY A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, oye a mpeg oe hy Sabet maseence to pease Ravenna, September 22, 1859. G. GARIBALDI. posh stress and drestmaker; can kinds of sewing. Please ANTEDCBY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WO- Mae Sesh bey a hing and sa ire rail That the chomael tonnenn the tooo on SITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID IN A | call at 158 9th street, corner of 4th avenue, man, # situation as cook, washer and ironer. Good rafe- | ing. City reference If required. Call for two aye at Beno doubt that the channel betiveen the two entrances ts open | (he Extraordinary Post Office Inquisi- email family, or would take care of children. Can be rence. Call for two days at 202 Mott st, between Bleecker | Hast 24th st. fo the world; ape some modern corp shod, for ‘tion in England. Seen for two days at 496 9d ay., third tloor, frout room, IRUATION WANTEDBY A YOUNG GIR GIRL, AS CHAM. | and Houston. ANTRD—A SIRUATION, BY A" RESPROTABLR. cation of American vanity, attem, ve : seamstress, id waitress; ECT. mouaels oP Bia tea 4 mors Clases Gr Alea Bag, We an ctr eee He thas yaiatbo- REEPECTABLE FEMALE WISHES TO OFFER HER. | ood cy references. “Call for Iwo dgyeat 303 Sih aver be! ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A tch Protestant woman,’ as chambermaid; is a good: France or Russia has no right to enter.’ If the “three mile i felt as ick oF moonihly nu juce the best teg. | tween 2th and 3uth ste, situation in a private family, as chambermaid and seam- sewer. “Apply 70 Mh avenue. rial proceedings, and have been the means of communi- aay tating to the public some extraordinary official docu. Bast dh oo, tse oor, back row. food ely velerences ments; but a proceeding and a “document” have just come to our knowledge which eclipse all that went ‘be- LADY HAVING A WHEELER & WILSON’S MA- fore them, and which we think the public will admit are chine woUld Uke to make some engagements 1 x0 out by Fule’’ be mentioned in connection with the dispute, we beg ‘Call at a3 hambermaid and waiter. Best cit; Capra om aarngy Seu WANTED—BY A GERMAN WOMAN, As Be seen for two cays atGs Araiy ot: anon WANTHD—BY A RESPECTABLE PERSON, A SITUAS cook, in a private family; understands her business in all tion in some respectable OE ae she ean maka ‘Good references, Call at 46 West 11th st., be- 7ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | berself general ber eb hor and where. | mein ean enahereae $0 say that neither of the counties can claim exclusive tion upon any such pretence. Commodore ites, an American officer, writes—* The strait of Fuca may be safely navigated. The entrance is about ten miles be treated ag ona ‘oung colored man, as walter in a private family, good of the family. Good ref Call at 14 Tow West 32d st, unparatieled and absolutely prodigious. The document | the week orday. Apply, for one week, at 167 East city ret ference. Call from 9 to 12 A. M. at 176 Laurens st, in | SY or eR ace —E——E—~——— | QITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO COMPETENT ‘ANTED—BY A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, WOR! eects, oe Rais aot i egpenliay o | to which we allude has, we are assured, been pretty RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO young women, in the city or country; one as cook, washer eases by the day or week in the city or,country. apply emoee ne hundred miles.’”” The same authority adde—‘Nothing | Ges, aud Oe ie SCL toukee shuns take care of childres and do fine washing: oF take care | ad eee ee ee ta Weakley These ened ant | WY ANTED-SITUATIONS, BY TWO, RESPECTABLE | slely ot 198 bth av, @an exceed the beauty of these waters and their safety ; | favored locality, or distributed generally among Post | 2, °tjaren and do chamberwork. | No objections to the coun (Tae oe veoh pt ener pre aps hy mot a shoal exits within the straits of Fuca, Admiralty Bulet, Ac., that can in any way interrupt their” navigation By a seventy-four-gun ship. I venture nothing in saying ‘here is no country in the world that possesses waters equal ete = is atin we do Pky Seal to see England | pone prived of these advantages, of this splendid. and® safe = access to British Columbia and the gold regions of Fraser's | For Mr-——, wha frequeat will carclally; miner the wol- River, that we must protest against the introduction, or | lowing questions, for the information of the Postmaster Geue- | yall private family. Has the best city reference from vather we should say the unnecessary suggestion of an Sah last place. Call for two days at 196 East 17th st, first oe element ot further complication and diticulty which has | + Where ddvouresides front room. a Tondation:tn Daeh or ideas, & Dagon say tbe robs qasrieriy, mnomily br'weekkly? Office officials, is one of the most remarkabie set of a, pot eta i ben ccm (heathen lard hs tions on record. That our readers may judge for them- N ENGLISH WOMAN, WHose HUSBAND 1 HAS DIED selves, and have before their eyes this marvellous. speci- recently, wants a situation as wet nurve in & respects- men oi official interrogation, we print the paper in ex- | de family. Has good Apply at 23 Orchard Bt, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL TO DO plain cooking, washing and froning, or general house- Work, or chamberviork and agsist in washing and ironing, ta a mended. Apply at 378 6th av._ Wages $8 and $7. | the of chambermatd and Waitress; best of reference from Watknertats AN | EXPERIENCED WOMAN, A SITU- - Jast oh Hi they li ation as baby’s wea as a thorol ITUATION WANTED-BY AN ENGLISH PROTEST. bescen at 08 Su Woerenan ree Oe | mental wel es lk ‘ant young woman, to do chamberwork and take care of Seen children, or general housework in a ven. Apply for two da; recommended wert Sspioyert ___________ | Cun be seen at 471 Piet tS 1st, near rexingion av. a oy pve family; city TANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE th st, young woman, in a respectable private family, as firet WaAxten—ay A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION Ag | rate laiund: Id be willing t ib k child's nurse; would go South for the winter. be seers ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN | Frashing nud ironing: as two years pad ad at her present place, 268 Dean at., between Nevins and Powe er], to do chanberwork and waiting. or to assist in wash | lust emplcyer's. Can be seen at 257 Tth ere s{2., Brooklyn. Good reference. ing a ironing: beat of elty reference. Call at 89 4th av., be- ficial cbc dahl OS tween and refer ANTED— A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WAXTED A SITUATION AS HOUSEKERPER, BY young woman. in a respectable private ro respectable American widow lady, ITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL; | fessed cook; is willing to assist with the ee ats iro: malay brance, who has had great Mciparienesy aa abe lear ane of Dra mr ; ‘ ? a TATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ‘o do chamberwork and waiting ina small private family: ha . . Tyng’s' church, and ‘can give the most satisfactory reference gon re, tleg strongly inclined to doubt the policy orthe | 4 Have ydu any income bese iat reveled fn your ofl S[nchurabertaid aud Walicese: is willing, to nasi. with | Call for twodaye at zit Aiba, betweentib and Sivarae 7 | Me the beat of cliy rarerenee. Cun be soon a 251 Tih avs prefers ‘eituation in a private family. Call at or ‘ddress S capacity here, or do you earry on or share protite in wny kind | 7he-washing and ironing, or do chamberwork and fine washing ‘ANTED—BY A STEADY, RESPECTABLE WOMAN, B., for two days, 15 Lispeua Pccomtana biseenl iacuapalcantuniianeene | reciente eee siasetisiet’ Laisa aaa isan ambitions and | ° 8 Whatfamily have your If you have any children, state | aod ironing: Has the best of city dave et oof Ea iene Wealthy soldier of the regular army, and-he may have | their ages, und Whether any of them are in employment, and if | {rem ber = Pe | go, the wages received, and by whom employed. ea second floor, front roor, BE eter ad LADY WISHES TO PROOURE A SITUATION FOR A eal rate servant as waitress or ‘and ¢ EM Ste eae ee Tee all fortwo days. at her former employer's, 91 East ‘vo doors kas of Irvine place. ITUATION, WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN. AS ita to assist In chamb 35! cocks Wwesbay and: uvslor ox’ to ds chaeabatorm aan es emia) pare eT, ete ape poets Ia cy pee ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION E sist in washing and ironing. Best of references. Gall ble . 0: seamstress; understands dressmaking and all Kinde RE a hora aL 890 | fortable home. Good city reference given A€ required. (Gan nstress; understands iz Thought that the forcible seizare of an island claimed by Great Britain would render his name popular in the United States, and perhaps open for him an easy path to the Presidency. The Hudson’s Bay Company appears to ave been mized np with the dispute—one which arose m the arrest of a United States subject by an officer of ROR oa eS amie oe the lant 3 + She Company. is quale time thatthe Hudson's Bay fac: ny From whem ayaa Kee aad tae eae prion oh | GA SITUATION WANTED BY 4 RESPECTABLE GIRE, tors and servants should be relieved from the exercise of all | Yee repaid? Have @ivil or political functions. The ‘license to trade in the | instalments or othe | de seen for t di if not oe family sewing and embroidery; no objection to assist in che mr piace; oar Oia -Seneanioaarmbee aaaik Bad OSI aan srsee ek ae ea or Brooklyn. lace, 6th ave. Srotnts WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO DO. Ogee \ | —— general housework in a small family, or would go as laun- | ‘ANTED — SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE | tare, aid what ea 8. ae the amount of your debts, and to whom they are dress. Goou reference. Call at 270 3d ay., between 2st aud 2d ts, young ris. ‘one as plain cook and to assist in washing Worscatcn an A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, frambermald ‘and seamstress and to and ironing; the other as do fine washing and {ront hildren. ell recommended. Can be seen for two da; {ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS | ferences. Apply at 47 treet between Lexington and n West sun st between Gth and 7th avs., secoud floor, good cook; understands baking, and is willing to assist in | 4th avenues room, Washing and ironing, Best fof city’ references. Call at 62 6th ion as chambermaid and to assist in taking care ‘a8 chumbermaid, or is willing to do plain sewing or fine undertaken to repay debts by weekly | washing and eat Has good city references. Gull tor two wise! days at 114 Suth et, bet ween | 6th an 7th av. - Northwestern territories expired in May last, and | 10. Have you lent money to any person in this oflee? If so, — ————-—____—— | 4V., corner of 2lst st., for twodays, ANTED—A DIRT A TION, BX 4 2nSh OL AG goo, fae Ay OR HE earned ile Be ee ere ae x rownesi peaniiacinad: Ro.) tele ener aeh satay aeant pcre it Ae teainpen roped RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Shag GITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS | best ofclis reference. “Gan be seen for two daysat No. 6Weat | to take charge of one or two children; can eu and mare Sppe i roughout those territories. It | Mit! ‘Are you. bondsman for auy person (whether connected | Would do'chamter work and walling, hae good ate eater chambermaid and to do tine washing and ironing, or as | Mth st, between Sth and 6th avs, clothes; no objections to go, South. Good B therefore extremely Probable that an illegal | with this ollice or not) who has borrowed money frome ioan | Gall at gaa bub av,, between 16th and 16un sie in laundress; good cit pres, Call at Sey Mulberry'st, so. | 68 6th av., corner 2 » third floor, {ct of an officer of the Hudson's Bay Company may | society? if so, state his name, address, the sum you are surety | Call #t 242 6th av., between loth and 16uh sts., inthe reg | cond floor, for two | ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO- PRR SGD have led to the offensive and unjustifiable act of which | for, and when'the loan was contracted; also, the uame of the MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIT. DESIRES A | man, ax professed couk ofall kinds of meats, pastries ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, General Harney has since been guilty. Mr. Buchanan, | society trom which the loan was obtained? ‘situation 98.20 seamaires: be seen for two ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTADLE GIRL, | and baking; has no objection to city or country; the best of re- cook, washer and ironer; is willing todo general ho wwe are glad to say, has given a satisfactory assuranve that | _ 12 State the circumstances fully which led to your present at 22 Lot 20uh et; can give the vest ely reference. ‘ta: to do general housework or kitchenwork; is an excellent | ference cai ven. Can be seen for two day's at 183.8th av., |W: and Site, city reference. Call at 364 7thave., between Washer and ironer and good plain cook and baker; has good | corner 14th st. references from her last piace. Can be seen at No. 61 West | Ibth st, between Sth and 6th a ‘She question has and will be temperately considered at | eae beer arn ne aR RR in front room, second tloor. ington by the selectior one! or a | is document is signed by swho, not |} soe te duties of ® relict Sonyee aeaaicitnees, tae | thinking the twelve questions sent from headquarters RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN, FROM PHILA- per and discretion. General Scott has long held the office | sufficiently searching, ventures to add a supplemental one nr on weal Eisepee aercges Barse tan, aya or a ‘ef Commander-in-Chicf of the American army. At the | by way of finisher, to wit:—* What amount are you | [Y ehild's nae oe wie ape Gumbemaiion e Eke Sime when sympathisers for the United States invaded | security for, and for whome” Now, we think our readers | po objection to travel or to go out of the cltyto live. Inquire Ganada, and otherwise aided and assisted the Canadian | will agree With us in the opinion that this is, initsentirety, | from ll A.M. until 4 B. M., {0 at N Wanita A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION situation to do the general housework of a respectable seamstress; understands all kinds of family sewing, family; goodeity reference. Call for two days at 92 Perry at. | willing to assist in the care of ehiliren or do, chamberwor ee WANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, IN A | in the rear, required; has the best of city reference. Call at No. 4 private family, to do cooking, eee and ironing; best Ty at Mr. Laurigz’s row, ‘West 11th st., near 6th av, | | of city references given. Gall_for thr. Store, Hammond sts corner of Waverley place. | ANTED—A, SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE for two days, jo. 36 East Ib st, pebels, General Scott endeavored (5 enforce with all the | the most frightfully inquisitorial paper ever lasued in the | soe ee | irl, ag nurse and seamstress. Has the best of city refe- AITRESS SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMI means in his power the neutrality of his country. He is | name of any autocrat, ancient or modern. That it should COMPETENT, TRUSTWORTHY PERSON Wises | ee ee eee on AP ADRESS, BY iA | Tence from her last place._Apply at ein avente. hy io gos year rtetens from ber iat pie, 2 aman of honesty and of high honor, and his selection | have been issued in England, and in the nineteenth cen- | 14 situation ag nurse, or nurse and seamstress; would go | Tanner: would assist with the chamberwork if required, would | \\TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIR ; has no objection to go a short distance in the country. Ci Sas pero Miaroeneas ory ecneea, chal Eremasens,° \Ciry Siauaten bellet andl tt seryecUaiea the TipstpyO! ane ibe. seen for two dave at SOS ad aye er employ | 9 South with a wmall family; best of city reference. ‘Call at- | WV “a situation as chambermaid and todo fine washing and | be see av. Dut likely to bring to a satisfactory termination a dispwe | officials by the authority of the Postmaster General— | [> SN —————_—____—_—_—_—____ | F aditress for two days at., between Ist ay. and oping. Has the best of city references. Apply for two h has already Ween too long and too angrily agitated. which we can seareely believe possible—it shows that we COMPETENT SCOTCH YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A | ®Y: 4: days at 291 West 27th at. By ee ae tS A COMPETENT WOMAN, THE a | are gradually importing into this free country the most aituation to do chamberwork and fine washing and ironing; TUATION WANTED—BY A YO. a ashing of one or two respectable families. Inquire at LORD DERBY'S SURVEY OF THE DISPUTED TERRITORY— | abominable system of continental espionage, which must be | can get up linens in splendid style. Apply at 424 Broadway, ‘ UNG WOMAN, TO DO ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A | 290 Mott st. front basement. situation jas chambermald oF 10 take care, of children. Apply at 486 dd, avenue, between Sith and 85th st WARTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMANS —- ‘as chambermaid and waitress, or to assist with the ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG PROTESTANT ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTBSTANT GIRL | washing and irening, in a respectable private family; the best ‘woman, a8 nurse and seamstress or light chamber work (Scotch), a situation as chambermaid and fine washer | of city reference. Call for two days at 197 3d ay., betwee and seamstress. Can do all kinds of embroidery—worsted or and ironer, or ag chambermaid and nurse. Inquire for two | 18th and 19th sts. otton. Has good cliy reference. Can be seen until engaged | da Wi a ASHBURTON'S GEOGRAPHY VERY INACCU- | stopped or Lrpee acess eta vad to other departinents and up stairs. | become part aud parcel of our official system. If the docu: : rom the London Herald (Derby organ) Oct. 1.) | ment was only served on some select few of the Liverpool | A ae Oe ala tear ean oe jen Sir Bulwer Lytton contemplated the nondattoa of | establishment, and was the production of the inventive | ing dna ‘embreidery; has a knowledge of dressmaking; British Columbia he made up his mind that from the first | brain of the Postinaster of that town, the invention cer- | can cutand fit children’s clothes; ean operate on a machine. the colony should be, as far a8 possible, self supporting. | tainly merits the severest censure. The officers of the | Apply at 120 ) East A6th st. near Ist av., for two days, The lavish expenditure of former times’ he peremptorily | Post Office have, indeed, fallen upon evil days if the dis ca eneral housework ia @ small family. Call for t 2606 10th av., between fIst and 2d ste. “ee. st., near 8th av, at her present employers, Zancroft House, corner Bro: way AY pla A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE TED—BY A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A 8 ‘a sur ) tribe the: Za can thus be canvassed, YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION as | &24 Tweatieth street, 7oom 7. TAN young woman, as chambermaid and waitress tn ri ery sp minder ene mii ee Salida apie pret See ake ce doe Moris cbambermaid and to assist in washing and ironing or 2 y fiuuation as chumberraaid and waitress. Good city réfo. | private family; m Rood city reference can be given. Can be as a free gift, or loan to be repaid hereafter, he | an ir priva v . y Waiting. Has good city references. Call at 272 West 42d st., ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO PROTESTANTS ce given. Apply at 244 6th av., between 15th add 16th sts. | seen for two days at her present employer's, 71 West 2st st.» met with a distinct refusal. The Colonial Secretary broad- | pleasure of a superior who may be—for that is just possi- By replied that the colony must depend on its own resour- | ble—not altogether above forming dislikes and conceiving ©es, not on external aid from the mother country. How- | personalenmities. These are days when curious, and A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ever, some aid was furnished for military and naval de- sometimes impertinent returns are called for; but no re- young woman, cook, washer and ironer, or to do. fence, and for the maintenance of nal order, while a | turn within our recollection can at all match the above | gepera: honsework in a sma’! private family. Hss the best of corps of Royal Engineers and a body of Sappers'and Mi- | string of outrageous questions. We believe the imme- | city references. Call at $64 7th ay., third oor, back room, Mers were sent out to form roads, and generally to facilitate _ diate staff of the Post ‘ter of that (mother and daughter); the mother as cook, and. to 1s3ist | ——_——— in washing and tronin, daughter as chambermaid and J. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, wwaliress; city preferred good city references, Call at ILL 25th sI owe between 9th and 10th ays, if not engaged. to cook, washand iron; has no objection to go a short dis. JANTED—BY A FRENCH PROTESTANT WIDOW en 6th and 7thays., first floor, back room, fortwo tance Jn the country. Has good city reference. Cuil at 169 lady, middle aged, a situation as seamstress, Apply at Fast 25th st., rear. 32 West Isih st. ays, ee WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO DO ANTED—A SITUATION BY A_ RESPECTABLE ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, A BIPUA- ime town of Liver. chamberwork and waiting, or chamberwork and ‘washin, W young woman, as laundress and chambermaid; under- W tion} to do waiting or chamberwork; the best of sccess into the interior. ‘The military pay of this force | pool cousists of nearly a score of people, and costs the Bi charibercaid anActoray, alata ¥sgr teeta ott? [eae eit losses in general housework in a amall faml- | stands doing up musing and luting, Beat of cliy reference | ferences given. Apply at No, 116 West 26th wt. first the home government were not indispdsed to take upon | country en extraordinary large sum, and no wonder don wie care ot elitr Debt of reference oun be given, | W¥i best of city references. Call at 67 Stanton st, Brooklyn, | given; neue but private families need apply at 8X7 Sixth av, room, Steelf at_the commencement, but while making that con- | that it should be an expensive staff when such inquisi- | Cail at 234 West 16th st., for two days for two days. near 20th st. Can be seen until suited. cession Sir Bulwer Lytton stated. “I shail expect that the | torial proceedings as we have designated are carried ypre y usec repi it will be in vain for the general Post office ASITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, to provide for rs to pay repeated visits to that locality with the to travel with a family going to Europe; would wait on y nce upon that | object of retrenching the heavy charges incurred there, | NPs ladies, or to take care of children, Call at 234 West 16ih _————— ANTED-SITUATIONS,, BY TWO RUSPROTABLEE J ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MOST RESPECTABLE young, gir joung woman; is a good plain cook, washer and ironer, | *ssist in washing; and the other ay nurse, mumstress; the or would do’ general housework in ® sinall private family, | Ves! of city reference, Call ut 221 West ‘at sty between 8tky Fe-t of city reference from her last place, Call for two aye and 9th avs. at No. 1 Scammel st.. between Henry and East Broadway. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and waiter; would assist in frashing and troning if required; good recommendations {som her last place. Please call at 67 West 28th at., top -ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A WANSTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A SITUATION, situation inan American family, as chambermaid and y ANTED~A SITUATION AS LAUNDRESS, BY A ‘as general house servant in a private family; best of re~ to aenist in washing and ironing. ‘Apply at at 415 Pearl st., oppo- young woman. Good city reference. Call at 99 Henry | commendations from her last Pines has lived Ves years with site Madison, from 9 ti!l 1. | st. room 2, up stairs, her lastemployer, Call at 77: ste one to do Shamber work a and waiting and roceeds from land sales, which are the appropriate fund for all collateral costs of survey, will suffice there objects, and I'should regard any ady Score ag a temporary accommodation, to be defrayed from | unless they commence with the Postmaster’s office. We the earliest sales.’ The Colonial Secretary thus proved ; indeed, like to ge himself a wise and thrifty administrator, teaching the nual cost of the Postmaste colonists that they must depend for success on self-exer- with that of the Pos tion, and stand clear of the treacherous aid of loan: so large and cost! at Liverpool, it, surely | dresses, which are rarely paid without a murmur, and, when ex: | cannot be less go at Manchester, and if unnecessary at | 4B produ cused, leave a taint on the honor of the debtor. Indue | Manchester it cannot certainly be needed at Liverpool. SITUATION WANTED—BY AN course of time the colony will receive representative insti- There isa sulject of inquiry quite as important as, and | A. SITUATION \ Sstions, and it was the praiseworthy ambition of Sir Bul- | infinitely lees inquisitorial than, any in the Liverpool Post- | Best of references wer Lytton that when that period arrived the people mas document, But written explanations and state- | street. Bip ave the pride of knowing and feeling that by some | ments on the most trifling subjects are, we understand, sacrifice they had themselves, out of their own re- held in particular esteem by the Postmaster of L comparison between the an. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- s clerical staff at Liverpool tion as seamstress; ghe understands all kinds of family ster’s at Manchester. If aforce | sewing; understands culting and fitting ladies’ and children’s nd is competent of waiting on a lady if required; she e the best of city reference, Call at 1746th av. 8th ave., cor 54th ABLE YOUNG WOMAN. & clags situations; one who understands soups, meats and side | todogencral housework in a smiail tamily. Can be seen for | understands dressmaking, all Kinde ct oot cia a dishes of all kinds in French and ‘English s ales fs also @ pro two days at No. 2 Pacitie st , near Columbia, sewing; is a good shirt maker, or would do See ewe ae seek baker and tiene fritters co “e gia all 7 3 iu NG WOMAN, A SITUATION 70 sewin, jnds; suppers ans ners up for parties in neatest J ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION emp! Tannner; Ig aiso a frst rate bonsekeepert would hare no onjec. | WV ey ANTED—BY A PROFESSED WOMAN COOK, ONE Wea SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, 7 ANTED—BY A RESPE! who has been head cook for a aentad of years ‘in first as plain cook, washer-and ironer; would have no objection: situation as seamstress in ERICAN GIRL, id seamstress in a respectable family: ‘an be ween for two days at 215 Weat:20ih Tins good city reference, Can be Y feo‘east 18th wt, Ui suited, © 70% At eF Present do housework, or chamberwork, or to take care of chil Swat A COOK'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT y tion to go South ag lady’s maid or housekeeper; can superin- | dren. Call for two days at 70 Vandam st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE. sources, laid the foundation of an empire. pool, who kas a hobby for heaps of manuscript, which Women in private family; is a first class cook of many | tend the head cooking large establishment; best of refe- | —————_____- "EE t ‘The public will not fail to bear in mind that though the hobby entails an enormous consumption of foolscap, and | 40a experience; hus lived with some of the best families ta epee ean be given. “Cau bé seen until suited ut Nor 10° 6th av “ihe best ¢ iain Sdek, and fra rate washer anc ‘this city territory called British Columbia and Vancouver's ates a vast waste of the time of clerks who might | wig Sty;a04 can sive the best of city reference as to character Island are in geographical juxtaposition, they are not yet wise employed. Indeed, 80 great a passion hag | Bleecker sis, Sneorporated us one political government. Both are tem- | this postmaster for inquiring into the pettiest details, not Porarily under the single rule of Governor Douglas. The ouly of official but of private life, that he ought to be made RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- Gulf, or more correctly the Strait, of Georgia separates — grand inquis Vancouver from the American continent, while the Strait | a functionar; Of Fuca is the great thoroughfare through which ships _ tion of a Ho ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION | ironer. The best of ty reference can li il is both willing: Scent pea aan ae ers family, or go part; et and obliging. Call at 189 West 18th ANTED-—, RESPECTABLE WO. entlemen; or would join a lady pg house. man, eee eee 2th. an excellent taco | best of reference given. Apply at 188 West 19th ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, rat ere PRO- Lor i slant young woman, #8 prot ok; pore in a priv family; ny iene ia and all kin des cit \. dasa, its branches; ould = i the eames ironing tas the | lt avenue Ba Seatheea rs gentlemen's fine washing and troning! con also beem. | Sih av. 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, AS CHAMBERMAID AND» ployed lng out by the day; best Call or send to $4 Bowery, between Houston and or whenever Great Britain constitates such tion as good plain cook, washer and Jroner, or would pre. fund that we are coming fast to the institu. | fF Eeneral housework in a small familly, Call at 290 Mulberry oe Face i | reat Inquisition nobody can doubt after perusing | °“—————— ust pass to reach the ports and harbors on the southern | the torturing questions which the officials of Liverpool PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES TO GO A LONG and eastern coasts of Vancouver, as well as those of Brit- | have been called upon to answer. poor clerk must distance in the country; she can wash, Iron nnd bake; abe Ssh Columbia adjaicent to it on the continent, and terghs confess. on pain of being pronounced malignant and contu- | Would take charge of a suiall dairy. Can’ be seen at 60 Elm the centre of this strait runs the boundary line wht - macious, what his family earns, what his sons and daugh- | St, for two days. h sepa. yates the Bretish possessions From those of the U1 id, his embarrassment be a ed as a The Strait of Fuca, according of the Unite Slats, | tors card; and, hi ously calla upenito de- of reference given. Inquire | waiter, or as nurse and gearmstress, inthe olty or coun ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE WO. | try,by a very competent girl, with good ‘city reference, “Call | nan. ag seamstress and to assist in auy light work. Has ne i180 West rth rae el tox bac! ‘4 $i serene ol A RESEROTABLE GERMAN WOMAN, | the best of references. Cail at 96 West 2ith st, between 6th ‘table American | and 9th avs., top floor, front room, for two days. ‘ANTED—BY A STEADY WOMAN, A SITUATION ling to the report of Captain fact beyond dispute, he is imperilously called upon tode- | AS COOK—BY |A RESPECPABLE WOMAN, WHO. @ situation as housekeeper, in a oro inh family ; ‘a8 professed cook; is well acquainted with Richards, of her Majesty's “sur: ship Plumper, | clare how he is embarrassed, and to give all the humill- | fitint cr actey imac stands, copking: en ie eee or Boal Mt haa a {0 mika bereal generally — ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPEOTARLR French and Spanieh eookln ngs hora ua pearl my etor a ins an average width of ‘bout eleven miles, ating minute details of his pecuniary troubles and little | city reierence, Can be ween lor two days aCLas fhe ‘oung woman, ns seamstress and lady's muld; under: | ness. Call for two daye aw Went "between Oh and and is free from hidden dangers. Appended to tho | domestic arrangements. Talk, indeed, of the bailders’ | ween 2th and 2ist sts, ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A ReSpecrABLE | sands alrdtensln and dressmaking. Can be seen ather pre- | Gihava, “Best of cy reference from her ladt piace, fe Parliamentary papers on British Columbia is a “odious document,” or of any , physical or mental, |} ‘young womau,, ne waltress and chatnbermaid inasran | Sent employer's, No. 16 Gramercy East 20th map, prepared by Mr. Arrowsmith from a great ever invented by Spanish or N Neapolitan inquisitors! The PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. variety, ty of original erials. It fixes the site of gitae am iy; has the best of clty reference. Inquire at No. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE WO. WASTED. A SITUATION, AS PAY hi tab A New Post office “‘ questions” juet framed and applied at Liver- Von as chambermaid and waiter, or as chambermald aud c ‘Weat 20th st., between 7th and 8th avs. mistress; Oat cu and’ ft obildren’s dromes Fespactable woman; understands algo fut doing pei e future capital, where Fraser river enters | throw all precedent extorted confessions completely to assist in washing and Ironing; reference if required, Call ausully eo wie eco rete up Jinen; ould also assist ip chamberwork, poy dy Se a Gear aca mnre,Fcaser river enters | pool how all nfesions completely | Yortwo daye at Woveler sy fa te fancy sore. ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A wasoRoTamie | SPAdGai nner family soning. Good eterenee. Anviy | Hotel uaee" Apyiy aati aves baweon Sad ad ane sr that of Lytton at the coniluer Fraser and the Thompson. By the aid of th the report of Captain Richards, tl .8 no objection to light chamberwork. ‘26th Bt., for two days. ————$. s< ——————— ——XS"“* RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A pera Rw tS SEE ployer’s. Board of Supervisors. situation, a8 chambermatd and to do plain sewing. Best oung American. Cok to take care of children, and to do CN ght clnmborwork, °C feference if required. ‘Can be seen, days at 132 NTEDSITUATIONS, BY, TWO RESPROTABLIE : hee Teference given, Cail for two ds Rees ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WomAN, a | WA oon; Form an accurate ea of the Mbandaey WitGl the Board met last evening, President Purdy in the 8 Zall for two days at No. 235 Houston st. ; situation as chambermaid and waitress. Good reference | gammy Yokinse the olber ne pot ook; understan natteeey hides the irritating proceedings of the American gene chair. X ENGLISH PROTESTANT COOK WANTS A SITUA- Eada I Se pee 185 Bast 28th at., third foor, rear room. willing to do‘ washing, no, objections to & private bourdia, Harveys; It wes understood betwSen Lord Ashburton and | tt was announced that several registrars of election who | 4% wea. Tatort datanee ia the eouatty. “Gall arab Nowege! | mad std tie wanher: te wiltog to-go Mouth and ine the best | (WTANTED—A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS | Uny'ai ew. iret beat ot ty Porat sole ‘Mr. Webster that the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude | 44 een appointed sent in thelr resignations. ‘The Board ; wery | of city recommendations. Please call at 37, West 13th at., be- child's narae; she ig entirely competent totake charge ot | “*¥ “ whould be the line of division between the possessions of ot SITUATION W. " tween 5th and 6th avs. for two days. - infant from its birt heat sewer; has no objection to go Great Britain and those of the United Btatee bat but had thig | then proceeded to fill the vacancies. ? ANTED—BY A RESPBOTABLE istance in try. Can be seen at her present em. ghee + A patna wane SITUATION Deen rigidly adopted we should have surrendered acou- | _ James T. Barnes, one of the registrars for the Seventh young women, as chambermatd and waltress, or to assist ‘ANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN WO- lover jer's, 125 Went 18th t., on Wednesday and Thursday of to cook, wash and fron, or do general housework; is © fiderable slice off the southern extremity of Vancouver's | Island, and therefore Mr. Webster agreed that the boundary should be deflected, so as to run through the middle of the Strait of Fuca. "The entrance of this strait bad proceede: lies between 48 deg. 23 min. and 48 deg. 85 min. north — Q» motion, the Board tatitude and 124 deg. 45 min. west longtitude, and runs | cna orn ay de con nearly east and west for about seventy miles to its | resol appropriating to defray the expense | Tenetoed revit, ta channels, which lead by anortherly | of the Police Commissioners in cartage, tg he expen RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A SIT~ course to the Gull of Georgia. About ten miles eastward | repairs of batlot boxes, and purchase of new ones, if ne- OANON 8 wes Tar | commended: has physician's certificate. Can be seen f «fEsquimault the coast of Vancouver turns abruptly to | Cessary, for the Novewber aud Deceuber elections, &., | Tecommen p fan a for he NNW, and here com: iy was adopted. » Sy | two days at 390 7th ave., between 34th and 36th sis, cath Ward, sing forth that the otier | Hi toasyfaena for wcotanes, APP AC HO Mh aby between go! baker; can Be good city mrfocetoe Can be seen for twa. jays at 196 West Zith st., between sh and 9th avs. ANTED—BY A MOST RESPECTABLE YOUNG GTI, | nn ANTED—A SITUATION RY A RESPECTABLE PRO- Wi iintion to lake care of childran and to sew; ander ANTEDTA SITUATION, BY A REsemCTARLE tesiant girl, as cham! ‘and waiter; “understands her stands all kinds o! gs sewing aud is kind and affectionate to young Parctresans children; the best city reference given, Call at 303 Hicks Lite tee owodaye eronce ADDY at 4 Weal corner of Pacific st., Brooklyn, second floor, front room. man, @ situation to do general bonsewor'es fe a good ironer, 4c. Inquire at No. 23 Barrow washe trict had decline A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU A- tiow as chambermaid and or to do chamberwork and wait be seen for two days at 25 2d a Pass in washing and ironing reference, Can to, do the chamberwork and waiting of small private fami Py her puneaert the o boat of city refereae given. atd t 18th st., for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS r ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITU ATION WANTED RA BITUATION, BY A LOURG WOMAN, (At W ANTED—A_ SITUATION, a fresh breast of milk; is well ‘as plain cook, washer and froner; is @ good v jection toxew with a dressmaker, Apply at 89 6th brend; has! good elty reference. Apply ‘for two ayn at 108 (sce bask voor. nis young woman, as cham nurse, who perfectly understands the care of children; hag second an archipelago which ex- thie best elly reference, "Can be seen at No. $46 Sixth av. end castward 9 he continent for. thirty tales, and | Some bils were ordered tobe yal, and the Board ad SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- | \y7aANTHDOARVERAL RESPROTADLE GIRLS, with | \WANTED—UY A RESPROTABLE WOMAN, A situa. | MLS% # eg een TSS orthward {01 ¢ same ; | uceday next. — LOT ABL - ; ' — i ® secbltalens ars orerdona nt ‘through this | Journe r Lestant wornan, aa weamatress; can do all kinds of family | WY ANTER SEVERAL RES waiting for witnaticae at the tlon as cook; understands her business in’ ail its bran- ANTEDOHY A RESPRCTADLE GIRT, A, SIFU Gull or Sera or eect Ship channels leading to the = | Reinga ont and ft drwane: ‘also lnderatuidy operating on an of the Tudustriat asoolauon, No. 2) ahr, | cher, understands al Kinds ofwoups, Seles, pastries, cream eM re theatl inn sal 4 ae Strait of Geo of course to the very spot on eeler & Wilson's wewing machine, "io objection vo got \ ork, 98 Mest iso boriedng nl kiuds of fowlsy and serving’ jellies 1 Sh ee which New Weetuminster is to be built. ‘tie chorae ee SITUATIONS WANTED—FuemaLes. country. “Best ety referense given. ‘Call avis athates ang, chamber work, seamstress’ or nuree; two 5 i The best at chy rorerenoe piven sty between a! wash and iron; one pastry cook. Application must | bread and biscuit baker. Apply for wo days ab 106 Mott st., 6th and 7thavs., top floor, yoy vem Taper. —_ WASTED — A. SITUATION BKERPERY ‘ SITUAT TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT WO- ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, sitar in bachelor's on a padasaete lhe Py py, wut of 10, to Cook and nasist. ih the washing and jroniug in a a altuation ag children’s maid, or chambermald; isa | worthy and reapecinile middle aged woman ma ee ealy a P private famfly. Has good city reference, aa two day oor plate newer and emabrotderer, Ja nly ais a0 mths in this | rences. Address N. \., Livrald office. i ‘med the Haro Strait, the Middle Chany 0 Strait, and the question is through the boundary line is to be drawn. San J Gen. Harney has seized, is in the Middle Chan, Cording to Captain Richards, it is the only’ one « Biderable ise which is vatuable Of view, among the whole arch We ‘ Series, and in the hand of an enemy, th would be Ulocked, and maritime’ in; gress oe egress from the future capital of Bruish | lumbia world become most lous. If the Ash. | burton treaty beso construed that the run through the Haro strait, then San Jui and the Rosa. | RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS hich of the three nurse and todo light chamberwork; ig au excellent plain | COOK'S SITUATION WANTED—RY A CoMPRTENT n Ieland, whieh |, Seedbe Wonmaly ahd edsienebrotter well. Hus lhe bes city re- person, who perfectly understands her business. Good ference. Can be seen fortwo days at 270 Firstav., near l6ih | ey reterence given if required. Call au 100 10th sy hear 't., second floor, front room. thi ave. | MEAT, HRSPECTADLE AND INDUSTRIOUS arnt desires « place tn x private familly to do pialu cook. ashing and ironing | Has the best of references. Apply at 1s West 25th st., corner 7th ave, ISHES TO GET A SiTUATION FOR A ore X York or Brooklyn, whohas iived with her at _201 West 26th at., between nd Yth at iD an agricult AMERICAN LADY DESIRES A SITUATION maid and seamstress; understands dress ma ch the English branches to small ebildren; can amachine, Best of references given and re- 63 Bist Both wt tye sk A ee LN dk a JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. yak Ba bee A FRENCH LADY, A er al IN ‘ANTED—BY A GIRL LATELY LANDED FROM THE W: Par ‘wash and iron ina small family. Good city re~ 7 jm: an American treet ab governess or honsekee Re- ‘old country, « situation to do general housework in a 166 East 22d st., between Ist Fad aren, sed ferences exch aahernged. | No fo objection to goin the country. Ad. | small private farally, “Call at prc rt howe 1 OE second door, rear | cond: oor, ay room, 8 for Lwo day drevs P. R. house. ANTED—A CHILD TO WET NURSE, BY A HEAL- Ws tretiotreae A pay featle d dg | A SITUATION Warten on SITUATION, BY irl, to do by Kf irate feral to a9. 10 visto | 10 do bo 4 y gery Aad | She is capable of taking eare of a child it baker, and te willing married vi aang an0 £0 ary Juke lost her child'at confinement, scamstrens a bermuidt; read and write | berwork and assist in washing and troning, Call at 198 I to the United States; if through jo strait ould or apply at 415 near Neving food elty raterengen, and who will ta eo of a child at her own house. poem ith an avery orameunt has Snot lived with any third floor, front room, Jong to Great Britain. ib ie greatly tote ln oa fire iloor. A note nddressed to DriJ. F. Naan. Fort Hamilton, may learn in this country; can ive wood veterienco, aw to honedty! any ground of dispute should exist ATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE from bim ali the particulars. hot Lord Ashburton wat ame no oer an me more desirable. Please call at WARSTED—BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION @ very succersful merchant Jaundvess or chambermatd, and ‘do fine washing yall family ; has SITUATION WANTED—BY A RRSPROTABLE FRO: yended Portland. tn the o thats of Maine, to the Ameriwans, ung woman, té do hou but a very bad geographer; he sur. ee ae ner dememaee testont gir, ag chatubermald nt xeams:sess, oF ak ANVED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A. SITUATION IN A ironing, ‘he vest of city reference, Apply at 391 6th av. cennenoes, . Call ab and seamstrens; has good city references. Call tor two di private family, ag chambermaid and waiter, or chamber- ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA. | door from Sth et though it notoriously belonged to Canada, ani has ft in : ssinsasmogepeenetlnen i'w mt Toth st, ear Gil w pigs ie maid ahd to take cace of children. ‘the best of city references WwW tion axchambermald and waltrees, to assist in fine wash. ee WOU, doutt the confines of British Columbia. On the equity of SITUATION WANTED—2Y A YOUNG WOMAN, To | —— given. Apply at 266 West Slatat., near 9th wv. ing and froning, orto take caro of chikdren or would do houne ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECT \BLE YOUNG x ee indeed, there ought to be only one opinion do chamberwork and assist 1 Washing and ironing, or SITUATION WANTRD-2Y A RESPROTABLR een Se work in fs mi eat of reference from her laat situa. asiination in a private family; tea WANTED FAMILY FasnN, BY , MARGARET | tlon, where she lived nine Care. Call from Oto O o'clock at J and trout: hs gor a reeomanensinticn of uA yeare 40 concede territory and rotuse free agovss 19 it x | No.7 Sultedk surges, * St fam Wicbardvon, 113 Jj 92 Atlantis ot, Brooklyn, iy. Call for two days at joes pees woman, as wet nurse. Can be agen uatil eugaged at 134 Hamilion ay., Brooklya, door, front room, Japt employer, Call for Wo d Yad a¥e, Mi the