The New York Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1860, Page 8

Wepnespay, Jan. 18—6 P M. "The ease in the money market noticed yesterday ‘wad quite as marked to-day, though rates are still maintained with a great deal of firmness. On call, ‘the supply at 7 is in excess of the brokers’ wants, ‘Dut no one is willing to part with his money be- Dow seven, until the prospect becomes fair that he ‘will\have to keep it over night unless he accepts 6 or 6}. At the discount houses the supply of good paper is still in excess of the money seeking in- ‘vestment in notes, and we quote, accordingly, first elase short accebtances at 7, and the very best mer- eantile paper, over sixty days to run, at 7 #8, with Wittle currency at the lower figure. Capitalista are still uneasy about the state of Political affairs and the non-organization of Congress; many look for a @istorbed condition of affairs and an active money market throughout the year. They argue that the Presidential election is sure to agitate the pub- Nie mind to such an extent as to dis- tarb confidence, check enterprise and limit commerce. Should the quadrennial contest have this effect it will be an unprecedented circum- stance. The country never knew more prosperous years than 1852 and 1856, the years in which Pre- sidents'Pierce and Buchanan were elected. The public mind in this country is elastic and recupera- tive; it'speedily adapts itself to any condition of circumstances. An alarm which terrifies, or an agi- tation which distresses the public at first, often eases after a time to produce any effect; people become accustomed to it, and carry on their busi ness as usual. It remains to be seen whether the Presidential canvass of 1860, which, in some re- aspects, promises to prove the most embittered in our history, will work in this manner, or whether, as many large bankers and others interested in high rates for money are fond of predicting, the Yeariedestined to be dull in business, ahd marked by no general revival of confidence. The steamship Arabia, from this port to-day, @arried out $182,935 in specie. ‘The foreign exchange market closed with the firmness noticed. yesterday afternoon. Several Neading bankers asked 109 for sterling, and though ‘we hear of little business done over 1083, the market looks as though rates would be higher for the next packet. The price of exchange must mainly depend on the importations of foreign goods. If the importers, especially of dry goods, @ontinue to import foreign goods as freely as they Rave done thus far in January, exchange will rise above the specie shipping point in March, or per- haps February. Leading dry goods houses assure ws that in a short while importations will fall off, ‘the prices in foreign markets being such as to leave mo profit on purchases from them. This assertion will, of course, be received with due caution. Simi- Yar assurances were volunteered by the dry goods importers throvghont last year. There was again a much better feeling on the Bteck Exchange this morning, and stocks advanced all round, New York Central, Galena and Rock Teland being especially active at the advance. Cen- tral opened at 744, advanced to 74}, and sold at 75 en time, but was lower in the afternoon and closed at 74 bid. Rock Island was in demand at 63} for each in the middle of the day, and closed 63 bid. ‘Galena was done at 623, closing at 62j bid. Toledo gold at 19}; the increase on the second week of January was $5,500. State stocks and bonds were more in demand. In the afternoon the market was ‘well sustained, with the exception of New York entra) and Illinois Central, and stocks closed steady at the following quotations:—Virginias, 91 a4; Missouris, 79} a 4; Canton, 16} a 17; Cumber- Band, 15} a {; Pacific Mail, 753.76; New York Gentral, 74 sj; Erie, 8j aj; Hudaon River, 414 a 42; Harlem preferred, 324 a 33; Reading, 37} a 38; Michigan Central, 37 a 3; Michigan Southern gua- vanteed, 155 a 16; Panama, 1274 a 3; Illinois Cen- ‘tral, 563 8 57; Galena, 624 a 3; Toledo, 19f, and Rock Jaland, 63 a j. ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fellows:— vee $252,179 86 000 00 + 63,283 23 +7,092,801 68 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $20,393,714 93, and the balances 9853 ,386 08. The following dividends have been declared:— ‘The Morris and Essex Railroad Company, 4 per cent from the earnings of the seven months ending December 3lst, payable on and after February 1— ‘the closa.of the fiscal year has been changed from Movember 30 to December $4; the State Bank of Camden, New Jersey, an extra dividend of 3 per went; the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, 4 per eent, payable.February 1. The business of the Little Miami and Colambus and Xenia lines for the twelve months ending No- vember 30, 1859 and 1858, compares as follows:— 1858. Increase. 882,673 41,702 014,058 = 20/014 83,167 5,638 1,200,499 78,255 680,364 Net earnings........ $566,004 611,108 44,170 ‘The new code of revised laws just adopted by charged er dedusted at the ee ne may be enlenlated according te Mhostandard laid down in Rowleti's ef usury shall be available against any ‘aasignes or holder ef any bond, bill ok. exchange, promissory note, or other ne- it, where soeh assignee oF endorsee er reseived the & eft ; hd | t Ef il Th F 3 Es i i i | i ily Gt di ES it! H aH Hi] Ha ri if of apy who shall plead usury and prove the 6. Bvery plea of usury shall state the sum of money or phony the goods and chattels lent or advanced, with eoeee * 81,987 ” see eese$11,081 72 nih 21000 ‘2000 4000 a ‘000 NY 100 Jo00 Riv RR its 108 m 4000 Har m 30000 ro 2000 Dll Cen RR 2x 3000 8: 1 obs Bi Sale i ae See dence. ons 2 "e we iss 10 Pac MISS G.b00 76 10N i Sun os 600 ‘ bo : 250 +«v00 Miesouri @’s... 1000 Erie RR 4mb. ARD. ®0shs NYOaRRsl0 74 wo @o. BK 100, . 10% 300 Chie & Ti ai it? 63 300 do...,..b80 634 100 do. be NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Waowsay, Jan, 18, 1860. BEEF CATTLE. ‘We have again to record another of the mest inactive of all market days experienced at Forty-fourth street for years. The extreme dulnesa and consequent low price of beef cattle, which has been the most couspicuous characteristic in the cattle market for so long a time, is in no manner passed, but, if possible, butchers grow more in- different each week. The cattle yarded in the various yards this week, though not #0 good as could be desired, were nevertheless of » very fair average quality, and very decided improvement on the offerings of previous weeks for some considerable time past. Prime cattle sold at 0c. per Ib., fat ones at 9c., and good marketable offer- ings were disposed of at 8c. per Ib., while inferior to common and ordinary ranged from be. to 7}¢0., and barely marketable at that. A few fancy cattle were on sale, and some of them brought prices higher than our outside quotations, but selections from the yards were made at our general rates. At Bergen Hill there were sold on Monday about 1,000 head at oa r Tange of prices below; and at the city yards—Browning’s, Chamberlin’s and 0’ Brien’s— where the eapely was ee sinall, jast week's prices were maintained for all kinds. ‘The total receipte of ail stock at all the yards for the week and last week were as fol- lows:— We a eng. Cnr bdo ‘This week. Last week... c00 LJ 2 32 ‘The current prices for the woek at all the markets are as follows:— BEN CATTLE. $9 50 a 10 08 $6008 925 7008 806 50a 6 50 $56 00 0 65 08 40 00 a 50 08 36 00 a 40 00 2% 00 a 30 08 te a Te. be abe 4. 8 bo. he. a de 95 50 a 7 00 40025 00 3 50a 4 00 » 20008 00 Firat quality, por To. bie. a Be. qualities... be. a Se. MILCH Cows. With continved moderate receipts, the market retains the buoyancy previously mentioned, and transactions con- tinue at fall previous ieioent Cows ranking as to a command Hee ices Prices, and are in actlve demand om milkmen and family use. ee poms latter are but seldom effec, at at this season of the y« sty pore and the bulk of the offerings orig bought Pe Oey the Long Island milkmen. Common and inferior cows are very dull and hard of sale, even at the nominally low Prevailing rates. The total at all the yards for the proves peter last week were as WE ~iegryen rye ‘% bs fiona pice 8 2. This ee “ae Last week..1 is a 3 VEAL CALVES. ‘The demand continues moderately active for all kinds, pment Patan ranging from 330. to 7c. per pound, including ali desori; Seaway: continues —_ derate, and many more could be sold at; ‘satisfactory prices. Inferior to common qualities predominate, and tho bulk of the offerings rell at" from 3}¢c to bc. The sales at our outside quotations are not he! frequent or large. The total recip ata he yard for the week and last week were as follows: o. Browning's. Chamberlin’s. 0’ Brien’s. ‘This week. P* a 3 36 a 49 SHEEP AND LAMBS, ‘The receipts continue moderate, and with a good de- mand prices rule high. There have been sales of prime sheep as high as $7 per head, but itis s Proper here to remark that they were unusual), the market value accordingly unchanged. Moats coe tS size and weight sell no faster than they did a ‘weak ago ago, nor do they command higher prices. The market continues ‘Duoyaut at our quotations above, 7 the bulk of the — are at and above $3 60 per head. The total receipts at the 7 for this werk aa ot last week were as tollows:— Browning's. Chambertin's. O’ Brien’s. 2,561 8,570 1,307 2,283 4,391 1,242 SWINE. The demand continues moderate, and prices are ic. per pound lower than they were a week ago. Sales have mat from Sc. to 634c., according to quality. On sale, about 4,500 head. The receipts at the Hudeon River Drove Yards, foot of Thirty-eeventh street, North river, for the week snding 3 january 18 were:—By New York and Eric Railroad, 1,881; New York and. Brie Railroad via Bergen 388; Hudson River Railroad, 227. Remaining from last Foport, 1,268, Total, 3,712 "Sold; 3,876; left over unsold, RECAPITULATION. The total receipts of all stock at the yards for the week and last week were as follows:— Washington yard - 3,062 «19 = 286,002 Browning’ 35 «6 25 (25561 Chamberlin mR = 8510 O'Brien's. 33 78 (1387 Last week | RECEIPTS BY THE NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Wepwnapay, Jan. 18—6 P.M. Asnrs.—The market was quiet and sales limited at 5c. for pota, and at 5%. for pearls. Braapsrvrvs.—Flour—The market was without of moment in prices, while sales were rather mo! made, The transactions footed w wees 14,000 cloring within the range of the fo Superfine State, Extra a bbls. » ee Sesesssas peorasaaak & BESRSSERER OS fa ttetesscesg: H ‘was in fair demand, wi Canadian flout 250 bbis. at $5 7087 for exira brands. Poet ar rgien A in, the chief demand local trade, ae @ iin A tbrecd estas within the range of quotations. fed flour was firm and in good demand, with tales of 170 bb bis. at quotations fair 5 886. a 84e. and white Southern at S40. a was quiet at 9c. a 92c, for Northern. Barley—Sales of 5,000 for middling uplands and 11%;c. for Florida middling. following is a foo of the mover beth poe in cotton since the lst September last, as three years:— 2,010,000 1,z21,000 1,740,600 1740, 000 '388,000 '363,000 000 141,000 167,000 1108900 ,88,000 118,000 | 008 801,000 770,000 included in the above:— 180,000 76,000 129,000 6. B 13/000 Bx'o00 23,000 21,000 3.090 3,000 10,000 14,000 De ciher#P 16,000 5,000 7,000 Total exports... he 8,000 38,000 40,000 Pou Dry cod were more it Sees embraced a mr ager a a ee pce { mackerel was ligh 1 + Ai other iad ye teh ae limited sales of No. 1 at FRmGrrs — ver 800 of ~ gent arian arenas pas cen, ae boxes bacon at 20s., 10° toma eloverseed at 266. 18,000 Duabels wheat, in bulk, at &. (rapposed been baie $4. "a td.), ad boo w " a tone ne ‘300 tons Was taken uy] for . 1p for Mareetlies to load with we or 600 bales were made for shipment at Hors were: steady, with sales of 20 bales, 1850, at Idea tse rene —— Thon waa franly held, with smail salee at $25 0 926 por ton. Linr.—Sales of some 800 a 900 bales have been made within a day or two of common Rockland at 75c., with smal! lots of lamp at $1 10. Morasees.—Sales of “20 bhds. Cuba muscovado were mide at 260, New Orleans was held at 50c. a 52c. Naval Sronsa.—Sales of 260 bbis. spirits were made at 44c a 4430, Common rosin was steady at $165. Crade ag unchanged and quiet. anseed was held with firmnees, The foreign news was considered favorable, which, combined with more inguiry from the interior, tended to harden the mar. ket. The sales last made were at S70. a Se, on one to three mouths; there were buyers at 0c. a 006., without sellers. The following from tho Whalemen’s Shipping Tae, ives the movements iu the New Bedford market for Me oo endiog the 16th inst.—The market for sperm is it without transactions. Sales in other places cmount 2,216 bola. as follows:—in Nantucket, 1.100 Dbls., ata price not transpired; in Falmouth, 600 bbls, $1 41; in Warren, 200 dbis., af $1 40, and in Boston, nhs bbis., at $1 49 per galton. Whale continues quiet. The sales since our last embrace 600 bbls. at 48c. per gala, and 200 bbl. in Fairbaven at §Ce, The stock of sperma hand the present time is 7,600 bbis.—4,800 in this city and Fairbaven, and the balance in other places, Proviwtons.—Pork—There was some moro demand frem the trade, with sales of about 700 a 800 bbis., including meee at $16 125; a $16 25, now do. at $17 1234, old prime $11 500811 55. and new do. at $13. Beef was stealy, with sales of 200 8.400 ble at $5.0 $5 26 for countiy mese; repacked do. at $9 $9 623, and extra do. $10 50a $11 50; prime was beld firmly at $17 a $19 sn and 200 bbls. India mess were re sold at $22) Beef hams were steady, with sales of 180 bbls. at $1476. Racon was unchanged, About 175 ,boxes short ribbed were sold at 944¢., and abeavy lot of “green Biden wan rold at So. Lard was beavy, with aales of 250 bbls at 1030. a 10%¢c. Butter and cheese were steady, and prices unchanged. Rick.—Sales of 400 carks were made at 3X0. & 4c. SuGaRs continued firm, with sales of 6002 700 hhds., chiefly Cuba museovados, a part Tic. a 7%e. a Tie. In: cluded in the sales were 80 hhds. New Orleans at 8c. $346. and about 260 hhds. melaio at BAC. 530. —Clover was firm, with sales in a di 0 of 00 bege at Se. a Bice, ond some 100 bushel imothy, Calcutta Iinsced was quiet: the last gale of moment coin prided the cargo of tho North AUlantio, to arrive here, of 1 62%. TALLOW was steady, with eales of 10,000 Ibs. at p. t. Wisnry.—Sales of 300 bbis. were made at 2646. 0 25 3c. Sales of Real Estate, By E. H. Ludlow & Co. Houee and lot 93 Chatham st , 26x64, leasehold.... $4,875 Nos, 252 and 254 Greenwich et., 63x77, leasehold. . 82, 500 ae RECAST WANED Ee. HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AND EXPERCENCRD FER rocure a situation aa nurse tots sick, or rea, tho fy well recom by, "aroek rit New York. Address or eall for J. B., 9 King strcot, N AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA: tien, as child’s nurse; is capable of taking oan <2 a fonng infant; te also i. ps sewer; bas no objection the’ best of Feterence. tan boscen stl A. SL and ffom Pal. at Went 27h st. SITUATION WANTED—BY TWO RESPEOTABLE ; one an chamt and to assist wi washing, ihe other as waiter; understands their bas Deve peri has the Call fortwo days ; best at 37] Rast pt , between ist and 2d ava. A COOK'S SXXUSSTOe WANTED—BY A RESPECTA- bie woman, falling fant ibe its brane! nebes; is an excellent beer; is willing 10 assiat th washing if required; bas the best of references from ber last employe: i at 171 Kast 29h ot, bet " emploxe fortwo days, Seatanen ween Ist and 2d avs. A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG Youar WANTS A SITU, toa ng cook; no o3lectone & abort distance in the Ate YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUASTON A8 GOOD lain cook and 9 first rete washer apd ironer; good city Feferenee. ‘Call at 71 16th at, between 6th and 7th ava. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES Pom ere AS NURSE and seamstress; can make ladies’ and children’s dresses and all’ Kinds of family » sewing: bes no ebjestion to sesist at chamberwork if ri quired, the ‘best of city reference from her Jest plaee. Call ‘ez West 2letst., near 6th av ; has no ob- Jection 0 go by the week or day. GERMAN LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A HOME IN an oo a ph need She is — to instruct «1 See fn fa and 5 if mio wished meron large Siecle oi | | Lady, 62 Jobn st. AES PROTESTANT ne WOMAN WANTS A ee quired. ds "Gath at 164 Bam Bat beiteen Sank sire eid SITUATION Pri be tars 4 YOUNG WOMAN, ae A co has no ‘to assist in the washing and iis Steere sok nnd i rood purer jo wating and obliging. Call at. jest 2%h st., between Hh and RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITU. ATION A 8a do Bousswork, oF: ork and gieks coer ; bee gece sit reference from bet law lace. Can be seen for two fee 17 ddat at.. jween Lexingion and dave third floor, a MELTS EER ALLE ENT Ame RESPECTABLE bap a GIBL WISHES A SITUATION chambermaid an: orgs ges would take care of childr-p iad do good platy verion, Willing and obliging; well ca'cu Ean ‘ve. soen, for two days at 506 Greens ox, bokwe ie, and Bleecker, in the Tear oop SOR AS GIRL i, Wee A SITS. bs ‘ecwork; io Benset clos and capesie: res ge thems “Apply et 424 Broadway, up matre: Trait; a gampeteat take charge oa fant orn a nue; ‘an om. Inquire at ber present employer's, 129 West 2st at. a en SITUATION ROT ig A MIDDLE AG! ‘and asdet in oa ‘woman, to cook washing Tall at oo dth'ey., between Mb and TOW op ole. es city references. ambermaid, to id = Sed i i to make herself generaily usefi Call Hast 20th et "second flcor, front room. oe pea nt Domaeamae iss alain bao Oe OE A YOUNG MARRIED LADY IN FERFRCT HEALTH, ra reciiehn Anyoe Wanton the Saas? wit aisses tal owners . any on yaa aame will please call A RESPECTABLE, GIRL WISHRS A SITDATION TO take care of children or do chamber od plain rewer; car do the housework of a wmall fi (te ie peas cars ut 28 Broome st,, near Goerek, in the bakery, for iwo days. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GER. man girl, as chambermaid and to take of children, Good reference, Cail at 37 Chrystie st. gzheoreye bebe A Son ait eco tee oman, eemall priv 4 ily. "Good chy re refscesse gives, "Gali at 78 Weel ba COOK'S SITUATION MN cukiag wae A Wouan OF ‘understands ; cooking ‘ume, ies, blane mange, serving tH up args iaer ge dinners: sie a firat wash, ad baker and uni Wit yay iguatworthy wer ponte Good re Cuseteuree Call on Ibursday, Friday and sasanday at $1 19h st, between 6th and 7th avs,’ rear building. SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLARE SEAM. 5 to wait on a be given. Call at M47 th av., between 20th and ch eee EL Neh AT A ae tg pam Bg ser be YOUNG ‘wom: nurse ant wi nection to beat lip reference iv Asaist with chamberwork; best Gall for ST aaa circa corner or of B8dh et. and _ A eee Batt ‘WOMAN WAETS A SITU A. seamstress, or as chambermaid eee good city reforenee. Cali at 96 West 19th st, in the'rear, top floor. Scrcar apterous Wee inh A SITUATION yanrao ay A pee ra nga yd GIR) matey te nec 2 ee (A BESEECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, WANTS A SITUA. a8 coo! a No. fioratto w, Toons Wo E° second tos oor, forte dupe. ica A Aranda WANTS A SITUATION As laundrees ci wusework: is @ good baker; reference given. Can be seen at 125 West 20th £5 st. poh Hh we 2 eon one YOUNG WOMAN ytd ITS A SITUATION AS Gi ts iY 00D pisin cook, washer and ironer: good city reference. Cal] at 23 State two days. ii A SITCATION w WANTRD_BY A PROTESTANT GIR ouee ‘aa ood cook washiog aad toe} ‘city reference. Gall for oy pry am, ietrese ta lat and 2d avs , in the store. <A snaracoailinr GOon eee La wea Ge A = Perfo ined Rely. ‘WOMAN WISHES A hs RLS 88 good cook: beker, and is wit! ie sett wasn and iroufoge ‘Can pa, for wo days, 0 wee Sood ely erence is f SSUES SnInpS=EpISEEpESenemenreenee A ee ean A RUPPECTAELR, wo to assist in the washing and fron! Good E 5 Sag city reverence. Call at 1,008 ee ee ee TO A. a oreak Pen a4 GO OUT bapa Galae eo bak 5 REE EO EE SER i YOUNG WOMAN WIS! fo Az HES A SITU. 4 ave be Sten Bran fortwo dager | et Hs De ‘A RESTECTAILE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA ion 10 60 general, housework; a ret rale washer and ay, re between 58d and S64 wa bend Hoos” ttre A SITUATION W. a oR NSPECTABLE ng WOMAD, as spd ironing, oF to do the housework ema petra feet Rs peor Sec a oy aareat SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT. YOUNG, GERMAN WOMAN, LATELY ARRIVED ie in cay Seater dreas B.. Bor 190 Herald ofice. ing; ny private family preferred. Heat of city refer eevee for r HO ‘aye at 1,063 Broadway, second WEW_TURK HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1860.—TRIPLE SHERT See na ae nee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Be __SYTUATIONS W WANTED—FEMALES. | WANT! NT! A BRAPECTABUR WO- ry “SITUATION ANTED—BY ne ca e008; péme and be fea first rate baker: ie wil. to asslal in ts washing partes ‘Good referenes, Call Tor twe days at 121 20th st , between 6th and 7th ava, t. Beye SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS first close waliveas, chambermaid or CW uo ob- jection to sesiet in the weahing and sear under- Hands all kinds of knitting, 4 city reference. Call tor two days at 136 West 334 ot, Dear Nb ay. tion a8 chambermaid aud waltress, oF to do the ho @fu mail p:ivate family, “Good. reference Gall at 266 ‘Weat Slot at., between $ th and 10h ave, room, first floor, LADY 18 DESIROUS OF OBTAINING A for ® ver: wiiteg bas ote iirl, as either chamber. maid and p wer, or as nurse and competent Yo fl walihet titnation. Can be seen for two days ather present cusployer’s, 165 Kast 14th at. RESPECTABLE YOUNG a (RL WISHES A SITUA- 1 ten es Capes and wi tn a reny ror 4 smi}; Teference 2 fe Ey F ate family. ‘The bet of lt from be given. Call for two days at 170 0U at, betweca Tih ‘thd fth Ava, to the basement 3 FLOUSERERFER. ARLE widow, rye ys: eee ote or take ‘charge of linen or bundle Elven, Call st or address 86 new Onual at , for two days, SITUATION WANTED—AS CHAMBERMAID, OR 70 fain io washing andp sin vowing. by arespedtibie yours Fivep 0d to nooety an capability: ‘Can be agen ok, No ao Sisri's place: necoud floor, corner of ister, a UAT: WANTED-—BY Two on S™x ~ ie rst) ; one as chambermald other as cbambermaid ‘aod do plain siting Gall for two daye self Tih are, in the fancy aoe, or oes ane or together; one — meat) thorough cook 7; the other chambermai steed ree waitress, Gras nuive snd dhmastronst can \ ike care an infant frea its bieth. Beat of references. Ap- Diy at $7 6th avy Rr Boor front, ol ‘be. TW ANTED—BY A PROFESSED WOMAN @OOK, WHO has been bead esok for a i : i | f * gE 3 i i i i a i . fi i fi i u ‘| i i ih a Is : iG 8 Bi 3 5 5 i Warrest SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN ‘to do cooking, washing and froning. Call at 189 Ist av. Warren. Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A Branton to de general bousework; ia a washer and in cook, is kind to children; a w! and oblig- = Ine goal r eee can be given. Cals at 625 Washiagton ANTED—ENGAGEMENTS BY TUE DAY, WEEK OR month. for dressma! Le oe king, = ehh Ad ebjidren’s lotbing, uy av., Svea Waabiogtom piace and fy at wer WASTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE JOURE HIP, 10,40 the bousbwork of small ; ref ee from (elnino beeen Waren A, RESPECTABLE GIRL, 4 SITUATION gadiine washing, good ety y reterence If required. Oall at 125 Wess A ee ig A SITUATION AS } ira’ cook in bas class private fares ul derstands pin and Fresah eck oak, es: Tully un Eng as ee a Be a re sien firen. Cal NTED—ASITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE MID. we oman, vs ‘aa first class cook; fe accustomed to Be gpm ess makes al! kinds of and cap the unexceptionable refe- feocee A sot ar Dordt ave, between id’ aad 23d ain ike on WH oe ee WOMAN, HAVING er, ay ba RUF. wishes a _— avenue A, one door from iohtts ‘op ore woe ee TWO Lage aie YOUNG Wo. Sokreaiecennte her business: ‘ADIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘women, as wadtress, chainbermaid or nurse. best of ity reference @, from ber iast employer. Call for three days at 198 Kast 18th st, top floor, fr Waals. ee A RESPECTABLE feared areL aged 15, te te in the care of a can do light mber work Gan vs seen for thrde oa) from Oro Sat 79 West ius oh, up stare ons ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN: i includi cresms, and Gesseria. Best of city references given. Oan be seen for two days at 287 th av., near 18th st * ANTED—A agree ge BY RESPECTARLE young woman, ag cook, weahec envi rarest & private can give the best of eit city reference. Can be seen for two Mays at 403 1b ay ssccond. + front room. WAnten—sy A BeereePanis YOUNG YOUNG WOMAN, 4 situaticn as chambermald bermaid and to assiat with the w sisson poten Good city reference. ean at, between ANTRD—A SITUATION, area et nna ad ‘OUng womaD, as " dresses ar a children’s elothing, and do ait kinds of family sew- ing: tion to do Ca take care of a baby; ‘si beak ty eis given. Apply 91 West by ut { ———————— ‘ANTED—BY A TRUSTWORTHY PERSON, A SITU- Wass we (rusher, aod ironer; tunderstands bor bust bo ng Beh 2 2iav., between 8d and ain jee Want ct SITUATIN, BY | A = z wees a" clothing; bet ey raforence. Apoly at Weer MEUATION, BY A PROTESTANT ‘as chambermaid and waitress; could, if hae ne Gujectied 2 A is ; : : : FE ! a I | i 4 : d i H : Ht i He Hl be ta : otf f i El "EE > | iE 8 ut Hy i : 1h tt jen iH, betwera Gh belager” Saat i wee SITUATION, BY fe Regs hn ost TO waab and iron in 7 Sibdests Bre Ws xren—a —— RESPECTABLE WO- Call at Sh, Vetween Ib and Bb aves firet for, back ‘ANTED—BY A bhai! Sint cae rma geterenes fe erenegom bar ape Pisce. Calbatte Siders ANTED—A fey Sg 48 CHAMBERMAID ad ay Siegeeos two gaye ANTRD_ASHUATION BY 4. RESPROTABIE GTA, wr, Clete hi wc, between 7th sal Oh ea tat is W*, Rg yk ally a ee AS wer ah aiaand aye at 168 Hawk thse, wed doe A RESPECTABLE work between 7th and sth ave, top floor, owek Toes NTRD—A EITCATION BY A RESPRCTARLR WO- aaa teat merit to ibd reaieg and rostog, good chy referencs from ber last place. Can be seen unsil suited af 143 West Sth st, between jihand Shave, (0p floor, back ¥¢om, SITUATIONS WA) eat ‘siTUAT YA Ne aint, air situation te do Poe! ar the ating, easing and Fae wel engnged, at a U9 West A BESPRC CTABLE @ jal cook ond to do was semrence if rautired 0 Warn, AN Lory situation in a prive: qa hoo Sih area. NTED— PROTESTANT YOUNG WO! 9 need ‘and troner, of to do geveral objection to the country. wasbing ire daye at (31 Slot st. ‘000k, wi Good reference. No Gall at ileeeker at near Broad ANTED—BY A YOUNG AND HEALTHY WOMAN, fresh breast of ‘milk, @ situation as wet nurse: with- ween in the baker's store, 143 Kast 25 at, between Bd abd 3a gr da and yh A bib yl YOUNG WOMAN, exiog a2 city reference can be between 7th and &h aves. , BY A ¥ iG GIR fence sey sh SES ATION ay A on: G my snd dress the antry, the beat of eft be be ey te eat feo cerace fr ‘ANTED—A ben pert BY A RESP} men ge ret reconanaed Aaya juire at 71 Weat 20th at., in the store. ‘ANTED—-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE rate cook: ree OAT Gs her lash place, -208 East ANTED—A SEC AzIOn, toi Gall oe two. days at 242 V5 what apeayd A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ent of oy reference for wale: pm ey tn ‘Call at 61 We SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. TION WANTED—AS PORTER, WHERE TAB goed know! of chy 4 mae. onan, ¥ at ITUATION | (WANTED BY i xOUNG, OM NINE- bea bad Balercame ‘Aadrete Haraware, Baraid office. pO MERCHANTS AN [AMERICAN Legal o tes or sua Fparich am ‘conversant frenob rag ‘Address fechas fae « erald office. ai Paan ts SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS eoscbman snd no objection to na garden nadersiguds for two or * Rg WASTED 54 KOUNG MAN, 19, YEARS OF g OF AGE, DE. as porter or tered 30 mouths tn the ares Sasines. ‘Good re- ferences given. Pest at Ko. 4 » Dear he dnbes 1a Se ea NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN Fi ‘ in le of retail Uaperience, “address 8. W We, Herald ofloe. A GENTS WANTSD—EVERYWHERI do SELL meta fe Needlethreader. i BUSINESS MAN b hetede ty ol hs da cane had ling to attend etrictly to baal Femuveration $1, Hf Hemant {Gare “#200 capital to engege in the ae eR OWES & CO. TEAMSTER WANTED—TO DRIVE A FO! RS! team. 4A team. Apply at 16 and 1¢ Chambers at. Pee |OLORED vg teense WANTED—ONE WH jusiness and is used to criving haw dis Sth faduatry, Shay doply'artt Wont falhat® welt generally uefel, may & From 10 o'clock A: it Cl JANVASSERS.—VIRTUE & 00 26 JOHN STRERT, are in yew first class men. Apply between the boars VANVASERRS ae —SOMETHING sie? on ‘Rintoul & Bock | gine publieatone, ppl -A YOUNG MAK TO 0} Apply at 254 Atiautic st, cc beech ‘ANTED—A SEREAR, (HEBREW) per Goons [AXTED—ONE OR, ‘OR TWO XQUNG i ‘MEX, TO SOLICTT 0 SOLicTe We ‘physicians for a pew work. Tid Pulion ety Up stairs. ARNTED—A SMALL BOY (CAN) IN A store. Apply st 16and 2 na Sg THIS AMOUNT A — ss A arithemetician) arehase an easy mode to $80 wok! w a renee; high: Ty reapeetable. Address M MONTH CAN BE MADE 8Y A GOOD canvaseer with a capita) of $25. A first clase article; large profi, Address J. B. Cooley & Co., S| ase ennasone Searing aE emo, 188 Ath oo, coreer Oh or Sento always ready; alse, civil, capable a eR ARERR A FRENCH NURSERY GOVERNESS, ALSO A FRENCH or German cbamber muid snd seamatross wanted tmme- disielv: sno, four laundresers and chambermaide, alx reseca ols eonks erm moderace, Motlo—Hoveat) ey eb ‘wey Bmployment Inatituie, 424 i pean all femily in New Highion A Phi ‘WOMAN, a ier IN Tocommendations preferred, pret] at 32 BL HAMBERMAID WANTED.—A RESPEOTABLE PRO. ‘char Horas EJ 171 Madison Suck Nove bui renee sta gna to NGOK WANTED—AT A Ma Lt 33 § A C tbe ofty: mat be able to b SQUNTRY, TUACR. NEAR dkiry of wo cows, and to agaat ihn cuahag. A woman, wi o desires a steady place at $8, war ul, av., between 10 and 12 ‘o'clock on Thuraday oF Friday, i aa 100K Ws NTED.—A GOOD MEAT AND PASTRY 000! ) pre who thoroogh'y understands ber business, nove ~4 need apply alt. Mark's Pinee Hotel, commer of Si ave, OOK WANTED.—A WOMAN WANTED TO COOK. ‘wash and trop for a small facnily; she will have trend: ‘te wif ‘ve required to syend tbe aumiaer months i tse Wilde required to spen opptry. A Pi ferred. A ‘with referenees, a8 4 Weat 21¢t st ; fr trom 9 anit A. er JOMESTIO WANTED. — A FIRS edd now ante todo. usowrcrk; Such ne can Oot = may apply 01 43 Wem a G°s> MILLINERS WANTED—A MI BROADWAY, ELP WaNtRD—AT 35 MAODOUGAL aTR} A omen vio can do geueral housework. ‘The ah kind a FREES WA NTED—ONB te gy is ne nt aga miliar w! business; wi derclo'bea and produce satisfactory city cay rabeauoen = may 7 oF at 69 Seventh avenue ‘ANTRD—A GIM, 70 COOK, WASH AND IRON UY wr: Tos pal yond rolarense referenee required. Apply at ‘ANTED—A ora a PROTESTANT PREF! » Rear 2d av. ‘ANTED—A SBAMSTRESS WHO CAN CUT AND FIP dresses, and also to do a little chat a [ek gi gar NTED—A SERVANT GIRL FOR GENERAL eco must be @ good washer and ironer; apd obliging and bare good references. Apply at 162 ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, WHO WILL ASSIST WITH children: a stosdy, respectable woman, who has bad ex- ih; Toguerdoacsrlrtac "a ined ae 15 eapat ? temper. aterid Uiafene, Fur doors shove tel “ee ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN. She must be. good lady's maid, sew weil. do up fing jerstand a little cooking; abe to respectability and honesty. Call at floor trom 4PM. rANTED—A GOOD GIRL, TO TARE CARE ora young child, &e ; she must understand her basine’s and come well recom! Fecommended from her last place, Apply a WL Barrow at , before 1] a. M Warrat PROTESTANT WOMAN TOR A COOK, Apply at 101 Waverley place, between 10and 1Z0’elock. WARTED—« Wer, ar WURsE, WITH UNEXoEPT . references. Call at 51 East lithet, RORY TIONAL. Sd avenues. gate me FIRST ae PROTESTANT. Ook: who i» willing to wash for small famiy; have good references ‘apply al No. 38 est zich ANTED—A 1 Ret ECTABLE (AMERIOAN OR RNG. ‘pale pocaue gail wishes eater fm jb references: wages $7 per month, Fo sucha cas nea hone. nd willbe irested as che of the family. three: fd ii ented Be ‘vr. Curtis, 63 Blocker al, Yee ‘ANTED—A WRT NUKEB, TO GO TO CONNECTIOUT; reference ired. Ay I. ds aint eterence remulred. ppl ar to choek we ore ANTED—TWO PROTESTANT GIRL@; ONE aS ‘cook and to assist in the washing and. ironing; ihe Sober. the washing os waiter and tice and to assist in ironing. 4 Apply at 2 at Zs ——————— —____—. ARTED—A rea ey AGED Wo! Win. met MAN TO ASSIST IN vveeful; vias person wa tnd n s good hows and eullcieetery yang Wares OERMAN OIRT; SHE MUST BE A GOOD ‘washer and troner, and plain cook. i Car- mine st, near Varick. arity Wren piste SMART Bee TO DO GENERAL Py eng work, plain ook: and ell recomm: gos at 20 av., corner er th a, at. WASTED-A NEaT. TIDY GIRL TO COOK, WASH ed iron for a private famtiy, must be ® good sroner and: come ¥ él} recom — guPPly to J. W. Jones, 219 Futon st , ANTED-IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A a smart, tidy girl. a8 plein cook, waaber and ironer; must make good bread and be a first rate washer and troner. W ‘Wages Hae ‘Apply at 162 West Slat st, between WAXtED—A 000K, WH WHO » CAN MAKE BREAD AND have ave ih ere ieference trom ber laet pace. also’ foun to Saaist in waitin; jermans preferred, GATS Mieceker ae NE OF Ie ". TT ANTED—A Lat AND Ba wi ei, tren. ca Ad pet ged) sasuae sppiy at ‘Weat 20th _ eR Ee EN WwW? Se YOUNG LADY OF PLEASING bo Bealoon. Apply at 112Grand st. i wr wp ekg od tated GIRL OR WOMAN, portage small family, mil, twenty miles. ren and rer liable, person eat of references giv t ‘eu German or ferred. ee oe astment, to M. i Cobseus Sealy aa 2 SS ee ANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SMART, W. ly, chsmbermaid and ain. bewe as gene ew They nieiee Sevens Brooklyn. seed bap preter Appiy APER MARBLER WANTED—ONE 10 18 U8. Promed in marble and grame wo > Must be Aopen ioe » good workman; none other need apply. DENTI@TS —WANTED, Areata hg 8I' a I. ive Gad enueincetcad TU. io ok Agee branches if required; wages not an Zouen situstion; hae been eleves year in tbo bustnest on elaine : reference Td remained. Address G, J. Moere, — 7, My ad iGetgly —THE LATE Fosmeay to ©. W. Gi Oo., 25 Warren st., is wn o- sagement. eferencen a2, ‘as adore. WEN. dress co 173 He oftice. ‘Wanzap-ay. ——— MAKER OR A = ply at 221 Weat 2b st , pear Mh av. ‘ANTED-A FIRST CLASS ote acing ‘one who has been accustomed to preferred. apply at 221 Weet Bate ear Woes FIRST CLASS CAKE ae aT NO, 0 Broadway. No druphard need -A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN TO Wines Ee te oe Wn TRO—THRER BOLT MAKERS, NONE BUT FIRST eae eae pris BALL, 129 West 108 ‘NE tne PRANCAIBE, tai dampen al ABRIVB de France déstre placer ‘dane une Amerieaing yoo ~a bares in gery sab gare Dedreseer au 482 Breese bby he FILLE FRANOAISE % DESIRE SB ORR DANS ‘une bonne famille comi vadremer 131 East 224 st, sate in me ctleieccs, ————————— || TOO LAGS FOR a ores B BALE, CHRAP, CHEAP—A toa wagon Hoven yeare ois sound bout. et OR SALE—AN OLD BSTA: BLISHED CITY EXPRESS! a sure fortane to any one giving & ‘his whole attention’ Price low and terms easy. Addreas, for two days, Exprege’ J. XORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, | WILL SELL + day, at 173 Chatham equare at golly Fe shy Ferry Of Pairings, ~ yy iry tnd | SFeaiher beds, a large stock of Cuiey? plated Carver, and a variety’ of uber ‘Goods. OXF, OR TWO GENTLEMEN OR A GENTLEMAN axD hie wife can obtain Beard and furnished Roome, rivate femly. Apply at a) West Bleventh irech weet aot ith aveue,