The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1861, Page 8

y 8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. made o> eeiaeran Wennespay, May 1—6 P.M. Within the pact few days a great number of gntile failures have occurred in this city and » Philade!phia. We have seen @ list of about forty Louses ia this city, comprising some old aud highly respected names, which have suspended | within the past week, These firms are mostly in the dry goods trade, but not exclusively. Two or | three leading grocers, one prominent hardw?.re heuse, and two or three houses in the proviuce business, are among the number. The greaMer por- tion of these failures have arisen from the repu- @iatim by Southern merchants of “heir debts to the North, For some months Week it has been almost impossible 0 effect collections at the South; end since Mr. Lincoln's proclamation, Northern creditors bave been generally notified by their debtors in the rebel Steves thatShey would not pay another cent of their indebte@ness. As the South wee many wilhors to New York, the failures which bave taken place are thus readily explained, and it is made clear that they must be followed by others. Four or five months ago we stated in thiy cofomn that the political movement in progress would destroy the great mercantile houses in New Yorkwhich have grown wealthy ‘by trade with the South; the commencement of the fulfilment of that prediction is now before us, Capits, a “ oun Due fimo) her Danks, 2010: 158 Due © other pune. 3392073 The Reltimens Patriot of Monday afternoon re- The brokere to-day are buyirg aes at 10 per cent; verte Carolina at 12 per cen’ discount; premium, Exchange op 2d premiom. This dec: w York 19 ee as 2 13 he effect of ‘the Union and peace sentiment developed at Frederick om saturday. The New Orleans Picayune, under the date of the 24th ult., thus notices the market Money aflairs progress with exceeding quictness, aac hardy . transaction has occurred to reheve the monoto- Dy of the market. In the way of outaide discounts, ne. gotiations have come to astand, thove who have money preferring to let 1t remain unempioved for the preseat. The bavks are likewise getting to be very custive, aad will only take unexceptional short Thie reticence, coupled with .ne Ct of Pessing exchange and being cotton, tells severely op al who herve to make payments, basis? wo as 4 parties. especially whea Obugatioss due to the in whole or in it would be bad poboy to press keverely oo ebiare who cannot possibly render their resources available im the present emergency we Lear that the bille taken egainet shipments have been accepted by the banks in payment of debts. But this couetitates only @ yety partial relief, as the amount of foreign tonnage which is aow almost “exclusively aught for in the movement of cotton, is not euificient tell with much elfext on the existing swok. Tn & few lustances ‘the Cemand was feir. ‘The first victims of the war are the men who have ‘deen most conspicueus as friends of the South, and ae partisans of the doctrines of the Jeff. Davis sehoo! of rebellion. Qn the other hand, at the present time, mer- chants who have been trading with the West are bardly in a better condition than those who have een doing business with the South. Most of the currency of the great Northwestern States ws based on deposits of the State stocks of Virgi- nia, Missouri, Tennessee and Kentucky, which stocks have within the past few months or weeks deolined over filty per cent, and would be much Jower but for the fictitious demand created by the operations of the bears in Wall street. The fail im these cecurities has occasioned a correspond.ng depreciation in Western currency, and, in conse- qmence, a dead jock in exchange on New York. The Western holder of $10,000 in Chicago cur- renoy (representing deposits of Virginias or Missouris at 75 cents on the dollar) cannot purchase a drafi on New York for any- thing like $10,000 with his money. He must sub- amt to a discount of 10, 12 or 15 per cent. And as there are few branches of trae which can afford to pay such a shave as this, Western debtors, as a genera! rule, are holding back in the hope of some improvement in their exchange market. Many think that the reopening of the canals, the spring movement of produce, will help remove the difficulty; and this is doubtless true to some extent. There is no reason why honest debtors in Illinois and Wisconsin should not send on corn aud flour to meet their notes here. But we take it that ihe cardinal trouble grows out mrinsic worthlessness of the basis of mos Western currency, and that this tronb) onrable. ‘The sooner the West realizes the fact that the stocks of all slave State worthless, that no interest will be paid on t for some years, if ever again, and that money will be saved by sending them to New York and con- verting them into money even at the present preciation, the quicker will matters in that section begin to mend, and Kastern creditors get their money. The West must call in its present de currency, issue fresh bank notes based on deposits of free State stocks, plant plenty of corn and wheat, and ina year it will beable to pay all ite debts twice over. We have frequently had occasion to observe that the war is going to revolutionize ou ‘The beginning of the revolution is upon us. The od, rich houses, which have grown strong by se. ing to the © ,are going down, one after an other; and meanwhile other honses are growing up in their place. Many New York houses will grow rich by furnishing the troops with supplies during the war. War always creates a large de- mand fora certain class of commodities. Those who produce and those who sel! these wil! make money. Next year the West will be able to buy largely of foreiga and domestic merchandise, and careful capitalists will then inquire for Western, just as of late years tl have insisted on Southern paper. There need be no fear for the commerce of New York. Indi- viduals fail and disappear, bnt their places are soon filled by younger and more tuna'e men; andthe commercial community, despi asters of a season, increases year by year bers, wei and power, The difficulty of negotiating paper is very gre indeed, and bat few names can be passed at price. Very choice acceptances go at about s percent. On call the supply is of course minished, and the rates no higher than they were, But little business was done to-day at the Stock Exchange, and most descriptions were | : Tennessees fel) off 224 on the reported vo of the State, and Virginias 1%. Two per effered for the loan of Virgivias for thre Central declined, at the morning board %, Michigan Southern 3{, Mlinois Centra Jena 4, Toledo %. On the other han ments were firm to-day; the coupons of 1x8! vanced 1){, and the 12 per cent Treasury n 4. The Secretary of the Treasury has called for the balance of the loan anthorized by the act of June, 1860—nearly $14,000,000. He wil receive bids till the 30th, unless the amount be previously taken at par. It is rumored that the banks are about to make up a party to take the whole at par. Such patriotion is highly commendable, but the policy of the ste very doubtful. No good ever comes of violating the laws of trade. In open market government sixes are wort! 86—no more. If the banks, tur patriotivm’s sake, give 100 for them, they violate | a law of trade, and weaken themselves unjuyiitia jy. All that the government can ask of mer chants and bankers is to lend it money at the market yute. This country is great enough and rich enough to ask no eleemosynary aid from the bankers of Wall street; and, on the other hand, the bankers wil io reality render the government more service by keeping themselves strong enough to end frequently than by straining their resources and locking up their capital in an wnbusiness like purchase of government bonds at 44 per cent above the market price. At the afte noon board the market was dull and weak, most descriptions being a shade lower than inthe morn- ing. ‘ihe following were the jast prices of the ay:—United & ta, S74, 751% a 76; Tennessee O's, 45% 0 46; Virg 6's, 45 a 46; Missouri 6's, 39% a 40; Canton, 9a 9%; Cumberland Coal pre- ferred, 3.0 4; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 80 a 82+ Pennsylvania Coal, 70 4 75; Pacific Mail, 65 a 68; New York Central, 7140 71°.; Erie, 193% @ 19 Hodson River, 36a 964%; Harlem, 1214 a 123; do. preferred, #0 a 30%; Reading, 81)¢ aS ¢; michi- gan Contraly 44 @ 4434; Michigan Southern ang Northern (Indiana, 13 a 13); do. guaranteed, 27), 4 4; Panama, 101 a 102; Illinois Central, 4a Galena and Chicago, 57 a 6744; Cleveland and Toledo, 23 a 23'4; Chicago and Rock Island, 36% a 267%; Chicago, Morlington and Quincy, 55 a ¢ Milwaukee and Missiesippi, 9 @ 94%; La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant bonds, 5 a 9; Llinois entral bonds, 68 a 89. ‘The busivess of the Sub-Treasary was as follows 19,067 04 pared 00 ’ +. 163,586 08 v0 . 10,649,402 30 The Bank of the State of ) York has de* elared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable May 10. Tho weekly statoment of the Philadelphia banks, Some bank stocks are oflerea at We have not heard changes coutiaue {a the rame unsatisiactory Copenh defore notice ). Degotiation 1 equivalent (o making @ scratch. There is A few smaui sales of made at 94,95, 96 and 100 In francs there doing. Time Duls op the Norn need u loager 08 men. The nly important sale of sight was » rocud amount of bank checks at 1 per cent diseount pills, if ealoabie at all, coult ‘uot be passed better than 1g Yo 2 per cent disgount. The Chieago Tribune has an eneouraging ar- le upon Dlinois currency, which it considers touched its lowest point. The currency has the following basis:— market is at a etand. ermpting rates, bnt buy ere ti0n hardly any demand. Llinois bonds... Southerm fro Stock Exchange. wt May % 2861, #180600 ne ] ie sat reg $8 +6 25000 | Vig dey Terwsy Gout Rit og | $0000 55 10 aba NY Con RR. a ‘aiifornia } b> 's ) Virginia @# #10 50 mt) 60 Web Con RR.. lw Ms & Sing #0 500 Ili Con Pe 3 ic st 400 abv & Tol RR. i000 ty Bpolmafeb. cn, ree 00 25 NY Cen KR. .916 NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. The receipte of all stock at the various yards caring y | nd last week were aa follows: — ip d Calus. Lams. ‘in Forty. a street:— rai en's. fa Sixth stroct— ee pr 2 The current prices of ail stock’ at the different yards to- uy and last week were as follows: Exira, por cwt. Good to prime Extra — Corn fed, per | Tue anpply at the Washinycon drove yard was agsin wlerate this week, and the stock being of a decidedly good average quality, buylog was pretty activo a! fall Many of the butchers note an advance | previous prices | on pearly all grades, but the our quotatiors very favorable after ten o'clock, up y irg bad been done. The yards were tree from dirt and mud, covsidering the rain, but it was wet ani dig: agrecablo walking, nevertheless. geverally heavy corn fed ste to which time v The offerings were , chiefly from [laois and "but with & fair proportion from the other Westera States and from New York. There were no really in terior cattle on sale, and our quotations 23 thi tion may be conaidered nominal price for good to very few eales at ime cattle was Sc. eae than 8e., even for comm iiarket wee generally calted good, und it was that more could have been About 200 head of the best aveere were lakea by tb yernment for Washington, MILOH COWS. We noticet several very fino cowa on sale thi and = were gaid (o havo been wold tho day pro sof, varying from $56 to $70 each, however, and the bulk of the ‘od at low prices, chieily ats a ho~ advantage >usiy dispozed of. VEAL CALVES. JX Of young Calyos, scarcely Ot the market and forced prices \ few of the chojcost of tue 2 dour outeide quotations, but the greater at between Ge a4ige. per pound, = a constdcrabie number of the poores were oxcoed and evou as low as $6, per pow cowa to a very low fi bard oi saio at 20, The market for shoep and lambs remains kame condition a8 during last week. from $2 50 to $6 @ $6 per head: avery small pro the caine prices, while a very lar; iy propor: low €4 60 por head. The aalos of sheep m lots, head, at Chamberlin’s, were—185 sheep and lainba at 6A: 170 at $4 75; 100 at $5 62%; 196 at $325: 300 at 160. 170 ab $2 60; 104 at $3. 140 ot $4 aT. g 30 lambe at $4 14; 85 at $450, 12 ay £976; boats 1; 25 at $3 26: towal, 1 588 The eal 3 varied The market ie overstocked “and prices are deciteuty diolders experienced se caoee, diMoutty ja § en at the jaw raves quoted aboy. ‘aan 333i = ie om == Sh eee). oe " 1363 Beis Bets a BY NEW zon AND ERIE RAILROAD. Horses. crry COMMEMOIAL REPORT. Weewesy, May t—6 P. M. / seas. —The market was unchanged and sales jim ted. ! MBADSTUFSS —Fiour—[he market for commen aud me- \\ mp grades of State and Western was heavy and casier, » ile extra quantities were unchanged. Tae tranfactioas n braced 8000 a 9,000 bbls. , closiug within the follow- Let FeDge OF quotations: — superfine State........5 $510 a 620 bates Stare, goud to choic 625 a superfine Vestern...... +610 @ ice Weatern extrs »-53 a ight Bou +680 a siaight to xooa extra do vee O40 @ (howe extra fonally ond baker 8% a Rye tlour.. 330 a Cor mea, J - 280 0 Cone tap dour Was q exsier, bile choles exts ged. braced £00 a (00 bbe, at $5 26 a $7 60 for w routbern th was vaser for the lower grades. raies of 2,600 bbls, closing witbiu the range above quotaitons. Rye flour waa heavy and dull at our fgures, wih sales of 176 bbls, Corn meal was n far dvmaud and tim at our quotations, Wheat was dull and common grades were lower, while sales embraced avout 42,000 buthels at $4 33 for rea Western ani Bi 36, deliveres; $1 Sk for white California; $1 43. §1 50 tor white Lice, #1 62 fer chok cbigup; $1 Stor Ml waukeo clu, ceiivered, aud $1 26 for state spring, Oorn Was beavy, Abd closed’ wih a teodeney towers lower rates ihe sales embraced about 20,000 buahels at 66° © 66336 for Sonthero mixed; 69¢ for gow southern yel- Jow, 10 a 71> do for worte; d8c. for old mixei Western afloat and iu store, ana 70> for old round yellow. Barley Was vomical at 6c. &00s, Rye was nominal, and oats were beav) and dui Corven.—Owing 10 ® public sule to come off to-morrow, the masket wus quiet. A sate of 200 bugs Marazaido was Thade wp. t Coins —'be depresaion in the rates of sterling ex change tended to check operations, while prices were withon! quotable chargs. the transactions expraced 400 a £00,baies in lots, closing wibin the range of mid hig uplends, tod more steadiness, while eovagements Were light. To Liverpoo) grain was taken to af vent within the rapge o/ yesteruay’s rates, including wheat, in Dage,at 6d., flour was 4s., and dead weighs 203. u 21 a. ‘To London there was wo change to notice, wh.l: an- Bagemens were maderate, Wheat to Havre was 20c tay was uomival for sh'pping qualities, while good to prime for city use was frm at 80e 290: Navan Stones slea of 300 bbls. spirits turpentine were mace st 76c Rosin was tirm and ir fair demand: the extreme views of holders tended to check sales, ¥ Hund —I the market was heavy and prices were cecidedly lower: the sales embraced about 750 bbls at $174 $27 50 for meas, and $13 25 a $13 3734 for prime. Beel was steady, with siiea of 400 dois at $950 a $1125 for repacked races, and at $12 a $1260 for extra Prime mess was un changed sud quiet. Beef bams were stealy, with sales of 100 bolls, ot $1525. Boovn was firm but inactive, at 9c. w 0c. Cut meas were dull and‘heavy. Salee o a and terces at 6c. & 6", 0. for shoulders, aod 8%. for hams, Lard was dai aud heavy, with © 300 bbis, and tWerces at 9Xc. a 9% eh Bitter was ip bet’er supply and che Sales of new Btate at 16c. a l8c., and Uhio do. at ioc. alic. Cheewe Was iD fir demand at 7340 a 0c Rics —Sules uf $00 casks wore mate at 5140. a Ons —The market for liwseed was dull aod heavier Wish rmall eaies city at $8¢ a 600. aud some in cwk was reported at 57 owing review of th» New Bediod market appearé in the Whaiemen’s Sttppruy Last Sporm—We wv of export and home cousuny The tranaactions st $1.35 per yaiion for $1 40, ana 20 to the trade 2 A price wot travapired. Tems ne quiet, The sales for tho week em)race 400 bbis. at 40c. per guilon, and 400 do. on privace terms, Whale- bove-— Maik t quiet aba wi bout traceuctions. svGaRs,—-The market #23 Steady wita Suies of about 600 hhas. Cubs, part at 444, and dir boxes atp t. The stock Of sugara 1st May was | as oli Po New Orl wis... English laianue Messrs, RL. & A. ing ieeonet ey goods :—Beat quart % Quaitty crushed sugar 7 ),0. per iv, orese.a oral ugar go. por 1b.; granaige Sugar 70. per 1b.; d sugar Tc per Lb.; whive FA 7)yc. per Ib.; yedow sugar C6/y0 per Lb. the market Jor chewing or mauniactured advanced abont 6¢, por pound, and leaf bag mproves 16. per pound. Sales Ww day 19 bhde. at 63. a 12,0. The mouihiy statement of stocks in tne New York Tobacco Inspection warehouse is as (oll .ws:— Cencucky. Virginia £.N. C. Ohta. Total. Stock April 1, bhds.11 hg 1,088 42, Regelved eluce 4 — 1,259 “3,266 4 12180 The fook c of Spanish todacco is as annexe) — Sagus. Stock April 1, bales. 2 ‘300 Received eince.... we —_ Total 300 Sales to april 30... 240 Stock May 1. 3 pt 6 ‘Winenry. mulket was tolerably firm, wich eales of 800 bois. HD—FEMALES, | _ SITUATIONS W Wa SHAY, TIDY GIKL WISHES A SMCATION TO AT AL tes Shildren and sow, 1s.a good 2owor; or to do cham. berwork and wafting; 18 a good washer and’ ‘roaer, wiiling and obliging; has good city reference. objection 10 short distance in the country or a fam ly boarding at 0 hidge rtreet, between Groome and Delancey, in the rear, second floor, frout room, for two days, SIYUATION WANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPROT- AX. able gir), as nurse and to do plain sewing, or chambar. work and plain sewing; bas the best city reverence. No ob- jections to the country. Call for two days at 67 Jd st., cor ner of Broadway. kgm | WANTED—BY A RES? RCTABLE WO. A im piain © washer and ironer; tsa good taker an give good elty reference. (all for two days ar 40d SIUAION WANTED-—BY A SOUNG WOMAN, AS 3. chambermaid, or would aesist in washing and ironing if required, or wait on table; Dest city refereace, Call at 29 Mourge #i., for three days. ® WAITRESS ~A SITUATION WANTED, BY A Young woman, as first class waiiress ina private fami Iya god city reference, Oan be seen fortwo days at 80 West ip at, near 6 6th ay REt PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA. A. ‘ion es housekeeper, undersiauds bousekveping in all its domeatic duties, and thoroughly understands \rench and Bpanish cooking, ‘Address for three days A, A. T., siation A. GOMPATENT, YOUNG WOMAN WANE4 A BIPUA- tion ae cook; 18 willing to asslat in the washtog a fig, or would 40 the whole weshing and iroding fon sien {oinily ; good Suvetn from her last place. Can be seen for two days at $8 Went 28h at,, between dth and 7th ava YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION As ONIL. dren's nurse and plain seamstress, or would do cham. berwork and plain sewing; BO objec ion to the country; has vhe best of elty reference. Ca] at ¥3 Weat lvth st. between ou hand 7th avs. VROFESTANT WOMAN I8 WANTED—A8 COOK, IN & smali family in the country; good wi Cooks, workers. and girls lately li at the way Employment Lost dae Broasiway, “up stale, LADY Ww Ist B8 A SITUATION FOR A A FIRST CLASS A Teazutreay who fully underatande ier, une and ‘ can bla reeninmenc in the capacity has to 0b cvion'to 60 light chamnberwork oF wee to gro iF required.” Call at 70.84 ® comer of neat = “udren TU. ATION WANTED—BY A REST" EOTABLE YOUNG wet nurne; Bas a fresh breast of milk Qo Call at 172 Weet 9th wt, third floor, fromt KESPLCTADLE GIRL WaNtS A BIFUATION Ag chambermaid or waitress, Good city reference, Gall ath st. between 6th ana 6th family, or both, im « small family ; uaderst City reference.’ Ca'l for one day At 126 8th st, corner of 6th yin th thes store. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES a SITUATK As cr bermaid and waiter, or todo tine wehin ool has no ob. Call at RESPEC TABLE WO A in private family; tee good aironer, Cao ve keen unt’) suited t 8 Ws ire, be routh Brookiy ts ty iy at PRCTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. AL tion 2s goa coou, waster and ironae: four yeas’ tote. Fence frem her inet piace, Call at Joy Wea st. third, Tout rooms 7 TALON a troner , or lo do general housework ‘The best o1 wri rer aren ra eat De at 43) West 100 st + Rear 6 bave & small private ven, Apply [or RESPECTABLE JOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU. A ation to cook, wach and Iron; tv an exellent baker, and fan make pastry,” Has the best of city reference irom her last place. Call for two days at 12y 20th et, between Yd aod sa aves BESUKCTABLE GIAL WANTS A GITUATION AS cock, Washer and lroner, tn # private family. eix mAs Sty reference, Carat No. Y 7d ave., in the rar, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIBL Wis cok rivate ‘amily; baw eat ag AE a toed pluin evox, Has the be y re ieee che itved rt re Uall at rr waiene scoome A or, front no 7 8 COOK-=WANTED, A BICUATION, BY A TOUNG A ‘couk j i woman @ Clase j le wil ing ta ae int io waehti Dest of ity reference from her Fen two diay 6+ Wert ath at, between and 7th ava, two ‘rom th av. , THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1862,— * \TUATIONS WATED—PEMALES. 5 ta NIUE FROTRLAANT GIML * rs a sreUa. jv" Rnd" Sueno‘ for creer dma e ‘xaret class serv: jane Resepied here, 294 Fourtn avenue. * ‘sow shine vores excl ri for employers Ly seer nega seg emer Hite aot is “ wn fiedpaaiae Sakic ga a ® MUUSEKEEPER—BY A COMPETENT LADY OF Summer ig ecbienecyataee ‘alfe O at call at 184 West 42¢ at, yin REAPECTABLE YOUNG big ged WOMiN WANTS A vanon a& chambermaid and waitress ‘or shane. Plum Seametresa. all sor two aaye at i6z 7th av. SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS WANTED-—SY & R™- bspeatable e young women enn ‘cut and fit ladies’ and chi.- dren's Winds of Canby mowias, haa 0 0, jrelion ty the country ; good references. Avdvexa 575 Herald office; or can be Been at Lok Bast 2th 4 2d avs., roum & A SITUATION WANTED, BY ry ELOER- $ ey com: “3 or growing Riterense. "Gall Tor wo Gaye atS7o xe 1th stg, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION TO TAKE care 0¢ children, and 10. do sexing; usderstands doiog Ludsen'e and all hinds of family weving, beat eity refe- ence Apply at a0 3d sy., neay 10th st. KESPECTARLE G'RL WANTS A SITUATION AB A ‘nurse snd seamstress; ondersiands bairdressing and plain sewing; bas no objection "0 go tn the ovuntry, Gua ava weet of elty rerezences. Can be seen for two days at 86 ent dlet wi 42 TEOTASLE MILDLE AGED ENGLISH WOMAN 4 elohen, a situation to, take oure of no ohi'd or do light (ork. Can be acen for three days at 9) Kast 224 a, corner ay. SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG woman, as puree in a 4 abe understands ne chterct a bavy from itsbith, would have no opjestion (0 uesiac fn chumner work or to do plain sewing; no objection to the country. Has the best city reference, Can bo veep at 53 Weat 46th ot, jvnear uk br ASTUATION WANTED DY A W2LL EDUCATED Gerwan Prowatant giel as seamstress; can do all binds ‘a familly sewing aca embsoiderings 10 obvi to aasiot In ‘bamberwork. Good city reference, Addresa N. H., herald oflie, PITUATION WANTED-BY A BESPECTABLE A. young German gin, Who spraks Engiah, 18 yoars of ge, ab chamoermald and to take care ct ebildrém.” Apply st led West dist st, Srst floor back room. QOOD COUK, WASHER AND IRONBE, WANTS first-class family. Oall at 153 Bast 32d PARISIAN AND PROTESTANT LADY, WHO IS A gqverneee, desires 9 sitzation ia a Zamntly Or #2001: rhe would be willing to az-ompany to Europe »me young ladies OF shy otber person, being azsustomed to travel,” Address ¥, +. Herald ollie, - SITUATION WANTED-—BY A RESPECTABLE wo. man, vo Wel puree @ Daby iu her own bou! ile bestof city references. apply at 448 Obersy site AION WANIEDSBY A RES °EOTABLE PRO- testy: t leh as nurse and seimetress; understands she care of children or to do light chamberwork; can cut at ladies’ aud children 8 dreases: good vity reference, ©. i a sch uy, between 28th und doth ata, SIVWATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. A fe} WANTED—| ¥ & YOUNG 2 2OUNS BPA 28 cpg fhe dma facie ha We fee washiag ferences: of from ber lest pl. wher abelivedtwoveste ‘Can'be soen for two days at 188 ‘Sd avenue, between ‘end 17th sts,, ip the fancy store. A SITUATION WANT! atl A YOUNG WOMAN, AS and Ironer, and good baker of Bread 5 » aud Bo ob- mr capable of pbirgcharge of 6. ‘@ dairy, an be SIYUATION WANT! BY A WOMAN, a3 Liem class cok aud to assist in the wi and ironing, or to geow, wna and’ iron a's small Cami fo Ora rate baker, Oo ¢ LJ a Hochioaen late comir ase Se Stich gata feet Be ity reference. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young woman, to do up stairs work and embrol- 07 Fousework in & sméll family; no objection. to, go, & short distance in the country, Call at ‘Obryatie rear room No 2 AS onan CBAMBERMAID AND WAITER—BY & NEAT AND ligtpg Germsn girl; a Protestant, Can be seen at her present emp.oytr's, where she has lived ae the ee years. Cail for three days at 69 Pierrepont at, Brook’) YOUNG GIRL WISHES A Lig hg rei AS ania maid ard nuree, or toassist in the wi 5 ty willing fo make hersali generally useful, Has the. best refe- yence. No objection to go 'm the country, Call ot obo av, corer of 36th st, second floor. SIPUATION WANTED-BY A SCOTOH YOUNG WO, A man, ws wailer and chambermaid, or as seamstress ference. "Gan be son unt fl ie at ibe confectionery store, rence. seen ua 270d ws., between 22d and 244 mis. Coexz BITUATION anne merges A go, usher aed srover; eieclaetieds as tai oft ‘and oblig- ‘ng t New York refeceuses given Riad le, Sands at., Brooklyn. JHAMBERMAID.— WANTED, BY A. RESPROTABLE ung woman, with good sity reference, & situation as chambermald ud waiter- Can be seen atid Vanbrunt at Sotween Commerce and Debevoise. Srookiy®. G= WADTS A SITUATION—TO DO GOOEING, washing and ironing in & small from last place Can beseen until engaged ar 10] last ab et, ‘back bas« ment, ign eden Ate SEER ATION ay. a one do generai housework ia ® small private family. Cal Rais builivan at, - FL OPSEEEELER A, LaDy, REELING HERABLE ‘uly competent to take el agebold, a intvation In ponte geutleman’s family; a widower'a preferred. Addrees 8. K., Brooklyn 0st office SITUATION WaANTED—AS AN ASSISCANT fps keeper, or aclerkelap, by a youvg man, 19 years of age; eat of references given; sblury fot #o much of Bh ob ject as & yermanent situation ‘Address J, W. @, Herald ZYEVAVION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chamber nid aad waitress, of a8 chaxabermald and "to do fine Washing and ironing Can’ be seem at her present em- ploye! Went Sist ats for two days, ITUSTION WANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, AS So chambermaid, or to do general housework, Apply at 89 avenne A, Leer 6th st., third floor, ta sgt WAN(SD—BE A YOUNG WOMAN, AS good cook, washer aud troner; good city reference, ' Cuil at 110 West 26.b st, between 7ch and th avs. KESPEOPADLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHE4 A SITU. ation a8 cook, washer ad ironer ina small faruily, or chamberma'd aud Jaundress; 18 willing and obliging; good vy reference Usn be seem at at 87 Knat Wd at. near ‘etopen avenue. SPXOPASL¥ YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA A Tamas cnatteeeatt get welicuas and 'sa.to qaceel Rotsework in a respectable family: bas no orjectiongofoa Fhort du tance lu the country Cad be #-en for wo days at Vent Zietst, Detween Sih and 9th ava, fret oor, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A odo general housework in a private family; or as good pitin cook ina Boarding house; good city reference; excel- Tent wasber smd ironer. Cal at No, 29 Monroe at A biarion WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young gtr, as chambermsid and waitress, o- to take exre { ottidren and do plain sewiog; bas mo objection to live in ew dork. or to go to the covutry for the summer; has the ext of city reference from harlast place, Oall at #5 Jackie at, pear Kienry si,, South Brookiyn, SIT'ATION=BY A RESPEC EBL & YOUNG or RL, {to Co chamber work and wafting, or avaist with the wasn: {ng ana iron ‘ng, or to do geueral housework in asmail family, in be seen {oF tWo days if NOt eusagert, ME 152 Forsyth sty 8 SHAMSTRESS AND CHILDREN'S NURSE--A SITU- AY aion by a Young gi; can cut and dt fr eaildreu, M ze: fred, or would do chanberwork and take change of chil. ren, 8 @ first class operator on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing wachioo; best of city reference given, Call for two days, at 189 ast Sith et BUSVECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WIBHES A SiTEA- tion as chambermatd und waiter; is willing and obliging, beat and tity. fas no objection to goa short distance in the country. ‘ihe best of city reference, Call for two days at 17) oth st, between 7c and Eth avenues, ‘A SHUAMION WANIEDBY A XOUNG WOMAN, un chambernuald or to tal f ohili make forsalt deaeteliy setts oe objection to-go e siiorl Giethuce * | im the country. “call at 474 8th ay., corner of 36th at., for two aye TIVATION WANTED—BE A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AA, ae good, pain gock,, washor and ironer; understands ng. chamber aud laundry wor reference, No ob e-tion to the country. Gali? at 80 Hester at wecond oor, rout room. A SITUATION. WANTED-BY A YOUNG, GYHL, sok, washer, pad tronst, Reference from last place, Apply at 2620 av for two days, if pot engaged, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL prcsene A SITUA- tion as seamstress, understans ssmaking, and is a plain sewer; a0 ob! ction to take care of ehiltren Or to tered heference Sof aon) if required. Caa be seen for wo days at 488 6th av , between 29th and 80th sts , room 15. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SICUATION AS LAUN. Greg or Would do, chamberwork and fine wasbiiit and Tr ming; bas no objections to the oor Bas the best city reference, ft 8) Weet 19th at » Deiweon Gch and 725 avenues, ncerstends ali kinds of hous-work; is kind and obliging; "ae no objection to the country; {8 capable of waiting or to isa washer nee froner; reference 4 fends st, Brooblyn. ITUATION WANTED—BY A REPECTABLE YOUNG D> iri, he cham -ermaid and waitress; is a @ good washer and Foner, ity reference. Can be acen for two daye ia her pre: sent situation, No. & West 32d at. SITUATIONS WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN AND '§ girl aged 14; one todo light chamberwork and waiton the table, the other to cook, wash and irony no objection to the country : good city reference, Cull at the Large anscitate, 1'8 West Lita st. and och av. SITTATICN WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chamber maid ard waitress, or chambermaid aud to Assist in washing Zroning, be seen for two days at 172 Went 2th et., between th and &w avs, SHUATIONS WANTED—Y TWO GIRLS: ONE. 45 SSgcod plain ccok, washer and froner, the other to do general Pousewerk, kins the best of city recereace from tris last piace,” Call 169 act 26th st , between tet and 2d aves. SITUATION WANTED—FOR A YOUNG WOMAN, TO Ske charge of children and do up stairs work sve re fers witb permission to the lady with whom she lived for the ast two years, and at the same place can now be seen fiast Broadway. Siltncernan WARTED-BY A SM4RT, TIDY GLAL; QUTUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG D> girs, to do chamberwork and waiting, or to take caraot children'and do plain sewing. Best of city rererenve from her Inst place. Apply at 120 test 3id st, cormer of 7th ay. SITUATION WANTED—FOR A HARD WORKING AND indust:fous girl, in the clty or country; 18 a good plain cook, excellent washer and {roner, and thoroughly experienced in housework, references unexesptlonable, Apply at 113 at- lantic at., Brookly 2. SITUATIONS WANTED—B¥ TWO RESPECTABLE girls; one as cook, washer and ironar; the other ua Chamiverinaia nd 19 Take care of grown enltdren, or 10, da ‘bg. ‘ihe best of city references from ‘their last Me given. Gall st 26 2th at, between Madison Pinoee nnd 4th a ITUATION WANTED—RY A WOMAN, TO DO CHAM- Derwork. Apply at 48 Myrtle ave., brdokiyn, TPUATION, byline i A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO x to take care cf children; best of city refe- at 144 West goth at., between 7th ané sth arent call for two days. or PROTESMANT GIRLS Lia USITUATIONS, ONE as cook, washer and ironer, the mbermaid snd waitress; best of sity refercnce, ga fr tm days at 2004 Wooster st., between Amity ani ET NUBSE—WANTED, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, with a fresh breast of mil, « a baby, to nurse at Serene residence. Having no ebtidren, ahe can devote all her time to Wu care:” Oall stot addrens S84 iat ors sevond oor Tome ANTHD—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN or as chambermsid and waitress in a small pritaee fhmily. Excellent reterences given. “Can be seen 18 20th st , in ibe rear, REGPROTABLE COLORED WOMAN WISHES 70 Keep a gentleman's house for the summer balot teen. tan bomen a euhe (A XOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 SITUATION a8 NUS IE © private family; ean aut A cess end ehildcen's Bresson: "ibe vost ot sity rere. renee will be given. Can ho seen for two daye at 366 6th ave, A SHUATION WANTED—BY A. KESHECTAGLE oun vate family: she in a good Beh phi ey oa jork ; no ob ject e country; has referent Sraas weet Loh at, frat door, font room, oi LADY WISHES TO oe A SISUATION FOR ‘au excellent girl as good plain cook, Washer and ironer; Seombevel xaaeta® Oshietih ieaianoc TANTED—BY A RESFROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A reference given. Can ve men ‘for two. “days at 216 Beat 251k ‘aRTED—3I f RESPECTABLE PROPES CANT GIB mbermnald in @ priv ates Seattuation 9 @ private family. Cal WANTED A SITUATION, AB A FIRST OLASS COOK, Gan feabbne tcnet uly histones ene Tee Creuee.. "Cant Gays, from 10 A. M. to'3 1 M., at 296 Sullivan sty room 16. °° ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE pd rouDg pp Pager ye to do cham! ; Sep — wafting, or sew place,” Gall at 129 7th av., near you alaaitaaaatais ci RESPECTAPLE WOMAN, WHO HAS LOST HER own baby, with a fresh breast of milk, wishes a baby Atherown residence. Best of reference. Call at 10i West 42d at, top floor, frone room A os YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A_ SITUATION AS ‘understands her Dustneas in every way; would as dist in washing und ironing; no objection to. go A «aortas: tance in the country; also & young womn a” chambermaid tnd seametreas., Good elty references. Call at 160 Bass 25th + third floor, front room, eth nance nin SCOTCH GIRL WISHBS A SITUATION AS CHAM. At bormaid or waitress: no ob jection Wo take care of « baby, 138 Congress 61, Bro ‘kly SYTUATION ¥ ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS nurse and charibermaid, or ae ouree and seamatress, Can be sex. #1 ber last place, 122 West 13th st, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS WAT tress in @ private family; would like to goin the coun. fry for st City reference, Can be seen for two dyys at 202 F: h st , top floor. BITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE oman, as chambermsid and to do plaia #e wing, or ha Shambermasd ‘and children’s nuree; would be willing to ‘a shori distance im the country; would hare no objection @ travel with ® family; can produce the best of city refe. 345 Bast Asth at renee. Call for two days's od el! Sear Stet at t third floor, SITUATION WANSED=BY A RESPBCTABLE young Ateriean girl (Protesiany), ina private family, as Ghiid's Lurse and todo plain sewing: No ovjection to go in ‘country for the summer months, Best city refereace, Cail or address BA. T , 10 Saat {th wt., room No. REST EO?ABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISIIES A 8(TU- ation as children's nurse and plain sewer; 00 objection fothe country, Best reference ‘ram her last place, an be eon for two days al (O West Isti st, near 6th ay. BIIUATION WANIED—BY A RESPECTABDE young Woman, @% Cook and (o assist with the washing the uiiderstands her bustness in all its branches, rat . “| RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUA. A Lod a Rood plain cook, washer and troner; ts capable of aundresa’ place if reynired; mo objection to go % ee wh the country, | ood elty reference, Call at fut ave, fortwo daya. sg OOK—-SIZ CATION, WANTED, BY A YOUNG WO man, in a private fami) yood washer and ironer; ore vel: erstands ber bt ines; dest of city referenc? trom ber Baise ea five years Call at FP kearo® st, Brook two days. AION WANTBD—BY A GERMAN GIRL, TO cook, Wash and iron. Best efly reterence given from her fast piace. Ca'l for two days at 243 Went 16th at., top floor, back room. Te LE EEN ITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE A Foun Fremsn, do general housework ira Ered 9, Ye objection to 0 bs -4 plea ci at ‘at 11d Bast Bale at, bitween floyt and Wand sti, Brook TON —— BY \ RESPECTABLE G1 A 4 senate housework, or Sarre werk Ht, . i N UNS fettecls ror two dapat No. 647 Greenwich men pen a nn nek nan Ahonen 1hL WISHES A SITUATION AS 1 A. 1d Scien or an euteea hanir ta ae ivin oyine ‘nad embrokiery; 18 capable of veking the ge of AD orant anita de reference given all JOUNG OLKL wants. A A BITOATION, rae hs 4 AS of a sl ae a Lt 5 3 de a Rrence from ber last plaoa. Galt ror wo Gage es 20a ulderty st. Vy ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A ‘uation as cook; understands all kinds of bakin; willing to a0 part of the washing and ironing Can giv gliy relerence, Can bo seen ior a few days at 89 6th ar , fear JANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young girl, to do plain cooking and assiet with the wash- and iroing. Luquire at her present employer's, 2) West 1 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG PRION feamstroas; she thoruiighly understands cutting and aiting children’s dresves and general family sewing; would not a rject to take poe children; oe Pg nt to go to the country, can give Teterence, or two do. it Weat Warren st Mouth Brook pt RTE D— WASHING BY A RESPECTABLE Wo. to ¢o either Indies’ or gentlemen's washing; can do them %p 4 the neateat +ty 0; flusiog and plaiting, or would go out by tae day, good recommenda’ dations. Cail at 170 West 28th st, between 7th and 8.h avs , second floor, in the rear, TANTED—A SITUATIO BY A YOuNC to do housework in a Ny inne fanily: plain cook, and a good washer and ironer; best 0: aiven, Call for two Gaye at 26571 a near 27tb st, ANTED--BY A KFSIEC: TABLE GIRL, A SITUA. tlon as ehambermaid or to take care of children and do plain sewing; has taken care of an invalid lady for the last gala Ket ea"s; no objection ty the country for ‘he summer. ‘al hop her present emploser's, 17 6th av., between 10 and 2 TARTEDC HY A YOURG wosen, A-BITUATION A WA 2ieinbe:tnaid and seaaetre e care of ee vebiidien: ean ¢ rose. and do ail ki plain Can be seen for two faye at her fast Went + between Oth and 6th 18, 46 avs. from ten ti] two o'ciock, Wa A MIDDLE AGED Ps yf A SITUA. ‘tion As cook, n a ymall private family; has no ob jes tion to agsist with the washing and ironing; wages chject. Wanted, also, for a youn gee nurse and oa: s(fene: best of reference given. Can be seen fortwo days from 10 to 4 at 227 B3d st., between Broadway and 8th ave, first floor, front room, WA STED-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN, ‘who is bi up her ayme, A situation to travel oF to axe charge ut a favalid oobi eotio PRtof the globe. Inquire for M. mith st., Hro-kiyn, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A GEBMAN GIRL. AS general honseworker in'a private family, Call at 406 d'n ¥., second floor, front rovm. ‘wares vanes bet hid AS NURSE AND io stress, by @ le girl, in @ privave tami iy, Bent of city reference. Th be seen for two days at 335 6th ave, « WANTED SITUATION, BY (A | RESPECTABLE droid Joune git ures: ean Yo al and wooing ‘Sail an 35 Fih av. between Sd and ith sts. uood referet TANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN, A femly; would assist fa taking care of's young child.” Gal ae wi care of a (Meddtev Ney 1 Gresley Willamebarg biti J ANIED—BY A MIDDLE AGED PROCESTANT ENG. Tishw. situation a& auras and sewing or chamber. anid, and todo fine washing; beat of ely retereuoe eto enesty and capability, Cal Fiat news and toy store, 53 VFow SITUATION, BY A RES!’ ABLE ound omen a professed cook; ‘inderatanda her bust tere thail is celisnt baker} ca send uD EI ca hoy, private family; has t tof alt referensen, ease oni ANTEL—BY A RRSPRCT de rag ht yi WOMAN. A fitnation a@ plain cook, w lroner; no objec. tion to general hovwework ‘al rt Wo Wheeler & Wien, tac er gona. sly ay “Can be eeler eon ne fen ‘Tor two dayantl! West ad at, i setergeenn front room, —— KOSPACTARLE YOUNG GIkL WANTS A strga. A Min a8 oot plain cook and fire: sate washer a would bave vo objection to do yeneral house wort city reference from her last place. soe bas for 3d by., Letweon slat and 42d #8, to the bakery, ANTED—A BITUATION, BE A STEADY YOUNG AAFiTh, 1 Co ckamberatork and Wain. nw privatn family; Would wenist © a goud Wii) rete faenlys Teale eae MRO MBC MIN, Deters 36 and sd aves. ¥ A RESPECTAB as Loess te ce aS ‘A SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE YOU! aa Weems Sk ava WiDr ere, eae Aan, djuiat on mea “Sogewon W SITUATION TO DO GEYEKAL nen im 8 a eters Cy poor tay all for two dage as 00 tnt St iTED—A SITUATI Worrerreiati marti woman, “Ga, SOR Gad , RITUATION, BY A = Protestant girl, to do isang et pay gy te Weer SITUATION, BY A ee a, ‘as chambermaid and waitress ectn 65 ps and do plain sew: Spoons #0 in the — ier hago Best, ‘De seen Hast 26th st between 24 eid Sdarenuce, ‘Aiituation for genera, housework; soe is, ran tsi for cook, washer'nnd irtues, Good city relerenee Piet Placé,”" Call ot 177 Franklin su, f0F two day, ANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, W situation as ier waitress, oF 10.00 eeoeeae housework in fi a place.” “Address 20 Tt aver top hoor, Toommator 2 days autep iY TABLE Wn -B' andre! at Peed GIRL, angen isiee det = ie aes ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A "ABLIZ Wee aber, “eat ees sag oa tb nore ine West 36th at , for two days, mT" A GIRL, WHO ¥ More. her ormer @ situation as ry hed 7S ayaa ‘in taking care of Call at 27a Wamaa! SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE 501 4m & einall private Nate tamigs 6 ood « ay reference. Call st 2% ita Lg imieae LHe BELG its bouseronto a moa YOUNG WO. man, a r waned petvaie family; tn” hong ise Ababa none objection 10 ind pply at vat Paci, Gner the araotsy, front roem, No. 28, wry ‘BY A GIRL Fives t- tuat ion to do eh cham! Ra od reterence given ctr from her last ection to tne cguniry Apply for two ro days at former or Vacitle, Over the grocery, second door, front Toon PANTED—A SITUATION, BY youn, me ind trdnen oF to § Lecatek an eae Fay Call at thesecond sore, Brouke waitress; good sity referenee cua be gl door trom waltic atin Hoyt si in the fancy lyn. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation to cook, pee ned ee isa za'e baker, {ho dhuntry. “Gan be ween for thiee days.” Ayply a0 183 Sree cou ee daya. at pect st Boosie. ne oF Huee da Wate A Logg olbtty Pr ft: A ig ad jo general housework for ‘amily. ., between Broome and Ma By Sor two dare ‘at 169 Mulberry ‘rand, room No. 6. Wenrep. + SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE good cook con dd all kinds of e/oking, and ve afiret fate waener and iromer; bas no objection. 46 housework of a small family.’ Best of ety rovercpee. « on deseen for two days ar i Aliantic at) Brooklyn, over Thomson's grocery store, fret floor, frout room. WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE YOURG, WOMAN, & tituatlon to do general housowork in & sual ie famy; 18a good. plain cook. washer and ituper; would do chamberwork sud. help with ths washing and Troning. “Gen come well recommented, Please eal! st Ga Bast Warren st Ww NTED—BY A COMPATENT YO NG WOMAN, & sitvationas waiter tv a private famliy; would assist with the chamberwork if required. ae best of ctiy rere rene from her last place, where she has lived for several v Csr be seen ior two days at Ga) Mh ave , commer of a AUER WANTED, BY fae et musa woman, a stitaation objection to’ trot country Call at 660 waver st. ere WATTERS Se, A oan Batt Ne A | waa: yl girl asituation as chambermald and waitress; ling ana ooliging to do oar ink ee es oo Bah ete best of city ieferemee from be abe Seventh ave, between 3ist and 32d ets., atest aor mr tromt room, ANTED—BY A YOUNG aia A ee age AS ese ginr ie csentg: ety Mleamoedea el ata) Yack 8th st, near ave. A n et ANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A 8 7] Nh coacrni gt ceing o aae ad ‘eet mn wast apd ironip; ‘Can, Smployern, 44 Whloughby sty Brockipns nt ne Preeens ‘ANTED--BY A VE&Y RESPECTABLE = ‘man, # situarion as fires clase cook; oop os highly to: commended from ber last. place, utste a her Salas thoroughly. Cnn be seen a! 96 West Lith et , for two days, em Chamberwork ren, 424 do baby's eiiged go veoren t ea es -ihcnecaaag ANTED-—BY A Ma be 7 the country as cham! ws iter Pendent by with the irgaing. Cali ar ie Pringe thy corner of fmecupenee TANTED—SITUATIONS BY TWO RE@PRCTABLE. ‘young women, one as first class cook, and the other as el bermaid and laundress, or as waitress; both fully an- derstand thelr ousiness; bave ibe best of f Can be seen at No. 22 haat 36th st between Me and atin ‘ava, for two days, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEC ws young gil, ag chymbertnaid and wich oF os chamber? maid and to do plain sewing; has the best of’ city roference. Can be seen st No 69 West Wh st, i Metween 61h Lad Tih aves secon floor, trontroom. ANTED=A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE oman, indres?, in a ¥ Ht dues the best of eity rexercrice tas werlam fines’ Gales car 198 Kast ich ‘back Foon. seen for two cays Saleee Sta a ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, A ALTCATION chambermaid; no objes+ ‘AR purse and seamstress, ur as cl no tion to the country; Dest of ot of oly safe cau ‘Apply’ atthe groft House room 15, © aud Broadway, froat wu ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A. RESPECTABLE city reterence | sos ro ” be ti seterence (Poms we las ace «Can st; bolween Ist and 2d ava,” teen ANTED—\ SITUATION, BY A RRSPYOTABLE tino do coking, aah, and rons ga: ehamber work +3 small pri ~ yf she understands er busi- Deas. Hest ef ells retere quired, seen Gays at 1 Maine! , Brooklyn, Sanne Se ie ANTED—BY A YOU chambermaid and nurse, or ae ¢! wasting No objection te te guuntey. Call present employer's, Nod samt S5uh nt, for two dase, N, A SITTATION AS berwork anid 1 do Call at her TANTED—A SITUS ATION. BY A YOUNG CIR cham rnaid ur ne obaubermald ih and ernmmorone Col for two de} voklyn, seoond Moor, ‘rung room. TANTED-—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO do the chamber work anit waiting of ® family; ‘00 ob- jection to do general house 0 Objection to #5. a dies \anceia the country, “Can bs een fortwo days at 201 Bast ANTED—A | AITUA ATION, BY A BESPECTABLE nt girl, ws first clhed waitress, or as chambermaid and altress orto do ‘ 10" pint sewing, dhe best of cy refe- jace | Calta ‘eat 37th st, between Top tocr, front foams, fee tweeaye’ ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A RIrw Arto IN nt imal! private famnlig, Das a thorongh ki of several henrework. Tie beat of reference ef rom her presentemployer. Oall at or address 69 Degraw at , Sowth Brooklyn. ANTED BY A RESPEOTALE PROTESTANT Int Deut of city reference, “Can be teen forte Sepe at Sie 26th st, Front room, sceond floor ee HO Wert ANTAL —A SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER AND woner in @ private femily; fam good baker: has four rs city reference. Address Bilen, serald office, for twa ANTED—A SITUATION tab A Misia cook, washer’ and t reference’ from Aer iat pings: Galt for © daya at at an Hudson ay, Brorkiya Sit we TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPEOTALR Wo- man, as chambertn id end waitress, OF Wwaliress; bag no objection to go to the evuniry ; best of city referene given Call at or eddrese 36 Bast 15th st, between Broaiway ad ry the rear seor nd tlocr, for two day ARIED A § SITUATION, ce rinse obass Cu0K, s ‘amily of city reference given Ay: ply for two days at 205 Fest 17th f setieg ANTED—BY A MO#T Ladd hte TOL eG we 9. wan, @ situation e& cook and ty AeSistin the wa: Nog « 4 ironing beat of city rferenge from her last places wher e lived three years, Please call at or address Lay \\ ost 2) ry ’ Sy WY cane wand Laid TON, BY A RESPECTABLE one woman, 10 do chimberwork and walling and Assit arith e washing ayes nd ironing; has lved two years in Peco mine: Sopeat ii amithars ond esthdad Cul hii ITUATIONS, BY TWO FOUNG \ Weenetas pln ack, cad the of For at shan QUNG WOMEN Ferenss, Call for two days M23 Jaye Behe ne $day st , Brooklyn. pin = Dd EE in ANTED—BY A RESPECT. - Wiri daate 1, tntry a Ads i competent oF bes agen rok, oy wy Pwd ; ‘ave , be tween With asst 36th nen, Tin Boom hath eon “Un seen fort two days if not erpaged, ANTED—BY a REEPECTABLE: you! euan, wu Hitoation to do general housework: jection & chort distances In thPeuaty riferaae, Gan seen for two days, % » between ist and aves. ws BY A ‘BO sitgation a ermald of walirese: no objection Wo Asie with the ‘end ironing: best of city rele. renee Onl! at 100 Weet st, between Geb and 7th aves, youre WOMAN, 7