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. sce oa dpa no ro by ch diplomatic agents ‘moderation shewn by the present critical circumstances, that if the Emperor’s government “ con indifference bess gn dig eomplished, neverthelecs me proper a ite atten- Semone Ses, tgs nett me, tes whic! ance was o pirty; OO mous movement of 4 people resolved the See Between ibese two ene course to follow—io ne ‘matotam.ieekt 'in”ecocrd,. with accorded ia America to the offer of mediation ‘Gy tbe Emperor's government:— ‘The received despatches: ftom M- Saas be the sekamin ot tan ortern yo- 7 # wok ae Me i Huey i aie Che Journal de St. Pderdury of to-day, in coply to eB artlole of La France, says:— that Russia was the first to take ete ser Greek mm wren the treaty aad prote. Austria. Vinee, Dec. £3, 1963. ‘The upper Howe adopted the Budget to day precisely as voted by the Chamber of D eputios | ‘Bae Eoaporor in person will close the cesaton on Thure- Gay next. “ @INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, Dec. 28, 1862. ‘The foreign commerce of the port for the woek ending showed an aggregate import of early three million dollars, against an aggre- gate export of produce, merchaniise and specie with somewhat less than three millions and three- quarters. Our importations of foreign dry goods are falling off; but we still consume as much or pearly as much coffee, tea, hides, sugar, spices, drags, ko., a9 usual; aud at present prices these goods take a great many shiploods of produce to pay forthem. The receipts of cotton continue Might. Thus far the operations of our o.licera in the *Beuthwest have not succeeded in bringing to light any large quantities of the staple. Though the Planters of the Southwest, their families and slaves, are generally in a starving condition, and large numbers of them are fed by the charity of our military commanders, the insurgent bands which infest that region, acting under orders from Richmond, continue to burn all the cotton they oan find, thus inflicting equal suffering upon the owners of the cotton and the manufacturing Glanses thtoughont the world. Our receipts and of Western produce continue liberal. Ae We anticipated last week, our specie exports have fallen off. They will cotitinue to do so unless he financial policy of Congress and the mishaps of our military commanders should increase the | prevailing distrust. ‘The following are the official tables of the week and for the year to date:— Bor tha week, 1640, 1961. 1862. 160, BL fein: WRT pone 20830 | oD rt tA ee dems Aipeo senverr 1.630040, iab.teeae. 171,706,108 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2Y, 1862. Since January 1.$45,189,006 6,718,190 50,406,802 The banks last Monday showed a specie average of $35,554,336, being a decrease of $1,164,418 from. the preceding week; a deposits ae 6 of $154,821,501, being an increase of $195,835, and @ loans average of 9173,853,596, being an Increase 0f8919,650. The banks have for some time steadily purened a policy of expansion. mer- cantile business has been greatly contracted in consequence of the war, and the old plan of selling on long credite hes fallen into disuse, the bank discounts haye swelled from $120,000,000 to $173,000,000. It is just @ yeer to-day since the banks suspended specie payments. During that year gold has advanced from par to 132, and arti- cles produced, manufactured or imported, have, with few exceptions, advanced in the same ratio, thus swelling enormously the cost of living, and the burthens cast upon the poor man by the war. This advance was originally caused by the policy of the government in issuing paper money; but it wasgreatly assisted by the bank expansion. In- stead of pureuing acautious policy, which might lead to an early resumption of specie payments, our banks no sooner suspended than they began toincrease their discounts, and to lend, without stint, upon stocks, gold and merchandise. The consequence is the present condition of prices, and @ bank expansion without parallel in our his- tory, and which will probably call for investiga- tion at the hands of our State Legislature this winter, The financial policy of Congress remains unde- termined. Financial schemes appear in the papers from day to day, purporting to emanate from the Treasury Department or the Committee of Ways and Means. But many of these are palpable im- postures, contrived inthe interest of Wall street speculators, while the others are probably nothing more than shrewd guesses. Thus a bil) ascribed to Mr. Chase makes him ask Congress for power to issue $900,000,000 more legal tender notes, in the teeth of his emphatic declorations in bis report that he was opposed to farther issues of paper; and another bill, purporting to come from the Ways and’Means Committee, authorizes the isaue of $500,000,000 six per eent bonds, but does not mention how long they are to run. The publi” cation of these imaginary projects affects the stock and bullion markets, and this ie probably the object of their authors. More than a week will elapse before the public can ascertain whether a return is to be made tosound principles of finance, or whether, in the language of the Presi- dent, we are to drift on the waves of more legal tender issues towards ‘‘Conti- nental prices.” The. President, and it has been generally supposed Mr. Chase also, to- gether with the more experienced members of the Senate and House of Representatives, are known to be hostile to any farther manufacture of irredeemable paper money. On the other many members of Congress, who are direct! indirectly interested in the farther inflation of prices, and the entire lobby, are bent on obtaining issues of paper a9 copione as those which flow from the Treasury Department at Richmond. Wall street, on the onef hand, and, on the other, ‘Western speculators, who are hent on reviving the land speculations of 1857, exert a powerful pres- sure in favor of more paper. They care little whether tea sells at $5 a pound and boots at $25 a pair, provided they can realise profits on the stocks, lands, houses, merchandise or gold which they have bought. It is nothing to them that a new issue of paper will swell the oxpenses of the war from two to three millions a day, and that the soldiers who are fighting oup battles at a stipniated rate of wages will find, when they are paid, that their $13.8 month will only purchase as much food and clothing for thefr fami- Hes as $7 would have purchased when they enlist- ed. These are considerations which do not affect them inthe least. The issue rests with Congress, and the vote wil! determine how many members of that body are disposed to legislate for the people at large, and how many for the speculators. There is nothing to be said on the subject that has not been reiterated over and ovor again. We will only add here thet the evils of a permanent dissolution of the Union—enormous and intolerable as they would be—would probably prove leas ruinous to the Nofthern people than the mischiefs which would inevitably result from the unlimited paper issues now demanded by speculators. Money was worth 586 per cent oncall at the clove yesterday. The course of the money mar- ket, like that of the stock, bullion and exchange markets, depends e0 directly upon the policy pur- sued by Congress that it is idle to speculate upon the prospect in advance of Congressional action. If Congress pursues the reckless course of issuing paper money as fast as it is wanted, money will fo atime be cheap; if a return be made to sound principles it will be worth more. Certificates of public indebtedness sell st four per cent diaconnt. Gold fluctuated last week between 13144 and 133, closing yosterday at 182%. The advance was due to prevailing rumors of new paper issues. The gold market has been very tame for some time, and @ brilliant military success would canse it to decline. Exchange on London closed yesterday at 146, but few first clase bills being offered at 145340 24 at the close of business, A wery iarge amount of money continues to be hoarded in foreign exchange by foreign houses swko have no faith tn’ ultimate success of the financial or wilitary pWiry of government. In this, a8 in all fimancial m.\iers at the present time, everything depends upos\ the policy pursued by Congress. It ie in the pov.ver of that boily to pat exchange to 200 by more pair issuew, and to add so mach to the cost of the’ tea, coffee, sugar, spices, hides, and other foreig ¥ goods consumed by the people; whereas a retuar:.& to souad princi- ples would at once cause bills t fo fail 15 a 20 per cent, and effect a corresponding r. ¥duction in the price of foreign goods. The following table shows the ‘ourse of the stock market fn the ne past | week ane “ month: — Dee. De %. 20. Dee. 27, wi U.S.0s serie itive aa ¢ Virginias . Tenpessces. Hh Mixsouri 6! wah woziy 7535 ag Le | Brie 90% 91% } Michigan C Central, 8S 80% Michigangouth’n: STH 30% South, gwarant’ 8 There was rather more apectlation in stocks iaet | week, predicated upon the supposed willingness of Congress to authorize more issues of legal tender paper, and the prices of the railway shares | are generally higher than they were a week ago. There is, however, very little outside business in stocks, The buyers are chiefly Wall stroet opera- tors. Pacifico Mail has been very active. After rising to 137, it fell back to 133 on sales to realize profits, then rallied, and cloned yesterday at 135%. The seizure of the steamship Ariel, of the Atlantic and Pacific Mail Company, by the Alabama, will probably have the effect, for a time, of inducing most of the specie ahippers from California to send | their goid from Aspinwall to England inetead of to (% | Mew York. It cannot be expected, however, that | the blockade of Aspinwall, now en- | forced by the Alabama, will be suffered to Inst very long, Commodore Wilkes’ flving squadron _ | will soon be om the way to the scone of action, if, ft hae not already sailed in that direction, and it should speedily rid the seas of the pirate. * CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarcnpay, Dec, 27—6 P. M. Aquea.—Sales were made of 26 bbis. at 7c. for pearls and 73¢0. for pots, Stock, 623 bbis. Baxaperures.—Very moderate sales of flour were effect ed, but prices were well supported, and eellers of desirs, ple lote had any exciting advantage. The sales embraced 7,500 bbls. State and Western, 460 bbis. Canadian, 1,150 ‘dbis. Souther- within our revised range:— Superfine State and Western. a 500 Extra State, oJd and new... 00 60 Common to choice extra Western. 10 825 pe aste teen eeseperers 0 800 10 7% rd $75 oo 10 00 ee sige SEES Corn meal, Brandy wine, \cheon, 00 a 21 00 Buckwheat flour, per 100 ba. "2% 8 8 Wheat continued quiet to-day, with sales of only 87,500 Dusheis at $1 85 a $1 46 for red and amber Western, $1 27 $1 88 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, and $1 21 $1 20 for Chicago spring, and $1 45 a $1 46 for amber State, Corn was in active request, with sales of 116,000 bushels, mixed Western at 78c. a 80c. for *ound, 660. a T7c. for uneonnd and heated, and 8lc. for yellow Wester. aye | » ro viet at 850. a 060, Sales were made of 2,000 b y at $l 200$1 danas 000 bushela choice bar- foy malt at 16. Oats were inquired for at 680. a Tle. ‘Corrs. : al} sales of Rio, Jamaica and 8t. Dom: were effected at 276, a 1c. for Rio, 34c. 9 3434 resales of 1,200 were ‘ull, with 615 veenels of all classes in Pert, e ments re) only 200 bble flour to iver at 1s. 94., 100 tes, beef at 4s,, 100 pkgs. lard at 20s. bacon at ’ bbie. chloride of azine at 2s. To London there were 80 tons tallow Gt 22s. 64., and per neutral vessel, 100 pedal Fe and 100 boxes bacon at3éa. Te G! 50 boxes bacon fe kamen British brig took grain to 2k. Hivm.—The weeks ‘were 46,104 hides, and the the, latter locuding 6y400 Buenos do, ‘was saleable at 85c. per bbl: Motasen waa quiet at S8.'8 S60. for small lots of New re weve yest was in moderate demand, and 900 Saar St $14 12 8 $14 87 for mene, and it 62 50 for N rievar Meed government contract was a mess Smnees at $16 00 $15 94, Svorago about $16 80, and 8,s00}bbis. old mess, at fit 6 & $15 60, most all of which have been taken by Indiana . ‘Boot was gute, with sales of 200 bbls. at $11 Sv srr Set and $13 a $14 for extra mess. 2,500 bbis. and of fard within a range of 9%0. a }Oe., and 1,160 oboxen Daeon at 7. a Oc. Butter continued in moderate demand at 21c. a 25¢. for State, and 16c. a 20c. for Western. was dull at 03c. a'180. Rics.—Sales were reported of 500,000 Ibs, East India on pt. ‘The government ‘contract for 500,000 Ibs. rice was awarded at 75c. 8 70. ‘Sxirs.—Goat are in good demand at lato prices. fales continue meagre, owing 0 the extreme rates demanded dy holders, who, in view of the light stock, manifest no anxiety to ferce sales. 74 bales Buenos: ‘Ayres were taken on private: terms by an Eastern dealor. The recent ar. rivals of deer from San Juan found ready sale on landing at full rates, The demand continues active for all de- gortptions, with a very light supply on hand. Seices.—There were 500 bags pepper bought on p. t. Sv@ans were moderately inquired for, and made of 450 bhds. New Orleans at 9,0. a 1054 boxes Havana, part at 9%,c. a 10c. per Ib. Tarzew.—Only 60,000 found buyers, at 10%0. a 103g. ‘Wi iexer.—Saten of 600 bbls. wore effected, mostly at 890, per gallon. Ruy ‘TxD ‘Navy PAY. AND ‘CLAIM OFFICE. <BACK moneys collected and seashieds i soldiers’ a it and jate purser United [em aa on rent 2 cara corner of Cl Chambers street, New York. 6 Oy RM, aur, an Navy Pay xD o CLAIM A aed ee non BOUNTY Mon INBIONS procured, an petty iakaigra meee: bay claims CASH ED, aa ene in bre roadway, corner Chambes iret, Now ¥ York.’ en 3 NAVY PAY AND CLAIM FICE. —AR Fey barry Prise Money ai iecied.. oR ‘h. ri Pensions co.- wt Ken WOH: oppose Peat M estan etroets B jew York, mae res ALIFORNIA press AXD “BAN eco, cry pee iy io dat best rates by PUNCAN. auks an ao jankers, corner of Pine and Nassan eu Cerin BANK, NEW YORK, DEC, 22, 1862.—THE President sos Directors of this Rank tock | Socuneles on (ine pom fea aeearenetas ex) on a r Ban anda’ after the 24 ot =a, eext By order of the G. WILLIAMS, Cashier. A, SOURONS no ed C st BELMONT 4 C1 iE ‘neaue co. Pine at | an streets, New York, ‘Betes and i letters of credit for travellers, av: he world; also mereantile credits, £ Gitte n Moa Calfornii PECHABGED. Fe A wav OFFICERS’ ace nd Counts ad jist JOUN B. a maay, Army and Na nker, " ) Nassau atrret, opposite Post office. ‘JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE o Jefervonville Railroad Company, teem 1802. —“Nottee ig bere! will 5 ‘on the second da} january next,at the Cuited States” trust Company, Kew Fork oliy. at tue lowest offer below par, a part ot ite Firat Mortgage Boude, agreeaiie to the gers of & contract mace neterora this company aud the boiders of sald mort. gaxe bonds, be a Offers for the sate ‘of saié donde ad funder genic ta, tve United Beaten Trust Cony ompany aforesatd, and endoreed “Offer of the Firat Mortgage Bond or Bonds 0 ths Seteigomvile Matinoad Company to the Sinking Fund,” whice off ids wt be received mili noo, of the setoud day of January afore: said, NoCAMPBELL, Secretary and Treasurer. he Y CITY WATER LOAN BONDS.—NOTICE IS m that (his company ven that the Iaterest Conpous, due January 1, of the Jersey City Water Loan Bouila, will be paid upon presentation al tiie Ocean Ban’, Wer Vork’eity, and the Bank of Jersey City, Jersey City, B. oo @. & BOICEK, % or rar Waren Commasiowens, Jorsey istrar ity, Dee. On m4 bi s. FAnGO a 60. CALIFORNIA a Yank Bs cnbags Com way, Now York, oe ae: y= pk ky of rae ie a San i Bows dis mires 5 OPUGE, OF oe holders of Onlo A Mlasiseippt Rulon sae ern divisiou), $$ Wall atrect, New York, Doe. 22, I! futerest becoming due on the Ist Ji ferred erctificater, tesved by aba tr: stockholders of the Ohio (easiorn tivision), and o3 ‘he First mortgage coupous Shea with the spedial trustoes of the. teat be holders, will be yatd in cas, on and after the 24 Jani theoiice of thetrnstees, && Wall reer, NY. Mold wus, teskes, will ploase present toe when ceiling for the i terest, that the payment may be endorsed thescon, ‘The trustees continne to receive into the trust the coupons of, the First mortgaxe bouds. due and becoming due up to Tet July, 1866, inclusive; as well ant age bonda and the! elt conpone, nd to leave, prefer cers {ificates therefor, bearing 7 per cent interest, payable Ist UARILETT. Che rman of Trustees, Piectant noaey Is No’ ING PAID a Any on " “ Owaseo,”” and will soon be read; JOHN B. MURRAY, Army and Nav oo No. 88 Naamaut treet, Now Fork, opposite Post oftee. EDENPTION OF SAN FRANCISCO FIRE AND R SCHOOL BONDS, Holders of Ban Francisco Bonds known ua the “Olt Bonde” of 1864, and the “School Bonds” of 1860 and 161, a hereby tnfortned that teaied propouais wii be recelved by Commitrsloners of Uae ‘Stuciug Funds of rad Bovds, at the he Count ref. sm the city of Ran Francisco, Saliorniay una 2 giclock moun of Monday, the saoand day rider of an” portion of said Bonds farsma notes wen Ave humared cola GF the Schoul Bonds af Ish, yor. a sof 13 SE the School Bonds of tan Hor: Of the School Bonds of 1861, from i puernder thetr nary 1, 180 pa pagan pomal for teers mption of Bonds.” rope may is iewan Pe. Oo, ton Agens San Francisco, were a pee Commissioners of the at Funds Fite ‘in gold coin | om FINAN _SETUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Bie. : ney rome 1982. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO potty have this ype family a tanto enoking {i ee agent, feo of govern. uchen, tnd nah exces ban ji txt C. Ben as pay oman afer tho 2 ogBaniar west, he | Sn seas Le gt cig eran, Call for tx Onahier, SITUATION happen ay A PROTESTANT A ny Tro ent ian wi We 1 Br! todo all Kindsot sewing (A. SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 RESrECTANLE wo. Years city referener, Suihar ob Watt fina wasilng; haa four SITUATION WANTED—BY A mar, A, Jeune Trp epiant won Ay "ies dae M te fast ary tuclusive, chonetial ARLES + MAC ‘NION be) SAVINGS BANK, 429 Canal street, corner of Varick. Open daily from 10 A. M. to 2nd frem bwT PM. & ~4 oa nanan ar wet on sums of and wader, and ss - eae idler MALTBY G Lane, } Viee\Presidente, Garpren 8. Onarin, ele fn) 4 xe RTGAGE, KOT TO WAXTED 70 eT te floors in tue rear, w adjacent Apply at 208 York torte ersey RESPEOTADLE GIRL DESIRES A SITUAMON, IN a5 ‘waaber ‘or for grue- ay Ry rk county anaes id Aone ie Tgood covk and bater; beat Beleresces, ifornis, Sse lapue suthobleed by an set SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ¢Leaitira ap ep mA pee ro} Bao Tomatt A tT 2 ry a pricale temily gupderatande inter otness P : ent. of heh chase soe lohan tg fie wa a tba wa Tashi rtd ert ace mety ia Call for A ase PROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES ‘A mination as housekeeper oF matron to aay public in- Siew, oS Naas ahanns of, 08: invalid 5 wil seati- ‘as to characier and qualitieations, il Wereriey pines, uear @ ay, sam “A. ITUATION, WANTED-BY A SMART, 01 CAPARLE “fi 8 de goed plain coo ing oy genera) |: work , {rovers mesh and economies! best cullen Taner in Aulaniic st, Brookiy. vite HELP Waw rANTED-A BOY TO MAKE HIMBRLP ra useful ina tailoring establishment; must be quick, and read and write. Apply at 188 5th ay. ANTED—MEN FOR FHE UNITED Ottice 156 West sizect, conaer of Chambe rant te es ice Las a ee NDALL A CO: Waxten a YOUNG MAN, iy N APRUAR ATORE; onm who baa some know, ploees dvvly the apts #9 Bi outa 'ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED OR ONE AD. vaneed in life, competent to keep fa-tury sccounta quick and accurate at Agures, and would make hiaeell genes Fully useiul about & factory feompenmation wa = loyment, One who rerides in sereey Ony prete adress bex 2,496 New York Post ofive, Watters GOOD OYSTERMAN. GOOD WAGES Will be given. Apply at 1,288 Broadway, near 39d at WAITERS WANTED, AT TAYLOR’ \d 367 Broadway. App'y frew 3 to 12 A. Wai an catia” contusopene salenren, porters kee : ea sopere, aleamen, porterd, &c., should at 131 Fulton st, Merchauts’ Cler Sitces Raletonte is tra isen Howes,” Bittalira, now ppm Appl ARIA Ly MA). sist ene Call ine tere between ‘eral to #2 WOM. Ww. A Baten mare osm te RET ana obi Seine rox iy seen $8. 00: meres or CENT FI BOND AN! clty aT Steer. ‘Can be for two days tes see pig A YOUNG GIRL Wists 4 SITUATION TH A SMT. oan give the beat of city a seen for we days at é71 24 ay., two doors 1, Eun ont Gon, mrs ay Prench family.’ Gailar 9 Bufale at te the rear, ee oe, n: Tae fa pa oe ae coat pacar Trike ay Insurance Company, $56,000, aaa Ae _——————— ee “HOUSES, ROOMS, &0., WANTED. sent faterest REY, inthe tee as pareiry loos pe ag ee uly hd 10 $500 10 81,000 per seer, CHAS, E, MILL, 04 Codar street, | Reamneges BAA debe ‘iy neferences. Call at 127 26th at, XTED—IMMED: A FIRST pene eg Neer ak Wie? gener tre ists onan, ruined | A, MRSYRCTABLR, PROPMRTANE, GIRL, INRA a Fhlnlcihand Fordets stseeia'and” ens a set are: Pa Ta es and Discus bentof cig teferencs mores or im retesence weueesre _— Petaitahiie on avenue. wired, Address 4 M., station @ Jost office, 'ANTED—A FURNISHED D HOUSE FOR THE WIN- ‘ter. wadarene box 8107 Post altos ANTED — TO HIRE—A STORE FOR THE a Market business, near Wasbington pen must be pe atv feet lot or more. Lr ee *) +) ofiee, stating where to be seen and what ren! Wann: WELL FURNISHED “HOUSE, FOR A A‘ REAPEOTARLE YOU JonNe. Bt LATELY LAnpap as chambermatd take care or chiar ¥ Baubate Sanaaeastfence | Fatt A RESPRCTABLE HEALTHY re, won ee es 9 situation as wet nurse. two daye. at 28) Hudson av., near Myrtle rile ave Brook! A YOUN@ WOMAN, LATELY FROM aR, wishes iv situation as nurse and seam: deen accustomed to children: yepnuseny ie willing © three grown eens; must be between Feurth and Bixth avenues ai Fourteenth atreet, Ad- | SOvSTnone;, Grees I. C. Fifth avenue Hotel Post office, pe bereltteal Pat so much a9 araet TED—A FIRST CLAGS THREE STORY BOP! V “teawees fn ‘ind ana ferent entra, an! Fousoe wis XOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 SIrUATION as | bate ri spar ben is accustomed to work, hemp yg oy | Bev: sation tah descrip, locaton ant torent inseam ragdua tee iarduneass omne Con bo ee eee ‘ANTED—A BUILDING ONE STORY HIGH, 30X80 SITUATION WANTED=BY A YOUNG AMERICAN women. to wet nurse» ehild Wize 4 YOUNG ‘MAN TO ATTEND v BAR AND Brook Apply at the corner of Fultom and wae A MONTH.. —WE WANT AGENTS, aT $60 Satan Taam? tat Tint riental Burners, and thirieen er new, vu r~y eur Fituien circulars eet . Address Shaw articles. & Clark, Biddeford, Mi Tg ee Hf ily’ Bowing Machiies, Mad! potest _HELP WANSTED—FEMALES, WE'S INSTI’ FOR F AP Se aR Pr Chrystie street, orders for tirst clase 8 sorvante, try, bonestly, ‘and prompily attended to, ei ‘en hosed stam) ‘ PHBR'S Pte mele re gon seat wa wade eee first st faniioe infers minutes, 10 Pillary st, Brooklyn. . py L ; | A ager Pak DB HOBEN 8 | PREXOR, AND series usher nud roner: sled, @ unisber of Ara eed other pant AS NURSE, AND, sung roma or GO IN THR aible; Ger referred; if German. Bes wine havow goed accent ia Secruativ native i high eae pent he home given to & ey from Gates av. jp tee tiee at Mre. te 2 Take § Fulton ay. ari, West rerenoca required. A. ae dresses, cham! mal are, SERVANTS WANT! pene. aged cooks, washers and 1: bs Ree Vibe aad THREE STORY AND BASE- W . realde Gaand waireera, rors poe ey, ob Tae ea wa Ughiaie ceapracdamBiecr oi | Fisasy call ai 907 Seventh. avene, Between Bath and 3 ps for housemare, Pamailien eupplied Re Lianista otenmeeae lee teed are ee —— a a ee ty en. Re, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GI pe OLARS MILLINER AND TRIMMER WANT, Give particulars. -Audreas C. R. Co., Herald ofce, AL ates berwork and sraeeerets o mo | A ‘ed—To make and trim for first class ci a4 oe would do chamberwor! ry assist in selling. Also @ fancy cay be od ‘Apply fo wl i se, between Third and Beventh avenues and | Feidery. City references. Cull at Ti ay nery store, LIU 6th ave,, between 8th and ith ste. tt Hou ighth ‘and Thirties streets, with modern improvements. Address C. 1. C., box 2,71 ost oes, ‘tating rent and all YOUNG WOMAN WishEs at SITUATION A AB coox, particulars, “‘Possossio Sot Barrison washer and ironer. Call » corner Columbia, Brookiyne 8 ses fe ANTED—A LARGE Hi 1N NEW BRIGHTON, 8.1. for the neat summer, not furnished Sine situation scarey ANTED—BY A, RESPECTABLE and all the ote in provements required. ‘Address, with ‘Gacbentect aa pe Bend sik aaiien and [gate ot or Farticalars, M. ¥. ‘ost office. Gall for two days at 194 Wost 24h et., comer of Bth av. frsi Hoor over the groce! RESPECTABLE | SCOTCH WOMAN (EROTRSTANT) PURSON: AL. “A Bcexrcct “ro LEAVE on TuRsDAY oR | A Wanes's poston te covete Hanis cern . Wednesday evening, at Se'clock. Would be glad to | dreamak #09 you before that if posable 8. x. dayeatl jester me oaar to ry sa heyy for two WARNINU.—THE FOUR COWARDLY VILLAINS GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION FA cooK who have been hired e mae, and whe are . a 8 emall private femil refe- sigme about (own, end. thelr notorious, eae’ | Fai a fervare hereby iaformed that they will be eoted over an Eo aati bos a Hy Ween "ae wear day fo the prover authorities to de dealt with as they deserve. | - jeration for othere prompts ne i@adopt thle cures. A Woman AND GIRt aa. YEARS ou) Wanr ations; the ia 000k or bem gi ‘aud to make chores Fase tatu and watt on 7) and ironer. A girl to do general housework in a Card lvate fe iF o3 ® plain cook, waaber and troner, for two day t Pearl os seen for two days at 208 Pear! pie | Rage Hegre eee oe ADOPTION AND ADOPTED ‘out to ladies, about to require nurs: medical it Sine. ORINDLE’ 'B, ADY'S MAID.—WANZED, BY AN ENGLISH LADY, recently arrived, a altuati Sho tho: “@QokrpENcE"—rouRs RRORIVED, WOULD be ‘tmaost happy to correspond. Direct box 2,624 New roughly und er ‘stands dresemaktn the, ati if Post once, the, eo vi tion ign or sted or serie Pat OR _ADOPTION.—A, HIGHLY B RESPECTABLE Mite | rere erate een hraithy yonng Atparican lady w to adopt URSE.—A SITUATION. AS CHILD'S NURSE 1S iher chiid from bt ivealle erent, wanied, by « woman who bas acted for several years A@tr nd if convenient Slate where an inte: arview may be | ia that caj » anu ie Competent to take charge of en tn- bad, H.'L J., station D, Bible Louse, N.Y. th: Tef-raace (@ present employer. Apply NFORMATI MRS. Ragen oe Sug ring pe Weat other of Aaion Collins, who ea ITUATION WANTED—BY A 6) Se ceruns teeeny inne cengi2, 4 | seary ae meee ft 4 seen eee Beste wil beat of sometinag to her” a gotntey as goad relerences, “Apply at Ui? West atin for two days. pro PECTABLE GERMAN GIRLS WISH BITUA inal ane Ba Frmued or Amerioan fomnlly; of ¢ a8 cook. the e x Gth and Ob ave,, Lk winedicer ation Watt SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL. WHO fs willing ve work, to do geu-ral housework; ls a rood d plain cook, Best elty reference. Cali SS Be SuLL, WAIT#.—HOW MANY MORE SUNS | £,B.—1 AM HOME AND IN MY, ¥ OLD QUARTERS « , Write or come and see me soon. There are lettersfor | you la the Post ised, one wot. L. Waa. ‘LETTER Lad BERY Pad mre FOR you since Wodnesaay, 'SSING—BINCE SATURDAY ‘EVENING. oan rxat., Caer, maeee Finch, be aene eight yeore; | WAXTEO~A SITUATION BY 4 WOMAN AS. FIRST lass coo<; one thet can 49 all kinds of cooking, uas ‘ABLE PROVESTANT GIRL, al housework wv | the best of city roference. Cal! \S ‘t iiien ra Sh * we ference. fal! atl? East Lith st. near en will st try Feorived yetta abr a MS..o os rother-in-law, teed Hutrler, ‘at We ae tren | en street rt (basrment). a 4th Bini pm Paait i, gst cit cap. | eee RGE LANG, OF TEXAS, SEE HIS WB JULIO ANTED—BY A RESPE TABLE @ Gs cook and exeeilent er ant dncgity aeaedgl enmewors hers ty releren: Atlantic i Bi No. 4. We: NURSE <WANTED, a 4 YOUNG “WIDOW women, with a * faa ‘teen yeare old, wh: ‘d fo gotng to the devalk was ran ever by astage , Will please call on James Redgers, 421 Broadway, | Ts HEIRS OF ABRAMAM (EHLE AE 2 REQUESTED to sead sheire address | toe G. RB. » box ! el Post oitice. ANTED—A | RESPECTABLE PARTY TO ‘ADOPT Av iemale child, tive months, brought up on @ bottle; the | Motver is dead and the father is at the war. Call at 516 Broome sirvet, second block trem Bowery. "WINES ADO LIQUORS. GLNERAL ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST WINES. Liquors, Champers Ale. Porter, &. STAFF, 86 Franklin street. | "SITUATION, general Lousewor! good washer and f Hon to the country ral housewors ; rat plain cook Myrtle ave., @tuation to do r, No.2 Pow RBON WHISKEY—ELEVEN YE. ARS OED. TWEN- | ty barrels or less for sale ai @ jain to close the bual- | iness of a firm latel Yadignate o-@ in want of & very fim article may call at 123 RIS AND. aie WuIskETE, TANTED—A SITUATION, } youn: girl, ancook waster amd irou vate family; cab be highly recommended from her jas | place, where she hiae lived for the last veven years, Can Le OLD COGNAC | StR At No, 4 Facite st., Brookiya, W. D. Sherries. oti rie Branitet. bottled im France; Wy ANTED-BY A NEAT PROTRSTANT GIRL OF 1 Wince of the finest qualities fer sale io Wr wheacen ancutiaven'e parent rents ese Heres 18 %3 See es Baste ee import fully competent to wait on # lad: Tt Hla rages, $4. Cail at or address for two days 192. Ww ‘ANIED—A SITUATION, BY A FP sirl, a8 sharabermald L2ERs & GRAY SUCCESSORS or Ww. C. RUD! pousework, “whic Celebrated Philadelphia, ale foe in barrels, ‘ant waitress, oF to do geuera 3 Mari gale Batrein and bottles, Sie ante i uits; good eity reference from he ue, corner | last place. “Can ytd two days ‘om Sst st, Be & tween 7th and 8th ava., room. \ “DANCIAG ACADE! " 1x | We DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY. washer and ironer, laundey, | gpd do cauber-ork and \m tou to thy A, Sorin srenue, corner of Twenty-sinth street, | B24 ork aad wating. Hae pe. sais niga fo tis ‘# and Saturdays hav- | fear, en will ‘commence 1 id ‘The alteruoon classes of Wednend Ing nearly reached the full number. joat cy rete ‘on Monday, December 1, to meet Mondays and Thursdays at WAT BY 4 4PM. | thon to do general | ann ale n, dec., may be had at the Academy. j rand Irow F ap Gat for two dape ear Jota mon, Brooklyn. i oO R TU ibe PROES Ft, ANTED—BY A RESI’E TABLE COLORED GIRL, A ~— Na Se Columbia rts ‘A NEW CLASS FOR TUES: ‘All the fashionghicdances in one conean of Serene, situation as chaub: rn #8, or to do geue= wet Tues mp coruree OC lesson, | rathousdwork me tmall privsio famip. “Apply for two TLE 1d, Hrihaynd 736 to i days ut 68 Sullivan st, eu HDRES \ Wed PM. a 3a wag ona won hes isa ty Men dah 1d Vv J ANTED— SITUATION AS WE YERSE,. BY RE. sj ectaple arr won + low ad. y EADIE VERY WEDNESDA BYENING, jp piy for wo na ‘a 290 West rem ay | PRIVATE LESSONS FOR LADIES AT THEIR RES | dencer—Six fashionable Dances taught in six bessona’ | AE For adults and children Jeasona every day. Academ, Freoch satin, Soventh venue, on Thirteenth rener given. i DUMAR, Ballet Master, | Laat #7tiret,, me HELP WANTED—MALES. SMALL BOY WANTED—IN 4 LAW VERS one 1K. Call, with speciwen of hand riding, on or: neon, at J o'eloek, at the ofles of Robert Benner, - | = DENTIS RY. . ! | RTIFIOTAL, BEAUTIFUL PATENTED TEUTH—“NA Gallery,” Hixuh avenues earner Fwenty S10: valeanite, gold, rted, z ‘thonal D Second nirect’ Bilver sets: only 15; Warranted, Single teeth, $I Tetestracting teeth without pain PEARL STREET, ome who have yood rete: BT, NEW YO! ya an AP ane aa Bandi Fecth, with or wiwueet. ext he yrooul tat ts D302 aK Ta COMPETENT PERSON: “Apply at 289 Bri | Brodkiyn. Nd or $25; on silver or partial se - as £3) ccm or rubber "Batra fun os. | D*e CLERK, waktep— ‘YOUNG MAN PULLY quaitied to rg» Of a retell dong store, Apply at | Corner of Gold and tr apect ats, Brook! yi ¢ J ETON, DENTIST, 1 oe 4 (EBxINaTON Ie avenue, hear Gramercy Park, Ne 1° ‘CRRTIFATES —1 AXING exiracted we (JARDENER AND FARMER WANTED.—AN INDUS wap ve | Gane laboring hint competent “to tee “hese ae in by gPr Dr. J. winighed.) JO8, 8. PAXBON, | vay eee eg ey rovisp garden ant gmall farm, oeae ihe «iby, will oat om County Tresgurer, | sits mama on baw Cotnoxe wu | Setcabie sation, trom shestét of Aprit nicht by ndiveaning “a i a a win | from wethacke. MOOI Wi erica Wc YS Regatta kk preat or fet apna IM RT? of Bowery tn Gana ANTED—a ii TLANDY YAN, Pai “TOOLS, Au Do O10 8 ‘giclork; and om Monday. Frane we aa a ‘the repaite about » mil 5 to, Inéerest ‘coon s RATENT IM? ¥, D ‘BILLIARD Ths ES otherwise useful, ovr baring, ot German COMBINA’ chiltren, wilting todo the nak Sin eiaes home, «ti PONTE TEREST Soe vs | ij work; references. roqvr |, President. and HA. Boxes, i ta. 197 Horald OUTHL BN BANK N ~—¥RENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. WA steps Mew POR stHAME Ks, TIMERGEPER South Cag Mpms North, Chiang, Georgia, Alsbame sn |“ GewcR vRANCOSWIGS DE L. 0. BR 10 cory storey cle for 8 sae irec, Sertre, Tenuenee Ba, We Noten bought atthe highest barket rates” | A HAGENCE VRANCO-SUIGS DE tonjours dor domes. | Conductors, wo brakemen. Ap) NANNING & DE FORREST, | 6 de bremler iw eaet ean et Tes bons WASTED 4. BORE, .CO: wand Broke Fa, 200 Brondwe: | pontoon i rienged payma oat are i AND Satan utter | LP eure a da Sang frase aie, pote ii CLE: ¥ yj dane la ae eittien Las Tee MECHANIC Y, ery. hen daily from VINOG ISR. Feder lar le solr dea ireonw Snip Coy eg y TANTED =A a RK, AT 60 A 8 wer cont paid onvalt a wa rt ane LS per cont she. ra ata NY _ner of bth st, ‘Ee REE Waka sug aa Aga Saray - | Binaresee 2 7e es minal a care 0} Tt oe WARE ch 194 ey THE E oes DEMANDE UNE Ay np pe a Apply A 80 Went a: mm from ite 12 orlock MH Mt ur dhe f = pany ciate vary ae Tes bn pa ANTED—A Wi Lor ting noe, Teiarenies, &e. ‘ANTED- BY A RE 'ECTARLE youxa WOMAN, a’ ~ ay A REAPRUTABLE ' SPECTABLE | 0 V eT W Axe ay EXTRA BLANK WOU ERVANTS WANTED In BROORLSR rmediaiely, experienced survaats, co UPSeA, RE@MBE ami berinal Ren tree snr nrg ment Rov semorkers, for stoorior eltuations, now realy at encer Jong wages, in’ gentlemen's familice, Appl ir. MAN- a fs ourt street, Brooklyn, opposite ity Wal. WAsteD-4 GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS, GER. man or English Frotestant no other nee! answer; @ middle aged woman preferred. Anawer for one week box 100 Herald ogtce, with real baino and reference, Wane; bers TO DO THE GENERAL. Pra work of a anal family; he must te ®. good binia cook and Grn washer, ‘and ironer; city erent required. Api 7 Ludlow place, Houston ¢., be- tween ‘Sullivan and Maciouge! ata Wrz. SEE pee ag GIB, | FC TO DO = ouset smal} family; mi cool referenes reuited. ‘Apply at 'No. 8 Bamifion piace, Place, near 6th ay. ANTED—A PROTESTANT ome (WOMAN, FO De 9 D0 Ge WOU ‘#'@ fam! +44 mast er ond ironee, nnd be well fesorame na ed from her inst las Novethers weed apply at 170 Tbompeon st. Wariepetwo GIRLS, ONE aa CHAMBERMAID ANTED, | a sand i tne ‘other as yy Booey be Servants’ oauitute, seear 4th av.5 Deni Ose ib Grand at.,) BEDELL' ANTED—A, TRUST WORTHY TRL, 4s TEA TRUE us gooa release, AprO ee ast Warren st. South woes GOOD OPERATOR ON WITEELER & machine; one wha Understands atiching skirt bw ouutlen atten, ADDI at 7 Chambers steel, second fer. WANtEn—4 a GIRL. A8 C COOK, WABHER AND. how yeridede "a at rine Sune rmeat door of #8 Weel 16th et, commended. none 6th av. moths Bhat’ Sue MUST Bm (NPAT AND derstand , und come well recommended. ‘Ashiess /ANTED—A GIRL, TO DO L_ HOUSE. Work; ot i ered, Gait Salt Bast | AES -A YOUNG LADY, TO ATIEND 4 BA. | Toon, Trnuise wt 100 Prince 6" 1 7 ANTED—A Goop SERVANT TO DO GERBRAL Bi ah wages $9 per month. Apply at No. raiveth St W ANTED—A OERMAN GIRL To DO CHAMBER- Wo &, wang, and the fine area of a snail faraliys, ed ring | W > Se rae to de sight Snpenerk, in a ama l fam. frame Bouse north siae of BOth at, botw-ew 24 frat houes fruia ad av. ‘TUATIONS WANT (D—MALES. SITUATION WANTED A MERCANTILE HOUSE, for 4 gentee! lud. is in; the beet of reference given, Addresa P. J, tos ofier, wo} y MUCH BUSINESS EXPERIENCE AND A f ccountant, desires & situation {o & baking ws oF Loker & to Learn the bonipens, ny no objet. i ehalaaadehadel + Cotterill, Comme © Hera WO HAS HAD THE CA PPA. Pa- GENTLEMAN eB ° Sut: ion tor invalids near New York, ie inso 18 of ObUNDIDK & pH it te travel with durit C4 winter or longer, y Som aa ty character on’ ea) | furuished. | Aleiter a bicessed to Comnperent, vox 110 f | offer, fil reeatve prompt aid iy A woNus OF $25 GIVEN FOR A GOOD SITUATION By w geutls of tried tntegrity and long. experiance | tn boethess, qual ‘nt, local or agent, salewman, | renees, Ad sxnUaTION WAN A} yours of age, wither | Bone’y sv xe. c A | roa, drat uve weat Ot ind av. Batts, For bs AGE, WANTS A en referencen, Ad- \ SiTCATION ANTED-BY, “A YOUNG MAN, education and 4: Dao oth German and Briglis; ney a8 @ permanent sil FRENCH BOOKKEEPER, AN, | EXPERIENCED £ ki tle of Ue eh language, Wishes to pro. cere ae 2 ® cosnmercnl hende, Good 2088 given. Apply at 20 Bout #t., roc RKUEPER, GERMAN, WHO HAS BERN At. . vk bar ur sik Year, and can opem ws 8 goo teforences, Ape Gr widveas Washington Sietes, 254 West ith at, cor. Thomyaon, ATLON WAN ing, Conn tute aud Prem she given, AM lee N Wan re ra nok hepa, ep tas a hte tate packer 10h He wk % ye porter Jp Best 0! referenoa, Ad PING OR MERCAN. Ob age pW A geod bond dress Oe non FON "AS GANTEOW, PRIA Eeapectable business wh: can ne | ' (BXPERIRN n Visuem, AD im day At le pte: Galery 5" Gham ngante W syonwanen WANT HD-T0 | ao to aulary. end reference in ) ANTED—A PRAC ferred. WANTERS Foo R MBTAL ROO INQUIRE AT 118 Waverley piace, io Geo, UPA « NTED—A — PHOTOURA PRINTER ar Apps | before Oo ck * PINSHER, AD Vaughan @, 48 Bower Biso a forwarder ant & taok BOOk sew tions: permanent, Appiy iavmedia'c.y at 9 Maiden lan a A Maliory’s ewtter want KXORESSES. ¥ 8 — “8S mew ne eros Vabas AND PACK. oA fit; «one