The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1864, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND _ COMMERCIAL, ‘Sowmax, Jan. 10, 1864. Boorctary Chase, in his recent incomprebensible and contradictory report on the state of the finances of the country, uses the following language, which, standing by itself, appears sufficiently plain and simple; but when taken in connection with other portions of the document it assumes the veil of ambiguity, He says ‘‘the limit prescribed by law to the issue of United States notes has been reached, and the Secretary thinks it clear- ly inoxpedient to increase the amount. When circulation exceeds the legitimate quiremonts for real payments and exchanges, no addition to its volume will increase its value. On the contrary, such addition tends inevitably to depreciation; and depreciation, if addition be con- tinued, will find its only practical t the utter worthiessness of the augmented mas re- it in Now, if we could fasten the Secretary of the -y to these sentiments, uttered by himself, we should still have hope that the finances of the nation would be saved from sinking to the worthless and degraded condition in which we find the bonds and notes of the rebel coufederacy. But, as Mr. Chase promises everything and performs nothing that results in the least practical benefit towards sustaining the credit of the country, we almost despair of his ability to preserve the financial integrity of the Union to the end of his term of office, which is but little over a year hence. Immediately after the firat grand battie of the rebellion, in 1561, Mr. Chase, as we have before stated, secured a seat in the first train of cars which left Wash- ington for New York. The Treasury was then empty, and he implored the moneyed institutions and men of this city to loan him one hundred and fifty millions of dollars. He stated that the necessity for the stoppage of specie payments would not be permitted to arise, and that the rebellion should be crushed in ninety days, Under these promises the money was easily obtained; but when he returned to Washington he was immediately surrounded by a regiment of shoddy contractors, and the declarations he had made in New York vanished from his mind. Nothing was easier than for Mr. Chase to have mathtained his faith, so far as it related to the pre- servation of specie payments. In regard to the putting down of the rebellion, that portion of his promise might also have been performed probably within a few weeks of the timo specified, had not the attempt been made to manage the war in Washington, and to move our armies by the click of the telegraph. Two years and a half have passed since the first visit of Mr. Chase to this city fin an official capacity on the errand above alluded to. In that time he has added to the ourroncy four hundred and sixty-five mil- lions of irredeemable Treasnry notes; the epecie basis has been abandoned, and coin, which in February last commanded a premium of seven- ‘ty-two per cent, has been placed far beyond the reach of the trading community; the paper pro- mises of the Treasury are to-day at a depreciation of thirty-five per cent; the value of labor has been reduced nearly one-half, and the pay of the sol- dior ia proportionately lessened; the rebel leaders ere yet as defiant as they were the day after the firat battle of Bull run; the Army of the Potomac, which was placed in the field to strike at the heart of the rebellion, has been four times ruined by those who assumed to manage it in easy chairs at the national capital, and is now eucamped no nearer its object than it was when it received the first order from General McClellan as its com- mander-in-chief; and the debt of the country has grown to the enormous sum of sixteen hundred millions of dollars. This isa simple view of our present condition; and, under all these accumulat- od and rapidly accumulating burdens, Mr. Chase seems apparently unconcerned, merely telling the people what disasters are likely to follow his plan of inflation, and giving promises of relief which ho has no idea of redeeming. Through his blun- dering financial system and the bungling manner in which the war is managed in Washington, gold rose in the early part of last year to 172, and great fears were entertained that the premium would reach one hundred per cent; but there was a gene- ral at the head of our forces in the Southwest who was, fortunately for the country, too far re- moved from the seat of government to be influenced by orders, whose brilliant opera- tions soon caused a reduction in the rela- tive value of coin, and raised the drooping spirits of the people, who were pouring their wealth into the lap of the government only to enrich the con- tractors and give encouragement to stockjobbing. It is the prospect of General Grant's future success in the field that keeps the premium on coin from again advancing, probably higher than any point it has yet attained, and not any antici- pated action of Secretary Chase or the adminis- tration; and it is General Grant's prospective suc- oes in the Presidential election in 1864 that buoys up the hopes of the people, numbers the days of the rebellion, and preserves life in our financial system. The following table will show the prices of stocks at the close of the past five weeks:— Dec.12, Dec.19. Dec26, Jan.2. Jan.9. 6636 66 66% 6I% 123 182% 10855 i 92 113 120% 86: 03, - jorthwestern 41K 46% The following were the quotations ment stocks: — Reamteres 6's, BL Fiesty s, coupons tiboates 4 7 and 3. ‘3 100s notes ‘ The following table shows the money transac- tions of the Sub-Treasury in this city during the past week:— or ——_ Total art Payments. 2,200,1 2,022,415 2/293 3,031,884 2'406,078 2,756,050 2,491 1200 804 % 6,898,118 6,818,419 2,820, ‘Total... .$1/811,000 18,248,16T = 17,404,742 —Leavingjs balance in the hands of the Assistant ‘Treasurer on Saturday of $33,547,028, The latest bank retumns of the three principal cities compare with their previous statements as fliows: Naw Yora. Dec. 26. Jan. Loans teeee $172,486,168 174,714,465 2. «6,541 1161 roulation 6,126,172 6,103,331 oposite ...... 140,250, Jan. 4. 85 628,808 048, : 32,525,679 The Market Bavk of Bangor, Mass., has sur- rondored its charter. Its legal liability to redeem ite bills will expire Beptember 28, 1565. The First National Bank of Springfield, Mass., has the new issue in circulation. Tho capital stock of the First National Bank of Dorchester. Mags., hea pean incrassed to $150,009, The capital ($100,000) of the First National Bank of Winchendon, Mass., was paid in January 1, and the bank will soon be in gperation. ‘The Maine Bank, of Brunswick, Me., is org- izing as a national bank. The following is the quarterly report of the First National Bank of Philadelphi: Loans and discounts. . United States bonds deposited, Securities on band. Specte and United States notes. . Bulls of other banks Cash items. Capital stock . Circulation. —The total amount of liabilities was $2,238, 588. The following loans are now in the European markets seeking capital Reassia... German Diet Aust The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad during the week ending December 31, compared with the receipts for the same time in 1862 Week ending December 31, 186%... Week ending December 31, 1862..... Increase. . malt. quiet. at $6 good do. at $7 36a$7 70and trade brands at $7 75a $83 50. Southern flour was without essential change, and the demand was to about the usual extent (rom the local ria. ... » Were as follows:~ CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarcrpar, Jan. 9—6 P. M. BRreApSTUrrs.—Receipts, 5,283 bbls. four, 182 bbls and 2,855 sacks corn meal, 526 bushels wheat, 3,855 do. corn, 4,330 do. oats, 40 do. rye, 2,468 do. barley and 453 do. The demand for State and Western floor was scarcely s0 active, but the market remained firm, par ticularly for extra State, for which there is somo export inquiry. ‘Trade brands were wall supported, but rather The day's sales aggregate 8,000 bbls., Including superfine State and Western at $6 25 4 $6 50, oxtra State 75 a $7, common We erm at $7 85 a $7 trade, with some little shipping tnquiry. bbls. out decided change in prices. four bbls. within the range of $5 $6 10 for Brandywine and $6 20 for Marsh's caloric. The Canadian flour was rather more active and with- was dull. Corn meat Sales 1,200 $5 60 for J following are our quotations:— Superfine State and Western flour. Extra State.. Common to medium Wes Good to choice do. Extra St. Louis, Buck: —The demand for wheat was not go brisk as yesterday, owing to the advance io freights and difficulty in effecting immediate shipments, on account of floating ice tn the rivers. The market opened firm; but closed heavy. Sales 100,000 bushels at $1 46 a $1 50 for spri (including rejected at $155), $1 48 a $1 52 for Milwaukee club, $1 42 for inferior old do., $1 61 a $1 54 for amber Milwaukee, and $1 61 a$1 64 for amber Michigan. Rye was dull at$1 29 a $1 33. Barley was in fuir request, wheat flour, per 100 I sold to the extent of 300 ing Chicago Nkw YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY U, 1864 01 ona five veascte wilt be despatched (rom Now Bod ‘The fi i writin Marine (able shows tho statistics of the present Toms. Os Barks New Bedford... Fairhaven. ‘ Brign — Bebrs. ti 1 3 = 2 = > 3 i os N. Bedford. % Halinc’ Hole. oH : s dzartown, 6 . Nestasket,: ‘ 3 Falmouth . 1 - = ba Provincetowa,. = (iti ~ ao Boston pe ' om 2 5a Baloin = = i = 169 Beverly. - - 1 1 BS rr 3 & | Oe rand 2 fen ne Gis. 2 Fy 2 7 4.757 = 6 i i ion ms 6 & Hm Iexny Linn, reported from Pbiladeiphia for. New Orieans with US army stores. was wrecked ou the Bank ee 21, Partof cargo and = vials gaved a) to Nassau; the balance would be ed ta New Orle Che J Le was bulit at Boston im Vik, G8! tons, rated A?, Owned in thie city.) Sure Six R Pras Norden Dee %4-—Bhip Sir Robert Peo! (petroicum,) atranded on Julst Ship # \olal wreek; crew saved. Lt depends upom the weather « ihe cargo can be sived, (The Bir Robert Peet, Jurgenses, from New York Cor Hamburg, was off St Anthony Head pravious to Dee 22.) Bank Arma—Ramsgate, Dec 23—Bark Alma, Walstocif, of Memel, from Aniwerp for Xow York, was cowed in by hac bor Cug, having been struck by a sea which damaged rudder head and stem, lost sails aud 13 making wal Bani J 1 Punoox, Wuxiord, wrecked at Bonner s Point, Grand Bahama, Dee Lt. was from Philadelphia tor Key West with coal, “A Cow huurs after atriking ane filled od soou weut to pieces, The capiain and crew arrived at jaasat Pros Bric Can, Bucwprniog, Smidt, fram New York foe Macscilies, put sto Gibraitar Dec 13, 77 days passage, ti She would have to discharge. Bric Aprix, of Plymouth, from Turks Islands for Ni York with salt, put into Lon 027 a anchored, ‘She wasn @ teaky condiuon, an@ reported to have 4 feet of water in the hold Bric Gorpex Lan, Payson, hence via Perth Amb Aspinwail, before reported pul into I pay feet of water in ber hold, and jon +++ $90,030 42/813 . $11,217 Notice to Mariners. Ligatwovar Orrick. Furr Disrn)cr, Baurivone, q The iiooper's Straits and Janes’ Island been removed from their stations for the #eancen, | ice. damage by tue Hoatin ola will be rep) order of tne “highlhionse Boara. i'Y PURVIANCE. Lighthouse Tuspector Whaleme Oct Arr barks Nile, FE DX) wh 14,000 Iba bone this season; Manny, 2 Lo wh aad 0 ibe bo from ‘do, 900 wh . Phillips. do fro 13th, Oldb oy why lowland, Jones As s00n As Ui weather permit 70, fair wo NL, from Saies 1,000 hie. Gu. sips G 16,000 bone do do; 17th, Barnstabie, bbis. Rye from d 16.00) pone, do, doi 174 nab sp lirawnson, 0, 280 wh, 3.000 bone ao; isth, ‘Tamerian ersey, $5.0 | trim dor 20. wh, 16,100 bone” dodo, ba ton. Jenkey Warren. izomn do, 8)! wh, 0.) bor i Caampion, Wort 9.0 wh, 15(0) boue this se 21S barks 86 25 a 660 ree, NB. from Arctic, 1,690 wh 22,0) bone du d “675 a 700 bois, Cogan, Mon, from do, GW wh 725 a 760 “th. bark Zoe, Simmons, NL, “10 a Bop | Wintered ta Plover Bay.’ 260 Wh, 00 done regular . a catch im 13 spats oll, bone, fark. ivory, &e, by trade + 160 @ 1100 | classed as imports: ” Sts, abips Corinthian Lewis. NIB. +760 @ 810 | frum do, 200 wh 3b,(0) bone ins season; Iavac Howland, 5815 91075 | Lone. do, from Ochoiak, GO wh 3,000 bone do do; sary 5675 a 600 | Knceiand, Soule. do. from Aretic, 300 wh 4000 bogs, do 4, $90 @ 890 | Nov 1, bark Martha 2d. Dailey, 40, from do, Wh 2009 7 bone de do; Ship Adeline, Bacber, do, irom Lahaina: 6th, <8 25 a 060 | Got "Jab Goegttiat®” Bean G00 trout det 800 wh 9 ; jo do: John Coggesha n, do, from do, 600 wh 700? 128.00 @ 29 00 | bone do; Kuphrates. Hathaway, do, from Hilo, off and on, 225 @ 3.60 | (and sid 10th for coast California); Bil, ship Fabius, Woot, from do, (and ald 9th to crue); Lith, bark et Towns Austin, Byaney, BSW. in Ochoiak. ‘aby wh 8000 bone this Spoken. &e. An American bark, fying $4 diatiniahing pendant, Non 7805 (Sibyl). € Liverpool for Calcutta, lat 348, loa | W—by Ge Gitander, Morshead, at Table Bay Foreign Ports. Anvnossar:, Dec 2—8id Bt Mungo, Young, NYork. Antwerp, Dec 22—Arr Bourse d’Anvers, Cassiers, NYork, OPO: (Pull), Bec 2—sla Cyrene, Koy, Vardi and New with sales of 5,090 bushels at $1 42 a $1 45 for State, and Dec 22-Are Iria, Perry: NY ork. $1 33 tor Oats were MAVEN, Dec 21—Are Prinz Albert, Platz, NYork. Tower an jes at 80c. a 90c for Canadian, 90c. Sanpexas’ Des Loar brig amen avis, Stevens, Sears- A91c for State,and Ye. a 920, for Western, Corn de- | port: "Mastil.” Consins, Ellnworth; Jan 1. Kenyan (tr), clined 1c. a 2c. and was very dull. Sales 35,000 bushels tana. 8 at $1200 $1 27, oh ing atthe Nasi pricey 61 a6 tor Hore, Fortiand. Sid Deo ai, Torig Alfarnta, Bibber. crop white Jersey, and $1 22 Gronactar, Dec Arr Pras brig Cari Prieferick, Smidt, and 800 Ibe. Southern at Sic. CANDLES.—Sales of 20: Cocoa.—A sale of 600 bags Guayaquil at 23\c. caah, in bond. — sales of 1,200 bags St. Domingo at 29%c. a 30c., Cortox quiet, and prices fayor the buyer; sales about cash, 600 boxes Western adamantine at sC. a22c. cash. We quote sperm at 35c. and patent at 1,000 bales at 80}5c. for middling uplands. FREiGHTS were firm but rather quiet, the floating ice ln- terfering to some extem with the loading of vessels. neutral, 300 ts to Li anton, boxes bacon at 22s. 6d. hhds, tallow at 188. 64. bbis. petroleum at 7s. eee eas Secarbeunte ot soan'st jiab white mustard seed at Engliah wi beef, joarc and very ind ent, the “day. Roe roca 136. bor 1,560 kinds Of provisions aad lard, and ‘rd as follows:—3 ,: and to arrit part at 25¢. ‘bags hoe ses, a2 aim moderately active, with sales of 500 hhds. re muscovado at 12}c.; 120 do. New Orleans at 131¢ 14Xc., and 300 boxes Havana at 133jc. The receipts 1 nto Bt 10 1809 wr 384, against pom r tons, being @ decrease of 34% per cent. es —Keceipts, 313 ity of bogs in perial quarter. flour at $1 25 per bbl. cut meats, 299 pac! market continued active for nearly all to-day, but particularly so tor = in = the omen product of the hogs. renders holders very in oon BN bigh prices are the crder of eceipis of pork have been light @ud must so continue through the = Beef was in fair demand and prices were firm. fair demand and frm. Loge woe rainty active and full include 30,000 bushels sng) > flour at 1s., and per neutr: 000 boxes cheese at 258., an too efi erms. To London, per ‘American, 100 bhds. tallow and 150 tierces oil at 173. 64., 500 bbis. flour at 1s. 4a and 100 tierces beef at 3s., and, per bales hops at ees 160 tierces beef at 4s, Glasgow, per neutral, 113 Es Marseilles, per neutral, To r boi. aod oa” and Bois. pork, 300 oats ra full dbis. get 8 34 for old and $22 75 a 23 for new do., iatter for choice, cB firm. India, in bond, on private terms. Siices rathet quiet. Sales of 9,000 mats cassia, in bond, ngs Pepper Bie. 8 29540., and 200 sc., cash. $16 ie prime; also 500 do. for June on Private terms, 350 do. beer at $12 peti tor m 9 extra do.; 400 do. Doxes bacon at toxenfor, Cumberland cut, to arrive, TLC for abort cleat, 1010. for long ribbed'on the spot 000 packages cut meats at 10c. for shout- eras }» and 2,500 do. eeipte in ey ff tons, and consumption 241,411 ‘The total consumption of foreign and domestic cane it total consumption $1 23 for yellow do. Berswax.—Sales of 4,000 Ibs. Western at 49c. New Orleans 12,000 bushels oats at 123cc., and 1,000 bbis. flour at 75c. "To a direct port in the United Kingdom 20,000 bushels wheat per neutral at 4s. 9d. per im neutral, schooner, 1.200 bb! Kio, per neutral brig, 2,000 bbis. flour at $1 25. Neutral bark to Cette, cxtra heavy pipe staves at $47 50; and a to Jamaica and back at $1 175 tons soda ash at $3 56 a $3 70; 1,200 ot ard aad 4 50 9 $16 for $18 a $19; 1,000 tor February at 13izec. & 1dc.; dressed’ hogs sold at 9c. a aren ‘Western, and 9340. &@ 10c, for city. NYork (or Marseilles (nee Miscel), Sid Ath, Br bark Water af ‘Ansell (from Marwilles), NYork. Wind E 16th. Ayana, Jen lace atcamship Morning Btar, ‘ad tor ‘New Orleans), sip Ciara. Al "Bid Jat, pe bark Biton, Webb; Philadelphia Cid Sth. brigs Croton, Ingrabam, Matanzas; J A Brown, Collins, Cardenas. Livenroot, Dec 23—Arr Louisiana (6), Brooking, NYor«; Chas Cooper. Short, Bangor. Me, Cld 23d, Clara Wheeler, Wilmarth, NYork. Loxpox, Dec 4—Bnt out. Anna Moore, Roberts, for New ons from Gravesend 234, Lorenzo, Mertyman, Shields and porto. Lon Istann, Bahamas, Dee 28—In port brig Adele, Crom Turke Islands for NYork, put in 27ch, leaky. Sid 27th, ache Arctic, NYork. Murrorp, Dec23—Put to, Gerhard, Cramer, (rom NYork for Gi Manan Dec 20—AretPiavio, Marino, NYork, Bid 2st . Boston, MARSRIL. Memento, Maranzas. Dee tle re brij aiarine Cook, Portland; Jan 1. echr Starlight, Yor, +20: $4, brign Selma’ (we), Larsen, Newport; L M Merri rey. Key We MANSANILLA, Dee Is. wig tancock. Gibbs, for ped ‘York 26th; echr W aacgeat. Coombs, from New York “TK assav, Dee 21—Arr steamer Lucy. Duguid, Wilmington, NC (and eld 29th for St John, NB); bark Walter Lembton, NYork (and cid 224 for Maiam : 234, Mary Harris, Johnson, and Georgiana, Eecies rk Eliza, Souper, do; brign Wild Vigeon, Jobogon, ‘do: OBriea, Wise do candela Sth for Vera Crusis sche Machias; Jan 2, bark JC Rahming, Borg- a poet Dena: st 5 Saiy RB: : eDenain Bt 9 ie ese : Rothaaye Cast, Lovett, and Hin kins, t assers Tila Dey it Cubbins, and Alliance, re St Jona NR. bark EWrizht Jr. Monroe, Philadeiphia; Ju 2 sche Albert, Knowles, Axor uxanstown, Dec 22—Aarr Theodor, Steffen, NYork. ft Jago, Dec 25—Arr Br brig M'T Ellaworth, Laurent, Portlat Sacva, Dec 8—Arr bark Linda, Baye. Philadelphia. S!4 23th. bark Ada Carter, Kenney: N Ryo ‘Sat Cay, TI, Deo 27—N in pict, Tuismpan, Dec’o—Are bark Andes, Merriman, Philadel- phia; Sist, schr © T Young. Hume. Portlind, Americ: a! Port a 60c., arter, En- 1,200 Bahia, per 16,000ibs. were in bones BOSTON, Jan9, AM— Corin, rt. Calcutta © sales to- Provinceiown’ bark ‘May Stotros, Alien, Penaxcole via tat $19 West; Br brig Picea Simini. Port Elicabetd via 4 $14 75a | Be Helena; sehr Sia Wass. Klizpbethnort. Signal for a verk and 3 brig Cid ‘sleamer Norsa delphia, rigs Ferseverance, (BE), Willa wok (Br), Douglas, Trinidad: Loraua, Hitpenty Gi ra Forest Ouk (Br). Durkee, Jeremie; ‘Card Wiseler Metaughlin Nor. W Deer, Rich, Georsetown: M Sid ship 3 Lawrence; bark Baltimore. ders, Tse: 910, nite hams, 300 boxes do. for February, | © tr gs Nantasket, St Agnes; and {rom below ship 11Ke., cut for February at 12c., 3,500 bbis: BAe te Leuritie, Cape Haytie and tiorces lard on the spot, within the range of 12%c. a peed Sen S—Arr schr Helen Mar, Nickerson, Al- guanaria. Below, bark Zizine, Cid Daa brig Kayai, Egers, Cheese Foltness MONROE, Jan 6—The following, with others, OM et ert a, the guardship, lat evening tato Hampton Roads = : . now, inenote for Bost “Alico, Sales of 600 bags East | Stone" trom Calais for Alexandria’ schrs Latouretio: Sones, from Niork tor or Baltimore; DB Warner, Gibson; Btates- , and Hamilton. Hopkins, from Baltimore for J Jones, Boyce, and CE Bimer, Mason, from Balti LE. ANS, ‘Dee Sl—Arr sehr ynocham, ie Philadelphia. Cid bark Comet, Mosrtsos, Panieet: ‘Jan 2—Arr bark Transit, Elliot, NYork; schrs Aunte Lew: the count hag 4 unrefined ster for the year end- Ux Steet. tag Lag hog pe. Bickorsoe, NYork; ing December 31, 1! were 243,137 tons, and the con- er. Gul a 1 Me. jeiow. coming up— ‘was 231,308 tous, Barks Investigator, Carver, arom NYork; N Boynton, Mitch- sumption of this description was 351, mage ai from pa shia; sebt Henry ‘Travis, par sea 29th ult, bark Texas. by eee pian. Bi SHIPPING NEWS. ewe ageof 1428" ton, @ decrease aingrict of 3 weasels, of un aggregate of 1.282 weyser, cet at i The following t# a list fe bg AP of New Bedford... Bedford. 654 vensols. Perth of 078 tone, ‘the alata Pert of ‘New ¥ York, January 10, 10, 1864. Tor Waste Fisuxny—The New Bedford Standard con- tains s review of the whale fishery forthe past year, from ae we condense the following: — e decrease for the year has been 47 vessels, with a ton- Bedford been eaptired v by pi PT 390 Lint te toni echrs Keokuk, Jason, wate Fatt Se We | Wet 0 sunset BW, tems ai forelgh ort,acd f ‘towed PHAR tA, ys 9, A M—Cid steamship Saxon, tr Bosto: Lewss, Del. Jan7—The brig Edith, from Bordeaus, ed schr Spray. trom Malifax, both for Philadelp ta the Breakwater, in company with four bari ‘and six schooners, Thi waiting orders for, ‘more. eer Castle, Pong barks Union and Meaco, for Pernam- for buco; ew Orleans; apritiane, Yy Fdot ARRIVED. line, for Liversool; brig Nelli ‘Mowe, Ta | Steamship Columbia, Barton, New Jan 3, and | sererainohrs and a U's aia x Bavana 6th, with mdse &c, to Spofford. & ORTL: lerrimac, Hoyt Cush. Bieamanip Gov Bailey (dr), Cushing: Nassau NP, Jan 6. sng. Agee, Berea Oe vincinn 2 aang bie G Tit we reads broker Perkin, Maneauitia 2) daye, with Waccamaw, Bic enue; Golden Lea Payorme Per ey, Timpson. Gk nay of Hatteras, oxw a | Amboy for Aspiowall, Tri Dari Machin or Fork: Br gunboat . Brig Amelia (Br), Dana, a Bahamas, Dec 23, | and Tagalis,, Machias for NYork:, dent Morton: verill for Baltimero; Hardee , pg hd or new. ven itn al Piet ‘mcompany With | Arertand for NYork ‘steamer Potomac, Biers Ofek: “ eer Balt Cay, TI, 13 days, with salt, | Cid brig Atmon tt, ‘arden: Ma- to Boyd a Hines. tilda (Br, Wiliard, Barbadoes; Albert Clarence, Freeman, arg bate, (Br), — Turks [stands y rie Newport, RI, with | Baltimore. aster. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_— | 4 Fair Wind why port . SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES. _ BELOW. FIRST CLASS SCOTCH PROTESTANT 00K. & Bark Agnes (Brem), Semke, from Marsefiles, Nov 29. frat ol tant chambermatd, a fh SAILED. %h—Steamer Em ships Messen; Hiern, Kati, ty trongalan, aeeue ek Alce; bi ‘yairese, ch gy ao. at the ai Tiietttute ‘of as a 1 ian bb. potween "Arvada ai ince, three French ladies’ fate, French ees, wo? walters ‘and wee ai ‘women A’ THE SERV, want immodiat 4 Sala pier ad those lat cooks: wis to has been 37 NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED sage aud Dole, Wh. femaiocs want sit ig fo) ee Cowie Germ re 7 ‘trie dear LADY 18 DESIROUS OF A SITUAUION Dt ioe on OF HUrsery governess, ‘Applyren ioe Nace feta: Staonal oat #381, ie alt oF < vind res TOuxo ti DY WIRES A SITUATION AB BRAM: fi ire Are | bon swore. OGeli tor two days ar atl tin ave arrivals ai STRADY, (NEAT WOMAN Wa TION eral Au Aalst i the meg ata wrong A feet es, Oat be ove front of off any room, “GRRMAN GIRL WISHED A SITUATION AB Ny ston Bos. in an American (amily, Qo!! Cor ume dara at vee SITUATIONS WANTED—! A YOUNG Gin wt at geod as SITUATION ra rer vate family, 98 thorugh! mds of of ducing be) volaren m4 rsiands al Place, eT Rs Crom her RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO a a vonpectabls Call at dv housework, or as chambermaid, sate {amily Onn five the best of city references. OT West 13up 6b, to A yooue GIRL rane = ameeapiont washer by ee. orte erly referonce from =~ ¢ co in Broadnay. weer’ 68d , second floor, rd door from 1 FRENCH LADY WISHES 70 OBTAIN A BITUA- Hon as governess with @ gentleman for one or two chil don, Sie pays the biano, mpeake En languages, Aadvoss SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG QI? do the chamberwork. and assist tn th ivoning of @ small (amit Elve good reference. C YOUNG GIRL WANTS A gitva. AL tion as waitre do chamberwork and wait ing in rive, Haily: ine excellent city rotercice, “Gan be seen for two days «' 110 6th ave, mear 2th a lish well, and several 34 avonue, RESPECTABL A YOUNG ERGLISH GIRL WISHES i AA as nurse aud plain seamstress; good city references = be givea. Can be seen (or two rr al 375 7th ave. frst floor COMPETENT NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS DESIRES situation; can take (ne entire charge of the nursery t fron its birth; Ina gentleman taut; undoubted city’ reference, AD, 17th st A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WANTS WORK UY the day or month, can do all kinds of sewing; will be othor wea uset al, ‘beat of relereace, SAL Kast 10th at, WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 48 COOK, AND (o as-tst t@ washing and ironing. Also @ girl.’ to do Shaw derwork and waiting, with reference. Can be seen for two daga al 269 Hicks at., South srookiyn. FRENCH LADY. THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED with the cloak and manuila business, having experionce in overseeing girix and im geting up stylca. deniros & ai\ua- (ion as forewoman, Apply at 48 West Wik at, cornee of Waverley place SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPRKOTARL Ith, co cook, Wash and ion, aud has good city refers Call at 140'Lsth at, third floor, back room, ence. A. SITUATION WANTED BT A YOUNG WOMAN, (0 ds plain cookla, ahing and tromiug, or world do the honsawork ip a sur baa good city reference. Can be seen Ul Bulled at 202 7th ave., wear Zith st. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS NURSE ad, oF to,twice care of cil nt 178 West Lith ai. R“SPECTABLE YOUNG tion to do general housew al 274 West 17th at., between ¥ As YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN. WITH A milk, would like to take a baby to nurse, App'y at 263 12Un at, in the rear, for A SITUA. ily, Call 1% WISE: aa amall 10th avs. two days SITUATION WANTRD-BY A RESPROTABLE GIRL, fis burse anit cha aid; ita vood plain scainpireas; city reterence given. Cail #436 4{h av, over the uphol- erer’s. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A. SITUATION AB chamhermait abd waitress or Reamelreas Can be seen at 29 Warren st, Brooklyn, near Columbia, on the basement Hoor, youne WOMAN ¥ WISHES A 6) YUATION TO DO chamberwork and waiting, aut ae tat washing, no objection to the country, Call on E. M., aL, necond door, frout room, RESPECTARLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. washing and ironing, or geoe te family; has four years city st, between Catharine and Call at 97 reference, ‘Market, WOMAN WANTS: A SITUATION AS COOK, WASHER ce” Good city reference. Oull at 378 Gth av, secon ITUATION WANTED—BY A Pot GIRL, AB chambermaid and seamstress, be ween for two days at LI7 East 334 at. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, WHO has lately arrived from the old country, ax nurse and aymstreas or chambermaid, Apply at 245 Went 43d ai., be- tworn Bth and th 14 oor, front room. be ae Wash and irou, Good refere 90 Ww st 7th st., between 6th and Teh ave. io a the ba baser Gitvatiox WANTED—BY A WAITRESS. ARPLY af present employer's, 10 West 17th at, before 12 8 AwD PRUGOTSTS.—waNrEi the comp uadi 7 Soorterns ta ¢ references, Address alpha, Druggist, Herald office ANTED—A SITUATION AB POR! imiha: odcupation, by & man, 33 youre sia wg ls uot afraia (@ work, Addveas'M. O. D. ANTED—BY A YOU a MAN, A SITU. TION AS Bioimta kgeper in some wholesale store, or aa clerk ia a merchant's fat other ollice: salary vot so much an ect as the juon; beat of references giveu Address or taquive of D. Morley, 78 Madison at, for thiee days. WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation in a large hotel, of good business, as porter or otherwise; bas lived ia some of the largest hotels in Bng- 1 ( siake $10 for any Lime as Becurity, 15k Bast 23uh a JANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OF AGF. @ situation in &@ wholesa'e mercantite house, where be : good business. 19 a peod peninan and quick at e ol ference wil! be given Add: uw. 059 Post oifice, Wn” D—BY A WELL EDUCATED AND THO rough business man, @ siltation where mdustry and inlecrtiy will be appreciated, salary not so much ap object At first, best of reference Addyens A. V., at H. J. David U1 Nassaa st fal: wt ; to capability, honesty, Ac. Tub ay. HELP. “WANTED-—NALES. AGkNTS ARE GUARANTEED TO MAKE $15 PER day, and receive free, as ® present, & beauuifal gold or stiver hunting case Watch, genuine Kuglish movemenia, aad warranted ax a correct Uimecceper, by selling our ureal new extra large sized Prize Packages each of which ci tains mnore artioleeof eealvalue-mich na Ane, writing, ena: terials assorted tancy articles, Yankee notions, ci pee ente of tine jewelry, Ac., &c., than spy other’ hall dozen packagen ever wold We are tho original aud omig manufac rery of the wenderfully succeseful nad usefal Rickards Prize Packages None others are gomuine Agents should ware of imitators of (1 eral impostors have as copied our styles advertigemenits an’ premiums; but nove give wateves until from $40 (0 £30 in cash ie first paid them’ rove which we ntl oticr as a present a case of one dred of our tineat packages 10 any one who can obtain A ‘h from any other house without first paying the avo\ sum. We ask agents to call on our iimiiators first, examine thetr packages. (rms, &c.. (hen visit our oifice, when the Great difference in Gur iaver will be pluinly econ. We preseut our watches to agents on or ‘se With the lirst order All goods peese: 4 has bon our custom for Be, wad inonay refunded tor round Ereatmow circulars for 1Rbt, S.C. RICK: Fe eww alrert. New York, only original largest and oldest Prize Package house in the wor id GENTS ARE WANTED T0 SELL OUR IMMBNSE- ly popular and justly celebrated stationery Prize Tite largest an Packets best out, ceainialgg. fine Writin Paper, Envelopes, Novelties, rich Jewelry, &c.. &e.; retat for only 25 cents; worth five times ax much,” We put up the i quick, gio a ese piv invested will y a $5) belling "our finest ever published, All andsome Gold or solid G. * So tbevicinau street, N. t, Price Package ving Warehouse LL WHO ARE IN WANT OF COMPETENT MALE help, such as couchmen, clerks, waiters, porters, bar- brivate servants, small boys, farm ha uds, &c., can diately suited at the employment house 133 11th st., av. COUPLE OF HONEST, (NTPLLIGENT MEN WANT- ed, ts take oharge of a sicreosopic exhibition in the Army of the Potomac. Apply at 6 Nassau al., room No. 9, from 9 tol 12 octock. A CLERK WANTED—FOR A BHIPPING OFFICE; als + cl for A sleamer and w.crocery store, two Hales- men, two EY On City cars, @ conductor, three bartenders nd a poiter: other situations always open. Apply at Mer chants’ Clerks’ Agency, ollice 8) Nassau st. - an ft STAUTED—s + (ween the hours 1A “" Lg tA eee as bio For the present $0 per ‘CommIssion. Sronn Agent, Herald ontice, - ABTED-t8 A PANELS o GROOBRY STORE, A wae ef clerk; must be iy scquainied with, the batuee ‘and have the best cily reierence. M. & Co., box 189 Herald odlice, Warm rain 0h to youna MAN, WHO CAN command from to $500 im ready cash, (0 take an roterest (us proiiaple cash business. already established, ROBI BON ‘* HALL, 85 Nassau sl,, rooms ANTED—AT THE MBROUANTS' ANI Regustry, No. 131 Fulton street, Bast & commission’ house, ahipping clerk’ for a dry goods store Paymaster # clerk, porter aud watchman for @ bonded ware- . Other bitaations open, No commission in advance. hants supplied gratis. We refer lo and supply over fv huadred mercantile houses and manufactories in this an neighboring cities, Watabliaied aad licensed in 1406 Re- ferences ou fle. . W AITER AND WAITER BOY WANTED-AT THB Whitney House. ANTLD—A YOUNG MAN, TO WAIT ON TABLE, also (omake himwell geverally useful. None othot need apply to L. W) Parker, 563 6th ay. ANTED—A BARKPEPER; A YOUNG MAN O# good address, with good city reference. Appiy at OF Bowery, corner of Heater aireet, between Land 2 0 chock. Iegitimnte “business, to which they can make oa every any. Only $10) to $390 capital roquited ANTED—MEN WHO WISH TO ENGAGE IN ALD T1LDIs , G09 Broadway. | “OELP WANTEHD—FEMALE “COLORED WOMAN WANTED—TO DO gueaag Aousework im @ amall family. Apply at 97 al. Witharnabo NUMBEB OF SITUATIONS ARK NOW VACANS A “or tirst cias cooks, waitresses, chambormaiss Sam =| dresses, nurses, aeamstresses ani 4 for housews both city and country, at BEDE. LS, 807 4th av., tate Bookham & Bedell; 9 Grand at. FRENOM, GERMAN OR ENGLISH YOUNG Wi A man wanted, a8 Seamstress and to teach, oes com} for asmall girl, or aeamstreas and governcrs, ie Isaud, blust have good references. Call rand ote “THR HOUSE GOOD GIRL WANTED work of a small family. Those hay references may ape | gr Weae 27ts at, this day. beween 9 A. Mh and 6 ¥, EXPERIENCED NECKTIE MAKERS bere 1g their own sewing machines on IN parties cau have the work home. “Apply at 147 West Hous ton &i., corner of Macdougal. NO. 1 COOK WANTED—MUST BE A FIRST CLASS AA Miers tom real Up top cook her own peice will be Paid. Apply. at the residence of 0. E. Carm: er . Corn: half hour from end of Sixth River Railroad, or by Third ¢ by omnibus to the door. Bt, avenue avenue cars to Harlem, T 49 HUDSON STREET—WANTED, A COOK AND waitress, for a large boarding house: inuat be oughly competent, To those who cau come well recommend- ed 00d wages will be given. poor AND LAUNDRESS WANTED—AT 231 MADISON need apply without the best references, Bluges_ ever: vonrs and by Bindea then ANILIES IN WANT OF HIGHLY REOONMERDED, rienced servants, will find such by applying at the Gerniah Tusiute Kmployment office. Cor’ all nations, op posite the Cooper Institute, 26. 4thave. No charge til uaged. OUSEKEEPER WANTED—A GENTLEMAN, kee a eney hotel, situa 43 (ae elo of doing a fine business, wants a ousebeer, as Fon a ga00 for inveataient ia the business. Tid Deut of rertrences’ gives and ‘required. Address for thre days J. S., Herald oitice. N IMPORTANT ARTICLE. URGENTLY NEEDED DY every person, Cail sad examine, or ten samples wilt be seut (ree by mail for 20 conta, that retail for $2. by E. L Wolcott, 170 Chatham squaro, N. ¥. ower tyson ete THE APPRENTICES’ LIBRARY. ‘ay, who is somewhat acquainted with books, arten et eas g00 4 asd lives with his parents, Apply be- tween lv aud ‘i? o'clock. M. BOX NANTEDSIN A LAWYER'S OFFIOR: $15) PER week, Address, in own handwriting, Judge, Herald oftice. iv WANTED-IN A COMMISSION PAPER WARE- s agicens of a wiltiog ispostion aa feat rate al Cy le Darema.” Address, with reference, Ter ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘woman, 48 chambermatd or (0 do plain sewing, waahing And (rou, has the vest of city references, Callat 49 Priges bh, third | floor, WO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT SCOTCH WO. Ten want altuations, one as plain cook, washer and ermal; 48 capable of mindins pian sewing aud ombroidery. Cal "NY. room 15. FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, ¥ wHo UNDRRSTANDS futing. desires @ situa ‘would do the chamber- work; gon clly reference, C 13 Union Court, Univer. sity p'ace, between Lith and 12th wt, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT AND experienced good covk and baker: wud au excellent laundress: wi ee n9 object, in spectable family. Can be soem at 354 cond store above 32d at. MG SITUATION AS. a earl Io lady who understands the duties perte references will be given. Address box 3,539 Ne: oulice. ork Ds oat ANTED—AN INFANT TO WET NURSE, BY A re-pec able woman. who has lost her owa child; beat of care given. Apply at 279 East 13th at. ANTE: D--a SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED WO. to do general housework, by day or month, Call ac3t West 25th at. top floor. Good city reference. ANTED—A SITUATION, A8 COOK WASHER AND irouer, of to do general ‘housework. Can be seen at her prevent employer's, Clermont avenue, ft door m a1 Greon avenue ANTED—BY A COMPELENT PERSON, A SITUA. tion as first class p: ree, Address for one week Chas. H. James, 10 Bator 4 piace. WANTED HY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, fm washing and Ironing or to gout by the eat 26th at., first floor, back ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GIRL. A SITUATION ‘as child's nurse and to do plain sewing: @ good home proterred, reference. Call Monday and Tuesday at ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT W MeN en A et BY A RESPECTABLE C peeettns g s a: good cook and exce! references. 1 be on it., between Sth and 9th ave., for two days at second toor, front room, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY girl, a8 ov0K, washerand ironer; be given. ‘Call for two day West ANTED—A_ SI Siri, a9 cook 1m private family , would washin, clty reference from her last place, Call at $05 A ‘Atlan i. near Smith, South Brookiyn. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOU: NG WOMAS, ‘a situ 8 waitress or chambermai city raference, Call a 12 Doyer #t., near Chathain mauarer geome SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE women, $8 e60h juld ‘be willing to assist in the washing of a small faintly; city reference. Apply at 38 West 13th st. A_ RESPECTABLE reference can th st. A ‘woman, to do chamberwor! city Feterense. Cail at 125, Greenwich ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO cook, wash a, or to work th a private fawtly. Call for two or at le Weat 30th at. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as*piatn , Washer and troner, or to rg housework” Good city reference, Cali at 199 West RESPECTABLE and fine washing. Wintaten SITUATION, Fas A YOUNG GIRL, . chambermald sad n: ro Best gy | Feference. Call Dr. Ward's, her last Place, 68 ad RESPECTABLE ee. & SITUATH A rand troner; city reference. Gall at 106 Bast Warren’ 4, Brooklyn, OF WANTRD—A SMART #BOY TO CLEAN GLASS, and make blongelf generally useful. tm Hope's photo- Graph gallery, 233 Greenwich st., coruer Barclay; one used to the business preferred. Galt Wetween Band 12 2 to-day. gery IN WANT OF EMPLOYMENT SHOULD cailimmediaicly ai the Clerks’ Registry, 64 Nassau at. Wanted, carly to-day, an assistant bookkeeper, (wo ontry clerks, Tour dry goods salesmen, a clerk for a “provision store, a copyist and « porter, NOMPETENT MEN ARE WANTED TO-DAY AT THE Mercantile Agency. 266 Broadway, for the following situations. —An experienced hat and cap salesman, a cleri in an indurance oflice, tet t» go to Cuba, 10 men to go to the country, au assistant bookkeeper. two outdoor salesmen, a clerk for's eet and acopyist, Several other situations now opel employme: tng of the Drug Clerks “losing ‘sssoaation, to Cooper Institute, room 24, ou Wednesday even ke, ednesday s Herald. RUG CLERK WANTED-FOR A RETAIL BTORE. Qne oan may apply, with reference, to Fiee- & Bi vaird avenue, Bee .—WANTED, FOR A FIRST CLASS perienced and competent clerk. Undoubi- gf roferongra required. Apply, between II and 8 o'clock, to R. M. Hobbe, 31 Mi OR THE NAVY, MERCHANT AND WHALE SHIPS— Wanted. iandsmen, seamen, Gremon, coal passers. fear. Tecra trne highest bounty vatd. Apply ouly to AMES & 6O., 67 West sirect, corner of Albany, up stair. OOKKREPER WANTED—IN AN IMPORTING house: a thorough, Knowledge of double entry beok- keeping ts necessary. Address box 2,644 Post en Phe | eet A Sond AND | al mins goods importing and, manufactu Rouse wen ledge | is branch of ity, energy and know! trade is urgent. Audrees box 2648 P SALESMAN WANTED—IN THE WHOLESALE LI. quur business. A mau thoroughly acquainted with the city trade, who can tntiuence business, may apply to.1, Hancock, 29 Cedar EGAR TRADE. —WANTED, AN OUT DOOR ther on commission or salary. One a the wholesale trade Crvholesale grocers, buyers tn the city and country box 184 Herald oitice. UNtD 8 STATES NAVY—WANTED, SEAMEN, FIRE- men, coal passers, landsmen. cooks and stewards, to ship Apply at the United States Navy ofice, corner ee AN DALE & COURTNEY. §. NAVY.—WANTED, FOR picts vane STEAMERS + Peterhoff, Margaret & Jessie and Kate, golng on block- , aremen. coalpassers, machiniete, Iandamen and boys, Bip for for fone Zeer. $Wadvance. U. 8. Naval Rendezvous, ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, IN A FIRST CLASS DRUG ore, a clerk fully competent to put a ions and dispense medicines. ‘The best ‘city references will be Apply at 679 Broad ‘ANTED—A YOUNG May AS, BOOKKEEPER. Musi be a good penmai ‘and correct at fi The bert of references mired address fo handwrit applicant Hera! Waxrep-a xo youxa A BOT af {te Sle pa aa “s, 6 ig 4 nd trastw and write Bere town. sey tar as for one year, of Chambers an a “for an eiice dress, a appli cant’s ‘own ‘bandw: rng Wate 801 = EouEss akD AND INDUSTRIOUS in Kt haye city references. Pondiress bor Lio? Post ofice, York. Wore ake 000 Ly ey ped READ REMING- tin this columa. Wantep—ax ee MIDDLE AGED to fill an official position “inwrer, of democratic of reanonatiiy, fonqhtch bord work ts required: comy Per tapem. Address, with real name, a, oe eee tn ne Heral 3. ANTED—A SITUATION, AS A COOK AND BAKER, ANTED-IN A FANCY SILK GOODS AND DRi Ww ‘nnd to assiat in the washing and of ference: hte poeta 5 a Ben re. Ay sarang net irelne salesman. 88 box __ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. Weare np tage, FOR A, STRAMSHIF, 20 ae ‘ee a cred ie A Sais, Bot a Gok ws 4 | mre er Ne last on is ceen ‘ANTED —A PORTER W. DRY Goops Southwest former of Forty-eirth street, minagy Bath aosce, Tinporting houses "aaron bor 408 Post ofiee COACHMAN.—A Rn eye 1 MAN rants situatl ja. g0 coaeh: de ived with forae respectable ¥: furnish x at ork. | Oa ct y raforaace ‘Call on YOUNG ci WHO Bap, A GOOD CITY RNHBIMER BRO7EERs, Two Woes ericcatsrecaeneragt tere del as 10 WRITES hfs -F 8 YOUNG @! ‘one Whe es, der t oe BLE RA oop | an A coop fervadiartaaea be esate et like ace t) A’ ue EXPERIENCED SALE: sce eee | a ai it with ‘s det clase Screenname Beatin re tr bor L678 New ork ve ae Pont oflce. pate mars ra talon ben sereeace wos rouNG sr an eae igen bar or bar ai vaising, jeat_ references. “address for three nao Bi clr cre oF Pais | ‘Wy axgRbch, 00D noe 70, .0A_Om aaBti Pama ente sare i| Shee fo) 44_1 CAP, MAN, AS i Evia musT ig cal at 18 Tan cares ae We traens counter, at Rk Tunes: Si} RE sch tt 18 OB 19 pase or a0, OF AG} BS | OP eee Wiser 20h APE tan Stseact Trad’ tport pal) to any address 19TH CENTURY, can't do without It, jashington, D.C, Siac SAE ace ae Sa WANT THIS MORNING, 60 EXPERIENOED ER I vaute for Tae} situations ready tn first cines families, cooks, [oe by Ly Schtiges fod gi gee ere Dege tthe ib wages. laces wailing Biainutes, at’ BM f, CHRISTORB 2 ‘ollice, 10 Tk ‘Brookiyu; “5 yeacs catablished. No charge unleal Bt, sited AUNDRESS WANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY, sho must be neat and a Grat rate washer and irouer; well recommended. Apply at 61 Pane soeh at TIE .KERS.—WANTED, =e FIRST CLASS Nrcperstora Als. & few good h See to finish after ma- ment may apply at 34 Barclay #t., up ataira, oe SParanes WANTING GOOD PLACES CAN atthe Seer tae Office. 724 6th av., between 424 below a Famtiea 5a ats. one the railcar’ de plied with good servants by applying as al ERVANTS WANTED—THIS DAY, FOR SPEC! Situations {0 gentlemen's famtiles; professed cook, mi hambermaids, seamstroases amonth; lady Washers and troners. experienced nurses and The very highest wazes given, Apply to Mr. MANNING, Court st., Brooklyn, oppostie City | ALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A FIRST ornare Apply immediately at «near ci ‘ANTED. IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO GERRAN recommended; one as up stairs washer aud ironer; wages sew; the other as cook, ‘Apply at 459 West 28d’ st WASTEDSA GOOD, COOK, WASHER AND IRONBR. ‘in a small private family." Best of clty references from last place. Must be willing and obliging. Apply at 134 Weet Ween ait INTELLIGENT AND INDUSTRIOUS val 9 care of 8 bay fout amok of 860. ani snd ohiid only. Apply at 0 P itacdougat st betwoee B ‘Bloocket and Amity sts. ANTED~A RESPECTOREe, WOMAN (COLORED preferred), One who can Ria Plain cooking snd ie@ good washer and troner, and wi make herself Fully ‘useful. ‘may appiy for two ‘dare ‘o198 Dea st lyn, References reqi ge a A |, PROPRATANT, hg Cota and 8 P.M had ‘ANTED—A IBERMAID A! ———— Warts ahd fnaoen Sata farai A and Unwrersiiy Set from 1 ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO DO. THE ber wor! ‘fine ‘small fomily. Apply at Sia Woot 38d ste ne 12 ANTED—A SuaRt, TO Tal ‘Bt, between CLEAN WOMAN, TO Do THR entire housework of a smail private family. Bhe m boa grod Wesker ted troner sud tndereand Bent of city reference required; no other need apply. Cali aC a8 Laight ANTED—A COOK AND CHAMBERMAID: Preferred: good wages and home for competent Inquire on Tuenday, between 9 snd 13 Stelock. at Clinton first house below Adiantie, Broo a GOOD COOK, Rm AND IRON! to West Bloomfield, N. J., one hour's ride ft er York. Apply between Wand 3 dictock to Mr. Wilmer, 47 Nassau st., New York. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—IW A SMALL wamiey, neat, tidy girl for = housework; an ext Taher abd ironer and iain cook, indi City references shone but one compe- tentof filling the ‘2d place, betweem antie Court and Clinton sts , gn aan Bi Atel 'ANTED—TO GO IN amc Rady Lia! (Meh ha gine Stele from Jersey City, a wi serv: must be a thoro a good pla di with regmm tions. A Pi ferred. Addrens 8: Ht. O., Herald office. aneeD GOOD WET. aoaat, WHOSE Ra eral months old; good et at 130" West 220 ot, between 10a Me anda Peale ANTED—A GOOD COOK—FRENOH. GERMAN ( Bian; city reference requl ‘Apply bet and 3 at 64 Warten GIRL, TO COOK, WASH AD inp family; good ref ply at 37’ West Bist at, between Oth nd Buh a fn asl hen adeset aecetnn heen Ron ks ‘ANTED—A Lb AND SEAMBTRESS: Be wHo Wi irr expable re change of of iz the entire <a any yeas dy ily bew of reterence required. Apply at No, ANTED—IN A SMALL FAnILy, A ose, Tee, cour erscn. to cook, wash and iron Senet -~ froner eae 2 4 fer need a fi ecw apes, eo ea peeretnay AntED- S814 DAY. A © a Ping bliging need call, Such's.one will Nave ‘ mee American preterred. ay ‘ANTED—A GOOD COO D a py, Gallet Sa While ‘at, ‘between the hours ANTED—A WRT NURSE, WITH A FRESH BREAST pply av 48 Went tin et, nea ff Aree feat diet st, ‘estate th av. W4t.4 wat SVANTED—A WET NURSE. APPLY AT NO. 8 ‘Madison av. Windiousen, eesthat gees WET AURSE MANTED-AT #0 EAST 22D ST.; NONM need cae ane APD Wep.sans aren ree at 830 Broadway, 13 o'clock ‘this day. Wasi WET. Pitta WROss Oo OUI, AS, Niece r ne ear gee nam Ww" Le Seas an a sure os sree he ———