The New York Herald Newspaper, April 6, 1864, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sen, April 5—6 P. M. ‘The share market exhibited weakness this morning, and early all the Western railroads were down. Coupared ‘with the first sales yesterday, Erie Railroad advanced », Erie pre‘erred 3, Illinois Central 2, Cleveland and Toledo %, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 1%, Chicago and Alton 5, nd Cumberland Coal 2%. Hudson River, Harlem, Chi- ‘cago and Northwestern and Canton Company showed no Variation from the highest cash sales on Monday. New York Central declined , Reading 14%, Milwankee and Prairie du Chien 3, Michigan Central 34, Micbigan Southern 2, Cleveland and Pittsburg 114, Galena and Chi- cago ty, Chicago and Rock Island 13, Alton and Terre Haute 24, Pacific Mail 3;, Quicksilver Mining 214, and Mariposa 1. ‘There was no mate ial change in the afternoon, except in Harlem, which advanced 314 per cent, At the close Frio sold at 125\%, Hudson River 1634%, Harlem 144, Reading 108%, Michigan Southern 115%, Illinois Central 150, Cleveland and Pittsburg 12544, Galena and Chicago 127X, Cleveland and Toledo 154, Chicago and Rock Island 124, and Fort Warne 1483, Exchange was firm to-day at 1813/ @ 181. The loan market continued active at fully seven per cent. The advance in the rate of interest has not been caused by any reduction in the amount of capital offering, bat may be attributed to the increased demand which bas been produced by the eagerness of speculators to hold on to their stocks in anticipation of a further rise, There will probably be no reduction in the present rate until after tho two hundred million loan, which is now being ogotiated, is all taken. The government fixed the price of gold this morning at 1654;—the same as yesterday, The opening price at the exchange was 1673{,and an attempt was made by tho gemblors, as usual, to influenco the official standard; but Mr. Cisco stood firm, and very judiciously resolved, in the absence of orders from Washington, not to give way to the importunities of the speculators. The opening price at the gold room was merely nomival, as probably ‘pot ten thousand dollars in casb sales were perfected be- fore the hour at which the official price was announced. ‘The premium was afterwards forced up to 168%; but no business could bo dono at that price, and the gambling ‘was a'torwards carried on at the lesser fractions. The following is the report of the transactions at the office of the Assistant Treasurer:— Receipts from customs $383,000 Total recoipts 3,658,504 Payments. 4.279'825 Balance... 37,845,396 The subscriptions to the ten-| forty toan at the Sub Treasury to-day amounted to $168,850, and at the First National Bauk to $409,000. The aggrogate value of the exports of produce and merchandise from this port during the past week was $5 .766,748 The plan of confining the designations of the national Danks to numbers instead of allowing thom to choose their own names has, it appears, been abandoned. The “National Exchange Bauk,’’ of New York, aud the ‘Dela. ware County National Bank,’ of Chester, Penns: have been authorized and will proceed to do b: accordance with the provisions of tho law, under their respective titles. We have received a copy of the following despatch, dated Lowvonworth, Kansas, April 4:— To General J. C. Fraxont:-— At the snnnal meeting of tbe Union Pacific Railway Company, Eastern Division, held in this city to-day, ¢ eral Job fremont, Fdward Learned, C. P. Dixon, Wilson. Wm McLough,James Kerr, P, Jobson, W cAlpine and C. A ‘Trowbridge were elected direct The following comparative statement shows the aver. age condition of the leacing items of tho Philadetpbia banks tor the past and previous week:— Last We $35,605,415 4/096 401 This Week. Trans 37,262,820 Specie pal tender... 2'h00,002 ove shown, is favorable to large ‘The bank exhibit, as profits, all the items being oo the iverease. While we bave no positive evidence of tho fact, says the Philadelg Phia Ledger, \t is pretiy well known that ueorly the whole of it ig government paper. The capital is in government Paper; loans, most of them government paper, the NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1864.-WITH. SUPPLEMENT. Atlantic Bank 2 & Traders’ RK 112% 7 Fourth NationalBk 100 200 Canton Company... a 30 73% % TM 290 280 209 + 280% 5) . 230% 2 20 500 Penn Coal 224 ae Centra! Goal Ce ~ 9 ts a7 S785 400 Gal & Chicago RR: iar ; SMO $200 Clev & Toi wi’ tan 23 = Chicago & Rk I RR. 124 Wy 1 b30 124% Os sono ssne 7 $00 oni, Bar & QRR.. 600 Weoming V Coal ‘ao 0 Canada Copper Co 9% Pay rton Coal Co, 4 ae 4 1™% Ma Pai Chien! +s wo Fol yabash RR, va S58 Cy 10) 20) 10) 109 colt 3 ORR = eines hs. 0 : 200 Chic ry Alton pref. 1s 3 SOCK Chain prel-beo 5 100M & in 2d pref do imma ats ns 500 00 Ohte & Sie RR. 20 Miss & Mo RR, do ose 300 SECOND BOARD. HAtr-rast Two o'Coce P. M. 3 $2000 0 § 6's, 981, cou.. 114, 500 he Reading RR. 13000 U S 68 8-20 cou. . 1% 5 : is 18) 0%) Missourl 73 15 15984 a f° ao im ‘ichige Con RR 150. i 149%; dion American Colt. 16/4; 19m Mich So ENT RR, si; 3) shs Canton Co..bi5 73° 20°01N Cen RR scrip. 1503 10) do DN 72% TM do... + 1st 100 Cam Cori pref 864% 100 + 150 wy eae ae Oley & P » 128 n Galene & Chi RR: 127 33 Pac Joy 1 if 20 NY Central i 20) TON chi A RE Tainnd RR 300 Chi. Bur & Qe RR 90 Pitts. Ft hWaechi RR 300 4 500 Chi & N 100 a 100 donee... p10 100 Alton AT HRR... SAN 15836 ue «blo 159 OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Torspay, April 5—6. P. M. Astms,—The market was firm, with a fair demand, chiefly for export, at $8 87% for pots and $10 50 for pearls, Errapstorys—Receipts, 7,033 bbls. flour, $00 bbls. and au 1,676 bags corn meal, 21,037 bushels wheat, 16,847 do. corn, and 24,812 do. oats. ‘The flour market was 5¢ a 10c. better, with more doing, particularly in the bettem descriptions of State and Western, in part on specuiae tion. The arrivals continue below the average wants of legal tender or reserve; the amount due from banks the same, he doepoeits the eame, and the cir- culation scarcely avythivg else; and all these are on the increase. The only item that is not paper is specie, and that is on the decroase, The banks, it will be seen, on $12.899,050 of capital; hold of loans $37,262,820, or nearly three to one, besides various otber interest-bearing se- curities, probably enough to swell the ratio of loans to capital to three aud a balf or four to one, Such a super structure on such a base, with few or no losses, must profit largely to the owners of the banka. The oficial reports made by the Pennsylvan!a Railroad and the Philadelphia and Reading Ratiroad, to a depart- ment of the State government of Pennsylvania, for the year ending October 31, 1863, contain tue subjoined ex- aibit:— Capital paid in Fioating debt Penna, Railroad. Phila. eta — 430,250 Funded debt. 9,684,840 10,667 3 Capital and debt. «$23,115,090 23,980,555 Construction. 17,563,902 18,998 276 Equipment... 4.494.193 5,736,479 Total oo8t.....e...e. 5 24,734,766 Length of cluding Harrisburg’ and Lancatter Railroad. 385 miles Philadelphia and Pottsville. 95 miles Resding to Harrisburg. 54 eet 147 miles Passengers carried. 1,001,730 576,861 Tous moved 2'256,347 4.090978 Receipts, passengers. $556,520 ; 5,570,342 a1 94,729 252,002 Toad. 1,992,368 Dividend ‘108626 Interest... Other payments Rents and allowan Total... ..cecceveees Antictes of freight car Anthracite and bitum’s cial Tron, and iron on other ores Agricuitural products ; Merchandise Live stock. Lumber...... Other articles. Railroad have become so epormous, compared with the receipts of previous years, that it is anticipated thrt the entire bonded debt of the company will be paid off from the net earnings of the road before the expiration of another yeur, and that the whole property of the company ‘will fall directly into the hands of the stockholders, who thereafter will receive the benefit of Lue net income in the shape of dividends. ‘The grocs receipts of the Galena and Chicago Railroad during the three months of the present year bave beeo as follows: — January. February Total.. $143,906 March.. 173 029 «$494,100 The following rules bave been adopted respecting the “receipt of mutilated circulating notes of national banks at the offige of the Comptroller of the Currency at Wash- ingtou:— Pirst—These notes are to be redeemed by the banks by which they are respectively issued. Se ond—Mutilated notes which bave been torn or de- faced will be received, when presented by the bank (bat issued them. provided all the fragments aro retarned and the engraving of signatures are not so fer obliterated hat it cannot be determined by what bank the notes were iwaued. Third—Fragmonts should be redeemed vy banks iD full only when accompanied by an affidavit stating the sause and macner of motilation, and that the missing part of the pote is totally destroyed. The good char» ter of the affiant should aiso be fully vouched for anew before whom the affidavit is taken. These je must be forwarded to this office with the fr fo which they relate, 10 order that banks pr such parts of notes may obtain credit for the sane Fourth—No credit will be given to hanks for a note | anions at least one half thereof is returved, and an equi- tabie deduction wilt be made for such parts of notes as may be missing Aifth—Mutiiated notes should not be returned to this | office io lens sume than five hundred dollars Stock Bzrehange. Tuespay, ANrit 5-10:20 A, M. 2) sha NY Orn RB... iia 40) Erie KR ? 100 We ue N20 ww , 109 2 9'0 wie Teh pire’ 2 + 0 12 1 ‘ HO 13 40) Hodson River ik. 164 " bud 4 990 1 197" vt the trade, and the market for all kinds cloged strong; sales 20,000 bbls. State and Western, 1,800 do, Southern and 1,000 do, Canadian. Rye flour was unchanged, with sales of 150 bbis. In corn meal there was a fair business, and the market was firm, with 300 bbla. sold, Superfine State ana Western flout Extra State +690 a710 Choice State.. 61a 72 Common to m . 76a 730 Good to choice do «735a 8 50 + 740810 50 +1200 760 Good to choice extra do, + 765010 50 Common Cansdian.. 10a 716 7208 8 40 «508 625 5 608 620 Corp meal, puncheons... 29 00 a 29 50 —The wheat market with a moderate ‘business, in part for export; sales 60,000 bushels, at $1 62a $165 for Chicago spring, $1648 $1 653; for Milwaukee club, $165 a $163 for amber lowa and Mil. waukee, $1 69 for amber Jersey , $1 68 a $170 for winter red Weatern, $1 73 tor amber do., and $1 80 for white do. A few bushela handsome English seed wheat brought $3. Bye was nominally $126 a$123. Barley and barley malt were inactive and prices wholly nominal. The corn market was without material change as re- es. and the demand was fair; 40,000 t $1 2844 9 $1 29 for old Western mired. in ide price for inferior; $1 35 for white Southern, ‘a $1 30 for new crop Jersey and Southern Oats were firmer, with @ good demand, sales at 89c, a 90 tc. for the ranze. Breswax.—Furtber sales of 1,800 Ibs. Western were reported at Ste. CAND ‘We note sales of 2,200 boxes city adaman- tine om private terms. Covren.—There were further sales of 370,000 Ibs., at 42c a 43c. for lake, and 40%c. for Baltimore. Correr was quiet, but firm, with only trifling sales. Corton was steady for strictly middling, but duil for Other grades. The salee were about 750 bales, on the basis of 75¢. for middlings. Freicms were dull and rates show no improvement. To Liverpool, per American fing, the engagements in he 40,000 bushels wheat at 2d a 24., in bulk: 1,000 bois. four. 18.; 1,500 boxes Bacon, 10s ;_ 71 bbis. and 50 bhds. tallow, 10s. a 11s.; S Deutral, 75 tierces beef, 3s 3d.: 150 boxes bacon, 208.: per steaincr, 400 lard and 500 boxes tacks, $8 To London, per American, 1,000 dbis. flour, 1s. Tae "300 boxes bacon, 17s, 6d.; 15 Ubis. oil, 228, 6d ; 100 buds. tobacco, 208. 10 Glasgow. per American, 50 boxes bacon, 158.; 200 a 300 bbis flour, 1s. 4%4d.; por neutral. 300 tierces lard, 25s. ; per steamer, 100 tierces lard 258 ; 100 boxes and 50 bhd: bacon, 30s., and 9,000 bushels wheat. 5¢d. in abip’s bage§ To Rotterdam, per neutral, 150 bbls petroler To Bremen, per neutral. 200 hhds. tobscon, 358. ; 3,000 bbia. sboepegs, 28. 6d ; 200 tons pot ashes and provisions, 258 , and 5,000 pipe staves, $20. T Antwerp, per neutral, 106 bales hors, 11;c.; 50 tierces lerd and 50 casks ashes, 278. 6d. To Marseilles, per neutral, 100 packages taliow and lard, 68f. To Havre, 250 packages lard and tallow, Sof. per neutral, and ‘xc. per American. A British bark, 390 tons, to a port in the Mediterranean, at a round sum not to be stated: a Premen bark, to Cadiz, light pipe staves, $28; heavy do.,$36, and light obls., $15 (not as print: ea yesterday) Fen quiet, aitt sales of 5,000 boxes herring, at 43c. for sealed +d Sic. for No.1. FLAxseen.—100 bage sold at $3 52. GRkask 100,000 Ibs. sold at 11 'yc. a 120 re ee was steady; 1,500 bales sold for shipment at $1 25 Hkwr—1,000 bales Mani!a sold at 16¢., and small lots at a higher figur eg continued quiet, with sales of 3,000 Orinoco at yac-, 6 Months: %,000 Thuenos Ayres and Montevideo at Ft) ¢., ad 3,000 Itio Grande at 30c., cash Hors —120 bales sold at from 20e.'a 29¢, LaTn® —306,000 sold at $1 75, three months. Lxatiter was in good demand for all descriptions. We quote hemlock Buenos Ayros, all weights, at 32c. a 33¢.; Onon0co, Ke., 316. a 82icc. Receipts frir. Lime firm, With sales of 2,000 bbls. Rocktand, at $1 35 for common and $1 75 for jump, cv#h. Lomnge.—40,000 fect Fastern spruce sold at $40, Motasses was quiet, with small sales at Prpvious prices Ous.—There was a large movement i@ linfeed, compr: ing about 30,000 gallons, understood at about $1 69. ROLY continued to rule very der a good speculative demand, and prices further advanced ‘5c. per was very quiet, bot vory frm, The sales winted to 7,600 bbia. (chiefly sales of con. 33 \cc. a 34e. for 40 a 47 gravity, on the spot Il the month, satiers’ option. and 44340. a 3ée., buyers’ option; 1,500 bbia. refined, io le. on the epot and all the month. 1.500 ruled firm, do., (reo, 6c. agac. for straw and light straw, 603¢c. @ O2¢. for light st to white, 62%0. @ 65550. for ail the | month; 150 do. beozive, 40 a 62 gravity, ‘The stock | of crade is lees thas 20,000 bb od the most of it has | oan gold over and ove iy. | Pr ws. — Receipes, bbls. pork, was packages cut meat Activity and in the pro The yy market to-day, and prices favored the selter liate deliv’ There ww ore aby 2 a $2: 50 for Westera Weel was steady, with a moderate cemand, were 500 bbls at, $4 a $16 for Westary mess, aud $15 2/ A gut bow prime aud $24 « 824 a $22 #7 for oid eee The sire es - a | Court and bu 4 $18 for extra do, Beat bams were quiet but | firm, with sales of 100 bbls Westeru at $26 Toon wae fait demand, with anies of 700 boxes, at a 12e. for Cumberiand cut, 124 for short ribbed, and 1940, for short olear. Cut meats were in fair demand, and prices ruled im favor of the kotler, The #nles wore 750 packages At 10\40. to Lc. for | shoulders, and 13%0, w 140. for hams. Lard waa also firm, with @ fair demand, The paies w 1,200 bis, and tlerees at 1840. to , for old and now Buiter wan o fair demand, but at rather lowor prices vin 000, galt 400, for Western, and 40c a 4c. for State. Cheese sold fairly at 160. to 16c. for common to prime. Rarran.—€5,000, ex-ship, eold at prices we did not iewro, Rice was quiet, bat firm, We only beard of 250 bags Rangoon al 640. a 0c, SrEaRive.—40,000 tbs. Bold at 1148/0 a 12K. ‘SuGan was steady, with sales of 40 hhds., chiefly New Orteans, at 1ic. @ 16%c. Sreuren —We bave only to note sales of 60 tons Sile- oS abs Straits nla bei IN slabs Straits aold at 49c.; now held Grmiy at a higher price. J ‘Tonaoco.—175 hhds, Kentucky soid at froni 12¢ a 2c. Baseman —S one Ibs. Ochotsk wore goid on private ‘Winsxey.—Receinta 2,160 bbs. Market a shade firmer, with gales of 3,500 bbis., at $1.03 a $105 for State and el - for Western, closing with more asked for Westorn. Woot.— bas been a good deat of activity, and Drices tend upward, We note sales of 25.000 bie. pulled At 70c_ a T5e., 60.000 Iba. domestic fleece at TOc, a 75C., 10,000 ths. California at 40c. a 450..and super pulled at 59c.; 1,000 bales Africa at 30c. a 49c., 800 bales Mostiza at 220. @ 3Tc., and 900 bales Cape at 3Tc, a 41, Sales of Real Estate. By Adrian H. Muller, P. R. My aery & Co. Houre and tot, 204 West Fourteenth House and lot, 66 Amity street House and tot 65 Crosby strect $18,750 10.500 6,550 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. RESPECTABLR YOUNG WOMAN I8 DESIROUS of procuring aituation to travel with a family in the eapacity'of Indy maid ornare periug ehildren: ean speak French. Can be seer dt at 6O West 261 between Broadway and 61 store, NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMEND): females want situatio ~ TENA on ere, cham! laundresscs: nurses, girls LOWE'S Ge iT i ‘the hon eon tute, 17 Stanton ot, mea: YOUNG GIRL, 15 ERAS OF AGE. situation to do light bi ly. ly. Apply at 126 | Henry at. WANTS A jousework in @ respectable fami- ‘CTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. chambermaid and to aasiat with memes and beat of city refe- at 306 East 234 st, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A RITUATION AS GOOD Jain cook, washer and ironer; good it from her last employer. Call at 20 Baat 20in oo ererenee® -A BESPFCTABLPE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA Mion to do general housework fn\a email family Cal a No. 3 Monmc of Ratlway av., Jersey Oi; ‘A EADY WIRHES TO PROCURE 4 SITUATION FOR Sg yi ee er on with a family going to Ku- ‘of childre! ions, either ta ildren oe to walt upona indy, A SITUATION, WANTED—BY A RESPECTARLA Peviestnes some as@ first claas cook fin a private family; one whi horonghiy Understands her business, The bent of city reference can de given. Can be seen until suited at73s West 19th at. ‘A MAUNDRRSS DESIRES 4 SITUATION private family; can fmte and Spolish. “Has th st petween A SITUATION WANTED—RY A YOUNG WOMAN, Fine! charabermela ondwa waitress APY private, family. Has vears' reference from her lust, place Bathat between 2d and Sd-aves, eset A SIAC ATES WANTRD—BY A RESPECTABLE ir good plain cook; is an excellent pa) and froner; has cond city reference. Call at 205 26th at., be. tween Sth and 9th ava., second floor, back room. PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO DO plain cooking, washing and front c Cah av2i0 farts sh vt ironing. City references, RESPECTABLE MARRIED, WOMAN WANTS A situation as wet nurse, Call for two day: 7 1th at, between the hours £9and 4 o'clock poe A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS Seamstress: understands making children's clo'hes and All kinds of family sewing; good ref A 0 Sh he ee x; good reference, Apply a! 471 A SITUATION WANTED=—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO cook, wagh and Iron, or would do housework in a amall family; the best of ity reference given. Call at 217 West Beh si SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, WASHER AND : 18a cood bread baker; not long in the country. fortwo days at 10 Union court, University near 12th at, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTARLE young woman, ag chambermaid and seamal Good at i2¢ West 40th st., mear 7th a A reference. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISRES A SITU ation in a private family to cook, wash and iron. Has the best of city reference from her Iaat place. Can be seen for ts eat 189 East back room, re YOUNG GIRT, WISMES A SITUATION TO COOK, wash and fron. ina smail family. City reference. Call for two davs at 95 Atlantic at., Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTED—A8 LAUNDRESS, RY A young woman, Has good city reference. Call fortwo pat | iv Forsyth at, second floor, front room, SITUATION WANTED-—BY A GIRL LATELY landed. to do chamberwork or to assist with house’ rowel make hersel generally useful. Call for SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE young girl, as nurse and chambermaid, in a private SITUATIONS Ww! NTED—FEMALES, — OR, CALIPORNTA.—A PASSAGE 18 W WANTED BY A Br A Protestant young woman, of goud character, w! heretofore been & laundress wad cook, would go in vharee oo Or as @ servant tor her passige. Apply at 62 West ITUATION WANTED--BY A YOUNG © wet nurse. Catt ait oa ITS Weet 2lat at. in be seen for one week, if not sooner engaied. Girvations WANTED—BY TWO RES?ECTABLE giris: one to cno%, wash and iron the other as chamber. Mall and waittessor take care of ehiliren and. do ecwing? has na objection te Ko & short distance tn the country good city reference. Cail for two days at 108 W eat 80th at Git attO wa VANeBD BE, A CAPABLE YOUNG WO. Oa chambermaid and refereace. Gan be seen for two days YOMAN, AS rear, Can Geamstreas Hest el city 5 at 207 F. st __SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. TED—A SIT! “CHAMBERMAID AND war See rd Sing, MBest ef ely tetse, Cy if ut 16th st. cottage ‘be aren for two pear Lat Wrrparoviaati "22,te THE UNITES stares also, firat and the United Bintes Navy. Apply at spviy at {0d out pore Stabe hares roe its birt 1p city reference, ‘ith ta ‘all at 370 7th pan RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN fwante e ettuation to degeneral houscwork in a amalt Suu is A.good. plain cook and baker, washer and ironer. Good reference from her last place, where she oan be seen for two days, $56 Pacific st., Brooklyn. ANTED—HOUSE Cupane AND GOING OUT TO day's work, by a 10 lo colored woman. Call at 88 West 30th at. tov floor, left hand door. Ss ATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl, who lately arrived in this country, to do ral tearoin aa small private family. Oall at 649 ave., eee Fab iah ef fae YOUNG er ‘one or tera childre Cail at 137 Delancey at., =P ITUATION WANTED—RBY YONG WOMAN, AS frat class taundress, Has tl of reference from her aderstands her ‘business perfectly. Call at 143 GITwATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN (RN- iia), to take charge of a gentieman’s atable: under. sands the management of trotting stock and breaking young horaea: bas been accustomed le drive four in nnd; ioe Mishest references: for’ abiluy, Aa° Address 6. We bos 130 Hernia aflice. GITwATIONS | w Sevrep-St <8 RESPECTABLE ‘you fs good cook. washer and | toner: te diher aac Siresrenald ‘and waitress, 01 spines: Oull at 85 East 22d st, ‘between Lexington end Gurnee? Negi aie ad A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL do chamberwork, or to assist it a waa ing.and iro and tronlag: Good city reference. Call for ATION WANTED—RY A WOMAN, AS FIRST cook, washer and ironer; city reference; no ob- country. “Call at 89 West 19th et between cs Giwarion WANTED—BY A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL jousework: good reference. Call at 318 West 27th st. Salli WANTED—AS WET NURSE, BY A YOUNG © married woman. Call for two days at 48 Weat et., in the basement, Sipend ak WAN ashe! —BY TWO GIRLS; ONE AB nd pepaaes the other aa chamber+ id seamstress, Beat city references; would ge inte Heer country. Call for two ‘daye at 201 Weat 36th at., corner th av. Sian UATION WANTED=BY A YOUNG WOMAN; I8 A ‘cook, and froner; can bring good Feferenee ees her is jace. Can be seen at 151 Butler st., Brooklyn. QITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED WOMAW, AS wet purse; hasa fresh breast of milk, Call for tnree aye at 201 Bast 12th at., top floor. Gitwarion, WANTED—BY A YOUXG GIRE, tO > COOK, wash and irow, Good reference. Call at 19th at,, first Boor, Gruso WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS nurse and to do plain sewing; good city reference. Call for two days at 198 Enst léth at 0 SUIRT MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED, A SITUA- tion, by one who thoroughly understands the custom and order trade; is fully carable of taking charge of a de. partment, Address F. MH, box 214 Herald office, WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANT SITUATIONS ; one to cook, wash and iron. the other as chambermatd and waliress: city reference: no objection to goa short dis. Es im the country. Call at 177 Adame st., Brooklyn, first floor, ANTRD—BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, SITUATIONS; a8 good cook and the other to to chamberwork ees; the beat of city references between '2d and $4 ave. near Ist av. Gail at 144 Bani ist et st ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do chaniberwork; understands fine washing and ironing: faa good plain sewer: city reference. Call at 158 West 28th st, betweem 7th and 8th : WANZED <A, SITUATION, BY A GIRL. TO DO chainberwork and waiting; city reference given, Call for two days at No. 7 Cornelia st. Ww ANTED—RY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA tions in a private family: one as cook washer and ironer, the other as chambermaid: good city reference. Ap- ply for two days at 10! Forsyth at, in the rear. V TANTPD—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTARLE, ‘girl. to cook. wash and iron, or to do the honaework of a small famlly; good referenes. ‘Can be seen at 249 Adams - Brooklyn. )—BY AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT GIRL, A chambermaid and waiter; city reference. in the store. travelling. Address S., box 10s ‘Herald 0 thee, W Aste SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young woman: Is a good plain cook, Can give the best of city recommendations. between 2th and 30th sts, BY THREE YOUNG GIRLS SITUATIONS: ‘as first class cook. one ay waitress, and the other as cham aid. Have 3 veara’ city references. Can be seen at their Inst place. 103 East 3th st. and trone: at 527 E family; ia willing te go in he counter for ‘the summer: has ANTED-BY A PROTESTANT Woman, A SITUA. Rood clty referener from t place. Callat 24 Colum. tion es nurse and seam: has good referance bia et, near Atinntic, Brooklyn no objection to go inta the country. Call fortwo days at 315 —— - - ——— | Filton at., Brooklyn, from 1) to ¢o'eliek. SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE sr young girl, as nurse and seamsicasa: has n0 objection A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLY to go in the country or in the city: has good city reference. 3 chambermaid and espace Apply at 12¢ Call at 206 Columbia st,, near Atlantic, Brooklyn + top floor, frort room, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAB ‘8 private famtiv, as chambermaid and walt ‘young girl, to do chamberwork and aagist in the wash Aasist with the washing and ironing. oft nea ing and froning; good city reference. Call at 182 7th ay., in dren. Can be seen for two days at 128 Rast 30 the store, MOST EXCRLUBNT COOK DESIRES A SITUA. tion; under: a French and Spanish cooking. City rCference. Call a East 13th at, near Istav., fo the rear. ANTED—A ee igmdanae RESPE: TABLE young woman, 48 ch aun can give four years reterence. Call at 192 rast 14th s1., corner of Ist av. ‘BNCH LADY, OF ires to find ion. im @ firat HIGH SOCIAL POSITION, situation as instructres compan! Ms ra Mra. VIRFOLET, at, New York. SITUATION WANTED. A WELL EXPERI- enced. gin, to cook, wash and iren; is a goo! baker, Call at 479 7th av., between 39th and 40th sis. YOUNG GIRL WA! bermatd and waitre 91.99 12th at, between 3d a RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITCATION AS chambermaid and wal'ress in a boarding house or ho- Call for two days at 235 Heary RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A situation as seamstress in @ private family; can ope- rate a Wheeler & Wilson sewing machin Can be seen for two days at 255 7th ay, Setween 26th amd 27th me, SA SITUATION AS AS CHAM. na he family. Can be seen tel. TABLE WELSH WOMAN. od baker; understands tion to the country. ANTED—BY A RRSPEC & situation as cook ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ung woman, as laundress. Best city eferences. apply at 225 West Ast u ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE Four girl, to do chamborwark and assist with the washing and | mall family. Best cay reference j at 225 Weat2iat st. ANTED—PLATN SEWING AND DRESSMAKINO, which will be done in tie neatest manner and French style Call at SI Crosby at, ANTED—A_ SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE irl, to do general housework, in @ small fami'y. Good city reference. Can be seem fortwo days at 145 27th st, between 7th and sth ave, room YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A PRI. vate family as first class laundress: can give five years’ oe of city reference, Can be seen at 119 West 24th st, near th av. A SITUATION, WanteD—By A RESPECTABLE Foung woman, to do ceveral housework i city reference. C wash at ito West 18 ave. second floor, back room. A A XOUNG WOMAN WISHBS A SITUATION AS laundress; understands futiag. Can be eeen for to man girl Call at 153 34 SITUATION WANTED—BY A WOMAN, AS WAIT- én reas oras chambermaid; city reterence. Call at 200 ith ave. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A situation as chambermaid amd waitress. in a private family; good city references. Can be seen for a day at her Preseni employer's, 156 West 26th st, YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHILD'S Ps puree; is on and obliging; ab. country. “Call at 190 Weat Soin at °° OPdection fe the SITUATION Ww WANTED—BY A YOUN chambermaid and nurse, or as x? a <4 SITUATION WANTE! —BY A Youna WOMAN, chambermaid, of to take care of children and i Brotiva at ber present employers, 363 Hit \ 8 EXCELLENT COOK, WHO 0 ‘s branches, wish OK, HO Sommer City reference. Apniy A GERMAN GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A omall oe City reterences. Call at 282 West 35th st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- DS ALL all private family. tien tn @ private family, as ehambermaia and waitress: fe wating tos m io wash i ine Best city oF tw between 7th and ath v8, bhentonnaviksy = RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS | A A SITUA. jon as niirse; oan operate on Wheeler & Wilson's ma- Callon or address ED. corner 96th at. and $d av. ti chine. ry RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Desire tiom tn a gemtieman’s fainily to take care ot, Whesier B'Witenn'e machine. "Can be sea at E n t between 2d wud Sd avs. seen at mi East iat A SITUATION FOR HOUSEWORK. OR TO DO CHAM: berwork, by & rou rl Apply at foor, baee pg ng gt Poly &! 104 Weet at, Orat A RESPECTABLE P ROTESTA ‘NG PRAS wishes a situation () et youre vn asdx fake charge of and inatruct Or wo children: te wiling aod obitcing Ao a good sewer, city refere Apply ry Li Nnd‘ioih ats inthe fancy store *! AY between ATION WANTE DAS Se 14 You No arr wisnes A SITUA- bernaid and waitress, would have a0 foto the country, Call'at the corner of fate, Brookiyn, for Mrs. irphy, over objection. to the fancy RESPKCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHRS A tf situation to do housework ina vit fren for two days at 6s Weat lath an. Amllye Can De \ RESPROTABLE YOUNG WoMAs WANTS A SITO- Hon ig hurse and seams'reas umderstands em iting and Olting; reference Can be ween at 10L ast 2500 JHAMBERWORK AND WAITING —( i D CE iiiven” Calhet on abt nes pepe a DP er Wagrep- 34 ane DAY Pelenl persow Ci AU 8 Hawt 19eb Hh ti » a ay ow Wodnead: 1 iad naan adiceas all tho ween T wl | WANTED,-BY TWO VERY RESPECTABLE YOUNG w R situations—one as cook and to assist with the washing and roving: the otlier as chambermaid and waitress and to do fine washing and ironing. No objection to the country for the summer. Call wt 8¢ West 20th ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG PERSON, @ situation as nurse and seamstress: can take the en. tire charge of an infant. Has good city references. Can be seen for two days at 85 East 22d st, between 3d and Lexing- ton ave ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. 4 situation to do chamberwork iting ina private family iq willing and obliging. Meood ofty vettrence Call at orner 31st st ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, A uation ax wakress; tinderstands her business tho. ployer's, 39 West ongh Bau Waseieh A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation drene; best of city reference giver. ‘ANTED—A SITt! TION. English woman, W'xrennar A RE! ECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and plain sewer, or would take care of children hag ihe best city reference. Cam be seen for two daya at 244 West 17th at, Geter tf RE@PECTARLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘A sitnation as wet nurse; best city reference. Call ai 182 South Ist WaNtiRon ts 4 COMPRTENT YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as nurse and chambermaid; ts an oxcol- lent acamstrensand can, come well recommended, -Oolfor two days at 211 7th ave. ANFRD—CADIBA: AND GENTLEMEN'S OB FAMI. ly washing; understands fluting and doing up fin clothes; has t of ref arr 6th firet oor, in the tear. bitte Hh, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl a6, chambermald aid waltress or to do plain nun ‘ages ; 78 ab 68 Oak street. boos omc ger gid SITUATION. BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN. TO bakery or confection tome kiiow. Can ‘give unexcepiionabie. retere araoter and honesty. moderate for tho firat month. Call on or adfires & M, 176 East T7th at. between Int and 24. avs., Wednesday ‘aud Thursday. im the grocery ‘ANTED—BY A COMPETENT PERSON, A SITUA” tion as seamatres imily Sinkcegd eran Tee tatete itt Sy chamberwork or in the care of growing children. Has ci reference, Call at ‘tor addrese fortwo dare 40 i Gin ay. corner z HELP ‘WANTEO—MALES. LL OOR IMMENSELY tationery Prize Faker, ee Paver, En- for onty 25 AGENTS ARE WANTED TO 8) ular an brated ihe thrgeat and best ont pot naRorel ako money mare. satisfaction, are madi invested eit yield $0 selling our bin ever ki Sea eet di dictate finest ever published, Alt age: Walch, warn i present) a handsome Gold or aad iver ated. No other firm can offer such tuduce- nend foemen Pode ee pen es se ro 36 Beekman sir atreet. N. Engraving Warehoune, ere AGENTS GUARANTEED $20 PER DAY CLEAR, AND receive & beautiful gold or silver hunting case lever watch presented free to each agent who scils the great novel- ty. the American Prize Package, of which contuina large quantities of fine writing materiale, engravings, games, Yankee notions, ways to rieh, fine presenta of jewelry, Ac, Ac, worth many dolinrs if bought weparately, for only 25 cents, One hundred packaces. with presents and gift of a superb watch. show bills, and sole right fora town or county, sent anvwhere on recetpt of $15. One hundred can be fold in a few hours, Sales (mmense; profits larze. Agents wanted in every town and camp. Send for the Great American Prize Package Company's circular, con- taining extra, novel, premium inducements free. Address American Prize Package Company, 102 Ni N, GENTS WANTED-TO SELL THR LARGEST AND most attractive assortment of Prize Packages in the world; ten kinds, handa at the business will do well totry a anmple lol. | Rend o red niamp f Y |OHN GIBSON, 32 Beekman ai York GENTS WANTED—TO INTRODUCE AN ARTICLE of untversal demand in the city and conntry, and S Dey commission given. Inquire of Simond & Fischer, No. ey Bt. PORTER IN A LIQUOR STORE WANTED—AT the Merchanta’ and Clerks’ Registry, 131 Fulton atreet. Algo entry clerk, receiving clerk, produce clerk, stationery clerk, dry goods waleamen, harkeever, grocery clerk, watch: man, 'expressman and outiloor salesmen, N ENERGETIC AND ENTERPRISING MAN WANT. ed. Ina Veht, remuncrative, business: one with $300 sh. Apply from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M., r, Jackson, 101 North Moore at. BOY WANTED FOR LIGHT WORK. APPLY AT _ up stairs, ARKREPER WANTED—AT 45 11 must be highly recommended for honesty, &c.; none need apply save those so recommended, OOKKREPE the twine and cordage business preferred. Address, stating salary, &, | be 627 Post office, OOKKFEPER AND. ASSISTANT WANTED—IN AN imparting houre; also two general clerks, ; clerk, aed? hardware salesman, 2 entry clerk: 2 dry gooda salesmen. 3 prod binping clara grocery clerks. timekeeper and Look- Keeper fora factory. stearasitp clerk. 2 porters and ba Keepers. Other situations open, Orders recefved and au} plied daily, Apply at 50 Nassan street, Merchants’ Clerk: Agency. PUTLEN OW MAN WAITER WANTED—TO GO WITH a first clase family to Newport, Rhode Inland; hest of wragesyald tn thoroughly enmpetent middie aged ‘person, who ean bring good ely reverence Apply at the Large Em plogment House, 133 11th st., corner of 6:h av OY WANTED.—AN ACTIVE. INTELLIGENT BOY, about 14, is wanted. One who resides with his par and can come well recommended may apply at 18 Dey # npstatrs, Salary mall frst year. OY WANTED.—A SMART. ACTIVE. to deliver pa famt!y, can be accom + Herald office, glving full name and references, Col —WANTED, A SITUATION AS COACH bya single man, who thoronghiv understands his rences R. 504th Call on or addre ‘tT MEN WANTED—AT THR MERCANTILE. ‘Agency, 266 Broadway; an assistant bookkeeper. clerk in broker's aflice, teacher for primary schvol, yeunz man in atica, two outdoor salesmen, two crorry clerks. advertising agent for railrrad, shipping c'erk; also clerk in insurance office and colle-tor; other situations always open. This dems and only establishment conducted. under Mayo", respectable men can alwats tas above N. B.—Merchants, hotels and of male help wit be aupplied gratis by send- pa) i a orders before three o'clock each ed 1953, MONGOMERY 4 CO.” NLERK WANTED—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS THE J ‘first class grocery business, and can furnish unexcep- tional city reference from his’ Inst emvloyer's, Addrese Grocer, box 12) Herald office, stating reterence, WANTED—FOR A NEW AND SALE jonthiv Catholic Publication, approv American prelates. Apply to 8. ZIC! cB Publ nSMAN WANTED—ONE, WHO UNDER. hly will be liberally dealt _ Apply to 8. Jones, 3t Bowery. RY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—ONE WHO 18 '& goo window dresser. Large swary paid to a first class man. YEYYON & JU TO! i, 274 Broadway. TWO OR THREE vd salesmen. for different departments, | Thone ac. ‘ith the up town trade preferred. Apply any day to Goorge Keyes, 343 Btn ave. ae RUG ROY WANTED.-ONB WHO HAS A GOOD knowledge of the business; a Catholle preferred. @all cock at 493 Cherry st, corner Montgomery. + been for some tine Im the ara business, ax n nurse ip the Uniied States, N rom Gon.” addres erald offi. RM HAND WANTED—ALSO A BOY TO GO A hort distance in the country. Fair wages to a good birthplace and religion no objection. Apply at the yment House, 188 ith st., corner 6th av. Ganpexee AND COACHMAN WANTED—A SIFGLE man, te take charge of a garden and one horse, a short distance trom New York. Address, stating terms, box 4,560 Post office. ANDES WANTED= 70 MAKE FRENOW FLUTIS the bert waces paid and constant work, Apply to Mist Berthe, No. Waverley piace, sec ‘ond floor. Va tg MEN ATTENDANTS WANTFED.—$16 Ra found, An excellent opportun’ emplorment amd a good home Appiy any day this werk before 9, at the large Employment House, 138 11th ner IQUOR SALESMAN WANTED-FOR THE UPPER part of the city. An experienced man, who understands the care of w horse. may apply at the distillery, 119th st., be we Two RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SITUA- lid Fond r and ironer: the other as batt have good city reference. AN WANTED ON Pt general york on horse, cow and ‘Eng ferred Py OR taira, man or German pre ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situavon asnuise and seamstress. Apply for two daye at 145 Went 36th st, ae oad SITUATION, BY A A FIRST cases — bonnet trimmer (count rd at., between I A BEsract TABLE arr SITUA bermaid iter, oO do general rearnr, Can ‘be seen for two 4 ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION TO do general bousework, in a amall'private family, Can be seem for two da} jo at 86 Wat! Wasten- a YOUNG fon betta GIRL, A situation as mbermat¢ waitress, or chamber. brecieehnd apr id baby, Call ai cor 2d yaAxTED=A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT PER. rae. Can be seen at her last place, 49 West en Sth and thas, Would do Nght chamber jy near 36th at, YOUNG GIRL, | Wi ntEos YA IPUATION AS nares or to do chamberwork; no objection to travel, Best city reference. eileen for two day East Sid at, between ath Lex ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_RESPRCTARLE young woman. ae 00d cook ; perfectiy wnderstands her business; Do objection to assist in country. from the hing oF go oné door a city reference. Call at as ada, ANTRD—AY A RESPEC TABLE WIDOW WOMAN, a tenement house to vee to, oF a private house. where for some services, abe oo (Ser ate the beat of city recommendations given. ‘hoply at 207 12th at., roem 18. aNTED—BY A WOMAN. AS) ITU. A washer and irouer: abe c 4 West 2ist at, between 5th ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, A reapectable married woman, Call for lwo days at De Shanaben's, 42 2d av ANTED IMMBDIATRLY ~<A SITUATION AS WET nyene, UY youn, Hoeliny, Welsh woman with @ full breast of ilk, Apply at 79 Roducy 4), Lalwean ores ares, Welitanavrs Mee hy ge om MS. WANTED=TO TAKE CARB OF HORSES AND drive @ wagon; must be well inted with his bust- ness, Apply at WETERMAN WANTED—WHO UNDBRSTANDS Nett men or boy. Aleo,a woman to wash and leon | falcon Apply at th corner of 234 at and 6 0 WRITES A GOOD a — ‘first six = Des. atch, box LI Her QaALEsmas WANmD SI IN DRE: BOOR csaway. SAME: EARN PSR. Broadway. GaALuswen WANTED=For Ci $8. SHAWLS AND SY dress goods; those anderstandl thoroughly Will be liberally dealt with. Apply at 286 84 wo ‘Boy: ONG TO WAIT IN aN BAT. Te HAL pg to _ the kitehes. Apply The’ Ohice, 13 East Honston st. Ussaraaee, “BOOKRE: countinte, weer good a wnat apply to. the Fow! way, roo NO. 5. ANTED—TW: “Bors TO ‘ANSWER BELLS, Ar the Irving House. A LIGHT PORTER W ‘rect to commence with. ‘Addees box 4,506 Post office, r }OY FROM 14 TO 6 YEARS OF AGH; W ORTER A car nce MTG serene Aa wi i" at of refer vo qi eed. Address, te box 5,654 Post oiee, New Yor Te rn ‘FIRST ATR MAN TO CANVASS through the country, familiar with the hardware . to whome liber! salary will be alto arene bon 57 Set Post office, N. ¥. WANTED —A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND BAR. ONE Acqunipied with the businean and who can come well recommendot may apo'y AL OTT Ggane wt afier Py clonk A ry Ono W today Waitans WANTED.—APPLY AT 65% BROADWAY. ry he thuok have eatetecloar ote at, before 10 A. M. or after ¢ ANTED—A SINGLE MAM. TO WORK ON 4 Ww place om Btateu Island; charge don, two horses and a cow Fynces, Call at ‘Bast 39th WANTEDA, SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS» Man to ‘ipper partof the cy and give reverence, box 140 Herald office. Warren aX OFFICH BOY WILLING TO MAKS himssif useful; must reside wi ‘bis parents, | Brooklyn; best reference required. ppiy at the comer: Front and Pear! ats., Brook! Wren aaa FIRST CLASS Dar GOODE {SALES Y man at Adolf Kuster's, 226 Bt ANTED—IN A ‘A COMMISSION HOUSE, A & Fog man, 15 or 16 years of age, who cau make him generally useful, Address M, O., box 3,495 Post office. Wy ANTED At u CORTLANDT ST.. UP STAIRS. A stout boy, to make himeelf generaily useful. Wages $2 60 por week. ar seeeo in & GROCERY, A BOY ABOUT Sx oon years old: must give good roferences xe to hen. ind Aoi? from 9 to 11 o'clock A. M. to J. B. Weeks & Co., Ist av BD—IN A GROCERY STORR, A MART. ACT. tand the business and ployer. Apply at maburg, Ie. I. WANTED—A MIDDLE AGRD MAN. TO ATTEND AM fnvalid gentleman. The best recommendations will be required from last place. Inquire at ‘ave., me number, between 20th and 50th ste, ANTED—A FEW Goon WAITERS, FOR A RES. taurant. Apply at HENDERSON'S office, No, 73 Nas nu at. this day (Wednesday), at 9 A. M., where the em ployer can be cen, ANTED—A YOUNG AXD ENERGETIC MAN. WHO can wile and t the English and Spanish lan. guages correctly and qnicl | Tate a ea eon ply himself assiduensiy, @ permanent aliuation would ‘Address, with reference eld during the last t three yer WANTEDOA THOROUGH, SOBER, RESPRCTASLE fand industrious ainele man. a® atableman or groom, to work in a first clase stable, One who perfe stands his business and can come well recommended willbe engaced.. He wi be required to board and lodee oa the premises. None but athorongh. sober, industrious mam Reed apply. | To anch ag the abore good wares and & parma. nent altuation will be given. Apply from 8 to 10 A. M. ‘Thos. B. Rhodes, at the stables 150 and Bivens at: No river. N. B.—Podttively no drunkard or greenhorn apply to the above. Wart RTRONG, ACTIVE BOY, AS ERRAND at 746 Broadway, first 1 Weteo— —AN OFFICE BOY; ONF WHO I8 WILL ing to make cael ‘ureful; must reside with hia LA bert of eer required. tApply at vn. yents in Rrook! corner of Fron! ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWENTY OR MORS good canvaasers. to canvass this and other citien foe advertisements for one of the best advertising mediums yet miblished. Liberal commission ddress A. A. jorse, box 1 45) Post office. ANTED—A reg ps acy ROY, 14 OR 16 halberd of ace, to tend bar. Must come well recommended. Apply at 69 Lewis st. TANTED—A COMPETENT BOY, 18 T 2” YRARS ald, to abe. and take care of a horse shed wert Uight: must be perfectly reliable. Apply at AN INTELLIGENT YOUTH, ABOUT 14 WANTRD-AN ‘or 18 yearsof age, 1 attend a plimbing ahop a1 make himself generaliy useful: he must write a good han and come well recommended, Apply al northeast corner 424 81, and 6th ay, wants {D—A YOUNG MAN W RITES A PLAIN, hendaome hand, and is correct at fleuren, to serve a6 entry clerk and assistant bookkeeper in an office of a manu: factaring jeweller, Address J., box 132 Herald office. TANTED—A GOOD SFCOND OYSTERMAN, ALSO ood saloon waiter. Apply at the Florence Saloor ner of Houston a 60 Brondwa: between 10 and if o'clock A. M. WANTED A YOUNG MAN. OF SOBER AND INDDS- trious habits, to attend a Mquor store, Good city re- ference required, ‘Call at 209 7th av.. cornor of 24th at. WANTEDIIN A LAWYER'S OFFICE. A LAD OF 16 cha writes a good hand and lives in Brook! Salary bes or $4 per preeks ‘Address, with specimen of hi ing, J. W. G., Herald office. WaAntep—a YOUNG MAN. WHO IS A GOOD PEN. man, corset at figures and has some knowledge of bookkeeping. ‘To auch & who is not afraid to e ® permanent sitnation will be given. Address J. H. H. L115 Post office, with reference, atating age ‘end salary ex: pecter ANTED—A YO! NG MAN, FROM 18 TO 20 YEARS ofage. He mu e cood references and must have A betore. To i 183 Chatham pi WANTED—A FIRST RATR WAITBR BOY, FOR & saloon; also a rood ehambermald who can walt an ta; bie, Good wages. Apply toJ. 8. Stebbing Cortlandt Street 0 ANTRD—A FIRST CLASS OYSPRRMAN. APPLY ‘atthe Bank Oyster House, 343 Fulton at., Brookiym, from 9 ti11 12 o'clock. WANTEDSA FIRST CLASS ang er FOR & dry foots store mites from F jew York: American or Engliah preferred. ly such as have first class refe rences need apply at 257 Brosdway, up stairs, between 1 and !1 o'clock A. M. Was ROY WHO CAN READ MANUSCRIPT ‘to whom Itberal wages will be given. Apply at 79 John at ANTRD-IMMEDIATELY, A STOUT BOY, _at 373 Fourth av., bakery, WANTED-AN OYSTRRMAR, APPLY NE WHO UNDER- who under. stands the Dusiness thoroughly; alse a boy stands ning oystersand ts Sebie od to make himself uses Call at 391 Pearl at., corner of Frankfort, im the ealeon. ful, ye YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST AT BOOK. keepit — make bimself posers useful; mast writen good ‘and be quick igures, Address G. H., Herald | Satce, atv Ing refe ie reference, LJ to do general work. Those willing to goa whorl dis. jahce tn the country may PP, at 170 Broadway, roem No. 1, second floor {0 o'clock thia morning. OUT 14 gh ts 4 or aan. re to Ete aas A_ FEW G00! ti draw e well recom: she resides with ‘ne phrenta int theelty ‘preferred. ‘Addrem .» Herald office, Wanmen—a SMART. INTELLIGENT ROY, OF BR- apectable pagenta, on the cloak, and manttias ‘business, Salary. first year, $190. Address, stating age and box 1,488 Poat ¢ references, ANTED=A CAPTAIN, TO SAIL A SCHOON about Syke tone, on sh ts ANTED—A bo gape create om reg noneregs won, ABOUT 15 years old, to Oe 872 business, aTMBREDE a “SOM! ‘872 ‘Broadway. ANTED—A CLERK ONE wi I ANADIAN mines, good Cid a 8 s, pe a dress in own hi lonl ig twenty cents te pay for r'advertisoment. w eal S"Soppet box! tY Jerald ofiee. ANTED—A SMART CASH ROY, WITH GOOD Feferences. Apply at 621 Broadway, under the 8t. Nicholas Hetel. WAXTER TA YOUNG MAN, AS WAITER APPLY AT No. 1 E, WINDUST. WASTEDIIN A WHOLES Aza LE HARDWARE STORE, Dook keeper who is quick and correct, and willin ke himeelf generally useful, Adres 1K Age. qualificat! re Hardware, bor 158 Herald oMice, ANTRD=A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND RAR: ONR who understands the yerenuireds Apoly at 185 Lewis et, Good references req ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS GENERAL ASSIST. antin wi Sirat clase oyster and dining saloon: one hav. 10 to security with his employer can meet se en Pataation. Apply to-day after 12 o'clock at 171 and Henry ate. Brooklyn, “PP? Weniguce se YOUNG MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OFA Pa a) store.*Apply at T. Clark's, No. 7 9b av., trem? J.. with reference. ANTED=A MAN COOK, A GBRMAN SPEAKING English preferred; must i his business t= all ite breoches” Address 7. “SEAM D GR ae WAND WANTE en BAM: AND GRE: sons hoats Butler, Burn: in nd prize money. 0 sulte of carb Good quarters and rations You serve only om these boate, ‘Apniy at the shipping olice 170 Chatham st., old 4 FOR | mee t UNITED {STATES | NAVE 1.000, Sie eat L ri eons 0 cash emer 170 Ghat nee m erect (oa MATRIMONIAL, GENTLEMAN OF FINE PERSONAL APPEAR. good Habits and ihirty.tve eure of ago, reoently residence on the Paetfic coast, wish to marry. The lady must be looking, tolerably veil et sare ir of Mae manners, not more than twei it wae veieed wit Weees e ms ne Broo! nine \t piace ot “rentdeuce. will I meet wi with prompt ‘Kise. r At 10), up atairs OFFICER IN THR NAVY WISARS TO CORRES. id with a lady betweem the ages of A pe) and view to matrimony, food ink ma. of au aintabte'd (tom mod eapble of my rite home habor, Address, with enrte de visite, George Harrison, Ply mouth, N.C A’? “You x0, MAK, IN pond with see. on nyiew mate « ie de ite Mog nad » Port Few 1A~§ New Volunten gon, De ATRIMONIALO@ A GRNTOMMAN, AGI 29, BN N gaged 1 business im Uh Jesivous E rmvaking (he fagintsac:. of & Indy beim: en die ages ut Ii ana 2h, with ry fo matrimony. \ we Ye talneay tworan gy (orien wi harmed). HD, | Fpwo anit yh WINOWs. HHH R HN AGH oF Uety, va Tih inf ae ago dren b.N. ann Mo IPB ADVKRTINNH HHA EbG ae fa tat 4 vio vo ermurimemy a penn ite r Fenisting Mayr he Ste ~