The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1864, Page 2

naan FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvaspay, Jane 9—6 P. M. ‘The stock market exhidiied increased drmaess to day; bot the transactions continued tight, Compared with the | 990 hii sales yesterday, New York (Central advanced Railroad 9, Reading 3, Milwauke. 1, Michigan Sonthern 14;, and Rock Island 14;, Pitssbig and Fort Wayne 1iy, Chicago and Northwestern %. Canton Company i Eric preferrea, Michigan Central, leveland and Pittsburg and Quicksilver Mining sold the Game, Hutson River declioed 154. 6a 3g, and Delaware aot fuison Canal 3. ‘The thitew chi were the closing quotations:—New York Evie 2%, Brie preferred 1105s, Hudson River145%, “3 attug 143, Michtz gan Southern 967% and Prairie du Chien Iitiayis Ce atral mberland Coal 3, and fic Mail 1, Maripo- niral 132, Cleveland and Pittsburg 11245. Chiongo and Northwestern 5, and tho 4% Cleveland and Toledo 148, Chicago | meats were au little more active and firmer. me males of Burlington and Quincy Pacific Mail 250, ‘and Canton Company 42, overnments were to demand and a fraction higher. wouty coupons closed at 1053, and the one year certiticates at 97% od &t 195, and at eleven o'clock it touched It then declined a fraction, and sold down until fornoon, when it took a tresb stort and was run up to Dot closed rather weak at 197 rose: 290 to-morrow, aud the ambition of the speculators will (ben be gratified. Yt is reported that a determined effort will be made on Soturday by the republican mombdore of the House of | of 20) bbls st 33c entatives to pase the gold bill as tt came from the If they succeed it will immediately pags into a , 46 the President is kpown to be in favor of it, and awi'l Lot hesitate to Tie slagnetion which has overcome the stock market und iutroded ttself to @ greater or less degree in al! Hravches of financial transactions te attributed in 0 sure to the uncertaiaty which hangs around nents of Secretary Chass. quent occasions to assure the public that it is bis inten: | wn ee to reduce the volume of paper circulation by retiring P®orosars FOR LOAN. large portion of the greenback Treasury notes, and to restore the currency as speedily as possible to the specie faco of such assur premium on coin gradually value uptil at length two por cent of doubling the face devomination of a currency dollar, jons the power of the Seoretary of the Treasury to prevent this depreciation of the currency, and if he does vot exercise it he must assume all responsibility for tl trouble that is created, He bas the power, and we have no dispesition to doubt that the will is witn it, to bring b ck the currency to the specie basis in less than nine The only question that arises ts, has be the moral courage to perform the work and withstand the Mt has been frequentiy stated that the cur- reucy is now in course of contraction; but of this fact we have no assurance; and, whether the report be true or olberwise, it 4s very evident that the gold speculators place no reliance on it, For the honor and the credit «f the nation we hope that events will eventually prove the correctness of the statement, Our finances can only be preserved by the adoption of such acourse, coupled with Any other policy will float «si lo tbe present financial condition of the rebel con- federacy, and if Mr, Chase would shrink from the unen- nations. visbie notoriety which, ina Onancial point of view, the fenton fin Sent to the subsoribers”at the, coat ct the revels themselves attach to the name of Secretary Mem- er, he must take measures to check us in the course we have been pursuing for the past year or two towards ruin similar to that which now overbangs the k Istnd 113, Chicvgo . Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 117% ksilver Mining 7544. It will probably Tio has taken fre. we find tho he | 80me multipie of one handre Jargely increased taxation, (ue Assistant Treasurer in this city reports to-day as $30, anys 2 | Bi ata aN 1864. Subec orp ns to 10 40 Tian. Stock Exchange. Dax. June On10:30 A, M. 20) Wo) GeartoBiall Min Heo ae t Two o'Crocr PM. og RA. UB tt 6 ies Cleve & ¢ ioiano RR 43 Chi t Rock eld RB iis Reading BR... CI7¥Y COMMBROZAL & Tovrspay, Jane 9—6 P. M. —Receipts, 29 bbis,; uo change in prices aod 13,309 bbls, four, 307 bbls bags corn meal, 76,700 bushels wheat, 7,300 do ‘There was @ brisk demand chiely for home consumption acd on tatton, wnd, with Net receipte and an advice in gold, prices’ rose 10e. # 200 of nothing Gone, pretent cost and charges oot warranting ehipments to Europe. for export there was litte i T, White. sales reached 25,000 ate and Western, including three or four thousand + 1,800 do, Southern, and 100 do, Rye flour was fires with 960 bb! § , at $7 40 for Jersey $8 for Benny wincsaatio insiae price afloat. tate aod Wisma flour. $7420 760 9 winter red Wester te mber “ach ud hombially us + el ions uh i Gorrox —The market was exeited and firmer, with Of 2,500 bales. ote spe Ge vod middling.11 ree —Market fem, with bape Laguayra a! 420. Curcuont was quiet, Bales at a German chicor; 11 v4 joquiry; sales of 25 jon, 30 caske prime | acke prime Davee \. Balos st 'anction wore 2, “4 at $440°m $5 00, and 4s ce were dull and droopiug. a & Me ae —— bushels wheat to Liverseol, Amertonn, at oc per ne 80 tierces burda wane €d., ond 90 tierees Sugur at 208 . and, per steamer, 180 boxes cheese | Jatin, fo London, por steamer, 3,600 bis. flour at } 15. Sd 208. 00 da, cheese at B5e. To # " ol Tis 6d, and | boomer to Souty side Cuba and back, and a British brig, 176 tous, to Havana, on private terms. teh pig was frm. with sales of 100. tons at $00, ex eht American sold to the extent of 160 tons No,'8 at $67. Mo asks was more active, with svles of 146 hhds. Cuba mouscovade at Soc. a B7c., and $00 thds, Porto Rico oa as R TRovistons,—Reoeipts, 654 bbls. pork, 41 pkgs. cut meats, and 185 do. lard. Tha pork market was dull aye proas were lower; sales 3,025 bbis. at $20 50a $3975 for mess, $30 for old do, $3175 a $32 1234 for new do., $24 50 8 $26 for old and new-prime, an $31 50 for ‘prime mess, Beef quiet but firm, ‘sales 800 bb's at $9 50 a $13 for country mess, $5 $7 for country prime. $16 50» $19 50 for ropacked mesa, and $20.0 $22 for extra mess Prime meas beef wie Steady, with sales of 100 tierces extra at $31, Beef haras were quiet, with small sales at previous prices Cy 60 plege, at 11 40. » 12¢ for shoulders, and 1486. 015 4c, Racon sides ig: dull, sales 100 boxes Was. ae short ribbed at 13\%c. ‘The lard market was mora active and firmer sales 2,000 Dbis. at 14346. @1596.; als0 1,600 bbis. for future delivery at 15%0 Butter’ was quiet at 2oc. w 880, for Ohio, and 30c. a 38o, for State, Cheese was unchanged at 10c. a 18c for common to prime Perroteca.—Receipts, 1,013 bbls, The market was very irr . Crade wai in good demana at a further ad- vance in prices Refined was likewise higher, but not much was dove, The sales were about 6,500 bbis, crude, at 4340. a 44c on the spot, and ate. & 450. for July » but mostly dellveratie’ tn in Phiad elpbia, in July and August, at 42\o. a 42%. ; 5,000 do. refined at 650. a 65ize. on the spot, 6c. & 67c, for July, and 686. for August. aud 660. f for Joly, {% Philadelphia. In free the sales were 3.000 bbis., at 7130. @ 73c. on the spot, and ‘Tse. for all the month. Beoxine was firm, with bales Rick.—Market dull, with smalleales, at previous prices. Svcar was quite active, with sales’ of 800 hhds., 110 bags apd 41 boxes Porto Rico, on private terms; 81 hhds. do., {0 bond, at 11346, and 80 hhds, Cuba at i7c. a 190, Refried was less _nctive but firm, with gales of 40 bbls, yellow at 19c. a 20c, TaLitow.—Sales 150,000 Ibs. at14%e. a 145¢c. for coun- try and city. Winsxey.—Receipts , 1,500 bbls. ;sales 800 bbls. at $1 31 $1 83, which is a little better, FINANCIAL ASURY DEPARTMENT, Ji ibe rior fn the operat Pe insurgents, under ieare To ensure the test the nfmies now moving again the ue ‘erals, upon a vast theatre of operations, ex- res hav ac from reve. penditui e been increased beyond receipts hue and ordinary subscri ed offers will, therefore, be tote amonat of sevemt am annual interest of six pei in coip on the first year, ‘aud redeemab! Each offer muat be for fifty doliars: and must etute. the sum, Includia, rire offered foreach hundred dot'ar:in bonds, or for fifty, when. the oat fer 18 for no more tha: ae ‘wo Der cent of the minal premium, of the whole amount offered must . as ity for Pb ak ores us ted, with the Treasurer of tates at Washing on or with the Assistant ‘Treasurer pa New York, B Hadelphia, or St Louts: or with the Deaicoated ied Depos ry a B tioFe Pittsbury Siactenate ol or Buffalo; or wil avy National sie Griedo Be enibecived to receive de. Postis which asiness without rarded ould be made in time for advice of ofers with certificates to rench Washington not later than the morning of June 15. No oiter not accompanied by Ite proper cer iticaie gf doposit will be considered. upon and Reg, ared Bonde | Toad. will be of the genomiualions Of $52 $100, $300, a Reg:ster Bonds of $5,000 and $10,000 will also be. Issued if macies, Ail offers received will be opened om Wednesday, ihe 16th of June, by the Secuetary or one of the Assi-tani Secreta: ries. and notice of acceptance or cectiuation will be immedi. ately given to the respective offerers: and, in care of accept: ance. bonds of the descriptions and denomin refer jepart- I paymentof instalments. “‘Theorlsinal deposit of two per cent will be reckoned in (he last insialment paid y Ruccossful o'erers, and will bo immediately returned to tase whose oilers eoage nee be d ‘The amount of accepied offers mu: be deposited with the jurer or other officer or associaifon authorized to finder thie notios om ‘advice of acceptance of offer oF as fot low: e-third on or before the 20th; one-third on or be: fore tre 201; and the, balance, includime the premium griginal two nt deposit, on or before the 30th of June. Tot of July on the sevoral deposits will be 30th of June, and interest on bonds will fers under this notice should be endorsed “Offer for Loan,” un’ addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury. The right to decline ali oTers not considered sprees Te- terved to the government, _Secretary of the Treasury. NITED STATES INTERNAL RRVENUER—FIFTH Disirict, New York—Seventh, Teuth, Thirtepnth and Fourteenth Wards of the City of New York. Mh pursu- ‘nee of the provisions of section 15 of the act of July, 1352, entitied “An Act to provide internal revenue to. eupport thé Government, and lo pay luterest on the pubile debt,” notice ia hereby given that the containing, the, assdaaui 018, valuations and enumerations made d taken within the above named district (of incomes and rutslew in Schedule A for 1883, and of Licenses for be, ond remain ‘open for examination during the space of firteen days from the date hereof, at the often of the Askes or, (No. 563 Broad: from9 A.M. to4 P. M., and that the Assessor will at vend at bis: ‘mee ts oar and after the expiration of said days, during the space of fittesn days, from 9 4. M. for tue purpose of hearing and determining ive {© Any orrnevus or cxevasiv® Valuations or 8 by thé Assitent Assessors. And that the Procee: dings of the Assistant Aaseasors, aod wae lists afc said will, during the time for bearing app bent to, the iospection of any yerson, oF persons eho for that parpose. and that the Assessor will hear ring in sway, according to law and and alt appeals w ‘hich may be subsnitted. aan'n elings of sad Assistaut Assessors. Provided. that Ks question to be dctermined. by the Assessor or an appeal re Specting the valuation or enumeration of property or ob- ctx adie to taxation gin. be, whether the valuation conplained of bo or, bef correct, and all appeais, to the Asvessor as aforesaid whalt be made tn. writing, tac speci ie ular cause, matter or thing complained of, if FORGE F. BELLOWS, Asveseo bs % ae 563 Broadway, y Tune %, 1864, INSURANCR COMPANY OF NEW nelection for Directora of this Company the following gentiew L. FOULKE. 6th 10) elected for the euseing yea COB BROUWER, ONDS OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Pablic notiee is hereby given that bonds to ihe amount of four hundred thousand foiars wiil be lnsued, ta prea. ance of the second section of an act approved March 24, 159, entitled “Supplement to an act entitled “An ct autho: rizing a loan for the purposes of war, to repel ‘on and Suppress insurrection, and appropriating the same and jro- viding tar the payment tberedh* "approved May 10. 13% ‘These bonds wlll be issued of the denomination of $1, 000, $50) and $100, wich eonpone attached, or registered bonds the denomin otion of $1,000, to suit bidders, Zhe bonds will be redeemable as follows, viz.:— 100,000 on the Bet 87, 100,09) on the Ist D. 1558 000 on the Ist D 153% X 1890. of six per cent perannam, payable falf yearly, and are exempt Ly law from tarauon, Proposals in writing for the who'e or any part ef these Bonca will be received by the snbscr ber, at bis office, in the of Trenton, State of New Jersey, af any time before 2 P. m Wediiesday, the sth day of June A.D. which day and hour the Governor and Treasurer will be ty gitendance at the State Houre 12 open and dectie Bid — a bear date July 1, 1864. et to reject bids is re-ervod. R. Pig ‘iH , Treasurer, Dated May 15, A.D. 1804. Bares AND MARYLAND FUNDS WANTED AT ri gpg New Orleans bank notes also purchased at e* FVSE: H. MARSTON & CO., Bankers, 17, (Wall strees CQomsoungrEs ees ot comra yy, Mice 40 Yor CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS. 100,000 shares. $10 par value, Jenptzon Barer. gore! #5. G, Fulton. Frasher. Counsellors. The Trustors of the Consol y have tile day deciareda sirident of one and pnetourth pe cent (14) of the capital soc (par valine $1 per al Ly {fom the net earain the company for the month of May. of the company, 60 Broad street on aad after tie 1owh last, CHARLES R, GRIFFIN, Secretary, [NTERNATIONAL RE INSURANOR © 2 I " OF NEW Yorn, MPAN® Oftice, 113 Broadway. CASH OAPITAL, ONE Mt MILLION DOLLARS. The International Fire Tneuranes Company, having a ensh capita! of $1,000.00, all paid in and securely invested, | is now pronared to sature every kind of property, inelw tng ely vt nd thelr cargoes, against joss or damage by re. OD meer ie tern ee r TAME. WARREN, President. MLNS BRUOB, Vice President, Gronas W. Savace, Secretary. apaeninecaniecantsienieiinnget LIFE AND LIMB INSURAN COMPANY OF NEW EW YORK. ORGANIZED DUNDEE A A SPRC) te CHARTER. 01.008. Tate company Hi the bowers and privileges of avy Life Insug. any inthe United States, with the additional isuiring the Lives and L mbs of ¢ and Marinossu the army aul navy of the Un other persons. Books will be opened at the office of Allen, Van Buren & Tuckey, 241 Brondwray, for eubecripuons,or $100.00 addl- Noma! stock, on and after the sth day of June ORISON BLUNt,, ‘Promdent. L Stock t Jon L. Ciuey, Bere | MINING sTocks—a8 WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS Of securities bougat and sold at all the Stock Boards in New York, B Piiladephi, 4. or othorwise on tommusion, by ALUERT H, NiCOLAY, No, 62 William st cies & OF DIVIDEN ne, Trine 8, 194, have ded ared @ a { tbe com 16, the. to auarebo thie de AW TON, Treasurer, | ers of reeord, at NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, a EN ANOFAIA ” OT/CE TO SHARKHOLOERS OF THE PITTSBURG, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rasway Tue wa- dcraigned e-nmtestonere, nuthorired to eel thivt Ave thor. eand new shares of the capital stock of said ior cae epmpany. by Joint vote of the shareholder. andinenahe\dars, for the oar Dose of co jog 8 ie A iftional equipment. &e, now propose usmespregmee op ina shares of the ning 8 £03 « ote Ate e¥ YROpoRe to shpoenettonts stand re givigred as such ‘on the books of ‘te y at 20 clock Mi, of the With Of thie month, ene shares then standing oy their ‘Dame at atthe par value of e100 for each »har of Wins: ne and kept tor, addresead to, Eg eerce subscribed for will bear dividend from th N e lat ayments will be required as follows:—One fourth on the ae June, on eztiication, of seceplance; one fourth on (he Fourth on the 15th Augusi, and one-fourth on will be tasued, redeemable in full share certfenien on Sral'payment of, the tnstalmen's n any of “the conditions of | thi 4) variation subjects to forte lure guy payments made thereon. stock is mainly vo pa} rails, ¢o'ling stock, th price of rocuring the same, and tha ita fo. the opinion of ihe chiet* engineer and the chief ‘executive ofllcers of the company, ie" It aitouetber improbable that any y furener ‘amount o| tho stool will be o during eh year Ifa ke can be econom! ‘aly expended tn in pacities of the line {eae tho company have other moans to meet t ra reserve the right to extend the tims of mresident shareholders who ma, 10. benelite of this notice, on edillons es tee bomutiee may pe: ‘The comm'ssioners.also reserve the right to dispose of, “we thelr discretion, for the benefit of the mee any of th shares not take rs ander thi D. hd as aapen ED PI RINGER UARU AUG, iden ‘onch terms and’ < La thisdartad a Hmenty five Bonds of thi my for re- demption out of the sinkin; tne ifellowing: were, drawn, Cer see, 13, ), 129, 1 88, 95, 99. gig, Aa Loe, LbT 1 426 1,860, eh that the same will 'be paid ‘Yn gold on the july next, on preseatation at the office of the preg er Bonds must be presented for payment within after the lat day of July next, under] palty Of for felture. of the right of redemption aader oie rawing. OR 6 6, 1864. ATT, Sect OUTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED.-VIRGINIA, North Carolina, South Carolina. eens, * jabama, Tennessce, Kentucky and New Orleans . Pe, MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers and Brokers, 19 Wall street. TOCKS.—PARTIES WHO HAVE LOST IN STOCKS can obtain Ne Information, whereby they ma regain their tg y addressing. with partic ton, Herald office, HE INTEREST DUE ON THE BONDS OF THE NEW ‘York and New Haven Railroad Com} seek June 1, 1°64, will be paid on presentation and surrender of the coupons at the office of the company, corner of h avenue an Twenty-seventh street, or at the Bank of the ube. W. BEM! jurer. NOTICE given to the Subscribers to the Capital Stock acto Railroad Company that a call for & fur: ent of ten per cent, apes i mount of thelr sub, made this Ree Oe mae batts ‘street, New York, on or before the itive Committes. ae NSOHM A. DIX, President Joun J. Cisco, Treasurer, New Yor, May 10, 1364. ANTED—§10,000, ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, wr in Adee ey N. J, Address box 623 New York Post office, es. FOR ONE YEAR, FOR WHIOR nd a beral rate of interest will bo given. e Address for three days A. B. & Co., Herald olfice. 300. 000.7728 AMOUNT TO LOAN, AT SIX ork oly property’ th some’ to. suit quite JOBErE MASON, No. 535 Five: ‘treet, rooms 10 al __ SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES, “LADY WISHES A SITUATION FOR A GIRL TO do chamberwork and waiting; isa good, honest girl. seen at 164 West 97th st.. with her present em- Urehees PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY... t the Union. ther io) A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL. At fe nanobing, ‘Good city rel from her last place; 0 ‘gon’s mac! ins! Objeation to the country, Call at 2.9 1eth st. near the sth av. A**, SUMMER HOUSES, WATERING PLACES, boarding houses and families spnting competent ee, housekeepers, cooks, chambermaids, waitres jaundress. €, seamstresses, nurses, or help of ‘any kin, are Prompts at the large employment house, corn 6th av. suppiie and'iith at A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman; isa good cook. washer and troner: no objection 10 housework. Has the best of city reference. Call for two days at 261 Navy et., Brooklyn, A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION<IN A PRIVATE family, as purse and seamstress:can cut and fit for Children, Apply at aol av. a. REAMSTRESS WANTS A, SITUATION STE CAN cut and fit ladies’ and children's dresses and do ail Kinds of sewing, Apply at 42 Gth av., between Mth and 20th ats. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, child's nurse and to do plain sewing or light Chamber’ Work; no objection to the country. Call at 16 Clarke st. A itgarrox WANTED—BY AN ENOLISH GIRL, of ace, to aveist in housework or to take care dfeniideen “Address ‘Mary, box 1:6 Herald o A GERMAN LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION To travel With a lady or family; no objections to going to Seaerate. References exchanged. 4 oflice. 1S Herald RESPRCTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A uation In & private family as waitress or chamber maid and waitress: to go a short distance in the country; has the best of city reference from hor last place. Call Stil West 28! sks between Bib av. and B way. PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS Seamstress and children’s nurse; would go by the Week or month. Call at 78 West 20th st., rear house, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOM ‘chambermaia and wa'tress, or plain sewing; bi Feference. Call at 136 West 33d st, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG ‘WOMAN, aschambermaid and waitress; no objection to goa Good city reference. Call at Short distance in the country. 116 7th ave., first floer, front. SITUATION WANTED—AS eo gyre AND waitress, Or as fchambermaid and tuke care of autiaren, "eforences {r required. ‘Call at or adéress Ma East 3th st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. ri paorherant GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO cook, wash and iron, Good city reference, Call at 103 Hlester'st., in the rear, | Ac 1664. SITUATIONS WANTED—FBMALES. NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN fomaces want situations as Jatindresses. parses, girte Mra LOWE'S German tastioate, AT Stanton at, oear ‘the Bowery RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION as cook ine pare: family: wwe es <0 see in the ‘ashing. Beat reference. ‘days 2i'av., between Bet ana 2d wn second floor. — Ey wy ‘ary stie:s&, basoment, Hours ie ‘oonwe arate Swariow we WA ausaR-s rata for ye ener i Baa ‘sn eeed iy aero S'waron WANTED—BY A SOLDIER'S WI achild 17 monthsold; no wages required. wire Fulton a: Stina, ene one, an Hut RESTART ARIA FOUNG) 1 groser of eure oon for two days bios be brat ARORA AUTAmOM Mesos tamu ¢ ove the house'on Wedne-dar next. Appiy at 99 Weal I ANTED—A SITUATION, ofS, SEAMERRMATD AND waitress ety my Red ironing; the best of cily reference, ‘st., between 6th and 7th ava, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTRETANT GIRL, aa laundress or waitress; good roferonte given. Ap: ply at 89 West 28th st, WARTEDIBY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION IM aschi referonoe from aot emaployer Gail a 200 Beet ih ake ANTED~A betaine AS sy oa gence AND wa (ress or purse and seamstress. by #55 lately anced. Apply at 64 Irving place, between 8 and 10 o'clock. ANTED—BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL. A SITU ation as plain cok and first rate wa a private family. Apply at 123 Forsyth ai ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chambermaid and seamstress; best of city reference. Call for two days at 127 West 27th st, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, to do chamberwork and plain sewing or yonte ¢2 do the housowork of asmall private family. Cali at St, second floor, tront room, ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE. IN. quire of Mrs. Brebson, 111 West 39th at, third floor, w* NT! ‘BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU. ation as oe or to travel withs family. Address for two days No. 2 Astor place. ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitress, or to take care of children: bas oo objection tothe country. Call at 110 Bast 22d et. ANTED—A STOR ON, BY AN AMERICAN WO. man, a8 housekeeper or, gogk. or to do the work ofa small private family. Call at 623 West 35th 81 Bb igreeriene ~ SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS aati game. in hotel or first class boarding houso; has uo objec- tong to yo te the country. The best of city reference. for two daysat 95th st., second tloor, back room. Vy ama 8 A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A Sapa tion as cook aud to do washing and troning: isa baker; best of city reference given, if required, Cal! i two days at 153 Madison st., near Pike. pepe SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ‘rotestant gir), to do general housework tna small famtiy; has good city refererce, Apply at 316 West 19th st. ANTED=BY ,A YOUNG WOMAN: 4 SITUATION, oa private family as cook; undersvands cooking bread. ice cream, has es tu ist in wash ~ ironing, best of ci Ay dees, Gon be ween at op Tin av. Deiween 2514 sad 5H sircel Wy Ane 4 SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE for cenoral housework; good city reference given, Apply'at 35 West 44th at. Wire ttation. on A igiese pigeon Se dada antes bool has e ‘situstion for w for ces years. "padres meaner Herald office. ANTED—BY A PERSON. A SITUATION AS SEA ‘stress; understand: kinds of family sewing an4 operate on the machine; no objection to the country or fo Europe: beat of reference, Cail at 410 Cth av. ANTED—A SITUATION=BY A RESPECTABLE voung womnn, or to do plain sewing or chamberwork and in ® smail private family. Can Govaren fortwo days at L1G Hast 210 at. N.Y. Gy sarap SITUATION AS CHAMBEBRMAID AND seamstress, or to take care of children; good city ref- erence. Call at 124 West 27th st., room 14. Fi HELP WANTED—MALE! GENTS CAN MARE $25 19 A PEW HOURS SELLING our great now and wonderful extra large size: Prize jackages. $18 por day guaranteed. Every doliat invested more t ‘A ‘splendid solid ‘gold or lever wars, eseented free 10 Oust agent: Start men Wasted to ttabligu agencies tn cvery town and village, County rights free, Sale immense; de:nand incre a Everybody buys them, Send for our great new circular for te pala inloy extra tor remit Apter neg KARI oa prize b package house in the world. ENTS CAN MAKE $600 A MONTH BY ENGAGING fo the sale of our OVELIY PRIZ# PACKET We offer the greaicat chance ake money over known, ant present every agen gold or silver watch Pull Partiow are in eiren- a araot Hem Pork, origional. largest AND SPLENDI AVINGS, free. Oniy $iscapitd vrei ed free. G. KINB & CO., 36 Beekman street, New Vere. Fhe oldest and only origina! Prize Package house in the United States, GENTS WANTED—AN HONEST AND RELIABLE man or woman, in every city and town ia the United States, to take charge of an oilice for the aale of a new medi ality, in universal demand, and otders constantly ; @ liberal salary and ton'per cent on all sales wil be given; Bepecimen box of the article, with a proposition wall ba sent on receipt of $1 (half price) to any vith good referenon; mone others noticed. Address em’, M. D., 203 Broadw: goods salesinan, drug Keeper, light porter, 5 ing agrnty conch ters: other situation open, Respestable men can al Sn! employment by calling eariy. Merchants and ofWrs supplied with help gratis M,_ Oulice established Orders should be sent 1809 in, MONGOMELY & CO. Broadway, Broad’ hotel clerk, drug clerk, “hosiery salesman: an, a, nt bookkeeper. ¢ rt merchante must seud their orders nized 1855. ‘al SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WANTBD—TO A open oysters and make himself generally use/ul ina Festaurant; best paid to one who will suit, In quire at Clarke's, 857 8th DAMS’ PRESS FEEDERS WANTED—AT HOLMAN'S, corner Centre and White sts, RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS good plain cook, excellent washer and ironer, or to de General housework for a small, private. family; has Siig reference from her last place. ‘Cail at 141 East dist et, A SITUATION WANTED—RY.A FIRST CLASS COOK, tn a private familly: 1s willing, to aasiet io the wash required: no objection ts Yeave the ott ben tity reference, Call at or address SITUATION WANTED=AS CHA! DBRMAID AND waitress: has good city reference, iat place, 8! Letiogion ave. betwee 20th and 2h ats, YOUNG GIRL 18 DESIROUS TO FIND EMPLOY. assist tn Failing or to take care of a baby. +5 BAK Gh, CoPYisT.—& YOUNG LADY. W. SITUA. copyist 18 a Grat clage pace: fatisfaction g dream wall Og particulars, . Mary Foster, A? inv a ee. AS RL WISHES A oy | Lion as cook, t ts willing to dist ta waubing and fronting. Cail at 338 Bast Sea ATS YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION—AB PLAIN ‘ro. eral b ioeegaer d mrt dletance Gietance is for the summer; eee ya THE OFFICE OF WN. By 3 RasbAc 7 is day, a very genteel young Freno! for child's ree ‘snd fewing! slots any and vate fenities YOUNG La wisn if AUT ASTON ‘nurse; good re! at 379 Bast lot ae Pie A® eo GIRh fai A mitten | cn nurre, ut of tue ity.” ‘Bal'et Te We est Soinal: » \ treat hous ee A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WI8) fi foraad do general Bousewort .1n.8 private fam 7 Good ol lat av, between 16th as" ‘iim ate, saaise h Woman, a olor r, and some very respectabie girls ar pre fave at fr you LJ Reng WELL BRED AND REFINED, OF disposition, being alone in this county, i ‘e Me aa sompaion to a lady, of 108 tan arene “Y Shown, Adare res tin Mo fat Gafolin tation . New York. jonday Bigth LADY W WoULD eine nt toot ge A BITUA- Yon for. 9 nice girl, mbermaid and waitress, or ployer’s, 142 Durse and seam: matat her preavet ess ‘West Sith at, Neiwoen “6th tod ‘7th ave., for two daj A WOMAN WANTS A siTUati ie eel and ironer, City Feterease onthe set 120 a SITUATION WANTED=BY A RESPRCTABLB firl, to do chamberwork and to take care of ealidren is willing to make herself generaiiy oe pre ts it employer's, 200 Weat Bath he third Seer it fro A* AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISITES TO OBTAIN @ rituation as nurse and compan on to an invalid lady, Oras nurse and coverness for small children: or to take charge of fn infant; can do plain sewing, @ be willing to make herssif othervise useful If" requ Call for two days at 148 Thompson st, c SITUATION WANTED=BY A VERY COMPETENT young Woman. as lad maid, or a rough seam: Sirens; can cut and Or all kip coy a; un: dersands a 08th ay hing ‘ood dea! about d ‘and jee beautiful wea 8 beat of ety referemes ean be given. Call A. SILUATION WANTED-BY A) RESPROTABLE young woman, as chamberm: nd wi 8 good #8 reference, a Tig Wen atth str between oth 8 GOVERNESS OR Won lady, of ret fn ef ver hot i , ject ace home, Address Meg, ative, Pa, } esty, inieliigence ant ny vjuatey, Vo canvass the olty fag goods, Bk, ABOPT 8 WANTED<IN TUR FANCY STORE ., near Broadway, One ndle to put up shut- vers coe rus errsude can apply, with references. or | PT got ged 16 TO 18 Le | OLD, IN AN ing aud commission house, Address, In hand writing: ‘Ot applicant, W. B., box 4 827 Post one Bos WANTED—WITH GOOD ) RECOMMENDATIONS, Nong otters nowd aoply at Russ & Co.'s, M Dey eb, 1A, M,, any day, OB bt mt dogo od 15 TO 16 YBARS OF AGE, INA class ne dr9 Goode, teaporsing Bowes: he must with his paren’ il brought up; state y nce, and whi school, or where loyed. owa errands; must be fomorrow, after 3 P.M. at i oBuckle & Becker's rs) OF Df oa arg | a JEWELRY STOR. ONB WHO ref a to aged and capacity, WANTED—DR¥ = GROCERIES, Cc Oe. bartenders, eoachmen, gardeners, stone dress map Uroadw way, room Os BOYS P's 3 APPLY IN THE BSatAll department of Lord & Lord & Taylors, $61 to 467 way. (3 wind of WANTED.—ONE ttt D> me work may apply yomvick en rages per week, roel ML jit i A papal wane Le oot, wr on ‘and mend ory al 23 Cortlandt aida nna ws BNTIOT. WANTED IMMRDIATRLY, Ts Dat cal demtiat, Only one who, Lamar ant bis business need appi; Ww. 18 as Jy need apply oak. Lozier, at Et iremen toe SORAITORY Ryu: TO amass, A. ‘Small Capital Toque ‘Omtoe of the compass, 48 ways | ee OO ‘geod Mie 5) pape. MEN pane #0, corner of 6th “ave. fits IF. CLERK WANTED.—ONB WHO UNDER. stands the business may apply im the store 8 Centre t__Also an apprentice. Be BoY siptorny gen eh pe LAwse 10 olosk fice; must live up town a9 Wall b,, room 26, (0 aay (rune 10 8 OF py at Poe WANTED—A_ SING! BAN, WHO Pl ty understande the care of horses is ay and willing 0 himself wi Sy gr § good city refe 4 can ba t situaton if be faction. Lnquire nt 16 and i "Shambors at 10 FARMERS< WANTED, pee Fe ae, WORK farm, hrewsbury thoes = wos ty dy ai " ens. ‘apply vo roe | eeteteienitn deal in a ae Y yh Bs GOOD WAITERS WANTED—AT 433 BROOME Ath) Fauitsn earaDeas L1B! "8 OYSTER ROOM, Ws muri Sain sStaee eta w* mended. age, Who can come well recommoncded aa to thelr bron, ‘Apply ab 87 J LLL ANTLD-FOUR POYS, FROM 14 TO 10 YEARS OF Prt of steady applying at $45 Washington st Wry arnt Btotwar, etter ower awe Ar eee Saas batnee Tasic t - RD TILDEN, 609 Broadway room Wo. 4. Weaceans hae fsace eon O® in veatice se0a chy tafeferense, ‘Addroes Wine’ Werchaat, Gerald ATED EN@RY CLERK: ONE WHO HAS had theme i sie in a cloth ent ete scan but. telligeat, aaa Ake Cameras copes moe canides, sin. bia Ett me gd THE COMING Sx Anon. two AW Ateimmon, having ow indie, Ohio or Kem Pork cadet oobi State cae tt Gooa Toude ‘eated’ ben sees Facet tates: ng pout oference, Dey re ANTED-AN EXPERIEN W cipaliy for taking ores ta aa. nperit tailors’ btnee and nay goods. need apply who have nota full kaowledge of ‘the fous nd can farn sh the tof references, ress, stating full par. 0 Uculars, box 8,480 Post oflice. ER. TO TARR SaAnOs. hore my pee = ‘8 books. make collections render’ fhirasalt momar ine usetut, None but those bi vin good references need apply Address, stating salary an references, K. F. R., Ber: ‘ANTED—A PERSON TO TAKE CHARGE OF A $n SSO ated te bine Hl Eh oat Dox 5,285 Post omes. ih i i Lae WANtsD= ar WM. GRAY'S, 291 9TH AVE., A YOUNG man, competent to drive and take care of horses and to work in a grocery store. WANTED A BOY. 12 cash boy. JAMES A 18 YEARS OF AQ! HEARN & BON, 775 Broad: ANTED~A SALESMAN IN A FLOUR AND PRO. duce commission house. None but those who can in- ftucnce a near by orcity trade eed appiy. Addreas, with ref: erences, Produce, Herald office ANTED—AN a had ene TRUSTWORTHY C. C.W.. H Herald office. WANTED 4 MAN, WHO UNDBRSTANDS FARMING and who's willing to work, ope who anderstands dis. tulle peate rred. ee Still Head and Wor to hire, Call on ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE MAN, TO DRIVE A wagon nnd sell liquors ia the upper fart of, the city, ‘Inquire at the distillery, 119th st., between 2d and Sd avs, WANTRO<A Finst CLASS SALESMAN tail men’s furnishing establishment = To an expert. enced and capable man a desirable situation. Address, Mating references and sary required, "Henry Watson, erald oi Wars YOUNG MAN, WHO HAAS SOME knowledge of Custom House business, and who could assist the bookkeeper of a mercantile house. None but those who can furnish the bost references need address W 8. L., Herald offloe, stating age, salary expected, £0. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDA making clam chowder and opening oysters, and also to make himseif generally usefu! about the piace. Refer: encbs required. Apply at Sybil's Cavo, Hoboken, ANTED@<A ZQ0MG Mas. OF GBNTEEL Aer AS. ‘ance as cashier in 5 general assistant; a party he 13 $150 to deprett rapes : can meet with a good situation. Apply at 171 Spring st. ANTED—IN A COAL OFFICE, AN ETE EIGARE boy. from 17 to 18 years of age: must write a good Sirs bring’good recommendations. Apply at 50 West ANTED—A eM Pog 4 TO TEND BAR. APPLY to Jas Ryan, 651 ANTRD—AN ASSISTANT, OF SOMF. EXPERIENCE in railroad engineering, anda lad to make himself generally useful in ollice or Gel ‘ace to learn. Apply to Hamiiton-E. Towle, Civil Engineer, 78 Cedar street, Wintipasa YOUNG MAN, FOR A TEA STORE. Apply to A Bissiand: Myrtle av., between Franklin ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN TO take charge of « liquor stora, who underatanis the bustucas. | None need apply without tho best city reference, Apply to Edward Ha Pearl street, ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT ERRAND BOY, ABOUT 13 years of age. One who can bring good reconmen- dations. Apply to B. W. Lozicr, 113 West Houston st.) ANTED—IN A GROGERY STORE A GOOD STOUT boy: one who has some knowledge of the bus' and will make himself generally us fal, he must come well recommended as to houesty. Tn at 37 Carmine st., be- tween the hoursof 9and 10 A Mand 2aud 4 P.M. ANTED—YOUNG MEN WISHING TO GO ON SEA voyages to ail parts of the world, in ships and steamers; also wanted for fishing and whaling voyages, and the navy, RANDALL & COURTNSY, 185 West st, corner Reade, up stairs. ANTED—AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT ROY, ABOUT 15 years of age, with good references; salary iret year $102, Apply at 36 Dey strest, 5 ANTRD—A GOOD SIZED TO AT’ iruit more; poe accustoued 10 ie busit ly at 871 Broadwi ND IN A 8 preverred. WARTED@A YOUNG MAN, AROUT 20 YEARS OLD, fo deliver goois in a grocery store. and make hime generally useful. Apply to Albros Polhemus, 1,235 Broad- Way, near 34th st ANTED—A STOUT, ACTIVE ROY TO G0 A SHORT distance in the country to work on machine brakes; one who is accustomed with it preferred. Inquire at ld Wa ter st., in the fore Wyse BELL BOYS aT 8TZ VENS' HOUSE, 25 Brondway, $8 85, $6, $7. $3. $10 A DAY MADE, AccorRD. ing talent of agents, male or female, selling ed Maps, used by the goveramont and peo: y correct ono 1 here and ow tocan with a few hua ents. Ama: California and sell our maps, a Map Publisher, 23 Cortlandt st. THOROUGLY COMPETENT ROOKK & perfect mereantile edu Address SITUATION WANTED. ty seven years of age, as first class butler; has se Yours’ reference from h's last place. Inquires for two days at the confectionery store, «: rr of 20th st. and ith av. SITUATION WANTED=BY A COMPET ascoachman ani groom. Good city reference ho objection to goto the country, Call at 267 7th av., ari PD. vER, WITH Hon apt rst class reference 8, P., Herald 0.tc. MAN, iven'; in the MIDDLE AGED aod English, watchman; has the best of top ats; oF at 115 Prince st, A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GERMAN, 23 YEARS OLD, aks and wr tes the English ‘and German lag quick at figu 4 prter OF ni at lit guages well, diy and sober habits and fot afar of work. desires’ ® situation In’ & whole. ae or manufactiring business, very be 1,04 city reference given, adress for three days Wr. Bwald. $25 Kast Sith wes W. ¥ YOUNG MAN, WHO SPBAKS FRENCH, GERMAN dw little Aglish, wishes to epentiivetor six hours a in an Efiglish commercial house: wages not regarded. ress H1., Herald office. meatot weirae.' ¥ A 805i STEADY lately landed, is well ac: jose with care of hore en ‘au ari ive, attend table, or do gardening aferetioes from bis inst employer. for (wo days ren 7 wth a ay, between 27th and A: YOUNG MAN WISHE! ai yg as 4 tender; has been in the business for four years. In. quire at isd. Wilson's, corner of Bleecker and Greoue ets . A eS Ae sae Lg MAN (GERMAN) oF leaires @ situation as porter anything of that Wind. Addrase No.5 1uih ‘su, third foor, U) ig MARRIED M. N (GERMA: ene, LOR Keeping, tn di obiaining a wituatiow ‘as erk oF lcamaa, ID some aero fancy goods or hardware pre- ferred’ Boat dest of refer Address Hertel, Herald office. A gad toe LAN AMERICAN COACHMAN, OF 30 cies emper sieving lived wi eee em city fami- ties, desires good ot water & Cv., Inqu coachmaker#, corner of'Br Broome and rae ENTISTRY.—A Lp edgene YOUNG MAN would like to ppp paced to improve in Pp ries istry. Address M. O., Herald oie DRVoscsitvari0n WANTED, jasale ‘Adareas H. B.. boll O86 New York Pont oftce. PAUGHTSMAN—A YOUNG MAN, OF 1B CONSIDERS m practices uation as draughuman machine Or engineer! establishment; no Address eight days M jection to th ion ©, New ITUATIONS WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE MAR. a) Rag h. having no children, together; the man as porter; understands the care of horses; the vite iy nina children apd do plain <owing. for two days at 209 9th av., corner of 24th st., over the —BY A RLY MAN pace “eine aad colors! a 180, istiiation at ol ir an maxing ‘Grease, varnish and pitch, Address box 14 ay TIONS WANTED—FOR SEVE: RESPROTA Site tnd compareet coachmen, gr: by ore eipot gery gar. 4 ful men. Alvra Pnephsraie Wats sorte at Bm) RON MA! Sa A bog od T° vase inanager it a iron w Works. Shs verter bat hee bad pany, years’ nee pes pee sigh rally jauager, care of F, Langman, ibrar NTISTS OR CHRMISTS.—A YOUNG T SUROROND, BE L . veation om Foy ity Pye iny.t for ine rove, would be gia iro ar afer nous 8 carey @ tne aban ity. Address Arthur, Port ofiee, ENGLISHMAN OF ANTRDABY AN sFlicad bookiecper s, ates pate — aaa | t - - ITUATIONS \WANTED-—MALES. ITUATION, BY A Yi NG GENTLE x satis ee AY M p wan, 18, AGE. man, A fe aaa roe Sears ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, — wes sigmate Saas s Fase Pet ie Sie ~ m. Good refereaces given. Adi yeas SITOATION As Nye MAN, IN PRE Fetalt boot and shoe business, b; ung than of Ove Good rele ears’ ex, C8. ference ‘aiven, Address J 8.. jerald of ANTED—A SITUATION AS FORSM ceiver of work, im . practical ‘experience Eirtiand, Bronsou & Co. a English and German, b umber of years, Refers Cl bere st Le A SITUATION AS LAND STEWARD A young man of long experience; understands the ‘of all kinds of young stock. Aditre corner 8th a and 69th st., for two di ai BTEAVY FOUNG MAN reR A TRa st be a. judze of money, German pre ferred. MApbIY. ference, to Charles Hatt, 097 Bua a W4steo-s SITUATION [N THK CITY OF NEW York, by an enercet'a, practical business man. or would accept a6 aceucy in any desirable lovality in the Cuited States Address Agency. box 11? Herald office ATION, BY & YOUNG MAN, 18 A wholeiale store or office. he writes of bonkkespng, best Horald BY A MARRIED MAN, THIRIY TRARS tuation a& porter or in any respert employment: can keep simple accounts: t- willing to ee and make winse'f-generalls useful tory. referenom Or angurity tf r0q Gell on or address Visilant, 74 Mow roe st Park House HELP WAN’ ED-FEM ALES, LARGE NUMBER OF WRLL RECOMMENDED chambermalds, waltresses, nurses. senmsiresses, lad oat esses, professed cooks and otber work. &5.. wanted immediately, af fRarnonD's. Gt Hiceoker st, removed from 149 G A MAD WANTED-TO ATTEND. THE RECEPTION Foom io afirat class photographic. gallery tv receive the orders, finish th graphe, cartes de visite. ambro- types, &e. Only o buanesa well willanswer. App! , No. 5 Chathaw -quare, near Division at. (008, AND WAITRESS WANTED.—THR FORMER to asaist in the washing and the latter t» da the cham berwork and assist in the washin bi good city references, Apply at 67 Kast 19th st., from 9 to 12 HAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRESS WANTED—TO GO hort distance in the country Must bring good re commendations for honesty and capacity Call, b ana I£ o'clock, Friday morning, at No 69 Wt (9 WANTED.—WANTED, IN A SMALL FAMILY, & first rate cook; ahe must be willing to assist w th washing. Apply, w th recommendations, at 42 East 31st'et, Between 10 etn 12 o'clock. OOKS TO WASH AND first clans cooks, laundresses. houseworkers. gi landed and help of ail kinds can find good situation at the Large Employment House, corner of (th th at. ‘RAPE HANDS WANTED AT LORD & TAYLOR'S, Brosdway Entrauee to workroom tn Grand street, eel AN OvERATOR TRON WANTED —ALSO 4 and RESSMARERS: WANTRD-ALSO ‘on Whee er & Wilson's machin Broadway OREWOM WANTED—ONE WHO 1s A FIRST class dressmaker and speaks or under ‘onds Frenes preferred: liboral salary and permanent mtiaton Ad Gress D, Herald ofics Git: WANTED—TO TAKF CARE OF A CIIITD 18 months old. Apply at 196 Kast 20h st. between let and 2 avs, OOD SPANGLERS ON SKIRTS WANTED —SRLP. LT feeding mach JACOBS. 172 Fulton st. OUSEKERPER WANTED.—A RESPECTARLE AME- y ho is fully qua vied to tal ndean glye sath fac fereacen, inay hear of a desirable situation by addressing A.J, box 461 Post officer. QPANGLERS WANT! the now duplex elliptic skirts. employment ail the year, atJ. 1 & trance $1 Reade st, Mpwo GIRLS WANTED.—ONF AB COOK AND LAUN: TT Stens. the thor ax chamberrorid and waliren ; boty must understand their business tho onghly and cme well recommended, to sich a perinanent home may be secured, Apply at 60 West 38:b st, ANTED~A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS; who undoratands the wie of the mange. thy bes D-TO PUT BPANG'ES ON To good hands steadr 40 ‘est'’s skirt man Wwe ANTED—LADIES OF PLEASING jAPRRESS. TO Wait on tables. © Apply at the el Broadway, trom! 108 P.M. Y miingon gentlemen in a proper and led {fn 8 tuations at the above wxtal EA. SIMONS( WASTED-A SMART, TIDY GIRL. AROUT 1° OR 16 to take care of a baby and make her 1 ul about Ny at 181 West 37th st. between 7th and Sth Ke ava. V 7 ANTED—SIX EXPERI ine: good wages given, er —A GOOD COOK, WAST vate family, Call ‘at No. AND TRONER, East oh twee adison and 4th ava. ERMAN WOMAN, AS NURSE eferences required. Apply at 3) eh st. A PRIVATE FAMILY A GIRL POR Tey one for upstairs sor. and to assist n tal Appl) beteoen HAL M. aud2P M., two doors east 9! Sih av. WV ANTED=A SMART, ACTIVE AMERICAN O8 ENQ- Ish gl, to take charge of the linen derarto est Ap at the Tnternat onal Hotel, from 9 to 11 A, M F TANTED—A PROTESTANS GIRL, TO DO THE EN. tir kof @ private fami ree pe *! must good cook, washer and thom y understand her busintss Wages $9. with reer ences, at $2 3: av., corner of 10tn st. :D—TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS; ONE TO iron, who underitands and os whling theo ber to loup stare yy otk must have good \ JANTED—AT TUB WESTCHESTER HOUSE, con. ber of Broome street and Bowery, one piain jroner, fle washer ant one p in we washe: one bu y J nD farmers, l’rolestant and 4 ery kind of hous attended to and re ted Lbs sr ak the Church ‘Homey h sis, ho cooks 10 wash, ore, aid girls at Mrs WHIT? 397 Ath ave., between 28th and ANTED—A FEW GOOD DRESS MAKERS ANI Plain sewers, Inquire for a few days at 221 Oth av. t WET NURSE, TO TAKE CHARGE OF an infant at her own housd, Apply at the asylum, 8& Marion st. w+ NTED—s r1ANO PLAYER, COOK, ane, “ WY “stress, at 101 Prince st. __' he Wy ANTED-1N A FIRST CLASS vig omy HOUSE, rr perfect German cook, to keep house for n ain elderty gentioman, without children. Call at 132 West aL, betwoen 6th and 7h ava, WW Nore cur WOMAN, FOR aS HOUSE- work (two hours) by the day. 27 Bo: ANTED=A GIRT. TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply at Wo. 8 Bayard st, v1 Warren. 1m, rence n, npeuireen tn the hours of 9 Gand it TANTED—A GERMAN GIRL TO GO IN THE couN- eral housework; must be a washer "Adtiress Farmer. So nae) well recommended, at Wir ait 3s GIRLS TO D TACK MAPS ON ROLL WW ers, Call at 28 Cortlandt ANTED=A LAUNDRES \raltress, nurse and vennn family, who pay good Mtn ate between Broadway and Univers ersity places om 910 4 u'cloa> ‘weil; German preferred. Cal! ‘ENT WOMAN, AB LAUNDRESS retarted re prin to-day, between & ‘asbington p! DERS. APPLY ON TI a between 32d and 33d sts. mo CRAMBRY AID, COOK, wart ‘A COMP! fan@chamabermal German or and 12 aceke a ik: ANTED—OIMP ‘second oor, a ‘D=. SPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL TO Wrst natitcedt Qc Wea as ood city references Fequl all at 174 West Bley Between 7th and 6th a D—FOR oe SMALL FAMILY, A WOMA! | Wantse. first rate washer and irone id Be come well recommended; ‘oat 52d sk, between 9 an doing Prag Sa must me ‘at 63 ws D—-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GRRE, IN & small family, to do general housework; must ten good washer and ironer, able i P de plain mec Romero const 4 to children and give good reference, | fone pl Tra vail at 111 Cannon st, ars of 9 AL and See vesseteninasinsiinlninetdncdicecanatii ANTED—, Bi AS 4 § Lid gy eg NP, Sraouirs, hdres, hb Felerenc, Ae Se My box 4,721 Post of on ANTED—A, GIRL ,70,,DO GENERAL, BO one who famtiy'of cnlwapersonal an ‘wages "ands plensunt' Bosse. Dh Lh a Sooty at 219 Blosaxer me ” TRSTANT WOMEN; ONE oem ae een ase ‘aris ant DAY—FOR READING /ND 2 50 BANDA TANT at ad ileecker th, first Coor, _ hed by, Dr. ke plo)ed by pa a