The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1864, Page 3

A nomben or WRLL RECOMMEND! A i UP Re “eMPLO MENT | BY Tne want wituations at Mra LO F two days at 82 West 206m st. 17 Stamton st. near tne Bowery, MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WISHED A SITUATION 90 and seauart lent to take tbe en- Gre charzo ota vniy trom ite births, Tae ala yeare chiy efercuce. Cail for two days ab 425 6th FPROTKSTANS YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 SITUA. tian as 2 good plain evok and good baker and to assist : Beret and iroming. Good reference. Can ve seen Giku LATELY ¥ LANDED W WISHES A MTUATION to do cham erwork. or would do F[ecemreran 4 —A YOUNG WIDOW, OF RESIEO- tab lity, would Nike @ situation as housekeeper }> » widower's family; willing to do the work and sewing. as 197 Wiliam ut, GMUAtLON WANTED ST 4, YOUNG. GIRL, AB COOK, yasher and ironer, of would do housework, in & #1 , (ood reference given. Cali for two days at Weat léub at wii Srwarion WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIKt, chamberwork and take care of childrem, or to Ba-ist in washivg and ironing. Gvod eity reference. | Apply in the millinery store G60 6th av., between 2h and 29h sis, Sivarton w WANTED—8Y A YOUNG GIRL, AS baunber ‘and waliress, or as chambermaid and Barses Gall for two days at her ‘present employer's, 287 W eat 21st at, Gruation WANTED BY A GOOD OLRMAN GIRL. TO TO We general housework in a smal! private family, or cham. Family ; ya 4nd mo) sat be wi ways Will tod a willing aou obuging gir BY, over the {uucy store, - PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A uation CT apy or wattress Yorn private tame en Call Sti st Ast Sour, back room “OF WO dave a 161 RASPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION @sorok, ima mall private family, Good city reer + Brooklyu. A Once, Call bor two days at JlZ Atlantic petent person, as nurse and seamsiress: is oapabia of rt Inquire f 9 taking charge ot au infant from its birta, having FE | ya Saverienos; wl travel with «lady, or go short distange in | CITUATION WANTED—AS LADY'S MAD. BY A FIRST country, Fret © ase city reference. Qall for two daye 5) glass dressmaker aud hair dresser; is wiliing and oblig- B4S6y (th av., between 22d and 2id «ta, in the fancy store, SITUATION WANTED- 20 DO COOKING OR GEN- eral hous work, by @ Willing, capadie gtrl; nent, eco- ‘meiwical and respectful; 1: a superior washor and ironer, eae, reovutnended, Cityor counuy, Call at 121 AL st, Brookiya, city reference give ‘Call for two dayaat incr ad ITD ATION WA? -2D-—B¥ A RESPECTABLE YOUNG han, aldand Watrosn Gam gite. Ue bes 08> tii Ber last place. Call ior two days ab between isroome aud Spring, Ri SPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION ree, Who hag acted im that capacity for the iast Moarteen years, aud is fully coment 10 wace the entire oor ef ao jirenged Seow ay aay has Le ern best eg Cau be seen for two days at her last emplo, sre 85234 wt, Detocn Sth and Gb aves ev WELL BROUGHT UP PROTESTANT NORD-GER- man girl, who 1a a perieci seamairess and embroiderer, Wants u sitcation, Call wt 6w Broadway, room 19, TOUNG GERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS THE English langouge as well aa ber owa, wishes a situation Sesleri no wetter What kind of business: the be ‘Wremcen can be given. Call ai 15) av, A, on Mr. Ch. Situation WANTRD-BY A FIRST CLASS WAIT. rons. Best of reference, Call for two days at 28 Oth aY,, between 15th and loth sis, in the shoe al ITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO RESPRCTADLI Protestant girls the one ee good plain cook aud ia Grew; con aauist In any ‘kind of housework; the otbe chambermoid and good piain ae} wubroiderer; capabie of taking care of children: encecan be produced; have uu o tance in the country, Call at 152 Tlizabeth WO RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMEN WISH SITUA- tious; one as cook or laundress; the other as chainber. maid or waitress; they have lived fourteen years im their Inst place. Gnilat 3 King sh ANTED—A SITUATION A8 PLAIN OOOK a D TO Apply at 120 West Ave hdc " guaart ANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS COOK. by @ steady woman, who thoroughly underatanda ber bus: ho objection to assist im the washing. Call on Monday And Tuesiay, at 872 Broadway, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young womas, to do plait king, washing and jroniug; or general housework in s Eat private famny; y. Seung. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT. uation as chamnbermaid and waitress; best of eity ref. Srence, Call as 193 74h av., near 23d at, A Bony RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN would like to get the washiag of a famity to do at her Sea resiicnce. or wulild go out twe or three days in the oocmne ‘OF iroming. Cail at or address 2/2) DTUAsION, Ww. meh 4 RESPRCTABLE yo ood her and ironer; bess COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS AND LADY'S MAID Ao a4 Bae on; Shp erp af Weel ies and: aene n'a drenees. ANTED—A GITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, as isundress, or el mambermald an Musto or wuld do saree, Bete Washi ces Gall at 430 4th ave, between Sh and Sint sts ee 9 BY A RESPECTABLE ate farnily, aechambermald and at 80 Thompson a, ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE MARRIED WO- in, @ situation as wet nurse; has no ol/jection to the Call tor tures days at Th Ath aw, between lat BADY, GOING TO pests DEBIE fications for hve excellent sdrvarte haa lived with her many he ‘can recommend Si Becdiscugated ou" the sik” ceed i ber. Apply at 8 of-Novern Hast vib at,, wear University’ sc LADY WISHES TO FIND A PLACE FOR A FIRST rate colored cook, whom she osm recommend ip ibe Rranacy a8 = Seeabtlty and caractas. Apply at RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS ha ; 1s an excellent washer and jroner a4 mal au caty refel ce from 1 alx yearn. Inquire for TO FIND chamber. mai country. a __ SITUA wAT TONS WANTED-MALES. \ PRENCHMAN, GOOD EQUESTRIAN, Wists A sitration as coachman ina good fam#y. Good ref gen: Inquire at Mr. Misery’s, No. 6 Wooster nea wear A YOUNG MAN, Devgoisr Ano cunBis®, WANTS é ation olesale d oure oF sion house. Adéress ©. Hl. D.. Heraid vale, A XOONG MAN. SPEAKING DIFFERENT guages and writing a good hand, desires 4 5) Salesman or sasistant bookkeeper. ‘Address A. Norfolk at., bascwent, grvation WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A PER. KD, oR who thoroughiy understands bis business snd hae the best referencas from loyer, Apply at 145 2d ay., corner of 9h st. LAN: T°, MMISSARIES.—WANTED, A SITUATION IN ie Aubsistence department, as outtoor clerk, by a young man wuo is thoronghly acquainted with the business, idreas Subsistence, Herald oifice. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS HAD SIX rs exverience with ship broker in Scot'amd. at ome shipping office, Address J. M. W., Herald y uation eilice, ANTED—IN A MINING COMPANY'S OFrLo act copies well. references, 1m ‘Address, w; box 2.01 Post ofllce, WAstzD-4 SMALL BOY, TO DISTRIBUTB ClR- eulara, at G7 Mleecker al., New York, A LAW OFFIOE, W. nes @ “00d band, aged about 17 years, Permanent situation, “Apply at room 12°21 Brow.way, New York, LAD TO TAKR DOWN AND pot up sbatiers and make himself otherwise useful, aa some Sita Ma business. Apply to Miller & MEN FOR WHALING VOYAGES, OU®- fit furnieied and $500 io $40) made for the voyage, Men aiso wanted for inerciant vor ages RANDALL & COURTNEY street, corner pf Handa, Up WANTEDTA TIDE YOUNG MAN TO OPBN OY! ers apd make himel( genoraily wueful, Apply at 17 YSTERS AND WAIT 5 saloon, 239 Sb av, EL, 10 GHATRAM rb, am asaisiant | With good city reeommen- dations.’ ‘Apply between Saud i) O'clogk A. M. this day. Wantepea MAN £0 UI om tables, Call at Duity’s ANTED—A_ ‘PLACE 48 COACHMAN AND GROOM by an Englishman. References given. Appiy by let ter, or personally, at Howell's feed store, 145 West van’ ate ANTED—A SITUATION IN A BRIPPING OR CO: mission Louse, by a young man who bas been three hipping businesK; isa competent bookkeeper mdent, and can bring best of refereucea from Present employers. Address H. K,, Herald ailles. WARSTED—A SITUATION, BY A WELL EDUCATED German (mayried) in '@ wholesale grocery or drug understands the care of horses, and is wiiling 10 make himself qenorally useful; the best of referouce as Yosobriety and honesty of character can be given if re- a Address A. B., box 187 Herad office, for two m Waxten—a SITUATION, "BY A COMPETENT young mao, as waiter in a hetel. city or country, or as porter in u dry goods store; is not afraid to work.” Good city reference. Address for three days K. F., Merald otice, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG, MAN JUST returned from three years’ service in the United Staves army; possesses good business qualifications: is also a good pr references, Address Cavalry. oa: ICAN WOMAN WANTED— to count and keep account of penman, eorrect at figures, character. ' Address Laundry, BADWORK,—WARNTED, HANDS FOR THE ABOVE. ee 7 ees fourth floor, front rooms, om BEADWoRK.—ianne WANTED, ON BUGLES gimps, frii fet ‘and cloak ornaments, Work given out, Apply at 18 North Moore st., second floor, LOAK MAKERS WANTBD.—WE _OAN GIVE IMME- ‘diate werk te good cloak hands, Apply this day te Allen Brothers, $84 Broadway. WO OR THREE GOOD CLOAK jnetas WANTED, $pply im Erna, in Sth av., between 86th and Sith ‘ANTRD—BY A FAMILY IN E BROOKLYN, A PRO: ‘testant woman us cook; s good home for « deairab! woman, Address box 668 New York Post office, ANTRD—BY A GIRL, A SITUATION AS GOOD a inn private fariiiy: aa tue. Best of city Fel rence Gan 1 be aren at 65 West 18 ate cat wy ARRON Ce LaDy ABOUT GIVING UP HOUSEKEBFING, to Lrocure situations for three girls; and waitress; the other as nurse and seainsiress, or to Aaa. Feo THOROUGHLY COMPRTENT LADY'S on ee ‘one as inuudress ana chatmbermaid, er chatuber: UN- suet young children. Apply at thelr present piace, 76 S6uh st., from 10 A. M. Ths Pe M. fortwo days. s Wy ARTED— A SITUATION AS SEAMSTREES; derstands all kinds of family a ee Om £e,; also, embroidery of alt Hing to cham berwor! 1 Good ence, Call for two days at 390 V jeat Hic. bse aate i) BMA LADY WISHES A PLACE A8 BEA ble tamily; understands all kinds ery; operates on Whee.er & Witou's llc (three years old) wih hers Gall foreme cl ‘with hers 140 West 30th ate t ee en TOUNG LADY, A SUPERIOR COLORIST, DESIRES ‘® situation to color cards and phovographs in liquid, epene and india ink. Address Miss Henderson, station ¥. SPECTABLR WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION exeelient baker ot bread and give the best of city refereace from her last iH at 18 West 19th st, between 7th and Shave, A “RUSPEOTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITO- foun. n privace family as cook, washer anid froner: ts goochbuker. good elty refereacs, Call at 327 West ae at, Viween Sua and 9th ave,, rst (eor, ITIATION WANTED—BY A XOUNG GIRL, AS u cua giv hat ANTED-BY & RESPECTABLE Wouan, 4 s1rv- n as COOK, wasber and ironer. Good ri be ive, Call at 143 Bast 95th st., between py and ry ae, for wo daya. winten-a SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as cook and to aseint Se id iron. ing; bas the best of city ref days as & Seber merborn st. Can be seen for two Brooklyn. third oor, {rout Also by a young girl to mind children, toom, WASTHD—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG COLORED girl, on board of @ steamer. ax chamberwald or wal- tress, “Address C, 8., box 207 Heraid office, GIRL, a: tin chamber. ANTED—BY a YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, A SITU: ation as lady’s maid aud sei understands bair Wonk or as Durse andjses: in be seen at 1s7 nd. iron yg; no objection 10" the country. Goraer of 39tu st, H GIRL WANTS A SITUATION 4S XURSE and too plain sewing. Call SITUAION WANTED-BY A RESPECTADLB young Fotestant girl. as child's nurse, or to operate ‘® Binger O Wheeler & Wilson machine, Can be seen two days £285 Went S2d at. 8 SEAMSTESS.—A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU. tiOM AS \ausiress; Would do light chamberwork if aired; | Hastne beat 0 of city reference Ona ‘be seen for Gaye at 164! SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, TO coek wasland iron, oF wo do chamberwork, | Cas sive Bee reference. \pply at 132 6th av., corner of st., for enn Beeragtabs YOUNG WO) ants a Lg ‘chamermaid aud waiter; two y an . ference coun ber last place, Can We see seen for fre ‘at 192 7th av. FRENON WOIAN WISILES OENTLEME bs Wea Toth a, ep Boo a NBAT, “TIDY GRL WANTS A PLAOR TO DO THE Bousewor' of family. Cail for two days a 60 eat Washington "pina RESPECTABLE wouaw WANTS A FAMIEX'S gentiemen’s wasbi: Buired’ coo: elty’ reference. M_ENGLIGG WOXAN WANTS A SITUATION AB ) ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A situation as cook and to assist in the washing aud iron- ings good city reference, Cuil for two days #t 164 hast ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIBL, as amuibermaid or Waltresé oD @ steamer; good reter- at 27 Carmine st., coruer of Bisecker, Westep—a SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID 3 BYA alas well educated German girl. Address 68 Rose a. Ww ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, (BY BY A RESPECTABLE good ‘cook and rashes and a from her last piace. WANTED= A . SITUATION, BY A 279%. WOMAN, tg aasist in chamborwork aad take care of children, Call a 246 Aslan Bh, roo No. 8 WASH - \STED—BY A . PROTESTANT WOMAN, A SITUA. ion as wet nurse. Can beseen ier turee days at 17 York st. Brooklyn, ANTED—A SITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER, L dy’s maid and ares or as CoWpanion to 4n 1! tworthy and respeciabie ludy, whe Finis lady, by a most tr: ut nEeen ame arst clase {anati; ee un her daughter, to do years as housekeeper re Serwork van eres: Objection to Se adtol the Cailon or address for a few days M. Grand at ag, oy tty raver can sven, "Ca ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Fwo dayd at 91 Greenwich av, SITUATION WANTED—BY A | RESPECTABL Young woman, in a privaie family; thoroughly unde ds cook!ug aud baking. and is willing th ng ia willing snd obliging: hes Lae best of city rele Pace. Cun be seen for two days at 90 West zuth st. BITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPE ‘TABLE MAN, as first Class weat and pastry covk; no objec toa nrst class boarding louse ora hotel. Best of city reference from her last piace. Call at No. 9 Oth st, 1D the more. ‘irl lately arrived from Ireland, to du genera: bouse- work, of as champerimaidand wauress, Can ve scon for two days at 02 ‘out 42d st., secoud four. ‘Beak a, ITUATION, BY A 'OUNG WOMA competent 16 take the entire cuarge of intant trom i Ben Gon give udod city reference. Sy West lib st, between Oth and otn ave Ws a trate and chauiberian WOMAN, A mde Call ‘situation as waitr tina'd or as caami- dermald aud 10 de plain sewing Mest of eity reference Eom Ege last plese. Gall: at 410 Oth av., between 241i and @ooD ) PLAIN COOK WISE oe sItU. yo = = to assist in releren ANTED—A SITUATION, A ern GIR: é employers. C at. for wo do housework im & ama m gh Dat mae. an object as & good howe, Cuil at I SMART, TIDY YOUNG ESGLISH GIRL “visits fon, to do geueral housework for a Arne has no objection 10 going in ear Broadwi Good “ ANTED@A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO (COOK, Wash And irou; uo objection to do general house- small fautiy; the best of city reference, Cail at ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, a8 Seametress, chambermald or waltresa Weuld asset 4m any other light work. Mo obj to li ve in the country, Good rete jan be aeeu at Ol rine ai Wantepaay ‘A PROPESTANT UIRL, A SITUATION ‘as plain cook, washer aud ironer in # amuil pri “Wail wt 322" Weak Loch ah, 8 COOK.—WANTBD, A BY A YOUNG woman, who has we best of a vj coference; would ae fiat in the wishing. Cal at 11 wont 26th st, corner of 7th Br., top Voor, back FooG. SITUATION VANTBO—BY A PROFESSED COOK, 7 un \da cooking in all ite hrauch: 0 thoraarrgferences, Cau be seen ab 118, West family. Phan Bestor CT Ret AmTEDSE roan. WOMAN, A SITUATION ag NTED—BY 0" cod, Washer an ner; is @ good er and has yood A eagarion wa oh todo the RESTEOTABLE city relercuces. Uall at 164 Weat 18ia st, second Uoor, iront iu the store 270 West. 17th st, | Feom. ave, ANTED—BY A RBSPECTABLE GIRL A SITUA. SITUATION WANTRD—aY A RESPECTABLE Won to cook, wash and irvn, or to de general hou: Work: no oujectin, to the ovuntiy. van be te woman, to take o om its infancy tyes te en Ba tt OF raf be sven for we the beat of clty reverence ‘den'st., to the stor GraL, Wises é SITUATION nd waitress or to do zeneral house. the ne geen and and frniog: rood ANTED. SITUATIONS AB. as WAITRESS AND COO! Satuatvowory reterences from their present employers, Cail a: No. 6 Lust 3 ANTED-BY A_ FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS, work by the day or month; can cut and lit and sew ‘at 170 Bast 2m at, be seen until ¥ SOUPS, MEATS, POUL r OFESsED aries try, ishes & situation; best of re- ; i ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE rm, iicaces ae toh highect tarnitien. "Ged young girl, as euaaber bermald: would do the Housew o:k stoall Can bO seu at her present empioser = oom 4 where her Taicrenee cau one WA eeacan SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE fifl, a8 good plain cook aud to assist in tue wasnio and ironig, oF hambermatd aod law Guy retereuce given, "Ballet 200 Kadison a W ike ‘the charge rena rat wor, eee WwW ANTED—BY A KSBPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUA Vion as Inundress or chatnbermaid, best city relereuce, Cali at 10 Amity piace, rour No. 2, rear, GOOD COOK WANTS A SITUATION—UNDER. stance all kinds of meats, game and pasiry; can give Lope y nce trom afr nee Place, Can be econ Monday | and Tuesday s p .xouna GIRL wisns AL idinarese or chambermal Baces, Cali for two de: A. SITUATION AS can bring best elty refer. ay. poly a as Aa to Wet Dura @ baby at her own Ares ‘A BESPROTARLR MARRIED LADY, WITH A FRESH AbY. 1 \ suns hatrdresser; unverstanda cae ii mAey rover: " “A SITOATION WANTED—BY ARESPRCTARLE Gi RL, o do ivate family; good city an wet" sures’ city roreronce. if red; no objection to A 1ou%8 womas 2 masts ote tamsaue ct eahanen f abort. distauee in the Sountry. Cal ret) to the oouniry, “Can be welt | Stn barween Sob and $4ih wig jection ‘at 248 7th avy between 26 Wantevsa SITUATI BY A A FULT ae PAUN. Cress, or would take @ first or chawperwerk and ine washing, oy y reterenes, on ait ‘at Vs 23d st, soeond sloor, y REsPECTAB od GIRL, WITH UNDOUBTED REF. jaat employers, byt. tion, in city neral Aud baker, rst tate washer and iteuers Gall ANIEDOA S(TUATION BY A Joung woman as an excellen: none.) sotrenens 14 be willing to asaiet In the washing of would 7. ‘NURSE, OF MANY ¥BARS | (PERTEN ROR 1 THE | Go the et tire washing of a Amal! fanily, Cao neve we ro of infants, desires @ situation; ism Proves. . Can be seen for two days. If a } Sata boo st of references, sabes ahied | BE Width av between nd Soh ats ro0in NOs 400 6th av., between duh and DA BITUATION AB HO iddie aged American wemai chang Ong ed or address Mrs. PF. Broosiyn, K. TRD—A ATION, BY A RESPRCTABLE aera ac bas no no dhjestion Qo assist with the ‘rl, yam baker of Broad and ee : had reer Vrouw ber last place, Usil ai ta. wecund 160 he rear. ER WANTS A SITUA. nat diabh bs bona Wheater, Wilecus ees eon for two days at O69 Sd ave., Derweeu YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM dermaid and aren ti aemiat to weehiny warm * a a two daya at ak ‘Can produce oly reference. aL, between Int and 2d avs, am ANTRD =, ’ Daa BIO AriOn 1 a8 CoO AnD 40 Annet ployer’. 1 ‘mahi see loon ied vod tare J ANTRD—BY Warm t Ay RRRPROTARGA OMAN, FAT Pag A WANTSD—BY a ksPRCTARLE Hihedat” Can be bee st t aud capacity: an English woman preferred. Inq fort two days at 170 Madison avenue, from 10 to 12 o'clock. ANTED—A GOOU COOK. WASHER AND IRONER, to go to a Western city, about 2) hours’ ride from New York. Kadrees J . Herald office, till Thursds ANTED—A “COMPRTENT SRAM ATR EA TOGO IN the country, who can work on Wheeler & Wilson's and assist in nursing. Apply at 269 West ist at. ANTED—TWO GIRLS; ONE AS ASSISTANT COOK, rerechO es dishwasher, at 17 Fulton at., Brooklyn, near the fe ANTED—UADIES. 70 LEARN TO COLOR PHOTO: fraps, cartes de visite in ofl ligmd India ink and werything feund. Apply ut 28 24th st., corner of ‘Wy 4nTeD--an AMERICAN. hint ys OR ENGLISH ful. as purse and aa A vesirable situation ia offs 6 wi Wheeler & Wilsoa’s sewing machine "preferred, PeApDiy at 188 West 28th st. reer PROTESTANT WOMAN AS CHIL. Bit HS maid and seamstress. Apply, before 12 o'clock, ‘ANTED IMMEDIATEDY—AN EXPERIENCED cook; elty reference from her last place will be requir- Apply, before 12 o'clock, at 105 Sth ay, ANTED <A. FIRGP CLASS WAITRESS IN A. PRI. te family: one who thoroughly understands her wages $8 Call ‘Call from 10 until 1 o'clock at 55 Weat ed. prainiesss ith ANTRD—A GERMAN GIRL WILO 18 A GOOD COOK; rat month $1: a good eral Kouscwroris and sewict, wages ry at., Brooklyn: ‘ANTED—A YOUNG WOMAN oo ATTEND A ‘baker's store. at 42754 av.; one who understands the basiness, Reference required. ‘NT! AN; ONE. cot aay wom. Pb it 1s Afr FIRST RATS ‘ANTED—A DRES MAKER ‘WHO UNDERSTANDS ‘cutting and fitting children’s clothes, Apply at 596 Greenwich st, near Beach, — Wan. A FEW GOOD meh a nneciees WHO @ buitonholes and apoly, Come prepared for work. Good wages ‘at 11) Spring st. ANTRDA GOOD PLAIN COOK, WHO CAN BAKE Ger ed, Apply at 19 East 37th i GERMAN GIRt To po GENERAL ‘ages $8 a month, Apply at 18 Grove at ANTED—A CAPABLE GIR TO DO ‘Ti RB. ral housework in a faumil; of six oad we es $9 Ber mouth. “Apply at 228 West Soin at, ‘beiwoen Gh and ANTED—A housework ANTED—A_ CHAMBERNAID AT THE ST. GER. main Hotel. None need apply but those thorougily understanding their business anc can‘give the best of refi ence. LEARN JHE ART OF Instruction of e hour per day Ko 4 Me {bed dea ‘ at No. 713 roadway, room 1%. Private iostruetion given ie 'G. KONGSBERG WaAszspns LA ADY_ To coloring photorrap| ene gratis to two. provide themselves Tor Dentiary, able AX® ‘DENTIST or rs, BRE SRIEES uth T NEW YORE MERCANTILE AGENCY. WANTED— Bookkeeper, olen clerk, ary goods aal drug ee situations Ope meet wish emcugrincntn at our agency. "Wa solicit Orders from merchants aad others, We send nope but re- 6 bookkee@vers, Clerks, &c.. und Lf charge. Oflice, 544 Broadway, room GENTBY WANTED. —$20 PER DAY MADE EASY selling our great noveity, the new Prize Portfolio, con. taining several dolars worth of and useful articies that no one can do without, Price only 25 cents. Sales enormous; profits in ae Pre orm given free each te with pret mente sent caaicei g «& coP 102 Naasau street, N. ¥. 8 WANTED—TO TAKE ORDERS AND SF! ‘A. J. Smith's celebrated show carde in city and coun $id 'y day made by active men, Apply at 37 Fark 3 Bi i row, New York. AGENTS. CALL ‘at ‘sumples nent free by m: eaatly, by R. Le | WOLCOTT, 1 170 Chatham square, INVENTION, OR for 5) conta that rey for $6 A GENTEEL YOUNG MAN WANTED.—AN ENG- femenen Vreeee eam ae a got pee. and 4 something of busines genera lary moueiale. Ad- dreon J. M, box 8,885 New York Port oftee CTIVE BUSINESS MEN CAN SECURE PERMA. nent employment solieitiug applications fer hate i n a it Insurance Company. Liberal cor i. “Apply to oF ‘addrece ‘counpany's office, 151 Lroua: YOUNG MAN WI0 CAN LOAN HIS EMPLOYER $220 90 the best of seourity situation anent f 'y $15 per moath. Haad, No. ep wai. front office. or WAXTED—FROM 16 1% TO dé BARS O60, 1 NA hosiery g, One will % nt holewale a ohed pipet 4 i paw ry recommendat apply at . ait o'clock to lacy, ‘Ore tip stairs, between 9, year, seventy. five do! BY WANTED-—IN AN IMPORTING 100 a year. -Apply to Steinburg & way. A KEEP Mle ot gang al a A4 Seeeeerace. 4 As ‘assistant ncee 3 eee mo@erate, Apply. ietwees 9 and 10 felock, ti Hote’ RUG CLERK WANTED—SPEAK , D DP [povly at Hiranduer’s Pharmacy, 60 dae Genuan. + Galery, ure jOUSE: SALARY Lichatentadter, 390 Me WANTRD—TO TAKE CARE OF HOR meke seen fev at ot ly useful, on a gentie pear Kew York, Apis at 206 Mulberry wh, eeadiiies DENT WANTRD—FOR POWDER Lu Ld eX; Seepcioncet nan. box 2,308 Pos o: ww anrED, TWO EXPE! men, retal! dr; bit learatne trade, Apply te J: Heath, 18 Bleeker, 4 ANTED—A MARBIED MAN, TO TAKE © of a small piace in the eminiry; one whe understands fa horses and Ye. willing, to make himself iy nee ‘will be provided, Address D. K. taking rally See Wakttimere STORTHAND coe 70. ao, 0 poteres. ‘American pret box 11 Ne Yorn Post oflive. WwW fag AW. eee STORE, A SMART, prom Gy ey @ Wuite sr. MAN TO ATTEND BAR. AP. well, corner of Main and Water WAstED—A YOUNG MAN WMO UNDERSTANDS ‘opening oysters and can waiton tables, Appiy wt S80 Brondwa: corner of 19h st. Lie OYSTERMAN WHO UND: the business, at sh. corner of Bleecker at. Ap; rraanent ron Broadway, Waxten-s PORTER AT THE ST. GERMAIN HOTEL. One who can make fires, None need apply Dut those who perfectly understand their businoss and must ot reicrence for sobriety aud honesty. The rANTRD—A ee WHO IS A GOOD GROOM ‘aud carriage washer. None need apply but @ tidy, Paes meaner ee Court at, bation aad ) | MONTH. WANTED, . A OBNTLEMAN who ‘ean furnish unexceptional ref Lo Uf charge of « highly respectable business Will SAM Wetemtire control of stork, amounting te over $20,000, Radress Publisher, Herald of ROTON Al UE DUCT DEPARTMENT, octOnER ‘2, t Ohare does Water Ronis Soule ie hereby ai of cent will be added to aay ot November nex: HOMAS &, TAPPE Water ‘Registrar, —TH& STEAMER DANIEL FEagne. 4 ARR Friday last in the apr ted th fer deductio dings, Miaving feft New York atelght o'clock nine minutes, arriving in Albany at three o'clock tw ssi mi makiog her average speed twe: our The meu ane carried tn perferming thie Gutraohdinary feat would not over thirty-aix pounds, |The Dai sage be- oresaid places in alx hours and fifty minutes, which was then supposed could not posubly Bince that time she hay been lengthened, which bas ‘not Only made sgreat improvement. for the benefit and conve. nience of gost ers, but has also improved her speed very _mue AN be sven by the time she 1oade, having Tuade the Fon eleven miniter soouer than she. made the quick trip 1m 1360, The Daniel Drew and Channosy Vibtard, two of thn taatent steamers in the world. form the day line, leaving k from the foot of Desbroases street every orning @ eight 0° clock, BW YORK, OCTOBER $0, 184 —T0 THE PUL he position in which, the journeyman, tailo placed br the action in mei in eee etiam te lay: bats “pian faci la order tbat the cltivens of New York may fully Ube derstand the jesue, and judge imoarlially between them. It bag riabiy the case with our employers to en- deavor to prejudice their employes ia the eves of the eon munity, by fabely representing rbulent men, ap exacting ton degree; that our d rbitant, our action tyranioa!, and that th war which ts the executive of the Union, wish to character of dictators, in xing the ‘vrios which they shall pay helt workmen. They further assert shat they bai a yieidnd to our deme fon twe separate vecuslons, an We Are not sath that their course to fa besa characterize™ by liberality aud that the course which they have now adopted au act of ~cif-defence, to curd the Brarping erations of thelr employer, who now demand Stilt further advance ef fifty pr cent vm their presemt what fs the true state of the case in rence to goat matter? Wo "are rendy to admit hav on two ditferent’ occasions, ght to obinin in @ reason. rj UL could not nor should not “ie until this day had we not 80 much for their liberall reality, an advance at all urfaon; and even a further a ance of an Per reent, which they say we tow demand, i mn we received four, years ago. If we | it, ly Tight to di 01d basin; and we Sontend that we are logitimatels untitled to that standard, ft the price of ail the necessaries of life as compared with the same articles four sears aco, and we Aud tn most hey are more than one hundred por cent in advance Of that time;aud, It this ie s0, we would uak, with ai plain. rity, Janot the laborer wo riby of his hire? fee our wives and childron suffer? It we ace them deprived ef” (hose oommfarte whieh Tas humblehome happy? We believe wo should mot be men Indifferent to thelr toterests; and with the help 1 7 toh Turitied to acct protection of I ot, be- ‘Ov Moving th {habit can oulf be he eek, are oad e 10 BY farasit Weeds t to their own particular ‘jntercete, tend that our action 6 legitimate one our employers to show that we ree to extreme mea tires until all others had failed; and ose men of vatice--thore trn'y charitable, God-tearing j-would break up our organization for the purpose of cruabi ality in order to enrich themselves The @ aleo established a society, for wi if protection? If it were we iy sel! ould consider it perteohty justifiable, and, in fact, look upon the moraseeas 25 ont yn the rant Girection. If it were for the purpose of uniting with us Fequlating the pr ot iapor and ng & uniform bi of La Dry hitiation in great goo ny tyrauny, ahr But dart is Sele reutt Soe se reeponstive for, this ausiney Ti was they. not us, who Inaugurated this strike, Thev were the tirat to refuse us work; and on what condition: Why, a very mo@est and a truly charitabie one—that is, if we mea- care thiny their standard. It wap, that we should cense b's falters Unto Was there We leave our asso 8 object not tar more ennobling irying our dead and relieving ‘and vet, It'eon'y on those ond tiene at we can again receive work at tein hands, wwe would to ask, can we Jas free men, Rtonp no low to bi tho and is itnot entitied to the eivedly of an opinion that it as Sho rretend: to show so much ‘disinterestadness aud phy lanthropy assume a false porition when they serk to deprive us of the only means piaced within our power to main- tain it. ta WVevwonld not be under to tnolude all merchant tat. Jora in thia catego nany houorable ceptions, ong the foremost of which wand Mesers, Deviia & Co. ellen others, who have rufured to amooiate with whom we com pand. fort ‘orm LOO Nell became dlagueted with thelr ty: Fanuical measures and.refused further to set with them, they denonnoed them in a rote of censure: and pubilahed it to the world, te for oe ihe purpose of injuring therm it of thelr jut at the samo time, whi vended | thie the tier demenstrated to all thiakt an scarcely ever beleld bi ete action of these employers who have proved our friends deserves our sincere thanks, and hope ever to m act toward: en who are entitied to our gratitude ‘and respect: and we trust that the pubdlic will show their appreciation of such poble conduct. we leave the pablie to dec Ki BTRAL RJEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS’ SOCIETY,—A N sorely, monthly ng of thts society will be itan Rooms, 60 ester sire OTT rae RT TT isnt will be acted ve cy ae Dastness of impou Mw, ENGS, President.” By 0 "Sone F RoGERs, Recording See. euigye” hn) LUMBERS,—A wyrire. OF TBE JOURNEY: or bers of ‘York and viotolty will be held at 1 Bow evening If past fall attendance of the trade In general i quested i ness of the greatest importance 1s to be brought before the meeting. RTIES OTR poors ts TERLER'S ATLAN- Pai dock stor ry the following ves. ph Avstralssion. Borns. i H, Von Brabant. J. H. Ryer. . D. Ryerson, Schlosser; brige Madeira, ia—are Teqnested to transfer ‘their bee ag a ‘Also goods ex Oovan Traveller fro’ i WHEELER & CO.” tow ». 66. rte store No. 56. T MG qooktR, Oct 39, 1864, WD-IN PROVITABLE BUI 1,200 to $1,400. A safe John atreet, room 9. iH, FIRGEL J. STRAUSS, BBY GIVEN THAT wofore oaloting buen the ety ie Costum| yutiaal’ TOanhat” a ae Duane wi) be ried fou a ike aera \d a atreet the old stand, Ne v JOSBEM FOLAK. ate! You, Oot, 29, 1686, J\rssoLUTTON. Notte ‘8 18 | HER the copartnersbip bi ADI. fd tia day Aisaaiv Sih. NER WANTED—BY A'MANCFACTURER, ARTY ugeful Machine, to either New Jersey, Peninay Fania, Ohio, Michigan, Condretiont or Maseac! ea ce eon be mm with fire rate prot $010. Call at 640 Broadway, y ANTED. PARTNER 19 A WELL RATA ULSI. ediwine take the entire Raowiedge of the urocecy in tal and wnexceptionable rete: ton treet irosks Mu ‘tome capt Apply a4 242 Fur WITH FROM, S100 50 a ‘& new und very pi buainens, the ony ene of this kind yet u the count ip full operation, For Natermation ‘addrese ©. C., Herat otiew 00 Aah ARENER WANTED, IN THE @THAM $6 packing box imamate turing busineas) han wav Lenctes, bel yng. machinery and a horse aod wAa.00, an frst clase cash customers. Amy man wishing w angage in imate YawineRs waxid do well to sPply oat Thi Struc, Dewween avemuca Laud a, can, and $1110 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1864. CLOSING SALBI ~CLosiNe Baie + CLOSING BALE) “~~ CLOSING BALE) WB ARB CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOUK WITH- OUT REGARD 10 THE RATES WE HAVE MADE AN IMMENSE REDUCTION! IMMBNSB REDUCTION! IMMENSE REDUCTION! “IMMENSE REDUCTION! THROUGHOUT OU WHOLE sTOCK. OUR FINEST ALL WOOL FLANNELS ABB RE. fs From $150 From $140 From$1 23 Prom $1 20 vo wo to wo $1 20, $110 ‘amass 95 cents, 85 cenis, From $1 From 3) conte From 6) conts o to to 75 conta, BO cents, 45 cents. FIVE HUNDRED PIECES OF DOMET FLANNEL ARB REKUUEBD From $1 From 75 ota, From 63 cts, 0 to 76 cts. wo Sal Woe 600 PIECES OF ALL WOOL RED AND GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL ARB RE- From $1 12 Prom i ais From 8 ets, ° 86 ote, Gow, Py cla, 800 PIECES OF CANTON FLANNEL, BEST QUALITY, BROWN AND BEeateaD, EB RSDUCRD From #0 cla From 65 cts, Wots, woe, OUR TEN-QUARTER BLEACRED SHEETINGS ABE REDUCED From $1 €2 to 91 18 ver yard. OUR NINE-QUARTER BLEACHED aRB REDUCED. FROM OUR EIGHT-QU. a 8! 4RK AEDUGED WAU Fr sieaaaoian 96 te, THEY ARE alt neavr coups” 7" 300 PAIRS OF BLANERTS, mh AY OUARTER, ARTE, agp nepvorp’ °° e From Ly 00 PIECES-EIGHT QUARTER BLEACHED LIN ae TABLE DAMASES From $2 From $1 60 $1't0 si'0 SAPKINS, DOYLE! Ha BIRD'S EYE LINENS, SEAN DUT ES IRISH FRONTING LINEN 8 AT A VERY GREAT REDUCTION, es 180 PIECES BROWN LINEN TABLE DAMASK REDUCED From $2 From $175 ¢ 0 e135 $13 CASES BLEACHED SiIRTINGS REDUCE! From 75 ct, From ela, From 47 els, rom sels, 10 60 cts, a0 ete, 88 ote, Sets, .000 BLACK AND WHITE aay BALMORAL SKIRTS REDUCED YOM % 80, Also 600 COLORED “ BALMORAL SKIRTS HBDUCED from $8 From $3 00 to 8. Ce 1,800 doz, LINEN DAMASK an MUCK TOWELS From $18 a. $12 per doa on 67 80 per doz, From $10 from $8 From $3 to to U7 em ts $325 BALES RUSSIAN CRASH ucRD igaieya cs Say ote, From 25 cts, to 28 cts, 25 cts, ew, 600 PIROHS RIGH-TQUAK: Norma day, CURTAIN LACES, From 65 cts, From % cia From, $1 20 a ote. £0 se 73 ote, Wrom st s From $1 50 87 cts. $1 A YARD, PAIRS BOTTINGHAM Lal 10 anal .CB CURTAINS, From $20 From $16 to to sit, $i0. rr 87 4 PER WINDOW, 60) PIECES DRAYERY MUSLIN 4 AT A GREAT REDUCTION, 00 PARIS FRENCH DRarBRY LACE CURTAINS REDUCED From 930 From $:7 $13 $12.4 WINDOW. 1,000 PIECES BLACK AND WHITE ay AND BOOK MUBLINS REDUVED From $3 50 From $4 065 to $0 $3 A PIECE, TUE sapee or OUR nro: sr0oK or LAID AND BTR! * ACONETS AND CAMBRICS REDUte From $1 wen. From 60 cts, ae wo 25 ct, HITE GOODS "ABD LINEN q@oops REDUCED IN THE SAME RATIO. HOsieRY AND UNVERWEAR. 1,000 DOZEN LADIES! FRENCH CLOTH GLOVES REDUCED é From 12a, From 8a, From 7a, two lo to 9s, On. bs. 1,009 Saris mbna FLEECY-LINED BERLIN LES’ MERINO UNDBR VESTS, poh Li 105 DOZEN be PLEKOY-LINKD AND WOOL. E SAME GREAT bomo™ CY-LINBD Hosk KKDUCE: ‘sen & Paik. KS LEP E fea KE 0 MISSRS' DITTO, THE VERY OE kre SUPER 8 BIOUE Houta FY LADIES DRAWE GuNte ia Ap MCRRURREE YARIELY OF somtan, nrc somiter Pkit Oks ONDER REGULAR PRICea, DIRS N CAMBRIC HANDKE:! MR DOERE De sine BDUCKD wiih 34 3 62 PER DOZEN. 690 DOZEN LINEN baa it MASDKERONIEFS. From $150 «From $i = From ‘cts, to to to Haxpannentyes, Jee on Fadroution. pean ene TIS AT Ut ACKS, LACK VBILS, WSB LACKS, BMUKOIDEGINE, aT A Gunat ® REDUCTION, MILLINERY GOODS, 000g WEATHERS AND FRENCH FLOWERS, ALL RE- RVRRY VARIKTY OF PLAID RIBBONS. ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF SASH RIBBONS, WIDER PLAID VELVET RIBBONS, BLACK AND COLORED VRLVET RIBBONS, WHITE AND COLORSD KOGK VELVET RIBBONS. BONNBT VBLVETS. MARCELLINE GILKS, CHILDRENS’ AND bak 7 BEAVER AND FELT DRESSING CASES, FANOY FANS, YANKEB NOTIONS, ROUND AND SQUARE BUTTONS, HAIR, NAIL AND TOOTH aren LEATHBR BAGS AND PORTFMONNAIES, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP, At VERY LOW PRICES. ¥. B<WE GUARANTEE OUR KID GLOVES AT $2 EQUAL IN QUALITY TO ANY KID GLOVES 1M PORTED, bide RE > | RB. MACY, 900 AND 206 KITE AVE. BAR POUATRENTH STREET. 8 ee ” DRY Goons. B RaRaat: ‘9, BARGAINS, BARGAINS, | SILKS, DRESS oobos ARD SHAWLa, THE GREAT AUCTION ‘Sines OF THE WERK. BLACK SILKS, $1. $1 25, $1 28, 81.60 to $a COLOKED MILKS at An $i 123g, $1 25 wo 92 BLACK VOIRS NTLQUE, ail silk, at $2, worth 4 FINE FRENCH MERINOS, LNX_ALL COLORS Hrom auction, at $1 ¥0, BL 4), $1 99 t0 61 7H EMPRF: CLOTHS, IN al ‘Le £& ocr; ORS. ¥rom anction, at $1, $125, $1 35 t0 $1 7H TARTAN PLAID FREN il’ LOPLINS, all Wool, dowd! wid From auction, at $1, $1 10, $1 25 to $2 TARTAN PLAID FOPLINS, single fold, From ancsion, st 500., S6e., 60e. to BEAUTIFUL DELAINES. new and cholce styles, from aveton at 3 ive and dc. BLACK AND COLORE: AC AB, at Sle., She, We. to Ato, BALNORAL SKIRTS, the vent in the city, at $3 to $B PARIS BROCHK LON A. $13, to 3:4) (a gro. AW Ls, at § AW a5, from wi at $ arcaiD. (equal to Alexaudre’s) at $1 0—a PEYTON & JOHNSTON, 274 Bowery, near Houston atewat, VSH—BENTON & WILLIS. NO, ebbers of Hosiery aad Glow AM v. PAKIB KLD GL! ME bargain. wairty say ¥ 274 BOWERY, of New York ind sur- ‘tien to thelr present magnificent sock of SACQUES, round) BASQU CS * CIRCULARS AND JACKETS, manafactured from the latest and moat aporoved Baported, in, fine ‘and auperiine euch Bs Beavers Beavers, Castor Beay CHILDREN'S AND MISOKS. Ge MIE TS. all wiz PKYTON & JOUNSTON, ’ No. 274 Bowers, peat Houston sreet Ppremiutn, and will be prices. forget, ladies, now ie the time to bay your Furs and ware 0 per vent Us calling before purchasing elsewhere FRANKFORD'S, suc: ceasor to PU. Nhe. cid ang original patent Pus dows! sold below whoiesale or uitog. v7 ana 129 wieceu rect, Brooklyn. Wooster street, and 261 F y ORTANT ‘ys LADIRS. S$ STUCK 1S NOW OOMPLETB nS fang VACIHTY OF MATERIALS, LL AND WINTER WEAK, nN sacqus,” ios 7) OU aS CIRCULARB AND At a great reduction from the goid x United Stat Naty Super “MILGINER YX. GRAND STREUT CHEAP STORE, ew Pill Broche and piain Bonuet und Saab Ribbons, fashionable Piuid Silk Velvet. a) plain sik Bonnet Velvets, every shade, $2, $2 5). $3 aad upwards, ‘ck Slik Bounet Velvet, cheap. Embrowlertes from a Alerandre's Kid Glove wy warranted 20 per cont below reg- nere (Hoves, che) ¥rench Flowers and F ‘Oor Trimaing Departine and cheap uoveltios. erevigelsbed with many ne KOWD. RIDLEY, SLL snd S115, Grad und 6G Allen strani Fifth block east from Bowery. GUT CHEAP STORE, Lock of Toe. and $. Bray $ Ubwarde Straw sock closing ats ‘S11 and Sil}y Mth block Kast from bowery. THIS WEEK.—GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIG ‘The gutire suck of fall aud winter Miilingry wi AM sold rece of gant ot Lnpastation, | Aine Juckey and Tnrban i SIMMONS’, 637 Broadway. pees. FURS, FURS. N. PHILLIPS would mort respectfully inform the ladies of New York and Brooklyn that he ban removed from his wid stand, 279 Graud vtreet, New York, to 171 Fulton street, Brooklyn, where be be plewsed to see hx nid guatomers. Bi ving now on sive and well selected stock of Ladics’ ¥\ itl oe th atrevts, Remember, up stairs FINI \REAT 7 be IMBDESHE MILLINERY, uring from the miliMery Dosiness, s f= poades. ing $60 and ‘ERS. a doul ted! os fed DWD, KIDLEY. TM and. 81% Gi and 63 Allen streets, fifth bioek east from fowery, ont ME MOST BULECT ASSORTMENT, MADE, OF que bem rials, of auets. round H. Towera Kisbona, kena Me: Be WILLiaste™ 129 sireet, wear Broadway. "33 BEV: will pay the highest prices for ladies ff Clothing. Call om or add nded by Mrs Abraiama | TENTION LADIES (AND. CUNTLEMEN | AR: lotreceive the bigtievt price for Cast re, Jewelry, ‘ac. oral MT LUON, S01 oF 21 Thied a walled sou by Mra Leon, DVANCKD.—TH Apparel, ‘Purnivure, Carpets. Ageaer, Ss dresses from $1) 10 mis $8 Addrene Mr. or Mri vetweon Twenty second and Twenty will be duly attended to, in 7 Tue NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 19 SEVENTH . third houss above Twenty third strert, indies wed 10 se8 the priens B, Mints te, Purnivar ‘Twenty. A'th street, ladi foninhed to see tho prices Geatismen's Oust OF Ulotnin Ac. We iiattor ourselven to be prices In the elt call on M. MA street. Ladies attended by Mra 1 42 SBYENTH AVENUE—LADIES AND GENTLE. men will recelve the highest prloes for their Cast off Sean Pe 4c., vy calling 00 OF addressing Mr. or 8. TRIAL IT { 18 WORTH YOUR WHILE, LADI¥S AWD Lry lie New Westera Agency Store to din at O. Oletning, Furniture ‘Carpets, welry, hed to wee the ference in the price rey ae other dealere. ta or adress A-DUCAN, ok Seventh arenue, corner ef Twenty-irat atrect Ladies atteadea by Mra. D. iY. 104 SEVENTO AVENUE, BETWEEN TWE aeond streets, $75,000 worth of € wild Mba tor Pw AR stves i 0" Dresses sata wo itis calling Sts ARittS, 16s Boventh ave GREAT UNCOURAGEMBNT FOR LADIRG ARD gentiomen who want to depose of thelr Unat Of Cloth the follewing, prievs:—Kilk Dressen, from 10; Pants, $3 to $10. Call ou oF 1) Seveuth avenue, corver tiended by Mra, Oasbberg, ing, by revw Sle 00) # HARRIS CABHB: ty Uhird street. Ladies FJ ENRY BART, 56 CARMINE STRE per cent more for Cast Of Clothio: sare Ay i Rar ” , i or Mrs, Hert, 65 Oarmine tareet, seas or adcreasing Mt Bediord. DEB Le Loox oO, FOUR INTERESTS — —niaH 33 Cone, $5, Paote. $8 t0 Eres 0. Or Mra. Edie 10,48 Ras Twe (ik aureet near Broadway He HIGHEST RIOR fap, IM CASH FOR La- Clouhing. Furniuts, SENT HAL. Earp ne Ac, y eatin oe or eitveret 30 Bowery.” Lac Hen aitended by ree tohs i ¥. Bret, OF Gast orn ckoriing neat Bates ett renee, Motween Aiiny Tourta streets. e “nO USRKERPING “WiLL tell thelr Purmiture at « ereat sacrifloe Be ‘con. i iheemt, rose we. Pianorerte, en r] Bahiog atest onvored im. rioy French was marble top Tabies, bah re, ‘. Dock, Bedate Bureaas, Metireneen ts taaote a nt as what AGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT Or Hove! gHOLD M Fw alters ee seta bine Room Wels crete, site Ventre Tsvies, Lace Thier 1% Bed sesan, NaGrcten, iron ea, Statuary. io easy Beds . Chine, silverware, ose est Tweuty-thire street, near iis West BW SPAPER: SALR—AN UNROUND FILK OF THE HK BALD, m Jane 1.185), 0 present date, Addree WB, rae Fee 9