The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Muypax, May 22-6 P. Me Thore has been no relief to-day from the duliness | which fs becoming chronic on the stock exchange, and | even the professed bulls begin. to speak in a @esponding tone of the prospects of the inarket. “The absence of any considerable portion of the public as buyers operates against a substantial rise, while so far as mere spocula- tion among the brokers is concerned the bears appear to De gradually gaining the ascendaney. It is not te be de- nied, however, that if the bull party gaw Mt a temporsry rise could be engiuecrod in the present easy con dition of the money market. At the first res- sion of tho board New York Central closed 1% higher than at the first board on Saturday, Erie %, Hudzon River i, Rock Island 34, Reading was 1 per cent rant Michigan Southern 34, Fort Wayne 24, Ohio and Miasiseippl, certifleutes 3, Cumberland 34, Tilinois Central and Cleveland aud Pittsburg were steady, Government scecrities showed more activity, but without experioucing any improvement, and coupon five-twenties of the now issue dechned 4a 44; sixes of 1881 sold at 108% a 109; ton-forties 95; ve-twenties of the old Issue 103%, af. The fact that the inst named securities wero quoted at 64a only in London on tho 9th inst, is adverso to their immediate improvement on this side, as the difference against usis not far wide of ten per cent, At the date mentioned, however, It was not known in Europe that gold had declined to its present Trance. Tho quotations at the board for railway shares were not fully maintained after the call, and at the open Doard at one o’glock Erie sole down to 707%, with a fall- ing off on the other roads of {a1 per cent. At the second regular bourd the market rallied a lite, On the call Now York Central was 34 lower than at the close.of the first board; Erle 3, Hudson River 4, Reading 14, Michiyan Southern 3, Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1, Rock Island 4g, Fort Wayno 3, Ob‘o and Mississippl certificates 3, Quicksliver 34. Government securities were un- Changed and inactive, At the open board at half-past ec prices were lower, except for Erie, which opened at 71/4 and clored mt TX. Michigan Southern was pressed for sale, under which it declined to 58, New York Central closed at $91, Hydson River 99%, Reading 9244, Rock Island 94, Cloveland ond Pittsburg 62, Northwestern 263{, Fort Wayne 93, Ohio and Missiseippl certificates 25, Cum- Quicksilver 54. Afterwards, on the street, there was considerable activity in Erie, under which it rose to 724, but subsequently declined a fraction. A fow other stocks partially sympathizod with the improve- ment, but tho general market remained dull. Gold opened at 131, advanced to 13134, and then re- lapsed to 13034, During the afternoon it wassirm, and at half-past five stood at 18134. The volume of business in the room is limited, and the market derives its strength from the demand for ship- ment, speculation being at a very lowebb, There ap- pears to be very little disposition to anticipate the drain of gold to Europe, notwithstanding the® indications afforded by the special reports of the Inst fortnight and the large preponderanco of the imports over the exports of merchandise going forward. Forvign exchange is frm and commercial: bills con- tinue extremely scarce, Bankers’ bills at sixty days aro quoted at 109% a 110, and 11034 a 3¢ at short sight. Money is in excess of the demand, which is moderate. Tho more common rate for call loans is five per eent, but six bas been paid in some cases, The discoun' shows no change, and its inactivity reflects to somo extent the stagnation which 1s slowly ereeping over all the branches of trade and speculation. A period of de- pression seems to be approaching which not all our nino hundred millions of currency will perhaps sorve to coun- teract, ‘Tho exhaastion which inevitably follows a long and costly war must sooner or later be felt, only to be followed, however, after recuperation, by a display of renewed enerzy and strength. It would bo prematare to assume that this rene. tion will be felt immediately; but to ignore its ultimate " possibility is to foster @ delusion anit court disappointment, Nature's laws are immutable, and so certainly as a calm follows astorm must more or leas comperative prostration succced extraordinary and prolonged exertions, War is destructive of the material interosts of a country, according to its extent and dura tiou, It wastes lives und proporty, the restoration of which timo only can accomptish; and although this coun- try is more happily situated than any other in the world for repairing the ravages of war, the tuk ts too stuponduous to be lightly regarded. Since the overthrow of the rebellion we havo been jubilant and sanguine, under the glo- Vioas sonso of a great and rightoous victory; but wo tre unwieo to ourselves if we tail, now that the intoxica- tion of the Loar of success is over, to welgh seriously tnd calmly the losses of men, material and money which wo have sustained in the giganile conflict which has just passed into hisiory. Immigration, we know, is pour.ng ‘a vast multitude into our country; but it i manly re- presentod by unskilled laborers, who do not imme- diately contribute to the development of its re- sources. The war has reduced the South to & comparative desert, and the fallen cities cannot bo rebuilt ina year no more than Romo was built in a day. The new South will rivo from the ruins of the old South under Northern enterprise; but meanwhile the system of labor has to be reorganized and political reconstruc tion has to take place. From the grave of slavery mil- lions of neroes will arise as freemen to take their place fin the social ecale, and labor for their livelihood; and how they will work under the new dispensation remains to be seen. All will doubtless go well in the end, for we havo the means, the might and the right to subdue all obstacles. Bot, meanwhile problems have to be solved, ‘and we cannot rush from the flush of victory in war to the high tide of prosperity in peace without a probation- ‘ary period, which may be pro‘iably employed in refec- tion, The bank statoment for the week shows a decrease in logal tender notes of about five and a half millions, owing to subscriptions to the soven-thirty loan. Tho loans have increased about a million and the deposits half amillion, The subseriptions to tho third series of the loan are slightly on the increase in this city, and Fiek & Hatch took over $203,500 to day. ‘The following figures comparo tho last weekly stato- ment of the New York associated banks with the re- turns of the previous week :— May 20. 219,310,780 203; 884, 125 194, 408 23, by 625, 3517 i rs, Ciroulation. —The deviations from the returns of the previous week are as follows :— Increase in loans........ Increase in d-posite. Decrease in spect. Decronse in local te Increase in circulation, 8 —The transactions at the Clearing Houso for the week Cvenare as follows with the business of the previous week :— Exchanges for the week ondin; Moy. 13.....$511,914.419 Balances for the weok ending May 13. 27,670, Exchanges for tho week ending May 20...... 610,767, 83 Balances for the week ending May 20....... 25,868,828 The Coroptrolier of this city will open the bids for the $1,641,600 soldiers’ bounty fund redemption bonds, No. 2, at his office to-morrow (Tuesday), at two o'clock P. ‘M. Those bonds are duly authorized by tho Legisiature, find will bear seven per cent interest. The principal ‘will be redeemed in \nstalmonts of $500,000, commenc- ing November 1, 1891. Stock Exchange. Monvay, May 4 O's, OT... 11 , ‘Bl cou 108% 22-~10:90 A. M. 100 wha NY ( ComRR.bs 100 GO. es essees COM a, 2634 160 Ti Contral Wit’ |: 6000 Erio RR ist m. 100 : 63 1000 M.chCen 8's, n 1 112 1000 Cleve&Pitts2m 97 6090 Clove&Pits 3m 90 1009 TolkWahimex 98 6 ss Bank of Com 108 5 Shook Leather Bk 100 10 Continental Bank yl eer & Pitts RR, 6314 do, .2d call 633g | Clay, Colk&kCMRR 120 000 Chic '& NW RR. 100 60 10 Meroh Ex Bu 890 Camb Cont pre, 102 200 Quicksilver «i 0 $1,907, a Xo 2,"" of the connty of Now rn a 258" as. Peryiors, approved by the Mayor, Ma 5,427,020 | cent iH bri nt per annum, paya! 100NV Conteah BR. sos ~~ Pitts, dnreeeel an ov 100 rs) oon vs 100 2045 100 1h& St Jos 2 (BRO BOARD. Oh vat hwo aun | geoq00 vB6": ir "81 oe Ere 100 shs Hite ths 8 2090'S 38,6 03! 8,6-20,cowt 2 yoo00 Ohio Nilsscer 26 100 shs Quicks’rMCo, 546 200 NY Central RR. 89 700 do. 100 1M] Central RR. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowoay, May 22-6 P. M. Asnes,—Receipts, 222 bbls, The market was steady at $7 2 $7 25 for pots and $8 a $8 25 for pearls, 200 bbls, pote have recently been taken for export to Antwerp, leaving the stock about 000 bbls. altogether, BrzanenggRs—Recerpts, 16,071 bbls. flour, 2,475 pack- ‘ages corn meal, 7,022 bushela wheat, 39,043 do. corn, and 128,653 do, oata, The flour market ruled dull and heavy, but prices were without change. There was no demand for shipment, and tho inquiry from tho local dealers was very moderate, The receipts were again in excees of the wants. The sales were 6,000 Dbbla., ab the annexed quotations, the markot closing dull and heavy. Canada flour was also dull and heavy, but prices were without change. The sales were about 490 bbls, Rye flour was dull and entirely nominal at $6.4 $5 16. Southern flour was in limited demand, and the mariset was heavy and declining, in sympathy with other kinds, yet wo noticed no change in quotations; the sales were 700 Dbis. Corn meal was quiet, with sales of 150 bbls. Jersey at 35. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour .$5 70a 5 90 Extra State....eee0 6 10a 620 Choice Sizte. 6250 625 Common to inedivin extra Western. 6 10a 6 60 Extra vound hoop Ohio... 6£0a 700 Western trade brandi 7050 900 Extra St, Lovis. 7a ll 50 Common Southern 700 8 00 Fancy and extra do, 8 10. 12 00 Common Canadian 6 10a 650 Good to choice an extra 65a 825 Rye flour (super? 5 00a 575 Corn meal, Jerse 5000 510 Corn meal, Bran 90 Gorn meal, Brandywine, punebcous —The market for wheat was quiet. the other sido were not ca to encourage shtp- ments hence, and so the market raled in favor of tho ses but as no reduction was granted by holders, the business was light, and tho small transactions wh h were consummated, were with the millers. The sales wore 8,000 bushels at $1 29 for ordinary winter red Western, and $1 55 for prime. Rye was dull and nomi. The advices ipeeas sales of meineat. Corn was also dull, and nm d tendency, though we heard of no de- cline from Saturday's. pr The sales wore 30,000 bashels at 69e. a T4e. for new mixed Western, Te. for do., and $13Z0, for fair Western yollow. Barley ere firm, owin, fo the fret Uint tis small, Salt was dul! and nomi ‘diy active, and prices went up 2, sales at 47c, a 48c, for Cauads at 58e, for Prince a 8c. per bushel, with f 2c. for tate, Sc. a 674;0. for Weetern, closi: afloat, and 69440, a 60:, in store, and 5c. Edward's Island, Burswax was quiet; 1,000 tbs, Western sold at 420. Corrox.—The market was unafiected by the accounts of further large captures on the part of the Union sal- diers at Avgusta and elsewhere, but ruled bio, a good spinning demand, and pri 8 were still higher. ‘The sal.s were fags Feoeerk bales. om Ordinary. Good ordinn pasty, Good taiddling. Middling fair. + 62 Corrre.—Tho marke: was qniet and prices were the same. There i only a small stock to operate with, the recent speculative movement having absorbed nearly all the Rio here, together with some net yet arrived, Freucuts,—The market was unusually quiet. The higher rates demanded for grain and four to Groat pws combined with the rather unfavorable nows by © Hansa, stopped engagements of these articles, and tiers was little or nothing done tnanything else, Freight room is very scares, the steamers for this week having Considerable trel:ht airendy engog'd. We heard of no engasoments. hartors were a British brig, of 800 tons, to river Tate, private terms, and a bark to Malnga, with light pipe staves, at $35. ‘Monssaes was dull, and small sales only were made at be 50c, for Cuba, and 60°. a 5c, for Porto Rico. Provist Receipts, 896 bbis, pork, 203 veecf, 950 packag 2t8” 102 do, and 124'k ge lard. ‘The pork market opened firmer, but the demaid at the higher Tates demanded was oxceedingly ligt, aud holders were compelled to come down to about Saturday's prices be- fore buyers weuld take hold with any degree of freedom, The sales, cash rogular, were 6,000 bbls, at $23 75 a'$23 26 for now mess, $21 50a $21 for old, closing at the lower prices; $19 50 for prime and $18 o ¢: for prime mess; also 4,600 bbls. new ro for forward delivery—moving noxt month—»t $22 150 $23 25. Boor continued dull nnd heavy, but ite were not quotably lower. Tho selos wore 450 bls., at $i0n $14 for common mors and 312 a $18 for Beef hams were quiet, but steady. Bacon continued dull and heavy. a sas some Iitete inquiry for shipment, but it did not resnit in any porchases of moment, the basi- nevs boing contined to 150 boxes at Saturday's prices, which were no 1, Cut meats were doll and heavy, but not quotably lower, ‘The sales wore 1,000 packages, at 18, a 144%. for shoulders and-15ec. aise. for hams. Lord was duil and heavy, bet nominally unchanged, ‘The sales were 900 bbls. at frem lic. to 18, Butter cheese were dull, but unchanged. Prrroteem. —Ree 1pis, 1; ae, bbls. The market was doll and almost pons The sales were only about 700 bbis, on the pot at 343Zc. a Sbe. for crude, 49c, for refined ju bond, 63c. a 9c. for free, and 750 bbls, crude for Jnly at 35¢ Svaan.—The market remained quict, though the slight improvement in gold cansed rather more firmuess on the part of holders. Tho sales were confined to about 375 bhds. at 10c, a 103e. for fair refining, but ata ranve of 94ge. a 1c, for all gradea of Cuba, and 10%6. a ge. for Porto Rico. usskeY.—Receipts 23 bhés, Tho market continued dull, and the sales were only about 175 bbls, at $2—the ernment ti fancy and oxtra do. 200 bbls. sold at $26 a $28. EDEMPTION 0} ay 0 “SOLDIERS BOUNTY FOND BONDS NO. 3, COUNTY oF Saw YORK, S085, Payable June 1, Notice ts. ery cen that the’ “soldiers? Bounty Pund Boni of t w county of New York. becoming due and Payadie de 1265, with the interest ther on that day, on'the presentation of said Bon ‘ts ote,” PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN or 91,041,500 SOLDIERS' BOUNTY FUND, REDEMPTION BONDS OF THE COUN nv 0 ‘Ov NEW YORK. 5,032; 044 oe Lge oe will be ppt at this office until Thea. day, May 23, 186, nt Zoclock P. when the amo will be x ilety opened, for ihe ebole or atiy part of {he eum of one hundred and forty-one thousand five hundi are of solders’ Bounty’ Fund Redemption onda ‘ork, ‘authorized by chapter I joard of Su- The said bonds will hear inforest at the rate of ir ne half somty. on he tat a of or say November Ia year, and’ te principal wil be re- deems ’ Five hundred thousand dotiare on the Int day of Novom. Five hundred thousand dollars on the Ist dny of Norem. paras Landred thousand dollars on the Ist day of Novem. Gye hundred ant forty-one thousand five hundred on tho Iat day of November. 1894, eae ‘The proposals will slate the amount of honds desired and the price per one hundred ctlars thereof, nnd the persous whew Is are acowpted will thereupon be required to depo nil tre « (panty Tronanrer at the Brodway Bank), on Thursday, the first day of June, 1865, the sums awarded to them respectively. On presenting (0 the Comptroller tho receipta of the Coun. posils, the partios will be entitled of the Laws of by on ordinance of the and November to re 1 of the ame frarded f th Peary inereat i fre cotta as. 1 wealerl od “Proposals for Solds pro boasts Fi oprin fon Wonds te Cutt enclosed In a secon addressed to the "The right is reserved to resect any oral! cf the tide Tl sidered necessary (o.protect or. promote the inveresta o connty. NAN, Comptrollei Curr oF} nw Yous, Dreanemeat oF rINANOE,} MPTROLLEN'S OFFICE, May 2 1989, JAPITAL WANTED—TO MANUFACTCRE A A PATENT ne that tw already established, Address Pa ine, Herald offee, BS ALK Qi EXE ANGR—t00 FRET OF VALUAB vada. Address Miner, Hier otis lbh coh daa M F° ADERS TANK, JERRY ory, 3 noreby given that all the circus notes of this minat ti ted to the Firet Na- Dauk ‘of Jersey City tor to eraption itlont delay, . 8. FOX, Cashier, STRANSIIP COMPANY, YLT DIVIDEND. Notice ie hereby given that the board ot Di thie day fn a fvidend of Ave (oy net oot ae a ies not oarmiugs of the quartet onilng Apr! omice one ‘oman ont ovctaye aod to plepcanniietors ne Transtar Books will be closed on We tngt., and reopenes! oa Thuraday. 2 ‘eon, Wedneadag, 17th By order of the Hoard of Dire: THEODORE 8. JOHNSON, Sooretary. New York, M. TWH JAN FRANCISCO, CITY AND CALIFORNIA 8° SS” Coupons collected or purchased at most favorai STAR thd proceeds pald in £04 BY 6,» « $3.00, $5,000 AND $1000 TO LOAN ON orTY oa PrverTOS. J, MOCAMILL, No, 9 Ping street, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1865 a EN, ANCIAL, No. 108 fourths of vi rit METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COM. [Eee tn writ it from $300,000 to the sul Issie, en Sate shares of ne ary eieaine ‘of S100 each, tho Board « of Directous. a8 af ing ‘this day, aan mow! onpital to one mittion of lars. rho subecciitien for such Iherrase will be opencd at ce of the company, No. 108 Bro .dway, 00 Monday, the aie Ma and remata open until Thurs: if ame month, ‘Ten per con! {ye subsertp tion will be paynble.al the tne of sudhoribio and th of June neat, aad tal ‘be charged 00 such po: uopald al ment, and ror to the Be sed from th May, bod fncluai rest at the ction af Wee subsc Ti odes of “ihe Bon twenly-Afth of Ma: 7 ‘hfteenth of ta athe retualning plvety per eent on or before the twenue! er tha twonte-Beth of dapat ne time’ > interest will be allowed ‘on ail fied mai will wenty-Oceh NO. Goonivas, Secretary. _ Boxers BANK NOTES W, SiresD Wain A A Axo North Carotin weaseo and New Orleans, Southero State box x G & DE FOREST, Goupane Sta South Carolina, Georg to Memphis PRCIL OFricE. Pry hard ir FOR SALE; AME- iy rican, and ay Gold ani vous im MURRAY, 23 Wall etrect oppost ‘Treasury. Silver fou States ot and @o:d. ai 38 CAPITALISTS, —THE: SuBsoniPrion 1s NOW open for the purchase of the Col pron ry, combined, presents Inducemenis Farely met swith. For detailed particulars and accounts upon or address the undersigned fora few days. P. BYKES, 12 street. lorado Gold and Oil Pro- 'y, prior to the organization ef a stockeompang. This n tavestment BARRA vos ony NINTH gyanes. Fe ow fat cs gue ‘Sefmmedi sass ge Aare bode BOTS tented; Ib only a oy eae ban ‘oF ord ordinary ability appr: nin eoeaae wilke d this am unrivalled opportua fora prof Tavesiment, Apply at 63 Joho atrest, soco a story, front o ROCERY Rasy: ADVERTISER HAS A minha RATEG at | ae ui Liquor La fea ee walls ill gett in te baa will'pa near the value, a6 he has bs siniegs this Te aerate and wants, to Telit, Gross Delandy, box 121 Herald oiice, BUTTER, CHEESE AND yegogos STAND FOR sale to a market, 564 Hudson stroct, RARF CHANCB.—POR SALE—A SPLENDID pHot. ograph Gallery, ata bargeta, the owner going to the Country. Call at G3t Broadway. a % BECOND HAND. BBLTING, A Tehilhe Watert Manger ebny gant and is-five Braiding Machices, ii very tow, af 89 Groen eatreet, foundry office, RARB CHANOB. LEASE ‘Hoarding Honse for sale. Apply, £1 throe days, at 36s Lispenard street, FURNITURE OF A iy, from 1105 P. May COP proves. 3a aate $40,000 “on im or Hrvokiyn, in sume in New York elt hy Roghroners ined TO LOAN—ON sae AND MORTGAGE, +f ree an cout aw, $8 Warcon st, NY. clty. on itnproved Rew} AGE, AT SIX $47,000 fer con tigers, Mor tren et ste yeary ite, Tn ms is city, in sums to auit. A: RISSAM, 26 Pine sitet, bascue a $300. 000 Ba A DRNSSMAKER WANTS Till on or within a block of Sixth avenue, hi strect. vepercons, Address Dressmaker, 49 "TO LOAN—ON NBW YORK crry 7, in sums to suit. MANOR. No. 5!4 Pine strom. tn Freeh. F WANTED FOR A PAMINY OF THREE adult: 2 Bo 5 rooms, Fourtecuth’ street aud Fourth ‘avenue, New York. Address Clerk, Bank, corner REN TOOLS ee OIL WELLS,—12 AND 15 he Engin: horwe power Porta VLBY & HULIA63 John atroct._ pu Seen pit SRS RUG STORE FOR SALB—PBPAUTIPUL LY FITTED; cle complete rannin well stocked writ 1 aeOem ri rey DILON, pated Chambers atenet. GS AND DRUG FIXTURES FOR. SALE CONSIST. Tress Any nag their eontenta, Shelvinz. Draw: e,; must be sol immediately. ‘Apply'st 15 iudeon nieot: PPmST CLASS DOWN, TOWN DINING SALOON FOR Tonbusines established; a borin to a competent person; focally the ‘best; no agenis need apply. dress J. X., box 199 Herald office, eee WAT T AND TWO PARLOR CHAN. ae eer bates rents Tnquire.at 215 Fulton street ig SALE_WHE LER & WILSON'S SEWING MA- Singer aker’s, and all the best Machines, wreats Toresie. ‘Machines trkon on storage, and scl ‘on commission. Seoond hand Machines bought for cash, ‘20 Grecuwich avenue, near Sixth ave, “order and doin & HALLETT, D wis! a private family, at a moderate rent, where he can h ROOM WANTED.—A MIDDLE AGED r oman, of social disposition and quies hab'ts, 6 to obtiin a good, comfortable Room, without bocsd, iH ve "a the comforts ola home. Below Fourtecnth street preferred. ee Herald office. GR WANTED—A’ een wile, © dre: ofter, N.Y, hil ror the eity: By exsy ‘Would biiy the: est 5 dd reasonable torus, Ad: sisting partiouars and torus, Wis, B., box 6,008 Post 3 PERMAN cce8s, aymneni ro way, room I Nied nna URNISUED OR UNFURNISHED, above Thirtleth street; should "these desitabie lots. Apply at OUSE OR PART OF A HOUSE SVANTED.—A VERY small tamily of adalts desire iower half of a house tn a, pleasant 1} class, Rent notto exe s Ww ANTED—AN OFFIC FOR A P. C tween Fourth and Stxth avenues, Twent Private house preferred. 0, or the leo first ‘Adsvens Di leases box lie HIYSICTAN, BE- -etsth aud Adiress TANTED—A HOU: a OR PART OF A HOUSE, FUR- ation mast be between SALE—A BROOKLYN AND NEw york EX. sec datng a sylondld bunt it presents In- 68 Fulton atreot, New York co WR BALH_ONR. OF BURDON'S RUST 1a WORSE btetionorys Bngine. with or without Boller wind con. ‘Also an aight horse Flue Boller and Tron Yard, G8 Hudson streot, Jer- F pections «il ecmplete, Bed. Apply at FOGG'S an a sey Clty. 2 WALNUT Orrick RAILING, NEW Desks. and all kinds Fixtures put up pores shortens wotice. Bighth omic toJAMES HODGE, 25 Jane street, corner of OF, SAVELSTEAM JOB PRINTING Orrin IN THIS large cash business: materinl mosily new. het? cash and balance in work. Address H., box Tob fiterall © ofiee, OR SALE—A CIGAR STORE AND SAMPLE ROOM, doing a good paying business; established four yea Detween Charles and Perry. ANT, BAR AND [00 CREAM mons for a forily, long leave Apply Apply at 639 Hudson OR SALE—A Ri Saloon, for ladi and choap rent; an excellout stonds 315 Bleecker strect, noar Charles street. TAOR SALB—THE GOOD WILL OF LEASE AND FIX- tires of one of the oldest and most renowned whole- aalo wine and Nquor establishments down tow, having a ‘on Bppraceanl Brae chambermaid tn she situ SION ws WAN BO~AS. ay 33; ITUA’ ‘An ud fn the cou! two dayee at Aleks ENGLISH paps WISHES en exper walt upon a pars indy a an 8 private Good city reference. Can be nd Soamstr ace; ist sti housekeeping: ntry preferred for the unimen., Gall Cor Two days at her preseat employer's, 33 Washington aquace, ngaua: meg wale ne ss A SITUATION AS FL rivate ipuating sae erence sat uit no objections to se Souatey. Weat 17th tounge al pirariteengh LANDED, for two daye at 496 Greonwich at, near PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS + mes AS family. Fciuit of iy etorcace cas Be gras i amily 5 seon at scene | § Bes thie a SITUATION an excetlest in- come well can do up Ladi GUITER OtRt, WANTS, A ing tad bla il snake Norse 1nd obliging: wil make ho Br UNE "Yor two'dagaint 69 West S3thmks pa Ath RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN tiation as chambsrmnid and wattrecs. ts willing to palst ‘with thy at apd reaing. reference fi fer Last place. "Ea West i shy Seetwoen Gib as aH ava, At YOUNG PROTESTANT Wouter We Lye pte as wet nurse, with a fresh bi for ino jays at 21 State strect, Broo! “SITUATION wa A ay. and Bi roadway, able girl; isa 1p Tth and AL Shimborevtd of a smreli farnll glu the county A ou rear. A short 20th ond Bist sts, A give ten year Save. Betws NTE! Iry for tho summer; best city recerence, avs. pod ¢ "Apsly at 113 Hast SITUATION WANTED—AS PLAIN COOK, WASHER ‘and froner, in a emall private fam!ly; escan be given. Call for two days at 433 3th ave., to make herself generally useful; distance in the country. p ‘oul ORE Rent a D—BY A al eh ping AS chambermatd and waitress; renee. Ca!l for two days at 177 ot doth SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, BY A RESPECT- bakers no objeclidn t0.g0 {n the cou SITUATION WANTED—BY A YO} and waitress, or would ety ‘reference ani ee YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRT WISHES A BITUA- tion to mind children and do plain sewing; would my Call bate “RESPRCTARLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A sitaation as ehitd's nurse and to do plain fi the above duly. Ji sts. SeTU Aton TO. TO aaek 1p sti \ahorsily asst Cas corner 6th av. ‘at 10 7th ay. potwuen WISHES A SI. BAe best ty refe- Shy Shiver Byh at 173 33d at AS othe houston objection good clty ret iheves to the fa willing ot object to. a’ sewing. Can “apply at 335. RESPECTA! situation a: quired. Can be se tween Ist and : = mualins. couk, ra hous e; has good cl E MARRIED, WOMAN WISHES A DUNse, tor two ‘anya eae dy SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PER- son, as chambertnald and seameti imaid and Linndress; understands ‘Beat city Feference,. 6th av., in the fancy store, oF NOR ne RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS shor and ironer; has no objection to a smail ity reference. Apply at a cit isast euch fluting and do! “Gall for two days at rence if re- Tath st., be- re: or as ciamber- jag ag chambernys family. GERMAN, DESIRFS A SITUATION enurso for smal children ia @ private ‘Call at 687 Gthav. kin a amall Call nt 132 West ape family; TABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUS ArtON ee J maid and waitress, or seamstre: to dk © thebestof yh st, top {loor, ‘room iA nished or nos furnishe Fourth and sixth avenues and Foutteentis street Address | good tin of paying etsiomers, with the current a D, ©., Herald ollice, Bs a ntvaiuation, Apply to HENRY BUNCKE, assignee, WATE SA SMALL 1 HOUSE, FURNISH . | —— shed, between Sixth and Fourth avenues, not nI A LIQUOR STORE AND LEASE, IN above Address G. R., Herald ollie, 8, 19 Grand wtreet. AN’ ANGE OPLICE, WITHIN FIVE OR SALE—ONE HALF OR THE WHOLE OF A STAND vogat the Pastoflce, wauld'lease a. whole DU Ide Wost Washingion ina inarket, fon ‘a good ing if nevestary antl make tho requisite alterat ‘Address Address 3 ald box 5,323 Post ollice. Waseca ASMALT FAMILY, THE FIRST OR Second Floor of a ¢muil house suitable for housek: ion below Fortieth street nud cast of Sixth avenue, Heis'moderate, Address House, Herald 03 tuce. y which must rivate mill! {mplor aud gas required: Rooms, Addresg Wey 201 Post off W priate kouse), Basom si ' unfurnished, Aa mea OL ¥V TANTED—FOR A SINGLE amall Purnishied Koon mm office. TLEMAN, occupancy, during tne be vieluity of Union aguare preferred, Addre First oor. OF Horald ANTED-THE WHOLE OR PART not leas than five rooms, In the wr $ AND PARTS 0 tenant OF A 8uS u sity aud country, furnished and uncwrnished, for MILAci, $4 Oodar atrook, ‘one af ANTED—PART OF A HOUSE IN A SRSPROTASLE, nelgaborbood, containing about. five Jarge rout on first flopr, fron, sultable for ANTED—BY A (GESTLRMAN AND WIFE (ease nt ATTIC novus' Leenth orf aeventrouth W* hh street. TO RENT te wil run hol with band, at 9 o'clock, landiny tecnth streets, returning at G: Christopher steret, 18 eeuta. Boots, excursions, “Oflice, 382 West alrech, eorner « RSIONS. 2 : #XCU FORKINGME! UNION. MAMMOTH Jones’ Wax aud Tuesday, Y. barge Moy 29 and 39.— uf Barros 1. Be CROSSETT, MATRI MONTA En A YOUNG SOLDIER, AGED 21, WIsit pond with some yd Instrimony, Special Visite, Aftlettera strictly conddential A Marhic Bucracks; Brooki yn, N. “SET OF TEETH IN THREE faction oF no pay, aust no advan e giv tracting over hund effecis. Fine Tee Fronts made at sh entornth str Fare, 8 e: and ae for A FAMILY WITHOUT OHIT- dren desire a sinall House or Cottage, not above Fits Address A. B. 0., Herald office, PIONTC — Th iy betwoen Gourcenant, Fourteraih ret ae Wood, iH Vargo will leave Ohristoptaet ES TO CORR R. W. &. “DENTISTRY. LL p Pi OPERATIVE DENTISTRY jon foe. “Geo onker, advertisement. HERI f respectability—obyject, Konto. those peantag conte dares TOFORB Sixth avenue ts removed to 264 Sixth ave- AT TOA, TRETH ONLY $25, and warranted eq) Rev York. aching’ Teast pain. Gold, platina an, warrsated for ie, Olliee I and Eleventh siveeta, done fillings, Sixth avenn: AUTIFUL SETS, to any work in . beta Dr. LUTHER, Denti MOST WONDERFUL tracted without pain or no charge. aeried, $1 each. All operuttons wazrante Be MERICAN ARTIFICIAL TEET! half the usual prices Superior Gold and P am Fillings: ct pain, At 112 East “Tints Or we. AMBS Di DISCOVERY. TEE jeautlfal DODIX, Deatlat, teeth ‘ited and extracted without the Meents a2 $1 eto Tee “J INSERTED AT and warranted jo give a: tiefuo. Teeth extrariod near Third OR BALE—TUB STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A Liquor Store in the Fourteenth ward; satisfactory rea: sous for welling, Apply at 20 Marlon stjcet, New. York. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER | LT VOR baserient and cellar pitacheds: Tong lease; low pont, Will cell with or without, sock, particulars ap- prs to-day at the Cottage, corner of Thiety-nixth siroot. end roadway. FOR SALE THE LEASE, STOOK, Fi FURNITURE AND Fictarcnofa well torated. Finigrant’s Ronrding I aifona, with bar and Uilliard room attechod.» For full part quire on the premises, 82 Greonwich street, Ronan SALE—THE TREE YEARS! ae S8TOCK Fixtares of the well known Aree Relroat cornet af wrontwe yand Twelfth street, comprising a larce Billiard iota, Termeand pariiewlars made known on a> plication ty Mrs. KELLEY, (@ Bast ‘wolfth street, OR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED SHIPPING OF. « flee on South stroet, furnished, with good will, Inquire ord. W. BUTCHER, No. 8 Wall street. OR SALE—A FLOUR, FEED AND COMM! stare, 9 gond bunt ‘also, Resta ‘1 So oars, Most wareets’ Bakerics, el Siccheaty/ tose Apeioy, 77 Cedar strrok, OR SALE-TWO NEW STORK WINDOWS, COM. Pletealiear plated sah, 6x75 feet, at the carpenter's shop, 47 Aue up states, AND STOCK OF A CARMAN Lek year $1250; will be sold ry yeasons given for selling. Address I. Post office. ENDID CORNER GROCERY AND ‘Stock, Fixtures, Horse, Wagon ant <<, ta is the only cor ore in three ‘bios ABO" tar celtinscet » owner has.other busine nty-fourth street and Fourth: fey ht eyrge hehs ded EXTRA saloons. ene 12 misinone. ng nsisti gone, lwo sets eas, table, & p¥, Odd Poutowa' Hall Moboke: FOR SALE,—A TWELVE TON Es A foot 1 (Inches; also two Stationary di) Rorse powe?, JOUN STUART, 196 Hirondway, desler INT. FIR T CLASS PORTATLE ENGINES, OF 12 t grently reduced prlecs, Great ting Engiies by calling FARHAN & WILLARD, NGINES ONE 60 HORSS, HUCIIS & PHILIPS, ry and Portable, from 4 to 49 horse: one tte locomotive boiler, suitable for hoisting; Foon Wis. Pulleys, street. oe OKEN AND NEWT ‘YORK EXPRESS ROUTE FOR rein Unica JOHN Ke foudle acti liers, Lathes, one 4 fect Fiaste, iting, &e, W. WILLARD & BOWLING ALLEYS, _ BUILT or GRORGTA mas call at Ludson House, No. 20 0 MERCHANT TATLORS. news and Leago of a Mave way: te Lo in very desirable, and the terms will made favor: A D. Aw Herald oftlee, 10 Pits DEALERS AND Of OTHERS, ARARE CHANCE T for any person, wills & moderate capital. For sale, in rook] ‘and Coffee Rout, well establie ith firet rate ings ‘ofcumoraers, togedkor with m small Tea Storey in a eatin. paying $200 a month clear, that can be shown; will bo. aotd cheap, aa the roprlators are gc ong nto the wh esate ton trade, ‘Kppiy for three days at 880 Atiuntle weet, s Hoy! stroet, Brooklyn. NOLTON DENTAL ASSOCTATIO: make gas fresh every with it ah ‘ATT, corner Fourth av: first street Maneatis ‘Nuroun, Oxide t and extracts teeth at 60 couts, rat terms. Cat this out, pure evel Bost teeta inseried on N—WHER are extracted without pal with mitroda oride gaat ee day, and have never had an accident Come to headquarters, 19 Cooper Institute, K-4O SICKNESS: SENSATION DELIGHT. no and Twenty- a Qaewon OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FILLINGS, for decayed aching tects and every. variety of cx by the discoverer in pe Room: one door west of Union ware. Fe Yeoth; old roots built up, more shelly filed without pain ourteonth street, 12,09 testimon ala, v navy claims colle wounded solliers, AND. PENSION Museum. All army as ustial, Bouat RS WILL BEL ADERALEY Ri 4 Gite. , Accouute N & 0O., with if they require assistance iu closing thel Gnd quartermaster accounts, (ertl enter of non indevleduess speedily pro Wirough our Washit Collected and cashed. BRO elaims for pay, bounty, cloit: speedily setticd and enahed at the shd Bauking Ofice of L, BROW “f States Bani No. Pate place. DISCHARGED, SOLDIERS CAN HAVE THRIR and ration money N & 00., No, 0. Park Place. ete, IGHT NEW PRIZE CASES PAYABLE.—SOLDIBRS Be ar, sailors can reeetve tnovey, Binds bounty aud buck pay collected, T" bomber of mess) Lient. Yard, Portemouih, N. OSE SAILORS OF THE WARASH wea abeconded With, address, (wie Norcne hen ane Commander OH. Cushinan, Navy LOAN “OFFic AT 710) EY, LIBERAL ADVA BONDS, WATE! AWELIY, ae ROKE SETS Gnt For WATCHES, JEW i LEY, exes 77 Bleecker t by ni 2 cvamibors aifeed (fom NO. Be ckD, Pip Ane R DIAMONDS, rect, up stairs. A: iH. MYMAN'S, 658 room No. 6. cles, ut 668 Broadway, room A elry, py Bee fhe Righon vals snake sdvanoes on coca rticlea, DYANCES MADE. ON WaTciEs, D Jowelry, Dry Goods aad Porsanal 1 Auk “ etd ouripaA e S i Grand Stroot, two doors wor CORNER OF BOND h price for Diamonds, oon the above arth Vhice hours from 9 to & 66 NASSAU BTREKT, Roow NO. 2-4. HONTOMAN or atchon, Sow jgntaeats of the DIAM Tl BROADWAY, OPPOSITE Wat {re pay the highest prices for Dia fet, Watches, Je SAAC “SA Broadway. DAWNBROK ERS! TICKRTS BOUGHT—ALSO MONBY ‘adgynced om Diamonda, Watches, Silve jusical uments, Silks, Dry Goole, & Douglt, No. 19 Bowery, néar Grand siroet, Fware, Jewel he name up state nid welry, oF advanoe on the came, ah TINWARE AND ta BRASS WARE MANU. factarers,—-Por sal « bargain, the Lathes, Presses, de., for the mangtneture of BPA ned and pun ished tin candlesiicks. saa LLOGG & ANCHY, 56 Beekman street, N, Ww. HAVE “ONE 12 12 HORSE POWER LOCOMOTIVE Boiler At we will sell very cheap. "AIRMAN & WILLARD, "yo. 8 Dey street, Tita Bi THE HANDSOME BAR, Block and Fixtures; roason for selling the owner has —— business to attend to, Apply at 63 Wooster street, $600 jroome street. $600.02" SALE, A LIGHT, GENTEEL BUST- Ores sqven genre ln successful operation, payty Shae tel, and ineronsing. | Only partion ready nnd Rue Boot ee, WILT, BUY THE LEAS $1,000 “otitis Meet ana vegetauie Market 13 Third Byers; one of the bent seange in New York canne gf teu Proprietor going to Mesico. Callat 10 o'clock A. SUPERIOR “DRSORIPTION, Tk frames, quilictent ( AX ZTIGUsE AEBS Ald. KINDS Hedy museum: Bay fessor i iH. BRUNSWIC See aa and 2 Gatharine iret Iso, y Wosomsaker, Kars, &c., for the human face; no cutting, Proposatg vor chan: REE THe crty OF HG TH, caplet Bie orn y and ¢ justice to thoae peeking the work, require tions should le in the specifica. city, at essential adap oped by he ot have returned ng woopened bia feresotere r it alt of ata el es bofo C or tho'8i dy oan, 1 Wedvetidocs nee the contract, new speci! plication to any of the nerve the picks to reject any a mgt may not be for the Tterest of the el je Commissioners Invite so, nature of the specttoations, to bo left.at the Ma; oF bofore Thursday, te Soarhat May inst AM. THE No, 6 Gity Hall, fo. Wall martiew tbReeKAS ee Comptroller, Comptroller's office, (1: han, Hani] of Records), tn FRANCIS a i Le 19 Chatham etreet. owns HooLe, You E, DEN Counsel to th _Datea Nie Fonre May 2a 1008. jon, No, 82'Nassau street, ROPOSALS FOR HIRING THE LABOR P' Male convicts tn the Now anrol ‘State Prison wilt be Ld gelved on or before the Ist a, June, 1865. ae men have mn employed for the fo years on army 4! SPhgrershane Naar crit Waa eee ontae Hey Bite Prison, treba, Kd. ae JOUN. 7, Bait A for the suminer. sist in minding children Call at B06 GIRL OF 15 WOULD LIKE A SITUATION TO AS- no objection to the country Bleueser st, for one week, A ‘West 28th at. the counts two days IN, AA COOK, Wi A asmall private family as awe the best of oly reference, C At 265 iat Bith st., near bth av. : no objection to go a short, ity ooreccnice given. Gan be scen {Or RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN chatbermald and liundresa, Jan be soon for two days at tae “) RESPEOTABLE GIRL WISHES A STUATION IN A staal private family to do gor take a laundress’ place: Best of ol 267 West S7thi st, SITUATION WANTED—BY A washer Loe fron do the housework of a sinall private 12th 12th ab, | second \ Hoon, froat room, + neral housework, or would distance in BASESOTABLE wo- ld be willing to iy. Coll ab 197 Heast YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS OITAM- bermiaid and waitress or pinta see ee Coll for two days referei SITUATION renoe, ‘Gall st40) eagart by the count: threo days, Mrs. i., 1 a 6 » 10) WANTED. BY FL young women: a ext rmin’d nd waitress; would to the county for tl beatof city HL at 409 6th ar., new , Winow LADY, WITH or. P A RESPECTABLE Irat 200m No. ® A BEAUTIFOL Ltt piel wants situation as Rousekeeper, or to sew an alight work, or as nurse to an invalid, @ more of an object than wages. No Reference given and required. Address, for Yorald oltice, A comforiable und objections nit in 2s SUE ST a PECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA. ‘n& chambermatd and waitress ina private family; soanne nmt has best of reforeace, Cull for two best G GIRL et. ; Feferenes from Last pls pr SITUATION WANTED BY git!, to cook, \raxh ond iron in «private eily top toon her last piace, 00, WISHES A A RESPECTABLE esgrally Daw tin for iwo days SITUATION TO DO al houscarark in small family; has the bast alty 2. Apply for two ‘days at 119 Wes tion as chart on SITUATIO! LADY, WIT REAPROTABLE ¢ M Tenn, Lady, as companion t. af must te treated arone of the ‘Aduress for two days A. B. ED—BY A fs willing to m: MAN GIRL WANTS A SITUA- Apply at 7 Allen at., first floor, RESPECTABLE C., Herald AN INTERESTING BABE, WHOSE 14s in the army, wants to find a home'in a plen- ¢ she cal sew and do I work for ker Aven and re- B., Herald office, YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAS. bermafd nud wattress, or to mind ehiidven; har the best Of city reference. Call for two dayaat 127 West 29th at. N EDUCATED YOUNG LADY DESIRES TQ GBT cousin: writes a gord plain hand: prefers writing at home. Addre Sopris box 104 Herald of Galt fort Call for two daya ut | A BEAUTIFUL to the country. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES 0 ermald. neral housework, or as chamb city or country, aa ¢ Sagmberwork sacar or houseworl ence, Call at 404 ot ay, B AS chamvermaid and todo ieracen at er presen employer's, 3 Wes A‘ ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, 81 YEARS OF AGE, DE- sires a vosttion of trast in any ca marae rete Gaye 0 Die, Whittern, ern, 20 W West 37 28 Smith st., Brooklyn. SUIT OF Eons TO LET, FUR- ished, Inquire on the premlzes, 399 Fourth avenue, PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A alg gs Ps | 8 first clsss cook in a private family. Can be seca for two a and Has no al 233 7th av. ———_— ee RESPECTABLE GIRS, DRATRES A SITUATION, IN cy haw boat of refer- EXCELLENT int, ij ans rs siting“ As fin ity eon ody py woul uired, Ay ‘three ‘rh by rat ae id A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AB chaimborme td and waltress or wallress alone, ina small Private family, Good city reference. Call nt 386 Woat 26th at, A Pl SITUATION WANTED—BY young girl te do chamberwork and waiting: isa ri the her last A best city reference fi A of a tenement hoi use; 222 East 23d st. RESPECTABLE sew" rom, on He lived. thres years; no object i tures ears: no objtion to the country. iia WOMAN WANTS TO TAKE CARE of gratleman's house for the summer, oF the lettin reference. Cal SITUATION, WANTE! he beat of ely ‘est uth fim oraer of 7th av. peer aor asLe Ir, to do ne Aa foo rlan cooking. washing wud ironing A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL mages A SITUA n to do general housework io objection to go in the sountry.” Call wt 140 in small Went seamle PROTESTANT WOMAN cook, wash xt bona fora Fence, Call at 45 K A, qT A in Brooklyn preferred, and seamstress in et at het Sreoupt epi rae oi Ors Ssunteys good clty reference. Celt at 402, "ANTS A SITUATION facily, ood city rare. RESPECTABLE WIDOW siieaton aiden nara amet, eae genre at 5 be reference. Monroe piace, E ‘Brooklyn Can a YOUNG GIRL Widtee A SIT CAUTON AS NURSE meth ould go to the a, YOUNG Woman WISHES A Pah tts ad AS WAIT. reas, or would do ein work family; good city reforence. Apply at 344 Ot A’ SITUATION WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WoO. ort ‘Tisthnoe | in days at 40 Weat 13th st, L111 amndlenettanalliranton YOUNG Youn WANTS A per A AB on see ca : at at 190)¢ West 19th st. Netmenn 7th and 8th ive. rene. ‘Y OPRorestant WOMAN Naked first class cook; understands ve the best of city reference pre “s mbermatd an ‘Work in @ amall rei é 6th av., In the rear, until aust A 21st at. SITUATION Me country. at., betw A fry for the summer, COMPETENT NURSE, OF spectability, wants a eitdation; cue Taweee Be, Ag fora between econ Bh aud Bet sy upl D—BY A FIRST CLASS f+ ion to gon short distnnce in tne foe two days at her last place, 43 10th RESPECTABLE YOU tion as chasbarmmsld ued wultnen, pest ty sefeieees, Can be seen at her present employer's, 266 4th COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS WISHES A SITUA. tion in private family; no object 4 family; po,chiection to go in the coun: hairdresser. letere has the best refer Galt at 63) 60h wore, nd walling in @ amall wash and fron; hi semen pay ) no splecdons, Pe a do ge al SITUATION AS all ite branches: the country. Cn it city reference, ay., corner of st, betwoen 6tl WANTS 4 SITUATION AB NUISR Mmplogor'a, @ Went Gin ne dea wwe dane, - GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO {Dest city ref between 22d peareowasee, 702 zouNe ome aura A ey Hae eee aes wars she bag ‘Tt ava, HEALTHY YOUNG Ph ngv-y WISHES A too as wok auree te oe 2e ro ta spuneYaby. cal oe jock. Geet reference given. D-BY A | A MeAOS RANT a ead EME a alag? go: cook wo eal rei ig May be 'ecen at 350 West ith aby rear ing. RESPECTABLE YOUNG PROTRITARE sini aly srt taser’ Ca at Wes poeisin A SITCATION aB RESPECTABLE OLRL Wt Sthod olty reference givem As at 113 West L5eh at., In the Fear. A GERMAN GIRL WISH i A SITUATION AS bang 3 fee am Saat ok TION WANTED—BY A piano GIR! ASG he ogee ot ‘ofa small private family. a Bor tas place, 204 ‘MangGeld place (dist at.), belwegn YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS COOK, ‘ivate fame p. and assist, o washing and ironing in Wat va Gailac aid ath av Mas ques aig vetoes wind ceeiand biscuit mater, PERIENOED OUTER OF LADIES! DRESSES gfe other fas OS neat eth foals BY hens Aad Bd ar, between Al 5 Coll at or 83d ste, ania TABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS ampetent for Spanish or Meal cum familys Avs ipererents from ferdnet pi - Can be scen fortwe oasis ‘Bast 4th st., in the rows. SITUATION. WANTED—AS_ NURSE, AND stress or to assiat in berwork ; aTence. Call at 45 Nassau st, Brooklyn. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS lady's maid and seamstrons would wlab to travel ‘with fs; dvosses the Buia? Gant De'acon at her. 0s detec aioe, ANG blb'ay. ITUATION WARTED—BY. A GTM taurant or. board ing hous, us ovok. Cal ington st., ioceoe Gar? RESPECTABLE GI8L WISHES A SITUATION AR ood Plaln cooky and-i.an exelent laundreass ay ference. Call'at 10 West 17ib st, between 6th avs. ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE, A ea toe nd chambermuid; fs capable, yihing aod dbiiging. Inquire at 73 Carmine st., second floor, back Foom, ig BERUATION, WANTED “Br (8, Beeroe one be |, to do general housewor e Zivent Galt atdi7 Bast wtb ab, up two ge palt of stairs, from’ Foon. ANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS A Aoi and to uae Jn’ washing and ironing oF ‘vate Ay good me re fe at283 Bast ith at BP oily rele IN A RES- Ma abe Wash- AS ‘1 ousewbek ina small carats given. Call for two of uy. OE ATION WANTE: iy A \PECTABLB A. RIRUATION WANTED Gs wet ares, ADDY at 10h Moit st., rear house. U. IN WANTED—BY YOUNG GIRL, AB A Snape igi a te bre: oe dot do ig aoe emul aT alla four bag rel it SAF West 16th st. The Soantry prefe SE—A RESPECTABLE Fee eee auld prefer au thfant trom sta birth; he best of city eferenoe can be to character and ¢a) from her em) given Ae Lo eet four yoarae, Apply at 27 Madicon av. COMPETENT PERSON: WISHES A SITUATION‘ AS ow would take charge of a linen room ina hote’s ition for wu jer of years. Addreas Mew uington eb. led th 9 8. one Ohare: “A REST ROTAD ER WOMAN WISHES A cooking in all seen for twe jon as firet class coo! tonds branches; the beat of city Teference. Can be Gnya.at St ‘8d av., over the shoe store. QITUATIONS WANTED FOR, THOROUGHLY souem 3 tent forme help of ail mallona, ench a8 cooks: cbs to wash and (fon small rises fod girls ntaly Tanted,” Apoiy fed; [Apply at the Select Sei Institute, fcornt Riso male uelp. Sinatra ie WANTED—AS’ GOOD cook, WASHER ina sinall f A are reference; aud ironer in a 6) ee i? s \—BY TWO . RESPECTABLE naan washer pec 4 pt tho beat na tho beat of ay ‘al Saarons WAN rls: one ai good plat Sean te NO ae eel droning. pyre: reference. Call at 140 Ws i ‘ABth st. IN WANTED—TO DO GENERAL ey Shaner as pap cook and to gasist in th Bai ad ironing. a. “Apply at her present employer's, 66 ONS | WANTED—BY TWO, aT A we ‘conta Ea it po eat srgetorence from the ° Inst piece, “Can be seen a¢ 40834 av., ta crockery store; BO Objection to the country, : Frg arto Wanree< by A ene x yoo child's nurse, aa be on st er top! floor, froat room. Giivanos WANTED. URSE; Wille 6 e8 of ehlidren tor hole beth: has ne 9b {5 use countrgt has the Boat of ety roforeiens.” Can ino dara eke een Amity and ts, Nouth Brooklyn, yitbioa sai arevimeerenedteesconte-aislaiien tate ITUATIONS WANTED—BY, TWO. YOUNG | GIR one to ral housework tn a small private family Sataberwortantwaliiagy the ol in take care of ebildren; no rejection to, go to short distance in the country; the best city eo aaa st, betiveen Ist ay. irvatros WANTED—BY TWO RRArnoranias wing women, One as cook, washer andironer, the other ambermald and waltress; four years? referee given; chjcotion to the Sey, for ipa sme: Can be een ed 125 20th st., between 2d and . ses bet aad Wane. —A SENG, WOMAN, Loeb a & bal ve D—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. family; best of city reference. Call at er of Hammond, In the paper store, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG CHAM- 3D berinald, oF to do light housework; ie bea for ven. Al for two: given. Apply for two days at ber presedt place, caenas mulpe- ce. esa uate a Rac tance in the country; the rear. qurvation WANTED-BY BLE YOUNG rh Ww © aire & “ai mt Tra tonal fl private family Charkon jreenwich xd }TUATION WANTED BY AN RAPRRIENCED, Stead and bisouvmakory has ne objecuisa ts Feopretereace. Gall ot send te No. 4 Primes ud av. Ay ITH & joo GENERAL pnw 4 inoue country; has at, corner of wo Sara fr “abla wae. Sa OF a sea; As just retue from Italy, aud can be highly recommended ‘by thi fhe han tevedied wit n be scen for two da; 32d at., third floor, from eight o'clock A. M. to alk wo oe NT WO! Tract etae ea SRenetaiants 178 Bast 39 se S0tts ots ecmployers, a calles Ts ADVERTISER 18 IN WANT OF A SITUATI to do washing and cleanti ; ashing and cleaning, oF dayar work: can {arn een avs. A and he Ataca, battuation aa Can be seen for (wo days ANTED =A i gla or Pipa tose county, ‘all at oF addrens 99 Weat 30th at., for ‘WANTED-BY A ne YOUNG GI the best clip ratercnosigivtass Guik es SoU Wonk ilk oe WOMAN, 4 SITUA. rien ia Woo — roof children ‘ANTED—BY A bg de! ott, SA Role, Sep Wea ae a Lacene ea VANTED—py A bet tly pda PROTESTANT PBI oD, @ situation ag cook or to er 3 Call at Py a ACY ferent given, SISTERS, ONE AB have the bese way. be seen at 124 We WA xten—srrgatioxs, BY TWO of reference from their last place, situation as cook, washer roner, OF fc eo chambermaid tress, ‘and seamatr ont can cnrcopes and we Bist at, corner of 7th W4xtep—ny A Pater pnd YOUNG WOMAN, & Rivstiracenie Gelacalatbestatt” i West 20 at, ‘aod 9th two days W ey eey ND Se alow Eo, BY MRS, F38n, Du a we short the best manner, af 83 Weet lth ot, roar boruee, see second i oor. — TION, BY A YOUN ANTED—A_ SITUA’ aH eg SE GIRL, 4 rse and to do plain sewing. two days. th Da ny ftom A ERSPECTARLS zo0%e MARR ‘aaituat nurse; has @ fresh breast milk. Apply "Apply ab 10 Varick o Wirragt wane Lb "