The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpat, Oct, 2—6 P.M. > ‘Tne stock market opened with wnugual buoyaney this Morning, and a general advance on the prices current on Saturday took place. Early in the afternoon, how- ever, if became known to a few in the street thas section number one of the five-twonty funding loan, which we were the first to foreshadow, ang for which those who imagined themselves wiser than ourselves ventured to contradict us, would be offered for subscription to-morrow to the amount of fifty millions at 103, the ‘Treasury re- ceiving therefor compound interest motes, one and two years notes, and certificates of in- debtedness which mature before the Ist of January next, Stocks were immediately pressed for sale; but the bulls vigorously contested the decline; ‘and of the many of these who heard of the forthcoming issue, there wore few who did not either discredit the fact or try to make bolieve that its influence would be si. Wall street, indeed, for tho most part fails to gee that this measure ‘is one of contraction, “and the first step towards the resumption of specie payments, however remote this consummation may be. Hitherto the Secretary of the Treasury nes issued, at his convenience, new legal tender notes for ‘those bearing interest paid into the Sub-Treasuries, in accordance with the act of Congress, and this has prac- tically contributed, although in a very slight degree, to the prevailing inflation; but those exchanged for bonds under this funding process can, of course, never be re- issued. There is every reason to suppose that the banks will promptly avail themselves of the Privilege of funding these notes, the accrued interest being allowed, in which event a certain proportion of the same will be withdrawn from the re- serves, the amount withdrawn being replaced by non- interost bearing logy! tenders. This will diminish, to a limited extent, the amount of currency in active cireula- tion and the loanable resources of the banks, The bulls on the Stock Exchange nevertheless argue that there 1s nothing tending towards contraction in this process, and that it ig @ mere exchange of one kind of paper for avotber. It is true that is only an exchange of one kind of security for another; but insomuch as it re- duces the volume of the currency by conversion into a funded stock, it is important, The national debt of Great Britain is little less than double the amount of our own; yet the paper currency there is at par with gold. At the first session of the open board this morning stocks were buoyant, and at the regular board there was no falling off in prices, speculation being mainly directed for a rise. At the latter New York Central closed 1% higher than at the same time on Saturday; Hudson River %, Read. ing 134, Michigan Southern 234, Cleveland and Pittsburg 2, Northwestern %¢, Rock Island 1, Prairie du Chien 1, Ohio,and Mississippi certificates 34, Quicksilver 4. Erie was steady and dull throughout the ‘excitement in the rest,of the market, Government gold bearing secuyj- ties were neglected and heavy. Pacific Mail stock sold at 250, and scrip at 205. Western Union Telegraph 7434. At the open board at one o'clock the market was firm, and the speculative stocks wero 4 a 3% per cent higher, At the second regular board it was excited and lower, New York Cen- tral closed 34 lower than at the first board, Erie , Reading 34, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4, Quick- silver 4. Hudson River and Michigan Southern were unchanged. Cleveland and Pittsburg was % higher, Prairie: du Chien i. Government securities continued heavy and inactive. Seven-thirty notes, of the third series, sold at 98%. At the open board at half-past three prices were lower. New York Central closed on the call at 96%, Reading (s.3) 116%, Erie 877;, Hudson River (s.3) 110%, Miobigan Southern 72, Cleveland and Pittsburg 74%, Rock Island, ex dividend, 1073¢; Northwestern preferred €234, Mariposa 1234, Quicksilver (s.3) 49, Central Coal 56%, Cumberland 45%, Canton 40%. Afterwards the ‘maggot was. spasmodic in its movements, and after a ‘shoét-sally it relapsed. Governments were heavy on the stredt. Petroleum stocks were very firm at the first board this morning. Buchanan Farm closed at the first board 3c, highef than at the same time on Saturday, Excelsior 1c. United Siates $1 05. New York and Nova Scotia mining stock sold at 54c, At the second board the mar- ket was heavy, and there was a decline of from one cent in Gérmania to $1 10 in United States; but Excelsior advanged 18¢., closing at $1. Pithole Greck closed at 38 25, Wobstor $1 04, Eclipso $3, Benehoif Run $12 50, Buchanan Farm $1 35, Chorry Run 27c., German’a 40c., First National 35c., Oil Creek $1 36, Rynd Farm $1 20, United States $29 65. The gold market was firm. The opening price was 144%, from which there was an advance of 3, and the closing quotation was 144%. The foreign exchange market was dull, and bankers’ bills at sixty days are quoted at 109%. ‘The mouiey markot has been a shade more active to- day, and very few call loans have been made under six percent. The bank statement for the week is unfavor- ablo s0 far as the loans are concerned, the decrease being $5,930,186, but the effect of this activity is neutralized by the increase of $6,509,927 in deposits. The specie thas undergone a further decrease of $573,880. The troulation bas increased $1,350,892, and the legal ‘tender notes have undergone a corresponding movement to the extent of $3,647,199. The discount line is firm at ‘7a 10 per cent, ‘Tho European advices by the steamer Belgian show a fight depression in the prices of American securities on ‘the London Stock Exchange. Erie shares were 673, and five-twonties 63 a 3%. Consols were at the same time rather heavy, which is the reverse of encouraging. This is probably in some degree attributable to the Fenian excitement. Two evening journals to-day express their opinion that “4f" the Secretary of the Treasury should issue new compound legal tender notes in place of those received in subscriptions to the funding loan now in the market, the effect of the latter will be entirely neutralized, and it wil! therefore prove mischievous; and ono of them goes #0 far as to gay that “it virtually gives the Secretary power to issue fifty m:llions more currency te replace that which has long ceased to olrculate."” We regret to be obliged in the interest of the public to contradict these gross in- accuracies. The Secrotary of the Treasury cannot issue two secutities m exchange for one; and whatever cur- rency is converted into bonds cannot be reissued In any other but the one form. It is # palpable absurdity to suppose to the contrary ; and those who are sceptical had Dotter consult the acts of Congross, or call at the Sub- ‘Treasury, for farther information. In our remarks on our presont export trade yesterday ‘& misprint made us say that they were higher than last year instead of lighter. ‘The following figures compare the last weokly state- ment of the New York Associated Banks with the re- turns of the provious week :-— sarhiro 454 Toans.. Deposits. bet 320,789 Specie... 14,222, 662 Vacnl tenders. 54,018,475 Circulation . —The deviations from the returns of the previous week ‘aro as follows:— Increase in loans. Increase in im abooee, Decrease in Teorsase in Segal Meanderh. Increase in circilation...... ‘Tho transactions of the Cloaring House last week com- pare as follows with the business of the previous week :— 10,484,294 67 ‘The London Times, of the wayng ult, ‘mys that om ar. eangemont was understood to have been entered Into by Measra. J. 8. Morgan & Oo., Messrs. Stern Brothers, and Mr. J. T. Mackensie, to offer for subscription during the prosent week an issu of £800,000 debenture bonds of the Erie (Now York) Railway Company. The terms are said to be such as to yield a high rate of interest, and the debentures are to run for ten years, and to carry during tho whole of that time the option of conversion at par {nto the stock of the Company American securities were quoted in London on the 19th September as follows: — Vajees ates, 6-20 yours, ov pehonahy nee bo a ax wien. ay Erie abares, $100 (all paid). . Tiinots Cantral, 6 per cent, 1876. . Do., $1 100 dares Mariette and Panama RR, , Ponnaylvania ne Mosde, a pent, convertible DS, $60 shares, Nine hundred thousand pounds sterling in gold was on fw way at lagt dates from A alia te London. $5000 UB 6's, 200 3000 a 6's," 600 7000 US 5's, 10-40, c 9434 700 + 4500 Tyn,7 3-10 Ists 995¢ 600 1500 Ty 100 78000 200 Mi: 19000 ‘1600 2000 Ohi 100 6000 N Carol 200 10000 Ohio 200 {op00 boo 1000 Oh. 200 do. 2 + 100-Chie& NWiIn't: 85 300 do..2d call 12 5000 Chic& Millstm 85 400Clev&PitteRR.930 74 5000 Mar& Cin istm 85 2000 do. 4 2000 Gal&Chistm ex 100 2000 3000 Buf, NY&E1m 05 1400 4000 Clev& Pittsam 73 500 25 shs Bank N York 114 500 50 MerchanteBank. 110 1000 100 Canton Compan: rt 3 200 do. 100 Del & Hud Canal. = - 60 Til Central RR... 130 200 Cen Coal Co. 100Chi&NWRR., 2836 100 do, 100 do,.2d call 283¢ 200 Qsilver 49% +4200 Chi & NW pref. 623¢ 100 do, .2d 49% 500 do, 62% 46 West’n Union Tel 743 100 200 W Valley CoalCo 40° 300 800 Mariposa Mg Co... 1 18 do. OK £ 200 Clove & Tol RR.. 10934 "0 meine 600 Chic & Rk I RR. ae 50 Pacific M 500 re 500 N 'Y Con 200 400 do, 800 200 do. 100 1500 Erie RR. 100 200 do. 26 Chic, Bur & Qi 100 do. . 100 Mil & PduChBR 63 60 Erie RR 250 do. 57 500 Hi 400 ES soe nda 100 * do. 100 50 Chic & Al 50 Chic & Alton pref 10614 10 Buffalo & S81, RR 190 br otegd $1000US6's,5-200eNo 10334 ‘6000 US5's,10-40cou 94 50000 Trn, 73-10.38 98% 2000 US6's 1yrct.n{ 98% 300 OMe RET RR. oxd 108 20000 Ohio & Miss ct 28% 100 do......<10 10t% 200 shs Canton Co.;. 40% $00 MichSouiNindnR 100 Cxmb Coal pref.. 48 50 Quicksilver MxCo 300 vg “K .. 4 200 100 Ny contra in 100 Erie RR......b3 rt 200 Chic &NWprot, 625% 400 Cleve&Toledo RR 10914 300 Mu&Pr du C RR, ai 7 810 117 400 P, FtWACRR.¢ - 97 OrTY COMMERCIAL RRPORT. Monnay, Oct. 2—6 P. M. Agune, —Receipts, 57 pkgs. The market was dull, but unchanged. Breapstourrs.—Recoipts, 16,052 bbls. flour, 100 do. and 243 bags corn meal, 7,009 bushels wheat, 117,784 bushels corn, 52,666 do. oats, 8,800 do. malt and 27,119 do, harley. The demand for Stato and Western flour was active and prices were 5c. a 100, higher. The sales com- prised 14,000 bbts., including about 3,500 bbls. extra State for future delivery. Southern flour was in good de- mand and prices word firmer. The sales were abont 560 bbls, Canada flour war fairly act've, and prices ruled. in sellers’ favor to the extent of 5c a 10c. per bbl. The gales were about 400 bbls. Ryo flour was quiet, but firm. Corn meal was in moderate request and steady ‘We quote:— Superfine State and. Western flour. +-87 70a 800 +8108 8 $300 8 40 Common to medium extra Western. . R15 a 880 Extra round hoop Ohio. 88a 910 ‘Western trade brands. 9 20 a 12 00 Common Southern. 900 a 10 75 Fancy and extra do. 10 80 a 15 00 Common Canadian. Sika 875 Good to choice and extra. . 8 80a 11 75 Rye flour (supertine). . 50a 610 Corn meal, Jorsey. . 49a 500 Corn meal, Brandewine 55a — Corn meai, Brandywine, 26 00a _ —The wheat market was rathor q it prices again 2 Fs advanced 2¢. 080 for winter and To.’a 20. for snrin The sales embrace 55,000 bushels at $1 71. $1 72 for ambor Milwaukee, $2 20 for now amber Michigan, $2 25 for new amber State, $1 622 $1 71 for Chicago anring, and $1 65.2 $1 70 for Milwankee club ‘The corn market was moderately active, and prices were about le. bettr, with sales of 70,000 brshol at 830. x 920. for unsound and 93e. a 94c. for sound and high mixod nearly yellow. Oats were in fair demand and prices ruled firmer, with rales at 63¢. a 640. for sound and 486. a S4c. for nnsound, Rye was steady, with a moderate demand, Malt was neglected and heavy. | Barley was in demand. with salon of 75,000 bushois Canada Enst and West, at $1 36 for the former and $1 35 for the latter. Corre. market was steady with a fair jobbing demand. Corron.—The steamer's advices from Europe were con- sidered favorable, leading to a more active market and an advance of Ke. a le. per Ib. Theeales were large, comprising 5,400. bales, in part for export and manufac- turing purposes, but mainty for speculation, the market closing with acontin~ed upward inclination, We quote: bata mm ae N.0. 44 45% P| aT 48 4 Freiants.—Thi and for cotton room continued ac- tive, and rates were altogcther higher, while erain rates were lower in some cases, though most of the ship agents refused to accept ot lower rates. By the steamer rates were a trifle better. engagements were—To Liverpool. 600 bales cotton at we 8 7-164,, 14,000 bush - ein corn at 34d. ; per steamer 35,000 Tnshels corn at Od. 263,d. To Glasgow, per steamer. 100 bales cotton at 4. The charters are a'sinp from St, Johns to Liverpool with deals at 758, ; one same voyage privato, Hors were in steady demand for consumption at full prices for new crop, while old were a shade weaker, though not decidedly lower; the sales were 100 bales at Wc a S6c. for new crop, and 12c a 400. for old do. ‘Mor.assna was in moderate trade demand at full prices. Pe — included 110 bhda. At T8e., and 86 ba muscovado at 56¢, a 67c.; also 60 hhda. Porto Rico at ‘T8e. a B4c. Provisios,—Recoipts, 2,064 bble. pork and 105 do. beef. The market was irregular, opening firmor and closing quiet at about Satnrday’s prices. The sales pedal ing 7,000 bbls, at $34 75a $35 12)¢ 75 a $29 a for ‘cae and $30 a mea, market was with “mbe aed 1,700 ble. ain mess and $12 50 teef hams continued dull. modorate wna ateady at 180. x 17¢. for com- steady at full rates. Tonacco was rather firm and fairly active. The rales embrace 170 bhds. ay ‘at To. a 30c., and 21 cases seed loaf at 2230. a 34340. Tatsow raled rathor firmer under an improved & airy; the the anles were 150,000 Ibs. at 1440. a 153¢0., ‘rate an extreme. vmware. Receipts, 136 bbls. The demand was fairand ere realized. The am consisted of 600 Rx NKRUPTS DISCHAR BTS— Nothing to a rfere. ee m tronble, or avers by creditors, areas, confidentially, O'Con- relief. ner, box Bor 87a Wow York Pout of QOAeitox.- wae ragned fr AGAINST. hag, ror Ly Toy ood will “nw Yonx, Oct. 2, ipa BI, eh yi YORK Egon Le pope ae aR —A (OR DEALER®SOCTRTY.—A RRG ier monthly Incauing of thie ‘will be eid at the faa Rooma, 10 ‘i Tester treat on "Tureday 1B, at Th. 0’ eerie pa tly Ser ft it Waitin, locos President. Joun Roazns, Recording Secretary. Noveeg To taxpavens his offce. Due. otter ill bag "amet, 28, 1688. THE HOOKS FOR TAXES te seta th bomke for ral HN MUR! ', Receiver. Orne, OF COLLECTOR 01 p ANTERNAL REVRNUE Thirty.seoond district of the Btate o Ko. & street, comprising the First, Hecyn ward oath city ‘of New York,—Annital Tax} fire that, the arin Mat of, tnon ‘aseeaned mane Ariet for i beginning Me faa’ boon rom he. eshasor, ard (Mkt the taxes and in fed ¢ undersigned w at 0. ndlondloa on the 3 for th Cot maid dutios, taxes, & Satock ‘Row to$ P.M The tases fe | inthe list are ache, pete tables, planofortes, we, Hosters ‘and’ upon lncomee for tke year Then ii who shail nopieet to pay the sume due by them reapectirai. acnord!n, att re fist aforesaid, within the " Jed, wi ; ble to the lia! nalties pre- RIDAN SHOOK, Collector. . Youn, 28, ~ MATRIMONTAL DY, AgRD 8 WOULD LIKE TO MAKE ter Renueman with means, with e mony. A Mias Jennie Johnson, station No Tam authori ence, on th the Five-twenty of ber. coupons are presented in Pack of thirty (30) or mere, er be for one week. n be lan! ach ‘el 3 sehulos wi be furnited upon ‘application at the” “H.-H. VAN DYOK, Assistant A See ae ee or would let a Fosaeet (Address oruke oe. i Cr REE RATER on et bit 8 cor. MONEY DEPOSITED NOW WILE DRAW INTEREST mants of Urata from ton to en to tise on Montay. Wet. wemtiay and Briduy erecta fiers then gain on 1 at ‘books Sevwour A. Buxor, Secretary. RRY STOCK FOR SALE.—TEN THOUSAND SHARES Treasurer United States. station D, Fron one ee in German, band Fy di r mayen ‘GEO. FOLSOM, President. PF of the Weehawken List asenee erty. -necond atrent), of siahaecit wed gi othe ferry, including OLDERS OF SAN poche BONDS KNOWN Pravrk ae are hereby notified bonds willbe redeemed tn alee Btates gold Sin et our often at maturity, November 1, on the above beads cease from Ls rae “shove LERS & WALLER, &9 Pine atroot _ Naw Yous, September 26, ‘OHN J. gisco & 8QN, YORK, NEGOTIATE LOANE | AND. b hanes PAPER, LELEOTIONS, Parchase and sell Government and other Securities on com- RECEIVE MONWY-ON DEPOSIT, and allow interest at the rate of four per cont Per annum, oS daily balancen, yon Ay saa, ab And time: RB WILL ISS OB! POSIT Bearing interest, payable on probes g (Late of United States Treas low JOHN SSH eIELD cra NEW ORLEANS OITY BONDS FOR SALE. MANNING & DE FOREST, 19 Wall atrest. S. T. JONES & CU., BANKE ae WRERN, N. C. Bouthern collections promptly made and remitied for’ on the day of payment af current rate of exchange on rk. “Refer to First National Bank, New York. Zophar Mills, Esq., 144 Front atreat, N.Y. qT" GREAT MANUFACTURING STOCK COMPANY = le areata problem of the age, in the gencention of tious enpnene; anda debs Meret authorities to town eniginper, apd in pronaune authorities be invaluable. ‘To sentiomen cheney nnd abit, desiring to take the leading part formation of the company, creat inausoméite wht pa. dtfered. Flcase:ndtress Stoam, bax 147 Herald office, BE fouroNs ‘OF THE BONDS OF THE ATLANTIC 4 Great Western Railway die on Tat October will he Rew a te office of MCANDREW & WANN, 12 Pine street, jew Yor! ‘ANTED—FOR TWELVE MONTH, A LOAN OF $200, ovritle ‘aLaeven ner cent, om bond and mortgage. Address A, $25.000 WANTED—ON BOND AND MOBTGAGE New maidand A RESPECTABLE JONG OIE) ‘as eference given. Call at 100 West Be “gfe ‘BIE YOUNG walers “A SITUA. Jon us scamstresa in a private family; can cut, Indies! “Piae “Gan've soon for two days at 201 Sot at, hear Ith ay. Blt, RROOMMANDED OH Oi ffs er A SeeRR Sta, jousework, nes German Institute, ei? Bianton at., pear Asana GIP. WANTS A SITUATION IN A 0d has the Ever eeatsaPse Mane St ae as chambermald edt bisarene orci Can be seen at AL Troting” citton Bei ese! Savane a RESPRCTABLE ‘YOUNG’ fend eas sec a retired | Avice» an meats, soups tn owasting) underaia Sireterenee. Call for coat days at situation ce ok geet ‘a., from, WOMAN vine eat A® RESPECTABLE WOMAN Ww, WANTS A SITUA’ ae AS sofa ve siagee ta The sountiyt Bood fey nt 308 Wet Soh at, He country, wie ference. If re Taiwtoon Sth and oth ave, pala ed A ao0p, FRENCH OMAR, (QO0k, by gp by poribers cy family. Refere! 156 and 158 Fulton ‘st,, corner of Fen a ee Te Oi SR e ee gaat ot e~emsinimeninin SITUATION | WANTED-BY A. RESPECTABLE Air, ta cook, wash and iron in small : ity reference from her A soot ce nay be at, Brooklyn, Laat place. By sppiina wo to Bawara Mehl, vate 3 at B4 Atlan! YOUNG WOMAN WA! pectable ea nerae fas ‘tween lat in a rom ‘2d ave. y Saar AS Md at 96 4th st, be- AS avenues, i} BLE YOUN AL Moms fae ae lire do up stalre assist launi fortwo daye at v's a av. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A chamberwork and waiting: haa the best of city refer Gall nt 75 Went 19th at. hoar 6th av. . A wrod vate family. Iea is seen for two days at 109 final mod a baby at ber own home, % RERPEOTADED WOMAN yea TO WET NURSE between Lat and 2d GIRL WISHES A ference, Can bo WOMAN OF RESPECTABILITY, W: of Broadway. ymbermaid, or would do the en rs and was! aye ‘good nei ret t3d ot SITUA. AL 'OUNG GIRL TO DO r= ub A dren. The best city referes 44th at, in the store. at 631 8th av., RESPECTARLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION, AS chninbormald aud seamstress, oF 10, take care of chil. A COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN, WITH references, wants @ situation house as chambermaid, waitress, or stands ber work thoroughly, 103 “y woman WISHES A SITUATION TO cooking and nssiat in the washing and fronin, mernl housework: has no objection 10 G0 8 a tuad pen fn 4063 24 ay, be aud Inthe country. Can ba seen at A MPETENT YOU! fon ne reamstrese: or WOMAN WANTS A SIT derstunds all kinds of family Goop CITY fin « private boarding rate wailrosn; under S6th at., near Gth av. DO PLAIN todo 'UA- PRENCH WOMAN wisn TO HAVE GENTLE- sacl, Fala Meat ISts abs between itn and Sth sa Ms aiden alin ail A tegemee'sfamt ere one gaa deat IN in ans fo sie br pee 15 to 2 por mont, the of noes can be given, Inquire at 149 4th st., near OU A eee Se tein, aha SITUATION WANTRDIRY ‘A YOUNG WOMAN AS chambermaid embroiderer; ar would take care of children sidren and and gee be pe, Bf 6th av., between 17th A RESPECTABLE, WOMAN WISHES A. SIT TS ‘me cook : Sipe 4 understands her references, Can Racoon ienieen 4 at av zib Went 3th at” 7) PROTESTANT wou. ¥, W ‘nurse: payin en ARTA co STin TAT toon tee has ; an infant preferred. Gan be agen ory eat ers ‘av, oorner 19th RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WHO THOROUGHLY UN. derstands her busin wants a situation in « small private family an cook. and trener; has dent of ity Teferences. ‘Can be seen at 368 West 25th st., first floor. AS porters, GOVERNESS—AN Accom. Personally or by letter at * place. ALS ee seat ante hi in‘ouker household work. Taguire at 31 feat 46th a. A Nm pra asin ener ae DERSTANDS uae mene situ: ANS —s DRESSMAKER wines TO OR. vale. families; gntersinnds ingming nthe Bicoa ler & Wit. Blane. ha Ee 0 da: re aStay waces SRAMETSR AS WISHES A SITUATION TO DO PLAIN: family sewing by tee week or day... Call at 886 2d av. Ameen ree BY A. taser cat tare dopalase serine. lor tee age ‘Ttew Saareerance YouNG WOMAN WISTIES A AITT- A, und! Apa ig pecerstande ¥ reference. ON. WANT ‘a YOUNG GIRL. 8 A. Rivera “nad of children. Cali for ané day at $77 Uniog 4 lyn. GOOD, BMART, TIDY GIRL WANTS A SITUATION to cook, wash and’ tron; or to hounework. Dan give rote, from her for lace. Call for twe dage'at 00 Baa 10nh ot ret Noor, Dask Foo. SITUATION WANTED—BY A Labatt ati bes led A seamstress of to do light ng woman, as ype compre from wher she basi ‘rorneanty Byers for two days at 300 6th av. 4! ate hoe hip cheng CUAMEREMATD AND machi at alty rete a clerk Wilson's machine: best ‘olty reference, at 35966th, in the picture store. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, AR yh hermeaid and hermald pana aitress, or as cham! mtelty reference, Call at 148 Weat 18th st, mefarvaren ‘deseen a| A. her roy in a small private "RESPECTABLE YOUNG Aas? AN WISHES A SIT- far bh Ceo hor am washer and ironer an: dress 124 Pat reference. A‘ aig between 7th and era GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS PLATN COOK washer and froner in « amall private family, or woul assint in up stairs work: has got good referonce, Can be seen for two days at 5t7 Greenwich st, pst aa! hehe Annan SR (A RESPECTABLE, YOUNG, WOMAN, WISHRS A situation as chambermaid a eet: or to do gene- ral housework Ing Small patti 6 best of reference. Can be seen for two days at 7 Weat 5th st,, betwoen 7th and 8th ave. pc RS RU SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, 28 cook, nd ironer. Call at her present em: ployer'e, ; Th st. A RFSPECTART YOUNG GIRT. WANTS A SITUA- tion as child's nurse or chainbermald; best of city re- ference. Apply at 117 West 16th st,, between th and 7th avs, GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A PRIVATE PAMI. ly tocook, wash and tron, Apply at 163 Mulberry st., N PROPESTANT GIRL WANTS A Sewing on Wheeler & Wilron's family machine; has no ob- jeotion to axsist with chamberwork; good city references, Pall for two days at 607 7th av., corner Ast At. room No. 14, fourth floor, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT GIRL, YOUNG AMERT AA Ste nurse: can take entire charge of a baby from itd dirin; has reference. beet Cal i FeTibav./b Oa RESPECTABLE B YOUNG WOMAN WA aitrese and to i aah at at., near 2d av. bent of city reference. Can be seen between 27th and 28th sts, asniat in the wai ng aad tren. ight years in her Inst pines: the best of city A SITo- pos tw Yonicl hb MLL ee RESPECTABLE FOES wom. WANTS A SITU- at., seoond floor, ‘on first class improved city ae 7 A $50,000. ‘ation as chambermat ke care of children; RG. S'Pine street Apply o's: LUDLOW a by eetesthcuns “mnply ates ain avin Taney siowe 70 LOAN BOND AND MORT. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM- $125.000 rr. Goan coment: Tis. ‘aes A brnaid or nurse; has no objection to assist in any. Joun F. CONREY, 62 Wall street, room Ni room. \pply at 260 Ist av., near Woma iN Hi TO ing at herawn residence, or would do days’ work: can be w well recommended, Call at 82 Flatbush av., Brooklyn. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATIONS AS PLATN cook, and to asst waxhing snd ironing, or to do general honwework, § family; good reference. Ap- Ply at 178 Madison at., joor, back room, A Goon. PLAIN COOK—ONE WHO WOULD aoe yg with the washing and ironing, wante a sity te family. Also a chambermaid; is a good Pile A AW fare il gitar pifergnee hias, their last ¥ at 2s Wes wo days. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION. IN A PRI- vate family as seamstress and chambermaid: under. stands all k sp of family ne Tthant Bik the bent of city refe- ran 70 ara ak S6th at, between Ist and 24 ave., t A ABAMSDRESS WANTS A SITUATION; CAN CUT wnd fit and do all’ kinds of family sewing or licht oham- required. of see to growing children; her, the beat of reference. Can be seon at 137 13th at, between 7th and ‘Sth avs.. for two days. SITUATION WANTED—RY A nt girl, ine private rr AS SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PER. fon. a aera, tn a private family: can do all kinds Paert PC ste seterence. Cali at 187 West 18th 17th and 8th ave. RESPECTABLE. WOMAN WANTS TWO OR THRER gentlemen's washing. Good reference given. ‘223 Weat 36th at., third floor. A SITUATION WANTED BY A. ‘8 good cook and a good washer and irone: and obliging, (nod refrince: no objection ta ne. fn th LL an Call for two days at 158 W Baten PRO. mbarmald oF to Sie ‘16th at, SITUATION WANTED YA RESPECTABLE WO- ‘man, as firat clans cook, in a hotel, restaurant ing houan: understands her business in nit its rancher. Can boteoe ‘iti nulted a0 200 Mulberry st. Beat of references. A. YOUNG, WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. bormald and waitress: Beal of eity referenon; Is will- ing to make heraelt Eaat 25th ~ betwaen 24 and umeraity unetal. Apply at 190 AX poe AGED AMERICAN PROTESTANT WOMAN hen a nsec amg) to Con care Sth ochnnn bat a ae, ferences if" requ seit rey at. Men, ~ SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, an cook, washer and froner; best city Call at 119 9th a¥., necond floor. front room, for A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS waitrons: in willing to assist In the waabing I ff soqutred: hax the bent city reference from her last place. Can be seen at 79 Wont 28th iF 6th RESPROTARLR “ore. WANTS A SITUATION AS charabermald waitrews, or to ansiat in the washing ‘ne obj ection to do housework in a amall family; tes Ing: ood city reference, Can be seen for and tron willing and obt gut two days nt LADY, GIVING UP HOUSEKERPING, WISHES TO Wor two giele situations: one ve ehambermatd and other ax nurse and strona: have no objec- itresa, To Hes need apply. the tior to travelling. None but private famil Call at 70 Weat 14th st. vena ahe can A SITUATION DESIRED-RY A RESPECTABLE, trustworthy young girl, as chambermaid and aenmstrena, OF would like the care of two or three children: oan teach them the rudiments of an English education; ean produce reference. Can be seen at " Sth\ave., new number 397, A BRR REAPROTABLE GIRL. WANTS A SITUATION AS oP teskete’ On 4 aren Pe a Aa sit hy aterbn nbs for rtovtays A SITUATION “{ SITUATION WANTED—RY A RESPROTAMLE rl, to 40 chambarwork oF wal ting: is an excel: inn sain rer, Call at 287 4th at., between Charles and nity reference f wired. At EMPRCT, HR YOUNG, OMAN Wis WISHRS A arr. ation aa cook inn private famtly; sansiat w washing. Can be seen for two dayeat 112 13 Hudaon at LADY WOULD LIKE A SITUATION FOR A CHAM. Bermald and waltroar: would analst with washing and ironing: Iw kind and ‘obliging to children, Call at 228 ie — — —. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A Ma apt ght a ore, ‘aa good cook; understands all kinds of work: no nbjec Hon to a private boarding house, Call at 200 Weeat 16th at., in the rear. YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, IN A SMALL ‘Can be seen Private family, to do general housework. at 20 Hudson PMS COOK DESIRES A SITUATION; 18 WILLING TO ‘assist with the washing and ironing. Refers to her Present employer, 11 East 13th at., near 6th av. A‘? oe soeak LATELY nee FROM IRE. wishes « uation. Tx willing to iminke heeselt Fenersiy wretl, Apply for two days at 902 Bdav., between 20th and Sth ate, A Ag maid; perfectl {SITUATION WANTED—BY rh ‘as first class cook in a res} ‘reference, Apply at 235 ava. irdrensing; 13 a A RESPECTA! SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENGLISH LADY'S understands bai at wi He & Tete to any part. ‘address for BI, ble. private family Went Toth’ sks RRBPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A BITUATION AS ‘and froner, or would do housework in « armall family: thoroughly ut ciey revorenée, Call 8135 Sth ave. inderstands her business; beat of . ‘West 17th st., between 7th and YOUNG WOMAN, WITH A GOOD tion, wants a situation in a small chamberwork Ii'Weet igh ‘and sewing, or would RECOMMEN! Private family, 10, do berwork and Can pee for two days at her present employer's, DA- situation as child's nurse and to assist in chamberwork. Can be seen at her present employer's, 402 Weet 23d st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. tion in a private family as chambermaid and waitress; is willing to assist with the washing, and ironing. Good elt reference from her last place. sn be seen for two days al 266 Weat 31at st., near 9th ai DRESSMAKER TO GO OUT BY THE DAY. OR BY the week, to cut and fit. Can be seen at 197 East 35th RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A GENTLE- man's or lady's washing, at her own renidence. Ts x Apt rate was washer and ironer; best of reference. Cail at 67 RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION 3 i competent to take care of a baby or chil- ren, “Call at 168 8d a¥., botween 16th and 174h ats, fad Seid YOUNG G!RL WISHES A SITUA. ‘an chambermaid and fine washer. Call for two days at 08 B West 19 st., between 6th and 7th avs. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS ghambermald and waltress; no seiertee to goje the eountry; good city reference. Gall at RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIT. uation as chambermaid ai raitrens; has the best of raferobee,” Gan be scan at 625'88 av. between. 37th and Bth wts., aecond floor, frant room. pf a i fut ten rower And WISHES ing to make eranee. Taine He ae haa wont ot rit tse at 369 7th av,, RESPECTABLE, WOMAN a A SITUATION 8 willing to an Oret class launt LJ et ie fn the chamberwork: hes the best of “itv the ang Gall for two days at.360 7th ev, between 38d nod S4th. sta, RESPECTABLE MARRIED, ‘WOMA! lost her baby (two months old ae her own residence; must Mrs, Briody, 280 Fant 18h + YOUNG GIRL WISHES “A SITUATION ‘0 be | general housework; 14,» good washer. and ironer ai understands her business ) reference given, Call at 347 Woat A YOUNG WOMAN, LATELY LANDED, WISHES A situation to take care. of a baby and make heraclf use ful; faan 119 08 exeelient sewer. Call fort ‘two days at 390 7th av. “erin, natiad 2h robes ity seatonen Oak P:) we city refereneea. 177 Bast 35th sb. OT RIP tation wt ena “WHO HAS one to nurse at ble parents. Call om PECTABLE waitress; oF to take care of children. Good. Apply at corner Se ee cg int ates Willatasburg, over the grocery nee, se se OOK'S “SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERI. / enced Protestant, sr woman, in a private family; has beet of reference. Can be for lwo days. mt 230 Went 29th at., between 9th and 10th rg 5 AOMPANTON —A WELL, ROUGATED YOUNG (ait ay Wiaka 3H TTiuation-ax companion to a Indy, oF tae rersoe the. glucation of children; whe imitsie Bets make areit generally useful. The Mala abject & Ee Spine, ‘Apply at or address for three iaee is M,N ‘st. areiceb stew iad mb Rele hit ENERAL HOUSEWORK, 4 sito’ ." gir! who understanits r picollGnt Saaherand ronors beat of F rene beacon for two days at the umbrella store, at. FS of 26th “ “-AVANA.—AN ELDERLY WOMAN, AN exontitane nurse, accustomed to the voyae and never xeag#eh, ines to deonmpany a lady or family going to Hava) ake gome Spanish; has the best of reference, S| id ‘AmerioaD. ean be seen at 188 East 16th st, OUSEKEEPER’S POSITION WANTED-—BY A ALADY 3A years of ace: tn x widowor's family: frst clase; none ‘ut those in ratth need answer. asa home is desired. Address M. A., Herald office. Rofrreuves exchanged, ‘OUSEKEEPER.—A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, OF RR- Siilty,ejuention and: refinement, wiahes a situa. tory eunrheelons chilarc ed ify ly eompeinnt tke i £4 entire charge of entablisht ‘Address ire Bernard, Giation NV ‘perpop, able vo fate chnaze of aa intuit fro tn BEDE able to take ef an sewer or or chambermald. Teteresoen Gall a Went 85th at. oe oe Srna con A ee ee Sear nies ci armen an be ween for two eaars LADY OF EXPERIENCE WISHES TO MAKE AN at yee) YOUNG GIRL Rage d A SITUA- chambermald and fine washer and troner. tlon a8 the best of city reference. Can beseen at 145 7th av., near 20th at., for two days. tomas wet TouEG | WOMAN WISHES A ‘SITUA- nurse. The be: be sven at her po No, ion or Hiteks at ‘and Hamilton ay., Brooklyn, for three st of reference wen if re je at.. corner days only, maerectaneas GIRL WANTS A SITUATION _ Copy ae to ansist with the cham! hing and ironing. tive the cily “reference fr Fashing and {rooine-, eS Weet Such ol, between Tih and favs., fortwo days. PROTESTANT YOUNG womes WISHES A tae A RESPECTABLE ee ee seamatrens; can 10 best of waiting, or ry cut and ‘Mt; city reference. Gan bo counts WANTS A SITUATION he chamberwork ai seen for i Hy | A= WANTED—BY a RESPECTABLE G1 do chamberwork or ral housew: Paes reference given. se eat SITUATION bes ds tom A YOUNG GIRL, AS Pe pepe pe Ton'wene bith ae would do general house. Totally; good clty reference. Call ai pd § ba TO bel ek fb My TO be! sitaat nt 108 Bth ions for +5 CORNET Ly he ‘waitress ih at. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A Rigg em Sisto WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUN@ irl, as anleswoman; speaks French and English. Apply eae ciere with a first class cloak house, a8 designer; reference given. Address T. E. of. av. ITUATIONS WANTED—BY TWO "A Tabor Boman Bs Nay Poe pone icy earssort Yi ans es ce hnt ray 174 East 14th at. Dont of ay re =— at 209 ee SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT GIR See UATIONS Ww. atrexe Or waitress, ine first class fami! Sai in private fantilion: Y py ee = ine ily. ris, Fai eet es; ang pin aewne snd pre “PROTESTANT GIR! a altuation as cham! hat and for two diya at 378 floor, Brooklyn. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATI HAM. A Bottanid and waltcons Cail at 112 Wee 10th st A “IDDER AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES A Ae ser eet make Given Gall at Ob Weet Ite ek YOUNG WOMAN, A “wurse to Wake ra of ellen, aasint in chamber- Scio er a ieee He Uirtar an cbiections tg travel. Be rt: earl fefetence giver, Gall for rth Sein YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM. reference bermaid or to ‘k. firen., Apri at daa" West tha sty second floor, days. LA’ mings a wines bi Au WOAN, board WISHES A SITUATION aa fasity, a0 hoastheaper.. ‘The most pad > gorudeanierster and required. "adress ah. A SITUATION WANTED. SY, A, RESPECTABLE tintin tena velvrenae given. aes nage mw te: eh, city given. Sopa from 10 wil oe ‘ ed eae an x RESPECTABLE WO. Gan be soon antl == ae and 8th ave., third ATIONS WA’ TWO RESPECTA’ jung women, one as.cook, the other as wii between Bre ng two at No 4 ATION Piste acoiiiren i oni hig A) Goanyibing shots pakod. Can Sy fine {0 do any at 3 King Sa ‘WANTED—BY ne aa sew on8 to taka care of Can be ITUATION Paar fan Area A I of Shudeed a ye Stanton, room room Grate by Fa» toad ag paltokiee Sienna tins om Deg erat a A RESPECTABLE machine; has no ob! ‘seen at 48 West youn oe, aX | agian. Cae raslagnd eng as Two Mires mbermaid, or both, in small 7 fe ironer: the other good foterence,” Gail ar i West 10th thy necond second oor. pas le ie etre : i ara bars qote WISHES SITU. - “dayes ‘Mb ave., A RESTECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WISHES Ae arr. "éyin maid and soamateess: Res Ka! ‘ar ‘ uation as chambermatd and laundrese; hae the ing and atting all Kinde of family sew hair ty reference. Gall at 18 West 25th at. sing perfectly; has the best of her | GITUATION WANTRO—BY A YOUNG OTRE. RL, 70 DE fs whee Spun etekne Wodernacet | Si chamberwork and. fine washing, oF ‘chamberwork YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRI. | 38th st., second floor. waiting; good city referemee. Call at 96 Wont 19th at. H, “orto unaiat ta the fine washin Ay Sod ovine: She best ext SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS LAUN. Signe Ww. —BY A YOUNG WOMAN, a mal Y 4 Tey reference given. Call at 263 Wee S2d at, beiwena Tih rate, iy references. Can vate family " A a and nh AVA, sd $ Be ou fortwo days at 19 Team $d at. . or ri, corner an ate” vi (A SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED "A BESERCTARLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU. | QITUATION WANTRDORY A RESPROTADLE YOUNG nurse; she incapable of taking, the entire charge of s ation as chambermatd and waitress; has the best of | \) woman, ina private family, as laundross, and would be iby from ind w willing to make herse! ‘wise | reference er Yaak, Can be been for two days | willing toaselet in ie chamber wor Call at 60824 av., commer Yefwere soem me her present employer's, | atal dun 4, Pom aid. 28th at. ITU. TION WANTED—BY TWO PROTEST. AITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTARLE Oioue se tres Sacmhesieae (odo chamber ber- Pisin sewing ton ton yanrs’ olty reference. “apply at S10 3d ores at rly as Gret class waitress and to do chan sworn? Galt ade ein ‘a ‘ PROTESTANT WOMAN “WISHES A SITUATION IN Seen TWO _RESPROTA! — crm bone nt lord fe cmon | A ar hae Y Mug Wwheotoc ke Wi Sa machine bread wt aaa biseait, sed ve oreamn and days at and all sorte of embratd a Toe Sousa a ry Seliten:, beat of elty reverences, Apply at 46: iri ot a private fam, Both can seen two A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SETUATION 4 Armen THOROUGHLY COMPETRNG AND RELIABLE | days nt ravi s,t at. in the rears room No. first class cook in a private family; bas no Pane ae child's ‘has bad long aay re a a EE ee a BT gs eee | nates bo spehing and eonings also in & wea 4 . ol Ney yo | ~~ th, pS ge yd WANTED—8Y, Two ne} Fanen from last place. “Call at 171 ast 13th st, te wate lie po ad dh aver ~ Gn afferent machines mating RRAVECTAMLE WOMAN WISHES A CHILD 70 | A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE feetrance’" Saitator address i Week Ih ot pale 4 7.) * y : ES ee street, z Ty, z 3 ie ‘and obliging. Call at 205 G!Tuations. WANTED—BY SITUATION | WANTEDARY A RENPEOTANLE | “~ — Vai one, woman, nurse and sgamisirens; Wises a srru ralteons i. a ayn at Hs Went oom a corner of Greeawich st, en- dha : Gall for two daye nt Bt West Sth st. ae {rare on Wowsten, besend Beer, beck room. A seas OIRL WISHRS A SITUATION IN A PRI. Girearions WANTED | VATION W. —BY A RESPECT. T lag and SITUATION WANTED—B i RESPECTABLE wee ey ewe io ete SREY nd | ober aa ohambortna! and wniteat fourth Tra private, farsily iy he, Fererence, —* An oe LAL Lo) ‘7th at., between 71h andoih ave, ITUATIONS WANTRD-FOR A GREAT NUMBRE OF youna GIRL, WANTS “ SITUATION IN A PRI. RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A situation, ag wet nurse; her bal resh breast’ of mill, Call a days. re, for three days. her nlx weeks old: at 183 bermald and waitress, or would do mth Family, Good olty re references. har . 17th at, for three RESPECTABLE tike wasting inte the rst rete washer and. WANTS A SITUATION IN A BMALL The best of reference given. Inquire $4 av., in the store, ait asad ot af fanally ner would Exar ee, between ih and Medison PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION e.| good plain cook and to assist with the washing and ironing: the best of city and country reference. "Call fot two days nt 86 Wont 19th st., between Gth and 7th ave. ne TABLE ; so GIRL WANTS A SITUA. tion to do cowwrerhs plain Sr asd “Exit for fro days at 129 West & Grst rate washer and ironer. New York, Ironer:, has good clty dn: enee, Coll nt 34 Ist avs, Tnene 17th at third WIDOW WOMAN WISHES TO honse, oF would go owt by she At RESPECTABLE YOuNG orm Me 4 of Tua. rence, Sart Jan Sooes for two days ai West’ ‘oth bid base ment door. ‘pinta “Xovly y at Ot West 19th at. FRENCH PROTESTANT NURSE DESIRES 4 A sitva. tion, ned refers to her present employer, N at, near 6th av, SITUATION HE on a A ‘yptaetase d ee hae and ‘ pod ohil. 4 og saeco ford day ae 207 Teh av" second A YOUNG WOMAN WisitEs 4 A Lg py + housework oity cleo Coed Tie’ Went tt Ton 4 7th ave, YOUNG GURL WANTS 4 TION AS CHAM. REAPECTARLE, GIRL, WANTA, A SITUATION As ‘A SETUATION WANTED RY ARRSPECTAMLE OTR, pe se te Best professed cook IM ramtly city, Ci horned a yt A, vers ‘ber inet pint Wes TT a Teor sere is Wace Shun ou ovsoma Gone, frovt Ahn akenaneeer etd oe isa Went ih st berwera Ts eae ‘th ave, room. AX RRs’ reed YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. bermaid and waitres has good referenc on for twe rs ngs a0 ar, ete bee Ha cat oad She floor, back rou SITUATION WANTRD—RY A RESPECTAWLE WO- nat Can be seen for i irener, Han good ety referen the rear. As Lngligh cook or houekeete oan k, wash and fron: fs an rec Call at 3 Cornelia st. in FIRST CLARS Ly, UNDRESS WANTS A SITUATION Would ansint in chamberwork | aang ae od inn private family: Beauired ha the bent of olty “near Mth at, seeand floor, SITUATION w ANTED— bermaid, or to do general housework in feference given. Call for two tween 6th and 7h a Av REAPROTARLE. BNOLIBH haw ag WANTS A “SIT. business in all vl ta wn . sed fuor, “) site ATION WANTED—BY A pesrecranty OTRL, ‘na chambermaid and waitress: tl of city reference fistien Call for Uwe dove at Bast 38d st., between 4th and : LB YOUNG GIRL LATELY LANDED, ion mbermatd, or would do 100 W 7th at. ce < OPERATOR— Witt Enn'be seen at all (ain be ween HER OWN MACHIN! A® maker, cau quis wanta a situation in a store: Ian good quilter and hoot aud Yue fyss. Addresg U. Y.. Hevatd office, MIDDLE AaED NEW ENGLAND LADY, with ont encnm » would like & sitiation ## house Reopen, oF wo corapanion ‘o ‘an invalid Indy of references ity. Letiers enewered to person If A if ae id dressmaker; amd fit Indies’ and z pmo tophepe GIRL WIstiRs 4 A SITUATION AS iron on Trower objection to lown or country. sit Can Le seen jrooklyn, for two Rvs bad GERMAN aint L Wisnts A SITUATION, tal yunew ork, ATION meme A nd do all Kinda on m7 iseruin ‘icity sowing: ne ond erga te do bor an nd Mh ave, “ RESPECTABLE ina private family; ‘Cap be seen at FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS WISHES TO TAKE IN AX ladies’ and gentiomen's washing Frenoh fiw } vis in store ting od polishing. Fnet 32 Beat of city references, vetwveen Tet and 2 can do the best of Ap SITUATION WANTED—BY « YOUNG WOMAN, AR A. int waltrene of chamberinald; oan jeramce. 6 be amen at 89 Went 19th at. RESPRCTARLE, YO YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SiTvA. kinds of foto tae te yee me two days at Jtl West Boh sty botweon Teh "RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION cook and to usa in the washing und troulng: ins neces Tipre good city rererence from her lust place. Cali at YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISHES A fivuntion as stewardeas, 10, go. to Rurope of California, the best of reference given. Address Mrs, Maria Cadmus, Brooklyn Post offien, “Anawere received for one RESPECTABLE GIRL WistiEs A situ TOR To go charnterwork and waiting, 1p 8 family: tho best city reference, Can be seen for 8 at 268 7th av. between th ih ste, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS Nuner and senmatrese: can do all kinds of wae aan or would be willing to do light é! = nas Theteaof ey Forerenes. Call at 166 Mast Stat ake ing ba ist “4 SITCATION WANTED—BY AR Cae ee on a, i benween woman ‘WANTS A aaa AS ouAM- YOuN A ae care of children, or can do fing wash fg and iron' ret from her last place, Can beacon at 228 + frat Moor, German and Ei iris, to ogee housework, &.. at German Agency, y at, ITUATION WANTED—Y A Ri ts chambermaldiart laundresn; best of aiyy ret where she has lived over taree given from her years, Call at 49 Wat BA ot ‘cornor of 6th av. RATIONS WANTED _RY a2. YOUNG rinaid and Magyar te xa chambes ieety ended: she pay ty ma ‘iin same ve No objection wo ® ae Sa snd sn gireres WANTRD—wr A RESPECTABLE Rly Riya T8 Wan Z As Wet nurse: fresh ee of milk and the sma WARTEDBY A RESPECTABLE ¥ aitrens; Suns Saree ‘walteoss; bess, prs a omns ARB ee ee sae ; one as chambermald and Inundress, and Ty present, met thee yor! Wo YOUNG WOMEN WISH FOR A FEW Chile men’a washing; can be high!y recommended, 267 Mulberry at. Tea eT Lee soomnes Dotween 36th and Sel pL ott ‘wisit situaTroNs IN Hi "a gond plain cook, a acer ae nh other Ian i in the OTHSTANT GIRLS. Wise the other as clomber Sail tor two days at 2h Week situations. matd sud to do plain sewn, bat. iotweea 7th aad