The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1865, Page 2

2 p FINANCIAL AND ) COMMERCIAL. Monpay, Oct. 9—6 P. M. ‘The stock market manifested an improving tendeney | this morning, and as the day advanced the disyo-ition to renew operations for a rise increased, New York Contrat \@ being the leading favorite. At the first board the latter closed 23¢ higher than at the same time ou Saturday, Erie %, Reading %, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1g, North- western }¢, preferred %, Fort Wayne 2)/, Vrairte du Chion 1%, Ohio and Mississippl certiticntes %, @umberiand 3, Quicksilver %. There was salo of Panama Railroad stock = at 240. | State stocks were firm, Government securities were quiet, Coupon five-twenties of the new issue advanced 36. Coupon ten-forties were 34 lower. After the call Erie advanced to 91, upon the China’s advices reporting the stock at 6034 8 603¢ in London on the 30th ult. Gold bearing securities also became Stronger under the quotation of 708 3g for five-twentics on the same date, ‘The board suspended general business for a short time to consider a complaint relative to the trans- fer systom of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail- way Company. It was stated that a letter of in- quiry upon the subject had been addressed to its president about a fortnight ago, but that no answer bad been returned, and a motion was made to strike the stock from the list, After some sharp discussion the subject was tabled. It is contended that the company ought to have a transfer agent in this city, and not leave its business to the care ofa bank. The matter will probably be so adjusted as to remove objections by the president signing the certificates and the bank offi- cers countorsigning them. ‘At the open board at one o'clock the market was active ‘and buoyant, and at the second regular board the improve- ment was sustained, Michigan Southern and New York Central being the strongest on the list, The former closed 53¢ higher than at the first board, and the latter 244, Erie 2, Hudson River 1%, Reading 1, Illinois Central 244, Cleveland and Pittsburg 34, Northwestern %, pre- ferred %, Rock Island 1}, Prairie du Chien 133. Th large increase in the earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad—those from January 1 to Anguet 31 having been $294,090 in excess of those for the corresponding period last year—is attracting attention to the certificates, in view of the probubility of their ultimate conversion into a dividend-paying stock. Fort Wayne and Quicksilver were steady. Government gold Doaring securities wore in a little better demand, and ol five twenties were sirong at an advance of 3. Seven ‘and three-tenths notes of the third series were, however, heavy at 98—a discount of two per cent, At the open board at half-past three the market was a fraction lower, except for New York Central, which 4 vanced to 103%. Erie closed at 81%, Hudson River 109%, Michigan Souther 77%, Reading 117%, Prairie du Chien 6 Cleveland and Pittsburg 88%, Rock Island J11%, North- western (b. 8) 31%, preferred 67, Fort Wayne 102, Olio and Mississippi certifica‘es (b. 3) 803s, Cumberland 47, Central Coal 59};, Quieksilver 51. ‘Afterwards, on the street, the market was a shade lower on a portion of the list. bd Petroloum stocks were steady at the first board, with the exception of United Stales, which was $1 50 lower than at the same time on Saturday; MecClin- tock, which was 40c. higher, and Buchanan Farm 3c. At the sesond board the market was irregular, Pichole Creck closed at $7 05, Bennchoff Run $12, Buchanan Farm 86:., Empire city 45¢., Ex- coisior 80c., Germania 36c., First National 32c., Oll Creek $1 00, Bynd Farm $1, United States $29. ‘Tho gold market underwent a further weakening, con- sequent upon the news of the advance of 41¢c. per pound in cotton at Liverpool, and the great activity and ad- vance in American securities abroad. The avidity with which the Erie bonds offered for subscription at 75 ‘were taken up would seem to foreshadow an increased demand for our railway-and national stocks in England. The sudden rise in the price of American cotton in the Liverpool market is, however, not likely to stimulat> its export from this side, as the advance abroad has been already neutralized by the rise of 10c. a 12c. per pound whieh has taken place here to-day. The opening quota- ton was 1465, from which there was an advance of % and then a gradual decline to 145%, at which th market closed. The supply of coin was abundant, and loans were made flat. b Foreign exchange was dull but steady at Friday’s rates, There is just now a partial lull in the import trade, owing to the wants of tho fall trade having beon to agreat extent supplied; but the spring orders which have been sent abroad are generally represented to be unusually heavy, and hence there is every prospect, in view of the probable exports, of a firm market for ox- change for some time to come. The advance in the Bank of England rate of discount, showing the increased demand for money, operates in this direction, and has already strengthened the rate for short sight bills. ‘The demand for money is active in the discount line ‘and moderately so from the Stock Exchange, which lat- ter is mot at seven per cent on call, with a few excep- tions of government securities at six. The supply of capital is fully equal to the demand, although the statement of the associated banks for the week, if we exclude the First National Bank, which wos not included in last week’s return, hows an increase of more than four millions in loans, ‘with an increase of only about a quarter of a million in deposits. But as the First National formorly made its clearances through some other bank belonging to the Clearing House, its affairs were more or less represented by that medium. We therefore find a less disproportion when we accept the figures of the full statement, Which show an increase of $6,702,087 in loans and $4,673,770 in deposits, There is @ loss of $173,048 in the specio line, and of $846,078 ‘im the legal tender notes. There is every reason to look for an easier market, this week than last, as a consider- able number of loans ‘were suddenly called in by the banks for the purpose of putting them out again at the ‘advanced rate of seven per cent, Under this condition of monetary affairs, in the present highly speculative tomper of the sireet, there is reason te look for renewed excitement and higher prices on the Stock Exchango before any considerable break occurs. The market is, however, likely to be more or less spasmodic in its movements, while the attention of the operators will be mainly confined to the active clique stocks. ing figures compare the last weekly state- New York associated banks with the re- turns ef the previous week :— Oct. 7. Loan $221,818, 640 $228,520, 727 Deposit 830, 7 486 Specie. . 13,643, 182 13,470,134 Legal tei 97,665,674 68,511,752 Circulation. . 10,645,607 970,397 —The deviations from the returns of the oT week fare as follows:— Tnerease in loans... meer Incroase in deposita. - Oo Decrease in specie. 114,208 Increase in legal tenders. : pastoso Lncrease in circulation. . . 322,862 {in comparing the returns with | those of last week, itis necessary to remember that the First National Bank re- ports this week for the first time, with the following $2000 US 6's °81, cou 107% 6000 U 8605-200, exNO i” feo 200 do. 100 Erie RR 60 Hudson hiv Ri 1000 Bkiyn ¢ 6 wi 30x 10090 Ohio 6, "81... 98 % 16 14 9 = 1600 83} Meo ie Ba Em i es 43 30 a1 146% «100 66: 42% 100 eo A s EM . 400 no . Hy 200 110 n 100 1 61 | 500 110% s 40 0 100 OO Hast os ite, "90 | 100 MoGregorW RR 24 SECOND BOARD. ttc tee 8000 UB's, "81,0 107! io RR... be 2 st ome lors 200 Hudson Riv RR. ang 2exN 103% 200 do... 1000 Us 8's, 10-400. 94 2500 do. 36000 Ten 180. ist 8 30000 O & Miss cor... 500 73. AO. 40+ -+0e 600 Cleve & Pitis RR 84 1000 uns Canton Co 400 . 84 do,..-..b80 4334 500 Chic Foo Quicksilver igo 61 900 Lopes BR.... 10236 500 eT 100 100 61 400 300 100 200 500 a. 1500 Fak Sree r03g 700 1850 eeeeoe ee CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Oct. 0—6 P. M. Asmms.—Receipte, none. The market continued dull for want of stock. We quote nominally pote and a $7 8734 0 $8. Buxavsturvs.—Receipts, 20,584 bbis. flour, 130 do, Pe 281 bags corn meal, 26,731 bushels wheat, 331,187 do. corn, 71,005 do, oats, 7,000 do. malt, and 92,092 do. bar- ley. The market for State and Western flo. opened steady, with a fair demand, but closed dull and droop- ing, and 10c. a 15c. lower. The sales, were modorate, comprising 8,500 bbis. at our revised quotations annexed. Southern flour was inactive and declining. The sales were-450 bbls, Canada flour was,quiet, and prices closed 10¢. a 15c, in buyer’s favor, with the tendency still down- ward. ‘The sales were about 300 bbls. Rye flour was steady, but rather quiot_ Corn moal ruled quict, but prices were unchanged. We quote:— uperfine State and Western flour. ++$8 15 a $8 20 Extra State, 855 a 8 75 Choice State,....+++ + 8 80a 9 00 Common téineditim extra Western, 866.8 9 10 Extra ronnd hoop Ohio. 9000 940 Western trade brands. 9 50 a 12 00 Cominon Southern, 975 ati 00 Tevew an 11 10 a 15 75 Common 8600 915 Good to choice and extra 9 25 a 12 75 Rye flour (superfine). . 5 50a 610 Corn meal, Jersey. . 4900 600 Corn meal, Brandywine. 5 75a - Corn meal, Brandywine, puncheons...,...26 00a = — —The wheat market was irregular, aud Closed 20. a Se, lower. The sales were toa moderate extent and em- braced 48,000 bushels, at $1.73 a $1 76 for Milwaukee club, $2 35 for winter red Wostern, $242 a $244 for new amber State, $244 for new amber Michignn, $1 70 a $177 for amber Milwank-o, and $173 a $1 76 for Chis cago spring. ‘The corn market was ‘also unsettlod, and prices declined 1c. a 2c. ‘The sales were 60,000-bushel Rt Sten 000, for unsound tnd. 920. 303340, for sound mixed Western, and 94c, for high mixed, nearly yel- low. Oats were dull and nominally’ le. per bushel in buyer's favor, with sales at 53c. a 56c. for unsound, and 626. a Cc. for sound. Rye was a shade better, with sales of 7,600 bushels Canada, part if not allat $216, Malt ‘was quict and nominally unchanged. Barley was _with- out material change; 18,000 bushela State sold at $1 11 in rates, some holders retaining thelr stocks at 690, a 60c, for middlings. The bulk of the sales, however, was within our annexed quotations, the market closing buoyant with nothing offering except at a further advance, The sales comprised 6,300 bales. We provement quote:— baton Florida. rae NO. Lod Ordinary... at Middting, Hf ST rd 3 Good middli 60 61 62 63 Covrer was tive at full oy We note sales of 532 bags Rio at 13%(c. a 17 s¢c., Frriaats were unsettled by the , ae advices by the Chine, as cotton has controlled the rates for grain. The only ‘engavement we heard of was 7,000 bushels ‘corn to Liverpool at 54,, but there was talk ‘of cotton per steamer at 1 3gd., and by ‘sail at 9-16d, a %{4., though we heard of no engagements at these rates. Hops were in rather better domand, and prices wore steady. The sales were 150 bales, including old and new crop, at 12c. a 40c. for the former and 36c. a 60c. for the latter, The last price is extreme, and only obtained for small lots of extra fancy Western. Motassva, —The market was quiet, owing to the limit- ed offerings and high pretensions of holders. We notice = of 80 rar eer muacovado at =. 6iec. 4 ROVE 10NS,—Roccipts, 312 bbls. pork, 8 packages bee: and4 oy ty sew ‘The pork market was more active, and prices adavnced, new mess opening at $37 25, and closing firm at $37 60; the sales embraced 6,500 bbls, at $37 a $37 50 for new mess, $30 25 a $30 50 for primo, and $31 75 a $32 for prime mess. The beef market was a shade firmer, but not noticeably higher; the sales were fair, and consisted of nearly 2, bbi $10 500 $13' 50 for pla'n meas, and $13 50a $16 2 for extra mess. We noticed more activity in tierce beef, under which prices ruled firmer, though without decided. change. Beef Lams were quiet; prices were firm and un- altered, Bacon, if anything, was firmer, but without sales of importanc few sides long clear ice-cured sold at2lc. Butter was firm and quite actiye to the jobbing trade at 32c. a 42c. for Western, and 40. a 56c. for State. Cheese was in steady demand -at full prices; the sales ‘wore at 13c. a 18c, for common to cholco factory. The lard market was dull, and prices were almost nominal; the sales include 500 bbls. at 243g. a 29c.—the latter Tate an extreme. Prrrovevm.—The market was very quiet, The sales were only about 3,000 bbls, at 89c. a 40c. for crude and Temes Sarge. f for refined, in bond. rather more ‘active, We note sales of 1,200 weer Patna, at 93¢c. oe 600 do. at 8c., all sold on Satar- last, but not ep sr Brow demand for raw was good, at full rates: the offerings, however, continued scant) and on this account the business was only moderate. sales em- braced 500 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 14%0. a 15%c., and 1,453 boxes Havana at ldo. a 16c. Refined was steady at last quotations. Sreanixe Grrass.—We notice further sales of 50,600 Tbs. at 16c. a 18%¢c. The market was dull and heavy, clos- ing a shade lower. ‘Tonacoc.—The market was steady, with a fairly active demand. The sales were about 240 hhds, Kentucky, at ‘Tigc. @ 30c., and 28 cases seed leaf at 333¢c. ‘ALLOW was in limited demand, and prices were a shade lower. The sales were 35,000 Ibs at 4c. a 150, ‘Waurexey.—Receipts, 100 bbls. The demand was less active, and the market closed heavy and nearly nominal vet pee tener bhis. State and Western at $2 28 a . _____ HOUSES, Rooms, &C., 1 TO LET. “) FURNISHED HOUSE TO ~RENT.—PERMITS. oO N#W YORK |__ HOUSES, Roo BO. TO LET, | Popes SELY-CONTAL a, TO. pak ang it moderate. Apply at 180 first street. orm = REMT.. BRIGGS HO} apa Shioage Tun ttm ate fet ears, from ore Mi Bor 1 Gibbs, ‘room No. Court House, dee, Onicago, FFIOR TO LET.—T0 STOCK BROKERS, 04 d mtroet, op- desirable and pleasan’ ‘in Broad Reite. ae" bos ‘took i Bachange, 1 eh soto tnd furniture for sale. PAs OF TAREE STORY HIGH SASENSUT mores foam bre col < CT gy ed, comple. order, 01 jotel. Apply at 70 Weat Twenty. ATI! w. is. NUMBER, cial 7 RECOMMENDED ganan s oa ousework, &°., Mrs, WES Ger ‘man Tosttuiee i? Stanton st., near the SITUATION vars * ry WOMAN, AS see * ‘Gan he seem. at 278 008 RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN WISHES A SIT- A MERE ns wet nurse, Apply ab4t ist a. third foor. B teenlly ; tees Zoughly und mati suands ber business,” Osa at her last between ‘Lexington col 4th ava, WANTED—FE: SITU: 2 os ao [ATION WA! od 5 pore Hy bo'scen at understands cool 92 Weat 88d st. ‘ood oltre N EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WI WILL ANPEPUP SD SPARS Ie SEAMSTRESS WISHES ate on Wuecler E Won aowing machine ‘an seen for two days at 60 Bast sean iti a Wer Gon | A WOUNs, raat WISHES A SITUATION AS f AS CHAM. TABL! LET.—FI ABLE 70 LET. and waltress; Stand i ieaeer eee ee ae ane tate Enea horses at AER's, EYKEr ® Union wiuare, | fortwo: ‘st, between 8th ‘ava. TEAM POWER TO RENT—-IN SOUTH BROOKLYS: erty ac1oN nnn LE GIRL, S"rom io to horse. In a drat clusg briek building, with A ax chambe end waitress y reference fas, sower, Address box De a in be see two days at 31 W West Iban sy near Greenwich av. A TERM OF YEARS, A Tor teat is seek soiing with bart fniabod pa 8. TUATION W: 4 YOUNG WOMAN, AS ea th me, Fulton ane de era A Sas mermaid and waitress; 00d elt Fefergmen oda ve a apply © © .F, BLAKE, in en. Gan, be seen of 60 a back room, 10 LET—A? Avag W WAVERLEY P! Ez, TWO gn Parlors, with small extension ‘oon ‘Will be rented toaclub of i Mog T°. ST—AT MORRISANIA, A gover Axe, STAB: Foye acre of pean pony het rere alt fen, we in der. Rent Fenscesien immediately i comer Larder. Men $00. Fitwcath sts ta tne drug sore. LY¥T—ON BIGHTY-! meen al ny pean NORTH ez, w nice two aLOry. and atti uuchon nd cellar; nino stat for we Boras A arsess om te ‘int tof "Kovem to Ist of May, or lesired ; view, nm 1 LET_T0 A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT, CHUL Bedrooms on third Ratna, Appi to LESURE £00. Ce Front and Back Room and two Pir tas ouse 451 West Thirty-fifth street. Inquire on pro- pe LET—A Eid fee td Miao havi pear ane BASK. ment House, high stoop, improvements, in West Twenty-fourth, ‘street fo areal tal, Hane $i pet month. J. sl Fighia avenue, corver of Six (PO, LET_A BASEMENT, CONSISTING OF THREE small rooms, to man and wife only (no children), {a a neat cottage house, 121 Kas Twenty-cighth street. Rent $10 per month. (T° LET PRIVATE. STABLE IN, WEGT THIRTY-SEO- ca a eet bee fear een Appty oat how un for Our a Pirth"avenues between 10 nod I o'doek, for two days. (0 LET—A_ LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH Loh the second floor, 49 Broadway. Inquire of HT GAS, 10 Lipclgaeie Phiri FLOOR OF 589 SECOND AVE- nue, near th street, consisting of front and back sroua: ‘Ino tedrpomay wih serge muy of closet room, neatly’ furnished, gas’ and water; rent low toa responsible party. For further particulars apply ut the above imamber. 10 LET—AT HIGHBRIDGLVILLE, WESTCHESTER county, about five minutes’ walk from Macomb's dam bridge, a two story brick Cottage, with stable, Ac. Apply at 863 Broadway 0 LET—-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH GOOD ntleman and wife, ‘Board and every accommodation for street. Apply tor three days at 127 East Twente 0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY ONLY, PART OF A House at Mount Vernon, Westchester colney ne hour from tho elty and two minutes from depot; rent 14% month, Address Vernon, box 3,413 Post office, TPO LET_FURNISHED, A THREE STORY BROWN stone House, in Forty-ninth street, east of Scoond ave- ue; rent taken in board, Address 8, Y,, box 1,558 Post of. ice, 10 LET—A FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH ALL THE modern conveniences, pleasantly located, near Broad- Inquire on the premises, 137 West Forty-sixth street. way. (PO LET FROM NOVEMBER 1 TO APRIL 16, A WELL furnished House, at McComb's Dam. Water through- out, brick furnace, twenty minutes’ drive from Central Park, Harlem and 182d’ street railroud depots. $80 per month, Apply at 110 Broadway, room 18. LET—TWO FRONT ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, house 190 Grand street, partially furnished; rent $25 pet month. Apply between ten and five i. M. 10 LET—A PARLOR FLOOR AND BASEMENTS; ‘also two Rooms on third floor. Possession immediately. Furniture for sale. Apply at $85 Greenwich street, between 10 and 5 o'clock, 7°, LET—TO A SMATA. FAMILY ONLY, A NEW three story‘and basement brick House; modern inprore ments, on East Sixty.sixth street; rent Apply to WIL- LIAM’ AGAR, 952 Third avenue, LET—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, | THRER story and atic bro House, in a desirable locality ap town, toa small furtlly, with whom the present ooou- ad went for Bourd. pints, three adults, wish to or particulars inquire at 46 flanrison street, TT LET—FURNISHED HOUSES, ON WEST TENTH, eee and Fifteenth streets; rents ae te klyn—Adelphi and Henry atrosta per month each. Clifton, New Brighton, Dhingvilie aad ine ae, $50 permonth. terior Staten Inland: rents $250, 2. Permits of A. JOURNEAY, No. Pine RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion as chambermald and to do fine va a Soe ironing; ‘S0dLexing: A ity reference. Can be seen for two days tou ay. SITUATION WANTED_BY AW EXPER dab; Sebring ie iselipsopensaerone 284 if be seen for embroideress Cae eeire res West ath at bigs, |: A EAPE:, 8, PREPOSSESSING. rare ceo Pa kd eae aaaataae a fires ana rule, Sulred: sadrete for one wom, M. Fi i 6th 1G, WOMAN WISHES A SITUA: page can out sewing FROTMSEAOS aft and daa ao snide and bas cat Sos “ae et Rina of famalip bon sathine. Call at 2 Tillary st, BrooKlyae GER! BuAY @ GIRL sens S A PRESTON ‘(9 A. Sermatd-and plain ‘sewer. Ba ae Weeat 26th st. A LADY WISHES TO PROGURE A SITUATION FOR ‘an excellent woman as cook, either in the city or coun- ith her, more desired than hi good home, with'the privilege of having her little boy wi her pruscnt employer's, 127 Wet S8th st, between Th h wages, Apply this day at ‘8th AS AN AMEEICAY GIRL WISHES A sas amine Bed seamstress te family, count rred, jet aie uy rae YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and seamatress,or nurse and seam- atréss; can operate on Willoox & Gibba’'mashine; no objec: tion to.go a short distance in the country. Call for two at 186 East $ith at, iA TOUNG, AMBRICAN. GIRL WISHES SITUATION as first class waitress or“chumbermald and seamstress; éan operate on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine; would 0 a short distamee in the country. Call at or address for wo days 186 East S4th st. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, IN A sinall private family, as cook; is willing to wash and all at her present place, 407 West 22d at. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPLOTABLE gir, ay chidron's nut ble of taking charge of Sain rh ecm tas biel bust oF city. roferuuce. cal given, Call for twoidays at 163 West-B0th at. A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM- bermaid and to take care of children. The best of city reference, Call for two days at 105 East 25th st. 8 epee GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM- bermaid and laundress. Can be seen for two days at 77 19th st., near 7th av. pe eew GIRL WISHES a eS TO ee) iron. chamberwork and sewing, oF care of gro hildren and sew; good city re! Ricenos., ‘Callt ‘at 71 West rat at., near 6th ay. [A ZOONG WOMAN WANTS SITUATION AS FIRST clans laundress, who thoroughly understands her busi- ious in all ts branchiow; ean do up fine musling and eench flutin, aa the best of oly raferences, Call at 8 3d a Dotwasn 0th and 1th st8., inthe sto 8 INFANT'S NURSE, OR CHILD'S NURSE AND sewing, by a person who has had the care of children for many years. Good city references given. Call at 26 East 28th st., between Madison and.dth SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT PERSON, ‘as nurse and seamstress; can take entire charge of an infant; haa good city reference. Can be soen for two days at 36 West 13th at., near Sth av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A A BESPEYOARLE city reference from her an, to cook, wash and the last place. Call at 277 7th tween 27th and 28th sts. SITUATION WANTED —BY A bt eee | woman; is a first class-cook a goad city reference. Can be seen for two days. at 116 ons tween 2d and 3d ava, PROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES A SITUATION—AS chambermaid and to assist in waiting; no ob; er wo a boarding house or hotel; elty reference. Call at 411 2d av., neur 24th st., second tloor. 10 _LET—A TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, IN Righty-stxth atreet, between Third and Fourth avenues contain! inj en rooms and attic, water and gas; front and ‘osneanion. isn! [necessary outbulldings. | P medi. riiculars apply at 21 Broadway, room 20, third (PO LBT—BY THE OWNER OF THE HOUSE, A PAR. lor Floor, gas and bath, at 160 West Twenty-fifth street, between Sixth‘and Seventh avenues. LET—WITHOUT BOARD, TWO FURNISHED SIT. ting Rooma, with Chamber edjolning, on second and fourth floors, at 8 East Twenty-ninth street, near Lexington avenue, Reference required. T%, LET—WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, ON LRX- beat avenue, Loar thee fty-sixth and Finy. weventh ta,» three story and basement brick House, in good or- Gar having lost bela ray incomplete order. Would be let to rn amell respects ile fami at _a low rent, by applying to LEHMAN & BROWN, Broadway, next to corner ‘Thiriy-fourth street. T° LET—A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM, AT- le sing ‘and Ital Room, with every convenience for housekrey Americans preferred; no ehildren taken. Apply at f firand street, private entrance LET—WITH STEAM POWER, A ROOM, 27 BY 57 feot, 14 foot cetling, with hard finished walls, pleasantly fe corner of Fulton and. Pineap streets, Apply to C. F. BLAKE, in the building. located, "at Brooklyn. MO, RENT FURNISHED. AN ELEGANT BROWN stone House, with Stable, Carriage Houve, &c., dc. ; plete with moderk conveniences; “the furniture te" very ax: pensive throughont, and the house one of the finest in the elty; rent $1,000 per month; or would sell for $130.00. JAMES ft. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third street. RENT-FURNISHED, TO A PRIVATE FAMILY only, « first clase high stone four siory House, With an extended dining room 17326 feat, and butlers try? two ate of back statis, hot water noid Wot a Race, bittined table, and eve to, pertuct order, and furn hed ‘catirely new Within thirty days, Laeation Remsen, street, tween Henry anid Clinton atrects Storrs’ Church of the Pilgrims. To rent for elghteen months; Herter, lyn, opposite tie Kev.’ Br eh rong $a.pec k rel e jon. pons Py to HOMER MORGAN, No. 31 ne a TY FURNISHED ROOMS TO ET—SUITARL FoR housekeeping. Apply at 360 West Twenty-aixth at, 10 A VERY SMALL FAMILY—SECOND FLOOR, PRI- vate house, 125 Kast Thirty seventh street, with water, gas, bath, fo. 226 BAST THIRTRENTH STRERT BACK PAR- ) lor and Extension tom to hed or unfur- October 10: after 10 A.M, of LEONARD & MoCLINTOCK, 242 Canal —— FOURTH AVENUR, A Tenant? COTTAGE, At er NEAR 25° nd Fenty rat streys, without hoard, Burnished en suite, and others, unt! ny or longer, to adults Apply to. . LAWRENCE, 1,296 Broadway only: aly. Gentlemen referred, Reveresices real Tan HANDSOMELY Lg ge 4 HOUSE TO LET—IN Brookiyn, with eight lots of qeound, and stable in fine order. “Apply at 30 State street, 6 AY BLEGARTLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND ED- room; also single Room, to gentlemen only, without rd, in & private family, residing at 104 East Twenty-tirst STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY IN MADISON AVE. nue, Murray Hil, have aiSecond Floor, three Bedrooms, , baths ‘&c., for firat class parties, without (small) eae a wil bd oho nae their sired” Aa a Toasting nexceptionable reference requ reas, givin ‘of family, W. B., box 179 Herald ofice. in ROOM WANTED—IMMEDIATELY, FOR AN OF. Page furnished or unfurnished, below or near Canal % Address Fancy Goods, Herald office, or bos xo 9, station B, Ace > MOUSE TO LET-IN THIRTY. eer near Sixth avenue; im: ren} Per month. Apply to . D. LAWRENC CE, fi 300 Bron ‘way, near Thirty-fourt! atreet. ee ee ertalning a an Sig TO Lire TARRYTOWN, A onal Lhirtegn rooms, completely furnished; . ; about tn minutes’ walk from de- 00'per month, as Tmninetiately. “Rent R. BD\ EDWA Wants, 377 7 ity-thied at. YURNISUED > HOUSE ca RENT_ON WEST NINE- nn A wenth nt $200 th, Jaw fen Bbw ARDS DS, 277 Went Went Twenty. Med wereet, AT 7% THIRD AVERUR—10 LET, FURNISHED, A very deatrable story, Atop, brown stone rues, Pol iocnted, oD Bast Ponty hate immediate ion, BB ROWE. A ME RR i WELL FURNISHED THREB STORY AND BASE- ment brown stone House to let, on Fifty.seoond st near Broadway, complete in iu Ae aged $800 per month, f a (or area & BLIVEN, 64 Sud Brondway. Low, Pye FF a RA Log Views of the Hudson; a enrdenr' nag haat il im ot Apel o longo eral fom 8 BMBER- Eighth avenus, State, YORNISHED Ho’ TO LET—IMMEDI- in Weat Twonty-t between ee; han alt aes = yaa eat ighth avenue. Bi HOUSE TO Leta A Catme ore nau at gaterors | st of | Beneath 9 per month. Partione pd Might area House, with pe an RIVERDALE. TWO STO! Ft Poss! ON IM- Coen seat Apply pay yah an a a ALL THE IMPROVE* one door ‘eren wo ware famiy, rent $6000 year, “Audresd ¥. eM yor Wh _ REWARD! REWARD, —LOST, oN ZHURSDAY, THE oT INST, le} _n aquare Lace Vell, in the restibule of Nineteenti: street. Tho tinder will receive and thanks of the owner If she will Testoret 174 Went Thirty-seventh street. —- LADY WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRI- rate family to do housework where there are no chil- dren. "inquire ‘at 109 Norfolk st. SITUATION, WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG woman, as first class Luundress, Has the beat of refer. ahoe. Can be soem at 146 East Sisi st., second floor, front PROTESTANT WOMAN, TO COOK, WARE. AND tron for ily, if a village 134 hour from New ork mast be & nes bak fons and have city references, Apply defore 7 o'clock at 40 Went 12th SITUATION WANTEN-—BY A RESPECTABLE young | sper om to do waiting and assist in chamber- work? has elty referones, Call for two 2 ALGO Weat 44th ty between ibuh aud Tith ava,, first floor, AN SITUATION WANTED IBY A RESPECTABLE MAR- ied woman, with a good breast of beat ofecity from her Call at 28 West Washington peony "New York. RESPECTABLE, HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN, WITH afresh bresstot milk, wishes a situation as’ nurse. alt for two dayeat at 57 Gouverneur at. Taference. ovuT H.,"0o Weat amet atte of famiy ani: SERVATION WANTED—TO Bo CHAMBERWORK and waiting, or ve, the best of iy ‘or country reference. Call at & eat 2 ox. LATELY EaMoEDy WISHES A SEATON chambermaid an or care or children, Gall'at td Allen st., for two BESPECTABLE WOMAN berg TO TAKE A: dies’ and gentlemen's w: iat ‘own residence; of jelly reterence. Gall at oS weet Bde, betwoos LA- 8th avs, top floor, front room. AR? YOUNG Layee 4 wis! waltroen eveeon until er's, 193 Madiaon av., corner: Ww. BY A GERMAN GI Dy an (pe yen Meenas Oe re 15th at., between ave. B and ©. HES ‘5 SISUATION. In Cye4 ni gage a br pent employ Ay, miter te ct tor somone: he day Got fieedayes | mepteor AL Calla 106 WANTED—BY A CO) MAKER aly A Mh and 24 avs., for MPETENT PER- oud sale with growing cl IRL WANTS A Les tapinna! As BRSEROTARLE a aot Boor wee th av. chambermaid ity ference. Gail tor two days at 200° 26 hy one pe Fe ot at ES oh et ae WANTED—BY A OuNE Mshetroeald, - 00d cook, wi er and ironer; good oan pe pod, Conk, Washi an ro anya oe No. $0 West 1th e front basement. PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A A BIT DATION AS cock ina gel spungeeers peri i Sndecaionds her busi- hess in all {ta brene nce can be given. Call at 126 West 19th at., feiween an and 8th ava. A SITUATION winran-t competent waitress ina private family, Has A YOUNG WOMAN, AS tho best City reference. Call for two daysat 281 7th av., corner at., entrance in 23th st, A home tue plain. family; is a good sewer; has the Dest elt Sa tan wages. Call for tw ae oon ee MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT ¥ WOMAN WISHES A Cs ke Shares 0 al: an acsanes yy referel an o days at 300) ih are avet between Sisco 8 sl tik Ll 8 [8 oENeran HOUSEWORKER.—A PROTESTANT woman (with a little girl four rs old), who 4.9000, plain cook seamstress, desires a situation, In city oF , country. Call at 397 4th av., between 23th and 29th sts. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS chambermald or nurse; is a Galt Feference can be given. days. ot 100 Weet IBih st. for two rs N AMERICAN LADY, WITH Mey references, desires a nd household of yor Call at, or family, to. superint care and instructic herself useful. ad Eust 12th at., from 4 to6. ituation, in some respect affairs; would assist in children; {a willing to make dress for two days E. G., 71 ~gervarions WANTED—FEMALES, A enters WOMAN gas Wee Ee ft and y,e,see ‘until Sid ety x03 eri inter ee | Bae ad ‘ta, basement of che N. J RESPECTABLE YOUNG Gili, LATELY wlabetsatuation to do jgevera aay ‘inne amal {iro dae at 0 Wear ith ot, between il and Tt av. RESPROTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISITES & SITU. JA Nites sor a small privale familys 0 Gall for two days Yanick < A RESPECTABLE Be WISHES A A SITUATION AS ith the wash as and ry ee todo ge neral cece food olty re! AD qnere Math st., ono pair of ataira up. io sat wih the rash a waitress, or cham! and troning; has the best LE YUNG GIRL WISHES, SITUA. vermaid Gan be seen for two days at 111 Bust 2th PEI ‘or to do cham! Meare of an infact from le hrs Be Gau'at Sos Greenwich st., second floor, 8, CHAMBERMATD. SITUATION Ww: Has good reference. po iele ta youn we wear pfs A Ls Au ation as lady’s maid; wi all styles of kind of repre nn has frst clas bp ages Hing f fine needlework: as txt ia prnget GIVING ae HOUSEKEEPING Pie fer, ona ra ply. A ApPly at 120 Bast [7th st RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION. as qo0k, washer and sroner, or would jo. general, house work in a ‘small private family The bert ‘of ity Bre ARPT fe 2 days at 68 8th av., between 6th » front roo! RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A get sed chambermaid and would asstat wth the washing sera Ot ironing, or oy Gay , Wash and tron for oh one r. Has the best of city references, near SITUATION WANTED—AS CHILD'S NURSE, ris who for the past A ‘has carefully and aff iy Sled ‘the ‘aboee,s Bape” Address her last employer, box 1,782 Post ofion, oe [esate WANTED—BY A hefner bg Jy 4 Dest alty reference. Gan be (A SIIUATION WANTED—BY, A RESPECTABLE PRO- 252 East lith at, second floor. tant woman, as cook; understands her posinee ail its branches; has'the best recommendations from Ler Place. Call for two days at 873 2d av., seo as byronfoatis yen xouna, GIRL WISHES A A ing; best. cl tween 6th and 7th ava. reference. Can STEADY, COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A ‘situation as eook and to assist in the Washing is an excellent baker of bread and bixcull be seen at 97 West 19th at., be- ‘and iron- Has sts GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID and seamstress or ch sence from her last employer. Place (8th at.) A em Shantberwork or the onre of references and can be seen at ‘clock. 10 to 80" A & gentleman's tamily w' Hon that they, bein bout to wean their baby, situation. She has no is very fond of of ne and hasa very of obtaining fives in this. gun, Kind heart, Addi office. jambermaid and wi altrone. Has clty ‘Call at 130 St. Mar! ee ee RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO ae go with a famfly as seamstress, and would assist in xorns eee Has the best ‘av., for three days, from BOOB ONNOORS aya WET NURSE—A STRONG, EXCEEDINGLY HEAL. ny woman, who has plenty of milk, and has th such never failing care at and wien. ress Riverdale, box ‘ends ote. ‘310 New York Post SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS LAUN- dress; understands sane, nah insing dies’ fine’ things. and all kinds of la- iy reference. Gan be diem fon we dups at 78 Woat 7th ot, near 6th av. WIDOW Bhd yD WHO HAS Ciel UP HER OWN floor, room No. He to go an seamstress ai plain sewer and Inquire at 75 7s Carmine t., thi gpa al WANTED BY RESPECTABLE dress; understands 'renol ‘tu ing oak ads Re best of phe A reference from $0 2a sien ata. 8 SEAMSTRESS.—I8 WILLING TO n, or do light chamberwork: understands ‘ilson’s sewing machine; excellent ret care of f childres ‘heeler & Wi 170 East Sith st, be seen days at 406 2d av., between ASSIST IN THE A washing at her own oan give the very. bent of test of ployer terms reasonable. RESPECTABLE aageperes WISHES SOME an excellent ironer; surettsone from mt em- this week, at bs 2} = COMPETENT YOUNG fang WISHES A SITUA- tion as waitress, or chamberwork and wait- would do jog in a small private fam ‘amily; excellent clty reference. "Can ‘be seen at SITUATION eo, A FRENCH GIRL OF 15 te Brook; A take care ot children, Call for two lyn, second floor, front room, YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO DO GEN- eral housework in a small family;, hae. n ottg, sptorence. naevoort at.. Gall at No. 12 Ga at., near 4th at, N A RESPECTABLE YOUNG se ede WISHES A SITUA. Moa as soak inde of cooking. game and pastry and beacon intl engaged af Now 78: West = rb . in the RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion as chambermaid, and can do all kinds of needle- Work and, plain sewing, of to assist with, the washing and troning, Has good reference. Call at 146 Eant 35th at. BIH i GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS FLAs . Washer and ironer. we omg os ant a dist st., between 9th and 10th a A work. and 8th avs. Se A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO cook, wash ond iron, or todo ahs aps housework; has a “) RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, 1. reyes Sones. pig bag wishes 4 situation fn a small fami! between Et for two days at 182 Weat i sonapsinose; enn do. s! ala ap give ane tet wat of, ent se ne wig 14 w aaa and SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG, WOMANS AS ehainivermald willl A altees, OF inake he:selt generaty Mech, Call for two dayn ay 468 av., between heats. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A PRI. vate family as ann n operate on Wheeler & Wilson's machine, Can be see! for three ‘days a at her present employer's, 418 4th av. Ae or ied Lavy WISHES A SITUATION AS NVR. pp aeey ies to an invalid lady; best at rferensen give “Address Miss L. G., station D, weel A Firone aoe tag cn Hegre ns A RESPECTABLE youn a8 qegd raat er and ironer and to do pinin cook! ing. apply jacison atts first floor, front room. Good reference from her last pl A. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WOULD BR WILLING to take in was pertene ironing, or go out day's wm ‘Went 27th at at, Ni $3 REWARD—FOR RETURN OF WHITE POODLE Dog (0 196 Bleecker atreet. Black eyea, bushy tail, aud body roughly clipped. $5 REWARD.—LOST OR MISLAID, AN ENVELOPE with one or two letters and memorandum, The finder wit get the above on return of the sume to 196 Front atreet. $5 REWARD.—STRAYED FROM 89 WHITE STRERT, 8 White Boodle Blut, with pave and nose shaved, an: aworing to the name of Tata The above reward will be paid, and no questions asked, to any person returning her. $10; REWARD,.—LOST, IN THE ORNTRAL Len esterday, a hunting cane ‘Whoever will return ie ‘No. T Wont Thirteth street will receive the above reward. $10 REWARD.—108T OR STOLEN, MONDAY MORN. ing, on pa od a Parse, containing about $40 in ag * S000 Coiteeraia note. ala orcral Smal " 4 ve Pig he Rader will teeslve the abors raward leaving it at No, 7 New Sireot, with C. H, Pierson, care of Gwynne & Day. $2 REWARD, —LOST, IN JULY LAST, sek pat prem Dew. ‘The above reward will be paid td fetarned te $35, REWARD AND Ey Laan’ esi J jon Ty and of a Gold. Wy dial; N’ ine Liverpool, No. 6,685. wage a Elanth ave: 40 pL gi fn A on cTURSDAY, wonwtna, | A Bi ths hone cok peepee conngs ch 6 questions returning it to Fried. Rahmer, 1 Gout street, Brooktyn, butcher shop. $50 roncot tha Phan Ban, OR _STOLEN, FROM IN ix Bank, Wall ‘a short tail a. Mare wi iroes Soar the above reward, ASKED—FOR 10. Erna Oy pe a i Lown, per neh atreet. 200 Revere FA, Dore tn trent: Q im ew SE ay i anda a BILLIARDS, &0 AR? ee OF, BALE—TWO Pict, BRED nguire of JNO, avenue. up stale SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO chamberwork und plain sewing, or aa chambermald iand to agsiat with children; has got guad city reference, and bas ng objection to tho country. Can be seen for two days ‘At 90 Woat 23th at. Inquire in the store, ad ATION wayren st A RESPECTABLE : AW ns chambermaid and laundress; good city reference v ee all at 20 West 12h PROTESTANT T YOU GIRL Vines A SITUATION walt Meare awe Be aura ™ HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wisithe mation as ‘or to wait on ladies, or would i charnberwork: ti annie in le @ bent of city refercnee from er lant be seen for two days, at 123 Cll piace, 8th at. A Situation WANTRDIBY AN EXPERIENCED the best of fe A Riise atime SITUATION was7ap— ay. AY RESPECTABLE Ce American i be why pro) cy ry Bei Th at, anges i: = crass, oh eG A oe ‘a reapectable boarding house. far eine “SSoeeba hh net Sub wee. top floor. A Sree ae WANTED—BY A pansy A) AS gity reference ene chee a orien all afte ‘West 20th at., between CARLA yet pe gd A SITUATION at the washing a1 Tense! ‘Call at at 7th av., between Séth Soh and ery pb YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUATION To WATT OX plain etty reference. Pe ahd: at'it6 Went 16th th, rear bullale ni Aa ‘TION WANTER—BY AS eiehared et r oe a dh dee Ta ten |S AS ba een ae general house Bar San araaiar = froner; ITED—BY A panes Yo nod ou, RESPECTARLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- i tion as om of tamily new newil A Can be yen ot sth sts. Tnquire in the’ RESPECTABLE MIDDLE a. ene er WISHES ‘a situation ‘tats none 6th as good washing and ironing, oF would oe ‘second fi ‘bas the. best of city At 488 94 ay., between $oth and ing and all ference from assist ip the ins PN) Call at 149 Weet , front room. YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION I8 | A competent nurse or chambermaid; has city Feference. RERPECTABLE, tion ina private fami, erness, Call at ‘West 1910 ‘Can be seen at 456 3d av. Bs! nd GIRL scamatek tnd A SITUA. nurse! ne A can give three years’ reference befseen until ited, at 99 at OONeETERs Ba a | wis first rat ming. OF would dos 4 ind Dusiness gg A S07 Went tach nt. batwe West FIRST CLASS WAITRESS DESIRES A SITUATION hambermak! in « ! family on aes 4 nly} — a SHES A SITUATION aii'dhe woahing of 8 minal arnt une best of, referencean tween Bi and Sh ave. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO do general housework; in 8 good washer and troner; has good reference, room. at., third floor, an'be seen at Sip Bast ih ‘G WOMAN arene Agr rues AS Coos: baker of bread and iit; bas no ob; to do wine washing. Can Lyne seen for two days at ‘Went ‘7th treet. Has the best of refer YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS Lge aker and Indy’ ailkinds of eewing.” © Can be sn be aoen at 316 West fad's “ RESPECTABLE Lhe en Yer WISHES . yo x ation In & «mail _prival ‘washer and ironer; pee r] neen Ly ‘two day 8th at sie est fc preference. Sent RESPECTABLE aa WISHES A she makes excellent bi a oh Rig of Soeeettn, and oe to first rate coo! faust jellies; beat of cit American fs ford at. A SITUATION WAN and seamalrenss, ference its birth. Best Ea 2 between 34 and A ica @h Pty over the grocery store. Ae RRSPROTABLE, Ag Can oa oar Went ron 4 Ogee between Aree Bae aera ee om sa 0 Tih ov A SITUATION AS sod eaterstante ty references. Aj GERMAN GIRL Tes A SITUATION family to at 46 8th wy. IN AN the housework. Rppiy at ih charge LA ay oA half ont an inh ot ITUATION aaeaical a Ry Ly! GIRL, AS first class waitreas, Sesoen at 100 Zist st., corner oie iene Seek ‘and 7th ava. aa SERRE hal FY Iyundrene, she Rodgrranaa pert A asegtas esto weer | S tween sraceen at LS Po te WA Teper eae ane be seen for two days OF. tion to ‘cum vero, nod te dat wa ats cy ply at ‘vie corner of aide, for t ad PRCTABLE ‘ANT oman § WANTS A si os ba as irom i ph Cal ream; is capal eo of o baby at the Prambing srr cL smi ae Bay A TOU a et bw pho cae otey . Can be seen at Peer tion as cook, roner in o small private rh 4 good elty reference. ‘Gall at 101 West Z7th st, third lowe, re YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A, SITUATION af ‘and seamstress; has tho eat of clty ref, drence: "Gan be-neen for wo days at her inst 0.8 Broad st., New York. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS chambermaid and seams! ‘care of childrenj 1as the best city reference. Gall, or "two ‘at 681 8th av., in the store, near 4th st RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES 4 SITUATIO As nurse and chambermaid, or to d nin sewing; good city reference. Call at 1.830 Wat 200 BRSrROTAELE, YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU, neral housework in a small private city ‘reference from her taal Iyn, near Boerum st, is pain cook aaerant pelle ph evr ony dg 4 Bea pOranEs Is in in 3 erfectly; *Qil'at 150 Weak 10th st stands tt perfectly; ‘good reference. SPEOTABLE WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION; A teed yj st iebod weeher and troner; good a Gah for Gwe days at 96 Bunt Sih st. corner. (A YOUNG, GIRL WANTS | SITUATION assist with the wash! Fee ar rstornes se ES te cen tor oS Gee days at 7 Wed | pe Bide ne WANTED—BY A YOUNG ag bt and to assist with the was! ro Lay be seen for two days at 129 SITUATION Rca oT ST 5a Woat 20th st. er roid raed GOOD COO! A aa sean fie reaming ed fof ro ana ts Wao iho, Gton an ar. 20 Om. LATE Saas SSD = e in CB learned. Call at Rivington st, Goerck a: vis. re LARGE HUMBER OF WELL rn aietreesm erie want a Tamales wad hotals, Apply at the German Kgeney, 129 Bleecker st. A me a et foeerees aes and 8th avs., second fleor, room. cham! Ses. or de Call at 69 Attantie a, AL omnes MSs grat cass, chemberanaia ert Souseworks fs Best of Paownsranr on ve nurse oF es Heats aa infan' ana on A begin | PRO. * SraOn ws WA ae reference. Dogeen for two days st 140 West ites at. gITUATION 10 dogrnera bons COOK, W: AND Ars; ference: Gail at vein 4 and 10th avs. & Cade cook aa ION, BY A int eal yore ne ‘end irom rane Bost city refe te exer a Tih av., between 3h end 7S ——____— E WARD. an be AND IRONER'S SITU: oor odby a young. girl; she ot esi oy masher fr and rgoer ras oso 9 Base SITUATION | WANTED BY | eee Bias BL atsiton Mf, Tor one sss ADY COPY197:—WORK TO DO AT HOME. WRITES Address Copyist, office of the q Frovsenrarens t noat band. Brookiys IONE WANTED-BY TWO | YOUNG, OTRLA Sere te amber of ty ference. Cas ehecaberweret, west ot city re Be seen for twordaga at 200 Bast Kiefer ne nae 7“ ij | Sigh Sa a a WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS LAUR. moan! beet clgprorercuce’ Call at SY Woat inh a, a pecaaaen Fy Ww. ‘D—BY A YOUNG WOMAN, i aie ae no sane aiprrata Boarding howe = thai’. ITUATIONS, WANTRD—DY A AND esd ans weltsenay hare the bast any ra rarorense from thelr last place. Call for two days at 36 Wet 19th ot Et ee, negbint Su Weak 18th oe TION W. WANTED—FOR A _RESPROTABLE OIRI, indy gureet ca ree roe ius slams ea Tenet Sse, Asp ve one an anraDsy aire cee w. lis Meaty get ee ee ia 3 eae le ———- ON AS CHAM