The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Toxspay, Oct. 10-6 P. M. ‘The stock market was strong at the first session of the open board this morning, but at the regular board it was somewhat feverish and lower, the weakest stock on the list being Michigan Southern, waich closed at a decline of 2% from yesterday's second board price. Cleveland and Pittsburg receded 1%, Northwestern 4, ‘preferred %. New York Central was % higher, Erie 4, Hud- son River 3%, Reading %, Rock Island \, Fort Wayne 1, Prairie du Chien 3}, Ohio and Mis- sissippi certificates 3g, Quicksilver %%. Pacifle Matt scrip sold at 207, Atlantic Mail 147, Mariposa Mining 12. The latter company commenced paying the coupons of its first mortgage bonds to-day in certificates receiva- ble for preferred stock, at the rate of 145 for gold. Gov- ernment securitios were stronger. Coupon five-twent:es of the old issue advanced 34, sixes, of L881 44. At the open board at one o’clock the market was steady, at a fractional decline, At the second regular board it remained steady, and New York Central closed 3 lower than at the first board; Erie %, Hudson River 5%, Reading X, Michigan Southern %, Northwestern i, Rock Island 34, Fort Wayne \, Prairie du Chien %, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 3, Quicksilver 1. Govern- ment securities experienced a further improvement. Coupon five-twenties were % higher, sixes of 1881 %. ‘The advanced quotation for five-twenties in London is imparting considerable strength to these bonds on this side, and they are in brisk demand, in anticipation of higher figures, The advance abroad, followed by s cor- responding movement here, will have the effect.cie} igdeme gee,’ stimulating subscriptions to the fifty million funding loan. The subscriptions already recorded amount to ‘bout fifteen millions only, but this is partly in conse- quence of the whole of the month being available for the conversions, many of the banks intending to sub- scribe to the loan not yet having made up their parcels. At the same time there 18 no strong inducement to fund compound interest notes into five-twenties at 103 while tho latter are selling below that point in the open mar- ket. But the fifty millions offered will be taken not- withstanding. At the open board at half-past three the market was quiet and a shade lower, New York Central sold at 103, Erie 907%, Hudson River 109, Read- ing 117, Michigan Southern 7, Illinois Central 13454, Cleveland and Pittsburg 823%, Rock Island 111, North- westorn (b. 3) 30%, preferred 6534, Fort Wayne 102, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 29%. Afterwards, on the street, the market was rather dull. The disposition to speculate fora rise, however, has undergone no abate- ment; but the cliques have been quiet to-day. There was a good deal of talk about the active demand for money, and this had some effect in checking opera- tions for a rise; but there is nothing in the present or prospective condition of the loan market to warrant the slightest apprehensions of stringency. There is a rather active demand from the Stock Exchange, but there is no diMflculty in the way of borrowing at seven per cont on call, although the discount lino is absorbing a larger amount of funds than usual. The subscriptions to the funding loan wit deprive the sub- scribing banks of the use of the amount of their sub- scriptions between the time of lodging their interest bearing motes or certificates and receiving the bonds in return; but the amount subscribed will bo widely distributed over the country, and it can hardly exert any perceptible influence at this centre. Nevertheless, the process is the beginning of a policy of contraction, the development of which will, however, involve a long period of time. The current rate of seven por cent is calculated to attract a large amount of capital from othor points, and hence a gradual increase of loan- able funds is likely to be experienced here, while the demand for discounts will probably diminish, The rate for first class commorcial paper varies from 7 to 9 per cent, and from 10 to 12 for the second grado. ‘The gold market was heavy and loan¢ were made flat. Tho opening price was 14534, from whicn it declined to 144X, and then recovered to 14534, finally closing at 1455. 2 The demand for foreign exchange to-day was light, and bankers’ bills at sixty’ days were sold at a reves- sion of % & %% from those of last Frida but leading drawers continue to ask 109% a %. Im- porters are deferring their remittances in the expecta- tion of an increased supply of cotton bills soon; but the effect of these is probably over estimated. In referring to the sharp advance of fourpence half-penny, English money, in the price of cotton in Liverpool yesterday, wo were made, by a misprint, to speak of the advance as 4340, instead of 43¢d., the English ponny, as all know, being equivalent to about two cents reckoned in gold. Petroleum stocks were a little less active at the first board. First National closed 7c. higher than at the samo time yesterday, Oil Creek 35c., United States 70c. McClintock and Mount Vernon were unchanged. Bu- chanan Farm was 8c. lower, Excelsior 5c. At the sec- ond board McClintock was 50c. lower, closing at $8 50; Empire City Sc., closing at 50c. ; Oil Creek 25c., closing at $1 85. United States rose 20c., closing at $29 70; P:thole Creek 10c., closing at $7 75. Buchanan Farm closed at 85c., Germania S4c., Knickerbocker 15c., First National 300., Rynd Farm $1 03. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- lows: — Total receipts. Payments Balance For customs. On account of government loan $1,288,557 350,665 Stock Exchange. Tuespay, Oct. 10—10:30 A. M. $1000 US6's,’81, reg 107% 100 sha Erie RR, 10000 U $ 6’s,’81, cou 107% 12 Erie RK prof 400 Hudson Riv RR: 1008 78000 US6'8S-20c0xNo 103 4 5000, do. . 103% 400 do... 44. 118% 100.4 & TH RR pret 0576 25 Mich Central it a 100 ly c, ni. 1000 B'klyn 6's Ww |. 1000 Tenneasee 6's. . 7000 N Carolina 10000 Missouri 100000 Ohio & Mc 80000 do. 6000 Erie 4th 2000 Harlem 1st m.. 108 1000 CLi&NWistm 83 2000 Cleved Path m 74 10000 Amencan gold. 14834 600 shs Canton (o., 4334 50 los 5 Clev, OAM EL Wank. M6 10GMCe N WRB 3156 300 Cumb Coal pref. 47% mS. si 600 do. oa 200 do. 40% 100 do, .2tcall 48 10 Wostern UnTel. 73 600 Quicks Min Co. 61% 44 do... 6 200 Mariposs NgCo. 1254 S00 Cleve & Toi Rik. 11036 100 Atlan Mail SSCo 147 @., .. hg 1 100 Spring 3 MgCosl.. 63 100 Chi & RE Ie Rie, 1% 200 62 200 do... 12 400 New York 15 1000 Mil&Pr duCikR e 50 Pacifie Mail scrip 207 1100 1200 N Y Central R is 03 “b3 103% 300 Mearegor WRK. & SECOND BOARD. Two o'Ciock P. M. 21000 55000) reas 20; eneNe 1024 2000 dos... 2+. 102% 6000 Tr n, 1'3-10,280 98% 6000 do.. » 983g 400 d0......64. 70% 5000 Missouri 6's... 77}g 300 do..24 call 74% 10000 Ohiok Miss cor 80% 600 ChikNW RR.#80 31 100 sha Canton Go... 43% 500 do......... a1 100 do,..2d call 48 Hon cus aw pr "4 100 Q’silver Mg Co.. 50% teseeee OOM 200 Mariposa Me Co, 12 sid 66 too obi ARE THR. 111% 100 Chie, Burkay RR 129 100 100 Pi Fw ici aK, z Oto ee... ORS 200 To} & Wad pret. OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Torspay, Oct, 10—6 P. M. Atconot.—The market was dull and unchanged Small salon were made at $4 48 per gallon. Asuna. —Receipts, 26 bbis, The market was duil and almost nominal, at $8 for pots and pearls, Breaverorrs —Receipts, 26,832 bbis. flour, 338 do, and 1,842 bags corm meal, 13/698 bushels wheat, 143,901 do. corn, 28,845 do, oats, and 41,680 do. barley. The market for State and Western four was again dull, heavy, and 60, «100, in buyer's favor, with sales of 9,000 bbls. at our revised quotations annexed. Southern flour ruled lower, and found hard sale even at the decline, the rales being confined to about 500 bbls, Canada flour was mod ‘orately active. but at lower rates, closing fully 60, a 100 600 N Y¥ Central RR. 1034 90 do. «. 108 913 bid Oe «+ 100% 100 do. 360 Hud Riv RR. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ll, 1865. Off. The sales comprised 360 bbis. Rye flour was firmer, with sales of 300 bbls. Corn meal was steady, with further sales of 350 bbls, Brandywine at $510. We 00 a $8 40 60a 8 60 6a 8 90 Common to medium extra agers. 55a 9 00 Extra round hoop Ohio. 90a 930 Western trade brands. 9 40 a 12.75 Common Southern: 9 60 a 10 75 Fancy and extra do. 10 80 a 15 75 Common Canadian. Oa 900 Good to choice and extra; 915012 75 Rye flour (supertine). . 6% a 750 Corn meal, Jersey. . 4908 500 paid meal, re Se ps = .— orn moas, rine, pune ns. a) seen: —The wheat market was only medeantaly ant ve, and prices declined 2c, a 3c. per bushel, the market closing dull and drooping. The sales feet 65,000 bushels, $1 72a $173 yn ilwaukee club, $1 71a $1 72 for Chi- cago spring, $1 73. $1.75 for Milwaukee and $2 40 for new amber State and amber x eichignn. corn market was fairly active and firm for mee wile the transactions in unsound were prices had’ a declining tendency. —_ embraced nearly 100,000 Dushels at 80c, a 893¢c. for un- sound, and 92c. a 94°. for sound and high mixed api yellow Western. Oate were in prices declined 1c., with sales‘at 51, a 55c, for er and 6lc. pe for sound, Malt was firm, but quiet. Barley was again lower. The sales were 22,000 bushels, at $1 20 for Fast, and $1 10. $1 20 for State— the outside price for four rowed ime. Rye was firm and more active, We note ful sales of 700 bushels anal, Bey a eee oe 20, which is an extreme ig was enias at previous Corves.—The mark: et was deci ly more active and 271 bags. The present quotations are ‘ime, 220. ; pred da, @lc. a oh alg do., ¥ ordinary do., 11 a ae cargoes do., 18%c. a 20%c. 2c. ; Mara caibo, 220. a 240. re, sate nas c, ; St. Domingo, barn duty 565 bales. The market was more quiet, ‘and pi prices, if maine wore rather easier, as specu- lators, being anxious to realize, were offering their stock at something-under the current rates. The sales com, 6,000 bales. We ut — “yatooer os — NO. _— 59 Py . ot 2 63 mand for new sheathing and yellow Fab previous rates, Ingot was rather quiet, but very firm. notice further sales of 100,000 tons Baltimore at 3210. en gs Lake was dull, nominally 38¢. Detroit—no stock. Canpiia.—The demand for adamantine was hardly 60 active, but prices were about the same. 1,800 boxes sold, mostly in lots, at 27¢, a 28. for Western and 28¢. for city, Sperm were rather quiet but firm at 40¢., and pa- tent were selling to the trade sparingly at 60c., cash. Freucus were a shade Ormer for grain but. heavy for cotton. Shipowners were constrained to come down to shippers’ terms, The engagements were:—To Liverpool, 42,000 bushels corn or wheat at 6d. a 53¢d, 350 bales cotton at 7-16d., 100 tons oil cake at 103.; per steamer, 1,000 bales cotton, at 1d., 200 boxes: bacon at 258, To London, per steamer, 1,800 boxes cheese at 405. 100 hhds, tobacco at 32s. 6d., y 500 bbis. oil at 30s., 130 tlerces beef at 5a, ‘The charters area brig’to Hamburg, “one to Cork for orders, and one to Glasgow, \petroleum, private; two schooners Elizabethport to Portland, $2 50; four s"hooners to Boston, corn, 5c. Fisn.—The demand for dry cod was fair and full rates wore realized for Bank, while George's, which were scarce and not equal to the requirements, ruled higher. The sales cover 1,600 quintals at $7 75 a $8 for Grand Bank, and $8 75a 30 for St. George’s. For mackerel there has been a steady, good call at full prices. ‘Tho -sales em- brace 1,200 bbls. at $24 a $25 for Fthore No. 1, $17a sy for shore No. 2, which wore very scarce, $13 for larg No. 3, $17 a $17 50 for bay No, 1, and $15 a $15 80 for bay No. 2. Box herring were firm and a fair trade was doing at 45c. a 50c. for No. 1, and 60c. a 66. for scaled. No. 1’s were in scant supply and the tendency was to ad- anos. Guyxy Cron was firm and quite active. We notice further sales in Boston of 400 bales at 23c., currency. Guxxy Baas were quiet but firm, n, without business Howry.—Stock and arrivals both light, and’almoat no business in consequence. We quote nominally $1 30a $1_32 for Cuba. Hors.—The market was fairly active at full prices for all descriptions. The sales were principally for con- Ordinary Middling Good middling. Corren.—The metal continued fai sumption, and compris:d 145 bales at 12c. a 40e. for old crop and’ 30c. a 60c. for new do. rate an extreme. ‘Hives were moderately activeand very firm. The sales since our last embrace 2,200 California, 20 «22 Ibs. ave- rage, at 28c. ; 1,200 wet salted Now Orleans, 67 Ibs. ave- rage, at 114’, currency, and 6,000 Montewdeo, 21 Ibs. average, at 19 Ke. 5 4, 008 F Puerto Cabello, BY Ibs. average, part if not all at idc,, ; also 1,200 city slaught'r steor, G4 Iba. average, ‘and "3 000 California, 21 Ibs. ave- Tage, on private terms, steady demand for consumption at full prices. Jute was poo We note sales of 1 hemp tow at $180, cas Hay.—The market was unchanged in every — a Shipping parcels were selling at 60c., and city ‘Toe. a T5c,, cash. Ispico Was less activ though a good inquiry for con- sumption prevailed for the fine grades, and prices were rm. Irox.—The transactions in both American and Scotch pig were confined to the immediate requirements of the trade, owing to the extreme protensions of holdera. The stocks of Scotch in yard wore nearly all bought up; but large quantiues are on the way and will be soon dve. Prices at present are irrecular and entirely nominal. We note salex of 260 tons No, 1 Glengarnock at $49 100 tons No. 1 extra American sold at $48, 120 tons extra do. sold at $45 a $46, and 80 tons No. 2 do. sold at $43 2 $45. Manufactured’ iron was active and firm at previous quotations. Learner. —The demand for both hemlock and oak sole was rather less active, but scarcity of stock enabled holders to obtain full prices and the market closed firm for all descriptions at our quotation aa follows:—Oak slanghter and ralted, good Nght fc. a 40e.; do. good middle 43°. a 46c. ; do. good hy vy He. 8 46c.; 40, ight cropped, ‘good, d4c. a 49; do. middie oropped, feos a Sc ; do, beilics cropped, ood, 19c. a Hemlock, Buenos Ayres, &c., good light Se. a 38.5 do. good mid dle, 393¢c. a dlc. ; do. goo heavy, 4c. 8 42c,; do. Cali- fornia, good light, 36c. a 37%. ; do. good middie, 39, a 0c. ; do. good heavy, 4 fic. 1 42. ; do. Orinoco, Ke., good light, ge. a 360. ; good middle, 88c. a good heavy, 37¢, Siacead Ormoco, &¢., and B. A. ‘gata. axed all weighta, ; do. poor all’ weigh a 2h. ; do. slaughter, in rougli, 30c, a 3de. ; Oak, g ‘ight “B0c. do. good middie'and heavy, 36c, Lxap.—Pig continued firm, as the stock was insufficient for the demand. We note sales of 50 tons foreign tn lots at $9 75 a $9 80 currency, or $6 75 gold. Sheet and pipe were firmer, with an ‘advancing tendency, at 15c., and bar was steady at I1c, cash. Lix-exp was without sales worthy of notice, but prices were well sustained. Calcutta was firm at $2'50. Large quantities are now on the way and wili soon arrive from Europe. MoLasaw.—The market was decidedly firmer for all kinds undera steady good trado inqui The sales ‘were, 100 hhds. Porno at $1 O58 , 30 do. Bar- bados at 80c., and 120 do. C: muscovado at 60e. a 85¢. *Navat Stores —Sph mand, atid fates were without material alteration; 190 bbis, sold at $1 02%; a $1 5 for eee and small lots; crude do. was steady at $5 25a 50. Rosins were firm; the offerings ere light and the business om this account was not so extensive; we note ae of 800 bbis. of 280 Ibs. common at $7 508 $7 87%, 205 do. strained at $8 608 $9,175 do, No. 2 Ta $13, and 200 do. No. 1 at $14.8 $18, also 250 ime pale at $21 a $23. Pitch was firm, with sales bbls. prime city at $7 a $8 60. Tar was in good demand at full prices; we notice sale of 100 bbls. at $7 a $9 60, as to quality. Narts.—Cut continued in active demand at_ full rates, In Philadelphia the leading sizes command $7 90 cash, at which a steady trade was doing; little or no stock; copper were steady, at 50c. ; yellow metal 35c., and zine 20c., cash. On: ‘AKE was firm, but very inactive; 40 tons city, in sold at $52 per ton. We To's gos Western nomi- nally $50 a $51, aad Olt city, in bbia., 8 $65. (OiLs. —Fish olls wore steady, with » {air demand for all descriptions. wane, ene, Mee of 600 bbls. cru a 10. export, at ce; 48 bbls. dark at $2, 65 bia. light at $2.28, and 1 ‘bia, heavy at $2 22 Iso 45 bbla. prime do, at $230, Bleached re wi was ele to the trade at $1854 ae winter Me a $2 40. Bank was firm at $1 $1 30 a $135. The prico for gether nominal, and the trade since our last has been on | the decrease, ‘and at the close the market was dull and drooping at $2 30 a $245, with some still asking $250 © prime lots winter, The transactions in linseed oil were small, a“ a ruled a shade lower. Crushers were general $1 ~ but outside lots Were going $1 a = 49, City distill mall lots at $1 35; the sales cover 220 bbls. The stock of fi bad — comprises 16,747 bbls. sperm and 19,094 bb! " Recetpta, 660 bbis. | petadh met! or, a | lard. The pork market was very unsteady wero irregular and lower, mow mess closing weak against $37 60 firm the a fair extent, and consi $87 123 for now moss, is0'8 $31 50a $31 75 for rien mess, rather more active and a shade firmer; the sales wore about 2,000 bbis., at $10 50 a $13 60 for plain mess and $13 60 8 aoe for extra mess. Beet bame wore without change in any respect. was dull and nearly nominal. Cot meats were in steady do- mand at full al 20He. a rits turpentine were in fair de- ‘The sal about ea shoulders, aad Sere heavy, market was ae end The sales were 3,500 63340, for refined, in G40. 0 650. for strictly white, and 8ic. « 820. for free. Rice remained steady, at full Sugar. —The market was firm and moderately active. Toker and 90 do, Por Rico, lage” lee Naiog a c. 8 5 Havana, a 135¢0. © 140," Roboed wae Sed last quotations. fe contin is fr ea for consumpti sumac a full rates for both fe and eg —The market was very quiet but firm at our annexed quotations, with nothing doing, except in a small way from second hands. We quote: Asriean gia. wet 2%e.: Calcutta do,, 200.; mace, §1 60; casa, Sreanue was rather quict, with further sales of Si uote chart pos aa Sarr was trade demand at full prices, We quote Ashton’s 15, Marshall’s $376, Liverpool $2 éS'and ‘Tark’s Island 60¢. cash. Sreurer was quiet but firm. We heard of no sales since our last. Tobacco was fairly active and very firm, with sales of 200 bhds. Kentucky, mostly at 73¢c. a 300., and 20 cases seed leaf on terms we did not learn. ‘Tea.—The market was less active, but prices remained very firm for all descriptions. The» sales were 6,000 half chests oolongs from second hands and 6,000 do. from sirst hands on private terms; also 3,000 half cheats greens, in the usual variety, P. W. T. A good trade was done in the other descriptions at full rates. ‘Tiv.—Full prices were obtained for lots on the 8 but for to arrive viens wr irregular, with a tendency in ey Ey We note sales of en mentee seo antons oe and 20 Jone Straits ab 20360. algo to arr arrive, 600 sldbe Banca, c. ‘aLiow.—The market was dull and drooping. The sales were about 90,000 Ibs., at 14c. a aXe. Wuatesonm was quiet and aye We heard of no sales. Arctic was held firmly at $2 25. Woot was quiet. Factories are stopping for want of water, and manufacturers are waiting patiently for yd Atwo days rain would start a lively trade, accordin; the opinion of ali partios, The sales were about 1 000 Ibs. domestic fleeces at 60c. a 750. ‘Wiuexxy.—Receipts 52 bbla. The demand was limited, but aed were without material alteration, The sales were about oe 1 300 bbls. Western State at $2 283¢ a $2 29. ROPOSALS FOR FU! NDING OER HO OF INDE COMPOUND ‘DNESS, Ni NOTES AND TREASURY NOTES. Se aa o 5 By virtue ofthe authority contained in tho fi an pa of “ Ge lad, ae or i promis ne which pro ‘among other thi Domne bor cae or other ¢ stiigaiions Dearing in! h leaned, ‘under any act of Congreas, discretion of the Secretary’ o! at the ury, sad Meith ‘he consent of the eigen be pst into an. scription of bonds authorized by said act, notice ia hereby given to the hoiders of certificates of indeblodness which mature before the first day of January next. of com- pound interest notes, and of one and two noter, of the readiness of this Department to gent five twenty year bonds, at three per cent premliim: fato aay, one hundred dollnrs of bonds for each one hundred and three dollars in certificates and notes, provided the con- version is made prior to the Int day of November next. The bonds issued in exchange for auch certificates and notes will bear an interest of six per cent per annum, able semb-annually Ingsoin, upon the frat days of May and November, and will be redeemable at the pleasure of the fovernment after five yenra, and payable twenty years, from the Ist day of November. 185. ‘The coupon and registered bonds issued under this propo- ral will be of the denominations of one hundred, five hun- dred and one thousand dollars, Registered bonds of five thousind and ten thousand dollars will be iaxued if desired. Holders of certificates, compound interest, or Treasury notes, who desire to make such conversant, will deliver them to the Treasurer, the Af asurers or the de- epocitarien ot toe United States, or to any national bank which may consent to transact the business without charge. “Interest will be allowed on certificates of indebtedness and one and two your Treasury note matured or maturing prior to the Ist of November, 1366, up to the date of maturity, and when maturing after the lat of November interest will be Allowed to that day. Upon the rompotind Interest notos the interest will be com. puted to November 1, 1865, upon, the amount of principal and interest compounded on the back of said notes, from th riod next prior to that date. ‘The principal and interest of auch ‘Treasury notes and ob- Hgations will be considered together ax an offer for conver- sion: but when, after deducting the principal of the bond and ihree per cont premium, there rernaina, a fexctional part of one hundred dollars, this fractional part will be paid to 3 the depositor. The Secretary reserves to himself the right of withdrawing en roporal at any time prior to said first day of November, ded fifty million of dollars shall, prior to that date, bo Difered for conversion aa aforesnid, Circulars of inatrnetions will be transmitted to the various officers authorized to receive certificates and notes, to which attention is invited. H. McCULLOCH, Secretary of the Treasury. J[NTEREST ON, CITY STOCKS.—THE INTEREST, ON the bonds and stocks of the city and county of New York, due and pavable November 1, 1865, will be paid on that day by Daniel Devlin, Eaq.. Chamberlain of the, city, af the ‘The transfer books will be closed on Mon- * MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller. Deranruent or Furance, Comrrnouis! Seren} New York ‘Oct Broadway Bani day, the Sth inst ere OF aN, FRANCES. BONDS KNOWN AS “School Bonds of 1854” are hereby notified that aid been will be redeemed in United States gold coin at our office at maturity, November 1, 1865. Interest on the above bonds will cease from and after the above date. LERS & WALLER, 33 Pine street. New Yore, September 26, 1865. Wit. ures on rian CITY PROPERTY. ON pond and mo ¢ following mums :—86,500, and $4,000. seen 43 IRELAND, 182 Broadway. iano J. CISCO & om, ALL STREKT, NEW YORK, NRGOTATE | LOANS AND BUSINESS PAPER, COLLECTIONS, Purchase and sell Government, and other Seeurities on com- RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, and allow Interest at the rate of four r percent per annum, on daily balan ye. Bone ime Ort WILL ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DECOSTE Bearing intorest, payxble on demand. JOUN J, CISCO, (Late of United Ststes Treanury 11 New York JOHN ASHFIELD CISCO. sie intemperate teeta erage — eae. ‘EMPUIS CITY BONDS—ENDORSED BY THE STATE of Tennenses. for sale. MANNING & DE FOREST, 19 Wall street. No —A MEETING OF THE BONDHOLDERS Misaourt Rail: jockholders of the Misatasippt Toad Company will be held on Wednendi £9 Pine street, in this city, at 12 o'clock meri’ Duainess of vital importance in to be considered and deter. mined. A full and punctual attendance is JOHN A. DI New Yors, Oct. 7, 1865. FFICE OF THE MARIPOSA COMPANY, % WALL street, New York, October 6, 1865.—Noties to the bond- rs of the Maripoas Company.—On and after the 10th nat the company will agus acrip in payment of the coupona now due npon their firet bonds, at their gold value, no ing to the terms Of nresoiution of the Heard of Trustors, ‘October 5, 1868, which scrip will bo received in pay: Piont of the instalment upon preferred. atnck W. TITUS, Secretary, ERSONAL SECURITY.—CASH ADVANCED TO RE- apectable tradesmen and others, on their note of hand, by Mz. HAMILTON, 18 Centre street, room No. 1. Gourners B, NOTE: >, flighent market price Paid for Virginia, North Carolina, orgis, Alabama, and Tennessee Rant 4 ida and detached Coupons of State and HARRISON & CO., Bankers, 19 New, near Wall at THR i therSouthern Southern State and City Bonds or detached DWIN Q BELL, Commercial Building, 4 ‘NION Dive SAVINGS BANK. Nos. 627 ~* 9 SeBT a S184 of Varick. Open daily from 104M. toS and on Monday, Wednesday ‘Saturday evenings from $107 o'clock. Six percent in terest, free of peers tax, allowed on sums of $50 and alder, and five per cent of gums, Money deposited on or Detober 20, will boat i interes from Bank fe aK English, German and EDER TY aAvonWoUT, President. SOLOMON L. HULL, Treasure: Ganpyen 8. Cuarin, Secretary. @. CLAIM AGENCY.—CLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIP. z. ions against the Foternal Ttgrenue, Customs, War and other departments ndjuated and Neoted. Special ateention given to cotton and cupat oe ims. MPTON & WILSON, Brot a: 26 Exc! lace, N.Y. Y. $10.000 WANTED—ON PRODUCTIVE COUNTRY preperty worth five times fre: amount; bonus paid, Address Factory’ box 127 Herald oftice. $60 000 TkoAxats SUMS TO SUIT, ON IM- . Droved Property in New York cli JOSEFH MASON, No, 08g Pine street. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on real entate tn this city oF Brooklyn. Ap JOHN F. CONREY, 63 Wall atrect, room No. ~ HOU ‘SES, ROOMS, &eO. To LET. N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED “PARLOR AND BED. room; also single Room, to gentlemen only, twithout doard, in a private family, residing at 106 East Twenty-firat NIBH D HOUSES TO LET AT and ‘Apps wo Pius YOUMANE You: NUMBER OF Yonkers, from depot, ———————— THRER STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE To LET= No. 6 Douglass street, Brooklyn; for sale cheap; house 4, lot 5 whe in order. ba — ROOME, 188 Weat -first street. A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—ON STATEN Island, only a fow A pr walk from the fe B Bed: B. CLARK, No. 73 Nassau street, of to Mr. fe Cire Porntee coal yard, Pacworyvilie” ‘landing, Staten Island. A be et bt ig by 4 gEDROON, WITH SITTING ROOM oe se F rmete9 , Without board. Apply after 4 ig! teenth street, near Union M APE ot eteerceptionable references will be requ RARE CHANCE.—A PARTY ABOUT BREAKING up B Pore ich na to let their Rooms and to dispose of their bi eh is all ries the house is in the very dest con eed apply ex: those that want the farnivure. eeauire A LiT Laurens street LARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM TO LET—TO Cnt! without board. Inquire at 262 East Ahird street, belween Second and Third avenues, eS PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE ONE OR tee gentlemen with furnished Rooms, containing pA ut board ha — fret ‘Terms he 118 Wont Ear ene eg A, Bas Fak | ELEGANT PAR- pith baloony, peated in 8 econd ‘gone, or $30 a for Ber mont nuleman, to ren’ . +s References SMALL FAMILY WILL LET A BANDSO! Bedrooms, furnished Front Parlor and two jointly or Soard, at i Fe Mi can at SOF Rigas arene RNISHED p+ J TO Rig THE vat 4 r, bo one oF ithout board, at ty-third on Cochengea, jh Mh seep Te roe rsa P41 ty] LET fighth brenuen ALL M TO =e Lees wat in a house with peers _aae rms ® per week. Apply at 156 ‘averley vlace. HOUSES, ROOMS, TO LET. “lA B ROOM TO LET—FOR POLITICAL MEETINGS, AT 880 Bowery. Ae TuSysEp Pg Rooms ing for houekest TO anda Hal ho ‘oom wraltable for a gent Apply Bleecker street. Langa aiaeorine ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, a, treat mg oe AY x ave." =~ ano NEW SERIOELT FIRST CLASS 4 STORY Rete Saere | pie WM. F TTEBTOH, offeo Third avenue, nex! Al yy im the house, Also @ Rooms. The house furniture new. Terms preferred. hee ingame ove ee N OFFICE TO LBS SUITABLE FOR A DOCTOR'S Aerts Inquire at 6 East . Gentlemen Twonty-ainth atroct. Swenigralsth street, 0s ts AN bane nara Pd FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET IN ‘Morrisania, Westebester on the ington avenue and Ninth street, Inquire on the ington avenue and Ninth street, Inquire on the promises. FURNISHED MODERN BROWN STONE HOUSE C9 ie “‘Thirty-sixth pear Third ee ee, See reat $176 per mouth, “Also & goutieman’s ion November, reo Seno a poutlbenan's pion November deo, wi ‘with Biable and 6 Lote, {a Brookiya, ‘p> Rent $10) poe Olt & CORBIERE, 8 and 10 Pine street. tart CLASS: FORMISHED HOUSE £0 LET UE, nellington and every Lage eae te eaaetindigs hace ot Td Waveri riey Place. be cr deus. ABpIy av a Buayrenaat FORA Pay. or dentist Stuyvesant street, near Tenth street and Second avenue, a AT. MB SECO‘ se, ee ae Leh mon ery | ‘Saodens: Repropprasats te rsoparalely Neighborhood firey casa, ROADWAY. PROPERTY TO LEASE.—A LARGE on Broadway to lease for t1 Bice perty, Way to lease for twonty-one years, above Tireet.” Apply to M. 8. MYERS, 476 Broadway. POOKE YE. —A Ll yyy od ROOM, WITHOUT boa @ private on) ee wanted, for a young gen ated Kuuress GA By, Hel d office. IRST CLASS FURNES BOusEe: TO LET TO PRI- vate families, in New ee rooklye and” ot and Staten Island. Permits of A. JOURNER No. 6 Pine street. IFTH AVENUE, NEAR BREVOORT HOUSE.—A PAR- lor Floor and other Rooms to let, without peels, For —— apply 102 Sixth avenue, between Eighth and Ninth street asad SES OS EE EP a URNISHED.—A SPLENDID PARLOR TO LET TO gentlemen, in a private, house; $8 per week; balcony, Frate, marble mantel, chandelier. Bleecker atreot, locks west of Broadway. ROOMS.—QHOICE SUITS OF FUR- gentlemen, without board, in the ‘wenty-fifth ‘street, near URNISHED nished Kooms to let, jirat cluss house 3 West park. FRUENISHED HOUSE 70 UETNEAR THE FIFTH ‘avenue, between Tenth and Fourteenth streets. To let from Oct. 15 to May 1, to a strictly private family only. Ap- ply ut No, 15 Teuth street. i ee | igpertebt fer HOUSE TO re ox FOURTEENTH street and Union square, A high stoop Boartase roomy and in good onde so ‘9000 por mouth. rmit 0 AS te RDWARDS, ei ‘West Twenty-third stroet. URNISHED HOUSE TO RENT ON LIVINGSTON place, near the Academy of Music. A large4 story brown atone wide English beieaaey House, fully or partially fur- ulshed. | Rent $850 per m JA! . ED! RDB, ‘277 West Twenty-third atreet. Poeeare, ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD.—LARGE ‘and amall Rooms to Feat to opatenen, io F gentleman and el enth street. wife. Terms moderate. References exchanged. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN A FRENCH PRI- vate family, Best reference given and pognieed. Inquire at No. 647 Sixth avenue, junction of Broadway. NUMBER OF WELL to do Acharcnses Bowery. SITUATION WANTED—BY A bd A chambermaid refe eects aed ania Pont iste piween Lad ith ave. Sa Stan Sy A Tkaae GLARE OOO: unde: inds of French ‘and all kinds of soups and % ofakitchen. Inquire at 106 West A LADY OF RBSPEOrasiliry D DESTR dake the entire hers of, hotae Tors Tora party tlemen; will find 7 of ven and required. YOUNG” WOMAN WISHES A Stiat Na. 40'Hast dist st, fret door east of Madison av. ;PECTA! wey seen for ey Beal aah ak, bet A FIRST K WISHES A situation im a gentleman's preferred; can take the entire of the of 4 reference can be at 18 Union cour, re betwess ui 12th New York. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO DO chamberwort and sowing, City reference given. Gall for two days at 108 av. RESPECTABLE manaiep ‘woe ‘WOULD a to take in washing at m house. Apply at feat 27th at. beep ty a WISHES A SITUA. tion ascl id to take care of children in = small 2 tart The.best of city refer. ily. ence. Gall for two daya at No.3 iigan place, on A SITUATION WANTED—BY A TEOPRAUED, cook in: English and French cooking; has in the families in this city. Call for two days mi East 4th st. eat ety, sth and YOUNG LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION ‘an governess: is willing to make herself or use- Zut; han ho sbjection 10 go tato the conn ty refer. ‘Address Teacher, box 6,642 Post finip beittrystln YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion as wet nurse; has a good breast of pal has no ob- jections toa small private family. Call at 12 Delmonico row, rooklyn.. RESPECTABLE GIRL ‘WISHES A SITUATION AS soamstress chambermaid; bas a Wheeler & Wil- gon’s machine. Can be seen till engaged at her present em- ployer’s, 31 West S4th at. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL 18 cry maid; is willing, to, make herself useful, and is accustom of children. of cliy referencouf roquired. Call at Ros Weat ti sky be. n Broadway an PROTESTANT YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion as chambermaid and waitress; has city ref- arence. Can be seen for two days at $25 East 2th at. RESPEOTABLE GERMAN WOMAN-WANTS A SIT- uation Catenin penta aye cook, wash and iron, where she could hi teresting gel of Ut Searsaias Tnguite stsne bakery, 149 Ellsabet work if wentods Gall at 480 Went 20th at it i, years’ experiense, ‘Best of reference given. address 8, Was SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE to assist in chamber oided ¥ A YOUN RESPROTABLE, WOMAN yun ae nate ess Hoth Dear ist av. UATION WANTED BY, A, RESPROTA STUAMON, WANTED ST «Af eR ‘willing to Et oie x Fay Foquired, ‘Call for two days at 92 9th av., corner LAUNDRESS WOULD DO, THE WASHING FOR & fe best of olty refer. A. eer Ee Sth at, top oor, A SITUATION | WANTED-BY | A general, housework 11 nefereoen can be given. between 7th and 8th avs., rear wayue, WOMAN ways A SITUATION—AS elp with wi tot diy or would do and wating tA the bet of ity reference. Can ‘No. 6 Amity place, in SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG ing ada bermaid and onan sranld be wia jag fo. in the washing and ye city rete ber last place. Call ‘est Ae a Ne WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COOK it in washing and tronit olty en Moall at 280 7th av., between 274! ‘aud’ ote, GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A PRI- fami); washing and iron: ly a8 cook ‘and to aanist in washing ing; few bo go wth ® family to California. Apply af RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS & SITUATION do housework for a small family; te a good plain ‘asher and troner. Good reference. Apply RESPECTABLE ‘@ small fi aire ab 133 West if i A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSE nid soomsirons;iena de all kinds of family wet ‘rom. fancy. Ronco. "Gait at 166 Haat Stet at between Int and 2d a LADY WISHES A BABY TO WET NURSE: HAS lost her own baby. Best of reference. By., top floor. A YQ0NG orRt. WANTS A SITUATION IN A 8M. mae samy 2 todo general housework. Good erence. Call at 1 at., between Ist and 2d av, RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SIT- luation as competent nurse; is a good plain xower; Uae derstands chamberwork and waiting; bas good city'refe Fonee. “Apply at 11d Weat 10th st., basement. A * RESP ROEARLy PROTESTANT ogre 4 ped situation as chikiren’s nurse and to do. Ay wingt joklyn, SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, Ag chambermald and latrudress, or to do chamberwork and in sowing; good city reference, “Apply at Went ath at, n 6th and 6th FPORNISHED COUNTRY PLACE TO LET AT RING'S Bridge, 12 miles from clty; access judson River Harlem Railroad and Harlem river Dost, One and halt acres: frat class House; marble, Mantels, Water Closet, &e.; all furnished complete; China, Glass, Garden Toola and three Boats, On. Udal water, Bath House. ‘Siablen (7 stalls). Be ¢ Fruit and Shade Trees immediate possession; rent $76 Ber, month, will reni for one or ve es i aa and 5 all {n ‘good order, an 0" Ant for a Singer place, at King’s oor eddress 3. SINGER, Youkers, N, ¥. URNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH LARGE CLOSET attached, tolet to_a gentleman, without ina private family, 88 East Twenty-slxth street, near avenue. URNISHED | OR | UNFURNISHED—TWO ROOMS, onnnecting, for gentleman and wife, to keep house, Also ‘single Room, on third family private. 102 East Fortieth street, one door from, avenue, ‘OUSE 10 LET—FURNISHED OR R UNFURNISHED, in Fairmount, thirty minutes’ from Twent age house mad -bennery, in good erdee. atreot seventh street; carris Apply at 98 East Fou: OTEL TO RENT.—THE BRIGGS HOUSE, SITUATED on the nartheast corner of Wells and Randolph streets fee Illinois, will be rented for ri form of years, from Maret {, 1806. Por terms Gibbs, ‘room No. 6 Court House, Chicago. ARGE ROOM, ON FIRST roe we gra aa LJ Stonun Power, 60x90, 112 and Spring and Prince. Apply to WISH 's BLIVEN, Noe Sut Broadway. TORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. IN. quire at ‘Third avenue, between Thirty-fourth and Fairty-cfuh seat. TORE TO LET AND, FIXTURES FOR SALE NO; 475 street; good location for business, Rent $900 per Af RESPECTABLE ager el WOMAN, WITH A fresh breast of milk, wishes a baby to nurse at her own house, 241 10th av. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- tion to do general housework in a small private family; Jood references, Apply at 472 Atlantio st,, Brooklyn. (A. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A fs cook, and to aasiet in the washing and ironing; good Teferences. ‘Apply at 102 West 17th at., for two days. COMPETENT YOUNG GIRL WISHES A = nd waitress; is deter hee q SE ally seferouter. “Gan be seen business; has the beat 810 West 19th st. SCOTCH WOMAN WISHES A_ SITUATION AS hou: eo family. Call at.04 West 18th at,, between 6th and 7th 9 SITUATION, WANTED_BY. A YOUNG WOMAN, TO As general howe’ a small family. Can be seen two days at 134 West Bt ae Aw FRENCH, LADY, DRURSSPANDIEG Pyopsen, ituation te family or hotel to 0 Address M. @. M., No'G 600 RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ation as chambermald, assist in, the washing or to do waiting; good reference. Apply at 90 West 53d st. A WOMAN WISHES A beh le TO DO GENERAL poseemerk tas cone pee mn fl bier oo ay boy, five years old, wit She woul bmg & | oo for moderate Titer’ ia the oF city. two daye at S01 Grecnwich “ is the mate A ERE TOTAL private Cacnlty: tee groa plata Sook, v a fasnst and Wroner and of heady. hablis, tae two days at 242 West Seanad. eeccmsa Gree back roses. ECOND FLOOR AND ONE ROOM ON THIRD F! of house 66 Third street to let toa small American fly. Furniture for sale. Call after 10 o'clock. 0 LET—FOR A TERM OF YEARS. A ROOM, 27 BY ole feot, 14 feet ae ba hard finished w: of Fulton and Pinea CF. ‘BLAKE, in the bu Ty deoated, ‘at the co rooklyn. Apply to we, LET—PRIVATE STABLE IN_WEST THIRTY-! ng ond street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, from how until next May, for $500: has four stalls. 327 Pein eersseiiean idand is oiock, for two days, PO, LET GA HANDSOMELY, pLURNISHED, | THREE tel in a dentrable locality ap town, ‘oa mond ‘amy arith: whan the present oot pints, reo adults, wish to take an arrangement for Board. or particulars inquire at 46 Harrison atrect po LET wir, STEAM POWER, A ROOM, 27 BY 57 feet, 14 foot colling, with bard SGniished walls, pleasantly located, at corner of Fulton and Pineapple streets, Brooklyn. Apply to C. F, BLAKE, in the building. 10 LET—A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR front Room to one or two single gentlemen, without board. Family private. Apply at Haat “Touth street, near avenue A. pli a ro Let—at, MANHATTANVILLE, A LARGE HOUSE, convenient and near the travelling conveyances, al Foad and the Eley. ble terms. ated at the crossing of the Bh the ‘Blooming da enth avenue, near on reaso begs Seti goers WOMAN WHO ROSRStANDS inde of cooking Wants @ situation as iret clase Seok ‘in a private Zonal Billing to in the washi good aity reference. 21 90 Wet Boch atin front base: ment, for two days. sects, | 4 PROTESTANT, GIRL | WANTS A SITUATION | AS Plain cook, washer and {roner in a private family: good dity reference. “Can be seen for two days at 149 Grand ie tal eet 'D PERSON lar fle Af SITUATION ‘and waitress, and ag te aasist, with aye wEsh nderstands bee te Bra can give the best at city reference. Sorat a: Serica StS and th ang, "Gan be sean for two days. RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS chambermaid and waitress, or to do chamberwork and at 102 6th av., in the store. sewing. Can be seen A BESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITU- ation ina small private ‘familys ts an excellent cook ino objection to anaiet with plain, washing and ironing. | Boat city reference. Apply a 287 ‘Also, @ respectable young woman wishes as child's nurse; can take the entire charge of a baby from its infancy; no objection to travel with a lady, Best city reference. Can be seen for two days at 257 9th av. MOST EXCELLENT GIRL WISHES TO PROCURE ‘a Orat class situation soe eoiient laundress or seam. stress; city or countr ; the best of feference. Call til sulied at 148 M48 Mot st at third ‘oor, front room. Tec L¥T—FURNISHED HOUSE WEST TWENTY SEC- street + West ewrenty -wixth street, it, $250 a $300; ‘0 Part of fi rntabed. hou nd $100; Huns bear ’ Mactivon ‘avenue, $200. ‘euey Pion a Broadway; + heap LET—IN GATES AVENUE, BROOKLYN, A FIRST class furniabed House; ior stra given the lst of No- vember, Inquire of J. HBA! Y, 231 Fulton avenue. LET—A COMPLETELY FURNISHED moren, T° near Fifth avenue to a strictly vate family. $590 per month. Address 8. M., box ome, Ne 10 LET—ON COMMERCE, street, South Brooklyn—M chi Blacksmith’s Shops, coin with all necessary machinery, eight-horse power stoam en; order. . The machi At reasonable rates. slip, New ¥ (0 RENT—IN BROOKLYN, A SMALL CONVENIENT House, in Ce £ order. comple tel: Sian cen. tral location, five mit ‘wal from Pulton at 709 Broadway. 10 pa ey A DESIRABLE THREE STORY high stooy —_ ‘House, wy maa ton Td Im- — tan ile Third avenue. yy LET—FOR SIX MONTHS FROM 1ST PNP hogy a aie ly furnished House, on the Hudson, with ouse and stable. Distance balf an hour from ne city. ‘Mires Cottage, Herald 0 LET—ON EIGHTY-SIXTH STRERT, NEAR NORTH Fiver. a nice two atory and atte House: 9 rome, kitchen eco Ways oF longer raneired, | oF ne igh tolst ; ; Oe eyo LHSURE & CO; bso Brosa ground, Apply to L! Ly HALL 5 MPO LEt—FURNISHE! A Md gentieman, wil board. Apply at 18 West 42d NEAR VAN UNT ne, olen Copper tnd and eating, completely | stocked aby an hired be purchased or. Yor particulars inquire wee. Old street. T° LET—THE NICB TWO. hod ATTIC AND BASE. 7 Ses Lp LD 883 Bi prom i yay the Furniture ‘gA50 the Furniture may ee REDICT & COIT, No.4 Fine sree TO LBT A FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE, NO. 187 Wooster street, corner of Bleecker. Possession immedi. ately. Rent $50, LET OR LEASE—THREE FLOORS OF THE ‘bail 2 Wooster street, near Canal, 25x44. Apply to |. GRAY, 27 Wooster street, D LEASE FOR, FIVE YEARS, FIRST CLASS FOUR basement House, on Murray Ilill, below Thirt sixth street, neat Motions rege, well and Fully furnished, to n satisfactory per year. Ad box 985 New Yor Lk 1... RENT—A boa B a aS AT Rt] TH mJ horse For particulars inquire at 275 judeon stree coee, te ra month, Pratl HOUSE IN = tuated, near Failroad "ach rene Pre ir niror ihe Moderate ent. tat New York Post office. RENT—FURNISHED FURNIS! Hrogtn, 1n Rew vork and ey tivn, 1p gam, tan yon | rea rea Broadway, room 23. Time sual Se arg et ek TO LET. Pag td let, house the ke i, Ee aaa EYES. wM. i A SITUATION WANTED—BY A Pak og COMPETENT person as chambermaid and to do plain sew! Lorses of Sa hare Gall for two days at 30 th av., in the nt MRM alr EE EE ae SITUATION WANTED—BY A — RESPECTABLE young girl se pie ‘nurses can sive the beat of city ‘West 26th st. cor- ———_ $$ SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COOK, beg tt king all Kinds of soups and jelties, and 1s an excellent bread .d baker has good city references. Call at 147 7th av. S NURSE AND Ee ad oe pT SITUATION a woman; can take the entire Ing and light ‘chamberwork seen dor two days at O87 6th a SITUATION WANTED—BY | AN EXPERIE ‘CED ‘cook, who perfectly understands her business, as meat Tn hove, Or haa ‘ho objection to a frst class boarding Rou the ‘best of city reference. Call at 357 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS ee dhamborworks tas ihe best of ity ‘reterences, “Call at arn! clty referen at 13634 Went 19th at., between 7th and 8th ava. per leaden area A RL th. pai ad you , a th seamstress or to waiton an Bon ge ican rca cut and f at ial nds of ‘children’ ‘s clothing reference can be given. ‘kinds of ne y pen at 17 6th at, near the Bowery. A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION At coor, washer and ironer with a private Hae deforgnce, Cail ai'388° 9h af, between it ate. Set door; front room: LT hansen ceed AB rae EDUCATED WOMAN DESIRES AX to nent with @ family ae soametress: woul hold 5 With ol preferred; of as companiongo an acid tad Ai Would take care or a child: Chief object is W quiet, comfortable home; city oF countey baa no choice, References. Address for two days A. box 187 Herald office. |GLISH PROTESTANT GIRL A. Manas ration on cook thoroughly underatands her business; no obbection to go & short di in the country. Call Tor two days at 240 Weat 16th st, WIDOW WOMAN WISHES, A, SITUATION A8 ounekeeper 40 general housework, with her A, Heurakeener angio Call Bt 316 Went 30in at.” fith gt, myanee, CS. | A RADY WHO Um UNDERSTANDS PHOTOGRAPH COL- oud be one at Moe. rence, Call at 313 Court st., Brcokly: aa lye store. RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY WIDOW lene wishes the the washer a few gentlemen or a A ean refer to ‘of the foremost gentlemen. in ose washing ahe hias had charge of for many Years: ms RG care taken of gentlemen's clothes, week at 670 Greenwich st., front basement. LARGE NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMEN! German, English and aetian ee ane ae oe ieetes Yate families’ an: ce eh Apply at German Em| Agency, 129 Bleecker Se ee re iy eas YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SIT ASN Oe po chamberwork and fine washing; good city rofe Gan be seen at 77 Went 19th at. SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, IN A. FRIVATR family, her business ployer. Call ‘A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 70 wash! ing at her m residence; city rete Zetce Call’at 107 Went Sid at between Oth auld Tih ars. RESPECTABLE WELSH WOMAN WISHES 4. 5 uation as cook; is a first class baker; ui the branches of rot Can be seen for iwo days at No. 6th at., near the Bow (A. YOUNG GIRL, WIRHES A SITUATION AS CHAM and waitress, or ber ofa aay or or general housework. Call at 257 ‘Grand at, Jere sey City, near Jersey avenue, Good reference. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GI ‘cook, wash and iron for a small private 7; is oa cook, washer and ironer; good city all at 132 West 27th st., second floor, rear room. boo bg pg Wipew. WOMAN WISHES TI! w gentle! ing; ost refer Gallet far Weat Gist at, ot ference. pana bet rr, Gale RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES as SITUATION I= oaees aro family, to do genet usework; ort distance in as se ounlsy with a niece AS faaay, om alt at 161 ft Bast ‘Slat st., A FROTESTANE Foe pol ists A Av cee. InN & small 7 Feet cree, ‘and ironer; best refe- Py Call at No Rapelyea st., se Brooklyn, top top floor. genet private family; has good refe tio day at 14 Chaction st. YOUNG Nh ge! WISHES Cm Sircarion’ oY seamstress in a private fam! it chamberwork: can operate Sone sy EW ae reference. Can be seen until ine; has Wear asanies YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION IN A FIE clas family, as wet nurse. Call for two days at 96 ‘at., betwoen Ist and 2d ava,, in the rear. SITUATION WANTED—BY A bad pe O iRls Ad cook; would assist with the washing and at 115 West 15th st. A SITUATION ATER? ao Raggy © Geary! cs respectable A‘ be ey WANTED—BY one benign - do openers housework. reference. ‘Weat 24th st., top door, Avian sea ret ahas watress A a ‘ECT. innads toting in mn reapeoest Ne'famntly.” Has the deat of reference from Galak 173 173 Weet a, bh 4 cond floor, front room, A= bays atty r retereuce "Breas SITUATION | WANTEP—BY A onng girl to do ehamberwork and ‘sewing: a fo? two days at 608 th av., near of children ; TN dy city reference. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Lge A SITU. ation as chambermaid willing Spaiging: pas ye the best city reference. Call ‘tort two A —- to San rie hood fereneg: “Call foe tw private family; good ref wo days at 190 Lexington av. av, Spetween ‘32d ani SITUATION Mot eer J A RESPECTA! orl, ae chamber -_ Tate washer WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION ; 48 @ good washer and troner. at 827 let av., first floor, eks RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES 3 rererence. “Call io rine aevanary etre, Detween 22d and 28d sts, (A SITUATION WANTED RY A RESPECTABLE GI Aas chambermald and, waWer; willing to saaiat in baby. Call at 112 West 19Uh ‘washing; or oF 10 2 take care of & st., first floor, in the rear. eee ue wet ge ay GIRL wiseee situat jo gage of 8, in a private ioea city reference. “Call tie Basement door No. § Won st YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DO ‘general housework; {sa good washer and ironer. Cam be seen for two days at her present employer's, 47) 2d av. 2. SITUATION wae aie Raintree | Sun her last place.” ‘Call ay 85 Woat 2506 nt 10 it, PERFECT by at COOK WISHES ‘A SITUATI in a fine German family. Address Mrs, Meier, 54 Street, first floor, A 3, CoNrErERS i Mesy ML AS sitcaTron: 1B 1s rienced in the care of tire charge infant; woul do i at rchntberwork, os give ‘is Jos Woees’ ‘reference. Call at 1 ‘est 19th st, ———_—_——_—_— Ave RESPROPASLD Linge Ahem WOMAN WANTS A SITU ron ‘as seamstress a do all kinds of om aches ee ie to procure as that ery and lace work. Can es ‘eon for a days Pra Address Herald office. Mott st., near Canal st. Has good references. RESPECTABLE JUNG WOMAN Nas aad A Lage] COMPETENT, YOUNG WOMAN, WITH GOOD RE- mbermaid and walt er Work t orig hoe Call as 901 An THOROUGH DRI pemeene, pO WHO vapensraxce nd fing adie’ and hhren will soi 8 pere situation preferred. Call at 48 | fi sass. Doar NEAT, TIDY GIRL WISHES 4) SITUATION (48 bermaid ference given, Can and Mesh at Iii Bast ai si, top for, front room, Hon to cook, wash and iron, or rer ay"! ply at 11 West 26th at., between 7th and 6th a fs ence given. RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS P washer and irover in a small Gait forth days nt 8 S Went ath st, corner of Oth av. Good city reference. RESPROTARLE, Ws apt ee eee A SITU. A. aie rman ing, ts willing aod ‘obliging. Call for two days at 4 AM wage: ABLEITOUND WOMAN amet i= SIT. cook; is a Cook; good refe Inst place. ‘Call at sf Saat Soh Lo RESPECTABLE YOUNG ota, er 8 A SITUA 1 private tion to family; ot ely noe. | wt 488 Wer Mi at., first floor, YOUNG WO! Lam Wants r¥ , SITUATION Ae cooR in «private Hs Wea tans lug; has good city ehce. Cate Weat loth nu, today. RES! ‘ABLE b WOMAN WANTS A BABY TO WET | Oa st her own residence, Apply | Ae one to ‘at 240 Sth at., second floor. ath RESPECTABLE, YOUNG WOMAN wisuse A SITO. end dane neraring Ben gf ogre ae ven qo oe 7 merRCTanU 8h wi W. wid diy tree, ou neon ab a ab hee present recent eauployer's inane. for twe RESPECTAB! 5 GER, wi A rate qook ho makes @: