The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1865, Page 2

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpar, Oct. 16—6 P. ‘The stock market opened steady this morning, but without ‘spirit, owing to the uncertainty regarding the supply of money and the anticipation of an unfavors- ble bank statement, At the first regular board prices @eclined a fraction. Erie closed 3 higher than at the same time on Saturday, Northwestern }s, Rock Island 3, Prairie duChien 3%. New York Contral was 34 lower, Hudson River 1, Reading %, Michigan Southern %, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Cumberland }¢, Quicksilver {. Northwestern preferred was unchanged. Govern- ment securities were heavy. Coupon five-twenties de- clined 3, sixes of 1881 3. Seven-thirty notes of the third series sold at 9775. At the open board at one o'clock the market was dull and a fraction lower. -\t the second regular board it was steady. Reading closed 14 higher than at the first board, Winois Central }, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3. New York Contral was % lower, Erie 3, Hudson River %, Micbigan Southern 3, Northwostern 34, preferred %, Prairio du Chien 1, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 5. Quicksilver was unchanged. Central American Transit Company sold at 37. Government securities were rather weak. Coupon five-twenties declined %. At the open board at half-past three it was heavy. New York Contral sold at 99, Erie 91%, Reading 11674, Michigan Southern 6534, INnois Central 138, Cleveland and Pittsburg 773, Rock Island 108}, Northwestern 81%, preferred (b. 3) 653. Afterwards, on the street, Erle declined to 90%, and the whole market was ‘unsettled. The leading stocks were hammered freely by the bears, and some of the bulls, forming new combinations, assisted the docline for the purpose of buying at lower figures, At the same time afew of the bull operators ‘on narrow margins became timorous and 801d out. ‘There was an active, and in part artificial, demand for money at seven por cent, but the wants of houses in fair credit were freely supplied at that rate, ‘Tho bank statement was generally regarded as more favorable than it really is, The decrease of $8,052,587 in the legal tender notes is almost entirely owing to the payments into the Sub-Treasury of compound interest notes on account of the fifty million funding loan, and this, thorefure, indicates nothing thet can affect the money market. The contraction of the loanable resources ef the banks is, however, shown im the decrease of $6,140,830 in deposits, The Western banks have been drawing their balances rather closely of Jato, ewing to the partial stringency which provails in their section, and the Treasury has been doing like- wise upon its natiomml bank depositaries in order to in- crease its reserve, in proparation for a reduction of the temporary deposits. The Treasury balances still remain- {ng with the national banks are very small, and the dis- bursements of the Sub-Treasury are going forward rapidly. The payments on account of the temporary loan to-day were large, and will eontinue so during the week, The increase of $2,420,611 in specie is traceable to the recent sales of coin by the government. The de- crease of $975,843 in loans is consistent with the de- crease in deposits, aud loss than was generally supposed. ‘The demand for discounts is very active, and only strict- ly first class paper passes at 7.28 per cent, the latter be- ing the most commen rate, Ordinary good is quoted at 9 a 12, and doubtful names moet with little favor, There is nothing, however, in the condition of monetary affairs to create distrust or warrant any uneasiness, the tenden- cy bemg towards greater ease. Tho gold market was firmer under the Furopean ad- vices reporting the advance of the Bank of England rate of discount to five per cent on the 2d inst., and six per ©~+ on the Sth. Itis argued that should any monetary Pressure ~js@ abroad the price of five-twenties there would either decline, im common with other securities, or fail vw advance, and thet tn either case the inducements to ship them from this side would rather diminish than increase, and that should the export of securities receive a chock, gold, for which they have served as a substi(ute, would require to ‘be shipped instead. It is not to be ignored that the advance in the bank rate from four per cent on the 28th ultimo, on which day it” was «4- vanced to 434, is rather sudden, but the monte- tary signs there foreshadowed such an advance. The brisk demand for discounts which has led to these advances is reported to have reduced the bank reserves ss low a point as when the rate was eight percent, and thé tormer is attributed to the speculations in domestic and foreign produce, cotton, of course, being one of the leading articles. The eticct, therefore, of the Bank of England putting the screw on promptly will be to check that speculation and reduce the demand for money, although it may reduce prices in some degree and retard exports from this port. The operation is always highly conservative, and it affords no ground for apprehension of monetary disturbance; but it docs exert rome influence in hastening remittances from other coun- tries, aud hence the increased firmness of gold and ex- change to-day. The opening price of the former was 145, from which there was a steady aivance to 14534 0% at ths close of business, Tho foreign bankers generally advanced their drawing rate to 10934 this morning une the influence of the slight decline in five-twenties and other securities on the London stock exchange aud the other causes affect- ing gold, but importers were anwilling to buy at it, and Yt declined to 109; « 3g duving the afternoon. Francs participated in the improvement, owing to the Bank of Trayce ‘having advanced its rate of discount from three tefovr per cent, and they were quoted at 5.17 a 6.15, he following Ogures compare the iast weekly sta meat & the New York associated banks with the re- turns ofthe previous week :— Ort, 14. Loans. = BAT 884 Deposits . 188 604, 486 364,156 Bpecie.. 13,470,134 Legal tenderd, 68,611,752 Cireulation. ..., . 10,970,397 —The deviation from the returns of the previous week fre as follows :— Decrease in loans... Decrease in deposity Increase in specie. Decrease in legal tenkers. Tnerease in circulation. ‘The business at the Sy Towa: Total receipts. Paymonts Balance... . For customs. On account of i ‘The holders of Jersey City One Year Rounty Fund bonds at the vity Will be paid thoir invemet on the 10th inst, Hall, Jorsey City. Stock Krechange. Mosnay, Oct, 16—10 : $8000 US 6'n, " 12034 200 che Brie RR, 60000 U ‘sl 0g 107s; 1000 do if cou. 107% 5.2,cou V cou.. 10535 0% 70000 ‘300008 6's, 1y cer, nis 4000 Teanesser 63, 7000 Virginia 6's. 80 stich Coa RR... 116 5000 Missouri 6 100 do. .2¢ call 114 1000 Mo 6's, H&SJis 100 M So & NInd RR 76 5000 Obiok Mis evr. a 10% po 4 75% 50000 Fried 4 4000 Alton& THI stm. 1000 Pitt, FLWAC Ie, 106 2000 Miss & Mo | ch ¢ oaietitk a oT o«. Bd call 18736 6O00At&GWIm,Udiv 97 PitsRR 78 30 shsMerchante’ Bk 109% Ti ll Am Exch Bank.. 116 TIM 20 Ocean Bank..... eo 67 1. 28 Bank of America 115 400 Ce XW RR. 51X 20 Bank of N York. 114 600 Chic & NW £00 ce ae juReed 104 04K 4 cuicoge 6 108% 100 ‘00 100 100 190 60 Spring Moun 681 200 400 QuicksilverMy Co 49), 90 Chic, Buy 100 N Y Cont RR, ..c 100% 100 Mil & P Du © it ex 100 ge #3 109 109 @ boo fo. d call 10086 100 HK call 100% 100 Alton aii ref. 7 0 dos... 0 100 ™ SECOND BOARD. Hane-rast Two o'C.00K P.M Lie “pai pat, 4 100 chs Erie RR..... O19 do. 08% 100 do, ..20 cal! 91 ite do. . now is os 200 do......580 90! 6000 soon ig 10254 $00 MichSa&NIRR, 1636 reg 102 600 Rending RR..... 116 3000 aPero ne 98 6200 do., Ny 90000 "do, 3d series orm 200 11 Central RR!” 198 10000 NC 6's 200 Clove & Pitte RR 13 10000 Ohio & Miss cor 2 500 do... 11M do 20% 100 Chie & NW Ri 31% 60 shs Conta, 87-100 Chic& NWearet. O69 26 West Union Tel, 70 100 MiP du Of.0 68 $00 Qisilvor Me Co,, 4936 dofee ieee OO _ < ious & a6. unre ree oon 2 nana ox O'TY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Mowpay, Oct. 16-6 P. M. Amams.—Roceipts, $1 packaces. The market was dull, but very firm at $7 87% 9 $8 for pots and pearls, Breapervrrs.—Receipts, 87,828 bbls. flour, 100 do. corn meal, 84,871 bushels wheat, 410,863 do, corn, 99,485 do. oats, 13,249 do. rye, 801 do, malt and 87,045 do. bar- ley. The demand for State and Western flour was fairly ‘active, and prices at the opening were firm, with an ad- vancing tendency; but subsequently the market ruled dull and heavy, and prices declined 6c. per bbl. The gales embraced 13,000 bbls. at our revised quotations annexed. Southern flour was in fair demand, but prices, though without decided change, favored the buyer. The sales were about 600 bbls, Canada flour was dull, and fully 50. lower. The sales were confined to 250 bbls. flour was quiet, but firm. Corn meal was firm, but poeeeaiies ware “ limited, We quote:— flour. $7 90.0 $8 35 8 45a 8 65 87a 800 8 55a 900 910a 925 9 35 a 12 75 . 970810 75 Fancy and extra 10 80 a 16 00 Common Canadian. 8 65a 910 Good to choice and extra. 9 20 a 12 75 —The seme for wheat was hee scecneniely, active, and e close og Cociiae es ee Mente, c. a 2c, The ore oe penny os Sp coms ong but towar sales were about 60,000 ols at $1 77 a $1 80 for Mil- waukee club, $1 80.4 oe 83 for amber Milwaukeo—the latter rate an outside for choice; $235 a $2 38 for new amber State, for new amber Milwaukee and yee a $180 for’ cage spring. The corn market was active, but prices fe a 2c. per bushel, the 1 closing with a continued downward tendency. ‘'The sales wore about 100,000 bushels at Téc. a 86c, for unsound, and 870. a 89c. "for sound mixed Western, in- cluding some lots of ycllow Western at 90c. a 913¢c. Oats were rather quict and prices ruled piped The sales were at 45c. a63c. for unsound, and S6c. a 60c. for sound. The transactions in rye were es, ices were obtained. Malt was steady, with only a fmited inquiry. Barley continued in demand and prices ruled a shade firmer. The sales comprise 5,000 bushels State at $110, avd 35,000 bushela Canada East and Weat at $118 “for the former and $125 a $1 27 for the latter. Corrox,—Receipts, 4,446 bales, The market was fairly ‘active, but prices were rather easier, The sale@were about 3,500 bales at subjoined quotations :— Upland. ——_ eo ee 02 62 Good middling 64 65 Corrxx was fairiy active to the trade at full prices. Wo heard of no cargo sales. The transactions ranged from Ise, a 22%c., with 280. asked for common to very choice Rio, Freicnts were firmer, owing to large receipts of corn. Th engagements were to Liverpool 28,000 bushels corn at 544d. a 6d., bulk and bags; 50 tierces beef at 2: bd; 100 bbls. pork at Is. 9d.; per Steamer, 250 bales cotton at %d. ald. To Bristol, 50 tons oileake at 17s. 6d. Hors were steady with a firm demand. The sales were 125 bales at 10c. a 400. for old crop, and 80c. a 60c. for new crop, the latter an extreme. Mowas:xs was quiet but firm. We note sales of 25 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 80c. Provisions. —Receipts 672 bbls. pork, 633 do. beef and 10 pkgs cut meats, The pork market was moderately active but at lower rates. New moss eee b ory at $3475 cash. Tee sales were 6,000 bb! a $35 25 for new mess,*$30 for prime and $80.0 a Aig ay for prime mess. The beef market was sleady but less active, the sales being limited to 650 bbls. at $10 50 a $15 50 for plain mess and $15 50 a $16 50 for exirafmess, Boot hams were dull and almost nominal. Bacon was en- tire!y nominal. Cut meats were steady with only a light demand. The sales were about 300 pkgs at 16 }sc. 173c. for shoulders and 20c. a 233¢c. for hams. Tho lard’ market was steady with a fair demand. The sales embrace 700 bbls. at 24c. a 28%¢c.. Butter was firm at 82c. a 42c. for Western, with a steady trade ing Cheese was in fairly active request at fuil prices.. sales were at 143ze. a 163¢c. tory. Perrouevm—receipts 1,406 blu-.—was dull but un- changed. The sales wore #000 DbIs. at 97240. a 3s BREE The fur commen to prime fa:- for crudo, and 6lc. a 626 for refined in bod. Prime was held higher, at §1-. @ 820. for free. Wo heard Rick was quiet Pat firm at previous prices. of no sales. ‘Sucan,_ The market was very quiet for want of stock to ong with. There was little or no Porto Rico being at the current rates, aud most holdors of Cuba vere e askin, for an advance. The sales were limited, al- hough a fair demand prevailed, and wore confined to "134 bhds. Cuba, part if not all at 14%c. Refined. sugar was woaker if anything, though we noticed no decided change. ‘Tonacoo.—The market was firm and quite active. 125 hhds. Kentucky sold at 7c. a 30c., and 40 hhds. Virginia at 19, a Mtge, ; also 22 cases seed leaf on private terms. Tauiow cont nued in geod demand, but prices, thouzh without mater'al change, were rather weaker, Tho sales were about 140,000 ibs. at 14%c. 8 16c., the latter an outside price. Wrisxev.—Receipts, 897 bbis. The market was de- cidedly more active and prices were firmer; 900 bbla. Wostern sold at §2 29. Lost AND FOUND. OOK LOST—ON THE MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTI. tution, No, 29,919. The finder will please return the same to the bank. POUND ABOUT ONE WERK SINCE, IN THE C\ OURT cars, Brooklyn, ‘8 Poeketbook, containing a #um of moncy, which the owner can have by proving property, &c., on applying to 3. S. Riker, 150 Nassau strect, shied Lg PONY. Bie yg CAN I AVE e name by proving property and paying cxpenses not cated for will be seid for Keep. Apply at Soa and 300 Wont strect OST—$10 REWARD. STRAYED, FROM 162 WAVER ley place, x small, rough, yellow haired Swiss fox Dog. Apply as above. OST—ON MONDAY MORNING, IN THIRD AVENUE, 4a black and tan Slut, having long cars and four tan on the head. iberal reward will be paid at 174 East F fe teenth street for tis recovery. OST—IN A BROADWAY STAGE, A 4 brofderet lady's Pocketbook, with a" te dome arnall change. The finder will get half of the moncy ns a reward by returning it to 76 Chrystie sircet, O8T—LAST NIGHT, OUT wi rp ape! RESS WAGON .4 in going from Canal stres he direct, a Roll of Enamel Cloth. rewarded by leaving it at Finle O8T—SUNDAY EV 1, OCTOBER 15, A 1 ARGE 4 my niland Boy ‘Sas & brass collar, with ¢ name (1, T. Gaylord, May it. Any person loavs the above dog at 182 West ‘yor: third street will be suitably fowarded, mate Ander. will he my "a Express, 4 Beekman st OST_ON SATERDAY MORNING, OCTORER a small bay Horse, 1b or 15 hy ad on a halter; is 9 little lame in one bind leg, and ent fore leg pari Conn Phe tinder will receive-s liberal reward by taking his to 188 Charles street Tost, FRIDAY NIGHT, & LARGE BLACK Mo. 4 rocco Pocketbook, eontaintig fifty to sorely dollars, with pers, of value ly no one Out the owner. he money to the finder if the book and contents are re- will be given to Turned to No. Irving piace, Fourteenth street, OSt_ON SUNDAE. Last, FROM 79 WEST TENTH 4 atreet, 9 ch Dog; had on a collar, with “Al. Ired Selwyn, Olym we Theateey* cagraved on tt will return it to other of the above places will receive ten dollars reward and the thanks of the ow1 Oost Of, MISLAID—AN ENGLISH VALISE, MARKED M. by containing Papers of no va ee excert w the owner. tr ‘finder wtll be liberals by leaving tie Game’ at the office of the New York Hotel aie REWARDs. $5 “REWARD. rw i t-5 SATURDAY Bvewisa, d e) blank raudumn Book, 0! De) blank Memorauduin Hoot ive pald by leaving Wt ab Fulton street. REWARD.—STRAYED FROM 35 v BIGH WE! eure, Bia Bip tent rat mall lack an Saal ose an above, = a0 2 BLACK SLUT; ANSWERS Barna 100k Se TAterat doin wringing e same to 116 Cedar a 5 REWARD: D-—08r, A BANE ROOK AND PROMIS- illiam Mebyanid. Who Be) tot Near, its ety Ward's, No. tt Carvilee roe, wall At recetve the above reward, REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURUAY EVENING, $5 Filer on the Erie Railroad or Et from the ears to enig-feat atreet, a stone cameo Rarriw, The tinder will Teenive che nbove reward oD aypiying | Wm, Langley, 139 Fulton street.. bhi eel % REWARD.—THE MAN WHO FOUND THE CORAL i +) Breastpin’ on Saturday afterngm at the corner of Hnty fourth, Fatreet and Broadway, opposite to the entrance ‘t Rooms, will receive ihe Above reward on lea ig a 9 W ity at ei Weat Forty-seventh street. REWARD.—LOST, ON MCXDAY, 16TH INST. $10 ent Mamata Woadway mid Perth street and Tan Dog; answers to the faint of, Th ir. Hall, No. 7) Broa {rill be paid on returning the $2 REWARD.—LOST, ON OFTOBER 8, FROM THE corner of Varick and Chalton streets, a black and tao terrier Slut, medium size, anarering to the name of Liz- a Te, above reward will be pall by returning her to 79 : =I Chatham sireet, through pais bs Worth ne West Dollege place, to Barclays yard ct will be affioe returning hi ts to 06 lay ‘irst floor. ig:he same and content NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1865. RARB CHANCE.—FOR R BALE, A BP! Tab ie alles on Hruday a bean ding and can be made to ly to wie it, MOUNTFORD, ‘photo sold low for cash. A graphic stock dealer, AN ESTABLISHED CIGAR 80) low, i, ‘2 ROBINSON, 68 ‘A. TINE TARLOR oR OFFIOR STOVE FOR SALE A ass onion om fara, AOD BS ON BROADWAY business. Apply No. 9 Bleecker ge tock ama a ro td taal AN SLD = Serer erat a= RE CHANOR.—FOR SALR, ONE OF THR BEST juor Stores Some tas ray convent os een BILLIARD ROOM FOR SALEDOING A FINE, ‘business; finest down tor FaiaBizing, Dasinees’ tie. “poly a lab Chambers et oS ILDING RB A A= 5] Ae shean Ase ey srg xiquos oe STORES ret Leet ae An ae ran alae, © Stare poe Eisrain te Tanabe, Picea Ernest es ALE, A OORNER RESTAURANT. A. tated down Swi on At Boor poe only 900: an S200 0 your drCRELL'S Store Agenoy, 17 T1 Osdar aise. A BARR CHANCE.—FOUR Jadigett He i he taieerg A RESPECTABLE, GIRL WANTS A SITUAT.ON AS dies, nari be sold af s bargain: Apply at 668 Broadway. yoy i ralirenm. beat of elty reference, Can to take care (children: PORTER HOUSE FoR Letep ray nl JUIRE OF D. tes seen for two fro days at ai ‘West 25th st, . KELLY, 12 H 12 Hester street, corner of A A eas Set cee —BY A PERSON WHO Aue ae es ‘A Merroanin om Hamma RESPECTABLE YOUNG family; ‘av., drat floor, a ek ni a Ta GIRL WISHES 4 SrruasTOr TO TAKE children. mo, ADDY fOr bare 489 (new num- ) West 2fth at., betwee! YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION 70 an ‘s Pe Ck ote ‘ohiga ane ‘a SEEUATION WANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECT. Pipes eter eotgoed lly refereucos,” Call ioessmeed te eet wre SITU. 'ANTED—BY A _ RESPECTABLE ita} Si Wak and irom in's email private ‘at 125 33d st., between 6th and 7thavs. Best reference given. PECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A. SITU: as ‘OF to take care children; w Be wil ‘to do-somne plain sewing. Gia'be seou at ist East A 2092 GIRL 18 DESIROUS OF PROCURING aituation as chambermald and OF as nurse; bas the best referenoe. at 188 31st at, near 2d RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES TO GO OUT BY A Tih day or wook, ko do fay sewing. Call at 49 West sy RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU: in cook; would assist beat city reference. SITUATION WAN te Lam A fart tothe LE —THE LEASE,GOOD WILL AND FIX. A as per and sewer; ng to Ow. tages ofa old entaplianed ‘coal poal yard, near the river, ‘at No. 189 West 27th, a the beat 0 rb (oat heap LBASE, STOCK ANP ani bor ifs Herald | Can be seen at OL West Toth se wear 6th av. ith th SECAEON., WaNreD— BE PROTESTANT tress; understands Danindes thoroughly’ ly; has excellent city reference; ‘no objec- tion to the cou: Call at Now6l West 29th st, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS SRAM. ‘stress in @ private family, either by the ocay, week or month; can cut and fit ladies’ and children’s a 282 East 19th at, one WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID jaundress in a small family. Can be seen for two days, be om ull 12, at 69 Clinton place. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE American girl, as chambermald aud walter in « private RUG STORE FOR SALR CLD. wy ietoriy ere ‘wealthy locality, mh town, well fitted and stocked, dot ‘8 good business, Apply to WM. N. MARCUS, Jr., 40 Now a GOODS STORE.—STORE TO rg AND FIX- DP faresforsale, Inquire at 160 avenue pala d lsc te 3c A OR SALE TEE bose aor AND FIXTURES OF the Monitor House, ted on the corner of Meeker and Kingsland avent iitamaburg, on the Calvary Ceme- try row de Apply on the premises. OR SALE-THE 8TOCK AND runes OF A ‘Liquor Store, now doing a sod cash business. Lrg iy dresses. Call the country. Apply at fami! Has the best of city reference. Is. dere and Bret Think ight eri ging re iA Obligidg, Can be scen for two dayn at 124 Hast S2d at., N.Y. OR SALE—ONE OF GROVER & BAKER'S FIRST SPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- Fe ciase Sewing Machines; rosewood cage, beautifully fin- seer chunbermald aud waitress, Can produce the isbed and in perfect order. ‘To be seen at 41 West Fourth dest ‘of reference from her last place. Can be seen at 159 East 2th st SITUATION WANTRD—BY A RESPECTABLE colored man, to take charge of a boarding house or hotel Best of city reference giver Apply 3 at 8 West 30th at. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. tlon as chambermald and waitress, or chambermaid and parse, Has tho best of freferences. Can be seen at ay., between 87th and 83th sts. A SITUATION | WANTED —BY, | A sSPROTABLE Fo.upg git}, as chambermaid aud seamstress, or nurse and Seandstiéene ‘The best of reference. ‘Can de seen at Hou zach t., between Lexington wud 31 avs, A PERSON WISHES A SITUATION AS FIRST RATE cook, and would have no objection to aasist in the wash- ings and ironing. ‘The best of city references can be given. ress 286 Went 32d st., between 7th and &th ava. RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES_A SITUA. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER GROCERY Store, with five years’ lease. ‘This will be a good oppor. tunity for a person wishing to go into the bu: Mockcan be Feduced and arbarguin given. For artloulare apply to JOS, MoBAIN, 19 North William street, Fe, SALE—A SECOND HAND WOODWORTH SUR. facing Machine, with 24 inch knives. Inquire at 100 West Twenty-cighth street. ALE—THE STOCK, GOOD WILL AND PART 6 Fixtures of a fancy goods and ladies’ aud extl- .n's furnishing store; good reasons given for selling. In quize att ‘the store 1,186 Broadway. LE-LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A CORNER Fe; first rate stand for Liquor oF ries; rent ‘choap, a8 the owner, baa other business, m9 toa and from $ to 5 o'clock. gent street, OR SALR-A DINING, OYSTER AND DRINKING tion as chambermaid and seamstress, or chambermatd Saloun; one of the beat down town; fully fitted up; long } aiid waitress; Is willing to do fine, washing and iroaly 1d prontabie business, the boxt of clly reference. ‘or two day J, and doing a lar, Can_ be soon established, amd. doing oS IN, 77 Nassau wtreet. , between YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL DESIRES A SITUA OR SALE.—-A TEA AND PRODUCE STORE FOR sale, down town, doing a good cash business. In one of on as chambermaid and waitress tn a small family, the best locations tn the city, Fouad canes fore man with | Apply for two days at 73 Ist at some poly to DEMPSEY & ROLSTON, No. 6 — — —— eet, room No. 4. A YOUNs, WOMAN WANTS A S{[TUATION TO DO general housework in a small private family; good city reference, Call ut 318 West 27th st., near 10th av. FURNITURE AND LEASE HE STOCK, Jentre street (City Hall Shades). FPO! SALES of the Liquor Store 15 Inquire tu the sore, after 9 clock. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ea it girl, as first class waitress, with good city references TOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AGRO- | from bet last place. Call at West 12th st., near 6th av., In+ -basement floor. SITUATION WANTED—AS COOK, IN A cery and Liquor Store, with Apartments to live in. Ghire in the store, 68 Mulberry street. LEASE AND FIXTUR! BMALL paced VOR Sal THE. Por] pron ae family; understands all kinds of cooking, Drinking 8 . referencos. Can be seen for tw: a at Jrinking Saloon doing a good business, Inquire at 59 | TehpMNTy wot j taig nner ny ‘0 day Gold street F™, SALE—A FINE IRON SAFE, MADE BY HER- Weat Twenty-seventh st, RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS hore Pe sda prose nasiat Se ee: comes well re- Zommouded from hee last. place ‘ Gull for two days wt 379 that. enclose (A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 4 8ITU Avion to cook, wash and iron; has good experience: 204 city reference given. Call at BS; Woat [ath at, between nd 7th avs , for two days. RESPECTABLE (ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES 4 situation as cook; fully understands her businoss in all ita branctes; also a, middle aged woman wishes x situation as nurse; capable of taking care of ‘children, Can be On SALE CA FINB LOU OR STORE IN THE FIRST ist given Tor selling Dy, applying at JOHN MITCHELLS, a) Cy Hall place, Yor! two days. OR toe SALE—THE FIXTURES OF A GROCERY AND Liquor Store, with Apartmenta to reside in. Apply on the premises, 67 Washington stroct, OR SALE—-THE NEW LOW PRESSURE PROPELLER ts TL LLIE EWBT', 108 feet over all, 20 foet beam, seen if foet hold; treena ed aud co ir foot over all, 20 font beams | gc 1138 Tih wr. third oor, up ota 32. Vor further AL <a care of A. ae RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. jO0 AS Kenmnstreas and dressmaker; can cut and fi best 0 o ‘city reference, Call at 226 West ‘ent 25th at. for two day “RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS cook, wud to assist in washing and tronin of Gan'bo sees for two days at MB West jculal Re. Gray & Co,, “Ff Broad street Fo SALE~A MEAT, VECETABLE AND FISIt MAR. ot; watisfuctory reasons for selling. , Apply in 148 Tuird avenue, botween sifteenth and Sixteent streeis, best of city reference. 30th at., corner of 9th ar. Fe SALE—THE OBDAR STREET HOTEL, WITH Good Will and Fixtures; makes up 20 beds, Apply on 16 Gedar street, New SITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN MID. 0, —— 2 — a ddlo aged woman, as nurse and aenmstress, in a first JOR SALE—A GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, NOW | dias tumiie, Gombe on (or two da 125 West ‘25th doing # good cash business, Satisfactory reasons given aaa “ epee for sates fercite nb tdl Laat Tweuty-Aith cirscvuntitecta, | eeeweca Ole end Tih 5 NURSE AND PLAIN, SEAMSTRESS—BY A- MID. A CORNER LIQUOR STORE AND FOUR die aged American Protestant woman, who is ex years’ Lease will be sold heap, aa the owner hua other | enced in the care of children ; would take the entire care of sto jattend to Inquire in the store 393 Washington | an infant, and bring tt up with the bottle; would do light Fe city refe . Sony for ‘two days at 339 a THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF ing House; one of the oldest stands st sbreet, he vicinity of several lines of Kuropean roships. _Tnquire No. 8 West areet. SITCATION WANTED-—RY A FIRST CLASS COOK, in a small private family; understands reach and American cooking thorougtily tn all its brauches; the best of ity reference from her last pla for two dayn at 63 ity at., between Hi NY LADIES NOK SALE CHEAP—THE OYSTER AND LIQUOR SA. loon on the corner of Clinton ant Grand streets, No. 9. Satisfact ason given for WISHING PL PLAIN ee a dione neatly, by one whe will eo out by tae w Month, can call any time at 313 West Slat st., between Yt (OR AALe CHEAP FOR CASK ee: and 10th ava, ery Store 389 Mast Tenth street; factory TOR SALE AT A BARGAID wiweel Stoamer, suitable for n tow boat; length 2 feet, GIRL, WISHES A SITUATION IN A RESTAU RANT; FA, Bacdicction toa boarding house. Gall at 1 Bowery, rst foot beam 24 feet, foet inches, team engine 56 inches, « aa ae cylinder 9 feet stroke, to Captain B.S. SHAW, on RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA voard, foot of Thirty-fourth sirect, Borth river, New York tion to do chamberwork and piling in 14 private — — a ¥ seen at family, good reference from her las: 79 easton st, third oor, back room, VOR SALE OL TO LET—THE LUNCH AND OYSTER Bor, at 966 Broadway, corner of Twenty-third strect. Sid por month. "A’ good oystermun watied. Call ca: SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPR Kent day. has the best of city re 4 obl ence from her last place, whe ROM $30 TO $1,00—FOR SALE, REST he lived for two yours, Fi tlotels. fo dng intcker Shops, tk lores te inant be seen Lor two days at 222 Weat 17th at. Stores, Ae.,é&c,, at COS try Bowery, eet Wek Celie tte FIRST CLASS WAITRESS WISHES 4 SITU ATION IN ep _ i, Pricalé family; would vest An chamberwork i re N cea can be giv EASE AND FIXTURES OF A, BOARDING AND fortwo dae Feferecicen can be given. Can be seen Lodging Honse down town, near Broadway, on aocouut FROTESTTANT YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUA- tion seamstress or nurse and Re xpd unner. iinndsall Kinds of family” we the best of city reference. Can tween Séth and 37th ats. RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion as chambermald or waitress, cr would be willin, to take care of children. Good city reference given. Call al 404 West 26th st. corner 9th ayv., first floor. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE Pe en's hurse; 14 capable of (aking charge of birth; best of clty reference can be given. or ‘eet at BLS SU avy ber COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA- ‘tion as cook and te assist in the fewer and ironing; Tanlso a good buker of bread ad biscuit; has the best of city reference from her last place. ‘be seen at 69 West Sist ot, in the ba in the basement, A RESPEC ‘ABLE, GIRL WANS A STTUATION AS Taundress and chamberraaid in a private family. Best Of city reference given and required, Can be seen for two days at 112 Kast 26th st. YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A small private family, as a ood platn cook, washer and froner, Can be seen for two days at & City Hall place, third floor, front room, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA. tion as chambermaid and laundress; or laundress; or fey Chambernt:id and do neat plain sewing. Good references. Cal. at No. L White's place, 18th st., between 7th and A PROTESTANT GIIt nurse and senmatr WANTS A SITUATION AS ir chambermaid HL at 145 7th ay. SITUATION 13 WANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED Protestant woman, ag nurae; f4 capable of taking nure charge of am wifant from {ta birth, and can give Lhe euce, Luquire at 177 West 170h st., near Bth The best of city refer fA LAUNDRESS WOU dies or geutiéinen. D DO TIE WASIMNG OF LA Call at SAT Bast 9th st, Good ref- A erence, LADY, RE DBATLY CONFINED, DESIRES TO RE ik for her own child, rather prematurely 410 engage wicalthy Young babe to nur day at stated hours, Apply at 259 Carlton ay., Brook: RESPECTABLE PROTRSTANT GIRL WANTS A situation as chambermatd and to assist: with washing and trouing, Can be seen tu Kent av., third door from Park av, Ring the belt, WANTED—B' A YOUNG. WOMAN, AS chambermaid, good city reference. ‘Call for two days at 853, coruer Ist av. and 2st RESPRUTABLE, TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN, OF good characier, who has broke up housekeeping, ‘wish. situation todo ‘chamberwark, or aa plain sewer or fine washer and ironer; understands inege cored or would go as cook th a small private family. pply at ay., betweon 28d and 24th sts, Knocker on wie eon YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS priv iota ages bow fvilling atal oblig ae sod rete ere a rate family; is ini obliging: has refol Ence from her leat place, Calla 1 Do ease 30th se, between Lexington and 4th yan a the basement SITUATION WANTED--BY A FIRST CLASS COOK, ‘ private family; understands all kinds of cocking: the best of city reference can be ‘Call at 142 East 21 St’ orat 910 Broadway, between Mh and Ziat als. Can be seen for three days. MIDDLE AGED LADY WOULD LIKB TO TAKE care of an invalid tady man, or would make an ‘not AO Nuch un object aw o objectivnpie children, reas Mew T., box 200 YOUNG GIKL WISHES A SITUATION AS COOK, washer and froner, or to do genoral housework for s imal! family; can give ‘six years’ reference from her last place. Cull at 10 Park av. for two days. MOST RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUA. tion ax cor mls Seamstress; understands shirt mak all kinds of family sewin in fine dersta: cs Gallas LT isin et between A indie flutity Best of cit} SITUATION WANTEDOBY A RESIEC 4 girl, a good laundress in a sual! private family; is excellent washer an Dyeckions 10 asi chamberwork: the best of reference from her last pl Appiy at 346 6th ay., between 2ist and 22d wte, SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE girl, na Inundreas or to do chain herwork and tine wash. Tog and ive the best of city reference from her last glnce, where ale hus lived for five yeurs. Calla: 210 West , between 9th and 10th ava, for wo day NDRR- objec: Beale SEAMSTRESS WISHES A SiTVATIO' stants dressinaking aud family # tion to see to m growing ehfld. Call fu at., corner of Plymouti, f frvokl n, second Hod “SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO 00 chiamberwork and waiting: would take the place of A uree to young children, for which she is capable; best rer erences, Can de seen at her present employer's, No 2 Ruth are. LATION WANTED—AS LAUNDRESS, BY A ng woman, who bus the best clty referencrs: sould io cha charaberwork aud fine washing. Catt be seen at 7) West hh at. SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, ‘as chambermaid and waitress; no objection to assist in the wort i good city reference given. Cali at 996 2d av, corner of Of sickness, " Apply at 119 Leonded street A — GIRL WISHES A RESPECTAD. situation me niirae! ROTESTANT EASE OF TWO BUILDINGS TOGETHER, 6 BY® rene; ble of tuking Ly fcc feet dep, wear Wall atreet and communicating, with yg HE chi olden site and oblie ro Granle bt bargain, desirable. for banking, in wa presen surance seid tow Purposes. “Address for one week bOx 706 oniptoyer's 4 aa! To ped Gtk, wine Hitation ae wet Bet A GOOD fo) Kast 37th at., wecond floor, front round? = ‘A RESTECTARLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA on a8 Inundross or chamberaaid; good city rei erence. SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT NUKSE and cqemaees: one take full charge of an infant from ita birth, f city reference give i tor two daya at iso Ens 13th t., between Sd and Mth avs. PARTIES HAVING BUSINESS ean YOR SALE can soon find purchasers, with ttle calling at our oflice, 24 aft nnd Exchange piace, room 2. GaMrLR ROOM FOR SALE.—A SPLENDID CHANG fora business man is offered to purchase » Broadway Grea Store, with Sample Wed up tn Randsome styl, choice stock of Agu jew atreet, between Y A RESPECTABLE OTRE, if uo sey Gar mg the best of Div ratecquce tr = van rence frou. ‘har lant Call at et Hioks st., ‘Brooklyn, for two days, aes YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA. with org and Ci a lease. Tris situated ear the Fifth avenue Hotel ‘snd. aint afine | ¢ Priva fay: Sapeat ~ i! ot brenda a te Business. “The ‘owner, boing ill, will take for the whole feference free her om. Gun be coun aya rere Gatly applicant, Enquire in two pays [ios Brosdway, corner dlat st AFE FOR SALE.—ONB OF TILL: 8 DOUBLE BUR. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ion work ‘chamber. ha item So Se Boman in adhe ako. ay ay corer ‘8th ot., wp Moor, from lal id Fires f Safes: t fe monks, ‘Apply to MUMNETE hb FCNKHOUSER, 62 ‘road ge LEASE FOR SALE—AT NO. 380 GREENWICH treet, N.Y. Price reasonable. T°, 25 HERS.—AN OLD ulchering Business for gor Ag ted trade of five cattle and twenty of eal ie Fain f-— For further particulars address: ‘roto GEnAy PAY tenes A SITUATION BACCO, FACTORY. MACHINERY, FIXTURES 40., oe for al ‘oF separately. Will be agus chee Apply from 16 to nt, X ENGLISH COOK WISHES, A SITUATION—THOR- pon Frene! 0 PHOTOGRAPHERS. —A FIRST OL: GALLERY, cooking, neatane trod ony retecenee, 7) be given. To be oun in Brooklyn, for sale, ‘a goed ‘Apply ab pay wo day ©. R,, 11 St, near 7th av., or addrose 43 High street, Bi enone anaes cay pee | AMAR SERED Be TOG a LINS ‘late Direetor as he & loon ance, three years in her last place. Cain be seen for (wo days Council Bluffs andi Roadway. -ieferences—Rolling Brothers, Ban! raoo) rats ‘treet; Gilman, Bon & Co., 4 Exchange place. bp eo GIRL Rae Be A Sit pAsION AS Ft BLL ESTABLI MASON BUSINESS IN BROO wi Wie rae rt oes ‘mac! mactlar, toca and eves ‘oan be secured. ses Builder, WiLL, BUY TWO NEWAPAPERATANDS: ONT | “4 SITUATION WANTED $300 eer ERM Winn | A Ste at ar eho mata street, by ; ine 00k ; per ene Bai 550 -TORSALR-STOOK, FIXTURRG AND LRASK nnn tLe +) (). or a large basement with wuPicrlls ts Bowers, XOUNG GIRL WISHES A, SITUA, sultabie for an} ery, bank bulldog $2) 000 CASH WILL BUY STOCK, FIXTURES Ale tion to ao A SSPECTABLE GIR: ‘wishes a situation in a work berwork aud waiting. Apply at Sag § ba of an Ro gd Sena oeation below Fourteenth side. 5 LOST. ON THURSDAY, SEPT. a8 IN TITk ‘depot at Hi English Wold Lever 879 Tablas 3 t 4 will receive the fe teward and no question box i20 Herald vies. wadidsmme yt! @1()() REWARD.—Lost, ON MONDAY MORNING, IN golng from Forty-liret street and Tenth avenue to BLOC fonrth street and Mirth nue, a Canvas Bag, con- taining about 383 dressed Akins. abowe reward will be ald for the recovery of the ood formation which wi somely rewarded, Ls J. BILLIARDS, “co. ‘On SALI CHEAP A “IEUIARD FARE mS marble all wie 1s, 014 ‘complete. eves Frank Hoje, Herald oon: . ITALIAN Ad Stores logging 4 ansist in the wi ‘Herald omer. Shliging. ‘Can be soon for two are a 300. = STOOK AND FIXTURES OF A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, OF FIRST CLASS FAML r store, on Third wenue, for 4 32, Boh b AM in in the ctow, 64) hi A; Tenet dnt in ita CS) willl actin, Ki Gren. Apply 6 FOR SALE, AN RXTENSWE CASI . $20.000 10%. scturig buat a Ton i ceanetntee, adarsiedaarese taping. anda carried ‘on in Now York olty for the by the nds of family sewing. | Best of enh ‘rom her I 16th at, between 7th and Bth ava, een proprietor, and the only =, AY Vy ine worl place, Can be seen at Profita from $600 to $900 per Ful at | ee RL searing mae aoe vi 0. 95 A. RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA: ¥, Poo wn tion to do general hot plain cook, was! | and ironer, Boat of city reference, Rpply be 806 Went 26th ou AWTIFICIAL EY RTIFICIAL EYES.AARTIFICIAL HUMAN BYES NURSE AND SAueTRESS WOULD LIKE A SI tation in 9 tem 1.oan out wad and Sp chars sa eaReee eTees Ae Laer eT aces, ot | from'to Uil's tance engi ‘etw gon 250h and 27Uh GO! By tor om o from O'dock al av, w 2GR 26th an Pavia), 609 Mroadwar, New Kote Wis, La the epDer store, SITUATION oe Pian A a eee ¥ baa g qvoman, ax cook in aprivate family; cuy Prataions to = se ‘n, x a ar West 3 reir the toe ot RESPRCTAP = pROTES PROTESTANT YOUKG WOMAN fermaid und to casi ia jousework, or as cham- at ference, Call at 186 ae and ironing; good city re. PROTESTANT GIRL Foy ercaadt ATION 28 A nurse and pisin sewer; ci Ti av. PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION = it & earsrimwicrksnse™ ne i oni mt | A Tork YOUNG Woman W, Cal TS ae oS SITUATION TO, WAIT ty bat ate YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION chamberwork it dence, @ Peeihe sk, vetween flicks end RESPECTABLE when GIRL WANTS A SITUA. reforei TO ter core , ion aa chat and waitress; LOL Went 27th at, between ‘ave, room 8 ‘A RRSrRCTABLE, PROTHSTANT GIRL. WANTS A troner; city rete fm & “pe te ee Petweon oui and tm | A a eee enniesipunemnsinieiaentinannenseaptnaesenias pe A fg ay A nee aeTASLS Aum re gen Sy efron rs gst er CR oe tween Bth and 9th ave. COMPETENT WANTS ATH sinker ook prea a ee ak ee0ond door, froat Feagenter wo age A Rat OTRATANT YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITUA- tion mais fo oop hid sn feamatress, of chara on at ail SR a, between i ‘ava. om TABLE WO ams Wao | gee rs ne Baa sts sme” col rad: ave | Ab jo, IRISH GIRL WISHES A SITUATION IN A Sud fo" piain sowing.” Apply eh it Waverly dasa WANTED—BY A PRRPECTASLS GIRL, tng; the bert of seterence. given.” Cal "Canad ne ap ath ae ner of 7th av, A? bot a WANTED—BY A RESTECTANLE pi] nee or to do_goneral eity Sterence from from frock, in 9 oma mee Iter last place, Oall at #, tn’ the fancy” store. Can be sven for two chop youna wpa, A STRANGRR IN THR CrTy, 18 nus of An ‘employment; ia well edti- cated fiing to We useful in nny oapaclyys 4.4 foravel,” Xadress Hlotence, Hicrald ofits. 7"? bw A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A PLACK TO TAKE CARE fs chlld, oF da ehamberwork and egwing. Can be Se0u (or two dare wt GL West Lata gh A OER RSP er petal calor id Haak pear eer a= Aseria re ‘WANTED—BY A} yous. A--4 7273 ie Seguenerete \ YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS NURSB take the charge of a: baby i its ni ianoy ute heated \e r rom iia ints city reference from. her at ig Hast ist of Detween Intand 21 ava. COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A. SITUATION as cook by the day or week. Call at 162 Kast kh o., Do iween Sdand sth ava, Reference given. RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN, WHO I8 PER. competent, wants 10 ge the washing of «small Aras ‘or a single gentleman. Has ber’ of reference. Apply 97 West 33d st., third floor, back room, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES & situation as seamstress: dressmaking; no objection to do light charaber work, the best of city refe- Also ble w Tow good ous rence, woman wishes tomers to do family sewing in seis house; has her ows machine, and can cut and fit ladies’ dresses, Call at 168 West 26th sy between 6th and 7th avs, YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION small private family; 18 9 cook and an excellent - washer and ironer; the Dest of city references from her laa® luce, Cun be seen for two days at 77 Weat ist st., betweem th and 7Lh avs. RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATION ‘as seamstress and chambermaid; las a Wheeler & Wilk son's maching; best amd ference: Call at 60 26th tly between Broadway and SITUATION WANTED—BY A°RESPEOTABLE MID, dle aged Protestant woman, as, plain cook; is a the housework of rather and frone:; oF would do ti family, Call at No, 226 Mulberry st., betweea Prince Spring, second floor, SITUATIO! WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE i or to take care of hil ! for two days at 31 At young girl, 2% chamber ie o first class etbroiderer. st., room No, A WOMAN WANTS 1 SITUATION AS YOUNG has four years’ good charabermaid aud, waltrest Call at 239 West 17th st Toferen . for two days. RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES TO — m washing; work will be done with all satisfaction to the owners, Apply at 69 West 20th a SITUATION WANTED—BY A EPAEROsABLE = man, a8 good cook; understands her inal ag its branches. chambermald and wait voferences. Apply at 119} between A ITUATION. WAN’ —BY ‘A YOUNG Pan tt chambermaid and waitress. Can be seen for two At 118 West 27th at., between 7th aud 8th avs., room No, weoond toor. # SITUATION WANTED—BY A rine hon st + chambermaid and waitress; dened and chu prodace ihe beat city reference. ‘ban bo seem until reagueed @ at 99 Kast Mth at., between Ist and 2d ava. CTABLE GIRT WISHES A | SITUATION Im As vrais farnlly as cbambermald or waitress, oil Bast Skat last place. Can be een for sh ast Sd WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AB LAUND RES, who thoroughly, understands 1 in all i Good reference. at No. 7 Kast 39th at., between Sth Madison ava, AY SINUATION WANTED—BY 4 WELSH PROTESTAN® CR ay 4 and iron, in Fo gebing Good ‘references. Apply at 99 Hester at. frame bo two days, SITUATION WANT) A__ RESPECT: A ED. pith, to “A chusberwork 9° sant ‘aqme mul ketsuStha city references. ¢ Call ‘two. hand 37th ats., RESPECTABLE LE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES & situation, elther in city or country, as plain cook, wil ‘ Yo assist im washing and ironing, in © small good reference from Inst place. " Apply at 36 YROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUATION chambermatd or waitress in a private family; beat reference, Call at S71 7th ay. A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT t) YOSKG wot wishes a situation a8 seamatrens t ola aon city reference {rom last placo. tvpiy at 110 Weet second oor. YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS SEAM- stress, atin id aseiat Ww! hamberwork, under RESPECTABLE, YOUNG GIRL WISHKS A SITU, {ion fn a arya private family, to do general howneweeR iting nid obliging: good elty reference oe Callat 19) Went th nt b Scekwenn Ta ad Bk av, RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS A SITU tion ag chambermaid or to assist with children or pt 4 ing: beat of eity reference, Call for two days at 128th ah, ta the » A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sITUae tion as chambermaid and i ars or would do cl iy retorence., Cail at S97 Ota av., betweem berwork alon S0ci and Bist ale., In the millinery sto A YousG Grn WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM. bermaid aud to iake care of ch.idrea; no ob, ate Aoarneeal hvuneworks Can bo ween at 178 East Oi tween ist and 2d ave. ITU, ‘YOU NG WOMAN OF (RESPECTABLE CONNSO- tions wants a» situation as cham' or zie tothe housework of namall private family: te be seen for two SITUATION WANTED AS FIRST CLASS CH. mald, has no objection to tm eraclsing and ‘Dont city reference. Can be seen cme tor two days at last - ploye. 74 We ent 19h at. On ‘/-s SITUATION WANTED—BY A_ RESPECTABLE maid er beaten. = * Gail fortwo days a Tota floor, front rootn. + Ahr SITUATION WANTED—BY A PRCT, young nt chambarmaid\ and ee anexint’in e good city reference, Call at. Bath's” room No. Tree tas aneae e young. 4 ees Fences, Call at 41) 24 A ShaNe hearers eres, of Sete ee shed for no days at 18 A hes RERIPECTABLE YOUNG Sema Wakes 4 stFG. Sail for tw aage NX WANTED—BY A AcE te ‘UROPRSTANT read at raid tween ah A ae ‘10N a wore, Oeil at Gi West ‘TION WA i AS ve reheat two days = NEATECARLE ody ee PPG chicane piste g GIRL WANTS A Serene. bs | Faivens Gallet te tomy se" eutne a tceans Tara a a Que wet nurse. . Apply, bet between 10 and 3 0 at A REG a took ee roi Bey ofl babeecr coat anh