The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1867, Page 10

(tt ee WEST POINT SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALB. dies—Exumination—Subjects, d&e. War Pom Jone 16, 1867, The ladies herd fest strange symploms, F aoe seem enchanted at the opportunity of C8? 91%* rom the Gattering attontions of city friends, Pd (OF ging attach- ments with the “doar, good cadets." 17 oq them early very morning 18 breaktst TOOM pusily despateh- ng their colle’ and e8g% Preparay’ry to enjoying the fow jeisure moments inzervening petween the morning moa! aud hours of B40dy at the disposal of these mill- tary gentiemen. A double ‘sympathy springs up be- woon them ‘nsiantaneous’y; but whether, like the “Koighty of vld, Chey excar .oge mutual vows to stand by cock ouier in every eX ernity, I can’t toll, nor do I want to know. Thew, gente, enchanting creatures care Dut stile to creep UF, tho mountains, upon whose sides are delightfully shei¥ red spots, arguing that there are some him alse Fi te be faund out that they were not looking for other reoms, ‘8 he would not take any porn} from them for his services to (haus ha fala shes eal DH were imposing on bin, apd #-~ poe wa insult him and call bim bad wever ho could, Oa the night of the murder y bad both been drinking. Firman began the trouble by jusulting the prisoner, using bed langoage, and he (Quiller) made up his mind he should Quiller vook two of bis chairs and put thom outs when Firman said, “Don’t toveh another thing or I will out you opon.”? Prisoner's brother-in-law then called him aside and told him that Firman would kill bim if he did not let him alone, He thea borrowed a gun, thinking he would scare Firman away, After celiing ‘he gun he went to the house and told deceased to come out, He came to the door and said someting, when he raised the gon; it went off, but he cidn’t mean to do it, He returned tye gun and tried to give himself up to the squires; but they didn’t believe he had killed any oné, On Sunday he was arrested, ‘The excitoment caused by the murder is intense, the residents of the loeality where the crime was committed baving been heretofore free from any crime of mag- nitude, Firman, the deceased, bad a bad reputation, being known as a common thief in his neighborhood, Io had served terme in the jail at New Brunswick, and bad eritl times be told them ‘@bings in tife wore attractive than fine acenory. The aT, of Columbia here receive wil the smiles, ave all tuo F retty girls, aro emphatically the tions of the hour. ¥.nos° cavaliers who sport “cits? clothes’? and visit Wrest Point to indulge imu } tile ridicuious co quevting Wii] retura feeling that ap inglorfous termina- tion has 9 tended their exterpuse, ‘The o¥. mination is progresming rapidly and satisfac- toriily. The graduating class have been exammed in Bpacis?,, demoustrating by their proficitney that altho ch saturated with mathematics ana the theories app! abie to the science and practice of war, they can @taw, positions of honor in studies of entirely different maté.re. To-day the sections in ordnance and gunnery ‘commenced their recitations, and at the hour of adjourn- went had reacued the tiith.'’ These studies are replete swite interest, and durin, tne descriptions and explana- ‘toms ailending the subjects before une cadeis, the Board ,Of Visitors, with the large number of jadics present, ex- [pressed the greatest gratification, The subjecis enun- ‘@ated wore the following :— ¥IRST SPCiION. ‘ Ruffner—Desorip:ion of manner of casting guns with ‘With hollow core (Rodman’s methou), Yurtle—Cia-si ication of rifled guns by manner of im- parting rotary motion to projecule. ‘Maguire—Construction of Armstrong gun. Rogers W.—Descrive Tiale’s rocket and form of tra- are of gravity, position of trunnians, &c., uction of fifteen-inch barbette carriage. Mallery—Auvutacture of musket barrels, !Haupt—Coneiruction and operation of West Point @ooiro-ballistic machine, SRCOND’ SECTION, @riffth—Explain manufaciure of gunpowder. @reer—Manuer of breaching vertical wall. Heintzelman—Inspection aud proof of powder, Barver—dechanism of flanged projection. @eqv0d—Lasi of guns used in the United States service, Mev iollan ui rockets and decorations Hinman—reach-toading rifles (Mechanism). Pitman—Kotation and deviation of spherical projectiles. a THIRD SECTION, : eo J.N. K.—Products of combustion of gunpow- R. M.—Cast iren. . jor —Hand arms. —Constraction of field carriage and Hmber. Branston—Kifect of projectiles on stone, earth and Watlen—Case shot, canister, wos and shrapnel. Lomte—So!pbhur and charcoal. Boveuck—Chambers of guns and position of vent, FOURTH SECTION, Lee—Manufacture o1 shelis, Jones H. W.—Ignition, intlammation and combustion of gmmpowder. Jobnson J M.—Casting of gu Sones 8. —Mancfactore ‘af ee caps, bullet nck shot cartridge. ‘Marphy—Peudulum hausse and its application te field Beli— Ammunition for field guns and friction primers. Dane— Bronze and steel. Powell—Coustraction and principle of West Point @octro-ballistic machine, NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE, Jersey City. Jarra. row thx Sovrn to THe Fire DerarTMeNt.— 4 cireviar bas been received by Chief Engineer MoeLavgblin, of the Fire Department, from a committee f Independent Engine Company of Columvia, & C., subscriptions trom the Jersey City Fir: Depart: ‘mment to assist them in burding a house for the apparatus agree them by the New York Firemen’s Association. Gircular states that the poverty of the Southern weople and the loss of thoir property by the fre which @evasiated their city compels thei to fall back on the gdarity of their friends North, Tbo beneficial results of =>. oe eet reunion of the several companies are rd ersarar Covrt—Drcrease or Cniue.—The only eases of note before the Recorder yesterday morning were those for drunkenness on Sabbath. For the ant two or three weeks only a few petty offences werd of, This city can now favorably contrast with other in the Stato ax regards the ordei morality people. A faithful and strict observance of the law will make Jersey City the envy even of iis ‘Waetropo)itan sister. Hadson City. ‘@oowrr Covers. —The Court of Sessions reassembled yesterday morning. Sontence was pronounced by See nine prisoners for Jarceny and assault, jest term of imprisonment awarded being three The Court then proceeded to try appeal cases, Zhiob may ‘occupy several days. Newark. Qexssr or 4 Covvict.—Edward O'Brien, the New Jersey switch tender who was convicted of manslaughter Mm (he aecond degree for having, through negligence, ‘eangod a train on that railroad thane the oy by which = passenger wns Killed, has just been released confinement. He was sentenced to pay a fine of and costs of court, and be imprisoned six months. having served the term of imprisonment the Court f Pardone bave remitted the tine of $600, and the om- ployée of the road paid the costs of court, Elizabeth. Amotmme Max Kien on tux Ranroap,—About three @elock yesterday afternoon an unknown man was in- tently Killed on the w Jersey railroad about a mile end a quarter beyond thie ae. He was walkimg upon ‘the track and was struck by the locomotive of the Tron- ton freight train. The ‘body was horribly mangled, and ‘the right arm was entirely severed. The body lies in the Hreight depot at Kiizabeth for identification. & Bor Acomastatiy Hoxorp.—A Jad, named Charles Leash was found dead in bis father’s barn, at Elizabeth, en Setarday night When discovered, he was found banging between two bars of a manger. He had boen in ‘he upper part of the barn, looking for hens’ nests, and Ihe had accidentally into the positon slated, ‘Fhe victim in the presomt instance is a negro named ‘George Firman, and the murderer, who is also colored, fe Baown os Sylvester Quillor. The particulars are as Soltows:— Ago deceased and his wife were ine barn near Quiller’s residence, but took the two into his bouse until they bouse contained two bf 4 tte ik : i I ? if Gretbher-in-law of end told him to let Firman alone as he be kili Mf he did not then walked to the residence of a en, and ea t0 borrow 8 gun, tail oun cabot a ing he ie kill e okunk under a barn. He was at first the ground that he might set fire to the barn; the gun was given to him. He then walked di- cetly peck to withia about ten feet of the house and Firman. As the latter opened the door to go out of the house Quiiler raised the gan to his shoulder and, aaying ‘Come out of there you damned nigger,’’ fired. ‘The contents of the gun entered the body of deceased @ear the heart, and literaliy tore me lunge anda Portion of the heart, and cru: back ahr s Mug the deed Quiller retu Peaking that he had killed the ski Soquire's ‘He was ‘wan not farther man's then waik mae aewm hie arrest by ‘whom he was oem, whens wo Iweeter came ‘te of a gunshot the Ayer yh gon once made his eseape from that place of coniuement, He was about eixty yeara of age. A NEW YORKER KILLED AT NYACK. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Nyack, N, ¥., June 10, 1867, A serious accident happened in Nyack this evening, While fre Engine Company No, 2 were out on a review @ young mau asked the firemen if they were willing he should “take hold of the rope wigh them.” ‘They said they had no objections, He had not gone far when ho was tripped and fell, the wholo of the engino going over bis boad, crushing it dreadiully, He was picked up in- sensible, and died immediat His name is Thomas Ward, and he resided in New York. THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS. Their Departure To-Day-—Visit of Matsmoro to the Herald Establishment. Tho Japanese embassy, which consists of Ontomogoro, first commissioner; Matsmoro-Tudaya, sacond cominis- sioner; Tukasawa-Ukikty, Secretary of Legation; Tudu- Senya, first interpreter; Seky-Seiupaty, second inter- preter and Tinno-Sinnogro, paymaster, leave for Japan to-day in the Paciflo Mail Steamship Company’s steamer Rising Star, This steamer will connect via the Panama Railroad with the stbamer Sacramento for San Francisco, where the embassy will be transferred to the steamer Colorado, which leaves San Francisco ou tho 4th of July for Yokohama and Hong Kong. Ogasawara-Kendon, first lieutenant, and Jovate-Haisa- Ku, the second liculenant of the Japanese navy, who camo to this country with the embassy, are to remain here until such time as the ram Stonewal!, which has been sold to the Japanese government, is in readiness to go tosea, when they will go in her to Japan. VISIT OF A COMMISSIONER TO THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, Yesterday afternoon Matsmoro-Tudayu, second com- missioner, visited the Heraup establishment and was escerted through the various departments of the build- ing. Tho Commissioner examined the interior arrange- ments of the editorial rooms with much interes:, and expressed himself much surprised at the systematic management displayed therein. The composing room struck him with unbounded amazement, with its myste- rious processes and the number of men’employed in it. In the stereotyping department, however, he was more at home, and professed a knowledge of the entire process, having, he said, read adetailed account of it, published in a Japanese journal, which had translated it from an American newspaper. What surprised him most of all, however, were the engines and presses in the basemert of the building, and he spent some time in examining, after the inquisitive Japanese fashion, every detail of their construction and in fecne| innumerable questions in reference to their capacity and the manner of working them. On leaving the building, having spent some time in admiration of its busi- ness office arrangements, both astonished and delighted with the establishment, equally for the wonders it con- tained, the magnitude of its business machinery in beh deparimeat, and its grea: beauty within and without, FORTRESS MONROE. Meeting of Railroad Ome Officials at Petersburg— Severe Storm-Great S ro Bazaar— Movements of General Burton, &c., &c. Fonrgnes Mosnog, Jung 7, 1287, The officers of several railroads in North Carolina and Virginia bave met in convention in Petersburg, for tho Purpose of adopting a schedule by which the distance from New York to New Orleans, by rail, may be short- ered, Thelr decision has not yee been announced. A severe storm provi ere yesterday and to-day, and several vesscis have been deiained in consequence, including the United States double ender Lenapee, from the Gosport Navy Yard, bound for Wilmington, 'N. C-; e a Alexandria, from Norfolk for Phila- jorge ene bas been ‘opened in Norfolk under the suspicen of the Series and Lee Associats jon, which 1s destined to ex 1D uniary point of view, any- thing of the pepe ever held in the city, Many Drominenk Jeadies are in charge of the affair, and considerable ex- pense bas been incurred in making tho bavaar attractive to the people. Iv is visited by large crowds daily. The proceeds will be devoted to the relief of the indigent families of deceased confederate General H. 8. Burton and his headquarter, aro busy backing up their records, and camp and garrison equip- Page, in order to be in readiness to sail for Charieston on Monday next. Companies B and H of the Fifth Infantry will go to Unarieston with tbe General. Vessels arrived from outside repor: the storm ag very severe, SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF new ‘YOR! JUN ry 1837. Arrived. Steamship Malte (Br), Me Miokan, Liverpool May Queenstown 2v1h. with mdve and #45. pacceneen ion E Dard, Sth inst, 9 AM, saw steamanip Bavaria, bound mehip Hermann bound £. ‘Sieamsh! ip Western Metropolis, Weir. Bremen, May ith mdse tae S31 passengers, to fsaac Taylor. Had 1 Sirs’ deaths, Expertenced very fine weather to the Banks; Frotn thence stroug westerly. wi mamabip tenant 4 (Br), Sbackfo: Cor mship Albemarle, Bourne, Richmond, e, with and passengers to Livingrton, ee ee passed the wreck of Br brig Bessie vor” coer with stern out of wet about 8 miles SE from Ba s aaa ip Saratoga, King. Norfolk, with m Passengers toG Heineken Patinere’ ae —— ‘Ship. Neptune, gs iy | Lavery ot May 6, with mdse and 431 passen get to Chas irshall& Co, 7th Inet, off Nan. ty x? Isaac h ae for St Jobn, Nw. be ommerling. London, 49 day with mds “! 107 passengers, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co” Nad atrome Westerly wird the whole pas: Passage. Ship Athens (Brem), Wark, Bremen, 96 days, with mdse and 488 passengers, to master. May 23° lat nb 42, saw Bremen bark Laura, bound E. Boston, 4 days, in ballast. Came to tue lt. et a ‘ ay 17. tat 43 bound B; 2th, lat 44 25, ef Provincetown; 29h, . of Provincetown, rk Witen, Loud \. Whalemen. ipoken—June % off Fire Island, ship GW for New Bedford (by pilot boat Eitmune Blunt, No ae Foreign Ports. ow Bay, CB, June 6—Arrived, bark Lakamba NYork: 6th. brig Anna M Knigh tng tn the bay oth, three Darke” Nuh New Yor pratiled May 30. sehr BE Yoleom, Delano, Savannah; det, pra M A Benson, Mills, NYork; Bark Union (Br), Le Blane, do; = ‘brig Wm Nash, Wenriae, do; schr Truro (he) Mehiride, an 1n port Gt is St Vi Br), Ganio | nade ree hehe A jncent (Br), Ganion, and A P L (Br), Americ: Port wOlARLEston, June 10— Arrived, tonanehtp Man Woodhull. NYork # hours—ine quickest passage bet: betes the two ports since the war; ship Amelia, Liverpool; NGTON, NC, Jane BoA tent banks, Luntley, ad Sappee, Lingo, NYorks a Ps Faire htelhonsde a bntacnd endear A =PRIGER GASHED IN ALL LEGALIZED LOT. + teres Information gives. P. GAIGE, Broker, G81" Brondway. Private entrance ia Awilty mirest te Case aSETAmED PA:s p i. THE a er with bitetty, Possible. Cruelty ner or desertion onuss BROLUTE macnn OBTAINED IN NEW YORE d States where desertion, bere nuttcienrcaues pubticity or charge ti) Sores grea, { Genrstonens tee, HOWES, Attorney, Fe Wassau nireet BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ere loves’ charg Bublies or exposure. Good every- feos charged until divorce is ia obtained. Con- tna LINCOLN, Lawyer, 80 Nassau street. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS oF Orr MN an OF THE GEORGIA + 3 for A. tte eterna DRAWINGS OF THE pod ae Se « 9H ae g Sos oe <e ne in 0, 7 3 0, Ie a ot me, fy 2. Peante Motlat ac Y nlcutonin’’ Nor 4 Cortinnds wureat wr side Ree PUL HUMAN WATERFALIA ONLY ay erty Prisha | © ALi neon me RATRO m Bresdway, NAW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE Il, 1867. TRIPLE SHEET. MIS€Z ELLANEOUS. K, JERONES ELBOFRO QHEM. RO QHEMICAL BA BATHS, NOS, 4 AND 6 PAST ELEVENTH § T OORN i SoURTH AVEND. Uae QUS, SUBUAATIC AND gs unsere me -_ the Blectro . VERG duveni cPmied nit, le Eades of bis pecubtar aysteh ebem.ca! the sohatabon 0 Dro h ae iaken the (wo eommodiows hi ns Bleventh street, one door irom Fourth avec them up in the mort poctact manner for the ap? hia metnod of el reat he No 6 devoted to To his pattents and those Aequatuled with these Batha no recommendation ts rome ‘ot guferere who te opede OL ME agvanieges exprmation 3! nod | given, The Barns wie visa a pene Wo ta cannot possibly do harm. oj iivectl © sad mane fully on the nexvous sysiem and alta orgins of lite. hy By nervons sufferers—those temporarily exhausted by busipess excitement ie trom or otter debilit gine pee ao wait is th oo mu le nervous «i 4 pe 9 the effec stn at Gas etiand SWontyale can be cured, a8 ba ave! thoir use, hose naeaetan acute atlicks of rbeumal! ra, out, or other diseases, will find fmm: ed‘a: ‘a od ted try but ono bath and they will Seclize the advan tages 01 this mode of treatment, i these Ratna 8 are well known to the medical professio eh “ edy against metallic poisons, Mercury. rf ealise Of 80 many ils, ls thoroughiy eradie: exolusive'y by the'r use, Ladies will find these Baths especially advaniageouss hey are immediately invigorating, and rem tional di kidea being agreeable, as thoy ex freshing influence on the skin and buck the navural tone of health and vy BTER COOPER'S GELATINE ‘Makes delicious Jellies, fi Blane Mange, Charlotte Ru » with "great ease. Dire, ons for use’ with the packages. Kor eaie by grocers ant Slip, New York. druggists, Depot 17 Burhn, are RIZES CASH ED IN ALL LEGALIZED LOTTER\A Cireulars wad Information furnishes, CLUTE, Broker, GERMAN OINTHENT.—WARRANTED nt the slightest danger, for Files It Kheum, alt Bone and’ Skin Dis EMIUM, ists genera ly $30. 000% HOAs \ First Grand North American it Concert will Poa ievely, taxe place gt Couper Institute, w York city, Saturday, July 18, 1887. 600,40 valuavie iy Pe ca ak bait mnliion doliate vtaeineios, $100,000 in ted to ticket holders. Every cone i be pres . eon without ‘on thus continent, ts early all sid, All want. ovet should order at on ckets $Leach, 5 ickois for $4 50, 10 for $9, 20 for $17 80. Sent everywhere op receipt of rice and stamp to pay return poctage, Address A. A. Bi EY &0U.,, bak bisdianiabsede New York. SITU ATIONS w ANTED—SE MALES. 6 28 ST—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS FIRST A class cook; no objection to coarse washing; best eity nd country reference. Can be seen for throe BOWLING GREEN, TOP SE ble widow woman wants (o take care of a house during he family, or would cook for part of the SL, IN THE STORE.—A RESPECTABLE, heulthy young Woman, a8 wet nurs tion to the country; best elty references, Call f HORATIO gv. IN THE STORE.—A YOUNG GIRL, to do chamnberwork or waiting; no objection to general housework; best st city reference. _ Can be seen fo for two days. f Or ST., NEAR ATH AV.—WET NURSES, MONTHLY oO andgick nurses ‘want situations, at the Nurses’ Agency. 6 iN WOMAN AS NURSE AND 85 capuiie of taking charge of an infant. ‘city relcrence from her last _ SEFUATIONS W. ws G7 Siete SSS cael SE place, SNBAR 6rH AV.—A YOUNG ‘two years? 69. A young wots BETWEEN ASS 4p $78 ATE ting womgil, us coo ‘ making bread avid bi all kinds of cake. Ap: ithe py the residece: of her present employer, as iieve. Wrst Wri st. NEAL ST AY.-AN ENGLIST testunt girl, as competent nurse and seamstr ‘maid: uaderstands iairdressing in all Its braw etoengage with a family going travelline bent of city reference from last place, * Kf er SIST ST,, NEW NUMBER 117. me 4 is sires to obtain’ situation fora Sya77 at her present employcr's, as above 4 ons aes; ihe a SATUAT”_ONS WANTED—FEMALES. Yt ior sT., sala Faas See LA COMPE. lain sow ‘out of town, ‘THOMPSON 8T., ts OORNE R OF ATH BT.— 248 2 renee ee haa tent clase fa "business; erry checlloot baker of bead ‘and giands her biscuit; ishing if required: would go dishort stance fa tue sour, best of eliy reference. Can Derreem tor two da b. a Sty, NEAR AY. AoA RESPECTABLE 137 Rus lay wants 10-00 washing and ironing a own house. ‘@r to go out by the day. 138 TIMI BT. CORNER 6Fil AY. FAMILIES SUITED with cxpable. servants, at ‘Carpen- established tifteea years. of taking the entire ct of an isfan) y amit capa GT Ba erie, ‘Be Niuittorn e aa ae CHAM. 72 ) MASBAU Sr. ST., BROOKLY Pip eae moyen jurope and this counteys ays Be 80 SHaButon | st. a8 “had experience, both 1a iyn city references, -A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS 80) si "4 NOP: © 4 “take the care of & Daby from its iene ‘auch an object as a respectable home; gays. @ objection to the country. Cali for two “TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS 4 or chambermald and waitress ; no objection "yi good elty reference from last place. ‘T ISH ST. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS,, 81 Wate et Ex: G8 vais Oc event employer’s,—A respectable young girl as cham ofemata ined weitsees Or would take, care Of bafidren: Wou al ike to travel a family or go to the country tor thes Stmnmer most _Goot reference, 8 WEs? 20TH Sta RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS chambermaid and lawndreas; no objection lo do covking for a smal, famuty; basi eity reference, BETW Kgl 6TH AND at | aschambermaid an “e to the WEST 137H A RUSPECTABL® GIRL, AS waitress or chambermaid, or would assist with the « present employer's, 8 washing. Appi; 0% STAD NT GIRL ia FR Ri ebambermaid and to asset oe the aa tt has good city reference. Call for two da: 145.3 t a Bae WEST 25TH ST. BETWEEN TH AND 7TH ) APRA married woman as wet nurse; had lost breust of milk; city or country. “Sood 149 BAST SD sr—a RESPEOTARLE GIRL TO iO chamberwork and assist with the washing and irining, or todo plasm’ cooking im smnall private family; Mo objection to the country: eity reference given, 81 SBD, ST.—A NEAT AND TIDY PERSON, 150." to walt ons ered take cara of growing chien: 3s ety ‘al; good elty referel Culonineter et See nw 150 2TH AY; BETWEEN 20TIt AND 21ST STS,—A pectable girl, as ‘eamstress; would assist with the chamberwork; no oDjection to go in'the country. ‘Can be seon for two days. 5] BROOME St., FIRST PLOOR—A RESPECTABLE 2 woman as plain cook and to aasist with washing and ironing. Good city reference. 15] NES" TH St. BETWEEN 6TH AND. 7TH OL avs. respectable young woman as waitress or chambermaid and agaiat in waiting: no objection to 8 Doard ing house or the country; best of clty references can be —AN AMBRICAM, ' WOMAN AS wat of reterence as to respectability "Can be seen for two da; 89 West urs sr, children’s nurse; snd capabliity given. 8° WEST 19TH ST., IN THE REAR.—A COMPETENT young girl to do general housework in a small private family; would go s short disunce in the country; clty refer. 89 WEST 46TH 8T., BETWEEN BROADW. Sib ar.—Two respectable giris, together, on washer and ironer; the other as chambermaid and waitress, and would at w with washing and ironing; no objection 6 the country; clty reference. Can be seen for one day. GREENWICH AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ye to do chamberwork and waiting or general house- in a private family; good city reference. work QQ zast srw st, BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS.—A Tespectable woman as cook and would assist in the Washing; understands baking. Best city reference. QQ M#st 1TH STA, LADY, I8 DESIROUS Ow getting a situation for her girl, befe in the country, a8 cook, excel fat washer and ir ieee is willing and obliging, Call at her preaent employer's. OQ $18 8% REAR StH AVA YOUNG GIRL AS mberthaid and waitress, or as nurse and plain sewer, is willing todo anything 100 BESTSEST—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL IN, A sunall, strictly private American family, below 20d itt, east mde of town, Inquire before 12 M. BETWEEN 6TU AV. pes LO3 “Wrouaway- conipetent person as frst hhas no objection to the somfve washing hes {our yours city reference ‘trom her last place ; would go to the country. 91 AV., IN THE STORE—A RESPECTABLE MID- die aged American woran wants to take charge of a gentleman's house during the absence of the family, or to do light chamberwork and sew; a home a greater Object than wages; best of city references, Inquire for two days, from wa A. i. 7TH AY., IN THE UNDERTAKER'S STORE.—A RE- spectable’ Protestant gitl, lately landed in this countr: yr, to mind chudren and do sewing or up stairs work and herself generally useful, Call for two days. JONES 8T., OFF 6TH AV.—TWO RESPECTABLE ay (together); one as good cook; the other as washer and ironer of would do chamberwork and waiting if required; have five years’ reference from last place. No ob- Jection W goa short distance in the country, FIRST FLOOR, REAR—A RESPECTABLE J ‘womari'as good cook or to cook, wash and iron; no ob- jectious to go in the country; best of elty reference. Can seen for two days, JO CAkkol PLACE (BLEECKER 8T.)—as HOUSE. keoper or seamstress; best oity references. 1 her own babj for two day: 29 ORCHARD ST., ROOM NO. 7—A BEAEEC ELE young | chambermaid or nurse. Call for days, on Mrs, Brady QQ, PRINCE STREET, SECOND. FLOOR, respectable Protestant young woman, iXnded from ireland, aschambermaid aud five sewers 18 ab iy Kind of fine sewing; has no objection to go in the Call of address for two daye, STANTON ST., R THE BOWERY—A NUMBER aman Ins al resomnion German a girls, Mrs. Lowe's Ger. eed ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT woman as wet nurse, with a full breast of milk; lost iyi Mclean, young and healthy. Can be'seen REAR latel} 9 HINGTON PLACE—A LADY OF REFINE FER a ay pr family wavelliog of ab hocaes tsnaes highs wh a lady or fant or : st tenimeuialar Cau Dy seen a8 ado Oy oF addresa J. Ma fH Si., THIRD FLOOR, REAR—AN AMERI. oft woman, as en prion and ironer; best city Call for two gage, 2 Tete pate ST.. FIRST FLOOR, moa RESPECTABLE Yong woman as plaia Cook, Washer and ironer; best we chy reference given, 2 StH S?.. THIRD FLOOR, IN THE REAR.—A Protesiant woman, as platn cook, washer and ironer or todo general housework ine small’ f goa short distance in the country; a good tose profes red; good 92 ‘A LADY GOING TO EUROPE WISHES <0) w recommend ber housemaid, nursemaid, laundress Aud cook; ali excellent sereanta, > WILLOW PLACE, BROOKLYN—A STEADY =) Protestant woman, without encumbrauee, to take care of an invalid lady or ‘child and do sewing or chamber. work, a steady place regarded more than hign wages; has the Uéstcily and Brooklyn reterence, .—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS dermaid oF waises4 ina privace family.” Can be seon at her pressmt employer's. QG Quer NUMBER WEST IST ST.—A RESPECT. Abie soung Wonian, as Cook ; understands tt perfeedy; has ne dbyrction to assist in the Washing and Sroaings has city reference. Cuil at her present employer's, for two 26TH Sy r H AND 61! AVS.— YOUNg Wornai we seamstress: is fully competent; uderstands cutting aud fitting ladies” aud children's dees: hair dressing: of would go as ladies’ waid, would we country or travel. 103 WS82,27H St. ONE DOOR rkoM, 71H AV. Asmart, active young woman, as chamberianid and waitress: bes good reference; is willing to make herselt enerally useful; a trial would prove satisfactory. apply for two days, in the grocery store. 105 2D 8T., TOP FLOOR.—A YOUNG SCOTCH 1) woman’ to do general housework. Apply for two 106 108 ISTH ST. BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS., front room—A res; woman as experienced nurse of growing children or the entire charge of an Infant, or do chamberwork oF piain sewing; best elty 61H AV., BELOW 9TH ST.GOOD SERVANTS pa ud GerFinan itis for cy and country, to suit, at reference from her last OEE 109 @ Ege ed AY. (PRESENT trait Sgro ghar cook, washer and ironer. Can be seet “eile for twa 109 WES? 67 st, IN THE REAR—AN ELDERLY ‘woman as cook:” @ place where the work Js light, int city or country; good reference given. Wages no object. 109 West wp at, Barwa WEST 39TH 8T., BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 7th ay.—A respectabl ar ‘woman as first class i can do all kinds Wicagl a omy an eames couking; has the best of reference. jor two days. EAST UTH &T.—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG wee one oe bermald tak of chil. pod wrys TH Sasaty TOP ery yr FRONT ROOM— Te , oun gr lndly innded, to do goperal housework. TU] NEST Btu St, NEAR BROADWAY. —A YOUNG woman as chambermaid and waitress ; no objection to the country; elty reference given if requit aired. TLL WEST 82, 8%, BETWEEN BRoaDway AND 8th av. table x and take care of cbi ing; is selection tothe ee. reference ‘from place, Can be seen for one LIVAN BLA Yousa WowAN, as CuAM- 113 § bermaid cr to Jo gencral bousework; 18 mouthy reference !;om last place. 115 5 STU 8T., NEAR 2D AV., a Mu, cee on ©) foor.—A respectable wo: , washer ironer; three years’ city refe ference frou. i fase place. 115 SUELIVAN st, REAR HOUSE, ROOM No. 3.— £),,Arospeciabue, slandy g:rl ax good’ cook in x private famils ; can bake wel assist with the washing; no objection to the country. i ST ISTH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, a8 CHILDS ©) nurse; uuderstande all kinds of family sewing. Can ive excellent city reference. ll WEST MTH ST.—A “YOUNG GIRL 10. —— a ofebiidren and sew, or assist in oth City ref ference. hast 22 ST.. IN THE REAR—A RESPEOrA. cnereeey lately Janded, to do general family. given. 15 Suge WEST 37TH 8T., BETWEEN 6TH AND ‘TH AVS. de ble woman as an excellent cook; one who thoroughly undorstandsher besinesa; wo objeciion to f in the country; the very best of reference can be given from her last place, 155 (OLD NO. 120) EAST 21ST 8T.—A RESPECTA- girl, in a small private {amily, to do general ean give good city references. would assist with | of a its birth; has lived hei y in this city, the sli ate dies wen | Rekmhiine oat ase Caisse “e 6 WEST 2TH ST.—In A 8T., THIRD FLOOR—A core: 50 ST te A yacrars by ya a BAST 3D sf., SErWETy, 18ST av. oenetaad eae A third br aed gered Lr iota ODD | eng pot | take care of children; best of reference from her last ein. ployer as to capacity and atientiveneas, qTH AV., mes 261TI ST.—A ROTABLE woman, to do apr enpiornie and berwork and sewing, best city references WEST 28TH 8T.—A PROTESTANT To chamLerwork and mind children, TH AV., NEAR 37TH ST.—AN ENGLISH P! 26 Catan Vick todo chamiberwork or 60 take care of ebiidren ; no objgottin to go tathe unter reference given; ‘Wages not so mtich an object au a good home, 3 WEST 82D 8T., TOP FLOOR—FINE WasHInd WEST MTH ST. (NEW NO. 400)—A Hal ol girl, as chambermaid and seamstress, 2G5 ieee to ake care of children; oly oF try. Nine years’ referen A N TH 3TH STS.— 7 A, a a country; can give good 3D AY., IN THE STORE, BETWEEN 23D QT3 Baek capabie le persone a puree; truly, Hand it requireas haan ebjection to, 2 go to the county f it ire’ an Uerrummer: Nas the very Gout of etaremes; can be ly veconiuncaded trom her V. R 28TH ST.—A BRGPECTABL 293 7 At. aie wet Ses Se Feference, ‘Cult ‘fortwo anya, 18T AV., CORNER OF 17TH ey TAIRD FLOO! 290%r ‘back room—A baby wanted to purse by® apectable ‘woman who lost her own baby ’ oR Al Ve— POTABLE 1 YOUNG 29) 6TH AV.—A RES! ehambermaid or to take jection to any kind of up stairs work. 299 81 Ay, CORNER ITH Sta RBBPEC sane a ly cl ito objection to the 'couatry; good city reference, ‘Gall. f days. housew: 156 WEST STH STA WIDOW LADY AB NURSE or housekeeper for a gentleman with « small fam. ity. Cali for two days, nye “C, CORNER 10TH ST., TWO STAIRS HIGH.— respectable German girl, in a small American family, Pep genoa ce ‘or for housework; references given, ' Catt for two days. two day: 9 18ST AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, AS 000! 2 and to bps im the washing and nee, ine vate family; has good reference; is willing to go in the, for try. Call for two days. ro 157 (NEW NUMBER) West sp sts CoMPE- tent woman, as nurse; can take entire chai of an infant or growing children; would do chamberwork, 3 pr vate family ; is well calculated to serve in both cipact no objection to travel or go to live in the country; can five years’ reference. 159 WEST wri st.. FOURTH HOUSE FROM 2D & av.—A respectable Protesiant woman, a8 cook; first rate washer and froner; good clty reference. Can be seen f for two for two days, 15 oz WEST 2TH ST., o ith av.—A respectable young fr Log ‘out dy and cl alsthes and cut month; eee aod fy 161 162 WEST SOTH ST., NEAR 7TH AV.—A RESPECTA- A young womin, as chamberm and would do waiting if 'requivegt oct A FEW DOORS = n's aid and lenaacoce prot ofly’F jection to the countty for the summer. Bp STA YOUNG GIRL, TO TAKE childron aud do plain sewing.” Call fortes bie girl, lately landed, to do any kind of housework. WEST 32D ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS8.— last place; no ot 16 34. ae Weer 29 STH, AV.—A YOUNG Gree maid and waiting maid; good Tuesday. 03 6TH AV., CORNER 19TH ST., IN THE 20S Suctranemtes i man ect ate a fia ady; competeut in both capacities, ‘The best ae 29TH ST. (COTTAGE)—A TIDY, MIDDI 30 ‘aged woinan, with excellent. city reference. city oF country, ema Sich excatent sraiiay ete ak, >()2 EAST : TH 30: ST.—A TIDY WOMAN, 43 COO! € ‘and laundress; does *e cooking in Se regular laundress, in a Small famnily; oa wages $13. 30 BAST 81ST ST.. THIRD FLOOR, pace. no ROOM- A competent dressmaker, by the day. First clas@ city reference. WEST 4TH ST., ms at REAR, TOP ri0oRd 309 landed, as seametrose Ox Ayoung woman. | Smmusvorm: ‘Objections to the count aun inte privale — ir not arvasd Of WOKE > —A YOUNG GIRL, 14 YEARS OF) B10 aetode eh chambecwors or inind a baby: objections 10 the couniry. Call or address for three days. 31: EAST sD ST. BETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS. = (NEW NUMBER) WEST MTH 8T.—A Compr. at “Amerioan girl wishes {0 g0 out by Wing; understands. making the fnest AGS, aramon pcos at, cores | Lt lg an ange Ras aa see 15 WOKS St;, BETWEEN, ATTY AND OONGRE 15 Danis; ts Waly eeepc take cee ores | seasher and wonert no econ, to tho om monetryt geod a8 nurse; ym | mt tan ju Pe ee ee light wang?!“ | Grenee: or would go as laundress. Call for two a. 169 WEST 2D (ST. CORNER OF 7TH av—twWo | 2O() EAST SD ST. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT B ris; one to tak ‘of chil ‘A young ina private family, a nan sewing, the oiler to do up airs ace on eee = rey waitress, with jour youre city reference from her ible: have no objections to the country for summer, days. Cail for two WEST 2D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL 16 YEARS OF age, to mind children and make herself useful; has 00d city reference, Cull for two days, 169 % bit 33D Daisy, Bs age or IN THE REAR.— Woman, a8 cook, washer and 2 would do housework in a small to go a short distance in the ironer; isu pred, family; hes no country. 17 Fines nowsemaid ta Sr enmall foaaliyy sstisfaatary Sowa felipe ‘ Teterence given, Address Mr. Bents. Pasvaconkd ST 1s 8T.—A | RESPECTABLE GIRL LAS Ghamberheid and toaseist wth Bisa eewing or ino ng good city reference. Call for wo days, oring te Wist V.. li te iter of ado gneral Wouaework fk ato family. The dest of ce given, 1 SA f tha yd 8T., My tg Benge’ J a mesa and wattrhan and Would ase! ia acest th waning ia a board: ing house ; ; & MOT NOME Fequired best city refs grence, 192 BAST WYH st, REAR BUILDING—A GERMAN young person, of good address, as iady’s Fmd wo nit situation: isa first class dreaunaker ; “an charge of a haffiressing; no objection to take [QS AS? 380 8h, BETWEEN 187 AND aD avs., ‘DF “first floor, front roomn.—A respectable girl to ‘Wash and iion in a small family; good city Toferenee. for two day: QOY GEANTON sr, BROOKLYN 4 NEAT, INTEL ligent young girl, as chambermatd and to assist in the care of two childres:. “Apply with eity referonces, 203. QTM ST.. NEAR 7TH AV., FIRST FLOOR—TO le cook, wash and tron, or do bourework; also one for chamberwork and waiting: best city references, 206 PeLANCRY, STREET, IN THE TEAT—A RE. xpectable girl in a respectable privace famil Co0%, Waslier and ironer; best ity referunge. a OG BAstzore st, NEAR sp AV,—A RESPECT. 206 Sas pRiresant gir as chamberinatd and seam: housework in 119 west orn m fr. REAR ort AV—A rouRe wri as ol and waitress, or is wil take eats of enildren. “Call for > By =~ adarodiucnno mies . 1 AND 8TH ST3.—a RE- able widow wirhos to take care of « house for the summer; good city refercuce. 12] West st sr, SECOND FLOOR.—A RE. aa. spectadle colored “woman as first clase cook; no ob- ection (o golug in the country. ST.—A YO! WOMAN WhO LATELY o OF. as We: Hurwe; has no Obyectivie tu b yor couuiry. "Call Lor Uwe days 40) EAST, 80 Sh. NEAR MADISON AV.—A PRO. testant Young woman, aa chambermaid and. to do ane wewing, OF ax world gow shore di given. 4 to assint in washiny honesty and capattuty, 4.4, BAST 3D st. BETWEEN «TH AND MADISON avs.—-A young gl. as nurse and chambermaid, or chambermad aud waitress, bas good city reference ; no Ob- jectle Or dixtance Ww the couutry. Cao De seen telans Waitress in privaie family; nee in the country. City refereuce EAST 88TH Si.—a YOUNG WOMAN OF STEADY, industrivus babi fire: class cook; no objection in Tromiug, tbe best of reference ua to OND FLOOR, FRONT,—BY AN ladies’ and cenidemen's washing Washing by the month, or 45 Renny ST., SE excellent indind 46 WEST 2D s eSPECTABLE GURL WANTS A F sivuation 8 int & fines waltrese;, the best of wy re jerence; can be seen where she has liv ob. Jection to the country. pena 47 west -yOVHE PRIVATE STABLE —A bermaid and Waltress, or ae Sormedl ant ‘a children a wallg and ghiaing: ny objection to go a shore distancs 18 the eau! eat ei 49 West aH sr. [NEAR STH AV.—A RESPECT. able Frotesiant girl, as uurse and chambermaid or to ¢ with the washing and Toning, bas ho objections 10 Bo the country, and is willing to make herseif generally use- ful. ‘Can be seen for two days, from 9 to 1d at the house of her present employer. 494 8T.—A COMPETENT WOMAN, as first class cook, seat of. pas Dusiness in all its branch hotel or iret class Doardiry house, city or couatly. all Tor two days. 5 FoRsyTii St. IN THE RBA! oe! 12—-A Bi le Prenat I pow the ‘bain OAK 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW wi a nap nurse; is capable of taking care of ehnldeen! 52 AILEE sli, ROOM Hick TQuNe, oumaay | Se gooutt it by the day or wee wing ot, making than $s | ROOSEVELT 8T., SECON. 54 eae 'D FLOOR—A Rayo a momen, to lake care of « young sowing ; best EAST HOUSTON 8T.—a HEAL! . 'PECT. able widow woman as wei nurse; Sc csemnbrancens | acon Was? 1s pe ee OY: 60 QLABEON AV. NEAR MYRTLE AV.. BROOK. nA respectable ‘woman, as cham! a codastrenn: as of etty retetanecn ‘Apniy for two duper 6: Langer. eae RESPECTABLE rts ‘WOMAN, 2 aaa he tag hse ere | I BUTLER 81. BKOOKLYN—A RESPECTABLE (rk, as seamsstioes ‘end chambermaia. Can be aeea for two days. 64 WEST wesetheTOn FLACe os RESPECTABLE woman 4s iaundress; understands ber young pe a aE} Call for three days only. 121 ATLANTIC ST, BROOKLYN—A SMART, Ca. pable gith, to do cooking, wasbiog aud Ironing, generat housework; will be found ‘a neat Tespestiut vaumical servant, an excellent washer aud ironer, ghly recommended. Enner city or couniry. 123 washing and ow et a give the best Cun de seen tor two days, 123 EAst UTH st, ROOM 17-4 Woman as nurse and seamsirens of an infant from its birth: competent in both eapacttian: ihe suunmer: best of rity Fefercnee. Prot man aa cook; understands it perfeotiy: willing washing and froning, yectuns count nn es eee 6 yet Ht ds BETWEEN 6ftl AN 12 25 a) tr ¢ class cook; nuderstands ail Rede ot coupe one baker. Good cliy No objection to @ (OLD NUMBER, 177) WEST SST Si.—a RE. spectabie girl, as first rate cook, and to assist in the ‘a chamberfoaid and waitress, ferences from their las: place. 196 “WEST uTH iy NEAR 6TH AV., THIRD floor—A_ res} cook; anderstands: tte a no oujernen to the the country, for for two days, FoRsy tit ST., REAR, oy NO. 4.—a DI ry. ry tounge Call for fortwo days.” 127 RAST, 2TH f TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, TO TAKE A YOUNG GIRL, TO Py Call for __ ais Sy comamiabeemiae Aso « Bees 8T.—A YOUNG GI LATEL 12 sles | § sr, children and do plain sewing. ‘two do general housework in a family iw 1 erat a wrtiy ana NURSE AND RANATEROS, | wat 9) WEST IsTH St-—TWO RESPECT. ,t8,A. nice plain cook, good washer NO. eg ey ' chambormald sna altreas; In 8 pose ony reterehes can Sven's if 4. Gall tor 130 pasar ARREST ae ATLANTIC 8T., bai age IN THE sai eee eee Anouas, | = 135, % ENE 0,78 gy A sy -Y Rees tienen Bele ie Gaye. 66 = RKET st. 1h RRAR~A a ebambermaid and to agaist In wi ee cared Saumur say miches to 6s two days. 136 BAST i9TH 8ST. Bi N IRVING PLACE ir cook Tn a boxrdibg Towse or private hema ‘milling fr) 40 a little washing. Oey 09 sen Bt present Sirgre, or would go out to sew by the day; good city refer. 208 WEST &D STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG Jroman, a5 chambermald, or will define washing: or to take care of children; no objection to the country; city relerence. 208 WEST 92D. S7.—a RESPECTABLE GIRL AS _ chambermaid and waitress or seamstress; po ob- Jections to a short distance in the nutes. DOO VEST TH St. NEAR IH AV. THIRD floor—A respectable woman to do gentlemen's Washing or ladies’ at her howe. 19TH ST. 212 we: ironing, no ence. “Can be 21 3 mar. all Kinds of ferenee. Call 2 16 WEST 29TH ST., Fine? vis FLOOR. ROOM NO. rm colored wi as 1h Teapeciable rivate py for Long Can be soon from 10 to 4, for wo J ut Ke and 10 agaist with the wasiing aad ia the country; best of ref NEAR U0 ST. IN TOR STORE.—a ie Woman as first . understands cook xing. meats, id jellies; good cit; Seema ne “: lta ve 218 % tH st. BETWEEN 71H AND STI AVS.—A hambermaid and waitress, or te arti ‘wishes to go a short distance bhging: good reference. 2184 % OSTER 8T., Tia AMITY.—A RESPECTA- ble girl, to do chamberwork and sewing or to GT» Saumaebeste casa 10 go to tie country. Call for two days 22 )] EASTaIST 8T.. BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AVS.—A respectable youn g girl, 0 do general housework uve privave family: dest etty reference Call for two wo day! 223 wast acre ST.. BETWEBN 2D AND 3D AVS. uurth foor-—A respectable young woman, tn a pri vate family: wa good cook. und first class washer ind iron- Fr; no objection to goa sb short distance in the * countey. 223 ‘A competent woman, who tho: ‘of the wanb cooks te § Sse oakey renl in se gk | Bre Gh: quee ony retelcann, i 224 Bi HUDSON STA YOUNG GIRL, ODO GENE. v4 housework in a smail family.” Can be seen for wrst ST, ——s 224 se ia", im ra Reenter AND, STH is with "washing: siheaaldin Veta gts ie HTH St. BETWEEN ITH AND §THt sraltrene tnd foams th wasn! iy wotanhe ‘tnd io 3 city oF Tih washing: city oF country: good sraterone fa thea ing and tro 22 26 “in incom pve temay; wills arntiy: for for the muintaer' best he 228 "wrena 17TH om, BETWEEN 8TH AND ed respectable Re oujection to 7 for two day, BRIWEEN 1TH AND STH as tot the chantry fear chy retor Telereoen my | 23 MTH 8Y.—A RESPECTABLE WEST hl rom fbr snd see 232 Ea banded, a Jections to gos short ‘istance in the county, 236 eee B AND 3D sae Stas Erericce ee —-- os | 200 Ware ae ee 247 we WEST ast gre Saaracteps NG good reference given 24 WEST 26TH 8T.— LR YOUNG an te raters RESPECTA: ombormaid women 8 Cook or 839 WEOT Bill Sta PROTESTANT GIRL TO e chamberwork and lai sewing. oto lake eare Peg and make herself generally u: ; Bo objection EAST SIST ST.—A RESPECTABLE CTRL, as ‘2 Hambsrmiid: “ao objection Wo go vo tse country., 22 ‘seen for two days. 322 ‘S6TH ST., hap atn stl 18T AND 2D ing woman to eneral bode ts iy; understands Dales cae two days. 32D. Fas Tadntv as clidren's nurse or ehamberaaiae 327 WEST 2TH Sf., BETWEEN 8TH work in in a small private washing; THE STORE —A NURSE OF | Dp, aT avs.—A competent pot ege} girl to do 390 Tia Av. PRR LA 1 od sennsotrese tad bate are Gould ‘dot chamber son reer SSigheat renana mag Call oF address for twa 7". peeping Maden Call for two dvys. 3QQ EAST 2ST st—A YOUNG, GIRL, 48 SB. objection pohaseoiaad children. seat rore two day, sore countiy. {T 26TH ST., NEAR STH AV.—A RESPECTS Dag sce trams teman to to general housework a small private family. Good city roterence. 337 WEST 21ST 8T., BETWEEN ae, ara. —A smart, tidy woman to vlain washing aud ironing; best ¢; ‘elereaoe fe a Gat for two days, 33 WEST 19TH ST., ‘cya a £(H AND STH woe} A respectable girl, as civat sanborms dau dress; tino unvterstgnds Cookin ‘Feference. 3: WEST 36TH ST. BETWE 'H AND 9TH AVS. « Ls gounder murostion mine inda 338. stab or BAST TT 8T.—A YOUNG fe dir rg gencral housework in ai for two days., to go out by jay to wash and trom, or would feat {ioe oun juving. Reference’ given ite quired. 5d WEST 26TH ST.. BETWEEN bag F ope De) area respectable young woman, to ‘good reference if Fequited, Bee 9TH AV., CORNER 92D ST.—A RESPECTABLE ee) girl, as Chambermaid or waitress; has reference from last place. Address for two das 356 and do plain country. Call at present employ 359 TN Av. BETWEEN &D AND 33D STS.—& DOT respectarie Jea2g womnd as seamstross and ehil- dren's nurse; or would go travelling with @ family; good Feierence. Call or address tor two days. “AV. “A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN AS preferred; wnoes., Gall or address W. ie ate BLRECKE R ST. BEIWREN ae een axD erry—AS <lasa,Protestant cor rence. No “BJeciton tothe country. BOWERY, FIRST FLOOR—A COMPETENT head cook, for a hotel or summer —A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO fon ae | 2 3D A’ 8 work and assist witn washing and ironii 386": to do housewurk or take care of & baby. seen for two days, FAST OTH 8T., BECOND FLOOR—A =. baby to dry nurse at home. Can 387. tie woman,» seen for one week. 388 2 ous of her services on the age. Address Mme. a 394 4TH AY., aie YORK-AN ane EROED ferenoe. ress Ae wore; best of city ref i. an abore. piven, Add: EXYERIENCED AND C, of an infant from birth; oung COMPR. + hee ee app ‘amily; oF chambei A WEST TH st. BETWEEN, ‘s sonn tnd Toning. Nn D |. CORNER TWENTY. FOURTH ib Stccormean Amerioan widow lady wiebes 0 lady ta 4] 8 7H AV, CORNER S#Tit 8T.—A REBPECTAR young Woman, ae seams: chambermald nutes, t6 an operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine. O1' orcouuiry, City reference