The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1868, Page 11

SANDWICH ISLANDS. After Walrases and Catching Whales—Ua~ certainties of Whaling=Lively Times in Howolulu Account of the Reciprocity Newo- Gations at Washington—The Coolie System— {usurrection iz Koua—The Aretic Tracers Ceavulsions of Natares HonouULy, Oct. 90, 1868, ur fall season opened on the 20th instant by the Arrival of six whaling vessels, bringing not enly fair but good reports from the Arctic feet. Very litte ‘oi! was taken im the Arctic until about the 20th of August. At this time ships were becoming thinned ‘out, several having been squared away for the right Wwuaie ground on the Kodiak, their captains being Batisfed that the season was broken up; others had Motermined to try their luck at walros oll and Bquared away for a well known resort of the ‘wairus. Upon reaching Blossom shoal a thick fox enveloped them and held them at bay for time, and when the fog lifted they were sur- rised to find whales in abundance upon afl points of he compass, The slaughter at once commenced, and in a few days captains who thought they would be fortunate if they secured a Uitle walrus oil jad from 800 to 1,600 barreis of Polar ofl, with je accompanying bone, As far as known two ves- 's have been lost, the American ship Corinthian i the Hawaiian bark Hae Hawaii. The former i taken between 1,500 and 1,600 barrels and the Taltce 1,000 barrels, ‘To show the uncertainties of whale fishery ‘I note ue experience of the principal owner of the Hae Hawail, ‘This gentleman arrived on the morning of Fhe 20th from San Francisco, and in an hour after 3 arrival heard tlrat his bark was clean, in three jours after by a later arrival he heard of her having ) barrels, before night another arrival brought ek, of her having 1,000 barrels; the first arrival ihe ext day brought news of her total loss, ‘The news of the success of the majority of the ‘has wrouglit a wonderful change in the business poriion of the town, The wharves and streets are po with the returned whalemen, and goods are iug carted to and fro. No person unacquainted th the business and with our city could realize the phange which has been wrought py the arrivai of the lew vessels, showing beyond the shadow of a doubt he dependénee whieh our community place upon he whaling fleet which twice @ year visits our arbor. + Sunce the sailing of the Idaho, C. C. Harris, our ato envoy to Washington, has entertained a select few with a narration of the manner in which he ‘corked fhe Senate on the rectprocity treaty, which 1y have entertamed his listeners, but which would have been anything but agrecable to the Senators, © uformed his audience that the most troublesome position he lad to deal with was froin these islands in Lue Way of newspaper articles In our local papers: et oorrespondencs published im Eastern papers. (ler giving the arguments brought forward by differ- Senators in opposition to the treaty he described ow he met and answered them, [His reason why she Senate faited to give him a vole on the 24th July ‘a4 that the thermometer stood at 100 degrees, and wnt Souators were anxious to get out of the Senate, nil that ft would have been imudictous to press the hatter, but that he was satisied that the vote of the monte “be sent on immediately, This had its eitoc' nub his Majesty and Privy Council named J. Mott ee of the government » ag the said though Smith ts one of tl Tuost gentie- anal: Bespin of the government, and has many fends, the sugar ee ae ene eneraily were muclr in at his selection, and committee waited hay) er the Minister of the Interior a asked that Mr. Harris shonid be sent back to ary out the work he had commenced, The Pacific commercial Advertiser Dad o} the nomination C. C, Harris and suggest ‘he name of James F, all, & —— resident or von oe lM 18 inderstood to have refused the pominstion Marshall owing to an old grudge he old against him, wasa member of he loauieens he was one of a committee appointed rege ta which Prince Let eras King, was somewhat Interested, he investigation, he a hly ie e committee. Harris, since the ing: the the editor of the Advertiser gave ot for hts course during the so-called Constitational vention, has tried every means at his disposal to jure the Advertiser and its ett but has pray ied. Now, however, he had the unity, ined to make the most of it. ‘hen taecares him to go back to Washington itor of the Advertiser, and that hé coula not hink of listening to eee until he had some ce of their 8} thy for him and marked dis ymapat leasure at the course of the editor. The Americans ardly liked the idea of going back on the Advertiser, Dut still the, Tans the treaty, and Harris was the to got it, and Harris was obdurate; so a memo. el was drawn up, in which Harris was extolled and tiered and the pei of the Advertiser told at his article aus gnied by ate = ier. num! 8 I nant and Harris wi his document have in times past treated him im the ‘most insulting manner for infamous conduct garg Regrey! times and for his strong anti- ee as xy a3 King’s Minister. iit is wel Known oe oad "ambition is to be fae of the he has always felt if would be useless it oa for it unless he could who signed pease the Americai qeoges This accounts for his exprtions in behalf of the treaty, ae that with uch a sop he could do anything with the planters wi d merchants. With this memonal in hand he bauses an article to appear in the Gazetie which tates “that this community are to entrust > etm its most im} affairs”—a palpable ce, for — willing to use him to get the not trust him on the Supreme lt Harris Lapta # So what he was aiter, as en’ inless hin Te. juests sce hit eenich Harris ows he willnotdo. Ag alters now ‘ue editor of the Gazette will go ‘on to Boston as ages of of this government and se- ‘eure the services hose who can help him to urge ‘the matter on at Washington. So goes the story. in the Gazette of the 21st inst. is published a etter hich is said to have gone the rounds of the United tates Senate and to infuenced and om on of @ reverend gentleman who has latel: Boney ted he call of a church in Oakland, Cal. Tne pennery fon intensely diagusted at this quiet way influencing Senators and are nowise mealy-mout fi in their denunciations of writers of this stamp. ‘Ihe Buca plancers and merchants, who are most anxious the treaty, abuse him lo and deny the trath of the statements made in the letter. Planters and merchants whose balance shects do not make them nervous aPout the future are constrained to say that there ig much in the letter which cannot be gain- kaid. The writer's first proposition—that since the Reciprocity treaty was first talked of the desire for Annexation had weakened and American influence ‘a4 onthe wane—seems to have confirmation from he fact that Americans couid be found to uphold tuster Harris at the expense of the editor of the en vtiser, Who has always been the stanch and unwavering champion of American Interests, It is grongn there that Harris has given up all hones of réaty, but wished to give his friend Smith a panies to visit Washington at the public ox NSC; ence he inftmated to the planters the destrablenes: a petition to send forth another aggnt to secure ie advantages he had gained, aud the dear public ie ded to his wishes, * The Gezelte is trying to refate the statements of the opposition press on the wrongs of the cvolig sys- tem, but makes * headway. Speaking of the boolie trade, the pilot who boarded the French coolie Blip Meury Fourth, before reported, asked the usual fei “ppenrance and how funy deaths hea ken place, The captain reported no enews, but hat there had been seventeen deatis,, pron being sked Ure cause of the deaths he shrugged his shoul- Uer and Mt ot the wor tne his aoe ver, ; On ie might of the ooner arrived bmn Leayvott watt vehhen {0 thé atthorities lege Fating that an iy tion had broken out in th Listelet of Kona, and asking aid to quell the distarb- nnoe. Lt appears that an infuentiat native of the yuame of Kaona professes to have the gift of proph- ecy, aud by the use of a glib tongue has secured nome three hundred or more followers, who are in onsbant Uwe upon him, Kaona predicts the 1 of all things as close at hand, and his followers dress tn waite Gate he mage oan th aay his perigrina- tions abont the ae hid- in recat i teu evus by their nome, oid Kom, Kerosene tins and, & noise, At last or pon. yand and erect huts to live in and live by pilerngy ompiaint having been made the Sherif of the dis- trict, 7 Pitichard eres ny red od My bgt | ‘on the: prophet. ‘posse of five o1 proceeded to their camp and found the whole Ce realy drawn in circles three and the centre stood their dearly beloved prop) et, Ce i Kaona. Elbowing his way through the crowd, Sheriff reaches the centre and proceeds to read his ‘warrant, when he is greeted by a shower ve fant, bruised flesh, His followers terribly ‘nyuted, ‘The now furious foliowers of the ‘sever the head of the antl from the body hide the re- mains, refusi surrender them, ‘The natives and Tew forel in imine district now band together a entirely on tho Tnatual protection, Scving eet ere tae nowses OF 186 iherenta, and tl tarn threaten to be avel tN tarningand oct destroying allthe th pet Ththe a the district. At this time the gE | nce fs sent off with help. stated, the schooner Re pe ee tig ite mig, and preparations were immed! initiated for feuding # military force to ue scene of action. ‘The royal yacht Kamalle aud schooner Prince wore = put readiness to conyey troops nd artillery "to Lahaina, where the steamer ‘lanea will be pressed into the service for eee purpose Of taking ihe expedition to Hawall. Heer renee on, alive. with soldiers pound to ie armore and soon orders were iaaned for t ii ol wait's Ow, Awe command of Captain tig is 4 Cel ‘and two NEW. YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER Uy, Pantes of the Bousehold Troops, under command of | fully invited to attend the funeral, at her late resi- Major W oehonua, vo be in readiness at one o'clock P. M. toembark for the scene of msurrection, Adju- + General Joun O. Domontis is placed in charge of the expedition, and Mayor Charles H. Juad and Lieu- tenant Alien W, Judd were detatied to act on his ata, The Acting Minister of War, Stephen H. Phil- lips, and William ©, Parke, Marshal of the Kingdom, also accompany the expedition, His Majesty ar- rived atthe point of embarkation at the hour ap- pointed, but it wad two o'clock before the royal Yacht cast off from the wharf, and in half an hour her consort, the Prince, is also underway amid the cheers of the soldiers. His Majesty did not accom- any the expedition. Doubts are expressed as to he course tae poet beppnet and his party will pursue. If mf take to the hills the military will have a long tedious Job to terret them out, ‘The trading voy: to the Arctic have so far as heard from prot Successful, The natives have had @ chance make bargains, as there has been considerable competition. Traders intendin, _ make @ basiness of it {rom year to year shoul meunber that it will pay best to be hones!. The on hycd are easily duped, but when they find jt out fer Bis remember by whom it is done, and the ns litte game is up. The natives want rum, soa the traders give i to them and in exchange get ivory and whalebone and sometimes furs. As sain- ples of sharp practice | heard of kegs to outward appearance five gallons capacity, but so con- structed as to hold but two; again, of a cask of water stained Prgaed shown to ” natives, and when the} wanted sample it a glass of rum was tendered, which, rea with their approval, their containers were ililed with the colored water aud their trade of ivory taken in exchange, This game will not do to try more than once, and the worst I can wish the perpetrators is that they might be wrecked on the coast and suffer the hardships which some innocent parties may have to suffer for their rascality, The fur stations on the Islands of St, Pani and St. George's have made furs fly the past year. Under the restrictions put upon traders, when the islands were uuder the Russian government, but 104,000 far seal skins per year Wore taken from these islands, and the market was fully supplied ana prices kept up. The American companies have taken off over 225,000 skins, and the probable result will be that the market will be giutted and prices will fall. But this is not the oniy evil. ‘Two or three years of such havoc wiil drive the seals from the islands, It is vo-y unuch like Kiliimg the goose that laid the gold- | cu eg, ‘The British ship Robert L. Lane, before reported as awaiting orders from her owners, lias been libelled by Messrs. Foster & Co., ship carpenters, for $13,772 for repairs on the vessel. Gales, tidal phenomesa and earthquakes are still the order of the day. On the 29th and Joth of Sep- tember two sttarp shocks of earthquake were felt on Hawaii, differing somewhat from others experienced herefofore, in that a peculiar rushing sound was heard overhead. ‘The next day at Panda wave came in at the village of Kahanaioa and swept away the chureh, fences and oe houses, besides invading dweliing houses and causing much damage. On the 3d the Island of Katial was visited by a severe gale. At Lihue the sugar cane fields suffered from the cane being broken and throwa down, At Koloa the sca swept away the wharf and did other damage. At Waimea houses were prostrated and the stone church edilice considerably damaged. s the smallpox prevails to a considerable extent n Fiancisco, and it will be almost impo-=sible to escape a visitation of it here, the government have resolved to make vaccination compulsory and have the whole pupulation revaccinated, ‘Two sugar plantations have been put under the hammer ately, both situated on the island of Hawai. The Onoulinut plantadon at Kealakeakua sold for $41,500; the Kailua plantation at Kailua for $5,000. ‘The prices at which the crews of whaleships have been paid off for oi! and bone have been fixed pus the Umted States Consul at the foilowing rates:—Sperm oil, per gallen, 93 cents; whale oil, 48 cents; Califor- nia coast oll, 40 cents; ‘Aret halebone, per pound, 50 cents; Ochotsk do., 47 cents; Kodiac do,, 44 cents, A large number of ‘the whalers to visit’ here this fall will fit for home, among which I learn of the fol- lqgwing:—The President, - Nautilus, Java, Three others, Reindeer and Islander. The Ceylon, of Brewer & Co.'s Boston line, 18 the only merchant. man loading oll for Eastern ports. The American whaling ship Corinthian and Hawatian whaling bark Hal Hawaii were both lost in the Arctic Ocean. ‘The oil and bone ot the former were saved by the George Howland; the latter will prove a totai loss. Later accounts from jawali say that another at- tack had been made upon the rebels under Kaona, and that the government force had been defeated, losing another man, Kaona and his followers swear thatthey will not surrender the land upon which they have squatted. It is said that # prominent native, formerly a mem- ber of the Legislature, andyan influential white man are aiding and abetung the rebeis, ‘The foreigners in the district reruse to head a force against the rebels, and the natives do not seem to care which side wins. Reports from the whaling fleet say that the newly invented whaling gun, Plerce’s, is % great success. One captain states that one of the with iron at- tached was darted into aan whale and Killed it instant- ly, no hand lance being used. On odiac right whales have been fastened to and killed Without a second iron or haud lance, als FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES. Another prominent savant, Dy. Forster, the Diree- tor of the Royal Observatory of Berlin, has recently published an article stating that science has been materially benefited and promoted by the reports of the many scientific expeditions apropos of tne late solar eclipse. In order to investigate the proiuber- ances of the sun it will not henceforth be necessary to wait for @ conjunction of the celestial bodies, . An interesting antiquarian discovery has just been made in Hanover, Germany. Some soldiers in dig- ging a trench at Hudesheun found abont fifty vases, cups, candelabra and other objects in massive silver and richly chased; they are evidently the work of Greek artists, and ‘apparently date froin the tine of Augustus. Among them ts a goblet with orn ments in relief representing Hercules strangling two serpents, and asecond with satyrs, baccianies and ot ier simular figures, The Messenger of the Don states that for 2 long time past the vintage had not Leen so abundant in Russia as in the present year, The cultivators are afraid that they will not have time to terminate the gathering before the coll weather sets in. Grapes at Razdory are at an exceedingly low price, selling at from five to ten copecks (about a cent each if per poud of thirty-four pounds, The market of No- vorcher Kassk is encumbered daily by hundreds of carts laden with the fruit. The venerable Professor J. H. Madier, at Bonn, celebrated for charts of the moon prepared in con- a with William Beer (brother of Meyerbeer, he composer), has written a letter which treats on the disappearance of one of the craters observed on the moon. Thou, at te old astronomer has been for some time near! et this discovery, which ‘will re alpen hsery ot ‘these charts, interests him so much that he has published the letter above allude ed to, The gradnal disappearance of this crater, which is called Linne, has been observed and vouched for by several eminent astronomers in different parts of the world. A successful operation of the transfusion of biood was recently performed hy Dr. Be 0 Albanese at the hospitat of Palermo, Sicily. A youth, aged seven- teen, named hye od Ginazzo, of Cinisi, was re- ccived at that esteblishment on the 29th of Septem- ber last with a bad humor on bis leg, which m_ the end rendered amputation necessary, the patient being very much emaciated and laboring under fever. The 07 ton reduced him toa worse state than ever and it became apparent that he was fast sinking, the pulse being tinperceptible, the eyes dull and the body cold. In this emergency Dr. Albanese had recourse to the transfusion of blood as the only remedy that had not yet been tried. Two assistants of the hospital offered to have their veins opened for the purpose, and thus at two diferent intervais 220 grams of blood were introduced into the patient’s sys- tem. After the first time he recovered the faculty Mot h and stated that betore he could neitner see nor hear, but felt as if he were flying in the air. He is now in a fair state of recovery, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, BreED—COSKLIN,—At Gothia a, X.Y. on snus: day, December 10, by }» French, Wexny B. BuERD to CORNELIA ier Nighier of the late P. B. Conklin, M. D., bags of Cornwail. No cards. Wednesday, December % at pho tes parents, by the Key. T. 8. ety Whittel Bowens to Many, daughter of De- 1 Pe ple Kidd, Eaq., all of this city. MILLER—Wnridut.—On Wednesday evening, comber 9, at M acai avenue Baptist church, by the Rev. Dr. JonN W. MILLEI to HELEN M., omy uuputer ef of racy liam 8. Wi right, Esq., allot this Ht} cl ‘Monnis—V. AN BuREN.~-On Thursday, December 10, at St. Mark's charch, in the Bowery, by the Rev. A. IL Vinton, D. D., STUYVRSANT FP. Monnis, M. D., to ELLEN James, daugiter of Smith J. Van Buren, of Fishkill, on the Hudson. McMFCHEN—RUTHERFORD.—On Tuesday morning, December 8, at the residence of bride's parents, by Rev WW. Sehon, D. D., Mr. Wat. M. Mo! HRN, New York city, to Misa VINGINIA ReTHERYORD, of Charlestown, Va. No cards, Baltimore, Louisville and St. Loule papers please bey DE Lron—LRoy.—On Sanday, November . at the church of St. Francis Xavier, by the Rev. Daubresse, Dr. JUAN B. PONCE DE LEON {0 JEANNRITE qs of the late Dr. A. n, both of this city. 83 Woanesday. evenin ia. Devember 0 Df racuse, on Tf 0, fev. J. Elmendorf, D. D., 01 ibany, Lieutenant! Commander E. Malcom Swerany, U. 8. N., to rag daughter of George Stevens, Eaq., of Syra- aoe RTS—AUSTEN.—On Thursday, December 10, A Geaeekrre % chareh, by the Rev. Dr. Mctiiynn, FRevi 1K SWARTS to Mrs. ANNA Avsren, all ot this city. No cards. Died neater ach Port Richmond, Staten Island, on Wed- Spe Age! it, December 9, ALEPANDER N, Bun, in the a7th year of his age. His funeral wiil take ace § this (Friday) afternoon, py o'clock, from the idence of his brother-in- jaw, Morton Brill, Dorner of Pond and Shore roads, Por Richmond. | His friends and howe of the fart) York are roquested to take the 12:50 boal from pe pier 19, foot, oh Ried Ca North river, —On Wi AMBLIA ore mber 9, it dat enter oft the Inte Joseph Blakeley ANN, yt and ‘ite F. W. Copeutt, in the 28tn year of her eri rolatives and fetonda of the family are rospect- 148 5 dence, 125 Bank street, without further notice, tis (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Dixson.—On Thursday morning, Peceather 10, ELizabern, wife of John Dixson, aged 34 yea Her friends and Acquaintances, and those +3 her father, Martin Herrick, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, at half- past nine o'clock, from her late residence, No, 234 Madison street, ‘tO St. Teresa’s church, corner of RKatyers and Henry streets, where & solemn mass of requiem Will be Offered for the repose of her so! thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, GARDNER.—On Thursday, December 10, F, Avavs- 7 son of the late Frederick Gardner, ‘aged 36 yea The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from No. 6 Vandam. street, on Saturday at- ternoon, at one o'clock. he a lingering iuness, HAGAN.—Of consumption, after rants are invited JOHN HAGAN, im the 37th year of hi The relanves ane friends of the to attend the from the residence of his mother, No. 200 Wart ‘Ewenty-seventh street, corner of Seventh avenue, on eae yy afternoon, at one o'clock, witbout further notic HANRAHAN. —On n Weinesay, December 9, JOHN HANRAHAN, a Relatives and trewds of of the Seely are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 77 West Twenty-eighth street, this (Friday) morn: ing, at half-past ven o’elock, HUSBAND,—At Greenpoint, mianeny, on Tuesday, December 8, Dr. RICHARD J. HUSBAND, ‘The relatives and friends of the ‘fatutiy are resi faliy invited to attend the Seay this (Fri eee afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, Java street, near Franklin, Moxe.—On Thursday, December 10, Patrick Hore, a native of Keckcara, parish of Miltown, county Westmeath, Ireland, i the 28th year of his age. The friends of the family are iavited to attend. the foneral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late’ residence, No, 341 East Tiurty-third street, and from thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, JOHNSTON,—At Ponghkee) cember 10, LETrria, relict of 71 years, “Funeral from the residence of her son, Willlam S, Johnston, South avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at two v’cloc! Latinor idenly, on Wednesday, December 9, at the residence of his tather-in-law, Henry Hagar, WASHINGTON ApGaTE LaTunor, aged 32 years. ‘The friends or the eaty are respectfully Sonited to uttend the funeral, from his late residence, N East peenty: fifth st , Oh Saturday morning, at te “| ry 19, on ‘Thuraday, De- Villian Johnston, aged Bartuto papers please copy. Lanri On Wednesday, December 9, DANren LANTRY, @ native of Kings county, Ireland, aged years, iis friends, and those of his brothers, Francis, Janes and Thomas, are requested to attend the funeral, from his late residenc: ». 69 Union strect, South Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Livinasvon,—On Wednesday, December 9, TeLeN McEvens, wile of John R, Livingston. ‘the relatives and friends of tie family are quested to atteud the funeral services, at Tri church, On (Friday) afternoon, at half-past thi orcloek. Manrin.—On Wednesday, December 9, Exiza, wife oe Martin, and dangiver of widow McCon- nell. ‘The fune al will take place from her late residence, No. 302 West Filty-fifth street, near Eignth avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. MeLick.—On Wednesday, December 9, BALTHAZAR MPLIeK, aged 69 years and 4 months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respect- futiy Invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, Somerville, N. J., this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. McGuing.—On Wednesday, December 9, Josep McGuire, & native of Carrygallan, county Leitrim, Ireland, in the 2th year of his age. The friends and those of his family are respectfatly javited to attend the funeral, from Bellevue Hos- pial, Ce eee afternoon, at half- past one o’clor On ‘Thursday, December 10, JANE Hi rt 1, Wile of John Newell, county Tyrone, Ire- and. Her remains will be taken to New York Bay Come- tery, on Sunday. The fri s and relatives are in- vited to attend the funeral, from No, 778 Greenwich street. O'BRIEN.—On Thursday, December 10, MARCBLLA O’BRreN, of Tullamore, Kings county, Ireland, in the 69th year of her age. ‘The remains will bets taken from her late restdence, No, 228 West Twenty-ninth street, this (Friday) morn- Ing, at twelve o'clock. ‘The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice, Pace.—On Thursday morning, December 10, EDWIN “r., son of Francis and Elizabeth F. Page, aged 2 years, 4 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funerai, from the resi- dence of his parenis, 138 First avenue, tis (Friday) alternoon, at two o'clock, PRacHY.—Suddenly, in Richmond, Va., on Sun- day night, December 6, at eight o'clock, JoHN B, PEACHY. Powe At the Platisburg Barracks, Piattsburg, XN. Y., on Saturday, December 5, Leia MAUD, only child’ of Angeline’ C, and James W. Powell, dr., United States Army, aged 1 year, 3 montha and 20 ays. ReEUWwRH.—On Wednesday, December 9, after a lingering illness, GiLorrr B. Revwer, aged 64 Years, 6 months sual 25 days. The funeral will take nace on Friday afternoon, at three o'clock, from lis late residence, 101 West Forty-fourth street, Kemains will be taken to ston Spa in the eleven P. M. traiu for mtorment. Smira.—On Wednesday morning, December 9 at Whitestone, 1. 1., ANGELINE E., datighter of the late Willan Siaith, The relatives and friends of the familly are reapect- fully invited to aitend the funeral, from: Si. George's cburen, sing, this (Friday) afiernoon, at one ovetock. Cars leave James slip at hali-past eleven in the morning and Hunter's Polat at twelve o clock noon for Flushing. VIRTUE.—On year of his age, of a laughter, Mrs. d. Co: e, London, Gr day, December 8, in the 76th poplexy, at the residence of his Morison, No.7 Porchester ren Virrce, Esy., of Oatlands Cobistream, Berwickshire, for- meriy seuior partner in the firm of Viriue &’ Co., publishers, of 2% City road and 26 Ivy lave, London, and of 25 John street, in this elty, Vrepr.—On Thursday, December 10, FREDERICK: August Vrepe, In the octh year of his age. The relatives and friends OF the family are reapect- tend the fa NO. wuiway, Without further notice, on Sunday aiternoon, at naif-past one o'ck Wuirsry.—In this cily, on Wednesday, December 9, VInGINra BELLE, youngest child of William M. and Amelia Whitney, aged 3 years and il montis The funeral will take place on Saturc iernoon, at two o'clock, from No, 6 st. Luke's place. Boston papers please copy. ere ee eee mere ne a eres SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL Cooks, &e. ©) STHST., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS e te plain cook and lnundress; a food baker ; would do housework m wmunll family’ permacent home preferred ; goot city reference, Call for two days, UNION COURT, UNIVERS! Y ens per EN ith anit vel or eral, from his laie reat- Ts IRVING PLAC! MER LAST EMPLOY- Oo or's.— i; understancé all kinds of cooking, meats, soups aud rn aud iow first rate baker. 3¢ CLINTON PLACE. e ar firet clase cook; Onghly ; best city reverence. 4 @) cook, wash and trom or do housework yeity or Reference given. 48 BOND STA FIRST CLAS COOK: werstands soup®, imexts and gern Jemerisot all: Kinde, and Ws ani crcclea aker, «her present emp A RESPEOTABUR WOMAN understands her business thor- West tit SrA “RESPEC TABLE inh TO country. 92 CuRISTOPI in the # rst elas ning; no objection to Brookiyn or a few miles by Scouttry ; good city reference given. No woles aie ‘ ap AV.—A LADY WISHES TO FIND EMPLOY- e ment for three girls—one cook, & laundress and waite ly recommended. KAR 6TH AV. IN THE willing to do come family; two years i. Washing and froning; in» elty refere: 1 WEST 15TH ST, IN THE REAR,—A HIGHLY RE i spectable girl as cook, waeher and ironer ; willing atid » WEST 19 BAR.—A RESPECTABLE, WO- ust Ti aban isan excelient cook ani nd ironing and futing anderstands fine washing vert city reference. 119 Plain cook ; ia.an exceliens warher BETWEEN 6TH AND {TH yee 20TH ST, A rexpectabie and (rustwocthy woman a8 goo! ot i exelent, wa 4 jroner; understands jaking care of @ furnace if required; good reference. Call or add reat 125 3 two di COMPETE: T COOK ; Call for KT 19TH ST.—A VERY ine first class baker; best city reference *. ‘WEST 20TH 8T.—A8 Finer CLASS COOK; thorooghly understands all kinds of preter meats, id jellies, tinguestionsble eity FenCe. 134. BAT. em eerreny aD xD rit A firet claen bs ‘Kinds of ithe cakes and des ‘onto tbe country ; good ef Feference, Can be seen for two dase. West tert 81. RESVECT! .t MAS As 137 cook ; $e willing fo waist chine Buy, uM ince preferred to bi ;no ‘object jon to Wl a countey. Bent cliy reteren 140 WEST. VTH 8T., IN THE HE eTORE. —AS_ FT Fist class French or American cook ; thoroughly wn aint her business in a ail branches no objection to a first clase boarding house ce In the country; best 144 references. Cail fort two any. 140 we WES’ (Bey 8T., chee eat wom 17 ie reat, fire t iat wi! washing; no objection to a short aaa nt "Te willing and ‘obliging long ot satisfactory ity rtf West sorit a, pa 41 ‘and ie ime lo aedin tn 6TH AND 11} cook; underata: washing and iron- debbie | H AV,—A8 PIRST CLASé COOK; BEST CITY ference, 1868,— in SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Cooks, &e. Wrsr Fy ied 8T.—A RESP TAREe Wovan 1b 5A. west ISTH sr. “ROOM 1 —AN EXPERIENC +E porson as cook? thoroughly understauds her busi- w would do the ree washing; i city reference. L55 WEST 2H Sty BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS, @) second floor, room.—A young French girl ag frat class French cook od ety ret Teference, 16 WEST 26911 8T., REAR BUILDING.—A_YOUSG Woman to cook, wash and jam or would do general housework for a sinall famil r3 good clty reference, 192 TTHAY. NEAR 28D ST. ROOM NO. 6—A cOM- petent young woman as cook, washer and ironer in a private family, Good city ref 201 82D ST., CORNER OF LEXINGTON AV.--A RE- apectable woman as cook; no objection to a private hoarding house or to asmist with the washing; can give the beat elty referen for year 202 NEST RTM st. IN THE STORE.—AS FIRST class cook; understands all kinds of cooking; ex- cols tn pastry; private family or boarding house. City refer- ence. RIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Dressmakers and Senmstrosses, 309 WEST 90TH ST.-A YOUNG SER: Teamatvons and to teach children, MAN GAY AS 5 1ST AY.-A RESPECTABLE, GIL AS CHAM- B25 VERT ana wakerees; good enty reference Apply or address. ‘ EAST 329 "tana day of week; operates on Wheeler & chine, 331 H ST.~A YOUNG GIRL WHO UNDER- Kinds of family sewing to go out by the & Wilson's sewing ma- WEST 23D STA YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN fa seamstrosa; understands cutting and iting, and iy sewing; can operate on sewing machlnvs ; A rn vag i Pvould ike to travel with a Feterences. Call from 10 to 1 all kinds of famii 339 EAST 127TH ST.-A DRESSMAKER TO ENGAGE weel EAST 17TTI 8° has some know! family, and has efcetlont elt ith a fe families to go out by the day or mrcut, ft aud (rim ia the latest aio. alt or eddvees. « 48 to og with & few more ladies by the day or will take work hor her own house, at her present employer's, —A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER 377 2D AV. FOURTH FLOOR.—A YOUNG NOR- AM i oT iiel as no raes ore! pbermaid in a pri- vate family; good reference, Inquire at Mra. Peterson's, DO Q RES NTH sv, WEST OF ITH AV.—A PRO. 4 testant woman as" cook in @ private family; best city reference, 203 2%. NO.) EAST 9TH ST., Ni AS BAR 8D AV.— first class cook; understands hef business thorough- iy; good cliy reference, 206 AST S8TII 9’ derstunds cook! Feferences. 210 WEST 20111 ST.—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS cook, washer and ironer ma sinall family or as Housekeeper for a widower, 999 rt ST., ROOM 16--A COMPETENT LL4 woman as cook in’ a hotel restaurant or boardin: © bnsines thoroughly : tn. ‘an elegant Reference if requit two days, AS FIRST CLASS COOK; ¢ In all {ts branches; has best Apply for two days, UN- city oyater cools, 997 SULMVAN Bt. REAR—TWO RUESPECTARLE girls; one ae good plain cook, washer and ironer; iRevother adcliabermald and nurse; good reference from i no objection to the country. Call for two days, TOP FLOOR. — as order cook ti & 9 9 Ey 242, hie apectable G rman woman. Testaurant or ho DOOR FROM: 167A ST.—A RE: woman as cook in % amail private nthe coarse washing ty reterence Can be seen trom hev last. p’ 305 it AY. : GIRL AS GOOD plain coo cuit baker and good washer and i rs? city reference from last « ) BAST 99D sr. 320) Mecond tort to cook, wash and t from her last RETWEEN I8T AND 2D A’ nt reoK.—A respectable young the bost clty reference ean be given Call for two daya, rit £7.-A GIRL as “PLAIN COOK B29 Good washer nad tranerc or woud dy work in a small family. erie eee for two ai WEST S6TH ST. AS FIRST CLASS COOK; UN- Qa if vs deratands her basines ith the washing; best elty refer lays. i willing to assist Can be seen for two 33.4. BT St. SECOND FLOOR, RACK ROOMS.— OIL A steady, reliable young woman as firut rate ¢ ok and launiiress or to do general honsework; no objection to the country. A good home more of au object than light wages, ood reference. 334. WT AV. NEAR gts st.—A Yc DIE as cook afl to assist with washing will do ho in a. respectable Ainerican fainily lived five years In last piace. 344. 20st BE TWEEN 1ST AND 2D AVS.—A RE- o “<E spectubis girl as yood plain cook, Has eleven years* reference. 350) WEST 20H st.—4 RESP oTABLE, PROTEST. JU ant woman as cook tua acl private family; ing to assiat In the washing and ironing; city reference. 399 WH AV.—A RESPECTABLE | PROTESTANT woman ai cook fn the efty of country; country pre- ferred; would assist with the washing and froning; wnder- stante baking, Good reforence from Inst place, 4T 2D AY, IN THE young Woman as seamstress, week or month; either b operates on Wheeler & Wilson's chine; or would act in the capacity of lady's malt up ine muaitns tu the neatest manner; has tweive ace from her last employer. Can be seen tntil engaged, DRESSMAKER, COMPETENT IN EVERY BRANCH, wants a situation, Address 8, 8. 8., Herald ollice. General Honseworks &c. Fm HESTER ST, REAR, SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG cotestant gtrl to do general housewor ‘1.4, BUDFORD ar. IN THE BABEME able girl to do general work in bist rate washer Sud louse place. ivate fi Dest city reference trom last RIDGE ST, BETWEEN GRAND AND BROOME, ©) Arespectable young girl to do general housework in a mall private family ; best city reference ; can be seen for two days, 4] SPRING STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 4 to do general housework ; no objection to the country} good city reference. Cull for two day: G0) WEST WASHINGTON PLAC! PRCT! girl to do gener housework ; ood cook, Washer and troner; ia # good baker of breall an'l biseutis; good eity relerence from last piace. Can be een for two day, G4. WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. —A YOUNG GIRT, JE to ao housework; 18 a good plain cook, washer and (Foner; lins best city references, 125 BEBECKER | sr. CHILDRE HOME.—A young German widow to do general housework wi ay she can have her child, four years old, mn beautiful gtel, with her. PROTESTANT 130 CLINTON PLACE, 8TH ST.—A girl to do, general’ housework ina private family, est city reference from last place. 150 East TH sr.—a RESPEC TABLE GIRL TO DO DU) generat housework ; is willing and obliging. Good ‘ity reference. WEST NTI ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECTA- a 16 Lt ix] to do general housework in a small respecta- not afraid to work. 1 5 LAURENS ral hoi YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENE- has city reference, PE ‘TABLE YOUNG GIRL 9 )H1 S1.—A RES! a eneral housework in sninll family ; or would 0 boarding house and make herself generally uusetle 3b ST -A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO Jenna howiework io sunall private family ; it a good plain cook; can give good ret 626 22,,A%;, SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A young woman todo general housework in sinall family; is a good plain cook and first class washer and ironer; best city reference from last place. Call or address for two day 632 ‘0 DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, OR Je awl ey chamberwork and assist In washing and iron, ing. “Call for two days, Housekeepers, &c. 42 OE cere! Lengo i iN = AN ade hv. A.A respectitble woman.as, cook, Waser an‘ irones, baker of bread and blseutt; best otty reference. Call 4G PASE 2TH STA LADY AS HOCSERKEVER 18 for two days. a widower’ ‘. aunty 5 satisfactory roferenc given, O7 : 242 WEST? 30TH 8T., NEAR TH AV. TOP FLOOR.— A respectable Gérman woman as housekeeper, arrangement ot dinaaeon faa some pf the highest families given, Can beeen for two daye. ROOM NO. 7.-A YOU nr Tor parties; hue lived. in he city; the best reference 44] #0, 8r, GIRL As good platn cook | iam first rate washer aud roner. Beat Feference fro 469 TE AY YOUNG GIRL TO do ending, ftp kt and ironing, or woulld do gene- ral housework; good city re 517 20, Avs: RAR Sorit ST., IN FANCY STORE. A: OLE treet and laundress, with excellent city refer- ence, ina private fanily or boarding houses makes pastries, fonps and jellies; docs the coares washing; wages $14; city or conntry, “PAIR. STATRS UP, FRONT 539 lore AYV., € ede) room. —A Tespectable Frotentant woman as cook; a veferenes, Can be en for two days. Chambermaids, &c. 4.7 BOND | St.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMATD “Ed avd waitvess; ood eity reference. Cail for two days, GQ WESE MD BP, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND STIL a ay. nz woman as chatbermaid orto do tne charaborwork and waitiag. -A VERY RESPEC 87 ghinnoy phace. ABL £ Ush young person, in a small first clase familly, todo chamberwork aud sewin WE youn, T amit st, IN TAR BASE ME a ag chambermatd nn: I family; thor 107 mar 13 Teference. sher but Arrespectable girl as chamber: t class city referance (rom last place FAST 400H ST. A RESPECTABLE Cehamberniall and waitress or to do days ut the reatdence of her Inte T sp ST, sEce 8 chamberniaid and waitress or to di Work where there ure two or three in family elty reference. 99OQ WEST WT sh, REAR.—A YOUNG GIRL 22°) ns chambermaid and todo piain sewing, or wou asin int is Willing and Obliging. City’re YOUNG GIRL AV. Be A TO DO CHAMBER. work or walting; has best clty referenee from her place, Call (or two 239 st 1WTH SPA RE PEC GIRL AS’ e chambermald or waitres isework for a prnall family ; go reference ‘Can bo seen for two day’. TTH AV., BEYWERN 20TH *AND SOTH STS. BOL Tmt de vac A reapectable girl as chamber maid oF for general hi wework ; ood city refercnce, 308 D sf. A YOUNG GIRL. AS CHAMBER. OVS sasit and waitress; willing to awstet with the w ing and froning; best -elly reference. Can be seen for two days. 3 9 WEST 471 BEA WEEN STH AND 9TH AYS, BOO sere band ectable girl as chambe: nel waltress oF tor a BHR Ww AV, BERWHEN irl AND 27H STH. « second ‘hoor, front room.—A competent girl chambermatd atid weltress or chambermald and laundre no objection 9 the country; good elty reference, 3D AY., BETWEEN g9TH AND 40TH "BIS. 67 eneral housework ia fo her last place, . PAST 9TH ST. RESPEC 619 girl to do chamnberwork do plain sewing; mo 642 t 1 AY. maid and seammuers ; | last place; best reference. ir: qood referenc A reapectable gfrf as cliamnbermitd and wallrors ov to rasawrorll Well recommended small family. A. REAPRCTABLE GIRL AS CHAM. lived atx yrara in her Dresmnakers « Seumstresses, 30) BAST STH Sta vouna GIRL To Go OUT By 30 tien sy DE WORK | can do all Kilt of family. sewing. gan work ow dyed machine, Can be seen fora woek. 49} three ing dresses e= 4TH AY. BITWEEN STIL AN, iynabi drosmmaker 5 chiliren’s dvesnes by a first ‘ 7) VARICK ST.—a THOROUGH DRESSMAKE: 70 amnistant, accustomed to the mest wtylieh city work, Ma ake a few more eigagewments by the dey; ax cutter and fitter she has no superiors; best city referenee, Callon Wednesday or address the remainder of the week. ti 88 fit tc sT., HONT | ert “AV.—A. YOUNG would work for nner and even- FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. out by the day @8 seamstress ; out and fit ladies’ aad ildven‘s dressu® Can be neen fi two =, a hh EAE EE ablo ofc nig Inaction? Nn 93, totng Kinds’ of family sewing on Wheeler & Wil- ahie.. Cau be seen for two days at her present em- WESP SET ST. REAR. underatanda fine sewl 1 go out toy ny ine aay day ov week ; good re! dase. 16) ee WEST Bett machine; ph AT aad fate ob we ries DO MRA arg? "HOR — 214 a RST QT ST.-A YOUNG LADY AS oa has Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machin the day or ‘eek. A VOUNG GIRL AS BEAM: and embroideries; erence, Call for two ol Moorly a" Worth “cs day, week S8E8, BASQUES AND CLOaKa 5 59] att & Den made on eight hours’ notice and at et chi UNION 87,, CLINCH, | PRCORL THA EXPERIENCED Fidrese ned cloak maker ‘itng ail nage of att clot Ing, embrot suman te ‘aylor ‘at ou baa etereuces OG GRAND STGA LADY OF Goon PosiTION, having met with reverses and depending on her own exertions, as hourekee) & wealthy family or first class hotel; fully competent to fill the position; has no gbjection toa widowers family. Call front 10-A. a tof P. AEs in the drersmaker's, front room, or address M, MB. Mall LIsH LADY oF 337 BLEECKER 8T.—AN_ EN Juiluren preferred: housekeeper in a widower's family; children preferred. Address Mra, Gartelde, 45 3 HUDSON 8T,-AS HOUSEKEEPER BY AN Jo} American woman, or would take charge of a first class tenement house, Inghire for Housekeeper. ” 852 BROADWAY, OFFICE Mee ee tw n. Ming ie velt,—An American lady ower with a famitl; Bene cay abl Cai) from 9'A.'M. to BY ence given. dress Miss Ww. A LADY D SIRES A‘ A SITUATION AS WOUSRKEEPER, f governess or companion, in i, hingion or vicinity; salary model is fylly competent take entire charge; eferen mada haiperat, Heald ‘oflica, LADY OF GOOD Pt ITION, MEETING WITIT RE. ZA verses and dependent on her’ own exertions, ax hou Keeper to a gentleman of means, or would go a& companion Sie parties yolng (o Paris. Address Louely, box 123 Herald olive, GERMAN WIDOW LADY WISHES A. SIPCATION aa housskeeper in the fanvily of (a widower gr mart! 8 good Tame preferred to wages; age Bs tn this city reference. Addres# 8. Johnson, comutry 22 ver box 2,94 Post ofitce FAOURERERER'S . str ANION WANTED-IN A amily, by «widow capable of talking chars ng to slo the worl s family preferred ncomfortable heme more of an object than wages. Address Mra, Austin, box 802 Herald office, by A lady ne a to exert herselt to please; hijgheat references a required, Address M. Goodwin. Brooklyn Post SOUTH LADY 1ED-BY A RESPECTABLE refinement and respectability, a sitistion as house- keeper in elther eit an {rirnish the very best ‘Triders need not answer. Address Mrs, Minnie referener, hox 227 Herald ollie. Nurses, He. D ST. NEAR 4TIr an as "nurse; can take the isn good Keamatress; good city reference. fur two days. yEST 19TH ST.—A CO nurse, Hest city refere AY.—A PROTEST. entire charge Call ‘amily, to take care and writes German and M. Englieh, Inquire from 10 1 WEST ITH ST, NEAR 6rH AV. IN THE rear.—An experieneéd nure®; is capable of taking care of an infant; 3% ye = BLEECKER Sf. CHILDREN'S HOME.—AN EX- 12 ) cellent Engiish woman, plenty of milk, child three montha old, fine and bealthy, a® wet nurse; good reference, 4, RES TABLE nuvee, ehatber- ineat elty references given. © West wrn st, sRooxD Y42Z Mom.-A’ respectabie youn neamstrous or aw chambermavl, “Good elty reverence. i ty WEST 2TH ST.-A YOUNG GIAT AS NURSE OR PROTA. no objection to yo in the country; or two dn TE wi AR 6TIHT AY, Jed ble worn ng nurse; 19 capabie of ‘aking ‘tates of children from thelr infancy ; haw bal 16 y ay gxperie ience in route of the hest faniltes; best city referenes € wdven. Ww 1 72 VARION Stok REAPECTANLE | GIRL, years of age, to take care of children or na waitress in a email family. FLOOR, FRONT woman as nuree and 202 WEST NTH ST, IN THE GROCERY, 4 YoU} = Woman a8 puree; can take the entire charge of # fauy? ina nent sewer; will assist in chainberwork. City re- feren YOUNG HESTER Sf, 1N THE BASEMENT. +) girl, between’ 14 and 15 Fears old, to are of little ebfifiren anddo work around the house. Call oa Mrs. Newmans 212 WEST 420 87. YOUNG WOMAN AS NURSE: and seamatress, or ean take the entire charge of « Saby'from birth {Ro objection to fine washing and Iroulng, HAST ITH AT.—AN JNGLISH GIRL AS nuree; can take care of ® baby from a month old; oF would do ight chamnberwork ; has good elty reverence, 219 “WEST §2D S.A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE and seamstress: can taco entire charge of @ baby from birth ; first class reference, "a =| ke EAST 46TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL chamt to take Jidren and do sewing oF todo fare Cail be found willeg and obliging. = WEST 27 ST, ROOM NO. BoA GIRE 245 245 Mich pe {he old ot to mind ehitiren and do good plain sewing; hae wo objec’ ie ind of housowork; ean produce rererenee \—AN AMERICAN LADY AS 258 oO asp in experienced in. all kinda of aick- Hand ae ‘inderaands her pusiness perfectly. New- 342 ‘reference. —A PROTESTANT ¥ UNG Wo. PEPE PT SoA, CROTMTANE TOEN NS, 355 WEST 2TH STA YOUNG oNOMAN, AS ) _ muons can take the entire charge of from ‘road do reneral housework ina staall famty; no thjection Toth the co 473 20 AVA TRUSEWORTHY YOUNG WOMAN aw ireas or to assist with chamber- work. cat or randcere 697, 8D AY., IN THE CHINA TORE, A RESPRC- ey tetera come young girl as nurse and chambermaid; good ei ANAM “AS Annnican N WOMAN, ay brat UST REFERENCES ‘own owes. wisay_Aaress Wet, St, Herald omtice. él YOUNG AM AMERICAN OMAR, enna ye PORT: A Mona's fat bent woe U6 Herald 08, for two daye | tluting, i AURUATIONS WANTED—FEMALIS. Laaudressem &c. WEST MTH ST.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN Aa i firat class laundress; mo objection to do chamber: Work or Gne washing and ironing; city refereace. OD] NEST NTH ST. CORNER 17H AV —A compr. 4 tent woinan as first class iaundress; no objection to do chamberwork if required; good elty referent 145 EAST 92D ST, SECOND FLOOR, BAOK.—A respectable woman afew famitea’ or sor Twodaree r own house; can do up shirts nicely. Call for wo days, QAT TH AV, BETWEEN 26TH AND 37TH BTR —A a respectatie woman to do washing and froning at her own residence for fauiites or gentlemen. 318 EAST 22D 87., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM. table’ woman wishes « few gentlemen's OF ference. an Le 34] EAST 16TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS LAUN. dress; would assist with chamberwork; no objoc- ton to a private boarding hi bent olty reference. ALL 2 AY-cA, RESPECTABLE GIRL AS PLAIN work, or sani Amd troner and to assist with the kitehen ae plain sewer; good reference, Waltresses, &c. WEST 18TH Sv., ROOM 15.—A RESPECTABLE WE rl as first class wait. the washing and fron. best city reference, Misceliancous, 369 BROOME STA YouNG had some experience in teachin, eas or saleswoman in w funcy or bakery # given as to honesty and respectabi Governess. 494 § STH AV. TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOMS.—A RE apectable American woman to do the wat ae nall fumily; where there it no other serv: fer — oe — 895 MYRTLE AV., BROOKLYN.—A YOUNG LADY of reiinement ‘ax companion, to w lady would be Willing to travel, Address eck J. A XOUNG LADY WISHES SOME KIND OF NEAT, ZA, ight work io do at home, by which she eau earn enoust eh ay her board. Address, for three days, Irma, box 118 feral ofliee, ADY WHO HAS as nursery govern- re; hest references, ity, Call or address ‘A POSITION AS DE. YOUNG LADY DFSIR A. signer in almost any business where artistic akfil or good fhsie th required; would take charge of a workroom, act aa cashier or ealeswoman; best city reference. Address M. Dalot, Herald offick, LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT Di @ position a8 companion, nursery governes: pists has no objection to travel; under- . Address MM. Herald oilice. YOUNG LADY, WHto, WRITES RAPIDLY AND well, will do copying at home on reasonable terms. B. C., Heraid office, A Adarean A. i NELP WANTED—FEMALES. ‘ SHOR ‘T DISTANCE FROM THE CITY—A FRENGH id and to wiedge of huvity for (Wo. dayay H, B., box 605 Now dressing may ee York Post oiflee. py. thelr new factory, 445 and 447 West t, about the Lith of December, First rat anted—operators, finishers, bosom stitchers an: {beral prices pald and steady work guaranteed for good hands, Also wanted, forewonta fu the utter departments and a competent machinist; Wheoler & Wilson’ midchinos; steam powers “Apply at # Weer Sroudway. WASTED Wo SMART, YOUNG, TIDY GIRLS: ONE ‘as cook, washer and lroner; the other as chamber. maid and to assist with the fine wasli! must understand None need ppely bat those who ‘horonghiy under: stand thetr work and have excellent city reference. Call for two days at 266 West 52d et., between Broadway and Sth ay pepe DRESSMAKE.R AND SEAMATRESS, 4 he week, one who understands how to cut W eae on’ Wheeler & Wilson's machine and ent ve I.rerbal clty references. “Apply from 9 to 18 0! W ANTED—A FRENCH NURSE, WITH GOOD REFER. ence. Apply at 121 Sth av., before 11 o'clock in the morning and after 5 in the evening. Wire A. GIRL WITH BEST CITY REFFRENCER: for chamberwork and to mind two litte boys, 220 WANtepa NURSERY GOVERNESS: ONE COMPE- tent to take entire charye of three children. Address, stating tems, &c., F. Post office, New York. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD SEAMSTRESS ‘and waitress for a small private family; none but those with best city reference need apply, at It East 49th at , be tween the hours of 10 and 12, Waser NURSE, TO TAKE CARK OF TWO lnutens, the mush Ue a good sewer and wiling and ob; Bert ‘city references required, Apply between I and i diock at t0 Maiden lane, hind floor, front office, 7ANTED—A GOOD WAITRESS AND CHAMBER, maid; one hav ihe Apply between 9 and TAM. tonday at 54 We Vv TANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, Apply at Lid Cannon st, Ware. GIRL wir city REFEREES sdevel housework: Apply at 20 8 YW ANTED—A_ COLORED WOMAN “AS GOOD COOK. “Apply at 37 at, Detween Mudison and 4th ava TANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, by aia s private ee Apply at 24 Enst 12th at., v from ‘A MONTH. TADY AGENTS _W NTED FOR $150 “Dakota land,” the Red Man's Hon he Northwest, ilustrated with 100 engravings. Ouice 48) Noct Park place: SETUATIONS WANTED=MALES, 35 MARKET STA YOUNG MAN (E > waiter _— in the principal nels j cam give good references. Gallon Fy Charles Cooper. 33 A_NPAT, TIDY YOUNG cononEn man as waite ta bia business perfectly piiity. 4TH AY Laas the best recoramendations as (o honesty and al 392 “STH AY.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN AS <4, «Waiter in a vrivate family ; good olty reference. Call on or address J . Burns, for two day OF GOOD CHARACTER, WHO HAS in selling gooda both fn the'store and on ike a stination In some wholesale groe yotion house a city, reference given. Ay tin a or 0 PROPRIETORS OF LITERARY PURLICATIONS. — A ventleman of eineation and experience aa writer and editor ‘esires a situxtion in any Kterary capacity, Address Literature, Herald oflee, for one week. VW AXTEDORY A GENTLEMAN OF CONSIDERABLE iMterary ability, resid! 1 respondent to a. frat el ited for the WASTED BY A XOUNG MAN EMPLOYMENT IN nny capacity, frat class references ns to honesty and robriety ; not afraid of work; salary uo o +74 Forsyth st, WaAnzR RY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS Light porter orto do Taek cau be weil recommended, Address P. it. ML, Herald office, for two days, SWANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN RECENTLY arrived, a sitviation as waiter; willing (o make himsolf usetul Apply to O- Daw, way. W" tin COPYING AFTER FOUR OrCLOOK P. Me Adddrese GU, ox 40 Foat om, Paterson, N. J. WANTED BY A (PENTEEMAN THO. teanship, Insurance nPttams desiring an eaermetio neat walla, ¥ ne vot afraid of work, please nddress Ry ad (ueexanre peste SRK WANTED —A PERPBCTLY ay tg single man. Address Drugs, station O, 6 Age, aniary, reverence, eo. ares USIC TRADE, CLERK WANTED, IN A MUSTO store; thorongh knowledge of the business indy ‘a State ntperienony references and salary expected, Ade box 1,268 Post office. a JALURMAN WA A JEWELRY STORE. ONE SY who isa frst toan and therougaly canderstanda the business may apply to ©, Allen, 413 Hroadway, one door below Ca: QALESMEN WANTE 'D LIBERAL ARRANGEMENTS SY" will be made with good men who control trade 90h thor hows d white nm MOMENT WILSON, VALE & STAATS, $08 Brondway. i rat OFFICE OF AN Iuportine tnt the books and do the { good address, write a aut rapid band and orrect at igures, Address box 2,089 Fost office. ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS. ENTRY CLERKS aks FOR the dey goouis gobbing briainess, roars ve accurate rapids none 48 thoroughly competout need ppl Ad: Kae ne ‘giving reference and salary expectel, otlce: = jo meron THR cLom TRADE, A SALESMAN TO | Kastero trade, a s#leamar to sell State trade, CO general salesman; = men ee Cy fine goods who know how to. wi apply; young men to maken trade and sition or themeelvas wigihare Address Cloths, Herald 0 aid 3 ANTED.—A LEADING, JOuBING House wi make my ford he coming your se ‘® Inrge cash thle va howeey, i" goods moult in Pennayivnelny Oto. cee a he encertainly coatculliog @ meme trade need raeter and ability, certa v rye with fall partioulars, Address box 1 y ANTED. BY A YOU xo MAN, AS | BALEAMAN, shipping clerks correspondent of Any ofiee requiring ordinary intelligence aud assurance; ex tee Cod cazactty telincly endoreeds Aduress J. 0. R, t bor Bt New York Post offices ANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER, CLERK ‘or collector, on oF pA] January ly by & sa irenee, to arteemk Cmabenees viva rate tie (erence p Patory Addrysa We 0. . abt Hon Honth Mrook!yn steam ina Hofer Works, corner malay ated Sunni sree, 800 TANTED. A Wit LARD WAKH SALESMAN ; W one “A HOUBBALE HARDY ANI SALEM bor Bs Now york. TANTEDA FEW rinse “OLASS SALESMEN FOR ompeteat en onty Repair a eh hostess