The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1869, Page 11

UNITED STATES SUPREME .COURT. Tho Autherity ef the States.Over Local Core porationsThe Power to Tax Nen-Itesident Shareholders=Validity of Such Tax Under the Federal Constitution. J. B: Page, Treasurer of Vermont, vs. B. Blake.— ‘rhis action was brought to restrain the treasurer of the Vermoat and Canada Railroad Company from paying and the Treasurer of the State of Vermont from collecting a State tax of one per cent upon stocks of the company held by the petitioner, In 1854 the Legislature of Vermont passed an act re- quiring the treasurers of all railroad corporations ‘within the State to pay annually into the Treasury of the State a tax of one per cent on all the shares held in such corporations by persons’ residing with- out the State whenever such corporations pay an.an- hual profit of six per cent or more. In 1861 the Vermont and Canada road, by its profits, came within the provisions of this law, and an at- tempt being madé to collect the tax on the stock of the petitioner, he being a non resident, this action-was brought to enjoin the proceeding. On the trial of the cause in the Circuit Court for the district of Vermont Judge Smatiey held the law authorizing the tax tu be repugnant to the constitu. tion of the United States and invalid as to the petl- tioner and as to all other citizens of the United States who are non-residents of Vermont and stockholders In corporations therein. From that decree appeal was taken to this court, where tt 18 maintained that that provision of the constitution which says that “the citizens of each State shall be entitied to all the privileges and immun‘ties of citizens in tue several States” does not prouinie the tax ia question. The construction of this provision, as held: below, con- founds the word “citizens” with ‘the word “resi- dents,” and claims for the citizens of any one State all the privileges and ¢mmunities of the residents in his and every other State, Such a construction 1s unauthorized and impracticable. It 1s the citizen's privilege to vote at elections, but it is not true that ‘2. citizen of any one State oas the right to exercise this privilege in each of the several States of the Union at the same time; and because the laws of the several States confine the privilege of voting to the resident citizens. It 13 not true, then, that when a State allows a privilege only to a resident, and forbids it to all others, that it thereby infringes this provision of the constitution. ‘Ihe Jaw allows the privi- Jege to the resident and not to tho citizen of the State, except as a resident, and therefore it cannot be claimed by cit.zens of other States, tor they cer- tainiy cannot claim more privileges than tie citizens of the State, ‘The ciear, true and unquestionable construcdon of this provision of the constitation 1s that no State by its jegisiation shall forbid to tne citi- zen of auother State any privilege or immunity whieh it allows to itsown. But itis pe ooyeok clear that no State is by anv provision compelled to grant or allow to the citizen of another State what it for- bids tous own. Every State may grant to its own citszeus whatever privileges or immuniiies it thinks proper, and such only, provided it leaves the same 5 be enjoyed by the citizens of the other States on the same conditions and under the same circum- stances. The privilege of young, being confined to residents, Makes no distinction between the citizens of the States. ‘Taxing higher the property in a State belonging to @ non-resident than the same kind of property belonging toa resident makes no distinc- tion between the citizens of the different States. It subjects that les of prop- erty belonging as well to its own citizens ag to the citizens of other States, often some dis- criminating tax, unless they are residents, and it relieves them all alike on their being or becoming residents. ‘Ihe tax complained of in this case 18 laid on that part of the capital stock of which non- residents are holders; butat is precisely the same on citizens of Vermont as on the citizens of other States. It reaches all who are non-residents, and it reaches none who @re residents, of whatever State they are citizens. The appellee contends that the shares of a non-resident stockhulder inthis corpora- tion cannot be taxed by the State, because the State has no jurisdiction over the Pe gop of the holder and goneover his property, for ae is just as. much away from the ‘State ie person is and Freee as the property ofa soon Tea deat creditor, in the debts due him from a resident, 1s beyond the power.and control of the & ‘State ‘where the debtor re- sides. The property 18a mere right of the creditor or sharenolder, and so must imhere in him per- sonally. The idea of a right separate from the pcr- son to whom it belongs 18 im} ible. The obliga- tion or duty corresponding the right does and must exist elsewhere, tor itresides in another being. It ia no answer to this view to say that tis corpora- * ton, Lo the creature of State law, State law fo. ersons having pro- may therefore impose upon the exactions as the perty m it such burdens ani Bn ay ure may see fit, because no such right to in- ere With the private property of the shareholder was resvived to the State in the charter, but, on the contrary, it was provaaets that the shares should be personal property, and no limitation was made as to ‘who or what class of persons should own them, and ‘under these provisions eee was taken and be- came the Eporeceoee ahs os of the shareholders, after which, upon sett! fe pt les, the state could not recede from or after ct or change the nature or mpair Lathe hyn of the Pag. ad which it had ibted juire pres preset Besides, 1. whe rIncIDle cial it would moa hat the Legisiature oe a State might al its mere will and pleasure, the whole pe ee ty ‘which @ corporation had acquired under its statutory creation, and thus destroy, rh @ mere [ener Snide only the cog same pri privi- Jeges whic conferred upun corporation, ‘Dut all the property of private ne which had ‘been invested in tts Operations. ‘The ‘ate Jacob Col- lamer, Who was formerly counsel tn this case, matn- tained the right of the State to levy the tax. , dt is now represented by ex-Seuator Poland for appéliant aad Senator bamunds for appellee. ‘TWE SUFFRAGE TINK=RING IN CONGRESS. The Radicals at Leggorhends on the Subject. {From the enn a Evening Journal (radical) Feb. 2.) ‘The constitutional amendment introduced by Mr. Boutwell, providing that no State shail deny the right of suffrage to any of its citizens on account of race, color or previous condition, having been ted by a@decisive majority in the’ House, will En gen receive favorable consideration in the Senate, go before the several Legnsiacores for acceptance or rejection. Mr. Boutweil hunself estimates tat the vote by States will fall three short of the number required to secure it8 periection as part of the 1un- damental law; and for that reason he wished to sup- plement the smengment Me a mae peur to canny ‘out the same purposes. of this step would hase been we, focstonatey even if the right to take It shou.d ted. alaw adopted by Congress may be repeated by ‘Consreast and if that body can enlarge the cullrage it must be equally competent to put restrictions upon it. We can easily see how dangerous such a precedent might become in the event of a democratic majority in Sin which is to be looked upon as a future possi: trom the Chicago Post (radical), Feb, 1.) We take it for granted that the atiempt to endow Congress with the right to ulate suftrage in the States will be w failure. ‘The bill now belore that body for that parpose 1s doomed to defeai, and we shail not be sorry When it fatis, In whatever con- cerns the welfare of the black race the country has as much to fear from the impatience aud incon- siderate haste of the extreme republicans as from the reactionary eilorts of tie demo- crats, and this blind geal with which not cnly the usages of the federal and iocal governments, Dut the deciarations of the Chicago pla.form are as- sailed 1s evidence of what we say. weneral Grant, the candidate elected upon that platiorin, has not taken bis seat, yet here is an etiort to kick from under him one of the fundamental docurines upon which he won the — of the people, ithe effort is ill tied, unnecessary and age soph revolu- tionary. It argues a want o idelity to all State rights—not the monstrous doctrine tat Calhoun m+ vented, but the constitutional doctrine ta which all sound Fepublicans betieve—which betokens the raptd and dangerous centralization of power in federal hands, §ftom the Chicago Republican ooh ge ol Feb, 1. 1) it becomes Congress to K Eg into the fall meaning and authority of the —T Fen tert a sha one or doa Amport, at We need just now is equallt: litical franchise. If the rebellion has ‘tiate ‘wome La exceptions necessary there should oon ‘as fow os is co lai ent with the general welfare. ‘Nothing should De done in 8)1te— nothing in the Lm of mere ce bution. Every immanity and privi news. a should granted to every citizen of the that does oe conftct with higher interests, vy pti we can bury the past and bring back a once insui . Fe toagenuine allegiance to the national ue sooner bd Ca a pases, reese noah aps universal suffrage and universal ae we feel assured that are as yet im) ome able; yet we c Sat, as > clangeneraboes oe of our it does not the re- FROM A WEDDING TO A GRAVE, Ao Enraged Brother Shoots His Sister's In tended. {From the Palaskt (Tenn.) Citizen, Jan. #4 0 We have learned the particulars of a tragic affa' which occurred near Cornersvilte, s this county, & few days ago. A young man Wooed and won me hand of @ young lady whose brother was violently opposed to the match, and who swore they never uid marry. Tie heroic though pernaps misguided young laay, yielding to the persuastve arguments of love, consented wn elopement. Accordingly they clandestinely repaired to a netghboring nouse to consummate their ardent desire. But the reso- Inte and desperate brother was upon their track, nnd jus as the coupie n tie hoor, about to be made one, it from pistol penetrated @ vital part of the bridegroom's body, and he feil im ns of the devote! girl, who, true to him in ed by friends, conveyed ‘him to the bed, or request, the ceremony was finished, @ thatshe “nad rather mourn a dew dead lover”? In a few miawies the newly made husband expixed. The destroyer of hi + ters happiness has not been seen since he fires tho fatal shot. last tly well to-do pentio- entered one hotels in that city, re- istered eceee Fp up his quarters in the house and succeeded in making himself Rar id, agreeab.e to the age Bo. oe , that that e801 ea the eeeelioner 1 ih the mat- ~+4 ‘eriooked o tag circumstance that pede baggage. From day to See wat an = eek ons tar: & pa containing $2,000, which of course he expecied by express from New York. Many dayselapsed before the package arrived, and some t doubts as to its ever making its appearance an to dawh upon the landiord’s mind. One day,however, just fy hee the the West epee) avout leaving the jepot the fortunate possessor pores with it in his hand. Everything age cm about to momar it was Steeped” sealed as usual, and the ¢enve- lope surely <a marked with aanthe amouné, $2,000, periectly plain legible. The owner ‘of the package was in meee to take the Western train for —_ ‘where he had important business to transact. ‘The train was about leaving, and he could not spare ‘the time to break the envelope and count the money. Would the Jaudiord lend him $100 uutil ne returned in the evening and keep the $2,000.as security. Of Course for such an agreeable gentieman the landlord would do this fav’ ¢ willingly, and keep the package ‘until the return of the owner. ‘The stranger started for Clyde, and the bicrnat esac containing $2,000, a8 sul |, Was locked up im the safe, Days |, but, singular to relate, the owner of such an amount did not return for it. Having consulted a. lawyer, Who told him that he had been swindled, the landlord finally opened the supposed money package, and found, as most people would suppose, merely a few pieces of old newspaper, cut about the size and shape-of a greenback, As the adroit swin- dier had had several days start, of course he could not be caught « WEee..007) ort was > ate, ssoand ____ SITUATIONS WANTED~FEMALES. 1TH peetalle woman to cook, 63 16: ron in amaall private eiaeliys ts Leat city refereace. Gator two aya 191 DIVISION 8T.—A JEWESS GIRL AS COOK. 9TH AV., BETWEEN 91ST AND 22D 8T8.—A 9 19 2 snail a woman a9 cook ; 1 xogeratang, soaps, ence. 5 BAST STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT 205 ) youne gin} us cook, cook, washer and ironer; best city ref- erence, ‘Call for two da} © WEST 20TH ST., NEAR STH AV.—AS wiser 210 Gass cook ina sual private family; understands all kinds of cooking; best city rel 210 WEST 20TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—AS fami quii 226 a boarding first class cook ; Understands her business thorongh- iy, and has beat reference from her present employers io th ave 219 EAST, pte ST, NEAR $D AV.—A, RESEECTA; bie girl in a private famii ood cook, washer and froner; good city reference from my lace, Can be seen for two day: ‘s 2393 Bast wii sts COMPETENT WOMAN AS Ze) first class cook; understands French and America: cooking imal te branches private family only. pie West, 1st 8T., BETWEEN 77H AND &TH ning wma we good cook in m private ? filing toxanist with the washing and ironing If |. Good elty reierence. 8D AY., IN THE BASEMENT.—AS COMPETENT seit dnierstande French and English cooking; 12 js8 oF hotel. Good city reference. 999 West HOUSTON ST. IN THE STORE.—A_RE- ZAD spectable middle aged woman as good plain cook, washer and lroner; ean show the best reference. O35 HAV ANEARSIBE 81. SE OND FLOOR, BACK ee) room,—A-respectable Swomam as cooky w and froner, or to do general hot ork Wp ® private family; hhas city reference from her last place; either city or eountry, THE LECTURE ‘SEASON. ‘ON. RICHARD O'GORMAN WILL DELIVER A Li ture before therUatholiog anday School Union, at Ste Se eriday Steen Feb. 6, 1sbi, at Bo'clovk. Sul ties. + Morgan, Eaq., will preside at the organ. Ticket, b0 eeuts, foF'said Mh all the music stores and at the door on the evening of the lecture, [MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON interesting, invaluable and selentide subjects, show! 4 how to live and what to live for, are delivered dally at Row ‘York ‘Mussum, of Anatom. ‘Thore ugable’ th attend ‘can receive a copy by forwarding 25 conta to the secretary, 815 Broadway. “RURNITORE. BRIVATE FAMILY, © LEavi ING cry wit see Parior cost $450, for one do. ETB, eh nasa eee aseeee ge iancritee al Wee me teenth street, near ‘Sixth avenue. pastes FURNITURE, BEDDING, &C., AT VERY low prices; housekeepers supplied and can pay by the Week or monty at GORLENE & COPS, 198 Bighd venue, corner of Twentieth street. YARPETS AND FURNITURE.—HOUSEKEEPERS SUP- Ng Piledwith Ceapets,- Faratiurs, Bedding, eon easy erma; mon ayment reat chance for house- keepers, Dy RELLY -& CO., corner 25th st, and 6th av, OR SALE_—VERY FINE PARLOR FURNITURE, COM- Piste, quite new, at half cost price, Address Furniture, box 5,29 Post oltice. Q52 we AV, BETWEEN WT AND 2TH STS., YZ third floot, back room.—Two respectable Protestant iris;“ono as good ‘cook and inker; the other as chamber: Maid and plain sewer, or would take care of growing ehil- dren; good city rete 27 Q) ELIZABETH 8... A FEW DOORS | FROM eo Bleecke respectable woman ns cook in a ret {aurant; understands oysters and orders; best reference from last place. DST CORNER o” teri sr, AND OTH AV.—AN EX- perienced cook in a private family; has the best iz, tence from her lust place. Cau be seen for two 300 WEST HOUSTON ST., TOP FLOOR AN E EXPE. rienced cook in @ private family; has. the be Feference from her Just place, Can be.seen for two days, 307 BST, Sy, BETWEEN, 187 AND 2D AVS.—A Young woman as goo cook, washer and ironer in ® private family; has the best reference, Call for two days, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1869.-TRIPLE SHEET. Prine Sop alain tA ll SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Dressmakers and Seamstreases. “a 684 67H AV., BETW! A0TH STS.— Cinattk dretamaker oy he ay peck aa 8 it dren: sewing machine {f required. ‘Sau be seen allthis week. General Housework, &c- 3. Gyronay ST. IN THE R—A RESPROTA- ble woman to do housework; im @ good piain cook, Mldtee Cail fore Cy _— city reference; is fond 0! PLD 8S, NEAR AV, DicA| RESPECTABLE hounowork in 132 EST 19TH ST., spcone | ye IN THE rear.—An American to' do generai eatin’ 00K, good. washer ap bw » day? 200 @2%,.8% BETWEEN 2D AND SD AYE.— neatand tidy girl to do general housework for a small Ame: 1, $i" lately landed, to, do general ke care of children, Call for two days. ousework in a amall private: fapally? fe ‘washer and {rower good elty reference. n family. Two years’ reference from her last place. 202 ° a T 2TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sTit —A respectable young girl Yo do general Mouse- Work in 9 email privat fly; good city rete 910 SULLIVAN ST, TOP FLOOR.—A YOUNG Girt, to do general housework ; is x washer and froner; has good reierenee. Call for two days, 212 MADISON ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT room,—A respecixhle young girl to do general house- work in a smal) privat family} best reference given. 16 % 27TH ST., ROOM NO. 6—A RESPECT. ) able young girl to do general housework in a small private family; good city reterence can Le given. Can be ‘seen for two days. 93 WEST 0TH ST., BETWEEN ‘STH AND &Tit avs.—A young girl to do housework ; is a good cook, washer and irone?; good references. A5Q WEST 2TH ST), BETWEEN STH AND, 1TH JU ave.A young girl'to do housework j 38 good plain cook, washer ‘and iron, bread and biscuit maker; good ref- erenc 531 mi Feference. 649 AY. NEAR S871 8 young gitl to de housewor! for two Gays. ? ao ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GENE- usework in a small family; ean give good city —A RESPECTABLE est city reference. Call Housekeepers, &c. JONES ST.—AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A FAMILY. Apply to Airs. AY. D SEAR (TR § mily of nurse for milk and butter and pinin cooking’ 10 HOUSEKEEPER FOR a Invalid; understands seamstress; has first A, Miscellaneous. ‘T HOME OR Zz aor ee EADY, AMeacod,’ best “eliy reference.” Ad- bor 304 ‘ilerald ies, uy Li yin _UNEXORPTIONARLE REFE- volse ma ee a atonion ine facta, priate German and music varnges; ean teach sift ‘bjection to the country oF to "hilitess Sunde Teacher, 490 3d.av. you ba BESARCTLOLS ae apd hone 5 6 saleamonaa honorable positian, either as. feo ery ant S Address Tedustrious, A Hon of ‘trusts, unde tah NE Se a yen TING \GOVERNESS.—A YOUNG LADY EDU- 3 sajoditn Farle dente 90 aad ty hyper tgich ons—Freach (thoroughly), and the branches Siuhort references, Address A. Mo, “ald dice want D—A OREO AS bes SOME Ai al orig a treated ius ocelot the fdulig. ‘address Companion, Herald fice. ANCY STRAW SEWERS WANTED.—APPLY AT R. 7. Wilde's, 257 Canal et., up stairs. Sten lS URSE AND SEAMSTRESS WANTED—GOOD CITY yy a required, Apply at Ma West ith at, frou 10 o'clock. nl CLERKS AND SALESMEN. Youss MAN WANTED—WHO IS COMPETENT OF A uiktrning 8 general aet of books good ations ed; one who 18 expenenced In banking dress b bos 5,uio Post office, war Sypee A yours MAN, ABOUT Py) Bi presen ed. dress, own han. Woe A FI first year Sa A. Roux, ! CLASS BOOKKEEPER; SALARY » Aduress Oy ec etb references Me RH, K IN A STOCK BROKER'S OP FICE; y understends the business. Address, terms (or no notice taken), X. Any ‘one who thorou with reteren Herald oflice, A “A COACHMAN,—A YOUNG on account of present en Situation as above sentemployers, which will bear the stri Call or address 40ch «1 COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—ny A. SINGTE ‘man who fs capable and willing to be useful; ra art from his iast place. Address I. B., box re 0 ) Hietata oftice. 8 GARDENER AND | FLORIST.—. ATION wanted, by a young Englishman, who eit under. mands his busiiesé; in or pear the elly preferred, Addrass J. W. 8., Horald ottice, IE MAKER Union Adare way, up stairs, ONE. TO. COOK, WASH AND aeons Wages $12 and B6. City reve- “52 West 19th st, Water. A COMPETENT CHILD'S NURSE, FOR twoyouns children, with the best city reference.” Apply ats Hage both itl st, between Lexington and dd avs, ir ph i. tn a paren, best references, Apply after 10 0’ between Madison and 4th avs. WANTED A CHAMBERMAID, TO DO housework, and a laundress; none but thos piling to work "need apply, Call ‘between 9 and 21) West 1th st. WANTED -IN A FIRST house, a professed cook Fast 3 th he ASS PRIVATE BOARDING French preferred. Apply at 1 W4AXTED—TWo COMPETENT LADIES! HATRDR ES3- ers and saleswoman; good wages, Apply to L. Tsabenu, £22 Broadway. CITY REFER- JANTED-A GOOD COOK, WITH ences, Apply at 235 Bast 15th st. einss city reference; fa middie aged. QG IST AY. BEIWE ) floor, front room.—, do genoral housework ina smail family. two days, WEST 2ST STAN AMERICAN LADY OF highest respectaiiity, experienced | in domestic duties, as housekeeper; best reference. Address Mrs. Acats, N 5TH AND 6TH £TS., THIRD respectable girl lately landed, to jan be seen for LT de —A WOMAN AS cooK OR CHAMBER- hs eaaea irs a private family or boarding house; reference re . 330 BASEUTH St, BETWEEN 187 AND 2D AVS., e first floor, back foom.—A competent Scotch woman fs first class cook in a private family where a thorough French cook is required, understands all kinds of farony cooking (pastries, boning’ and Jurding) in ail ite branches; good city reference, Cali for two days. 335 BAst 2p sta. RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS e cook and to assist in the washing and froning; good city reference. DENTISTRY. LAUGH ‘AT HAVING TEETH EXTRACTED.— Gas successfully administered since first introduced, five yearaago. Kegistered names of thousands. (No extra eige:, Nervous or dation Patients carefully trented. Heat, tial tighe Upper, weighted lower and partial Sets, without clasps; Plumpers. Work, for style and cheapuess, beyond compelluan. ‘Call and examine. “No payment except sulted, Dr. EVANS, #45 Sixth avenue, between Twonty-iirst aud ‘tw tresta. nty-Be A Conron, DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE an aesthetic use of nitrous oxide Nghe Ho nothin; vate ig Aract Teeth, and do it. without pain. poaipertent ty. See their names at the | Mo 9 Coopet 1 Inetitat ETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, 12 2 YEARS, Bi BY benumbing application. Gas admint teeth 1 each. Olu kote Dough SSA VILLERs, 158 Grand street near Brosdway, HENRY VILLERS, 96 Gr MISCELLANEOUS. LL DESCRIPTION ‘OF F FAVORS Sad THE beanie al Cotilion; also the ajon bye comic fom at express, BBON'Se Motel,” comer way and ere FINE ASSORTMENT OF VIRGINIA atera constantly on hand. Box and extras, by the bar- sah ead “apweerde, eo, prime Western Apples for sale by HoLMes # VOORHEES, Commission Dealers, 107 Murray prckine Boxes MOULDINGS, LUMBER. PLANING MILL. ‘The combination of these branches within one establish ment enables us to serve customers at a considerable percent- age less than any other in New York. Carpenters ‘and ship- ere can hare Sai dressed in any form desired on short e. Orders by despate! HPSTED, DUNBAR « CO. 684 West Twonty-oighth street, near elses srentiny MARBLE MANTELS. Micesiene at AND Lg nodal MANTELS OF orks, ioe and 190 tee dy Muay sage Yorke "Mantels putup ta the country. Cut this ous gory SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND Branch, aida iva fa tt Forze et way. Agee oo behggend ‘a. reat MONUME: pat ‘up in the country. <= CIGARS AND “TORACCO. AMILLETE DE AROMA.—THE ABOVE ARE AO- ‘knowl to be the finest Cj manufactured in 5 and been contracted braves oder for eae sate at wholesaea oae aaron of A ae ‘@ general assortment of bran GW. FA: ‘08 Beaver street. COAL AND Woop. 0. GAL 88 88 60—RED AND WHITE hy BLO large Nut, $6 50 ton, screened ova by ‘any pe Litof tec Shr Coal yard and'de Ninth street and First avenue, CLOTHING. E. MINT2S, LATE ol IXTH AVENUE.—LADIES A’ and Tne oa wishing to at gx Carpets, (2h oF addzens E. MINTZ, 1o6 Save venth ai reed Twenty: Ladies aren by Mrs. Min sae sairen ee T $33 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET.— ds CAN MERG fare tn Moker, ete pad ~ lemen's arel le jes waited upon tig Aral Di rate Vo 1 SD AY. NEAR, sort, 87, TN THE STORE.—AN :nglish’ woman as cook; 18's good washer and iron- Sewvould be willing to go ont by ihe day or week. 895 WEST 42D ST., BETWEEN €TH AND 9TH AYS., Jn the dyoing éstablishment —A. young witow Indy hs Tousekeepers understands French and all kinds of sew. fog; wil travel if required, Will furnlah the bighest refer- ence, 886 6TH AV.—A WIDOW LADY, PROTESTANT, wishes a housekeeper’s situation in a widower's family or hotel, or go South with an invalid; best reference given, Address or call on Mra, W. 436 West, 25TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, PRONT RooM, JO An American girl as nurse or as chambermal waitress, 55] STH AY.<A Wwipow oF EDUCATION DESIRES e). Position as housekeeper in a widower's fumily in the city. Inquire for Mrs, Foster. AT] 2BnkYy REAR MIB ST., fro ang Wi Soot ts wiliagee assist witht the Swacalageine ar rong. City reference. 414 BEE, Waa sat ce eR Teal obliging. “Best city ret reference. 4.9] PASTITH st., THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM. — res} fe ‘a private fam qrash-and ioe tis a deat class had; has the Dost clty Teter: thee. 431 Fapeoia aba oung iditicn fem rate cook: cay Fete: res ™ Fouces from ber last place: “Gan be ween fortwo days.” Chambermaids, &c. WEST 32TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- man as chambermald and waitress, or would take care Teferences, Apply to present em- 80 of children; good city ployer. Q] Division srs RESPECTABLE, PROTESTANT woman as cham! j good washer and ironer. Good city reference. 77H AY., BETWEEN TH AND 18TH STS.—A Scoteh rrotestant girl as chumbermaid and waitress, iT told ante ence f from her Inst 124 eevee ver. FIRST 2 Ra a ROOM.— o> Sapagiane ul as chaumbermaid or if 2 for two « 152 WEST 19TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH & phar A respectable yous girl as chambermaid and Foss In a private fami 184 | ra AV., TOP bigest = aa GIRL housework; good city iy raha fortwo Saya ti waar 28D ST.—A RESEDA MS ped wo- chambermaid ai the washins for small family, sreuert ict capeanie in the cower z a rs uy. rod reference. from 9 toll. Cityre! a. 86TH 8ST.—A RESPECTABLE SS ee nas chambermand and waitress and fo ‘washing and and ironing. Call for two days. 98 & wiles 8T.—A Long! paged ee ae as oF waitress; best city reference her last vince. MaDISON AV.—A FIRST OL, 232 Seat eee Stet days at her present employer's, 236 sts. BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS.—TWO RE- apectabie ane wornen; Sy ae ‘frst class chamber- maid; ove tae best elty reference. No objec ible woman as cliamber- 3 Rest GST St, RERWEEN PROADWAY AND as or walisend siowes can give the best refer” A] TTR. ra FIRST FLOOR.—A NICE, TDY YOUNG fr ws chbmabermakt or take oare 0 ‘of ch B18 Seetet it Arrears eth se we laundry; best city reference. EAST 6S6TH 8T., BETWEEN B26 tres nocond toot, font rm. respectane Young 7 ‘chamnbermaid or to do light oe eel no objection ‘acl elty reference, 833 toon in washing and ironing ; good IST AV.) BETWEEN 19TH AND ori STS., FIRST floor, bac! treet nang girl to do up stairs work ard ‘would ned wre washing andi ironing; is wailing and ding and obliging g00d reference from last pl ASTROLOGY. y ADAME ROSA, onnar NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT, veals your whole rom ‘adie to tl fave, Canal auest. Fee Sie - pir eee eas, Pang te! CLAIRVOY- — er_for 'sicknes Iness, theft, nantes, numbers, &c. Removed 409 aun str street, near Thompson, Dethe gerant sr oo oe CLAIRVOYANT, ‘iors the seventh dat a san iat from ida. 226 Third avenue, ‘oaween 2 twentieth ‘and 4&0. BURNTIAN’S | FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE ye pe shipped, stored; mo atvaneeds SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Cooks, &o. is 4% weer, COURT, | hy dh gts PLACE, BETWEEN ‘and 12th ste.. ‘Oret rate cook; ts fully competent; good ony references. “Gan be seen for two days. 8 WEST 18TH ST., ONE DOOR FROM 5TH AV.—A superior cook : good reference from last employer. 6 BO! kr or any other IND ST.—AN A CAN LADY AS HOUSE- howe co! Mrs. Gorn MER jvon of trust; would make en + good WEST 13TH 8T.—A \ RESPECTABLE bag ISA AO competent cook ‘would assist in washing; best ely WEST 19TH &T.—A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK AND to naniat in the wasting and froning of a private family. I at her present employer's, WEST STH 8T., BETWEEN 6TH AND ‘TH AVS., Ey Ot eg 109 Bae AE. 8T., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE work. Bitte osee, ‘Wash and fron, of would 114. CHATSTIB #7. KEAR GRAND, THIRD FLOOR — A ble German roman foun epeak natin, . 121 ATLANTIC €T., BROOKLYN.—AN. INDUSTRI- ous, capable girl as gook, waslier and Wrener, oF 19 Go general housework | city, OF ehuntry Ja, 00 excellent beny XH, A fy reepecutal and ol 4 125" WEST 19TH 8T., UP par A RESPRCTADLE foie city releretien” . iT. BETWE, 132 jirner- prone, ainae cook faa gentteranr, fam j understands ft fn all its branches) te Il 7 capable of taking the entire charge of the understands refer Sn a marketing if required; best 147 WEST 16TH BT,—A PROTESTANT WOMAN AB first class cook; understands English, French and Joan cooking; no objections to the country; best ely HAND (TH AVS, 18 ‘rotestant Worman as first TLDING, ROOM Ni ‘ood cook, Washer and ferences. Onil or ad Log fai od bakers Goud ‘ vena for two ae baad 162 “ReTH en, Npcoar eh ee ed ‘ogok and woul Hag 0 aeatat withthe washtng If required Djeution Gis reteronce. sai tiag TT EE 3 335 EAST 18TIt ST BETWEEN 1ST AND 3D AVS.— DA respect e Frotestant girl as charnbermald and Pisin sewer, oF wou ‘ake care of children and do plata sew: i { good referenee. Call for two days, $4) brent etree eee, uD aa chambermald an ehambermald « Mt aatd 9 do pla wewing fa 0 amall family: B83 PAT yaKEAR, 20, Ta, SECOND FL0OR.— A respectabl as chambermald ani faini.y 5; has no O objection to, aaa ia place, waltress in a wheats f Washitig and ironing; has best city reference {rom Inst 414. BAST NTH SrA YOURS WOMAX As CHAM. rmaid and obliging. Best oe = waitress; willing and 414 Bs Bast LTH ST. IN THE REAR BUILDING —A le git be chambermald and to do pinin fering oro ave career chfidren ; can make herself obliging ; 00d reference. Call for two days. 519 $ aap chon IN rd beer YOUNG GIRL AS 5 BETWEEN S1ST AND S2D STS.—A RE- aD A’ Bel Siac ct i te 86 2 AY, CORNER 46TH ST. THIRD F100! rom 1W.—A renpectable young girl as BD FLOOR, Dressmakers and Seamstresses. & VARICE 8T—A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER TO GO by the day or week; can cut and iit facies’ and chil- dren's Pi drtoneny wore on Grover & baker's son's Machine. Fiease cail all ‘ie week. or Wheeler « Wii- 35 (Est stu ca CORNER GREENE —A LADY, Just aker, wishes @ few mire en; toy has rnaged 0 A depariment fn Lest business mer and evening cesses Oy eS or G6 exch; plain dress, ¢3 BETWEEN 6TH AND (TH ee dues all kinda oP amily 148 } Neb chivurenis and Hoye’ col own j has a machine of ber sewing, WEST 46TH ST. PETENT Wiehes a few engagement ‘ Te ee Std; : ay: fees ean dress hair 15 9 Iain weer: 3: EAST 2TH BT.—A DRESSMAKER WANTS TO je 331 0 out by the day oF w for one of the beat Greamimaere te tne nye families ; served ‘wanted; .—-DRESSMAKING BY THE DAY OR A, DRESSMAKER WILL GO OUT TO families 302 Miata eee # can cut and Bt 428 : RAST 10TH BTA Sires 2 derstands dressmak! ‘day OF week: cnn supely ber’ wito ox Rae Fei 599 BROADWAY, ROOM 4,—HOUSPKEEPER'S position desired in genteel household by an intelli. gent and Txeellent lady ast perior house mauager; high ref- Tences given and required; triers not noticed. Address A. A. GERMAN WIDOW LADY Ma ge A een as thee a neo rl the family of ‘wages; Dest city Tel- Fed couple; a good home preferred to erence. ‘Address 8. K- Jey box 150 Herald ollie. UIET FAMILY.—IS VERY 3 hase litte Address 8, T. 8 HOUSEKEEPER IN A Indusirious aud capable of keep! a ie rents gt gee ae Would want Wei era Nurses, &e. 54. WEST MTH st., BETWEEN STH AND 6TH AVS. 3 ‘wishes to procure a situation fora reliable, fallhtal Protectant womens pare; she, competent to pes the entire charge ‘of an infant from its birth; long x. in nursing; the very best city Teference, Can b Tren tor ‘0 days. 42 WEST 48TH §T.—WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WO- 63 man, with » fresh Dreast of thlik, as wet purse. Apply between 10 and 1 o'clock, 110 WEST 19TH ST., dared orn. AV.—A RESPECT- | able young girl as nurse in a private family; would oy Cormier! erally axeral fal ba reference from D ber for two days. "WEST 89TH _8T.. BETWEEN BROADWAY sD ‘Th av.—An English woman of long ex nee 143 sick nurse would like a few engegemtnts or to take care of an invalid; has unexceptionable city references from. doctors and ladies. 15 2s EAST S371 8T.—A LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN eed it situation for a young Protestant girl to take care of 1G] TAURENS St, ROOM 4—A, YOUNG FRENCH woman as wet nurse, or will take a baby at her own fetldence, three malls from New as above from 214 Bayt bitsy toring pty the totes Aaa: & soll bo Sita to boards Tndulre of tire. Not tgomery. 290) ELZAMETH, 87.A REXPECTABLE YOUNG rotestant Woman As wet nuree, with a of ak, who cau work all Kinds of eanbvoldety aad assist ia 229 & WEST, HOUSTON ST., IN THE GTORE.—A RE- Protestant woman as nurse; can take Sage oft baby from tis bith can can show the best reference, MOTT ST., THIRD FLOOR, IN REAR.—A YOUN‘ 232 "om rd somal be WA aalot ab a treat presse cat ‘2 241 spectnbl Fesltence. Call for two aaa BQO EAST.MD ST. BETWEEN 187 AND 3D AVS.—A respectable m: rho bas just lost her own baby, to" wetr pul own house, bei § 6TH ST., Soo sph lon gry 9 RE- je married Woman as Wet norse at her own 252 BROADWAY =A OOM! 1? CHILD REN'S: imonth within facnaty best gst te py Sat Loma ‘apply to Mr. Mer 7 FAST 91H ST, BETWEEN ¥s., rear batldt stele Pe. women WEE wah breast of mil "APDIY for rears: 33 EAST 22D 8T., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. — — Fedees tociwoaagee and seamstress; good reference. Can « 6TH AV.) NEAR S187 sr. TH LOOR.— 344 An enced nurse and, Mid apna io @ charge of growing children; will aasist with bousckeep- ing if required; bem city reference, 392 § AD AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE OR WAIT- best reference. ANO EAST. ura st, TOP on 4.09 Fspecuae marsicd woman wheker'a buoy to marse at her own residence. FAST.16TH St., TOP 1. — 513 riSctutelwonh wet inte t baby whet owe home, baring lost her owa baby, two months old. OG, FAST LTH ST, IN THE STORE.—A RESPECT. 52) 26" e married woman (American) as wet a mera hana fresh ‘vreast of milk; best recommendation, NCH WOMAN DESI 4 nderers Frencis 8 é ofiTUATION As AS Fr LAV. IN STORE—AS LAUNDRESS; 1S A son who thoroughly understands her business; diy rete nces given. Address, man oe oy Ween aad fou or TH ST., REAR 18 ar.) FIRST FLOOR, ke room.—A® fi aa in & privald i ences so vbyectionst to the country. 421 | family; good clty ret Wattrenses, &c. rst S90 ST.—A RESPECTABLE 19. “Can be ween at eden employers for 166 3 7TH AV., BETWEEN 91ST Fyn t ra YO foor.-A_ Protestant aaisiat in chamberwork or washing; bas gogd eliy reference, ty 330 &T., ‘BETWEEN = 250 2? iis saree ine TRA t i Evaro Sughiy competent; best city ret aly; Gore Miscellaneous, CHRISTOPHER, ST. (ROOD 9B Fiityin Ye yeare of & P, al Rt Pe care of children. mz | 124, ote se y does copying. in strict Seman indie rary articies, revi ort AV.—A YOUR apy a Money atore. 30 RPRING BTA YOUNG LADY As COPYIST OR light book keepet Fences aiven. Call for orb dapeen Ie capa A. YOUNG, EADY WHO WRITE P od hand, ©0) Others on reascnabl me ea ee eo LITERARY YOUNG LADY WRITES Fels, eo ad busines cere of denee obs anrs napointed. rial ‘and reliable ation a aad iter, box 79 station D. LITERARY LADY INSTRUCTS IN AUTHORSHIP, prepares ladies as public Shakapeara and poets with artulta; general ieratare, conversation, cor- Feapondenice Authoress, Union square fost oflice. CAN WOMAN £0 KEE ACCOUNTS OR | a room; eapabie in a alore, Ad- PLt RDUCATRD pve ay ef YOUNG WOMAN desires « poscton ae 1 0 @ lady who is travel: Bee iaate mnaid, Irenper a won geomtowela ac: maa itdraid oe, for infee dat Vv ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE, TO TAKE care of a baby one year old. Apply to Mrs. Arnold, 165 ‘West 47th st. WASTED, A SMART GERMAN OR COLORED IRL to do the cooking, washing and froning of a smail family, consisting of {oir persons; good wages given and good Teverences required. Call foF two days at "202 East WAITER, GIRLS WANTED | FOR A CONCERT Joon; one good ringer and an enrnest barteuter wil iendly home at 19 Greene st. + have a good salary and ANTED—A_ PROTESTANT WOMAN AS WAITRESS ‘aud to do light chamberwork. Apply between 9 and 2 o'clock nt 11 East 22d at, WAxTED-A ‘FIRST CLASS CUTTER AND. FITTER; also some young girls to work at dressmaking, Apply ai millinery store 85 West 4th st, Wa WAITER GIRLS, IN ANNA eres. mann’s saloon, No, 7 F Frank(ort at. ; $6 per week. XARDENER.-SINGLE MAN UNDERSTANDS HIS business thoroughly; would take entire charge of a gea- tleman’s place. Address B, M., box 216 iierald ofice. ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE map, who thoroughly understands the cultivation of stove and grecnhouse plants, hot and cold graperi peach house, fruits, dowers and vegetables, and the manag ment of pleasure grounds; has good reference from bis in exiployer, Address Ey €: Bridgeman, seed sore, 875 Broad- way, ‘ork. ARDENER'S SITU. ATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED man (German ‘iret class, gardener and would like a good place. Address Ge Gardener T., care of Allred Bridge- aman, 866 Broadway, ENER’S SITUATION WANT! A FIRST marifed man, no family; rd es belonging'to the business; w 1 reguifed. | Highly recommenda. LC. care BR, Bliss, 4 Pasig — TION WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, AS COACH. Best reference can be given. Gallon 7, B., 256 ch st NAR X cinss place, v; understands all bri take charge of a farm Address for three days 7. i row, Site W* ttore TRD—A COACHMAN IN A PRIVATE FAMILY. ‘Apply at 112 6th av., between 6 and 10 o’clockyin the down 8, Cott, ANTED—A SITBATIO: groom in a private family at 149 West 20th sty private stabi v TANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND groom or to take cate of place, by w alugle man; eliy or country; good reference, Adress 7. FF, box 200 Her ° 3 COACHMAN AND est city reference. Apply ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A colored man, thoroughly competent; has had over 15 years’ experience ; perfectly woderstauds his business and the care of horses; first class city reference. Address ‘f. J. 'B.y [AN rs i generally a family; reference requir (0 per month and boards, Inquire at 12 be or on the aes South Bergen, cor ner of ‘claremont ‘and Berkley StB.y V hotees i oroughly ; best city reference. ANTE! D-SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND GROO aman of long experience; understands the care chty drivers willing and obliging ‘ddress J. W., box 24 Were. AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WITH GOOD Feferences Call at No. 5 West 7th st. ND ONE ‘Apply to ONE COOK ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, ‘cham! YtaHan or Spanisi bermaid speaking Mr, Bonanno, 41 South st, WANTED-A _RESPECTABL! ho ita thoroush dresama! clear st ee ‘and will! om bss mal 261 6th av., on Thursday and Friday, from 9 STEADY. PERSON, ‘and seamstress, a good Nersalf generally useti, COMPETENT WOMAN, TO COOK, ie in a private family. Apply, with refer: Wire ANTED—LADIFS FOR OCCASIONAL LITERARY wrork: translations from foreign Incsiimgrs, eopriee, &c., which th mandy at me Pate"qualigeations ant pAflcaares Address Seriptas Ei Scripta, Herald WaAstED—« GOOD COOK AND A CHAMBERMATID, who are willing to aswiat, In, washing, Apply at 108 West 42d at., between Land 3 o'clock. ‘ANTED—TWO GIRLS; “ONE AS CHAMBERMAID ‘and nurae for child two yeurs old, and one as chamber. | yp agg waitress, Apply after nine o'clock at No. 169 West a ‘ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO GIRLS, one as cook, washer and ironer, the oftier at clin ber’ maid and wattress. None need apply’ without good city re- ferences, at 87 West lith st. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS CHAMBER- maid end sssistant nurse; ale a competent laundress, References required. Apply: at 108 East I SITYATIONS | WANTRO—™8 Aura 4TH AV., IN THE FR IT STORE.—A 0! lent young man as waiter fina private famil; thoroughiy understands bis business; has unexceptionable re- ference. Call or address C. H. fe YOUNG AMERICAN, AGED 28, WISTIES A SITUA- tion in a shipping, commission, real estate or insurance ice, oF as salesman in astore, Good reference. Address ., box 112 Heraid office, STEADY MAN, FULLY COMPETENT, WISHES AN fengaznment fo'take charge of liquor siore; ample se- curity. Address iusiness, Herald office. FARR ARE: &C.—THE moped gk ga ABOUT TRA- velling through the-@outh and wou'd Ifke to ie article OF articles (0, ell 0 com pido maleslon, suitable for lardware or House Furnish! ‘ddress Traveller, lerald office, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN 8 grocery and provision store has had 12 Fears’ er Hence aie ‘s willing to make bimself geuerally uset ul. pcs Gress G. N. D., Herald ollice. "ANTED—EVENING be ag Lad BY A WELL educated, reliable, egmmon seme young man, with iness habits, Address Gliman, box 1S ANTE —A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE. MAN, ‘Keeper or to take ch: of & restaurant or a hotel in countey or cir; best elty reference, Address for two daysJ. H, W., Herald ofice, ANTED—BY A woune ‘MAN or rE man, tf re yu fon to go West. Address Engraver, box 5,835 New it office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN INTELLIGENT youns German who has large experience and connee- tons {n the Bohemian glass trate. and’ gines mai anc much praetice in packing up pia Is acl Keeper and writes a fine band Hiaat, He waste DA SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN WELL posted in the book and stationer, siness, in some Job- Ding House, Address H. Jay Herald 0 _ CLERKS AND” ‘SALES. YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS man of traveller fora wholesale house: exn I muthera trade; bas had fifteen years’ business; best city reverence. Address MIDDLE AGED MAN, THOROU: GHLY COMPETENT ‘And responsible, desires a situation as bookkeeper or Aalesman ina hat, cap or for estabilshment elty refer: ences, Addr bert & C ushman, & A Mercer N ENERGEIIC GENTLEMAN, wit UNEXCEP- tionabie references and rome Yokra) experience inthe specie business in Wai street, deaites an enj re spre tants some active paging wusieeme hdarem te Wt be Herald ofiice. A FAIR SALARY WILL BE GIVEN A YOUNG MAN Acquafuted with the ‘ron and raliroad supply business, With an inverest in trade in Address BR. R., box Diet Post oliewy New York, stating views, name and references, A we qeare MAN, NOW EMPLOYED IN A BANKING Hag four Iengunges fuentiy, a Dean T ourrere Bae Qilick at figures, wishes a rida. Hons 9 banking oF stock 7a Bouse preferred. Ad: ALP. Ty D 0 prom es - wet Ban, Tio. , A. situation ling agent. Address 8. joward, Fremont, N. ec x | Raat tone AND Sito SALESMAN WANTED. Only thore having a thorongh knowledge ess, well recommended and of gentlemanly at ply. 805 Fulton st, Brooklyn, between ALESMAN WANTED—OF GOOD ADDRF: firat class furniture house, for the rein!) deparimeats Tanet be, thorowshiy acquainted witn the ts ‘and expeciatio N RXPrieNCED SALES. relia business; ntrot iirijop Herald 0} the Dare Faso! and win familiar ‘with the busines’ and Abie to trade j best rere: ence requtsed. A vr, GALESMEN WANTED-IN THE WHOLESALE DE: iment of a exrpet houat, | Thove having acqualagance featern and Southern busers especially ieen employed in dry goods houres or ocher branches of Will be paid @ commission for introducing thelr customers. Address Broadway, Herald oftce, ol WHOLESALE DRU bio ind expertence, will ination ta some ceaviisned bow ‘ntah spoke dress Rhubarb, AVELLING SALESMEN WANTEDIN, IN EVERY st) p | oa dress, with reference, box 2,018 Philadelphia y en WANTED. ‘Th. ONE “OR TWO SALESMEN WHO HAVE TANTED ane irate in n-tlons, hoslery. and white goods. 393 Broadway. Apply t0 oF address Wilson, Yale @ Btaaty V TANTED_A SITUATION, EITHER SOUTH OR WEST, inthe clothing trade, wholesale or retail; ee one experience, References wuexceplionable, Address bo: Tel Herald office. W ANTED—A LAW ¢ CLERK, pg 2, KEEPING ail the books of an office, B. & ©, Heraid ones. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUN vLD Wie iting to sasish in 0 book keep! ig ced pate bacost? generally aeray: Ha not afraid to works dress BF. H. Oy a \ TANTED—A CLERK IN AN INSURANCE ore who welt nd fe wile 0, dress, stating jum, Herald of HELP WANTED—MALES. (A BARE,QHANCE FOR GOOD MEN 70, SEbI, A new Patented Article, wanted in every house, shop, Hove Boa business place in ihe land: ‘Profi lame rapid. “For, full particulars call on or address Brown, 66 Cortlandt street, room 10, third floor, (A BARKERPER WANTED.—APELY TO P, MONTA- A. ‘gue, 1,370 30 CANVASSER WANTED—IN EVERY TOWN AND to sell a new patent Ready Reference File; will ell fs soey mar tes house, shop and business place Inthe canvasser less than per dy tani by ym 5 Bie, ; one sogen, exclusive teri- lory given. Adareas L. Ht, Olinated, No. i Centre st, N. ¥. a PHOTOGRAPHER Wie —t aie THAT Tauk- Pibep ad a iS jon A. . . T TAYLOR'S, 261 BROADWAY, OFFICE NO. & nted, three grocery clerks, cashi ‘weel porters #1 i Barten jers; immediate nog Te YOUNG MAN WANTED TO OPEN OYSTERS A’ 831 Third avenue. A.-RANTED, THREE Go MEN FOR WHOLE. a collectors, timekeeper giate caploymek HEAL , GAS Broadway ; eatablished —WANTED, A MAN WHO HAS HAD CONSID- s., Cable exvérlgnce in and is fully competent to search, ities. “Address P., Lawyer, Herald otic, BOY WASTED IN THE OFFICE OF AN IXSUR- ance broker; one residing with lils parents may address, with references, Insurance, box 116 Herald office. a Oy WANTED-AT CLARK'S OLD ESTABLISHED laundry, corner of 52d st. and 6th xman prefer- red. Apply between 9 and 10 0’ clock ay OY WANTED IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL store. Apply, with references, at 124 Mecrcer st., up GET UTES THE ME ivesno renin Sie ris coeiutseses. ae ply at 80 Ann street, TANTED-AN AMERICAN BOY TO TEND COAT eoet™ Apply at Earle's Hotel, between 10 and 13 Yy ANTED—AGENTS. 87 TO Say PER MONTH, everywhere, male and fema’e, to introduce the genuine improved Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, This machine will slteh, hem, Cell tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid od embroider tp a most superior mannar, Pina ante Ot warranted for fve years. We will 1,000 foi machine that will sew a stronger, il vay, i fal Basar ¢lastic seam than ours. Jt makes the “elastic lock stitch," Every second stitch can bo cnt; still the clo"h eannot be Paps aves apart without tearing it’ We pay agents from jonth and expenses, or a commission fiom while! Address Secomb & Con twice that, amount ean be made. te essa ween. tp eter, paca cate fron macktney aden ih ease ; I cheap machine manufactured. Py ANTeD-A youre way Hangs lat Wiew THE stationery business, ‘stating gofe 8 rald oflee, To tion; one, who can loan bie yer 8.0 gn prod JACKSON, S44 Broadway, room Warten) MAN WHO THOROUGHLY ae i ach 1 ull cotton and TRE—A MAN IN A iy work to a good man, rom'i0 told A Me and b £0 w* TED—A SPICE PACKER, AT a iUDEON ‘ST. FANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN A STATION oe fang ed gs box 6,056 New Vork Post office. ftore. None need apply without good reference at 213 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ATT! who anderstands opening oysters a Wan useful. Apply at Kearn’s restat enter county. 0 #59 CASH periy, will secure an emp oyment (hat twice that sum weekly in elly or countsy. box 134 Herald office. Sepals Address ATION | Want D-BY A STOUT BOY, who wishes to leara the carpenter’ ‘Apply 0 Warren & Romer, 43 ‘Exchange Few ant warch case makers can Gud steady employment applying tovA. Lachat, 119 Nassau Rt, room 8. va Cure, ITORS WANTED-TO_ WHOM STEADY a matter wi FIRST CLASS WATCH CASE ENGRAVERS: ployment at 680. for solid an. 800. for leaded be given, Uy John W, Amerman, 47 Ceaar st, YING. WANTED, BY A YOUTH, ation to learn the art, Address (, Bar AGED 11,4 rows, 26 ‘A GOOD BOOK PROOF READER (A rinter preferred) wanted; a steady place at Tiait'man, “Apply 10 BARER & GODWIN, ROOF READER WANTED —-A FIRST CLASS M nd & stendy ahivation by applying at John A, any TRAW Ty + it work ; a he Appt eaten Ree taste Ble al te CK am as raseaene WANTED—TIPPER, BANDER Siero aged tr who nas wor Tas. yeah BUSINESS, yeara; will be foun sig ete a8 ences. Address 8., bu: wo Gi GooD PLUMBERS | WANTED—FoRr TEMPORARY work. Apply to ae i 1B Mh ates near 4th ay. T° OMS WA! eee WEAVERS ON POWER LOO a ATW can ‘and steady work manufactory, 298 radley t ANTED-SEVERAL G00) K COMPOS! i it old prices. Partneione ermanct toWiNnRout a HAL LENBECK, 18 Rion steele A | PTACLE GLASS GRINDERS ANTRD— REET AC oe aot dhe Oper lane. bd ee Le Co RORTTOR: ALSQ A TWO- Wants. A FEMALE Cori Wallnia se top OMe y ANTED=A SITUATION BY AN ee. engineer weil versed fa the theory egeion ringing , do. ; also the engines, bollers ping of on bork marine and sinting eala'y a ANTED—A FIR bree AcotsTOMED TO Wr iciton and alto Doth In the wool and jn the, ples atentand sotentive a ean have st peed apply, aia bulook's Sons, Philadelphia, w ti rel ee W fag rg ft a hd gd HO UNDERSTANDS Tas 1 ware; to a good Worktman & will be ae a Faiton atr Wager; none iday, or addrest “‘Kpply to Martin Ki en.