The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1869, Page 15

__Sreu ATIONS WANTE J—FEMALES, Waitresses, &e, ] Wes? MTH ST.—TWO YOUNG GIRLS; ONE AS ea8 and would assist in the chamberwork: the other Sine s laundress or chambermaid; can be highly ied. Cau be seen for wo days at thelr present EAST 20TH ST. NEAR 4TH AY., PRESENT EN- ployer’s.—A respectable young girl as waitress ; no ob- 47. Ay to the country. ing? tat ‘woman aa first clas# laundress; under ‘lty reference from laat plage, Call for two days, WEST 15TH 8ST., IN THE REAR.—A YOUNG WO man as first class waitress; best city reference, 13! pi AV., BETWEEN 19TH AND 20TH STS.—A woman in a private porena as first class wait- ome thorough understands ber business; best city refer- a EAST 62D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS WAITRESS ‘aud to assist with the chamberwork; good refer- ence. Can be seen at present employer's. 265 GRAND ST.—-A YOUNG GIRL AS WAITRESS in an ice cream saloon ; good reference. 319 1 1ST ST, BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH AVS.—A Frotestaat girl, from Nova Bootie, as waitress; thor. ‘oughly understands ‘ber business; good reference. ‘Call for two 319 EAST 81ST ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A respectable young girl as first class waitress and to assist in ther chamberwork; has the best city reference from ‘her last employer, 398 2. 3D ae. Beat retereuse. 5 6TH AY., THIRD MOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A ratands WEST &MTH ST.-A COMPETENT GIRL AS cet weno im a first class family. Has the best city TOP FLOOR, FRONt, ENTRANCE St—A Protestant woman as waitress. in the same house together; no objections to go to the caun- lly reference it required. None but a respectable family neop apply, Can be seen for two days, 491 AV. A, BETWEEN %8D AND &TH STS.—A young. girl as waitress orto take care of children; good references from last place; no objections to the pin Cun be seen fcr two days. BrRoapway, BETWEEN MTH AND S5TH STS., YEL- low cottage.—A competent young woman as first clase Praltress or would be wilting to do chutnberwork wad waiting family. ‘The best of city refereuce. Miscellaneous. G MORRIS ST, NEAR BROADWAY.—AS COPYIST by @ young Woman; is a good writer, correct speller a@d Ps Fre figures; or would undertake to be ourse in a hos- pital as ten years’ experience in waiting on doctors and reeplog books. Call on or address EO. C. 1 WILLETT sT.-A M THODIST TADS, ACCUS- tomed to training of children, would like to take the supervision of a house where there ave children; Methodist sminister’s family prefeged. Address Miss L. YOUNG WOMAN TO TRAVEL e with a family to any part of the States, to take care of ghildren or to do any light work; good city reference. Call fortwo f,] BEAST 80TH ST.-A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY AS 21 companion and ‘housekeeper or to take charge of a ‘house for a family leaving town tor the summer; no objec- dione! tpriins or living in the country. Address, until let n K NEW YORK HERALD, WEDN \ESD AY, HELP WANTED—FEMALES. ee HANDS WANTED—OPERATO! O TAKE TO TAKE work out.or work i the store, Apply at 751 Broadway, Pwo, 20 oop MILLINERS BS CAN DBF Are 2 syeror SITU. ; steady work pply before two Stock to Gorton, Chapman 4 ‘& Mason, 453 ea Broivan petecnam CARTOON ah FRIDAY. \ FASHION. A RIDICULOUS VIEW OF THE PROMENADE. SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF OF FRIDAY, APRIL 80. WASTED ROUDIATEL, 2 TEN FIRST CLAS3 kers; none others need apply, at 870 Broadway, ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK in aamail family. Apply at 88 8th ev, ANTED-TEN, GOOD, DRESSMAKERS. APPLY, Teady for work,’at Mme. Allan’ roadway. Pyrat BxPaR CE CARPET SEWERS. . SHEEHY, 808 Broadway. ‘ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN TO DO GENERAL housework in a small family ; must be a good cook. Ap- ply at 12 South 9h st, Wiillamaburg, with best of reference. ANTED—A BAKER AND PASTRY COO! ALSO A laundress for the at oo W situations permanent if suited. Call for two days at ‘87th st., from 10 to 12. ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO ‘DO. THE GENERAL HOUSE- work in a small family; must have good recommenda- tome Apply at 820 West 25th at. ‘ANTED-THREE EXPERIENCED | MATTRESS makers, Apply to G. 48. Heyman, No. 374 Hudson st EAVERS WANTED—STOUT GIRLS ACCUSTOMED to weaving heavy jute cloth can find steady work and good by addressing Manufacturer, box Post oflice. ‘ED—A WOMAN, TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, Ws pita welling to go ‘to Plaindeld, N. J. Apply at 218 Front at., New Yor! ‘ET NURSES WANTED.-. SITUATIONS ALWAYS ready. oat at Louls & Mra. Hansen's Nurse third how Agency, Now Weare GIRL THAT UNDERSTANDS PLAIN cooking and ie ey washer and ironer, and to do generel housework. ply at 395 Canal st., over People's jank, between 9 and 8: ALM. from the Bowel WAXTEDA GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; must be # good washer and ironer; wages the best to a girl that auits. “Apply at No. 6 Rutgers sta; only two in amily. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN 70 COOK AND do general housework and to live in the counrry; jah, Scotch or Ec eh good ad ety references required. 49 iast 20th at., from $ to ANTED—A GERMAN OR PROTESTANT GIRL TO do general housework ; one who would be willing to go fo the country during summer mouths. Apply at 104 South Sth at, Williamsburg, L. 1, sll Ware. TO GO TO BOSTON—A YOUNG GIRL (French preferred) that understands fine embroidery, apecially letters; yood salary. For ao inquire at aly Melies Viol Maison de Modes, East i VARICK 8T., THIRD FLOOR.—A PROTESTANT woman to clean house or to go out washing by the day. WEST 83D ST,—AS STEWARDESS OR AS LA- dy's travelling maid by one who bas followed the fieen years; colo 6 Lol a0 for OQ BEDFORD STAN AMERICAN LADY AS lady's maid, nurse, seamstress, companion to an in- valid lady, or would take charge of a realdence during the summer months, Call on or address Bradford, 108 98D STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO GO TO the country to take charge of growing children and to do sewing; can cut and fit for children; also sew on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; or would take care of an in- valid lay. 14.2 BAST JOTH st, NEAR IRVING PLACE. —A yours English lady as lady's maid and seamstress, oF t@ eure children; no objection to travelling; best chy reference. Call from it 14-7 BAST JSTH St, IN THE FANCY STORE.—AN educated Engilsi! woman as siore or housekeeper; would go Francisco or Europe; writes @ nice haud, speake'Prene, and is a goed nurse, ‘Gan ve sone to-day. 150 MONROE St. NEAR CLINTON.—A RESPECT. able woman wishes sitnation ; 1s competent to take charge of a baby or an ti j.isjnvaluable as seam- stress, of good address and would make herseif useful. Can be seen at her last place. 163 VARioK, ST.A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY to attend a ‘bakery, confectionery oF ice creain sa: some experience ; the Ge @nd Soutien te Engilan languages, ‘No ‘objection tod ‘country. eee Q17 West etl St.—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ri, aged 16, na children's maid and to make herself feneratyn ‘useful; no’ objection to go ashort distance in the i Brooklyn preferred. WEST 19TH ST.—A WIDOW WISHES TO GO out housecleaniig or to do washing by the day; beat reference. 293 EAST BROADWAY, FRONT BASEMENT.—A respectable woman to’ take charge of a tenement house as housekeeper; has no encumbrance. First class reference. Cail or ad 302 East NTH ST. REAR BUILDING.—A RE- apectable woman to go out by the day housecleaning or to do washing aud Ironing. “inquire for Mary Moran. A WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE mily; is an excellent plain seam- stress and willing to make he ul in any other capacity. 351 EAST 13TH ST., NEAR 1ST AV., OVER THE e dry goods store.—A respectable girl, lately landed, to fake herecif generally useful good Washer and froner; good references. 40) 8D AY, SECOND FLOOR, BACK.—A YOUNG Americin girl in m conlectionery store, bakery or ice cream saloon. 40’ 6TH AV. (RING SECOND BELL).—A_RE- spectable young woman as ady's maid and seam- understands hairdressing; would have no objection to wait ou au invalid; good elty feference. 426 EAST rH ST. REAR, TOP FLOOR—A widow woman wanis washing and ironing; would 60 Out to work if required; best etty reteren: 513 HUDSON 8T.—-TWO RESPECTABLE W WOMEN TO by do day's work, cleani cubbing or washing. YOUNG LADY FROM MASSACHUSETTS, OF GOOD \dreas and refinement, seeks a home in @ family of eans is thoroughly acqualfited with domentic duties ; would Oversee (ore. lady, taking faterest which a Mor would, of would instruct and have the care of small children: highest testimonials respecting character given ‘and required, Address for two weeks Miss Annie W., sta- tion G, New York. YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION TO TEACH young children or as companion to a lady. References Sachanget. ‘Terms $10 per month. Address A. E. K., Herald oe. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUA: tuon as companion to @ lady or invalid; those who tra Saving the suneaaer mouihe ‘preferred. ‘Address Ms Hi Of Herald ofties (A. RADY, WiLL TEACH ENGLISH, FRENCH AND We a ‘Ravens Tach some hours os in remuneration for board. Address er, 262 East Broadway. ANTED_A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN TO aot as wailing maid to any family going to Burope; ber passage money being in a for services. “Beat rocom- mendations. Ad box 4,877 New York Post oilce, Intelligence gence Office. T 4 Baourrigee? NEW OFFICE 198 6TH AV., st.—Situations and servants are alway reedy, ‘Coens | French, American ae Irish. Wanted, 4 housewerkers; cooks, cham| ~_ HELP WANTED—FEMALES. A GERMAN OR ENGLISIt GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF children on @ voy: many. Apply at 249 West 36th st., between 7th an: ‘th ave. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 140 FULTON STREET. — Bay! WANTED. NURSE AND PLAIN ain Harlem. Apply between the id na dts i Bast 22d st, LL GIRLS Tain goop SITUATIONS ARE % -seasamesceicann ot, corner av. No charge till en- Roure'or it PROTESTANT GIRL WANTEDTO TAKE CARE of « bab S04 do chamberwork in asmall family; city TIDY, WILLING GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND vo asalat in the housework of small family ; must have best city reference. Apply at 411 Bast Slat st., second brown atone house from ude A, Tint chat Danes yaae WANTED-ONE WHO r er mac| 114 Weat Tith st, from Sto WA, ae pecdbuswenuded 1 “4 aoop DRESSMAKER WANTED AT “ 38D st. ‘ANTED—A FIRST RATE COOK, AND TO ASSIST in washing, to go a short distance in the country. Must understand baking, making butter, and be weil recommended, Apply this day at No. 8 Rutherford place, between 12 and $ lock. Want ED—A FOREWOMAN, TO raed CHARGE OF ‘and manufacture infants’ caps, hats, &c. One who understands all kinds of children’ muilinery will find this an qxcallent opportunity tb secure s good ‘and permanent situa- ton. IVAN & GREIG, 771 Broadway, corner 9th st. ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT FOREWOMAN FOR dresses, suits and cloaks; a lady of taste and experi- = accustomed to the first class trade and who can cut and ft handsomely, will dnd this an excellent opportunity «0 ae- cure a good aud perma: ation. Address, with full pai ticulars, which will be nirietly confidential, bor 127 Herald office. ANTED—TWO STEADY GIRLS; ONE AS GOOD fini cook, washer and froner, and to make herself nerally useful, the other to do chamberwork and waiting. Apply with good references, at 146 Lexington av., between id 80th sts., after 10 o'clock. Protestant preferred. WARTED-A, COLORED GIkL TO DO GENERAL housework ; city reference. Apply at 23 Cottage place, between Bleecker and Houston sircets. WANTED-A STRONG GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN, to work from § A. M. to 3 P. M., that lives home, to do light housework and cookin, Appl with reference, to Miss Ward, 387 Broadway, after 10 A. Warren IMMEDIATELY—A GOOD DRESSMAKER, at 816 Broadway. ‘ANTED—A GERMAN YOUNG LADY IN A PHOTO- graph gallery; one who has some knowledge of the business preferred.’ -H. F. ZIEGLEK, 146 Chatham st. WAXTED-A MAID TO GO, WITH A FAMILY TO Europe to take charge of a little boy § years old; must firat class reference and not suffer from sea sickness. Apply before 12 o'clock or after 6 P. M, at 46 West 46th st, between ‘Sth and 6th avs. ANTED—BY A GIRL FROM THE COUNTRY. A situation to do general housework in a small family in the country. Address Housematd, Herald o} i ‘ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; aM must come well recommended, At Frankfield’s, 315 av. WAXTED-A COMPETENT NURSE, TO TAKE CARE of children and. do light chamberwork. Apply at 185 West 824 at., between 6th and 7th avs, to-day. Warn 148 WEST g)D ST., A GIRL TO DO general housework; must have good reference. WANTED A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, TO do general housework in @ small family ® short dis- tance from New York ; the house is small and the work light; good, steady girl, willing and obliging, will meet with a good home and liberal wages. Address W., box 239 New Post office. ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS, ONE to assist with the fine washing and froning. Cull after Aj o'clock in the morning. with city reference, at 131 East 26th st., first house from Lexington av. TANTED—AN OPERATOR ON GROVER & BAKER'S sewing machine, and several dreasmakers; none but first rate hands required. Apply before 9A. M. or from 5to 64 P. M., at838 Broadway. WANTED-FIRST CLASS WAITRESS IN. A SMALL WN gdty- Apply between 1 and § o'clock at S92 6th av. je door. ANTED—AT 146 WEST 23D ST., A GERMAN GIRL to cook, wash and iron. V ‘ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRO} _German preferred. Apply before RL ats2 ‘West 12th st WANTED’ SMART ae GIRL TO DO GENERAL housewor! & good piaia cook and excellent washer and trouer. porte at ‘sth st., between dd and 84 3 ave. waster. TWO GIRLS; ONE AS LAUNDRESS, THE other as chatnbermaid and waitress, to 0 to the coun: try, near Long Brauch. | None but those who ly un their business and have good references ned ap} Froemante preferred, there being no Catholic church ta t neighborhood. Apply at room No. 155 Everett House, after 6P. M., not before. ph LS Stn — ne] ‘ANTED—A GERMAN NURSE; MUST HAVE GOOD Feterences. Call ut No. 7 East Lith at., after 12 o'clock. "ANTED—A PROTESTANT FIRST CLASS SEAM- ‘strose and to. assist in the care of ‘grown chil- dren, Apply at 90 24 place, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A GIRL TO DO LIGHT CHAMBERWORK ‘and assist in washing and ironing and taking care of children; oity reference required. Apply at 217 East 30h st. ork WANTED A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, AS NURSE, to take charge of a baby at her own residence, Call for two days at 406 Pour! ‘treet, third tloor, back room. V ANTED—A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN @ plain family; one who understands washing and froning; nine in family. Call at 164 7th ay., between Zlst and 22d ata., in the store. WA XTED-A G00D PLAIN COOK: MUST BE A FIRST class washer and froner and willing to assist other- wise; fay mall and private; references; wages $14. Ap- ply at 115 4 W ANTED— IRST CLASS HANDS FOR DRESS- — ‘Apply at 311 6th ay., between Leth and 20th ats Wastepatn A PRIVATE FAMILY A FIRST CLASS iaundress, with the best city reference. Apply at 4 5th ay. from # tli 1 o'clock. aR Ware. A SMALL FAMILY, A girl to cook, wash and iron. Inquire from 10 West 22d st., between 9th and 10th a y ANTED -A FEW good: DRESSMAKERS at “34 Bast 244 st, Apply before 9 o'clock. A NEAT, “8M ART to 12 at 43 V ANTED— A Good GIRL To TAKE CARE OF ebildren ane assiat with general housework. Apply at 258 Kast 48th at., between 2d and 3d ave. og Ee froner wanted; first class reference. Apply after 9 pyeenanses WANTED—aT ae ou av. FIRST prs: AKERS WANTED.- RING NO. 3 BELL, 670 _— Ae i Dara. WANTED—AT MADAME COLLINS’, hat. | 20 Uret class dressmakers' accustom to work on wahte, and Seiss trimmers for first clase ‘work ; nove but competent bands wanted. Apply from 7 to ¥, proparod to work. MINE TUCKING.OPERATORS TO TAKE OUT AND make up indies’ under linen and infants’ clothing; sampie and reference required. Apply at Mu at. entrance. A. T. STEWART & CO., Browdway, th and 10th ats, JOREWOMAN WANTED-ONE Wilo THOROUGHLY understands the dresamakiag business and tm capable of i J workroom wi banda; none but JOR HOTELS AND SUMMER HOUSES, WANTED, clonuing and wash gifs, waitroayns, diah Washers, voye- able cooks; also for private familes at 147 Bo \IRLS WANTED—THAT HAVE WoRKED oN, AWN. fogs or Lente, a. W. H, 641 Broadway, corner ‘plevcne at, N [LLINERS AND aan ae og —-FIRST CLASS trimmers none others noed apply. Fntrance on ah at, ih: T STEWANT & O0., Broudwhy, Oth and 10h ata, N URSE WANTED-A NEAT, TIDY, PROTESTANT ri, about 14 years old, with good rsterence, to hel fi3'ch | wages 5. WT MACDOUGAL 8T.—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND ALM. WEST OTH ST.WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A 355 good girl for general housework; city reference. Cail for Wwe: days. SITUATIONS WANTED=MALES. WEST STH ST.-A | MAN a PORTER OR Watchman; best city y reference. Address J. M. = 51 VA BROADWAY, UP sta BILLIARD ROOMS 9 48 ‘As ateward or bead rns, BH by? ® competent mai fully understands the charge Jory al in Pihe country for the summer of a club ho resent place been = the Jast four years, Cail on er address yuan for two ye YOUNG MAN, WISHES 4 SITCATiON IN 4 GRO. ere pply oF aya, 150 W “138 Went | ‘a ge bt OVATE Fe ROA ERED ov c) BRANCH OFFICE, FULTON STREET. CONFECTIONER.—A YOUNG MAN WISHES A ZA. situation ine business, Can 87S 004s atte. bien, 0 Point Post icity reterencen, Address Jou one RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTED—FOR GENERAL housework: must be a good washer and troner; refer- fencer required, Inquire at 988 Weet th YOUNG poh. Bxpneinncee IN bal f tel ety te. desires am Wsberally iene tr Toferacee wnoxceptionable, on and reas, store Adiironn, excellent character not afratd of work Atmerican, Herald ofice. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, A YOUNG MAN, GOOD BUSINESS EDUCATION, WHO has been ia & whoiesa'o and retail pai iat Seer Rea leccane ire snes fish und German correctly. Address l'aul,’ ls YOUNG MAN LATELY ARRIVED FROM IRELAND desires a situation in a grocery store or bakery ; has had gore years’ perience between both ; salary not 60 much an ect ‘as a steady place; reference as to chatacter, &c., if re- rod. Cail on B. Coyle, 339 Bast 11th st., second Hor, rear iF GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE AND RESPECTA- A, bulty shout travelling for three months through France, ain and Italy offers to parents aud guardiaus to take Chatte at’ asta young mee who wish to cater a college abroad or who desire to travel for iustruction and aimuse- ment, Address box 243 Post ollice. APRIL 28, 1869,— QUADRUPLE SHEET, . COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, _ A SITUATION As Coactitan AND GARDENER BY & mario inended; understan and obliging; long exper oltice. NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST / class, thor: ly competent man, useful and obligia, best city reference; no objection to the cquatry, Call ab eas Broudway, iu carriage room, OACH MANS, SITUATION WANTED—BY A SOuRa / man, in the city or country, who understands bis bi thoroudy : Wyeare {xperionce ; good reterence. Gail'at or horoughly ; #8 wober, hones! ce, Address Thomas J, Gy Herald JOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED RY ‘A PROTEST. man; has lived seven years in his last place. Can the soon. aat his present employer" ONUS.—A YOUNG MAN, 22 cua OF AGE, WILL ae a hone \o.98 person who will procure for him a aituat honest business; can preduce the highest ference ani ity, integrity and energy. Address M. GituATION Wanr WANTED_BY AN INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG yrter in @ store or ina me aneey where he can Make hin ina at nsetals is sober and stea: Address Porter, \OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED BY A SINGLE man of long experience in the oty rears’ reference from last place. Cai on or address igi'53 Lariagion avs NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—] Englishman of long experience; understan: horses and carriages thoroughly; good careful L driver ‘sober apd ontiging: best city reference. Address J., box 204 Herald ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, some wholesale care of White & Sounings, a Sdav. BY A YOUNG MAN, IN ldreas for three days N. 8. Gras POON AND FOOTMAN WANTED.—MUST BE OF mall stature and bring the best recommendations. a ply at the private stable, 31 Weat 16th ats., from 7 to 9 A. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE, ‘sober man, as valet ani rvant; speaks English, German and French fe ete net rel from proseut employer. Address H. M., 104 Weat 18ch ~OLERKS AND SALESMEN. SITUATION AS CLERK IN A STOCK BROKER'S A offlee wanted by a young man of two years’ experien beat referenoos from present employer. Address J. B. A., vox 6,885 Post office. DVERTISEMENTS VOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR. BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET, A. YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS SALES. man in # country has had several yaars' expe- Fience in the retail dry and fancy goods business, Can give Feference and security if required. "Address C. G,'B., Herald office. YOERK WANTED—IN A FOUNDERY ; MUST BE WILL. to make himself generally usetul, as only a portion of the time will be required at the desk, but a knowledge of bookkeeping indispensable. Address, with references, J. K., box 109 Herald otlice. Ro. CLERK WANTED IMMEDIATELY—ONE COM- tent and not afraid of work: either German or Eng- lsh. "Apply at 242 10th av. RUG CLERK.—A SMART, ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN to act as night clerk; none but those with first class re- ferences need ap ‘Apply between the hours of 9 and 12 at Iriah's new store, Ji Fulton st., Brooklyn, RUG CLERK.—APPLY TU A. MASON, 251 8TH AV., corner of 28d st. ALESMEN WANTED.—EXPERIENCED SALESMEN with large acquaintance may apply to E. 8. Jaffray & Co, 30 Broatway- tani XALESMAN WANTED—IN A LADIES’ »HOE STORE, in Broadway: must be acquainted with the business, have a knowledge of bookkeeping and the best city reter: Adiress, stating where inst employed, salary wanted, &c., Shoes, Herald oli O LAWYERS.-A YOUNG LAWYER DESIRES A position in an oilice in this city or Brooklyn; salary no Object; beat reference given. Addross Student, Herald ollice. ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED DRESS GOODS SALES. mau. Apply at 1,007 rooklyn. V ANTED—A LABEL WRITER FOR A. WESTERN city. Address box 645 Post oflice. Chicago, Til. WANTED—AN, EXPERIENCED, SALESMAN IN | A lumber yard. Apply to S. Koss, corner of Columbia and Balticats,, Brookiyn, ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, ie Aeltretlt AS collector or some outdoor work ; i penman and ones with figures. Address E. J., box st a Srbokiyn Post of cra peel ASSISTANT, WHO UNDERSTANDS the. provery business, at H. & H. Brien’s, corner 8th st, and av. WANTED AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN, FOR nts! furnishing store. Apply between 13 and $ o'clock at Nood Cortlandt st, ANTED.-A SALESMAN AND eo. OR, FOR A brewery, manufacturing strictly first ales; must be one who is thoroughly acquainted with ‘he trade. alddress East Indi ia, otlice. ‘ANTED—IN A FANCY GOODS STORE, A xouna man 15 or 16 years old to assist thi make Eiunell gansta useful when not wehing commence with #6 per week; must write an excell Address Black, Herald ollice ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT NURSE, TO TAKE CHARGE, of an infant aud do chamberwork ina small family, Apply for two days iu Ciinton av., third house east of Myr av., Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE, TO agent for a country or city manufacturer in buying, selliug collecting. or outdoor basinose. generally ; hardware, or Goune furnishing preferred; good reference. \dreas Moore, Herald office. ‘ANTED—A MUSIO OLERE, FOR A STORE ABOUT who is thoroughly conversant with all the diferent deparimonts of the buniwena. “Address ain- swer, stating aalary expected, age, experience and reference, to box 1.823 Post ollice. BASRA SOR rae, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS DRUGGIST; NONE ELSE WY ,, need answer, Address 8. station Ay Spring st. Post ofice. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A rican, as clerk ina wilesale ho: reference, ‘Address G. P., Herald ofic WaAxten—ay A COMPETENT YOUNG, MAN, A situation as bookkeeper or cashier. Address Herald office, Brooklyn. a epee ALIVE MAN TO SELL LIQUOR IN oo UNG MAN, AME- an give the best =00x AND COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED.— Understat reference. nda his bua 3 Address Martin, 13 Morris F Sipatr neers (XARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAR- ried man; understands the business in all its te pranches; greenhouse, hot and cold ruit, ve Foference. "Address for two Bayes. fed Pelton ate ARDENER'S SITU ATION WANTED MARRIED; UN- are of green and cold grapery ; fs compotent to take charge of m. gontlernan's country seat a best reference. , Address, for two ‘Gaya, Je Muy Dox 109 He YARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A PRACTI- cal man, who understands the business in all its branch- e8; is competent to take charge of a gentleman's piace reference. _Addresa W. J., Herald oltice, SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GROOM, by an Englt gle, who thoroughly understands his business, in a private family. Address or ‘call at private stable, 40 West Toth se for two da, SITUATION WANTED—BY A _ SINGLE MAN AS coachman and ne oan furnish frat class city and country reference. ress D. M., box 101 Herald office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED 1 man, without incumbrances, as coach man and to make himself generally useful. Call on or address J. Mannhardt, 36 Debevoise at., Brooklyn, KE. D. 18 sober and steady. ITUATION WANTED- AS COACHMAN AND GROOM, > by a single man; understands his business thoroughly} can milk; the country preferred; good city reference, Ad- dress M. D,, box 216 Heraid oltice, ZITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN, fa coachman ; no objection to the country: two years country reference; bas also driven in the city. Apply at Washington stable, 106 Kast 27th st., for two days. HELP WANTED-MALES, mere 7 ANDAY—TWO GOOD MEN TO DRIVE | 10E v wagons. Apoly 0b 1.58096 009 Harlem, for \ these dege. RST CLASS WAITE! 2 KUHLKE & & Ware, Lane, 1,227 Broadway, corner TANTED—A LIGHT PORTE! BEST REFERENCE required. Aj between 9 and 16 A. M. to K. H. macy, I th st. and bd av. ANTED—A STOUT BOY, 16 YEARS OLD, TO ¥ work en, Hes & short distanoe in the country. Ap- ply to D saath T Howard's ¥ court, back room, nzin e ferry, Brooklyn, from 11 to 19 A. M. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, 17 OR 1 ls YEARS OF AGE, ‘and tondin, ply to'Joun P Dodge, Macomb 12 Dunne both sty ated Sa ANTEDTIN AN ARCHITEOT’S bOFVICE, A. YOUNG wrest! H. Ww ‘ANTED—A YOUTH IN A REAL EST, OF! Bray) mee quick and eaten nym? ree in the business preferred. dress box sash Post ofice, ‘ANTED—A DECENT, UNMARRIED EST. WwW to beseiton of & colutry chu hurey aud io eae (op the borne and gardau of ly af Nos 8 House, 4thav., on ‘Toursday, Ronit, ave TED—A MAN TO WORK IN ws ATED A MAN TONOBE IN 4 BUICHER SHOP. Warts baat SMART, ACTIVE BOY IN THE FURNI- ture business. Apply at 623 3d av., between S4th and PANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS the grocery business; one acquainted with the cit . M. to John Heftrick, TILL ANOTHER TELEGRAM CARTOON. A COMPLETE GROUP OF COMICALITIES, ; BUBBLES OF FASHION. ? > CARTOON REFLECTIONS ON THE FOLLIES OF THE FRIDA APRIL Waxtep-onry AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS, bookkeepers aud commercial college students to examine @ new Mi tate business. Cail and ave it. ‘For HYER, No. 1 Beekman a -A SMART, INTELLIGENT YOUNG = RLM Seer fae, ae business aud will sn imseif generally usetul. at J. hh & Co.'s, BS aud 134 Fulton Fish Market. we oie os ‘ANTED—RESPECTABLE MEN, WiH0 FEEL IN- ciined to learn cigar making; price for you to pay for learning #i0. “128 Auoraey st.,neat Kivington, toom Korb. ANTED—A SMART AMERICAN BOY, IN AN OFFICE, who can write and tigure well; busiuess, dry goods Address Industry, Herald oilice: cantile Book, fesigned to greatly facili. ale by KEMPLON & SITUATIONS WANTED—BY ENGLISH MAN, WIFE and niece; man as first class gardener, wife as cook or Iaundress, niece as chamberm: rence from last place, where they lived live years ‘ani Can be seen until Suited at 12 4th av. Inquire for J. H., ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND references to obtain subscriptions for a business of more than ordinary attractiveness and value and a monopoly. ‘Asuitable person may find in this a permanent business opening. Canvasser, box 2,777 Fost ollice. ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GROOM, D_by auingle man; understands the care of horses OM, carriages; recommendations from previous employer; coun- ty preferred. an beseaa for three days at Nos ¢ and@ 23th at., from 10 till 4, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COLORED MAN OF EX- Perlence as conchman, porter in a siore or to make Iilin- Self useful in any capacity; no objection to the country; santa reference from ‘last employer. Apply for one week at I East 40th st., rear, or at # Chambers street. ac FLORISTS.—-WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A oung man, as forist, who understands the business in ‘li ttd bradtches and can come well recommended. Address HL, box 191 Brooklyn Post oilice, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE SIN- glo man, as coachman ; Has the best city reference from Sployer’ Address J. M., box 138 Herald ollice. : ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND m, by a young Englishman, single, ina first clase fanny a ANTED—AGENTS TO SELL 10 GENTLEMEN IN oices @ new, useful article; $10 a day easily made. Apply to H. Hervert, No. 6 Ann at., second floor. ‘ANTED—AN INTELLIGEET BOY IN A WHOLE- sale dry goods house; beat reference required. Ad- dress box 5,072 New York Post oflice. ‘ANTED—A 8TRONG, ABLE BODIED MAN AS POR- ter; one acquainted’ with the manufacturing of soda water referred. Apply at Irish’s drug store, 31 Fulton st. jrookiyn, WANTED AT DK. IRISH’S, 109 FULTON AV., BROOK. lyn, an energetic young mau to make himself generally useful in aud about the drug store; good recommendations required. Call until 10 o'clock A. MM. Lor tn fortwo days. ‘ANTED—AN OFFICE BOY IN A TEA STORE. AP- ly at 43 Vescy at. ‘ANTED—A FEW MEN TO INTRODUCE A NEW AR- ticle into every town in the State; everybody will use- it. Apply ag Giuene Manufacturia, mpany, 335 Broad- way, room 38. nix years’ very vest reference’ glven as to character ity.” Gall on oF address R. 3. L., 150 West Bist st. ANTED—A COACHMAN'S SITUATION, BY A PRO- teatant ingle man; thoroughly undersiands his b ness; unexceptionable reference. Address J. S., box Ii ‘0 Herald vice. ANTEDA SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A COM- petent man of long nce and who in @ good horse- man ;unexceptlonable euy Feference as to chatacter and car pability. Address M. D., box 189 Herald oflice. ANTED-BY A STEADY, SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS used to the city and thoroughly posted on raes, @ situativn as coachman ; can produce best city refer- ence, "Apply at 876 2d av. for three days. ANTED—BY AN ENGLISHMAN, A SITUATION AS ‘coachman ; one who understands his business and can come weil recommended from his last place. Address 5. W., 182 West 20th st. ANTED—BY A MARRIED MAN (PROTESTANT, without bigeye @ situation as coachmaa an gardener ; country preferred; good reference produced. Ad- dress W. 5., bs jerald oifi ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE MAN, AS ‘coachman or groom; is willing to make himself en- box 204 Herald erally useful; good reference, Address T. Jy ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE single man, as coachman’ bas the best city reference from last piace. Address William, box 140 Herald oflice. Althe WANTED—AT ALLERTON HOUSE, 531 th av. WASTED A SMART YOUTH, WHO CAN WRITE A hand, with knowledge of accounts, Addre: HY. Station De $5 TO $10. —ACTIVE, YOUNG MEN OF 20 ZRAnS On over, with good address, can make from $3 to $5 per day, Inquire at 75 Maiden lan “GOOD PLUMBER WANTED—aT NO. 2 EAST 23D st., corner of Broadway. aise ey WANTED. W. SMITH, 641 Broadway, corner Bleecker st. GASFITTER, en ae AT 1,419 BROAD- way, near 42d at GooD Roepe Peres —TO GO A SHORT distance from tye cit} MONAB & Mg dona at. johu SOBER AND STEADY ENGINEER WANTS A SITUA- ; has all necessary papers. Address ©. W. G., 166 itwdson'® ‘sireet, New York. DVERTISEMENTS FOR ae try RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUI BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. ANTED—BY A RESPEUTABLE MAN AND WIFE, situations; the man as coachman and plain gardener; the wife for general housowork ; waes no object; Spest cliy reference, Address Coachman, box Il Herald oilice. ANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS COAGH- man, by & competent man; has first class city ref rence as to sobriety and capability; no ovjection wo the coun nd vielulty ; ood pay to 8 good man. AddreasB. | try. | Call on or add . Powers, private stable, rear of B,, bor Ii Herald 01 N58 Washiogion piace. WAXTED-A CLERK, IN, A. RESTAURANT, ON ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND Broadway. One who thoroughy ‘understands the groom, by a young man who thoroughly understands business in all its branches can apply at 634 Broadway, from | his business; best references. Address Coachman, box 191 9 tol A. M., Wednesday and Thuraday. Herald oifice, __ COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. “) GENTLEMAN SELLING OUT DESIRES A PLACE for his coachman, a very desirable servant. Address box 2,884 Post oltice, Lees BET DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 145 FULTON STREET. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS FARME! understands the care of cows and horses; good ence, Address J. E, G., box 4 Branch Herald oflice, Brooklyn. ‘A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN AND Room WANTS A single young, man eau give good elty or address M elling’s harness store, FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WISHES A SITUATION with a private family; one who thoroughly under- stands his basiness; is willing and obliging and ‘can be bighiy recommended. Call aati I engaged at COACHMAN AND GARDENER’S PLACE WANTED— By @ punctual Scotchman ; is fully competent in every resyect; has best city reference. "Adi dreas R., box 302 Herald otlice. A. SITUATION WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN AND wife.in city or country ; the man as coacuman ; perfect iy understands the care and driving of horses; the woman aa cook or laundress ; both have first class city references. Can be aeen for two days at 441 West 23:h ot, COACHMAN AND WIFE JUST D DISENGAGED — Wife as first clans seamstress; no incumbrance, Both ‘will be found trustworthy 10 either city or country. Refer- ence wiil bear the strictest investi ation. Call at or address for two days 448 6th av., near 27 QOACHMAN'S | situ ATION WANTED-BY A yy Foliable man having a thorough knowledge of Sasuceend ocean et horses, carriages, @c.; can give the beat city roference., Call on of address D:D at Stlling’s harness store, 83 Weat 20h at,, for two days. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WANTS a situation as coachman ; thoroughly understands the care and management of horaes; is asafe driver and a per- fect groom ; has beat reference from present employer. | In- poly stable, No.7 Washington aliey, near Washington A OBNTLEMAN DISPOSING OF HIS HORSES AND carriages wishes to procure a situation for bis coach- man; has been tn his employment for the Can be seen for the emainder of the week at Serves 's, 4 Bast 2d frvarion WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND m, by a German (single); understands his business ; mise ‘Dbiiging; reference. Address H. W. H., box 219 x years. is present em- COACHMAN AND WIFE WANT SITU. ATIONS. THE wife todo general honsework ; both will be highly re- commended by their last and former employers, Cail on or gadroen Coachman, 157 Ist av., between 9th and 10th ats., top lor. MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GAR. . dener; is first class in all departments; best reference from his last Address A. B., box 120 Herald oitiee. N AMERICAN PROTESTANT AND HIS WIFE WANT situations; the & coachman of as clerk or porier ina summer fe as cook oF housekeeper; good references, Gan be sven nt 1i8 6th av. up stairs, COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED_BY A PRO- festant young man where firs class references, are iskne Call Townley’s club stable, No, 5 West YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES A SITUATION as coachman; by eg ayy his business; 00d city reference, |. Gy box M3 Herald oflice. TANTED—A SITUATION a A YOUNG MAN AS groom and assistant ‘or would drive if re- quired ; is wiling to ered useful; best city rerice, Address Coanolly, Teraid ollee ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS COACH- man, by # young man. Has the best city references. Can be seen at or address 948 Broadway, in trank store. BOX f ore ry ECTABLE PARENTS, 14 YEARS OF TAILOR WANTS A SITUATION—COATS OR VESTS preferred. Address J. M., box 136 Herald oflice. PRACTICAL MACHINIST AND DRAUGHTSMAN 4s open for au engagement to superintond the design. ng, construction, erection or operation of machinery ; Jong experiance th managing meu moderate salary expected. box 109 Kagle ollice, Brooklyn. rane LAD WANTED—IN A DENTAL DEPOT STORE; must come recommended for honesty, iudustry and aj Ditéation; a boy of from 12 to 18 years o ‘age preferred ; ary $100 fo UU first year. Address, with particulars, Tho! Herald otlice. ____ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ny PARTNER WANTED—WITH 1,000, TO MAN! facture a le artie.e of unli demand and a sale for cash; profita, 20 per cent; mo mak. Address OC, MURTON, box bir) Herald e@iice. N ENERGETIC bona yee MAN, WITH GARTAL, can purchase the Interes: of a retiring par rags established varnish company. Address statin, capital, Varnish, Herald oiice. ADraatinnuRutS FOR THE HERALD ED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR: BLANC OFFICE, 145 FULTON IN STREET. AN? OLD ESTABLISHED FIRST CLASS FRENCH MIL = oF sal an presermaking on J a agay will take 0.Geste fe ideas gain on easy terms, Address Frenol Mt NY Y, RELIABLE MAN WHO HAS FROM 1,000 TO w iavorale dy te mabe uanae ais by pankoeels “ez nrg NEAR BROADWAY, ‘and low rent; will be sold cheap, C0” #montai good SoUTHNAYD & CO, 194 Broadway. A HAL? interest on tHe WHOLE OF AN BSTAB- Hished Produce and Fiour, business f " ur business for sale, in a vOry Tent low aad lo: ‘ae SOU UTHMAYD & ¢ Cons 194 ronda. FIRST CLASS, WELL. APPOINTED Pit A Gallery, with tull sets of finest quality ao full operatizc.on amb of tne best. equareson tiseaerio nese Stewart's new with a most showy entrance, ands lease of four years; will be sold low as the owner has other buat ness ; aK $1,000 cash required; or will take a partuer. Ad- dreas, with real name, Legitimate, Herald ottice, PARTNER WANTED—WITH 1,200, IN A STAPLE manufacturing business, in demand and Sold to AL houses. — Apply at Mamsburg, top floor, dn al: South Seventh street, Wil PARTNER WANTED_WITA ABOUT 34,000, IN Pr established manufacturing business; goods staple and Se bear strict investigation. dress A. Y., box 144 Herald oitice. N ‘INTEREST IN A GOOD STEADY CASH PAYING business can be had by any reliable person fora few hundred dollars, capital not’so much an object as assistant with For particulars address Mr. MILLER, box Hh otlice, immediately. (OR SALE—CONFECTIONERY AND FANCY STORE} Gordon Press, Stock, Fixtures; two Rooms to live in; Fent cheap. Apply st GRATACAP'S, 143 Grand street. ARTNER WANTED-IN A FIRST CLASS Fareed Business; best corner in Brooklyn, near City Hall; chance ‘seldom offered; busineas last Fara about $4000 cauh required. Apply to FRASER V. LE man street, New York. ARTNER RETIRING WILL SELL HIS WHOLE [i Mares iu a genteel, tucretive business for $100) cash investigntion invited; good reasona for selling. Address box 6,518 Poat oillce, | ARTNER WANTED-IN A CASH ESTABLISHED business. A party with $500 can double the amouat every throe months. ga . HOWES, No. 2 Dey street, room No. 8. ARTNER WANTED—EITHER SPECIAL OR ACT- ive, with the above capital, to engage in the whole- gale Naior business, well established; the best reference given and required. ‘Address C. &., Herald office. sain pua tO WANED Vee A CASH CAPITAL OF e in a drug trade alread) y established and urtog’ a\prant of Gree ® year. ‘Address J G. MCMEEN, cugsists” Agent, 89 Madison street, Chicago, Ill. U hea waTonal CHAIN OF FISAROIAL artisan E, B ROBERTS & CO. 18 Wall t New York. Parties with capital eokiag "legitimate, ines are ig busi e offer nothing for investment thatwecannot ourselves endorse after strict examination. The best Of city recerences upon applioatlon. Parties tares: tgating Cl Sn nrnre overing anything . ifereut from representations, are earnestly req! to re- port Recording! er) it will be erased from our books. (J offer to-di ity Manufacturing Business, eerie: pee ees also another, 0; stock brokerage usiness ,000, 8) or ectives halt interest in one of the ‘aneet sures tn the city, 98,000; tron emalting, pusinese wanes to thirty tons dally, invited to call at our $12,000 to expend in increasing capacity aut °$23 per ton, responsible contractors will give ve $66; tan: nery wants $5,000, special or active; ample security. A gen- tleman with an acquaintance al expla railway su) nten dente and contractors, iv tha eaall oop fore expenses, can ma a fortune rel taking contracts f¢ utaple article. 4 use by them, at two-thirds the poy cee are all paying. We have a val le invention on panes which we offer as a suc- echanicatiy and financially, 0 CAPITALISTS.A_RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR I veatment in an old established and profitable manuf turing businesa of forty y Jeu " standing, and weil knowa throughout the country. Owing to the retiring of partn capital is required to repiace that withdrawn; irom $101 to $150,000 required. A. B,, box 1,833 New York Post oftice. ANTED—A YOUNG PHYSICIAN OF UNDOUBTED character and means to take an tnt at in a first clase ioatiation already established. For particulars address Dr. MICHEL, 9 Madison avenue. WANTED A PARTNER, ire A SMALL AMOUNT, in atin and stove store, with plum! and gas fitting: ply at 131 Liberty street. fai as Wei ow PARTNER WITH $500, IN-A MERCAN- tile business; can make 200 per cent in three months on the money invested; no risk. J. WARNER & CO., 106 Broadway. a inn ean .CTIVE MAN OR LADY TO an interent fi ~ a Pango Tt the a with fruit garden ; to sa apply witho: from 1, wo cab. “Spe ‘immediately at 17 Fourth avenue, second tloor. ANTED—ALL WHO ARE LOOKING FOR AN HON- orable and legitimate business to call at 613 Broadway posite St. Nicholas Hotel), to examine an invention scBetantial meri, approved by the. Farmers" si tip prod 40 per cent and sale, unlimited, commence with. HOWARD TILDEN, 512 Broadw $500. —WANTED, AN ENTERPRISING PARTY, WITH 1. 8500 cash, to take an ejual interest in a medical arti ‘at once. | Full ne- 7 East §1,090.-ai.rtemarr ogy om Sa ‘and 19 Broadway, room M4, from 1040 4 o'clock. 2.000, ~—A BUSINESS MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT 4 pA may bear of rate chance by caliung at 68 elt street, room 14. —PARTNER WANTED, IN A STRICTLY $2. 500. cash business, wher 00 can be made in at street, from 10 cut HAND WANTED_FOR PEEKSKILL, N.Y. AP- ply at 85 Howard st., this day. IIRST CLASS PLUMBER WANTED.—ADDRESS BOX 482 Post office, Elizabeth, N. J. A GOOD MAN, T0 GO OUT OF TOWN, nderstands taking care of © garden, horse and Avply Tuarsday, betore 13 to H.W. obi 78 Wil ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER: THOR. ‘oughly understands the culture of fruit and flowe under glass and the yon management of ‘— iJ ince; married, family; good reference. Address ie; Herald otlice. WASTED BY A MARRIED MAN, A SITUATION AS coachman and groom; {s an excellent city driver; ua- as the best city reference. Address derstands bis business; or call on R. F., 448 6th at V ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, LATE- ly landed, a8 groom; is willing to make himself gene- Can be seen until rally usta: no objection to the country. engaged at 252 Weat 200 at i. agrEns MAN TO TAKE CARE HORSES IN A very stable in the country, about 2) miles from the Biedisar™ of W. H. Miles, 54 West 19h st, between 6th an WANTED A COACHMAN'S SITUATION, BY A RE- spectable eingle young man, 30 years of age; thorough e care and management of horses an: Hage ha the best ott and fe y¥ Ky country referen ou WB Nov6 Weat to ty private sable, ig UCTIONEER W GOOD OFPORTUNITY for a person with BLN ry connect ym 4 with anes inbitahed house as auctioneer, Address E. B. 8. & Co., box 11 Herald office. ADVERTISEMENTS £08. ait HE ECE! D IN BI iKLYN eat oi BRANCH OFFICE, Te FULTON STREET. A Goon yn ah Ran append sea — $19 seule SiFabona SRaTGE one? 2 Bi 1. STEWART & CO. WANT SEVERAL FIRST + class carpet layers. None but men of experience need apply at Broadway, 4th av., 9h and 1th ss, entrance on a RESPECTABLE YQUNG MAN FOR PHYSICIAN'S Er gatice; medical knowledge not required; $25 a werk. ran A BoY WANTED-—AT 262 GRAND sf. RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ALL BUSINESS MEN nd travelling agente Is offered now to manufacture and Sell an article which '# needed tn every household; no ma- chinery required; profte very large: gives watiafaction to every one; capital required from $100 to $800. Call or ad- dress immediately, berore you try anything else, at 37 Park row, room 30, New York. YOUNG MAN WANTED-WITH QOD, REFER. ence, for store; salary $16 per week. jassan at, oitice 12. A —WANTE, . TAYLOR'S, 281 BROADWAY, BOOK. + Kooper, clerks for stores, porters, coachman, groom, qruiter, immediate work ; satisfaction guaranteed.” ] OY WANTED-—IN AN OFFICE iT BE A RAPID MUS’ man and quick at figures and not afraid } must” rurnish beet relerence: Address X.Y. Oo Herald oil YouNG MAN (SINGLE), WANTS A SITUATION AS font aaa ae ice Rice inderstanda bi ‘ectly ; willing “ae obliging, can ore. ay ence, Address W. D., ee Herald otice A SITUATION WANTED—RY A YOUNG MARRIED man and wife, the man to work on a farm and take care Of sows nn wife te . # good, copk wrasher and 1 8. « a 230 Herald ottee, oF or ealrat Frankia ur” re BY’ WANTED IN HA, well. bh omy x Add Pon WHO WRITES Be WANTED IN A COMMISSION HOUSE; who can write Address F. M. 8., Hey Gee STOUT BOY WANTED—TO po PORTERS tune Apply between 10 and Ll A. M. at 2 or ONE hand and i# quick at figures. SITUATION WANTRD—A8 COAG preterred. Address A. A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION for bis coachman; one who thoroughly understate fusiness and is worthy of th tion” Gallon or wudress J. 8, No. 4 Wont Both at, cosonme® waee EMPLOYMENT IN A. PRI- am ope de tt ioe care, of Loyd _——. obliging: no to the eountr; ind Can rina No. © Wrest Suh ty private MAN BY AN EX- referonee; country tiny beat Mtadicn, 4 GERMAN COACHMAN & situation; good cit Le Broadway, corner I (MARRIED) WANTS ba ‘Call at of address SEXTON OF A PROTESTANT CHURCH WANTED— 5 Sty Pout other before April 80, stating terms, Church, Jersey i J BTERANS WANTRD.-APPLY FROM 10 To 12 RACH ) nt iu person or by letter, to G. FARGO, 71 Cortlandt Ts FIRST CLASS CANVASSERS AND ANY OTHER persons having advertising at their diaposal can learn of an unusually au petior opportuni id with full name, reference and xparieonony Cbatfoeatay era attics. B HAVE EMPLOYMENT FOR THREK O8 FIVE otelligent mea ua = aaivamen for 3 article cap) v . dustry ‘8 good living pony phy . Ges he) . Hbeaid phan WANTED—aT 514 WEST 27TH MME warn % 2 THE EUREKA MOWER Spe PUNCH CUTTER WANTED.—TO A GOOD pete wages and steady work will be given. Ad- Areas box 1,91 ‘Post oilice. 0 PLUMBERS.—WANTED, A GOOD PLUMBER THAT understands ; round. Apply tween Bedford 10 LITHOGRAPHERS.A PRACTICAL TRANS- forrer wants a situation in & respectable establishment. Sey uel Maddceas “Traueterrer, Herald ofice, References Tor pe good cl and ished. ‘ability can be furn! ‘ANT! Mr} CLASS CLOTHING CUTTER, AT W4iranee aa’, jand 68 Fulton at. as ANTED-A G00D JOB COMPOSITOR, TO ag jtuation an garanteed. l- areas Re bia ‘Otlee, Pa "Nowe “yur a good’ han pm <2 ENE Se eNO eR HORSE SHOER, AT P. MURRAY'S, COR- Ware wrAstchesier and wobbine avon i an oes who can work at the fire and floor. Call eariy. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTAN DS ‘dock and its branches; will re- cave a permenant situation i reference re- quired: "Apply to J: Cohen, 860 ANTED—A WOOD WORKER, OW STAGE BODIES, Wisin drom'eage Sering shee and gad apiatn palmer, at Twenty: WASTED AK EXPERIENCED UPHOLSTERER THAT ‘can cut and put up lambrequing, curtains, &c. Apply in \t. __LorD & TAYLOR, M61 t to 467 Broadway. 5 5 RAINTERS | WANTED..AT TARRYTOWN, VIA } two who can han “REED & ue ue ONT. “FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. N DOOR SERVANT.—UN FRANCAIS, AGE DE 37 tine situation; pas d'objeotion au travail; references de ville ou de campagne. Adresser H. B., bureau du Herald. 90 days, For particulars call’ at 4 Hudson S15.000.- RARE OPPORTUNITY, FOR INVEST. ». + ment.—The advertiser oifers to dispose of his one third Interest and Partnership in au established aue- cesatuland profitable business; open to all Investigation; o¢ would exchange (or real estate B. Thomas, Herald ice. _CLOTIING, Al. <M, MARKS, 9 SIXTH AVENUE, OPPosITS F Eighth street,—Ladies and fee ean receive Tull value in cash (gr their Cast O Wearing Apparel, Dia: monds, Jewelry, Carpets, Furniture, &c. you cam do is ploase to Gall at may Gatablishmgot or send us ‘&-otog the number asabove. Ladies waited upou by Mrs. Marka. True you wil be dealt with to your satiefaction and benedt. TH. MANNES, 298 SEVENTH AVENUB, ioe street, guarantee to pay 1 rico for indies’ and gente’ Cast ol Clothing, Carpets, ae, calting or madressing on ebove: “~ 0 Ti] WEST SIXTEENTH STREET—LADIES AND lemen will receive ¢ hi of Clothin, HART. hi ice for cast ig, Carpets, &c., by calling or adiceesiag' _ or Mrs. Py prasrueaee FOR THE HERALD ECKIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, 143 FULTON STREET. TTENTION.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN O8- tain the highest price for their cast off Clothiag, ie re a Risa’ sav Pedding, & Cy ee oan on or addressing 1. Al He rot YALUE PAID IN CASH FOR Caste + off Clothing, C: Furniture, by calling on ot ad- dressing Mr or Mrs EDWARD MILLER, 196 Seventh. w tue, near Nia near Nineteenths: reet. A TTENTION.THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING (yee ay 9 e_~ highest cash price will be be, pala 4 Wearing Apparel, Furalture, ‘iatno: and gentiemen having any to dispose of can SS ee Freastag Hose BERG, 15 seventh urease, sssoad so i , enth avenue, secon how “fwentp-rourth sireet. Ladies attended by Mrs. Bosen T %5 SEVENTH AVENUE ge are GEN- it Gothing, ire cary recelve i best a a worth wanted; ‘waital pout Adar row Mtr or Mrs re THOMAS LOMAS WHITE, At calling at or addressi: by Mem. Naieo. ‘Lb LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ( CAN RECS! full value for their cast off Clothti ren es, Furaltures fea, by calling om or wddressiug M. CO! Seventh av. T 4) SBVESTH AVENUB—MR. NATHAN Pays the highest prices for Clothing, Carpets, Fursiture, b; the above number, Ladies atten N DEMANDE—UNE FRANCAISE QUI SAIT BIEN coudre, pour soigner des jounes demotselies. S’adresser avant midi au P30 bme av., avec des renseignemets. vied DEMANDE—UNE BONNE FRANCAISE POUR O* doa enfants et coudre. S’adresser au 85 Sine av., O*,DE™ ANDE pour soigner le S'adresser avant it mid! N DEMANDE—UNE FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRAN. O caise connaissant parfaitement son service, . S’adresser a1 49 (Ouest) Rime rue, ae 10 «3 heures, JNE FILLE FRANCAISE, MUNIE D'EXCELLENTRS URocmmandations, desirerait entrer au service dune tamilte qui partirait pour voyager en Europe, S’adresser aa 27 (eat) Hime rue, pres d' Union square, +N JEUNE HOMME DE LA SUISSE FRANCAISE, U muni de bonnes references, et connaigeant a fond le ser- vice de mataon, desire une place dans une famille pour vova fer de preferénce. Adresser Henri, au 68 Grand st., au pre- mier etage. B FRANCAISE grands enfants; sachant b au 25 (est) 22me rue. (PROTESTANTE), bien coudre. VELOC PEDES. ‘A NEW AND ELEGANT SILVER PLATED Pom sae manufactured by Messrs, Pickering & Davis. Wil be sold cheap. Inquireot K. J. GODWIN, 16 Exchange place. DVERTISEMENTS TOR THE HERALD RE DIN BROOKLYN AT OUR. BRANCH NOFRICK, M5 FULTON STREBT. Tid) THIRD AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ZL receive the highost prices for Cast OF Gotbing Fural~ ture, Carpets, &c., og calling on of addressing $. MIS: die ‘attended to by Siw Mish, xs THE NEw Stone, se 41 SIXTH. AVENUE, NEAR Foriy-sixth etreet. \ an the full value for ladies’ and caheaey's cast of Clothings Carpets, de., by calling or addressing. ‘Ladies attended to by re. FI T 43 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY-THIRD AN stroet, ladies and gentlemen can receive the highest onale jee for their ‘OF Clothing, Carpets and Furniture. ease try us and satiety yoursgives. Cail on of addrase F. HARRIS. Ladies attondod by Mrs, WAR T H. ROSENTHALIS, 47 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR AT teen ie oh ae Anaaeaea on can obtain the highest value ( hare niture, bg calling 06 OF addressing. Ladiev at, tended by Mrs. Ro bers eebal, Re AT SSBROADWAY, NBAR THIRTEENTH STRIET.— eas Ea pare the price peed w oe AY Amonds aod Pe ene ren by Stra Caaoarg sj ATTENTION. —MR. RAND MRS. Hi HARRVS, OF 190 ir ig Saige a raven, ‘urnit mer, &c., by calling between Twenty-firstand ‘Tonty-second crete (TS, MANDEL GUARANTEES TO 7; ease Vo-oail of sond'& nove tone seat tt Gant rh OF send 8 00 Nihon man Twenty-sinth and Twenty-serenth sacra eT ROPOLITAN VELOCIPRDE ACADEMY, 20 AND Mareen! street, open day ‘and evening ; riding 600. per hour: coolest and largest balla ta the ELOCIPEDE. THREE aS aati RovRt, Ri fil, best in market the ee AUTI- ii be sonnet +. WF fouaor, 95 Liberty street, room 18. y PEDE SPOKES AND WHEELS M. URAC V moet ha (4h thtown Steam (in Be ee Raa" T 20 SEVENTH AVENUE—M. ABRAHAMS WILL A eS eens, for dies’ ‘Geopu biteconan can Sew wee pron deomana te tele jeeman wu Cat at cs, Abrahams, ENTLEMEN HAVING AN Nes Attended to by Meg, f CAST OFF CLOTHIN 0 f en fi JAMS RinKPAT NOR H. HART, 877 SEV! 1 aa cola ag the highest prieg oy men's cast-of Ciothing. /,ddress oF call at the