The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1869, Page 11

ee NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1869.,—TRIPLE SHEET. ses Se maiiuin renee ccs “PIT! Plat! Poaf!?=—Opern Bonffe—Restora- tion of Pinft%, Lager—Hew it was Done aud Why—More Selzures—A German Sent to the House of, Correction for Selling Lager. {From the Boston Post, pw gb The second grand sensation on was experienced Satur wierngony and in alt essential points it was so ded success, The = was known a few citement Was in a Major gone Jonés? aoputies had seized the well known days since that rer {rom ftessrs. on Franklin @ large stock ae i cota ah mene ot the ‘treet, and our German friends, a: Sell as our nave born prey who indulge in that harm- less compound, became much exercised thereat. For afew du “our beer saloons Were as dry as a vaitog on bird’s nest, and there was weeping and rai and gnashing of falk thrown in, The pow t be saw the com- ing Leyte eet began to iD took about to see how they Pipe teh avert the disaster to which they were roshing. Presently it was given out, how we lane never been able to find out, that hi might be induiged in, and our Teutonic fri were once more content, RETURN OF THE LAGER. pg were not prepared for the announce- ment that Major Jones te te orders for the re- turnof the lager seize sa ert 8, and the news fell upon the town “ike ‘@ peal of thunder from a clear sky. No Bove | has created sueh excitement for years. It was the forte of conversation in the streets, the hotels, cars, and more especially in the saloons ‘vere lager is the princi- pal commodity, People in scoves rushed to Franklin strect to see if it Was realy so, and when they beheid the big wagons of the firm unloading barrel after barrel direct from the Commonwealth's vaults they became convinced of its truth. Others, pro- hibitionists and members of the Alhance, made all speed to Major Jones’ headquarters to find out what itall meant. They saw the Chief Constable seated at his desk, a copy of the Post near by, and asked if it was true that he was restoring seized liquors—for the law says lager 19 tmtoxicating liquor—and he simply but DOE informed them that the report was correct. For be it Known that Major Jones, &. C., is always polive, whether mterviewed by ram- rods or liberals. They were amazed—it was some- thing the probability of which had never entered their minds, and they asked the simple question, “Why?? But the Major vouchsafed no answer, and departed with the firm belief that now, if never before, things are very much “mixed,” We concur, In fact, almost everybody concurs. WHY I? WAS BONE. Although the State Constable was very reticent, as usual, in giving information, the reasons for the restoration of the lager gradualiy leaked out. The Messrs. Pfam, however, were not backward tn giving their statement in regard to the case, which 18 That when the seizure was made the matier was imimedi- ately put in the hands of Mr. Augustus Russ, their attorney, with a view of Ae it before the courts, They give a3 their reasons for this that the liquor was brewed prior to the 14th of April last; that it was stamped with the United States stamps as required by law, and that a portion of 1t had heen sold to go out oF the 3 State, entire seizure, they clalm, was illegal. Quite a large amount, it will be remembered, Was confiscated (seventy-six barrels of Various sizes and avout 100 dozen bottles), aud be- fore the matter could be brought before the law courts the whole would perish. This lavter roy of the case, no doubt, hastened matters very much. doubtless Major Jones is averse to having the ‘dom. monweaith’s vaults filled with sour iawer, and ne- gotations were at once entered upen, with the re- sult already stated, the firm agreeing that if the law should decide the seizure Jegal a similhy amount of fresh brewed lager should be handed over to tie State Constable. WHAT THE RESULT WILL BE of course no one can tell. The matter is now with the courts; but it appears to be a pap Y weil set- vied fact that lager as a pi wt for the present. at least, sate, and can be dr y all those who have the necessary five cent apold (fs invest in its purchase, All through the afternoon and evening tie saloons were filled with customers. The inci- dents of the day were recited, discussed and com- inented upon, and a large egaanaly of lager was put away beyond the possibility of seizure. On one point all agreed, and W'that was that the ceputies in Making te seizure had “siopped over’ and that ws Chief had retreated from @ bad position m good order, THE RECORD. ‘That this view of the case was the correct one the following clearly shows:—Upon the records of the S'ate Constable, opposite the seizure made from Messrs, H, & J. Pad, the following words are writ- ten in red in) “This seizure was abandoned July 17 on the authority of @ written opinion from the Atiorney General.” MORE SEIZURES. The force during Saturday was not particularly aetve, and the day, on the whole, was much the same as the few preceding ones. -Deputy Gilman seized about twenty gaitons of ale and liquors from P.S. Witherell, Jr., Nos. 104 and 106 East Dover t, and on pete rg of Mary McHugh, No. 26 treet, aud Demis Donahoe, at No, 24 Plea- sant street, swall quantities were taken. Later in the day a posse made a‘raid on Ellen Desmond's house, No. 144-Purchase street, where they contis- cated two gallons of whiskey and thirty gallons of ale; they also took two gailons of ale from D. 'P. Wren, No. 9¥Parchase street, and that was van the ex- tent of the day’s work. A GERMAN SENT TO THRE HOUSE OF Cems oat in the Superior Court at Hast Cambridy Saiurday, Judge Pitman (jate President the Senate), £, OE named Nicola sentence a charge “Tiquor since Mm ‘artington,, committed be‘ore the preseut Ww tt Cag tnd effect, and con- fisted of Nhs wife's 8 lager beer to a few Ger- «ans in the vicinity, the oficer stated that he did pot think the man understood Che law fully, and that any person was to blame it was his wile. ‘The Judge thought it was a case which did not call Jor clemency, and he inposed the extreme sentence ofa fine of fifty dollars and three months m the House of Correction, and the man was taken from the court to prison, Faltorinl Comments of the Post. ‘The Post comments editorially as toliows upon the above:— The climax of absurdity in the political mantpula- tion of the Pronibuory law was reached on Satur- duy. Major Jones restored to Mr. Piatt the pro- a@igzious quantity of lager beer that was siezed a short ume since with such affectation of the pee or the law that me event was rendered almost Iie torical. Teain after team deposited tie liquid in the vaults from whence it was taken, while 9 delighted crowd expressed the utmost satisfaction by vie' cheering and drinking beer as fast as the actendal could dispense it, if this is not the climax of ab- surdity what can possibiy be? The Cle by which it is sald ego) Jones restores this beer, viz., that it might spoil before a legal decision could be rendered upon its seizure, is worthy & great legal mind, It 38 about a8 neat a “nedge’’ as was ever practised, and shows that the conference at tie State House, ‘and the trepidation concerning the political favare, have resuitea fn a determination to gave the German vote at all hazards, and to aliow a gross Violation of written law by permitting the sule of @ specifically prohibited article of trade, The lager drinkers, of course, are in ecstacies, and astute poli#cians chuckle at the shallow rase Which they hope will save them from the condemnation they have been dreading at the ballot box. But, we repeat, if the Germans and others are foolish enough to be hoodwinked by so Mtmay an attenrpt to conciliate theif good will, they are changed to a marvellous degree. If such shutting hypocrisy, such ross favoritism, such perversion and viola fon of he letter of the statute are not rebuked by the community, the jaws of the State are written in water, and the digniy and self-respect of Massa- chusetts have been frittered away by a few polit cians, who, dreading the effect of their blunders in Jegisiation, tts ond and bigotry, are now seeks tng shelver fh sponeibill'y by the most auda+ cious nullitig on ol fécor CHINESE AMUSEMENTS IN SAN FRANGISCO. Dreadim! Cutting Affray—A Chinaman Stadbed in Six PintesAttempt to Behend Him. {From the San Francisco Herald, July 9,) Last evening @ ferocious onslaught was mide on a Chinaman, At Thain, b; Abe tu hall dozen of his counter ot dae oksoi ‘eel. ab Thiam had béen i the Glove Hotel, a Chinese lodging louse, and when fe had reached the door, comme out, he was set nypon, knocked down an stabbed by a party of Chinamen who had been waite ing for him. When he was lying on the sidewalk one of bes butchers caught hoid of tits hatr, lift up his head to @ convenient distance fom He ground, and struck bim twice on the Vaid of the head, near the meck, with a heav: knife about fifteen tnelies Tong, “w Ne others Vg their knives into — several parts of his body, and struck tim with clubs, This vo the expert assassins was only the work ofa sainute, for before the inhuman Phain et held A Thiaw’s head in his hand had tine ect What seemed to be his parpose—cubting pi his vietin’s head—two oMeers, standing at the other side of the street, rushed to arrest them, The assassins imme. «lately scattered and ran in different directions, and the ofilcers, satisfied they could not catch all’ fiat partook in the brutal attack, chose those Aes they saw use the Knives One of these men, An Ltn, ran up Jackson street, ani as he i et ners e threw in shop on the way, iY by ® Chinamhn, the large knife which he Pyanterdae purpose; but before he had rong halfa block he was captured by Woodrait others were tured by officers Anderson and Schimp. ‘th the meantime the victim of their — cowardiy lay on tha side- walk in @ pool of blood, and was fast grow: weaker, one were sent for and a We cured, In Which he was brought ¥ fs ite ont where hie wound Is hip od Moy by = urphy, eu ad are deep, and run from the midd of his poll to his left ear. Pte ts also stabbed et shoulder and in the nip ‘The direct cause of this pen op attack Is not kKuown, a ery money is ¥ Kak, bottom of it. It 18 believed tha Norrewed’ money from one ot ‘the hich he either refused or was unable to these assaesius were wos to murder nim, when ny make 8, Rey ane ‘© are informed that wi Money from one of the cor Sompantes Peete Mn Pipes of the e wpany antl he reftiees to got wi j le ith this ie mone, ree his fate to regard ey te Macesiecs “and order $y carry out the dearen ed, one oupety the serygnd not a litte hard | | no charge had been 104 eee Seaces aur elusively that os are the ree ccwilfzatton.: “tae 4 or, etone cntoree te victim’s wounds pad, best dressed, the presi+ made his appearance ice and offere: bonds, Ww! iy had Fie ho been proposed before a Patios, of se oeene ke the release of Ah Yee and Os Wo alleged assassins, Conside! dat the'stapbing took place at a quarter fo el o'clock and that the bonds had been obtained and m the wte omice st ohen?. half-past eight o'clock, fhe cneray displayed. by th “8 to the assistance of a brace of would-be murderers 13 laudable, no doubt, It left the impression on the minds of many, however, that the act was premedt- tated and concocted, and that in anticipation of the arrest of the men everyihing had been prepared to secere their release. five the bonds to Captain Dor ¢ releuse of the men. ‘II however, eaves, fies aly refnsed, on the ground that against them, and that the pe td who examined and dressed the wounds of man was unabie to say that he would ‘The demand was again made, and as firmly re- Chief Crowley was then appealed Lo, but tae President met there the same reply. A PRETENDED CU CUBAN PATRIOT IN. SARATOGA, He is Detected in a Thieving Operation. {From the Troy Daily W) July 19) Charles Russ, who sported al Saratoga re- cently, pretending to be a returned Cuban volunteer, ¢ame to grief on Friday last. i ‘Thursday he called at the store pf Mr. C, R. Brow: sing to desire to purchase a gold chain, wile Mr. Brown’s atten- tion was attracted by another castomer he managed to secrete a fine gold chain, valued at $100, in lus coat sleeve, and soon a promising, to call Mr, Brown missed the chai lately and sent a ¢lerk in pursuit of him, wnat Droug mn Mr. Mtr euss back In ahurry, When charged with the theft he veers a gt surprise, and denied it strongly, but My. rown was linperative, and Russ soon caved in and let the chain trop trom his sleeve. He pleaded earnestly for merey, prof&ssing to have respectabie cn, and said it was his first offence, &c. Mr, rown sent for an officer, who arrested the thief. At the examination the above facts were proved. Justice Barrett was at first inclined to let him oit on $500 hall; but after he had been sworn and per- ees himself the bail was raised to $1,000. EX- ‘olice Justice Searing, who was in court during the examination, recognized Russ as having been com- mitted to jail for a lareeny or burglary in the sum- mer of 1365, and belteves him to be one cA those who broke jail when Thomas escaped in it year. ire fused. _ SITUATIONS WANTED—PEMALE Cooke, we, 14. EAST UT S74 COMPETENT, WOMAN | AS cook in a private family; best city reference. “Call at her present employer's, EST 9TH ST.—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN AS ‘ook and to aselat fo washing and froning; can give the best city reference. Can be seen for two days. WEST STH Line RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- man as good ; Would: assist with washing and droning, rel ference can be given, of would do chamberwerk ‘and’ de washing; WEST IITH 8T., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE PRo- froning. Best city testant girl as plain cook and to assist in washing and 9 STANTON ST,—AS FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK ferences. $n a hotel, restaurant or first class boarding house, 7TH AY., BETWEEN 16TH AND 1TH Sts, SE- cond flodr.-A first cltss cook; thoroughly under- ‘ands cooking of ail kinds of soups, meats and desserts, and js a good baker of bread and biscull; reference given, ' Call GIRL AS OAM. take care of ch! EAST 32D ST., THIRD FLOOR,—A YOUNG GIRL as chambermatd and waitress; is willing and oblige understands her business; has best city reference, 7TH §T,, SECOND FLOOR..-A YOUNG GIRL as chambermaid and fine washer or to wait on EAST STH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, WILLING and obliging, to ‘do up stairs work and waiting and City reference. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Chambermaids, dc. 35 to do chamberwork and assist in' washing and iroving: Can be seen for two days. TL Wotitana tabecure of HENRY ST.—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL TO day morta from 6 till 1v 9 HENRY STA RESPROTABLE GIRL AS CHAM: wattress. Can her present employer's, 108 % AV.-« RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL AS ‘objection to go ashort distance in the country, REAR.—A NEAT, COMPETENT 1116 YARICK st—A Youna aren to pO CHAM. berwork and’ to assist with the washing, or to do city reference, J27 WES! wri sr—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Good city references, \4 WEST 28TH 8T.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER- 0 a short distance in the eouintry, | WEST 19TH ST., BETWREN 6TH AND 7TH maid and waitress, or as chambermaid and to assist in the washing and ironing; best elty reference from her last place. 14.4. WESTg7TH sta yours dermaid and waitress, or w dren, 149) pitas otambermaia gd waitress; good reference from her ant plac 200 Romac er chstabermesd and to neaist wits the washing and ironing, or would do general honsework for a city reference, D203 WESE 2 ‘TH ST. NEAR 7TH AV., FIRST FLOOR, room.—An Amertean girl, 16 years of age, 19 Wages, #8; city referen o1e 216 220. WEST STH St—X YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM: bermatd and waitress, or to do chamber work and fake care of children; KING 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN, LATELY LANDED, ARLEN S14 YOUNG GIRL TO DO CHAMBER- children, 9 stairs work and pial sewing, Call on Titirs- bermatd and seen for two days at chambermaid and waitress ; renee; NO 109 ¥ WAST 15TH St. rl as aid and sistant waitros kitchen work, wash and fron in a small private family; best woman as chambermaid and laundress or waitress. mad and waitress; efly reference; no objections to 1. PF ave.,in the rear.—A respectable girl as chamber- Call for two days. _ Good city raference. ing WEST 4STH STA RESPROTARLE YOUNG table. EAST 21ST ST., CORNER @D AV.—A YOUNG snail private family’s no objection to go in the country; best do ‘shar BeOe and assist in waiting; city or country; Assist with washing. the best of reference given; call or address, QO_, west ari sr. — ‘OUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER. maid ant waitress; best city reference can be kiven, Call for two days. STANTON 225; Sint i6. year A YOUNG GIRL, BETWEEN 15 as chambermafd and waitress in a small private family; or would take care of children and do ain Kewrine: good city reference from ler last place. Call Between the hours of Wand 4 for two days, D4] WEST RD ST, ROOM NO. 6, REAR BUTLDING.— ‘A young girl’ to do up stairs work or light house- Work; ia 8 years of age, Call for two days. 4 WEST 2D ST., REAR BUILDING, ROOM NO. 6.— A young girl to’ do up. stairs work, or to do ght honsework in a private family; is 16 years of age. Good reference. 24 WEST 87TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTEST. wut girl as chambermatd and to assist in washing and "ea good city reference; no objection to the coun- for two dayse 115 WEST 15TH S?., JR args lek red RESPECTA- ble girl as ‘order cook in a hotel or restaurant; no M ction fog 14 fpoant distance in the country; best city or address, fear hs db tL. horn dll ae VO 126 EAST 4TH 8T., BASEMENT.—A PROFESSED German cook ina gentleman's family; understands French, German and American cooking; good reference, 127 WEST STH STA COMPETENT PERSON Ag cook ; understands her business; te brend and ‘ecu; would like v) go in the esuntey w private famil rat olase boarding house}, 4ood rolerenca: i Fe. qair WEST 4TH ST.-TWO SISTERS; ONE AS GOOD 16 ogee m7 cook, ule iter at par a to Ce with tie washing; would like to go togetie Family ; are willing and obliging. caine ereabien 20 EAST 86TH ST.—A TEESPEGTARLE YOUNG woman; is a good cook and a first class washer and rover; good city rei frene; ‘no objection to the country, 203 WEST 27TH ST., NEAR Laer gehts FIRST FLOOR, back room.—As gi washer and ironer, Or as laundress, in a amail f ‘city. reference. VARI WEST 16TH Aon HELE ITH _AV.—A RESPECTA- ble girl as good isa good baker of bread; ex cellent waster and‘roner. Call fortwo daye. 296 7 1TH le bi R 23D ST., FIRST FLOOR. Frat clas soot, Protertant swhderstandeal kinds of este, pastry and desserts; no objection to a boarding house or club house; is an excellent baker; city reference. ISTH Sf, BETWEEN 7TH AND STH AVS.—A8 nghly ‘understands her business; is ia preparea to yo with employer when’ en- 7TH AV, BETWEEN 23D AND 4TH STS,—A able woman as first class cook; lng no ob jection ton Doantm; j 49 perfoctly neat with Kitchen ; r Kitchen j hes un ‘city reference, ni 239 WEST 27TH ST.—A WOMAN AS GOOD Cot f..13 who thoroughly nnderstan ds her Dartiear end ie ; beat reference. Can be scen for two days. oat WEST 2TH ST.--A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS fan excellent cook in private family; in willing to do oe aaa required; no objections to the country; BOTA ST., hag Lud ee THIRD FLOOR.—A Welsh woman Jaan Cook ; no objections to taking a first class boarding ie in the country ; is an ex- cellent baker ; good references, 243 West, 2TH St, BETWEEN 7Til AND sTit ©) ava. —A respectable woman at good baker and su- perior laundress, Can come well recommended, Q54. WHT RTH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN JE as plam cook, Washer and fronér. WEST ISTH ST.—A YOUNG ENGLISH PRO- GOO _tostant woman as first clare cook ; excellent baker. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS COOK O7R Wit AY. or to do general housework in an American family; PAM ovence. 309 ITH AV IN THE REAR—AS FIRST. CLASS cook; understands all Kinds of fainily cooking; has seven years’ cliy reference; would go In the count 31; try. Call for two days. DA] WEST UTM st, FIRST FLOOR —A8 CHAMBER. maid and laundresa; understands al kinds of flut- ing; good city reference. Call for two days. Q4Q MEST, HTH st. BETWREN ITH AND STH 4 ays.—A respectante young girtas chambermaid and waitress, or chambermaid and to do plain sewing or assist in md washing and toning: good city reference, Cull for s YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER- j best city reference. 269 west iis Sf, CORNER &fM AY. ing English girl in small private fom os Shambernaid, waitress oF nurse, oF In ali capacity whe she could make herself useful; references given, Cal dress, O66 TE AY BETWEEN 6TH AND 2¢TH STS—A respectable le gitl as chambermaid and to assist with — the washing and ironing. 30 qTH AV., IN THE REAR.— A SCOTCH GIRL AS J frst class chambermaid and waitress; can give sat- isfactory reference. A or ad- 314. WEST {8TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl as chambermatd and waitress, or to take care of achftd. Call at her late employer's. (@ EAST 38TH STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. | bermaid and wattvess, or to assist with washing; is wiliing md obliging Dest olty reference, 2TH STA RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT | an gitlto do chamberwork and plain sewing or to ind growing children; no objection to go to the country or travel with a family to Europe; hus good city references. NEAR SIST ST, SECOND FLOOR, —A young girl as chambermatd and waitress or to do general housework {n a private family; ref- erence from last place, \Q 8D AV.. IN THE SHOR STORE.—A RESPECTA- 428 ble young girl, lately landed, to do chamberwork or take caro of children. ‘Call for two days. 443 WEST 441TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant young woman as chambermaid or to do general Nowewyork in a amall family; good city reverence. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. Il _HELP_ WANTED—FEMALES. ANTED—A PLAIN COOK AND GIRL FOR GENE- ral houwework. Apply at é POR, _ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Nurses, d&c. fe past A IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, pai OTH AV, THIRD FLOOR.—A TRUSTWOR- * compensation not #o cet American Woran az nurse; thoroughly under. ANTE) much ofa ies i'n tomfgriahie ome Arad Sean: | sam tke in ovey ropect ayia need of w mate Devel dun Ina ‘Gutta familar; good y Herald Branch office, Brookiya, call. home, . Wagee flow sbdeae Appiy at 22 Rul ANTED—A GOOD COOK AND A CHAMBER SER- vant, who are clean and honest, Apply at $01 East 57th <A,RESPRCTABLE YOUNG MARRIED baby to wet nur, having lost er $08 TAT AY. 90 ‘work or waitin, 127 eames to do general housework KING STREET, IN THE BASEMENT.—TWO RE- apectable German girls to do housework, chamber- WEST B0TH S¥.—A YOUNG GIRL, LATELY small family. .-A GIRL | Own. Inquire t Yor stra Mi ., near 2d av, HUDSON ST, BETWEEN 13TH AND GANSE- WAxzzD-10_ Go Go come rae COUN’ DAY, 662 voor -A A yout girl as aurse or chambermalia; bas strong, eee te es aber 4 good city. froner, ae bowl oiling ‘nd ob obliging. ‘Apply at Py Fulton YOUNG LADY WANTS A S1PUATION—ANYWHERE ‘out of the city, in an Am-rican family, to a tend to ® couple of children; peaks French ad English. “Address Ly M., box 230 Herald ullice. Good reference, from I WASTED-AIN A LARGE FAMILY, IN THE INTERIOR of thia State, a good tempered, intelligent woman, ab'e and will ea to do (general farmhousb work, including Butkor making, Ad three days Farmer, box 210 Herald olive 14 Teference, No objection to the country. BANK 81.-A RESPROTANLE GIRL TO Do general housework im a smali private family; best Laundresses. &e. SPERING ST., IN THE REAR, FIRST FLOOR.—AS laundreag ; no objection to go a'short distance in the Be \ TANTED—A OH GIRL, ORPHAN PREFERRED, , to assist in housework o- tween 12 and 16 years of small fainfty ; mast be intel fyent, willing and ay 4 i 0 ore 1 be received upon an equal footing, and, ff mutual) 15 WEST 77H ST, BETWEEN era sanp orm | oO? rca plea aod, ‘udopted.ax one of the fanully. “Address J Ae ? OE ave, in the rear.—A respectable young girl to do AY. (NEW NUMBE®), ONE DOOR FROM 1TH | 50% 178 Herald ottce. general housework in a mail private family; is a Sook, washer and froner; best city referenecs. Call for two 3D 74 4% t.—A respectable woman desires to take gentlemen's oF famiies? wanhing w her own home, or it preferable would Ko to their houses, Best city reference. 4 plain COACHMEN AND _GARDENERS, TR] EEPLow sta RE lately landéd, private family; is a ko Gooking. Apply (or tw 21 10TH A basement for & small family orto do chamberwork. OTABLE YOUNG GIRT, do general housework in a mall | washer and ironer; can do piaia RETWEEN %D AND TIT STS, IN ‘A Protestant woman to do housework beens AND WIFE WANT SITUATIONS; THE MAN man, the wife as cook or laundress, Address Q3 west HOUSTON 8T., ENTRANCE LAURENS ST.— A young woman who Woes gentlemen's washing would like more custom ; 132 Avs, SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM—A ‘especlable womatt wishos to go out by the day; Ie @ first clase Tsundrese: Dest elty references h TM. “De South Orange, N. J, Jy Post offee, YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION TO GO Te 44 the country to work on a farm; can milk, drive ang make himself useful. 34 Jaekson at YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COAQH: FAST STH 8T., WETW 2b foor, Good reference from last place. 212 229 present piace. 2D A hausey ork th a private family, Call for two days. GIRL TO DO 4TH ST.-A YOUNG Pe 2D AND 8D Avs. A young girt_ to do ceneral housework in ‘A YOUNG WOMAN 10 DO GENERAL Can be seen at housework ; i# @ good washer and ironer ; city refer- R.—FIRST CLASS ing, futing and polishing done. 7TH AY., BETWEEN %D AND STH S?8,~A respectaile woman to do the washing of a small ) 10 elty or country; best city reference, Call at 1f 228 family or two or three ladies or gentlemen, Call on or ad- YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS conge. man, with good el'y refei West Isth st, for three day SINGLE MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS GARDENING dress Mrs. Me, BT AV., R MTH ST.-A RESPECTABLE )Q ¥ N and grapery, wishes a situation as coachman ; beat eit west | DO Proteitacocnee tees as washing bp the day; | yoference. Call vu or udaress for two dayty No~ 80 Fran. 18 first clags laandr ho objection to house cleaning or | fort st. washing by the day. 8D ST,, BETW 31 washing and ironing. 32 EAST sist A tidy, res) sanall fami 18 wiling 334 | table girl to do and obliging ; irl late fant landed to do young ivate N 1ST AND 2D AVS, IN THE rear. ‘a, ammall family to Wo general housework, BETWEEN IST AND 2D AVS.— o genioral housework I Patholie family, RAST 59TH ST., BETWEEN IST AND 2D COACHMAN'S SITU ATTO: WANTED— BY A SIN: rience; hus best at C, ene WEST SIST ST.—A RESPECTABLE German girl who can wath and cook good. QOG PAST MTH St. FIRST FLOOR.—A COMPETENT . ) person to do washing ancironing at her residence ; is nsed to doing up gentiemen’s clothing ; is reasonable tn her prices. 32 YOUNG A SITUATION WANTED-BY A SINGLE MAN, as 4A. coachman and gardensr; is competent in both branches ; Willing to be useful; cap milk, Address M. C., box 200 Her- — ald office, EAST NTH S?.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN = todo ladies’ and gentlemen's washing at her own sa first rate band, Call or address as above, in the SITUATION WANTED—BY tant man, as coachian and f AN ACTIVE PROTES- ; understands walt pte RENEE AC rear. u 0" > BAST WTH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FROD “ hari atu wig to ie county. Apwy apectable neral housework in @ small 236 ge ni SITUATION WANTED ND DRIVER re — nds single man of jong exper! jantry * 425° 25 bole ITH ST. A YOUNG GIRL TO DO | last piace. ian Die sae understands the care ani 8, AA] WES? 40 St.—A RESPROTABLE 44 given. do housework in a sinall family ; best city reference carriages; willing and obliging; tnexcepticnable references, Address J., box 20 Herald otliee, ECTABLE MAN DESIRES A SITUATION Ad panies’ beat er and thorongh groom ; is 8TH ST., BETWE, Protestant woman IRL TO 366 on 1 get ing, or bouse cleaning by the day or week ; present employers, Can be seen for two 3D AV., BET 751 floor, back room.—A yc work, or chamberwork and as beat city reference. Call for tw: 46TH AND 47TH ST ing girl to do gene fin waabing and troning and industrious. Can bring’ best recommendationa fram tase employer, where be has lived nine years ply at Cogswell’s stables, corner of Sid st, arid Lexing WANTS A SITUATION AS PIRSG ‘Ap- ton av. 754 2D AV,, BETWEEN 41ST AND aD § STS, 0 housework for asmail American family; one year’s rete baker's store,—A neat and tidy girl from her last place. 4 EAST 15TH ST., ROOM 12.4 RESPECTABLE 408 woman woutd go out by the day to do wasting or ning offices, 4) 16TH ST, BETWEEN 1S? A respoctabie woman wishes to d “men’s washing at home; Is capable of do washing, fiuting, &c. thoroughly understands his business 1 thouse and greenhouse plau can force grapes, peaghes an is not afraid of work; no objection to can milk; references first class, Ad- dies? oF gentle: all sorts of fine IN THE lo i den and vegetables ; succession : 95 ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ( to do general honsewo ‘Bth wt, between Let and 2d ay avenue. 5: iiwten of antavalid; ing Women RL, Housekeepers, &c. per in» private fami) years’ reference, oan for three days. IST _AV., BETWEEN SD AND 52D STS. front.—A respectable young gitl, lately ar- rived trom the Old I Country, to do general housework, A SITUATION od reference, Second brick house trom 2d ELIZABETH ST.-AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS or wonld take cai Addreas Miss J., Work LHS, Herald oilie RAST ISTH 87, room Ni BETWEEN IST AY. AND AV. —A respectable German woman home. Her husband, a young, 7. Wishes washing at her_own Wwiling man, also wishes a situation im a store as porter oF waiter, oF in any other business, THIRD \OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPE- J tent single man; six years’ city reference from last piace. Call on W, at SOth st., private stable, or ad- dress box 124 Herald oi apply in | 4 QQ BAST MTH ST., ROOM NO. 9, THIRD FLOOR, back room.—A respectable woman to do washing and eoning at her own rooms it a very good laundresa, and does Guiting sor would go out by the da; 434. RAST 6TH st, BETWEEN IST AV. AND, Av. A.—A competent’ laundress wants genilemen's oF aes washing at her own residence, or would £0 out by the day; French fluting neatly done, Call for one week or apply in the milinery store. man of and carriages horoughly ; jo obliging; beat elty references. 6 oe JOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENG: lishman of long exp ; understands the care of ses, carriages; thoronghly good, careful driver; sober ant ST.—-AS HOUSEK 48 pve tpt eral years’ experience In that capacity. keeper. OL spectadility and reference, of fortune, as how PER BY AN fean woman, in a hotel preferred ; has had sev- Address Hout 5] GREENWICH AV.—A LADY OF UNDOUBTED RE- having met with a reverse keeper in A gentleman's or widower's sk no menial servicea, Call on or addresa for one week. bi obliging; best clly reference, Address ©. box 204 Heral Waitresses, &c. 1G8 STH AY, BETWEEN ISTH AND J97Tll sts.—a YO respectailie girl ax wnitress or chatubermaid and aeamstress, Cull for two days. ) TAKE CNA OF GAR» single man, Apply at Union Ferite 313 WEST ATH sr. BETWI YARDENER.—A YOUNG HES AN v8. Two young iris: one as w F engagement as gardener understanda kit Bermaid and todo sewins; the other aschambermnld or todo | busine in all iis branches general housework FAST 2p 6 ebange; ST.-A LADY, FULLY COMPETENT to tike the entire charge Of a gentleman's house, de- sires such a position in a private feraily; references ex- Can |e seen fortwo days. —— , OF LONG AND PRACTICAL wants a aitiation to lay ow fruit, vegetable and ed Warehouse, 41 Park row. Girne eilicdeut MisceHaneous, THOMPSON ST.—A “RESPECTABLE PERSON IN A very smal priv. + Where there are no children. AN AS GROOM, or Gi a LIKERTY ST., ROOM NO. 4A WIDOW LADY, = NDAM § ENGLISH LADY TO GO TO O], HAMEY ake FO. tca wiper kame | Ga gaxoaw eran ven cane 2009 1 or todo,geceral hoiwework ! no objection to go tntom wid: | ong, gut'miject to se siekueans world ince the situation 7 eH [nelerrets Call or address 2 ewandess or take care of on {avalld, Address F. D., for pinged geet SULLIVAN ST., IN THR REAR, ROOM NO, 9. aes nec ane deer che . QR WES GLISHE LADY OF THE | give.three years? reverence 109 A young widow as housekeeper Cor a widowe 135 oe pore ag int’ Cy box 119 Ht Ta 125 TIENRY ST., DOWN STAIRS.A RESPECTABLE | Conpanion; Eo aka good male runes woud WASTED-A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN FOR THR ‘Apply for two days. country; must be a thoroush horseman, Nowe need ape tainly, either elty or country; good reference. reference. Call f s day, ya woman to do howsework ina small private WEST S511! ST.-AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS pact ho objection to the country ; good city 139 housekeeper in widower's family. LADY po: Nd “A SITUATION AS HOUS keeper; not £0 Mmueh an object as n home; bi Tiference given. “Atdress Mra. A. J.S., station F. AGREEABLE HOME IS OFFERED TO A LADY N A of eduentton and refinement, willing to sv house of a widower; references exchanged. Ad: Herald office. EAST 98D ST.—A YOUNG wrDow, LADY AS ply uniess fully quallded. Situa p Address, 16: AY GIRL, IN A PRIVATE | stating name, references and las: place 3 Post office Is willing to take care of ehfidren and do sewing; or woild do peneral honsewors; can be well re- | YY ANTED—A COACHMAN'S SITU ation py & RE commended. Call or address, speetable single you years of poe eee who thoroughly understands the and manage horses and 93 STANTON ST.—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, IN OL nprivate family; can cook, wash and fron; ean come well recommended. 998 BAST {7TH ST. NEAR IST AV., SECOND FLOOR, OVO back rgom.—A Young girl, 13 years old, Intely landed, to make herself generally usefnl; is willing and obliging; no objection to children, Can be seen for two days. riages ; haa the best ci x 119 Herald of Jor address cocbais ne bei gardener 0} to make himself generally usefal ar place; good reference. Ca Sbth and oth sta, ITUATION WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN LADY, AS ily, oF a8 companion to SD housekeeper in a widower'a fai an invalid lady. Address Virginia, Hera. ville, Nurses, &c. WESTER ST. erintent the 3.4 EASTD STA YOUNG LADY as COPYIST TANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND FB | DAES Ene dies, or would take copying home; sniletac- Groom, Dyn young, man who thoroxghly ui tion given, bis bisiness ; bes ce can be give. dress W. R. P. stable, 20 BROADWAY, CORNER ST! 8T., ROOM NO. 8.— | Wo aaa OP FLOOR, REAR,—A YOUNG PRO- testant lady as nurse. to take care of chilaren, 1.69 "Ze dmericas lnay of rednement: spseking Preach, avetranger in the city, to travel. 794, 3D,Av., BETWEEN 52D AND BID STS. SECOND floor.—A young, editcated German lady. who epeake fair ¥ and ie fully capable 'm the Freach tanguage and well experienced fn all kinds of neediework, as govern- man, to take ce ot himeelf genera'ly useful of chickens ancbring sai an Oa @ permaveut Sout Apply two days. GQ] BAST stl St. SEUOND FLOOR.—A RESPECTA- ILL die young American giri to do light chamberwork or take care of children, G25) WAV cA RESPECTARLE GIRL TO DO CHAM: VL) Perwork and waiting has three years’, reference from her last place. Q7Q oH AY. BETWEEN 49TH AND TH STS.—A young girl as chambermald and waitress; hus good city reference ; no objection to the country, Dressmakers and Seamstresses, ‘] 8%, FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, NO, 319, FAST. 12TH, ST-, between Tet and 20 ava,—Fashionable Dress and Cloak: making; suits from Mpatveras aud faaglop plates; cutting and bs 2 sea at PLACE, OPPOSITE NEW YORK dy, established as first cls dressmaker and few more engagemen atest Paris and Morning Wrapper Walking from #6. pe 10 or address Mine. WOMPRREY. OXFORD 8T., BROOKLYN.—A YOUNG GIRL To DO Q6 32: girl as good plain cook, washer and jroher; has good city reference from her last employer. Call for two days. © 243 ¢ 6TH AV.—AS FIRST CLASS FRENCA COOK ® private family or restaurant; no objection to Pa conteys good references, 23.45 BAST MTL St.. BETWEEN 1ST AND 3D AVS.— O4D A respectable froman as, good plain cook, wood er and ironer; good bre iscult maker; best city reference from Inet place ; family going in the country. EAST ITH ST., BETWEEN 187 AND 2D ‘AVS, — Any party wha! wants a hend cook or housekeeneg kinds of French, Germnn and ‘inda; the mantier 348 that cannot be Frurpassot in English cooking, confectionery, ornamental of serving of dinu ors for balls and ies in the bé having lived to the gfirst fami a In. that enps Want Loompetant persons. why oan tate the easing change if required, can find one at the abova number, Sie ae QD AV,, CORNER Q9TH ST,, IN THE BARERY — — ood. taeae nd pastry cook, or to do the entire Shtonenwor @ email family} excellent reierence. Cail for two pita on 38% 18ST AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook, washer and ironer, Can be seen for two days. 407 beter between Ist ay, Se. "elas st omen (plat ogether. nw amali priv Rear ata ian cook or. tin the: ion and the other aa i Fo0s 8 ing and rat the 1 best tang reference ; cau be seen for two or chainberin Gaya, 42 EAST 88TH ST., BETWEEN 18T AV. AND AY. AWA respectable girl as frst class cook, washer find toner food city reference, 426 ot Vg) st. re Resp ante GERMAN irl as cook in an American fami! derstands all Kine of Cooking aud desserts. OC eer alae 443 NESTOR, 8 MERWERN orit AND tort . room Na, A reapectable Scotch Protestagt sroman ag cook, will assjat in the waaling and tronings beet ity reference; no objection to the country, Tril AY,-.AS_ COOK, BY A Wi 46 Eoronghty mnderstands her feusinngty Homie. He eaist it Fabia ieee’ dorama eae veal 488 ort Aya BETWEEN 2TH AND 90TH A roapectante woman od cook; will it with washing and ironing; gvod city rence, 4TH AY, BETWREN sorit ANH aorit sts, Adee respectable girl to cook, wash atid 209 Fe 873% Puy ay A HAND ari pine SEC- ‘one a4 C00 aah bap ee Reader a1 Wat (ed ny go together | id tone howe bbe ween for | Aw Wwodayn wieale 1,825, BOWEN AETARE MUR ARE SE =A i i ing 5 bo city feference; Is w belt: J ad ob ob! Oita hike Mi Q Broan fie Fed EEN BDA Sy pants sTs.— 19.) ESSER Gig rctotenca ot taven pent Con tinthe 1 COMPETENT WO. ook and Vaker; nnderstands pa Call at Me. Qalnn'e ary goods sto ore, ‘employer may Chambermaids, &e, AMITY PLACE, FANCY STORK.—A RESPEOTA. wong a ter te sechembermatd or auree in 8 pri- vate family. | 10 ‘vate fami K re iv Tefereice; no objection vo the country. Call f Tefereuice, no objecion wo the country. jor two days eh Wer « “TH 8T.-A8 CHA! ‘or to do chamberwor abt EAST 21ST ST.—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL plain kewing ‘and light chainberwork: can operate on | ad good plain ook. washer and ironef, or to de gen- Wheeier & Wilson's machine; best reference, Cxll for two ood city references, days. EAST 2°TH ST, SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG WEST ATH ST.—A FRENCH LADY, WHO HAS VW worked in the best houses in Paris, would like to go out by the day; no objection to the country. inquire for ger. DAT WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—WALK ing suits, dinner dresses and evening dresses made at the shoriest notice; also the latest fashions from Paris, G WEST HTH STA VADY. AS FINE SEAM ) atress and to make herself useful in a tamily; no « fection to the country or to travel; would go abroad, ' Call or addreas J, (0) EAST 22D ST.—A FIRST CLASS SEAMSIRESS TO 4.0) foout by the week or day; or would take a. perma: hent sffuntion; can. cut and fit; can operate on Grover & Baker's machive; no objection to Lad country; best cfty ref- eren 42 lain di es al mekes plain dros tudquigkly. Apply to atadame R. Lefebre. r 49TH ST.BY A LADY AS EXPERIENORD naker, capable of dofng all kins of evening and travel with @ Tady for the summer; the best by her present emp! WEST ATH ST.—A FRENCH LADY, ESTAPLISHED ag first class dressmaker, who receives Paria journn), #4 and npwards; work done neatly B. OL ares bail desses, roferences gh GRAND §T.-A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER wishes to sew'u few days in every week in a respect- x fginiiy, bi Re . TTH AV. YOUNG GIRL AS FIRST CLASS | 120 nstress; can out and fit and operate on Wheeler | & Wilson’ ine, ST TH ST.—BY A PROTESTANT YOUN oman a few engagementa to go out by the da: dnderstants all kind of ‘amily ey ean cut and fit Afonses, fine shirts, tnfents’ clothing; can run & sewing machine; elty reference, Call for two day 998 west ert 87, PLACE, BETW Mt AND QB Mivtve. cA respectable young girl to do platn sow: ing Sand thamberwork; willing to assist tn light housework. Can be een | for two dy 250 0TH ST, BETWREN 7TH AND STi A¥S, TOP floot. Ak Heamatress, to go ont hy the dry, in private cau operate on Wheeter & Wilson's sewing ma- FIRST DOOR FROM BIST ST.—A FIRST class operator on Wheeler & Wilsd emchine in the 36 es to engage tn a private family a short distance aes ndermanvie cutting wa fitting alt Blane of ladies Alto dresmmnaking. and child en ‘a under garments; Ww eST TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE, 446 won nan as seametress and chambermatd to maka herselt generally useful; good reference, or @ V.cA. FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER TO | 51 3 aml by the dav. to private families, Ring the | fourtt Veil at the tect hand side, Call from 2 to 3, | Q9 West rit Sr. A GOOD ORFSSHARER WOULD | oO: Bt Jew more ehaea ‘out iy the di or w can perate oa Wheeler & itsoute machhae. | | 2) AV, IN THE PANY STORE 6 GIt able girl aa seamatross {n @ private family to aasist in ap staira work IC required. vi BD AV, SECOND FLOOR, BACK “"ROOM.—A T12 is oh musiress, Would Masiet In Light cham: berwork, AR 2TH SPA RBSPRCTAULE SOT Tet tAR erie tate ten whe her parents; HRS best reference ; can operate on eek Wiwob'e sewing machine. Can Yo sean for two PRCT willing 5 DRESSMAKER DESIRES A PE t jay ta private families, Ad- COMPETE More engagements by th 4 dress Dressmaker, Herald off OPERATOR | ON ED - FIRST CLASS Pre cae, Wigan's machine and who understands ait Kinds of fauiiy sewing (0 go OL by the day or week in pri- vate families ; hn objection (0 go short distance In the couns ay av. for ODO Week, Address M. L, Carroll, stati a 7 days. STH STA RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN AS wet nurse ; best reference given if required. Cull for two YOUNG LADY, WHO 18 A GOOD WRITER AND grently in need of a loyment, copying to do at fe: Address M. KK. A &MALL BOY WANTED-IN DINING sven 2D PLACE.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN AS oat her own baby; can give the very beat wet nurae; city reference. Call or address, home. Address L. N. J. rald offic Ath av. YOUNG GIRL (ENGLISH) WISHES TO GO TO A LARGE, STRONG, HEALTHY, | INTELLIQEN® Europe with a family as Se TE England pre- | ‘A American wanted, at th cish Baths, 61 Lexingtom WOOSTER §& healthy, Freneb a SECOND FLOOR.—A lady, just arrived, with plenty of free to wet nurse a chi 44 XK respectable in best references given, Apply for two days. EAST 8D ST., BECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. xd woman @ child to wet nurse} ferred. Address 8. B., Mine, Golard’t [TANTED—BY A LADY EXPERIENCED L hay, aye; age from 20 to 30; must no ase tobaeco or whiskey, Mast be weil recommend 4. YOUNG, < N EXPERIENCED AGENT TO ACCEPT A SITOA- BUSI- hess and a good penwoman, a porition a8 ensisier, copy- cop neat tat or enteswoman; salary not ko meh, wn object as a good tion as general agent in a branch office and permanent po “Address box 5,91 Post office, Art Association. Apply to D. Doudleiay, Di - avenul TANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OF EDUC CATION AND V —— refinement, employment im any eapacity not TANT TO $500 PER MONTH, 15 D., CORNER OF 6TH ST.—A REEPECT. | 9 fully eapabie of aligning to Any itera” work eret | Wet every male, fo introditee the genaind 5 AY, i who ia competent of taking care of achfld | writloy. copying, we; would accept n position na uteery | improve Common sense Favsily Sewing th frota it birth’ Dest clty reference. 4 cones. Add:ess for two days Migs A. H. E., Brookiya | chloe wil aciteh, hem, fell, tack, quut, URSE, A RESPECTA- in ‘oat office. embroider Ina most superior manuer. ' Price oply 81s, Pally 85 MARION 87. WPT X Warranted for five sears. We wil pay @1,00 for any ime die married womad, wih a fresh bredet of milk. Ap- ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS CHIL- | chine that will sew a stronger, inore beauti’il or more elastia nity at the Lying.tm Asyhnn, Gren's maid; nnexceptionable reference pirén aa to | seam than gure. It make thé “elastic look stitch.” | Every capability and honesty of cli Apply at the Nursery, titeh can be cut, and stil! the cloth cannot be pu TRST FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE nse Or chambermatd; hh has the best city reference. We pag agents from #75 to ® nd expenses, oF a commission. from whieh twice can betmade. Address SECOMB & CO., Pitter oston, Mass. or Si. Lous, Mo. corner Bist st, aud Lexington per month that amow ES spectable married woman as wet nurse, QO , RYERSON ST ax monthly aur city or countey. | Mra. E. E, Wilson. and day and bring ft up on the Bottle; fea good city reference; country or city V9 WEST ISTH ST., IN THE. 109 Mie Protestant woman, wi d in the entire care of infants; ca pottig; best eity reference. 18 “WIL aa Iy nia ference it required. “Galt gr address CANNON § st. FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM—A RE BROOMLYN.—AN AMERICAN f to do the work of a email fami: EAST 121M STA YOUNG PROTESTANT Wo- man ag infant's natse; Cru take fu’) charge night good seainsiress; FAR.—A RESPE is thoroughly experi- bring up an {afant on A jean give the best of re burg, Pa.; SAUTION.—Do not be imposed ‘upon by other parties palming off worthies cast iron machines, under the sams hame of otherwise. Ours {s the only genuine aud really prac» tical cheap machine manufactured. WW ASTED—f0R SHORT WHALING VOYAGES, = ‘stout men, also coopers and carpenters, and men whe at ¢ 168 South st, up atadra. D SEAMEN FOR THE WIDOW WOMAN, PROTESTANT, TO MIND CHIL- dren and do sowing {n a private family, Call or address 8. D., corner of Jefe on and Evergreen sts jiRLs WANTE G_ GOOD AITUATIONS SUITED AT C, ER’S Servants’ Institute, 135 bth st., corner on av. Noo! org tll sented, have been before. ED-FIREMEN United States navy. A Api OUSEKFEPER—WANTED, A GENTEEL WOMAN as housekeeper in a gentiewan's family. Address with iteatlons nad plage of teste WILLIAM FP. FOSTER, station G. — BOY IN| AN OFFICE ly to Edward Rode, 65 Market apid, clear hand and lives wit! 8, with re y ONE wie writes a his parent Herali preferred. Adu WANTED. IN 4 WHOLRSALE PUBLISHING sous fan assisiant, about 18 years of age. Address, In ow" handwriting, with references, box 2,874 New York Pott offie TANTED—A TOUSEKFEPER W sition and industrious, quiet habits, by an elverly gen- TAKE oe my 79 Att ND IN ALIQUOR 126 Matra ture ani aeanetsen dresses} good reference. WHST 0TH 8T.-A ) landed, fo take care of rn OUNG GERD, work. T 42D STA YOU pidren and do sewing. 16% of ¢ 1 af. NEAR GD AY, 1 for two days. EAST STH ST, a ‘A young, heaithy mi ast of milk’, referene ted W wiven If rec WEST 17TH 8T,—A YOUNG GIRL to do chamberwork and watt om her last plac 241 241 fork if require take care of children and sew, or will country. WEST TIL ST.-A RESPE PARLE, in 3 do chat ; Ho objection to a’ short distance In the WEST ur ST.—A A PROTESTANT YOUNG WO. no objection to tray. ating: understands entiing and fitting children's and ladies? you LATE) hildeen or do light EEE ‘IRL. TO TAKE CARB Good elty reference. -AS WET NURSE, NASEMENT..A_RESPEOTABLR pivl as wurse aiid seamstress, or ehambermaid and erga of retired mbit Aadruss, with’ ffl partienlars, c, ©..W., box 108 Herald oftce 0 PERATORS ON WHEELE also good erane worke gprner Grand and Chrystie Ware Re WiLSOWS MACHINE ‘wanted, at Lord & Tay ad bat CHARLES K, MAGUIRE. WILSON'S hands good a apply to Ka. To experience No others n nad st, ON PIECE WORK, P UNCR for honesty and in usery ¥ & CHAPMAN, 40 Platt # 8. Heineman & Co., 44 Lisp \ TANTED—A STOUT BOY, \ Wy, ing, Bring ” Pt TANTPD—OPERATORS ON WHEELER & WILSON'S machines, Apply at 9 West 4th et. -ANTED—A STOUT HOY. ONE ACQUAINTEDWITE IN A FAMILY | Ween (2000 oy i 4 ra = groe busivess gay apply at 582 10th av., from 6 emping few boarders. VR) Fag tof pat | 7 sLiak eae pba Ll laa | TANTED— ADY, sOBRR WOMAN 8 PLAIN ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, FROM WW TO 1, AS y corner 14th #t. So Apply at 80 tie Took ta aealoone Apply at 317 Oth avy atte ‘Bourd with family. WaARSTED—A YOUNG TANTED WET NUR take babies hy Sf FOR SITU ATIONS AND TO Tnquire of Mrs. Ho, 6 Ob | AN, TO ATTEND A RESTA AND stn } Sty Bene Bowery. sehaiaiuniddaananivinen rant, Apply to D. Laughlan's, dd av., between 12h and Waitt SPAMSTRESS mae N QUT AND FIT es, , Barrer. jonikeastiincig tanned “4 dies’ drengrs and ail insta of Indes aarmente anc are Pe . | W ANTED. A, COMPETENT NURSE TO TAKR CARE | To7m No.7. tintin _ | of a young infant, French or German preferred. Apply | yy aNTRD—A PORTER, IN A DRY GOODS IMPORT. | to Mrs, 0. Thomson, 70 frving place, ‘Wing honse, to pack ¥ Address box 1,718 | nkee notions. Post oflice, giving referenc ANTED—A RESPECTADLE WOMAN TO TAKT t her own house, Apply fortwo | t., near 10th av, OF A BAR rner's, 106 Broadway Ww days at 40 Weet TANTED-—A MAN TO TAK nist havo $200, Apply at W \ DAD ATER Pte dt DP otiices tee nose lobeeiees TANTED—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMATD AND LAUN | 727 sins nat ak 4 girito take care of children; is a good seamstress \ h vip ~ Sic tare | good washer and froner, Inytire of " RS FOR DINING aid Would make herself generally weerul. Cai for two days, | yr 20 ° W ANT is Oe HeuKe WEST 10TH sr. 248 fan come well recommencted. PERSON WHO 18 FULLY | competent totake charge of a vaby jcan sew nicely; TANTED—TWO GIRLS TO COOK, WASH AND IRON and do housework ; Germans preferred. Apply for two #, at 41 West 89th at. V FANTED-A store at V ACTIVE a German OY, INA CLOTHING understands the sl A e BETWEEN 281 daty to wat nurse at her own bo own baby two 32( EAST STI ST.—A PECTARLE o woman, who has lost her own baby can Turvish best Foference, Call for two day 393 BASt anit si YoU bate of children and’ make herself gen Gail for two a 38 EAST STH ST, BETWEI 5 Arespectable Married weeks old; for two daya, ie; 7TH AND 187! t cy + GIRL TO TAKE NIST AND 2D Avs. man as wot nurse; baby no objection to go to the country. with retereaces, box 207 Pecks business preferred. 4 ill, N.Y. W AN EXPERIEN and bring ref 42 Clin TANTED V dk Jost her MEN TO SOLICTC ANTED—A FEW ACTIVE YoU ARR Ww 1 ft for a Life Ingurapee Cotapany In Brookiyn and vieintty. ruse, | W ANTRD FOR A Note LH. TENG AGS Liberal commninsion to, good agents, Adtreas TORUFATCe pantry! girl. Tuquire a Hrertrintrene Herata oftee. :. 1¥ None but expartenced bands need apaly. No work en i! Mf necaily weer: asellee riven out, HUMPHREY, MORRILL & CO., 07 Leonard et, Acree ating rr! tainty aud references; box. #470 Poe JV ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GOOD PLAIN COOKING W°' nnd generat housework; also-e small girl to akecare of child Apply to Mra. Barclay, 147 West 27th at, Ware, LABORERS AT THE POUDRETER WORKS ‘on the Hackensack river, near the Newark and New York plank road bridge, three miles from Jersey © #100 Ld day; board $3 50 per-week. Apply at © wor! EAST WM st.. tend a baby and is willing and obliging; FIRST FLOO) re of children, or 34 chirtseo 409 t Bupeor Al | « rerness ‘ie “required; watisfactory reference, Call for two jays. 441 wn Hon given, "avy to Me 1, A AY., SECOND ST, days A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO jst in chamberwork or miad has reference, FLOOR.—A taken in by, neat wet ourse, good recommenda WEST SID ST. NRAR 10TH AV.—A. RESPROTA: 49) ie Woman as wet nurec; has plenty of bealthy mi milk ; best city reference. Can be seen for (Wo TANTED—THREE GIRLS FOR OFFIOB CLEANING, | Wi iiriy at @) Wittam i., comer Cedar, Underwriters? ting, top Hor, JAXtTED—A | PROTESTANT, to do all the work in a We nren- A YOUNG MAN, WHO RESIDES WITH bis parents, about 20 years od, tn the office of a coak yard, up town; he most have good elty reference. ih bis handwriting, Coal Merchant, box 1/9 Herald ofice. WOMAN, AMERICAN Addrensy all famity at Ny- v ply t ty, 200 Broadway, corner Reade arrn0. f ioe Ha _ pxiducabreussen WANTED IMMEDIATELY IN A PHARMACEUTIOA - laboratory, an a active, Industriona boy, about 17 © 8 — Wao FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, FOR A | years oli, to leatn the veatiems; enna yo st 1 honor ane Uberal ferences ates wor mituatl ernie dorm ° eae oe Te ee ee eeeet aie | farved fegsuning Rng. sive, ok Fetorebony Chemie, ola. Herant office, TANTED—TWO GOOD IRONERS FOR A LAUNDRY ANTED—A BOY FROM 18 70.18 vR ane OF ACR TG W ina hotel, The best reference reauired. Ap me- walt on tables and myke bine nerauly wngrelg eacott House, 08) Broadway, cor: at a smart boy x apply. yles Cttagey Hing i me diately at the ring | Bie Westehester county.