The New York Herald Newspaper, October 9, 1869, Page 11

ET FOR BUSINESS ba patito oa uliog sa AND eet eit 1 eal rte ; iwted for fcr cor td ech \ PERFECT GEM OF A LARGE FIRST CLAS6 ap0Rt, Jate glass front, ust fintabed, to let, to; louse, in ae floor iéte and elegant order; ‘every In every room, each fi theveng cones separate ro and ari closets EE eee eee a cae, ot deitions BEAUTIFUL PARLOR dows pcb or ba cbf loeations in the for business, opposite Grand Hotels, Ro. 51 Thirty-frst street. ~70 LET, THE LARGE hee as LAcnopye 4 WEST « Houston street, near Wooster, for businew ; Fioors and aparimalany rent low.’ Apply at O4 ‘Wout Hous 0 LET.—THE LARGE Rane as been newly fitted uy fall for public meetings, balla, &c. Inquire at 95 Bix it avenue, in the Ons F10ES 10 RENT.—FRONT ARD. REAR. OFFICES ‘on the ground floor, very desirabi penny ange SYORY, 180 BROADWAY, A FINE SUITE 8, front room, ce fect, frat, clans Bullaiog, oy to ded piiasoae ey TEAM POWER —TO LET. OR cpinents eon" Ibid, with from: i Rycioua street, eRee FOWRR TO LET—WITH LIGHT BOONS, all conveniences for manufacturty; base er of i nk and West streets. Apply to P! AM, POWER, ‘LOFTS ANI AND ROOMS TO LET—AT 2 " and 22 Pell street, near Chatham square, QTEaM POWER TO LET-WITH WELL LIGHTED eae and te es ‘api 2 ane power, & MILLER, 239'E: at abrect., NEW YORK __ROOMS AND wns 50. Be JUSS 97, 09, 10k WEST ‘one or ioverp convenience. 1B. quire of the A wea Lain ¥ FURNISHED Ail ga 10 pre é thood.. Rent ber month. 87 No Ce ee jrooklyn. yi a ROOM OF SECOND hope Sy me au heard nivoumell horses fax slotio gentle: NEAT FIRST FLOOR, NEWLY FURNISITED, yet open fire place to let to of tle: inon or tor’ Rouarkeeping. S21 ‘East ‘Twenty-elghih. street, Tear Third avene. A FIRST FLOOR [aWo- OF FIVE, BOOMS), PUR. Ks ‘also Room aod Bedroom to for hoagek Ce rable eation one block frou road way. iat avon avonue, A NEAT THIRD FLOOR, 180 RAST PIFTY-PIRST Mreet, near Lexington avenue, Parlor, Kitchen and Hire Kedrooms; gus ixtures, wardrobes, marble mantels, 4 rent 830 per month, ee FURNISAAED PARLORS AND BED- Fo0 ais en suite or si with ev: convenience for : ‘rates. "distisoskes ‘cece, four houses + low expeoxnns FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—OPPO- man House, & ball os debian a large Room at $10. 1,168 Broadw: ARLOR FLOOR TO LET AND BUSINESS FOR sule, in the best location in New York; terms reason- “Apply av 27 East Fourteenta street, two doors west of able. Union square, ie uy PO LET WITHOUT BOARD, TWO HANDSOMELY furn! connecting Rooms, second Mille let fogetier oF sepa Went Eleventh th avenus, Weorence "required, “adi B., Herald oft modern conveniences. ndemen oO LET—FLOORS OF FOUR AND 8IX ROOMS, WITH Croton, gus, stationery washtubey &e,, in new houses; ‘Third avenue, corner of Kighty-ninth eee Bod" ayy nue, corner of lath and 116th sirvetsy reat B12 to BS Apply rat ISR, Betas SPLENDIDLY LIGHTED LOFT, ply to the DRaiNee TORE TO Ber -on THIRD. AVENU! -sixth and ‘Thirty-sevent wer and finest rooms 9% LL fate glass fronts 2, _Avpiyous premises. STORE AND DWELLING, ne, BxHxiN0, west side, near ble for any “large busi PTHORP & CO,, 110 Broadway. 0 LET—A STORE ON THE CORNE 4 Fourth avenue, ‘This ket; rent #300 par year, thd FINE Bebe ek FRONT AND. REAR, treet, soot Tennant ‘Auply 10, KAVANAC east corner Forty-second street and oO LET—THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY GorD ON Bros., merchant tailors, 74 Chatham tal Building); a fine location for any first class business. Apply in the store, 10 LET—IN THE BUILDING 260 ‘and rear offices, or whole floors, pen baht light manu- facturing or other business. Apply on the premises, HORNTON M. RODMAN, 698 Brondway, offers for re ‘Apartmeuts, 127 Waverley place: ‘The Store and Apartments, 44 Hudson street. Also Apartments, 46 Hudson street 0 LET—THE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR AND LOFTS of the new bullding 192 Chatham square; would make a or a photograph gallery or. fiat clase billiard j must be seen to be appreciated. Apply to GORDON Bros, 14 Chatham street, 0 ERT UNFURNISHED. FOR QEFIORS OR BUSI. foes eas parposes the Second Fio Ceiweon’ Seventeenth und Elcnteest pisos weeny to Arnold, Constabl confectionery store, 861 Broadway. 10 LET--SUITABLE st location up town; immediate posse: ie OF FIFTY- FIFTH good opening for street (Sweeny's REAL ESTATE ‘AGENT, le & Co. pa in the FOR MANUFACTURING BUSI- nega, being well lighted, two Floora, No, 49 Grove street. Inquire on the premises. RENT OR LEASE--FOR BUSINESS PU RPOSES, Owe First Floor-and ear Buniding of No. 42Union place. Inquire in tha wareroom on tne premises. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. SPECIALTY.—-FURNISHED z Houseay neon Fitth Seating to let, for the winter or WARD rs ‘GOODEN. Hrondway, corner Seyentecnth at. RNISHED BROW: bh Avenue Fowl, me ‘another, same situat WARD MOUSE, NEAR Ponta ining 45. room; also aan § ‘Broadway, corner Seventeenth LET_SITUATED IN lish Gog FURNISHED HOUSE TO Nicth street, near Fifth ayenue; fully furnished, in’ perfect order; at Teusonable rate to Ml jay 15 Posseasion Immediately, Address box 2,837 Poat office, to LOPER & DAVIS, Thirty-sixth street, comer of aventie, po Ls LET-ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED: first class nerhhorhood. 49 Jane atreet, between Elghth ayéunie and Hudson suresh, ¢wor blocks ‘from "Fourtosuth Pl adsaas (0 LET—PIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF A NEAT | A house in West ‘Twenty-aixth street, naw occupied by gentleman and wie only ; mo:tera improvements; partly fur- nishod ; $).0 per month, nc Inding gas. J. DENHAM & UO., 226 Weat Twenty. Aird street, 0 LET_FURI ISHED, IN 4 PRIVATY: HOUSE. TO A thn rit rt fred, wie i ites hae sheepin Lage 6n third floor, ff desfrod, with privilege of housekeop: . ply at 122 West Thirty- fina street, ‘ ee Tour LET—THE DWELLING PART OF 61 WEST HOUB- LET—AT 43 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, four furatahed Rooms, with modern Improvemeuta, brown stone t t clavi_neighborhood; rent moderate. T° LET—TWO NICHLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, to two gentlemen or gentleman and wile, at 24 East ease street, LET FURNISHED—FOR HOUSEKEEPING, A Floor of four rooms or part if desired. Apply at 208 Weat Twenty-fourth tract, between Eighth and Ninth (PHREE ROOMS, CONNECTING, FIRST FLOOR, NEW: rpotod and furnished, for housekeeping; pleasant dd rooklyn; no nuisance; $5 weekly, Inquire at No. 202 Broadway, room 18, Now Y York, 15th Cee: HALF BLOCK EAST UNION SQUARE, 117.—T0 let, without board, three elegantly fur: Rooms, second. floor, and one above, to gentleman. 28 8h, MaRK's PLAGE, EIGHTH STREET,—PLEAS- ant Rooms on first, second and third floors, with jaraa al sloasta: a to $26 for two, including Bre and yas; single le abundant, References. East SEVENTEENTH STREET, —HAN DSOMELY furnished Rooms to rent, without board; central 219% locality. 360 WET ORY Se0oND arRekT.—ro LET, rite Second Floor, in ® brown stone house, in good iio! ‘with all modern ‘improvements, toa family, without COUNTRY lees: » FARMS, &Cy TO AN ELEGANS FURNISHED HOUSE 70 RENT—AT Newark, with every convenience, pli nO tee to a small anally; rant very reasonable; tea mini ik from Chest- ut street d Appiy to HAMILTON GLENTWORTH, ai ttlers Durtoe te Ourtactd Liberty a treet, A‘ 87% PER MONTH.—AT FL'SHING, ONE HOUR fromm aity, near depot, handsomely furnisiied, convenient 8, ac. A desiravle tunity, Ad- dress OWNER, Hess oltce. Se COOUNTHY RESIDENCE 70 LET—AN ELRG ina fi tio New'dluven faliron a dian Mage, situated on van ay seventh streot aidewwalk Jevot to house. Fo Further particdinrs inquire Se FRANCIS TOMES, dry of HASTINGS GRANT, Woe Broadway. HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE Lan LET—IN second atrect, between Fifth and M. aiues; 20 rooms, in porfeck ander; immodiate pot ARD & OGDEN, Broadway, corner Seven: FURNISHED HOUSE TO a Sree on ‘eat Thirty-eighth street; good loci igh ktoop; in perfect order; possessio rivate family soln 3 Apply ‘old. A. HENRIQU. 10 agents, ion; brown ante ‘ORRISANIA.—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED cor. age to le thirty minutes of ity, three minutes of depot. Ynquice dn premises, corner Wasliington avenue and Ninth street. RANGE, N,J,-T0 LET, PDRNISHED OR UNFUR nished, or for ani werlor modern built Houge yw all convenience: location, near depot; fine ble and two acres in lawo and garden. Apply to As QuiREAU, 108 Wall street, HANDSOME MODERN FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone House, elegant and completely furnished Possession Immeriately. DALE, Noa, Zand 9 Iweuty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel. EW, FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE ‘splendid location, river view, on Beekman Hill, or Basement, Parior ‘Dox 9,983 Pont office. FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—CONTAIN- ing 20 rooms and hall full of boarders. A) rominen, 1,147 Broadway, just above St. James OR RENT LOW--UNTIL 1ST OF MAY, TO A CAREFUL tenant, a nicely furnished House on Brooklyn Heights, basement, with all n be seen from 10 until@ o'slock. 87 Hicks ‘attest, 1rnisned, S220) PORNISHED HOUSE TO UET—LRXINGTON AVENUE. jerey Park, with i Yad wl d HOUSE TO RENT—NO. 2 WEST THIR- teenth strect, first house from Fifth ave with all improvements; 16 room: VBRSRY OITY.—FURNISHED po ce TO 0 THREE @) story and basement, complete, f srnall fasnily; B10) per mionth, Garner south Fire streote, No. 237. us, three rooms LET— A FURNISHED THREE STORY with »% improvements; west side, central location; terme resonate For further particulars address M. M. M., PRIVATE FAMILY ONLY, A three at Foss House, on Twentieth street noar Sixth avenue, Address fasts Hauwe {Henry Toon ayy WOGHARURS C LOR BOW, FURNISHED, BROOKLYN, A $Hi ina ood Vocation; to a desirable, immediate possession, Inquire sg loca HREE STORY, B. street, Brooklyn Heights, as ustial sn provements, atpect, Peres, i Le gtmry Sn vate family, LN a aed tonya lato i ter RENT-PURNISHED, A FOUR STORY BROWN T° stone House op Fort sixth street pan T ar err No. 8 Pinostreet,_ STOOP HOUSE, treat ‘suitable’ m0. sine HANDSOME HIG) © FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET—IN SOUTH hy, very ch from 140) Bist actne, ne ae bag ¥ oa BROWN, 998 Bros Unfurnished. AN bd Sp 2 # 24 ar dl rine nied its anit icc, bese aay va £0. 85 Sixth | avenu cerca HOUSE, 866 EAST FIFTIETH rs ine @ ity ; location tirat oR DANA | Weel, Oe attoot” BS hata sTouR WOUSE IN ‘ DuNoMS TBA 1981 The avontte, o¢ $68 eap, five minut depot. SPEER & Cl cP ated A STREET.. THREE STORY ‘8 THRER AND Rouges, m, Forty ninth 77 OUsE To li ment brown stone oun, Texte io 6 Axtuires and all modern f lightfaly loated possession at any time vr Saad or longer. Ay ce. wvernents and com i tom deatrable ress, with real (pO LET—THE MODERN HIGH STOUP THRER STORY Hore No.8 Amity, stroct; bas gas fixtures, jc. Apply on the’ premiaes, THR NEW THREE STORY MGM sToor 138 Forty-Courth street, near brown stone House No, dbexington avenne. : ; LET "A HANDSOME TWO STORY, BASEMENT Biovoker atract; location. do- soty. Apply at 99 8 Bromivray. OLET OR FOR SALE atop; unturnisn fmediately. Ap) nO LET on FOR tA THE étodp bake grab brick Mouse, with Rll tbe moder 7 ni avenue. Inquire of W. MoKIN Pani Git Cherry attest A SMALL DWELDT 18 Fourth ne Oirgt etroct, Haque oD. MORGAN, Wdaventte, near Pifty-ninth street. ND APARTMENTS TO LET, )UR ROOMS, WITH GAS and 4e4 Tenth nyennes APARTMENTS or TATEN ISLAND—TEN MINUTES FROM LANDING, House “sine rooms, cellar and altic, newly painted and eee PRICE, Petrone Tallor, Factoryvilie. Very bw rent e LARGE HOUSE, POSSESS. inj ence: 20 rooms. gas, bathroom, fe two mufniton walk from depot; admirably arrange’ ‘or educati nal _catapliahiment atifully impro TroUndings. UAMES B. PARSONS M4 Pine FOR SALEA HANDSOME COTTAGE, BARN AND 7 Acres, 30 miles on L. 1., close to the must be sold immediately. CURLBY, Feet __NEWSPAPERS, Heters WEEKLY 0, 688), Publinied Torbay, contains portraits of Father Ayacinthe, t Ceapedes, General Q Quesada, General Cabada, ae, General Villegas, ‘The Cuban Privateer, Cuba,” ‘a “Hornet! ‘The Spanish ipa “No, 1." ‘The New York Cp Rat eines and wo) ol ro full jects son, the Por Merbiddens rte Foy. jething New,” by Scenes on the Pacific Raiiroud. “The Grent Ten Mile Canon." Comic Cuts, Stories, Gossip, 4c. Price 10 cents a number. Subscription #4 a year. For sale evory wher’. HARPER & F mes pena Franklin “Bauare, New | Fork, me | [*Borieten TO BUSINESS MEN.—ADVERTISE YOUR ‘business in the NEW YORKER JOURNAL the leading German newspaper (double sheet), di Nos. and isc natn eset est opposite City Hall, oPINIoNs OF "THE, rasa BRGLISH AND GER. zi From the “New York Her Here Tune 14, 1869. Among the sei this gins foreign languace reer Mae reat Se it the ee tantly are nth i rts the, New Sitti Srp ¢ ae Uterature and oun the “Wow Fork, este at 4 ‘Tha Now Vorker Jouroal famed to Nos. 14 and 15 Chatham atreet, we will poviet tl ae wriihoat wishing to sins pa Pane from wee ee [aoe many lene ‘that success whic irr ‘Hehiy. docarves. unquestionably the est edited German dail in'New York.” Tin lending aricies are ort, but fall of amie nd 30 he Polat ee ee a public, affairs neater 3, th jocrat! 'y, not blind eats at ie te nalts Pad Wo respect! tical opponent (To be continued. ) ‘LOST AND FOUND, OUND_IN / oo T, STEWART & CO.'S STORE, CORNER Broadwi d Tenth street, @ sum of money, which ts] had by app: viaa to Mr. rR. at the cashier's desk, and proving property. O8T—ON TUESDAY EY. tab) BETWEEN NINTH aud Second streets and Second and Sixth avenues, @ ‘broad Gold Chain, with large Luck Fees Few for returning it to German columns ates Yims and to the soln it SOSEUH ANDRADE, 146 OST—ON THURSDAY EVERING, AT, ATT Ld goung usnien, ploodnoend Dog thes brown, with ® leather collar on ¥ fore feet top of fall white, A Mberal reward will be nat Tweatieth ‘by returning the above named Haat Twentieth street. OST—ON EAST SIDE OF THIRD AVENUE, BE- saree Bisty-ffth and Bightptnied aivects-om cndinetied ia Botton, The tnder wilt be suitably rewarded ‘Bleeve by leaving ft at DOF Hast ighty-third atreet. O8T—A ln an tee DIAMOND RING, DARK enamels Ii ald oF 1 ratty and’ no qitens A A's bachab hop. Your avenue, Tp STON THR EVENING OF OCTOBER 1, | A 4 gold enamelied Locket, engraved on the edge Jy September 7, 1869, The tinder by leaving the mame nt 215 Second a Lo 4 ee HORSE, RIGHT FORK Lia SPRAIN. f index will ret the a Awenly-mtnth etroet he will rocaive e itberab rowaraee St oc! anton ace ‘breast and given gud ine 6 10'No. BOB MM ‘bo iiberally Tilda’ Ls, ON JU RE QA Wire Poon DOG Witt rao and ® curly tail. aditahto reward by ening at jew TOLEN-ON THURSDAY MORNING, Al | $10 PY past six o'clock, from near the Hrowtlon ‘atieet, 1 Licensed. Vena ty Daring (he owner's name on it, Honey Weidler part of wan MH painted geiow and body brown. A reward wii be given for feturn of same or Informat Ate whereaboutes TEN KY WELDLER, No. f nveaiio ing THD PERSON WHO TOOK THR THINGS agement of 45 West Thirty-ninth street, on i hurs: day evéuing, will recara HO questions asked, HERALD, SATURDAY, oe __._ REWARDS. OY $5 WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF A SMALL it at 400. Went Mutat teomea Fo ected 2 REWARD—STRAYED FROM NO. 18 GRAMERCY aratks a large viack Newfoundland D Dogs ‘anew te above Rowen. 72> 1a flavor return to ‘he corners of Twentieth street and $50 BRYaR BEY ARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN OF , Exchange place aud Fulton Bu varinges ave See (SINCLAIR & CO., 43 Exchange place. REWARD.noRnn, aye a STOLEN ‘1 white feet drab vebeeied pina Yop bi ‘eee WITTY, 10 Nevina street, Brooklyn. REWARD.—HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN ON October 4. A large gray horsv, with gore on left Wind thigh, U8. on shoulder; wacon marked W. M. Stew. are Onrpet Renovating Works, 78 ‘Fourth avenue, New York $5Q BEWARD-STOLEN FROM IN FRONT OF JU Sweet's dining saloon, Fulton street, Now York, team of brown Horses and Market Wi ‘aon. ward wilt be paid ’ * Want wilt be paid on returning the same to, Le WILLIAM: $3, 000 2 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOw THE Tetum of the Silka stolen from the bonded Warehouses Nos, 107 and 197 Leroy street 29, ‘abaut Sep- yer 8, 1869. ESCHER & CO., 148 Duane atreet, ier’ DOLLARS: Lhe ER Lt ON THE event of October, tree sets of Harness, from the corner of Seventy-second street and Fourth erenwe, stable; one double (new—never used) and two aingle seta,’ The above will be paid and no questions asked. plea aaiticeneimntcnsnnee LE es hee OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF NOB ‘the vauit and safe of the National Bank of Norwalk were robbed on the night of September bi, and Bilin, howd sera other valnabies wolen, therefrom, to's Inrge amount, The following is a list of the 80 far ws can be ascertained from lists furnished ‘by owners of boxes depon: ited inthe bank. ‘The public. are chutioued ‘against purel ing or otherwise nogotlatng ties bond wh aa aca ana gy, ar Bote 000, Tmoniater bills of eer National Bank of Norwalk, 4.568 bila of natio: eile of eh chs Stato), q mies ad Now fin and Noy Aad. ber, No. nd November, No, 102,49. f November, No lugs eka November, fad November, No. 44-15 nd and November, N N 105,070. a, Ie and Not a 1B89, July and January, N f° duly and January, No. , July and January: No: a . July and January, July aud eaaary. fy Sul; By and an ry, Ni vench a r Sear ‘and January, cent nan of 1 0, 3, erie 1d exch, Tuly Ra aidday, U.S. ey Beit a etis und January, No, 100,800 a wary, Vio t, & 830 bon bel sa 4 Ji U! 8.520 bond, Iu 3 "July and January Ms eh 000 0. 8620 bond Leo Us ea a ee May and November,! No. 68.220, Seven: vu. *. Ys 20 bonds, il il a and January, 8500 each, Now ah 454 Martsen' Ue it Ae now dele, 18. GL BU each, Now. 188 rh san Bu,72U, i Beat bo a ads OATS Sm ov, =f U.S. bonus,’ new issue, 1868, §500 each, Nos. 9,789, wigs U. 8. bonds, new feaue, 1865, 50 each, Nos. 28,993, ia a 0 3} bow Sid + ole sem reg Neat 1%, ae our VAS ya rt ae bee td fe a a Bin 0:8 bond! a, el I U, 8. 5-2 bonds, 500 eweh old Hy Te No. 40,161 Hs ae meds ve. VU. 8. bonds, $100 exch, new fsgue, 61,716 to 61,718, in- “t 8. bond. $50, new issue, No. 17,04 Honda of the Central. Brehen Union Pacific Ratlroad, 81,000 each, No. 1,067 to 1,076, inciusive, wil e00 bonds ofthe Central’ Branch Union Pacific Ratlroad, wai aa bonds of the Centra! Branch Union Pacific Ratiroad, a 000 bonds of the Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad, Si,l00» bonds of the Centrai Branch Union Pacific Railroad, Two binds Lak Lake Superior and Michigan Rallroad, $1,000 each, Nos. 4 iyo vonds Nichigan uhern and Northora I - roy eonae Mie ig 8 fauthern au Northern Indiana Rall 1,000 bond tthe enya he rockin No, $7, Wo honda of #1000 each, Long Bock’ Company, Nos, 807 and 8:8, ot $300. excl each, Vermont Valley Railroad, Nos. seven bonds of 88, 76, 54, 17, 358 a hod'bonit of the cit or New Orleans. bonds of Burlington andjMissourl Railroad, $1,000 en na ‘bonds of Burlington and Missouri Ratiroad. 50 bonds of Burlington and Missouri Rallroad, Nine bonds of Bustington and Missouri Rajtroad, @1,000 each, No. 1,014 to 1,022, inclus ‘One bond of ‘Burlington acd Miasourl Railroad, $100, No, One bond of Burlington and Missouri Rasiroad, 60, No. 44. Six bonds Danbui ae Morwatk Railroad, old tasue, mt ih beat Nos. 6, i Moews fata, a Pa ere Railroad, $500 each, Nitrte bond Muningion’ Ad Mistourl Ratirond, $1,000 each, Nos, 1,00) 1. o A reward of twenty-five per cent wall be paid for the ros. toration of the U. 8. at in whole or in pact, and a fair corr pensation will be paid for the ee of the misceila- neous bonds on application to Captain JOHN 8, YOUNG, Detective Bureau and General ad Office, 61 Broadway, New York, rooms Nos. 16,17 aud Nonwaiar, Coun., Oct. %, 1860, __S¥CUATIONS WANTED. Cooks, Ke. RAST TH Sf. BETWEEN 8D AND 4TH AVS.— jass cook; no wasbing done. Cun be seen for FEMALES. WEST WASHINGTON PLACE.—AS FIRST CLASS ment, pastry and liread cook, with best city reference; 6 ‘wages no object, but a steady place. EAST 48D 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO COOK, wash and iron in a small privato family; good city 105 reference. 2 BAST TT ST.—AS GOOD COOK, EITHER IN A private family or a fret class boarding house; first 216 PA te) two daj 24), Tee, SR: Perens TEA oe oRTse waiting? es ‘@ Gret class baker of bread and biscuits; Sent tty reference. Call at present employer's. CHRYSTIB 8T., ROOM 19.—A RI French ovok, speaking German, in a private family. EAST 41TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN A private family ; beat city reference. Can be seen for WEST 830 sT., BETWEEN {TH AND 8TH Avs. 4 Reapectnole, woman ae fret class cook ; Ras ho objection to a private boarding h Best city referen b focal ‘38D 81 BETWEEN ITH AND aTH A AYS.— 9 respeciabh a, slatere; one as a cook SF io ale ‘with tho other as chambermaid Baye ng referen i FLOOR, FRONT ROO Welsh woman as first class :Ailher a first clas otal oF boarding house’ baker o} Can be seen from Saturday until Monday. Good A17 WEST 4D st., fenaed 417 wn roughly understa1 Chambermnaids, &c. WEST 81ST ST.-AS CHAMBERMAID A 4 can ‘operate or BETWEEN 9TH AND, Writ cook by a German girl who tho- all kinds of cooking and baking. on Wheeler @ Wilsol apd ironing; frst oli 155 fa Iaptdne pees WEST 83D 8T., CORNER STH AV.—A NEAT, girl as chambermald and waitress, or would as 161 ta waabings best city refererice. ] 36TH ST. NEAR 7TH AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS 166 chambermard and waitress or to assist in the wash- City reference, 203 WEST 3TH back room.—. nd ironing. berm: e and Je willing to 221 —, a cacnrday and Monday. 223 were SIST ST., BETWEEX SH AMD 1B AVS. ESS. ATTEN ERD ff oper sewing Uy aA arg we 228 Vermatt « hotel ES 233 WEST TH 6T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG and troning Ina private family. Can be seen at ber prestnt employer's. ) NEAR 1TH AV., FIRST FLOOR, ‘woman as first clase cham DB naalat in fine washings chy Tt. EAST 21ST ST., BETWEEN =. AND 8D AV! FEST floor.—A ct meat and cook; woul: kitchen wi excelent joes; can be irl ag chambermaid and to ni 235 3) ST.) BETWEEN AVS. B AND © ROOM 19.— 0) A reeptetnb lo German. git) ng chambermalt; best Mr. ALBERT POHL, 503 ron AV.-A_ RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO chamberwork and. waiting or pinin sewing; t will- Ing and obliging; best city reference. Can be seen t i suited. TEL AY.) BETWEE Fart AND STH STS.—A bre Onn w to do berwork and ‘deaiat with the washing and ironing), bas ¢ RAST 12TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo- LH Man en cbaniperstinca hod to ascit yrith wa fronting; no objection toa private boarding house housework in a smail privace famtiy. : (Qe) 4 BAST NTH 81, FIRST FLOOR,A-YOUNG PRO- S24 Nonantgitl av chambermard and waitress; recou:ly disengaged. and highly recommended, ad ‘QGQ LEXINGTON AV.—A RESP! OERMAN GE ke chambermaid and waitress in w aptvsis family. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. FLOOR, FRONT "ROOM, M9 FAST 19TH ST. roable deems and clonsimakh ing. Fall and winter $, upwardss weap) trs, 62 a2 50; also children's rments made to ordory patterns and fashion plat 1%. A FRENCH DRESSMAKER, « WEST 471 8T. 22 Miving the lates styles direct from iy work at + bee Oyu posidence; work promptly exceutet: plain Urossoe 1 from 4 and upwards. Apply WK Lbt BBY RG. OCTOBER 9, 1869.-TRIPLB _SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. “ansaneeg 0 and Seuntstresses. pkby we Lag Hf cies wa ie SHEET. _~- SITUATIONS WANTED—WEMALES. au ST.—A BAY erneks oF com ; as oh. RL vie ™ CLERKS AND SALESMEN, ed NTRY CLERK WANTED—ONE WHO THOROUGTILE 1) understands his business and renides in the cit US PGanal ieee, vite references, to ARNOLD, UONS’ <anegon Witestar oe fa few Fauna ‘Gncaretasti te nda of Indiew? Un f Kinds of tadios’ underarm ent, a fac * Gallon oF addcoas EAST 45D Br. A RESPECTABLE XYOUNG GIRL plain sewing wud take care of children ina smaft family ; good city reterence. FIRS? FLOOR,—A FIRST class dros maker, Who is in the babit-of wo ‘king ia eras ‘am ilies, wishes to make a few more eng! en | perate on several sewing machines; exeelient rete: RL AS NURSERY GOv- tan to the county, Ad- mali aa und its EAST 2D ST,--A LADY AB COMPANION TO AN Of ehildren ; tea good gonerally useful, present employer'm of a. line addressed to 125 Post oiliee, will meet with prompt atten- er bP, AS room for a firat oli senmatress and willing to make hersel Be ane renen = her Ee CHIGAN Hy im Ted §. JAFFRAY & CO. HAY 41 ome JALESMEN.—B, 8. JAFPRAY & CO. HAVE VACANy clea for two or three first class salesmen (NEW NO. 44) 8D AV.—A YOUNG LADY AS CASH- vs beat eafacenon trash SALESMAN WANTED—A YOU well acquainted wit! 14 to 16 years old. ©o,, No. 4 Warren st, Gitwation WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS. been connected with the mnetion business for the laat rm; Ie capable of aeiling at uction if reguizeds the Address WASHINGON, box 150 ACTIVE MAN, rade. of Springticld Silver Plate ome centeel busines os L Apply at oftee 0} LACE.—A LADY RESIDING IN THIS rites a handsome hand and is an experi- ployment. Address Mrs. EL iD. BETWEEN OTH avA—A young woihan ad seamstress in a private ue Oberake ou Wheeler d& Wikon's unmebines would enced copytat, desir Weer rH ah —ag -LADY’8 COMPAMION OR 10 do sewing in a fi lady wis uses Rowing bent ‘reterence ee with’ if EAST %D ST SECOND FLOOR,—A RESPEOT- ae 4 wi ms bate the x4 or woes: na Searane on Wheeler & Wison's sowing machin 10 TEA CLERKS, —WA NTED, AN BXPERIENCED alraid of ‘work. avie young bape Apply. early at 492 first class fami.y AN INTELLIGE! NT AMERICAN peyancey AV. han, lo years of age, den #ho could receive some’ instruction or be adopted by some good f 10 LAWYRRS.—WANTED, i“ MANAGING €LBR&, competent to prepare alidaviti oe) (PRAVELLING SALESMEN WANTED—For THE LACE snd white goods departinant of @ jobbing house. Ad- » with re{erences, box 425 Post alll ANTED——A SITUAT sent in would like toh iy, Call on or audrems ORPHA BAST HOUSTON st. active girl an a Can bring the beat of rere 388 6TH ponte ey A weet STH ST._BY A COMPETENT DRESSMA- ker, a few more engagements by the day; good rel WEST? STH ST, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH engagements; one who underttande all Kinde of tay tow? ; ome who uni peeeeaaiey cas ws ia all Kinds o Iy sow: 8 Laprs MAID; irdresser and Reamstress ; Wheeler & Wilson's machine; Las lived in hor last years and five months. B WE! WEST 2971, ST, "gece Soe WOMAN TO erself useful atany kind of work; 0 country; has's baby 14 montbe olde 2 AIRE Pe EAST 19TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A French la ty as forewoman in nd dressmaking establishment ; ha: 18 AN BXPE- OK KEEPER OR OEN- eral clerk; would attend to collecting accounts or any bnsineas where his servinne._ could EAST 48TH SP, FRONT ROOM, TOP FLOOR. ) ‘good operator on Wheeter & Wilson's or Grover & Baker's sewing machine, and under= ng, Wishes afew more engagements to Ko ‘A neamutress, who made avaliable; good offiee. stands dressma| out by the day or wi 9, Wear 17H 8 #2 more enyazaments by required, | Gall oF addrous DH WEST 42D 8T., BETWEEN 9TH AND 107TH AVB. seoond floor,—As seamstress; 19m clonte maker can work on Wheeler & Wiinon « will go by the day or week. Apply for COMPETENT DRUG CLERK, clly references, Apply at 494th st,, Wiiilamaburg, BOOKKEEPER IN AN IM- BY A DRESSMAKER, A or week; referenees if }ANTZD—AN ASSISTA\ ‘KER, porting and jobbing house; must be and have the best Yeferenoes. Address A. Herald oilioe, giving age and references, —BY A YOUNG MAN, A SIPUATION IN A ale or retail dry goods store; salary not ao much the objeot us a ait ‘ation, “Firak class references, Address frat class millinery no objection to go YOUNG LADY DESIRES THE POSITION OF VISIT- ing governess to young che Feferences exchanged, EXPERIENCED LADY competent to instruct in English, pet desives @ situation am rest ten D. H., box 132 Herald English branehes only; . Joy Herald offic STH AND 38TH ST8.—AN a, on parisitoed dreeamnker ior ro sot oy the day in take wark homme | Wheeler & Wilson's machine. FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS ReAmstreas and to do cbamberwork ; Flison's and Elliptic machines ; TANTED—TWO GOOD OUTSIDE SALESMBN TC for a first class grocery house on best reference aud able to give ae French, German and mu: governess, Best referen for eerie 6th av. Only those with curity need address GROG ‘ANTED—A QUIOK AND THOROUGHLY COMPE- tent accountunt for temporary employment, CO., Herald oftiee. ANTED—TWO THOROUGHTL: tive dry goods salesmen, who oan come well recom- ad aré good window dresser S$, HAMMOND & OO., 2 Newark aj JANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS MEN ations permanent 5 also business. Apply at 360 aD AY., TOP NY AND ALL LETTERS, BUSINES! ence, received by Ladi ness, are answered nat ns Yoluine of versgs just. verbatim copy to PRIV, CORRESPOND- aed to transact bus lady, who refera to her own Ing. Enclose the letter or. « TARY, box 79 station Dy Interviews tinkeceseary, though obtalnnule, TANTED—BY A LADY WHO WRITES A NEAT AND rapid hand, copying to do at home. Address C, D., Nihaee on Wheeler & ‘and obilging; goo ‘OPERATOR ON GROVER & BAKERS SEWING macbine will go out in famalles by the day oF week; good references given. EXPERIENVED AND General Housework, &c. WEST 0TH ST.—A YOUNG _Beneral housework ; good city rever “WEST 96TH ST.AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT git!, with best of references, for Ghabatabeswosk; ho washing, Apply to MAR’ ) 771 AY., BETWEEN 22D AND 3D 8TS. E: rl to do general housework or chainber fa a small private family; best elty refer- for flannels und dom & boy with some kuowied, Boptite BY A LADY, A ST} verness for youn; branche ‘and drawing ; VATION AS RESI+ children, to teach Fnglish Sungry s Middle or WOMAN TO DO no ‘objection to » box 808 Pittaburg, Pi ANTED—A YOUTH OF ONE OR TWO YEARS! EX. pie nee in the retaildrug business, 19 one bimselé eful. Apply this (Saturday) morni and is ‘relock, at the corner of Court and tae housework WANTED, INTELLIGENT AND ACO! men to act’ as cashiers. To ihoae who Teliable In tiguring good salaries and ven, R. H, MACY, work and waiting [a D—A CASHIER, WHO CAN Li security in a well oatal BOST WIG AN ® ahed hotel and uw Housekeepers, &-. MTH 8T.—A_ RESPECTABLE YOUNG Kitl_ax housekeeper for no objection to travel j reference if required. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO. ATTE store; one that understands the busi PROTESTANT | NUS ANTE! Cantal tie Fest Ste ee WOMAN WANTED—TO TAK AN INFANT TO wet nurse at her own home, Appy at 420 8d ay. imme- ess; no other entleman; wid- ‘COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, ~ SOBER, TRUSTWORTHY MAN, NEWLY MARRIED, horoughly underatan; WEST TH ST.—AS BOUSEE REEDS BY A Soot oe ement, Call f k, LAFAYETTE AV. BROOKLYN.—AN ted young lady as housckeaper or Gompanton; can wrllltench ehildren the £nglish “OPERATOR ON 1 FINKLE “& LY Lrax's $ machine; also two good to or address Mra, GEORGE W, FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, ALSO. yirnor eas und an errand girl wanted. Apply at 57 East 9th st., a few doors from Broadway. MONTHLY NURSE, WANTED. MUST COME WITH Ada GUOD, station D. GENTEEL, YOUNG GIRL WANTED-TO TAKE cate Of a child and be generally usefal; bring rever- neat University place. \HAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS WANTED—TO GO 15 miles in New Jersey; @ good home and permanent place for a nice girl with w mineudation, wad apply to 76 Cortlandt st., near Jer Bah WANTED ON FINE VERMILYEA, a7 plants and graper! shay veretablem, and is not afraid to work’ wit 8, Propagating, F fome competant es no object during Vi ied there ia @ colLage or grecnbouse on the pA Cull on oF address P. aM on sewing machin branches; uncxesptionable, sorerences. fortwo days Miss HICKS. WEST 93D BT, NEAR 8Ti AY. —A YOUNG Jady of retinement to 8 cot ntry with a widower’s family YOUNG MAN WANTS A Servarion AS COACH. room, oF groom ; lerald oilice, for two a: YOUNG GERMAN MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITU- oF as head farm laborer ; If useful th all kinds of work; , box HU Herald oftice, oh Sotsekeepe N AMERICAN WO- ] 6TH AV, THIRD FLOOR. ai man as housekeeper ina hotel or pri | xenra’ experience in that capacity. Apply to or al- LONE WOMAN AS HOUSEKEEPER TO A WID- ower or a party of gentlemen. Address Mra. HILL, box 108 Herald oilice. N AMERICAN LADY er in A gentleman's family, ius expefience and best reference. Address WORK—WAGES Monday at MME, MAU- ‘vox 116 Herald oltice. WISER A POSITION AS M Seruel Whik “hoceels scethaes, hictuc “s, lent, superior, careful driver; ci Address H., box 240 Berald ollob, (URLS WANTED_WHO UNDERSTAND WORKING AX, ,08 sewing machines; only experienced operators need at American Button Hole Sewing Machine Company, HOUFEKEEPER'S SITUATION EARNESTLY DE- ied, by m capable, energetle, youn, Would like to take the whole char man’s or widower's nouae; is not a ona of work. t sapees given and required. Address H. H., box 121 Herald NOACHMAN.—AN AMERICAN, J perienced with hors city or counir: JALESWOMEN WANTED—FOR HOSIERY, wa &c,; must understand the busluess, Appiy POSITION WANTED.—A PERSON, RELIABLE AND \OACHMAN AND ambitious, will enga: means or ay companion to a Indy; perfect needle in all its branchea; elderly, ‘people desired. Address Herald branch office, Brooklyn, a 139 Preps 8T., BROO! ne as cook and References required. CLASS COOK, 460 West Bath et. for a party with mistress ‘of the one as amcerrnla oes » ing $0 make himself NTED—A FIRST _troner in a private family, VANTED—& SMALL GIRL. FOR GENERAL HOUSE- for three days A. R., {ousen father SITUATION EARNESTLY DESIRED ae rough and ciergetic lady, well edu- bated "dud experiened; can take the whole charge of a house, large or snail; is not afraid of work; best reference one but those with the most honorable Address INDUSTRY, box 127 Herald ane, 4eD TANTED—RY A PRACTICAL AND SCTED denor, a situation; fs mar ap p lived th nome of the finest places On the Hud vin Want of such a wan may ad- iven and require fotenioue aoa spn -4 2000 COOK. WAGES $25. APPLY AT TANTED—BY A PRENOHMA Coachman 40 9p th Da a5 West 2h Bil ppominsbdations eau Be givew, TANTED A GOOD MILLINER FOR MAKING CHIL- ts by Mme. FRESE, 1182 Broadway, ANTED—A, PRAY ANT (GERMAN PREFERRED) p for aie family, Apply before) FIOUSEREEVER. —A POSITION AS HOUSEKE! windy, who has recently private stable, where all and ven up house: “HELP WANTED—SLALES. PERMANENT SITUAT! for a reliable m: mortgage on real toH, FIRGHONe 08 ANTED—100 FIRST CLASS CLOAK HANDS; NONE but best workers need apply. Wie CONSTABLE & CO., Broadway and 19th st. GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON IN 3 minat rarest and have good ref- AT ANTED_—BY A YOUNG TADY, A smn ATION 43 housekeeper toa widower. Address D. B. V, ¢ AT A GOOD SALARY who has $2,100 to loves! ANTED—HY A RESPECTARLE PROTESTANT wo- per.in ® small family, an be had, BANK, Herald WANTED TO situation aa housekce; he corner of Court and Church sts., Brooklyn, W ENGLAND WOM. housekeeper In a hotel nurse, oF in any responsible position; unexceptionable Address HOUSEKEEPER, station M, ton Hier, his, New York, Nurses, &e. fh WHITEHALL ST.—AN EXPERI attend a frimil ea sick; best elty re EAST MTH ST.—AS CHILD'S NURSE, spectable youn, c apvly between 9 and 18 A. WEST 39TH §T.-A LADY, GOING TO MORILE colored majd or'chiia" one by applying as above, Best references given. TILLARY ST., NEAR JAY.—A LADY'S NURSE 19 __ diseniaged; Would like to “make engagements with Address Mrs. Brunet. FEW | RESPECTASLE erences. Apply at TANTED—A GOOD COOK; pastry, desserts, &c, No: avenne, between 35tl and 26th a ANTED—A TIDY GIRL, FROM 16 TO 18 YEARS OF ‘age, for general housework ina stall family. at 105 West 45th st., three doors from 6th av, 0 e *BALIMAN BRO! —A FINE OPPORT! NITY TO EN g study of telly -ANTED—BY AN tion as matron or nust UNDERSTAND Lisnited nymbex &: n the ple of pupiie wan by NCED NURSE TO invalid to Califo given, Address N TANTED—A “FIRST CLASS: CHANBERMAID AND Wautreas, to do fhe washing aud Ironing of w small Apply at 63 West 7 ANTED—HANDS TO WORK oN “CLOAKS IN THE Broalway, 9th and TOth ste. M recommended, nurse, can hear ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CHAMBERMAID AND | dices, with relerer bie WERY, Hera raltrens, City reference required. Apply at 236 East vol mine vihartey mission than any other parties 8. J. MARDEN, 10 Cortlandt at, PARS, IN A LAW OF- ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER. Good reference required. Abply at 27 West Bist &., 4 before 12 o'clock. FRENCH WOMEN arse. Apply this morning, before one orclocte, ut 18 Washingion place. ANTED—A TIDY GIRL TO COOK, WASH, IRON AND tairs work without assistance iu a small pri- WEST 18TH ST., NEAR TH AY, _ble youn woman as wet nurse; WEST 20TH ST.—A nurse to an. iuyalld I io take fie entire charge of an age city refercuee, WEST 27TH BT., NEAR ITH AY., FIRST FLOOR, back room.—A Fespectable married woman who hing A. RESPECTA- I breast of milk, EW HAMPSHIRE LADY AS entleman; no objection lady orgent.eman; best NTED—A BOY, 12 TO fice; must writ 82. ANTED TWO. SMART Mcst write A 1 and be quick and Rortect OE UNDERSTANDS one who can do outdoor trade BIGG, Morrtsania, N. ¥. ANTED—A SMART MAN WHO the grocery busin YVANTED—A YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED WOMAN (American preferred) to attend a first class bakers, Addrena G. A., Herald ofice. TAXTFD—A FIRST CLASS FRENCH COOK FOR A Address fuli name and references $ fax Lionse, on mi NEAR 8D AV.—MONTHLY NURSE, dy, disengaged: first class references from ladies an staquire betweond and Sound steamer. room 18, 1:2 Broadway. 8., Herald office. TANTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND WATLIR le to do fine washing. Call at 60 West Sith st., from 10 to 1 o'clock. Refercaces required. WEST HTH eT—A Fe Protestant woman (0 take and do Plain sewing; oan be bighly recommended by her last PECTARLE YOUNG of growing eblidren UNG MAN TO WRAP NEWS- 4 afraid of work and who knows Inquire at 183 Williamst., op ONE WHo Is A printing business ; paieen= A GOOD CANYVASE: inted with the etatione:y agoodinad thia éa good opportunity. Apply at 43 Mercer FAST 23D 8T.—A mat Lik ore a CHILD'S " prog. to: ANTED—ZWO GIRLS; ONE ing and ironing, and one Ree gaereorereet Apply at 1: ‘OR COOKING, overpaid and waltre » between 6th and ¢ ST.—A 7! 300, ous of ouluas nurse in a firaie cee family ‘ OV Sih av. Wega THREE Uny"s, 812 aud Std Bowers: A FIRST CLASS QYSTERMAN, WHO UN- Opening on the Boston style; iberally delt with Apply at PARKER'S, Broadway CLAS A OYSTERMAN. TANTED--A FIRST CLASS cook, WHO CAN MAKE ouanr soups anit bone, &¢ Both must have best city re pavement dor, between 10 and Hy 80 Ab excellent a BOOK SALESROOM NO. healthy young witow woman from Canad French, as wet nurse WEST 40TH ST. BETWEEN 9TH AND wrt ave.—A respectable married woman as wet nurse; 2 ‘tresh breast of milk. RESPECTARLE WOMAN AS 5 and seamstress, or as chambermaid and wait- esa; good reference from her last employer. Taquire at iudbis ANTED_A FIRST CLASS FEMALE COOK IN AN — A GIRL Re ) ATTE D A “BAKERY. “APPLY THE TRADES. fAci HINIST AND Sood hat on PRACTICAL AND res a situation as for Sot the construction, erection of oper “RD AY, THIRD FLOOR OVER THE STORE.— as shoroughs understands the SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. STANTON ST.—A COLORED BOY IN A DOCTOR'S oftice or any other place where be can make himself fon or superintendent tion of machinery; understands design’ Sutlafuctory references, Address CONSTRUCTOR, care of them from. RE A ST! VATION AS LADY WISHES TO PRO nurse for @ tte tN At her present employer's, WEST 45TH ST.—A FIRST CL. WAITER, WHO jer. Inquir ¢ of his employer, as a ORIGINAL ORNAMENTAL DRAUGHTSMAN, artint in wood oF stone, experienced in patterd earving: desires a situation; no objection to go to an: ig desired and willitig to worl e# ag to character and skill, YOUNG MAN need, wishes a situation (FRENCH) WITH GOOD REFER. 8 walter in a small family. Altdress care 8. Borgrand, 27 Bast Mth st.,near Union square. Lauudremes, &e, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS. A RE Protestant woman as laundress gr fine ationable referen IL PARISE, mc YOUNG MAN HAVING THREE tlge about sewing machines wishes i ge work ine , box 134 Herald odice, TSMAN WISHES EM. square, New Yor! EATER WANTED. i. None others need ap- FMAN, No. 9 North Frederick at, IT a washer aha to do ebamberwork. WEST SIST ST., BETWEEN ert AND 77H ays jotable woman, a Tew more ladies? and tt ironing to take to her own home; erena sone In the neatest manver; best city references, Call YOUNG MAN, AGED 9, WANTS A SITUATION AS light porter, clerk, ke.. find would bo willing to make pieuselt general ‘wor! eutlomen‘s wash! given, Address “how x ARCHITECTURAL, DR 8 WAITER NDERSTANDS - S_PER- Toctly as butier and courier ; knows all parts of Europe well; sperdka English, French and Inquire at Hardinann's Ho GOOD AND RELIABLE GOLD B) Must be a first clags Re WEST uTtt ST. BETWREN 6TH AND TTT AV. roorh 16,—A first rate taundrese wishes a few geu men's and ladies’ washing} can do fivting HW requir )¢2 WEAN SIST ST, BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TIl AV: A rerpectable womaa to tw ir own Rouse.” Good xl reference, IN THR REAR.-A COMPE. } tent woman to go'out by the day to do fine washing, ironing cand Hatin, EAST 4iST 8T.-A YOUNG GIRL As understands flating by band or machine; bas rman; has vest rereren- i, Stadt theatre, H, AR CABINET MAKE TTUANION WANTED—RY A MAN AS COOK; UNDE ‘wove. muy wowire i from Manis how to make biscuits aud puddings ish, French and Gern pply to A. SHMITS, NTRAC TOR, box ¥,445 in fainily waahing ing: speaks En, ry be i UATION WANTED—BY A_ Tyan hen private family; best reference. Lodhi K, Herald oftce. ANTED—A SITUATION BY ght porter or any kind of employment vehere intel 0 Yequited, Seven yours’ reference. Ad+ GERMAN MAN, SILK MAT CURLER WANTED—APPLY BO P. ERNENWEIN, 12 Fulton s BRASS aOR gence and sobriety i. ¥. T., Herald ollice. EAST LTH 8T.—A WIDOW wo ULD TAKE IN | washing and ironing. Good references given as to 3D. PAPER FILE F ore APPLY TO ‘DURRIE & RUSHER, 16 Beekman st., New York. TATCHUMAKER WANTED—FOR THE COUNTRY; ONE who can repair jowelry, Reference re to WAASER & LISSABUR, 62 Nassau a TCUMAKER,—WANTED, can do fine wateh repair a {eye's store in avsence ¢ Address T. A. WILLS CLERKS AND SALESMEN. OLERK IN A BANK WISHES LEGAL Address D. R.J., TH &T. BETWEEN STH AND erat AV woman to'do Washing and troning at he a orn juld go out by te day, WEST 38TH St. A RESPECTARL woman to take in washing at hor own reskleuce; good reference. EAST 18TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, Ri - A respectable woman, with gooll city reference (0 ti mee oF Will go oUt by the day to clean. and enpable. 9 & propritor: be IN & CU, fread NTED.—APPLY AT WHE Sant, 168 Willan at. GENERAL AGEST FOR THE STATE OF TOWA for the sale of Sewing, Machines wo ald busipess to con: it Rochwster, Ns ¥ FRENC u ADYERTISHUEN BUN NNB deafante ot fnire in couty ele matin aw St, James! Hotel, ehambee 1 ry NEAR GOTH ST. FIRST FLOOR BACK. ) “A frat Class laundress Mes! washing at @ moderate ‘Address W. Gy is aa bo abilily, ec. LE FLANCATSR 01 de 10.02 heures, CONNAISSANT entra 9 placer comme borne enfants; Bonnes recommandations, "pour dolaner ane silte au St. James’ Hotel, Waitresses, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A walt-on. att mye lady or as soarnstr <A YOUNG MAN OF 2¢ WANTS ® cutton commiasion house; FILLS vaanOiihie SITUATION TO bien as ang { tnvegrity guar sto ability 0x 485 Post ollige, Badrenser au 93 sme ae