The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1869, Page 13

THE COURSE OF EMPIRE. anne ‘Zee Region ef the Repubitean River—Its Setttement Preveated by Bands of Hostile Red Men—Militavy Expedition Scouring the Country—Indiaus Reuted by General Dun- @un’s Porces—The Binnket Indians and tho Polley te be Pursued Teward Them= Spotted Tail Prefigures the Final Solution @f the Indian Question. Nota PLatr4, Neb., Oct. 6, 1860, As omigration is extending westward in Ne- “ ‘praska particular attention {s attracted to tho Repbitcan river region, The head waters of the principal forks of the Republican are in Colorado Werritory. Rising east of the great Rocky Mountain fange, they are forced to fina their way to the sea By some channel leading towards the Atlantic ‘Deean, Except the Frenchman’s Fork they come in a. sortheasterly direction from Colorado Territory into Jlebraske, where they join the main river, running @ast, paratiel with the Kansas border, whence the stream imeclines to the southeast, till it empties into the Kansas river. The Republican in its general Dourse thus describes @ kind of semi-circle. From ‘this point on the Union Pacific Rautroad, where the Platte divides itself into forka to the north and the south, the Republican river region ts distant be- tween seventy and eighty miles to the south; but one hundred miles further east on the railroad line the Platte and the Repubitcan are only forty miles e@pert This whole extent of country, which forms ‘the southwestern section of Nebraska, presents in ite topographical appearance an apparently iilimit- ablo area of high, rolling table land, intersected here ‘amd there, and especially near the river, by gorges aod ravines, many of which form the pathways of Streams of pure water which have their origin in Springs. All the uplands are good for grazing, and gome of them for wheat and other cereals, while tle valleys of the various. streams are quite snsceptible of varied cultivation. ®ome of the gorges and ravines are wild @nd rugged, and are coyered im _ places ‘With bushes and @hrubs of different descrip- tions. There is not a large amount of timber along the whole of the Republican itself, but at intervals ‘here are points whicn are heavily wooded, On the banks of Beaver creek and other consider- able iibutary streams there is an extensive growth Of fair-sized trees, principally cottonwood and hack- berry, while at particular points large groves and éven forests have been found. The Republican is not so large a river as the Platte or tae Loup Fork, but it is larger than the Little or the Big Blue, the Little or the Great Nemaha, and larger than the Elk- horn, Itis swift aud sandy, and ia most respects partakes of the general characteristics of the Loup Fork and the Platte. The Republican is to the south- Western section of the State what tne Little and the Big Blue and the Littte and the Great Nemaha are to the southeastern, what the Loup Fork 1s to the nonthwestern, the Elkhorn to the southeastern gud the Platte to all the Su: ate, Although the Republican river xegion and the Whole of the southwestern section of Nebraska is ‘Adapted to profitable agricuitura! or grazing pur- wery Jew settioments have been made there ‘up to the present period. Setllers who ventured to locate 1 this section ef the cour try were unable to eee peace — preety! of the In- bh others hav nm delerred irom goin; thither for smilar rt of buffalo, which range over it in large numbers. Herds\of them also Toa across the boundary line 4n the State of Kansas, ed men from vanious In- dian reservations oiten vasit those sections. of Kansas raska, mainly to hunt the ee Ancideut- ay, to steal the stock, ithe homes and carry it the woulen or kilithe men at whise settiements. hough-the government of the United States ias made treaties of peace with neariy all the Indian tribes of the Jains and of the mountains, bands of most of them disregart their treaty supulation: and white gelting all they out of aeemeecs, not ony piaiter wherever they may list, bat commit cruel outrages upon white inhaoitants. in certatm cases the most friendly or semi-vivilized Indians are authorized to leave their reservations to go on hunting expedi- tions; but when they get far Irom the eyes of Indian agenis and consider Lueuseives sale jt detec- tion they sometimes do not scru, ie to commit euch ou the Sioax aad the Cheyeanes, however, are Ala oh rahe es math oe a ire tl troublesome of all the red men that tuterfere with ‘the ell seitiement and petals develop- ment of Southwestern Nebraska and Noithweatern Kansas. ‘Iheir c.othing generally consists of a buf falo robe or blanket. Hence they are ee seine reaped ee hall J plains. ee ee 7 is joux, inclus lalla, Brole, rive pres Two on Roti, Saasare oe many hers, Lumber gome 25,000, Cheyenpes about 10,000, Although their legitimate hunting eed are far to tac northwestol here, in wyoming id Dacotah territories, wuile their old men ai mons of the squuws and papooses remain at home, ‘She chiefs and warriors go out on the chase and tue and range all the way down from the bs a, Powder river aud peed thd regions the Republican in aud Bayont ia in Kansas. They follow the me ‘hereyer it At nis Piro of the at large herds of Go to the 19 teat is the favorite Tood of the reat map. He wan baitalo before anythiug—except wis anol from the government, Ate oblige day 1 heard a f with apparent k, “We Want our mouey NOW a6 B00 as Me; we have our way of serving the Great spirit and we waut to go t0 hunt, for we cannot serve Great Spirit uniess we lave some Duituion” sus bands of red men are now out their usual buut in seareh of io to sast them during winter. On such occasions hereditary hostile imbes olten come in contact witi each other, aad indian batties follow. ‘The piogx and Cheyennes are a terror ‘vo nearly all the 7 tribes, to whom they are inim- ical, The Southern Soux and Cneyenues threaten the extermination of the Arapahoes, wio number over 1,000, and it is understood thatdive chicis of the Arapuahoes are on ther way to confer with Gov- erner Cumpbell, of Wyoming, with a view of torm- ing a deteusive ‘alilance with ‘the Smakes and other Indians to wortily themselves Sgalnat Buch extermi- preinn be ‘and of | Og Son on, Map poaed to be Sioux, ae near KeBcoe sla tom above nere here, “rou aiaeend toward the Re- Publican. AD expedition consisting of three com- antes of the Filtn cavairy, eed ora 8 of the Second cayairy aud two compan the Pawnee ied which are in ‘a4 service of ‘the United States, ail under command of Brevel Brigadier General Thomas Duncan, 18 now operating in what region in order to rid it as far as ie ra ‘marnuilton red 7 Srnpatty ota team Lt yep go0n hap an oh and ‘Opt ered more secur are at resent, it 13 understood thst ‘i Engils colony “will be locaved there du the e season. Governor Buuer . Schal- an Engiishinan, who pas been het | appol state lmuigration Agent, are abu lenveng, Lincoln on @ irip to the Republican in aa ho soles ‘800, “fe » foe yr that purpose, Beard DY. yh thac toe 4 of Gener ef pase forces Was Wet a few di: v8 ago Dy @ band big lun mediately alback, with jhe view, it i8 presumed, of Covering their flight wits inde amount of buifalo meat which jad accumujajed. Ju Laie they Jailed however, tor the cavayi Hy Sud the the Pawnee scouts charged the Sioux, routed them completely, kil'ing one and wounding several. ‘fhe Sioux Look to their feet-footed ponies aud fied 'o save their sealps, leaving every thing behind them, Thew lagen, Afiy-six in number, together witi a variety of tae eae ty, Were Cap- tured and destroyed by Gener UCaL’s lorces. The captures consisted of 600 lodge poles, thirty buudles of willow rods, fifty fresh butfalo bides, ~ pounds of buiTalo meal, twenty new lodge 100 sacidie lorsa, twenty Willow baskets, 200 ¥4,Q0 wooden pis, two surveyors tri- i a lange éuunsber of rice utensiis and many les of ian wear and cap equipments. supply train to reprovision the command 1s now m route irom Fort McPherson tothe Republican, revet Major General Emory, who commands the District of the Ke; F oaiele with neta ee at ler, S Fort McPherson, ccompanies the train on a per- acnal visit to the feild of operation ‘ors MoPher- gon is iocated seveateen wiles sou! it from here, Teasous. It 48 a favorite resort of | @t the base of the Binns reiwg from the valley of the Platte, [tis aot, a8 its Mame would 1 greet a > iar fort, but, Hke others in the West “ry miilitary station, with houses for the ‘oicers r- racks fur the men, stables for the horses and build- tugs for the military stores, It is the base of ope- ravions for the disthies which Copera Emory com- Tanda, and is the princips rendezvous snd winter quarters for lis troops. These ai nuw either engaged in active operations im ine fen or stayoned al posta along the |e of the railroad in Nebraska, A a Span ‘or infantry under Oaptain § Poliock 1s quartered at kort Kearny; one vy of cavalry apd ope of iain vet Major Wood are located ‘iu a creeks two companies of cayalry under Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Koval rermain at Fors McPherson during the absence of Lue rest of the command; a company of infantry under Brevet Lieutenant Cotone! Mohd eccupies tie post estadlisued here at North ay and acompaty of cavalry under brevet Major Sum- ner is camped at one With Colonel Emory ahd Major Suiager i had the pleasure of renewing aaso- ciatlons and recowiting remiciscences of the Army of the Potomac, The Woops 1p the district of the Republican, <istributed aiong the ine of the ratlrot w it from possivie interference by the Indians, are Uhus rendering Valuable services, whitch are ap- ‘preciaved less by ‘the railroad company than by the trovelllog pubiie, . he Sioux and Cheyennes, 93 well as bands of other savage, ungovernable red men, aré a source of continual Whexsiness to white sottiers iocated at any reat diatauce from the towns. The occupation and evelopment of remoter regions 18 completely pre- vented by the fact that at ahy moment a troop of rapacious redsking {3° lable to sweep down upon any lonely homsiead and plunder or Murder the iniabitants, All the members of the ‘ibes do not participate ia or countenance (openly at least) such jawiers outrages, which are attributed to the bad, Sas passin spuits in the various bands. The olamnen, say wey biwet coutrol all the ounger inen. ay argue ia wise:—"“You ve vad white men among you who fob ramremené rae: ee NEW YORK HERALD, ‘SATURDAY, OOTOBER 16, 1869.—-TRIPFLE SHEET. citizens, and from mi war gn tribes except in self-defence, are amo! aoe 0 a, reservations eon PPh ie ploneers or red-ski tai With ail ch hostile savages mi staslon and u accompanied by pitta of guna sony nor hunting purpo: are of little use to render them more civilized, e military power of th - ment wi ‘9 them a more practical potent doned, in deference to the demands of Indian tribes and the opiniong of impracticable peacemakers, the roving red men believe they can success{ully co tend against @ government which Was thus com- poles to Show tis weakness, Regardless of thelr a obligations they now believe fol. can ve thelr savage instincts with more impunity before the white man sought to sue for them. Under existing orders our military treat ag enemies any may find roaming’ beyond their reservations; but it, Would seem that @ long continuance of Tndiap ou! Toust necessitate a policy nag od comprehensive, firm and vigorous, ne thi certain—the savage must not stand in the " of the onward march of ¢ivilization. Spotted Tall, chief of the Brule band of Aig eye one of the most inteliigent men am he indian tribes, comprehend the trath of thi Suecenen ‘aud possibly ee ures the flnal solution of the Indian question. Whether sincere or not, Spotted Tail says he wishes to live at peace with the white men because they are numerous ag the leaves upon the trees, and it is folly for the red men to contend against them, He saw how the white man, first pen Ger his need on the great water where the 8 has been steadily advancing from that time apy and the red man as steadily driven back over the All nies, across the Mississippi and across even the 4 sourl; he saw how the white man lad made a weitle. ment on the great water where the sun sets, and was w advancing fast from that direction alsa; he'sees inimagination that the white man from the Bast and the white man from the West must goon come to- gether, and when they do the red man will be be- tween them, and “Whew !” sald Spotted Tali, rub- bing the palms of his hands together, “that will be the end of the red man,’? A LIVELY CENTENARIAN.—Mrs, Angeline Podesta, who 1s is well advanced towards her 101st year, led the grand juarch at the Itallan ball at Mozart han, in Cincinnati, on Monday night, and danced tea sets beside. We saw Mis. Podesta after she had per- formed this feat. Her grip was like that of a black. smith, her eye was clear as an eagle's, and her face, po ite strongly marked features, showed no signs of fatyue, She is truly a wonderful old jady. Born on the 9th of January. 1769, in Italy, she has, passed through scenes such as it has been vouchsaied to few living mortals vo beheld. Let any of our readers ran over in memory the history of Italy from 1770 to 1847, when Mrs, Podests came to America, and the history of our country since that time, and they wili comprehend what thr experiences are laid up in the old lady’s memory, still clear and vigorous as itis. She looked on Monday night as if she might live another half century, if she did not witness the first of the year 2,000.—Oincinnati Gazvite, Tus Ricut Spirir IN TENNESSEE.—Jbe Memphis Appeal, whose editor has been up to Nashville as a Jooker-on, says:—Lake it for all it all we have a Leg- islature as respectabie for character aad talents as ever was convened in the State. will do the best they cap and the people will be satmtied. The majority of the lo and of the Legislature of ‘Tennessee are fora Inan for Senator who will let bygones go, forget the past in seeking future good, and press lorward with energy to bnild the country with improvements, retrench expenses, reform are reduce tariffs and rg coy the constitn- jon apd briug back prosperity with peace. That is what the people want, _SERUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Cooks, &e. 95. FULTON 8T., BROOKLYN.—AS. FIRST CLASS cook ins hotel or restaurant; good elty reference. 130 WET 20TH ST.AS FIRST CLASS COOK; UN- demands French and English cooking and getting, up leo party dinncra; good eliy reverence. Call or addres. 130 West ery st a8 FIRST CLASS COOK; UN. derstands French and Engiush cooking and getti ‘up nice pariy dianers; good city reference. Cull or address 157 WEST etd Sth RESPECTABLE Woman As ook in a private 4 Wo de her business boreal Fula assist in the washing, &c.; city reference, ‘all for two days. D> ‘WEST | wTH ST.—AS HEAD COOK IN A HOTEL boarding house; understands the art of ci and alle branches ul charge taker, jonni ad 2 4.1%; WESY 21TH 8T., BETWEEN 7TH A young woman as cook, washer and froner or ould do gescral housework ta & mall priveve family; god city references. THE BASE- usework for @ QT) Beata vrctestnn weeaea '8e Private family. WEST MATH ST.—A PROTEST: 260 ol to do general Thuutrnk Ine wall aerioa 337 WEST 28TH ST.. BETWEEN 8TH AND. 9TH e) f avs.—A young girl to do housework and waiting; good city reference, BOL bette ide geiernt bovwewont i's walt vate ou chambermaid aud ‘waitress; "fe willing and 100d city Fetencuce, 443 , WEST MD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman to do general housework for a small family ; 16 a good baker of bread and biscu{t; also a good washer and lroner; good city reference. Housekeepers &ce fon inal Pins in PERSON WHO HAS EXPERIENCE Keane 4g and teaching childreg; best reference. Recuine a v2 Biddle’s piano wareroom as at above, 95 CoLumarA aod ve Ama. 4 MIDDLE AGED sd Connecti Wpnsckeepa for a widower #0 much of an ol Jeet’ aa good hone. Sr Deicke 243. LAFAYETTE | AY. BROOKLYN. AN ONDA. A oung L ean hy yt: uaekeeper oe oe 8 tay operate on sewing machit wit pats culigren fogs Brenches} na sero @rences, Call on or a for two Q5Q WES TH sta MOST WORTHY AND RE: oD spectadle middle aged American woman as honse- reference or seen nurae, or to take care of an invalid lady; reference given. G2] SH, AY, THIRD FLOOR AN AMERICAN ), woman as housekeeper in a hotel or private faraily ; 3 haga thorongh practical knowledge of the same, Addroys LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION AS HOUSE- Keeper, companion of {a teach, Address Miss LENA CLARK, Yonkers, on Hudson, 8 HOUSERREER Om bel sb ROOM KEEPSR IN te] ect and competen! ung WOMAD ; Root Teterehee, "Address for two Gaye Miss Le Hi. Berald A’ wpe AGED LADY, OF REFINEMENT, AS DERLY AMERIOAN WIDOW. LADY oF FX- 166, fcompetent and reliable, n postion as Satisfactory reference. Address & oF would take care of an Invalld; do Lion tthe ake aetarekee atten. Addon Bk Oo je fe rald office, for two days, Nurses, &c. 4TH ST OPPOSITE THE RIDING. SCHOOL, HORD. married woman, who has loat ber baby, ‘good reference: ie at SOR gt ae Inquire for Mra. GREENWIC 0 OQ WEST BIH ot. REAR BUILDING.—A RESPECT. man as wet nurse; has plenty of young, althy reference. 39 LAUREL 6T., YONKERS.-A BABY TO WET purse, by elady who bas lost her own, Inquite for Mrs. CAMT AE! WEST 20TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE PROTEST. ant woman to take entire charge of a baby from ite a a good seamatress y referen 6TH Av, IN THE STORE,—A MONTHLY NURSE; _firat class references. — FIFTH AY,—A COMPETENT WOMAN: CAN 182 take the entire care of an fnfant trom ite birth and 0 pinin sewing} 12 years’ relerenco from her present em 300 "PROSPECT ST. JERSE ory -& RESPECT. e ‘able American "middle aged an monthly ures or would do housework fortwo in a famlly.ia the coun try. Call or address. 8D AV.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL AS nurse; faa good plain sewer and fully competent to take entire charge of ohildren ; city reference; ring tho bell, Can be seen for two days. WEST 40TH 8T.—A yous NG AMERICAN GIRL to take care of children. Can be seon for two days. EAST 6TH = 130 URSE; UN- f es rents ts birth, pan bri id 0 or bottle; j beat ctty referer BART 90TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK.—A young Protestant Americnn girl a oblta’ nurse; is if the ference, 426 ™ SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ung, healthy German woman, with a yailhy wel nurse in a respectable fauully city references, WEST $7TH ¥T., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AYS.. er korn le Inundress to do Vedlen ot gon: waahin a ‘Kind of futing, 153 weEsr SoTH 8T., class laundress in AV.—AS_ FIRST Eye’ faraly, can furnish best 16 eity reference. Call for two () WEST sp 8r., TOP FLOOR. WANTED, THE 210 Washing of fir Indies and gendamen by n compe- it Clty Feference, 305 WEST 20TH 6T., NEAR 6TH AV.—AN Ex OVO perienced cook in a private family; understands soups, meats, pastry and gang; good city reference, 338 BAST LYM St. BETWEEN IST AND 20 Ave — A respectable woman as cook fn a first class family ; 1* 4 good meat and pastry cook; uo objection to the country: 346 BETWEEN 8fH AND OTH AVS. AT Ak bok, by a respectable woman’ us- Geratands au jinds of cooking; has no objection to private boarding Louse. Chambermaids, &c. WEST 18TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 12 chambermaid and waitress in a private family; good rence. 2 WEST (TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo good city reference. man as chambermalda and to assist with the washing; 31 WEST 19TH &' RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIR. as chambermaid or to do plain sewing ins private family: can come highly recommedned. ‘Call at her prescut employer's. iS WEST 43D 87.10 DO CHAMBERWORK OR waiting. Bont city references, 202 WEST 87TH ST., RACK ROOM.—TO DO CHAM. fomily. berwork and washing, or housework ia a staal reference, 18TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND &TH AVé.—A 22 2 ‘Young girl as ehambermald or waitress. West 18TH 62, BETWEEN 7711 AND, eT 226 a él] es ehambermaid and waitress, ‘A young or waitress alone, Q4Q WEST, OTH BT, THIRD FLOOR, BETWEEN 7th and Sth avs.—A respectable Protestant young girl to do chamberwork and waiting or waiting alone, in the city ; has good references. 302 WEST cord sr IN ZHE sTORE.—A YOUNG < girl, lately landed, to do light chamberwork and mind children ; 1s a good Plala ‘sewer and embroiderer, 309 WEST, STH Bt. RETWREN STH AND 9TH OUD avs.—A respectable girl, years of age, to mind children or to do light © e family, Call f work and waiting {na sua’ S11 earaeeet, Bolas tae i sere ie you raltress ina re spesieblo private faully. ‘Can be seen for ma days if not enga, ‘WAS? $TH 81—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN fas chambermaid and waltre: i a private family; Yoke care of ebildren and do plain sewing; best city 352 pa 424 "ast 4TH ST., ROOM NO. 4, SECOND FLOOR.— F v 2 roman ane yom girl to ehamberwork and ne washin, nderstands fluting. Go ference. 31 7 1TH av. BETWEEN sTH AND ehambermaid ety re ants fa waitress or chat cassis And {0 take care of ehiidren; ean do plain sewing: YOUNG "WOMAN, JUST ARRIVED FRou THE OLD ‘country, to do up’ stains oF dire seWwork ; smart and obedient; security given. Address MARY HAE RIIGAM, care G. M. Loste, corner 9h and tuvvessant at; Qitvation WANTED—TO DO Operates WORK, OR SS would do ght chamberwork ; beat city reference. ‘Call fi tho northwest corner of béth st, and 4th av. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. J, FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, &9 EAST 19TH 9T.— Fashionable dress and cian ing. Fall and winter suite, #8, upwards verappers, 7 abv ebfidren's and bar garments made to order? patterns nnd fastiion platces CORNER OF CATHARINE, ROOM man young Indy ms dresnmaker and ‘or would go ag forewoman. Inquire for Miss inilline: GoLbsMiTH genre. ely 4¢ GREENWICH AV. BETWEEN CHARLES ANT ©) Perry sts.--A competent dressmaker, ove who can fit, i. more customers; will go oul by the day, Ad p 53 oe AVA LADY OF MANY YEARS EXPRAT- OD ence on Wheeler & Wilson's machine would like the rk of a few families; understands outing and making all Jn of ladies? undergarments, men's shirte and chil- clothes of every descript cking three cents a Call on or address Mra, R. ES. yard. QF STH AYA YOUNG WOMAN AS SEAMSTRESS ) or to go out by the week or month with her own ma- chine ; understands dressmaking and all kinda of sewing. 20) WEST 82D A YOUNG WOMAN As COMPE- ‘wort tent reamatress; is willing to assist with chamber- g00d city references, WEST MTH ST.—A GOOD Di aiekine by the day; can work on RSSMAKER TO ecler & Wilson's a 2a ee eae Ey a ee ne <A GOMPETRNT SEANSTRESS sewing. 816 TH AS. oerwaRN W6rH AND GTM STS, SEO. ond flo first class drossmaker would fike to make » few more 5 la full Campetont Yo cu utd Wiaaiea oF ciMaren'e drectew’ Call ct address. N OPERATOR ON GROVER & BAKES SEWING SS ee nN x machino Will go out im famil > drones. ‘Addireas 8. an ig shea diay or weok ; ref- WANTED ay ‘A YOUNG AMERICAN” Wibow, A apituation in a le private family as cl maker and seamstress: 0 wor & Baker's sewing mnaoniue. Address de General Housework, &o. fy ROPLAR ST) BROOKLYN —A LADY OF EXPE. Mtonce in, x family to, nesiat in Homsehold dtl, oF piso ‘und to toake herself txefdl no mich am locaitt loans b ect as a ple it home ; beat refer. 008. Gaildu or address eos Mae Taundresa ; 94 STH AV-—FAMILY WASHING bye competent Iaundress r own house; can all kinds of fine washing and can flute neatly. TH RSE 318 & EA iT (met) eg page aed RESPECTABLE + gy AS 4.069, SIs, a aero then’ oF familiea’ waoking by the month or dozen. Mra. ‘SMITH. Ri 51 'H ST.—A RESPECTABLE landed; is a good laundress; CORNER Biri, lately FAST 16TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes a few gentlemen's or family's washing, at het own honse, or would go out by the day to work; best Te- ference. Call On or addressyMra. MULLIGAN, MisceDancouss MESEROLE 8T,, WILLIAMSBURG, L. L—A 48 young Indy as governess, toteach the Frendh lan- WANTED—FEMALES, ANTED—A rat, 48 “CHAMBERMAID IN & PRI- Nis epee itindc conse vuremscne creat WwW AN ee RESTECTARER Ww rosie wee ree month, eo IE por toon.” Apply at 108 Lature ay ay ie A CAPITAL BOOK BFAXD ‘TO LET. 7. FIFTY FERT A eopner on roadway. Address 7 NO. 2 WEST THIRTEENTH | STRERT, FInsT howke from, et es Rooms io ront; first class house; petvate family, ANTHD-—A SALESWOMAN == THE CLOAK. DI ieee a person of and who ean « ‘AMES A. HEARN ra: “Son, r1i6 Broadway. ANTED—A GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK ; 1) family ; Range preferred, 186 East 29h st, corner St ar. N OFFICE, ON PARLOR FLOOR, WITH PRIVILEGE, JA of parlor, at 45 West ‘Pwenty- ‘sixth street, to let toa physician. Bes reference req ic OPFECE, O8 sTwDIO TO LET_IN THE MIDDLEFIELD Building, Broadway, near Phirty-second street, Apply at 1,258 Broadway. ANTED—A GOOD WASHER AND TRONER, AND sa-charnbermald. Apply ab 06 Hast: WHR st. between ‘University piace and Broadway, ANTED-OPERATORS ON WILLCOX & @) W. anglpess also erape workers, Apply to Mints eG, Woman STR Rr hat a ripan preferre at, from 9 to ¥ ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT COOK, WASHER AND tromers with good city reverence, for w aunall family, Apply at 177 ‘Went 4 h st, basement, between 10 and Wie Yi! fey LADY TO ASSIST IN HOUSEHOLD ai tri for ate Yorn) Protestant pes with ‘particu NDER J., box 110 office. ANTED—A NICE TIDY GIRL, AGED 15° TO 16 ‘Years, in a small pri ate family, to mini a child and go ght work.” Call at 73 st ath ave, between Olet and Bik ing belt No. 1, Good references, ANTED—A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE COO washer and ironer: liberal wages paid. Apply to ANTON, 132d st. south nido, bok between 6th and éth a 4, framediately. Waa TWO MIDDLE AGED WOMEN; ONE AS ‘cook ; the other to do chaniberwork, washing i fron es wages and good home for ooth, Apply bt No. 13) ne Ft, GREAT JONES ST.—WANTED, A OMEN, TO WRT nnrsp a baby nt her own home, who has lost ber own baby and has a fresh breast of milk. 129 AST SIST ST.—-WANTED, AN ENGLISH OR meriean girl for general housework ‘awoman Gall or address M. J, for i bapist; one who will fee that her board te ‘ull compensa OTH AV.—A RESPECTABLE you NG @ 44s 6 THAN a8 Waiter in a private Tomi + Speaks best oki reference. Cal ree day ___ SITUATIONS W WANTED—MALES. i 74 GRAND &T—A RESPROTABLE COLORED MAN 2 lad waiter or driver iu a ere a anes | + dest references =I WILL GIVE THE ABOVE AMOUNT FOR + & position on the police or Fire Departiment. Ad $100, station D. 134 % WEST ISTH ST.—A SINGLE YOUNG MAN AS first class waiter in a private family ; first refe- Fence, Cull on or address J, Ha, for two days, 145 me YOUNG MAN AS Finer Chass oO he if private family; can be seen from 13 to 8 for two days, Best cfly reference. FULTON 8T.—A YOUNG MA MAN AS BARKEEPER ine fet Siete liquor store; understands his busi- dross TUATION WANTED—AS PORTER, BY A 80D) SS dustrious and weil recommended man. Inquire at STARR & MARCUS’, 32: John et. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GERMAN, ‘17 years old, in an paca porting Bomsat, has best city ref: orence. Address L. R., box erent SITUATION, BY A YOUNG LADY, FULLY conpetent to take charge of a photograph galler; deratande tintin dress Miss POR’ perfeolty| or would to aa palesiady, ER, Post oliloe, Brooklyn, A cots COLLECTOR, CASHIER, a CLERK bookkeeper's ition is desired; seven years’ expe- sf bowasit and Hendy bata; good tefsemness.-” hd- dress INTEGRITY, Merald ollee, HOTEL CLERK OR BOOKKEEPER. A YOUNG AL aan of three years) experience desiras'saliyatlon ‘at bs ove; best ferences from emp! Address for ree days D, M Horald on joflice, ROoNs, WI POWER, TO LET-IN THE MILL OF VY the Dale Manufacturing heraen yd ‘at Paterson, N. Jt ‘One room, 25x44 feet ; two rooms, 16x46 fect, h Apply om th Premises, or at No, a ‘oh street, New York. Grau POWER.TO LET OR LEASE, THREE Floors, Lbvxtd, write from to 6. horse Royer alag smaller ion Apply GREENE, 141 Plymouth gtreet, TEAM POWER NEAR BROADWAY, —UPPER FLOO y Beiceoet i has all ile Ze heated sriiCatanm leva aby amount of power, Prince street. aaah biidbaasin seni asi TED nes and TEAM POWER, with SPLEND) LY 1G $ i Rreprd aio Floor, Lo eg: oye IG Fooms in to’ the Ta Baxter Moat eet iiiohialiabaabestss © LET—TWO LARGE, SPLENDID ROOMS (SECOND an near A. pA a Sabre’ for ee or % at UAINess. nguire imumediats i we Street trom 910 12, a vidi er LET_THREE } FLOORS, WE ‘Wx, Tt Hight storage or manufacturing business; corner of Broome and Bast streets, In on the prem: Popkin 817 AND 379 BROADWAY; ‘ALSO “ Broadwi v B, LAWRENCE, Ji fo, 9 Waverloy | place. 0. LET UULDING, ORI WHOLE OR PART, required, three blocks frum Pavonia ferty, Parenin avenue, or box 240 dervey chy st office. 0, LEX IMMEDIATELY, ‘A FIRGT CLASS BAR, AT. tached to ab which will have dancing ‘every aight for five mouths. ‘tiutreas at once G. B, J., Herald omee. TPO ,LEASENEAR THE EAST RIVER, & FOUNDRY and Machine Shop} boiler aad engine, two bullding poparately or together, | IN, 68 aventi D. 10 RENTER 4 THREE BRORRS ON SECOND ou er aeeeee Btrsets only Hin Boe rete. fers to JOHN FEITR 404Third avonue, sear 7! street. nl __ BOTS BRD APANTHENSS TO LET. Fy ROOMS ON SB0O! BLOOR, AKD Fw TWO ROOMS’ Bete ern aeeasi Poors webs IRST FLOOR Al BASEMENT—ALSO SECOND Fivor, in a deat, elas, tenement Rouse ta rent, on Thi:ty- ninth etrent, west o: 's good ton- tnt. Apply (oFOuLN PET eTei, ao Thiet avenue, ‘0 LET.FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT, ALSO auc. . ond and Pourth Floors, tm the wew Drown stone House 307 East Pilly-socond street, wear Second avenue, with all mod- en improvements, RSet oS ae qT, LET.TO A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, THE Second Floor, four rooms, with modern conveniences Ry Art Fortyuidth street Balance of house accupi fauatly, OR, KITCHEN AND FOUR SLEEPING ctable family; three farpished rooma § Grand aeot, Jersey City. PART OF HOUSE NO. 510 WEST TWEN- street, With ail modert. improvements; rent low te & good tenant. ain nical 10 LET—FIRST FLOOR, 230 WEST FIFTY-NINTH street, fronting Central Park, tour rooms, $18; no ebil- LET FIRST FLOOR, 224 EAST TWENTY. SEVENTIL ix rooms, shanties, water, &o.; immediate Inquire of W SLOW, 133 ‘Liberty att tt Hart, Thinty-fixid street, 0. LKT—IN A YRIVATE FAMILY, TWO OR MORE Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, all modera improve- ments; rent low. 481 West Nineteenth street. NO LET—CENTRALLY LOCATED, NEAR THIRD. nive cara, three doors from Lexington avenue, Lis ka Forty-rat atfeot, house, furniture and Carpets tiew nic Rooms, ep suite, Bed and sitting Room, sultable for wi keeping ; water and xa ia Cop ‘water closet <e each ; use of Washro: ing stationary tubs; to el Tamed? gas included ater hail Rooms for ladies "and gen: men. “VERY “NICBLY FURNISHED FLOOR, honse has alt ‘Stroet, (old No. 125), 0 LET—TO ONR OR TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG women, aeting: ness (No. 401), 110 wAgpoucaL STREET, ‘urnishod Rooms, with avery convenience for houses Keeping, to let, to respectable small tawaies. 25 9 FOURTH ee at Re a a. et Floor, well furoiah rnished Bedroom, with wse of kitohon and Fin oonth street NEAR RLERCKER.= uD NO RENT OR LEASE—THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE naa Union place, now oceupted as @ pianoforte Wareroom, Inquire on the premises. TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR housekeeping, to let, at 204 East Twenty-frat street, near Third avenue, (PUREE Roons, CONNECTING, NEWLY CARPETED and furnished for housckeeping; pleasant location, Geackehy ho nuisances; Bt 60 Wookiy’ “Toquire ab 203 roadway, room Y York HOUSES TO LET. Fu THREE STORY BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP House to lot, fully furnished (furniture nearly new), in Forty-fitth street,’ between Fifth and Sixth avenues, for the winter, For further particulars apply to A. @. HYDE, 54 Walker street, A’ FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT | AT 885 MONTHLY ; the Furniture will be wold very cheap, 289 West Soven- feenth siroet, GIBBONS, Agent, 109 Bleecker street, a OF A HOUSE, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, West Fourteenth street, to let. Inquire of 8. By ia, Wz Broad street, corner of Pearl, for three days. 400 per month, FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—NO. 2 WEST THI teenth street, first house from Fifth ayenue; three rooms deop, with all improveme: (6 rooma; seen after 10 A. M, JURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—(BEEKMAN HILL) No, 427 Fituelh street; elagnntty furnished with, every. thing desirable; fret class neighborhood; rent #225 pe month vit tenant, “Apply to. 0. HIGGINS, No, P street, orW22 East FurUeth street, PLANpsone HiGH STOOP HOUSE, FURNISHED or partially Whole or part. | Rent low to good, » Femponal- dle partion, " Call’ at 884 Forty-tirat street, near RUG CLERK WANTED—, tent mau, with good city reference. Grand st. RUG CLERK WANTED FOR, THR PRESCRIPTION department; must be thorough and ‘rench ish, “Apply, Yor. threo days to, GEORGE J. WENCK, armaceutist, 881 6th av., between 98d and Mth ste, OTEL NIGHT CLERK.—A YOUNG MAN WANTS A aitnation as above, who bas filled a like position in one 9f the Teading hotele i thia city for over two years, Address LANGDON, New York Hotel. THOROUGHLY COMPR- Apply at 548 ood business hand can recelve # altuation, HORTEN, Herald oftice. ALESMEN WANTED.—EXPERIENCED SALES! Sei large acquaintance, may apply to B. §. JAFF! Preah WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO papentorvns A idress A v7] -WANTED, a », A EEw RELIABLE, BNER- on le standard goods. Ad- 8 Chestnut gaye » Philadel- tic salesmen, to Tae H. RICHARD! phia, Wa ae AND ATrOuNa, Ore. {Goons “4 HOUSE 106 CLINTO} Apply to CHAS, M: BPAgE RRIAM, Ld cosy dwelling Hou: ‘est Tehth street, with modern improvements ; rent 8900; furniture entirely new. Inquire at modern improvements ; pleasantly tuted ia Wasbington and Dekalb avenues, 9% minutes from dn vApvly to WO ELEGANILY RURNIGHED, | EXTRA WIDE Houses to rent, to private Smile only. tw on, three story brown stone ; Improvements; fully ‘un ed. Apply to J. B. CORNBL Price $20) per mont Clinton piace. and Thirteenth atree ei posaca ie im] he ghia y delightful location, -y ANTED_AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS BALES. ust be a good dreas goods hand and understand window dr dressing. Inquire at 340 Bowery. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN AS Tookkesnet er cea foot or compemonding clerk; Ww will rilling to Invest from ® Address, a's to pala aeons de. HONEA box il otter COFFEE AN! ANTED—A SALESMAN IN A TE. splee bone: one who Js acquainted with the trade tn Northern New York and Vermont and familiar with the above ling of goods; none others need apply. Address G. jerald ofice. WASTED—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF GOOD EDU- cation and social postion, who can furnish ample secn- riy for trustworthiness, 99 sesretary in 8 publigoBlce avrg from thg city 5 ealary § 9 dren FT, 208 Broadway. None need. take the trouble to reply who cannot furnish the most undoubted proofs of ability and the very best references. guage. 14.3 ORCHARD ST.—A WELL EDUCATED LADY, ©, ,dMaving & thoroxigh knowledge of the French, Gar! man, Ttaljan and Russian ges and of bookkeeping (single and double entr; 0 & good dresemaker and operator on Wheeler & Wii 0 go to any partof the world, Ask for Miss fe i Pe 147 tee a Toapoeiatle haga Family: dhe: a idea ade dressmaking thoroughiy ; bevt refer: ences. | Asidroas ©, 186 Q EAST BROADWAY,—A FRENCH PERSON would like to travel with a family going to Califor- nia, Is a good soamstreas, 204. Sates Wools, to. es re bari para st., 2. Av.-A8 EXPERIENCED man in, the fangy trade, Berlin dress oaisBwe YOUNG LADY DESIRES THE POSITION OF yisiT- Ing oF resident governess to young children; English branches ovly; references exchanged, Address M. L. J. Herald toffee. YOUNG LADY WHO 18 ENGAGED A PART Af kis desires a position ax teacher of children ine family whet services would co for her boar Mach drawing, palntieg and music, | Unexccptiona 0 Felorence given. Ad H., Heraid office, A Baby TRAC) EER, OF MUCH EXPERIENCE, GIv- thorough instruction in English, Mathermaties, Latin, French, German and Musle, destes 6 situation as festdent governe ‘erences, Audress M. M., box 216 Herald ollice. AX ND ALL LETTERS, BUSIN STNESS LETTERS, RE- RE- ceived by ladies unaccustomed are answered by a young lady, who refers to her own volunae of verso, ‘Dolose the letter or @ verbatim copy t) wai stoalira gy, ahr sation B Yom of » | AILY GOVERNESS.—A GERMAN ra ox ser mornings Ube occupied; teacher English branches, French, German, ru ments of Spants, musle, and faney work ; \ prefer an asl git puplle from 2016 18, ‘Address RICHARD. ainth ANTED BY A SCOTCH GIRL, NEWLY LANDED, Ww. a situation ip @ store, or as nusserymald. Address M. L., box 140 Herald office, ANTED—BY A FRENCH LADY WHO TAS A Ma- chine, @ situation as teacher in @ widower's ney, where she could haye her own and her child's board tn 18 with an unfurnished ‘Address Mme. CAB! Hal tation B. muneration for her seryices, room. _ HELP Ww (GIRL WANTED A ress; clty reference required. ‘West 37th at. aan en FIRST CLASS MACHINE SHIRT OFERATOR A rsstoa; good pay at wiody Work, Apply at 13 East wath at, [ cWwaNTen, - INTELLIGENT AND ACCURATE WO- meu to act as cashiers. To thos who are it ily onttions NED. AS CHAMny MAID AND WAIT. ply at Varement No. 9 i it i salaries and permanent wi Mveiven ne R08 Rea MACY, Lah gt. and Biba, SEANSTRESS WANTED-WHO UNDERSTANDS something ot dressmaking and sewing on Whesler & od is willl family. tod Welocke COMtbh HANDS AND DRESSMAKERS IA ED—AT LOGD & TAYLOR'S, corner of Grand and Chryatio ws D COSTUME MAKERS WANTED.—THOSE OCA DD costo ACERS WNT E DS BOTs Nimo. F, PINCHON, 19 Brevoort place. 1OOK.—WANTED, A COOK WHO THOROUGHLY UN- J derstands hor bastneas; referonces required, Cail at $49 th st, between Sth and 9th a R tg RS, VERY BEST TRIMMERS, WANTED ~ - D ‘Oni perfectly capable and rccusi i 0 frat wi wo Ma lame aM FROVO t, th sv, Gaus AND FLUTERS WANTED —T0 WORK OW ota rey arments and fatants’ clothing. Appiy at SHERMAN'S, 515 Faton at, Brookiyi up atatrs, —, MAN TO DO GENERAL MOUBE- W “ork apply a 107 Wert 45th at., none étir av, AS COOK AND TO Waal | AND IRON, ANTED: AS woman, !i® small private family a molt née from the at ‘Appiy at 118 West 424 wt on Mon- ill aay, between 10 and 12 o'clock. UANTED_A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Apply ates ah AY. as. ANTED—A TIDY YOUN@ WOMAN, WhO I8 A Rood rer ard ironer, mm very famiiy. Apply’ at lisa ke Meee ch house oust Of 1st av, Hort eile, to assist fn chamberwork 1 Lexington av., between Olet 5000, —AN, SXERORMIO MAN) WITH 9200, CAN «have a very ucrative and permanent position. nie ai 89 Nassan et, room 26, from 10 to 8 o'clock. COACHMEN A AND G GARDENERS, A eerpagion FoR wee EMPLOYER DESIRES 70 G Ger an exociient coachman. Apply as 7 COLORED MAN WISHES A SITUATION AB COACH, r driver. Good city reference. Address or call is Bt John’ ‘inne. COACHMAN'S SITUATION LWANTED_BY AN IN- dus A class ‘A coa complished, sober, af aging and driving horses dress No. 1 East 38th st. SINGLE COLORED MAN AS ar pao ol GAR- west refer Gener, ‘waiter, butler, or general servant; hij nt ‘Address W. WELTY, 46 Lis- ‘om ‘presen wer. penard st, oF 46 Went Sid at, FIRST OLAS8; EXPR- (eAcHM ay MERIOAN; Tent, Ory © t otis aang se iy ; [i other Work, "Adress Hi., box SB erald o1n (Goscman’s 8] man ATION WANTED BY A SINGLE the of ail kinds of live stock; best iad ome for last 165 Herald years. Address K. M. E., box eet ety A "PRACTICAL GARDENER | tse forty 1 deste stan silos Ys exper 7 and cold e culture and Err driver; ay geile nleman fm need i ‘and him s Yalu ble man. incon BORE, 9b 219 Fation at, Brooklyn. BY A eager Se pall Gorrie le road tea as coachman ine yaar veferonce ive drt clase na ‘Calon or addrens rr) IAN, 60 4th av. yANTED—A fo Ee ab AS GROOM vt it man, by a young jhbman ; un jan nie! pen; can refer to his present employer, Address Ci box 8,18 New York Post office. ND COA ng no, farther experienced in nH caret deal Ali THE TRADES. ci Rhea ceo aed A PRACTICAL MACHINIST, OF LONG EXPERIENCE, desires eraployment as foreman or su; ntendent; fret Clade references, Acdreue A. 1, Cy, LOx Ml Herald ofce. AINTER, WHO 1S NOT AFRAID or qitendy employment, Address SIG office. CLA88 MECHANTO, 10, WHO. find permanent a a d upholstering, will And @ me W. and FOUs#, 70, LEP AND FURNITURE FOR BALE—A ‘on We 440 Brondway, up stairs. FIGS, 70,428 FURNISHED, IN BROOKLYN.— ‘Three story Philadelphia brick high stoop, with al th $ he viotntt o ferry; terma moderate to ‘private family. theavwner, M. by STAFFORD, #1 Brosdway, Toot OTT & Go. 3 10 Pino atreet, TPO LET-FORNISHED, BROOKLYN, FIRST PLAC betweon Cor t Court and Joraiemol 10 LET FURNISH Po Ler, FURMISUED THE SPLENDID ¥ FOUR STORY brown stone House 201 s n the premises, 0 LET.—A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP. PARTIALLY eg fturuisbee, to let for the winter mon ‘Thirty. reet, between Eighth and Silanes ‘rent moder- ‘or particulars Inquire B, IY Harclay at. 0 LET CHRAP_PURNIBHED or Dwelling House stories. Apply to WM, is AOOME street, UNFURNISHED, street; four Wes Twenty: tices Unfurnished. THREE AND A HALF STOR) high stoop brick House, eee, girents, to lease; isa by diate vgenreton, AND BASEMENT Bank and Bleecker two years; = eat ae BARGAIN.—TO LET, AN EXCELLENT THREE story high stoop briek House; is in perfect order aod handsomely decorated; contains every modern improvement, Aisi na hadhroom, hot and vold water, belly peaking tub vestibule ene &c.; house 23 feet wide, tw eatra dee With courtyard in front.’ On necount of jcining howe ing recently been turned into a first class biliiard room this house will be renved, with or without carpets very low. Look {3 st will cost nothing to do 80, Mit take but litte ime. App TON &C ‘ulton avenue, corner Hail street, rook Hy A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE ‘TO RENT— In Forty-eighth street, near Fifth avenue; tine order, modern aide immediate ‘hens bok i rent 183,000, ROBERT T. Mt. ‘0 Coda atieot. BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOUSE TO RENTON Bast ‘Thirty-Anird street; three story and basement high stoop; in frat class order, and will be rented vor low only 91,000 per annum. Apply to JOHN FETTRETC: , 44 Third avenue. 22 FOOT FRONT FOUR STORY BROWN STONE House on Filty-first street, near Fifth avenue, to let ‘ eaie; very desirable. Keys 529 Fifth RB a ad re BROWN STONE House IN, DuxcoMa gue RANDELL & POMTER 1961 Bhe ‘Third avenee, soy oF B88 Sg LET—A COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH MODERN IN- ements, pleasantly situated on Eighty-fourth atreet, ie between First avenue and avenue Aj also, four Stable on premises. Rent for all #60 per w ingulre of 19833 ThA avenue for particulars. PO, LETTHE NEW THREE STORY HIGH sToor brown stone House 198 Forty-fourth street, near Lex- ington evanug. LET—A HANDSOME TWO STORY, BASEMENT nd attic brick House, 907 Bleecker street; location de- Possession immediately. bra veg Broadway. WEaT TWENTIETH | aka NEAR Fifth { lot 282100; house bro four stories, ih Rtoop, unfurnished ; doctor's ‘oniere ‘Possession immediately, Apply on premises, from 10 LET—A NEW FIEst, CLASS THREE sTORY brown stone near Third * WALDRON EMITTER. Thine avons nue. Apply to F Sixty-firat atreet, or at 178 Chambers street, ‘0 LRT VERY LOW, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH wenties-—Handsome new four story high atoop brown stone Houres, Stand 66 Fifty-A/at street; \ery Improvement. Apply on the premises. TS LET—THE HANDSOME, NEW | FOUR STORY high stoop brown stone Howe, 2¢ Bookman place, n on mae jromises, or to HARV BY treet BAKER & SONS, Nor Pla PO LET nARLE re STARRY, EELW Ree FIFTH reifu! Cottage; 10 rooms: pil Xth atraat and Third aventie, LETTERER |ORAVER WANTED—A FIRST OLA Ev irondway: onsilver. FORD & TUPPER, 787 and ENTER'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A ES OTEL CA 1: Titan who anderstands {tin all ite brane! abject fron to 91 ier of the country, Address, for one ‘ook, Herald office. oO WAN meni tailors, to go Ko an inland lly ob “osto R., carpenter, OURNEYMEN TAILORS. 4 prices paid. Apply at the Hib Brondway, 08 saiurdny, October 16, Wnten Ts FIRST CLASS CONFECTION ER NONE ‘but a thorough workman need appiy at 90 Cilnton ot., lyn. Waxtan—a FIRST CL, man in alarge business. Apply at 10 3d av, BUTCHER AS SALES. ‘® marriéd man preferred. W ANTED A “SITUATION AS SAGINEER AND piackstnls jerguce fiver. bp or nd- ar ABRAM A A. TUDSOMs ‘appantowa, 2 = INET FUR NI- Waster IMMEDIATELY—TWO CA 8, 212 Puiton at, tare upholsterers, Apply at SUTTO Brooklyn, ~ MARBLE BOPP? List oF M K MANTELS. BLE AND SLATE MAN, iy finished in New Yu on kighthy and. Nivih avenues. 'WATHAN & CO, ARBLEIZED SLATE, tog ee opens Pry Hardie Mantels, rich and Te 06 Sixth avenue, -Smcen Thi yt and Wl 8, MONU- eaigna on 3d ay, Maou AND WARBLEZED MANTELS, mi fs, &ec—'Tho largest stock of the latent di hand, i ekane Ron Pht Op ata few hours’ rns los, 184 and 186 Kast toh S. KLABER, 62 FI 52 FIRST AVE! be? NEAR THIRD street, nélis Marble Mantels, Head Stones, Monument yl ay fab ae below cost, before removing to tory this winters oP LET—THREE STORY AND body LIA BRIOK House 249 Kast Thirty-Ofth sireot, near 8 nu Apply to H. M. BAILEY, 838 Broome street, 10 LET. rent sale; cash , or trade. Dickie, 00 ‘corner Srosuway and onthe Po oat LET-UNFU byte 220 story high k House Forty-first street; NS toa rath ments. Apply ¢ to 0 owner, 149 West orty-wixtl oO RENT—THE WOODEN THREE ol T fate House No, 88 Amit, rout ls Ligh fe or os LH. ro. Ay LAND, 300 Broadway, rou 18. BEN PIPTH AVENUE AND 8 brown stone House for wale, oF JBM Brome sTRerr, BETW! re for businens Srl tease trom 8 : guner going nbroad, Particuines wit PUTTER BROTRERS, ‘ape FRAME, ‘COTTAGR, GAS AND et month, COOK & BROWER, Fitty-nird and Fitty-tourth sis ND “APARTMENTS TO LET. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OWNING THEIR house and having more room (haa (hey hood, would let Expense the back Room on second floor newiy and ndaomely furnished; alsv one on third floor. Apply at 10 er rset onvenient to Bleeker straet and. siath ave mir walk bie references required, ‘on Broadway. Unquostiona. A na Panter FURNISHED FRONT KOOM, BEDROOM rantey for housek Ino single Rooms for joard. ait ak ‘West Houston sireet, near fia on oa, 10US PARLOR FLOOR THKOUGH, LAN rate vo 8 deeie rahe at ‘Also two alugle Rooms. Terme mo ry. "AC ioe Feet Twenty-nfte sires ¢ NEAR THIRTY, SIXTH . SECOND AVEN ag 672 sang ee Room, with closets, fou street.—A neatly furn: pin, gaa and bath, COUNTRY HOUSES ean, &C» 10 T PASSAIO, N. J.—T0 aoe FOR THE WINTER, Sne Residence; all modern improvements, carriage house, &o. Apply at 807 Hudson street, 1 Now Yorks © DET—AN ELEGANSLY FURNISHED COTTAG Inwood, on the Hudson; {contains eleven rooms the kitchen, with conservatory attach The grounds, con- sisting of twelve full iota, are boautifully laid tty id lied with choice Lowers and fruit trees, there isa good atable alsa on thw premises with stalls for threo horses; the distance from the depot fs a three minntes’ walk, and the Hadson River Railroad trains leave hourly tine {0 and from the cliy aT ave 80 miuutes, The grocer and, butchor serve. you dally at the Goon wating ea" extanlbet bohgel oka Prosbyterian chureh within ten minutes’ walk. For further pariicalars apply to Mrs, VEITCH, on the pretiges, or communicate by post. —-——— “HELP WANTED—MAL “BIG THING FOR EXPERIES Address NE' 134 YOUNG MAN WANTED AS PORTER, Hk MUS? nd come well recommended { XED CANVASSERS,-« GENTS WANTED--TO SELL THE CLIPPER APPLE ‘Corer; will core more apples, pears and quinces fn 16 miputes than can be done cr ap ordinary way in an hour; can make from to B10 pb day; State and county pighte for ane. Apply st 167 Broadway, room 34 OY WANTED—TO OPEN OYSTERS AND MAKE IMs TD self gonerally useful. Apply atter 10 A. Ml, at BAN~ KIN'S Oyster House, 137 9th a OY WANTED—AROUT 14 YEARS OF AGE, IN AJOR printing ollice, to on Hoos press and for geaaral gilee tute Apply Us morning to W. B, ASTEN & 00, NELEGRAPHIC.—A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO PASS ‘the winter evenings engaged in the study of telograph- Day andevening instruction. |Terms reasonable. Be- seer Sohool, 86 Fourth avenue, deot T4 wer —A SMART MAN £9, — OYSTERS, AP. ply at 870 Canal at., at 10 0! W yy aNtED— AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WITH #200, TO joln me in business in ERR ENN eco cau be made tn a short tine, a ‘Mark's placo, te a , ANIBO. tn uns non rovers and Arugtiae though the Ata offer Eugilal go eas SAMPLES, Iara ‘ANTED—AN AGENT “WHO “HAS HAD PERI. ‘ence in the bu to canvass for advertisements for an established perlodteat, "Addrew box 62 station Ae ANTED-—TWO GOOD OYSTERMEN; ALGO. A eattyett Gounter man. Apply from 10 to 18 oFelogg at ANTED. -A YOUNG MAN horse and deliver orders inthe city. a BROOKS, 893 Bowery. TO TAKE CARE OF Apply to HEAL! —__—+ ANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN, MARRIRD PRRs ferred, who undorstand driving ‘and Kooning. sbmple accounts, Address, with reference, box 205 He 00 W “biti D 7A RARRBEER, ad die, AAG yn, a well recommended: ipureeteag sab baiat hile caaeetet ee bad ) per week. Address A. | Heraid ot ANTED—AGENTS, BOTH LADIES AND be eg drone Trike, eae nora roadway oom Ne ok “io ag ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER, ‘who has boen in the glass or plated ware “ei ker and porter; hone other need i lid ton"t Herald office, Warten A CANVASSER ON LARGE AND POU: AND Poru- Jnr city advertisements; salary or commission, Ads dream with real name and references, JOUN BAKE, Rar AITER WANTED—IN A 8MALL PRIVATE, pe @ atric pee first class waiter, white, unmarried aad Address, wintlag ayo, Felerences and wases,, BTU AW, Herald oflice, v ANTED—AN ACTIVE ROY TO FILE INVOIKC _ aeres to run = ee. po tg to | ia lary per weel wi ereac Soni. Herald orn 3 oMce, ANTED—FOR THE / WARDROOM MESS OF A MANs ‘of-war, a good stoward; one who has had experience in the navy preferred. Apply on board the United States ship Guard, lying in North river, off the Battery. WANTED-TWO, FIRST CLASS BARKT: ‘can comi At regommnaded from firet eins hou: [20pM, men to aloe a honse preferred. ad from it o'clock at Pal en's, Broadway and 4th address, inteilivent and unexce} charactor willing to work himself into a lve erence need apply. Wao Waszep,t TWO FIRST OLASS CANVASSERS ror calls Kx rom Fuiaeroents in his elty; none but steady, éxpert- enced ten need apply; will pay salary jon.” Ad- ay, Seeent of ‘aperionce and refers atces, LENOPHON, Herald once. 50 eens GO TO ANCONA GOLD FURNITURE, “) MAGNIFICENT DRAW! a ROOM ‘BUIT, ¢ ‘COVER ED rocntcl, cont #46 for 81755 es Marqisterie bincts, Etageron, Planotorte, Brongos; Carpets, Mirrorsy mer, Dining Whruiture: « incridce. Property off ffamiy leaving ely.” 81 Wea treet, —OVER FIFTY MAGNIFICENT PARLOR, A. ail colg rocatal reps and Ht ly of Parloty Ci in, if called way and Mul! suits, irclotty mber, this “4 r Libraty an Ait ite at ahi b a Be Bloecker street, between B ir VAR ais, FU Keepers suppl Hith street secant ue, ‘store ND BED yous 2 ms Pave ped with te SEE PLO corner Twenge No contiection with any olhee Sabet MISCELLANEOUS. 6. A. PERNOT, NEEDLE MAKER, CORNER TWENTY. Recon ‘aud Second avenuy. RCL LARS ADDRESSED TO ANY LINE OF BUSI- hess men required: also farmers, physicians, manit(noe Qurers, mills, Ao, ; statis ines and mantifnde ‘ino the heaviest di 44 in oredit denignated, J, ARTHU Y, IL Nassau stract. JPNGLISH White LEAD.—FiFry TON! ne iat wai jn lote to salt; only per ib, ; wort! ERKS & CO,, 282 Pen Freet, aoc HITE LEAD—FIFTY TONS PURB PACIFIC 7 eae ‘Lead, in jots to anit; only 6ige. per Ibe; wort! Ww BEKS s O05 eas! street, second J TNE MODISTE FRANCAISE DE MANDE creer UNE.mme curiero, Sadrenar che sky Brookiyo. nescence AIS, OK PREMIBRE CLASSE, vue pace dana une maison priven, EY | tres bones recommandations, dreuer au 95 Ura RANE NOUVELLEMENT AR- ‘veo d w \ ork, destreralt trouver Ince pour donner dea ie trancatn; elie trate egalemont & dome clio. Stadresver av 134 8th ets, "corner Broadway, room No. 8, second floor, de aa de urea, iF trois jours. Ue eee Fi, Valiemand at Vang! ‘esire ade bonne sitar RANCAISE, PARLANT AUSSt ‘ayant de bonnes recommania- tloms, tion dans ane honoravie famniile ames crine pout y prendre soca deg enCants en leur pasler le Francais ot Adresse: ain care ARIE FRI ork ei of Madame = st, corner yer tous lee jours cae Dhoures; deanderia dame pluniotas® 2