The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1870, Page 11

COMMERCE BETWEEN STATES Changes in the Carronts of Trade. the Chicago Republican, Jan, 1.) Wuer the ratiroads are cutting into le of the lakes, the New York canals river; that the St. Lawrence route on tie New York route; or other ies ; cattiug into the former large wade Of Builaio, Whichever of these propositions be true, the fact is patent Liat the commerce of the port of Butfalo has been deciiusi past at arate Whien wil surprise it basin of the lakes. is gaint for some yeurs the dwellers in ihe following is a state- ment of the number of vessels entermg aud clearing ab that-port for a uumuer of yearss— i 3 =, 3, 3, 3, FEES He Se it 3 “a figures are curious an ergcrs Pili #now Ulat some cause of prosperity 0 seems to have set in before the war, proved ‘vy the sudden bound upward iu 1859 and the rapid nuance of the movement until ir reacbed its Obviously it Was not the war cal thls movement, since it commenced the coniict, and the decline ses in in 1863 ana has ever since steadily «1 of peace has not turned the adverse decay still goes on, until this year the commerce of the port ts Lelow that of 185¥, show: Jost wore than ten years of 113 growl. Sut white butlaio is losing ground Cleveland ap- ‘fhe Jaiter erty ig fast becom; centre. There the coal ol culuuualion tide, tor the tog that wt has jron abd copper ore rior region are brought ito contact wud use. ined to make Cleveland tue most im- tant Manuiactaring pornt on the lower lakes, as Jhicago ix on the upper, In our city the coal of Hine nois Aud Lie iron and copper ore af Lake are bemg brought ato aud neously With the same movement in Cleveland. We are thus inciined to believe bat the decline in the commerce of Buitalo is a natural diversion of the current Of trade, aud thas aut commercial changes, the most prowinent of use sunulia- andicates several impor- 1. The rive of manufactorles ana consequent diversification Of industry iu the SMissiewippi valley and Lai tinguished from mere ugricwtural production wnd develop- ear approach of the period when the Northwest 8 culmination as an e: Taw agricultural products. In future we wili iucrease as (0 Our exports of mauiiuctured agricultural and mechanical aa to Our exports of raw agricuitusal ratiroads to au; it. Yo prevent the enure de- siruction of the Erie Canal us a means of transportation, and the continued depression of our luke carry) canal must be removed, the substituted, both on the caval and the lakes, products beiween New bulk. = be made in time almost entire or will the ratiroads in a few years more porter ok merely ions. An lucrease in the tend other means of travel and trade, the toils ble of transport The question is, will such to save the canal and lake trade prostration 80) e the slower means of transit wiuch at pre- provide @ stout competition to a threatens to be one day the most gigantic iD the country? We aliude to tae combinations. if the changes y nev! ion are not made, and ifthe State of New continues to bar the way of the great West to the sea, luke some ancient robber baron in bis castle, enormous Wolly for the her own towns and cities, drama will be an appeal on the part of tue people ernment to 60 regulate railroads rom eating Up the entire profits the advance notes of this appeal have Deen sounved a citizen of Chicago some three years been the first to take 8 series of elaborate Sencha. sheee 8 j ‘= movement out longress by ick, Wasnburn, gud the the latter, now Minister to France; Gen- inited States Treasury, and miter, of Wisconsin, A short lume since Mr. J. M. Richards, president of the Board us City, presented @ very able review of waich Jave taken piace and are dally in the trade and tadustry Of the West, in connection with whe carryiug trade nd the ratiroad monopoiies which threaten il. ‘he vs aud principles laid down by Mr. is, aiough in direct opposition vo the rinciples aud propositions of the free trade aad tave rights democracy, are bound to prevail, be- cause they are in stricc accordance with tue social, commercial and political p! monopoly of railroad ake rivilege of enrich the next act ip to the general gov as to pearent theu ft of industry. @ subject in ve lately been Senator Matt Carpel of Lrade of ti the conunuing to take ‘ogress 0. the country. vent te the most superticis! Observer that, as jpluuer says, tue creature caquolt be greater than ihe crealor—-taat corporauions ueriving their powers irom the government must, in some shape Or other, be Coutcolled by that goverument whea attain proportions that tureaten not only the 6 wud liberties of the people, but tle very exist. euce of tue government itsell, Duere are uo questions wich will receive such an emphatic endorsement trom the great mass of te He a8 (lose euubodied in the two propositions— Wwe govelument alone should regulate the com- mierce pelween the States, and aione creuie the Means for exchanging Woe merchandise of Luat com- merece, in the shape of a circwating -mediam which Ghali pass current irom one end of the Union to the other, any be convertibie into specie on demand at certain great centres of tramic, FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS, ‘The finances of Spain are considered go indifferent that the city of Madrid cannot raise w loan of ten Inillions of reals. ‘the German residents of St. Petersburg have formed a chess ciuo, which Was inaugurated in grand style on the isto wit. ‘The Jate heavy rains pave caused mach damage in and @ pordun of the railroad between Keggio jauconoto has been washed away. The municipality of Naples and the Chemver of Commerce have voted $17,000 towards supporting the marine exhibluon to be held im that city during Reports irom Cagi the port has rece: irom all parts, driven there b: sloris. that have raged in the Mediterranean. The Ecumenical Council, now sitting in Rome, breaking tne Gov- numbers were irl, in Sardinia, mention that iy been crowded with vesseis the revent violent was recentiy the ¢ ernment Lovtery 8. 22 18, 69, being the 8th of December, Counct No. 22and the year 169. Gveverument is supposed to exceed 6,000,000, WESTERN WATERS.— veniy-four stean:boay ‘Western waters last year, inv of over $1,000,000, npon which rance of $458,000, lows:—Peoria City, suuk at > Ruch, burned a Dackport, loss $50,000; Ben. Jobn- son, Hy. Adkins, Carrie V. Kountz, me Lewis, Ainer April at'St, Louis, ius $188,000; laad, Mente, Cheyenne, Daring att burned ac Cincuivati in May, I Arthur, stranded at. Cairo, burned at Cape Girardeau, sunk near Ciucinnaii, loss $32,000. STEAMBOAT D ving an acmal loss there Was an insu ‘The heaviest tosses were as fol- tclez, 1088 $50,000; » Be Alieu, Jen- and Panny scott, all ourued in Cillton, Westmore- Joss 945,000; Swallow, A Moron RoMANCE.—There is now residing at Sait Lake City—or inere was, a short time since—a tarpe, & distinguisued For twenty-two years she bas beea e left Her husband ana cuidren and abandoned an aristucratie sucra: poston in Kugsla to lead a modest and precarious tife im Utah, Was miluenced to like tits course Wholly by religl- QUS teeing, having become a sincere veliever in tuat fatth and neiiher supplication nor menace have her (roi tue delusion, vesisted ull etfurts of ler disimguisned reiutives, portunitics of the Freuch ab Wasuineton, vo return ty ber jussian Lome, fore CoMverstol 10 Lae ardent ..oman Cxcholie, Ri ne SN le a AR NN SRR RC RE a SETUATIONS WANTED—FE: TALES. Cooks we, VADY WISHES TO SFOURK A ‘ went ook whom Apply towiay (Lu esduy,, between LU and 2. daughter of Frenci officer, uiiced to awake backed oy the 1 AMoxuion Jaith Bhe was an WESE 2D 84 UNION COURT, PETWEEN NYH AND TH - ‘ook ; Lat class reference; no objection g house; would take full charge, Wo “a private board HINA ST. NEAR BLERCRER.—AS GOOD tclaes iaker; understands all kins of Cun be seen for two days, IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT. Washer and trouer oF to do relerewve from Iaat place, SUA eee RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS king ta alt ius branches; best country reference. Can be seen at her last piace, yeran’ Feferouco, ») GREENWICH AY. audio girl as cod Loukeworks, was wo ye H ST.—A ; understanda coo! * maa mci oy » BEPWEEN WAVERLEY PLACE AND ‘store. ~Aa lirst class cook ina iy of first Class boarding house, understand —AS COOK BY AN EXPERIENCED woman; ie a good washer and ironer; © pred; beat city reference, KING 8T., IN TH hort distauge in the coun- clly reterence. ~A RESPECTABLE Fonng wort to cook, wash and iron, or would do geueral housework ina émeatt private family. 6TIt AV.—A SCOTCH PROTESTANT WOMAN aS lirst class cook ; understands cooking in all its branch. iM Aauiot with washing; vest city reference. Can be NEW CHAMBERS ST.-AS rf BIKST CLASS ORDER Can be seen all the week. 3 ashort NEW YORK HERALD, TUES AY, JANUARY 4, 1070-7 SITUATIONS WANTUD<FEWACES, i ASTOR Warr ee Cooks, Ke. FAST 4TH ST, NEAK 2D AY., IN THE STORY.— 100 ee es washing and ironing; Dost city Tetereuce, 1 ()D MADISON ST.-T0 O0OK, WASH AND IRON IN 10: ‘private family ; good reverence from lust place, Biop EAST HTM ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN A Pelvate family; best cliy Teference from lust ex Can be seen for two days l A 1 vate family, Can be seen for two days, EAST 6TH ST. GIRL AS COOK IN A PRI- ___ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, _ Chambermaids, &e. 210 FAST 38D ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S. —A young woman as ehatabermald and waitress, Can Beioon or two days. Q]] BAST ore st, BETWREN 20 AND SD AVS. A respectable English girl xe chambermall and Waitress; would aseist with the care of children; good reies ence. 211 bg hep Br dati ar “a AND 2TH Lehr br the fane! ore, —A respectable young woman to Hac borwork and walling ‘OF ehainberwork "and newing | good city reference given. WEST ISTH ST. REAR.—A RESPECTABLE he young woman as cook or laundress; best city re- WEST HTH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN A 11 private family; understands all kinds of family cook- ing; wx years’ reference, No ovjection to go to the country. yg WEST 30TH 8T., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVS., tu the rear,—A respectable wi aa cook; 10 ob- Hon to « boarding house; understands all kinds of cook- 1s and baking, Can be seen for two 1 dato aie aman 127 BLEECKER &T., ROOM 20.-A RESPECTABLE ‘woman as cook; prefers a boarding house; city ref- ‘erence, S oT WEST %3D ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS cook in & genteel private family ; one who ly idermanda ber Dusiness in all ite branche; best clty refer. ence, Can be seen for one day from 10 A. M.to4P. M. 127) pcre es er ed uA tiene tag ‘= WomDAn us good & washer ‘aid irdueri* best clly retereuces Can be jor two days. fs , 8TH ST., IN THE REAR, ROOM 80.—A SCOTOR 130 vfeabsterlan woman av cook thorgughly andernann her business in the cooking of meats,’ baking bread, biscuit, fo.; no objecuion to exther oountry or city; best reiérence, WEST 19TH 8T,—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook ; willing to assist in washing and ironing; best rence from last place. WEST 19TH STA RERPECTABLE GIRL AS plain cook in a private family; will assist with tho Washing and ironing ; good city referenos. RR Wanier afd Ironar; cliy-roterauce, G FAST LTH ot, NEAR 3D AV. IN STORE — A respectable woman an inet class thoat and pastry cook; thoroughly understands her business in all branches; Bo onpeotion olan pee or small hotel, or Ly aity velerence, 14 WEST 17TH 81., NEAR 7TH AV.—AS COOK would assist with the washing; isa good baker; beat city reference. 150 SRELIVAN St, RETWERN PRINCE AND e Houston,—A respectable Protestant woman As first class cook in a private family ; has no objections to go a short distance in the country; best city relereuce. Can be seen for two days, 5 SOUTH 2D 8T., JERSEY CITY.-A FIRST HOTFL i cook as cook iu a hotel or restaurant; bas been ja her last place four WEST 28TH ST., FIRST Lgecostag’ FRONT.—A RE- spectable Protestant girl as cook in a smail private family ; good city reference, 6 WEST MTH 81., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT QOS Mome-AProtestast worse as eoccleak sock Would assist in Washing; orto cook, wash and fron in small family; oly reference. 207 STH ST., IN THE REAR.—AS PLAIN COOK, Washer ahd ironer, Is willing to go to the country. WEST SIST ST.—A RESPECTALE YOUNG PRO. 2h etaut aint aa uteo; quiet. and obliging; ean ighly recommended, be WEST 16TH STA RESPECTARLE YOUNG woman as good cook, washer and frover; no objec- tion to the country ; beat elty reference. room, ila rospectab woman 200% and to eaaist af wasliing ; good city ‘reference from Ina place. EAST 85TH 8T,, REAR.—A RESPECTABLE rOWAD 88 Cook, Washer and jroner or to do general 22 roi a aon meiner and racer noe, 294. Weet lerH ot, BETWEEN MH AND eTit avs.—A respectable girl aa cook, washer and froner; good city reference, 296 TH AV., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A Protestant woman bef en) plain cook; no objec- Sion to assist in washing. Good reference from her last om- ployer. 239, WEST NTH st.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS first rate cook in a oe family ; willing to avast fa the washing. Guod ety reference, D4] WEST ESP 87.—A8 PIRST CLASS COOK; I8 AN Fy: notices bisteme sd and th oe toe with the washil and ironing; no objection to private boarding house; city reference, WEST 52D ST.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN in a private family, as cook or to asaist in washing; ins good reference. Can be seen for two days. 96. WEST 27TH ‘st, OVER THE DRUG STORE.—A e) Protestant woman ns first class cook; understands all Kinds of meats, soups, jeliies and 3 good city referencé 273 WEST 19TH &T., TOP FLOOR.—AS GOOD © piain cook, washer and ironer; best city referenc ‘Call on or address M. FORREST for two days. 997 et AV, BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH, STS.— A frat sites cook understands boning and landing and al! kinds of fancy dishes, jellies and ice creams. Best city reference. 213 Galea wanrees 214 WEST 27711 ST. ehambermatd waitreas, hourework fo a stnall family ; good city two days, Q18 MH dt, NEAR BOWERY, IN THE BUTCHER more —X respectable, steally person aa chimber- Matd and waitress in a wmail private family, Call ur address, 22 1TH S8T.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID (2) and plain sewer, 228 EAST STH ST., FIRST FLOOR,—A RESPECTA- bie young girl as chambermaid and waitress; has good reference, hi 94 WEST 2TH ST, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH v8. A bie young girl as chambermaid and wantrese; would fist In. waahiog’ and ironing; good. ety reference, 4.5) WEST AT ST—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TQ DO ‘¢) chamberwork and plain sewing or to assist with the Wanting and troming: would go in a small family § wood elly reference from last place. Call for wo 249 EAST 45TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECT- J able young girl as chambermatd and to assist in -A_PIRST CLASS CHAMBER- {Dest city reference, TA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS or would do general reference.” Cail ror washing and froning orto take care of children and do plain tevwlngs ‘Call for to dayne * wi OBL THAN R.A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ie. girlas chambermaid and to assist 1 the Washing; best reference, 25s WES? 30TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 2.4 girl us chambermaid and waitress, Good city rof- erence. QHZ WHST STW St —A PROTESTANT GID AS Je) chamberinatd and waitress or to do chamberwork ‘and to aeaist in washing. Good city references, Q57 WES! 62D 8T.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS #4 chambermaid and waitress, Can be seen at her pre- sent employer's, D. R. Sears. AV., BETWEEN 21ST AND STS.A RE- table young woman todo chamberwork and references, Call between MA. M. and 2 IRR WEST 41ST ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVS.— ' A respectable girl as chambermaid and waitres Would assist in washing And ironing; best city reference. 203 EAST rl st. NEAR 2D AV.—4 SUPERIOR 30: chambermaid, with exeglient city reference, in the city of country; takes charge of the silver aud dining room im atyle; or as tegular chambermaid; does fine wasbing and froning in style; wages 412. 307 TH Av, BEAR HOUSE, ROOM NO. 2.—AN e American Protestant girl as ghambermald and waite reas, ar to do plain sewing ina boarding house; city refers euge, 30 EAST 2TH ST,-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- J work ina small family, or as chambermald and to take care of children ; good reference, Cail for two daye, 316 2280s BETWEEN IST AND 2D AVS.—A PRO- O10 testant girt as chambermaid and waitress; best city ‘ reference. re iy 31 WEST 26TH ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM- Call for two days. bermaid or waitress. 32s BAST UTH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. 4+) manas frat class chambermaid and waitress, or chambermaid and nurse; is capable of taking the entire charge of a baby. Best elty refere: Q26 ST 16TH 8T., 333 Ry and Ist av., top ant girl to do chamberwork 338 WEST STH ST, BETWEEN S711 AND 9TH AVS.— Arespectable girl in & small faunily to do general housework; {8 a good washer and froner; good city reference from last place. Call for two days. 3 WEST 26TH ST., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH AVS., : Ea Toom Ho. 6A fespectable young woman as chain. bermald and waitress or would do flue washing. 343 WH AY, IN THE FANCY STORE—A RE. 2) spectable young woman to do chamberwork and help take care of children. Can give good city reference. 34.4. WEST, 2TH 87a YOUNG GIRL. AS CHAM. bermaid; has no objection to a boarding house: or todo general housework in a small family; good city refer- ence, ee, BETWEEN | STUYVESANT jor.A_ respectable Protest- soou reference from last place. 9 EAST 12TH 8T., BETWEEN 1ST AND 2D AVS. -A 34 +7 respectable trustworthy girl aa chambermaid, Washer of froner or would do general housework in & pri: vate family; has best city reference, QQ 3D AV.;A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL TO e do chamberwork and sewing; {a wililng and oblig- tng; good elty reference. Call for two days. ¢ 6TH AY.—AS CHAMBERMAID AND TO DO FINE. 516 washing, or the general housework in, a amnall private family. " Best city references. 5OD 80 AV.) BETWEEN STH AND SUTH STR..-A OOIZ respectable girl to do chamberwork and assist in the care of children ; 1s wiiling and obliging. 27) aD AV., CORNER 88D ST. ermal: asc id and waitres Call for two days. TWO YOUNG GIRLS j good city reference. 302 EAST 2TH 8&8T., NEAR 2D AV.—AS FIRST ON) 4 class cook; thoroughly understands her business in all its branches; best city reference, 308 WESTSTH STA RESPECTARLE GIRL AS . 000k fn np mnily ; 18 @ good baker; has good reference. all for two days, 763 2 AVy JOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A RESPECTA. Jed ble girl as chambermaid and to assist in walting; good city reference {f required. Call for two days. fete) 6TH AV., BETWEEN 49TH AND OTH STS.-A respectable girl as chambermald and waitress ; best city reference. 309 1TH, AY,, BETWEEN 7TH AND g5TH 7 5 respectable ung girl to cook, wash and tron; city reference from last place, 3] ] BAST STH, ST. BETWEEN, 187 AND 2D Avs. e A Teapectable wiman as cook, washer and frouer in a private family ; best city reference. 316 FAST TH ST.—TWO YOUNG GIRLS IN ONE e family ; one as cook, washer and froner; the other at 89 2D AV. BECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A “QE, young. girl as chambermaid ‘and laundress or as waitress and plain sewer; best city reference, Dressmakers Seamstresses. COLLISTER 8T., ONE DOOR FROM LAIGHT &8T.—AS thorough seamstress on Wheeler & Wilsou’s mach: tn terailen oF Rotel; enn do all kinds of fsaily suming by or machine; the coinforte of a home more an ob, wages. Call for one week. od than as chambermaid and waltress! good references if required, 399 BAST BD STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 322 good plain cook and to assist inthe washing snd ironing; good elty reterence. 3.99, EAST Ms? St. BETWEEN IST AND 2D AVS.— Le) Two respectadie girls: one as good eook, washer and fromer: the other as chambermald snd waitress’ best reference. QF MIHST—AN ENGLISH WOMAN 48 COOK, IN 23.47) a hotel or restaurant; ia first class at the business, Cail for'two days, ‘ 3937 BAST 287 SP. BETWEEN Is? AND 20 Avs.— oe 7 A_respectuble woman as cook; enderstands her business tnall ite branches; fs cellent baker; has no objection to astist with the plain washing. Call fortwo days 340 FAST ssp St. IN THE BARBER sHOP.—A * young woman as cook; ia perfectly competent in that capacity; can make bread, ‘ples, puddings and biscuit; waverstands ler buslneas pertectly; do objection to a inrge familly, either private or bourdiig house; te willing and obliging; good clty reference, 343 EAST “TH ST.-A YOUNG GIRL A8 COOK, Ke) washer and froner in a small private family; good city reference. 413 Bast yoru sta RE ©) good plain coor tn a pri ing house; best city reference, 427 TH AV. SECOND FLOOR.—& RESPECTABLE English Woman as good plain cook iva small prie vate family; understands washing and froning thoroughly ; ‘erence, bo objection to do general housework ; good rel! 4 2] WEST 16TH ST.—A RESPROTABLE YOUNG Seok woman as cook aud to assist with the washing wd PECTABLE WOMAN ABS te fataily or private board- MACDOUGAL 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL ae dressmaker; constant loyment more an object than wages. Gaod city reference, () WEST 19TH ST. NEAR STH AV.—AS COMPE- 29 ikalerane chtdien's tremens won Wheeler fit and cl ren’ ean OF on e & Wilson's machine ; or as ladies’ maid; elty reference, WEST 11TH ST., NEAR BROADWAY.—A FIRST e clasa seamstress, who has been in the habit of | out in families by the vay; understands dressmaking and kinds of family sewing; is a Oret class operator on Wheeler & Wivon’s, machine; would ike, to "engage mu & Ors cans fami @ month or nent; wor Te er ON f ELIZABETH 8T.—A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS 4.5 Wither a: few more engagements by the day, week or month; terms moderate. Cail on or address SEAMS'TRESB, E- 53 shirts, Ac and quilting; ti Wilson's machine, 100 Sst. H_8T,, CORNER 6TH AV.—A FIRST class dressmaker to work at her own residence at short notice and moderate charge, MME, RODGERS, WEST 1TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER 1 +) wishes a few more engagements by the day, week or month; 10 yeara’ experience on Wheeler & Wilson's machine on fine work; no objection to the country, WEST 2TH ST.—A BEAMSTRPSS, HAVING LL 7 Workea. ot dressmaking for some time; to work by the day; can make overdresses nicely; charges ovly #1 per day. 6TH AV..A LADY OF MANY YEARS’ EXPERI. ence fo” cutting and making Indiea* undergarments, ‘hildren’s clothes of La 3 description, gentlemen's would like the work of a few famfiles; cordin tucking three cents per yard, on Wheoier ball on oF address Mia, R: M. JONES. ironing; best city reference. {QR oT AV, BETWEEN 29TH-AND 30TH 8T3., UP FOO) stairs.—X respectable person as cook aud excellent laundress; good retvrence, 488 STE AV. Room M.A RESPECTABLE SOO cick as cook; willing to assist with the comrae wash ing ina respectable family; no objection to a private board. ing house ; good elty resorenee. 4.92 2 AV. BETWEEN 33D AND MPH 81S. PIRET 4 oor, front roo: Feepectabie young irl ap good cook, Washer dud Woner; Would do general housework} Lest 8D AV.—A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER TO GO. outh in first class families; understonds ing; can operate on Whevler & Wile en if require 15 WEST QT 8A PROTESTANT GIRL, A dressmaker, would Ike a few cnstomers; cau cut kor month, Call for two and fit; terms moderate, by the day 165 WEST HOUSTON ST.—A COLORED DRESS- maker to work for some famflies by the week or day; 2 good operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine, city referenc 504. WEST rll St.-a RESYECTABLE COLORED OU woman and danshter; one as cook and laundress; the other to do upstairs work or waiting alo G29 HAVIN THE sToRE.—a RESPECTABLE, Jie) middle aged woman as cook; can furnish Drat class city reference, A. BEAD COOK WANTS A FIRST CLASS SITUATION where the services of a professed French cook woul be required would snit me best; the best of city refererfce. Address M. U., station F, Chambermaids, &c. MILLIGAN PLACE, BETWEEN TH AND TH Sts,, Sth av. A respectable Protestant girl to do shauber- Work and sewing. Best city reference {rom last place. 1 UNION ST., BROOKLYN, THIRD FLOOR.—A YOUNG “E girl will do up stairs work, mind chidren, and Is willing to make herse! generally useful. 24 LEROY ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL AS 24°F chambermaid in a private farnily; would make her- felt generally useful. Can be seen at present employer's at the above address, 33 WEST STH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS Je) chambermald and waitress ur to arsist at the washiag; best city reference, 33 West grit st.—A RESPEOTARLE PROTESTANT +) giri as chatabermatd and plain sewer or to sew and see to children; is nat long im the country. BQ NORTH MOORE sr, FIRST FLOOK, Back Loom.—A raspectatle girl as chambermaid aud wait- road In a private fatol.y or chambermatd tn a boar Hoe the best reference. Call Tor two day’ TQ) SRST aorn s UNG GIRL AS CHAMBER. {t, maid and Wallzebs; best elty reference from last em ployer. , SD; ST ROOM ILA RERPECTABLE YOUNG J gis! as chaimbermatd and waitress Or Lo do clininver- work and sewiug; Willing and obliging; beat referonc 1HQ NEST pte eh. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT YG room.—A young & gti git), lately janded, ax cham- bermaid und waitress OF ehatbormnla and to wasist in wank ng. 6TH AV., IN THE CORSET STORE,—A FIRST ings rekammaker wishes wn enxagennint in x pri- nily by the week or month; can work ou four dilfer- rh Call ail the week. 234 ATH AV., NEAR 19TH ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN an xeamstrees in a gentecl family ; undarstands dross: Call between 10 and 1 o'clock, 237 making in all ita branches. QAQ West wert st TABLE YOUNG v4 Jv] as seamstress, by the day or Week ; has her own Wheeler é Wilson muebine; understands dreedmaking; call for two day 9 WEST 98D Sf.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO 24] go ont by the day or week to sew; can operate on Wheeler & Wilson's sewing maching; can do any kind of fart: BS! TH ST, SECOND FLOOR, 47 Moms person st éxpericnee wishes ah. engages iment by the week or month; understands dressmakiny and familly sewing; would do work at her own rooms, SEAMSTRESS WISHES A FEW gayements by the day or week; can cut and Gt ladie ‘and cbildren's dreswes and is a first clade trimmer. feametress in'@ family; can out and fit for children; or would engage ee companion for a lady. Adress all week Miss §. J. DAWSON, 22 BAST 20TH Br. NEAR 8D AV.—A SHANSTRESS BOZ Sho undeestands cutting end irihn children's dresses and under viothing to go out by week; can furnish her own machine, $1 «) EAST 8p 8T., NEAR 2D AV., SECOND FLOOR, 3 front room.—Ayoung git, having a Wheeler & WAL son's inaching, wishes a few more engaget.cnta by thé day, or month; understands making ladies’ and childrea’s Underciothing ahd dresrmuking. é 99 BAST S111 S1,—A_ RESPECTABLE YOUSG WO- BS? ta hensteean aud waltrees, or would nexist with the washing and fromfag; best efty reiercace. Call for two days. Qe) BAST ITM ST.—AS SEAMSTR UNDER. p33 alanis operating on inachines, dressmaking wud all WIN ST, BETWEEN 7A AND Tit Avs —A 210 is wiithg to Provstant Englivh B71 aw chamoermald tnd Rewer; e herself get ey, usefal; would like to go ‘all for two days, stance in the country, ynus of family sewing. City vefercace. QG7 §1 AY, BETWEEN 10TH AND OST STS —A B67 bist cine operator on Wheur a, Wikou'e machine 0,0 Out by the day to do iamyly sewing; ean furnish her own sewing machine if required. SITUATIONS WANTED-#EMALES Dressmakers and Seamstronscs. 34.0 BAS? TH st. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— ¥ a Ktuaklig, Pall and winier Rd remtet od ry pe ME hed awisats' garments thace (y order patlerod aud fashion phates; cutting ead: ‘basting. all or ress. . 4] STH 8h, BEIWERN AV. A AND 157 AV. ROOM 12.~A Feapectable youn; an xieh to do plain sewing; Ms wliling to cake cata Of m ehild about sixyearn ot Age; tnderwands machine sewing #iao; best reference. Call Tor one day. 41 §TH_ AY., BETWEEN 83D AND {4TH 8TS.—A first class operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine Wishen to engage In private families by the day or week; ean furnish machine {{ required, Call for Miss Ackley, 10 go out by the day ‘or months ean use Wheeler d Wilson's sewing machine, A450 WES? WH St. BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH LU avs.—A respectable young German girl ina private family; {6 w first class dressmaker, &c, ; engagement by the month; willng to go aa lady's mall; best ‘reference, Call forone day. 52] DAY, NEAR WH 8T.—AN EXPERMENCED ) areas anid cloak maker wishce 10 ge out by the d i e week to private families; 18 «first class cut fitter, on or address M, H., Drewsmaker. 541 StS, AX: IN. THE FANCY STORE.—A FIRST oe a8 drestmaker wishes a few more customers by the day or week or would take wark home: hus her own Wheeler 4 Wilson's machine; can make all kinds of ladies and children's dresses; best city reference. 610 STH AV) REAR SOTH S1.—A FRENCH DRESS- o) maker to go out by the day; is a first class operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine. A. TPSITION AS FOREWOMAN WANTED—BY A LADY of ten sears! experience tn the dress ad cloak making hasbeen in some of tho lendtny 40 tom Western elty; can furn rience and ompacity. Address, one week, FOREWOMAN, Herald Braveh office, Brooklyn, A THOROUGHLY | COMPATENT | DRESSMAKER ZA would tke a few more ¢ ments i private families by the day or week; wndersti ee waned Nitin, fect | i ‘Address W. Asdey box Hh and can operate on'any mac) General Housework, &c. station C, lor one wee: HORATIO ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO housework, City veference, Cail for two days. 4.6) KING ST—A RESPROTABLE GIRL TO DO CRN. ) eral honsework, Can be seen for two days at her pre- sent emple 86. HUDSON ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO vO general housework in a small private family. GRE ‘ABLE PROTEST. oO! a todo general work, ehamberwork or waiting in a small private family ; no objection to eltne: LOT West 2p era to do general hous 4 first rate washer and fron TAT SES StH ste tN tae (An American woman to do mall private fartly ; is a good plain two dayn. FRONT BASEMEN’ neral housework i ok. Can be seen for NORFOLK ST.4A GOOD GERMAN GIRL TO’ DO general housework; is wiling and obliging. 127 127 NEST TH St., Finst FLOOR) IN THE REAR.— 44 A young womas' to do general housework in a pre vate family; city reference. my 137 STH AY, BETWEEN ler AND Tit §73.—A de (respectable gisl to do yenerai housework in a small a ily. 13 WEST OTH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECT- e)+/ able young woman to do general housework ; good ily reference, Gull for two days. 1 4( WEST 19TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO t general housework in a small private family; good Call for two days. city reference. 1 4 { WEST 96TH ST., BETWEEN 671 AND 71H AVS.— “EA A respectable "girl to do general housework for @ sinall private family ; good city reference. Cail for two days, 14.5 FAST, BD St, TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— F i) MARY DEVVUTT to do houiework in # swall ramiiy. 187 T HOUSTON 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl to do general bonsework, or as laundress, laa mall; rivate family, 19 MULBERRY ST., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT- e abie girl to do general housework 10 8 amail farnily ; can do piain cooking, Washing and ironing; wouid go a short distance in the country. 209 WEST 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- J man to do general housework in a smali American family; has four years’ city reference, WEST 9TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOONG girl ie do Eaperel housework ; good city reference. 212 WEST 2TH St. ROOM NO. 10.-A RESPECTA. Gio ble young girl duteiy landed), to do general Louse- work. Tees A Q2() AY.,B:,SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. eX) respectable young girl to do general houses best recommendations, Cail for two days. 9AT 42D 8T., CORNER 2D AY.—A RESPECTABLE girl to do general housework in a stall private fam- fly ; is willing and obliging. D4] VERE SD St, RETWEEN 7TH AND STi AVS, In the rear.—A’ respectable young gitl to do general Lousework, 24 70H AV.TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN 247 Dama private family; good city referenc A D5 () BAST MTH ST.—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO DO SOV general housework; is a first class washer ahd froner; good city reference Q5s BAST wD ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GEN. SOO eral houseworie in a smuil private family ; good city Teference trom iast place, Ring second bell, 302 EAST 32D ST.-A YOUNG GIRL 10 DO GENERAL OU Z housework. € 33 WEST 26TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM. Oe) A Protestant girl to do general hotsework or cham- berwork and waiting." Call fortwo days, 345 6TH AV., BAKERY,—A RESPECTABLE GIRL Ee) to do general housework 1n @ small family; good city reference, 419 RAST ITH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO the housework for semall family; is ® good plam Bee Sed eer | eer 4.34. WEST 2TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL 10 .. do bousework Jn # private family; good city refer- ence. Can be seen for two days. 4: WEsT ae. x. room.— housework to's amall priv Cull for one day. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT He young. gil 19, do general ‘amily ; good reference given, PLE SHEEP ~~ SELUATIONS WANTED-BEMALES, 19G FORSYTHE, fT.—A RESPROTABLE YOUNG Wo. PO man as chiid's nurse and 10 assist in the cluinbes- work, or would do the plain sewing. D0) Rast _pers st room.—~A respectable woman as nurse; Is compe tent to take care of a baby a month old; best reierence, DQG FAS? STH st. suCOND FLOOR, ROOM NO. DD 7.—A very respectable married women wants ® baby to wet nurse at, her own resiience; home for babies, be see d 5 1S? AV.—A_RESPROTABLE MARRIED WOMAN 222 wanes tarts weer eee on Mra, MAHON, 6) EAST 220 ST, TOP FLOOR—AN AMERICAN AS 239 wet nurse, Cah be seen for tivo days, D4 5 WEST 83D 8T.-A RESPECTABLE WIDOW AS ting wet at tree OF Reamutrens EAST 38D ST,, FIRST FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, — ni Understands cutth d fit Indica” ‘and children's dreasga and all kinds of family 312 * Young woulan, with » treat breast of wilk, 10 take caro of a baby. beat city reterence, Call for two days. 317 ATLANTIC BT, BRODERE MN e—AB WET NURSE 5Q WESsr AH sr. NEAR STH AV. IN THE CANDY WO store.A competent girl us infant's nurve und good in we 3 beat cl or t0 do general housework, lly rference. 329 EAST 2D ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL (aged 14 yeara), to take careofm child and odo plain sewing. SITUATION WANTED—POR A NICK, GENTEEL orphan girl, 12 years of ace, of reapectable American parentage, where ahe will Fecelve some education, Ai THIRD FLOOR, FRONT | obice. ie pornee TO DO COPYING AT HOME. AD- VY A YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, EDU- nee Hf required, “Address PARIS, Hi A LAD wD ‘aapidl weiter: he Y WHO IS A CURRECT A\ low, Address M. J. basa comfortable | ) 0 TSS $s dinecting of envelopes; terms ANTED.—A REFINED AND EDUCATED LADY DE- housekeeper"in's seuulasan'a” (eit station D, Intelligence OMces, NURSES’ INSTITUTE, NO, 3 WASHINGTON corner Broadway.—Many well reco: de ‘ a, Lendien’ engaging roo Mo, is Nurses NEAT, COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS WAN’ tee family. oy. at. from 1 to 2 0’ ee JENTEEL YOUNG PERSON AS SFAMSTRESS IN treated as one of the family, As private faulty; will be de welt ae Ns RL TO DO GENERAL good plain cook, wasl Call at 203 Bast beh HOUSEWORK ; MUST BE froner and have good EAST 22D 8T., room.—A. tabi herself generally uset D FLOOR, FRONT young girl to mind eblidren 3 counuy preferred; best 337 Use St. FIRST FLOOR—A RESIECTARLE ODE young woinan as wet nurse ina gentleman's familly; her baby #ix weeks old; can be seen for two daya. Call or ad arene, 3 OTH AV., IN THE MILLINERY STORE...A MID- e die-aged Protestant woman as purse; she is fully competent of taking the entire charge of an tufant from tis birth; long experience in nursing; best city reference. Gan be seen for two days, or WEST 53D ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN, BI S57 ivea tram iter and, ag nurse: Btresa, Apply for two days, 418% Oe ge 0: w ehfld trom its birth, do plan xewiug: has no objection to. elty or eovn ry’ or t travel with @ famiy; hus good reference, Appiy for two days. 4D] EAST OTH STA RESPECTABLE MARRIED “41 woman to wet nurse a baby at her own home; has Jost her baby, one month old. o ST.—A Ri ake entire TABLE WOMAN AS NURS 533 VEST 2TH §T., SECOND FLOOR, BACK.—A eeded Protestant girl, If Years, to miad a baby’ and aasiat tn chataberwork ; bas good expertence in nursing; good ref- erence. 537 NEST STH St WETWEEN 10TH AND 1TH 537. ase Tespeotabie girl as nurse and seatnatreas in #8 private family; understansis all kinds of embroidery and funey. work ; willing and obliging; no objection to @ short distance in the cou 607 2,4 y ‘as wet nurse; Lest references ean be given, for two days. 94-4. 8B AV THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM * middle aged American Indy aa child's nuree or panion to Indy travelling. N WOMAN WooLD : i ply at the southeast cor- her of 106th st, secoud door from ud wy., fourth oor, Leundresses. do. 24. EAS? 19TH S8T.-A COLORED WOMAN DESIRES at to take wastlag and troning to do at her own house; food reference, 28 fysss ironing by a colored Indy. B ‘Mrs, HAMMOND, 1O7 WEST JeTH St. NEAR 6TH AV.—As LAN. dreve; can do French fluting; best city reference. 10 WEST 2TH ‘ST.. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT room,—A respectable woman as first class Janndress or to do chamberwork and assist with fine washing; good city reference. Call for two days. 14.5 NEST OTH ST.—As FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS; Le) niso understands finting; three years’ reference from CORNELIA ST., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT, —WA SH- her last place. 203 WEST WTH ST., NEAR 7TH AY., FIRST FLOOR, 23 back room.—A Tespectable woman to take In wash: ing or go out by the day washiug, scrubbing or cleaulng; city reference. 91 Q WEST sisr ST —AS FIRS Ska understands it in all itm b ence. Can be seen for tt NT EAST 25TH ST.--A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS a to work out he Gay or week; understande all kinda of fine washing i reference from last place. Can seen for one Ww 918 WES! 27TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, ROOM NO. 3.— A respectable woman wishes to tae fn washing and ironing or goout by the day, Can beseen all the week. Good city relerence. 92] FAST Mor Sr. THIRD FLOOR, BACK ©) 1 room.—A reapectanle woman to do washing and ironing at her own reaidence, Cail for two days. WEST 83D ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- bent ctt¢ reference, DA BLIZABETH ST.—A FIRST CLASS LAUN- “a dress wishes work two days of each week; fut olass references, Q5Q WEST WTH St. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT 0)4 room. —As firwt clnas laundreas; will nesist with the chamberwork; is a Protestant, Six years’ reference from Jast place, Call for two days. * 311 EAST 98) ST., TOP F! x PK ROOM. S excellent Iaundress wishes to tuke in fine washing and froning; can dothe best French fluting and polishing; best city reference, G WEST 17TH 8T., BETWEEN BT AND 9TH 324. ave.—A resj lable girl ag first class waltress; good cily reference, seen for two days, 328 EASt BIST ST. SECOND, FLOOR.—WANTED, ai washing and froning, by the dozen, week or month, by @ respectable woman, wth first cluss reference. Letiers promptly answered. 329 (KEW No. 325) ATH AVA RESPECTABLE WO- OLS man as first class lanndress; no objection to the country; good city reference: 3.4.4 BAST TH ST, NEW BUILDING.—A wear able ig woman wants to do washing and fron- ing nt hor own residence, or to go out by the day; excellent ing ag bi d » CLASS LAUNDRES‘ bes; the beat city refer: i : Tocommendations if requ 7 irl to wee Ea am oabEe, TOURS 349 #0. 6T., NEAR 1s? AV., BECOND FLOOR, tea go werent ome qpodeiywetrnen. | §F Gs yatta tcce Cebiat aang ce ened 490 (22 2a oP Ara! arEotany | Sete seasaeumpatcsarnee me housework in m private Tarnily, ~ 5 a D AV.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL jonaework in a anall family; beat references given. 631 Call for two days. NWICH ST.-A PROTESTANT GIRL TO sework ; fs willing and agreeable; ee cook, rence, nye. 646 Sy washer and {roner; cf i for two 806 Bast OTH ST., BASEMENT DOOR. FE J spectable girl to'do housework tn n private 1am- fly where she can have ® good home, City reference, L116 270A% CORNER, SOTH st, ON SECOND A tloor,—A respectable young gir! for general hous work. fe Housckeepers, &c. EAST BROADWAY.—A RESPECTABLE Man- ried lady a8 housekeeper in a public or private hy CALC 138 house; is fully competent, Call on or adaress Mrx, of Wm, J. Marshall. 318 WEST 420 8f., NEAR 6TH AY. e ble Engle petvon desires & situ housekeeper in a hotel or some large snstitution ina firm class family. May be seen for two du 335 335) housekeeper in « hotel, Htet Ones boarding house or private family. 363 WEST ITH St. —A COMPETENT PERSON AS DODO housekeeper or seamstrons ; best reference given. 2() EAST IPH ST. A POSITION Af HOUSEKEEP. 4.20) err’ competi person; ie a good riese: take charge of an invalid or the matruction of objection to cline or country, Call or address The SITUATION WANTED—BY A SCOTCH PROTES- tant woman, as working housekeeper in a hotel or ding house; no objection to a widower's ly re ra b children; elty or country; best references. Address C., box 180 Herald office, A. GERMAN LADY OF RESPECTARILITY AND HIGH. 2\. iy recommended, wishes a situation a# housekeeper in the house of « widower; has no objection to take charge of chidtren and ive them ‘instruction in German and English, Can be al the Westchester Honse, corner Broome and Bowery, from 1010 12 and from 2 to 4. WANTED BY A LADY, 2 YEARS OF AGE, A stranger in the elty, a poaition as honsekeeper: a wid- ower preferred; triers need not answer, Address MAMIE, Herald office. WAXTEDIA SITUATION AS HOUSER ¥ ‘American widow Indy; or a4 nuree and seamstress fogd pome protected to high wages. Addvesa Mrs, J. Py Wile ameburg Post ollice, for two days, Nirpseny 12 THOMPSON &T., TOP FLOOR, ROOM 14.—A YOUNG 4 women wishes ab.by lo wel burse ater own resi- G * QQ gin. recently arrived. from Scotiand, mail; Would assist with light housekeeping. 120 NEST MH st. BETWEEN 6rit AND TH AVE, As huree and seamstress; can cat and fit and take charge of the children's wardrobe, Good city reference. J.Q9 WES OTH er, OF eit AV. THIRD FLOOR, Sime? front room.—A young girl as nareé aod seamstre eily reference from her last piace. Q7 BAST {9TH ST, DETWE: FBT eect Boab Gren nnd co rewing, SULLIVAN BI.-A RESPECTANL woman ns ‘nuree; can tak hus good elty reference. children’s LEXIN chy EN SD AND girl to take care of “MIDDLE care of @ baby ’ from its birthy Can be seen for two days. 162 HEATER SPA VOURG MAWRIED WOMAN a =Ge Wel Lurse; good city reference. 166 * 1 WT SLA RESPECTABLE WOMAN as BLOW nurse; can do vewiag. 186 HESTER ST, TOP FLOOR. -~A YOUNG MAR. Hed voran with afresh breset of milk as nuree, i for two daya, Mr, PBAK. 4TH AV.—AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC LADY AS | 356 1TH AV., BETWEEN 2TH AND BOTH STS.—A OID respectabse young woman as laundress. Has io best city reference. 488 @TH AV., ROOM NO, first clas Innndre references. Call for two days, 7A YOUNG WOMAN AS in a private family; bas good Wattresses, &c. D4. WEST TH st. PRESENT EMPLOYER'S. — as “E waitress or chambermaid and waliross, by n girl w recommended. Can be sen ttntil 4 o'clock ‘to-day and to- morrow. 68 WEST 4 b FLOOR.—A RE 'e) able wotnan to take m washing; wideretand and fine work; dest city reference. 138 ior EAST MTH ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.—A Indy breaking up housekeeping would like to get for her two girleas waitress aud chambermald, DQ WEEE TH STAs FIRGT CLASS WarTRiNe 4 can take the entire charge of the dining room; oF as cbambermaid wad waitress ; good city referauce. QO3 WET TH St, NEAR STH AY. FIRBT FLOOR, 0) back.—As first clase waitress or chambermaid aud to nsnist with the washing; oity reference. EAST 36TH &8T.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl a6 Gret clase waitress in a private famliy; good rence, 4TH AV., ONE DOOR FRO young woman aa frst cl place of a mau ; best eity references. 473 2D AV, NEAR %TH 8T.-A YOUNG WOMAN ©) 20 waitroms in a first cinss family; best reference. 3TH STA vaitrosa; can take tia 6 9 6TH AV., BETWEEN 87TH AND 98PH STs. IAL young girl na firet oinen waitress or chum ermatl and waitress; voderstends her business weil; is willing aud | obliging; banjthe Lest city refer aga Miscellaneous. NORTH MOORE ST.—A FRENCH LADY, ARRIVED «? from Paris, and having a great experience in making mil- inery, dressing clothes and caps, wishes employment, | 0. 54. BASE rn er OE address wouid | lucre ale wil got yood A YOUNG LADY OF PLEASING writing, or some ovher vin ary. Address MAITIC THURS. ‘A GERMAN TON. YOUNG GIRL TO ATTEND nery ; understands the bus K . Call oF addrors, a bakery or con! ness and can give the best cit 514 eno eT AV. AY THE FANCY STORE.-A WELL educated German young lady, with fizat cl In an American iamiiy, ether companion to a lady or to assist in crewing and to take caro of a child ; does not lool for large wages, Dut Wishes an easy oveupation, YOUNG WOMAN YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER IN A ; goud reference given. iA 4 Address all ken Post office, “ RESPECTABLE WIDOW TO DO OLNTERAL HOUSE. work ia faunly wince she cou, have her boy ot ta Feare with her! wages no objet In euch m tamiy, Add ‘Mes, Psy M Herald oftes, "Adare RICAN) WHO HAS HAD SOME rience In ¥ goods store on Broadway, dexira a ritnation; good references, Address W. X., Dox bib Post oftien Bh tireee n ba 2overnese cquirements ne in ail ate branches, Franch, music and drawing. Address | Miss CATER, box 5.946 New York Post offic i A YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO A SITUA. Ji. ios 48 & first einus faney conde store or any otter | and vespeclasio business: “will be willing to give her ros without recnuimerativg for a short tine. Address M., Herald office, " Mies GOOD WAITRESS WANTRD—AND TO ASSIST Ix i good city reference required. Apply ab 120 Guat Bist wt. RICAN CHAMDERMAID, Wat 155 East 15th at, ood eity refer 19 MM. PROTESTANT, GOOD PLAIN COO! and lroper Wanted, {ly situation permau 4th ‘av. K, WASHER 4h wall private Auwerican fame wht Call souk wide Wil st, coraer LADY AND DAUGH OR TWO LADIES RE Guired, (0. conduct i | ach office ; salary respective ) monthly; security required. Apply WANTED—A GOOD COOK q WASHER AND 1 nt have a youd he i American cooling; 148 2a ay., betweed 88 WANTED—TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE i must be competent to teach maste and gil at Sul Bast 17th ot. postant employment the spare moments, Persons of elther sex ng, and « proportional "That all who aee thie and test the business, we To such us are not well mth $1 vo pay for the trouble of writing, | Ful will do to commence Literary Companion, and best family newspapers published, ail ‘ou want permaneut, profitable CO. Augunta, Me OK, WASHER AND 8. "CLINTON, 182d a, thelr address, make this unparallwled olfer:~ fied we will Ken partioniars, © Work on, and a copy one of ihe iargest able sample, wht i . work, addrosw&. ©. ALLEN: ANTED--A FIRST CLASS COOK IN A PRIVATE family. 18 Kast 73d st., near Madison ay, TANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND TRONE clty references indispensable. 308 West dist st. ROTESTANT WAITRESS. nd 12 o’eiock, at No. § West did Warr — ‘OMAN TO COOK, WASH AND IRON, Apply at 28 Bastdlatet,, after 9 A.M, ANTED—A WAITRESS; SHE MUST BRING references, Appiy ut 21 Enst Mth st., after 1 ote! A GOOD GIRL, TO DO KITCHEN WOIK, Apply at 260 West 2ist <A | COMPETENT NURSE, WITH cuY¥ VANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A WOMAN TO cook, wash and ‘ron; also a chabermatd and waite ress, Appiy, after 11 otelock, ut 30 West 19th st, JANTED--A GIRL TO DO GENERAL ho three; also a girl as ure, Ay te BREWER, 74 Fea: TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK: MUST ASSIST. with washing and une well recommended. Apply at 249 Weat bth « ANTED—A GOOD, PLAIN COOK AND CHAMBER- maid for a private boarding house required. No. RMAID AND WAIT nthe washing and (ronfag. S51 West Lith et, ages @12 and $10; ESS Cuil between 9 aud ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWO! take care of children and be otherwiae 31 Enst 89ch at, TANTED—A SERVANT TTAT CAN TALK to take care of children; must j Apply at 209 East teh st, JANTED—A SMART GIRL TO HELP ID and make herself genevaliy use‘ul. Apply at 12) 4ta av. near 1th @ good references EXPERIENCED NURSE TO BRING ity references required. Ape up an infant by bot! ply at 36 Bond st. R AND IRONER; ET NURSES CAN HAVE 5! 7 clnas families by applying at Mrs, HANSEN'S Nurse Agency, No. 6 Oth st., near Bowery, , ET NURSE WANTED.--A YOUNG HEALTHY PRO- testant wyman, with a fre home offers to @ respectable you at GA West dith street, between, ANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER A: Only those furniel! lace need apply at 16 'UATIONS IN FIRST ag wore ‘that ani VandsP. M. ND.TRONER, best city reference from thelr last Toth st.,on Tuesday and Wednes ns — —+4 ANTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HI familyn short distance tn the country; German prefe: 12 to 2 on Tueadas er eon =o A eel - JANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A GIRL TO DO general housework ; must be # good ‘cook, washerand Apply from 90 1 o'eloo froner and have ood reference, A. M,, at $33 Enel ANTED—A COOK AND A CRAMBERMAID AND a tirat class cook and baker, and to agaist | ng; aust bring wnexeeptionable city refers PRIVATE, FAMILY, THRE! potent girls—eook, chambermald and marae, for two days at 59 Court st. one door trom Livingat JANTED IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A STRADY, active woman ag cook, Wasler and irower; must under? stand her ousiness thoroughly and have qood city references, Apply at 217 West 230 st, 9to 1, TANTED—A FIRST WAITRESS TN A PRIVATIC boarding house; also a thorough chambermaid; both ood references to make binself gens AXTED--A SMART, OBLIGING YOUNG GIRT, TO do general houeework for a small family; reference ree between 12M. and dP, M., to Mrs, 8., at YIP THAT UNDERSTAND ny other bustuess xnd would Ike 19 Keep house, Address, with some particuiars, D, M., Heraid ollice. NG LADY WAITERS WANTED-—AT Music Hail, 26 bast Houston st, Cail betwee D— TALS, *ROCERY STORE,—A an «situation ina hotel SITUATIONS WAN GRAND &R—A You private fan well recommentus. Ad TAITER IN A wa boarding house; can come SO NE Rn AAS OND STA YOUNG MAN. BETWEEN 18 AN age, in & private fasaily or boarding bi , THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—A RM Waiter in private family; N INDUSTRIOUS YOUN tion as porter; 18 not ate 10 Herald office, for two days. SITCATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG muarried man, of very businces habits, from England; any capacily would suit. addres 25 YEARS OF or good reference. Address EMPLOLMENT, box 197 Heral i COLORED MAN, LATELY FROM VIR. ho i8 an experienced wa work, wants @ &) ‘West 28th at., or aitdross F.N. G., Herald MAN DESIRES A SITUATION ng house or private family; good between Houston and Prince, wee private fatniiy, TLEMAN, LIVING ON HIS 0° wment in an otlice s N ELDERLY G income, desires 0 oither in New York or Brooklyn; he writes well, ande figures, 4G; ealney expeoted about 850 per month, Ad: A.B. Ox Herald Siranch , 10 HOTELS, RE | understands like department in gent | would take fil cha goment “Address i RY A SOBER MAN, TO DRIVE A TRUCK ¢ of horses; ts nol nfraid to work; good address JOHN REYNOLDS, 832 0 av. TANTED—A SITUATION, BY AY nA carver or waiter in n fret class boarding hood city reference, Call wt 431 West 18h st, for om OUNG MAN (COT. A SUTUATION BY A MIDDLE A hort elty reference