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MORMONISMH. Progress of the “New Chureh |; of Zion.” Some Divine and Human Revéletions— ‘Text of the Church Constitation—A Lengthy tf not Over-Vomre prehensive Document. Sau LAKE CITY, Jap. 26, 1870. At the meeting last luesday evening Mr. Keisey rose and said that the grand outlines of the consti- tion of this new Churoh of Zion, & rough dratt of Which was now to be presented, had been received from heaven by revelation, but that tts dotails had been left to be supplied by the thougnt of inaivid- nals, A fundamental principle af the system was government, not by force, but by the persuasive induence of love and the wisnes of the poeple. That immortal principle of truth, and other general prin. ciples) m which they had been instructed, had enabled them to prepare a draft of the constitution Of the Church so broad and liberal and comprehen- sive in ali its provisions that-it was destined to attract the attention of he civilized world and commaod (the admiration of the mest | advanced of human mini If waa the Intention of the heavenly powers to demonstrate to this people that they must never more. pin their faith to the coat sieeve of any infiyidaat. There Was a natural tendengy in the human mind,to do 80, and the people would lave to be educated out of it And taught to 00k not to nan but direct:ta God. All authority and power im the Churob would spring from the people, and rest upon the will not of une goverding but the governed. Every man, from the Qrst presidency down, woula be held responsibie @irectly to the people for the taithtul perfo-mance of ‘tho duties of his calung., The constitution, ine pre- liminary drate of which was vo be read its evening, ‘Wou d be presented in its completeness for ratuticu- ion by all the members of tie Charch on the 6th of | April. The various quorums” of the Church would | be organized gradually according as tho Churca was | Jolucd by the proper persona to consuiute sucn | quorums. The quorum of ufe first presidency had been aiready calied by revelation. The quoram Of Lie Tweive Aposties would also be called by rev- | elation, According ag the heavens should manifest their will and. designaie apostles, such aposties. Would take their positions im the quorum, which Would thus gradually grow into compistion, and the | Tweive would then elect their president uniess he should be appointed direct. by revelation, The quo- Yum of. the Seventies would be flied up 98 auitable persons were enrolled in the general Chureh, and so they would clect their president, who woud preside Over them, ag In ali other cases, only just so long ag he presided in the confidence and affections of the Members Of the quoruin, and upon that principle the quocums. themseives would contin ue to. preside Only just so long as they retaimed the contidence and aifections of the people, Brancoi organizations would be organized as necessities demanded tuem. Mr. Kelsey here told a story whieh illustrated tho exteut to which the Mormons have hitherto. been morally enslaved by the power of the present Priesthood. AB the new movement, he said, was | being talked over among the people iu that part of Utah where he lived. as individuals were making up their iniads about joining I, and the dreadful doom of being “ont off” from the old orgaoizauon was being canvassed. Lee was receatly 2 man who haa a Jarge lot of bricks on hand, who felt haurseif un- peited bo join it, and the poust of che sory Wus that one of Mr. Kelsey’s little daughters (for he haa ®everal wives and several daugucers) UWought it Suicidal mn the man fo wink of delng KO UNu! after he had “scla nis vricks,’? because 01 Luc certain per- Seculion that would follow us esponsal ul ine mave- meut. ‘Ths idea,’ said Mr. Kelsey, “speaks vol- UES ogaInst the Iniquily OF bhe presend system. Under wiieh @ wan Could NOt Pive expression to his opmion and bis Jah without jus vrethren goirg to Work at once to run on.” Many were Bull tous ed ap by the teen; they had nO ye “go.d (err bricks,” but there Wus no necessity Tor precipitate haste; they could take whely tue, aud Could join the movement wen they had “sold all tucir bricks.” Mr, larrison enlarged a little oa Mr, Kelsay ’s Comments concerume the constuuuou, which, as hed been imerred, was only & rough drait, and us BUC Was Bsunject to atacadment Confirutiug Kel- Sey’s Observations he said the savlime controling senamens, tue grand governing priacipies enuo- ciaced in their former ““mantiesto,"” aad such addir tional points a& were contaued 10 this preseat con- Biliution had been Gouveyed to Laem by reverution, but tie details had veen left tor them to Hi up, apply and trame to seu them. eeives, “Tne heavens,” he sa mi ®& Swiliug way, “have suco @ love’ for us that they would like us to oe satisfied ‘with our own arrangement.” The heaveus had faiihi im the propriety of the people arranging Mailers 10. best SUL Liemselyes, so long as ney Wele governed by great fuudamental ruths = ‘The heavens dad bo desire to supersede Hunan brains; and Hence it Would always be Whe prerogative of Lhe Church of Zion to amend the petty details of 113 OreanZalion In accordance With human ndLLODS and necessines Not that the heavens were avove Buch small considerations, but that iL Was more 10 accordance with diving mention that Duman wiads Bhoutd Work Out Buch detans for Wuemséives. Upon Us principle tney-were free to mouliy matters 0 Keeping with the progress of the tumes. ‘Lhe whole of ihe covsiitulion Would not always be appit cavie; but rather, much of its detail woud Ol pecessny ve modiled, as the peopie gradually grew ito new condivons. “!here Would come a day,” he said, “wuen wouid have put away se mach of our eartuly condinon, when Lhe sublime and suuple Beuttincuts of Jesus Would 60 reiga 1m hawan hearts thay munan chap- Acicn would here approach very near the Immortal. Under such coodivions, as well as under incerme- Giate ones, the constitution Would lave ve usdergo very many changes, Hence tier had ‘left the back ovr open,’ 80 tat there would ve “pienty of room to get out from abything.’” “We wil never corner ourselves or oar descendants,’’ ne sald. “by Iraming conuitions: which cannot be overturned when such overturning is required, That 18 the sentiment of tis Churea, and if it Kaocks into impereeptipie atoms ali tuat we ever may have done, we will ac- cept it if the ght of God in future times shall maul fest its truth, We will be ever ready to incorporaie into our constitution such new pripciples as shall recommend themselves to the people us being good and true and just. We will leave ourselves uatrain- Meiled, so that we can recede [rom any old -posiuon, Af we can demonsirute that a new one is a better, We will ‘apostatize’ from this tine forward from ail the traditions we have ever held and from any con- ditions that may be tacorporared eto Our ounstivu- tion, tae rough dratt of waieh will now be presented previous to its accurate revision and 18 ratification When we shail meet at the same time that the old Chureh will meet, according to its annual custom, ip conference next April” Mr. Harrison then read the following preliminary dratt of the CONSTITUTION OF THF CHURCH OF 710N. We, the members of the Charch of Zion, established by the revelaijom and direotion of the Authariles Of the Meaveuly World, do ordain the following constitution :— ad rst we declare as the great elementary truth which uo- istence of this Church that the chlel object of fis catablishment 1s that direct, commnuolention may exist bo- ¢ween the heavens and mankind fn their earthly condition, no that the truths preached in the imtortal worlis may be Eransaitted to and acted out upon ihe earth. 16 ts, (hereiare, to be understood that the Chureh of Ziou canaot exis on earth without continuona revelation from the Church of ‘Zion in spiritual and celestial xpucres, ‘Tits Chareh abail never litnit hersell to any particular con- ceptions of trath, but she shall ever be opea to advanced pried Sho shail also be ever open to any improvement Tite exterual form of her edininiatration whieh the « condition of her people tay demand, provided that ‘Bil such changes in her organization ov mode uf administra. tion be sanctioned by a vote of three-fourths of the members ‘of the Church. Members shall be admitted by the ordinance of baptism (by immersion), which shall be understood as the ordmance of induction, and by the laying on of hands, which shall be doenied the Ordinance of confirmation, No members of this Church shail by oxpelied for difference of opiuion so Jong as they accept the Initiatory ordinanges of the Gospel and this constitution, Al violation of ‘the principles of | pu ity and right shall be hela to be in oppomtion to the teachings of Z+on, bat her spirit hall be to nay to wll trespass on ber tawe whe week to reform, “Go and ain no more.” The desire to remain in {hfs church shall be accepted 48 sultelent eviieuce of repent- @uce 1 all cases. Tue funds necessary for the sup public expenses of the church styl DI thihings whieh shall conaist of ‘ont ort of the poor and the et by the collection Hh of rhe clea, ‘or profit Obtained during the yeer after deducting th Ruisly ecesgary. expennes of each parsons family or ina qidual support. Every member of the church shali ‘or her houor aad sense of fybt to « Wis! bo Fated Ay, iL t dus from then for Uthing Ach allowance, church shall be divided into the following eccjesiaatl- on districts — Firat, into wards, corresponding to small settlements or towns, econd, Into stakes, ayreeing with counties or large en entirely on J, into grand stakes, © nding with Territories, ad nati of Territories, States or xpediehicy or eonventence may require. bvery voard or other division 3 the Chure: shall be con- dered competent for {is interna) management every such dlvivjon must act Ia barmony with tho general burs he whole Church to eovstitute an Integral Zion Every amalier diy.sion 1st y ACH gouerai rrangementa ax may be ferences oF counctis of such dopariments of he Church aa they may betony ‘There shalt be wo ir-geponsiéie authority in the Churoh of be avaweraile to the people for the re 8 . Zion. All ofiicors shail be * proper discharge of their duties, All treasurers or trustees shall rerularly account for the isbursainent of the {unde placed tp tbr care, The gromé (ruth that w of force sa unknown im the ie horeby declared the pilucipie that shal’ orever NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1870,—TRIPLE SHEET. and contro! the exsatance.af sutherity ia the Oburch shall be sat diet eat atiEAT w civing ee net tan ent or con ieee soe eee Set er ere two coummetiors writ prsinat ag nat grwad:eenke Te take Te- ole Cure nent conttivers ts the Seen i To theseetall veadded a quaram of twelve with quorams of seventies and prieste, and such other quorams ag the work of the ‘'y may de- be 3 ll ektiry ward promaenoy ghall bo aided by s-counctfier teach Tecelve such Tevelati aot their ir voayective caligs oF Wve callings or residency or any’ be to ce se further tana it Sypeoves v 1 er than it a] Aeeeit & nla Jplemanss ae ibeio8. ne. pene wilife neve agcented ine the Shiot ev farsceac. of the Pte phigh ot Zion, Alt conceptions of the Rngilow ofa quorna etore tne doctrine jurat. 1° Church, ‘hey wil! peeayte aver all xeneral eanferencea, Th pill direst all operations, and appoii Twelve to the reapeatire ares of Ino pai te Stat the oryaniation, in complete maa ireeb grow portunity offers, be thelr spect ity toveee that the oa ‘af this" commiitution ‘er kept ia jolate. 1U be-the great m‘ssionn: the Church ant ehtet ‘raraiing epracen les Ue mp Te mnie and sent Ey id 00 Preaideney mat will tra ret all over ihe won to 10 #08: eepint and peeiusor Hxomnigene a } ani will conatiue i. thentaste orale er TAS ray will not be expected totravel, Thay will aly eae (Oadtminister in the higher ordinance of . The Sencearen mith eerentdantat the ward at their head, will sitaeacounctlof peacemakers. It will be thele uty 13 visit ‘and toash them the ciples of ‘members prin: force and, as fares possible, reeonoile ail diticulties ace fof misunderstanding. emporal organization shall consist of a bishop and two counsplions omer pach ward, a district bishop ant two counsellors over each stake where deemed necessary by the members of the take, gud eo presiding bishop and two coun- selore over the whole Every ward shail havesix trustees, whi write, iw bishop and ‘his counsellers, shall form» board which shail be pre- ited over by the bishyp, and shai) direct the expenditure of such portion of thetithing ag shall be disbursed iu the ward, neral board and Rees forwarding the surplus to the g nce & year to the ward, which report shail be certilled to Mora elected by the ward {or that purpose, all be six trustees in truat for the whole Chureh, to bo prosidertover by orer by the presiding hisbo Py ‘who, with bis coun- seliors and form ®, board: which hall control the exponditnre of ail the generat furs oc the Conch, report: tng tne anme at evory nuptial eneral conference to ihe peo- ple, which report nitexted by three general auditors, Sigsrad Uy thorn miter that “The war? bishops and thetr connseilors, with the presiding iM =f 9 and ie counsellors, shall be considered as tie execu- respective boars, disbursing Cunda acoording ‘The i ‘of tho, bishops. shall conslat of thelr counsellors and such other assistants as thelr boards ma: 1 Twahall be the duty of avery vieho fp commitics of adios, cofistin si eterping. Tah in his ward dent. or, dire. to be called the tress, am may v Laoteat Aid Comaaltiee, sp duty ne ee m1" be to act asthe aida of the bishop, ies hae tite. nig ant the needy, and die: i wiveting auch funds as he’ katy Veable to piace af thelr dis. Patil be tha Aaty of pt the bishops to, onllent the tithing of their wards and adml yr such Lunds as board may place in thelr Rents ‘Tor th: rpose. Als disputes concerning. proper or ‘other matters Involving where mi reconciliation {a impossi- the parties aro allie, be referred die, ‘by the teach- ers ota bl bishop and lus counsel fOr decison. 1s ‘The popes, pansieay tribunal, Ta wsiso deolde of appeal from the Dlsuops® eSportion of the, ‘niiik Taised in every ward shall be wk the trustees of at ward for the wupport of the poor ay wall as for Its Church expenses, which amount shall hare et trom year to year by the trustees of the whole twelve jit Re. nominated by spiritual an ‘mporal presi. sdininimettien, must ietbeosttnd Dy the members of re, cone inancins, Seta the process of clec- Ate qitalified to teed ipler of ix elections shall be by vote. Exceptions salt be allowed to thin whore the Rom) nation ja ut peohel ¥ A majority of vo! arena b beheld to constitute election in very case. Al! oficers, ahiall hold offlce wotit thelr successors are known to canvass or jection to any rove tlm Pantha? welt use any active means to siete in the Church is hereby de- ble £0 oles At ane election. ia) vote of elther aex shall he deemed of equal Jn the settlement o} ial Chek Chareh questions. ‘The indly! val Operations of tive Mormons on Long Intand— Their Creed, aud Opinious=The Sualots in Willamsburg. Th last Monday's issue of the TkRALD an account was given ot the Mormon propagandists on Long Island, and it was reported that Bishop Burton, of Sait Lake City, lad established pranches of the saints at Hempstead, Baidwinavilie and ober lova- tons near Rockvilic Centre. During the past week the war agatnst the “Gentile” world was carried on with increasing vigor, and otier laborers have been Gcapatched north and sonth throughout the island, Several new elders have arrived trom tno City of the Saints, and during this week an additional force of elders and priests, headed by a bishop, will rein- force those already here. ‘The labors of Bishop Burton during tue past week havo been very successful’ at Freeport, the old branch established by Brighany Young about thirty years ago, The church, under the care of J. K. Benedict, an elder baptized by Young oa the first estabiishment of the colony, has been built up and confirmed in the fatth as taught in Utah, ‘Twelve persons, most of them wealthy and able and willing to’co-operate in the work, have been con- verted and baptised there by Lisuop Burton and bis assistants, of Whom he has eight or nine. winsville twenty Mormons, most of them recent couveris, have rented a large upper room inthe smyle hotel of wnich the village boasts, and there hou! forth three tines a day to crowds of wondering rusties, teiltug them of the recent reveiations from the Most High, and warning them of the coming trouble by fireand sword and of the dire destruc- tion of ali who refuse to nelieve m and tender their aliegiance to the Charch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at Baldwinyville. L. 1. At Vatchoqne 1s located the nucleus of another branch; at Hemo- stead another, and at Rockville a grand effort 1s being made to estrblish still another, Many of the principal towns in Maine, Mass chu- setts, Pennsylvania and New Jersey have been set apart as districts which are now being worked and consequently a grand rally around the banner of Mormonism may be expected, In Connecticut also proselvtes. are being gathered, and a large statf of missionaries, principally natives of that State, have returned from Utah and come to warn their frenus against the approaching day of wrath, A ‘large reay of imiasionaries Lave been sent out West, 10 Canada and ta Englend and Europe for the purpose of Kathermg ail the members and as many Couveris as can be had to the “valley in the mountains’ or to the Eastern Utah, which. should the movement be successful, 1s to be estaplisned on Long Islaad. Bishop Burton and the other leading Mormon church dignitaries now ia Long Island make po seoret of their intentions, and express themsdlveg a8 being certam of the uitiinate success of their mission and the spread of Mormontsm until it becomes tue established religion of the world. Their objects and Opinions may be yen vest in Hishop Burcon’s own words. Jie saya. ‘We do not seek bloodshea or wai but ag the master reveaied to Joseph Smith that this great Continent was to be the land from which the delegates of Christ were to pe sent Lo all parts of the unbelieving world, and for this purpose, in his own good tne, He will give It lo our peopie, We are de- termined to abide the issue, be tt what it may.” ‘The leaders ol8the movement in Long isiand are pecuuarty reticent in rezard to the new schismaic movement at present taking piace in Salt Lake Civy, and thelr followers on Long Island, no doubt, will be at & loss to reconcile te stiements made to them in regard to the unity and peace which prevails in tho City of the Saints, with the account given by the HskaLp corresponient yesterday of the orzamation of the “church of Zion” and the adopuon by the saints of its consti- tution Polygamy is rarely referred to in the crusade; but the itfe of the saints at Utall 13 painted in the most glowing colors and comparisons arawn between the Social state of the “valley of the mountains” and the targe cities under Christian rule. ‘The principal congregation of the saints on Long Island, however, 48 hot to be found in any of the places already re- ferred to, but in piace much nearer home—14 Grand street, A een —where there 18 quite a large congregation, from which draits are repeatediy mide “for colonists for Utah, The movement haa obtained a very strong footing in Williamsburg, d the degree of success which they continue to meet wih vee rise Lo much apprehension on tae part of the ‘hristian community there, ‘Three sessions are beid every Sunday, and the large room engaged by them im Grand street 1s rapidiy becoming too small jor he increasing congreyations. A special session was held yesterday to listen to an address from nko vacksoa, & prominent member of the Church rned from Utah The large room was ccew ded to excess, and a number of the mission- aries Syom Hempstead and district were present. ‘The address contained !tule of public tuterest, It denounced in no measured terms all unbelievers abd held out gowing assurances of bappiness and well-being to ail Who emorace te Mormon fain, ¢ O8MnE With a prophecy that Cougress would be de- Teated vy the hand ot God in any effor:s to check (he spread of Mormouisin or ty take from the saints the inheritance given thei by Heaven. At the con- clusion of the service @ member of the Church who ‘Was sick Was annointed with oil by the elders of the cluirch, and after the inevitable coilection had been “ken up” the audience dispersed, WEAL ESTATE TRAYS¥ERS. New York City, 100} of lever, 6, 4 Chariton Noda Gregnugich an, No 18, No aries place, « Shearer yes, and Qi ton an. 8, 664 Ww of Shy amNE AY, hap ov 8, 40 tt woof Yates nv, 20x100... ireane av, 8% 160 ft @ Of Grand ay, 2b: LO eect ee errr 1,200 Senteree e ft w of Tompkins ay x00: 400 ehok ay; ¢'& 105 {ta o! Hronlway, 9,800 Aso! : 206.6 fen of Flushing ay, 26x200.. YARMINGDALR, ai Front one Grove sis, n © corner, 10 acres, Pow- Baroiny at, 24, 0 of ‘Parry av, ax2%6, way and Linden aay, Nw corner Idatb). USHA Main at, 0 9, 307 ftw of danetion ay, * Wbdxt00. searsereees 500 MEMPSTRAD, Frafiklin and Grove sta, » 6 corner, 1002100 ....cceeeneee 495. HUNTERS PoLyT. tral ar, «60 It of We ty GOX100 seseveree 2400 Prospect st, ¢ 1 compect at, Hots 48, 47, map Montague ay, p BAVENSWooM. Crescent st, n ws, 125 fla w of Paynton ay, 25x100, Wrtrestonr, Souch Irving pltce, w s, 375 fn of Bronitwas, 96.8113 AE Zaland—itichmana County. ASTLETON. beat at, a Greenteat ay, J Smith's, 252100. < pear Greenteal av, adjoining sbove, B Butleh's, BAU ..srceee tenege MINBLETO WN. Toad Hill road, 2 lots, MixLs8 and M1x138,. Biclmond road, indehinite, fe baat eouimrienn, Off at, near York wy, WW Wetin rein, NLxIV1x152x450. 4,000 20 ‘rebsc! ef ou Androvetto 's property, > 1,800 . Weatchester County. Pasroarsr®: 4th ay, ws, part lots 43, 344, Mt Vernon, 100x105....... 6,909 ‘OMEENBURG, Broadway, w a A A Benson's prop. 7,915 MO! Bpringeld av, n n, 309 fee of Morris nv, Bx100 1,20 Springtield av, na, 200 tte of Morris ay, 2bx100, NEW ROOHFLLE. Pelliam road, ns, adjoining H Stollm 2-10 neros.12,000 NORTD SALE: New at, w a, 60 ft n of West 34 at, 60x200, Be West 2d st, a, eos John Gandle, rs hwo 2d 6b, n 8, adjoining Wx pope, rods. 1,80 ‘t FARMS. Grove av, 6s, 50 ft n eof John at, #95100..4 wo Hudson County, N, J. arnORY crry, Jersey av, 16.8 ft from ne corner of Bd St, 16.820, HOROKEN. Lots 9 to 16, block 107, Coster estate......seseers ss enee B00) WRROEN. 84 ft oof Palinade nv, 25x100..e04000644 1,000 HUDGON OTTy. Jot 414, map West Hoboken Association, a. Palisade vv, Hot Ad, block 6, n & Giichrist, 25xi00. 6,108 Vine at, # {UW of Chestnut av, 11,6x89,19 115) Vine sf, e 8, 160 ft w of Chestaut av. 11.8x77.6 1,25 Montgomery ay, lots 508, 504, Went Hoboken Land Asio- etntlon, No 2. see 8400 Mont, and 8, block 10, plot %, Bram: |” a WANTED=FEMALES, Cooks, &ce. 4 PRINCE ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS COOK; Would nasist “with the washing and ironing; best city reference from her last place, CARMINE 8T., REAR.-A PROTESTANT WOMAN J _asplain cook, washer aud ironer; best city reference. 16 SUH AV,c4 CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCE) COOK, ) willing to resist in washing, tn a private family. She FeCeT Ap her nresent employer, where ahe can be scen before 2B ofclock this 30 UNION SQUARE.—A MOST COMPETENT | 10- « man ae frit cinss cook in & privalo under- siande all kinds of poultry, game felis ns, and is ‘a most oxcellent hand at bread baking the beat eity refer: ence can be given from her last place. 4.0) HAMILTON 87.—A Finer CLASS ORDER COOK. 4] JAMES ST, PROOKLYN.—A PROTESTANT WO- man as first clask cook ; understands all kinds of cook- Sng and baking, and has no objection to go to the country; best city reference, Call tor tivo days. 46 1 FORSYTH ST., FIRST PLOOR.—A RESPECTAULE ) Protestant woman in either a Iinch house or saloon; no objectiyn to a small hotel; ism competent cook and un: derstands pastry. Call or address M. F. 46 “8D. ST, CORNER MADISON AV.—A RESPECT ) dle young girl to do cooking, washing and fronts up statrs work ant aasist In washing: best reverence, 5.4. HORATIO ST. CORNER OF HUDSON.—A PRO- festant girl as plain cook and to help with the wash ing und ironing; would be willing to make hursolt useul, Goou clty reterenee, vi MOTT 8T., FIRST FLOOR.—A FIRST CLASS COOK in a first class boarding house or mamall hotel; under- elands cookiig in ail ifs branches, as meat, soups and pastry, and all kinds “of deaverts, and wonld have .no objections to go a nhort distanoa in the country, Call for (wo days. 10 | EAST 4TH ST.-A NEAT AND COMPETENT woman as cook oF laundreas; city or country; bos Teferonce, WEST 1TH 8T.—AS COOK, WASHER AND IRON- er} city or country ; can give good city referone 121 ITH AV., CORNER OF 20TH ST.—-A YOUNG Protestant'woman as first classcook; understands all kinds of cooking thoroughly, pastries, &c.; good refer- ence. 13Q NEST lore St, REFWREN GTi AND ITH 4 avea.— Aw goo cook; 18 n good baker, and ts willing to Go nome of the washing or fronting fn a private family; can the best city reference for two years, 135 WEST 2tH sr.-as FIRST CLA 2) dermands all kinds of Engiish ani best city reference; no objection to the cou days. 137 West 7H sr. OF PACIFIC PLACE, in the store,—A ‘Protey in a small private family; good clly reference, Call for two days. iz 4¢ EAST SSTH ST.—TWO COMPETENT, TIDY SER- vanta, with two years’ excellent city references from their lust place; one as cook an do the coarse wash- ing, baking, pratries and sou ee the other as regular wait- reas or thorough chambermald, In a private family; wages, $15 and G12. 15G BAST ore st, “BETWEEN LEXINGTON AX JO fd nva.—A young wrman as good plain cook and ex- cellent washer aud ironor, ()3 MEET 1TH at, CAR TTI AV.. FIRST FLOOR, ack room, —w3 young women; Cue aw thoroughly ood cook, washer and frouer; the other as first class cham- rmaid and waliress; city reference. 205 WEST S711 ST. NEAR 7TH AV., FIRST FLOOR, ack room.—A® head meat and’ pastry cook; wn- Gerstands her business in all its branches; In hotel, clun house, boarding house or restaurant ; city reference. ON sto st, NEAR THE BOWERY, IN sTORE.— 205 K'Bcotck Prowestant woman todd plain cooking, Washing and frou'ng. ) WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH 2( ava,—An experienced woman as first rate cook; in an excotlent baker of brend and pastry} has good city refer- ence, ()S EAST AstH ST.. BETWEEN 2D AND 8 AV8,—A 2 Ruapectable youly woman; 1¥ 8 good plain copie, Washer and {rovers good elty Toference from last place, Gi from ly til 4, WEST uti ST. NEAR 77 AY., ROOM 11,—A 212. Mitte aged woitan us cook, washer and lroner, or GaoTRousework iu & sinall private fatally; no objection’ to caty of country. 19 RLIZABETHT st. peTWwEEN “PRINCE AND 2 } Houston,—A respectable girl at cook, washer and fronvr, or wobld do generat housework ina small teimily, QQ] WEST ETH St, TOP FLOOR —A RESPECTAR! R 211 Voting wotnnn Yo go outio.cook vy the day, oF uy Other work; has good reference, Cail for two dava. O38 WESt wr sr. BETWEEN TH AND srt 20) ava, top floor, buck room.—A girl as cook, washer id froner; to objection to the couniry,” Good recerences, 30 WEST ATH BT, IN THE SYORE—AS FIKST class cook; no Objtetion to a private boarding house; best efty reference, COOK; UN- ench cooking: . Call for two oul clly referance. 25 TTR AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS PLAIN COOK, JU and to wash and iron, Call for two days. O54. WEST GOTH 8f.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS e)“E plain cook, washer and sroner, or would Le wililag to do goueral housework ; has good city reference, O54. | WHST MT | “CORN ER BROADWAY, AS 0d Ce ‘cook fn A private eo 7 Will avsist with the alee good city reference, Call for two days. 296 WEST ISTH 8’ THO RESPECTABLE GIRLS; ) 4 one to cook, w wae oad the other to do cham: farccee ont CSISE SENG toast atts tee washing and iron. ing; both wiliag and obliging; best reference from their Laat places, 308 qTH AV., ee REAR —AW AN EXP RRIENC > woman ab first class cook: understan all tte branches; olty refercnoes. seen for two days. 314 TH ST, BETWREN OTH AND 9TH AVS.—A young woman a8 cook; w ane: Washer and froner; good references. ~~» SEEEATIONS Warene—emestea. 837 ae 338 Cocks de. 2D AV.a nEsPHOr: WPS? lcfH (STA RESPROTABER SUT ae AR BALA | B58 ar eras ‘chiy reference. forone day. 8 fa; no aosection to it~ WEST worn sr, BRIWREN 9H AND. 9TH avs. A ate cca aie wonten {2 & eee! a her Inst piace, Cente ac tortne tare 341 FAST HTT ST. NEAR 18T AV.—AS .gook and paker: wil take charge of & the milking und + will jasiung; uO ion te — si ve Bde Teterence. ie | 370, 408 TWO a Nok: ake otter as chambermaid and Can Be two days. 17H Av., pd geapectable young t Clana clty refe WEST S8TH Br, ble girl as ih Goon ral pera tent er geod ay it YOUNG Ning ONE wantress; rinsy FOUR, FRONT eget x woman ax first rate cool fret ponte Sag wou'd xexist with oe washing and fou FIRST PLOOR. —A Grantor aa rowed beat cy Foe 41 440 501 ee EAST MTH ST.—A RESPECTADEE Ww woes ee cad freee washer and froner WEST aD st st. AS cooK; house; first class city reverence, 6TH ps “CORNE! OF cor class cook fn a | Bed sey short distance: 8T.— AS FIRST 16 family; would have no ob- the country ; best references. WILLING TO AB iat French cook in hotel or dining rooma or private 568 601 aroner. 22, he 107 bermaid or nurse IEE AY BROOD VLOOR, TRON —A RE- spec om ieureterbace att Pung woman as cook and to do waxhing; F emnp.over. WASHINGTON 8f., Chambermaids, &c. es WEst 16TH ST, BASEMENT. CORNER OF LEROY.—A Feupectable woman; {6 @ good cook, washer and BAST 3TH ST.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CILAM- urve and make herself generally useful ory" FOUNG GIRL footy GEDMBRAMAID, ‘AND ¢ herself RESPKOT. younk girt as chamberensid ad piale sewer, or > SELES AOR. General Hoasewerk, &c. 498 ae , NEAR A RESPRCTA- Canaan eo ATA ‘ao objection tos 08 in the country, Rast MTH 8T,, THIRD FLOOR, family; i oun Led oes wil men tt nn apie be sven a fortwo days, Snes Sk ener ew 417 SOS INTRA AAR amily ; ety revere ce can begiven, WEST 17TH sT.-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL 1) housework or coo! 2D AY. ROOM NO, waitress or to do naa 425 24 * Pact ae. 13 UNION Court, BETWEEN 11TH ang re ity = man's ile i sy acestan Shem tes Rae ST.—A RESPECTABLE SWEDISH 45 ERUABETE “RE ; eper ; le cil refer 4 " Inquire fore. 8. can v unquestionable city YouNG, hyd a Il TUMEIONS WANTED—FFMALR® Miscollanvous B57 Yuarare or ahrween ora AND OTH Ava sraninicent ere nae, esea Onli fortwo dsge, “baby EADY WILL GIVE HER SREVIORS AB “Hour. for ahomer Addn. ha enews “A PARISIAN Lavy Desiaes a3 FEW Fren ACURA Se tee Be A YOUNG GIRL WISHES 4 SITUATION 10. ATTEND Herald ottee. A bakery or confectionery wore: has good olty refer. and undoraiends the busidous, “addres BO. box 130 Lae ob yaad DESIRES cones: IN ¥, re é oo on Hy Fig, lyre ty ai . or foutrinn iangusie, Gall on or widen an GOUTOHA: XN ENGLIAY LADY DESIRES A Posy ‘REBT. A" dent or visting governess, or woud cee leone @hange for boards fer acaulfements art tnglia, h waite ich, German, oe musi if callatuanton “Addtexs M,C. 15,948 Pont otto. oe AB \ SMART paged WANTED—TO ACT AS HovaR- A keeper and to make herseif paperally useful in uoust. Ing house. Apply at 176 Dieeoker at, P butted pate yes ro LP WANTED—VEMALES, —1WO FIRST CLASS pa wa a Address box 4 nt Paterson, 89 #4 RTH ITH ba gt BETWEEN | 2p AND | 3D 8Ts., Nifa:nabum EAM dow lady as housekeeper for widower; hasno ol mn to a family. Call or address E. A. Ul 3 STH Av, NEAR ISTH ST_4, REFINED, PB0- re agate’ ink gape it ee Si eT all on Mra, SINCLATR. JARTRD—BY (A MIDDLE AGED LADY, A rca. jon 1011 v rs le tiguiar addtens MATRON, Por oiicerNew Yorn” PAT - Nuraes, &-. 4 COMMERCE 8T.-A RESPECTABLE KLDERLY ‘American Indy with many yearw’ experience, aa nurse recomm: rom first class doctors and Seumeene in this city and in Washin«ton as being a frst clase Durse in coulinements and all ‘thier canes of wi sickness? no ob- jection to going = saoré distance in the country. Address Facsena cotiioat akonen willing and obliging. . C. YW Q) BERING Sr. REAR, TOP FLOOR —ARESPECTA: | QQ WEST 13TH SE, BETWEEN STH AND oti AVa— girl as chambermalt and waitress ina | O Ayoung Auerican girl (M4), as nurse, or lo wairon a fut ih orto do general housework {na simall family. | the door, City references. ail Cor two pha ag wast 2UPH 8T,A WOMAN TO TAKE ENTIRE OLS WEST 2TH sT—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. 107 charge of a baty in a respoctable family. Beat city ) bermaid and waitress in a small famiiy; can do | reference. plain rewing and take care of children; city reference, Call | ——— ou or adiiresa, 25) BAST HOUSTON ST, IN THE REAR.—A RE haa, whan: heohemeiaial 44 spectabie young married woman as wet nurse. Cali 224. Wear gern ‘STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. for two ay! 2'E bermafd orto take care of children; is willing to —- Inake herself useful. 7TH AY., BETWEEN 157 2 ap st, W WILLIAMSBIRG, FIR FLOOR, BACK. able married nity wishes an inf beets Or 24TH AND 2TH STS, THIRD | nurse; imiuicen days Gia; good cars guar At) | 00%, back room ‘A resvectable young wigan ag auteed; terms $0 per month, Can be seen for a weeks chambermaid and watlteret aksist With the w: aud ironing; best of referenioe e 1G] SHAY gAS MONTHLY NURSE; FIRST CLASS DL city references, WEST S7TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV.—A RESPECTA- 260 ble girl to do chamberwork and relereuce. 306 FAST Th ST. WANTED, chamberwork and wal Kive city reference from Jast place. 2] at herpresent ensployers, EAST S0TAR_ ST.—A_ RES! girl as chambermaid and waitress. 330 EAST 87TH ST, (FIRST BELL)—A RESPECT. able young American girl as chambermatd or nurse do plain wewing; best city reference. Call for two wing, or to take Ghre of childten; would make herself generally useful. Good A GIRL TO DO on the table; one who can CTABLE YOUNG all for two days: 344 ironing, Wrst TH ST.—A YOUNG bags EO he wasl emall family daa chamberwork and assist wit! or do general housework in city reference. 367 387 fately landed. 410 & STH AV.—A RES GIRD AS CHAM bermaid and waitress; has best references. STH AV., TOP FLOOR.—AS CHAMBERMAID and waitress by a respectable young Engilahwo Call fortwo days. ‘ST AIST 8T.—A RESPECTABLE ao enly reference given. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A ‘as child's nurse; vent ox 115 Herald oe, Dressmakers and Senmstresses. GIRL TO chamberwork and waiting, or wafting alone; best RESPECTABLE n, a8 chambermald and reamstrers; is a wea ke to engage with a respectable fi 161 EA ‘A RESPECTABLE MARRIED man to co ont as wet nurse; can take fu charge Of a baby} no Objection 10 go travelling with a laiy. (4. NEST NTE ST, SECOND, FLOOR, Fro, m 1.—An experienced child's nurse; can give ood reveronces. 5 234 I3Q West Tit sr.--a YOUNG WOMAN AS NURSE: willing Wo take charge of « baby; best elty reference from last plac EAST 29TH ST. EAST 87H st, REAR.—A_ RESVECTABLE married woman ag wet rurse. 25 AY. BETWEEN VTi AND. 16TH STs. —A young woman as wet nurse ina private Camliy ‘@ baby six weeks old. Can be seen at aay our for two dng Q37 TH AV. NEAR 96TH ST.—AN. AMERICAN girl, 1b yeare old, to take are of childyen in a Spectable private faintly; ‘is wliling and obliging. 310) BAST 2TH S., NEAR op AVA YOUNG GIRL urse; is Cuily competent to take care of children; best city” ‘reterened. 319 Ught hoy 340 WEST Bt st. NEAR srt AV, able young woman aa ch atande the careof an infant; wilting refere: CO Call for two a 36 BOWERY, R DOORS ABOVE. aril ST, TOP ODO | hoor.—A ‘neat, Udy young woman (German) as nurse to growing children or Lo do general housework, 41 9TH AV.-A PROTESTANT GIRL AS NURSE; STH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A RESPECT- able youngglrl, 14 years old, to wind a baby and do jework eSPECT- We nurse; Cully under nid obliging; good eliy ST FLOOR, FRC ‘a ROOM, $49 EAST 12TH ST.— ean take ntire charge of an infant, Ove years’ expe Fashionable area del akmakiog Wi Wi fater and Bpring Fience from iast place. Call for two days. Ruts, $3, upwards; Wrappers, #2 a Iso ehtldren's Erasaamenls insta te inaion paler eaaracen 5G BROOME STA RESPECTABLE MIDDLE cutting and basiing. Call or address, JOO ay Protestant to wait on an inyalid or do wy psssules faite work and, seming ins sous gentleman's family te STH ST., NEAR THE BOWERY.—A MOST Pi ing to be generally usetw sto a family she ha VT Gent worknn as best clase scumnatsoat or tndy'e maids | lived with thiftcen years in tho country. Only veople of understands cresamaking and tadtes' full 35 BAST ere USE.—A DRFSSMAKER, ACCUSTOMED Oy ti ‘Wie day or week, ‘and who understands cutting and fitting all kinds of ladies id children’s elotiing. 2 &§TH AV., NEAR JAN my hairdresstag and in o take charge of n ladies wararobe. ean cut ° mnt ait kinda ot of children's clothing. Best city reference. q Wealth and portion need apply, Call this week Waacler & Wilson machine, 0 going out to new in families by Lunndressem &e. 56 JANE 87.) CORNER OF HUDSON.-A RESP! e good efty reference. 3 3 STA DRESSMAKER, | (27 west 2TH ST., TOP FLOOR. A RES that thoroughly understands her bustaexs, aqulgk cutter 4 see and stylish trimmer, will go out by the day. Ml NB. 6 0) d ironing for Indies mad STH AVA, LADY OF MANY YEARS’ EXPERT Ee Vas de ee) ence in cutting and making ladtes’ undergarments, WEST “tt ST. IN THE ~A RESPECTA- Sean iN oF ery dencription,, gentle: i inecrpamacutiaeciaer con betecnate ECT. Peake 7 aiiles : : ta 3 ucktathres cena 7 n Wheeler fron and to do housecleaning; cood refersnce, & Wilsdate machi . Cull on or address Mra, K. M, JONES, L 12 29 WRST 2TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV.~AS “yIRst YARIOK STA FIRST CLAR OPRRATOR ON class laundress, recently jrom Engiant in « private 9] hotels or families, by the day or wees. Call or address, 130 159 Beamtrenas 204 | tress, 266 Stunde c1 29 WES? 20fH ST., SECOND FLIGHT, BACK. respectable young’ girl to take in Kewing oF go. out by the day or week. “Can Nirnish her own machine, WEST STH 8’ ave. bey No. 5, BETWEEN WEST SIST ST., BETWEEN 1TH AND &TH AVS, A respectable colored girl as chambermald or wal- WEST STH 8T., AT STI AY. Woman as searatress hy the da uitting Call for two days. go,out by th ei,at hours notice, at moderate price’, Dy $20 ha said Whelor & Wilasnss newt of family sewing; Lest city reference, 342 dressmal in, the store-—A young girl a wherwork; ean operate on ver de ATH AY. nnd Keamstrest king operator on we tan dn good eliy relerenens; no objection to go to the couatry, 36: day; can operate on seve bridal (rousseaux; bas the very best reveren ores 22D ST, CORNER OF 9TH AV.—A FIRST CLASS dreasinaker wishes a few more custon different machi Wheeler & Wilson's sewing mactine desires work In A ont, AND ait —A YOUNG or week; and fitting ladies’ and children’s dresses and All kinds of fimily sewing; operates on Wheoler & Wilson's machine. 6TH AV,—FIRST CLASS DR, ‘day, or take In'work; sults made at DP ST., BBTWEEN IST AND 2D AVS, ainstress and to iy Baker's machines; can do alt kinds A YOUNG WOMAN AS LADY'S MAID wi hatrdressing and ‘al sowing machines; bas ders tuderstands all kinds of tluting and tnery and is = goud need sT., FLOOR, BACK —A respectable woman desires the washing of understands French luting. Beat eny re(er- WEST 90TH 81. BECOND PLIGHT, RACK.—A Fespoctable womab to take yn wasting Or 4o Out two the week, Inquire for Mrs, PRPIER, 139. WEST 28TH ST. NEAR OTT AV.—A Re TA ble woman would take to her residence the washing of a few young gentlemen or a family; understanda uting seine ‘Call or addres: 130 NG AND Inn’ ‘ail on or addr WASF undress, 270 16) soy Wire See A respectable wouan wishes a few Inte’ and gear iicmen's wasting; can do fimo waabing and futing. 21 WEST 27H ST., ROOM NO. 6.—A RESPECTABLE ) young woman as laundress; understands all ite branches. Good reference. , TOP FLOOR, 5 ont by the day aniny fn all their branebes; eat b WEST TH woman wish mn be seen for three days, ST., . v ing atherown resiaet moderate terms; {6 a good Wasber and ironer. Ball EAST 897TH ST., NEAR 2D AV.— e Janndress; can do all kinda of tiutia competent; best city reference. FIRSY CLASS. a thoroughly cares « EAST TH S1.—A COMPETENT LAUNDR 413 OTH AY. NORTIC OF geri st.—A VERY COM- | OLS teria indies, ceolemene or family washings potent woman aa tamily aeatoatress; understands | do all ki d fluting Mm neatest atyle ; has all kinda of faintly sown can cat and At | jection to go out by the day; beat referen children’s clothing nicel: or address ASQ TILA, BETWEEN f7TH AND STH STS. —A () FAST SIST 8T-—A RESPECTABL SB. respectaille girl as seamstress ta private fumiy; | OL) can do all kinds of new! best city 513 vA references. dressmaking, trimming and ope- Tate on Wheeler & Witzon’s machine; would axstst with the chanberwork If necessary; la wiling and obliging, Has 6TH AV., BETWEEN 80TH AND 21ST S78._ A competent and thorongh dressmaker and searnatresa} Drat class laundress, 10 w private fauuly ; beat city Call for two daya. reference. 33] East 22M 81, SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM. S31 Mrespectavic woman wishes to take washing nt her i) residen an do fluting and polishing in the neatest $1 a dozen; or would go out by the day to work. cuts aud fits and operates on Wheeler ¢ Wiison's machine; 3: 3: LAST 35TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM, . r OIL Arespectadle woman to do gentlemen's or family Youth Feu tie maid; “beat verbal relerences, Ring | Sing, or would be willing to go out Oy the day. 570 5 1WH_AY., BETWEEN 40TH AND 4137 STS. IN fancy store,—A dressmaker and seamstress wishes to be engaged by the week or month; 18 a competent operator 335 WEST MH St, TOP FLOOR. —A RESPECT. e able woman to do washing in her awn hottse, or = willing to go out to days? work; beat reterences given, on Indion’ ant children's under garments; eno famih | onc we RETWREN Off Wheeler & Wilson's machine af required; no objection to ee. tek aoa teh selld the country, Call or address, bi do, Wt reasonably; eas do doting. % 8TH AV, SECOND DOOR FROM 4/TII ST.—A Bat: 61. ments b; 88 7 the day or week, in private fainilies. &TH AV., BETW (2D AND. 8D will do work at her own home at a low price. 1.41 more e1 Af required; uo objection QD MARKET ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Wo. nan to do general housework in ® private familly; ooul ety references Can be weon for two days. Qs cits: PER ST. ROOM 11.-A YOUNG GIRL GO $0 do yenerai housewirk ; yood reference, Call for one day. 108 WEST AR STA PROT STANT WOMAN, TO DO eral housework in a szaait private family ; no ob- Jeetton | 0 a short distance in the country, 136 LEROY 8, CORNER WASHINGTON .8T.—T0 \ do general Housework 1a a small private Caiully: city refi 20 cate of 2 stomers by the day ‘the country. Genernl Housework, &c. BROADWAY, BETWEEN 30TTT A ais.—A_ dressmaker who understands her busi« ow, indies? and children's dresses, can accommodate a few joan xive the best city re ) first class dressmaker requires n few more engay EN STs. competent dressmaker, formerly of Mme. Deiden's, ce ST 28TH ST., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A r wanta 0 fow Indien’ and eimeaaenle i underatanda all kinda of family wasbiogs puting ‘and tinting done on moderate terms, Cail on of addross GOLDE! « WEST u8D &T.—TO GO OUT ‘WASHING AND 4 3 froning or take ft iu by the day, 9TH AND WTH AVS.—A (STH ST, RETWRE 1 undress aad ohambes 4.4.6 Rentectni Dest city reterenct WARTED-By A WIDOW IN | RE Miances, a few yontlemon"s washing: the fabric shall not be in ros reaxonn! "who wish their ¢ this Is a rare opportunity ; Herald vd WEST 0TH, ST. TETW é6TIt AND TTI cond Moor,’ froot rooiu.—As Lite class wall: 7 best ‘oliy reference. EAST writ 34 Call or addres £T.-A RESPECTABLE YOU ELIZABETH $7. A _RESPROTARLE PROTRS tant wornan to do general housework ; good washer wnd froner and good bak r children and make he girl to take ity rever- 52 STH AV, NE young girl 209 family 5 the other as chamber: ees. WEST 19TH ‘ST, BOTWEP? Rva.—Two gi is willing ana Diiging and noderatands her find to do flue washi 1TH AND 8TH ewrork ia 8 private bu ings ood Miscehancon 155. totanch: draioge ont flowers preserved. Cailon or TEACRI 241 willing an 306% ‘ood 00k, war and troner; good city reference; no objection hort distanes out of 238 rare goat . BAST 48TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, “BACK. A 42D 6T., CORNER 2D AV.-AR girl to ay 6 ral (peda Ina private f and obliga = 2TH ‘ST, THIRD F FLOOR... ~A REA Bor, woman 10 Jo general housework ; WEST ssn ‘ST. do general housowork i amt} PEC TABI ‘4 Fi RST FLOOR, BACK “ROOM. — to zr pins vy landed, to do general aad city reference. Cail for two day 201 WEST 4TH ST. figures will be Cound qui 209 ‘A respectable .i'l to work by tb Jent laundress; Por would do housecleaning, 31 8 East Laan: Lye A YOUNG WOMAN, IN ASMALL e private dood reference given, washer and ivoner. B25 REST STH sta RESP: OG) wishes some work ly tha dav. io waah sod trom do Louse cleaning, ‘ ithe T. D able English h girl as cook, assistant washer and ironei * woman as Waitress and chambermald, Ring bell No, R 36TH ST..A RESPECTABLE waitress; no objection to @ private boarding house; hae good city ‘reference. Cali Or address RR 6TH AV.—BY A LADY IN FAMILIES OR SCHOOLS: * fares natural —A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS mation of an fnativution ; if employed at writing and 5 bas good teatimoniale for vliyer, FAST 97i1 ST. TOP XLO0R, FRONT KOOM.— @ Jey; be au excel- js ot long fo dhe country, is @ good CTABLE GIRL or 0 THE WORKING cusses. ring Ae ee PRE: pared to farniah all at home, the whole of the th time. oF ror ike 8 spare momen Business pew, light: and Hable. | Porsone of either sex eanily earn from Ble, to ber evening, and & propor Sum by devoting their whole tine to the business, Boys and girs carn as much as men. ‘That all who see this fete address, and test the we led olfer:— To such are not wall ait re will geod @1 to pay for the trouble of writing. Particulars, « valuable ee wil a copy of T Byles Litesuty 6 ie Inrgeat and beat: family uewrspapers publ sent free by mall, Beate, iN PSs want permanent, pi work, address E, Auiguat PRIVATE Ve -A ohhnmecr cooK FOR & mans 0 ferences fred. feat Ldth at. between Oh aud th ays. ngs y ANTED—FIFTY-GIRLS TO SEW'PANCY WRAID ON bonnet and hat framen, F deadline Morcer st., top floor, between 10 A. M. aud 3 FP. M. ANTED—A GOOD, OBLIGING GIRG, FOR G ne ra! honsework. Apply, with elty reference, at 134 88th at, two doors from Leain ton av, V A YOUNG AND RESPECTABLA MARRIED na wet nurges will ear of a good situation, be applying at the, Asylum, ‘5 Marion at., between the hours of atid 2 Good city reference required, HEALTHY 2 must have inquire at 574 Madison av., near th Wt NURSE WANTED. A CLEAN, oung worwnn, wih a fresh breads of mil good clly Felerence frome 1 to do'eh WASTEDTA FIRST LASS cook ALO A CHAM: bermald and lauudress In a nly. ree Ing; Vetweba former must bo wiitin bent references required. Apply at 66 W Sth and Bh aya. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK, BY A PRIVATE family, one that thoroughly understands her bualn in all tts branches can near of a Beate where the best o! waxes will be pafd, by applying at 215 Fuiton at, New York oy, WANTED, RY A FAMILY, GOING TO ENGLAND, A bie person to take charge of an infant during the voyage, in return for her expenses to Loudon. Only i ot Bia Apply Who can giva good reierences, Call at oat 45th ut, TANTED_—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN TO Po rain sewing an wail quniited to take chatge of ung baby city references required. Apply at at TANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, AN BXPERI- enced Iaundress (Protestant); one’ who thoroughly understands her, busines; must bea firat claus. toner. “Ap ply at $0 Kast Thirty-third street, on Monday, from 10 to 12. WASTED-A FEW FIRST CLASS Dut KERA; also x young girl to caver buttons. Come prepared 19 work. 1,168 bromdway. WASTED -A. MIDDLF. AGED LADY T0 GO TO & Wertern city na houackener, Address, with Full pat Aoulnra und resi tence, WEST, Herald office. WANTED <A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG general housewar reference. Apply at 2 GIRL FO! jo a amall family; must have city Flags pon at, TANTED—A FEW LADIES TO | CANY ASS IN Tit city for a Lew and popular work sven; none bus those experienced need che ree days, HASON TURNER, Heraid ofice WANTED A RESPECTABLE, SMART GIRL TO DO chamberwork and wailing; Also & young irl, 16 yeara old. Apply between band Wo'civek at42 Canton place. WXTED_A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND. TRONER a small private family, Beat cily reference re- quired.” Apply atat West t6th at JVANtED—a YOUNG WOMAN AS WED NURSE a child of four weeks; good reference required. Bast 14h 6t., between Lat and 2d avs., from 1) to Li oPclock WANTED-A GOOD COOK, ‘To Assy wrrHt washin, a bron soa Chambermuit and waitress, to assiat with the washing and ironing. Apply at 351 Weat ives WATER =A FIRST CLASS WOMAN AS MEAT COOR Tor a hotel in a neighboring city. Inquire trom 9 to 12, ‘Tuesday morning gy al ‘Nassau sl. COACHMEN AND G ARDENERS. YOUNG MAKRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION A& comcliman of gardener, of bots toroudiy uaderstanda Gach bualuess, Thirr« vit inss employer, Aidbooe A. M., box 131 Tieraid 0 Ny PAMIDY RYQUIRING THE SERVICES OF AN © tae ricaced aod falthful German gardener, with a small adarors Gy No. 2 Julia street, Young & It Motte re e, or iagiire at bis present employer's, Wm. YSU av. Odice 82 Burliag slip, YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS A SITUATION Aa coachman and groom in the city or country; Cour yoare® reference. Cail at 149 East 3h st., on Monday. COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SIN: gle man; understands hie business; vot afrald of wor has best city and counury reierences, Address COACH MAN, box 139 Herat uitice. SITUATION WANTED—BY man, aa coachman and gruom ; Can be ween nt Y beodore waltatihabcic aad A RESPECTABLE has tho best referencem, Baldwin's, Broadway and Wtb st (one HMAN. AND GARDEN EIS SITUATION WANT. 1 ed 7 XOACUMAN'S SITUATION WANTED BY A SINGLB / Enghanman; understan tue care of iorses and car. Hages thoroasbly 18 wood ty ariver; is auber mad ob) ress C., box WO Herald at oft \OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIUST claws mai mal go lo any part of the country where = Gondd permanent situation may etter: ood cily refereuce, ddiobe COACHMANs box 174 Yoeald b VARDENER..-SITUATION WANTED, F class veyetabie yardener and tho. lst ; at the rafsing and foreing of all eovts of tables under glass, the cultivation of pianty, hot and cold gtaperies, the roll, "trees, bidding, grafting and farming thoroughly: 82 Fearn in thin couatry: te not attald af work, For more particnitrs inaqitire at Mr, ORTPFIN'S agrt: eultiral warehouss and seed store, 68 and 60 Cortla ndt st, Groom —A YOUNG MAN W ANTS A SITUATION Ag X groom or groom nnd helper drive wall: would be found useful and auliging, Address M. Nu, 896 Br ‘BY FIRS rActical ban ly fruit aod vege- en and hothouse planting and pruning of Rowing, mushrooms 8 SITUATION WANTED er and farmer RY s of a plac o has a aw 1 to Inke entire chi lig. Apply at his emvioy ers odie, 4 West 2h {ITUATION WANTED—BY A SCOTCTIMAN, AS FIRST a class farmer fay irl improvement pr io West ain ote for three days, ITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 1D, married mano, na coxchman an gardener, oF comchinaa, firat class refer Address ADLLITY, atalion ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTAR man of geod education; Understands bookkeeping ang and writes fuently Spanish, German, Engle References sailstactory, Address G., box Herald off V TANTED -8 SITU. ATION ASC OAC! SHMAN AND PLAIN rdoner gle young man; good olty and coun refercnoe, "Addrees W.., vox fi Hore ofies. 1 ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN; PER fe iy nuderstands his bustoess; 14 civil and of gan be, highly recommensied; eltuer town or country. drese M. G., 128 Weat 18th at, WANtep—ny A MIDDLE AGED SCOTCHMAN, & stnation a4 coachman or groom; thoroughly under Wouae ; Vest city reference, Address D. T., 6 dtl wt. Ww ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND GAR- dener, by a married man with a amail family; f9 capae dle of taking charge of @ gentleman's place; best references, Call ou oF address THOMAS KEKNAN, wld West 17h at Hu LP WANTED=0 AL! GENTS WANTED—TO CANVASS FOR A company ; wages and commission. gtyen, Amv Be bL ia oun Brooklya, in teu ONR WHO IS WILLING TO WOR! one who hon sore knowledge of druge pralerred. Ad: rss GREENWICH, Herald office, ELEGRAPHY, WANTED, ROOFING Apply to Md. ore. VERAL PERSONS TO learn: the art of telegraphy rare opportunities atorded for obtaining, ® thorough en practical knowlege; terme erate. TOWNSEND'S Busiueas College, 18} Bower. Wena INSIDE MAN SERVANT, WHO IS A goad driver no. xtoomiag. | Apply, with ily refer: ences, at No. i Bu hh why from 9 to WANTED FIRST CLASS BARKEEPER, WHO thoroughly understands bis business and can come wall recommended. A ich city reference, to L. W. PABe EP KEM, Broadway and Sith at, WASTED -a aoop OYSTERMAN, WHO TilOROVaH- aniersiands tbe oyster businéss, Apply to We PARKER, Broadway and Wane. AN ACTIVE BOY IN A STOOK, BROKEW'S oftice, age not over iifteen; fair English eduoation j re: mpectable pac Addrese poe & "ost T : NOAISE. NB FEMME DR DR r HANBRR hie en condre et colfer 625 Geb ay. au ime” fier Arar eleue