The New York Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1870, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. See WALL STREET, Tanspay, Fels We ri} The Magging speculation in the gold market ren- dered the premium easily susceptible to the effects of the loreign news, and the result was a DEULINE IN GOLD. The opening price was 12024, with the bulk of transactions at 12034 a 120%. At this Lime the cable brought the news of a termination of the Paris riots, with a Orm closing to the Lourse and an advance in rentes, Tho price, thereupon, gradually settled to 120%. ‘The chief Muctuations were as follows: — Holders of gola paid five to six per centand ex- ceptionally three percent to have their balances carried. The operations of the Gold Kxchange Bank were as followa:— Gold cleared + $26,620,000 Gold balances, 1,016,621 Ourrency balances. 1,231,535 THE MONBY MARKET, From the ease which was experienced in the Money market yesteruay and to-day it is expected that the bank statement on Saturday will show a further expansion tn the item of loans anda heavy increase in deposits, as a result of further heavy re- erpts of currency from the toterior, No transactions occurred above six per cent, and to prime houses, on good and prime securities, the prevatiing rates were five and four per cent. The leading govern- mont dealers were wore than accommodated at the last mentioned figure. COMMERCIAL PAPER, ‘There is a good demand for prime commercial! ac- ceptances, and to-day rates for four months paper declined to six per cent; still there were “‘glit edge’ names offering at seven, while some six montus acceptances were quoted ateignt percent, The range of qaotations 18 six to eight per cent, which will in- clude everything tn the shape of prime business notes, For single namez it is more difficult to fix the Tange, but seven to tifteen will about embrace it. FORKIGN RXCHANGE. ‘The foreign exchange market was trrogular, being steady at the opening and becoming strong about midday, but closing heavy and lower, the prime bankers’ selling at 108% for round amounts of sixty- day sterling, the decline being all the more remark- able for the simultancous decline in gold. The mar- ket closed with the following quotations:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 108% a 108%; good to prime bankers’, 103% @ 109; short sight, 10934 a 100%; Paris, sixty days, 5.21% 95.17 95.15; Antwerp, 6.21% a 5.174; Switzerland, 5.213¢ 95.17%; Hamburg, 355 a 36!¢; Amsterdam, 40% a 40%; Frankfort, 403% @ 407; Bremen, 783 a 793; Prussian thalers, 70% a 7134. GOVERNMENTS WEAK AND DECLINED. ‘The government market opened with the dulness which nas been its fcature for the past week, and ‘was therefore quite sensitive to the depressing influ- ences of a lower range in gold and heavy offerings -of bonds atthe government purchase to-day. Tho amount offered was $5,700,000, in twenty-eight pro- posals. The accepted lots were from one house, at 112.65, ex interest, An impression prevalls that ‘the next purchase, towara thg Glose Of the iioxth, the government wiJ be in a condition, with reference to its currency balance, to accept more than the million which will then be solicited im the programme. The decline to-day was an average of about one- half per cent for the leading speculative issues, the 7678 at their lowest touching 11314. Central Pacitic bonds were quoted 9654 0 93%{. Tho latest street prices for the governmert list were as follows:—United States currency sixes, 111% a 111%; do. sixes, 1881, * wegldtered, 11734 a 118; do, do., coupon, 117% a 118; do. five-twenties, registered, May and November, 1143§ a 11454; do. do., 1862, coupon, do., 114% a 11475; do. do., 1864, do., 114% @ 11434; do. do., 1865, 114% a 114%; do. do., registered, January and July, 113% a 113}; do. do., 1865, coupon, do., 113% @ 113%; do. A0., 1867, do., 11336 81154; do. do., 186%, do., 11334 a 113%; do. ten-forties, registered, 109 a 109%; do. do., coupon, 112 a 112%. SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULI. There ia little speculative movement in the market for Southern securities, and prices to-day were gen- erally steaay. The Tennessees were strong in both the old and new issues and the North Carolinas higher for the old. Louisiana levee elghts wore frm at an improvement Of 906 to two per cent, The Mis- souris have recovered from the effect of the im- probable story telegraphed from St. Louts regarding the redemption of the bonas in currency. The courts have already decided that they must be paid of in coin. South Carolinas were heavy and the general market dull, closing with the following atreet quotations:—Tennessee, ex coupon, 57 8 5734; do., new, 6014 a 60%; Virginia, ex coupon, 62% a 6234; do., new, 66 a 67; Georgia sixes, 81 a 82; do. sevens, 92 8 92)4; North Carolina, ex coupon, 44a 45; do., new, 253, 8 25%; Missourt sixes, 90% a 91; do., Hannibal and St, Joseph 91 @ 92; Louisiana sixes, 72 8 73; do. levee do., 72 724; do. do. eights, 84 a 84)4; Alabama eights, 040 95; do. ves, 62 8 64; South Carolina sixes, 87 9189; do. new, $234 8 83; do, registered stock, 80 a 84, é STOCKS IRKEGULAR AND UNSETTLED. The stock market was weak at the opening, and, ‘in sympathy with a sharp decline in the Vanderbilt ‘securities (Harlem excepted), became heavy and un- settled. Towatd noon there was a rally, and atthe Jast board there was @ general recovery; but the market then became dull, and closed quiet, inactive and disposed to heaviness. The course of prices seemed to indicate that some of the larger holders. were realizing on old favorites and making pur- chases of new ones, Thus Lake Shore was active and rose to 68% upon increased earn- ings, but declined with the general market in the afternoon. The earnings on the prominent Western railways have improved since the first of the month, and hence the recent advance in St, Paul and Lake Shore. - Rock Island advanced to 12034 and Reading was strong at 97%. The Vanderbilt shares bdecame buoyant after the morning call, but went off at the close of street business, Ohio and Mississippi ‘was active, and rose to 13034. Erie was barely steady. With reference to the closing of the books it 1s stated that tue committee of foreign stockhold- ers, Who represent about Ofty millions out of the seventy millions of the capital stock, are desirous of registering the ‘‘stamped shares,” but that opposition is made by the present directors, though for what reason does not appear. ‘The foreign stock 18 intended to be entered in the names of Robert Amadeus Heath and Henry L. Raphael. In the miscellaneous rallways Terre Haute ‘was active and advanced to 30. In the miscellaneous shaves Western Union was weak and Pacific Mail steady. The following were the closing prices of stocks at the last session of the Stock Exchange:— Canton, 69 a 6934; Cumberland, 34% a $4; Western Union, 3674 a 354¢; Quicksilver, 13}, a 14; Mariposa, 9% & 1034; do. preferred, 20% @ 21%; Pacific Mall, 41% @ 413%; Boston Water Power, 16% a 17; Adams Express, 6434; Weils-Fargo Wxpress, 19% @ 20; American Express, 36% @ 37; United States Express, 60% a 61; Merchants’ Union, 6 bid; New York Central consolidated, 973; a 9735; do, p, 95% 29644; Harlem, 147% a 149; Ene, 24 a 44; do. preferred, 41 bid; Reading, 975; a 9734; Michigan Central, 122 a 124; Lake Shore, 88% a #8%{; illinois Central, 146% a 147; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 982g @ 99; Chicago and Northwestern, 7344 a 73%5 do. preferred, 90% @ 903;; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnatl, 74 @ 75; Rock Island, 11924 a 11994; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 7434 a 744; do. preferred, 8934 @ 894; Toledo and Wabash, 47a 47143 do. preferred, 8634 9 86%; Fort Wayne, 92a 9214; Alton and Terre Haute, 29 @ 2934; do. preferred, 60 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, 207 a 30; Delaware and Lackawanna, 106 @ 10534; New Jersey Central, 100; Chicago and Alton, 148 a 149; Hannibal and St, Joseph, 10874 & 109; do. preferred, 103 a 109; Dubuque ‘and Sioux City, 108%; Columbus, Chicago and In- diana Central, 1934 @ 195%, RAILWAY EARNINGS. ‘The earnings ot the Erie Railway for the first week in February show an increase of $33,025, a8 com- Pared with the corresponding period of 1869. Of this sum over $25,000 is due to Increased receipts in the item of coal tonnage. The earnings of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad during the first week in February, 1870, were $239,086, ana in 1569, $215,683, an increase of $23,403. The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island and V'acifio Railroad for 4; short sight, 6.16% NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1870. the same period show an increase of $14,862, while | ‘the sates .arere Important, being 800 bbls, ab S040. and 1,000 those of the Milwaukee and St, Paul Railroad sow Tycen, howerer. were quite ate ciosing, ab Qu increase of $28,019, prime white, “Ln ‘rhuduietpuin the market was THE SUB-TREASURY REPORT. ry and bominal at 2940, for staudard white. No Aalos wore reporied. In. Baltimore oe bbls. refined were ‘The following shows the results of to-day'’s busi- ness at the Sub-Treasury in this clty:— sold on private terms. PROVISIONS,—Recelpts B03 bbIa, packages cub Tueats, B71 do, lard, 270 kegs do. and aay areas bo 8. Tork ‘on the spor, thou quiet, was Grm at yesterday’ 5 bub for fustro delivery it was Selrly, 20 active Yand deoldact higher, sel r bbl, The Gold B60 pbfay at git SU 834 for Wester rime mens, £36 0 89035 al ry for Weatera hay a Gold balance. for new'do. Palen, foe ful ttre 760 bbls. hew mens Currency receipts. Februar rat Bub 26 5, 1B do, (seller's option, ax monthe) at Currency payments. eae do. for March at 25 and 750 do. for April at Currency balance. 681g a $26 50, Drowned were higher, the market ‘Senet cee Cloving at Tic, w ALige. for Wemern and I2i;6 Customs... ere quoted at prime, with eteivals OF AOU changed in value, Sales 100 bbls, gid aie eas and 1d «iT for extra do, alae 60 tlorcos at 825m F prime moss and #1 @ $81 fur Ludia do, "Beef hains were bud unchanged; saloe 00 bbla, "at igas 6 430 for Texas and #31 0 483 for Western. Cut meats were slow of there iting ut little demand, and ricea favored buy- 00 packages pickled hams were sold on private terms, but'probably at about Lo. Bacon was ‘bull dual, and priced were generally nominal; 10) boxes Cumberland cut wero sold at Iie. ; ahort rib was quoted at Igo. u 1430. and long saga aslre aud higher, he kages, at storm ap a a laces Tor pri diver atte tet ae tok -Caroline was dulle but. w mall unies were made ai 6c. a 1c. for commonto primes) “al STEARUNE.—The demand coatpagdilas: and we heard of po tales of consequence. “The closing prices wore Lege. for common to prime. SREDS.—Linseed was quoted at 88 25, fold, Mi paid, Grass’ were dull and nominaless i ro ear a no sales. in Boston a OOAR—The markat fairly active, the de. UAB. — kot for raw was fairly active, the de- mand being principally from refiners, and, as the offer were o prices advanced’ fully market dat the tmprovement, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOSK EXCIANT: Thursday, Feb. 10—10:15 A. M. 18 td NY CAHRRRK,, 97 NYCSHRERO. do... do. Br yt ‘the ing strong of 1400 hide. part nt So. 10 c pone eee hse par! al ise. for ube, ‘ond Tage ta fined was frm at 1¢: a0 200 boxes on privaté terme, He. tie. for hard, 4 Bt rey Mc. @ fc. for for extra C, and » for 3 = eagezsuaeuneers: wa a os ps Obia NW RE pf.’ ie ° if NeW Jersey CeuRR. 10! *3 ry grades. Mesers. ©. Amann & lows :—47,510 bhds., 4, and aan iat eta, 14 boxes, 245, TALLow ee aod 878 bi iy. with a imoderate demand, oz By i were 25,000 ‘a 10\c. for common to pi 743 Wnitkntg Beceists, 04 thie: The market. herr bh h quiet, 10900 0192, 10 wiscwa 18 46 Was steady and form at former prices: Sales 150 bb! ‘Ol, i. +» the it pri lig Merchant BE.» 14 ih ee rice for iron bound packages. ne Bi POSTAL TELEGRAPH. gr owl waked Ij ‘The Advantages to the Public aun che Press. {From the New Haven Journal, Feb. 10. A paragraph Sppeared in our last despatches by cable from England which may havo been over- looked by some readers, but, though occupying but three lines, it contained an important fact. It was the statement tbat since the English telegraphs were 3 c Timp & Tr 11 Shve a Leather BE. 110 4 eee Bt Min wee 1% transferred to the government, and placed under the 100 May MC o* Management of the Post Office Department ‘the 100 Bruns © 8 amount of domestic telegrapning has increased 200 Adams Ex. 84K fully one-third.” Like causes produce like results. IONYC&HRRER..be 96: Place our telegrapi system in the hands of the 100, do. mo government, and reduce the tartif on messages, fe and we may look for a similar or even greater increase in the business. And an increase of 118 the business—the placing of telegraphing within uz the means of larger numbers of people—must be of benefit tothe public. The businesa men of the country, under the proposed change, could use the telegraph more freely, and save time In correspond- ence and transact business more expeditiously. The press would secure lower rates, and thus be able to afford longer and fuller news despatches, of which Seas EES One o’Clock P. M. 50 1000) shaNYC&HRe.bo a the ey would reap the benefit. As the case now Set Seoreatine Baas stands eneral public is remorselessiy bled to ye eM So ee. ce igh dividends on bogus stock, and the acs are. burdened with high rates, which clog hy news enterprise. ere there is competition be- RB 700 tween two points rates are put down, thongh not 200 half as low as the government could’ and would Fie take the same messages; but, in the absence of ie competing lines, the old and exorbitant rates aro Pe 600 Maintained, without regard to the distance of trans- 8% 1200 Mission. ‘The government would give us more 76% 200 telegraph offices, aud put the tarif so low tnat 1015 100 the bulk of the business correspondence of the ik 1 3 country would go in that way. The idea that 3% 100 fe visn't “the. business of government to carr: Bb 300 letters and transmit telegrams, 14 allfol de rol if Bulg 100 society can secure better and cheaper service in mae 100 these matters by taking the business into its own ee hands, rather than be bothered and fleeced by soul- sa less corporations, it has a perfect right to put the 4; mail bags and telegraph wires into the hands of 1s % 86% own agents, and have the work done with ‘‘cheap- 37° lw neas and despatch.” The holders of the ailuted 87 100 stock of telegraph companies puigns find it incon- B0% 200 venient, and they would have the right to growl a & over the ingratitude of republics; but the public— iad the mulion— would be the gainers, and would rejoice STREET QUOTATIONS. tl Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. ONS _ WANTED—FEMALES, RES B5t4 0 BB) 119% @ 1197 ass Ue Bees Mase tad Cooke. ae. pn FO $9 HORATIO ST., IN THE STORF.—A RESPECTABLE eae 4f: girl to cook, wash and fron; no objection to do house- - ate i ou work, city ri ge 109 2 109 Hao i Bese pi: 8% . toy % Ws eat court, BETWEREN NTH AND 12TH STS. cook ; hotel, boarding house or restaurant: by any, oes or month; city or country. Can be seen for two Northwestern pi ir COMMERCIAL REPORL Pe RURAL, Feb. Loc P.M. REENWICH AV., REAR.-A VERY COMPETENT f td cook, wash aad iron, bake, &c. ; in the city 34 or country; has good referen or Corrne.—Rio wasin active demand froin the trade at frm | 34. REST Mt TH n ARIEDS gM, ty AND ru Avs Prices, and sales were made of 6,400 bags ex Europa and St. | Whig th aniet cat tae wath i Sea tre wet the other ax Uraula, 3,510 do, ex Lucy on private terms. For other kinds nlug or the market wae dull aud unchanged. CorToN.—The market opened 4c, higher, with a exceliént chambermat with ‘the wa waitug, Can be seen al thals oreeeet jemaploy ma WEST 9TH STAs FIRST CLASS COOK IN A ir due mand and amall offerings, but subsequentiy 1 became dull, pa 4 private familly ily ; understands all kinds of family cook- and closed dull and weak at the improvement. The sales Bey te Rtooniye: Oall for were 1,818 bales (Including 138 to arrive), of which 990 were | t™&° 487% on speculation. The nit. prices were pots Too vies low ~ rpdina tn for Febru- ADE part at 30. & M4 ID-lto., 26 6c, 800 40, for June, park Jo. For Maro, part ai 243(c, Uplands M for Hogar 654 for play and mt The busi. Bees in future d ‘There we: Rod al Fact .» 400 do. for Ay for March and April a 285 ny BUG BOY dc 168TH REAR BUILDING. ione who understands her business int in the washing and {roning. Has As ood clty We quote:— ‘AS. GOOD “COOK; UNDER- Stands all kinds of 6goking; will assist in the wash- 136 ing; best reference from last Ordinary... 3 nt Good ordinary’. «| 143 WEST TH sr. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM Tow middita pth A young {rl ab good plain cook ; excellent wa idling... 2o%5 2655 and iron: to do general housework fora mall pri Good middlins 7 family ity reference. Ferients.—' juiet and Hsterd for rR er eer RG I ag encost all arti Tl artering business: Bacleod fags st, BETWEEN 61H AND 7fH agements were :—To scaacin per steam a poteni girl as cook ins private family; 6 cotton at d.,and 100 boxes bacon on pave willing to bei aia ‘the washing: bas no objection to go to wr, Der sieamer, 7.610 bush. Wheat us.8d | the corntry for the summer monthe; i a fire class bread and were? Au ttallas brig fiom Reliersi can. | clscall maker; und f phore to, Gil : raltar for orders, with 1,800 bbls. Petroleum at bes atrig to | 2m call far wo days the north side Cuba an hack, sugar at 88 60; one 800 tons, for the same voyage, at or about me rate; a bark, 40 tons, from Baltimore to Bremen, with general cargo; a bark frou Richmond to Bio win 3,J00 bbls. four; & brig to Her. nambuco, get to Rosaria with, 76,000 feat Tumber, aud a Drigto dl fn windward op private tor‘ FLOUR AND GRALN.--Recetpts, 5,126 obte. Gen re 200 hage corn mee) 10,720 bushels wheat, 7,0°0 do. corn, 7,170'do. oats and 1,300'do. malt. The flour market was very dull, prices were unchanged. There wasatil! a fair demand for extra Stave for shipment at $5, but holders demanded more. Galifornia flour was ati!) dul!’ and nominal; sales ¥,000 bole, Southern flour was quite steady in value, with & moderat demand; sales 8,000 bbie. Kye flour was quiet, but un- changed; sales 350 bbls. Cor meal was in good demand, but at lower prices, the sales being 1,000 bbl 6 quite: No. 2 state agen 2 RAS rs IBA $8 COMPETENT COOK ; int at washing; 00 objection to THIRD FLOOR.—TWO YOUNG ‘aah and iron, the other as cham- 10 objection to the country ; beat city 201 WEST 249TH £7. CORNER OF TTH AV.—A COM. 2 tent woman aa cook; understands her business Moroughly, in all tw branches, DOT WEST, Mere st. ava.— A respectable wor and pastry cook. all for two days. eTWEEN 7TH AND 8TH att as cook; Is a good meat Has good reference. 6 State, : : ~ ies arity {3 DAA WEST WTI St. NEAR ITH AV —A RESPEC Choice do 600m 680 young womun ag cook; 1 iboroughly exp Superfin 485.0 Boy | renced; ts mgood baker; no objection to aasist Iu the wus! Extra di 5 00a 56) | ingand ironing. Good city reference. Reunion Ons, aaa ee 937 YASH 20TH ST, BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AVS. bt, Louis low extr + 500m 600 | To twodays, a St Lonis straight extra... - Gee Wag b ocewe saya atin ‘St. Louis choice double extra, 70a 75 9 3 WEST «7TH Sf, AS FIRST CLASS St. Louis choice famil T7508 90) | Zeded cook; nuderstanda cooking in all ite branches; good Southern choice 700.8 1000 | chy referenc Southern supertin 508 700 a Rye flou “48 415 | Og] West ann ‘Corn mn: ce Z good pinin cook Corn m 455.4 465 | jection to the country ; good city re Copa meal Bra 403 —Wheat was dull, bu rer! es favo = eg ara seller to the extent of per bushel, The EAST t EMPLOYER'S). 246 waitress. 968 | A reapeciable youpg woman as chambermad aid 2 About 60,000 bushels, at #1 18m $1 19 for choice No. re and Milwaukee spring, delivered, 1 2 for Southern iia winter, Io store, $126 6 #127 for red Western, §1 28 for am- Der State, #130 m #1 40 for amber Tennessee, in store, $145 0 ter price for choice, and 1 45 ore’ girl nese, the ina private family. The very beat all for chigan. Cora was dull aud’ nominally | two days. nged. ‘The salen were 25,000 bushels, at €1 for yellow oe 3 Southern, ie. u Yer. for do. Jersoy, #1 forold and new mixed, | e3(y7 7TH AV. IN THE REAR.—A WELSH WOMAN Hc. a We. for new mixed and Sle. a Be. for SOT an ore cook; no objection to & frat class Good referenc WEEN IST AND 2D AVS, boarding house excellent bake 397 BAST CTH ST., B sound do. Oats were. still quiet, but prices were firm. The salce wore 26,000 Dushele, at Boge, a £6c. for Wemera in store, a oat, ie. "for undaonnit don Bic. w63c, for States, and dlc. a Séc, for Jers top floor, back ‘roum.—A young woman as plain dull ‘and heavy and hominal a he, oe He SRS WME | Coox, washer and ironer; is willing and obliging; bas good Western. Burley was in better demand and prices wi reference. ir) 0 heavy; enles 15,000 bushels, at $117 for Canada Wert and |g 4 ¢ State, op private terns, GUNSIRS hbapes ulet, but unchan quoted at 17, 11960. & Howland aloth at Hors. the market was oniy moderately Active, but hold: erm were firm in their views, believing that a good demand “YOUNG compe: WRSt 2TH ST—A RESPECTARL jent plain cook rent itand obliging person. Heat elty Materenon EAST WTH ST. BETWEEN 18T AV. AND 41s ay. A, second floor, back.—As nged in value, Bags were prot will prevail soon. especialy tor the fine grades for export. | one who understands English, French and Americas cook: Prices ranged trom I6c. to 28. for common te choice, and the | ing; pastries, breakfast plates and desserts of all no sales amounted to about 0 bales. objec iiou to hotel or boarding house. Good city Tefaranes, HAY.—The market was towrably active and prices were steady nt former quotations, We quote: —Shipph f 42 “WESTY 40TH 8T., NEW BUILDINGS,—A GIRL Mc. retull lois, $T a 120; long rre straw, 1 Heit 4. aa plain cook, good washer and lroner; good city reference. Bewe-Stantis was quiet, bit steady, at 1424c., gold. Other Pas were duil, bat unchanged in value. No ales were re~ private boarding house; understanda bi 00d city reference. POTOLABSES.— Tae market for this article was al bueir pibit clas hiniee agate! bein; bat iste demand, and prices continued ER WEST fH ST.-AS GOOD RESPECTAPLE gene oa centrifugal and saetniay 45 plain cook and chambermaid together in a familly. a . Got reference. nase 502 WEST 16TH BT.A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO e cook, wash and iron {n # einail private family; good Teference from last piace. hc: m8 % iba, 619. do. Porte Ricoy U7 do: Puglia inanda ‘anv &.000 bole, Now Ontence NAVAL Stones.For spirita turpentine the market was ae {here being but Title. demand, but prices were cloning at 4274 jc. for merchantable and ship, a} Tol} wei but ua Chambermaids, &c. Kosin wai ota 3360. m Go WEST 22D ST., REAR.—A PROTESTANT NEW in valu (500 bt forNo. | 2.3. Fuztend girl as permanent chambermald and to do f Sor prime ae 1 Ry ed Plain veri OF As Waitress alone ; city reference. 'a do. ‘aiid window glass, FAST 41s STA YOUNG gia AS CHAM- jul "and heavy; it was 104 dermatd in a hot Chambermaids, &c. 218 PE tl Nurses, &c. bas lately yen er Tt Stan 8T.—A A. BRRPECTABLE YOUNG f J sree ttm heap ee a ang: be a 238 WEST 41st ST, BETWEEN 7TH AND éTH otYt—A reapoctabie girl as chambormaid and wait, ‘anaist with the ‘end ironing; bas good place. city: reforence. 4. bore SST ST, noo ye Keo WET pend nl = Ui woska slay boob reterea reference, Can’ be ‘ven for ty tw WEST SITH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl as chambermaid or waitress. Call for two 239 par ie 240 RPS we aia SOMGaOn Bes ‘na fronting; beat olty reference, ‘an chambermaid: and waitress, anqucatiouable Call for two days at present employer's. 4 and waitress in private family or aa cham rding house; good city rorerence. « E ST. 318 FAST STH 8T., St AND aD AVA. BETWEEN 18T AND 2D at EAST SIH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPACTA- to aaaiat in washing in a private family. Good olty reference AST 80TH 8T.A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 327 top floor, back room.—A youn, ble girl as chambermald and waitress; no objections RAST ISTH ST., Flat sxeionn FRONT, BETWEEN 524 tb ynye Apand BAA ros roapectable young married wo- baby td we oi hy Wee rato own, wishes to take OTH AY., ONE DOOR FROM 93D ST., THIRD 549 | 9 freA onerae of a baby from its birth; an ference. WAXTED—A sIruAtion, RY AN RLDERLY PER urse and companion A 2 a id lady. For partiou! ais address MATRON, Horal mundromos. Bo. G WEST 20TH 8T., NEAR 6TH AV.—AS FIRST tes on Wheeler a be seen for two WEST 2TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl to do chamberwork and waiting and help with 342 the washing; is willing and obliging; best olty reference, 427 Bi ge an chan esd THR Ls npetas —A PROTEST- etn raen Wheeler & Wilson Good reference Pee 4.29 AIRES Santi AMERICAN, PRORRRT ANT 430 fe Rast MTi4 8T., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT, ROOM Bo. L.A, A reaps table young girl aa chambermaid in ity reference. oe AY., BETWEEN SITH AND 38TH BT8.—A bie girl as chambermaid and to make ber. self generally useful; no @ objection to go wshort distance io. the country ; three years’ reference from her last placq, Dressmakers and Seamatresses. |. FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, 349 EAST 12TH ST.— Fashionable dress and cloakmal og Wie Winter ai Ruita, upwards; W: a aad talecee’ g siteras and fashion te mate to" orde en plates, cutting aud basting. Call or address, 29 YE ee. 13TH hair NEAR 6TH AV., SECOND BELL.— competent seamstress; tl ugbly understan, Sane and fatuin ladies? and children's dresses; can operate on Whoeler & Wilson's sowing machine; no objection to go ing aa Indica’ maid. NEAR JANE ST.-A DRESSMAKER BY horoughly understands hor business; quick cutter, stylish trimmers Can be seen at resent ge '. 53 orl AV—K LADY OF MANY, (TPARS EXPERI- ence in cutting and tea’ undergarments, wrappers, children’s clothi rs yh description, gentie- &c., would like the work of a few families; quilting; tucking three cents a yard, on Wheeler Wilson's machine. ' Call on or address Mrs. Kt. ‘w JONES. 2D WEST 33D ST.-A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER 62 wishes to go out by the day until Ist April; dresses made over equal to new. None but first class families need apply. a 113 WEST WTH ST, 4 FRW DOORS FROM 6TH AY., the rear.—A young woman, a firat class seamstress and understands dresamaking ;4s willing to go out by the day, ‘week or month; best reference given. 115 3 dies saa cht i dren's clothes and work Gn’ machine, “Call or actress fee two days. 12] NEST SP st, BETWEEN 6TH AND ITH AVS. honse standing back.—W iil ge gut by the da ay ofl indies at their residences and finish at home; latest fashions; dest machine work ; perfect fitting. WEST 22D ST., FIRST FLOOR—A_ RE- spectable girl as first class seamstress; can cul and fit ladies’ dresses and cloaks; operates oh Wheeler & Wilson's machine; would like to go to Europe. Can be highly. recom- A FIRST CLASS: Md perch (colored) wish: few more customers by the da; week at's reduced rate; will furnish her own Wheoler & ton machine if required. Address by note V. R. C. 993 2DAV.—A cOMPET! T DRESSMAKER WISI- JO estio eeare in first class families, Ref érencen given if required. 296 4TH ST., WILLIAMSBURQ. AN AMERICAN lady of unexce tionable character and ability wants @ home, with home comforts, for two months or more, with genteel family of means (Brooklyn or N preferred), for which she in return he give ber amatress oF companion, or In an: ‘ity not menial. Call on or ad- dress HOME, care of f. Btadler, for a few v days. av. Ah FASHIONABLE fol george ref he TO go oul children's dreases Cali ou or addreus 194. 2D AV., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A COMPE- 7 tent person as seamstress; understands cutting is fitting; has many years’ experience on Wheeler & Wi Thacltine: best clty reference. Call or address, YOUNG WOMAN WISH SITUATION AS in a private family: understands dressmaking ail kinds of plain sewing; would prefer going out by th month. Can be seen second hause from corner of Freeman st. and Union av., ovet the drug store, Greenpomt, L. 1., for one week. SULLIVAN)ST. it dressmaker, for two day: RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU- ation as seamstress and to do up-stairs work; can give satisfactor ference from box 140 Heraid oflice, Inst place. Address A. M.C., feneral Housework, &c. 6) WEST 18TH ST.-AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT nt 12 feito ad gencral housework in s small private family, or chamberwork aud waiting. 1 MORRIE $T.-A RESPECTABLE Gemend g] gg Ghai housgmor st Milo to cham.” «TY AY.—! hotain wrk 808 — SI;—-AN AMERICAN GIRL TO DO LOO eet diesork, or as chambermaid or chiliren's Buzaey or to do plain ae Wing ing t ddoed family. Ring third = YOUNG WOMAN TO DO willing to do chamberwors. Nah oe 183 CLINTON Sr., REAR BUILDING, ROOM NO. 6.— Forte a girl todo general housework ; good refer- ence. Ci 206 EAST 26TH ST. RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do housework for a small, SSctiton Aree rate’ bas’ Over savee pours’ chy Te her last place. 240 A EAST 87TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl to do general housework ino small tamily; good reference. % 601 WASHINGTON ST., CORNER OF LEROY.—& respectable woman to do general housework or ae cook in a bearding house; is a good Washer and troner. 806 6TH 87, NEAR AV. D.--A RESPECTAB! girl to do housework in a priva ‘8 good home; cily re erence. 925 F SDAV., BETWEEN 66TH AND S6TH ST. floor.-~A German girl, to do general ho; w small family, Is a good plain cook, 1.373 sireteen tes & tinal private family ; good referenc ference from washer and trone Call for two days. Housekeepers, &0. ELIZABETH ST.-AN ELDERLY AMERICAN lady, ‘anger in the city, a housekeeper; i harge invadid’s nurse or other light capac go out of the city. 109 WHST ISTH s7.—AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY «J aw housekeeper or asairtant in a private family or hotel; references exchanged. Call on oF address Mra, E. B. 109 WEST ISTH, 87. AN AMERICAN WIDOW, OF © experience as housekeeper in a private family or would do chamberwork ; In willing (o wake herself generally useful. cr Jali ov or addrens E. B. 39 PEARL sr. PEARL STREET HOUSE,—AS OU) housekeeper m « hotel or boarding hon an American widow of thorough experience and provided with the beat references, © two days. BUT $08 Avs AS HOUSEKEEPER BY A MIDDL aged Scoteh woman; wages not #o much an obje as a comfortable home; with a widower preferre: 71 BKOADWAY.—A YOUNG LADY AS HOU 416) keener in a widower's fam or to take entire charge of a firwt claws ho it on or address Mrs, HUSTON, for ‘house, as housekeeper; particularly neat and i jeneral interest in baking and cook- ng, having excellent tact fo oees niyee Address TIOUSE. oer Sean ‘city retGran 4G THOMPSON sr, ROOM NO. 6.—A PROTESTANT girl, aged 16, to take care of cuildren and make herself useful {2 a'respectable family. 1033 WASHINGTON . st. FI FLOOR.~A_ RE- 2) spectable woman, wio has lost her own babe, as Can be seen for two days. D NURSE TO sewing ; good 156 | SULLIVAN STA MIDDLE AGED WOMAN as nurse; can take care of a babe from its birth; un- Gerstands yottie Seding; no objection to the country. Bess chy reference. 16 6TH AV.—As MONTHLY NURSE, ©. ‘AN GIVE d frst class city references. ] ITH AY., NEAR 20TH OMPETENT ‘oung woman as child's nurse; understands the bot- tle; fs willing and obliging; best city Feferences, Call for two days, 18 VARICK ST., IN THE STORE,—A CHILD, NOT, under two years, will be taken to nurse where it will have @ mother's care. WEST 8D ST., NEAR 6TH AV. NG GIRL ‘as chambermaid, or would go as nurso to growing is perfectly competent; has he 109" children and chambermal ‘were unchany nth winter at #1 6 a $1 40—chielly ta. hte a eB ot Prime beat written reterence. Finds were quiet, but quite steady in'vaine. Taf) WEST RESPECTABLE GIRL AS FasaOLns ap hand ia balk, was held at 16360. bat, buy. waitress; yo objection to the ers refuses y we heard of no sales. Tn : is was some demand for crude in bola, whlou were hela ners: | ecaeet reer coy seer: D the views of buyerm; 21}4o. was generally asked, while 2ic. 146 EAST STH Bt, NEAR LEXINGTON AV. (PRE was ripe Beat ia a sates ot inn peeane ee = \ployer’ respectable German girl as was dul ¢. @ 1le?, accordin ity, | chambermald; is a good operator ou Florence sewlog wa- Refined was i small demand from ail classes of vere ‘aud | chide; tures years’ aud relerenge, . 224 EAST 80TH ST,—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- Man as wet nurse, QPF BAST OTH STAs COMPETENT NURSE 18 ) well experienced in the care of children; ean gniire charge of an infant; no objection to light chamber- work ; would go to live in the oountry ; beat city reference. QQ] West WTH sta RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman with a fine breast of miik as wet nurse; thas the highest recommendations aa to character, disporition \ necessary Qualifications; alga refere to her yuysician. a 251 ® BROADWAY, DANZIGER’S FANCY STORE.— class laundresa fh rate family ; recent): Ld Bngiand: understands all kinds of uling and finory aid is good jowoman. 1477 Bast WD &T., BETWEEN 3D AND LEXINGTON ‘avs., third story, front.—A respectable young wo- ina As frat cinsa latindrees; can do all Linde of fisting bast 149 EAST 88TH &T, NEAR in Ay, As SUPERIOR Taundress in the clty or count phir linens in figle; or oa, orvugh Chamermal "aha to 40 Ane weak wages 14. Excellent ret li 93) WEST 37TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN ‘as washer or froner, to go out or at her house, Uan be seen for two days. 393 BASE STH STA RESPECTARLE YOUNG woman as first olass laundress; good cy reference, Apply for two days, MRS, CURTIS, 367 Rownry, | THIBD LOOR.—A FIRST CLASS Jaundreas w more gentlemen's and families’ washing ; boat of ro nee given, 54.0 KES? 2TH sr. rinst FLOOR.—A RESPECT. e): able woman, ood references, to ko out by the day as laundress: ts joular to housecloaning. WEST SIST 8T.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as first class laundress; understands all ite es; KOO reference, Call for two days. 4 eq Waitresses, &c. 222 Tt AV. NEAR 2TH ST.—a YOUNG GIRL AS aay feat aitreae in ® private family ; te willing to aasiat with chamberwork ; haa beat otty referenc KAS? ISTH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl as waltreas or chambermald, or to aasiat with Hing; best city reference {roi lass ‘place. Call tor 514 ‘ue wast two days. AVA ST., THIRD HOUSE FROM MEADOW, GREEN- J point."As waitress and soamstrese iu u rospoctable pri- vate tamily. Good reference, Miscellancous, TQ CHARLTON st. NEAR VARIOR pit weil recommended, lad; care of children ; !s a good seatn SA GERMAN aid, or to t 1 for'two d 1GQ WEST AT sty NEAR TH AV.—A YOUNG V2 girl to wait upon a lady or would take care of chi- dren; capable of instructing them in the English branches and in music; can do plain sewing; no objection to the country. VARICK ST.—A YOUNG LADY OF EDUCATION 198 trends contectionery store. or some otter similar employment, 203, bel ‘sew or make herself user dress 'B. WEST LITM ST.-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE desires @ position in elty or country in a family to iy ualoreteads utes A WEST QUTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN und daughter in a respectable family; ia willing and ing and has no objection to the country. HUDSON ST.—AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT 52% person who has been well reared, but reduced to humble circumstances, as nursery governess, or for & very desirable home would take care of children as nurse only. for two days, rience to teach, new clty references, Ad- oung Gernian lai aie or'make Keceolf usctul aw family dress. OU Ore Pibaaditees’ TO bog fa Loire a ity reference from where abe hes been living Yearh. Address J. Ay bOx 117 Herald ofc. LADY OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT WISHES ‘a situation as governess or traveli f best references. Address give the 01 A YOUNG WIDOW, GOOD NATURED AND REFINED, ‘would like some immediate empioyment where abe car havo an advance of salary; none but those in the highest cir- eles of life need answer, appointing indoor interview, when full explanation will be given; clty letters not annwered, Ad- dress LOLA MEREDITH, Herald office. semua ON WANTE ‘ and refinement; ca French, Spanish, Englieh and’ int ower with children preferred ; be quired, “Address Herald WANTEDIA v1 YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION fs governess in an American fatnily.; she is capable of teaching Frenchy English and muse, Address Miss M. H.- Roslyn, Long Island. BY AN AMERIC. ble of giving lesno1 3 the family of a wid- ference given and re- N LADY oF ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS COM- ehildren 5 EPHINE panion to an invalid or governess to youn, references exchanged. Address for two weeks JO: R. WALTON, Cincinnati, Ohio. _ HELP WANTED—FEMALES oe, GIRL WANTED—ABOUT 16 OR 18 YEARS OLD, TO assist in the light housework of a small private family care of a baby ; an orphan preferred. Cal at near Marcy, Brooklyn, nnn SITUATIONS WANTED—' WOOSTER 8T.—A YOUNG COLORED MAN AS walter in lirst class private family; none other 145 need apply. Address R. H. 214 A 10040 1 try; ha A wor en WEST 29TH ST.—A conoRan MAN AS WAITBR cry SE te private ‘ate family ; i elty ret ference. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WAITER wy hallman in a hotel; ts only & short time in the coum Teferance: Address Sif Kast 24th sh. YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, LATELY VED, DE. Sires aiuatlon ta, an ofl ge loner not attald, to i good references, Addross W. MB 411’ Weat lich ot. ESPECTANLE MAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT FOR Reo the evouings, afters Wn Adee A. G. B., Horaa rpsunonax caRtooN, our To-pay, THE ECONOMY OF STARVATION. HOW GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROPOSK TO RB DUCE EXPENSKS, OMAMPAGNE VERSUS LABOR. PRACTICAL RESULTS OF POLITICAL @RTRENCE- ‘ MENT. SEE THR TELEGRAM CARTOON, our To-Day, FRIDAY, FAB. IL. ANTED—BY A YOUTH OF 17, A SITUATION IN inion of hay ea be wll coobamanaed hadnt 8, bord,e18 Post cites. iy WATED—A SITUATION IN A LIQUOR OR GRO- yoars' os- cory store, » reapectable young man of four ive vod ee the abo one pactectiy and.cem Rnows bis Ww* NTED-A SIT! ATION OF AN ENG- lish gentleman of busin Pitted no 0 objection tothe country, Address TRUST, bor Lia Herald office, ANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A bey ctate sat as Re papery F vinbeerbaeee ae a required as to cnarnoter. ‘Seeurty given for honesty ‘virabie, Address FAITHFUL, Herald olfice. Wane BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION a® waiter; has tirst class city reference. Address J. R. Jug Horatd ollie. © LERKS ‘AND | SALESMEN, ” ACCOUNTS EXAMINED, POSTED, BALANCKD AND balance shert rendered by a competent accountant, Ad- dress G. P. TAPLING, 18 Waier atreet, New York, YOUNG MAN OF BXECUTIVE ABILITIES, GOOD education and business faculties, denires a, position as quperintendont or other place of trust.” Address 8. box 2,336 Post o YOUNG MAN OF STRICT INTEGRITY AND AND INDUS- U7, who has been connected with one of iiabte fsnrance companies 1n the cout both as clerk and bookkee; situation of some k ‘A XouNa MAN, POSSESSING A THOROUGH KNOW- ledge of busitions, desires « position as travelling salea- man. “Unexceptionatle reference. Addruss SALESMAN, Herald ollice. A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS pry GOODS SALESMAN wanted. “Apply after 10 oo, ENK SiON, 1 268 Six Sixch ‘avenue. ] RUG LY ers Wann sere peer MAN, ALSO areo Junior cler! ating aye, roference, salary, ac, HW, Herald oftice, es } ETAIL DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—BY JOURNEAY & BURNHAM, 164 Allantlc ate, Brooklyn. GALESMAN WANTED-—IN A TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS Jobbing house; one acquainted with the retail clothing and tailoring trade. Address, with references, stating expected and where Inst employed, box 163 Ierald office. WASTEDOAN EXPERIENCED | SALESMAN for wholesale millinery and fancy goods. Addieas or appl; to RB, F., 805 Canal st, i 7 id ¥ A YOUNG MAN, WHO IS WILLING TO ituation as bookkeeper or assistant; good Test employer, Address B. H, H., box 1,790 reference from Post oitice. Warten. TRAVELLING SALESMAN, ACQUAINTED 10 jobbing hat trade in this Stale, Massachisette and Connecticul. Adress H. U. 4, Spring at, ANTED--AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN IN A retail men's furnishing «lore on Broadway. Addrese 8. P. H., Herald oflice, xiving reference and salary Fequired. ‘ANTED-—AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS @ALES- man for a Western city. Must other need apply. Tumuire froin 9 to LL A. M., at 40 er at., second oor, Ni W ier Snel ANTED—TRAVELLING SALESMEN FOR A ha ootlrad je California liquor house. trade deratand their business need address, wi erences, LARGE CUMMISSIONS, Herald oilic WANTED SA SALESMAN, TO SELL PAPER COL- lars. Only thore acquainted with the jobbing trade need apply. Address I. Ry Herald office. V ANTED—AS CLERK, AN AOTIVE YOUNG MAN OF Kood address, with good references, and of some expe- rienos; s clear, tegiblo hand indispeasabley salary” @ Addrea« Insurance, Herald oflos. ANTED—BY A WATCH AND JEWELRY JOBBING house, @ perience, a RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES 21 a.siluatlon as oodchman and groom ; good elty and qq try references, Call or address 149 East - rm ee ‘A BADY GOING TO EUROPE WISHES A MAID; MUST ZA bea good are ee understanding French pre- erred. ly at room 105 Metrovolitan Hotel. s COMPRTENT 88 RERVA 4 vnderatandl TAAL wages asia per. - soe an TO ASSIST ‘0 FIRST RATE LAUS- AL ght chamberwork, wan, “4a a prirgte family; none Ota Re APT rer a eho and te \XPERIENCED bet ta FRAME MA SERS wm 10} ULT: HECHT, att Broad qusework for # smal family =D. pOTE SPINNERS — —TWO FIRST CLASS HANDS WANT- od; wages 8 Per week. Address box 462 Post oflice, Moto NETS...WANTED, A WOMAN THAT HAS had experience in cutting ‘out and sewing monqulio Ganopies. Apply to £. D. BERRI, 180 Fulton ay., Brook! with constaut employment ‘of the time oF for the ‘spare moments, isiness new, light and te Bivpete Persons of either sex F eventn| iy earn from 80c, , and @ pro ry arn” ta Horet onl ime to the usiness. yeand as much as men. That all who sce thie thelr address, and teat the business, we make this unparalleled offer:-To much a8 are not rail ate, fed wo will send, $L 10 pay for the trouble of writing particulars, a valuable which will'do to commence fork on, anda copy of The People's Literary Companion, one of the largest and best family newspapers published, all sevt free by mall. Reader, if you want eee profitable 8, Me work, addi HANDS WANTED AT UNION ADAMS & COS, Bro j only such as are accustomed to the best fend finest work need apply tuations for such psrmancut. p%. COLORED COOK AND ANTED—A FIRST CLAS Jaundress, at 61 East 20th WANTED—BY A FAMILY LIVING IN ROOMS, A neat and tidy person to do light housework and alee, athome; white or colored. Apply immediately at No. 543 d av, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS FRENCH MILLINER none othera need apply. Il on Saturday morning, between the hours of 9 aud iI, on Mile, POWER, i East 7th ac, TANTED—A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GENERAL housework in a small family. 226 West 39b at, W 4 Si2D IMMEDIATELY FIVE YOUNG LADIES TO ay all partain # travelling compan; A be tween PandSorclock,toMeVINALS Ws Eree” APP be W's oA. GAL JESLADY FOR WORSTEDS AND ane, coods; state name of last employer uh expected. address AMADEUS, station Go oe Wt MAiMrY WASTED IA NEAT, TIDY GIRL, ABOUT 1h OR 6 years of age, who appreciates the comnforts of a good home, to do light chamberwork ; would liké, if sew on Wheeler & W ine; best city re quired. Call at 246 West 23d JANTEDA PROTESTANT GIRL, WHO I8 A cook, washer and jroner, and to do general house- at 74 Weat Lith at., between Stl aud 6th ava he could, Hees re ANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO TAKE CARR OF two children ; must be fully competent; bert elty refer 4, py between the hours of Yand 1A. M at al. V ANTED, Vy TWO GIRLS, ON AS COOK AND TO wasl the other chambermaid and wait- reas; only p babite a ct under atanding their duties need apply, at 18 Kast Sots wt TANTED—A SERVANT GIRL, WHO CAN TALK V fome Spanish and knows how to take care of children. Apply at 209 Bust 18h nt, WAXTED TWO GIRLS, 16 OR 16 YEARS OF AGE: one to assist In the store and mind ebildren, the otter to do housework ; both to make erally uscful. Apply at 426 Int av., in the bakery. WANTED A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO WAIT ON Indy, who would not object to travel; mist ben good seamstrose; Swiss or German, ap preferred, App y after 10 A. M. at 119 4b av., WASTED-A PROTESTANT WOMAN AR (OOK AND to assist with other work in a private family in « village near the clty; one hour from the City Hall; « good home and ‘ood wages to @ suitable person. Address, with reference, Br tox Ise Post ofice, New York. ra near IRVING PLACE.—AN EXPERIENCED INFANTS Burse wanted; must sew well and wash, Good refer- re aites Fe STRAW AND PAN RAID SEWERS 100 wauted, Apply to Mt, HOPKINS 1B Croteens rd floor. 300 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS WANTED—ON tuck, skirte and plain tucking; work taken home ; bring sample of “work. N. ¥. M. STITC oe ©0., 43 Bleecker st. 361 NEST BD st WANTED, A SMART GIRL POR chamberwork; must be = ‘d ; reference required, 00d washer aad ironer SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. _ $20 We BE PAID re 4 SITUATION As roR | if WECURGTY eon ae Wl deposit $100 security. Ad: FONE fy OnE HAF Ty ohLidtha ae SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 A. last piace COACHMAN; HAS references. Apply ai ‘ore, No. 7 Great Jones et. lived four years t H., at Dunscomb's bar: ee nts ate nen sre Reda brdiials UNO WANTS A SITUATION AS COAUH- bah clty reference from pad "call at or adress 133 West EARS. MIDDLE AGED SCOTCHMAN, ee elaine out encumbrance, wants a altuation as . Refers to first clase clty Toy ead . M. Ky 143 Went 40h at. — A SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GAL” A nan or addrens dener; understands frult trees, 0 ft ae nd frult oes, flowers, pruning, ara ing; will,take care of one horse or cows city refer eds 3. Dox 206 Herald oitice, eee rea pie ———_—$_______. A COACH MAN’ ‘Ss SITUATION WANTED—CAN GIVB the very best re‘erence. Address COACHMAN, box 123 Herald oflice. nee a aE ets Ee A FIRST CLASS MAN WANTS A SITUATION as coachman; understand? bis business, care <2 treae ment of horses; widing and obliging. Address G. V., Sad- dlery, 86 4th a Qoacuuan AND GROOM (ENGLISH).—SITDATION wanted by @ young man lately landed; aged $5; three fra od character from last employer. Address J, G. 8, er \OACHMAN AND. SITUATION ER / wanted—In the country, by an Ameriean single man; Understands the care of horses and plain gardening; good, Feferences.” Address F. 8, box 150 Herald o one THMAN AND GROOM, SITUATION WANTED— By single Englishman; understands care horses, car: riages thoroaghiy; good, careful city driver; sover, obliging: bent clty reference. Address C., box 20), Herald oilice. A xs COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED_BY A MAN of long experience; thoroughly understand his busi eas; is willing to make himself useful; best city reference. Address COACHMAN, box 217 Herald office. NARDENER OR GARDENER AND FARMEK.—AN 1 Englishman, with fourteen years experieuce In this country, wishes # aituation as above; his wite to take cha: of duiry af required; is fully competent {0 take eh ra gentleman's place.’ Address HURLSTON: wii son's, florist, or West lth st., or Pelham Post otied, Weat- chester county. TION WANTED—BY A THOR- a every branch ; greenhouses, te: good care taken of « gen- GARDENER, 89 Pacific. at, JANTED—A SITUATION BY A PRACTICAL GAR- dener; ia fully competent tn forcing. grapes, f and fruit, “abd Isying out ground, Address P. Werald o} yayren. A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GAR- V dover; can furnish best reference: undermands the Address J, L., box 107 Herald care of horses thuroughly. ofliee. TANTED_A SOBER AND TRUSTWORTHY COACH. Ww man, white or colored, in a private family; must be ‘Acdress G. W. D., Herald office. experienced. LE YOUNG MAN, A ‘oom; understands bis bul 4 city and country reference. Hernia omfice, WAXTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN | AND groom, by a middie aged Frenchman ; thoroughly un- deretande his Lusiness; best ely rerereaca. Call at uF ad- dress 110 West 40th at., private stable. Vv ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY A married man with one small child; can yive the best of city reference. Address GARDENER, at Mr. Thorbura’s seed store, No. 18 Jobu at., New Yora. WASTED-A SITUATION AB COAC HMAN AND PLAIN gardever, by « singis young man ; good city and couutry refereuoe. Address W.C., box 149 Herald ottice. YES AND EAIts, RUIFICIAL HUMAN PYES.—BAUCH & GOUGEL- AN MANN (formerly with Professor Bolasoneany of Paris), Toakers and \aserters of the improved Artiticial Human i) Broadway, N. B.—Tucav byes are eadorsed by the (ac: nity. , JEWELRY, ae. WATCHE: Pk, SALE -GOLD HUNTING | CASR WATCHES, gents’ und ladies’, long chains; also Cabinet Sewing Machioes, Diamood Kings and Ping, graph gallery corner bighth avenue and Chirty-sevetth street. ________ DENTISTRY DENTISTRY FOR THE Foon THR UGH THK CO operation of several first class deutisia it hay been de- cided to devote Saturday of oach week fer the, beset of the poor who desire good dentistry; only the price of material charged. Co-operative Dentai Aerociation, 173 sixth avenue, Dr. V. VAN VICK, Secretary. ios __EXPRESSES. coy '. & G. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND fo a eed Bupreas, 115 West Kioventh street, near Sixth avenue. Mure moved, city or country ; furniture, PIAROE VACkY., yeped, sored. Mousy advanced. A.B