The New York Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1870, Page 12

AUSTRALASIA. Parliamentary Progress—Population— Public Ed- ucation—Bailroads and Manufactures—So- cial Advance-War Agiiation in New Zealand. By way of Europe we have our files of Australa- @ian papers dated in Melbourne May 21. The Jour- Bals supply the foliowing interesting news itemai— ‘Tne Melvourne Argus of May 21, speaking of the Jegisiative progress in the Parliament of Victoria, bg) Paillament reassembled on Tuesday, the 10th fuet., Mr. Miche, the Atto:ney General, having been previo y révurved without opposition fur Ballarat esi, Bu tha. ali thé Miuistets met he vegislature ‘without any of them having been subjected to the expense and trouvie of a contested eiection, The On ef Secretary's siatemeut on tue meeting of the nine Was remarkable for ite brevity. He tod onoravie memve 8 tint the go.,ernment pro- re making the session a very sNortune. Besides eeaumate only a very few pressing measures ‘would be 1a roduced. and before the end of the year 4 was int nded to commence another session aud Zane six moun hs’ suppiles, 60 a8 to bring about a Change in tue financial year, Which tt Is propo. ed shail in fut.re cummence on the Ist of July iis.c22 Of w9 at pres nD. on the isi of January. The question of munigration still remains in an Dndeciued and unsatisiaciory condition, The Money a.nually ex,euded for Mmumigiadon Was formerly a especial appropriation under the Land Act Of 1962. ‘The uew act Of 189 makes no such , ro- ere and the amount now ccpeuds on the unuual voie Of arlaueut. Up to the preseut time no money has been voied for the purpose, although en- egenienis to the amount of neary £50,000 have es enieied mtv, Free immigration will now re- Mmuin aliogetier in abeyance Until Pardament bus expressed un opinion Upon the subject, ‘A D.L Will shorty be introduced to Parliament for the estaviishiment of a college of justice. ‘Tne insti- tution 1s to be sef-supporting, ana to be governed by tne judges and a certain number of barrisiers ame Seg Gradua es will be entitled Lo take as barcusvers as weil as attorneys, if they please, ‘and pracuce as both, ‘The cowract .or the first Me “six miles of the Noriheasteru Raiway was* defiuitely closed in Mei- bourne, at the enylueer in-chiel’s estiuate—a trifle nder 1,000. The tenderers are Messrs. O'Grady, tt and Noonan, and the work will be imnme- Giavely commenced. ‘The Melbourne Argus of the same date publishes general news items to the following effect:— ‘Lhe remains of Mr. George Winule, one of our old- est colonists, and almost Wwe oldest government ser- ‘Vunt in Victoria, were ouried in the new cemetery on the 2d tus.. A iong train of carriages, filed by the iriends and colleagues of the dece.sed, acco.u- panied the fu..eral curiege. Mr, Wintle occupieu the position of governor of we Melbourue jail irom the Oidest times to last year. An agita.ion 1s golng on in the Western districts for railway extension, fhe annual commencement and conferring of de- gr. e8 a tue Melbourne University took place on the ‘28d Ol April. Alter » number of gentiemen hat been admitted to aegrees, Prolessor Wlison, President of the Protesso.ial Board, swted that there were now 114 scudents attending lectures. Tue commission of Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Vicioria held sittings on the 3d ind #th inst. The Rey. I. hetuerington, tue moderator, resided. A report brought up by the statistical mittee showed that during the last yeur the urch had made very satisiactory progress, al- ough the subscriptions nu. somewhat decreas d. ‘dhe orst sale of vweeds manufaccuied on the Bar- ‘Won river was heid at Geciong. Tuere were 62 lois, Comprising upwards of 6,00v yards of cloth. The Jow were soid at from 4s. to 48. 6d., or an average of « aia, per yard. it Was decided at a meeting of corn dealers, mil- ters aad o:hers, presided over by the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Meibuurne, twat tie m oi selling grain and flour by the 1u0 puunus Shall be adopted on and after January 1, 1871. she staiement of accounts of the Post Ofice Savings bank in Victoria for the year 1469 shows ‘that ihe deposits received during 1569 amoanted to Per J4s., while a balance bad been brought over mn 1868 Of £168,061 3s, 44. A summary o: thecensus of the population of br cing Was publishea. The total of the popula- Hon 18 set down at ¥v,328, which is an increase on the census of 1861 of 9,351. ‘Tne attention of the Victorean government has Deen called by the Soclety for the Promution of Pubiic Morality to the necessity of dealing in some Way With tue low places of ‘ainusement existing at present in Me bourne. A-scrious fire occurred at Ararat on the 26th of ea ‘ihe jollowing persons were completely jurned out:—Mr. Dowsett, Shamrock Hotel; Mr. hhossey, hairdresser; Mr. Eager, chemist; Mr. i mas, bootmaker; and Mr. Scott, Munchesier jotel, Others had a great deal of property dam- ‘Khe Noods reappeared in New South Wal-s. Not oniy were sucu districts as the Hunter and Hawkes- bury, whicu had beeu severely Muoded beio e, again Visi.ed with heavy rains, and consequent inundaa- tions, but other parts of the colony, quite remote, expenenced the damaging eftects of an extraordi- pary fall. Yelegraph communication between gel und Victoria was inerrupted for a day or The Melbourne Argus of the 21st of May reports as follows:— The Russian Imperial corvette Bazarin is now Somewhere in these waters, SNe arrived at Adelatve On the vih inst., having left the Cape of Good Ho, e thirty-six days before. Her stay at Adeiaide was very short, provavly owing 1n some measure to the free manner in which tue local press described her @ppearance, Which seems Ww have been ratner un- Man-ol-war-like, She put to sea again, in order, it Isvo to be presumed, to get brushed up a litte, Asch ol of design wus opened at Williamstown. ‘The success which has attended the schools estab- asued m the suburbs of Melbourne 13 gratifying. There are now schools m operation at Cut..on, Brunswick, Fuzroy, Richmond, Emerald Hi aud Sanariuige. A recent export from Australia to England was a consignment of leeches, Some parts of Australia avound with leeches, tuose Which frequent the Mur- Tay river being preferre by the medical faculty to any other known ¥) Wer Agitation in New Zealand—Politics and Party—Aaricuiture—Steamshups—Trade. The Melbourne Argus of May 21 reports the fol- Jowing from New Zea@lana:— But little progress has been made toward the complete restoration of peace 1 New Zealand since our Jast summary. The greater portioa of the Month bas been occupied in preparations for an- other campaign against Te Koou, who, if the re- poris are true, can scarcely recover tue crashing Ge.eat he sustamed a short time back at the hanus Oi the native atlies, It will be remembered that Aiter the capture of the Maraetal pah, in the Uri- ‘wera country, Where he had entrenched himself for the winter, Te Kooti, with tue remnunt of his fol- Jowers, escaped, and are now concealed in some of ‘the wildest country in the North Isiaud. The value to be attached to tne recent victor.es achle ed by ba fa and Kemp and otier friendly leaders ol lexs 4g much discussed. Some consider the war as }y over, while others prognostic.te more troubie jor the future. ‘With the exception of the war news the intelli. gence for the mouth 15 of little interest. Positical tes are preparing for the stri.e which it 15 ex- woted the coming session of F ment will ini- Hate. Mr. Stafford, the ex-Premier, aud Mr. «ox, the present one, have both addressed large public Meetings on tue leading questions 0 the day. Tae uestion of proviacia.ism versus centralism, is at- acting much actent on. Some disappomtment has been felt regar‘ling the fail in price ot New Zenland flax in the Londen mar- Ket; but many people are still sedulously caltivaing it. Itis satisiactory to mention that tue ex-revels .D ‘aranaki are favorable to the cuttivation of the hu- mense fields of fax Witch exist in that province. the news fiom the New Zealand gold fields is, on the whole, favorable. On the Th.mes go.d fel. the cage? from the Lng Drive are failing, but those or » Mariners’ Reef are ae A good deai of silver pr beng optained jrom this fleld. the Corom n- Ge! alluvial gold bas veen found, id gives good promise oi puyable results. The Otago gold flelds ere steadily progreasing, but Hokitika still suffers from duiness. In Nelson the prospects are excel- Jent, some of the reefs producing splendid stone, The cvlonists do not appear to have so.ved the @iMicuities attending the adoption of @ =ystem ot ail Communication eatistactory toall parties, Agi- tation on th: subject atill continues. s.r, Macan- Grew, the superintende it of Otago. favors the sub- Sidizing of a line of steamers direct from Great Bri- tau to Dunedin. A New Trick.—I knew of an instance where a fosbionabdle dreesmaker in New York urged an egonomical young Giri about to be matried, to-luy of her # costly (roussean ov wedding outtit. “Bui 1 dave not the money,” said the maiden. “No mat- ter,’ said the compiniaani tempter, “1 will wait four ears and send i .be bill to yoir husband by ce- grees. Many ladies doi.” Fancy the postion of a ure young iri, wiehing innocently to make her Mf beantirul in the eyes of he husband, ant per- suaded to gu into his house wih a@ trick jike this Bron herconsc.ence Yet it grows directly out of the whole theory o; life wuich is preached to y ‘women—thata | they seek must ve won by indirect Maveuvres, and not vy siraghtforward living. — Correspondence Woman's suurnitl, JUiy 23. DENTISTRY puree eocmnuenee-—~: NTLEXTORTION PRICES SUPERIOR DENTISTRY; reeth on Gold, #8 each; Gold Set, 830; Silver, #10; old in 8, th; Frigar ceplaceers BL. 226 West ‘Forty-hret street, Bear Brond e premiums awarded. Dr. MANSON, Dentiat. 190, TEHTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST * pa whan Laughing Gna, Beautiful ate, oF contin, sum T mbber, #il, at Dr. BODINE'S, 190 iN. AT M. MARKS’, 98 SIXTIL AVENUE, OPPUSITE © Eighth street, «tu at my branch store, $8 Hixth ave- ladies an gentiemen can receiv the full value fn c.8h Weaning Apparel, Diamonds, Jew: try, p peohurer any ‘the vest yan can do is please to call at mish eg a1 8 Bote), tne oumbers a8 abowe. Mrs. rua, you vs, be dealt wih to your satisfaction neu a NEW YOLK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1870—TRIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks &c. , REAR—A& RESPECTABLE WO: siiiaiton as cook or washer; is a good counlty ; best clty reference. FIRST, CLASS COOK; CAN @ hotel or boarding 20, Sedan togo to th 4() H WEST 18TH AS hoces, Coe re, i ss + sa charge in WASHINGTON LACE 4 pt CLASB 60 Free testant cook; will assist fection’ to the country; good il East ane § fr. A YOUNG MARRIED, WOMAN: as cool bermaid or waitress, or to do general housework In i of oor count wages no onject if allowed to keep her child w' ea her; best rererence from last piace, 104. TRH AY, BETWEEN lerH AND 17TH BT Tear.—A respectable young woman as firni rate cook; understands her business thoroughly; no obyecti: do coarse washing ; first class city recersae. at a Re 127 PARK AV., BROOKLYN, pale woman'as first class oF order oook for a reatau- Fant or hotel. 138 WEST 19TH ST, BETWEEN 6TH AND TH vi ave.—A com) tent woman af urat class cook; roughly understands Ber business; best elty reverence. WEST 2TH ST., FIRST ROOM BAC! 161 apoctable woman Co cook, wash and tron; &. D.—A_ RESPECT- RFSPECTADLE 'to do genera! housework. Ada General Housework, &. SLB BART gare er EN WEST 48TH 8T., NEAR @TH AV.—A WOMAN TO 4) West SD sta RESPEOTABLE Bed for two days, 447 Bi Was? 27TH 8. YOUNG HELP WANTED—FEMALES, ante Dea 20? OTL TO. RAL HOUBE- wes he bakery = NER way, between, ‘ANTED.-TWO GERMAN ores 0 ault Went tate 4 froner ; the other as ch yrs) ee SED To po opumnal HOUSEWORK; Call ab 311 Bast Sth a. Or Ree Greek ANTRD—A aoe. rork.at ibe cna af the WHO WILL ASSIBT at87 Beat Sah st waned, ro WaAnsteD.—4 = SMART GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Call aj 129 ast Slat st., after nine o'clock, English or American preferred, ets MCT une O's! city reer and ae Cee _COACHMEN AND GARDNERS.. eto GITUATION Wa! erence, Gal yy sda‘ address J: Page fae os hr agri A MARRIED MAN, WITH. encut and role barf mae’ ae, $Y Wen int et 2°04 ‘wl about = otsmante eae ja of work, Ty Bey 7 ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, A 8IT- uation a@ coachman and mn 5 ‘Argus W. good olty reference Hoss save, Nos a0 University place. w in ferred; ANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND groom, by a man that understands his, business ‘thor- ongh!y and pas tes tirat no objection to the re eren: County, Address Mt, Cy ‘Dox to" Herald odlce. WANTED_BY AN ELDERLY GENTLEMAN, derly, middie aged, ‘Amer g00d, plain Cooking aad gen ‘wages noe ih Racecal St Salamander Works, foot rath 1 elem hes GREENWICH ST.-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- qTH AV., ERCONO FLOOR,- A REDPECTABL! AY YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN- 314 0 general housework, or would go as lauucre-s, 1D 442 American girt to do general housewore; Ie 4 mage 9TH ST.. NEAR AV, A. PROTESTANT 64: work in a small private fauily ; good clty retereace. ~~ ALELAZIONS WANERD PE UALES. 3u Te Seed enecal Douenwork tn. 5 om tral houvework 00d elty reference if required. ‘& small private family; the best city references can be give ‘and {roner and can wo plain cooking, Can be 4 ro} soar housework ‘t's small private fay. ly, Aduices 5 dave, ‘be seen for two day: Housckeepers, &c. 8T.—A MIDDLE A ED WIDOW LADY us housekeeper ; is perfectly bi sae ‘and reliable. Can be seen until engaged. AMITY aC Feference. d ws 5 pruegh tlhe, OF REFINEMENT ax ee rer a great exper! ou ing, middie would 188 ITH sr. (BETWEEN, AVS. CAM jen | Hike @ position in a gentleman's famfiy tn or Dar Rew York. Washing: nosmanian vo 208 WEST 27TH 81., NEAR 9TH AV., FIRST FLOOR, art distance in he couvtrys back roow,—As head meat aud pasiry cook; fo a hute,, buardiug house, summer house or reviairant; fear city reicrence. (7. Wrest, rit BT, BETWEEN 7TH AND stil 207 Arran experienced woman as cvok; would do ite washing and troning of a small American family; city reference, BETWEEN YH AND 8TH 2TH &T., A ieapeciable young gir, as cook, washér end jood reference. WEST 368TH 8T.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook and good washer and ironer in a private fam- iy; Dest city reference, Can ve seen for two days, 221 good olty references, O24. WEST 2TH STA FIRST CLASS COOK; ONE who 1# competent to take the entire charge of the kiteben; an exceilent baker; best city reference. YO4 WH AV.cA RESP! JE cook, washer and trou Fate washer alld iuner; good pluce, 30 Newport or Long Branch preferred. or any other part of the country. WEST 315 om. EAST {6TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO cook, wash and irun; German family preie.red; ‘ABLE WOMAN AS j ism good evox and first Wy reference from her last STH AV.—A FIRST CLASS COOK; UNDER- stands all kinds of French and t.ngiish cooklag Til ST, BETWEEN 8TH AND understan:s cooking ‘A respectable girl as cook ; and baking ia all its branches, and \d would be willing to assist fo the washing and ironing; would yo m short d stance tn the country; ¢ best references. Cail for two days. 316 East 80 St, BETWEEN 187 AND 3D AVS cook and to assist with washing in o private fainily ; good clty reference, 326 family; unexceptionable a c EAST HTH 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST class cook; oF will couk, wanh aad iran for a smal ‘erences, WEST 261H ST., REAR.—A YOUNG WOMAN as cook and toassiat in wasilng; good reference. EAS1 89TH 8T., NEAR 18T AV.—A YOUNG woman as cook, washer and froner in a private B37. good elty reference, 397 TH AV, BETWEEN sist AND 22D 873.—A8 firet clues cook; will assist with the wasbiog and {roping no objection to the country; bust clty reference, 413 WEST St sires a alte ion Wishes to take her litle boy with and obliging; good city reierence. 5O7 West jere sr. n a8 ov0l references, QORNER PERRY 87. INQUIRE IN le young witow woman de- —A WORTHY YOUNG WOMAN yelient washer and ironer; best WHE COOK OF M. PREVOBT-PARADOL, LATE MINIS- ter of France, desires a situation In a good family. ply at 494 Broome at. Chambermaiuls, &c. WEST 27TH ST.~A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL as chambermaid. Call ior two days. 15 PAUP WEST 27TH 8T., NEAR 7TH AV. Lt es back room.—A young woman a waitress or as chambermaid aud to ass deat city reverence. 20’ EAST 20TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chambermald and laundress. 22 | EAST STH ST, FIRST FLOOR, REAR.—A_ RE- spectable young woman as cuatmbermaid and to Sain with tne waeding und ironing; good eity reference, 225 WEdsT 8TH ST.—-A YO'NG GIRL TO DO UP a) stairs work and assiat with washing, or to do cham- berwork and plain sewing; refereuce, 227 WEE? AeTH St) BETWEEN [TH AND STH ava,—As chambermafd and waitress in a private family; would assist with the washing and troying; xood city reference. Q28 WEST ISTH ST, BETWEEN 11H AND STH —A young woman as chambermald and we.t- Fess, or chambermald and to take care of children; city ref- erence. D4 BAST Mee sr. work and plain 2? ‘the care of chudren. FAG MEH STy, BECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM. — ‘A respectabie Protestant girl'as chambermatd or Durae, or would do Hzht housework; no onjeorion to Ko a short distance in the country; good city reterence. Call for two days. yat 330! WEST 58D ST., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH Avs, Arespectable woman as chambermaid aud laun- € drean; oan do tine washing. 34 EAST WTH ST.-A COMPETENT GIRL AS chambermaid and to asalst with the washing or housework in a@amall fumily; is willing and obliging. cali for two days, 354. WEST, sre 8. BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH avs.—A young girl, not Jong landed, inn private Pee to do up stairs work; 1s @ plain sewer and can em- broider. 4Q WEST writ st—a RESPECTABLE YOUNG 4 woman to do ciamberwork and waiting; clty references from last place, Cail for two days, 1. 055 8D AV., NEAR 62D ST., ROOM 15.—A COM. Je) petens young English woman as chambermuald anu waltress. WANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAM do light housework by a German corner of Jersey av, and Grand store. Ap- mb with the Ww ‘A GIRL TO DO CHAMBER. wing, or chamberwork and assist WEST 32D 8T., NEAR 6TH _AV.—A YOUNG GIRL to do chamberwork an i waiting; beat city reference. ‘at her present employer's. best RI girl Inyuire at the ; Jersey City, in the grocery Dressmakers and Seamstresses, ST, FLOOR, FRONT ROOM, 337 EAST WTH sT.— Fasntonable dress and clonkmaking its, $i upwards; Wrapp And tainiée' rarmenis made to Otder;- Patterns nod Fusion Plates, cutting and basting. ‘Terms cash. Cail or address. ELIZABETH 8T.—A DRESSMAKER, WHO IS A AS iret class cutter and titer, to go out by the day oF week. Address M. D. 8, C. 10 2D PLACE, BROOKLYN.—AN ENGAGEMENT wanted, for two weeks, on three diferent machines. mmer and Fall also children’s 125 WEST 19TH 81, BETWEEN 6TH AND ITH AVS., rear.--A dressuvaker would co out by the day or can cut and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses and boys? Clothe; does ul kinds of family sewing; tea yood operator; has a machine of her own if wanted; would like to go in the country. 1 48 fh a eure au ae 154 WEST, Je St. IN THE REAR —A_ RE OE spectable young woman as dressmaker and seal airese; operates on Grover & Baker's or Florence’. machine ; would do nberwork and nero 19 @ nice Americ tamliy; would travel with @ lady or take care of an infant, Good reference, elly ur country, ff required, 6TH 8f.—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN eamstiess, NEAR 3D AV.—A YOUNG 6 EAST 90TH 8T. Di] woman, senimehed @to first class dressmaking, wants work by 1 nd hte an y, weekwor month; et trims in the Inteat ‘lew; can do all kin if Operates on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; erences, 265 stress an al ny 45 WEST MTH st. NEAR OTH AV.—A FASHION: +) abie dressmaker would like » few more enxage- ments by week or month; would not object to the country. sewing; ‘ase beak elty ref WEST 21TH ST. OVER THE DRUG STORE.— rmanent situation wanted as competent, sear aker: under ay ratands all Kinds: ta nily ino & brat clans operator ‘one of Wheeler Wi sewing machines 0: ber own, EAST MTH 8T.—A DRESSMAKER, WELL EX- perleuced, will go to ladies by the day; can use Wheeler a Wilton sewing machine; will go into the country. 4.26 WEST MTH ST.—AN AMERICAN LADY WOULD ) ike the sewin, 0: two more families’ childrea’s a intaute’ clothes; 1s an extra shirtmaker anv extra operatol Mrs, ODELL, General Housework, &*. RQ WEST 4TH &T.-A GIRL LATELY LANDED TO eo do xeneral housework, private family preferred; can be well recommended. 7 OBTH Sf.—A GIRL TO D@ MOUSEWOR Ing and obiiging; olty references. WEST 19TH ST, apectable citi to do FIRST FLOOR, REAR.—A Ae. » housework in a small family; ne 14 objection to yo a short distance fn the country; erence from last place, beat city ret- WEST 2TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE do general housework ina small family, DOND FLOOR, BAC o general housework ; ty reference. —A YOUN GIRL TO re 156 156 Meet 8 OD A young piri t Plain cook; has the nes 999 West 2 TH ST. K ROOM. — ts @ good Teference. ras er 24 WEST 41ST ST.-A RESPROTABLE ENGEISH Ee arena t0 00 Sotsework tras plafa cook fa. pri- vate. WEST 30TH ST., IN THE REAR.—TWO GIRLS} Une to do weneral ‘housework, the other as chamber ‘waitress; good city :eference. Cali for two dave, 25 = ; Le 1 ot! oT! v8.—A8 4 66% 124 Cnt and ft chiliren’s dresses; eferences, Cali tor two days. 14.0) WEST TH sr. REAR “HOUSE,—AS NURSE and scamutress; operates on Wheeer & W1.son's machine; best city reference. 144 WEST 20TH 8T.-A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE Tid seametaes; good refortuesss Oallfar two daye 203 WEST 2TH st. AN EFFICIENT, FX PERIENCED woman. elther (o take care of cbiidren or ag rick hurse; can take charge of an Infant from its birth: excelient olty reference. 200 AV., CORNER OF 12TH STA YOUNG married woman wishes to take a baby at her own _ | Bouse to wet nurse. ce D2) BELANCEY 8T.-A YOUNG GIRL TO GO. TO L224) Burope as nurse or in any other capacity. Call for one week. 229 BAST TH BT. (OLD NO.)TK RERERCTABLE @ WOMAN FOR GENE. 42 ral housework; good cook and Iaundress; best city | Aadress for four days K. L,, housekeuper, 99 VARICH® ST.—AN AM Teg keepers, ts wilting 1 MATE ‘AN LADY AS HOURE- make herself generally useful; a Sotniry. Call on or address for two SOUTHWEST CORN BROADWAY, THIRD FLOOR.—A GERMAN lady as housekeeper, or is, willing to make her- sets tied useful ab light work, Call between the hours ni WIDOW LADY UF EDUVATION AND REFINEMENT wuearous of oblaining = situation as housekeeper or a. ederly genti man of means and dar &., Herald oitice. 1.186 ane Asuorisah Widow a bachaice oF lanwer's fetaie Vy priverrei, A drese, stalin where to be seen, Mra. WAI- IN, Herald ofiice. Laundresses. &e. GREENWICH AV., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE woman to go out by' the day to wash and tron or 34 housecleaning ; good city reference. 38 WEST 1TH sT.—a PROTESTANT WOMAN AS OO first class laundress; does Fre ich tuting; no vbjec- tion to go a short distance iu the country ; beat clty reference. 11S 77H ST, ROOM NO. 7A) RESPECTABLE Toung ale! wow. koto have a few mre genslemen § or families washing, and woud like very mich to get jauies* fine ne fusdpg; can obtain the best city reference, EAST 41ST ST., IN THE REAR.—FAMILY age re. ree or wouid’go out by the di BLL! aoe AY. 8, 1 8, ROOM 18.—A RESPECTABLE 2 AMPRICAN woman wants a few families’ wasuin,, or would go out by the aaj 210) WEST 27H ST.—A RESPROTABLE WOMAN DE- sires some gentlemen's or tamhy wasulng to doat her own house, Q25 WEST ad st-—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED woman wishes some wishing at her own house; does all kinds of luting; reverences given. Q() BAST TH ST., SECOND FLUOR, ROOM NO. 8. ‘A Womn to ,0 out by the day to'wash or scrub; has no objection to hard work. Nurses, c&c. Q] WEST ATH STA YOUNG, AMERICAN (GIR) aged 16 years, to take cave of children or aasist in lhl housework; ito objection to the country. WEST Aor S7., BETWEEN STH AND 6TH AVS.—A le young married woman as wet nurse; bas lost | her ¢ ‘own baby. WEST 88D 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO- man jn a private family as nurge or seamstress; can ‘or; best olty young woman as wet nurse, Address Mra, LION, WEST 42D ST.—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED to bring up by the bottle at er own, Call for two days. oe 225 Woman wishes s babi her own house, has no baby of 29 EAST 46TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN, LATELY 6 landea ‘trom Engl to take care of children; fs Willing to make herself remerally usefal, WEST 20TH 8T., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH avs,—As nurse and seamstress; no objection to .0 Can be seen until en- 236 in the country; best city reference, gaged. WEST fat 94 240 arena reapectab ¢ American fo! fake care 0 achild or as waitress. » BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH irl. 1) years Of M.¢y ‘alt at her parents’ STANTON ST.-A FRENCH WOMAN, QUALI- 259 fed see nu Tay require them, Call, Peicard 16TH ST. THIRD FLOOR, “BACK ttle girl between 13 and 14 years of ag sees mivate Teeaity © tace serene canoe t work, or ty walt on the door an‘ make her- jan be seen for two days at the remdence of her Offers her services to any one who 962 18 26) 18T AV., NEAR 16 in'n reape cial asalst with li aolt useful. parents, “WEST 33TH STA YOUNG WOMAN WITH A full breast of milk as wet nurse. 26% 27 AY. A, BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH 8TR., THIRD foot, back.—A young and healthy woman with a fo} breast of mij having lost her owa, wants baby to er own beat of re. eretices give 8.4. Bast 8TH ST., BETWEEN AVS. B AND C. respectable mi miik to take charye o| A fo1 woman with a tresh Ureast of oy OF respectabie parentage. jepoctabie parentage 3.4() WES? 22D St., BETWEEN STH AND STH AVE. A competent person jofant’ stress; can cutand tt shinirerts.copeaee: ty do’ all kinds of family sewing 5 bi {no objection to the country. EAST MTH_ §8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG do ght nurwe and seam: 4s fully competent wing machine of her owt 42 ae 17 years old,to mind a baby and housewor! 503 EAST 1TH ST.—A GIRL, 16 YEARS, IN COUN- OU.) trv or city, to take care of children and do light work, Can be seen for two days. ANTED—BY A RESTECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN nurse; child ten weexs old. Cail 76th at. and let ay., over the grocery a situation as fortwo store. Waitresses. &c. 15G West , STH _8f, SECOND FLOOR, BACK OD room.—A young gir’ as first c.ase waitress; no objec: tion to the country; Lest reference ARQ. STH AY., CORNER 20TH 87.—A RESPECTABLE Alri as frat clags waitress in a private family; no objection to a first c.ass boarding house; can take charge of a dining room; first class reference, the entire Miscellaneous. WORTH ST.—A LADY WISHES A SITUATION IN rivate tamilyto teach the elementary d also the French wogimigaer™! Adare WELL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS French fluently and tolerably good English, wishes situation in a family, schoo! or any resp ‘Address box 3,781 Post office. LADY OF RESPECTABILITY WOULD LIKE COPY- ing to do at home; exceilent re erence and security. Kédress: for three doy C. F. L., box 908 Herald office. SCOTCH LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION IN MU- sic and French in exchanze for board in the country. Address EDINBUKG, Heald OR A FEW MORE PUPILS TO STUDY OF private lessons in Llocntion. Rest Precerred, Address HISTORY, box 229 67 xsetoot or branches of Bugis satisfied with a moderate salary. ce. J ACANCIES for the dence visited i Merald otuce. NTED—BY A FouKa, OTL LATELY LANDED, A place in » private f where sie can make herself Address CAT HARINE, box 1 Herald ot w* yet he GENTS WANTED (LADIE! the greatest Masonic work of the ave, Macoy"s Hutory, Cyclopedia an: tnetio ax | {rstlo ary of Fr emasoa ICK, 484 Broome atreet. A’ fnteiligent, industrious Protestant Waitress an. to give $20. References require PERATOR WANTED-ON IHE givis, laundres baths to ladies; wages, 1 10 WING MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED—ON Howe # machines; steady work and good wages. APD.Y. at 283 West 20th at. (suspender department). NTED-AT NO. 6 BARCLAY ST, SECOND FLOOR, 100 young ladies for cap Grishing, Ww w* WA STED-A GOOD COOK, IN A PRIVATE FAMILY: clty references required. 819 West 48th at. cry avenue. YANTED-A GERMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN GTR for wages or adoption, Address ADUPLION, box LK Herald once: . i | WW Pxtereon, N arn fuiyroveseniass NTED—A GOOD GIRL, FOR GI work, at 217 West 33d at,” ENERAL HOUSE. itchen ; must coma welt reo mamen ded wages 17; ano nice Frovestans girlas chambermald an weltress; duties intense, tea Pieaso address for fed days, with Cuil box 5,195 Post uillee, Ni York, rh OF call paracey fs from tio V4 ar lie West 45h pie’ bane: 61 LEXINGTON AV.—TITRiE LARGE, STRONG, ; UNION BUTTON. | hole machine, at 8, & W. E. CORWIN’S, 20 Walker at. | ST NURSE-—WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A WET uree, perfectiy healthy’s and with a fuil breast ff fresh milk, "Apply at 04 Beat 1th tty Detwesk Sa. Me and SF. WAnrED—4 YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL on rater ed {2 a small famy; no ehitdren 5 mit, bu Soraer st » Apply ‘or two days at av, ‘ANTED—A NURSE TO TAKE ouAROR OF AN 7} fant six montos old; none ply beg Sasa having ex) and Je i Apo - tween ld and 13 ie at A wena my ANTED-A FRENCH GIRL, WHO CAN SPEAK Meth Eyauok: acid Egllan. to take cave ote ebiid tone rears old, Address W. i References requir interview’ can ve had, Wert GIRL, ALOUT M4 YEARS OF AGE, TO ‘aamiat in light housework, to be more of « companion to rl of 12 tan otherwise: @ good home; good reievence re- aul red. Apply at 1.2 West sith at, ANTED—A GOOD FLAIN COOK TO DO TUE ames mohics nd ironing and gb smal as irk wit el reference. ‘Apply at 390 iaat a a wuudeiieny WANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL ROUSEWORK ; must be a good cook, washer and trouer. Apply, wih reference, at 234 East S.at at, for two da: sid 'ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, (WASHER AND Apgar fore peineie, fam West New Brighton, Staten Island. App y at yom No. 4, tuys Aad \eanortow cooralan: berween vand'll o euce, win’ ten references. ANTED—A COMPETENT ¢ tnd irons retereace requires, atreet. WANTED -A GIRL, COMPETENT TO OPERATE ON Wilcox & Gibbs kewiny machine and to cut and fit, children's clothes, who would be wiuing to make herself yen- erally useful. Apply at 470 West 22d at. Wyre: A 18th at. sa Wana “GIRL TO WASH, IRON AND MAKE renee useful for a private ote Ing house: Rood city otha. i+» Herald ou i malog where an L 10 COOK, WASH Apply at $85 West 24d SCOTCH OR GERMAN GIRL, TO ASSIST housework. Apply at 868 Broadway, near after 8 o'clock at 108 West 14th st., near ANTED—A YOUNG LADY AS SALESWOMAN IN A confectionery store ; one who understands the business ¥ referred. Argiy between 9 and Il o'clock A M., to HENRY AILLARD, 619 Broadway. ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN TO COOK, WASH 1, next 08 forfour in famny; shart distance 1a the coun. ‘re yor wages Apply at WieurAN Bt ‘BIAD'S, 67 Bxchange piace, comer of fer ” ANTED.—A GIRL TO, COOK, WASH AND TRON ‘and do all the down work’ in a farrty of four per- “gent eman and ‘wile and iwo chil rea must bes cook, excel ont iaundress, and understand tuting: all couvenionoes for wo: wages to a co:: petent person, ser as clker'used sppinn tae ales eatcoses Tone Apply at 143 West Elevouth atreet, three doors from Sixth avenue, WARTED.~A GENERAL HOUSE SERVANT (CATHO- Me and German preverred) with good referenoes, 10 « place near the city; small family, and bigh wa.es paid. Ap- pis to-day from twelve o'clock (two P. i, ut 4a Went 4th at, between Mh sad ‘10th avs. _ SITUATIONS WAYTED—MALES. NEW BOWERY, CORNER bated. oly Lihat 211 MYrmon inany lately arrived from Hoglaudy wi 8 gentfeman’s servant, as waiter or apy kind of ike poner T. 513 TH AM, RETWERY OTH AND 42D BTR A ), boy of 18.8 groom or to make bimself generally usé.ul; understanus the care of horses. YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS PORTER, or would take care of horses; porsuenly understan‘s the business; no objection to the country; best reference. Cal on or address for this week SIMON MOUANN, ‘SAU 9th st. WARTED RY AN ENGLISHMAN, JUST ARRIVED IN country, a situation to look after a farm, or toe groun.is and garden of genveman; weil qualifidd; wil come @ month on trial. Address H. D., Spuyten Duyvil, LERKS AND SALESMEN, YOUNG MAN, AGED 18, WANTS A SITUATION Ue leara the city business talnry no obfs gets can ring the best reference. ‘A. YOUNG MAN, PossusainG A PEW THOUSAND doliars, woud’ accept a clerkship, with a view to pur- chasing an inierest, in some whoesale business; has had valua‘ie experience and can give city reference, ’ Address A., box 161 Heraid office, GOOD BITUATION IS OFFERED TO A_ }RUG of about one y experience; must come well recom- mended. Aypy at iS 2d ar. 1 RUGGIST OF 20 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE WISHES A aituation with a view to pu:chise of drug store, if em- Plover, wishes to sell; good reiereuces. Address “ALUM, e1aid D428. CLERK WANTED.—APPLY AT 3D AV. AND ast. ddress J. KE. G., station ANTED—A GOOD TEA SALESMAN FOR THE city; one with a trade will be Hoerally dealt with, Ad- areas bos B74 Post ollce. ‘ANTED-BY A PROTESTANT MARRIED WAN, A eee lon; Bs aia pension! farmer, set ear and coachiman Si, Cod faP erat nee has undoubted te, d ottice. Coumonials, Address P, Attys A REAPROTABLE GERMAN MAN, A ne as A, Sonoamant oe com, as had many years reterencea, Cau ne Hiaing Nasal aon Hod Wes for meh it to take entire bas he 7 ANTED—-A SITUATION, BY A SINGLE MAN, AS leper; (end ere, orfes, (rust ‘and: towers; "and nies tom to rave. 1.) Post office, 625 2, reverencos, Can be seen atthe above number, 10 tl Address ea Men Loo are of stoct wes ‘Spring (X Avs co! WADIS a situation as maker's, tll engaged, RNER MTH 8T.—A PROTESTANT coachman ; has first class the dress- __ HELP WANTED—HALES. whisky; employment steady; wages liberal LEX! Bealtny. houedt, tne Turkish bathe; must INGTON AVENUE —THUREE LARGE, gent, nat xwear, dustrious Amerl+ use tobacco or Befriend Appt AN OFFICE; MUST WRITE A hand. Apply at 61 Broadway, room 22, between IL OX WANTED — ONE ‘wito RESIDFS WITH HIS parents and writes a hand. Address, in own hand- wilting, box 4,761 New ) ork Foat Ouice. ARKEEP! de stuns Leoxmmo ‘at from last employer, ( Emorarion TO COLORADO. and fam Joeating committees! rel ected, ibe made to mart for the Went, ER WANTED. va bie business we ng to custome! niles witling to enjoy lately at No. 7 Broadway. PIRST CLASS WAITER, AuTeD.- o'clock A, M., at No. 495 th YOUNG MAN WHO UN. oat wilting to make himself it be well recommended “Address: ‘ ea al., Herald office, — NANVASSERS =WANTED,—COMMISBION LIBERAL, Nee ARB st the osiee of the “Landmark,” 40 Fulton st., 0 we ‘ORKINGMEN own farms, reek, when’ pre- Cal imme- APPLY AFTER 10 AUNDRY.—WANTED A PERSON, rwoman, to take ebar.e of a laundry started; if tue party bas a smail fail ARTIES WANTING RESPECTABLE AND LUORA- tive employment as canvassers, can find same on apyll- cation trom halpast nine wo one d'elvee. 6 Broudw rooms 34 and EITHER MAN about to be ny ob) ection. N, B. MILLS, 121 Nassau st., room 10, oi ayy NITED STATES MARINE CORPS,--WANTED TMME- diately, for this fevorite branch of the servi ret men, who have been honorably discharged United States Army or Marine cot unmar- rom the corps. Further information given at Marine Barraa 4, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS MALE COOK AT & 8TH ‘avenue. ANTED--10 FIRST RATE FANOY CASSIMERE ‘weavers. Appiy at 192 Fulton street, up stairs, Spyantae-4+ SMART BOY IN sinalael berets BOY FOR INITIA INITIAL, 87 peste st Thurs and & SONS, Association Bullding, 4th av. Pe Sad et. iay, betwen 4 OYSTER HOUSE. NCH'S, 245 8th av. onrLy at G. P, PUTNA! Be tet te Bh MEN AT THE Em. State Up! Renovating Company, Nos. 7 and 9 West fd at Fisth Avedue Motel. Weed YO NG MAN, 16 OR 17 YEARS oF AOE, far- to attend @ tripe stand. ‘Appy at 26 Catharn ANTED—A BART NDER WHO THORO GHLY UN- cerstands bis mended from business and his last employer. A can come well recom. ddrese G., Station F, ‘AITER WANTED—ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS opening oysters and 1s willing to make himself t the Clinton Place House, 755 Bros ally useful. way, corner Of “ANTED. ‘Court at, ‘well recommended and x id ay DR: lt some fino IRIBH'S DRUG ner. ade STORE, 191 fndusirious and honest iy, use;ul; he. must be wiedye of the drag busl- ne saesirable, Cail from tol A. M. ANTED—MECH. ANICAL AGENTS EVERY WHERE, to introduce Kelies NEW YORK C' 's loose iP CO., vi Ro. old st., New York. \WANTED—A Goon sToUT BOY ABOUT 20 YEARS old to do laboring work; must Tead and write well; re erence reauired, AdpIy ak ‘dlailery, No. 7 Tamed’ from 10 to 12. W ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO WAIT ON TABLES, and who ig willing to make himsef generally noctul, No other need apply, at 414 6th av., corner 2dth at. between & aud 7 A. M AMUSE Waves. WAtback’s. ataaa oe GONTING! aunt a Wiraaenag fora in bis Se gee in Conlerie' RY VENT! Nee Rents secured two weeks la advance, RAND OPFRA HOURE. weit a AN 13 eA fegiiMare MADAME KATHI LANNER, and VIENNOISE BAULAT Ta TROUPE, one ighth avenue. pr ronderful Artiste, her world-reueenad by the entire prens, withou prot t dis lie, seal end tae" publ gener aly as, the finest EVER wirnns8eD 1 IN pacers, mr erant Scenic Sensation, by Marston, THE GROTTO OF THE SYREN! ACME OF Sonny | eg alos = a never been surj ri ‘passed as & work of The o New Grand Comic Ballet Fantastique, HIRKA, Tue Se Spproval” ‘The di THE NATIONS. PPrOVAl with ite various beau atthe diferent Nlourey UNTIL PURTHER WOICE uring Madame (inges will be Rents seoured in advance at the mers, 701 Broa ‘Twenty-third stree. way with enthusiastic demonstra. reat Ajax specia'ity, ‘ul characteristic dan- jonaiities, commencer vin yment the algo at Schir: ‘Ticket Office, corner POWERY, THEATRE. Engagement extraordinary, The great senaation. The tt ft Great woure o' -PRENCH WRESTLI' in conjunction with the modern Hercules, the Man with the Iron Jaw, the wonder of the surnamed nineteenth ae Mie. Ate a oie, GREAT on All I the great ie, Artiats, KF, Master NA w. THRRMAN a « i MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 Woons we aaa AND MENS OREU at te i “an ons. DIATALIE, Hemaie Samson. x A ait Senora a \. logether with every ember vot the great vart OrCLeck, cas oF, rformances will commonce eek pany at2 anderen with the successful new Bu EAST ae conclude. GC 7 AGIC TRUMPET, TH in which the celebrated Pantomimista, the MARTINETT! but Pe, wil sppent. 1—TRE WITCH! 8 OF NEW FORK ie FRANCIRCO MINSTREL HALL, bt SERPNADERS apne aw SWAIN BK cx ies CELIA PAR GENERAL oe tine LUCREZIA BORGLA. ToL Le Bote OPBRA uous Ny, iE SUCCKAS 0) UBB: 201 BOWERY. Ri VS fs COOLEST HO HOU se TIN New Y Windows on ¢ con a8 at TO! FRANK KERNS. MARIE SOREN ane Conk brecses, JARTER. Fe oma cushion. eae HAL i ONeILe a v pe Le oarpeteetec pif le bts meet are SATURDAY: ar ras usical instransents, O'CLOCK. omer OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. This evening, Grand Complimentary Testimonial to LINA EDWIN, tendered by the Brat citizens o n which occas A GREAT Bie WILL BE ie a After which MR. f Broo’s}ym RESENTED. GEORGE CLARKE. will recite Sasavel Lover's celebrated poou, SHAMUS O'BRIEN. To conciude with THE, BN Ae PR BRI cor Ras SATURDAY NI 'T, BS. ¥ Bi. CONWAY 'S PARK THE Apvly oli. SINE ente! weekly or nightly until Beptel Y BAMMIS, Park Theatre, .OE, “Vast PERFORMANCE. ATRE, BROOKLY: bed ‘ANTED-TWO. SMART BOYS, GERMAN PRE. Apply between Ay! and 12 at J. W. 8. ASPELL’S ‘Erie depot W 4irre d. fruit store, Chambers st. “ANTED. nei loafers wanted. ANTED.-BUSINESS MEN (THOSE HAVING EXPE- preferred), to en, Wace py for for two ws kay welts: BY A YOUNG MAN, AT HIS RESIDENCE, Eade ‘of accounts or copying; best references. Ad- dress CLAUDIU ., Heraid office. ANTED—A TRAVELLER WITH MEANS TO INVEST in samples; alno an agent for this city. Address MANU- FACTURER, box 189 Herald ottice, V ’ANTED—A SITUATION IN A WHOLESALE PKO- duce or hardware store, by a voung man, aged 50, to learn the bus'ness; is str ng and ac.ive and not afraid of work; can furnish yood referencess-Address for two days WILLING, Herald ower. neece ay! ASSISTANT IN A TEA AND GRO- cery #tore; one who understands the Preemie? and whose character will vear the stricvest investigation. Address ¥, A, Cy Herald oitice. TANTED—TWENTY SALESMEN, WITH 90) TO $500, to open «i epote, in wa creel Kod w eet sa rrelnee iid and staroh Pollan. Vaid on or ki . JOHNSON, B46 ocuners hey A How York. WASTED. A FIRST CLASS GROCERY CLERK, AC- qualnted with the city trace; must come well recom- mended, Address GROCERY, 6436 West Bid st ANTED—A FIRST | CLASS BOOKKEEPER, ONE siomed to Mannfacturers’ General, Accovt, and avin a some administracive al Address, in Landwritin opie ‘with reverences, (or iwo days, W. FP. 8., 671 7 ANTED.—A VARNISH MANUFACTURING HOUSE wants to engage a travelling salesman, who fs thor- the business. Address, with parti 06 Herald office, ‘ANTRD—IN A HAT JOBBING HOUSE, AN ENTRY clerk and a young man to ney reports, also xn owce boy, Address, with reterences aud sa.ary re .uired, CLERK, box 8,688 Post oilice. ANTED—THE SERVICES OF A THOROUGH bookkeeper for about two hours daily; one taintliar with the bonded storaye business preferred; good references required. Address, in hanuwriting of a| leant, statin, ary and where an interview tmay be bud, BF. B., box oftice. W oughly nequalnted wil Post IN AN OFFICE, A YOONG MAN WHO ime Knowledge of bookkeeping and who is id and correct at i,u must write a p.ain hand y understand’ th te pani jacguaze. oan none other will suit) a permsnent situation en. Address, stating where employed curing last ‘nd giving references, RAPID, Herald office. WARZEDIA MAN WHO HAS HAD LONG EXPERI- ence in some Eastern house to take charge of our manu- lies three years facturing depart veut, .c. adress Let, OUH? & aie | extracts, perfumery, hair ofls, pomades, baking powuer, &c COACHMEN AND ‘GARDENERS. ae \ YOUNG MAN DESIRES A EITUATION AS COAG mun, understands the management of horses; Do o0jcc- tion to the country, Herald office. SITUATION WANTED—A8 COACHMAN, BY A RE- Auaret Apectable young man, who thoroughly undérstante the RI Fr care an ae ment of hors nine years’ re‘erence, ball on or addres 11 4th ay, fn harness store, SITUATION WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, FOR ie conshman; sity oF oounlrr vervesty understands ideratands gar- EBUKY, box gnieing andcareof horses and cai n hot ntraid of work, Addree WATis Sto Herald oflice, FIRST CLASS COACHMAN AND good city reference from his former plac tion to the country. Cay be seen, or vest 88th | COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG st., pri man, who thoroughly understauds his business; can ive tour years’ city reference from last empioyer, + box 136 i.@rald ollice, RESPEC, ABLE YOUNG MAN WISHES AN ENGAGE- ment as Lire: class coachman, horse trainer or grvo.a; has best references in. this city ‘Adress M. 1, box 12 Herald o1 "A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GARDENER and coachman and wife as laundrymald or waiter ; both well recommended frotn their iast emp uyer. Uallon or ade Groce Be P., at Flemming’s seed store, 67 Nassau st., tor two jaye, ITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN, BY Ai SMART, active young man, who perfecty understands driving, Care of horses, harness, car:iages anu gardening; can milk} Boral and obliging; qdod reierences, “Audream J., box id eral (o4cHwax AND GROOMS SILUATION WANT Z, By an experienced man, with excelient city refere eity ocountry. Calton or ad irene N. M.y Wright's harness store, corner Fy and 4b av. YOACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED— @ man who fu ly un erstande his business; would make himeelf generally useful; can muk, Address E. M., boxl76 Herald owe, (74m Prima ae WANTED BY A SINGLE Protestant; hus &, yood, Knowiege of the bel. ners, both In oo I an t) ace a farce bs i ‘an arsisiant on dress | Wares ‘seed store, seo Bees hace: WAY. whined ‘Address vo ability and chart » manuiactirera of | | | neh Parlor, Chamber j Beruy of private Carn ‘ ls sc improvement 1h | fs ite ferry. A a CANVASSER WHO HAS BRAINS AND rerance suilicient to. ena le him to "us, 18 Wanted at Fr Long Dock, Jersey City, Take oom 10, 146 Broadway ; no ce aS cauvansipg ascents, Aj days to the LONDON TUBLISHING 0. 18 TANTED.--A COLORED BOY, ABOUT J5, BRIGHT ‘and quick, used to horses and willing ty make himself usefui in the country, Broadway, second flocr, room can aj No, trom Cr ae ces, at 170 ‘ANTED—IN A BANK, A YOUNG MAN AS MESSEN- ‘ger; must live with hi dreas, stating age, residenc office, and parents io or hear = elf Ade reierences, box 1,208 Post ye MAN, ALSO A WOMAN, 70 WORK ON ‘arm; private stabl ‘tea ty employment. je, 6th av. and 126th st., Apoly at Mr. SILLECK’S. trom 10 to 2 o'clock. '‘ANTED—A SMART MAN TO CANVASS FOR oriers for a cement roofing company; to a youd srrenssnenie will customed to Address, with name and referenc the buaine FIRST CLASS ARCRTIECTURAL DRAUGHT party ace e made. OF ER, Herald ottice AN wanted. at the oflice of HENRY FERNBACH, very tect, No. 21 Nass SITUATION WANTED—BY A THEORETICAL AND Dractioal olvil engineer and surveyor:, tn a good topo- A grapher and d: at, room 23, rat beat re commendations. Address Jan; SURVEYOR, Herald ‘ofice, tor three days. FIRST CLASS ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN, tent in every respect and able totake charge as fret asatalaot. will find 8 RE, box 176 Herald immediate offic amount of salary eapecteds, employment by address n stating references an FIRST CLASS CUSTOM CUTTER WANTED—A Nberal salary and steady employment guaranteed to a dy man woo understands iy busing five unexceptiona le ta erence: dress MEKCHANT TAILOR, no. oth Herald office. thero ighly and can rs need appiy. Ad- KAHN'S MUSEUM, D* 745 Broad No one should vial Dr. KAHN'S Magniicent -Museum—the beautifal in the wortt, Admission 50 cent Qpen dally, rout ¥ to B and 4) Broadwa; cae ‘Astor place. ast . pporite, Astor pince. jew. York without passing an hour at most attractive ang na'7 HHL Ae { 3 NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Gif ¢ Broudway. 8 gis (GEatabliated 1818.) 61 618 We are fe og as wonderfally made, | oy Gig The Beautics, Wonders and Monstroaities of 6 #18 ths Human and Animal Creation to be seen at 18 one visit. ae MPBRRACE OARDRN, FIFTY-RIGHTH STREET AND Thied avenue. Thnfaday, Saiy 28, 1Wi0.--Mallenhauer'¢ Grand Vocal and Instrnmental ‘Reappearance Mins Canissa, Ad vission 25 cente. idorenrartsh COMIQUE, nt ice: sacks 1D BALLE GRAN! T U! THE BEST that HAS EVER A PERRED la NEW YORK. OWERY THEATRE.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN desirous of en; address the subscri mail, statin; ILLIAM B. arins for the, enauing seagon will pleas DEHELIGH, Manager. ENTRAL PARK GARDEN, C NIGHT. THRODORE THOMAS’ POPULAR _CONCERTS. IPHRATRE CoMIQUE, S143 BRoaDW HART, RYMAN. ‘AN IMMENSE BILL 0 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, increasing stock »¢ A CaTEW ART. TO-NIGAT. AY. COES. Jarge and constantly 1D CUT: mee "Neu fresh and orizia on hand at th destenty ETROPOLITAN 30) JOB PRINT NG OFFICE, street, Old Herald: Building 81, UAT maker office. TION and \NTED—BY A FIRST CLASS TOOL, uniat, adaress TOUL MAKER, Herald =I kK HAT TRIMMER WANTED—WHO CAN BIND ON Ss amachne, BROWNE, NEVIN & HALL, 1/4 Centre st, Te TANOMAKERS._A FINISHER WANTED AT J. & FISCHER'S, 425 Weat 28th at., near vth av. W \ femal ATCHCASE POLISHER je. 18 Ann street, WANTED—MALE OR ANTED—WORK IN A PRINTING OFFICE BY A ady who has worked at wpe gettin: bout four monthe, Cal dress K. M, 7 Bleecker et. ANTED—A SITUATION IN A MANUFACTURING OR minipy. Address box ANTED—A COMPETENT WEAVER. B91 Jersey City Post o1 uarye of, bagging looms, bla TY. No, » ly Bard a business, with a view of learning the same. Muck, TO TAKE App. to TODD & RAF. A. frat durlag o grid ‘rhe wo | few Chickering Mas AY Second band Ings and other celebrated mal mouth, or wil tal _PIANOFO | TEs. class makers, at Pianos, Grands, REAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS, 431 BROAD- way, will dispose of 100 Pia 10a Meiodeons and Organs exireinely low ke from 85 to nd rent mone; if re included tt CRTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BAKNES' premium Pianofortes; aleu extensive assortment ot uaree and Uprights, Chicker- ert; om insialmente at cas ces for cash zrpoutnls uatit Hed if purchase tie often,” ag JOHN Gf BARNES, 137 Highth stree., near Broad- A MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND corners, Pianoforte, for $800, on}; Tanted, tor # from make: ni ure. in ote to suit Tesi BRILLIANT TO made by celebrat wood 74 octave ven eer io . betwee legant, ncrtlice’ #8 cash. EK & SON, 146 Bleck: NED 7K OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, ed city maker; five years’ warrantes 5 Cont 8 U0, for 2.0, ‘Los tor sintpping. montis, com Etaperes, + tyr kug Rover 01 retrang be } celebrated inaker. $700 for 2.0; Pat amber, Dining WANT A GOOD PIAN RRELL'S wareroom, No, 8 Unfon square; sold on mente or rented; customers wulted tangs. stock jb ; makers sew k before select carved; atest ES GORDUN, 18 Fu nitures gacriti | fay Teaving city. 6 Weat Fifveenth airew nea ‘iaits to order wil be 80.4 for B2i ad Diniog Furaiparest bail cages, | niog Furniture at half cost; nD Bast Tenth sires west niveraity place aud FACT.—OUR PIANOS ARE THE BEST mente in this market for the _mongy, aaked, one block west ith avenue U Fully war. 56 Bleecker street, one block east from Broseway, SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO | 3 el four rou .t corners, carted | Complete Housch tirch: y co NS Went Teese mners at haul Bost, Call at private street, Near Bixth avenues MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAKOFORT MADE ry ixth av. CHEAP, CALL AT OOD 2 OCTAVE FIAN: 8135, FINE INSTRU 3 mangnifoeat 7 octave, made bj Weber, having } reat ll street, ‘near ‘Mac- + aaa manufactured at STE: Warerooms, 6 Weat mreet, next to In CHEAPEST AND MOST. ma FIRST CLASS: Pianos, EDMAN & HOLLYER'S and jeat Bixieenth sixth avenue U hare "eae 514 BROADWAY. N IMM" N3E BILL, TO-NIGHT. ALL THE GREAT COMPANY WILL APPEAR, FUMAT{O TUNNEL—UNDER Broadway. corner Warrea. Open ps BROADWAY. “a W tos. TPHEATRE COMIQUE, 8: sanoror: THE MAN WITH _AN IMMENSE. NLL. TO- rE TALKING HAND. “AY. STER, NIGHT. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, A large and constaatly increasing stock of woup curs, from fresh and orlgiaal ETROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE; designs, on hand at the aga street, Old Heraid Butdihg. Meas BARNEY, MASTER BARNEY, TOLETER WITH THE REGUL, THEATRE COMIQUE. TAN 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. increasing stock of A ‘wooD Rhye Cer MOPOLTEAN, JOB PRINTI Naseau screet, AR TROUPR. IMMENSE | BILL. large and constantly m fresh and original NG OFFICE old Bernd Buudiog. eee ME LECTURE SZASO0 STED—A GENTLEMAN OF SOME LITSRARY attainments to assist In the preparaion of @ course of box 1 3 Herald ollice, stating subjects om W ‘ lectures. Ad.ires which he is prepared to write, terms, id where interview MU5.CAL, perience in Hol.and, Frange and Gi and verv auccessiu. a@ a teaher, | Piano music; terms mot “FOREIGN GENTLEMAN, OF MANY YEARS’ BX- jermany, painstaking ives leseous In voce! OF C4 18 erence. Call erate, oo or adaresa Dr. 2. CRAMER, 67 Went Twelfth sure-t, bewween ; Fitch and Sixth avenues. cUL see Be QREAT, SACRIFICE Fo) Pator 8u' T i= ine for $5; rosew ‘ood | ture 1 forie, coat $80, for r half cost. | ge: block west o: Fiithavenue. irivate Testsehe, Broadway, between Biverwite | ehy. 67 3H. — nip, careedy taieat sigies covered: wih, brocate. made to order, cost 2430, for 4175; one do, two walnut striped rep Suits or $85; two piain rep. four round corner 74 pee Piano- Champer, Liorary Dining Furat- WE trent are, University pince and ETS, FURNITU @B AGO BED! “Housekeopers plied watt ose onthiy. Payments weakly 0 orm pik Corner Twenty-tifth street ine Shere ‘aad sixth av Die, JARFE TS FURSICU dd, Ulbuf AL: AND BEDDTN ; housekeupe «ai | eae 2 Earn ho Brant aveade, hi Payment taken ‘OF mustaiy. sia raced at éae