The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1872, Page 16

(434 series ae men’s washing ; ‘Gress ied Housckeopers, Ke. me nn BBTWEE 10TH 438 ‘EEN Bad tate widow 4 scearoull te shee Gail oF BROOKLYN, B. D.—AN a ‘as housekeeper. Call 434 Snene RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW LADY WISHES DESIRES PATION AS COPYIST. ‘= Kaaeben Mra. L., Pos once, Jersey City. Pa dag ee WIDOW EARNESTY DE inion, hi eer oF be i forthe timer; any, ny pom uot menial atl be naan ‘Address at once WIDO' WITH 4 WIDOWED MOTHER hee ae support, desires @ position that o eoESBITY, "box 5 : eh aes W/.NTED—MALES. De ratiaand at WANTED—FOR roids ES MoCREERY & 60, Bro Broadway y andi mi rc "s machin ‘rat clacs hands can Rave good’ wages aud nesdy work? 4 Bleecker st. KERS.—! Cc OOK WANTS SITUATION. a = 1 MAN ‘macl pandas dross. cook.” Call To-day, at at Weet auth makers, may apply to'Madusn PARRAER, 2c West lath st. | floor, room 2 im yoar, Geet pare stux | GITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN DESIROUS sulfa, and a fow good hands for children's garments Wages; good security, ae. Address Kr Herald offices” HYSIOIANS.—A STEADY LAD OF 17 DESIRES place in the office of reputabte piseielaa, Sem 8 to for the can harness a horse Write short hand. pies! OM BURNS, 33 Park row, room. (RST-CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED—0! ion trimmers need apply. M. A. CONNOLLY, nyo. 7 fea Pf net AND DRESSMAKERS WANTED IM- BRADBURY BROB., 812 and 314 Bowery. pvogtion ag housskespery widowers fam YOUNG LADY IS ANXIOUS 70 FIND SOME EM. Aas tin a fancy goods where ahe would Bias a/uinluiin AK: inthe femiiy; hasbeen accustomed, to sewing. ~ HOME, box 16d Herald Uptown Branch offee. ‘LADY OF REFINEMENT, PLEASING MANNERS | ~ A and Kindly heart as houseSeeper for a gentleman or wo FIRST CLASS SALESLADIES WISH sITUA- Sa ae eat ER uct Uptows | references piven st fi requlred. ed Address ¥.°5. Te Herald Branch office. ‘anid ptown Branch 0 AND _ REFINEMENT, ANTED_BY A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG LADY, A ily conmpevea gat to take Ue enue ore house ts Potion a4 companion, to asset ta a soa a9 cit wae hogs a bo menial; Would make: ieee en ony: 0 rey ‘Sidrem 5. ABDAMS.” Srooklyn Brauch jnwhatever capacity employed. Address . 8, Brook- oes ae, | Branch Herald Pe CLASS DRESSMAKERS AND WAIST HANDS Wanted.—Good prices paid and steady work, only e_best hands required. Apply at once to W! aang "711 Broadway, corner of 9th TRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED.—ALSO AP- _prentices, Apply at 6756th av., entrance corner s0th st, UR SEWERS WANTED.—APPLY AT LORD & TAYLOR'S, Broadway and 20th st.; entrance to the workroom in 201 th st. ILE-AGED LADY WISHES A poate ns house Arges would assist; would take entire charge of children Sele ws ‘wardrobes. Address ‘ANTED—BY A LADY, A SITUATION AS OVER- te head aa saleswoman, Cahier oF any position that ree } active person references given. “Ad- Gress for two day's Ht W., Herald office. . M., Herald Uptown W), ABOUT 30 ERI OW), YEARS Nae pol BA ayy New Engiand, would iixe on fick "return to, the alt. out i October 1,40 take Siisasiee polltlon ands food of children, -Addvess Mes bp he isan POSITION As HOUSERREPER 1H A fret cham hota of age 3 "Aidvens F-8., West Side Ad° arti sou eae ang ‘West 254 st. HOUSEKEEPER IN A HOTEL—OR aay Fost. 8 th f trust, by an American woman a experience, ldyess COMPETENT, ‘Weratd: bind ANTED—BY A LADY, A. POSITION 48 BOOK. Keeper or copyini- address If Rast uth Wnts —a WIDOW AND emir LADIES of refinement, wish 8 to oversee house any Pisce os (em a ao cone oe ‘as teach to young chil- ler in a given. At Mbox Hi Herald Uplows: Intelligence Offices. ERMAN SERVANTS—FOR ALL POSITIONS, CAPA- ble and trustworthy, constantly found at $18 Bowery: entrance on Bleecker st Mrs, LOWE. YOUNG WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION AS housekeeper: no objection to travel. Address W. K., jorald Uprown “Branch ¢ office, A MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN LADY or ABILITY and refinement desi Place as house- in, some, good family; Lest relerence. Address Di Rerald Uptown Branch office. -ANTED—BY A LADY OF RESPECTABILITY AND tema: day: refinement, a position as housekeeper in some gen- phous references exchanged. dress for three .. He rald office. ener A YOUNG LADY REDUCED IN CIR. cumstances, a situation as housekeeper in a widow- family. Address L. E., Herald Uptown Branch office. ‘ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, situation as housekeeper in hotel; has had 10 years’ ERWows ood references. Address tor one week Mrs, BNOW, ierala Uptown Branch office. ‘ANTED—BY YOUNG WIDOW LADY, WITH ong child, a position as housckeeper ; good home Is of the first Importance; would like to go West: best ret- erences exchanged. Addrees M, BAKING Herald | ofice. ANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED AMERICAN WO- oaition-as housekeeper or companion, 0 take care of an invalid indy’: bes fon to the count: Ay at Young Ladies’ Chris country. al ‘oun Vhrist Amoclation, 64 Irving P ince, on Monds; for three days. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN LADY, a eae houpekegper } wnexceptionable refer- ences given. Address M: lerald Uptown Branch ANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY OF EXPERIENCE, # housekeeper’s position a 8 widower's family. Ad- . ADAMS, Brooklyn Post firess, for one week, M: sMoe. 7s BRIGHTEST AND MOST SPARKLING SHE EVENING PAPER EVENING rer OF THE Day. TELEGRAM, Laundresses, &c. 4 CLARKSON ST.—A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN oe wishes to go out by the day to wash or iron or houseclearing. BQ oTH AVA RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES m’s or ladies’ washing at her own resi- ence; can do up clothes neatly ; well recommended, 4.2, WEST Ss ST., REAR HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR, room 7.—A colored woman takes in washing an # Rentlemen’s linen done in the neatest manner and with the greatest de WEST 27TH 8f., SECOND FLOOR.—A FIRST class laundress wishes washing at her own room; 59 pa and fluting. r 160 WEST 28TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS would take the washing of a few families aud gentlemen at her own home ; best reference given. 21: THOMPSON STAN EXPERIENCED COLORED laundress solicits washing to do at home; linens, 2c, done in superior style; terms reasonable inbieRet wnd reliable. Mrs. J. W. | cept erie work of any kind. WANTED— 149 WEST 30TH ST. ‘A FASHIONABLE ‘HAIR. dresser would like a few more engagements by the week or month, 937 WEST 10TH ST. ROOM 7.—A YOUNG LADY © { wishes position in @ store, or writing of any kind in an offive or at home. LADY ACCUSTOMED TO SPEAKING FRENCH (Paris), music and English branches, desires a T6-98- Rae fienvent as renidout governem;, beat Foferences. Broadwaye care of Messrs. Hawks & Ogilvy, 300 ay. A LADY WELL QUALIFIED TO IMPART THOROUGH instruction in French, English and music, desires a Position as resident or visiting Instructremg in ‘ school or private tami would give lessons for some hours dally in exchange e for Board. ‘Apply at il6 Wavericy place for one week. PROFESSIONAL, SITUATION MALES. N_ ACCOMPLISHED FRENCH LADY TEACHER, fr sa fhe musician, desires pupits, or to ex: instruction for, a com(Grtable home Sir A GERMAN LADY OF ByUCA 10m WISHES | A situation as governess in a fi mily ; teaches nd German and th the fra ins ruction of Address N. D., id Uptown French, Englis! music ;' best reference. Branch office, A YOUNG GERMAN LADY OF MUCH EXPERIENCE in teaching the modern languages, including Eng- hest, references. ce, 1,265 Broad: res to give 3 N. N., Heral private lessons; hi Uptown Branch ot ‘PARISTAN LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGEMENT as adress Nia vernese. French classes ken ata low Tate. Address VALENCE, 5434 West 824 A, YOUNG LADY OF RESPECTABILITY WOULD ike 8 position as comipanicn to alady. reaps: Miss H. HAL e Mrs, Strugnell, 249 West 17t1 “YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION IN SOME Pleasant family as a governons; has had the experi. ence of teaching for the past two years in. a first class school; is competent to instruct fn the English languas French, music, drawing and gu Kind of fancy work. For further’ information ad re G., box 166 Post office, or apply to 110 Bast 88th st YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES A SITUATION as resident or daily + decnbeinet teaches German, French and music; best references Address M. W., sta: ion care YOUNG LADY, HONOR GRADUATE OF COLLEGE, desires an eng ntentant og visiing & erness to chil- dren, or to ladies of neglected education; or woul Address ALUM. AE, Herald office LADY COPYIST, TRANSLATOR AND SKETCH Writer desires employment. | Letters written and Jessons given in Freneh and English, ‘ava ‘and drawing. 8, H., 78034 a th at. BURA: HOUSEWORK.—WANTED, A rgsher and troner for a family ‘of three adule, Apply at at ‘ANDS WANTED—ON HUMAN HAIR; GOOD CURL- ers can earn from $10 to $15 per week; ood ea dressers and algo one soprentice, at Mrs. L. 8 Bowery, near Great Jones st. ‘ANDS WANTED ON WOOLLEN SHIRTS.—APPLY at once at 318 East 43d st. TLLINER WANTED—TO. TO PE Wienie se Va. Apply w BOSWORTH, WHITE & icholas ble ILLINERS WANTED—AT 647 6TH AV. ___M. A. HALEY'B, ILLINER WANTED—STEADY WORK AND GOOD wages. Mrs. MIDGLEY, 68 Prince st., near Broad- way. Ww ctl ef A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, 0! is city, the best reference, an agency, inci Wer ae acta Saeed Aad: , box 149 Herald office. La POSITION AS COLLECTO! TIME. Pia wai man or tren map apie: bes pot can be pevied imlddtes seed eee ven. gees Hy, N., ‘care Bay Bh & Nichols, BS ‘Wooster st. Wages bale photos TO WORK AND DRIVE A truck or express wagon; See the handlin ‘of from one tosis horecs the vi very best ferences. Address A. BIGELOW, box 8007 Postomfice. yg pete) Fo sOuNy MEN,. RECENTLY FROM ‘uations with a first class enti, rig ntudies in dentistr, tif Address inbaw ia ‘Sou loomfeld st, Hoboken, N. J. NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN (colored), a situation as waiter in fp rodeurant or hotel; good reference can be given. 100 East 22d st. spertch nehotel understands hia buna pertcdy orter in & un 8 his business perfectly ; ne objection to go to tothe country. Address P. 0., He o WILL BE GIVEN FOR A PERMANENT SIT. House at Pty ina if Suegrance, oF or mercantile silage oit7 rences A. B.°G., Herald otiee, __ CLERKS AND SALESMEN. iopnenian Rou one megane vie eaten fiom, box 687 Post office, New York. TLLINERS.— WANTED A FIRST CLASS TRIMMER ; alzo,miilivers; steady employment and liberal pa 4 pai jo. Lhands, Apply at J. ROTHSCHILD" est Mth st. ULANERS, THREE STYLISH TRIMMERS WANT- fipst clans work, liberal salary will be paid. ‘Apply ‘to ie RGN 8d West 14th spay bat TRAVELLER WOULD LIKE A STA- Pie . saleable article to sell on commission. Address WEs' TERN, box 216 Herald office, N EXPERT ACCOUNTANT WANTS SITUATION with railroad, bank, broker, oa ti, references ex: Reet aay, Addiess QUICK, Herald of- ROTESTANT GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED—ONE i, Whe understands plain cooking, washing and iron- ing. Apply at 213 West 23d st, HIRTMAKER WANTED—A WOMAN COMPETENT SS to cut trom measure and take charge of workroom. Address, with retcrences, J. D., Custom Department, Herald office. A. GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE, SOUND CHAR- acter and good salesman, with best city reference wishes for ‘an immediate engagement in any commercial house or factory av collector and salesman: large salary er expected to commence to those who can appreciat uprightness and strict business habits, adver- dire more on his merits for reward. Address J. DMMERCE, Herald office. ALESWOMAN WANTED-—EXPERTENCED IN MIT- linery. Apply at 421 6th av., betw Mis EM. BA 7 2 ea ALESLADIES WANTED—FIRST CLASS am KD dies for the millinery goods OTM also cash girls wanted. Apply atJ. ROTHSCHILD’S, 58 West 14th street. IALESLADY AND thorot SALESMAN WANTED—WHO hy understand the retail millinery and fancy ire i. Address, with particulars, MILLINERY, box I rooklyn Branch Herald office. Txt io bin Potala r SALESWOMEN WANTED— WaAsteD—a FIRST CLASS MANTUA MAKER, AN experienced cutter and fitter; a lady of steady, settled habits preferred; to a sultatle eraon a liberal rie will _be paid. ‘Apply at WORTHINGTON & Fry 'H’S, 507 Broadway. ANTED.—A GERMAN OR SWEDISH GIRL, SPEAK- ing English and thoroughly understanding cooking, Washing, ironing and general honsework, will find an ex: cellent place in a small tamily. Apply, with reference, at ney st, near Bedford av., Williamsburg, ‘ANTED—A COOK, WASHER AND IRONER FOR A small family. Tiquire Monday, between 9 and 12 at 48 West 55th st. ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MILLI- ner, vudesttnars girtance outof the city. Apply to JOHN DAVIS, 646 Brondway. Wegener GERMAN PROTESTANT GIRL, TO DO general be poaseyrark in wsmall private family. 1n- quire at 1833¢ West 40th ‘ANTED—GOOD OPERATORS ON THE REMING- ton Family Sewing Machine, at C. L. SOLOMON’S, 187g Bowery, or 0. MILLER’S, 8, 108, Bleecker st. ANTED—A GOOD COOK eG, TO DO THE washing and ironing toi ig of three persons; ood reterence Pies Apply Bat West 34th st., Mon: a from 10 to 12 o'clock. ANTED—AT 405 6TH AV., A GIRL, ABOUT 14, 4, TO DO light housework and g0 of errands; must go home ry night, TEACHER, WITH THE BEST CITY REFERENCE, will give ingtruction at her own or pupils’ residences in all the English branches, music, drawing French and Latin, on moderate terms. ‘Address 8. L. M., Herald office. YOUNG LADY OF 18, OF MOST ENGAGING MAN ners, educated and fefined, anxious to please, soli- cits immediate empl ent either as housekeeper, inusic teacher, governess or oe com, iad week from 12 to 9 P. M., ‘est A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS VISIT. ing governess or as teacher in a school or famil Address ¢ for one in, English branches, music and en taught. W., Herald U Uptown Branch i ER GLISH VISITING eon fee ADVANCED ‘AND 4 imental English ; thout masters; French, r iste, wit! Latin, drawing and_ painting? highest’ city relerene Address BEVERN, box 192 Herald offtc Ms: SMITH IMPARTS INSTRUCTION IN THE HIGH, ext branches, French, German, Spanish and Music Penmanship, Elocution, Composition and Calisthenics ‘according to'the first London masters; ladies of neglected ishacad taught by am ensy method. * 481 Gih ay., from 12 OUTH.—A SUCCESSFUL LADY TEACHER (&NG- lish) of vocal music desires an engagement for school or private family residing South; highest reter- Pont iven. Address, for three days, NORTH, Brookiyn ‘ost office. - | TRS FO! IGNERS ‘WISHING TO ‘LEARN ENGLISH. ss fied lady, aeons competent, wishes to give lessons: unde ratands Fi ‘rench, German and Spanish. Ad- dress ESPERANZA, box 213 Herald ¢ office. VISITING GOVERNESS. .N ENGLISH LADY IS DE- A sirons of engaging with one or two families havi children to, i oo youn) by the hour. peace ‘Addre West uth st. best reference. WEST WTH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN ‘Wishes some families’ ladies’ or gentlemen's nicely; terms reasonable ; best reference it required. aa 236 EAST 2D 8T.—A MARRIED WOMAN TO GO leaning. on Mrs. RED} 6 EAST 30TH ST., IN THE GROCERY STOR! ironing and cleaning. 222. WEST 16TH ST., SECOND FLOOR,—A RE. 3 eat reference can be given if required. EAST 2TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS LAUN- ora few gentlemen. Address. 3 EAST &TH 8T., SECOND FLOOR.—A FIRST washing ; fluting neatly done by hand or machine; three years’ city reterence. pcs respectable ‘Woman wit 40) EAST MTH 8T., IN THE Jog in the house, or to go out a couple of days in the 42 eee Ena Tbe. to $1 ‘Washing : is an excellent washer and ironer; does fluting out by the day washing and ironing or h a REDDINGTO ot 24 A respectable ‘widow woman to go out washing, b ctable widow woman to do washing for fami- BOT Fesrwoutd like the washing of wtuan fauy di class laundress ti do do families’ and gentlemen's 315 ryote! 32D 8ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROO! A respectable woman, to do families’ plain wash week best city references. per dozen. 43 EAST 15TH ST., ROOM 17.. ‘woman wishes to take in own house; can do all kinds of ladi and French fut it ods V ISITING ENGAGEMENT ap Mee Spat A FOR- eign Indy. a great plant Ringing, English, Frenc! ing and a thor: ough ed lucation.” javess' ‘ual $6 Clinton place. ISITING GOVERNESS.—AN Lee al LADY, EXx- Perienced and qualified to instruct in the English branches, French and music, has it box Arie hours; high- est reterences. Address ALPH 1d office. 63: BD AV,, CORNER 41ST ST.—A YOUNG GIRL as cook, washer and ironer, or to do general Rourewore | in a small tl ly ‘city reference, auemen's washings all the week, Mrs. MACK. 2D AV., BETWEEN 37TH AND 38TH STS, AN industrious woman; 1s a good wi beeed and ironer; noes, Call on or a 69 would take in washing or go out by the Fg 6TH AV.—TWO aaapacaaaia, ed (SI8- us iz do the work of a small family; o1 ul jass washer and ironer; the other to do up ce, 350 , CORNER BIST ST., SECOND FLOOR, over ten ore oa respectable woman to go ont by the day to do washing or housecleaning; best refer- Nurses, Ke. QQ WEST ATH ST. AN ENGLISH LADY TO TARE Fe of an invalid lady or gentleman. Address by fetter only Mins MITCHEL, PRESIDENT ST. BROOKLYN.—A SETTLED _girl as children’s tnaid, Call Monday and Tuesday. : MONTGOMERY 8T.—A STRONG, HEALTHY young woman as wet nurse in @ private family; ity references. 3 rob AMITY 8T.—A RESPECTABLE LADY ee eto take @ young child to nurse with bottle. 124 EAST 70TH &T.—A RESPRCTABLE, YOUNG feterences trom employers. 4] EAST 43D ST.. NEAR LI | monthly nurse} best ‘rereren 16 WEST MIS? ST.. CORNER 7TH AV.— rienced month) ‘we wishes a few eng: : BacbONA from physicians and ea Add teus. Mrz. McDONALD, of call all the wee GTON AV—A Address Mrs, 205 EAST 30TH 8T.~AN EXPERIENCED NURSE 2) wants-one or two bables to bring up on the bottle @therhome. Call all the week. Ring first bell. 244 FRANKLIN S8T., GREENPOINT, IN THE Hore —-s respectable young married Ay fas wet nurse; baby two weeks old; is also a good dress. maker and would work at her leisure hours. 533 WEST 2TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE LADY, « having Jost her own child, desires to obtain eM, nurse, either at her own home or at the reside child; reference If reautred. Address Mrs, KIL! BROADWAY.—A SICK NURSE, OF MANY the ars’ mper ence, now disengaged, would under- ‘alid at her own howe or at 6 3 STH AV., BETWEEN 4TH AND 47TH STS., Je) second foor.—A reapectable middle-aged 1a’ a murse to am invalid J gentleman, or as hot Exporter are private Yomuly, best reference. Call 0 Os Miscellancoas. WEST STH §T.-A RESPECTABLE COLORED A woman to go out to do day's work. 477 3 3D AV., NEAR MD 8T.—A MIDDLE AGED Ameticin witow desires ix orcight hours Work evening , no objection Ndiwtres and healthy woman as Wet nurse, with excellent | Ww \TED—BY AN ENGLISH LADY, A as ITUATION overness, companion and amanuensis or house- Kooper in a gentleman's family. Address Mra, W., 29 /ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY (ENGLISIN OF RE- fined birth and education, at prevent residing in Canada, a position as governess in an, American family | ii reference. Address Miss A. WHITE, Quebec Post ‘ANTED—A POSITION AS FORRWOMAN BY A lady that has had 10 years experience in fine cug- tom work a gaite gad clot 4; understands designing, cut, fing and fitting thoroughly: can give unexce reference, Addre: box liz Herald Uptown ome, 1,265 Broadway. ranch HELP WANTED—FEMALES. T. STEWART & CO. WANT ; “FIRST CLASS DRESS CUTTER AND FITTER. First clase cloak cutter. First class mil ers and trimmers. lass dressmakers. Apply at Managers Beak = cloakmakers. First class embroiderers. First clase tiemakera. WILSON'S and other sewing machines, run by steam or treadle. ply at 9th st, entrance, Beaty’ employment and liberal ay, per piece or week. Broadway, 4t aot" av. 9th and LOth sts, TE NTION, | Weeds Sewing Machines sold on instalments work taken In ayment; instruction free, NEW YORK MACHINE strc) HING COMPANY, 361 3d ay. GOOD TRIMMER AND TWO FIRST CLASS 3 liners wanted immediately. Apply on Monda OLNEY, Hath N IMPROVER WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS. MIL- Hnery establishment. Apply to M. A, CONNELLY, | No. 7 Bast 16th st. =TWO GHAMBERMAIDS WANTED; ALSO TWO A. irks for plain washii ing Call for three days at the | Frankfort House, corner of Framkfort and Willinin ste, A —WORK GIVEN OUT AT ADVANCED PRICES TO + pay for first class sewing machines by instalments; instruction tree. POND & SON, 142 Bast Sth st. and 21 Astor place. MERICAN AND OTHER SEWING MACHINES ON instalment and work furnished to. Py, for them ; also Fuller & Barnum’s Tuck Markers for all inachines, at 712 roadway. A —LADIES ARE INVITED T «of sewing machine they like in shop, of take flannel and white shirts, bay only a small part down, a e small sums every zis to pay forthe machine, and get cash for work ae GARMENT MANUFACTORY, 106 Cha: PIRsT ~ CLASS MILLINER, | “TRIMMER, AND § _falerwoman wanted; wages ilo object. Call at 26 jor A! eal gy ot TO PROTECT AND | TAKE age of a house in the country during Winter; wanes Oper month: a verwant to de work yy mike ‘with reterene San jamaroneck L. B., box No. TR) WANTED—T0 DO GEN- ork In family : 4 fron Kernel yaa cooking; Kone Vel Getmen Braz _pEes “DRESSMAKERS AND WAIST HANDS WAN’ 77 Will be well REIG, 771 Bi anid caper creanae ila Mra, MARTIN. — . GOOD GERMAN i Bast MTH Wot char PECTAB .B # best rose whi, rence ‘ee LaF : LEXINGTON AY., CORNER OF SD 8K—A bo Pa lie er a 736, ames Sta | OME LIFTERS T 56 D AV.—A NICE LOOKING GIRL, AGED 15, table and jucated, in creer or {* fase never Work Out, Wages no object. 1 A GOOD PLAIN coor ironer, it 108 r RA WHO GO OUT BY THE DAY WILL ri work at oer establishment and make bet- Peesier sing Ait Begadway, corner of First clage operators on “white work for WHEELER & | LADIES —WHEELER & WILSON'S | wth toc. | = Weta GOOD MILLINER. 21 EAST 16TH ST. V ‘ANTED—FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS AND Walst hands: highest prices paid to good hands Apply, AS SED i IN & GREIG, 771 Broadway, cor- ner of| ‘ANTED—FIVE FIRST CLASS MILLINERS; sad s Sm Pag wages paid. 431 8th av., between Sist an sts. W4xTED—FIRST, CLASS DRESSMAKERS, WAIST finishers and skirt trimmers; none but those accus- tomed to the best of work need apply at Messrs. J. HY- MANS’, 148 East 14th st. ‘ANTED—EXPERIENCED _ 8, the millinery and dress trim 308 6th a ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRE best clty references. Brooklyn, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, BY THE eek the very best of references Will be'required. Apply at 190 East ovr were ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE AND CHAM. bermaid. Apply, with Feference, at 49 Charles st. LESLADIES FOR ig departments, at 8, WITH Apply at 36 Monroe place, Wa step—ar 816 BROADWAY, SUPERIOR PAPER ern trimmers and girls who understand sewing aoe Ja Mode” and “Le B y. jon Ton” for Octo- ANTED—C! HAMBERMAID AND LAUNDRESS. AP- ou nt ack 4 West Sth st, Monday morning, trom 10 o'éloe! TANTED—A FIRST OLASS “WAISTMAKER; MUST understand making buttonholes. None but thor- oughly competent h: need apply at 103 CoD REVER, 7 ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS MILLINERS TO GO Jnto the country. Apply toM. J: STERNBERGER & }ONS, 409 Broadway, under the St. Nicholas Hotel. ANTED—A COMPETENT FOREWOMAN FOR A 8, DOBSO ry; one accustomed to shirt wor! Address OBSON, box 397 P ‘ost office, Stamford, ANTED—A LADY TO ATTEND AND DO AN thing required ina shoe store uptown; please say Yhether have had any experience; American or German; Address D. H., Herald Uptown Braheh office. ANTED—A GOOD GENERAL HOUSEWORK Mase inderwand Cooking, washing and, icone Can at 808 Went 354 st. emits ‘ANTED—100 GIRLS WHO UNDERSTAND KNOT. Ung fringes; also, # young girls to learn the busi ness. ‘at 658 Broadway, room 1 sax! eer é TOsLINSON BROS. ANTED—A LADY TO ACT AS FLOOR WALKER ‘and manager; also salesladies. Apply to WILLIAM KINZEY, 091 Broadway. Rone TANTED—A COMPETENT CUTTER AND FITTER ‘also trimmer and waist finisher, at 45 East 10th st. between University place and Broad) ANTED—AS HOUSEKEEPER, A LADY HAVING $500 to $1,000, to take charge of a widower's ly. Send address to JAMES TAYLOR, Uerald Up- anch oftice, 1,265 265 Broadway. ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS WOMEN COO for a restaurant; must give the best of references as steadiness and capability. Address for two days box i Herald Uptown | Branch ofttce. ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS OPERATORS ON Wheeler & Wilson’s machine; those accustomed to making up ladies’ underwear. Avply at 126 West 22 ad Aste ANTED IMM DIATELY—PIRST CLASS M MILLI, ners at 423 6th av. Vv ANTED—A GIRL ‘Apply on Mond ENERAL HOUSEWORK, southeast corner of ED—TO WORK ON CLOAKS AND tomed to frat class work only LLIVAN & CO,, 90 beh 100 suits; ined apply: 107 west, NINETEENTH STRE: avenue. —A young lady of pl | fined fang Intelligent, can find ail the comiorts of a hone; d If required. WEST %D ST.—WANTED, A GOOD GIRL for cooking, Washing and ironing. Come pre- 408 pared to stay. _SITUATIONS Ww ANTED—MALES. he “MAN (COLORED) WISHES A SITUATION AS head walter in a hotel or restaurant: best city reter- Address care of bookstore, it Kast 12th st. COLORED YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION as butler and Pen cnn give good reierence. tor address 140 Waverley place. ence. PORTER A YOUNG MAN WISHES A SIT. AS pitty in a B. Herald A or driver; good reterence office. ps NO. 1 BARTENDER DESIRES EMPLOYMENT,.— Ca first class reterence, Adress D. M. Herald es GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, of age, and for several years a mercin desires a position, of, responsibility ences. Add reas BSTERS| A YOUNG MAN ‘WISHES A SITUATION; OAN SPEAK French, {ime and English, Apply at 10 Goerck st. bs) YEARS in this city, i uexcepuional refer: Bost office. YOUNG MAN, WORKING DOWN TOWN, WOULD Ages ment for evenings. Address 'H. B. W., ler: AX YOUNG. MAN, “OF OF CAPABILITY. WANTS nopapean in wi D architect or de igner ac A Br A hata or oil olor ace A MAN, Address A pe ny A’, INTRLLIORAT, — DUCATED eae 4 KING FRENCH AND ORR r sigue it years in the wholesale some employment. twenty, ‘iquained mit clothing and je ‘Adarem STERLING, Worald of YOUNG MAN, WELL EDUCATED, SOBER AND active, a knowledge of bookkeeping, cor! ond- ence in English, German and French languay ef desires a situation in any office; security if required; No. 1 reter- ences, Address T., Herald Uptown Branch office, COACHMEnr AND GARDENERS. COACHMAN"! SITUATION WANTED—BY AGHIAN, taf Cedar ot RESPECTABLE Lar ard MAN WISHES A SITUA- 5 Dest ‘Address A Hands his bu potas cae r; will make himself theful; good Felerence ‘Address J. J., box 156 Herald ‘ABLE YOUNG MAN Ny vig at a =r hman, understands the ; | Sudete ea een ara A® asym pare oF RA ag oe vat mily ; room fo 9 private cit; or gouty good rolorence ste top floor, i Pps pe SITUATION WANTED—BY A es in eve: seapects mar- ied, no folly’ iy eran vente ay om lat on ployer. Call on or D., Wah sedge from ore THE TRADES. yo, COMPOSTTOR yr aoa BE NEA pI ad steady. yy BTATIONER, Here WIN, J Win sexton feaitiestey Mourne RS WANTED—TEN BENCHMEN. APPI er TO BAL D. L, TOWERS port, N. + or 20 Cortlandt st., New York, ppm aetnnort HATTERS.—WA: Rony MA erat J. D. BIRD & GODS No abcd oot 10 BOILER MAKERS.—WANTED, Peete Fiveters. Apply at CAULDWULL'B belies hs PRINTERS.—A PRACTICAL PRINTER, or ; ; wine ee RR RMR To We Se ern PRACTICAL tte | ne es asareporter. Address TIMES, OOACHM AN's SITUATION WANTED BY A SOE etic esa ro oat ener ae a ‘Address 66 East S4th st., prevent employe os wines COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY ctable (colored); unde aare oP oPhomes aid dd drfvingy references ‘trom as kA IRST CLASS COACHMAN, yan , Five Wants a situation; th thoroughly und raiande his beat Geery 4 Co., corner Sath si. and dre CO oor anicabapenant crea WANTED—BY A THOR- 2 out new grou Grounds, ac. AB, ARDENER’S SITUATION W, A SINGLE Ge German as sapenks bat leas aglish ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS twin be dieengay by tie ise; "with bee pie, tnees: | ences. dress 0. is ‘of West Sd at, ieciryes GITUATION WANTED—RY A FIRST OLASS COACH. man. Any lady of gentleman wishing to procure Shoroughi y competent mat address G. Gas care Browste wv Bt 8th we ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ACT AS GROOM AND Assistant coachman ; must have experience and best shay references; English Or Scotch preferred. Apply at ‘WANTED ay A YOUNG COLORED MAN, A SITUA- tion as coachman in Plas family; good refer- ence can be given. 100 East 'ANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A SITUA- ion as fret clase coachman best city reference terms $0) per month and private stable. Address 8. Heral Upl lown Branch office LICIT LIFE INSURANCE. Apply at the Republic | Life Insurance Company's, 409 Broadwa; A. PRY coops. rom HOUSE WANTS A BOOK. eeper; unt ie new ar am ‘Adaress BM. & CO, box 143.Heraid office. me A Bis ee, A Ld OFFICE. ene ICO, h 4 nina Wass 0 former eeeuaton, A MAN FOR LIGHT BOOKKEEPING AND COL- YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO LEARN THE FURNI- rag wk MILLWRIGHTS, AT THE moo? mora m Rink, Vanderbilt avenue side, on orn! omning. ameED 4 CUTTER ON LADIES' WORK first class custom shoe store. Apply at 206 WAnte rk Beemer OL ase big mpg yor A aaa rnia wholesale clo st reference required. Address box 166 Post ofice, fa for two days. 'ANTED—A FACTORY ne aif eh FOR new potent machine company.) ust starting ; mu Pree eae Gultnies yx 260 Herald omice, New Yor W ly to BATTELLE & TAYLOW, Net Wan at 2 Broudway, oom Wires ere ton at. NTED—150 PRUSSIAN BODY KERS, ’ W* Prince st. Appl, (OJOAN R KANE. ii wegen HAT FINISHER AND CURLE and ope salesman: steady employment. a. SPEAR, Ji lontgomery eae ‘ATCH CASE MAKER WANTED—A FIRST C) jointer, at BALL, STEFFANY & CO.'s, 42 Beste a a mn. aed ate ‘CASE MAKE’ Brook] ee MEN WANTED—TO LEARN TELEGRAPH! tional School of Telegraphy, 139 way and 4th av. eee a. RRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, UD {NE DAME FRANCAISE DESIRE TROUVER UN oR place de gouvernante ou dame de compagnie, dresser au may In n. 39 4me rue Ouest. N VRAI CHEF DE CUISINE FRANCAIS ET PA’ lant anglais desire se seer dans une famille; ans de reference. VILLAIN, 79 Greene st, NE DAME FRANCAISE NOUVELLEMENT A) rivee et pouvant donner les meilleures referenc desire trouver une place de premiere coupense pour robt lecting for a retail houses salary moderate. Address, ture business; one who writes a fair hand; bod Sadi M Dy, ¥ . Hotel de 1'Us ih handwritin ing_expectations, PEN: i reser Mme. V. D., 173"thompeon ae, Hotel del'U) MAN, Herald Uptown Branch omlces for farce daye. Rarg.so0d reterences, Apply, by letter only, 4 Hast | vers, N_ ASSISTANT DENTIST WANTED.—ALSO TWO CHANCE FOR BUSINESSMEN, WOMEN, BOYS, FURNITURE, young men of some education and respe: nected, having a taste for the tol lagiag at PRETERRE’S ctably con- rofession, as students or ntal Establishment, 159 UYER OR MANAGER.—A MAN OF EXPERIENCE, ie qualified, wants a situation as above in the re- foods or carpet business, in the city or out; first clas re ferenct Address HENRY, box 726 Post office. OOKKEEPER WANTED—MUST BE EXPERIENCED and true, Bavelgeourity, or bondsman in $5,000, 106 ip st nbers st OOKKEEPER.—WANTED, A PERSON AS BOOK- Keeper and salesman in a wholesale store: salary low. Address EMPIRE, Herald office, with reference, age, salary, &c. ILERKS AND SALESMEN ALWAYS ON HAND aan asked for. Intelligence office, 216 syne st., rool BERT & eo. ROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS.—AS SALESMAN, selecter or any position where a complete knowledge of businesrts necessary. Address HENRY, box 143 Hera a office, learn Telegraphy, $20. Wé are prepared to give eet THOMPSONS Colle 204th ay. oppo Site Cooper Institute. "Day and eventag. ss GENTS WANTED.—FIFTY MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS: wanted immediately to sell the Electric Gas pight- ing Burner; active men ‘are making from $10 to $20 day; none © But i Feeponsible parties neod ‘apply. The Etec. tric Gas LI jompany, 72 Broadway, room 6. Office hours, ioae i 103 P AGENTS, WANTED GENTLEMEN, LADIES, BOYS AA, ond pits i new goods in every sity soll town; ranteed or percentage. $5 Liberty str treet, T room 17 bie T. STEWART & CO. WAN’ genteel, Intell! apy, wr with references, iT it CASH BOYS. lanager’s desk, Broadway A sneer a YOUNG MAN Sc euasasiee rand m ‘understand kee goce Inncedaes haretiee beens winder aad aoe ay kind of ye 5 reaured ‘wages $0 per month and boai without idiom, y letter only, naming refer: trees, ALLEN bai Mowery. md J OLERe WANTED—A YOUNG baeait 18 TO 20 YEARS sous in a shirt and hosiery sto: e accustomed to the business, Address H. M. Herald office, OY WANTED—FROM 14 a 17 YEARS OF AGE, IN aretaildry goods store, None need apply without good recommendations. 373 Canal st. RUG CLERK WANTED—A GOOD SALESMAN, jingle and temperate, with good reference. KITCH- EN’S (always open) Pharmacy, 349 Fulton st., Brooklyn, NERMAN DRY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED— hove that can speak English preferred, Apply at AL YIZLDS, corner Grand and Chrystie streets, Mex FURNISHING GOODS SALESMAN WANTED— trade established in this ‘One who has. first class State, Pennsylvania and Ohio will be liverally paid if he can sell gos Teeny need apply. Address ae. DENT, Herald office, with ii particulars. . Als datdy WA eg gat A COMPETENT BOOK- keeper; is wi to work and has No. 1 references from li ‘employer's. hadrons HE E., Herald office. JALESMAN.—WANTED, BY AN IMPORTING AND Jobbing wine and liquor house, an experienced and efficient salesman in the business, who can commi largo trade Carolina and Georgia; liberal ar: rangements will be made with a satisfactory ‘party. Ad- dress, with particulars, K., box 108 Heraid olde. IPRAVELLING SALESMEN WANTED—TO CANVASS, sell and make agents in cities for a patent staple ar: ticle now in use ten years. None but energetic, ex enced and thorou ly competent salesmon need apply ©. R. VINCENT, roadway. WO FIRST CLASS SALESMEN TO SELL LACE collars and ruffilngs on commission or salary, East, West and South. Address PUSH, Herald office. Mo DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS TRAVELLERS.— One of the largest kid glove houses in the city would like fo make arrangements with a traveller who ip seling other goods to take a line of samples along to sell on com- Mision, -Addregein confidence, stating full particulars, A. L,, station D Post office. ANTED—TWO EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS salesmen; only ae. who are noge uainted with the city retall trade. to F. YAUCH, 219 ice at, between Union find | acl ‘ett, South Broo! ANTED—IN MY HOUSE Pear DEPART- ment, a few able and experfenced salesmen, DWARD D. BASSFORD, Cooper Institute. was "Be folate YOUNG MAN AS BOOKKEEPER IN A thle house in the western part of this State, Address HAMBURG, Herald office, stating age, refer- ences and salary required. ‘ANTED—A LACE Cmnigce ONE WHI ‘well shaudinied with the trade of the bia t THEO, JONANIQUE?S, 696 Bron viet WwW A FIRST CLASS HOTEL CLERK, OF EX. erience and ability; also a boy to take charge of billiard room and open oysters. Address, with references, Herald Uptown Branch office. we TED—BY THE MANUFACTURER, AN ACTIVE and experienced salesman to sell machine twist sowing silks and spool silk in the city and vicinity; the Might man. will be liberall fleatt with. “Address, giving returence, Y., box 240 Herald o' TANTED—BY A YOUNG aa a ‘A SITUATION IN AN insurance, wholesale importing, oF other office; ean keep books and do gt has been in the insurance business; best references and security, if re- quired, Address A. B. 8., Herald office. and OY AND YOUNG MAN WANTED—IN LACE AND ribbon store. WM. KINZEY, 691 Broadway. ANVASSERS.—LIVE CANVASSERS AND AGENTS, with some capital, who are willing to leave New York, can make big money by calling at room 9, 783 Broadway, Tuesday P. M. EN WANTED—IN AN IRON YARD. APPLY AT 92 Mangin at., New York. Wau COMPETENT PERSON, WITH OAPI- tal, to take the entire charge of an Asphaltum Pav d Roofing Company, now introducing @ new art. Eig superior to any new betore the ‘punlic: vo be aed Ins different form and on a different principle from any here- tofore invented, more durable and more conventent for paving shan any yet known. Address box 188 Fost office, Worse OFFICE BOY, IN A PIANO STORE. dence N., Herala office, stating age and resi- ‘ANTED—AN AGENT THAT IS THOROUGHLY posted and favorably known among the wholesale and FiISie Herald of Jewellers in city. Address EN- TERPRISE, Herald office. ‘ANTED—A BOY 15 OR 16 YEARS OLD, TO MAKE himself | otal ond in a notion house ; who re- sides with his aren: ust be strictly honest; wages $3. Address D. J. wall ‘office. ‘ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUTH IN A WHOLE- ‘sale house ; one who writes a good hand, is quick at figures and well recommended; salary small at com- mencement. Address box 1,041 Post office. ‘ANTED—BOY IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE; ONE ‘who can write well and lives with his parents pre- ferred. Address LAWYER, Herald office. ‘ANTED—TWO OR THREE MEN TO SELL THE Elias Howe Sewing Machine; a salary of $10 per ant and commission on'sales. 170 Grove sircet, Jersey ‘ANTED—A YOUNG, WELL-EDUCATED YOU" TH, 18 years of age, to attend an optical store; refer: ences required. ‘all at » ie ‘No. 9 Cooper Institute, be- tween 4 and 8 o'clock P. M. oe ANTEDSTWO, GERMAN, BOYS, WHO, CAN ALSO i English, 12 or 14 years of age, to de errands ne store; wages $15 per year. Address’ box 9080 P offlee. ‘ANTED—A PORTER IN A WHOLESALE SHOE WY, house: one who understands the business. “Inquire al ite ee ae A WHOLESALE HARDWARE HOUSE, ‘8 boy to go to Post office, get bills of lading signed and to meke tl Imaelt enerall; nett Ad dress, in hand- writing of applicant, box WW 146 Post offi ‘ANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS GROCERY, A YOUNG ‘man who thoroughly understands the ‘city trade, and can come well recommended. Apply corner Broad: way, 7th ay and « 44th st. ‘ANTED—A “FIRST GLASS FLOWER BUNCHER. Apply to ED. Aa ieed & SON, corner Grand and Allen sts, on third floor. ANTED—FIRST CLASS RETAIL DRY GOODS salesmen, for silks, shawls, lace and embroidery de- partments. 7 JOHNSTON, 767 and 769 Broadway. ‘ANTED—BY A_ FIRST CLASS IMPORTING liquor house, a first class salesman for the South; one who has aa getabtiatied trade with dru ihe grocers and jobbers. those having an establish trade need address ¥ ce HOUSE, Herald office. WAxtED six “SALESMEN,_ 10 SELL IGARS IN city and country. None but those having a trade need apply at28 Atiantic st., Brook! ANTED—A TRAVELLING SALESMAN, EXPERI- enced in cloak ie dress fammings, laves and em- broiderigs, (One who has a good trade in. New York and Eastern States and cai mae Mist ity reference may ad- dress confidentially TRIMMINGS, Herald office. ‘ANTED—SALESMEN FOR THE CLOTH, BL. and flannel Gepartmeet, gentlemen's furnishing goods Apply to SOLINGER BROTHERS, 17 Carmine st. ANTED—AN ENTRY OLE K. NONE Bur “AN EX. Perlenced one who is s neat penman, quick and gore bd at figures need reply to box 6,704 Post office, New TANTED—SALESMEN FOR OUR LACE AND OTHER departments also @ youth for the parcel deak. ADBURY BROS, 312 and Sid Bowery. aereicay A LIQUOR IMPORTING HOUSE. ‘a first class salesinan for city and near by and torn States: one who has an established trade with NKET also tor domestics and wi ‘ocers and jobbers; none others need apply. P ‘Herald ‘office. teh | utes f T MPO RTER, ANTED—A EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, who can loan er 000, Mats pd privilege ot Nyc! ‘awing it at any time; will mg BS 88, ne pon in- yestment; no > partner tl "Address RODUCE, box 144 Herald office. ANTED—A YO! correct at Agures. office. ANTED—FIRST CLASS DRESS GOOD SADESME LORD & TAYLOR, Broadwi 20th WaAxteD IMMEDIATELY—A FIRST oe Law clerk, well acquainted with the practice in this city, and capable of drawing pleadings and staying causes, Address, stating name, age, reterence and salary ex- pected, Al, Herald office. TO $50 CASH FOR PROCURING SITUATIO: the advertiser has good business qualifiestions |, and yeerencery understands dry goods; will acce) ation in any legitimate business; South preferred. A dress CONFIDENTIAL, Herald office. () “=SITUATION WANTED, IN HOTEL, REAL ‘+ estate, insurance or any general business, as manager orclork ; Best qualoano”, and $600 to invest. aearee tor one week, M. ALLAN, Ocean House, 0, ~ COACHMEN “AND” SS Rear 5 FIRST GLASS | FARMBI “AND G A iia aee via ‘A COACHMAN'S SITUATION Jig en A PRO- ane fae . wMasaateatese a NG MAN WHO I8 Address WEY. UICK AND ‘AN, Herald Balt lem BOY IN A BOOKSTORE, TO CARRY ‘out small parcels; wages $3 weekly. Address J. M., Herald office. KT ANTED—A GOOD AGENT FOR THE HOOP SKIRT ‘bu: ie Pm py stating salary and references, ald office. VV ANTED—FIRST CLASS OYSTERMAN AT WII- lard’s Oyster House, 882 Broadway. Apply this day, September 22, after one o'clock P. M. ‘WANTEDCIN AN IMPORTING HOUSE A BOY, TO oe aeere himself useful. Apply to THE 0. JONANIQUE, ro ANTE! A BOY, OR YOUNG MAN, FOR OFFICE work, Address, in i handwriting of applicant, stat- ing age, M. J. B., Heraid 'ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN OF GOOD AD- dress as assistant floor walker; also a smart man pit ne «(hPPlY to RICHARD MEARES, corner 6th av. ‘ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS MEN COOKS FOR A festaurant; English or American preterred; steady ill take an interest in their business, will be Tberaliy dealt with. "Address. for ro, Gaya with revere ences from last places, box 144 Herald Up! wn Branch office. —A SMART, INTELLIGENT MAN, AS ‘writer, to compose for advertisements; must’ be a good orthographist, quick and of good ideas; one who un- lorstands German prolerred. | Address, stating former employment, reference, &c., H. G. 8., box 1 Herald Up- town Branch office. ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP cook; also a man who understands the oyster busi- oom thoroughly, an oyster opener and a waiter. 26 West ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A RETAIL JEWELRY store, to make himself generally useful; must have ex] 5m) in the business. Address, with references, A .. Herald Uptown Branch office. T BENDALL’S OLD STAND—FURNITURE, OA ets, Bedding cheap for cash or by port ry payment. IN & CO. 200, 211 Hudson, corner Gamal sireet Cait sl DESIRES TO FURNISH A SMAL ouse. Any family desiring to sell all or their Hermttare an get casn by addressing OOM: Herald office. LL HOUSEKEEPERS WILL BE GLAD TO KNO t they can save 25 per cent, in buying Farnitur Garpete Mirtore ke ee7D Raven street, Rene Fulton LADY WISHING TO OPEN A BOARDING C lodging house can have the use of furniture, cae Be., suttelent fora good-sized house, on very favoral terms, Address A. F. P., box 194 Herald of A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURN ture and mys atlowest cash prices or on wee iy instalments, at 0° ARRELL'S Warehouses Bigh avenue, corner of Twentieth street. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUE niture for sale, property fapally leavin Suits Furniture, Pompadour, Marie covered brocatel ; Pianoforte, hamber, Dinin residence 36 We: PRIVATE FAMILY, LEAVING THE CITY, WIL dispose at private sale their Foran Contained | 1 private residence 120 West, 28d street, amely ri arte, Parlor Suit, cost $800, 14 pleces, for upwards; Bedsteads, Bureaus, Carpet 'Gah bloke paghasing sewers, eee IARPETING.—JUST RECEIVED, 200 PIECES © ‘John Crossley & Son's new pattern English Brusse pestry ; $1 25, in quantities to suit tea mont Furniture, half cost. isthe priva 16th st., near Sth av. . W. DIMICK, 268 and 270 Canal street, just east of Broadway. (aBrsTs, M Beas, Bedding: Payments tal by the week or month. pene: LLY & CO., KE! corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth |ASY TERMS FOR FURNITURE Bedding at B. M. COWPER’ Ghathaus rtfect—An inimonse stock and low prices: lor and Chamber Sults in great, variety: bargain cash, Weekly and Well made Furniture is the oh cheapest. The best Ci last the longest. Pure horse-hair Mattresses are than imitation. Competition among dealers has led A tthe best. To farts honey OF rth the bost ond od tae more ready can phendg the accomm: fan GHORGH A; CLARKE: 117 Broadway, has arra a.scale of payments, up ‘upon which lies P Qhamber and Dining Room Furniture, Spring and Hair Mattresses, £0. of style 'N.B.—Prices a8 reasonable as any Rowse. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT GREAT BARGAINE 766 Broadway, below Ninth street, still dteposing rot his iarge stock and best made Furntti at prices cheaper than any other house in the account of changing business. A regu assortment be found at the above salesrooms; a sot mieid 4 Tables, costing some $2,000, will be offered for MomaE OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPE ture, Bedding, &c. sim IM ALY & CUNNINGHAM, 884 and 386 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighth streb) Prices lower than any other house in t ty. - OTICE TO \L BUYERS OF HOUSEHOLD ¥i niture.—The large crowds that daily cop a, sales of elegant Furniture at 79 Nassau street is sufti to ‘convines every one that the administrators or Dou pm 7, deceased, are selling Furniture at an enorm. erifice. Poems SET FOR (yied Gas se eking Chote PRI ult consisting of four Chatrs, Thaitand se actans, ih green tose. Apply wt 300 3 Forty-second street. .200 WALNUT BEDSTEADS, NEW aS E fant designs, from $7 upwards; 300 be oer juite, thoroughly seasoned, at eq it the Manufactory, udson A SSADAME LA BLANCHE, THE GREAT UN + valled Business and Medical Clairvoyant, 116 W Twenty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avem TYENTION |—CONSULTATIONS ON BUSINE ieee ach nate tedden tat refiatd wuld salle fokness and dea fai Sixth avenue. ni Rite SCH Ulalrvoyar ME, LEWIS, BUSINESS CLATRVOFARE, Bieecker street (Depau row, No. 2), first floor, ca: consulted on all affairs of life. 188 WELLINGTON, 102 WEST TWENTY-SEVEN street, near Sixth avenue, can be consulted on atatrs of Ite, soi rs gi ROFESSOR Li 1 TEXINGTOR AVEN near Twenty a Misth W sirect, is is hoe ay Oa ae in the cf He will not impose charms diving lucky mumbers ot pratendia ing te o brng er those long se apts Catan bau rua Sout depo ualities, marriage relations and general prospects in a honor. is nit terms lease call for ors by mail fof circular. “Itis the intention of the Prote to give lectures upon tie science f astrology the cow inter. DI PRACTICE TWENTY Mean eet pert a Poca ? debility nud genital ers) acon Rormanently cared ultation f _Dr. FRANKLIN | i6i Bleecker strec LL SPECIAL AND GENITAL DISEASES, NERV( Debility and Diseases previously il-tred treated per neatly cured by Dr. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach —MRS. W. Ii. MAXWEL! 1 EAST TE! A Py vice gratis. A CE EI DAME DESPAR! ‘Twenty-seventh street. ‘ies boarded during sickness, Medicines only w cured ‘ANTED—A FEW RELIABLE, ENERGETIC AGENTS, ores ‘address; one for Philadelphia; remarkable Skivray ity for the right mon. all immediately at No. 7 lurray st., room 2, first floor. pANTED—A MAN “WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER- is the manufacture of extracts from roots: one who son "make Toorlee paste preferred. Address box 1,772 Post office. Went twenty-aiethratreeu wuaranteos Tell t -sixth street, guaran female Company: Pleasant i Foote for a nursing. A LADIES! F Ta Yaicrag, <a. | i. D. Cae, P sure reltel in ‘mall female e piatats, Tom whateverce with or without medicii mate aie trae West hear eat Twenty, ‘sixth street, A. —MADAMNE GRINDLE, Wicca FIRST CLASS MAN COOK AND W, box iso Herald Upt Ly for two days 88 ENGRAVER WANTED, “ADDRESS A A avoly 09 wo MASON & 00., 97 Chestnut st, Phila- Iphia. UNG MAN, AGED 20, WILLI) Ree eat ore commended, ‘two days ii. J. G.. Hereld Up: Loge SaSee Ral Sat rgd GO TO WIL. A A ear POCA BROFRRGePLEES re eines, ee py yy Re tag TO rece ie A SITUA- Call on sn or addres FOUN enn. ee ee atrietly prt ieamity . pa many cians, fence Sa 2 | DA a quackery, ation of < parties Turns R ARCIITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMA, fem Parte, oboe to fill situations as soon as qualified. Apply at N: Sen at, between Broa