The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1873, Page 4

AT ptbec, . ttt ITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL&S, QQ IST AV, CORNER 18TH ST.—A RESPECTA- 323 te stoizn girt as gocd plain cook, is a rood bread and biscuit baker, good washer and ironer: city reference, none but a tian need apply. HAST 47TH ST, BETWEEN IST AND 2D AVS.— Motner and daughter; mother as cook, washer 1, daughter as chammbermaid and to assist im pains care of children; city and country reference, 4.56 WEST Ierl st., TOP PLOOR—A RESPECT. OD able German wouian as cook, or as housckeeper ina widower's amily, willing to go @ hort distance in be country. 574. UBXINGTON “AV. CORNER BIST ST. AS 3) cook, washer and irener. Call today, from 9 to Iz, at present eanployer’s, who Will be pleased’ to recom wend ber. Chamberma ee. 1) WEST 43D ST, (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S)—A foe German Protestant girl & private family, eather as mbermaid and to wewW OF ax Wwallrens; UN exception: ise EAST 38TH 8T., BETWEEN INT AND 2D AVS.— pie references. 3 310 Xt ent perron ax thorough chambermaid or chambermaid and seamstress; Hix years’ refercuce frou Jast situation, Address. 34: KASY 7TH chamberwork and waiting, Dvesymakers and Seamstresses, 2 GRERNWICH AV.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS. 26 maker desives a few more engagt nis by the day im private tasnil 30 Bast, jertt ST.—A DRESSMAKER, WHO IS A « first class designer, cutter and fitter, will take gharge of the drowmuking department in dry goods bounce, 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO Call for two days, bo N BROADWAY AND 88 dressmaker, Who ndy all kinds of sew- ny, desire AVE her little f on or address D T 2TH ST, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND av.—French dressmaker; in or out of the house; makes and trims ball and street suits; receives styles weekly trom Paris, B7 tH Avs BETWEEN OTH AND MTH STS. —& Freneh dfess a loak maker desires work at rea- sonabie prices, Patterns cut and fanes #t home or by the day. u machine sew me. HANSO, WES'T 390 ST.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN TO _xew by the day or week in private families; has a food idea ot dressmaking; alters and retrims dress meciy , operates on Wheeler & Wilson's reasonable, Call or address, DRESS. 4 2G BASt 2oTT st—a FIRST CLASS tO maker, cutter and Wishes a few more urements by day or week ; best Chly reference, Address 14] kesnay A GOOD SEAMSTRESS WOULD 5 like to make a few engagements by the day or week; can operete on Wheeler & Wilson's thachine ; #180 has some hnowiedse of dressmaking, Cail on or address re SMI 156 208 Av. BETWEEN 19TH AND 2uTHt STS —AN OO expert operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; understands ail Kinds of family sewing and dressmaking } Will go out by the day or “week, with or without her machine; ho objections to the country. Call on or ad- dvess Mrs. THIGG 169 Bs FIRST CLASS DRE} YP maker would like a few more customers by the day, or is willing to take work home. Address Miss W. QO) Bast -—A COMPE- tent dressmaker; can cut, fit and (rim; wishes few more customers by the day ; térms moderate. D()] BAST, OH STA FIRST CLASS) DRESS: maker solicits afew more engagements by the day in private families. 219 few more work hom engagements by the day or to take can cut and fit; stylish trimmer. FRO WEST 2TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED Od girl to do sewing at her own residence; can work on 2 sewing machi 24.4. MENRY ST, SECOND FLOOR, | FRONT tC room.—As seamstress; can cut and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses and do all kinds of tamily sewing ; has a new sewing machine of her own; no objection to the country. 9 37TH ST.—A COMPETENT DRESSMA- ) ker, firs: class cutter and fitter, to go out by the day; Wheelér & Wilson machine, Cull on or address AN EXPERIENCED DRESS- es the work of a tew first class ble prices. Cuts, fits and trims in AST MV ker di customers at reason the latest styles. Q4Q EAST STH ST.—A RESP! 313 | rl as scamstress basa Wh 3] sewing. 34.4. WEST S7rH STA FIRST CLASS DRESS. OF maker would like afew more engagements to | ', out by the day or we ran operate on Wheeler & Wilson's machine. Call or address. | (29, STH AV.—AN EXPERIENCED | FRENCH | arn asmaker will go out by the day in private nm ral different sewing ina- + Feferc or address. 6TH =AV.—A COMPETENT S8EAMSTRESS wishes a few more engagements by the day or ABLE YOUNG | erstands dressmaking eier & Wilson's machine if required. KAST 33D ST., THIRD FLOOR, RB young seamstress to do work by the day; hand | 75 week; can cut and fit; TOG STH AV, BETWEEN 4TH A: YO A iady ct many years’ experience in making children’s dresses, ail Kins of lades’ underwear aud jemen's fine ‘sh Mrs, H. MOO: its’ robes & special 1.327 BROADWAY, BETWEEN serH AND 37TH +92 (sts —A competent dressmaker will make and make over walking and evening dresses, misses? and | children's suits. Call or addre | N EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW ZA more engagements by the day. Address E. 0., Her- office. STYLISH MODISTE, OF FIRST CLASS PATRON- Lage, will fill orders ‘for cutting and fitting Spring suits, at ladies’ residences if desired; entire satisfaction. Address MODISTE, Heraid Uptown Branch office, N Al DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW MORE CUS- tomers by the day; cuts, fits and trims in superior manner and ‘in latest ‘style. Address 1. X. L., box 117 Herald office. DRESSMAKER, LATELY MOVED FROM NEW i like to go out by the day or week: un- and trimming thoroughly; has a Whee- 1 machine of her owm, if desired. Call or ad- fayette street, near Madison, Newark, N. J. FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER; CAN CUT, FIT trim ladies’ and children’s dresses; wishes a | dew more customers by the day or week; terms inoderate, Address A., box 117 Herald Uptown Branch ottice, FOREWOMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A G | 402 class Iaundress to do families’ and gentlemen's lady who has 15 years’ experience in dressmaking; tiucnce business with her former patrons: best ref: as to styles and fitting Address FORE WOMAN, box 111 Herald Uptown Branch ottice, A COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS WISHES TO MAKE | a few more engagements in families; or; understands thoroughly making up under line: would vo outor take work home, Address Mrs, STUAKT, Herald Uptown Branch office. SITUATIONS WANTED=—FF\0A1ES. Housekeepers. a. N_ AMERICAN LADY finement ay house! services would be herself and child, eight bri per, . juvaient to board (or Fe competent and trust: worthy. Address Mrs. P., # erald oftice — YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF EXPERIENCE A wishes a situation as housekeeper) ina wid 4 Neraid Uptown family preferred, Address HOM Branch office, me N EXCELLENT OFPORTUNITY FOR SHALL family 1 th ash ot , lone Woman, thoroughly reliable in every aress AMERICAN, box 112 Herald a 118i class hotel engagement Fail, highest ald Uptown Braneh ottice, 1,265 Br ‘ATED, efter MIDDLE-AGED fica! housekeeper, wis! dower who has Address ii. M., Herald LADY OF REFINEMENT, CAPABLE OF MAKING howe al 1 with good muri: eal abisity, Wisk nuneration an ob> tas well as a .” Address ULA, jerald Uptown Brau: A TABLE YOUNG LADY, OF CUL- ent, fully. ble of anaking home would lik of honse- HIGHLY RESPE ne KSTY, Herald Uptown Branch office LADY OF EXPERIENCE, POSSESSING | CUL- ture, fine manners and address, would take charge, . of & home and children bereft ot ¥ the mansion of a widower or bachelo: is fitted to preside, however extreme the style 5 Address POSITION, Herald Uptown Branch ollie , 1,265 Broadway. A YOUNG LADY DESIRING OCCUPATION WOULD like a position as housekeeper or companion, Ad- dress Miss MAIION, Brooklyn Post oftice. LADY WHO UNDERSTANDS THE CARE AND management of children, can cut and fit their clothing, would accept a situation as housckeeper; un- doubted references given and required, Address, with al name and residence, Mrs. DISLONG, Herald Uptown Branch office, PIOUSEKERPER'S | POSITION | WANTEDCBY | A thorough, practical, energetic lady of middle age, in a gentiemants tamily : Position ot trust; mo objection to icave the city would ake charge of a house during the family’s absence travellins ; undoubted reference. Call on. or address HOUSEK West Broudway, near Beach st. GITUATION WANTED—AS HOUSEKEFPER, OR ANY x Similar position of trust, by. a competent American lady, Address: Mrs. J. G. B., station L, Harlem, ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, A rituation as housekeeper ina hotel, boarding school or private family, or as a lady’s companion, best city Is adequate to undertake any | iV | 121 relerences. Address Mrs. C. E. C,, box 117 Hergld office. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND REFINED Protestant widow lady of an amihle disposition and good experience, just disengaged, the position ot housekeeper for a widower or bachelor, or care take of an invalid lady, or any position of trust; good re: epees, Call at or address Home for the Friendless, East 30th st. Laundresses, «, 31 CORNELIA ST.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN TO OL vo out by the day and do washing and ironing, or will take in sane; is willing and obliging. ] 2 AMITY ST.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES several days’ work do; isa good washer and ironer and cleaner, best city reference. Address Mrs. MITOHELL, ‘ ‘ 131 West er st. ONE PAIR OF STAIRS, BACK, OL A respectable young girl as laundress; good city ference. Call for two days. 123 WEST 33D ST., ROOM 7.—A RESPECTABLE e colored woman’ to do family washing. Call on or address for three days Mrs. ©. OGLETON 140 West 2 St. NEAR 7TH AV. FIRST “FU tloor.—A respectable woman to 4o out was! ironing and housecicaning by the day ; best city refer” ence. 156 NEST IST STAN EXPERIENCED LAUN- J dress solicits washing to do at home, or would go out by day, week or month; best references! T 88D ST, FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM. — WE! 208 - Wisspectabie’ woman, wishes le washing and froning of a few tamihies; is @ first class washer and ironer; best city reference. 99) WEST 85TH ST.,IN STORE—A_ RESP: 41 woman as first class laundress; would call any part of the city for family washing, and deli same; best reterences. EST HOUS 2 g work, house cleaning, &c.. by the day or 927 AST SOUTH ST. CTABLE WOMAN © Wises some families’ washing, or would ge out by the day. Call or addres WEST 20TH ST.—A RESP BLE COLORED 5 239 girl wants families’ or gentlemen's was! and ironing. 306 ing. TOF FLOOR , REAR BUILDING.—A R by the day, washing and iro ectable woinan FAST 18TH ST, THIRD FLOO A FIRST washing; can do fluting neatly by hand and machine; terms reasonable, 41 % EAST 16TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDR would like some family’s or gentleman's washing to take home neh fiyting and putting done in the neatest manner. ‘ail on or address, 42 EAST HTH 8T., TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— 2 A good washerwoman todo washing for a tew ladies or gentlemen or atamily. Call or address, A43Q WEST SoH 81, SECOND FLOOR, BACK OL room.—A respeciable younz woman to'do gen tlemen’s or family washing by the dozen or month: xood ck fi 488 Sere entiemen’s washing y reference for capability. Call on Monday and Tues- ROOM 2.—AN some families’ and her own home; understands ence. at uting and polishing; best ret LE WOM or familie referenc 6TH AV., ROOM L—A RESPEC 490 Vontlie'to vet a few wentiomen washing at her own house; has the best ¢ TOL Ey Avs RENVEEN grit AND are sts. third loot, tront room.—A respectable colored woman todoa tew ge or fainilies’ washing ; from Tie. to $1 per doven. 779 TH Av, BETWEEN, sist AND, np srs, (9 first foor—Gentlem and family washing done by a first class laundres ty referen 13 RIGHTH § mely done; cults lars ted and delivered promptly; or- ATUYVESANT LAUNDRY, All kinas of work hands aspecialty s col ders by mail attended to. Nurses, dsc. Gi] LEXINGTON UAV. LATE EMPLOVE: AS JL superior monthiy nurse; long ex: e best hysicians and families. Inquire tor the ST.—As SEAMSTRESS ANTED—A SITUATION AS FAMIL by the day, week or month; understands dressmak compensation not so much an gbject asa pleasant jor month or two. Address MASON, Herald Up= nb Branch office, 1,265 Broa: 4 y General Housework, &e. | 235 BAST HTH STA RESPECTABLE GERMAN e3e) xirl to do general housework. SRB *, AV. NEAR SID ST, RING THIRD BELL OO” “young’ girl, 15 years old, to assist in gen Nousework in a private fami! Housekeepers, &c. | 1 SOUTH STH AV.—A WIDOW LADY, HAY] with reverses, desires a position as housekeeper Ses gacneles or widower's family. Cali ou or address rs. B, 6% WEST 18TH ST.—A YOUNG LADY, le OG NRST 2TH STA WIDOW LADY, AGED 23, J as housekeeper or any position ot trast; a good home more an object than h salary; a widowers or bachelor’s family preferred, Call on of address HOUSE- KEEPER, 146 6TH AVA trom 11 until 5on N@ WIDOW LADY As ower's family preterred, Call | AM 194) ALLEN sr. FIRST FLOOR —AS ERI Fenced lady fas housekeeper fully competent; KEEPER, Dest reterenc Q5] WEST MTH st—« MIDDLE-AGED, LADY AS 42. a usekeeper, oF would take care of an invalid, ferenc 8 Cali or address A. 6): EAST STH ST.—A RESPRCTABLE YOUNG Ae) person as workinig housekeeper ; good reiereuce. address E. M. ve 3 ST ST—AS HOUSEKEEPER—PRO- prietors ot hotels, or those desiring an experi- enced Housekeeper, call or address, No objections to the country. 796 BROADWAY, THIRD FLOOR.—AN AMERICAN lady as working housekeeper; compensation $25, Calruatil 4PM, 24. STH AV. BETWEEN 92D, AND sD ST8.—A é highly respectable English lady, experience. desires the management of a boardii use ‘or house rented in furnished rooms; understands cook- ing, catering and housekeeping ; is cout I exqouiont references, Call on or addre: ry Pp to aninvalid bey toand found of travelling. Address COM: Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY, AGED 28, SUDDENLY REDUCED IN CIR- Cumstiinces, desires a situation as housekeeper if & fu A Widower's tawily or party af gentiemen; is fully capa Die ; salary no ‘object ta pl seant home, desired. if} one. stating place of interview, Mrs. MESTON, Herald YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT, WIDOW, AS honsekceper for a widower of bachelor : ite objec Grew PLOY: box He Heraisramneee™ Ht reauirede Jy from New England, wi pure 7 inn widowers family et amt Tae house. erabi A YOUNG WIDOW LADY OF EXP); RIENCE, LATE- Mra. 8, | ross | DEERING, Brooklyn Bang | 20: of many years’ | ng he ai KAST 26TH HOUSEK “ROR nurse for an invalid Jady by an Am n lady, Well recom i nd seamstress and willing to make hers Hy wetul. Call or address, 3802 OTH ST.—WANTED, A BABY TO OUS bring up on the bottle; will give it a mother's care. B59 sD AV. TOP FLOOR — As MONTHLY ow. can be well recommended. Call for two 4 w 52D ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wi bring up on. the bottle, or the washing menor sinall family. Call ou or 412 BASEMENT.—AN AMERICAN & iaily wishes a baby ty nurse on the botile; would have a good home and a mother’s care. 44é WEST 25TH ST.—A LADY HAVING NO YOUNG children would take a baby to bring up on the | bottle; it will have a comfortable home and a mother’s —A RESPECTABLE WIDOW thy nurse: best phy ty or country. Callor care, ms 449 Iris tetwcents. cians’ and families’ reference ; ¢ TARLE 666. Bodelches f in capanis of taking care of a child trom its birth; is @ neat sewer; can give best city reterence. RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN DESIRES employment in city or country, as nurse and seam- sm bermaid. FLOOR. =A or ch Apply ai Castle Garden Lal Miscelianceus. | Q WEST JST ST.—A MIDDLE-AGED PERSON, WITH © a family coing to Europe; Is capable charge of ladies and accastomed to tra French; best city reference. Appiy by (Q) BAST 23D 8T.—A GERMAN PERSON TO TRAVE 49 Witetamiy through Ba pe and to Fema them eomin ; speaks English and French, seen atiast emp 1382.0 208 WE T uTH 8 woman to atte 1 taking entire ling, speaking etter. ST 10TH ST, REAR.—A YO. weeks landed. all family <A COMPET! a bakery or VGIR A T YOUNG fectionery : has several years’ experience in tle business; best of reference. WEST 40TH 8T.—A FRENCH LADY'S MAID who speaks no English, with a lady, or as gov- 3 indies: tands drestmaking per- fectly and Nias good reterences. Apply or address. QQ7 WEST, WTH STREET (RING BELL FOUR times for fourth floor.)—A widow woman as jami- tress, of to clean offices, or Would take washing home. ATED GERMAN ye with @ family 4 to travel to Eur, | or, as lady's matd or to take care of children, Address E. O., Herald ome (A. HIGHLY RESPROTABLE AMERICAN LADY, OF Fefinement and edueation, wishes some position of a Mr is eae port busine: perfectly; also peat ; Dest references’ Address Mrs. PERSON NEVER SEA SICK WISHES TO FIND A Ai gene woul tale chara srt oor : : dress Mrs: SMITH, Herald Uptown Branch office “4 | | SITUATIONS WARTER—VEMA LM Miscelancous, LADY, WHO 18 A COMPETENT NEEDLE- and has had several years’ experience with Fen, Wishes to enter 4 Kood family as companion to a lady, or would take entire charge of one or two ehil dren, ‘country preferred. Address Miss J. HURD, Fost maveth, N. J LADY WITH SOME MEANS, BUT ACTIVE TE perament, is desirous of something to do, or any p iion'ot trust, Would have gone into business herself, b hesitated in consequence of so much competition tiade. Address, with particulars, B. 1. #., Heraid Up town Branch office. LADY OF ¢ YOUNG 10D ADDRESS AND ability would Like a position not too menial) would exert herself to please. Address J. W. id Uptown Branch office, YOUNG LADY (AN ORPHAN) OF REFINEMENT and edocation and fine cal talent desires a s or two ome § ny sala i Ot highest references. Address A. M. O. ptown, Branch office. Bs Hei Ne sana RESPEGTABLE GERMAN GIRL AS LADY'S MAID A itlord clas Christian American family; under: wed ‘as well as hair- r. Inquire in the boot and r broadway and 45th st., from ands all kinds of fa sing in the best tore, northwest cort FAMILY, WHO NO LONGER REQUIRE TH services of a most faithful and competent ser wish to procure for her a god place with @ pi ily. Address D. M., New York Evening Express offi nd 19 Park re FRENCH LADY WISHES A POSITION IN A FAM- ily as lady's companion gr nursery Koversiess; good reference, Address N., box 120 Herald Uptown Br office, 1,265 Broadway, NWO NICE, RF: ladies would like TABLE AMERICAN YOUNG to obtain situations together in some store. library, or such like place, where they can have good steady Ginplovment, as they’ will do their best to fill the place faithiuily. Address Miss €.G.8., Cold Spring, Putnam count ABLE. COLORED WO- in. situation as janitress for a house arranged in fats or building containing oMces: besi references ven. Apply for one week al Gilsey House, from 12 to 2 MAN M., room 251, WASTED BY A WELL EDUCATED ¢ (speaks tour languages: has travelled through F rope; understands travelling business) a position as superintendent of a family joing abroad, Address GER MAN, box 136 Herald Uptown Branch oftice, TANTED—A SITUATION TO GO TO ranec, London or Germany mended young French maid; ean be ‘seen, with ences, for one week at present employer's, Address EUROPEAN MAID, Herald Uptown Branch office, LEXINGTON AV.—A YOUNG MARRIED WO. man (Protestant), as compani y housekeeper in a gentioman’s family, w be allowed to have her little girl, aged three year: vo Much an obiect asa comfortable home xiven and required. Address RUTH, or call for tw alter two o'clock, KUROPE— ONAL UEUATIONS WAN! MEMALES. PROFESS A. RADY WILLING 10 TAKE perintendent, of temale operatives, few thousand dollars in a safe and profitable manutae- turing business from silk goods, can have an interest ng partner, or a salary if preferred, with a young man of experience and capacity about to engage in business for himsell; highest references. i Address, confiden- tially, appointing interview, J. V. 8, box IY erat office. LADY OF BU ‘8 TABITS DESIRES ment—Speaks grammatically f nglish; isa food accountant and rapid writer ; bighest reierence: to leaving the city. Call on or address L, 54 West i st. A FRENCH LADY OF EXPERTENCE WOULD LIKE to have a iew more scholars to teach daily, and also tor her evening ciuss, on very reasonable term ML at or address 118 Gth ay., between 9th and 10h sts., care of Mr, Weinman, YOUNG LADY (PARISIAN), rLY ARRIV- ed, wishes her bourd in a g nexchange for Freneh lessons, Address LUCY CLEYRAZ, Herald Uptown Branch otiice, YOUNG LADY WISt JA ness ina private famil lish, Freneh, G ving aud educated in Paris and Germany. Addre; A LADY OF MUCH with a clear ace writing and 1 also giv A si. CHARGE, AS SU and to invest a ements are Eng- Music; was A., station Hl. ENCE IN TEA ts foreigners in sh langua N ACCOMP’ write business tlemen on moderate stationery store, 16th ay. SHED LADY WRITE ini letters for HW writing 4 n= fidential. Call BACH MUSIC, ils in instru” would sin Ey Branch of NT TO. YOUNG LADY, COMP’ would like to form a YOUNG Y WISHES A.PLACE AS GOVERN. ess or ¢ two a y going to Europe in the spring; n speak f aces, paint and draw, and can play wellon the piano. Addiess G., sta- tion it A XOUNG LADY, A STRANGER IN TILE cry, AA would like to travel with an. invalid, or to do copy ing. Address C. Herald Uptown Branch office. A. GRADY, ACCUSTOMED 10, TEACHING THE ENG AL iish branches, higher mathematics, Latin, and music, desires'a position in a amily or first scininary,” Address SPE, Herald Uptown Branch oftice, N OBSCURE YOUNG LADY WOULD WRITE FOR A. writers or authors; modesty prevents her m fioning why they mizht preter using her writings to their own; the pastis tie only door through which she can catch a glance of the future. References, ier own book, printed, not published, for private circulation only ; hei own letters, publ ised all nom de plume, and notices ¢ Herald, &e., €e. Address OBSCU box 79 station D, GOING TO EUROPE enefit in securing the serviees of a veneh Parisian pronunciauon tor short time. Addres SONS GOING ABROAD.—FRENCH LF ra Parisian lady of gre spoken fluently and ina short t rererenices. Address W., cure of } est 47. st. mpwo LADIE writing Herald oftice. WARTEDSBY A TEACHER (WIDOW), A. SMALL. warm Room, with tire, with or without Board desired, lessons in music and English in part exchange in the city or near. Addvess Mrs. KAY, box 1 Uptown Branch office, Wi PLAIN, RAPID WRITER: evenings. Address J, A. ED—BY A LADY OF B and capability, a position to tal Address PRACTICAL, Up 3 215 A MONTH FOR DAILY FR LESSONS TO $15 ladies or children. only. risian lady, nsome of the best tauiul jor Add 38 TEA P WANTE DFE MALES, D, AN. EXPERIENCED CUTTY underwear: work out at ox: fi all week], + ladies prices to pay for new earned over In justice to our public agi «who sell machines at ¢ as profits an es for work th: ‘our, which re: ¢ doing an honorable NS jachines and pay good prices tor ¢ 11 tor cash, this Week, one elezant, se Victor tor S110, costs $150; also ont or tor $53, costs $65; one Wheeler & Wil $5), costs $74; one American, $01, costs $65: one Wil The above mac! manutacturers, g Warranted one year, Come and ¢xai BLAKE & BUCKWALTE ir 115 Fourth avenue, corner of Tweitth street. WET NURSE WA RESPECTABLE 4A young woman (English preferred), with a tresi. breast. Call to-day at 189 East 18th st. A WANTED, A FEW, THE VERY BEST, WILLCOX AA. & Gio ainples of Work, at ‘Apply, with at Jones st BIMON SI le; those understanding miu rning, Address AIT, box 174 DO WASHING FOR A PRIVATE : also a Woman as pastry at 9 Leonard st $ OLD, TO TAKE CARE, during the day. Call on Monday trom 10 st W, nzton square, corner 4th st. One living near preterre NY LADY CAN LEARN THE WHOLE ART AC of fitting dresses in a few hours for $5; latest, Simplest and most perfect system in use. Cail at head: quarters for the Parisian Formula, 219 thay, Agents wanted. A T. STEWART & CO, WANT first class SALESWOMEN for thelr MILLINERY DE PARTMENT. Apply, with references, at manager's dei Broadway and 100 st. A. T. STEWART & CO, WANT A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER who can take MEASURE, CUT Fit, TRIM, &c.; one who has had city experience and possesses and Ceiph? will, if proving competent on a trial, be liberally dealt with and have a permanent situa- tion. Apply at manager's desk, Broadway and 10th st. A LADIES ARE INVITED TO TAKE ANY KIND 4\. of Sewing Machines they like, and to take out shirts, ladies’ undergarments, &¢., to make at home or in shop, and pay only small sums down and leave small sums wey week, and get cash for work. F. GARMENT MANUFACTURERS, 106 Chainbers T, STEWART & CO, WANT first class DRESSMAKERS, first class CLOAKMAKERS, firstclass OPERATORS on WHITE WORK, first class CARPET SEWERS, Steady employment and liberal pay. Apply at 9th st. entrapce, Broadway and loth a ithe MPLOY- ch as fluently as | IE AS GOVER- | SBURY | ___ HELP WANTHD-FEMALES. A. NUMBER OF ILLUSION HAND WANTED—AC- enstomed to quilling and pleating, constant em- Dloyment, also work given ont. ERSKINE & CO., 86 Wooster st. NGELL'S TURKISH BATH Wanted, two intelligent 2 than 25 years’, one as Lath superinte bermaid and Waitress; references required. RAWSRS.—EXPERIENCED OPERATORS WANT vd,on the Wheeler & Wilson machine, to make jean and hnen drawers; steady work at good prices. WEIMORE & INTCHCOCK, at A CHANCE TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY.—MEN, WO- men, boys and girls learn and take position de mand greater thant the supply: THOMPSON'S College, 204th ay., opposite Cooper Tustilute. )BESEMAKERS, ALSO OLOAK AND SUIT MAKERS, wanted. Steady work to good hands at SINNOTTS, 232 Rowery, corner Prince st, {XPERIENCED OPERATORS ON WILLCOX & 4 Gibbs’ Machines on silk fichus and searts; steady Work; best prices paid NEWUERT,A HOFPSTADT, 305 Broadway. MIRST CLASS TRIMMERS AND MILLINERS ONLY Apply ou Monday morning to M. T. UIGGINS, £2 West Mth st. } ANDS WAN‘ Baker and Whi ON SUITS; ALSO GROVER & ley & Wilson machine hands and an errand girl. 8. & W. Kk. CORWIN, 1M Church st. IWTLE NELL SEWING MACHINE SENT ON RE- 44 ceipt of $3; sews perivetly. Agents wanted. a KING & 6O,, No. 9 Murray ¢t. L ADIES—WORK FURNISHED AT HOME TO PAY 4 for first class Sewing Machines on easy monthly in- stalments; instruction tree, NEW YORK MACHINE STL NG COMPANY, 361 Third avenue, near Twenty ILLINERS WANTED,—TWO FIRST CLASS TRIM- mers ani four muliiners, Apply to M. I, HIGGIN: 52 West Mth st. ILLINERY,—FIRST LASS: SALESLADY AND trimuer wanted immediately; yearly engagement, Apply at 186 Bowery, 1. W. DEMPSEY. URSE WANTED—A RELIABLE NURSE FOR A child three years old; must be a fi stress Apply, with good’ reterene: and 12) at 145 Bast 2ist st., ( O° KRATORS ON LADIES? SUITS WANTED, suits wanted. Braiders on ladi Ma hines run by steam. Steady work and good wages. Apply at HB, CLAFLIN & €O08 2 Workrooms, 42 Leonard st. GTENOGRAPHY A OOMPETENT FEMAL STE SS erapher can find steady employment it well r mended, Address box 3,058 Post office. TP WO YOUNG LADIES TO WORK IN A WHOLESALE | drug manufacturing company. Inquire of TARRANT & C0, wich and Warren sts, WANTEDSA FIRS? RATE COOK FOR A) FAMILY Sith at?! UF at Hurtiond; wages $2 Apply at 109 West Sith a WANTEDSA FIR mer, 274 4th av. NER AND TRIM. M. E, MEVOY. | Wann | Fulton st, \ »—TWO FIRST CLASS TRIMMERS AND _inmediataly, at Mme, BENTLEY'S, 487 ok Lyn. } ANTE D—BR: ing and lad None but the best need to apply to WILSON & 771 Broadwa, r of Ninth street. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND TRI mer. Apply at WILSON’S, 190 Fulton st., Brook’ FANTED—A LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS TO SELL @ remarkably useful aricle, used by ladies onl, CLOTH: ! HANDS ON CHILDREN V good wages can be made. office, | Res alle JANTED—K tors on La {D—A WET NURSK, APPLY AT 288 STH AV, AND OPE! | IND sUOTIBLE M4 and 256 Canal st. | WAXTED—AN ILK TE Cl R. Apply to SIMMONS & . 447 Broadway. —AT ARTIFICIAL FLOWE STEADY work for branchers and silkers at st Oh st 5 also jet millinery ornament imakers. Apply early, WANTEDSA GIRL, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD, TO AT ath pitt 8 baby during the day. Inquire at 125 West 2th st. | WASHEDIA SOBER, SMART, SIN | who can read and write, not over 20, of a tenement building. Address W. NUL Spring st. \ TANTED—AN EDUCATED JEWISH middle age, capable of taking care of a household and willing to acl as companion wa Miss, Address H. B., VOX 1,951 Post . WOMA WARIED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AN r, to £0 a short distance out’ol the erty; al chamberiuald and waitress; good reterence Call at 12) William st., between IL and 12, Monday. WANSITEDIA PROTESTANT WOMAN AS GOOD cook, washer and ironer, &., to go 9 miles in the coantry. Address box 45 Vout office, Hoboken, for wo weeks. 2D—A COLORED GIRL AS UPSTAIRS to take charge ofa child tour years old be well recommended, Apply in person to Mrs. W. JONES, Highbridge, Westehester county, N.Y. BTENT SALESWOMEN. arge of departments for embroid undergarments, suits, laces and lnee goods. Ad eter onty, suiting last employment and how dy with r M. REIMAN & CO. TO TAKE Hloves, ce [YVANTEDIA, CATHOLIO GIRT, Wit and some knowledge of musi near this city; she will be required to do s¢ and at the same time hit ity tin music. Apply persd nday and from 10 to i AL M., or by jetter to Mrs, G 46th st. ws TE A LADY FI | pable of managing enced persons need appiy SALESWOMA uesday, $ bast FOR TRIMMINGS, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET, wrappers; also 50 firstelass dress | Address PROPRIETY, Herald | RA- | LADY OF | quired. | , Southern trade, Address B., box 2,243 Post ollice. | WW ANTED=A | ate views, CLERKS AND SALESMEN, Acgountsxi HT LANGUAGES; ARREARS WRIT- n up; books devised for special requirencats;, hooks kept, exa J W street, third floor. YOUNG MAN WIBHKS A POSITION AS TRAV. elbng salesman on salary and expenses. Adar EK, Herald omic. N_ ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO 80. liett trade for a Broadway shirt manutacturer, Ad- dress INTEGRITY, Herald office. N BXPERS ACODUNTANT. BABY CORRESPOND- . ent and experienced business man is open to engage- incnt, references, Address ACCOUNTANT, ierald oitice, —WANTED IMMEDIATELY, A FEW OD, RELIA- ling salesmen, "Inquire at 699 Broad- A TRAVIS GENTLEMAN WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE bed nd upholstery line is desirous of connect. soe firstelass house. Address EDGAK, A ing hina Herald oftice, mit if wit! A T. STEWART & CO, WANT a SALESMAN who has had large city experience to take charge of their RETAIL MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Apply, with references, at manager's desk, Broadway and uth N GENTLEMEN'S FUR- ss T. MILLER, 1,131 Broadway. _ BOOKKEEPER AND CORRESPONDENT DESIRES A Position; 25 years old; 7 years’ experience in com- Inission sock brokerages pest reference salary mod= erate, Address 8, STEVENS, Herald office. BGOKKEEPER WANTED—TO GIVE LESSONS IN bookkeeping at pupils’ residence in Jersey City. Ad- dress, stating terms, K. BURTON, Herald ofice. J RUG CLERK WANTED—FOR THE RETAIL BUSI- ness. Address DRUGS, Herald office I RUG CLERK WANT! —A GERMAN OR SW. DE who speaks good English preferred. Apply corner 1sth st. and Ist av. PY, S00D8. WANTED, SALESMEN mestic flannel, cloth and linen counters. Apply to 8. DOWNING, 867 Fulton st., corner of Clermont ay., Brooklyn. E L1QU0R, SALESMAN WANTED WITH CITY AND 4 ‘heighboring trade; must be temperate. Address BRANDY, Herald oft HORTHAND.—A 9 sires an correspondent ORSE AND WAGON SALESMAN WANTED—TO sell first classy staple to New York and Brooklyn ocers on commission, Address SOAP, 226 Pearl st. YOUNG STENOGRAPHER D: ngagement with a law firm, or position a: Address PHONO, Herald office. SHORTHAND.—A PHONOGRAPHER WANTS A POS tion as amanuensis or at corresponding. Address STENOGRAPHER, Herald office. MAN WANTED—ON LADIES’ CLOAKS AND ts, wholesale trade (commission): salesman on dry goods preterred. Address, with reterences, 5. G., No. 4Grand st. AL FIRST CLASS SILK AND DRESS GOODS: salesmen wanted—In a large retail dry goods house in Brookiyn, Address, stating reference and expecta- tions, box 27 Brooklyn Post offic 10 CLERKS, SALESMEN AND PERSONS DEPEND- ing on saiarie illiamsburg and Nineteenth ward Dwellings to rent, at $500and upwards $5,000 and u wards will buy you a safe 2) per cent investment; bette than savings ‘banks; location near ferries to Grand and | Roosevelt streets, New York; terms casy. 0. V, HOLCOMB, 87 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D. W AXtED—BY EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, PO- sition of trust and ability, New York or Brooklyn thorough bookkeeper, accountant, correspondent; a tomed to financial affairs; undoubted references: imi Address for one Week HENRY COLLINS, 140 Herald office. TANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO LIVES WITH HIS Parents as cashier; must be a good judge of money. quick and correct at figures and must give good security, pply by letter, stating references and salary required, le box to WILSON & GRKIG, 71 Broadway. WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS SAL man to manage the ladies and gents furnishing and hosiery departments, W. K. PEYYON, 272 and 274, Bowery. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT SALES- man ina dress trimming business, Only those with Kood re ces necd address P, V., box 122 Herald office. WANTED—A COMPETENT AND RELIABLE BOOK. Post ontcber ina stock house, Address H. 8., box 6,623 Post attice, COATPNEN AND GARDENERS. WANTED — A FARMER AND 13 wir mitex on line oF Railway: the 1 work aud the woman for general housework al UA West Ith st. ) GO 209 mitist have the cui App: oalyn, on AS GARDENER, IN ALL this oun pimselt in vielmity of tales, Address PA. U., k, for A FEL WAND ALIS. LEXINGTON AY., andustri KISH BATHS, 61 able, honest. intelligent, d women, not older than ye mploymeat, with’ medical instructio mit IN THE Apply to @ FOR A F! JUNE, 76 cial journal. sau st, room 4, MAN WHO WISHES TO WORK AT HO —WANTED, A MAN THOROUGHLY ACQUAL with the sewing machine business; must hie ence in the management of canvassers. Apply at roadway. SMART AND EXPERIENCED YOUNG As trimmer and assistant cuticr in nt tailor’s; mustunderstand trimimin H, P. C., Herald offic FEW EXPERIENCED BIBLE MEN WANT trated books, Bibles, hi is Works, bound; men acc find this an excellent opportunity money; extra induce Yered to © experienced hands; also a few first cl engravings; salary guaranteed: noc THOMAS McCON 5 “COLORED SERVANT WAN 4 general housework, ina private familys musi be a Good Cook. Apply at 30 West 27th st GENTS MAKING $100 PE JX“ our goods by sample; a few wanted. Call at % Liberty st., room HANCE TO LEARN 1 men, boys and girls le: mand greater than the supp! 2) 4th av., opposite Cooper Insiitate OY WANTED—TO LEARN WOOD ENGRAVING salary first year. MARK ROYLA) OY WANTED—ABOUT J urcels; salary $200 per annum, A. HEARN & SON, 775 Broad way. MAN first the 1d Mt! WEEK SULLING more sari mew OLD, 7 Apply to J DRUG HOI BY WANTED—IN A WHOLESALI PD to make himself generally useiul: salary to begin with $150 per year. Address INDUSTRY, box 116 tevucl otiice. OY WANTED-IN A WHOLESAL BOOT AND shoe store; m York or Brooklyn, 8,90) Post office, Bey, WANrEL DRUG STORE, 16 TO 18 VEAL of age. with two or th B rs’ expertence. Ad- dress, with reference, DRU ptown Branch office. st reside with his paren in Nc Address, in owm handwriting, box NASH BOY WANTED—ABOUT 1 y annum. Apply YEA JAM 4 OLD: as A. UH nA HOUSE, FLARE, BOYS WANTED AT BRANDRET Canal st and Broadway. IBERAL INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO AGE 4 sell the world renowned Elias Howe chine on salary or commission, Call at 43 MEN, OF EXPERIENCE A habits wanted—As solicit Insurance Company, 409 Broad Onn DD. GOOD. s, by the Repu y BOY WANTED—FROM 17 TO 18 YI who writes a good band and I education; wages $5 per week. Apply at 9) 41h IEA TRADE.—WANTED, A MAN TO DO OU'TSED trade tor a downtown retail store; none but tho having experience need apply. Addre: rhicit- lars, TEA, box 174 Herald ontice V ANTED—A MAN THOROUGHLY A with the manufacture of fluid extracts, &c. dress T, B., Herald ottice. RU ARS OF sa cook WANTEDCIN, A CASH FANCY GOODS HOUSE, _ silesten having near-by trade. Address, stating particulars, box 4,879 New York Post office. WANTED—AS | A SALESMAN, A. PRACTICAL printer, well ac with the city trade; refer- ences inust bé first class. Address box 124 Herald office. WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR tol Ys nd childron's clothing. Apply to FRANKLIN 3 st Mth st. WARTED-IN A LAR OUTHERN CLOTHING house, a first class American salesman; one who 1s thoroughly posted in the business and has a good general YOUNG MAN AS OUTSIDE SALES- man to call on muebinists. Address, with full par- ticulars, age and salary required, ©. W. W., box 110 | Herald office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION IN A photograph gallery as bookkeeper or to attend in eception rooms: or in a taney store; small compen- sation required, Address Miss ALDEN, box 10s Herald LLING , ol WARSTED—A POSITION a8 TRAV SALE! V “man, by a person having an extended acquaintance with the Uruggists of Indiana, Illinois, fowa, Missouri, Kansas and Address KDDY, Bank of North America, 44 Wail street, New York. WARTED—A SITUATION ASB KEEPER, COL energetic’ young | man of uw reputation and first class recommen- | datio pt airaid of work of any kind. Address BUSI- NESS, box 177 Herald office. | “s. hats, ribbons, fancy and millinery goods; | | must be acquainted with the business. | WM. KINZE 7 and 769 Broadway. DA FEW FIRST CLASS MILLINERS IN A se, Address, with tll par- Uptown Branch ofice, rg wa: t's, Herald ticulars, KON | WAXTEDILADIES WISHIN fitable business can ima orders; convenient little ar 615 Broadway, up stairs, office 1, WaAstep—a vouna Lapy comp T TO TAKE charge of and Uuy for our millinery department. Apply lo RICHARD MEARES, cori WASPEDOAN, EXPERIENCED MILLINER, WIL0 ean intend @& nilline room. Apply EHRICH'S, 257 and 249 Sth av., near 24th st. WASHED 8S SALESLADIRS: Mi furnish good Temple of Fashion reference. Apply at. BlIRICE 87 and 289 Sth av., near 2th st. WAN ex ply at BAK L AND PRO- rday soliciting wanted by all classes. FIRST CLASS MILLIN ; eceive libersi wages, Ap: nd 259 Sth av., near 24th st. WANTEDSA, GIRL TO ATTEND ILD, TWO ‘years old, and assist ashing and ironing. Cail Monday, betore 10 o'elock, asi 116th st, Marien, W TED—A‘T 48 6TH AV., TWO APPRENTICE! learn dressmaking; also @ girl to do general housework. V rienced ICH's, 28 TANTED—TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS TO DO THE work of a private family, Apply at 377 Bowery. WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN WITH « FRI breast of milk to take twin babies to her ha nurse: state age and wages required, Address A. Herald oftice. and N.C, "SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. POSITION AS STEWARD OR CATERER IN A JA. first class hotel or club house, by a young man of experience. Address 0. X., Herald office HAIRDRESSER JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS, A where he has been employed in the best houses, de- sires @ situation, Call at 162 Prince st. DETECTIVE OF EXPERIENCE IS AT LIBERTY to treat with parties in any line of business aud in any part of the country with great skill and secrecy; divoree cases a specialty, Address B, F., Herald office. STRONG, YOUNG GERMAN, SPEAKING, READ- AL ingand Writing English, and, willing to make hit Seif useiul, wants employment, Address CH. THOU Herald office. MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND CAPACITY WOULD AL like’ to con: himself with seme good real estate Office as assistant. Address ALPHA, station D, FRENCHMAN DESIRES A PLACE IN A BOARD: Ing house; city, references. Apply to A. D., 1,371 $2 st. A A SITUATION AS FIRST has good reteren hhis business thoroushly, Address A YOUNG GERMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS AA waiter in a firetciass family, Call on or address GH, 979 6th aY., Near dist st., third floor. | "4 $ FIRST CLASS WAITER—BY A YOUNG MARRIED man, colored. Call om or address R, A., 385 West Bad at. | BAsKeErens POSITION WANTED BY A YOUNG man who understands his bu: 7 x 153 Herald office. of city references. Address t (ee MAN WANTS A WAITER'’S SITUATIOD ) a private boarding house; good reference. © | Ho West 7th st. | FIEAD WAITER'S POSITION WANTED—BY A COM. petent man; 18a good carver, kitchen and dining Address CHARLES R., W Sd av., frst West 27th st | room manager. floor, lett stairs. | To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS, | enced and well known French Prote: organize @ small party of young gentlemen to visit Europe Guteg Be Summer months under his superin- tendence ; highest references given. Apply at an early date to Protessor P. JULIEN, 15 Livingston place, N. Y. A. WAnwork.on the Hadvon River, WO Giterh ouse work 0) son “River, 40. miles. trem rid Knpiy" to Wat. Hi GRAY, 29 Wooster by Monday, froth § to 12 o'clock. =—WORK GIVEN OUT AT ADVANCED PRICES TO A. pay for first class sewing mashines by instalments; | instraction free. POND & CO,, 142 East 8th st. and 21 Astor place. A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, WHO HAS FIVE YEARS’ experience in travelling, speaks thre Wishes t accompany a iamily in ences given. Address SIMON, Heral office, 1,265 Broadway. LADY WANTS SOMETHING TO DO: WOULD DO copying of aaything not menial. Address HOPE Fob, Hera Uptown Branch otice, i SSISTANT FOREWOMAN WANTED IN A LADIES’ Pare te iF Tag reference and erience rey . Practical business experience SALE, 8 Chetek A POREWOMAN WANTED—IN THE VICINITY OF New York, competent to cut, (t.and saperintend tho manuiaeture nits, We ad rose with reter- ib oftte A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL | 10 MERCHANTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND OTHERS, The subscriber desires employment in any capacity. | Address STANLEY, box 111 Herald office, WASTED [A SITUATION AG JANITOR, BY A RR. sponsible colored man and wife; can furnish the heat of reference fron present employ all on or ad- dress DRESSMAKER, 17 York st., corner West Broadway. Wt. SITUATION BY A YOUTH OF 18 YEARS living with his parents; has some knowledge of bookkese . Address J. F. it Side advertisment office, ‘ent 23d st. HQ) GIVEN, TO ANY INFLUENTIAL PERSON JU who will procure for me the position of United States secret detective or aspecial detectiv Addvest fag ane week %, ¥. 4ybox 179 Uorald Uptown Brauol 1 | Oth av. and With st, | at) 3 TO | H | dress W es and understands | i iness; only first class; | ) HAS HAD PRAC ping and who is will generally usetul in business; salary Address, with name and reliable city station E, New York. ANTED—A MIDD and W “iveat oxp ing to maki UNG MAN W! ce in book kK 2- AGED MAN AS BOOKKEEPER. nt in a brokerage office; n permanent if svited, Address, wit! V moderate rererenc ti LIABLE AND ENTERPRISING for a valuable sewing with, a small salary mm paid + Station A. commission required. Addr WANIED—A GENTLEMAN FROM 2% TO 30 YEARS of age, to assist in the introducnon of a first lass il. lustrated “work; @ party with some self-reliance ana moderately good address who has. ai weekly silary and the routine duties of an office inake a Maiden next. pernianent aud lucrative income. Apply at 63 jane, between 10 and 12 0n Monday and Tuesday WwW SALESMEN FOR PATENT MEDICINES sober, ainbitious men, to travel by rail or wagon; salary or Comunission; expenses paid. Call Mon- day only 21 Mulberry st., Newark, N. J. | WASTED—A GOOD SALESMAN IN DOMESTIC. D: partm’ red to furnish ty, as he will, in coajun to fill « position of trust hh Herald office, ANTED-—SEVERAL GOOD SALESMEN IN THE fancy goodsdepartment. Address or callon LHRICH 20,, 287 and 289 Sth av., near 24th st. ences as to hot | tion with above Address R, J., COACHMEN AND GARDES. anit Rootes wants a situation as coachman and gardener. dress box 14 Sing Sing (N. Y.) Post office. SITUATION WANTED—BY 4A coachman and gardener; first class re CAMPBELL, box 103 Herald offi GENTLEMAN WANTS A SITUATION coachman—Trustworthy man, single; driver; excetient groom; thoroughly understands taking care of horses and carriages; understands gardening; willing to Work. Address ADDISS, Herald office, for two days. S ASSISTANT G ears old wishe florist’s or seed growing COMPETENT rences, Ad- FOR MIS NERA YOUNG MAN 19 Jace as above, or to work in a sablishment,’ or on a market garden or a tru waxes moderate; object is to Tearn. the business; good reference. J.J. D, F., box 124 Herald Uptown office. S COACHMAN.—COMPETENT, SOBER MAN, cellent groom and caretul driver; first class Felerence; last employer going to Europe. P., Herald Uptown Branch office. A Hoyer, Call on or address oth av., corner of Lath st. EX. city Address 0, FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION— M., at Brewster & Co.'s, SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A MARRIED AA man (Protestant) ; no encumbrance ; best rererence, Call on or address M.A. L. (at present employer's), 303 Madison av., for two day FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION. — 2A Caderstands his business thoroughly rst clase ret- erence, Address for (wo days A. B,, box 201 Herald office. NTLEMAN, HAVING SOLD, HIS HORSES, RE- A. commends ils coachman, who has lived many years with first fanvilies in London ; is a skilful driver, périectly sober and reliable, an excellent judge of horses and cou- petent to fill first Coachinan’s place in any service, Ad- dress P. T. M., Herald Uptown Branch office. ARDENER, WHO HAS A THOROUGH KNOW! edge of the business, would not object to superintend | atarm in connection therewith; has taken several prizes N EXPERI. | r proposes to | | erences; 10 years with employer. | | at agricultural fairs in both the’ above departments; has also devoted several vearsto the laying out of country Dinces: fret clasererérences, Address McB., box 161 Her- ald office, SITUATION WANTED BY A THOROUGHLY QUALI SS fed coachman; excellent groom; strictly “sober; married; no encumbrance; best city reference. Address J. H., 6 West 43d st., private stabl ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN OR COACH- © man and gardener, in city or. Sountry, highest ref- Address WM. WELSCH, box 446 New York Post office. JANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A thoroughly competent German, Apply to last em- ployer, 43 West #7th st. WAXTED—TWO GARDENERS, ONE UNMARRIED, Send qualifications, terms and reference to box 46 Morristown (N. J.) Post office. good references will be | MARRIED MAN (WITH VERY SMALL FAMILY) | Ade | safe city | ANTED—A FEW CITY CANVASSERS BY THE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 47 Lilie hd NES a ani et EES ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ARRANGE GOODS IN packing room ot RICE, GODWIN, WALKER & CO., 476 Broadway. Wages $6 pet week. TANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS ASTATE AND. Eastern trade for the millinery jobbing business. Apply to LATNER & KRIDEL, 312 Canal st ANTED—A GOOD DESIGNER AN) ‘A embroidery. INDESTRUCTIBLE RU 254 and 266 Canal st. ‘ANTED—A_ MAN TO TEND BAR AND TAK charge of a first class billiard room for a hotel Long Island. Address, giving references, Herald office. ANTED—A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY nds the management of a wine cellar others need apply, by letter, to box 103 He References requir ANTED—A MAN WHO HAS N BROUGH in the wholesale drag business and is willing to ny himselt generally useful; reierenees required. Apply by letter to box 106 Herald office. ANTED—A YOUNG MA y office ; first year no salary. n, Address i own handwriting, wiih rele ences, T. N., Herald office. WARTEDSSTOUT, AUTIVE, INTELLIGENT BOY, between M4 and I7, to act as messengers for the American District Telogriph Co. Apply at 04 brosuway room L, from 10 A. M, to 3 P.M. sand particulars in full, C., box 5,802 Post | ISH CANVASSER win im: at the WANTED GERMAN AND EN to sell the Grover & Bak Brooklyn and Williamsburg. Apply office, 41 Fulton st. Br WASTEDA SMART, ACTIVE (HOY, AROUT 14 years old, ina wholesale provision store; must re= side With his parents, Address, in owa handwriting, PROVISIOD é. , Herald 0 WANTED—A HOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OF AGL, ‘10 tas office boy and general assistant in an Lupo: ing hou! the position Ts & Yood Prospect lor a “tar lad. “Address, in handwriting of applicant, box 1,169 Poot | oftice. | WANTED BONS FROM 15 A single nan; beat elty reference from bis Inte em- | WASTEDIAN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, OF GeNTEL address, to attend a light and pléasunt busines must deposit $800 cash security; situation perinaner with good salary and expenses. Address M. OHARL Herald office. WASTEDSA MAN AND WIFE ITCH PRE red), over 40 years of age, with nochildren: ie man to act as watehinan, janitor and waiter, and the wie as cook, in a wholesale st they must be well recon merfded for honesty, &c., as itis st; waze $50 per month, board. aud lodgin at NO. 4 Great Jones st., between 10 and 12 o'elor Vv ANTEDOA BOY FOR AN OFFICE, is CLIFFE Waa ACTIVE AND vaseer for insuran ind other popular offe) Bra XP ERIEN diver ox 111 Herald Upto: kly paper; to the right party a good opening Address, with references and previous exper OLN, box 6,791 Post office. A STRONG AND ACI BOY, ABOUT erred. Inquire on KELLER & ALLENS cloth store, corner iam sts, THE NEW YORK LIFE NY, 46.and 348 Broadway, first class business men io etropolitan district; those wuo. chuaged in the business of life 15 years of age; German. pre Monday at_ WARte )—-A NUMBER OF RESPECTABLE LAD who live with their parents, to aet ax Apply Monday morning to ARNOLD, CON eo, Broadway and lth st. W A YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD ADT La line of specialties to druggists, grocers ay fancy goods dealers. Address SPBCT is, Heraid office, JANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY V AGES $2 PRIL we Call at 9 Al M., at IT Liberty ste TO I YEAS LORD & TAY WAXTEDIIN A BOOK AND an intelligent boy, about 14 sides with his pai { esat first $ LOR, corner Grand und ( ni per Week dress BOORS, box a7 Herald oftice. TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED FLOOR WA ‘and superintendent. Address or call on EL Bath st. aco, y TANTED—A make himselt generally useful. 43d st., near Brow way. and 289 Sth ay., n OY, ABOUT 15 YEARS OF AG. 1 Apply at 7 W TANTED—A YOUNG MAN) THOROUGHL CON. Weeaannr with the real estate business in New York and Brooklyn, one compecent to take charge ol a brane ce; to the right party an interest might be given. Ad- OX 6,165 Post ofive, New York. REAL ESTATE, B% TeADES. N ACTIVE, INTELLIGE 15 YEARS OL, AN wants to learn a trade; plumbing and gas acting ‘good reterences. Call at or address 65 Browt- peut. MAN TO MAKE READY ON ¢ JORDON ed apply except com, 96 Nassau st. Bess FINISHER WANTED—FOR FOX LATHE ON Fs valve worl iso two brass cockmakers. Me RLIN MANUPACTURING COMPANY, Pate JEWELLERS WANTED, A SITUATION IN 4 oe) wholesale jewelry house, b; experienced {i Class traveller, Who can command a fine trade. Address LINGG & BRO., 304 South 24 st., Philad ENCIL CASE MAKERS.—WANTED, A MAN ON te pic Cases, either 8 ece a day work; also 4 oint maker, Apply to J. U. GEROW, 4 State st, brovk- yn a ILK HAT TRIMMERS WANTED—AT 174 CENTRE st BROWNB, NEVIN & HALL, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER AND florist, by a young German (single), who has 10 ears’ expericrice in every branch of gardening. Apply A. DOKE, at B, Budde's, 4 Vesey st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ FIRST florist and landseape gardener; German, iw fully comperent, and has had charge of gree Ouse 1 ean give frst cliss recommenda lone, Would like fo fake chikze of some. private plac Inquire at O% and 743 Broad way, to Hower stores, CLASS and single qn HAT TRIMMERS WANTED—AT AMIDON'S, 22) Sth ay., one door above 26th st The very best hands only peed apply. Suk HAT FINISHERS WANTBD—AT AMIDON'S, 2:0 bth av., one door above 26th st. 4 AKE NOTICE.—ALL CONFRCTIONERS, [OTK i, ‘wast of good pas wimuiy inva keepers and bakers, who are cooks, cake bakers and conectioners at to cus) ay or rend to 77 Allen sty, New York.