The New York Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1873, Page 18

SITUATIONS W. WANTED—FEMALES, Nurses, a wee \—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG aid and spam cireees o ah ee sche LADY, WHO LETS FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH |. would like a genteel young, ied as com- panion. | _ Address LT, box 143 Herald office. YOPYING WANTED—BY A LADY, IN Ey OFFICE, oR Roa ee eat a To PHOTOGRAPHERS—A LA the 1egative retoucher, with a xeneral, knowledge of DUSINERS, Wan te jor OF a el Miss It, U8 Greenwich ave ST, TOP. FLOOR.—A_RESPECT- wie: Frevestant girl to take care of children and mate herselt snore useful, 8T., SECOND FLOOR—A RE- AST ble womun to take care of en infant to for insurance cot the bottle at her own house. | Address s. A FIRST RATE A RESPFOTABLE o lost her new born intant ied woman, would like w healthy baby ee eats her Intelligence Offices, NUMBER OF GERMAN SERYANTS, CAPABLE and trustworthy, found constaifely. on "hand 28 Sd av., near 20th st. HT ED ) EAST 59TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants an infant to bring uy on a bottle; best Call or address tor two days. nares EE. NEN ANTED—A COM! TAKE CARE Wasi of re th room. Apply hintaan ET Worreo=a om mat, TO GOA snore SeetanCs py No. 476.Weat ot alter 10 A. cong ANTED—A ker TO DO COOKING, WASHING itd ironing in a smali family. Apply at 11d Kast 38th st TANTED—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL AS WAIT- ie Fess and chambermaid. Apply at 131 West 14ih st We TWO SWEDES, ONE AS GOOD COOK. ‘washer and ironer, the other as chambermaid and Apply. between 10 and ina small private family. 1 750 Lexington av. ‘ANTED—A PROTESTANT WOMAN: AS -LAUN. ress and chainbermaid: ool reference requird- Appty tnd Cihursday), between 10 and 1 oelock, sat No. WEST 42D S1.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS nurse; capable of bringing ap achild from its VANTS, COM- Birth; would make herse!f generally usetul; best city SARS HUMBER OF CORREA OTe fere| oes. petent and reliable, constantly found at 318 Bowery ; mirance on Bleecker st LOW! PROFES ONAL? LST UATIONS WANTED— 7TH AV., NEAR 2TH ST., tionery siore,—An experienced person as nurse ; is capable of taking entire charge of children: is willing’ B obliging; best city reference trom last place. ress. IN THE CONFEC FRENCH LADY, and feather business, in Europe: best reteren or importers, Address by letter Mr. te EAST 9TH sT.—A_ RESPECTABLE Youna a gn to eiere sane ot growing panires i ven to Hiss Hi nj 01 1; ef idery. Call ort EAST 36TH ST—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as infant's nurse or to take caxe ot growing chil- ren ; can do plain sewing ; best city reference: WEST ITH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE AND competent woman as baby’s or children’s nurse; nce of 18 years from last place. Cull for two onnMar LADY, AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER has part of her time disen- Herald Uptown Branch NORTH GERMAN LADY, TEACHER OF G RMAN, French, Enviish, Music’ and all other branches, wits att tis for the shorning hours. Call at or address NORTH GERMAN LADY, OF NINE YEARS’ EX. French and Germai ighest references, Addr Uptown Branch office. LADY WRITES LETTERS OF CONDOLENCE, Congratulation, sympathy, letters of regret, ane ‘and condnets busi Suiting: plan, argument conc. WEST 38TH 8T., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH Ava.—A young gifl as nurse or to de light house- 35 BAL girl, lates: Perlence teaching, Wants some, more HANOVER, box 12! st.—A ‘RESPEUTABLE YOUNG landed, to mind children in a Brea Family; no objection to assist with light chamber work. oe oMree NT YOUNG eet eee ‘jection to travel with a Indy’ never eas correspondence. EAST OTH a VERY WELL EDUCATED EUROPEAN LADY wishes to find empl desirable than salary; Itatian and some misic and a Address L, L., box 111 Herald Uptown Branch office. WIDOW LADY, WITH A-LITT: old, Esher & situation in a ood reference en, N. J. position Is more perfectly French, 'H Br. ‘SECOND STO Eas 107! i kinds of needlework. RY.—A PROTES- ‘ttend an invalid ‘or do upstairs Svork and sewing, of take charge of u baby; best city Welerence. Call tor two days. Me. TWEEN 27TH AND 28TH STS.—A nurse; is capable of ney on the bottle Call for two da; WEST 25TH ST.—A COMPETENT YOUNG woman as nurse of fo take caro of an infant and (mould do light chamberwork; three years’ city refer- A Jian Nets im LM., J i "ghala from 13 UCATION DESIRES EMPLOYMF. As amanuensis, copyist or reviser of manuscripts Zan furnish sketchesor # orice tor magazines; will under: any literary work that a lad: guguge in, Address, tor one week, ARIETY, Brooklyn EAST 20TH STA HEALTHY YOUNG wo- < man, with a a fresh breast of milk, ¢ as wet Durse, A YOUNG GIRL nd do chamberwork. IN THE STORE, NEAR 29TH ST.— A competent Zoung, woman as nurse; good ‘pperator and can dress hi LADY OF EXPERI ‘@ tew Pupils to instru wing branches ral to Womind enitar box 160'Herald Uptown YOUNG LADY FROM PARIS, WELL EDUCATED and well acquainted with any kind of needlework, wishes to get asiiuation as governess; best references, 515 6th av., first hoor. LADY OF ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE er in a first class hotel, restaurant, store or { trust; Dest reterence, Address W box 1&3 Herald Uptown Branch ofice, LL SOLID AND ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES OF A Polished education taught married, young ladion, minds awakened to ‘earnest work; ddtess BOSTON LADY ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to Pind, a child at her own residence; rec eis 2 mother’s care. Can be seen at any time for 77TH Aa BETWEEN STH AND SOTH*STS.—A respectable young. irl as children’s nurse; rats experienced in the care of chil. plain seamstress, or would wait on an invalid lady ‘and | Bew ; good city referen: Call for two days. —A RESPECTAPLE girl as nurse mand Seamstress; operates on the ymachine ; best ci WEST 28TH ST.—A RE: tant girl as nurse and seamstress; good refer ighiul; first class. A Herald Uptown Branch office. RIENCE WILL and chi, aren in e PECTABLE PROTES- WEST ‘STH 8T.—A COMPETENT YOUNG Wo- d seamstress: fully competent to by! can come well recom- GERMAN LADY, HAVING HELD, FOR seven years, positions as governess and teacher in private schools win England, desires an engagement me e French, German and E lages perfectly, and ts. also ‘able to teach mute; ly relerences, 4 re ot F ist, corner Ewen st, and Montrose av., Brooklyn, 7TH AV., FIRST FLOOR,—A YOUN nurse; will make herself generally Cantus best icity reference. ‘Urea alms piattel kanal YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIE Position as cashiers Address M. 8., box 1,575 Post office. (NOPYING. WANTED—AT HER HOME, BY A YOUNG / lady, residing with her parents, in Brooklyn: good and rapid writer. Brooklyn Branch office. ughly competent; best AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS urse, who is fuliy competent to take charge ot i young intants best city reierence from last place. Abe seen from 10'to 4 o'clock. OD 3D av., BETWI 70TH AND TIST STi young girl to take care of chil- ising; good reierence trom last NONVERSATIONAL FRENCH LESSON3 BY A LADY y teache or—A few geptteme n, required to fil an after- +. box 2,080 Post office, ISITING GOVERNESS.—AN ENGLISH LADY DE- sires an engagement ior the afternoon hours in a family having young children to instruct. Aadress IN- STRUCTION, 47 West 24th st ‘ @ren, willing ‘and obli place. N AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISHES A POST- tion as nurse to un invaild lady; Is wil ing to make enerally nseful and to travel; Apply at corner 89th st. and Madison a FRENCH MIDDLE.. AGED, “PROTESTANT WOMAN ; capable of taking entire children; best city relerence. “Address Uptown Branch office. good references. as nurse and seamstre harge of growin HELP WANTED—FEMALES, ai T Gl LEXINGTON AV.—WANTED, TWO 4MERIC. English or French Protestant. girl and seamstress, the otNer as chambermaid and waitress; references required. —FIRST CLASS WAIST AND BUTTON HOL! makers and skirt trimmers; useless for any but rst class hands to apoly; also an errand Apply only ‘between 9 and 1 one as nurse Waitresses, &c. WEST 44TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS WAITRESS; NO objection to the country; best city reference, COMPETENT woman.as waitress ina private family; excelicnt ANTED—A NEAT GIRL, TO DO HOUSEWORK IN a ally ly of ems me place ass rate aoe. waaner anent place for a com: it girl Spy ‘at 153 West 11 1th st. bs Rat Were GIRLS, A FIRST OLASS OOK and chambermaid ane waitress; Seeman, Swede or English. Apply at No. 97 Washington st., Jersey City, betore 10 or after 5; expenses will be paid, ‘A MIDDLE-AGED NURSE, WILLING TO ‘uba and reside in the country; good refer- dand liberal salary given. ‘Apply at No. " ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS COOK TO GO 10 ‘Orange, N. J.; must-have city references. Apply at Grand Hote}, corner of Broadway and Sist st., parlor between 12 and | to-day. — WAXTEDIAN OBLIGING GIRL FOR GEN RAL housework in a small private family; must be a good cook, washer and ironer, with good referenc Ap- hn st. to-day, between 10 and ANTED—THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED | AND first class laundress; Protestant preferred. Apply, , from 10 to 12, at 12 Washington square, TANTE D—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS; ONE AS cook, washer and ironer, the other as chambermaid and waitress; the best of city references required. Ap: ply atlas Hast 55th st, bet 12 o’eloe! ANTED—A YOUNG LADY IN A SHOE. STORE; one having a thorough knowledge p rred. An- swers without re‘erences will not be noticed. Address CENTRAL, Herald n Branch office, ANTED—TWO THOROUGHLY COMPETENT GIRLS in a sinall family; one as cook and laundress; the other as nurse and chambermald; reference required. Apply at 657 Lexington av. WANTED,—AN INDUSTRIOUS AND man, togo into the country @ight hor Railroad) ‘to do oneral housework; wag BSI. Call early to-day at 31 West 39k st. WANTED BY A yoUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OLD, just from schoo}, a situation {nan importing oF wholessie house: unexceptionable reterence ; salary no object Address H. D. M., 8 Carmine at. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN SPEAKING SEV. cral languages, position as ligt porter in a Wholosule house or where he can make himseit encrally Uselul, Address ALEX, ZAND'T, 163 Wooster sta TANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS FAMILY OF FOUR persons, a first rate cook, washer and ironer:the family wul furnish an assistant for the ironing. | None but first class, with good nee, need. aD tween the hours of 8 and iv o'clock, at No. 134 W: Bt st {OROUGH COOK, WHO EXPECTS also a good laundresss competent to as- sist in walt in a small private boarding house ; a large, convenient Kitchen; no scrubbing ; city reference that can be seen required. Apply at 3u3 West. 29th st, WANTeD—riREH GIRLS—A GOOD COOK, bermald to assist in waiting, laundress to’ asaist In chamberwork: good home tor the right parties; none but those who yindersiand their busimess need apply. Call ae 10 A. M. to 2 P.M, at No. 619 5th av.. near Sth atree $10. “ANY LADY CAN EASILY MAKE $ $19 DatLy by devoting three hours’ time each day toa new und respectable business; no poddler’s arrangement. Apply to Mme. HERMAN, 113 West dist st. from 10 to 4 112 WEST 5D sr. —WANTED. A SMART GIRL TO do plain cooking and all the work of'@ small fam- ily, except washing and ironing. 158 ‘AST 42D ST., IN THE ‘anted, a good girl 33 go a short distance in the country; no wash- ing: city reference required; good wages to's capable person, ITUATIONS _WANTED—MALES. DLASS WAITER WISHES A SITUATION e family oF first class boarding house ;ret- ied, all at 193 Prince st. A ina pri erences furn 8 WAITER IN A PRIVATE FAMILY—BY A RE- spectable young man; willing aud obliging; under- stands his busin st city Feterence. dress K. K., Herald Uptown Branch offic SITUATION WANTED. BY A “YOUNG MAN AS porter or night watchman. has excellent references, Call on or address, tor two days, JAMES FATRCUILD, No. 27 East 21 #t,, near Bowery. A. RRENCHMAN AND 1s “WIFE tions in a private tamily, the m: any otber kind ot employ; the wile a: cook ; no objection to the countr. areis'D. R., Herald Uptown Branc YOUNG GERMAN WISHES A waiter in a first dress B. B., box 117 He WISH SITUA- nas walter, or in aumbermaid or ‘od references, Ad- oflice. POSITION AS iss. family ; food rererence. Ad- id Uptown Branch office. FIRST CLASS | MILLINER WANTED—FOR A R. THOMSON 4&CO., 572 jock. —A RESPECTA- ble young girl as first class waitress and chamber. id ; best reference from her last employer. WEST 18TH S1.—A COMPETENT GIRL | as | waitress and chambermaid; understands both | ncetie first cluss city reterences. country town. Appl Broadway, between 12 and 1 o CHANG! = TO LEARN oye and girls Jearn and take, positions; TELEGRAPHY.—MEN, Jooper Institute. GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER WANTED, in a small tamily; references required. 775 Lexington av. NEAT AND TIDY GIRL WANTED—TO DO GEN. eral housework in_an American family; must be @ ood piata cook, washer and ironer LE a cherabarnnia in a pri- ~ WEST 4TH ST., NT Toom.—A competent young Woman as waitress; 19; reference from last place. SECOND FLOOR, FR Apply at 116 Bast EAST 43D §T., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT,— respectable girl as waitress and ‘wo assist wiih ‘chamberwork: best \ T LYLEDS, 6TH AV,, CORNER 29D ST, WANTED— An first cleas triminer and mitiiner: Week, Apply before 9 A. WANTED, SEVERAL FIRST CLA + dies for our ribbon and hosier: situations and good salary. + ED ROBE AND top floor, front. aitress, chambermaid or parior imids best city reter- irl ne first class Re BROT eh SMOKING JACKET Broadway and ‘Grand st. /\OVERNESS WANTED—TO ASSUME THE CHARGE ol two girls twelve years of awe: must be competent sh, French and music: must be a Prot- EAST 2TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as first class waitress and chambermaid, in rivate family; best city references. Can be seen jor orn Ay. _ BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH STS, IN h esser's.—A young Woman as first class mily ; thoroughly understands her to instruct in English, estant and a companionable nd hours at home, box WANTED, A FIRST CLASS TRIMMER goto New Haven, Call at B. TRAVIS & CO.'s, 505 Broadway, frofn 10 to 12 o'clock. URSE WANTED—AMERICAN, thoroughly unde reference, at 344 URSK WANTE: D—FOR GROWING CHILDREN, must be a good seamstress and td city reference. Call a attar 9 o'elock 8 158 West 11th st TEADY EMPLOYMENT TO SEVERAL FIRST CLASS dressmakers; also one that opetates on Grover & i » Second floor, over book Agaress, stating Q()s) WEST coTH sta YOUNG @ ress; willing to assist with the chambe: good city refere EAST 2TH ST.—A - ESP RORABLE 1 YOUNG id chambermaid and to assist _ best city reterence. Call tor two days, N ENGLISH PROTESTANT 8 Waitress and ake abermaid in a small girl as waitres young child ; must Apply, with city EAST MTH ST., rei FIRST FLOOR —A YOU with chamberwork, ina private family; L@st city refer: Baker’ ‘8 machine. Miscellancous, ST. MARK'S PLACE.—A COLORED WOMAN TO Wait ou @ lady of to take care of growing children: [WO RESPECTABLE GIRLS—ONF TO COOK, WASH and iron; the other, as chambermaid and plain sewer; good references, 174 West luth st. BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH -A respectable Gerinan zicl, who epsaks "s maid aud seamstress: is Wilson's machine ; best city T ADDY at 45 West 234 st. 7ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Apply at 40 4th av. 'ANTED—A_ FIRST recommended, at 18 West 54th | ANTED—FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER. between Sand ILA, M. ANTED—A WAITRESS. ONLY THOSE relerences need apply today (Thursd, Bat 13 East 2th se, between 10 and good references. extol French and English, as lady jood operator on Wheeler CLASS LAUNDRESS, WELL rto take care ot g rowing Fehitdren best mn be seen for two d ITH AV —A FR city references at 232 West 39th st. S LADY'S MAID I tor two days. lady's maid and seamstress. Call on or address ANTED--A NICE, TIDY COLORED GIRL, FROM 14 to 15 years old, todo Hight, work and Heep with her parents; no Sunday work, 686th av., iret NTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS, TO nie with antans and ironing. Apply from 9 to IN THE FANCY nerican in” wishes to go out to Work house- cleaning paint; can viack walnut as WEST 10TH 8T.—A Y estant, as lady's maid airdresser : good relerence 'ANTED—A COOK FOR A SMALL FAMILY; @ chambermaid to do the washing and Apply at 146 West 13th st. ED—A TRIMMER only those accustome: or address No, 215 East 23 st. JANTED—A GOOD LAUNDRESS, WHO 18 wo Ing to assist with a on aad A dressmake icustScrtny ‘and obliging EAST 28D &T.—AN woman as lay" “ald PROTESTANT | linia trite e or two ladies: un. TO WORK EVENINGS; first class millinery apply + or would Ko outby the day j,onerates on Wheeler & Wilson's to turn or alter drewes, EAST 21ST S'., ? of good address as lady's to assist sith tnt Ww A YOUNG GIRL d_and seamstress F wvataure Work in a pri ‘good wages given. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK Apply, with reference, at 307 in alarge tamily. WEST 38D § BT.) NAL OTH AV A French lady's maid, isa ¢ drotomaker’ ; No objection to tra A55 fits one se ry IN DRY oe STORE.—A RESPEC’ T TOP FLOOK.— | ~ oud hairdresser and | Ly ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Hast 13th st., old No. 182 Apply ior two PAKERY.—TWO maid or seamstress, ue Other | |W A NTED—A YOU IRL FOR GENERAL 10U' G work ina family of three adults Inquire at 107 LORED WOMAN AS COO! Ls0 immediately at xe. = iia 4 oh vainber tai. 7TH J the TWO O FLIGHTS af Sane ectable woman to work by bs (Sapte k .VERAL (orks TO WORK IN_A CON. Inquire at 116 West 25h = rect NEAR STH ST, TOP FLOOR—a | at, from $ to lady, speaking fluently French, German and visiting governess, or to give her own use lighest references. Address TO MIND CHILDREN eh! in a tamil) it erally useful; German pre- ‘YO XG LADY WwouLD LKB TO MAKE A FEW 7 ANTED—A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS IN A SMALL to dress hair at their - city references nd Irving place, TED—A GOOD WOMAN As HEAD COOK I ply Defore 10 or atter 49) och | @ Apply, with be only, at 110 Kast iti st, between ith o ; terms moderate, the week or " OBB Jerald Uptown Branch offic Address Miss L, RESPEOTABLE YOUNG FRENCH GIRL (PARI- flan) wishes te find a family to gy remain in the clty Ty as lad ow faneuage: ences. b clit, restaurant. A) Broad st., basemen NTED—A COMPET German, gyith city reterence. i Europe with, m is fully able to teach T COOK. EXGLIS ark eae be NTED—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS SEAMETRESS and w look geval a3 West child oe years old, Apply, LADY OF EDUC ATION, KNOWLEDGE OF THB of good, Sddreas and appearance, with city reterenc NTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK - @ short Mstance Jrom world and tock ww Gesires « position where ean saifand mother | fe Folly Competent a it to misible positions : relere: jt 5 2 ri pe sue epee from, 4 Be, bigest oe SITUATION WANTED BY A COLORED MAN AS waiter in a boarding house or private ‘amily ; good reference, Cail or address 8. P,, 138 West 0th st. CTABLE COLORED MAN WISHES A SIT- jon as cook: makes good bread and pastry; an , boarding house or restaurant. Cali'at or Jor three days, No. 38) 7th av, IN A PRIVATE A XOUNG MAN WISHES PLACE. 41 family; is a tirst class cook ; speaks French, German @ud Lnglish. Cail at No. 402 28th st, near 4th av. A ste TION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, MAR- ried; no encumbrance ; 1s a good groom and careful driver : 1ouE years first class city reference, Cull on or address J. 8, 50 4th av., In harness store. 8 WAITER-IN A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE FAMI- dy gully competent, and can o well recom: mand ress R, F., at J.J. Morris’, grocer, corner of Lith si, and University place, A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WISHES A SIT- uation as waiter in a private boarding house, or as hody servant for a gentleman; good reterences, Ad- clerk or where he can make himself can furnish the very best references. Address LAHE' DUBORD, 29 Hy rd rT good reterence required, at 2,002 3d av., corner of 110th an 4TH AV.—WANTED A GERMAN COOK TO | trade. Address box 128 Herald omce. for one or more houses, by @ petience in each business. Ai office. established ‘trade; none others iced apply. SPICE, box 122 Herald office. Bs across ft SITUATION IN A Nad te Re references. RR RA rere nner AD ‘AN GxTER MAN IN MONEREAT, Py hited | Buates cy ered iL sistant eee ee BE —WANTED, A YOUNG erence. Apply beter Phe TO MEDWARD W. BAX: Zi & Go. Ma Canal street NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 5, “I873—QUADRUPLE SHEET: SITUATIONS _WANTE: “Miseeliancous. QOMPETENT YOUNG Lapy DESIRES A POST tion in a family to i years’ | ble and w COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, A. SINGLE MAN WISHES A A SITUATION AS COACH. Wom ot Rf, at to dupa COACHAR, 8 irving 8 SteT ATION. WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN, AS ‘oach: ie Goeeee oe py ; has Sood city Felerence: jerald office, will . box 147 “YOUNG way WISHES pha ptr AS rpg epee some ca be advanced ; f I . loyer. Address ota ais iterald once. "0%" pl WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A fone i @ Sco chman: would years’ ret rence. Address repaint 4 - a ional LL YOUNG MEN OUT OF BUSINESS CAN HAVE sandy and Prpctadie employment by calling at 95 Lo na te > Foom 4, Salary and comission paid to live A ~ WANTED, 4 SOBER, STRADY AND RELIABLE ‘oom; must thor i oughiy understand his oreent preferred, "OUTe. or iA YEARS OF AGE, WISHES A SITU. rk in a book and nee; can YOUNG MAN, AGED 26 YEARS, DESIRES A situation—As bookkeeper or assistant: A No. 1 ref- frences; salary moderate. Address ACTIVE, box 1x4 Herald office. Al? pay WANTED—EVERYWHERE, TO IN- duce by ample the fastest selling eae in daterions business ligh BROOME 2 Con 0% FULLY COMPE- keeper in some whole » Address H..8. D., OOKKEEPER.. GENTLEMAN, NHINA, GLASS AND, OROCKERY.—TWO FIRST / class salesmen wanted: must have a knowledge of the bu nee Apply s A] BASSFORD'S, Cooper Institute RY GOODS.—WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, RE- centiv arrived from bngland, a situation; has had eight years experience in the Loidon dry goods houses. Address W. + $8 Beach st. RY goons SALESMEN WANTED (WO GOOD MEN} ith city reference, may apply to JAMES CKOUGH- Wel ee .. 122d st, and 3d av. RY GOODS.—WANTED, A RETAIL SALESMAN, Thust be a first class window dresser ; to @ co wfpetent man liberal terms, Apply to HARDY 4 CO,, 515 8th ay Etre CLERK WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE FAN. ey. Sopde house. Address, stating references, CUR- 8, box Nerald office. ‘OSIERY SALESMAN WANTED—CITY TS ia stand Sav Apply to JAMES CROUGHWELL & CO. at. an ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN AGED 2% years, as outdoor clerk or to drive a delivery wagon oF ad collector or salesman; first class city reterence and security if required, Address SECURITY, Herald office. ITUATION WANTED=SOUTH, BY A THOROUGH © dry goods salesman; understands tae entire iahaeet and is acclimated; moderate salary ; will pay, own Sage i'deaired; good relerences. Address COMPETENT, Herald office. WO CONFECTIONERY OR GROCERY TRAVELLERS wanied--On commission, to sell an imported spe- Rin, in the trade; one for the city and one tor the out oti Address, with reference, A., box 212 Herald SCHS, 569 Broadway, ve (A MARRIED MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS coachman and gardener; good gi driver. wite ascouk and assist with washing and iron ing ; three years’ reference; trom nort - dress J. KR. box 26 Herald ottice, bai A. SQBBR, STEADY GERMAN REQUIRES 4 srru. oy as coachiman; understan on ‘dening; can ve. reference. Inquire of or address, for three W804 Sun ay. Waa | MAN WANTS 4 SITUATION AS COACH- man: is a good groom ami driver, sober and honest; are class me Call at 436 6th av., inthe harness store. SINGLE YOUNG MAN, OF TEMPERATE habits, wants @ situation as rst class coachman: Understands thoroughly the care of horses, harness carriages; is @ sate and ees driver ; will be found willing and obliging ;, has the best, city reference. 1 on or address for two Ws 443 7th a sith JOACHMAN AND GROOM—BY A TEMPERATE uid reliable single man ; city or country; willing and obli good city reference. Address COACHMAN, box 10 }ilerald oftes, YOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE / young man; understands the business in all its branches: will make himself generally usetuls | can milk sel red; best reterence. address J. D., box 203 Herald OACHMAN AND GARDENER’S‘ SITUATION wanted—By a respectable single man; can be recom- mended ; competent, inlustriou: firet clase fruit ai vegetable gardener! understands improving new place: can milk, and will be found everv way generally useful. Address}. J., box 204 Herald office. JOACHMAN AND GARDENER’S SITUATION WANT- ed, in the country, by an American married man; understands the care of horses and vegetable gardening; F IRST ‘CLASS COACHMAN AND GROOM.—A STEADY youns German (Protestant) wants a situation ; Bo objection to the country; five years’ reference, Call o1 or addregs C. 8., 12 Howard st ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—FOR A FIRST Fate working xardener: ‘understands glass, stock farming, and would like a place wher: improvements are required: 10 years' references, Address H. M., box 186 Herald office. ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENG- , married, without rasally understands hot and cold graperies, flowers, ac references. Ad- dress No. 9 4 ridgeman's seed store, 86 Broadway, teste THRU on G Jane Was an nrnan eograge g year, ia aa: a JRANOK, box 15) Herald office. D—A MAN IN A SEE oat el indy eS Apiy. wh ater no o'clock ae wai SMART HEAD WAITER FOR A RES- taurant, One who thoropen! y understands ay wath reference, for officer. D ENERGETIC MEN Staige to sell a patented © Mo. SEMAN PFE all its branches can a ¥., box. every town in the [ article that sells like hot $6 20. pir to or address G. & O, st, New York city. WANTEDI BY AN IMPOR TING HOUSE, A BOY about fifteen years o: age. to run errands and make himeelt generally usctul:, must resite with. his ara come well recommended. Address BOY, Herald office. “THE TRADES, RESPECTABLE Boy, “RI INING With AIS parents, wishes to. learh the plu bing. trade. Call on or address J STY NES, pe BOY. 15 YEARS OF Hon at engray fore. » Nappiy te Me RUG PACKER—IN WHOL ESALE DRUG HOUSE: experience and references required. Address DRUGS, box 1,983 Post office. if . reek WANTED—TO RUN A BAXTER ENGINE: and willing to fill in his time at other work, eatting in @ printing oflice. address, with ref fie ta stating salar salary expected, &c., ENGINE, box. ta § TO GET A AGR, SHE! : bee the beapes be is Bt., N. Y. ET MAKERS.—GOOD AND EXPERIENCED MAN net maker, thoroughly understanding how to kni seine Bi A x ar jay lene nied at o'clock this morning a0 and bo Ser WANTED, A 00D TAILOR THAT UN- derstands cutting, to take charge of a shop pete Se country. For particulars apply to E. COOK, 203. Gi wich st., New York, trom I] to Bt) A. ‘M. Thursday, on a TINSMITHS.~WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN, A situation to work under instruction on at at the, tin and sheet iron paainee Address J, COsGi Call all the week. TANTED—A MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN FOR aix or eight months, to go to Pennsylvai ate experience an <1 aman i ie Midis k. & 7 ice. GOOD BATH box 205 Herald of! ANTED—TO GO TO CHICAGO, A tub liner; one who understands his business thor. gughty good vay.and steady work. Address SULLIVAN TON % North Jeflerson st., Chicago, TI. ATANTED—A GOOD SHEET IRON WORKER, IN- of CARBON STOVE COMPANY, No. 25 Wns SILK TIE CUTTER. APPLY TO SIM- MONS & FISHER, et, Broadway. ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLANS RETOUCHER OF 1¢ BY Wor 16 by 20 photo ey poi also neaative. State salary and address to LEON VAN LOO, Cincinnati, Ohio, ‘ANTED—TWO FIRST OLASS RETATL DRY GOODS salesinen, with good reterence; none others need apply. . SCOTT, 377 and Si9 Broadway, ‘ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED RIBBON SALES. Psy pam have best of references. Apply to MILLER & GRANT, 879 B ANTED—A YOUNG nd § OF! ae, auibe soso neces; salary moderate and ») Herald oftice. D—BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSITION IN A wholesale house as assistant bookkeeper, entry generally useful DRUGGIST, WITH TWO OR THREE Praciical experience, speaking German; WANTEDAIN A LAW OFFICE, & YOUNG MAN well qualified to take charge. of office business. Address, stating qualifications and salary expected, LEX, Herald office. ead ‘WBitING-T0 BE DONE At HOME, BY THREE heat writers; despatch: and prompthess. Address TANTED—BY A WHOLESALE (biquor aeecee, an active salesman with biished nea: ANTEDCBY A’ MARRIEI) ENGLISHMAN, AGED 26. 4 situation as bookkeeper, correspondent or Wes no object; good references. Address W. T. PN ny Herald oftice. WANTED POSITION AS CLERK IN HOTEL, travelling agent for wholesale house or collector & young man that has had ex: dress L. O., box 207 Herald ANTED—IN A COFFEE, TEA AND SPIUE WARE- vhouse, a competent near-by salesman with an Address Aer commission house by a rat woateepion writes a hand :hassome knowledge of bookkeeping best ¢ reteren ‘Address ROBERT at ah £wen st, Brooklyn, E. ia ANTED-—IN A RAILROAD OFFICE, AN EXPE- Fienced correspondent; & stenographer preterred. Address CORRESPONDENT, Herald oiice. ANTED-TWO | EXPE TEN z FURNITURE salesmen. mdi to @. and & HEYMAN & MACK, corner Hudson an ANTED—Ov SALARY, AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC in a wholesale commission business, who ,(O0.or more cath to identi yin with employer's “Address i, ybox 112 Herald oftice., TANTED—IN A FANCY GOODS STORE ON BROAD- way, a young man, 29 to 25 years old, with $2,5/0 to $3,00 cash, to take an interest, or percentage paid on Money and liberal salary; imeutity and taicntulness ap: preciated, and re Address, tor three days, B. G, box 122 Herald Braneh omic ANTED—A POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER OR AS8- sistant bookkeeper, by a young man, aged 29; is a Food Penman. has had sone cxperience ‘and believes imself thoroughly bP tio yeas to present em- ployers, city house. Agdre ., box 219 Herald office. ‘ANTED—A POSITION AS_BOOKKEEP! young man of several years’ experience; satisfac- tory reterence; would, accept a position in hotel. Ad- dress W. F, H., box 12 Herald Uptown Branch olfice. JV ANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SALES- Awan, speaking German wud. French fluently, a sit- uation; ‘Address M.A., Astoria (L, jouston best city rete dress 132 West 25th st. L I. lta}, Ny. median poets bl WANTED-—BY A COLORED BOY, TO WAxtep—* MAN, WITH re 000 ‘OR $3,000, “AS BOOK- drive for a doctor or as waiter. Apply at E. keeper or cashier in @ hotel; security, interest, Masdies, 449 6th av . tor two days. ae 4 ho rdgiven. Addres: HOTEL, bo: x ise Herald GENTLEMAN, AGED 46, OF GOOD ADDRESS, A good writer, accountant aud correspondent, wishes employment: good reterence ; salary moderate. ‘Address ap! iod ret v d ‘Addre: E, x 122 Herald office. YOUNG GERMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A Private family to make himself generally sera, ith av., between 29th and 30th sta, RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, AGED 21, DE- 3 A situation as waiter and to make himself use- ulin @ private {amily or eee house ; good reter- ence. Address T. C., 69 3d A Address J, REULL, 361 YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS NIGHT watchmal food re: nN Nie GRANT, 260 West 27th st QITUATION WANTED—As WAITER, BY A COLORED mily or boarding house; city or ence. 226 West sth st, Situation WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, 19 YEARS ‘of age, desires to nave a situation in a downtown office: best reterences, Address H. ORTH, 11 Ope BY A FIRST CLASS COLORED WAITER in a private family; beet city. reference from last ince, “Address JONEPH JOHNSTON. box 194 Herald Uptown Branch office. SITUATION WANTED—TO WORK FO take care of horses and cows and do plain rotestant. Sent. 29, trom Az to Intormation can ‘ALET OR NURSE TO AN INVALID OENTLEMAN— Sy a young man, we first class reference. Ads dress A. B. C., hox JIS Herald Uptown Branch office. TANTED—A POSITION AS BARKEEPER BY A young man; can tarnish the best of references trom ast employer, where he has been for five years, Address . N., Herald office. WAxtep—py ‘A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation in a private family, to drive and make himself generally usetul; can be seen at or address 361 7th av., in if Mr. J. Reuh ANTED-SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS WAITER in a private family; a Protestant man (single); thoroughly understands his business ; good city reterence. Address or apply to W. E., 180 West 1uth st., tirst floor, front room, for two days. ;ANTED—A_ SITUATION IN A PRIV ATE Fr AMILY as waiter; speaks Ei ‘nglish, French and Italian. Call or address 1,147 broadway Wee esas AS WAITER ry PRIVATE family, by a young man 17 years ot age, Address G,H., Heraid office. ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, A SITUATION TO open oysters; five years’ experience. Apply at 138 Thompson st. owe a ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION. AS no objection to coantry. Call on or address TANTED—A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS WAITER in a private family; best city reference trom last place, Address. M., 998 Broad way. ANTED—BY A is oY, 18 YEARS OLD, A SITUATION ina wholesale house where he can learn the busi- ness; would like 2 chance at the wholesale hardware, Address tor one week, B. B, H., Brooklyn Post office, 50 WILL BE PAiD FOR A PERMANENT SITUA: pe tion as porter In a dry goods store or ig LS ingle man; good reference. Address W. Herald office.” CLERKS AND ‘SALESMEN ACCoUNTS—ntont LANGUAGES: BOOKS DE. vised to meet special requirements; books cpanes, mined oF balanced. books, wr wien up periodieall contract. MES COX, 51 New street, room fad YOUNG MAN @b, SPEAKING ENGLISH, GER. ish and French, accustomed to office and vishes an engagement Lere or abroad; reer 4 unexceptionable, Address 7. HENRY, Jr., Franelseo, Oa! 5 YOUNG (HAN, OF 15 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE, situation. as bookkeeper ; is fully comy tant to tate Sheree arabe correspondence and all office Dusiness; no objecth ro D eat cl relerencen aadFern oe 24a Pos wehee NT lary an Opt ow n Branch office, ‘ANTED.- TWO SUNIOR DRY GOODS SALESMEN; must bring good re ference as to honesty and s0- pies. rs to Sriiwakp & HAMERTON, Fall River, 50 WILL BE PAID FOR A PERMANENT SITUA. tion in a mercantile or banking house in a writing capacity; racueal bookkeeper ; best reference, Xadrem PHILS, Herald omco. Cc OACHMEN AND GARDENERS. “4 YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION 1N A PR ate jamily as coschman, who, understands his bask just two years in this country; can give one year fen mouths’ reference if required, and isa Prot- estant. Call on or address, for two days, W. J. HAD- DOCK, 9 Liberty st, New York. “AS EXPERIENCED COACHMAN, PROTESTANT, married, Scotch, wants @ situation, where he can haye rooms tor his wite; omy one child. ‘Address or call at 206 Wi ‘th si GENTLEMAN WISHES A coachman; a first class man, ly recom. Mended, with several years’ good reterences. Call on or address COACHMAN, 22 West 32d st., pri ble. “A SINGLE MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS coachman in a private family; Arst class city refer- ence; no followers whatsoever. Uallon or address, for two days, GCOACHMAN, 311 4th av, SITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN—BY A married man, who thoroughly understands his busi- ho encumbrance; best city, reference, Address are of J.B, Brewster & Co., 232 8th a ‘OUNG MAN WHO HAS LATELY ARRIVED IN this country, wants a situation as gardener; thor- oughly understands his business in allits branches. Ad- dgess M, B., box 111 Herald ott SITUATION WANTED-RY A SINGLE MAN, AS coachman; unexceptionable city references from Rees Call on or address JAMES, No. 76 West PRACTICAL, SCOTCH GARDENER WANTS A situation—Understands greenhouses, graperies iaying out grounds ot improving old places: best city ref: erences. adress G, . 80 store, 876 Broadway SINGLE YOUNG MAN, WHO THOROUGHLY UN- derstands his business, cue a situation as conch man or groo! no. etior lo co! it ry; good reference PRIVA LE STABLE, 22 West Sad : sa “h RESPECTABLE COLORED YOUNG MAN AS coachman; thoroughly understans bis business, two years’ best city n give entire satisincs Hons Address J. 3. 145 West 628 st Objections to a ('D, box 29 A can THOMAS, “GENTLEMAN WISHES A SITUATION FoR HIS coachman, whom he will, hisbly recommend; no t distance in the country, Address ty office. COACHMAN'S ATION WANTED—BY A Young married Englishman; has, goud experience hly recommended. | Call on ‘or addres: No, 42 East 82d st., private stable. ‘A COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION— class driver and groom; single man; five inst place ;best city reference, Address P, Broadway. FIRST ars in 265 [abet pe! 1 DTRPORTA ING eto wishes to * tquire of “RRB Ws & SANFORD, HIS HORSE a situation for hig coachman. 8S Broadway. ‘ GERMAN YOUNG MAN, FIRST CLASS GAR. dener and florist, wishes ‘a best rever- ences; city or country.” Address G. Sth st, N.Y. S8.COACHMAN OR STUD GROOM, BY A SMART, active you fs ite lately landed: an excel: lent eee a, ne wei ght ; tines paderrrens first class Folerences. Adares Her- SINGLE MAN, AS Understands his elty references. “SITUATION WANTED BY A coacbman and groom; thorot business; is. direas oe obliging Cull at oF uddress 113 6th ay. edad SITUATION AS COLORED MAN WANTS of, city refer- cn Es sia a a Weal ha, ences, he on » top ARDENER,—WANTED, BY A FIRST CLASS VEGE: table gardener and florist, a situation; is a practi cal hand at raising and forcing all sorts of early fruit and vegetable; under glass, the cultivation of green and Hot house plants, hot and'cold graperies, t and pruning of trent trees, gri din ing mushrooms; farming torouity inred geen at Reevesand Simonson’, soedmen Corti st., New York, or address T. Park “Post office, New Jersey. antin drow red. Clan he id florists, Ly L., Rutherford ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS VARNISHER TO AGT as foreman in a Ia-gs cabinet manufactory; ono oroughly conversant with finishing first ‘class ork an intrlligent sn erman who has had exp Tienes and who 1s familiar with shippiag goods. Addr Dox 8,186 New York Post oiilee. ATCHMAKER WANTED—NONE BUT GOOD ze GiAsDENER’S SITUATION WAN(ED—BY A FIRST class Scotch Raccener (single), who understands all branches of gardening thoroughly and practically. Ad- dress J, Ofue box Herald office. (aebexers SITUATION WANTED—MARRIED, bu, funilys greenhouses eraperies, farming, nd would take charge of 98, GARDENER, box 13 Whi ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE man (Scotch) who understands the business thor- gashly; greenhouse, mraperies, laving out of grounds, a A t Feterence. Ai dress, for three days, roadway. XARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG German man; learned gardening in the old coun- wy; two years! in America; understands thoroughly the ntleman’s place. festone, ie care oF Aree ouses, trees, grapes and ohare new rae oe out, Address SWISS GARDENER, box 131 ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN ENG- lish married man, who has had long practical ex. erlence, in, growing specimen, plants, plants for cut lowers, forcing of ‘of grapes, ches, rooms, vege- tables, ke., sg int butldine houses for the’ same, Superintotidtug the farm in, widit on to the garden if re- quired; several years refesenee in this country fo parties who cnn be seen in the city. Call on_or ad gardener, at Bridgeman’s seed store, 876 78 Broadway.” ARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG, single man, who thoroughly understands the scare of Treenhouses, graperies, flowers, fruits a Hi ood re! tices Addres as J.D ‘Sox 152 Heraln aiice. "s od workmen SROs: Es BEGUEDIN, 2 Maiden lane. TNE JEUNE FILLY, DE La SUISSE FRANOAIS! desire se placer coiume borne. S'adresser de 10a heures, 8me av., 235. Us JEUNE ICL s placer pour solgner des entanta et condre; alle est munie de bonnes recommandations, §'adresser pour deux jours,* No. 200 Eust sth st "_HOUSES, _ROOOMS, | . WANTED. “In this City and Brooklyn. , FAMILY OF 4 ADULTS REQUIRING 3_ BED- * rooms, & Room tor a peryeniy, Parlor and Kitchen, desire to occupy a portion ouse of a respectable family in a food si Rnation; “references exchanged. Ad- dress box 2,223 Post ollice. AR SUIT OF ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, OR A Tig for single gentlemen, near Union sqdare. Addre: with part Herald offic CAREFUL AND RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES to hire, from October 1 to May 1, a small. high stoo) sroop, neatly furnished House, be:ween Fourteenth and For eth streets, for a family of two persdns; rent not to ex- ceed $350 per month. Address box No. 4,976 Post office. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—WHERB THE rent would be taken in Board, with the he privilege of of inking a few select boarders; location, below For seventh street. Addr . J., Herald Uptown Branc! office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG COLORED nas coachman in abe cream mtn understands Griving in efty of countr ; best reference from last place. Direct dev. ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN OR WAITER, by acolored man; good city reference, Address z a Uptown Branch off ITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND GAR. 1, by # stes ~ mn required faithful Address: Herald ‘oftice. Gituarion WANTED—BY MAN AND WIFE; MAN AS coachman and gardener; wife as cook and laundress: both are first an servants. Can be seen for two days at150 East 43d st ANTED—A SITUATION 48 COLCHMAN: oop reference, Address F. D. U8 Hi ‘ANTED—A GARDENER OF MEANS AND TALENT, to take a new house of two rooms, and all the Laoag wanted for cu: tion: Oy flowers, berries and fruits; the same can be pur axed ata bargain. _ A BMS 12] Nassau street room 4. ANTED—A. SITUATION As COACHMAN meer aA years’ city reference fom his Last p! ress, two days, 129 Nassau st, Drookiye. W. id capa LOOR EAN oy a unall iati SUITAULE FOR ouse] ing. by a smal faintly, third street, between Third es area, rent moderate to good rena, Adi ting terms, ., Herald Upiown Branch WARE A FASS Tangle Sah pelgnnorhood: rat class references gi in Ad ‘ANTED—TO RENT, UNFURNISHED, HOUSE BE- tween Fourterath a Fortieth ‘inne Third ana Sixth avenues, from $1,000 to $1,500. Address G. box 1,710 Post office. ANTED-AN, UNFURNISUED | FOUR STORY high stoop House, 25 feet wide, between Fifth and Bixth avenues und not above Forty fith street; rent not to exceed $2,501. Address box 1,149 Fost office. wage FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR OF five oF six rooms, unfurnished, in private mall all sesntly of three; rent must be moderate, house, ‘Ad: box 217 Herald oitice. TED—FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, SUIT OF furnished Rooms; terms must be reoneretes ween Spring and Sixteenth streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues Address, stating particulars, VAN GELDER BROS, 497 Broome ¥ itreet. ANTED—A SITUATION, As FIRST CLASS COACE- man, by a single young man of experient seven ears’ city reference by pgattins former ployer. on or address W. 8,, 50 4th a ANTED—ON OR NEAR SIXTH AVENUE, TOREB or four meely furnished Rooms, for light hi a tam) three. ne fe aid Uptown branch office, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND gardener. or would take the entire charge of a farm : thoroughly understands his business the best ref- erences. Address U, W. box :07 Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION AS GARDENER BY A Norweg'an; single; can furnish good references from allemployers in, thiscountry and Kurope. Apply toO.N., at Bri jseman’s, #76 Broadway. Wien cia SITUATION. AS GROOM AND mip man; aged 29, and is willing to make bi my erally useful; town or country. Address J. K.. 131 17¢ th st., between 6th and 7th avs. ‘ANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS FARMER AND GAR- er, to take charge of a gentlem frat class testimonials "Address Post ottice, Long Isl Ware SITUATION. “AS Sie wens AND married man, a very competent young who thoroughly understands his business; fret class ret erence. Call on or address E. fl., No. 80 4th av., harness store. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A. &RSPEOTABLE young man as groom or coachman: hasno objec- tion to city or Sen is willing to make himself useiul. Can be seen 6 West Seventeenth street, ANTED—LOWER PART OF A HOUSE, OR A full Floor of five or six rooms, for a private gent on Pd ones ang se. between Fourth and Fourteent greets Broadway aud Sixth avenue, Address ¥. DIK- MER, 143 Bleecker street. ‘ eae ‘ANTED—BY A. PHYSICIAN, A A DESIRALE LOCA- W. Non for an ottice, between ‘Twentie id Torrty- fifth streets and Sixth and Lexington Grouse at ror and required. Write to, with all particu- lave, or fate or sppiy an at, sieving x place. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND CHILD,” three or four unfurnished gooms, Tenth street; terms, $20 to $25. ldress A! eT rid dletown, 01 county, N.Y, * range SUITABLE tat: en] ‘ANTED—SEVERAL housekeeping or one for light, hongekeepin restaurant, we Bromiwway, fy hood Ww ‘Vesey street, up ate Post office, Address C. K. 8. ‘ANTED—TO RENT, A SMALL UNFURNISHED Houre, becrenn Twentieth and Fortieth streets, Lexington ahd Sixth vent ‘unexceptional: Address box 218 Herald office, ‘ANTED—A SUIT OF mate EITHER FUR- nished or unfurnished, ne: th Avenue Hotel. Address L, L, L., Herald | Uptown | ‘Branch office. Was anne BY A SINGLE YOUNG ‘man as first class coachman; chy, or country; first Wrrduiee ave AN AMERICAN FAMILY OF FOUR adults, five Cg ea Rooms between First and Fifth avenues, First_and Thirtieth streets. Bent Foo whine Rel Kalle eg About $90. ‘Address | DICKERSON, 88 Dey street. ‘ANTED—FOUR FURNISHED OR — UNFUR- ANTED—BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAY, @situation as coachman; best gi Apply to or address G. TALBOT, 216 West’ L ths _ HELP | ‘WANTED—MALE! GENTS—ARE You AWARE ‘THAT I HAVE THE best selling artic in the United States? Nonsense! Weil, come and see. H NDERSON, Ne Nassau st., reom 7. GENTS WANTED—TO SELL THR PARLOR A Kaleidoscope; the most aaiabie novelty in the mar: very rangemen Hee Very incr ATOM. JACOBS & CO. 67 Reade st. GENTS WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE, TO SELL an entirely now article, from which # large profit Gan be realized, Inquire at 30V esey st., room 1 NGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, 61 LEXINGTON AV.— yon say. Want agreeable, honest, intelligent, industrious, itriotly temperate Americans, for b ind off, and as cook and steward; not older than anished Rooms, for housekeepi forredon near New Yurk city ess PERMANE: Nr, Herald ol ANTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE—THRER furnished or unturnished Rooms, suitable for light housekeeping, in & private house, convenient to, kighth avenue cars; will go out as arlem,, Answer, stating terms, &c.. which must be ihoderate, B. bos 10 10 Heralg Uptown Branch o! fag rl A GENTLI ba Brooklyn pre- lowest rent Ad- bMAN AND hdd ad two smalt Kooms, unfurnis flirt! th and RE A ag Ao Fourth and tee! ne! - it if suited; can per | Bea for light housekeeping. it give the est ato references: vent rman to exceed month, Address W. Herald Uptown Branch WAS Tocation ‘Address X. X. X. U., Herald good and rent low. i SMART, ACTIVE BOY IN A PHOTOGRAPHIC A eis! ne acquainted with the business preferred. Apply to L. ALMAN, 172 5th ay. N ACTIVE AMERICAN BOY WA\ TED IN Pa RE. tail store, about [5 years of bs aa Address, in own hand, M ficHARTS neat =MEN Hons! SON'S ~~ CHANCE TO LEARN TELEGRA| HY. women, boys and CRA learn andy Fag for operators; ti m $20. THO! lege, 204th av., opposite Sooper Institute. LiGut A SMART, ACTIVE MAN WANTED—IN A outdoo! war ine: Apply ly at New York Book Con- cern, No.7 Warren ‘ate fourth floor, after 9o’clock. WO GOOD MEN WANTED—TO CANVASS FOR A 4_ Job printing « office. Address R. ©. H., Herald office. | pastiounely, nn LOA x OFFICES. “\ T WOLF BROTHERS +93 BROADWAY, BETWEEN A Nineteenth and Twentieth une oney loaned ‘ ity, ware, Silks and on Watches, Diamonds, Jewel Fy, at Rp ps ae strictly cot er f DI NO. 9 WEST THIRTY-FIAST * Peas street, advances, money lib- erally on Beampnss, ‘Watehes, Jewelry, &c., vate entra’ AN’ A ante Mange on biamonds and &c., or will pay the KSom ADWAY, OPPC ELE AT CACK SOR ney. Hooray ‘sSvanned oa" Dis: iyonda, Watches, Jewelry, silks: Dry Goods anit Fersonad Pro * oe ‘of every description. ‘rivate entrance adie 70 BROADWAY.—LIBERAL AD- brie a Sil price rware, same. by pdt AT THE HERALD DINING, Rooms, 532 him wore Boys AT MARTIN, POLLMANN & CO,'S, 7 ANTED—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN THE RETAIL dry Sat busines. LORD & TAYLOR, Grand et., corner Chrystie. WANTED USEFUL MAN AND | WIFE, WITHOUT n must 0¢ @ have 4 dogtrerenoae ‘Apply “to J. cog NCEOT IG TANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH SOME are rience in. the grocery business. Apply to HUTCHISON, 409 Ware wo MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS, ¥ wHo have had ex, rience | in solicit Apvly Missal earrings bean mages ob sel ene Oat es Oe. dal Broadway. Warne AND FBMALE Cag gid TO SELL ; ntroducti cast of Chicago: Gall on OF . OHASE & CO, 616 Broadway. Wesntce FIRST oe COOK TO TA! nuire che chi Apply at French’ | We EDUCATED Ouse TO MAKE HIM- re Goo ey Me a BROADWAY CORN Fali Ghawis slike, he. the anise. Soupie and sold iva ‘fice for ladies’ mie PAGE. ADVANCED TO ANY lOUNT NT Ox Va ‘ae onda, solid Sil iia aces Came wie £0, ; business etriely Drives rene tear MO: DN, Loan Bi Bi if 4 tultom ton street. OF NINTH STREBT, a intuRT 1 ‘HKOADWAY, SORRER AMITY je _street.— Highest advances on Indlea: Business con Pianos, 51 ee Beak wer. jusiness confidential. ‘NASSAU STREET, Oprosin Pot “ORT Liberal advances’ made on Nee Wate kinds of Merch hanya AN i ase nd 8 40: 3 AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY-POURTH and Twenty-fitth streets. —I inces ly ue. iL, BERD on Diamonds, Watches, alt Vala: Shawls, 8 KoA ae ae ia ne ee boughtand sold. A.C. HERTS. OVER HERALD BRANCH Legh ote BROADNAT. re it lor for ladies Branch. women on nds, Watches, %