The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1873, Page 3

SITUATIONS WANTLP—FEMALES: Pee hn are a Cooks, é&e. 47 Weer s7TH St—yTRST CLASS OOOK, WITH UR: joyers. goalined city reference, Can be seen at her present = te WEST 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS 4! cook; best city references. Call for one day. EST T.—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG 61 eka fe ea cook washer and ironer, the other a4 rmald and waitress, and assist with the washing er); best city references, Can be seen for two ¥ Pi ST.-A SMART, TIDY GIRL AS Caer her and Ironer; good exty reference. 0 », NEAR BOWERY.—A GOOD 5 so oetended German girl as cook, washer and froner; willing and oblixang, * 61H AV., OVER SHOE STORE, SECOND 106 floor.—As good meat and pastry cook; would do some washing or the whole of the kitchenwork; excel- lent reference, 10 WEST 18TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS ENGLISH cook 1n a private family; understands all kinds mily cooking; no objection to a short distance im the try; good city reference, 10: WEST ISTH ST., REAR, TOP FLOOR, FRONT room.—As cook, washer and ironer; 18 @ good baker; can tak e of milk and buiter; good reterence, 12 WEST 2/TH ST., IN THR BASEMENT.—TWO young girls to go in the countr: Me as Cook, washer and. froner, the other as housemald or nurse} Good reterences; waxes $10, EAST 22D ST, NEAR 4TH AV., PRESENT EM- ployer’s.—As good plain cook. BACK 00d er 15 6 124 Bast EAST 13TH ST., NEAR 8D AV., FIRST FLOOR, ‘wish and iron, or would do general housework in small private tamily ; good city reference. ava, rear,—A French woman as competent cook jm a private family ; best city reference. able Scotch Woman as a good cook and a first class washer and ironer good city relerence. ni 152 WEST 28TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman as good plain cook, washer and ironer; 152 WEST 28TH ST., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT. able Protestant woman 28 good cook, washer and frone: all jor two days. 154 WEST 52D ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG reference. as cook; no objection to assist in washing ; refer- ence, Cali tor two days. experienced woinan as first class cook ; under- stands all kinds of meats, soups. pastries and jellies; best WEST OLST ST., ONE FLIGHT UP, 001 respectable young woman city re WEST 53D ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A LAR 14] ree A fespcctbie young ‘woman. to cook: WEST 20TH 8T., BETWEEN 6TH AND 71H [51 Bas? MD oh, SHOOND FLOOR.— A RESPECT. city or country; good reference. Iso good baker; city or country ; best city reference. girl as good cook, Washer and ironer; best city 155 WEST, rH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN 156 WEST JsTH st, FIRST, FLOOR, FRONT.—AN city reference. Call for two uays. lass Washer and ironer; will m: able young woman as good cook, washer 158. best city reference, 16] WEST, 82 Stra RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS cook, washer and ironer in a private family; iso her dauschter, to take care of ababy or to do light jehamberwork:; best city reference. 16 WAVERLEY PLAC!, REAR OF CHURCH,—A re-pectable colored woman as cook, Call Friday and Saturday. by) WEST 30TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG fol as good piain cook and to do the washing of hemall family; reference, Can be seen for two days. D19 PAST 281 8t., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— A respectable young womun as good plain washer tnd ironer; good city reterence. jor two days. 2D] EAST sTH BT."A RESPECTABLE, STEADY, sober woman as cook, washer and ironer ina private family ; good city reterence. 2, EAST 1TH ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER’S.—A respectable young girl as\ cook, washer and ‘oner, or todo general housework in a ‘small family; food city reierence, Can be seen for two days. WEST $8TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN family; under- ot ing iull ed trom her last NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1873. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEM. jo | eat Chambermatds, 6. EST 2TH ST., NEAR 8TH AV.—A RESPECT. | B58 Mercitas chaibermaid and waitress: best city | reference trom last place. x rill SD_AY., NEAR 33D 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL AS 484 thatubérmait und to avist with washing aud ironing or aschambermaid and nurse, IST AV.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO CHAMBER. work and plain sewing or take care of children in a private family; is willing and obaying, TANTED—BY A YOUNG WELSIi WOMAN, A SITUA- tion as chambermaid or Jaundress; best city ret- erence. “Address L. M., box 179 Herald Uptown Branch olllee, Dressmakers and Seamstresses. ; 6TH AV.—A_ FAMILY SEAMS'RESS DESIRES employment by the day, wees or month. Address } KRESS, 4. WES! 29TH ST.—A COMPS wishes to go out by the da: understands all kinds of ; reterence given, DRESSMAKER | is a first clans ReUDr. sessmaking t tetest - eee a 105 WEST (st TOA FASHIONABLE DRESS. ©) maker would like a lew enyaements by the day; is a good cutter ond fitter and stylish trimmer of ladies’ and children’s dresses; ladies calling ‘or two days can see samples of her work clezantly finishea in silks and velvets, Call on or adiress DRESSMAKER, 112 WEST ISTH SP, NEAR 6TH AV.—A& COMPE- tent woman to Wait on an elderly lady; good plain seamstress; willing to make herselt'very obliging; | No ob ection io chamber wor! city reierences. VAY: £482, 2, Bs aN operator on Wheeler & Wi go by the day or month; is agood dressmaker. or address OPERA LOR, machine; would Cail on 127 SOUTH 51H AY. RESPECTABLE YOUS erson (German, speaks English) ag seainstress ar ang to do housework, Address M. F. 19] CHEERY, sro YOUNG SWEDISH GIRL, lately arrived, to sew or do general housework. Address 0. HOLM, 196 6TH AV.—A YOUNG LADY AS SEAMSTRESS im a private tamiy; understands dressmaking; AOS Snerator on the machines. Call on or address 6. PRESS. 25 WEST 27H STA FIRST CLASS DRESS. maker, who thorougily understands fitting and trimming the latest styles of Ness 5 and e ing dresses, wishes @ few more customers by the day; best reference, Call or address. EAST 49PH ST.. TOP FLOUR.—A DRESS. 5 33: maker, who understands cutting and fitting Indie ses, wishes to go out by the day, week or month; good reference, Fl] WHS? eb STAs FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS IL and operator# on Wheeler & Wilson's machine: understands making inianis’ and children’s clothing: Kinds of ladies" underclothing; best city reference. Ad- dress M. E, D. 369 WEST 2TH ST—A FIRST CLASS DRESS. © maker would go ‘out by the day or week in pri- vate families; can operate on Wheeler & Wilson's ma- chine. Call oF address, GOOD DRESSMAKER TO GO OUT BY THE DAY; cuta and trims in all the latest styles; $1 50 per day. Address DRESSMAKER, box 115 Herald Uptown Branch office. SITUATIONS WAVTRD—FEMALES, — Laundresses, de. 309 7TH AY. IN THE REAR —AS FIRST CLASS OUD jaundress in a private (amily; understands her | business thorou + ood city relerence, 15 BAST soit ST., NEAR 2D Av. 2 back reom.—\ respectable jes and gentlemen's washing aud oO out by the day; guod-cuy 316 EA T 820 So, SEOOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A OL respectable woman to do washing ‘and ironing, housecleaniny or any other kind oi Work required in & family by the day. GBT 3, AvaWASTANG AND JRONING BY THE 2 day or at own home; best city reference, ays 866 3? FLOOR, ekeeper to do s willing to 2D AV., POM 18—A FIRST CLASS LAUN™ dress wishes Lities’ and gentlemen's wa-hiog; | all Kinds of washing at 75 cent» per dozen ; best city ret- erence. Nurses, &e, 1 WEST 4s6PH ST. (PR NT EMPLOYER'S).— S Avovng person, speaking French and English, as nurse of dhany Mi bt ca acy: would pre‘er to travel; Lot subject tosea sickness. Address or callon BLANCHE, for two days, between 10 and I o'clock. | West HOUSTON ST.—A YOUNG FREACH GIRL al to take care of children or an invalid lady and todo sewing; good reterences 53 Weer seri’ st. Ri OO woman, young and very healthy, to go out as wet nurse, or wou'd take a baby to ner own’ home; best ref- erence. 1 or address. 09 3 TOP FLOOR.—A FRENCH GIRL AS 102 SD AV. LUA nurse, chambermaid oF to do general housework ; speaks glish; goud reference. ‘A RESPECTABLK ENGLISH of children; willing to make ddress M. MARSHALL, 13] WEST, #20 St. OVER PRIVATE BTABLI OL respectahie young girl to mind children and make herself gencrally useful in @ private family; willing and obliging. Call for two days. 133 MACDOUGAL BTA PROTESTANT ENGLISH Oe woman ay experienced nurse; can take charge of on infant trom its birth; would atiend an invalid: is @ good sewer ; satistactory reference; country not objected 138 Ww 49TH ST. RESPECTABLE YOUNG 0 girl to mind children: willing and obliging, and will assist with light chamberwork, LUDLOW ST,, IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT- le woman to wet nurse a young child ather 180. growing child to Soard. Mrs. DECKER, WEST 82D ST.—AS NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS in « private family; good reference, WEST 20TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A girl as nurse for growing children, girl to take cari hersetf useful, Call on oF 216 plain sewing or chamberwork, Call for two YOUNG nd to do ye 216 WES? 3D Bis COMPETENT PERSON AS nurse and seamstress; willing to make herself useful; good reference 236. RAST ATH ST. TOP F 00M. eA resvectable Woman as wet nurse: is capable and honest: best reterence. Call for two days. ITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. FRENCH ©OOK (AND PASTRY), JUST. ARRIVED A froin Nice, wishes to find @ situation in @ private inily. Address FRENOH COOK, Herald office. ‘0 SALARY FOR FIRST MONTH.—WANTED, A waiter’s by i respectable man, Address | WAITER, box 175 Herald Uptown Brunch office. Situation WANTED—AS WAITER, IN A PRIVATE +) family ; best city seterenee. Call om or address A. HICKS, for two days, 41 West 8th st ITUATION WANTRD—POR A, Youna curra AN, waiter in a private family; jor sins 4 Aires, ‘ir three ‘daye TEACHER. box 182 office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS FRENCH © and énglich cook; understands al) kinds of desserts ; jood carver: has bee a caterer in one ot the first hotels fin‘thas cy. for pay years, AddressG, D,, box 163 Herald Uptown Branch offfea, WO YOUNG SWEDES, LATELY LANDED, WISH employment; no objection. to any kind of work ; will take small wages. Address SWEDE, care of Bo Chris- tian Roos & Co., 20 State st., New York. Westra POSITION BY A COLURED MAN, AS ‘waiter in a boarding or private house: best refer- ence from lastemployer. Apply at 138 Sth at. ‘est ANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, A ‘SITUATION AS cook In @ private iainily or hotel; best reference in regard fo character and efficiency from’ the family which he has served or eight years, Address ADAMS, 144 Feurl st WEST 82D ST. 133 man woura i on the most reasonable RESPECTABLE COLORED & few more 1amai.ies to attend A rms. address J. i YOUNG MAN, HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS, I8 anxious to euter any wholesale house where there Would be & chance ot ancement, would make him- self generally useful and be s% ied with @ very small salary at first: good references and security if required. Address WILLING, Herald office. DP RLGGIST A YOUNG MAN, | SPEAKS GERMAN ‘and French and has over two years’ éxperience, M., box 118 Herald office: RUG CLERK WANTED—A COMPETENT -ASSIST ‘ant (second clerk), in retail and prescriptive busl- ness, Apply at 255 6th ay. before 10 A, M, or after +P. M- ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT PERSON to take charge of a drug store and the office prac- tice, Apply at 46 Greenwich st., from 9 to12 A. M. ANTED—AN ACTIVE AND EXPERIENCED BALES. Wants a situation. Address H. man ty a iinen importing house, “Address, with particulars, X., box 206 Herald office. ANTED—A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN TO sell a staple article of manufacture on commission to the paint and hardware trade of New York and vicinity; @ small salary i addition to the right person. Address box 3,512 Post office, New ¥: ANTED—A SMART YOUNG MAN FOR THE PAR- cel desk. Apply at RICHARD MEARES’, 6th av., corner 19th st, WANTSD=TBREE YOUNG MEN, IMMEDIATELY, to learn bookkeeping, mercantile Saunas pen pausbip, from experienced accountant, Brookiyns 8 to | FAM; moderate charge. Mr. COLLINS, box 1 Heral 0 238 EAST 46TH ST., REAR HOUSE, TOP FLOOR.— A respectable married woman as wet nurse; her babe four weeks ol an be highly recommended. N AMERICAN WOMAN AS SEAMSTRESS IN A gentleman's family; is a good d-cssmaker ;, best cit Teterent Call on or address, tor one week, 8. H. R., Railroad av., Jersey Cit; General Housework, &c: 101 ESSEX ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO WORK IN the forenoon, to assist in housework or washing Sam ironing @ very competent sewer. Address Mra, ll GREENWICH S8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ( German girl to do general housework, good city reference. 14, WEST ATH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN- eral housework ina small family; best city ref erence. 150 WEST 28TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Protestant girl, lately landed, to do general housework or as nurse in a small family. EAST 81ST ST.—A YOUNG GIRL FOR GEN- I housework’ ina small private family. Can be seep at her last place. 163 FAST 50,81, BETWEEN 8D, AND LEXING: ton avs.—A German girl of good family to do the housework in a small American family. 272 eT AV. SECOND FLOOR, ROOM 7, BACK — A respectable Protestant woman as cook, and to issist with the washing; good reference. B04 EAST 80TH ST., BETWEEN IST AND 2D AV: second floor, front—A respectable woman Jen cook, washer and ironer; good relereace. Call fc 0 days. 81. WEST 16TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as cook in @ small private tamily; isa first class washer and ironer ; good city reterence trom last place, 316 EAST 82D ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—AN economical, trustworthy woman’ as meat and pastry cook and baker; will wash it required; first class ence. 327 EAST able wom: the washing and ironing in a small private tamily; is an Wecellent cook aud baker; best city reference. Call for o days. 33. WEST %6TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECT- J able woman as first class cook: no objection to a private boarding house; best city reference. 337 EAST sorit STA YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK, washer and ironer: {sa good bread and biscuit maker; first ciass city reference. 347 EAST JTTH St—4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN u As good cook ; first rate washer and ironer ; good tity reference from last place, where she lived six years, '., FIRST FLOOR,—A RESPEC’ in to do the cooking and to assist with 164. RET SP Sakti ls 7 Do Liaw 202 WEST 19TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A RE- fooking and washing; city or country; willing and oblig- 359 EAST 19TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR—TWO RE- spectable girls; one as cook and to assist with the washing, and the other as chambermaid and waitress and asisst with the washing ; best references, 35! 6TH AV., PICTURE . 8TORE.—A RESPECT- able woman as cook: fally competent; under. eu. its branches; city references as ity, ac. 413 EAST “TH 8ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as cook or to cook by the day or evening; pri- vate or public, 7TH AV., BETWEEN 3D AND &TH STS, IN grocery store.—As competent cook ; understands Fame, soups, bread, cakes, pies, jellies and all desserts; would assist in the was! ing and iron- Ing in a good family ; no letters answered ; best city refer- ence, 556 7TH _AV., NEAR 40TH 8T.—A8 GOOD COOK IN oe @ private family; understands her business thoroughly an exceileng baker; would with coarse washing if required; good city reference. 918 “SD AV., NEAR S8TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN ‘as geod cook or would do upstairs work; no ob- Jection to assist with the washing; good city reference. 48 2D AV.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN to cook, wash and iron in a private tamil; clty reference. Il on or address for two days. RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN AND HER little girl want situations in the same house; the mother, as first class cook; understands her business thoroughly; ber little girl to agsistin upstairs work and wait on fable; would make herself generally useful ; Segrectabe city reference, Address, box Herald office, good ‘OBER WOMAN AS COOK IN A PRIVATE BOARD. ‘ ing house; good city references. Address MARY MULLIGAN, Herald Uptown Branch office. SITUATION BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS FIRST class cook ; city or country; understands cooking in all its branches, including pastry and dairy work; good references. Address COOK, box 130 Herald Uptown Branch office. ASTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE YOUNG ioe ona (an Be ish Fretagtant) & situation as hey + a uit baker; good references, Ad- dress Me R., Herald office. . Chambermaids, &c. 20 WEST 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as ehambermaid and waitress, or chamber- maid and laundress; is thoroughly competent; best city reterence. Qs Mtl St. BETWEEN STH AND 6TH Avs.— A respectable young gir! todo, chamberwork and mind children and can do plain sewing or housework in & small familly ; best city referenc 67 West Sri sr PRESENT EMPLOYER'S —A _young girl bermaid and waitress. 100 REst,227 st—A GuRMan GIRL AS CHAM. AY bermaid in @ fine family ; best city reference. 12] HAST 80,874 YOUNG woMaN TO Do UP. stairs work aud assist with washing and Ironing, or to mind children; good city reference. 117 BEST, s7TH, ShcA YOUKG ate as cHaM. 4 ,bermald and waitress; would assiet with the washing itrequired. Can be seen at present employer’: from 10 till 3. 5 “ ” ri WEST 28111 ST.—AN ACTIVE, WILLING YOUNG woman as chambermaid and waitress; no objec- aa Dearding house; city or country; excel- 2 fronton. 6 209 = enced ; feat tty’ rete person a6 chambermaid and laundress; 219 Call for 38 Sat EAST $918 ST.—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID and waitress; would assist with washing and EAST 9H 8T.—TWO GIRLS; ONE AS CHAM- bermaid and waitress, and the other tor cooking, } And sewlug; excellent city reference. EAST 25TH 8T., TOP PLOOR.—AN EXPERI- BAST 21ST ST, THIRD FLOOR, FRONT. Ghambermaid nd waitress; good city —AS reference. “, BETWEEN 2D AND SD AVB.— ambermald and waitress, 238 in'a'nmalt private tamlly ebeot ctytsoheenera WEST 2TH BT —A Reareor, . 2A cian cttabermpald a alice ot dat ih private ‘anily ie ony pe ouse Work in a small 2 WEST (TH 8T,—TWO RESP; ° 246 wast Pra ti caeg amen Abin Fava ion waitress in & private boarding Catt for two be acne diy € WEST 33D ST, NEAR &TR AV, x 268 itl from the colmtry ax chambermald ; te wit Ing to make herself gem ally useful, Call for two days, WEST 2TH ST. RESPECTABLE FO! ‘irl as chambermaid and to do plain rewinn oe care of children; l# smartand inteltigen blection w goa short distanes in the country, Call wr 37 Rast wrt 8T.—AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG « en aa Arst class chambermaid and waren, bea Ane waabing and irouing; frst class city spectable young girl to do housework or plain ings good rererences. 209 WEST BD Sta STEADY, GOOD GIRL, NOT afraid of work, to do housework ; not long fn this country; can be well recommended. ts 99, BAST “4TH BETWEEN 2D AND 8D AVS, first floor, back.—A respectable young girl todo General housework in a private family. 255 WEST 16TH ST., IN THE BACK BASE MENT.— *. A respectable young girl to do general house- wi Can be seen fortwo days. S10 WEST, 4TH St NEAR STH AV. (FIRST floor.—A respectable and competent Germen girl to do general housework in.« small private family. 314 EAST 39TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do general housework. 33) 9TH AV., NEAR 29TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE ‘woman to do general housework in @ private family ; good washer and ironer and good plain cook. 347 16TH ST., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH AVS.—A respectable and competent person to-do house- work; is a good cook, washer andironer; is Flies, and obliging ; no objection to a boarding house; years’ reference. 414 EASt, NTH St. BETWEEN 18T AND 2D ‘avs.—A respectable young woman to go in the country to do general housework; wages not 40 much an object as a good home. Call for two days. 42. EAST 17TH ST., THIRD FLOOR.—A _ RE- spectable girl to do genera) housework ; isan excellent cook, washer and ironer; no objection to the country. 43 EAST 13TH 8T.—A GIRL, LATELY LANDED, e. to do housework; is willing and obliging; no objection to the country, Can be seen untal suited. 4.44. WEST 20TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRG TO lo housework in a small private tamily; city or country; willing and obliging wishes home for ge wint 445 WEST SoTH ST. BETWEEN 9TH A ‘ ava., first floor.—A respectable girl to D 10TH jo house- work in a small family. 55S WEST MTH STA COMPETENT, WOMAN TO OVO dogeneral housework in asmall family; is a d laundress and can be well recommended, 319 EAST s7TH sT—a VERY RESPECTABLE young married woman to wet nurse a baby at her own home; as just lost her own, six dave old; ‘he best physicians’ reference; none but respectable parties need apply to Mrs, HOLLAND. 341 EAST 24TH 8ST. F room.—A woman As ! ‘The entire clras itup by hand; 35 EAST 19TH ST,—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED IY woman as wet hurse; baby one month old; ref erence, 4.0Q BUEECKER 8T—A YOUNG GERMAN, 24 years of age, as nurse; good heedlewoman; speaks English; best references, Address A, K. iT 58TH ST.—A YOUNG LADY, LATELY 424. Tatved'tron Sngland, todo ight work or take charge of children; wages not so much an object. 439 HAST 1TH St, NEAR AV. a. UP ONE stairs room 7.—A’ respectable young woman as wetnurse, Call or for three days. 450 7TH AV., FIR}T FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE irl_as nurse; understands the care of a baby from birt! ; five years’ reference. ATE and to maxe herself generally useful; seven years’ reference. 568 am fil Senane and seamstress, or would wait n-an invalid; ls @ good operator on Wheeler & Wilson's "ST FLOOR, BACK f capable of taking fe of an infan' trom its birth, or to bring et city refer 8. sewing machine. 10 EAST 9TH ST., CORNER AV. C.—A RESPECT. able young married woman to wet nurse a bab: at her own residence, having lately lost her own; g: Teference. 94. 1ST ‘AV., CORNER 53D ST. Lda 1! nurse; is an ex- ke herself useful. YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN AS Apply at. the Lying-in. Ward, corner W., New York. + PEARL ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN A8 NURSE, 3D AV, (RING SECOND BELL).—A PROTEST. | COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. SITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN. AND groom; thoroughly understands the care of horses, harness and carriages: will himself generally use- tul; good reference. Address GEN«, Herald office. PRACTICAL GARDENER WANTS A SITUATION; understands vegetable growing and flowers, trees and ara references. Apply at 735 Bi way, 5 01 SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG man, as Orstclass groom and coachman; respecta. ble and ghiiging: three years’ city reference. Call on or address J. H., care Mr. Harnett, 17 East 30th st. YOUNG MAN, SINGLE, WANTS 4. SITUATION ascoachman: has 1] vears' city reference from last employer; no objection to ountry, Address M.8., Heral town Branch office GENTLEMAN, NOT NEKDING HIS. COACHMAN, recommends him ax honest, willing, respecttal, fully capable of taking care of horses and @ good driver. dress M. NOACHMAN—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN; THOR. T. B., box 216 Herald office. oughly understands his business: can be highiy re- commended by his present employer. Call on or address COACHMAN, 125 West 7th st. IOACHMAN’S AND GARDENER’S SITUATION ‘wanted by a sober, indusirious man of good experi- ence in the care and’ management of @ gentleman's Place; understands to take cure of a furnace; is a good milker; first c! reference. Address J. C., box 203 Herald office. IRST CLASS ENGLISH COACHMAN DESIRES A situation: married, no tamily ; city or country; high- est city recommendations. Call on or address » al 9th av., corner of 33d st. (JARDENER—FIRST CLASS; HAS REFERENORS OF the best for culture of grapes under glass, having taken the first premium ; also greenhouse plants, fruits and vegetables of first auality. Address M. J. D., at Messrs. Thorburn & Co.'s, 15 John st. ‘OUNG MAN (SINGLK) WANTS A SITUATION AS Coachman and groom, is willing to make bimself gexerally strictly temperate: is a careful city river; no objection to the country; first clas city refer- ence: the cauve ot leaving the employer is golng to Eu- rope. Call onor address J. R,, 682 8th av., second floor. HELP WANTED—MALES, Cee wget he cece jaded iM ions, espec: mbers’ Encyc! " it to their advantage to deal direct! with the house, ‘a J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO., 25 Bond st. ACERT RACES. KEROSENE OIL RECTIFIER ious partion travelling, like wandering serecaee tater avelling, like wande ing the Same. Beware of them. sh 'f. P. BECK, 62 Bowery. young girl, Pr A ae Call for two days. ‘A BEALTHY Hist st. and Lexingtor ‘Waitresses, &e- 6 first;class waitress; understands her business thor- well recommended. Q WEST | 23D, ST—AS CHAMBERMAID AND waitress or take care of children and do plain Q40 BAST, UST 87 —A RESPECTABLE, YOUNG ‘woman as first class waitress; good reference. DAA Stnment a waitress and chambermaid living SOG HET, ata: STA YOUNG (WOMAN AS frst class waitress: iy thoroughly competent 3.96), BRIDGE st.. BROOKLYN. —aS FIRST CLASS 2, waitress or chambermaid, in city, by a young 43) “STH AV.,.PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.—A RE- spectable girl as waitress in a private family; ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASg waitress; will assist with chamberwork ; excellent cellent seamstress;' is willing to wet nurse, WEST 35TH 8T., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S —AS oughly; w sewing} waces $8 per month ; can be well recommended. SAST 13TH BT—A LADY WISHES TO RE- with her. Call for two days. } and well recommended. . Ring third bel mulatto girl of experience. Address ANNIE HAYWARD, city oF country; best city reference. city references. Address WAITRESS, Hera!d Uptown Branch office. Misceliancous. 12 WEST. 19TH. ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS lady's maid; can cat and fit and operate on dif- ferent machines; can dress hair in the newest styles; first clase city reference. G3) SE AV: BETWEEN 4TH AND 45TH STS, +L top fldor.~-A vonng Protestant gir! to do general housework In a’ small private family; is @ good cook, ‘washer and ironer ; city reference. TAE 8D AV., BE(IWEEN 46TH AND 47TH STS.— A German woman to do general housework. Apply at second floor, bock room. 805 3D AV., REAR, SECOND FLOOR,—A RESPECT- able young girl to do housework in a small family : good washer and ironer, (A. RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. work in a small private family, best reference. Ad- Gress box 121 Herald office. Housekeepers, «&c. 17 SOUTH STH AV.—A COMPETENT PERSON As housekeeper; Would take care of furnished rooms, Scent ‘fi any position of trust Address Mme. LA AST 31ST ST.—A WIDOW LADY OF EXPERI- *) ence and ability as housekeeper; @ widower's family preterred; will’ make home pieasait, Call on oF address Mra. 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A WELL PAYING FAMILY eat dey als erars ince ehehe rant Forse teniees : eoheap rents Fer apply at P, GAPFNEY'S oitice, 7 Bowery. A GREAT BARGAIN.—A NEW SAFE, MARVIN & a: , makers. Apply to HENRY M. LEWIS, 424 rot 3 THE VIRGINIUS’ RECORD eh Spanish Allegation of Piracy Against the Vessel. Commander Reed, of the Kansas, and the United States Consul at Aspinwall Did Not Oredit the Charge, The Correspondence which Cccurred Between the Spaniard and the American, The steamer Virginius {s now the object of so | much pubii¢ attention that her history previous to her capture by the Spanish steamer Tornado be- comes of the greatest interest. Her record, too, assnmes the grayest importance in consequence of the fact that the’ Spanish government rests its main argument In proof of the illegitimacy of the vessel upon former representations made against her by Spanish officials to the government at Washington. The charge against the Virginius may be summed up by saying that the vessel was adjudged to be a pirate by Lieutenant José M. Autran, commander of the Spanish vegsel- of-wae Bazan, for an alleged act of hostility to Spain in having made, flying the Cuban fag, a landing on. the coast of Cuba of Cubans in arms, of subjects of tne United States in arms and of am- munition of war. In June, 1°73, when the Vir- ginius was lying in the port oi Aspinwall, Lieu- tenant Autran, who was the fiscal procurator against the Virgintus, presented this allegation both to the American Consul (Thorrington) at As- pinwall and to A. V, Reed, the commander of the United States steamship Kansas, then also lying in tbe harbor of Aspinwall, with a view to prevent ing Commander Reed from protecting the vessel, Commander Reed applied to the Consul for infor- mation as to the regulartty of the Virginius’ papers, and was answered that the Virginius was an American vessel. Upon this authority Com- mander Reed acted, and promptly refused to deny the protection of his flag to the Virginius. The following was the correspondence which took place at the time :— Unrrep STATES STEAMER KANSAS, ASPINWALL, June 24, 1873, Hon. @. M. Ropeson, Secretary of the Navy :— S1g—I have the honor to report the arrival here, the 2ist, of the United States steamer Kansas, under- my command, 69 hours from Grey- town, with Commander E. P, Lull, United States Navy, and several of the officers of the Nicaragua Surve: xpedition as rs. I found anchored here the steamer Virginius, an ex-block- ade runner, fying the United States fag, the same vessel which tn April, 1872, was convoyed to sea by this vessel at the time the Spanish steamer Pizarro threatened to seize her. The evening of the 22d the Spanish gunboat Bazan arrived and anchored in iine with the Kansas and Virginius, quite a coinci- dence, as that was the way they left the harbor on the occasion referred to, the Kansas keeping her position between the Virginius and the ish vessel. The next day I received a letter in Spanish from the commanding officer of the Bazan, copy of which is herewith enclosed, as weli as the correspondence He EEG heretrom, and a let- ter from the United States Consul on*the subject, which 1 have not had the opportunity of answer- ing, and shall not before the Pacific matl steamer leaves for New York; but I shall give the protec- tion requested, and for that purpose [ will be obliged to remain here till the Virginius is ready to sail or until the arrival of another United States vessel, which, I am informed by the Consul, he has received notice of being ordered here; then I shall proceed to carry out the department order of the 6th inst. The Bazan is oo oe pote phase rigged gunboat, carr: WO pivo 8, and ap- pant aus hast uewes pale in England, and resembles, at a short distance, the vessels built in New York for the Spanish government, but she appears rather larger. I do not anticipate a colli- sion with her, it am ready for oy emergency. ALDAN Y. REED, but Very respectfulty, United States Navy, commanding Kansas, THE §PANISH ARGUMENT. The following is the letter addressed to Com mander Reed by Lieutenant Autran, commanding the Spanish gunboat Bazan:— ASPINWALL, June 23, 1873. SPANISH VESSEL-OF-W4R) BAZAN, On my arrival &t this port yesterday evening I found anchored here and ide the ship under your command ‘the steamer Virginins, and I was very much surprised at seeing the United States ensign hoisted from the ensign’s stat This vessel had previously made a landing on the coast of Guba, which was composed of Cubans in arms against Spain, of subjects of the United States in elie ana Nal ae fo aed or yes This (Fea judicially prove y prisoners of war cap! Cuba, some of whom had beionged to said expedition and testified to that effect; and from the trial there is it the Virginius an accusation, proved by the Spanish courts, of having committed a hostile deed inst Spain, without any motive ‘to justify the aggres- on. Itis true that the expeditionists affirm that the landing took -place under the Cuban flag, but in that case the Virginius cannot now hoist the United States flag, as everybody knows that vessels under such an accusation as that pending against said steamer cannot be bought by another nation or private party without the risk of losing her either by force in certain circumstances or by the delivery of the vessel to the offended Power asa result of the corresponding claims. Now, I beg you to inform me if the steamer Virginius is an Ameri- can vessel, and tf as such she has all her papers according to law; because if she has there will be no doubt that tm the United States the law of na- tions is interpreted, at least in the present case, in a very different way from what it is in Spain, and therefore I will ask the Spanish Consul in Panama to transmit my remarks to the Spanish Minister tn Washington, tn order that this high ofMicer may present to the American government the proper observations and claims, so that the ‘Virginius may cease to fly the flag of a nation at peace with Spain; and that, in case of covering that vessel with her flag, will compel Spam to take extreme measures or to ask the arbitration of some European Power in the filibuster question I am debating, because the beautiful example of arbitration we have contemplated between the Union and England urges us to follow it. No doubt the Spanish governmeot will soon adopt that method of justing the differences which ire- quently arise between nations. 1 beg youjagain to inform me officially and in a definite manner if the Virginius is a vessel of your nation, and not only carries as a caprice the North American flag, so that I may adjust my future acts to that de! Ye answer. ith assuratices, &c., JOSE M. AUTRAN, To the Commander of the United States steamer Kansas, A REED NOT SHAKEN BY THE WIND. On the receipt of this letter Commander Reed immediately addressed the following to United States Consul Thorrington, at Aspinwall :— Onirep States StgamER Kansas, ASPINWALL, June 23, 1873, Srr—I enclose herewith a letter in Spanish, re- ceived this day from the commanding officer of the Spanish gunboat Bazan, which arrived here last evening; also a transiation into English; and respectiully that you will imform me.as to the character of the steamer Virginius, now an- chored here; whether her papers are all correct, and if she i3. a United States vessel and authorized the American flag, so that I may fur- RARE CHANCE FOR A YOUNG MAN.—A CORNER Sample Room to he sold very low; good business location and low rent. Call on premises No. 80 Hudson st. Fee tALEGEINE SHOW CASES | TAILORS’ Fairness Tadles, Drug, Drawers. Oftiee Bailing, Li Stool: , Wooden: vi Desks ai Oftice Furniture. Apply 40 Hudson strech” i perme an 5 jet; bot be had cheap. 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A ney to sail nish the information desired by Lieutenant Com- manding Aytran and for my own guidance. Re- spectfully, A.V, Commanding United States steamer Kansas, THE CONSUL REPLIES. fo this letter Consul Thorringtom made the fol- lowing reply :— See UniTED STATES CONSULATE, ASPINWALL, June 24, 1873. Commander A. VY. Rexp, United Siates Steamship Kansas :— ‘THE BEST RESTAURANT IN baltrooms and two theatres; night $90 bal rs (for sale, immediately), owner forts eyesigtt Inquire every tay. "petween id Pelock at 1d and 145" Bast’ Fourteenth and 2 } treet, Fammany Halt buildin MACHINERY, ANTED—MACHINERY, NEW OR SECOND HAND W Norcam; Grinders, Wilise Calsmiass to. er ade » Very respectfully, dress, stating Sele, Se ee ety ring on where to | fag. ry respe f be seen, for one wee! cnn ASTROLOGY: (ATIBNTION.—CONSULMATIONS | ON BUSINESS, losses, enemies, absent friends, love, marriage, sick- ness and death, P, used valess satisfied. 621 Sixth avenue, — Mme. 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FIO] AAs Hl RRA Qrmse om pae —= | nag, Sin—Your letter to me of yesterday covering copies ofa letter received from the Spanish man-ol- war Bazan, now at anchor near your ship, in which ou request to be informed whether tne papers of he Virginius are ali correct, and if she isa United States vesse! authorized to sail under the American is received, In reply, permit me to say to all your inquiries, her papers are ail Correct. She is a United States vessel and authorized to sail under the american [AMES THORRINGTON, United States Consul, COMMANDER REED REPLIES. Upon the receipt of the Consul’s letter Comman- der Reed addressed the following tothe Spanish Commander :— UnIvED Starrs Steam Kansas, ASFINWALL, June 24, 1873, Sir—I have. the honor to acknowledge the receipt jo it euatanthad te: the 23d instant relating “on inquiring: for the f - nero I nqu' of the found that they were is the hanes ot the United States Consal, and I wrote him a letter enclosing & Copy of yours, with a juest that he would in- form me as to her nationality and the correctness of her papers, that I might reply to your communt- cation With precision, His reply ah at hand, and Lhasten to send you a copy of it, herewith enck 5 letely a United States ve: q ined to wail under the United states flag. I shall Ae Cees hf one ‘you nave made of her having ‘changed her flag and performed a hostile act toward the Si jh government I have no 3 ae Saas knowledge of beyond that contained tn your letter; and you Must be aware that cannot act on any | information except that received from my own government or from personal knowledge, Such an act as you ition, if proved to the sat- isfaction of the United States government, would cause the withdrawal of all protection to the ves- sel, a8 our laws uiating the transier of vessels are very strict, aud no loreign vessel could become a United States vessel without an act of Congress, You must be aware from the case of the Reso- lute, a vessel ae to be a Cuban privateer, or tured by the United States, taken to Newpoi RK. 1, condemned and sold, that my government is disposed ‘to ‘act’ ‘im wil International questions or this character uprightiy and honorably, without waiting for any demand or mest on the part of the offended nation, when they have sufficient in- formation to warrant it in its action, and with ag little del@y as possible. Lam not aware that the hostile act complained of py you. pas ever been brought to the knowledge the: United States government, enabling it to take proper action in the case. Very respectfully, A. V, REE! Commanding United States steamer Kansas. To Lieutenant Commanding Jose M, commanding Spanish gunboat Bazan. A NOTE TO COMMANDER REED, Consul Thorrington addressed the following: to Commander Reed :— (Dxrrep Stars Covamzars. SPINWALL, June Smr—The captain of the steamship Virginius, now lying in this port undergoing repuirs, has apphed to me for protection from the war steamer, Bazan, carrying the Spanish flag, Ordinarily we are at a loss for precedent and oar acts have to be governed by experiment. In this case, however, we have a procedans.whare Most oi the circumstances and lacta which surround that case surround this. On April 23, 1872, Mr. Hurlburt, the then resident Minister to the Republic of Colombia, reviewed tue matter in controversy and gave what I conceive sound doctrine in a letter addressed to Mr. White, the then commander of the Kansas, and requested him toeee the Virginius safe to sea and give her ae pronase that she alone could afford on that occasion, To-day we are called Se} ig to repeat that request, ana I now very cheerfully comply a8 follows:— 1 otfully request you, as the senior omecer of the navy present, to see that the Y, jus 18 not subjected to any unlawful exercis.@% force on the part of the Bazan. Jalso'respectia® recommend that when the Virginius has completed her repairs, which will be in a few days, to. see her clear of possible interruption from the Bazan. ie HER PAPERS ARB IN COMPLETE ORDER. I feel compelled to give my views as above, and to place the affair where it properly belongs—in the hands of that service whose paramount duty 1s the protection of American commerce, Véry re- spectfully, JAMES THORRINGTON, United States Consul. SOME FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE. In continuation of the subject, Commander Reed, under date of July 1, sent to the Navy Department the correspondence which ensued, in which letter he says:— i. The Consul has had some further correspondence with the commander of the Bazan, but with no Satisfactory result to the latter. On the 29th ult the Canandaigua, Captain Rockendorff, United States Navy, commanding, arrived here, and I sub} mitted all the correspondence to him, explained all the steps [ had taken, and have acted under his directions since, This morning I received orders from htm to convoy the Virginius to sea, which I did at six P. M., and when she was well clear of the land Icame back and anchored in order to send this letter to the department, The Bazan leno demonstration. On the 25th of June Commander Reed acknowh edged the receipt of Consul Thorrington’s request to protect the Virginius, and after informing him that the vessel should have all necessary protec- tion from.any attack of the Bazan until he waa further advised, although he candidly believed the Virginius had forfeited all right to the protection of the United States government, DON CAESAR DE BAZAN AGAIN, In reply to the letter of Commander Reed the Spanish commander addressed the following :— ASPINWALL, June 25, 1873. Srr—I have had the honor to receive your. come munication of yesterday in reply to mine of the 23d, together with the enclosed copy of another from the American Consul at this port, by which I am iniormed that the Virginics is an American vessel, having her papers in proper order and au- thorized to sail under the flag she now flies; but her papers being in proper order does not sig- nify in any manner that the vessel may leave whenever she fieses, for the documents may appear legal and not be so. The act of the landing in Cuba, whicn I have denounced, 1s a mat- ter of public noteriety, besides the confession of the very parties who | Satan it. The crime hag been committed, That is undeniable, and that the government of the American Union has not yet acted upon the complaint brought before it some time ago, Under these circumstances Spanish war Vessels cannot permit the Virginius free e to wherever she may wish to sail or evon to leave a neutral port where she has Sound protection and support. It i# mot the fault of ish government that the United States not withdrawn altogether its protection to the Virginius, for it is now many months that this vessel has been engaged in business so foreign to thatof any other merchant vessel as SBaegere her to be constantly watched by the Spani cruisers. If that protection is invoked for to-day, only because her papers appear in order, dt is an arbitrary act; for you must remember that one er ago the Virginius leit a port in Vene- RIDICULING THE VIGILANCE OF THE PIZZARO, which sailed with less speed than the. Virgini and, if I mistake not, the very vessel you command Was then in port and did not seek to interfere with the pursuit of the Pizzaro, wnich is a proot that the ‘United States did not then protect her. On another occasion, more recent, the Pizzaro had springs on her cable in Pert Oabello, to prevent the depar- tare of the Virginius, and was not interfered with by the American man-of-war VJanandaigua lying at that port. The Virginius did not attempt to leave, though B fd tatyh goa had been made for her departure. I instance these to show you that the United States’ protection does not and cannot exist for this vessel, which has placed herself out- side the Jaw of nations. I only wish to know it she has the right to fly the fag of the United States out of respect to your presence in port, of whom [have requested an explanation. It appears that there is but one thing to decide, whether the documents are legal or not. If the for- mer, the authority which has extended them has been deceived; if the latter, it does not entitle the Virginius to any possible: protection from your government. I pertectly understand that you and the representative of the United States are at liberty to make whatever representations you deem proper to your government respectin; the matter. But, in the meantime, I am convince: of my right te resolutely prevent her departure; and I shall do so, in order to discharge my duty, until 1 rece!ve instructions to the contrary from the authorities to whom 1 am responsible. With consideration, &c., OSE M. AUTRAN. To COMMANDING OFFICER United States steamer Kansas. COOL BUT SUFFICIENT, To this threatening letter the following reply was returned :— UNITED STATES STEAMER KANSAS, ASPINWALL, June 26, 1873, Sm—The principal act of which you comph viz., the running of a blockade and the landing of contraband of war—does not insure the forfeiture of the vessel unless caught in tne act, and, thor she may be guilty, the oifence is discharged at end of the voyage, and the penalty never travels further than the end of the return voyage, The Kansas has not peen in any Venezuelan port for three years. As to the repeated question whether the Virginius had the right to use tho flag of the Union I would refer you to my commu- nication of the 24th inst. Very bic aed G) ‘ter, Commanding United States steamer Kansas, To Lieutenant J. M. AUTRAN, Spanish vessel-of war Bazan. DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE. Finding that threats would not intimidate Com- mander Reed, and that he was determined to pro- tect the Virginius atall hazards, Lieutenant Autran assumed diplomatic functions and addressed the following to both the Consul and the Commander of the Kansas :— SPanisy Wak STEAMER BAZAN, ASPINWALL, June 27, 1873, Sr—I have had the honor since arriving in this rt to send to the commander ef the corvette nsas, Of your nation, two om communica- tions. that, for their object—first, 1f the Vir- nius could legally, fy te bag of the Union after aving commit @ piratical act on the coast of Cuba, Being, answered in. the afirmative, I addressed to him the second, in which I. ol for reasons dontained in it that he should require the Virginius to haw down the fag of the United Sra which |, She could not Ay without great liability on the part of the United Stat vernment, This being an- swered in the negative I find myself under the idispensable necossity of addressing you, to see if your sense of Jnstice will not cause me to be more successful. In the name of the Spantah gov- ernment Ldenounce the steamer Virginius as a pirate, and I ask of you, taking into consideration the good relations existing between the two oun, at 2 i'ettae te ener fuged beers zone era.ra to tmicha ee has in her jon, e un. Pezeeag sa if these proofs be not sufficient to condemn the Virginius, then, as the representa. tive of the Spanish government, I pled ‘thas fon $0 ell damages growing out it de 1 a ch al tention. much respect, J = Commander Reed merely acknowledged the re- ceipt of the above. STABBING AFFRAY, yb d sronen y that Henry ween ter informe: ir Youn wao'was stabbed Im the left side bet ny Tecen| altercation with Ignis Androbodi and Paulestro Alexandro in the saloon No. 36 East brig Ts was in an extremely critical condition in Hospital, with the chances decidedly against his recovery. The accused parties were arrested the police and are detained to await the juture ao tion of the authorities, Sergea'