The New York Herald Newspaper, December 14, 1873, Page 16

16 ap NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1873—QUADRUPLE SHEET, a ceeeiearmemeeemenapaimennsnn nine ‘ a é onan: ‘ ' SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, HELP WANTED-FEMALES. |] __ CCLERKS AND SALESMER) | Oe SA I none HOLIDAY SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Sannen snare inner : oe ee WANTED FEMALES. GL IN NEW | WANTED—A SALESMAN HAVING A GOOD A WROR SAL THE TRADE AND INTEREST IN OLIDAY GOODS AT P. “eae Page ae ata, A Laundresses, dc. A eS d eokivn “the Combined troning Table and Knowledge of fine colors and axood city connee- | AA.” ir class corner Liquor Store, finely fitted wp, do. Fine Paintings, Chromo: ; ’ Cooks, Se. fA Yorkand Brooklyn “the Combined toning Tepr‘sale. | tion, Address, stating terins, J. T. 8. box S84 New York | ing n good business; pric ‘Address W. R.&, box 169 | in appropriate trames; Parlo, one 1, cents upwards; V fain Paintings, velvet Photo All the goods in my store pista figures. 100 aifferent + J LAUNDRES! WEST OTH ST.—A zeumeres gentlemen’ o ‘Apply at 109'4th av. _ ANTRD-A SALESMAN FOR DRUGGISTS’ AND A —FOR SALE—SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS; an ro | A —NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPH, 139 8TH WANTR2 * srade: the right man can have a good | A, average profirs it Post office, Herald office. —A COLORED COOK IN A V4 Metring tue ais a'chatbermaid in the ame 144 f st ———_—_— leading ayenue, Brookly — ane " wit T WOMAN TO Broadway.—Constant demand for good ¥ tion. Address, with references, | moni rf Mao) ortunmity ; also Grocery Stores, Meat oods guaranteed. DOT mast hak Coen bay ay od 149 big ey eee aning, or, private dpntaturswuly school where telegraphy is taught practl- Ret eae i tece gy NUFACIURING COMPANY, wtrketa Lager Weer and Wivards, Stationery. corner TG’Nassan street, between Fulton and FOUL ms cme fe eenoamias Masten A Cre uhehan apply | fame wauhing® Ara clase amber, pod sone best HY | SAliyand wide a seca Si and Si a A roar bullies laer ape: aren leans 2 bel a wom 10.4. M. to 9 P. M., for thy FORIAD OR AOS ere ne A WREDUCTION IN TELEGRAPHY THOMY'SON'S | Wr aNrED.—T0 RECKIVERS, ABSIGNRES, | MER | IIGGINS 4'C0., Store agency, 181 Nassau street TD cenit eS < aay 1 EAST 82D ST, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND + College, 20 4th av., opposite Cooper Institute; terms W chants in trouble, 4c. An experienced accountant, | —~———~ - s eer ee te Soktyy. a ACADEMY OF MUSTO—BR Brooklyn Tabernacle Congre; Rev. T. DE WITT TALMAGE, Pastor. Regular church service will be held today, in the AnOrVINB. wf 10-305 SvenIR. ‘at Fee Br a | 88 BOARDING HOUSE, NICELY FUR. | ofthe new tabernagie, eo eouPHeS Ba eer Sd avs, third Hoor, front, room No. 1S—A re- | reduced fora few days only, to $10; ladies and gentle: | ramiliar with procees a a8 €0 Jstant widow’ to take in washing or tog0 | men wishing to embrace this rare opportunity to learn roceed. nt] Mites telegranhy inust commence sunmediately; “a great de- ENT: box 1b Herald office. i for sumebody, Apply between aid 12 i) GEORG W. WE SEAR 12TH (LAST EMPLOY- | ] 59 EAST 43D 8T,, CORNER OF 3D AV. FIRST J ———— re eee TANTED—TBA SALESMEN, NONE NEED AUPLY Eee SOG NET STH Sty REAR TH oAook, washer 153 Fast ee ee COR NT laundress wishes afew | TIRST CLASS SALESLADIES WANTED—ACCUS who fear earning $25 per week on the inducement; FIRST 9 EAST 29TH ST. 237 spectable woman as good plaii ENRY CLEM- ings ta above, is apen te queue: | A LARGE FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOf SAFE, the most respect- | spectable Protdstant widow’ to, tak ‘Ad Marvin’s make, at less than half its cost: a bargain out by the day; best city reference. ae er’s).—A respectable woman 48 cook, families’ washin; wn house: can give good refer- tomed to sell trimmed hats only, at Mra, J. BYRON ealiz iz at her own house: me ed hats only, ai . competent parties can; oid hands are now realizing $40 nished, near Fifth av for sale; price only . 8.—The mn vice w! the THANKSGIV/ eeeigoner, Can LC ence as to honesty; price, 79 cents @ dozen; no flutin No. 23 Division st. 3 steady. 329 Greenwich $1,000; ‘rent $1.0); rare opportunity. , ING DAY SERMGRE *7ViCe will be the 7 : aR ae eT ee Broadwa; 7b West Broadway. Saag fr indies’ oF | Groping eu" iund'ot Cube a yeaks woman as | WWARTED "A YOUNG MAN, 17 TO 18 YEARS OF _—— va Sd aera DYENT SERMONS IN ST. ANN'S CHUROU, HAST : 5 . — we — pon * ree or Koverness, to atrend on two cliildren. Apply Mt | xoeper and entry clerk. Hust Tenule ‘with parents and | BQamn* Gaitat cigar store: 206 Bag Brose wane» Devotion to. the most Bucred Heart of Our Divine Lord, room 339 Grand Central Hotel, on Monday. come well mepernsnense 8 mode ates valary.: Address, wr aD. J will be delivered by the Very Rev. Thomas 8. Preston, in own handwriting, giving 11 particulars, L., box ; PIX. m Sunday evenings of Advent On these evenings vea- y ANTED—EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES AT THE | jroraid office, a ee onet kee onlds | pers will ommence at halt-past seven o'clock, Lif, Sune <== | has made money in outside operations and does not need | day evening, December 14, “The Agency of This Dev: 7 OOR.—A RESPECT- epeenennererees aoa <3 403 Easyatne gitio cook, wash and finon or todo | Q]G WHSTRTH sf. BETWEEN, 7TH AND. ST | (JOVERNESS OR NURSE city’ reter- ava, room I, s Seis ee Zentlemen’s washing done in first class manne 7TH _AV., STO! A RESPECTABLE WIDOW | 66 S87 83TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK.—A 718 RE, R EAST 33 as night cook estaurant; highest reference: sj sla Woman to go out by the day to do wi ight cook in a restaurant; hig . 221 pectalt cS Call for a week. 5 “AND GAR is ri tion in the Work of Reparation. day eve! — ————— —, EARS AD RDEN ER it; cash or unencumbered real estate; price $4,000. Ad- mn und a; ney Chambormatids, de. OB] EAST MMH st. TWO FLIGHTS OF STAIRS, A ape Serer anti ret ro PDR yay IRR ok ZO tal de Rte Seri A eiHUA. | Oemforone week C. A. 1.,box 108 Herald cise, Becember,al, “The Importance of This i Devotion in Ont —AS © ER. pac! .—A ood laundress wishes washing a\ ired ; 10. Appl: Bast 22d st. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WIS: ON eee Pe: Renna y ms YO een ee ae ee oe ANoa to children | ietown home: understands fluting: moderate term: ee ee tion as groomeorcoachman and groom; bestcity | T)RUG STORE FOR SALE-IN A NEIGHBORING | Commence at half-past seven P. M. maid or ‘naeno opessony a8 Bice —————— ‘ANTED—FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, A A‘ No, 8 Kast 3is city; will be sold cheap ifsold at once. Address KE. Y THE SOUTH BAPTIS't CHURCH, WEST TWENTY- ‘ WEST IITH ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S. — | Q¢ FAST 82D ST. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT.—A Protestant American or German woman; must be — <a eer ——————— | 8. P., box 106 Herald offi he fifth street, Sunday, December 14, the Rev. A. C. A lady wishes a situation for her Protestant 330 respectable woman, lately from London, wants | g good cook. 142 West 43d st. GENTLEMAN WANTS A SITUATION FOR HIS = ier = erent Me Mpa al tec prem terre ple eee . ehambermaid as nurse for growing children and to do | two or three families’ washing, Call or address. Saar en aS RaGa Wao GAA fA conchman : single BAILS 8 oaKeIm city, driver ang ANCY AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISRING STORE. | Gabo ss orning and evening, ; . | —— ern we NTED—A Ct e y 4 NDE ‘fect groom 4 1. Soy EE ACR ee: Cerone nena Bonces: be 403 NEST ATH STA FIRST CLASS COLORED | yee enone: tiaroughiy. Apply om Monday, | Lrving place. reduction, and tow rent, on account of retiring from T ROBINSON HALL—18 EAST SIXTEENTH, ~ - le - ean =e ¢ C. Howe, trance speaker, lectures! scat x s laundi ishes a gentleman’s or lady's wash- 15, at 18 West 52d st. a business by Ist of May, ‘The locality is a popular neigh- street, Lyman wey, tr . 4D eee tie eid ane Guten ae ie wuiag to | Em mab tot all for fw cays 8 re RELAY, aay ie oa E} FTO 00 | A Re ae ee oo ay ec igrooms. thor. | wlabing to go into tits bustuess’ wilt do-well fo inquire srs gtuneest pleas 059 * ing to _ = = ANTED—A} SLLIGENT WOMAN, ion aS groom oF coac! 5 > > in i Se 6 Ee CRO AP CORID BE AOE EE Cae ca ee at iret meet andaremee Galt for wo days QQ EAST W7TH ST. SECOND FLOOR.—A RE- W “roncral lusework for a family ot thece. Apply | oughiy understands the care of road horsee; Dest city | for the next two months, at SIMON HEIDE 3s T DE GARMO HALL, FIFTH AVENUE AND FOUR- — ae 42 spectable woman a thoroughly competent aun | to Mra PUTNAM, between 9 and 11, at 100 East S24 st dress J. F., 1,262 Broadway. Eighth avenue, corner Seventeenth street | Ae oe to today, sy solentiic, sermon by —. x ull s ti jes’ washing; ——— = $$ — — aero _— — ey ATER z $ d BOS, erates cle acsctead caiecr ici | Set edi Ree nei ebro PASTEOSA TSE CUBMPRRBARR. COE is | A RIUATION MANEEP a Aco StiD Coa | ROR at dai op an Pat inar aaane | Se Wake Bobet OS an Wasa : ‘ i reter- <a — ies? Ay JFF, St co. give cight years’ reference y indie Bane’ : Sec Lh see pas Seianebe Ae menaaae 6TH AV., CORNER WTH BT.—A RESPECT: | oss cauaiee “TPY Baan @mployer’ Call tor two days at Willlum Major's, 447 61h | In the city of New York. It will be sold on easy and rea- LL SOULS’ CHURCH, CORNER FOURTH AVENUB qneesonexceptionable, "| AAT SUR atnaress wishes Indies’ and gentlemen's | °° Peorner of 27th st. sonable terme, as the ower te sbont retiring. fom is Rae Tan ieth ceee coe neinay ROWE it ahd ee 543 71H AV.—AS CHAMBERMAID AND SEAM: | or families’ washing to do at her residence. ne tes ee a ere giles P.M. The public cordially invited. Seats all free in the days borhood, and the store is of 14 years’ standing. Parties good reference. Call for two da; ANTED—THREE LADIES AS AGENTS TO INTRO- ress or waitress; city reference, Call for two FE, MAJOR. _ duce some useful articles supplied them. Write or PRACTICAL FARMER AND WORKING WIFE | CO,, No, 66 Thompson i ; vated - eS ee call at 'G. SROWN'S jewelry more, Least Broadwas, | AL wanted--fo work a. 100 acre farm. Address, 10 a Eisen, ARSE BERATING REIRERE REL | os (). WEST 82D 8T., THIRD FLOOR.—A RESPECT. | between Sist and 32d sts, plicant’s handwriting, stating nation, family, ages an F —. % s - SPIRITUAL, CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD 45 able woman to take in washing or go out by the | — So oe — | expectations, YATES, box 167 Herald office. tablished six years and doing a business of $25,000 a a . "* Dressmakers and Seamstresses. a ¢ 3 LY. TANTED—A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, = — an | year: will sell reasonably, Address, for three days, Fr yh an ‘Gypnue,, comer of Twenty- MORRIS ST.—A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, JUST AR- | 4 QQ 7ru AV., CORNER 30TH 8T.—A RESPECT. to go into country, halt an pour toon Bom Jorks A XOUNG. 6 Pe pantt DEAN WANSE, A FUACK: 38 USINESS, station C, ) street, at 2 o'clock. : spill ‘ a 3 . 4 5 —. 3} - | permanent place to right person. tos. M, HOGAN, coac' om ; e' =p 7 i Mat trom Paris, as seamstress, dressmaker and | 462 [hie woman todo washing at herown home or | Rear eet eT Wto 1 Zood “elty reference,“ Tnguire a 7W0 7th ay. harness | GYOR SALE—CHEAP, OYSTER HOUSE AND BAR, NIHON SENO REL ACRURGH SORE Dane ything Complete, doing «good business | an4 at$iz PM. Choral service, with next In conrée of sermous on “Moses."? Subject—"'The Ten Plagues.” The rector, Rev. R. Heber Newton, will preach. maker. with ev "1 ser in & first class American family. Ad- 2 a, ) MARIE REBAFRIE, French Hotel. qcourhy sheen ANTED—FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER OR PART- * aerate: With a tour years’ lease from May. Address X. a —— Sg NE ~~ | —7Q WEST 45TH ST.-A GERMAN WOMAN, EXPE ner; also the whole art of dress cutting taught in a GAAEDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A WIDELY | Herald Uptown Branch office. No agents apply BAST 83D ST., BETWEEN 4TH AND LEXING- | ¢) rienced jaundress, to work by the day or wee! few hours by the best French method im America, Call experienced and practical gardener who understands = Snes FR ton avs.—A fashionable dressmaker will make | will take in fine washing at desirable terms: polishing, | at 788 Broadway, room 10. the business thoroughly: his latest employ has been (OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE | 7\Oopun uNIONOREV. STEPHEN 1. TYNG, JR ‘and make over walking and evening dresses and do mil- | gucing and puffing in the latest style by dozen, week or — — —— —— | foreman in @ large nursery, near New York city; ca Market, on the best avenue in the city; doing a Matitturoenin tothe henple onlevers Beidey connie: Buery, Cail onor address MILLINER. month; best references, Mrs. FAGGA. JANTED—A COLORED COOK; MUST BE FIRST | be well recommended. Addrese J. J. HARVEY, Florist, | large and prosperous business; long lease; two valuable Dp fe iain tong ° — —" _ class in every Way; one who sein SS NaS wre TAs 5 ~ | at 7g o'clock, in the _ =a 1 n refer to former | Elizabeth, Horses, new Wagons, &c. For interview address MAR- | &' 140 WEST, 20H, St MME. COAL, LATE FROM 53Q 3. Av BETWEEN SSTH AND, 86TH STS.— | emplovery a thoroughly clean, experienced cook, smart | — = —- — KAT, Dox 172 Herald Uptown Branch oftc bh NSE aa ee EES Furope, a8 first class mantitla and dress maker, | JSG ‘Areapectable woman wishes to take in ladies | audactive: to one who euite good wages but ne visitors GITUATION WANTED=BY A. YOUNG FRENCH MAN, ee ca een z sete HUROH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE cntter, fitter and trimmer in the latest French styles. to | and gentlemen's or tamily washing ; good reference: lowed. Address, giving name and residence, 4. D., box | as coachman or waiter ina private place; is very 1,217 BROADWAY—STOCK, FIXTURES, | () ‘and Forty-fifth street. go ont to families at $2 per day, or make handsomely ——— ———— —————-—~_ | 9.352 Post office, New York. inteltigent; speaks French only, Address Mr. LE ME- years); suitable tor any business. Apply | Tuesday, December 16, the Rev. George H. Hepworth’s eames dresses at home; prices from $8 to $12 cash; 762 10TH AV., BETWEEN mst AND 52D STS. — = ae PL anOAN, HAUTE, 70 West Houston st. Jecturs, eee elty references. 4 top floor, back.—A respectable young woman TANTED—A GOOD AND HONEST AMERICAN | — ms a 7 5 a Subject—“Who Shall Win’ are: ape sean O wishes to take fa gentlemen's or family washing, or | W“firior woman, to do general housework; to the ANTED—A GOOD AND RELIABLE COACHMAN; OR SALE.—THR STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A} aamission, 22s Tekets wo beegbtained at_the 14 WEST 3IST ST.—A SEAMSTRESS WHO CAN | would go out by the day; is a good washer and ironer. proper one good wages and. a comfortable home. Apply colored preferred. Apply. with references, to 65 Grocery Store for sale; doing a cash trade of over | Theatre Ticket Office, Windsor Hotel, Fifth avenue ; Flor- cut and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses and do | ——— poset a — | atl. SHAW'S hair store, 364 Bowery, corner din st., be- | West 46th st., between 9 and II A, M. ber week; situated in’ Brookl location good; | ence Sewing Machine Company, Union square, and a to work by the day, week or 3D AV., NORTHWEST CORNER OF EAST 52D | tween 10 and 12 A. M. eden cad s satisiactory reasons given for selling. Inquire of Mc- . te thoailloas come cise Teer st., (ring bell No. 2—A laundress wishes wash- CHESNEY, 192 and IS Chambers street, New York city, | Me G00r on Tuesday evening. dozen. Call for two day 5 after 4 o'clock P.M, (CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, FIFTH AVENUB W46 WEE Stok FRENCH DRESSMAREE, | 7 HQT 2, AV pGEMTEEN 0TH AND STH St P4 all Kinds of tamily sewin, month in respectable p: ences. = SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. = pt ne coggy enone - — pap ars acape aac GENT WANTED—TO SELL THE BEST BITTERS 1OR SALE CHEAP, RESTAURANT, OYSTER HOUSE 338 EAST 9TH ST., ROOM 14.—A STEADY, SOBER in the market. Call at 66 Broadway, room 43, trom F ‘and Bar, one of the best on Broadway, doing large Be Rea area cap rire sacra a pgs Ay tht oe HELP WANTED—MALES. r D—T0 SEL i ‘and Tenth street.—Jotin Cotton Smith, D, D., rector. first class cutter and fitter and neat and stylish second floor.—A respectable oman wish trimmer, wishes to make some more engagements. with ironi } Would go out by the man as carver in a first class hotel or restaurant. | 10 tol o'clock. References. s business. Apply to C. G, MORITZ, No. 7 Warren street, j a tthe chutes tan the rwrithout her mactine, to. make ladies and children's | Tasting and ironing to take honie y Gali on or address F. A. a = an enuta | some Ale, at (367, Mt dhe third: lectare, tn the conn cae as dreases and other dresses. Ring the bell twice. ke ee SS GENTS WANTED.—NEW ART! 3 i un = = eames jooks of the New Testament abd the Gospels in the Mme. ROSE. ——= VERY HONEST AND RESPECTABLE MAN everywhere; you cannot fail to make $75 weekly; OR SALE—LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURBS | AgOstote Age? —— - Nurses, &e. wishes a situation as waiter ina first class private | no kerosene rectit, humbug; samples mailed for Sc. of Berry’s Bar, Hilliard and Lunch Room, under | —~ ee = Ot Be WEIS LENT 146 WEST, 9D Sica VERY CLEVER LADY, boarding house orin a private family. Address No. 132 AMERICAN NOVELTY COMPANY, 302 Broadwa: Booth’s Theatre. Apply to JEROME BUCK, Attorney, | (HUROH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUE i VARICK ST—WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE | Warde house orin # pr macau tonanying been employed in the best dressmaking | 122 English woman, a.child to dry nurse; will have | *°* or REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPHY tory, wishes to get a situation by the Ist of January; the best of care. FRENCHMA FIRST CLASS COOK, HAVING « College, 204th good references. ae rae a worked in the best hotels of New York, wants a situ. | reduced for a few d aes ee Seale Fae: Ayla REAR, FIRST FLOOR.—A | ation, city or country: best city reference trom last place. 7 EAST 59TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL WOULD | a respectable woman as wet nurse; @ fresh breast | Cali on or address A. B., 59 Grand st. 165 inet cowrnore cnangemensas seamstress un | of milk; bese relereuce from her doctor. =e : ee derstands most machines; also to assist at dressmaking. FRENCHMAN, HAVING WORKED IN FIRST ns #), 117 Broadway, Ne York, bet Sand4P. and Forty-fifth street.—By universal request the op posi zoope: m 5 OR SALE—A FIRSTCLASS CIGAR, SAMPLE AND ing by the Literary Society, wil ye repea esday '§ only, to $10; ladies and gentle- Lunch Room; location unsurpassed ; @ rare chance; | evening, December 23, 1873, at 8 o'clock. Admission 25c.. men wishing to embrace this rare SER SEESAEY: Fe learn | jarge stock of Liquors; on account of owner having | reserved seats 50c.: only a’ limited number will be sol telegraphy must commence immediately; a great de- | other business. Address M- WYMAN, 25 Chambers st. | Tickets for sale at Florence Sewing Machine Company's, ——— - — | 39° Union square, and ‘Theatre Ticket office, Windso® mand for operators. : Ee ae j}OR SALE—A WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA. | Hotel, Fifth avenue. 2] WEST 45TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN class houses in Paris as steward, wants a situation GENTS WANTED—TO SELL PATENT CLOTHES 2 Y 2 eek enim a dere TOL sr etoneity aurec, or nurse to an invalid by the | ina orivate tamlly: frat clas recommendation, Ad- Dampers; one of the most useful articles now in | avert ice a eet ate? for, $20. Call at 306 East | (RCH OF THE DISCIPLES, MADISON AVENUB, Herald office. ise; families should not be withoutoue. 40 Grand a — J corner of Forty-fifth street.—Rey eH. Hep- 19) KOSCIOUSKO S8T., EAST OF MARCY AV.. week or month; no objection toany kind of sickness; | dress P. P YO Brooklyn.—A dressmaker, taking in work. will | good reference. - SE AND FURNITURE OF HOUSE | Worth will preach at 10:45. Subject Living and @ a GOR SALE—L WISHES A_ SITU. ° ; ; YOUNG ION IN A Sees —— ~ L Tuaiaten ituation; | Working Church.” In the evening, Sabbath school An- ould ko out by the day addrees ee usbather owns | OO EAST STH ST.—A LADY WHO IS DISEN private family as waiter and make himself useful; HEAVY ADVANCE IN THE RATE OF COMMIS. | prod page nmuranh freshly painted: good situation; | niversary. Binekboard exercise, by J. E. Alden, Saper- Rs cae ae 225 gaged at present. as monthly nurse tc any lavy | best city reference. Address T, MCMAHON, 145 East sions to canvassers for the Victor Sewing M hing eee us ad ul = intendent, and an address by Mr. Hepworth. Sanday EAST 20TH ST.—A GOOD SEAMSTRESS DE- | whotmay require her services; reference from some of | dist st. Siew mere Rood jen wanted. VICTOR SEWING MA: | 50m GALROA GROGHRY. NOW DOING A ERADE | schagland Bie claw atk ; 203 Res work by th or weel —— CHINE CO., 54 10th st., four doors west of Broadwa: p =i can do dress: | the best physicians in the city and trom former employ- LY REST, FIFTH AVE> , ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN DESIRES nor address JOHN GLEA- ofover $1,100 weekly: a cash purchaser wanted: (ueren OF THE HEAVEN Making and all kinds of family sewing; operates on dil | ers ‘or address AN AcTIY cS about $4,000 required. Ci Paty Ath direstmey Dre Howl Jerent sewing machines. AdGress BEAMSTRE | 8" = A“ a‘ituation in any capacity; best reterences. Ad- | JQOYS WANTED.—TEN BOYS WANTED FoR | SON Sg! hue, above Foriy-fifth strect—Rey. Dr. Howland, a meenne Ltt cei O39 BAST STH STOA MONTHLY NURSE OR | dress ACTIV Herald omice, by [special service on the Brooklyn Daily Union. Ap- DON Hones Se TEneUAYeRne:: recta | BOBNay Deemer Ley Suit wy aan eae 6TH AV., ROOM 9—AS FIRST CLASS SEAM- | See) invalid attendant; will travel; medicai ret- ae Spee ety ae eae AS” e office. 2 JOR SALE—RESTAURANT AND LUNCH ROOM; on} ‘ “ants Be eicentls's set areacaker solcriercacne all | erences. COLORED YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION | ~ ee 2 day trade, good location, fine fixtures, long lease; | “iD, Afternoon lecturer, 7:80 F. M.—Subjech “Antis Kinds of fam: i (dress E. MAWSON, | ——~ ae waiter in a boarding house or a small family, ot | TJOOK CANVASSER WANTED—FOR DREKER'S DIC- | gi ong Ay tei et hoe MtOm, fine, Axtnres one eta | © he | Es eee ee a | Q5G WEST AIST ST, TOP FLOOR, BACK, LEST | anewer Welle: eat ‘ity relerence, "Call ob or aidiess tionary Blotter, anew and desirable holiday article. | $1cash, parunce on ines chance er NEURON GF THE HHAURREUTION RIGHTY SISTA 339 WSST sist sta LaDy, orenatina ox | 200 A respectable married woman wishes'@ baty to | a1 Prince st. Appiy at 4 Maiden laue, third floor, between 9 and 1h | “er8n ers eee eee Urea can inin croneneoe the Empire machine, would ike work by the | bring up by the bi all tor two days eigen Saar meee eg JOR SALE-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE; | yine'srvice by the rector inorning aud evening,” Sune CTABLE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG ENG- day or week at home. = eth on a trip to Engl 34 EAST 20TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS- iL Mrs, R, ee doing good business: stock about $10,000; take halt 3 : PPLY TO LORD & TAY: | pay in real estate Or good securities; safe and gure. Ad. | C&Y School at 2% F. M. . e. 339 WEST 31ST ST.—A VERY | COMPETENT nd for a month, would (QBECE BOYS WANTED. e person as sick nurse for ladies; fully capable of | pe willing to execute a commission of some description LOR, corner Grand a rystie 5 MESSI maker, cutter atid fitter, wishes a few more en: | taking entire charge. Call on or address Mrs B. tora very reasonable consideration, Address A. C., box SeLGCUREE “SERGE a ie CSE sree bos Aes eta RU On te ee Corea ee eee wagements: operates on several machines; best city refe | — a Speen —— era Neh office. ‘ANUFA “8. —S AL EN’ Al . mane event e erence. Address DRESSMAKER. y | 24] Bast svt. sta LADY WISHES A SITU- en ° — - : Favece Li nud Gtatente oslicand: totakenie Rue Tp pees a ety Oe Rev. J, Vila Biake will preach; evening, Rev. Henry e tion for a good nurse, now in her employ, either SITUATION WANTED—BY 4 YOUNG MAN, IN A | pervision and appointment of local and travelling agents | pox 49 6435 West Thirty-second street. —— ohana 4.28 BAST WTH ST—A FIRET CLASS DRess. | for an infant or invalid adult’ Address oF call, dental ofice: ‘seven, years! experience; Kooi! rele?- for our PCT Eee Ur ee ae Fr re eran ae sae (CUBIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE AND THIET: maker wishes a few more engagements, by the ress 4 2 street, Jersey Cit thon paid to satisfactory parties, ress 1 3 3 on] 0) NI] street, Hugh Miller Thompson, rector.—Morn- ay of week; terms moderate. Address Miss WALKER, | 4 ()( (TH AV., NEAR 28TH ST. PRESENT EM: cr CLASS ORDER COOK BY A YOUNG | MACHINE SUPPLIES GUMPANY, Postoftice OFialares ofa splendid Corner Grocery Stores would | ing prayer Gerinon on the True Ministry), 10:30. ve a aad Rahim mentntchaha Ss —— | ployer’s.—A respectable young girl as nurse and 8 FIRST CLASS ORDER COOK, BY A YOUNG —— trade for asmall House and Lot. Inquire of JOSEPH | ing prayer (seats tree; sermon third, Science a1 63 2D AV., TWO STAIRS UP.—AN EXPERIENCED | to do plain sewing, or to do any ‘kind of chamber work. colored man, single. Address J. 6, box M7 Herald REPARE FOR BUSINESS, AT THE UNION WRIT- | WARREN, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, office 217 Dogma), 3:30. Eveming prayer (lecture, Innocent III.), dressmaker, who can fitperfectly and is a stylish | Can be seen tor two days. Uptown Branch office. — ‘Swimmer, will go out by the day or take work at her own house: hall, party and evening dresses a specialty ; ‘Yerms moderate. Cal! on or address Mrs HENRY. 934. BROADWAY.—A FRENCH | DRE SMAKER Wishes a few inore engagements by the day. 1 19. BROADWAY.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS- okt maker wishes a few more engagements by the day or week. FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER OF EXPERIENCE wishes to make a few more engagements; first class cutter and fitter; designing in all the latest styles; Felerence, Address M. C., Herald Uptown Branch office. Bus COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, WORK BY THE | or week; is a good cutter and fitter of ladies’ and children’s dresse: Wilson’s machin: town Branch office. all family sewing on Wheeler & Address DRESSMAKER, Herald Up- General Housework, &c. TIO FAST SD, ST. BETWEEN 4TH AND LEXING. ton avs —A capable girl, lately landed, to do gen- eral ho rk or take care of children, 3 | WEST 19TH ST—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Protestant girl to do housework in a smail pri- vate family ; good reference. 238 ‘TH AY cA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL to do general housework. 2 5 WEST 8iD ST.. REAR,—A YOUNG GIRL TO | do light housework. 34 EAST 31ST ST., TWO STAIRS, BACK.—A RE- spectable girl to do general housework, or would do chamberwork and take charge of a baby: 14 months’ ference from a very high tamily; kind and obliging. 35. WEST 26TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN, LATELY from England, to do general housework ina emai) private family; ity or country, Housekeepers, &. DQ EAST 2TH ST—A YOUNG LADY PROM THE South as housekeeper; none but gentleren need apply. __ Mrs IRVING. BLEECKER ST.-AN AMERICAN WOMAN, with a boy 5 years old, as housekeeper or in a posi- tion of trust: will leave the city; good home desired Father than wages. 67 SACKEIT ST., BROOKLYN.—A WIDOW LADY, aged 30 years, without aby encumnbrence, as house: | Keeper; or would be willing to take care of an invaha lady or of children; best reference. Cali on or address, for two days, Mrs, McCORMACK 1 EAST 28TH ST.-A WIDOW LADY, THOR. | oughly competent, as housekeeper, companion Qf governess; a widower's family preterréd. Address rs. 628 HUDSON ST.—A WIDOW AS HOUSEKEEPER in a widower's or bachelor's tamily. Call on Mrs. SMIT: RESPECTABLE, PREPOSSESSING LADY OF 30 has furniture and piano of her Her: Hd Uptown Branch office. MERICAN WIDOW AS WORKING city or countr: box 10 Herald omee. 1 AMERICAN LADY, D, AS HOUSE. keeper: best reference given and required. Callon gy tren Mrs. FERGUSON, 75 South 4th st, Brookly HOUSEKEEPER, reference. Address Mrs. W. A LADY OF REFINEMENT [ ag housekeeper or companion to an invalid: has had experience with the sick. Address Mrs. HUNT, Herald Uptown Branch office. A LADY, 25 YEARS OF AGF, WOULD LIKE A SIT- uation in a widower’s family where there are child- ren; is refined, Gress INDUST: ‘ducated and not afraid of work. Ad. box 142 Herali Uptown Branch LADY CAPABLE OF FILLING RESPONSIBLE | situations desires a position as housekeeper, or any eonorable occupation. Address 8, W, P., Herald office. YOUNG LADY JUST FROM GERMANY DESIRES | Bposition to take the entire responsibility of @ | se, OF AK German governess fret‘cl Jdress 8. A., box liz Herald ofice, sia ached de GERMAN LADY. Wily UNDE! house, speaks RSTANDS KEEPING rman, French nd EE st (« teach young children), und is periect Mean kiegee, ean | wishes employinenit’as Rousekeeper or governess Pfiret class teerences ; te 7 ig w Mansa mice i and demanded. OME—WANTED IN A GOOD FAMILY, BY A merchant's widow of limited means: a housekeeper, where her assistance will compere ee ate for e highest reference given. Teavese Mrs. | rd LESLfe, box Ii Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION AS 101 invalid aged couple or widow KEEP «by an Amen gan li principal object agood home, no objection wo | Jea dress 8. e city; best reference given and required, Ad K., Post office, Greenpoint Laundresses, &c. EAST 19TH ST, SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECT. Je colored ‘woman desires gentlemen's or Washing at her own house, or Would go out by Miss MARY ANN JONES. 12 WEST 40TH ST, FIRST FLOOR, BACK,—A Woman to Ko out by the day, who understands ali kinds of fine washing and is a first class shirt ironer; Dest city reference. 12 fel Lo SECOND STORY, IN THE =A respectable co Jodo familion, gentiomenss oF ladies’ washing Dy. the 8’ Washing by the Gozen, week OF month. Cail oh oF address Sirs. E, URTF- Qh WEST 18TH 81, CORNERTT AV. (ENTRANCE), 135 top floor, back. —A res wishes washing and cleaning. twble German woman 136 EAST 28TH St. NEAR LEXiNGTON AV, UP odo indies’ aod gentlemen's wasting Reon en's Fafling a specialty. rte bagi! 3 ironing and housecleaning by te day best city Teer, ) WEST 52D 87,—A FIRST CLASS LAU : 5 OF Woulo ut by the + best GW rylereuve. ihe! bakkie WEST 82D 8T.-A CAPABLE AND EXPERI- oroughly understands the care ot young children; best city apd doctors’ reference; no , SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— S nurse; highest reference. Cail on or address Mrs. KIMBER. 8TH AV., BETWEEN STH AND 37TH STS.—A lady would take charge of a baby or young child best care given. —A RESPECTABLE MARRIED woman, who has lost her own baby. will take an infant to wet nurse; good reierences. 3D AV., FIRST FLOOR.—AN EXPERIENCED monthiy nurse can be engaged immediate) by @ first class physician and by no objection to leaving at her residenc | can be recommended | ladies whom she has attende: 11 on or address NURSE. 'T AMERICAN N INTELLIG! situation In a respectable care of an invalid lady or look after children; can do ; Willing to make herself generally us return for a good home and small wage Address 5, T., Herald U private family to take eterence from ptown Branch late employers. Waitresses, &- T 32D ST., PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.—A ectable girl as waitress and chambermaid or to do general housework ina private tamily. Miscellancous. COMPETENT GERMAN LADY AS LADY'S MAID good sewer; would assist the lady of the hou: good city reference. d of children 0 Herald office: HOME FOR A GOOD WOMAN, encumbrances, with an old lady; can work the time for herself, Address B.M., box 104 Herald ARMER.—A THOROUGHLY ACTIVE, PRACTICAL man desires an engagement as manager or foreman ona tarm orinany capacity where brains, energy and integrity are required; references unexceptionable. Ad- dress, tor one week, AGRICOLA, Portchester, N. Y. OOD, SOBER MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS porter, or to run elevator, take care of horses and make himsélt useful. Address PORTER, box 114 Herald Uptown Branch office. HILIP GRANERY, LATE OF BELLEVUE HOSPT- tal, will attend ‘a ‘sick or invalid gentleman; good reference. Address 16] 28th st., near 3d av. QITUATION WANTED—IN WAREHOUSE, BY A young man; ‘thoroughly understands warehouse work ; tour years’ recommendation from last employer; wages no object. Address W. H. B., Herald Uptown Branch office. (0 FREEMASONS.—A BROTHER MASON, LATELY arrived from England, seeks employment in any capacity; writes a good Nand and understands book- keeping; good city references, Address K., box 27 Herald office. Vv ATION BY A BOY OF 17; WRITES a plain hand, quick at figures, and resides with his parents; best reference. Address’ box 230 Herald office. WANSTED—AN ACTIVE, SMART YOUNG MAN, AS salesman in a package nat house ; one of experience referred. Address, with terms and references, REDUX, box 76, station ee 2 W spectable, yy; willing to work 13 ars Ol age; Feterence trom last employer (a grocer); a@ good home the chief object. Address UHARLEY, box 150 Herald office. FOR A RE. NDI SITU ‘trong English bo; “CLERKS AND SALESMEN. A FIRST CLASS WOOLLEN SALESMAN WANTED— Ina woollen jobing house; one who is perfectly e- nd trade. Address box Guainted with the New Eng 1,144 New York Post office. — YOUNG LADY, IN NEEDY CIRCUMSTA: to find some employment josition of trust in a gentleman's household. Address id Uptown Branch office. D AMERICA t her home or NEEDY, box 172 He ECTABLE MIDDLE A widow wants a situation in a family to do anything Address Mrs. STETSON, Wash; is @ good cook. Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY OF EXCELL w address desires light employ- PLOYMENT, box 1,859 Post offic: LADY DESIRES AN ENGAGEME! anion to a widow lad is a good teacher, English, French, German, Ital! qualities and pleasin ment. Address E of as teacher to grown up reat traveller, speaks iD, and is a first class liberal salary expected, “Address DELTA, 33 | PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— ‘8 PER LESSON. — CONVERSATIONAL ung lady. Address or call on M. E, VERET, 130 Kast 35th st. from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M WEST 32D ST.—A YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE instructions on the pianoforte for $5, $6, $7 and vith privilege of practic JENNY W.—MIsS upon advertising, on h by a Parisian y: $8 per quarter, INTERVIEW De | investinents, on ic 1 how to come out of the back woods and ving in New York. notices of the press, New York Heral interview, $4 upon entering; aiter teachers and clergymen half pric working women, 76c. ut; all payable upon entering. r versatility of talent and for the long list of as rendered the public see every SIRES A POSITION | her own book, after 4 o'clock, $1 rainy days half varied services she | Sunday's Herald for the past seven yea | East Seventeenth street, DRESSMAKER irs, oF call at 3i3 A FEW PUPILS TO learn cutting and fitting—that is, cut on the figure; lias worked for tue first families in New York city and n forewoman for five vears in one of the finest mentsin the ¢ity; can give reterences to that effect; terms $2 a lesson, ‘and each lesson two hours. Call on or address Mrs. A. N AMERICAN LADY, A MUSIC TEACHER, WOULD like a situation to travel with some family going abroad, either as companion or governess to children ; no objection to a German or French family: and required. town Branch office. YOUNG PARISIENN French lessons Inquire at 31 Clinton place. . 157 East 28th st Address H, .; Herald Up. LADY DESIRES TO GIV.E SH VISITING GOVERNESS, WHO HAS the morning hours unoconpied, desires a tuition for English, French, music and drawing; Address WY£, box 200 Herald office. children thor- R FoR | oughly grounded. LADY ENGAGED IN TEACHING HAS TWO leisure hours she would emp tion or children; y with ladies of neg- Engiish branches, musi j Teferences. Address CLARA, Herald Up- HE ART OF MAKING WAX FLOW ‘A superior manner for 9) conts a le speciinens at 86 Macdougal street. ISITING GOVERNESS. sson. Calj and see in English. French (Parisian), Gi an and Music HOME IN NEW YORK CITY, IN A 'y of refinement, by a young tady singe: given as an equivalent: refer SICTAN, box 201 Herald office. ANTED—BY A tion in some electrical office or hea AN, Herald Uptown Branch office TRICIAN, A SITUA. Address ELECTRIC! NTED—BY A RESPECTARL, young lady, born in New England, @ situation as governess or to make herself vsetu’ \n young children; girls preferred as @ good hot erald Uptown Branch office. HELP WANTED—FEMALEs, INTELLIGENT, PLAIN COUNTRY GIRL FOR to make herselt useful: t Be a tioek, at OF Oth Be AND EDUCATED n & family having WsAtiON NOt so Address INDUS. West 10th st., WANTED, EXPERIENCED MILLINERS, NONE OUAY. 17 Division a Mire OTL, | N ACTIVE MAN—TO SELL BY SAMPLE: PRESENT salesman is making from $1,000 t $1 800 per year. €.C, & A. L, CHAMBERLAIN, 58 Murray street. A. GENTLEMAN, STARTING ON A’ SOUTHERN ip about the Ist of January, would carry a few Samples. Address J. E. K., Herald office, COMPETENT CASHIER, BOOKK OR AS. +1 sistant wants @ situation. Address J. BARLOW, care Hatch & Foote, 12 Wall st CTIVE, INTELLIGENT MEN WANTED AT ONCE.— Those accustomed to New York } ing trade pre- ferred; a good opportunity for any one willing to work. Apply at769 Broadway, room I OOKS WRITTEN UP, ACCOUNTS AND ments made out by a thorough accountant and book- Keepers prompt, attention and reasonable charges. Ad- dress G. F., No. 7 Murray st., room 22, New York. OOKKEEPING,—WANTED.—AN EXPERIE countant will instruct practically two young men in bookkeeping, calculations and penmanship; hours 6 to 10 P. M.; Brooklyn, Fort Green, terins moderate Mr. COLLINS, box 140 Herald office. DPPLecuERK.—a1 MAN WANTS A SITUATION, PER- manent. temporary, oF would take a share in busi- ness. Address ERGOT, Herald office, RY GOODS SALESMEN WANTED—TWO FOR THE oF the dress good! yatie sts, ANUFACTURER’S AGENCY WANTED—GOODS 4M suitable for notion or fancy goods jobbers; office es- tablished ; control large trade, city, West and South; can make small advances. Address COMMISSION, box 109 Herald office. QHIRT SALESMAN WANTED SS for a firste ment offered. Add SMAN, Herald off BY A DRUGGIST OF 10 YEARS’ 'y $10 weekly, it allowed time to hysician’s College, Address MAGNE+ SIA, Herald Uptown Branch office, SALESMAN WANTED.—AN SY man as outdoor city salesman; fully conversant with the stationery and blank book business; none others need apply. Address box 4,960) Post oflice, JTOREKEEPER.—WANTED. A POS +) keeper in a stora ENERGETIC BUSINESS TION AS STORE- 5 by one famitlar with the business; can infivence ti has had ten years’ experience, Address 51 OREKEEPER, Herald office. JALESMEN WANTED—TO SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS and advertisements for a leading New York ma zine; it contains original and progressive articles by th best writers of two Continents; men of culture and good address wanted; none others; the right parties will be liberally dealt with. Address PUBLISHKRS, box 129 Herald office. T° AMPQRTERS.—A COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, cashier and practical Custom tiouse clerk wishes to make an engagement for the first of Jan} and writes English, Spanish, and has some k French; best city reference. Aadress D, C. NO IMPORTERS. wanted; salary SITUATION AS STOCK CLERK Address ENERGY, Herald office. RAVELLING SALESMAN FOR DRUG AND GRO- cery. Houses should call on A. M'ELHATH, 208 Duane street. re O WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS.—AN EXPERIENCED and popular salesman, with Western and Eastern trade, will accept a situation Jan. 1; salew $75,000, Par ties desiring his services please address at once, L., box 1M Herald office. WAXTED—A YOUNG MAN TO ACT AS DAY CLERK ina hotel: must give $30) as security. apply at 9% Warren st., on Monday, after 10 WARTED-TWENTY FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS salestnen, Who can control good paying country trade. Apply to H, B. CLAFLIN & CO, Bagh Sige el erg ba pe D WRITERS, FOR off work; wages $10. Aodre: enclosing stamp, MORTON, box 100 Heraid office’ nuvsing Stane, WANTED—SALESMEN TO OBTAIN QROERS, AP ply to B. ©. KURTZ & ©O,, 80 Wali st, 164 East 16th st , 36 7th av. kD—TWO CLERKS, A cher. Address box 19 Herald office, WA Nteb—a THOROUGH DKKEBPER, MUST be quick and correct at figures. Adaress, with ref. erences, slauing age and salary expected, Is. J. 6. Herald 00k. jonroe PORTER AND A ing Institute, 737 Broadway.—Terms $5, including | Grove street, one door trom Newark avenue, Jersey City ILY ACTIVE, PRacTICAL | practieg im writing notes, d rafts, bills, letters’ aud short and. Ladies’ class every afternoon. WO OR THREE MEN, TO SELL SMALL BUT GOOD medical preparations in city or country; men hav- ing “push” can support their families during the hard times; a dollar or two will start you, Dr. CAMQBELL, 66 Fulton street, room 4. ‘ERY EXPERIENCED TRAVELLER WANTED—IN the notions’ and gent's furnishing goods line; job- bing trade, and good references required. Address J. A, B., box 134 Herald office. TANTED—AT SOULE’S, CORNER 4TH ST. AND 6th av., a first class waiter. Call atter 10 o'clock. ‘ANTED—700 ABLE BODIED mEN FOR THE United states Marine corps, for service on board the fleet fitting out. This service also offers splendid op- portunities to visit foreign countries on board United States ship-of-war. For Mmrther information apply at Rendezvous, 89 Chatham st, New York. TANTED—A COLORED BOY TO ATTEND A FUR- nace and make himselt generally usetul; one who lives with his parents preferred; city reference as to honesty required, Address, stating reference, J. B., box 3,795 Post office, New Yor! TANTED—A COMPETENT AND RELIABLE MAN to take full charge of two established publications; impecunious dead beats need not apply. Address, with reference, ©. A., Herald office. WAxtzD IMMEDIATELY—W0 ABLE married men, from 21 to 35 years of age, for service in United States Marine Corps. Apply at the Marine Bar- racks, Flushing av., Navy Yard, Brooklyn, N. Y. ANTED—A GOOD, SMART MAN FOR OUTDOOR business in the book tine; a good salary or com- inthe paid. Apply at 22 Vesey st, third floor, after 9 7 ANTED—AN COOK: ONE WHO HAS cooked in a first class restaurant and can refer to former emplover: must thoroughly understand making breakiast cakes of all kinds, broiling game and getting up nice dishes ina hurry. ‘Address, with name, refer: giice and wages required, J. B., box 3.795 Post ofice, New ork. 1 000 AGENTS WANTED-—FOR THE BEST SELL- ing article just out. BROCK & MOESLEIN, 2 Centre st. THE TRADES. A “GOOD WATCHMAKER WANTED TO_GO SOUTH. ddqinquie of COURVUISIER, WILCOX & CO. 18 ‘aiden MACHINIST, ENGINEER AND DRAUGHTSMAN of 2) years’ experience on railroad and marine work Wishes an engagement. Address MECHANIC, box 1S Herald office. AWyouxe MEN INCLINED TO LEARN THE + dental protession thoroughly can enter in one of our dental establishments in New York, Paris, London, Lyons, Nice. PRETERRE BROTHERS, 159 Bower: ENTIST WANTS A SITUATION—AS PARTNER OR assistant; has instruments, chair, cabinet, &c.; no objection tor salary. Address 8.'S., box 1,717 Post office. {\NGINEER—BY A MECHANICAL AND PRACTICAL 1," engineer; careful and efficient: thoroughly under- Stands nis business; reliable reterences, Address A. R. 8., Herald Uptown Branch office. AS MANAGER.—I WANT A SITUATION TO AT: tend to the gas fittings, &c., in a notel, theatre or fac tory; best references, Address J. W. (., 202 Waverley place. OOD WATOH SE MAKERS WANTED—AT BE, HUMBERT’S, 171 Broadway, room 3% None others need apply. 10 PAPER STAINERS.—WANTED, TWO GOOD HAND printers on fine decorations, water colors, at fac- tory, 14 and 16 Tiffany place, Brooklyn. TANTED—A THOROUGH WATCHMAKER, POS sessing the required business experience, to take charge of a well estavlished jewelry store in the Sonth; capital desirable, but not essentially necessary ; only parties supplied with best references need apply. ALBERT LORSCH, 37 Maiden lane. ANTED—A GOOD BLACKSMITH, TO GO TO Mexico; a good situation for a sober, industrious man; the best reference required; a man with wife pre- ferred, Call at United States Express ofice, *2 Broadway. L. E, WOOD, TANTED—A FIRST CLASS MAN TO MAKE SOLID hat blocks; one who can make all kinds of ovals and is a quick and correct workman, Address J. T. WAR- ING, box 623 Post office, Yonkers. N.Y. ANTED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE CUT. ting and manufacturing of ladies’ linen goods, Ad- dress, with particuiars, 1 G., Herald Uptown Branch office: FOR SA SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR LADIES WHO wish to buy new Sewing Machines: plenty of good, light work atthe highest prices, paid forin cash every week; our operators earn from $12 to $14 per week pay $5 per month on machine; nearly new Whe Wilson inachine only $30. 20 Bowery RARE CHANC MANUFACTURING AND importing lace house, over 20 years established, do- ing good busi Will sell for about $5,000 cash on’ ac. count of ill health. Address s. D., Herald office, A FINE CONNER LIQUOR STORE IN BROOKLYN, pi f Pin ny | e , ; whole house Fent of whole house 9} only ler & ntre street, New York. UP ROOM FOR SALE CHEAP gcation down town for doing @ first class busi i a rare 4 MITCHELL'S store Agency, 77 Cedar stree CIGAR STAND FOR S8ALE—IN Bi) Broadway; does @ good 80 Cigar Stores at low Store Agency, ar street TENTION.-IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL A business of any kind, callon or write to LIVING. STON & CO., 9% Kast Fourteenth street, corner Fourth avenue. ait WHEE! & WILSON FAMILY SEWING MA. chine, encased in wainut, in perfect order, cost $75, will be disposed of for $25; attachments complete, must be sold. $07 Bleecker street. VER & WILSON FULL CABINET FIRST : y Sewing Machine, handsomely encased ip black Walnut; great bar must positively be sold. Also set ot Mink Furs, 496 Hudson street. WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE for sale cheap, in good order nearly new. Call at mn ww th ayeuud. between Thirketh aud Lbirty-firnt sta OR SALE—GROCERY STORE CORNER OF THIRD avenue and Forty-fifth street, or to let and Fix- tures for sale. For particulars apply to DOW T. KITTLE, 716 Third avenue. q, Goer. CONFERENCE, NORTHEAST COR- ner Bighteenth street and Third avenue, at 3.—Mra. Hannah Shepard Wolfe lectures on “The Ballot for Work- ing Women.” Subsequent debate open to all. FOR, SALES A NICE SAMPLE ROOM DOWN TOWN in @ good locality ; will be sold cheap if disposed of immediately; reasons given for selling- Apply to JOHN GILROY, corner Thirty-first street and Third avenue, NREAT SACRIFICE—FOR SALE, A MAGNIFICENT large Office; cost $600, tor $75, if bought at once. ind 56 White street. OTEL BUSINESS.—ASTOR PLACE HOTEL, facing Broadway ; unsurpassed location; will be leased favorably; the owner will aid a competent party having $2,000 to furnish the hotel. Apply at 27 Third av. oO ESTABLISHED—READY MONEY, FURNITURE, Bedding, Upholstery and Repairing Business dis: posed of in conse stock at cost; v box 109, Herald of AFE.—FOR SALE CHEAP, A LARGE SIZE SAFE, two small and one medium Safes, Herring's, Wilder’ and Lillie’s make, at 8, G. QUIRK’S, 72 Maiden’ WAFES.-NEW AND SECOND HAND SAFES AT great bargains; all makes and sizes; lower prices than any competing house. AMERICAN STEAM SAFE COMPANY, Broadway. 10 PHYSICIANS, &C.—A DRUG. STURE IN MINIA ture, complete with every requisite tor a large pra tice, for sale at one-half cost and value. Di PBELL, 66 Fulton street, room 4. uence of the death of proprietor: smatl ny little eash required. “Address A. 'B., ANTED KNOWN-—THAT A FEW HUNDRED dollars will buy @ well located gentlemen's Fur- nishing Goods Store. Address DESIRABLE, box 123 Herald office. WILL SECURE A PLEASANT, PROFIT. $200 able Business; goods sell strictly for cash; a handsome income can be realized, at 66 Cortlandt street, room 2. $80) WILL BUY A NICE PAYING LITTLE BUSI- ness; article used every month by some of the Dest houses in this city; order Book will be shown and alland investigate | reason given for wishing to scll. Address E. 8. F., Post office, New York, 1 200 WILL BUY A GROCERY STORE IN THE . best block for business in Jersey City. In- quire at the store of C. P, BROWN, 104 Newark avenue. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 2 A PACTS ABOUT LADIES’ FURS. Frequently ‘ladies have furs which, to all outward ap- pearance, were reliable poet pooner but, atter being used a short time, they turned hgh nd the moths got in them and they soon became worthless, even when the greatest care had been taken to keep the moths out. The reason the moths gotin the turs was not from neglect of care, but because the skins from which they were made were not properly cured and dressed before being used for manufacturing. Unless skins are thoroughly deodorized and _prop- erly cured betore being used for manufacturing the pelt will breed worms for its own de- siruction, and the —fieece will be peculiarly attractive to moths. It is very essential therefore in buying furs to be sire that you nec those made from skins that were properly cured and dressed betore being used for manufacturing if you wish re iable and durable furs. are # great inany furs sold every s:ason which, to all outward appearances, are quite handsome 1d to be reliable, but they don’t wear well; re made from skins which were simply dried, not Aressed, s9 that after the furs get damp they are sure to breed moths soon become worthless, The dealers who sell this class of furs a as a@ general thing, men who intend to do aa fonest. business, but they don't know anything about the goods except the names of the different kinds of turs, The goods are sometimes picked up at auction; some- times of manuiacturers who make goods to sell at a price to the retailer, who buys to sellagain. When the Manufacturer makes furs trom simply dried skins he saves the extra cost of dressing, which isgenerally twenty percent. All the manufacturer cares tor is to sell the retailer a large bill. All the retailer cares for is to buy cheap, so that he can advertise | oat bargains—panic, panic. All the customer who buys the furs to wear cares for at the time of purchase is to geta bargain, So thatthe furs made from the dried skins find a market, because they are secmmingly cheap. But do they give satistaction? No! 1 generally turn out to be very dear goods. The ‘best is the cheapest, par- ticularly in furs Better pay & fair price for reliable goods, and be sure they are good, than throw away money on inferior goods because they appear cheap, There ix no garment which will wear as long as a good set of furs, and nothing adds so much to the appearance of a ‘gay ‘as a handsome set of sable, beaver, sealor mink, “It is the most suitable and useful article for & holiday present, and_no other garment is #0 much appreciated. In making your selection, therefore, buy of houses which sell reliable goods; you will alway get real value for vour money. U, C. SHAYNE & €O. corner Broadway and Tenth street (opposite Stewart's), manufacture and seli only strictly first class goods, They nave established the reputation of having the finest furs to be found, and are recognized as the leading tashion. able resort for reliable and elegant furs. ‘Their gooas are made trom skins taken in the season when the tur ts ful! and prime, and are thoroughly de= oderized and properly cured and dressed before being mado into Karmenta, so that every article offered for rule ispertect in every particular. They have a large stock particularly in fine Furs, which, they have dt nce of the backward weather and severe times) down to @ very small margin above the cost of turing. so that the ost tasiionable and really gant Furs can be purchased of this reliable house at ual bargains, VHRISTMAS GIFT.—FOR SAL J \niy's Necessaire, made in Pari ate glass. silver mounted. | Sell m all for three days at 17 Waverley pla fA. MAGNIFICENT Anattien und. boxes Jess than cost. WOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS—LARGE ASSURTMENT Pear dapanese chains and Turkian Goods, igo Turkish Rugs, just received at 7H Broadway, between Tenth any Eleventh streets, opposite Grace ehUrel Wy a 4 yay OLIDAY PRESENTS.—WE MUST HAVE MONEY i to pay our obligations; solid iver atehes, fr $16: Ladiew gold Watches, from, $20; Heat Rings, Chains, &c, at 8 ROBE & BON’S, 67 Nassau street, room 2, from 9 A. M. to 5 P.M. Hoe O Ay, GEN aS. of classical and Modern Music, the the world. Catalogues sent free to on, Y TiToLr', # Fourth avenue, P GORN-FOR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, FAIRS and PiSel trees; also, for the cure of dyspepsia there is noth better sn the world, At the op Corn Manulactary, Mitbarnean street best and cheapest any address ob REE TABERNACLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL church, Thirty-fourth street, between Seventh ani Eig! th avenues —Rev. John E. Cookman will preach a 1045 A. M.; and at uaF, M. An evening of “Sacred Song,” eee Beds be followed by a prayer meeting, ele H° HINSON FAMILY WILL SING AT THE MORN- ing Star Sunday, Fgnvol; 169 West Twenty-sixt street, Sunday, a “ys THE MATERIAL EARTH TO BE DESTROYED 1” is the subject of Rev. J.C. Ayer’s lecture this even- ing in the Church of the New Jerusalem, Thirty-fitth street, between Park and Lexington avenues; seats frees public invited. ie HALL, SIXTH AVENUE, BELOW FORTY- second street.—O. B. Frothingham, Preacher to the Independent Society, will speak on sunday morning, at 1034 o'clock. Subject, “Mine and Thine.’ The Pastor's Bible Class (free to all) mects at 33 P. M. ETHODISM DECLINING.—THE UNDERSIGNED will be pleased to receive those friends at his residence who desire to spenl next Sabbath at the reopening of M. E. church, Parkville, Long Island. Am- ple provision will be made for visitors. Long Island cars leave Fulton ferry tor Parkville, in time for services, 8:50 o'clock A. M,, at f o'clock P. M, and at 4:45 P. M. Arrangements made for returning after evening ser- vices to Brooklyn and New York. Read tne following adverusement for order services ee EDWARD RIDLEY, Gravesend, Long Island, $09 Grand street, New York. | ETHODISM DECLINING.—FIRST M. E, CHURCH, Parkville, Long Island, reopening Sunday, Decem- ber 14, 1873.—Vreaching at 10:30 in the morning’ by Rev. Dr. w Yi t 2:30 in the afternoon by ix, of Brooklyn at 7:16 1n the even- Simmons, of Br Church, corner Lawrence avenue ond Parkway boule- vard, Coney Island. Cars leave Fulton ferry at 8:50 o'clock A. M,. atl o'clock P.M. and at 4:45 P.M. Are rangements made for return after evening service to Brookiyn and New York. ‘EW ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, HARLEM.—MORN- ing service at 1034 o'clock; sermon by the rector. Evening service at7%s o'clock; sermon by the Rev. W. Nelson McVickar. tsiree. The pews inthis church will be let on Monday, the 15th inst, The Pew Committee will be In attendance at the church after 8 A. M. through out the day and evening. Parties desiring pews will bo waited upon in the order of their application. 6) UR CHILDREN IN HEAVEN—HOW THEIR CHAR‘ acters Are Developed"—A lecture by the Rev. Chauncey Giles, of New York, in the Cnurch of the New Jerusalein (Swedenborgian), corner of Clark street and Monroe place, Brooklyn, Sunday evening, December 1. at7's o'clock. Seats free toall. Morning service at 1 o'clock. Free reading room in the lecture room, open every evening from 7+ to 94 o'clock. Swedenborgiam books to lend and forsale. Ail are welcome. } EV. J. F. M'CLELLAND, PASTOR, WILL PREAOH” in'St. Luke's Methodist pise pal church, Forty-first Street, west of Sixth avenue at 103, A. M, and 73g P.M. Allare welcom REY.9, HENRY MILLER, D. D. (PASTOR) PREACHES in Plymouth Baptist church, Fifty-first street, west of Ninth avenue, Sunday, at 10!5 A. M. und 73g P.M. REY, D HENRY MILLER, D. D., LATE OF MASSA. chusetts, will address the Morning Star Mission, 169 West Twenty-sixth sueet, corner Seventh avenue, 2g P. M, Sunday. Philip Phillips expected to sing. JQEV WILLIAM ADAMS, D. D., OF THE MADISON HY avenue Presyterian churcti—A splendid portrait of is eminent divine, with ‘aphy, ar im the Daily Graphic of Monday, December 14, PP TEINWAY RALL.—REV, WAYLAND HOY? (PAS- tor) will preach ‘in the Tabernacle Baptist churely, Second avenue and Tenth street, sunday morning, at 103¢ lock, and in Steinway tail’ at 7:48 in the evening. What Shall We Do With Our Burdens?” JINGING, PRAYER, EXPERIENCES—¢ Subjec ES—ON THE WES- ley order, 3% o'clock. — Read Malachi 34, 16-18. Bene min Albro’s house, No. 353 West Thirty-sixth street. 17. MARK’S, SECOND AVENUE (AND | TENTH SS ‘street, Rey. Dr. Ryland, rector, Services 10:45 A. M. and 744'P. M. Rev. Samuel Clark, D. D., will preach both morning and evening. MPHE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES OF THE HOUSE OF T Mercy will be held on the third Sanaey 9, Advent @ecember 14), at Zhe P. M., at Trinity chapel. Sermon by Rev. Morgan Dix, D. D! eh aca MPHE REV. DR. PERKINS WILL DELIVER HIS GOTH annual sermon at the Mariners’ Temple, Oliver and Henry streets, on this Sabbath (December 14, at 10s¢ o'clock A. M, Sermon by the pastor, Kev. J. J. Hodge, D. D., in the evening, at 7 o'clock, RIAN CHURCH, FORTY.3ECOND WHat renanvrenay CHURCH rontY SECOND ing at 104g A. M. and 734 Strangers wele oe MB L onu NER AINWRIGHT lace and West Eleventh street —ite stor, Will preach in the morning. Sal Wot Babettoneeh and Dr. cummins.’ the ley, Dre Vsgood will preach in the evening. ___... MACHINERY. A or DARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND MAND Steam Engines and Hollers Steam Pumps and fauks. FINNEY & HOFFMAN, Manufacturers, 202 to 2 Water street, Brooklyn. A 6X12, 8X16, YXIK, 9X22, 1OX2, 10X12, XI, 12X12, + 12x30! 16x24 Tngines, with locomouve tues: horke Jontal ‘or, upright Tubular Boilers, Woodward, Cames ron, Hardick, ti La « pen ‘ big Sey TT all iy overhauled and warranted. Send for pric MHoFOURL TT SON We ROAKE, 242 and 394 Water etree JOR SALE CHEAP—AT B. FOX'S, 514 AND 616 WEST ‘Thirty-lourth street, new and’ second hand horle zontal hoisting and portable Engines, locomouve, tubus lar and upright Bollers, Tanks, steam Pumps, ae, THRTICAL TURULAR BOILER, 4 FEET BY 2 inches, 2 tobes, good as new, with all fittings, sultatic lor a small boat. price $9, at PULSOMETER Office, 20 Cortlandt street. ATK PATENT ADJUSTABLE W v Lung Machine; must be in good order and ity tor promy Call on or address J. M.T, a SON, 112 Liberty stre: TANTED TO HIRB—FOR A FEW MONTHS, A roomy, well-lighted Machine Shop, with tull as sortient of tools, suitable for the manufacture of light hinery ;tuust be in prime order and capable of wor! % hands. No anawere noticed except those Lagi 4 ALION, ize, List OF tools, rent expected (which muRt p) And Wil particulary Possession must be 1mMox ta, Addrors SPECIALTY, box 198 Herald pitas ee