The New York Herald Newspaper, September 13, 1874, Page 3

. y » nnn NEW YORK SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES: Laundresses, &c. 40 the di RAYMOND 8?., BROUKLYN,—A RESPECTABLE married woman to wash, iron or houseclean by ie day. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, SET ATION Cooks, &e. STON BT. (LAGER BEER SALOON), 9 BAST Fgood recommended German girl to do ooking, washing and troning. é V., THIRD FLOOR, BAUK ROOM.—TWO, 3 Wrpeciable girls; one as cook, Washer and ter; the other as chambermaid and to assist with the ashing and ironing; best city reference. Call on Mon- ye ¢ ST 39TH ST., BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 134 qe .—A capable person 4s good plain cook and baker; willing to assist with the washing; best city References. Call Monday. WEST 2TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT 5O Foom-—A respectabte irl as cook; uaderstanis jer busines® reference from last employe PRINCE ST., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE PROT- estant woman as cook; 18 willing to do the plain jelly preterred; goad city reference, 7 WEST 4TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW 2 woman as firsi class cook; twenty years’ ox. rience; understands every branch of cooking, all inds of nd de*seris;can take the entire charge of the Kitchen; best reference as to cliurucier and capability. Can be seen for two day's QGQ STH AY. BETWEEN 3D AND STH STS— =A trustworthy young woman as good cook: is a food Washer and ironér; good reference. Call or address on Monday. CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS POSTERS, LAW Forms, Bills of Lading and every kind ot Job, Com- mercial and Theatrical Printing neatly. cheaply and Promptiy done, at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING ES: ABLISHMENT, No, 213 Broadway. Eatimates cheer- tully given on application. Chambermaids, &ec. WEST 33D 8T.—AS CHAMBERMAID, laundress of ladien’ maid in a private family; 120 Call on Monday. feleren 6. EAST 75TH ST.—A_ RESPECTABLE GIRL, 38 willing and obliging, to do chamberwork or as- wist in washi: d ironing. Call or 5 284 GRAND | 8r. BETWEEN 12 AND 3, UP stairs —A respectable German girl in an Ameri- ean tamily as chambermaid and laundress or to do gen- eral house work in @ small family. S24 BAST 29TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl jambermaid and waitress or waitress Susie; first class city reference. Call or address for two 327 WEST 4!ST S1.—A RESPFQTABLE PROT. estant girl as chambermad and seamstress 1n a mily. 4 private 409 BAST 29°11 st. TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A RE- spectable young girl to do chamberwork and to assist with the washing and ironing in a private family; good city reference. vi 964. 82 AYA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO UP- stairs work or assist in laundry; can do fine washing and ironing. ° Dressmakers and Seamstresses, 17 ABINGDON SQUARE.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS. maker wishes a few more engagements by the day or Week; can cut, fit, trim and design; evening dresses @specialty, Address DRESSMAKER, 6 WEST 12TH ST., IN THE STORE.—A FIRST class dressmaker wishes a few more engagements for the seagon; can cut and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses in the latest style: can clean and repair old silks and make them look like new; no objection to a short distance in the country; terms $9 per week: best city feference. 7 WEST 35TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS OPERATOR will make ladies’ anderclothing and infants’ ont. fits, on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; also dressmaking and children’s clothes out by the day. 18 8TH AV.—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS FIRST class seamstress. Can be seen for two days. 229 WESt BIH ST.—AS DRESSMAKER BY THE day; cuts, fits and trims perfectly; has her own machine if requi: (y ys. | 217 EST 58D ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT an to do gentiemen’s washing, ironing and repairing; best city reterences. Call tor tWo days. 54t WEST 32D ST.—A FIRST CLASS COLORED O42 laundress to do washing ut home or to go out by the day. Address Hl. B. L WEST 32D ST.~AN EXPERIENCED COLORED 54. 42 laundress to do washing at home or to go out by the day; good seamstress; first class operator. Address A.C. 109 WEST 17TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMA wishes the washing of a few genuemen or to go out by the day; reserence, Adres [IS CUBISTOPHER st. REAR, PROTESTANT woman wishes washing at her own house, or Would go out by the day; willing and agreeable, 122 west 26TH BASEMENT, 3 4.4 rienced laundress kolicits gentlemen's and tain- ilies’ washing todo at her house; prompt and reliable. ‘A. JOHNSON, 136 W5St_gtu st. 2wo FLIGtTS UF OD room.—A respectable woman to take in and ladles or tamilies) washing at her res luundress; understands duting, sto give Salistaction. Call on polishing, &. or address L. ‘: 14.Q WEST 20H sta RESPECTABLE COLORED 4 lnundress wishes some nice private tamilies? Washing by the month or dozen: understands doing tine clothes. Call on or address SARAH ELIZABETH WOA LL4 WEST QTM STOA COLORED, WOMAN 4 £4 wishes families’ or gentlemen's washing by the week or month, Miss HINES. 14.9 WEST 2oTH ST., THIRD FLOOR —A RESPECT. 2 able colored woman to go out by the day to work, iron or clean houses; good reference, _ 15 WEST XTH 8T,—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS 1 todo families’ ‘or single gentlemen's washing ; fluting done in all its branches; terms moderate. __Mrs. E, P. 157 WESt Wri st, REAR BUILDING. ROOM 8— of (A respectable ‘woman wants washing at her own house, or to go out by the day to clean house; good Teference. Ke 16Q WEST StH, Sr, FIRST FLOOR OR BASE JG ment.—A first class laondress solicits ladies’ and gentlemen's washing; families’ washing done by the month in asuperior manner; prompt and reliable; all orders promptly answered, O01 NEST 8h THIRD FLOOR, BACK stairs. —Washing and ironing done tor tamihes and gentlemen by an experienced colored laundress; fluting and puffing neatly done, 201 BAS | EAST é6TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN out by the day. would like a few gentlemen's washing or to go SUPERIOR COLORED 205 WEST 41ST ST.—A Jaundress solicits families’ or single gentlemen's | or ladie a’ washing to do at her own residence ; fine wash- Ing a specialty. Mrs. b. A. WILLIS, 207 Wo9; TER ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED janndress to do washing on reasonable terms; None but respectable people need apply. 17} —WANTED, BY A RESPECTA- EAST 2TH 8 ble woman. some gentlemen's or family washing Luding; by the week or dozen; understands fluting an terms reasonable. Call on or address Mra, QUI QYP, West wD ST—A TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN, 4 with good references, wishes a tew families! Washing at her own home or would go out by the day. Call on Monday, or address Mrs, COYLE, 22. WEST 30TH 8S’ A COLORED WOMAN AS nurse and laundress in a private family or pri- vate boarding house; ‘no objection to cooking. 23 EAST 5S{TH ST., TWO STAIRS UP.—A GOOD Jaundress wishes families’ or gentlemen's wash- erence. Call tor tw | or ing at her home; understands fluting; moderate terms. 23) 2 WEST 35TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, REAR.—A 20 respectable woman to do family or gentiemen’s washing at t 7 Howse. 237 SULLIVAN $T.—PLAIN AND FANCY WABH- sing and ironing done by MARY JENKINS. 24-4. PEZARETH, ST. NEAR HOUSTON, FIRST 4 floor, tront.—A first class laundress desires work at her own home; will ca!l after and return families’ or kentlemens’ washing promptly; mending if desired. Q5Q WEST MD ST—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO go out honsecleaning, washing or ironing; ref- days, ity or country. Call on 938 BAst gp sta FIRST CLASS | DRESS. .Inaker and operator on Wheeler & Wilson’ chine wishes a tew more engagements by the da: taken home It desired; best relerences. Cal 346 EAST wr st” FIRST CLASS DRESS: e maker, cutter and fitter wishes a few more en- Frrements by ihe day; best city reference. Address SSMAKER. 350 BAST 2TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS eX) wishes a few more engagements to go out by the or week: can make all Kinds of ladies’ and chuil- ren’s underclouiing: ladies’ dresses done over is a first class operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine. 414. HAY, IN THE FANCY STORR—a GooD dressmaker in a dressmaking establishment ag forewoman or assistant; 1s a good cutter and fitter and @ good trimme! fore 12 o'clock. 429 BAST 9TH ST, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT. —A J competent dressmaker will go out by the da: or Week in families: is a good cutter and fitter; best ret- erences or work done can be seen; terms moderate. Call on or address DRESSMAKER. 488 StH AV. IN GROCERY STORE. —A Post. tion as cutter and fitter in an establishment by ‘en experienced dressmaker. Address DRESSMAKER, 500 WEST MTH STA PROTESTANT, AS SiAMS- ress, or month, with own machine; or address Mrs. CLARKE, BOG BROADWAY.—A, FRENCH DRESSMAKER wishes afew customers by the day; no objec- tion to the country. BG] STH AY, SECOND BELL. WANTED, EM- JL ployment in or ont of the house on ladies’ or children’s clothing, or to operate on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; also fine sewing by hand. Call on or address Mrs. T, O02 BB ,A¥, OLD No. 82, BETWEEN STH AND bsth sts.—A competent dressmaker and trimmer Wishes a few more engagements by the day. or work ot a few families at her own home; dresses made over like Rew. Call on or address DRESSMAKER, 1.247 BROADWAY.—A FIRST, CLASS, DRE&S. ° maker to go out to cut and fit, and finish at our room. Call and see our sults, FIRST CLASS FRENCH MILLINER, JUST DIS- engaged, wants @ position as forewoman, in the city; can take entire charge; has lange experience in the city and can be well recommended. Address C. P., cit Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY OF EXPERIENCE DFSIRES A POSITION as dressmaker and housekeeper by the day in a res ctable family or hotel; position’ in dressmaking ablishment, Address DAY, box 11 Herald Uptown Branch oftice. N AMERICAN LADY, ing, also this month; reterence. TIMES, box 1.3 Heral 8 FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, MANY YEARS IN Broadway trade; cuts, fits and trims in the latest je evening and thin dresses. Address A. D., Herald jptown Branch office, PERPECT IN DRESSMAK- Adress, for one week, DULL Uptown Branch oftice. THOROUGH FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER WILL. g0 out by the day or week; has the fall styles direct from Pans; thoroughly understands all branches of dress and cloak making tor ladies and children; has ma- ehine. Address MINER, lierald Uptown Branch office. WANTEO—BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO- man, @ few good places to go out by the day or qweek as seamstress. Aduress, for one week, AMERIUAN, | ‘ox 126 Herald Uptown Branch office. A hart SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS seamstress, in a private family; understands all Ainds of tamily sewing; can do silk embroidery and fine imitiais; willing to make herselt usetul. Address A.M. W,, box 175 Herald Uptown Branch oflice. General Housework, c&e, 1O9 WES TH St (PRIVATE, | STABLE). —A J young girl, lately landed, to do light housework or take care of chil ldren ; is willing and agreeable 1 41 3D_AV., BETWEEN ®0TH AND 8IST STS, @rences. ‘Call for three days. Housekeepers, &e. 33 housekeeper or in a position of trust; is a good Gressmaker. alt on or address M. W. 3 BLEECKER ST.—AS WORKING HOUSEKEEPER. ho encumbrance; good sewer, good reference. Call or address tor two days, 13 * ELIZABETH 8T.—AN ENGLISH LADY AS a housekeeper; widower's family preferred; best tere: understands dressmaking, by the week | nderclothes, will work for $1 50 during | third fioor, back.—A respectable young girl | $i, " to'do general housework in a small amily; best chy rer- | Wishes a baby to wet nutse or bring up on the bottle, at 0 objection to leave the city. Call be- | CLINTON PLACE.—A WOMAN AS ASSISTANT | 5 | ol | own home; 75 cents a dozen; 262 «i few ladies and gentlemen; understands washing in all its branches; good city reference, Cail for (wo days. 308 EAbT 60TH ST,, FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECT- or address Mrs, O'BRIEN, - 313 EAST STH st. TOP FLOOR—A THOROUAT. O10 ty competent laundress wishes some gentlemen's or familtes’ washing; stationary tubs and plenty of Water; terms 75c. to $114 dozen, including flutin, IST AND 2D 320) BASt 2TH St. BETWEEN avs.—A competent Protestant woman to go out by the day or week to wash, iron or houseclean; best city reference. 327 EAST Weck; can flute aad polish; best ¢ 399 EAST sD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO 2TH 8T.—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS ty reterence. 1 19TH ST.—TO DO WASHING FOR A | able woman would like gentlemen's or famiy | | washing at her own house; fluting neatly done, Call on | would go out the first two or three days of the | SUPses. Kee. A YOUNG WOMAN, INTELLIGENT AND CAPABLE of teaching, wisties a position as nnrae, with a famtly going ty Kurope proterred cood reference. Ad- dress EUROPE, box 210 Herald office. V ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN MARRIED LADY, A place to take care ot an invalid during the day. Address, for one Weck, AMERICAN, box 124 Herald Up- town Branch offic Waitresses, &e. 310 Bastasist sr COND FLOOR.—4 THOR. e 0 h and excellent waitress and chambermaid; highly recommended by uer present employer, YOU WOMAN, WITH BEST REFERENCES desires @ situation as waitress and chambermaid in prgate y or hotel; eity or country, Address " office. STELLE, Herald office. NeOUS. YOUNG FRRENOM GIRL AS mstress: can sew on any ma- | 01 reference STH ST. IN THe REAR, FIRS? FLOOR—A respectable woman to do day's work, or by the ANNLG THAIR ant ABLE | CARMINE 5 8 Indies’ maid chine; can make aresse: 210 Week, 218 Wet wri PE colored wonton t get up lunches tor gentlemen; five years in lust p MAKIA ROBINSON, 6TH AV.-—A YOUN FRENCH LADY, ‘ wo 317 cin ares hi ir, make dresses and ¢ alt - ing and embroidery. ard who speaks and writes French, Lnglish and German, as lady's matd in @ private family. Call trom 0 A.M, to4P. M. Mie, AGNES LAFOND, G86 2 AV SECOND FLOOR —A UERMAN Wo. man wants office, school, church or store cleaning. or washing and ironing for a barber shop, or for a family in the house ; good reference, 1 18ST AV.—A GERMAN GIRL IN AN AMERI- 1.010 Sits RELIABLE, INTELLIGENT LADY, HAVING A good knowledze of” business, wishes a position as saleswomantin a millinery store. Address Miss LOYD, box 161 Herald office. f YOUNG LaDy DESIRES A POSITION ist. | office. LADY INSTRUCTS ADULTS AND MISSES (FIRST class families) in mathematic . astron- omy, chemistry, history, grammar, rhetoric, literature ; oral explanations on difficult subjects, rendering study delightiul, Address SKILFUL, Herald office. (A. SITUATION REQUIRED AS COMPANION | TO young ladies by a refined young French person (Protestant); speaks pare German ;also English ; ean cut and fit; reterence from present employer. Address L. L., Herald Uptown Branch office, YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS bookkeeper in an office, or a position ina family which is not menial; no objections to travel; reterences, Ad Y, box 114 Herald Uptown Branch office. copy- Address COPYIST, Herald Brooklyn Branch S COMPANION FOR A LADY OR HOUSEKEEPER; best reference. Can. be seen at her home. list st, between sth and ih avs.. by addressing Mrs. EVERY, | Herald Uptown Branch offic N ENGLISH PROTESTANT WOMAN TO WAIT ON alady and do plain sewing, or would assist a lady in housekeeping: frst class references. Address ENG- | LISH, box 100 Herald Uptown Branch office. ITUATION REQUIRED BY AN EDUCATED YOUNG © French ;e*on as useful companion or anything not menial; does all kinds of sewing; can make herself use- ful; speaks Italian and English’ languaces; wiliing to | travel abroad: reterences trom present employer. Ad- ress EUROPE, box ISl Heraid Uptown Branch office, TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH- out encumbrance, a situation to take charge of a tenement house; good’ reference Apply at Wor Woman's Protective Union, 38 Bleecker st. | ANTED—BY AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG lady, a position as copy ist, amanuensis, or clei @ book store; salary to suit employer. Addréss N. box 109 Herald Uptown Branch office. Intelligence Offices, OOD, RELIABLE SERVANTS. OF ALL NATIONS, cotstantly found at Mine. GOLARD'S, 525 6th av. Detween Sist and 32d ats. TE GIVE NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS OF HOTELS, Tes!aurants, private fumilles throughout the United States. that we can furnish male cooks and pastry cooks at the shortest notice. 440 sixth avenue, New Yor! ANTOINE PAULET, Secretary. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— _FEMALES. | GERMAN LADY, GRADUATE OF ROYAL SEM- inary, Berlin, wishes some more pupils; excellent references given, | Address GRADUATE, Herala Uptown | Branch offic A. GERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH COR- | recily, desires moro pupils in German, French, | Music and’ Painting, el'her at her own or pupil's res and foreign referenoes iven; terms SHER, 207 Lexingiom avenue. YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS GOV. erness in a family. Address Miss E. R., Herald Brooklyn Branch office. YOUNG LADY DES cashier, copyist, asst Something in a similar ¢ honest and honorable BLE, box 162 Herald office. | LADY WRITES WITH READY PEN, FOR LADIE and for gentlemen, letters, tales, essays, verse or | | nt bookkeeper, salesiady or city where she can eari an lihood, Address HONORA- proce; iene: translate or compose, Mrs. H., 131 East h st, near Lexington GERMAN LADY TEACHER, TEACHING GER. man, French, English, drawing, the radiments of music and all kinds of fancy work, wishes a situation as Address Miss A. K., Herald Uptown Branch oftice. i take in washing and ironing or go out by the jay. 34.0 BAST, 3D STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN € wishes to take ‘in family washing or to go out by the day to wash and iron, or to do housecleaning; food reference. Ask for Nrs. MACAULEY, nf 34() BAST OTH sta RESPECTABLE GIRL TO go out by the day as goo washer and troner or todo general housework; best city reterence. WEST 37TH ST.—A COLORED WOMAN WISH- ¢8 4 ladies and gentleman's washing. 35 EAST 31ST ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN or to take in washing at her own home. Call on or address Mrs. DUNNIGAN, 409 WEST 26TH 8T., ROOM 12—A SUPERIOR laundress solicits gentlemen's washing to do at her honse; linens done; superior style. 41 120TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO families’ or gentlemen's washing and troning, or to go out by the day. MRS, MORLE 439 WEST 40TH ST., THIRD FLOOR, BACK.—AN experienced laundress solicits ladies’, gentle- men’s and tamilies’ washing at her own residence; prompt and reliable; linens, &c., done ina superior stylew | YOUNG LAD‘ DESIRES A SITUATION AS governess ina private family in the country: can teach music, the English branches and the elements of | school teacher or as visiting governess; best reterences. | | French and German; good reterences. Address C. R, | box 157 Herald Uptown Branch office. | LADY WRITES LETTERS, ADVERTIS® 8, paragraphs, pamphiets, and gives lessons in letter | Writing, punctuation, capitalization, composition, struction of sentenced, grammar, &e, Miss W., 318 Eas th st. A. BRADY OF aoup ADDRESS AND REFINEMENT immediately desires an engagement in a puttic or rivate institution, in a schoolorn family as assistant flousekeeper or as governess for small children, a com- ences given and required, Address ©, W.. 48 West Zid st. | Q)8 ACCOMPLISHED LADY WRITER = NGAGES TO | write business and social letters tor ladies and Dards at stationery store 173 6th av. ROMAN CATHOLIC LADY OF LONG EXPER i tence in the care and education of chilcren desires A position in a family or school; acquirements, fluent French, English and music. Address M. W., Herald Up- own Branch oitice. EAST 12TH 8T.—A RESPKCTABLE WOMAN wishes ladies’ and gentlemen's washing at her est references. Mrs. SMITH. 513 WEST 45TH ST.—A GERMAN WOMAN (EXPE. e rienced laundress) desires to work by the day, or would take in fine washing on reasonable terms: puMng, polishing and fluting by the dozen, week or month; best reterence. Mrs, TAGGA. 689 a, 6TH AV., THIRD FLOOR—A RESPECTABLE woman to go out by the day to wash in a private family; isa first class laundress; highest city reference, 1.135 Petorsstant woman as first clase washer and jroner; also a houseworker to go out by the day or week WANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SMALL family’s wasting ; is thoroughly capable of doing re 2D AV., NEAR 60TH ST.. THIRD FLOOR,— in a reapectabile family ; good reference. on oF wd- dress urs. RW. MOK aft any kind of washing and ironing. Address LAUNDRESS, station W, Williamsburg. Fe} Nurses, &c. WILLETT ST., REAR, SECOND FLOOR.—A RE- spectable woman, with a fresh breast of milk, 3 her own home. 5] fost# WASHINGTON SQUARE.—A RESPECT. able young English Protestant as nurse to an in- fant or grown up children and to do plain sewing; can peak French; two years’ reference from last lady. ‘1 WEST 10TH 8T.—A YOUNG FRENCH GIRL TO 2 take care of growing children; best reterences. Address ©. K. G. for three days. CARMINE 8T.—A YOUNG ‘WOMAN AS WET nurse; good reference. Call or address. AMITY ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A FRENCH GIRL, ty arrived, speaking good French, as nurse. Ad- 85 Call on or address tor one week’ Mrs. ROOK. 579 FELTON st—a WIDOW LADY As HOUSR. keeper for @ party of gentlemen or in a wid- "5 family. Mrs, ANNA. 7165 FULTON AV., BROOKLYN,—AN EDUCATED, e) energetic and experienced gentlewoman as housekeeper or companion to a lady; superior refer- No iuiilers eed apply. Address, with particu. Mra. Wil ULTURE—A€CUSTOMED TO CHIL. dren, servants .and marketing, desires to give her services tor a home tor herself and two young daughters, ‘Add. \d Uptown Branch office. CAPABLE YOUNG LADY, UF AMIABLE MAN- hers, wishes @ position as housekeeper and com- panion, Address SI ice, 13 CKKITY, Herald Uptown Branch drese 105 EAST 66TH ST.-A GERMAN LADY WANTS ) entire charge of one or two children in an American family; best references; Partsian French, Brean, puus aud English branches, Call on or ad- ress R. O. ELIZABETH 8T.-AN EXPERIBNCED EN- glish woman as monthly nurse; formerly a doc- tor's nurse: best reference, Call on of address, for one week, Mrs. COOKE. 14 WEST 2%6TH ST., NEW LYING-IN INSTITU. tion.—-A respectable young woman, with @ full breast of milk, as wet nurse; lost her baby, one week old; best city reteren 160 #437, 22,27. aay: TOP FLOOR.—AN ENGLISH nurse; good city reference, Cali tor two GENTEEL AMERICAN LADY OF 44 WISHES A situation te attend a widower or bachelor. Address, for two days, Mra, M, BELKNAP, Herald Uptown Brancti ‘aftice, 54 th av. A YOUNG WOMAN Ap FIRST CLASS HOUSE. keeper or companion; references if required. Ad- Gress K., Herald Uptown Branch effic RESPECTABLE WOMAN, NOT LONG IN THIS country, wishee a situation as wotking housekeeper Marine oF ose a Eros prefers the eogntrys ee PRR Address Me THOMPSON, Jersey’ Clty MIDDLE-AGED LADY OF EDUCATION WISHES 0) @ lady, guy positions of trust would be accepted: best city references Call, lor tWo gi Sith st, t iy 21 bth av, second floor, or address E, 5., YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, OF TH A highest respectability, desires the position of house: ah @ reiined tamily; accustomed to the care of ment ot servants; Mdoubted Aga Wrancisco preferred, Ad- ttice. DUCATED YOUNG PRENCH LADY AS OTIC, all Binds of sewing; speaks tne Wnglish language. taent- fete Fos eo cttitTen Preferred: address ARIGIGNNE, box 160 Herald Uptown Brauch office. Laundresses, &e, JONES ST, iN THE REAR.—A RESPECTABLE woman wants Washing at her owa house, 16, worse 6 house, Inquire EAST 6TH ST., IN BARBER SHOP.—A YOUNG, healthy woman as wet nurse. girl « 202 QOS Bast, wT Sta RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girlas nurse in a private family, or would do light chatuberwork and walling. Call for two days, 24 EAST 87TH 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS WET: nurse; has got a fresh breast of mulk; can be well recommended. Call for three re EAST 1TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, 417 five days alter confinement, with pignty. of mal isdesirous of taking a child to nurse.” Mra, BUTTLEN, * 435 WEST, OTH ST. BETWEEN 9TH AND J0TH eo) ave.—A young married woman to bring & baby op by the bottle or take a growing child; has none of er OWN. 4 (Q WEST WTH ST.—A HEALTHY YOUNG wo. 4 man desires baby to wet nurse at her own ome. | A GRADUATED TEACHER (NORTH GERMAN) | with highest references, 1s desirous of making | Ragements, elther as private, daily or school teacher; she teacnes languayes, piano, singing and elementary branches. Address ., box 185 Herald Uptown Branch | office, experienced. accomplished lady teacher to all indies desiring improvement of mind; terms easy. Apply at book store 178 6th av. tor in New York, Srooklyn_or vicinity, by a lady, who has had, experience in a Western city. Adarei H. L. M., box 3.885 New York Post office, ‘AX FLOWERS TAUGHT BY THE NEW AND OLD methods: 50 cents a lesson; trvit and foliage, $5: aiso natural flowers preserved. 310 West 25th st. Mrs, DUNCAN, RES A SITUATION AS | panion fora lady or children or to travel; best refer: | entiemen at moderate terma; all writing confidential, | RIVATE LESSONS IN ENGLISH GIVEN BY AN | TANTED—A POSITION AS TELEGRAPH OPERA- | HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1874-QUADRUPLE SHEET. HELP WANTED—FEMALES, a ILLINER.—A FIRST CLASS MILLINER WANTED a'so salesiady, for tancy department Apply at RYEWAR? & MIFCHELLS, 3108th av. Miniinery. ~FIRST CLASS INE MILLINERS WANTED. App iN. on second floor, to BD. RIDLEY & SON, 309, Sin and 31114 Grand st. | Ry wontac¥, 4,00. WANT FIRST CLASS BALES: + women. Apply ai the superintendent’s desk, Mth | at. and 6th av. | QHIRTMAKE PERATORS AND PL wanted, on first clase custom shirta H. BRANDON & CO., 764 Broadway. _ HAT TRIMMERS WANTED—rIRST CLA\ HERS | SILK ts. Apply to JOHN CALLAIiAN, 140 Bowery, | n Grand aid Broome sts. {UIT MAKERS—FIRST CLASS HANDS WORK | given out; must be con nt to cut an At. | W 2 Bowery. | QUIT AND CLOAK MAKHRS WANTED,—EXPERT. | iN “ K. PEYTON, need hands can find employment at A. FIELD'S, nd 253 Grant or FOP CNTYSue. | SMAKERS, ye FIRST CLASS DR} Experience dressmakers to do work at home. Good | ay und sieady work to parties conpevent as above. lust furnish best reterences or security. Also a few improvers and workers on trimming. B. ALTMAN & CO., 330 and 333 6th av, R FOR THE MILLINERY. {LL, No. 7 Last 16th st NURSE, WITH A FRESH BREAST | Inquire, for two days, at 143 West 45th st TANTED—A CATHOLIC TO TAKE ENTIRE charge of a child three years old; she must speak English and Spanish fiuentiy and must de willing to travel through Cuba and burope: none but first class need apply at Gramercy Park Lotel, room 221; first class | references required, Call during all this day (Suuday) and during the week, from 7 to 9 4. N. or 7to9 P.M. WANTED-A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, WHO is ppmpetentio every respect to take charge with | sparties now in business for themseives, having a good | connection; a liberal arrangement will be made. Call | on or address WILSON & GREIG, 771 Broadway, corner | of 9th st | - | ANTED—GIRL, ERAL HOUSEWORK | ina smail private family; half an hour from the Apply on Monday, from 10 to 12, at 46 Broadway. TANTED—A MILLINERY TO Go | to Balumore; must pe thoroughiy competent; liberal inducements offer Address H! BLALLA, lair House, sth st. and Broadway. JANTED—A_ GOOD TO GO SOUTH, | \ MILLINE lal Apply at $24 Canal st., between 10 and 2,0n Mon | | day. | = “oS, WARSTED-THREE TINSMITHS. CONSTANT EM- ady workmen, a. AN Brunswick, VW ASTED-MILLINERS FOR LADIES’ AND CHIL- dren's hats; competent hands. HM. WOOD, 92 Pine st. WANTEDSAN EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT WO- man as nurse and to make herseit useful in a | small private tamily a short distance in the country : good | ‘ages and good home, Address, with references, M. I. | box 777 Post office, New York. PANTED—FIRST CLASS DRE: sulk and stuif suits. = NEW BERLIN SUIT COMPANY, WANTED BY A SMALL FAMILY IN THE CO! try, a drst class general servant; must be a good cook, washer and jroner; or a mother and daughter, the | latter to be a (ee seainstress; good home; tair wa; Call at No. 40 or address COUNTR arling siip on Tuesday, trom (to S o'clock, | WARTEDIA MIDDLE-AGED CA1HOLIC WOMAN | y iy eit; V St. John, MAKERS, ON FINE PARIS AND box 4,778 New York Post office. ' — — | as working housekeeper; one accustomed to chil- dren: state salary wanted and references. none others noticed. Address R, OLIVER, Herald office. i WANTEDSALESLADY FOR MILLINERY; ONLY | one accustomed to fine city trade. 1 M. DOWN HY, 2993 6th av, WANTED=A FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND TRIM- | | No other need apply at the UNION BAZAAR, | 436th | WANTED<A FIRST CLAS: suit and cloak department. apply avs. WiC a, SALESLADY IN OUR | one out experienced | & BuO,S, 267 Ful- WAXIED- A GOOD DRESSMAKER: ALSO A GIRL to make trimmings. Inquire at 237 4th av. | WASTED =A TIDY GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE: | work for a small family; reference required. Ap- | | ply at 159 East ootn st. ANTED—EXPERIENCED SALESLADL FOR trimming. lace and zephyr worsted departments No others need apply at KISIG'S, 218 bth a WA4STED—A WELL RECOMMENDED GIRL, TO ahs Cook. wash and tron fot a wall tamily. 293 West st. ANTED—AT 314 WEST 32D ST., A FULL BREAST | willing and obliging, to nurse a baby | eferences required, i | V ANTED—EXPERIENCED HANDS TO BEAD*| laces; work given out; deposit required, 404 | Broadway, second floor. 7 ANTED—A FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND TRIM- mer, who can design and get up good styles and is customed to @ stylish Broadway trad Apply, on Sunday and Monday, to Miles. LY: MOUNTJOY, 27 | Union’ square, secoid floor. ANTED—AN_ INSTRUCTRESS, WHO THOROUGH. ly understands the Howe sewing machine. Call Monday morniug at ¥8 4th st., Brooklyn, E. D. | ANTED—FIVE EXPERIKNCED S8ALESLADIKS, | with the best references. None others need apply | at 447 Broadway, from 10 to 12 A, M. ANTED—A LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER OR COM- anion. Please address, with ail particulars | LIBERTY, Herald Uptown Branch office,.1,265 Broaa- way. | WASTED—A COLORED WOMAN TO DO Pak? oF i the work of flat for a family of three persons; must be a good cook, washer and ironer, willing, oblig | ing. Apply on Monday, trom 10 to 12, at No, 2 East'15th at | WAXTED-A FOREWOMAN, ONE WHO UNDER- ands cutting and fitting, to take charge ot a | dressmaking departinent; no other need apply but those | who understands their business thoroughly. Call at 47 Broadway, between 8 jock. 11 tor two days. | WWANTEDCFIRST CLASS, MILLINERS; NONE BUT | those accustomed to city trade need apply. 647 | 6th ay., near 38th ¥. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS WAIST FINISHER AND W_ trimmer; also an apprentice. 133 West 2: | | WANIEDSA GIRL GERMAN PREFERRED) TO DO general housework. Apply at 200 9th av. Wiss ieriee: SMART WOMAN FOR HOUSEWORK; ‘f a be a (is cook, ida Bede iat ay , small family, with city rererences; other need a) . No. 337 Kast isth st, ies | W* 'ED—TWO FIRST CLASS MILLINERS TO GO | out of the city. Apply to JAMBS T. BURNS & ; CO, 33 Union square. Mek dltr EXPERIENCED MILLINERS AND salesiadies at M. SAMUEL'S, $95 3th av., between | 29th and Sch sts, Wesanan PROTESTANT WOMAN TO UOUK, wash and Iron; must be competent, willing and obliging. — 2 West 45th st. Le ys iss | WANTEDTA PROTESTANT GIRL, 16 YEARS OLD, to waiton table. Apply at No. M2@Vest 43d st. Inquire at HELP WANTED—FEMALES. COMPBIENT COOK WANTED—IN A PRIVATE family; washing and ironing required. Apply Mon- day next, between If and 12 A. M., Stuyvesant flats, 238 Kast 13th st., in the basement. GOOD DRESSMAKER WANTEKD—MUST BE A first class fitter aird capable of cutting sacks, GRIGG, HASKELL & CO., 809 Broadway. A racecar eotitcen Nake li Shh eg ‘ose thoroughly competent need apply at Mile. F. MekINUEY'S, 244th a ae “FIRST, OLASS MILLIN wanter —Address box 230 Herald office. NAC VE, INTELLIGENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework and to be usetul; plain country girl referred; twoin family. Apply at 6 West lth si., hail oor, (A NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS FOR our order department, on ladies’ fine suits and Cloaks; good workers onty; steady work and highest wages; come prepared to go to work, ODGERS & ORR, 183 8th av. LADY GOING ABROAD, WISHES A MAID FOR TRIMMER makers. Apply at 20th st. entrance to LORD & TAYLOR'S, BUSINESS FOR THE YOUNG.—WE ARB BM. ploving young women and young men {n all par of the country to work for us, at or near their homes, salary. Send age and address, in own handwriting, with three cent stamp, for sample and our offer ot wages, &c. Sitvation permanent if satisfactor, Address NA- TIONAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY, box 3,399 Po: office, New York. CHANCE FOR M WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS to learn telegraphy’ and take positions, THOMP- BON'S College, 20° 4th ay., opposite Cooper Institute. Telegraphy taught practically with insiramenta No vacation. A —WANTED—FANCY QUILTERS AND EMBROID « erers to take work home rin; DUPE, MALCOMSON & A —WANTED—FIRST CLASS SALESLADIES FOR + our trimmings. underwear and other departments; to thorouznly experienced hands we offer good ‘situa tions; uo others need apply. STSRN BROTHERS, 367 6th av. XPERLENCED OPERATORS WANTED—ON WILI- 4 cox & Gibbs’ sewing machine, to nem soft silk fourfs, on the premises. Apply at SIMMONS & FISH. ER'S, 447 Broadway. "885, CLASS MILULINERS __ ately, OM. PMSF, ouass wrELiNERs WANTED, 57 24 a between ‘Sist and 32d sta. WANTED—IMMKDI- OLNEY, 30 East 14th st. AR WEST WITH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 4.56 Woinan ‘tswet nurse; bas weaned « babys months old; good reterence. Al WEST 46TH 8T.—~A YOUNG MABRIED WOMAN 461 As wet nurse; good reterence, SH AV.—AN IMMEDIATE ENGAGEMENT 625 eared ‘as monthly or invalid nurse; no objec- tions to the opuntry. WIDOW LADY WISHES A SITUATION Seer urejvaisore lady. Wishes n ataation kg housekeeper in a Widower's family; can farnish good reference. Adfroe Urg, M. P., Herald Hariem Branch ottiea, children; passage only remuneration. Apply Mon- day, between ifand ff at Madison Reson eae | PEW FIRST CLASS ECARF, BOW AND TIE | | a hepiesee: FIRST CLASS CUTTER ON LADIES’ WV gqtmit and clonka: also several dross and clot ands an ris to learn dressm: fe t N CUNNINGOAM, 850 Bowery. ile ee 3e WEST 18TH ST.—WANTED, TWO FIRST CLASS chambermaids to assist with waiting; none but | those having good references need apply alter 8 o'clock oa Monday. 50 EXPERIENCED HANDS—T0 MAKE MEN'S | ws; stea fork al ‘00d prices; no wor! ive 1 | ont. HITCHCOCK, NEWELL & Oe 676 Broadway. 100 EARIES WANTED TO BEAD ON LACES; work given out on deposit, 241 East Twenty- second street, second floor, front. | 890 Sth AVcWANTED, A YEW GOOD DRESS. | 9 makers and improvers. | A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUA. i} tion to do private driving, farming or waiting on | 4 private family; has good reference. Apply at li¢ | Bast 28a st. Ring the basement bell. | ATTENTION. —WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN (COL- ored), @ situation to wait on or travel with a gentle- Address FERDINAND, 142 Amity st YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, SPEAKS FRENCH AND | English, wants situation as waiter ina private family. or as valet to a gentieman; best references, Ad= dress E. N., box 43 Herald Uptown Branch office, A ‘an: first claas city reference, Address J. lerald Uptown Branch office. BMART, RESPECTABLE BOY (AGED 16) WISI A to obtain @ position in some wholesale or comm cial house; 1s &@ good writer and quick at Ogures, best | references. Address 0, 3. B.. Herald office. A’ Rage ltgs irae ditih TABLE Lt tlds nl in & priv jamily; good city reterences. are RESPECTABLE By Herald oftice: oT pee MIDDLF-AGED MAN DESIRES A SITOATION is janitor; occupies a similag position at present and is accustomed to care of. ain boiler; best rafer- ences A‘idress 3. J. Herald Uptown Branch office. @ A RESPECTABLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION Ar Stamey ee waiter or Prive invalid; city reterence, reas KDG! wort, «2 East 2oth si N BDUCATED, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN DE. sires a sitaation, with Gide employment, at mod- | erate salary; unexceptionable references, Address Olt i} LAND, Horald offi YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS LIGHT | porter or to take care of a horse and wagony, will inake himself generally useful; best reerence. Call tor ‘bwo day: J.T, M., 870 10th av. | RESPECTABLE YOUNG COLORED MAN WANTS | @ siiuation in @ private family as waiter or foot M., box 178 «FIRST OLASS MILLINERS AND TRIMMERS WANT. ed. Address H. A. GAFFNEY & Co, , 232 3d av. qj NIRLS WANTED—TO SEW BEADS ON LACES; also girls to fringe ladies’ neckties; beading will be given out to responsible parties. 668 Broadway, room 17, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ABILITY and address can hear of an op) opspaley, PP Money by calling upon GC. M. URWICH, room }, 60! Broadway, New York. WANT A POSITION AS NIGHT WATCHMAN— Hotel, public Institution or private houses, or any other situation of responsibility; have been exmployed in the above capacity; best references, Address J. B. G., No. 77 Sands st., Brooklyn. QITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN; IS A first class packer and has had 10 years’ experience in the Cpe 1) departinent of a large patent med- ress icine house. x STU Jersey Uily (N. J.) Post office. —{ TANEE? oS MADIATILS 8 orn $ | 1 M GHARLES SMITH. Metropolitan Theatre, 585 Broadway. ADIBS WANTED ladies 10 and 13 A, ITUATION WANTKD—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A BO ON de pea pad two ta Re hg td And can reference.” “addrass WARK: box lib Herald aiffaa. “ | ferred | good reference. | A | ences, wishes to obiain a'situstio | oftice: | Address C. T. L., Herald office, |W lV SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. | ANTED—BY A SWISS MAN, A SITUATON AS Janitor or to take charge of a house; good, honest | capabie; best references given. Address MAIO, | or Bl Greene st. V and Heraid Uptown Branch of Pe W'XTED=BY A COLORED MAN, A POSITION AS neat cook elty or ‘country. Gall on or address, NG COOK, {51 West 2th st | 2D—BY A RESPE as steward for thr ws a situatio: e days, W' TABLE COLORED MAN, head waiter: reference | for seven years given. Cail at or address No, 163 West 24th st. for bWo days. ANTEO—A S'TUATION, BY A colored man, to take Care of horses or wait on a gentleman, Apply'at No. 161 West 24.0 st., tourts door, rootn 7, for two days. | RESPECTABLE CLERKS AND SALESMEN AN EXPERIENCED AND FIRST CLA\ a German, able to give security from $2.00 to $5,000, wishes a Situadion in @ Wholesale house; gr or liquors preferred, Address 5. E., box 217 Herald o SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION IN TH wholesa ewelry busi 83 (manalacturing pri ay salesman, having nine years’ experien Address F.C. F.. box 167 Herald offic GOOD SALESMAN WANTED—FOR NEW YORK, Brooklyn and near by trade, by a frm manvfactur- ing rulings. belts and a genera! line of fa. Address SALESMAN, box A SALESMAN WANT ity retail tad Address, with reference ILE TO CANVA) sale of fine fancy goods. » Herald oftie a SALESMAN FOR AL OF LADIES’ FINE undergarments, intant’s wear, &c.,on commission or salary; lone heed answer except those who under: stund the goods, and have an iabiished trade outside | New York city.” Address H. ©. P.. Dox 179 Herald office, SITUATION WANTED—BY A COMPETENT YOUNG JA man, lately arrived in this city, aselerk in a com- Tuission or shipping house; is thoroughly acquainted with Mexican and Spanish American trade and its lan- guage, Aduress box Iti Herald office. A ‘ADY, HONIS£! AND SOBER MAN SEEKS A 4A. situation’as coachman and groom: four years’ reter- | ence trom last Add: . B. | Brewster & Cc | (A. YOUNG MAN, AGED ABOUT 17 YEARS, WRIT: ing a good had, can find employmentin a banking house: salary $6 weekly, Address, with reterences, O. | KR. 3., box 249 Herald office. { YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO TAKE ORD from city and Brookiyn trade for a wholesale no. Hon housy; experience indispensable; salary and com: mission. Address ENERGY, box 165 Herald office, N EXPERIENCED AND ENERGETIC SALESMAN and assistant manaxer wanted —For the cloak and | suit department in one of the largest retail dry goods houses in Brooklyn; liberal arrangements with the right | man, "Address, giving relerences, &c., Dox 220 Brooklyn Post office, A YOUNG Man, MPERATE, AGED | ZA. 26, a thorough accountant, recently in the'banking | Pusiness, with considerable experience as a commer travellor, having no high notions, would like an engag ment where the above qualitications are desired. A dress ENERGY, box 17) Heraid Uptown Branch oftice. I OOKKEEPER WANT: ED—A YOUNG MAN COM?’ tent to take entire charge of the books of a hous ‘who understands some French and can give the very best recerences as to honesty, respectability, &c.; salary from $80) to $1,000. Address, with every particular, A. & CO., Herald office, BELEK WANTED—A FIRST CLASS MAN FOR OUR | J) ribbon and millinery departments. Only those | having had first class city experience need apply. STERN BROTHERS, 367 6th ay. \LERK WANTED—AT MOORE & M’CABE’S TEA / warehouse, 2d av. and 120th st.; reference must be | unexceptionable, Apply on Monday. | \ARDS, CIKCULARS, BILL HEADS, POSTER Jn tw Forms, Bills of Lading and every kind of Job, Commercial and Theatrleal Priniin y. cheaply and promptly done at THE M AN PRL ING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway. Estimates cheerful !y given on application. AKING ENGLISH, | man, with good refer: | Address L. W., Drug- | gist, Herald Uptown Branch offic GLERMAN SALESMAN, WANTED—AT THE | DRY X goods store of A. FILLDS,249 and 253 Grand st., | corner Chrystie st | understands the i! 3 —= CLERKS AND SALESMEN. ANTED—BY AN IMPORTING AND JOBBING Whine and Hquor house. & first class salesman; with one having asafe and well established trade sinopg druggists and grocers a tiberal arrangement wu made; best references required. Address J. G. B., box 164 Herald office. TOUNG MEN TO LEARN THE RETAIL DRY GOODS ¥ business wanted—At LORD & TAYLOR'S, corner Grand and Chrystie ste. BE() COMPENSATION TO WHORVER PROCURES DOU toa trusty bookeeper of 25 years’ experience @ Permanent position ; speaks English, Spaniah and, Ger, tau, aud can jurnish A No. | references and security if desired. Address ¥, LANGUAGES, Heraid ofice. A piace Aad: COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, — WITH A GENTLEMAN AS A GARe chman general work on the Fe good reference trom last employer. + 16 John st SITUATTO: dener or c¢ jour y 8 J. 0. WISHES A SITUATION AS COACHMAN yer: wood references, Address G. W., box ER STEADY YUUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCB 21 is open tor an engagement as coachinan; under Stanils the cure of horses thoroughly and would be wil- ling to make himself generail: etul. idress W. F. fo,dnaketumnselt generaily usetul, addres MAN AND WIFE WISH SITUATIC —THE MAN fis coachinan, the wife as coox or to do general housework: good’ reierences, Address G. H., box Ut Herald office. (tee bedarrs ATION WANTED—BY A man; lived four years in dress", W., 1,31 NARDENER’S SITUATION WANT ried man; no encumbrances: und of graperies ana greenhouses; also the carpen'er's re- pairs; good reterenee, Call for three days at 1! st., janftor’s room. YARD —BY A SCOTCHMAN J long experience in the business; al: and improving: has reference from first Address J. K., 07 Nassau st. + ANDSCAPE GARDENER WANTS) EMPLOY iT plans of small or large places drawn and ground laid out on the most approved system. Apply to or ad- aress ROS=, E. W. Bridgeman’s seed store, 876 roadway, q D—AS COACHMAN AND GROOM, N SITUATION WANTE S by asingle Protestant man, one who thoroughly business; city or country; is not afraid of work: good references given. Call on oF addreas G. D., 28 east 19th st, % ITUATION AS COACHMAN WANTED—BY A YOUNG “colored man; good city reterence, Address 23 Myr- tle avenue, Brooklyn. QITUATION WANTED—BY man, as coachman; good referenc 215 and 217 Lexington ay. A YOUNG ‘Address ‘COLORED 8 QITUATION WANTED—BY A STEAOY MARRIED man, as coachman: best city reterence given. Ad- | dress ¥. K 00 Herald ottice. WASTED—COACIIMAN, SINGLE MAN to be generally usefal; good reterences requi Cail Tuesday on!y. G. BRADISH, 115 Bro: TANTKD—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY AN Englishman; three years’ good reterence. Call ob or address W. W., 127 West 17tb st. JANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS MAN, A SITUA. {ion as couchman and grog: fest class city ret- ail on or address J. D., 123 West v8th st, pri- HELP WANTED—MALES. TS,_SOMETHING NEW IN THE STAMP LINE, Forty per cent commission and success guaranteed io good men, tree. IND&STRUCTIBLE ' PANY, st., New Yor! rAME C the Universal Clothes Dampener; new patent; beat paying article offered to sell at county and State fairs; y 2 R, ONDERDONK CO., and st. YOUNG MAN WHO WRITES A FIRST RATB hand wanted in an insurance office: salary moder. ate, Address giving spectnen and full particulars (n+ cluding salary desired), WALTON, Herald offte COMPSTENT MAN CAN HAVE SALARY AND commission as advertising agent on ai, established journal. Address, stating residence and other particu. lars, PUBLISHER, box 165 Herald office. \ENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING, DRY GOODS OR ANY J respectable business desiring at extra hand after 7 | o well by adaressing @. H. ., Herald Up- office. ETAIL GROCERY SALE! to # large Southern city; @ AN WANTED—TO GO. | liable and experienced ] man, without tamily, who has city references. Address | | BOLTU, vox 124 Herald office. YALESMAN ON LADIKS’ CLOAKS (WHOLESALE); | competent man only need apply city trade. E, GERE, 8 Varick st YALESMEN, GOING EAST, WES®, NORTH OR SD South, selling other goods, can have samples of texs on commission, & CO., 96 Water street, QITUATION WANTED—AS SALESMAS IN A FIRST | class clomning (retail) house; sulary according to ability after triaL Address SALESMAN, box 107 Herald | NRAVELLING AND RESIDENT SALESMEN IN every city, East and West, to sell a popular article to the hardware and stove trade; good commissions; no | trouble. Address R, Q., box 116 Herald ottice, | MNO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS.—A GENTLE- | man of 35 recently president of a manutactaring | company, who is a first class salesman and correspond: | ent, desires to connect himself with any good manutac. | turing or mercantile house in some such capacity, or would take the agency in New York and vicimiy tor out- | of-town manufacturers, or would take eharge ot the | advertising of wn established publication—in tact, any position requiring the oxerctse of qualities that make uj the skilful salesman, correspondent and canvasser will suit; but It muse be permanent, and admit of being ex: tendea by ability and perseverance. Address, tor one week, © PONDENT, box 173 Herald office 1 eet hear YOUNG MAN WHO IS_A GOOD AND rapid penman, and who bas had experience in entering shoe bilisin a wholesale shoe store, can find | steady employment by addressing box 3,08 ‘New York Fost office, ly ly "\ N ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO BOARD vessels and solicit orders; one speaking German preferred, Address C., station D. GOOD WASHER WANTED—AT STABLE 103 WEST 30th st eis CHANCE FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS to iearn telegraphy’ and take positions THOMP. 78 College, 20 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Inst elegraphy taught practically, with instruments. A tute, | No vacation, RS OF AGE, WANTED— Bas FROM 15 TOT ¥! corner Grand ‘and Chrystie ALLORD & TAYLOR: sts. PRORESSTONAL CANVASSER WANTED—BY THE Evening Advertising Company, 600 Broadway. Sat ary guaranteed. Call trom 9 w 12 o'clock A. M. REMABLR CANVASSERS WANTEDOFOR | THR SANITARIAN, the popular health journal: can make $10 aday. Avply at the office of publication, 234 | Broadway, from 3 to4P. M. | WANTED=GOOD RELIABLE MEN, TO SOLICIT \ for the Piedmont and Arlington ‘Life Insurance | Company throughout the states of New. York and New | Jersey: liberal cominission will be given. Any man willing to Work will find it to be to his advantage to call at the office, 265 Broadway, New York. | WANTED—A BOY IN 4 LAW OFFICE, AT $3 PER i Week Address, in own handwriting, stating r dence, B. B., Box 148 I office. ANTED—LIVE, ENERGETIC AGENTS, FOR NEW revolving ventilators. 77 Greene si TANTED—A BOY, IN A DRUG STORE, APPLY AT TSCHEPPE & SCHURS’ pharmacy. 1,010 3d ay., corner 60th st WeantEp—rinen CLASS VESIMAKER (MAN OR middle aged woman), to work in shop; steady em- B. A, CARR, Bridgeport, Conn. ployment, WANTSD—4 CLERK IN A LAW OFFICE. ADDRESS, | with references, stating experience and salary ex- WANTED SALUSMEN, FOR SILKS, BLACK AND | dress goods departments. Apply to M. REIMAN CO., 26 Union square. See j JV ANTED—A SITUATION IN A BANK, INSURANCE | company or.counting house, by a young man, of 10 years’ oanking experience: reterences unexceptionable. | i | ANTED—A RELIABLE MAN AS BOOKKEEPHR | and correspondent, only those who have had expe- | V 5., Herald office. | WANIED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF 18, 4 POSITION | 1n a Wholesale produce or commission house where he can acquire a knowledge of the business; eompensa- | tion no object, at first. Address COMMISSION, care T. | ROSS, box 1,023 Post office. ANTED—FOR BOOKKEEPER OR CLERK IN hotel, a situation horougiy understands his busi- ness, Address PRESENT EMPLOY EM, Harrington House, Demarest, N. J. | 7 ANYED—BY A PRACTISING PHYSICIAN, A SIT- | hi uation Yar oad er He ucuL eau tat ane { charge ot an office practice; ts disengaged trom | to5 BM i ‘Address M.D, Herald ofice. | 7} ANTED—A TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR CUS. tom shirts to special measure. Only those expert- | enced-and with trade reference, need apply to ENIER- | PRISK, Heraid oftice. | ANTED—THREE YOUNG MEN IMMEDIATELY, and atter 8 P. M. to learn bookkeeping, penmanship, calculations trom practical bookkeeper; Brooklyn, City Hall; 8 to 10, evenings; easy terms. ‘Address COLLINS, box 14) Herald offic Vv | pected, LX, Herald office. | iV | rience in a coliection office need apoly; stave references | | and salary expected. Address L. B. | must come well recommended; one who resid ANTED—CANVASSERS FOR TEAS. COFFEES, apices, 2c, ; also a nan with a tea and spice trade} liberal inducements offered to having routes in New York or reba drei LEVINESS & WKEBER, 164 Fulton st, oklyn. ANTED—CANVASSERS, TO CANVASS FOR A food article in this city on comum ission. Address B. E, A., Herald ottice. WANTED -A MAN ACQUAINTED WITH THE CITY to solicit orders for a strictly firs: clays cu: H. BRANDON & CO., 764 Bi ANTED—A KESPECTABLE BOY, FOR A STEAM- ship office, who writes @ good hand and is well recommended, Address STEAM, Herald office. WANTEDIAS BUTCHER, A YOUNG MAN, UNMAR- ried. strictly steady, sober and willing: one that understands the cutting of all meats in a resaurecs Apply this (sunday) morning, at 8% o'clock A. M., at East 13th at, to J. Lis. Vv TANTED—A BOY (COLORED), 15 YEARS OLD, who writes a fair hand, in a custom tailor's power 3 ‘Addvess, ‘In own Landwriting, i row, manufactory. M. hus parents preferred. W. CARROLL 1b P an TRUTHFUL BOY, WHO WRITES & dd: ete Bane to Cae woes go errands, Address, In applicant's hand wri a ing wages ex- pected; L, Wer box #12 Herald office. x Wears MAN TO COOK AND OPEN OYSTERS, and tomake bimsel! generally useful in a dininy and oyster saloon. Apely, inday, between 8 and o'clock, at F. GILBERT'S, 691 oth av. TANTED-AN OFFICE BOY; MUST WRITE A plain hand and have good references. 40 Kast 12th stroot WAxtED—A OOMPETENT DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK. keeper, who has been employed for a longer term in the banking business here; must thoroughly under- stand European and American exchange ani rbitrage, and to correspond in English and German. Only thi with bes: city references may address OU. ¥., box 127 Her- | ald office. ANTED—ONE OR TWO PIRST RATE ENTRY clerss; situation permanent Arne ‘at once. BARTLET?, REED & CO., 667 Broadway. ANTED—A CLERK IN A LAW OFFICE; A YOUNG | gentleman, a graduate of a law school preferred, | Address, in hanawriting, which must be good, cx 4,186 Post oftice, 7 ANTED—BOYS, WITH GOOD VOICES, TO TRAVEL with the London Madrigal Boys. ‘Apply imme- diately at the Resorte Musicale, 17 West 28th st. D. BARON, Manager. WASTED-A YOUNG MAN. ABOUT 18 YEARS oF age, to tend bar; ndhe need apply without first clams reiérence, Address, with reterence, BARTENDER, box 14 Herald Uptown Branch office. iE TRADES, N ARCHITECT OF LONG EXPBRIENOK, GOOD draughtsman and designer, competent to take full charge of office, wishes an engagement; city or country; salary moderate, Address HOUSE, box'219 Il office, TANTED—BY A LARGE ALE BREWERY, A salesman who has an established trade; cash secu- rity required for collections to the extent of | $1,30), Which ean lay in a savings bank. Addrem BREWER, staties K, | ANTED—A OASHIER, IN A FIRST CLASS SEW. | ing Machine Co.; one with capital preferred; pay | Mberal, Address ALPHA, station D. | | charge and | erene PRACTICAL CARPENTER WANTS EMPLOY. men ill work for low wages, or would take ep in repair tenement property : cood rel- Address W. U., Herala Uptown Branch office. PRACTICAL FRENCH UPHOLSTERER, CABI- +% net and mattress maker will repair Fyruiture a€ residences or at his place of business. Addre®s A, MAU- BORKGNB, 26 Sixth avenue. ; : Sat \ J ANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MAN | for our tur department. Apply, with reiereace, &c., 8 Sareea LUESER & CO., 289 and 291 Fulton 5 rooklyn. hs al ANTED—A YOUTH ABOUT 16 OR 17 YEARS OF | age, a good writer and quick at figures, tor a | wholesale house, Address, in own handwriting, H. M., | box 127 Herald Uptown Branch office, YOUNG MAN WISHES A PLACE IN SOME printing house to finish his trade; has worked three Years at the business. Address J. A. H., 302 Istay. PRACTICAL PRINTER (NON-SOCIETY) WANTS A situation as foreman or in guy capacity whero hig services are required. Address PETAR HART, box | Herald office. WANTEDTA SALESMAN, TO SOLICIT ORDERS | for fine custom shirts in’ this city én commission," also one for the neighboring cities, Address J. H. O,, | box 109 Herald office. ANTED—A W GOOD, ACTIVE CANVASSING | salesmen y from $10 to $25 per week, oF com- mission. kIyNG. D. ANTED—FOR LACE WORKROOMS, A THOR- | oughly experienced man to take care of same. Ad- | dress (by letter only), giving relere! experience, iast employe id expectation as to salary, FREDERICK LOKSBR & CO, 289 and 291 Fulton st, Brooklyn. | WA XTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN, AGED 2 years, in some wholesale house; good wa | and first ciass references given. Address W. J. H., Pacific s., Brooklyn. ANTED—A PIRST CLASS WINDOW DRESSER And fiyor walker; good references required. Ap- ply ator address 5. WECHSLER & BRO. , 257 Fulton st. 7 ANTED—OFFICE CLERK ; WAGES $6 ADDRESS, | with refercnces, AGENT,’ box 165 Herald office. | Wa ance GOOD RETAIL DRY GOODS SALES. | men. Apply today to JOHN GILGAN, Grand | Centra} Hotel ANTED—AN — KXPERIENCED — PERPUMERY Hane i one Aya) thoroughiy, Gaye oe the busi- ‘No, RE APO, WORSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, J ANTED.—YOUNG MAN OF BIGHT YEARS EXPR- rience in bank as bookkeeper and teller wishes @ position in city; bank preterred; best reterences, Ad- dress J., box 161 Herala Uptown Branch office, ANTED-—A BOOKKEEPER, WHO HAS BEEN IN our busluess; salary $340 @ year. Address DR¥ GOODr JOBBER, Herald office. je ITUATION WANTED—AS CUSTOM CUTTER, CAN be seen from 9 to 12 o'clock each day at No. 488 to «92 Broadway, corner Broome st. TPO MERCHANT TAILORS —WANTED, 4 SITUATION ascustom cutter; an experience of 20 years; best Feference; no objection to going in the country. Address | West's, % Union square. ~HATTERS.-WANTBD, BY A FIRST CLASS tush sewer, work to take home. Call or address | 242 Bast oth st 0. HATTERS.—SILK HAT FINISHERS WANTED JOHN CALLALAN, 140 Bowery, between Gsand and. broome sts, Wanteps FIRST CLASS. SKIRT CUTTER; one who thoroughly understands cutting skirts; fos competent person the highest salary will paige Address J. C., box 170 Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—BOOKBINDER; A PIRST CLASS EDGB ‘ilder and marbier, to whom. will pe turnisived. Andress A. Cox's Oe. ch fengorilie EE SES EE Chicago, Elly WANTSD—A SITUATION AS CUTTER, IN A CUSs tom tafloring establishment, or as foreman in a clothing establishment; tally competent to fill elthery Bt iamuataa addres SURG aS, Ss Co.'s, 658 Broadway. ste Pale Wt are a. IN Cabranres Cee i ich w new se mas. chine of any make. Address West 699 Broad’ if ANTED—A GOOD ORAYON LITBOGRAPHII artist. add: salary wanted, M., box 1! Herald office, “Caress WHD salary For Other Want Advertisements See Directory.