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

26 _ SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. “Cooks, ée. AMITY ST.-AN AMERICAN, WOMAN AS first class dinner or order’ ood for restaurant; Brat class reference, Apply tur three days T., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH aye oA rechectubie colored Woman Ms first elass cook in @ first class family ; #00% id city reterence. 152 WEST 19TH sf.—A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL Wie cancook and wash and do general house- work. Address, a ‘AV. 0, ROOM IL.—A RESPECTABLE PROT. best city reterencs SP 26TH ST. BETWEF, 106 widow woinatl as city or country ; folerence. Cau be seen for two days. kan 2D AND 3D AVS., 217, wee de naira aA Pospectable Scotch ciel eves: | re! KK: no objection to assist with the washi Mreniox in a private family, -” D4. WEST 18TH 8ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH ays. rear.—A woman as first class cook in # tel, restaurant or first class re house; city or untry; would go out by the day; goo od reference. 250 * WEST 7TH BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH vs.—A respectable Protestant Scotch woman taal ‘Orst class Washer und ironer; ce. 31 Kast 33D ST., SECOND FLOOR.—a 7 SPEOTA- ble girl to cook, Wash and tron in @ small tamily; six years’ reference. 4 GRAND 8T., CORNER OF RIDGE.=A RE- and spectable wonan as plain cook, good washer 865 3 NEAR 49TH ST.—A NEAT, TIDY Selored girt 48 good cook; excellent reference. STH AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID 39. of her present employer. Ma chambermaid, &c. Address or cail on M. G. irone ae referenc: Chambermaids, &c. and SANDEE, or to help with children; 1s neat 203 PRINCE 8T.—-A COLORED GIRL AS WAIT. Thatd wad wattre TANT WOMAN AS CHAMBER. 2 EAST 30TH ST.—AS CHAMBERMAID OR PAR. Jor maid in a young ladies’ or young Eenusmen's ing school; no gplecton to the country. Callon jouday, Decomber ys ee from present emplover. EAST 12TH 8" A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS ress and chambermaid in a private family; good reference. 1ST ST., NEAR NORTH 3D, WILLIAMSBURG, ‘waitress or to do general housework in @ : willing to work for small wages, chambermaid and waitress: obliging and willing. 346 Brooklyn,—A girl of 16 in an American family’ Herald Uptown Branch office. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 3 STH AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID and seainstress, or to help with children; has her ‘wn machine; reference froin present employer's. 66 EAST 12TH ST.. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 4th av.—A dressmaker, who thoroughly under- pty cutting and trimming all styles ot dresses, will go by the week, day or take work home on reasonable NEW ‘YORK HERALD, ‘SUNDAY, DEUKMBER 13, 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET. Laundresses. 5 WEST 13TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A COMPE- +) tent person solicits ladies? or ee aya” at B her own res sidence, 40) WEST 18111 ST, ST., BET" WEEN | STH AND 6TIL AVS, Tear —A eoinpetent Woman to go out by the day washing and irontug ordo any kind of work; un- derstands her business; Featy Feteretices 66 MORTON ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO GO out by the day washing or ironing, or is willing to take the same to her place of residence; city Yeterence ifrequired, Call tor three days. 109} in gentle 129 roi some ladies’ 132 women would like a few families’ or men's washing at her home, where they ih be done at # moderate price, Mrs. ©. JOHNSON. 145 West ri sta Finst | CLASS FRENCH oO Jaundress wishes to take a few gentlemen's oF lies’ washing at her own residence. — 162 Nest, wth st. rresr FLOO NTA finst class colored laundress solicits families’ washing by the week or month: also gentlemen’s and Jadies’ washing ; iz prot d reliable. 24. ilie en: vier LTH ST. REAR, FIRST HO WEST 26TH 8T., ‘FIRST. FLOOR.—A COLORED WEEN ft AND 8TH Jetuen's or tam- Y ed day best refer: AYs., rear.—A. ey: do washing, or would go out by WEST 4TH ST.—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN'S washing done. Call or address. 305 818 Wsst_2D. st. SECOND FLOOR, BACK Toom.—A respectable woman wishes some gen- tiemen’s washing, or would go out by the day; good ref- erence if required. 826 EAST 33D ST., SECOND FLOOR, here ok respectable woman to go out by the day to wash, iron or do housecleaning, 84 WEST 401TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to go out by the day as laundress or to do house- work. or would take in gentlemen’s washing at ber own house; three vears' reference. 344 EST 26TH ST. WIDOW WISHES A family's washing or the care of @ few children at her own home, 40 STH ST.—A RKESPECTABLR WOMAN WISHES washing at her own house or would go out by the day. 406 6TH ST., ROOM 6.-A RESPECTABLE MAR- rieG_ woman wishes ladies’ and gentlemen's washing at his own residecce; fluting done in all its branches: best elty references, 415 EAST 18TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to do washing at her own house or go out by the Gay; good reference. 432 WEST 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WIDOW lady to wet nurse a baby at her own home. ‘ 434 WEST 42D ST.—-AN EXCELLENT LAUN- Biss recommented ty tis take Beeceet reasonable; recot nde iv ie “La ‘3 etory.” dak or MARY ANN HUGHES, ri r WES! ATH S' maker, who hi A FIRST CLASS DRESS- held a position in some ot the houses in Europe, cuts, fits, designs and trims in styles, desires a similar one, or would go out ies at $2 60 per day; city reterence. Address, _ 16 WeST 2TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—AN INDUSTRI- ous seamstress wishes to go out by the day; isa 5 ressmaker. Call tor two davs. 16 EAST 32D ST.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS: Qay or week; terms moderate. 156 45 2 WEST 63D ST.—-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN OG wishes tow gentlemen's or families! washing ; good reference. Address Mrs, QUINN. 50. WEST S4TH 8’ TWO FLIGHTS UP, BACK EAST 13TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A RE- room.—A respectable girl to go out to do wash- oF would take it home; good reference; terms mod- 51, spectable woman pia Ge tamilles’ yrashiny by the day or week; isa first jundre: Toe.” per Riectians maker wishesa few more engagements by the val LAST 83D ST.-A Bice Gatebt talet WITh 15 Years) experience and best city reterence, desires the work of 2 few more families; pretty suits made tor 4) pwe ; Warranted to give satisiaction; will go out by the day.” 22: WEST 12TH ST.—A GOOD MILLINER, paEse or cloak maker would go out by, 3 the pe aay of bn work fanen epee on very reasonable te! pn or address L. 224 WEsT = 8T,—A YOUNG GIRL TO GO OUT to do plain sewing by the day or week. Q7 WEST 2D ST.—A FIRST | CLASS | DRESS. es kes dromes, handsomely trimmed, fom we and evening dresses a speciait; perfect, ‘tt eunceatedl 358 WEST WTH ST., BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH nh A ret clase dressmaker het A few more en @ day; can cut, ft and trim in a Biles Call on Sr address DNESSMARE of 406 438, Av cA FRENCH LADY DRESSMAKER wishes a few more engagements by the day; ex- tellent city relerences. 19 LEXINGTON AV.—A FIRST CLASS SEAM- stress, with best roterences, in a respectable ITH AVA FRENCH DRESSMAKER WANTS more customers; cuttit ing and Samming | a all vere oss wale Go out by the day at $3 per d. and Mune, J. dozen. 527 6TH AV. (BAZAAR).—A FIRST CLASS FRENCH launaress to take in some aoe and gentle- men’s washing; prices very moderate. 88) 3D AV., NEAR S4TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE Woman wishes a tew gentlemen’s or families’ Washing, or would go out by the day; plaia washing and ironing 75 cents per dozen. 939 \ST AV., NEAR 52D ST.—A RESPECTABLE, hardworking girl as laundress by the day. or to do housecleaning; best references. 45 3D AV., TOP FLOOR.—A FIRST CLASS LAUN- dress A ced ‘washing at her own home or would go out by the day, Nurses, d&e. SCAMMEL ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE of children and do housework ; 16 years of age. WEST 33D ST., TOP FLOOR,—A NEAT FRENCH girl as child’s nurse and seamstress; best refer- 28 66 ences, DA aye aecea ene UEs OR gee BAH head RPER desires to make an en; for Januar! frst class ret ences, 10 WEST 12TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S).— Its moat and woxes oan be-walk fecsaneneede se 101 an well recomment famtien ‘and physicaus, Call on or addres Mrs, CHATS. 751 6TH AV., IN THE STORE.—A COMPETENT seamstress and dressmaker wishes afew engage- Ue the da: ofr week; can cut and fit; references. for Miss ELL. 1 066 ATLANTIC AV., BROOKLYN.—AS SHIRT and Baderclotniig cutter.—A any who un- ratands the business thoroug! wis) ‘to obtain a situation in some Wesiern city; nas had New York prac- tice and can arrange and superintend a worxshop; will dive ng: OM oF about the ist of January. CUTTER. 237 BROaDWAY.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS. maker wants a few more engagements, Call F two days. hoe EXPERIENOED my red DRESSMAKER DE- ires to go out by in private families or ike work home. jaress, Sort e days, M. b., Herald town Branch office. COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WOULD GO OUT by the day or weex. Address M. ©., station D. COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WOULD GIVE PART A of her time for Board. Address ARNOLD, Herald ‘ptown Branch office. A @OooD SEAMSTRESS — UNDERSTANDS Kinds of family sewing ate on Wheeler & Wil Bout od city reference. Sit Hebhid Upiswa Branch off Peeew Ake WOR TAKEN noe (DONE IN most neat and cheape: be found in the ‘om first familie tn the city. a acadreee ay: Mis Heraia Uptowa tanch sises General Housework, é&c. PRINCE 8T., TOP FLOOR.—A VERY RESPECT- abie girl to do general housework, DUTCH 8T.—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; mood reference, Call for two days, 5 WEST 17TH S8T.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘Wor to do general housework, in a small fom- st city reference from last employer. Call on 3 WEST @ST 8T.. IN THE REAR.—A try tent woman, with per boy, Ty old, to Ea housework; city reference; no dpjection to ote 2D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, 16 YEARS OF AGE, TO take care of children, 183 EAST 8TH 8T.. ONE DOOR FROM BROAD- way.—A respectable woman as wet nurse; isa Good seamstress. VAR ERIE ian IRRSRY, cITy.. os RESPECTABLE young ish Woman as wet nurse; her own baby one week ros wood reference, Call or address. 289 7TH A Ces jam FLOO. Bick a RE- spectable wishes sn infant to nurse on ihe bottle; beat of care otaken; terme moderate, Oall tor u two days. 3: 330 HENRY 8T., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPEOTABLE young woman Wishes @ baby towet nore at 330 ia'pertectly nealthy. Call for three days. 33 6TH AV.—A RBESPEOTABLE PROTE<TANT woman, who Is capable of taking the full charge of a baby, to bring it up on the bottle ; best city reference. ontie- | PRDPRAMGEAY ry A ae WANTED— A‘ Ae “AMERICAN “LADY WANTS A. HOME IN A A ood family; will give in exchange her services part or the ime. Address Mra. L., box Il 9 Herald office. | TO THY GENTEEMEN:—A LADY, A GOOD READER, | writing @ plain, rapid hand, desires em} ployment as | amanuensis and reader, Address AMAN box 143 Herald ofc PE METROPOLITAN RINTING KSTABLISHM: i 218 Broadway, in the Herald Building mo ” GENTLEMEN. —A LADY. WITH SEVERAL years’ experience in the tuition of adults, will give thorough instruction in the radimental or higher English branches to a gentleman feeling himself deficient im sich; grammar, composition and penmanship, speciai- ties; lessons at residence of teacher, at hours to suit the biter: Address IMPROVEMENT, Herald Uptown Branch ROU ECESSITY Indy, of refinement to seek employment | preferred, Address immediately eat {D.—A LADY OF SOME LITERARY ABILITY ‘ty reportorial newspaper work; the work more an_obiect ‘than the money. Address’ LADY RE- PORTER, Herald Uptown Branch offic be FLOWERS TAUGHT DAY AND _ EVENI) Three Flowers for $1: orders in any style for holt- day presents; will exchange} Jomoua for the guita: NCAT Ted vest doth st. MPELS A YOUNG writing HELP WANTED—FEMALES, eae RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work in a@ private fam must be @ good cook, ‘Washer and ironer; good references required. Apply at 43 West 127th st. TION, 1. LADIES{—LININGS ¢ French method of dress ‘cutting; and cutting is taught perfectly. ‘Agents wanted. MORE OPERATORS WANTED IMMEDIATELY: + OTK sent in quantities by oxpress; all you can do the year round, and atter your machine {3 paid for K@arantee to give all the good work you can do, pay yon cash and aliow for thread: any of our operators are making $12 to $15 a week cash, which they will tell you. 82 East Ninth street, opposite Stewart's. Also ladies’ under garments at wholesale and retail; cheaper than ‘ou can buy the materis ‘tT FREE MON. Broadway, room 10, to test the great only piace designing ATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, 139 ‘ath st,, near Broadway. Parents cannot provide a better independence. for’ their sons ant daughters: good operetare. givaye have positions. References— OMicers ot the Western Union Telegraph Company. NTERPRISING LADY AGENTS WANTED.—APPRO- priate work and good wages. Apply at 663 Hutson aireet, New York, om Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday, his week, trom to 4PM. par CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTED—AT 652 STH “” corner 52d st, Call before 9 4. M. and after 6 TRLS WANTED.—GIRLS THAT UNDERSTAND Japplng. skirt ide; good pay given. Address box 226 Herald ot AND-MADE WORSTED worker wanted; algo Taay, to desigv. Apply, atter P.M. . CHASE, 713 Broadway. ‘OUSZKEEPER WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY IN A family near the city; one daughter and three sons; must be pretty, stylish, educated. religious, musical, ¢co: ustrious and a thorough housekeeper Feterences Address, with real name, PAUL re Dauchy & Co. No. 191 Fulton st., 8. ¥. OUSEKEEPER WANTED—A LADY, UNDER 35, to take full charge in 2 family. of six, im the coun- try; must be educated, used to th soclety, thor- oughly efficient in all household duties, altering and re- pairing children's clothing, dc.5a ‘Quiet home for a culti- ice. vated lady not afraid of work. os, bide ace. walifeations, ersonal appearani ke, | JAMES » care owell & Con Advertising ‘genta No at Park row, New York, URSE WANTED FOR A CHILD THREE YEARS OF awe.—Must be a Protestant, understand plain sew- ing and furnish first class city reference. Address W., Dox ?,911, Post office, city, ALESWOMEN WANTED—EXPERIENCED HANDS. Apply to LORD & TAYLOR, corner Grana and Chrystie sts, ANTED—A FIRST CLASS WAIST TRIMMER; also an apprentice at the emporium, No. 817 6th avenue. GOODS—EXPERIENCED | CLERKS AND SALESMEN. ve LERK WANTED—ACQUAINTED wITil THE SrA- Vonery business; one who has veen with a printer and statiover preferred. all after 7 1, M. at 77 8th av. NTRY CLERK WANTED—IN A NOTION HOUSE: 4 4 must be experienced and a good penm an in the oftiee. about 18 years of age, & s good idress #., box 136 Herald office. S JAFFRAY & CO, HAVE ROOM FOR TWO OR + three salesinen secustomed to travel and sell by sample; thorough knowledge of laces and embroideries, or neng and white goods, or notions or hosiery indis- pensable. VURNITORE SALESMAN WANTED—ONE WHO IS capable of taking theentire charge of the retail fur- niture business, and who can influence trade, Address, giving name, age. where lustemployed and salary ex, id, FURNITU Herald 0 JIVE EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS SALESMEN for dress goods and domestic department. SEN WIG, 165 and 187 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ‘ING DONE AT THE pTROR OLE G BSTABLISHME. way. “A will ‘hud it advantageous. HELP WANTED—MALES. cub tok TED—A YOUNG MAN, 5 on 6 YAS or age, is a law office: must » ood al anick sa, In haudwriting of applicant, DEORE , Bt West Lota st, BOYS AND MEN, FROM | rad and write, Ape | Wi te by leter, wigs . Teterence, dc., to Riek CASSIDY ania | WASTED \ MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER. | stands the wholesale drag busine ail tts branches, capable of acting in any department, or as foreman ; a man of good education and busmess qualif- cations. who can work rapidly and correetty, aid will attend closely to his work; oue who is (reo trom the use ot tobacco atid alcoholic m. and who has never been intempe satacy | Will be paid, and nove eed apply i These qualifications. Address, over your own signature, t which wilt be” coaidentiat, Witohs tation 00 MALE AND FEMALE, MG 1 and after, to sell a new article needed by every family; territory all of Kings county: only 9 cents ‘ae AGENT: Marsburg. aw DENT WANTED—WHERE USE OF 4 library and desk, room will be compensation for allan services In Co; . Apply, in applicant's hand- wril t 240 Broad vay, room ie SMAN WAN’ Say UPS AND SAUC Pay ‘ED. Ts ‘Aijlress WHOLESALE RAD RETAILS erald om gee bye dy D-IN THE DRUG OR FANCY goods trade ‘oduce a specialty (new) that will sell stand pay 7 dsomely. SMITH, 66 Cortlandt st. i? SIMPSON & T° DRUGGISTS, &0,—SITUATION WANTED, BY A y ‘oung man; 1) yours’ experience; wood cnowledge also acquainted with peor the peony. Ad- Of the business and best t reference Gress Git station ry wilting to Uptown 0 MOTEL PROPRIETORS. — d as day or hight clerk oF bookkeeper, by & young man now in first class house; best ot reterences for ex- perrenee integrity, d& by present employers and oth- Fa; gatistactory ry s.xiven for change. Address BLATCHFORD, Heruid office. LE WOOLLEN AND CLOTHING TRAD! An expert examiner of woollens, also well posted in sizes and ‘ing for the cutting department in the California trade, 1s open for an engaxement: best reter- ences. Adi Ri, box 129 Heral e. ANSED. “4 FIRST CLASS ) BOOKKEKPER; MUST uch and German correspondent; a young oie of! ability, Address BOOKKSEPER, box 196 Lerald ofllce. a Fy 7 is lz TANIED—BOOKKEEPER AND COLLECTOR; man who understands double entry thoroughly ; must be temperate and furnish first class reference, and Hot afraid of a dusty place or long hours if necessary ; preference would be given to one that could furnish se- curity ; answers not a3 above not noti tate salary desited. Address UPTOWN FEED STORE, “Herald office. WANXTEU-A SALESMAN liquor house. Address, ace and class of trade, &c, office. A In A WHOLESALE i salary dosired, ox iil Heraid AR TED oti YOUNG MAN ABOUT 13 YEARS OF ®. Who resides with his parents, writes a good hands quick at figures and conversant with accounts; relerence Feauired. Address, in own handwriting, IN- DUSIRY, Herald office. Waxtep—a COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER OF GOOD address, who is tamiliar with and has had practi- cal experience in the white lead and color trade: un- doubted reterences as | $9) eo and ability required. Address E. W. BLATC! ‘resident Chicago White Lead and Oi) company, Gaeta i, ‘ANTED—A DRUG CLERK, ferred, in a first class store; must come well rec- commended. Address, stating salary expected, SOUTH BROUELYN, 8 Herald Brooklyn Branch office. ‘ANTED=A YOUNG MAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS something of bookkeeping and good at figures. Address A. C,, station E, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, Ct Detent to keep double entry books, to commence on low salary; must be well recommended as to ability and character. Address BOOKS, box 729 Herald office: GERMAN PR! ital; also canvassers to getorders, 84 Broadway, Wil. | | THE “TRADES. od | Quaste WANTED THOROUGHLY COMPETENT. J Apply at 69 Duane st A YOUNG MAN WANTS [NV place to learn the business, After becoming ac- \2 quainted will buy interest it agreeable. Address, for one | Kk, CHAKLES, 729 Latayette av., Brooklyn, ITUATION WANTED—BY A JOB PRINTER; UNDER- stands press work; no objection to the’ country. Address A, EDWARUS, box 16! Herald office. rp HATTERS!! Wanted immediately A superintendent or foreman in the make shop of a long Established fine felt hat manufactory: one who. thor: feleren understands the business in all its branches; best elersnoes required; salary No cbject 20 the right AD. 056 Harrison av.~ Boston, Mass TING ESTABLISHMENT HE METROPOLITAN PRID is at 218 Broadway, in the Herald Bullding. ANTED—ONE FIRST CLASS PINION LATHE ARGENT “GREENLIEAP, SM Broadway, Now York. W house, an experienced and practical man, fully hand, to turn clock pinions and arbors; also a first class watch pinion and wheel cutter. ANTED—8Y A WHOLESALE LADD suit competent to design ladies’ suits, Address, with refer 8, SULT vew York P E GOOD JEWELRY POLISHERS, Crea HOUKINS & DODD, No. 1 Bond st. ANTED—A JEW 21) Jewelry. Inquire at 28 sond st., room 9. ANTED—A COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED foreman in @ ruffling and lace goods factors superintend 109 hands and upward; none other nee apply. Address, with reference from .ast place, RUF F- oy NG, box 118 Herald offtce. ANTED—AN EXP£RIENCED NECKTIE CUTTER, who understands the business thoroughly, Apply; by letter only, to ADAMS & BENDIX, 496 Broadway. TANTED PIA. ‘ular bv J.P, HALE, 35th 7 ANTED—100 FR @UTTERS IMMEDIATE- ly} none, but irs clase “masonite weet apply: Wages $15) perday of etxht hours’, work, Apply to TAY E £05) RNG, Mist and ged s., Fast iver, Ww ED—A_ PRE! A ‘OMPETENT TO TAKE charge of a pressroom, who thoroughly under- stands running stop and dram eyiinder presses on tine | work. Address, giving reterence and, stating where at Bresent ‘or previously employed, PRINTER, box 110 Her- y ANTE! FoR SALZ. N ELECTRICAL PHYSICIA¥, CENTRALLY 10- cated, doing an extensive cash business and wish- ing to retire, now olfers the sime, with Lease ot premi- ses and Furniture: terms half cash, balawee on time. A ANTED—FIRSI! CLASS SALESMEN FOR THE dress goods department; also a young man that un- derstand notions and fancy goods: situation permanent. Apply to CONKLING & CO,, 763 Broadway. ddress ELECTRIC, Herald Uvtown Branch office. & WILSON FAMILY SEWING A. Sivenine, in use: only'a short time, all-in eomplete Order, will be sold tor $20. 857 Bleecker street, between West Tenth and Charles, ANTED—50 LADIES TO SELL THE GREAT Bin ‘aphical work tives Cat the Clergy of New | Brooklyn,” in the oa istiae ied had convassers wake from ATLANTIO FORE ISH NG. COMPANY, 141 Fulton st., New York. ED—A NEAT, YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT ANT! housework for a family of seven, at Tarrytown; a good home and tair wages. Address Mr. R., box ftir ‘ost t office. Wax 'TED—LADIFS TO LEARN A REFINED BUsI- first proceeds of which will pay expense of learning.” Cail trom 11 to 4 at 44 Bond street. ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, BY THE MONTH, TO go to South Orange. N. J.; must be able to cut'and dies’ and children’s clothing and operate. Call on D. 20 Liberty st. Ch Neel rae GIRL TO DO CHAMBERWORK AND Pst good reference required. Apply before 2 o'clock at 8 5th a’ ANTED-—IN a PRIVATE FAMILY, A COMPETENT girl to Spoke wash and iron; must have bey £y Toference. Apply, Monday and’ suesday, at 11 ANTED—A LADY CANVASSER FOR AN EXCEL- lent article re Cad a demand; wanted in every famiiy, Address R. A. F. x 112 Herald olfice. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS DESIGNER ON LADIES’ trimmed hats at 589 Broadway. ANTED—A GIRL ACOUSTOMED TO WORKING ‘on glass cover boxe. | None but thosgthoroughly experienced need apply at No, 23 Liberty st.?up stairs. SITUATIONS | _WANTED—MALES- GOLORED wax DESIRES nN L ELAGH AS * WATTER ina ti louse or fe faintly; can ie Heli zecommended. Inquire it ‘Wo. 10 Macdougal st. for ro days. 335 6TH AV.—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS NURSE and seamstress or nurse and chambermaid. Call on Monday, trom 10 dill 2 o'clock. SE 41 WEST 30TH ST.-A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL as child's nurse or waitress. Call for two days. 8TH AV.. FIRST FLOOR.—A COMPETENT nurse for the sick can be engaged by the week or month; good rei 626 2 AVich YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, 18 ann of age, as nurse or t with light house- work. Call, for two days, on Mrs JIMMEREON. 68 BROADWAY, THIRD FLOOR,—A RELIABLE woman to take charge of a earns invalia and to sew; a comentahie hume the main object. Inquire tor Mrs, Lew: T08 otto DETWEEN MTH AND 49TH STS. floor, front.—Wanted, a baby to bring up on the bowie. YOUNG NORTH GERMAN GIRL, LIVING WITH her present mistress four years, perees can rows ‘of would attena to one or two children in a prtvate fam- iiv; a good home more hares high wages ipreverred: good Feferences trom her mist ye 10 ere she lived as nurse. Address C. MERRES, box 104 Herald office. A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A er To ‘wet nurse at her own house; refere: ‘Mrs, CARSON, corner of 8ist st. and ‘0th ay. KAST 29TH ST., THIRD FLOOR.—A RESPECT. eel you a girl to do genoral housework in a ily; good washer and froner; city reterence. ry. 460 WEST 41ST 8’ TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECTA- ble young vom in to do general nousework In @ ier. family; 1s a good plain “cook, Sand first class washer froner; hot particular, city or country. GOQ SUES GA GERMAN FEMALE, WHO SPEAKS no English, §,.d0 general housework in a pri- Nay nfewnly. Apply to Emanuel Shultz, Missionary, from RELIABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN TO DO GEN- eral oom work in a small family ; Washer ad Foner a nal 09 cool — and Address 15% ALE lady of expertence, in a respectable tamily; no salar od he country; references exchanged, Ad- Housekeepers, &&. WEST HOUSTON ST., ONE FLIGHT UP, FRONT.— A young lady as housekeeper or would'like copy- LUDLOW 8T. (RING LOWER BELL).—A geste ley, aged 18 juss arrived from Kaope car 129TH ST.—AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY my CLINTON ST.—AS_ HOUSEKKBEPER, BY A Ainerican widow: widower’s fainily pre- BS deat en no objection; good home more an object an Wages; good references given and required. Call br address for one week. 91 WEST %YR ST.-A COMPETENT DRESS maker, who understands all kinds of tamily sewing, wishes a few more engagements by the week or month, cit ity or country. Oall om Monda: 295 JR WEST i2TH ST—AN AMERICAN WIDOW Palas as housekeeper in a gentleman’s famliy there are children; would teach the English breny hes; understands ali branches of housekeeping; or would walt on an invalid lady; best reference. Can be ween for three days, BOS masene ees ter ieen, eLaat er oF governe: Bdireus HOWE, 10F due Wook.” 809 KAST 9TH ST., NEAR 2D AY., FIRST floor, room 2.—A young French lady as house- keepers a widower'’s tamily preferred. Call on Miss AR MOTHER AND HER DAUGHTER (AGED 19) ‘ire situations where they can aay ether; the: Rave" both experience. in housekeeping, they are edu- and of good Bontions Dut necessity compels thet yinent; moderate cove US on! 5 ieaaey ora’ b: TOWNSEND, 24 Broadway. A. tpeotatiulty tects he foattion ct housekeeper: tn seens tl ti it housekee| P derstands housskeeping thoroughly? Is accustomed to the managementof servants and oare of children: Wes Cuchanye UniGunneS Sete eae pause Mat cl Hats, box 12a iisaireaae — wes GOING SOUTH IS DESIROUS OF OBTAIN- iY i situation for her nurve (Protestant),whom she oan highly recommend as competent and trustwor- thy. Apply at No. 1 Irving place. eddies YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE gene Take hersélt useful of children; 4 cheerful in temper and willing to ay to the country; good reference. Address A, as seaimstress; no objection|to travel ru » Herald ‘RS, MALLORY, M' moved from s86 6th a she is ready to mal pte ieee ahhh tae RRR SSS ee ASTRD— PATIOS AR Ay Gud SPE BY A bie Bis meena hig NURSE, HAS RE- to No. 53 West 44th st. where engagements for the winter. Miscellaneous. 2 NORTH WASHINGTO!} SQUARE.—A YOUNG Spanish }i ae ba aks French an English as nureer; lon to a lady; salary references given. mode! a ood nome ‘deaired ; best best Address F, Ry EAST BROADWAY.—A YOUNG LADY 48 COM- panion, cai would take entire charge of two or three children; is a g rator and sewer on both pas! ‘and ornamental needlework. Cail on or address 877 6TH AV. (RING FOURTH BSLU.—A RE- spectable, experienced person as jadys mald in # rat class family; laa pertect cutter and fitter. 94 5 LA BROADWAY. —AS LADY'S MALD; I8 AN EX- cellent seamstress anc hairdreaser; best city reference. Address or call for two days. YOUNG AMERICAN LADY OF REsPECTABL ITY desires a hone in & ae salary no object; high- est references, Address 9, M. Herald office. YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE SOME KIND OF LA] she can age her daily and a good jady ; re! mak fiver. Aduresm, lof one week ORPHAN, Mereld n Branch office. WIDOW, gee 3 YEARS, oF. oan, eal 'E RI- A eg = yey a for col Pgs. TPHE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT _\s aris en dint bebe Nn in the Heraid Building. $1 2 al iver EVERY DAY IN French, by a thoroughly educated French lady. Call at or w:idiress 107 West 24 st. coruer of Oth av. YOUNG FRENCH LADY DESIRES TO FIND A place as governess or lady's companion; she can teach Prrench. English and music in all a branches, best reference as to sanabitty, and ectability, Ad- greats. immediately, 8., box lw Herald Uptown Branch office, ere are ni ir woul Agena & postion ay copyiat “address LEONYE Dox 189 CATHOLIO YOUNG LADY DESIRES AN EN. or; agement nist or soprano in @ church, at a potarste salary, ress SOPRANO, 232 Bridge st, voklyn. A LADY oF RE>PEOTABILITY, Gi » GENTERL and refined, as a apie elderly genti inan ot means. ' Address TRUTH, box li7 erate Up- town Branch office. THOROUGH HOUSEKEKPER gated and competent to, take full Position, Address Mra, GIBSON, bie West 5: HIGHLY EDU- a desires a at Sad Bt eet AN pea WOMAN AS Wi aia cihanv ras Sass VERY COMPETENT TEACHER OF THE ENG- lish branches and French lang: nee oe two hours at the disposal ot those needing h iy od cP. pelling. grammar and letter writing a pecin iy. Address, tor one week, DOCEY, box 3) RITES LETT ARS, BUSINKSS big aT ‘ives lessons in highest Enellah brane! hi ed: Feplies to ‘edioviole ap Ks | Post otic A YOUNG MAN, OF ENERGY AND PERSEVER- ance, desires a Coed in any legitimate business thoroughly underatanas the business management ofa newspaper, Beye ad, ain ye: experience on one of the best New York he Gig would accept a moderate s: ree with prospect ment Ad- dress EXPECTATI: ance: ON, box 5, 120 Poet office, New York. YOUNG MAN IS DISENGAGED Like al; , box 1 OOMPETENT . atter 7 o'clock in the evening and wor most any employment Address RUDULP: Herald office. YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD EDUVATION, SPEAK- ing English and French, wishes to learn any kind of business, for his board at the beginning. Address K. D.,, care of Mrs. ‘Teal, 732 8th av. NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE WISH A SITUATION— ‘The husbaud ag walter and. the wife ay nurse ; lat- ter can assist ing. Wr further information apply to PRANK, on ‘ath av. Bras. OR WAITER IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; highest references given for sobriety and capability a the most re: coe families in the city. Radress W. C., $08 East 59t! ESPECTABLE GERMAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT Kee want situations; man as waiter, &c,; wife to cook, wash, iron, &¢, Uallator address 174 Forsyth street, second floor. ITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS WAITER. speaks English, French and German; best city refer: ences. Address WAITER, 291 6th av. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A PO: tion‘of any kind yielding $1,500 to $2.00 y Jocation immaterial; uO objection to travelling; very best reference given. Address box 5,447 Post office, N. ¥. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, ts w Piaeg MAN, AS AaB pOH RORvanss Address F. P., 653 Atlantio'av., yD Tee ANTED—A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT COOK, IN ‘a first class restaurant or hotel, where a further knowledge of the business can be hud: steady place and moderate wages; two years’ references. Address OU+ TAVIONA, Herald Uptown Branch office. 5Q5 Pave BETWEEN gp AND 88D STS., REAR Rouse. -2A emart, bright boy, eoing on ib years old, mother, Nr ituation as office or errand boy. Cali on his mother, 78. JOHNSON. ‘AN! rite ps tek OF SILK AND STRAW millinery goods with near by short time trade, Ad- dress MILLAN EXY, Herald office. NKW DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, EXTEN. sion table and cover, cost a short time ago $70; ‘will be sold f for $34 ‘To be seen at 85 Bond street. ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS SALESMEN IN A wholesale millinery house. Apply to 8, SOM- MERICH & CO.,, 494 Broadway. ANTED—FOUR EXP&RIENCED SALESMEN AND six good canvassers, to sell or canvass for an arti- cle on the new instalment p. baying weekly or monthly: none but perfect gentlemen need apply; men freed address can make $40 ber week. Inquire at No. av. 7ANTED—TWO SMART, ENTERPRISING SALES- men of good adiress and wiliing to earn their money. Apply at! st., Brooklyn, E. D, WANTED A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN TO TRAV EL through the Eastern and Middle States for the sale of ladies’ undergarments; must of the article; answers must 3 communications will be treated con! D., box Idi Herald office. $50. -I WILL GIVE THE ABOVE AMOUNT 10 * any one who will, procure TEC situation as Dookkeeper with saiary of at least per annum; have some knowled: present occupation; identially. Address best references. Address W. M., Heral $75 WHEELER. & WILSON HALF CASE BLACK Walnut Sewing Machine, $3); wood as new. with all improvements complete; uily warranted. 47 Bleecker reot, between Broadway aud Bowery. FIRST CLAS FAMILY CORNER LIQUOR Store for sale cheap—i he best location in the Four. wenth ward, doing good business. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 18 North William street. —LARGE HERRING SAFE, OFFICE FIX. « tures, Stove, Chandeliers and Singer's No, 2and other makers’ Sewing Machines. also Lathe for saie eat foes Chambers street, up stairs, before 12 A, M. all e Week, |S“ ; ALSO A POLISHER FOR | Ho. FOR SALE. nooianiepiie EOE See Oe \ ® CHEAP—OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLE- suche rai WR Wi tt Single room * "address FROII, 4 Herald office. OR SALE ner Wine a al oot ty satixtactorily Smee & 163 Duane street. MISH AND OYSTER BUSINESS FOR SALEWIN ONE of the most popular pubile markets of the city: long established st hotel and restaur: ‘and has a large and first class tamily. W trade EMIS 8 low; will be sold cheap, Address C. T. BE road street, NY. beri CLASS FAMILY aNER aguas | ied inthe Fifteenth ward, tor sale: ly fitted Apply t'T, H.GERATY & Cs Wi 1 street, o. address aT NO, 2 DAY | A, F. SPAW —FOR SALE, LOW, Hes G 1 “Nassau street, room 2. F OTEL FOR SALELA PIERRE BOvsR: Ryne bar md restenrant: Jong lease: sony for ves joing @ tair business; cheap and on $2.00) down; or will lease it, fully furnished. rf ‘nd Warren street, ROUTE AN Mx D WAGON FOR SALE VERY heap. 8B. L. PITCHER, 6) Kighth avenue, T MARKET FOR SALE—ONE OF TUR BRS? i the city uptown, now doing a large ant 8. Address THOMAS, Herald Uptown y Braaoh DARE CHAN ANY PARLY WANTING TO chase the prettiest corner Sample Room on avenue (atisfaciory reasons given) ap) Pe nag CARDL, 1224 Broadway) SL, ADE, BR BRA > EWARK, N N.J., FOR 31_Union 1 square ; J STAND IN y CENTRE, MAREET, * ge for ‘smoked mea A.B. & CO,, 223 Market street, lished, eae inquire of AFE FOR SALE—SIZE, SIX FEET HIGH, FIVE oridgj, Wilder's patent combination lock: acet 3005 | wher has no use for ate ie iddress WHEELER, Heraid Uptown Braneb office, |AFES.—CLOSING OUT, A STOCK OF SECOND 1D hand Sates at extremély low prices; in perfect or SP MMUAMERICAN SAFE COMPANY, 300 Broadway. RuoB STORE F FoR BALB—O¥ A rection THOR- ughiare in the sit Owing {o lines of owne! exchanged for tate, Address W., box } hig "Herald office, IPURPIN'S MEAD CANDY is e detcions aromeny Manufactured at ppetizer. wu SELL FOR $1,00—LIQUOR STORE, DOING good business, oF ‘exchange for other Business, Merchandise or Real Estate; give full particul iareta oe: swering. Address H. CARROL Herald Uptown Bran ol fice. $400 CASH FOR STOOK AND FIXTURES Grocery Store 3° Ninth avenue, mi teth street, doing a good cash trade. $3. 000. —-WHOLESALE LIQUOR CARER TN AIS OE sae (good chance for bar), securing ood come; long satsbiiaheds Soeap rent; iackidigg Worse Wagons, Stock and Fixtures; owner retiring ; Knowledge fmpartea; no bonus. Particulars at 1s Broadway, o No. 1, srom 10 till 8 o’elock. 20), 000. ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE BUSI¢ + ness In this city, with eee line o- specialties, for sale on accommodating ee CWP tory reasons given. ALEXANDER FROTHIN GHAM & CO. Financial Agents. 12 Wall street. VOLUMES Boorse, OLD OIL PAINT. ings, Antiques, pee sie 50.000 . for 8 Carpets, Libraries, and Pamgalets purchased for cash al No. 4 University place, near Washington square. __ MACHINERY. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ENGINES, BOILERS and Steam Pumps for sale cheap, to close our A ur New York business; also Buildings, suitable for manufacture Ing purposes to rent. with or without steam power, DY, Nos, 4 to 10 Bridge street, brooklyn. A SECTIONAL BOILER, 50-HORSE, FOR SALB very cheap, or will exchange for Personal Prop- erty, used six months, Address BOILER, station G. A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND HAND ENGINES, Bollers, Steam Pumps shafting, Pulleys, &e.¢ Gouble Hotsting Engine, Snotse, Baxter and portables, WILSON & KUAKE, Water and Dover streets, 20 HORSE HORIZONTAL eer at bt 10x20, tor sale very cheap. To be orks, West Thirty-third street, near Hlewenth an RUM CYLINDER PRESS, 81X46; GORDON PRESSES, ‘28-inch eaper Cutter, Nonpareil and Brevier Type, Chromatic — Press, tor sale. TAYLOR, Ll Spruce street, New York. lerneee 1N Pobrte here) eg ep a oy others nesding Erinting, can have the best style by MET: OPOLITAN PHINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broad way. WHEELER & WILSON FIRST CLASS FAMILY Sewing Mach black walnut. attachment com- ete; periect order; sa $35; also Willcox & Gibbs, 85 Canal street, Broad ws dwin’s. A COMPLETE AND PERFECT REPRESENTATION of the city ot Paris, in metal, for sale, showing all ihe prominent places of interest. ‘Ihis is a pefect model of the entire city of Paris as it existed before the Franco- Prussian war. $15) OAR 1 BONUS GIVEN FOR THE PROCUR- Nouse: re English gaa nd a competent bookkeeper, thor- oughiy posted in all office matters; best reference trom last employe: _ Address gE bo; x 1,98) Post office. DHANCE—FOK A PARTY TO BUY ren ay eee established Woodenware Manufactory cheap. dress MOUNT, 85 West Tenth street, RETAIL MEAT STAND hes WASHINGTON MAR. ket for sale.—Apply to A. B. L,, No. 243 Fulton st. WOR SALE—ONE BOILER, 4X14, 50 SINCH TUBE! F m gooa ret dnaulrs at ‘hm ire Laundry, Fa Z ny Tor SALE—VERY LOW, IF APPLIED FOR Al once, several Hoo Rotary gine jor newspaper work. eral WOR SALE CHEAP—PART CAsH, hose HORSE pce we ott tubular Boller. Address 18 Wall street m areas (an Kew Work gcse ey apap ey A STILL AND vacul aking such ae eas a customer by ly By ee] York Post office. 7 8 COACEMA OR “INDOOR, SERVANT; THO- roughly understands his Geta “Eagli, ingle, god 34, town or country; good r ith st, Jersey city. GENTLEMAN WISHES A SITUATION FOR A ist class coxetman: competent and reliable in ret ect. Apply, trom 11 A, M. to 3 P. M., to G, @. 06,, 17 Wall st. rer ALS ee WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS oachin. eity reterence. Call on or address Pk! fi Wat ath St, private stable, N ENGLISHMAN WANTS A_ SITUATION AS coachman; city or couutry: good reference from iat apiplorer. Call onor address, for two days, T. M., i av. A YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES A SITUATION ascoachman and groom; city or country; is will- ing and obliging; three and tivo years’ best city refer. ence trom last employers Address J. N., box 140 Herald own Branch of GROOM OR COACHMAN—BY AN ENGLISHMAN, not long in the country; ood reference; city 01 country, Call at or address @ bas East 20th st, private stable. aeons A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT single; first cl references, Call ou sor addcoas RCo 190 West Se ae, Drivate stable, HELP WANTED—MALE: @oop MILK ROUTE FOR SALE CHEAP— Horse, Wagon and Harness, at 254 West Forty-first street. Call for two days. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A LIGHT GOOD paying and tong-estadlished Business (5 years), or partner tuken, as the owner wishes to retire on account of age; small capital required, 309 Fourth avenue, OARDING HOUSE FO SALE-AT A GREAT parities pease tour stories, pron stone; rent low; first class. dress H. 0., 308 West Twenty- pers CARDING HOUSE, FULLY FURNISHED, 129 BAST Broadway; sold cheap, and I a low Tate. Call Suaday and Monday. OARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.—FURNITURE LOW | for cash; portion boarded; boarders would remain. Parties with less than $80) nced not address SACRIFICE, Brovklyn Brancn Herald office. REWERY.—THE BREWERY NOS, 145 TO 159 EAS Forty-second street, near Grand Central depot city 25 barrels per day; tully equipped with ca: and al appurtenances: the Buiding held Hinder a favor Die lease ; wilt be sold at a nominal price, as the propric tor 45 obliged to relinquish the business on account of im- Paired health. Apply on the premises, OOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE—WITH OR without Stock, established 25 years; suitable for any business. Apply at 465 Third avenue. QORFER, COFFEE URN—IN PERFECT ORDER: suitable tor hotel or frst class restaurant; will sell very cheap; are best ANDREW POWELL, 31 Park row. N INTELLIGENT, WELL EDUCATED BOY WANT- ed—About 16 years old, to learn to detect counter- feits and to count mouey; alsoto make himself gener- ally useful; he must be conscientiousty honest, have a high scnse, of what ts right and wrong and above all 9 be truthful. ruch a iad, who is willing to work te tor small pay at first, and who resides with his parents, may address station M. No notice will be taken ot communications not nigned with name in tull or those that do not contain at least four relerences. GENTS OR PEDLERS WANTED—AT BASEMENT 261 Mercer st., corner Ulinton place, to sell a new thing that everybody needs; has never yet been offered Jor sale ; large profits and earnings can be mado. Call atany time, A Eee na CLASS CANVASSERS, FOR A “ i e ctalty 5 Sd Aap GOALS ny i ratpont pare Of fast selling novelties in the city: steady employmen| AMERICAN NOVELI'Y COMPANY, + 300 Broadway. GRANGE FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS learn telegraphy’ and take ‘positions. THOM?. sons’ College, 2 4th opposite Cooper Institut Zeleaza phy taaght practically, with instrnments, in one _CLERKS | AND SALESI SALESMAN, WITH A GOOD CONNECTION among the Western jobbing and rotail dry goods and notion trade, and who has also travelled the east: era States, is open for an engagement after lat of Janu- ary. addvess Le 8. Dy box 177 Herald office. GENTLEMAN OF STRICT INTEGRITY DESIRES & position in the office of some mercantile or manu- turing company ; has from $2,000 to $2,500, which he Would tou ou good security; noobjection te orthe city, Address @. A. v., box 145 Herald o COMPETENT, DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPER, with considerable business capacity, desires em: ployment at a moderate salary; can furnish good refer- ences, Address BOOKKEs.PiR, box 3,078, Post office, CHANCE FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS to learn telegraphy und take’ positions, THOMP- SON'S College, 20 4th ay., opposite Cooper Institute. Tele- ran taught practically, with instruments, in one qua A PARTY WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE HARD- ware trade of Michigan, who bas had experience As @ travelling salesman, would like a situation in that or any other capacity in generat hardwara, or hardware specialtics; can refer to present employers; New York references fiyen if r aired; the best reasons for leaving a resent ation, Address L, » care carrier No. , Detroit, M Pyare WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN AS Book- keeper, or cashier, An Grocery bus ohng out YOUNG MAN, A THOROUGH | ‘AND EXPE enced bookkeeper, desires a situation, Address M. F., Herald ont a N ron ae HOUSE WANTS AN ENERGETIC man who has had experience in linen goods and travelied adjoining States; a competent man can have ® permanent situation. Address CONFIDENCL, box 227 Herald oilice. quart A SMART, ACTIVE MAN WANTED IN A LIGHT outdoor business, Apply at New York Book Con- cern, No. 7 Warren st., fourth floor, after 9 o'clock. CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED.—WANTED, A smart business man to travel; a very little or no capital Teaalred, Call at Garvey House corner Fonrth venue and Forty-second street, New York. A FEW GOOD CANVASSERS WANTED—FOR AN article thatsells readily; good commission, Call from 9 to 1] at 385 Broadway, room 61. Osi STORE FOR SALE.—827 SECOND AVENCE, Call for three days. RUG STORE FOR SALE—FINE CORNER; mgt somely : willexchange for Real Estate in Rew York or Brooklyn. Address JOHN RYALS, Real Katate office, 1,27) Broadway. WO HAND LATHES, &-FOOT BED, oat ord ia Countersharting: ines 78, and Lathes, Pipe Tongs. 7 00D TURNERS:—FOUR ig pesto LATHES Fos ae eyere et In good running orcas, ghbply te WwW. M, road street, Newark, ANTED—A SECOND HAND FOOT LATHE, IN good order; cheup; price mentioned. address T., box 172 Heraid office, ‘ WORTH OF eee Ma- | $20. 000 chinery for sale; fn ‘unch and Shears. Belting, &c.. by. 62 Frankfort street. New" York, manuiacwarer of bis Brora band saw machiues, &c. MISCELLANEOUS. Dx FORGET TURPIN’S MEAD CANDY, - Bought, sold and given away at 189 East Eighth street, AIRDRESSING DONE—RBY eae WEEK on month, in tne latest Parisian st ae Zz a hairdresser, Address TATED RUSSE! Uprown Branch Ditwengy pe TO GAS wuRek he ae fie Bure or twenty per cent guarantecd, atent Burner, the light Sothg” oper lon: creased. Agents wante General Ageney a0 street, New York. VARTIES CONTEMPLATING ESTABLISHING > eh bad can find a complete dtr fo oats C or have any kind mede up lise, me OLA NOt LEVEY & CO.'s, 50 kxchange New York. OP CORN FOR CHRISTMAS TREKS CAN BE HAD in any quantity at HOUSTON'S manurmeterns makes a very nice tree; schools and chure! at lowest price. 23 Thompson street. Bank Uyster House, 353 and 355 Fulton street, oppo- fe the Ghny” Hall, the best house - ER ne 4 desl remises or J, on the Wonca? Foker nate place. h sles SALE—! HEAP FOR OASH, OR WOULD EX. change tor bape er flangions. thé contents ol a Bor- der Factory, BI Address BORDERS, Herald office. (OK SALE—ONE OF THE BEST AND MOST PUB- lic corner Liquor Stores on third avenue, doing a fine business, with or without Stock. Inquire’ of G. A KUYPGRS, 2,114 third avenit JOR SALE—A MIORI Fs SALE—THE LEASE ANP FIXTURES OF THE it Presses, &c. OPE, COMPLETA: ONE OF the best, with fine objects and mahogany case; a and Eh cate dolightiul and asefal present. Al cashire ance Company, 1st Mvadway. POR SALE—BOARDING HOUSE, FILLED WITH good paying hoariere doing a good business; ex- $2,000 cash, Ad- cellent Toca pon, near Broadway; price dress N. FS. Dox 198 Herald office, FoR SALE-IN JERSEY CITY, THE STOCR AND Fixtures of a corner Grocery Store, with Horse and Wagou; satistactory reasons given for selling. Respon- oS eats only ing ope to JOSEPH Aten gent Genéral Auctioneer, office 217 Grand. stveet, Jerse; ity. ARTENDER WANTED-—-NO. 78 AMITY ST., CORNER Thompson. Apply on premises, after 10 o'ciock Mon- day morning. Bor eateeedt LOWSC ae ikea coun er wee jo hhox 146 Herald office, ia fd apt - [Big de WANTED— FOR A FIRST CLASS specialty, Address box 3,413 Post office. JERRAS INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO FIRST elt wed and energetic solicitors, of gocd book and c ted. Call at room 23, tween 0 and | o’ciock. (ATIONAL SCHOOL OF TRERGRAPHY, 8th st, near Broadway —Superior to all; graduate in @ position; 36 offices; business practic rh ca a “Qnion’ telegraph “Company. — ster" 100 * Call and see for yourselves, buss er" WASTED—BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A WHITE ir; be cl re! » box 08 Bord omiee, ” eerences required. Address ANTED—IN A WHOLESALE LIQUOR HOUSE, an active, euercetic, young man, who is correct at figures jt hand, Address, with refer- ences, #6. v Iba era ottice. WAntED—s. BRIGHT AMERICAN BOY, ABOUT 14 yeors old, ina silk cece, Aadress, in own hand- writing, M. C. T., Herald ort Ice. liection house; none “Noe 19 Barclay st, be- SALESMAN, OF SIX ¥ RS’ EXPERIENCE, IS open tor re-en agement: woud preter manufac- wring or Jobbing house 1 reference. Address G. L. ¥., box 197 Herald office. A. BBY, QuASS WINDOW TRIMMER WANTED— ‘or the fancy dry goods business; only one having best city experience at Hoferences, need gPnlyy salary uiberal, STERN BROTH ERS, 007 Och av, LOTH SALESMEN.—ONLY THOSE HAVING A good trade may appiv. A man desired particu. larly hayiug trade in Ghio, Pennsylyauia oF tne West. Apply to VAN VOwS1, BILLS & Ou,, 271 Canal st COMPETE YOUTH OF 18 DESIRES : Bat oS al in Importing house ‘3 her busiues: ate at Sap ada ood Youd reterence trom last ave pee ae STRONG YOUNG MAN WHO THOR. understands the retail grocery business, willing to innke. hnsele generaliy useiul waiting on Prine ee oul yn ts ah aca first class the butter and te: maak Lovee Sn W iieements Yor CLASS CANVASSERS OF ADVER- tisements for a highly illustrated journal for the polis a, jood commission. 17 Chatham st., fourth WAXIED-GOOD QANVASSERS ON SUBSCRIPTION pi oe ‘& basse ree yinte pate Pasueyrcon pes 0] are pal 101 rst class. bin SAMs Siku uY, 87 arcing st WR aoa gee aE age | Fae VANEING Lobb aSiadty he ke | onesty, tore 186 Washtingwu street obeken | OR pare—pneg STORE; PRICE $4,000; HALF cash. Apply at HARNER’S La boratoreum, corner South Fourth and Firth streets, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE DOWN town: will be sold cheap for cash; the owner can- notattend toit, Apply on the premises, 212 Fronts OR SALE-LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FURNE ture of thirty-room Hotel, near two of the oad depots and ferries; terms cash; Beare, forsat ¥, one giving per attention sinew cause 3 selling. Kaards FORTUNE, Herald office. OR are Goes Seemann Leng Usdin A cal owners going in holes u Ingalre ol t. 0. CHAMBERS &°CO., 188 and 1 Thit rd avenue. Fs SALE—A MANUFACTURING COnTRORION ERY 884 and 1, Ao i senaleeens Snes r ood pomes ees nn, &e, oO ny to retire, Address Sas rroP EY, box 118 Herald ofice. No agents. FR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, BLACK WALNUT Banking House Fixtures; Desk, wie K hype af original cost, $1,500. Address C, box If id office, YOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS TEA AND, GROCERY Store, Going, a five business; wili be sold cheap toa cash buyer. Address STORE, 197 Fulton st, Brooklyn. {OR SAL" —HANDSOMELY FITTED UP WINE Room, with four years’ lease; first class er trade trom three principal thentres; will be sold 100) ta sacrifice. Apply at 28 West Twenty- third street. FOR SAGE A FIRST CLASS Liquor STORE, COR. her of Bighth avenge ‘and Thirneth Years’ lease given i desired. Apply. at 308 peak Sette Thay ting with unusual prowptnens iy SULPHUR, IODINE AND MERCURIAL all the modern improvement; suiieen 8 for ladies. At 52 Irving place, cormer Seventeenth street, Consultation free, SE E-NO “ASTROLOGY” = =HUMBUG,—THE ore ig! & most wonderful ite roo a st reves contounds by its revelat young ike it tructive an entertaint day gift; very ineere sting 42 oidand youn ae sent for 25 cents. — D. HARDING, box office. Jersey City. A . HE METROPOLITAN Rvs et ESTABLISHMENT, iT, 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed tle for dg mo tHe "00x LADIES.—FUN FOR rer Toute inay Who ‘wishes ty see her fusure Buspand oh xrise iat wl ‘ae en see ir mae Eve. Enclose 60 cent mp to uN, box ih Herald Uptown Branch office, ASTROLOGY. [ASTROLOGER —PRor: ESsOR LISTER, ‘dicen 2 avenue. 1 for circulars, Address letters box 4.029 New York Post office. AMtstiar iaae" WILL pe THE “BRIGHT PAR ro ticular star” of the gr 4 TROPOLITAN PRINTING kant 218 Broadway, Where every kind of Printing sddne 6b low rates and’with great prompiness. —MME. BLANCH. THE GREAT UNRIY > +, business and medical clairvoyant, No. hitty-first street, thiry door west of sixth avenue, TTENTION! KNOW THY DESTINY,—A) me roo have been deceived ana lost faith cor derfully gifted Clairvoyant, acknowl equalled; gives luck ; causes marriare, first street, near Broadw it this wore rat] TTENTION.—CONSULTATION | ON BUSINESS: losses, enemies, laws absent frie: love, marriage 2 id coy un beens used unless sat Mi Clairvoyant, 61 sixth avenue. ROPEAN | CLAIRVOYANT = AM Boicne, cals arid 0 gl Nor no Wea M 8S, FRANCIS REVEALS ALL YOUR LIP, RE covers stolen property, bri "ated t: io Tied avons, Satisfaction or money refunded. Seventeenth street. gn ME. HOWARD, MEDIUM AND CLAIR’ MRocontly trom Kurope, gi et re to past, iy 1, Tuture, ase) rd i on i curt even one ca iy the sceptic. Mg, ROSS. THE GREAT nb gH Man navee to ie, marrage LIVING Sop ghl a is everytaing. avenue ‘near third stree Lae i eae MEDICAL. ee Rind rae dor rom Pita 6.5 4 OR SALE CHEAP, FUR CASH—CON Tea, Gotfee and Cake store, at i090 A DR, AND MM, ORIN at & CURB ALL COM launts; 25 years’ practice. 120 We Pek Al LIQUOR STORE AND RESTAURANT, with large stock and Axtures, complete; convenient to Broeres and city Hall; to a party with trom to $10,000 tl would be @ rare opportunity; or would preter taking a first class business inau as partner. or paruculars boule atdo, Duane street, boot and shoe auction room: A -XME, MAXWELL, MIDWIFE. ~REIORNOR, At Kast Tenth Reset’ nese Third avent 0 —DR, AND MME. VAN BUSKD + No. 154 Kast ih st., between 3d a1 ve econ | CSR oS DR res MME. 8 ane aa DSiit A a, a