The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1875, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET, KANSAS RELIEF. Contributions received and forwarded, for the ‘week ending January 23, 1875:— 1 box relief goods from Rochester, N. ¥.. ves $75.00 A package rellet goods irom A. Bouker, Siow Cliy ° 25 0) 2LDis. relief goods trom Rochester,. + 10000 1 dbl. relief goods from Penn Yan, N,V, ‘BY 00 1 box relief foods trom Providence, ft 25 09 1 box reiiet goods from Herkimer, N, 160 00 1 package relict goods from Mrs. ‘A. 2 joboken. seeeseessereeee + 20 00 2 chest wea from’ Al 'A. Kingsiand, N savemticy City oe 25 00 10 Dbis. relief goods from 40 00 Cash trom George Opdyke & CUY os 6) 1 package relict woods from B. Nichols Pam- pies a bbls reited goats trom Provideneey iT. 10) Pass for M 10 40 Hennessy, cit, 100 09 Sboxes and bi. Rochester... i 200 0) J package clothing from’ Win, Fiske, ‘¢ 25 09 Cash from A. P. Brown, Brooklyn... 200 Cash from Wm. B. Howlant, Kinderhook, X¥.. 1:00 3 boxes relies yoods trom H."M. Amerman’ Mount Kisco, N. Y.... 125 00 1 box relict goods irom Rochester, N.Y: tes 200 CO Relief goods’ Clothing) from Kev. 0. ii Froth : apes potions « + . 4 i ackage clothing from M. i. Benton, Brooklyn. L package clothing trom Mrs. J.C. Howe 20 00 usp ‘sour i + 600 } pectege clothing f - x relief goods Irom Geo. V. Brunswick, N. J... sees + 15000 1 ox rellet goods irom ladies of Gostion, N.¥I\; 225 0) 2 boxes reer goods from Herman C. Berg, Rocky Hill, No J... 125 00 Total cash receipts for week. Total reliet goods for week. Cash heretofore reported... Retiet goods heretotore reported. Total casa to date. ‘Total relier gooas Total receipts to date. + 89378 7 The unprecedented cold weather of the last few Weeks in Western Kansas has caused untold suf- Jering and distress to our destitute people. 1 am daily in receipt o/ letters from this region giving paintul accounts of the condition of thousanas of our people, The Kunsas Central Relief Committee 1s in great need of money to buy iuel for the destitute in this severe cold weather; also to pay ireights on grain being shipped in from other States, aud watch the railroad companies cannot carry itee on account Of the bulk. Without the fuel our people will freeze, snd without the necessary forage our teams will not be in’ condition to do the spring loughing, and therefore will prevent both plant. ng and harvesting. The committee 1s also in need of large quantities Of seeds for spring planting. Contributions of money, clothing or other neces- faries will be promptly acknowledged and for- Warded if sent to G, V. RICKSECKER, Agent Kunsaa Relief, No. 317 Broadway, N. Y. CARS FOR THE WORKING GIRLS, To THE EDiTor op THE HERALD:— As the question of rapid transit seems as far from solution as ever (nearly a month having elapsed and nothing done by the Legislature), I have to suggest that action be taken at the earliest moment to reform the present miserable system of transporting passengers in this city. It certainly is outrageous that butchers and drovers are compelled by the authorities to afford better accommodation for brutes than is obtainable in the horse cars for human beings; and surely while Women, children and men are packed together like swine dally, without the slightest redress, one cannot regard the action of Mr. Bergh in pro- curing room for dumb animais in any other than a Quixotic light. The Board of Aldermen, however, gtill retain power over most of the city railroads, and I would urge upon them the importance, the necessity, of passing some act of enforcement re- quiring the companies to furnish during certain hours of the day cars exclusively for females. For | instance, say irom six to mine in the morning and from irom five to eignt iu the evening, every third car to be for females only, doubtless be differentiy reguiated to better advuan- tage. They are merely suggestive on my part. ‘The object I have in view is to afford accommoda- tion for women generally, Working girls in par- lcular, and to protect them froin the insalts to which they are too often subjected while riding in the infamous sweat-boxes furnished by many of the city railroad companies, i any valid objection can be raised tothe above arrangement I would be glad to hear it stated. Of course the companies willdemur, it won’t pay! Nothing ever pays in the way of accommodating the puvlic; Dut sooner or later these monopolists must be made to feel that there are other things to be considered besides the payment of dividends. Mr. Editor, [ am one Of those who have faith that ultimately our street railroads will be managed directly by ‘the city and that the existing evil will be entirely removed. That period, however, may be in the far future, and until it arrives it is proper that we should govern our public conveyances for the public accommodation. Therefore, | supmit my Proposition to the Common Council, hoping it may receive their prompt and favorable attention, and Iwould Le to the mai gent nightly witnesses to the distressed condition of those working girls, who, from not being able to take the cars at their various termini, or who get on anywhere in West Broadway, Canal or Chatham streets, to urge, so far as it isin their power, the adoption of some measures to make ‘the raliroad compantes supply vehicles for the ex- clusive comiort and convenience of their female passengers. BRAKESPEARE, New YORK, Jan. 25, 1875, A NEW LINE OF STEAMERS. Notwitnstanding the general depression ¢om- Plained of in business circles, particularly among steamship people, another new line of steamers has just been establishea betwen this port and England. Messrs. Wilson, Sons & Co., of Hall, England, have determined to run a line between their town anda New York, the first vessel—the Colombo—to sail from the other side January 30, and to be followed by the Virago and Yeddo, These ships are all of 8,000 tons purthen and 900 horse power, and have been running heretofore in the West Indies, It 1s designed to land the cabin passengers by ‘this line going from this port at Southampton, if they so desire. From Hull the Messrs. Wilson have Vessels running weekly to Aberdeen, Dundee, Leith, Newcastle, Yarmouth, London, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Dunkirk, Got- tenburg, Stettin, Copenhagen, Konigsberg, Dant- zc, Riga, Revel, Croustadt and Stockholm, and every two weeks to Bergen, Slavanga, Bordeaux, Gonstantinople, ‘iriest, Odessa, Messina,. Palermo and Venice. * Shouid the line to this country prove successful the comp: ny will put on a number of larger and laster vessels, having every accommodation fora Jarge number of cabin passengers. The agents of the line in this city are Messrs, Charles L. Wright & Co., of No, 56 South street. ‘\HARLES MARTIN NE HOUSE, DECEASED, —PUR- stant to an act of Parliament made and passed tn the twenty-second and twenty-third years of the reign of hor present Majesty, entitled ‘An act to further amend the law of property and to reliove trustees,” no- tice ts hereby given that the creditors and all persons having claims or demands against the estate of Charles Martin Newhouse, late of Kgerton Villa, Heywood, in the county palatine of Lancaster, England, cotton spin- ner, deceased (who died Intestate at the Royal Infirm- er, in the 6a of Augast istered estate letters Were on the 4th day of December, 1873, the undersigned, Francis Sfairy of tne Duchy of Majesty er fi 4, county, a sy Hon gran me, atta 4} cus ne ane be 3 ae aaneaster, tor the uss of Her jesty in rignt of aid duchy), are to send in the demands to me, the said Ker, at the Duchy of Lancaster office, Lanoaster place, Strand, London, England, on or betore the 5th day of July, 1875, at the expiration of which time the assets of the said deceased will be paid over, or otherwise distributed or appropriated, having regard to the claims only of which I, the sald Francis Whitaxer, shall then have had notice, and that! will not be able t Pp Tghall not have had notice for such assets, or any part thereol, so paid over, dis- tnbuted or pyres 3 Dated this bth day of Jannary, 1875. Fi CIS WHITARER, Administrator, The pours’ might | men who are | WE Pecae cum Duchy of Lancaster offtee, London, tngland, BEAUTIFUL SET, $8 $8 CONTINUOOS GUM A Teeth, ‘ ont ith a Aes Cy 3 ay ings, met \S ‘or! 0 » Ketablished 18. Bemem- EXCHANGE. BOARDERS WwW. FURNISHED FRONT superior Board and all brown stone; central, rteenth atreet, 43 Sev- Hecessuries, very low: first genteel neighborhood ; near th avenac. LAMARTINE PLACE.—T0 LET, WITH BOARD, A beautiful Suit of Rooms, separately or together : ever: eonvenience; pleasant Jocation and neighborhood. Twenty-ninth street, one door west of Eighth avenue. BLOCK FROM BROADWAY.—ONE OF THE WHITE ] Marnie block 596 Seventh avenue, second floor and third story front Room to rae wie Board, furnished very re: bie. ee ty! HANDSOME BOARDING HOUSE ACCOMMODA- tions in ail parts of the city. J, G, SANDS, 1,193 Broadway. SUIT OF APARTMENTS TO RENT ON SECOND floor, together or separately, with or without private table, at 29 West Sevent enth street SINGLE ROOM TO LET-—-WITH BOARD; TERMS $7 per week; best references, 254 West Twenty- fourth street. PINGLER HOUSE, ON UNION SQUARE, HAS just changed hanus, and been newly furnished, Moronghiz renovated and important improvements made; itis now open for permanent or transient gue: us a first class hotel and tial house, on reason BOARDERS WANTED. OBTAIN BOARD vi and where they Address, stating BLOCK FROM BROADWAY, 114 EAST NINE- teenth street.—Second story front single Room, with Board; handsomely furnished; reduced rate; reter- ence. VERY HANDSOME ALUOVE FRONT ROOMS AND hall Room, with a tamily of refinement; house and location are first class: excellent table; references ex- changed. 170 West Twenty-third street. MEN, ALSO TWO LADIES, CAN BE AC. 1 with Board and pieasant also 353 West Thirty-fifth et. WELL FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR FRONT Rooms. southern exposure, en suite or singly, with or without private table; table uniformly good. and 108 Waverley place, corner Washington square. 3 NORTH WASHINGTON S8QUARE.—LARGE FRONT © Room, on second floor, handsomely furnished, with ce Board; the house is pleasantly and conveniently cated and has all modern improvements; reference. LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND floor front, connecting or separately. tor families or gentlemen, with Board; references 117 East Fourteenth street, next to corner Irving place. DOORS FROM FOURTEENTH STREET.—BEAU- tiful sunny Roome to let, with Board; central loca- tion, genteel neighborhood:* suitable for families or single gentlemen, 45 Seventh avenue, WASHINGTON PLACE (ST. JULIEN).—AN ELR- gant Suit of Rooms on second floor to let: also two for gentlemen; house entirely renovated and en- iis especially adapted for fainilies; French table. TH AVENUE, 37.—A DESIRABLE LARGE ROOM and smal! Room connecting, with first class table ; Unexceptionable references given and required. Call Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. 7 TH AVENOB, 224.—~LARGE HANDSOMELY FUR- nisned Rooms, front: en suite or singly, with or with- out Board; the same at 62 Columbia Heights, Rrooklyn, overlooking the Bay; references, $6 TO $3 PER WEEK FOR FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board; families accommodated equally low; hot and cold water in rooms. 42 South Washington square, third door from Mucdougal street, 7 10,819 FER WEEE—WELL FURNISHED Roomis to let, with good Hoard, for gentleman and wile and single gentlemen. Apply at 136 Macdougal street. Table board $5. terms, . Proprietor, TPWO YOUNG GENTLLMEN WISBING HALL ROOMS, fire and gas, with first class Board and every con? ¥enlence of home, most desirable location in the city, address A, B. C,, box 136 Herald Uptown Branch office: ae —— ___ BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. $2 5. —BOARD WANTED, FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE J. and two children; trong sunny exposure; good ion, Address ‘Herala oftie A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS WOULD LIKE to obtain Board and Lodging in some private fam- ily; best reterence given: state location and price, -Ad- dress P. G. C., Herald office. GENTLEMAN WISHES TO where home coinforts can be are social; terms must be moder particulars, G. X., box 162 Herald offi GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ABOUT TO BREAK UP ousekeeping, would like to furnish a front Room and a Bedrooin in @ house with a private family, where there are no other boarders; board not to exceed $25 per week, Address, with tll particulars, price, &¢,, C., box 593 New York Post office, WIDOW LADY WISHES BOARD IN A PLEAS- ant private fumlly where there are few or no other | boarders; terms not to exceed $8 per week. Address, with full particulars, M., box 187 Heraid oft OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A xentleman and wife, nos below Thirtieth of above Rixuleth street: boarding house Keepers need not reply. Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, CHET- WOOD, Herald office. Rowe WANTED—WITH BOARD, FOR FAMILIES and single gentlemen. Hou-e gers, apply im- mediately. GLORGE HAWKINS, 1.29 Broadway, between Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets, ‘NFURNISHED ROOM AND BOARD WANTED—BY young couple with own furniture; no boarding house; private family or with similar young couple pre- ferre West sido. Address, with terion, M, B, Herald pk ¥ JANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED LADY, A COM. fortably furntshed Room, with Board. light and fire. ina plain respectable faintiy ; terms not to exceed $10 per week. Address R. P., box 1,214 Post office, N. Y. WANTED—A COMFORTABLY FURNISHRD ROOM, with fire and gas in a private family; terms about 10a week, with Board for lady. Addr ‘M., box 112 feraid Uptown Branch office. WANTEDIIN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY, A FURNISHED front Room, with gas and fire, between Twentieth and Twenty-sixth streets and tighth and Tenth ave- nues. Address, s ating terms and full particulars, L., 463 West Twenty-first street, ess K. —28 LIGHT WARM ROOMS, 2% CENTS, 85 «cents, 00 cents and $1; gentlemen and tamiiies. rankfort House, corner Frankiort and Willian streets. pen all night. ELMONT HOTEL—IN COMPLETE ORDER; EURO. bean plan; Fulton ta Ann strest, near Broadway; business centre. JOHN P. RICHARDS, return Rooms, 50c. upward; new family Rooms; meais at low 10 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.— Handsome front Rooms, $14 and $16, tor two per- sons, with oard; no children; house heated by steam; also Table Board, $5; trausieut people taken. prices. GROVE HOUSK | 174 176 AND 178 BLEECKER street, near Broadway.—Fine Rooma, with excellent table, $6 to $10; $150 10 $2 perday. Literary society, hops, health lirt and skating rink, | Good city reterence from her last plac SITUATIONS WANTSU—FEMALES, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks, de. WEST 457A ST.—AS PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND ironer, in @ swail private family; two years’ refer- Cooks, dic. 415 WEST 2TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS ©) cook, washer and ironer ; is a good baker; good city reterence, ence. 10 WEST TH st, TOP FLOOR, = FRONT room.—A colored woman as cook or’ laundre. rererence. Call for two days. 18 PRINCE st.—a° PROTESTANT COOK, WASHER a ner; city or country; first floor. 1 EAST 33D ST., BETWEEN STH AND MADISON : A ag good plain English cook, May be seen ‘o-day, 1 RID@E ST.—-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS COOK, washer and ironer, or is willing to do housework; 43 BAST FIFTY-SECOND 8T.—RESPECTABLE - young woman as cook, washer irone i nd 3 thorougnly understands her business; good city ref: erence. BQ wera WO RESPECTABLE WOMEN; ON first class cook: the other as first class laundre: no objection to the country; good ence. 106 TAY, OVER THE SHOR stOR: estant girl to do the cooking, washing and frong of a private amily, No objectuon to the country. Call for two days. eee 10 WEST 2&TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG U ¢ woman as first class cook in #smail hotel or restaurant, where she cou'd sien home at nights Ad- dress, tor two days, Mrs, ROBISON, 12 WEST 19TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR.—A COMPE- tent woman as cook ina private family; willing to assist in the washing ant troning; understands her bosinese thoroughly; best city references, Call tor two ays. 122 WEST 20TH ST.—TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS: <= one a8 good cook, washer and troner; good bread baker; the other as chambermai! and waitress and to assist in Washing and lroning; willing aud obliging ; city or countr; est reference, 6rll AV., THIRD FLOOR—A GERMAN WIDOW ag COOK OF housekeeper; best reterence. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Chambermaids, de. 337 WEST 21ST ST.-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM Waitress; will assist with Washing; best city reterence. ~ WEST 29TH ST, THIRD FLOOR—TWO 818" ters; one as good cook and to assist with wasbin, other as chambermaid and waitress: short distance in the country; good refer ence. 419 EAST I7TH 87., BETWEEN IST AV. AND AV. A, one flight up, back rocm.—Two cousins, to- gether; one as cook, washer and ironer; the other as chambermaid and waitress or to assist in washing; best elty reference from last piace. Call for two days. 423 PAST WIM Sr. NEAR IST Av, a0 ft As experience cook, to go out day or week ; no objection to Washing or cleanin relerence, 427 6TH AV.. BETWEEN 28TH AND 20°H STS, 44 in book store.—As competent cook ; understands all kinds of soups, meats, bread, cake, pastry and des- serts of all Kinds: best city reference. 3D AV., BETWEEN 29TH AND 3071! STS., IN the dry goods store.—A respectable virl as cook and to assist with the washing; good city referen 43 WEST 4TH ST.. BETWEEN 9°H AND 10TH oF avs. one flight of stairs up. front room. bo spectable girl as first class cook and baler; thorouzhly understands her business; 1s willing to go in the countr ho objections to a large family ; best city reference, Can be seen tor two days, Dermaid and 9TH AV.—A PROTESTANT GIRL, LATED 338 landed, as chambermald, nurse or Techiea etek Cail for two d 356 NEST STH st—a RESPECTABLE YOUNG IO giriaschambermaid and waitress in @ private family; Six years’ reference from last employer 402 EAST MTH st.—4 RESPECTADLE youxa girlas chambermaid and waltress; best Teterenc dress A. 343 FAST MNTH sta YOUNG GIRL 48 CHAM OD _bermaid and to do plain sewing. WEST 16TH ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN Protestant girt to do ght chamberwork and ewing six years’ reference. 406 IST AV., BETWEEN 230 AND %TH STS.—A respectable Protestant woman as chamherm: and seamstress or nurse aud seamstress; first class re! erence. Cath o> addresa, 505 WesT 3D ST.—A RESPECTARLE GIRL AS OU chambermaid and waitress: would assist in the washing and ironing or do geueral honsework. 520) WEST 2TH ST—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG OLY gir to do chamberwork and assist with wash- ing and ironing, er to do cooking ina small private fainily. 439 GRAND st.-a YOUNG WoMAN To COOK, Oe] wash and tron in a private tamily or private boarding house; eity reference. 441 WEST 45TH ST, TOP FLOOR—A YOUNG girl 8 cook, washer and froner, or to do general housework in a sitall private famiiy. Best city ref- erence. 462 SHAY, REAR HOUSE—A GooD PLAIN £02 Kk, washer and ironer; 134 years’ reference, LEXINGTON AV,—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG on as cook, washer and ironer in @ small pri- ly. Call at present employer’ 52 128 WEST 1TH st, REAR—A RESPECTABLE woman as cook, ‘Washer and troner; no obje tion to go to the country; best city reterence; call for two days. ND FLOOR, : understands games and poultry, aud eat city reference here anu home. 623 YA, NEAR wr st. sec 40 front.—A first class English coo ali Kinds of cooking—meats, Pastry and desse: 129 WEST lor st. REAR—A RESPECTABLE woman as first class Cook in a city restaurant; no obje WE to the country. 18 ST 20TH ST.—A COMPETENT YOUNG WO- OU man as first class cook, who thoroughly under- stsindg her business; best city ‘reference, Cail from 10 131 WEST 19TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECT. OL able woman as first class cook; understands her business; Is an excellent baker; frst class city retereace, Aa WEST 28TH ST.—TO COOK, WASH AND IRON; no objection to do housework in a small private family; good city references, 37 WEST 28TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TI avs.—A respectable girl as cook; ts a good bis- cuit and bread maker and willing to ussist with washing and ironing. 4 WE-T 17°H ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN ‘J a private family; understands all kinds of cook. ug and for two days. ak ns § years city relerence. Can be seen 14 WEST 36TH ST., THIRD FLOOR:—A RF- eo spectable colored woman as first class cook: is 1 WEST THIRTIETH STREET.—FRONT ROOMS, GZPAXT HOUSE, 43 NEW BOWERY.—A OLEAN BED, with plenty of clothing, all to yourself, S0c, per night; double Rooms, $1 and $1 5, Open all night, A PIERRE HOUSE, ONE BLOCK WEST OF CITY Hatl,:6 Warren street—All light Rooms S0c. a day, Family Rooms, $1 4 day, $4a week. _ second and fourth floors, with Board. [QT SERRE, NO. 115 WEST.—1 ANDSOMELY furnished second floor trout Room. large closets, hot and cold water; table first class; location unexcep- tlonable. $12 50 AxD 8M PER WEEK FoR TWo FoR 4 OY cosey turnished Rooms, with good. sab stantial Board ; fire and gas included; also smail hall Rooms. $5 per week, in an Bnglish family. 73 West fouri atrect. 1478 STREET. 46 WEST.-TWO LARGE COmMUNT. cating Rooms, second floor. with first class Board; also single ooms and table board, 19 BAST THIRTY-CIRST STREET, ONR DOOR 2 from Madison avenue.—Two desirable Rooms, with Board; vacated on accoust ot present oceupants leaving for Europe: references required, 6) EAST FORTY-NINTM STRERT.—TWO LAROR 4 Rooms or one large Room, with hall Room ad- Joining; Board first class; references exchanged. 9 D STREET, NO. 121 ©) furnished’ Rooms on second floor, southern expos- EAS!.—TWO HANDSOMELY ure ; also on third floor, with superior Board; reterences. QQD STRAKT, 159 WEST. —A PRIVATE FAMILY ©) will let handsomely furnished or unfurnished Par- lor Floor, all conveniences, with or Without Board; also Rooms on second floor ;. private table if desired; terms moderate; no moving in May. D STRERT, NO, 259 WEST,—AN ELEGANT, newly turnished front, sunny Room, with lberal , for two; references reauired. D STREET, 241 WEST.—NEATLY FURNISHED second story sanny front Room and adloining 2¢ Bedroom, all improvements, with excellent Board; a 8 single Room; family small; price exceedingly moder i Feference. 31 BAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR FIFTH Avenue Hotel.—Three large connecting Rooms to | lot, with first class Board, separately or together; house, table, appointments, éc., superior. 3 TH STREET, 113 WEST.—ONE LARGE, VERY desirable front Room, second floor. handsome: fusished, southern exposure, with Board; aiso ‘small ‘oom. 3: WEST THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN ye} Fiith and Sixth avenues, irabie ome to let, tae or without private table; Rooms for single gen- lemen, 4] BAST ,NINETSENTH STREET —WELL PUR. nished Rooms, connecting, to rent, with Board; also single Rooms. 43 WEsT THIRTY-FIFTH STREBT, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—Large Room to let, with Board, to two single genilemen of gentleman and wife; terma’ reason- able; references, 4 WEST FOURTED NTH STREET.—NEWLY AND elegantly furnished lor Floor, of four Rooms, with first class Board: also Suit on second floor; private table if required; references, 4 nished Rooms, with Board; also oue single Room on fourth floor: references required, 48 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH avertue,—A handsome Room and Bedroom, on second floor, to let, together or separately, to gentle men, with Board, 46 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenues.—One large Room to let, with Board, to a family or two geutlemen; also a hall mn Price woderate. 5A. WEST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH OE and 6th _avennes.—An elegantly furnished Room to let, with or without Board; terns very moderate; family private; references, 58 WEST FORTY-NINTIE STREET. —HANDSOMELY furnished Roots to let, witn Board. O05 FAST WENTY-ElGuTH sTReRT, BETWEEN J Fourth and Lexington avenue Furnished Rooms to rent, with Board, to gentlemen; references, 107 WEST THIRTY-LIGITH STRERT.—DESIRA- ble connecting front Rooms, southern exposnre, to lot, with first class Board; also inrge tront Rooms, on prices reduced, fourth floor, suitable for tw 119 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NRAR UNION &) ‘square.—Desirable fooms, with’ Board, for tam- fly and gentiemen; Board withcut'rooms; terais low. 134. LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY. e ninth street—Desirable Rooms to Iet, with or Without Board: all conveniences; private family? terms reasonable ; neighborhoo:! first class. TH STREET, 108 WEST. — ELEGANTLY POUR. | ‘UMMIT bees oes by BOWERY, NEAR CANAL street, New York.—Rooms by day and week; 50c., @ec., 75c. and $! per night; house heated by steam. B. BREDER, Proprictor. Lh Shot METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT is at 218 Broadway, in the Herald Buildu aes COUNTRY BOAKD. ua eia) HOUSE, ASTORIA, L. L, 23 MINUTES from Peck slip.—Virst class accommodations for panies during winter months, at most reasonable Prices. HOUSES, ROOMS, «&C., WANTED. In this City and Brookiyn, FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE—FOR A year or more, for strictly private and responsible tenant, HOPKINS & CARKINGTON, No. 1 Kast Twenty-second street, A eee A LEASE OF FIVE YEAS FROM April l, a four story high stoop House, unfurnished, 2 feet froni, between ‘ibirty-fourth and 'Fifty-seventh streets and Madison and Seventh avenues, for a small private tamily, DE KAY & SCRYMSER, 71 Broadway, room 62 WANTEOGHOIEL, BY EXPERIKNOED HOTEL men, containing from 4) to 100 reoms, in good lo- cation and an established trade. Address 1/6 Bleecker street, room LL ‘W4NIED IMMEDIATELYA, FLAT OF ABOUT four or five rooms; must be handsomely furnished; location te between Thirty-fifth and Forty-cigntht streets and Fifth and Seventh avenues. Address L, .V., box 147 Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—TO HIRK, BY A CAREFUL AND RE. sponsible party, parlor and bedroom Furniture for two floors, 40x18 Address HOMES, Herald Uptown Branch office, ANTED—A ROOM BY THE DAY OR WEEK, OP- posite or very near the new Court House, where @ respectable lady, who hag business incourt, can sit poy the day. Address C@URT, Herald Uptown rane office, ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A_ FURNISHED Boom, weated below Grand street, east or west; terms must be moderate. Address G. M. H., Heral ANTED—A SMALL STOR! Rooms, for faney goods and millinery, in a good business neighborbood; rent must be moderate. Ad- @ with full particalars, box 3,230 Post office, W ANTED—ONE OR TWO COMFORTABLE AND genteel furnished Rooma for gentleman and wite: would like the privilege for light cooking: location must be central and terms moderate. Addruss PERMANENT, box 15) Herald office. ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED FLAT OF FIVE TO seven rooms tor housekeeping; location between Lexington and Sixth avenues; oll light rooms. Address B., box 160 Herald Uptown Branch ollice. WITH DWELLING office. | | 39) wie to assist with ihe washing. Call on or address 15 WES? FIGHTEENTH S8T., FOURTH FLOOR, AS e first-class eee understands her business in all its branches; no objection to first-class boarding bouse; understand: tin: od city reterence, 15 EAST 2TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook, washer and ironer in a small family. 15: WEST 28IH ST, ROOM 6.—A RESPECTABLE womart as first class cook: understands all kinds of soups, meats, pastries and jellies; no objection to a first class hoarding house, hotel or restaurant; best city reference from last place, 158 WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH 8T.—FIRST-CLASS cook; understands soups, meats, pastry; no ob- Jection to boarding house or private famity. 16 WEST 22D ST., CORNER 7TH AV.—A RE- apectable young girl as first class cook in a priyate family: thoroughly understands her business; est City reference. 17] FAST 80, 8t.. BETWEEN 8D AND LExINa. L ton ava.—A respectable woman as cook in a pri- ‘Yate family; willing to assist in washing and ironing; is agood baker and understands all sorts of pastries and Jeliies; best city references, 173 -BERRY ST. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT Toom.—An Eng! middle-aged Protestant Woman as plain cook; no objection to do veneral house- work; is @ good washer and ironer; no objection to the country. Can be seen for two days, 184. 1ST AY. BETWS, N LTH AND 12TH STS.—A = no objection to a respectable girl as cook ; best city reference. 8 an excellent 1aundress short dista: rear builing.—As good plain cook, washer and OQ weer arn 208 isters. wish to go together: one as cook, the other EAST 23TH ST, IN THE BASEMENT.—A RE- city reference. pate cook; thoroughly understands AI EAST 29TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WEST 49TH ST,—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN a short distance in the country; understands all kinds of with the washing if required; best city reference. Can *good plain cook and laundressin a small family. ANTED TO RENT—A FLAT, FURNISHED OR artially tenished. Address with full particu: lars, PJ, box Li Herald ofiee. raed ANTED TO HIRE—rROM 1ST APRIL, UNFUR- nished,a small modern House. with flower and yegotabie garden and large stable; within 25 mies o New York, in Westchester county. Addrcas, ing lowest rent, L, W. A., box 161 Herald Uptown Branch office. In the Country. WANTED, TO HIRE—WITH PRIVILEGE? OF PUR. chase, a Home. with modern improvements, siable, &o., not less than two acres, from Aprill, within one hour ot New York. — Address, ‘with all particu.ars, J. B. ¥., box 116 station D, New York, Ou ROTHER S, 896 BROADWAY, Bi:- tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.—Money loaned on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Silks, particalarly Pianos; business confidential. Senores Hablan Espanol. LEECKER STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY,— ces upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c., or the same bought. Also Pawnbrokers’ bought at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs. Los Pianos, Tickets 135 WEST ROSTY THIRD STREET THIRD FLOOR Ov —Rooms ennny; on suite or singly, with first ciags Board; location central, and first class references exchanged. 135 EAST FIPTY-EIGUTA STREBT, ONK DOOR with Be trom Lexington avenne.—Pleasant Rooms to let, ‘d, for gentleman and wife o: ren tle ina private Jewish amily. shit dena bay 152 BAST PIFTY-! feos STREET. — LARGE, mare Rooms to sons, for $12, $14 or $16 per all modern improvements, 200 WEST FUURTEENTH SC RBRT,—NICELY FUR. nished Rooms to let, with first class Board; ref. erences exchanged. 218 WEST FIFTEENTH sTRERT—10 Ler, wiTd Board, a var, desirable large Room. hand: somely faraished, with Modern improvements, to @ w gentleman and wit ‘0 single gentlemen, ‘ 222 with Board, large sized, second story front Room; pantry, with water; also Room on fourth floor} clean and well furnished; terms moderate; references, 64 WEST TWENTY-POURTH sTRERT. 224 with Board, a lay tert on wagon, door} soathern exposure; water th al those in pursuit of a bome call; terms mode we WEST TWENTY-THIKD STREET.—TO {, 239 Win board ina fret clase house; owe Janes oom table with Board, for two per- ik each ; house first class; WEST TWENTY-FOURTH SIRERI—TO LET, k JACKSON'S, 806 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE KLEV- enth street—Money liberally advanced on Dia- monds, Watches, Joneiey, Silks, and Per- q ty of jovcripiion Private ante sonal Property of every D i entrance for ladies T 67 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STRERT— Liberal advances on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Camel’s Hair Shawla, Laces and Personal Prop- erty of every description. JAS. P. MATTHEWS. T JOSEPH SOLOMON & (00,8, 18% FULTON street, near Nassau. —~Money advanced cn Diamonds, Watches, Silver Plate, Silks, Camels’ Hair Shawls, An- tuques and Articles of Virtu; established 1860; private ot bia’ Espanol. T 57 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— I pay the bighest price for Diamonds, Watch Jowelry, old Gold or Silver, or the same advanced on. ISAACS, 57 Thirteenth street, VOSMOPOLITAN LOAN OFFICE, 82 EAST NINTH street, basement—Makes advances on Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry and all kinds of Personal Property, Business strictly confidential, Closed on Saturday. Moxey, LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Jewelry and Silverw: and the same bonglit, by GEORGE (©, ALLEN, Jeweller, 119 Broadway, doar Twenty-ninth street, JHE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Broadway, ligthe ‘ald Building. POST OFFIGC! 39 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSIT! Liberal advances’ made on Diamonds, Watches Jewelry, Life Insurance Policies and all kinds of Mor chandise. Boom 1, front Room on seeond story: also hall Bedri Unexceptionable; references exchanged. 06 WHST THIRTY-FIRST STRERT.—PLEASANT 8 to let, with B. Renail hag vd} nt loard, for two, $12 and IAMONDS, WATOHES AND FIRST CLASY JEW. elry in exchange for Bonds, Stocks, al Estate, lortgages and some Cash. Address BUSINESS PARTY, erald Uptown Branch office, $7) ladies taken good ‘ationdance. + house quiet and H _ BTREET.—PERSONS not enough to eat cam obtain same ‘with e gaict American amily. ANTED—IN EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD TEAM OF Hens Carriage Horses, a horizontal Steam Engi 15 to 2) horse power; one made by Todd & ferred. Address FRANKLIN, Herald MARBLE MANTELS. GREAT REDUCTION and Marbleised aments, bi ‘ed 4 CO.'S Steam Mi blo Works, Nos 217 to 227 West Vilty-first street, ne Broadway, T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, An extensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, ‘ash Traysand Slate Work st Srey Serre tion, Union ENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, v juare, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st. N. Y. T GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS—-AN EXTENSIVE stoc! and 2 of Marble and Marbleized Mante! rk; Marble Turning {« a) trade, i ighteenth street hird oes fi RINTING BSTABLISUMENT. Bi Broad way, N, Ye EAST THIRTRRN STREET, NBAR SEO. 317 cr ond avenue.—! rate bi ing ho few va- cancie: central, | une: ceptionable ' pl easant Rooms, with Board, for tamuliey of single oer Terms very moderate, WEST THIRTY-PIRST STREKT.—HANDSOMR 355 Fi to lot, togethor or se: rf food table; alto table boards, "Para with Board; ss BROADWAY.—A BRAUTIFUL FURNT! 117 Koom to let to gentleman and wife, Board for indy only, a = HALL ROOM TO LET, ON SECOND FLO A nished, with Board, to a single gentleaian, Batt on referent Apoly at 319 Lexington avenue, between Thirty-cighth and Thirty ninth st OARD BILLS, WASH BILLS AN TING ained at low prices oP a IN ¥ SSTABLISUMENT No. 218 Broadway. one NA FRENCH FAMILY OF EDUCATION, LARGE T* rereisned aga = are oz, Board for aoe wo, a 60, 0) ‘ms, Southwest cor: Rer Broadway aud Forty-fith streey m si BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTY.SIXTA and Twenty-seventh streets,—Money loaned ewe HAYMAN L&OPOLD, Lig5 on he jamonda, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Siiks, > bought and sold lor for ladies: urinate cous + Par KROSKE A CORAL RUBDER SE? OF TERTH IN THRER hours,—Impression {n the forenoon, teeth in the girarqoos. Thirty-fourth street, near Sixth avenue and roadway, Coral rubber: very strong; Take green cars from Grand streot fé arpnne, cars; likewise University place ci irty-fourth street. Gold Sets, Platin UP Tertceak gates Rucker Aceh WE ip Depressor: jatora, Nitrous Oxi Dentistry, No. 128 West thirty fourth street. D*. WHITE, DENTIST, 165 SIXTH AYENUR.—GRTS of Gum Teeth, $10;' teeth filled with silver and bone, 50 cents; gold and piatina, $1; ali work warranted q ne METROPOLITAN PRINTING is at 218 Broadway, in the Heral WATCHES, JEWELRY, &0. AKE GEORGE DIAMONDS—BRILLIANT AND on Mae JACOBS, No, 8 Astor House. ATGHES, FRENCH CLOOKS AND. JRWELRY repaire'l by first class workmen. GEO, 0, ALLEN, 1,190 Broadway, near iwenty-niath street ESTABLISHMENT Bullding. i} 934 | from last place QO WEST_AST Sh, NEAR 7TH AV. SECOND ftoor.—A respectable young woman as good plain cook e in the country; city rete 204. Bast 2p :., BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AVE, froner; best city reference. WEST 27TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS ) good cook, washer and ironer;or would assist in the wasning ; best city reference. 9 WEST 53D ST.-TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, undress; best reference. Call or address, 5 212 spectable girl a8 plain cook in a private fainily; ‘Would assist in coarse washing or do housework; best 213 WEST WH 8h, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT O room. —A resectable young woman as ¢: 'sPranches; has no objection to assist with the wash- ing ; best city reference. irl, just arrived from England, as plain cook; can wash and iron well. 218 Meco ine snail private family that live a cooking. 22] BAST UST ST, ROOM R—A RESPECTABLE young woman as good cook, and would assist be seen at last employer's. THOMPSON ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 939, BAST ASTI ST, BETWEEN 2D AND 3D AVS.— 4 Asfirstclass cook; understands all kinds of cooking; is an excellent baker, also a good washer and Irouer ; city reterence. WEST 35TH ST,, SECOND FLOOR.—AS COOK in a restaurant; understands plain pastry; can cuther own meats, 26 WEST 20TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO e cook, wash and irom in a private family; good reference from last place. 237 WEST 27TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN met to cook, wash and fron or do general housework in a small private tamily ; good reference. 24.4. REST OTH st, THIRD FLOOR, ROOM 3.— “E Two respectable girls; one as cook, washer and froner; other as chambermati and waitress and to | assist in the wi tions to a boardi 248 WEST A187 STA YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK; will assist with the washing and troning if re- quired ; best city reference from las\ 948 West 17° ST.-AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN hing; good city references; no objec- honse, ag first rate ‘cook; understands all kinds of baking; good city reference. QQ WHAT SOT ST.--4s FIRST CLASS COOK IN 4 aprivate family; best city reference. O55 WRSt Ott BT, REAR—A RESPECTABLE Oe) girl as good cook in a private family; willing to assist with the washing; good city references, Q5G WEST MIM ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS JD protessional cook; no objection to boarding house; thoroughly understands her business; best city Teterence, 80 BAST 27TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN e as good plain cook, washer and ironer; good reference. Call for two days, 308 KAST 81ST ST,.~TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG e irls; one ook, washer ant troner: isan excelient baker; the other as chambermaid nnd walt ress; will do the work between them; uo objection to the country; best city reference. 309 BAST HTH ST, NEAR 3D AV... THIRD OU foor.~A respectable girl as cook and to assist in washing and ironing tn a private family; one year's city relerence, 30 TrH =6AV., THIRD FLOOR.—TWO YOUNG OUd girls; one as cook and baker; the other as chambermaid and waitress; both good washers and ironers; together or separately; city reference (rom last Place, ig 315 WEST STH St. FIRST FLOOR —A RESPECT. OLD adie girlas cook; first class lsandress; or will do housework for « small privete tamily. 323 WEST I7TH ST., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE girl todo plain cooking, washing, ironing and housework for a email family; good olty reference 32 BAST 6TH 8T., SECOND FLOOR, BACK.— As dinner, order or pastry cook in # hotel or foraurant objection to a boarding house; can take je tchen. 828 w 26TH ST.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS first class cook. 33 2 BAST SIST 87.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook, washer and ironer, or to do general housework tn small famtly. RAST MTOM ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook; would do the coarse wasning\ city refer- WEST §7TH! ST, SECOND STORY, REAR — A mnlddle-aged Wotan as first class cook; an- derstands her business perfectly. 179 7Tit AV., TOP FLOOR, OVER THE BAKE. v7 an experienced woman ay good cook; willing to in the washing and ironing; isa good baker; will found trustworthy and reliable: two years’ best city ference trom last employers. Can be seen until en- gaged. f 1 aa] 20 AV.. BETWEEN S8TH AND 59TH STS, —. . respectable girl as cook, washer and ironei caty refe-ence. ] 4) 0 3D AV.. CORNFR 80TH ST.—A YOUNG . «itl as good plain cook; wil) assist in wash ing and ironing; good reterence. Call or address 8D AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS CHAM 567 bermaid and waitress; good city reference. 6 5 AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIKL AS CHAM. 725 dermaid and waitress: would assist with washing and ironing; reference, Ring s:cond bell. 9) 38D AV. NEAR 4611 ST.—A RESPECTABLE TAQ sh dchambermaia and Waltress in © private family; good seamstross; best city referenoes. 897 STH AV... NEAR 53D ST.—AN AMERICAN ¢ girl as chambermaid and waitress or would do housework in a small private family on &@ tat; two years’ city referenc LN Q 20, A%s,RETWERN S3TH AND sort StR—A . young girl as chambermaid and waitress; no objection to chiliden ; good city reference if required, YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT. J\ ress, to go in the country; is a Protestant: New Jersey pieierred. Address JERSEY, Herald Uptows Branch office, and Seamstresses. DG Bask lorir A RESPECTABLE GIRL vam stress: can cut and (it dresses and operate on Machine: or would assist In chamberwork; terns low; good reference. 389 BROADWAY. OP seamstress Dressmakers AS ROOM 35.—A YOUNG GIRL AS n assist in dress ing: over 12 * years’ reference trom last piace. Call on or address for . : two days, J. KE. D. RESPECTABLE ZRENOW, WOMAN WisuEs A | — — ahinane tion as cook in a French or Spanish-American 1 WKST 10°H ST.—A FRENCH LAD family; good reterence, Address B. F., box 104 Herald 58} to do dressmaking in private families or to take office, work hoi Call tor three days, FRENCHMAN AND WIFE DESIRE SITUATIONS; Lite as frst class French cook. man as conchinan and waiter and be general useful; goo e| nee. ‘Address 14 Bedtord ste micah theliancte: BY A PROTESTANT A SITUATION; UN! cooking in all its branches: also pastry; tlons to a tew miles mn the country; good references, Address COOK, box 100 Herald Uptown Branch office, HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT is at 218 Broadway, in the Heraid Building. Chambermalds, &c. WEST 45TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBE: © maid and waitress, and to assist in the washing two years’ referen Address M. P. SPRING ST,—TWO SISTERS AS FIRST CLASS chambermaids in a hote! or boarding house ; would assist in the washing or waiting in a private family; have lived three years’ in fast place: none but parties who appreciate Tespectable young girls need apply. Call for three days, 32 DOVER ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE young girl as chambermaid; 1s willing to make her- self useful. Call for two days. WEST 44TH ST.—-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, lately landed, to do chamberwork, plain sewing and take care of children. Call two days. Q8 WEST 1TH St. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).— © A respectable Protestant (vin aschambermatd and seainstress or totake care of children, &c. Cali or ad- dress, 4 FORSYTH 8T.-A WELL EDUCATED GERMAN girl, only shortly arrived in this country, as cham- bermaid or to take care of children. 57 WEST, sth ST, REAR—A RESPECTABLE e Protestant girl as chambermald and waitres: or chambermaid and seamstress; good reference. Cu! for two days. id 82 CHARLTON ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do upstairs work. or to take care of children or wait on a lady; good city reference. Sg Perey A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE OR *? chambermaid «nd to do plain sewing; bas no ob- lection to zo travelling; two yeary’ city reference from er last employer. QQ 84 AV.—A, YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL As chambermaid and waitress in a private tainily. 112 PAYONIA Av. JERSEY crry.—a YOUNG girl to do upstairs work or waiting; has her own Machine: can do the family sewing: Call on or address, tor three days, M. F, clty refereuce. ll WEST 19TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG J girlaschambermaid or waitress in a private family; good city references. 100 a%nAuds sTHE, STORE—A COMPRTKNT dressmaker desires employment at home or will 0 out to wor! 102 WEST Jorn st... NEAR 6TH AV.—A SRAM 4 stress, who understands dressmaking and family sewing, wishes work by the day: good city references; 2 per day. Address Mra, KENNETE, T15 WEST SD St. ONE PAIR OF STAIRS Ui ©) rear.—A respectable young girl as seamatr Would take care of grown up children; can cut, fit a Operate on a machine, Call for two days. 123 WEST 24TH ST.—A RESPECCABLE WOMAN e) as firs’ class dressmaker by the day or week; Understands all kinds of cutting and fitting; terms mod- erate. Ring bell 15. 140 us WEST 19fH ST—A RESPEOTABLE WIDOW ence. (American) as soamstress and nurse; best refer- 4s WEST 27'H ST.—A DRESSMAKER, FROM 1 Worth's, disengaged for one month, will aecept a fewengacements by the day. Ladies wanting first Glass style apply to Mine: MARIA FRENGUy dressuiane for address. 20 4 EAST 16TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS- maker wishes a few more engagements by ti day; can fit and trim in any style, Call on or address DRESSMAKiR, DAT WEST 19TH ST.—AN EXPERIENCED OP- srnier _ Wilecs & Gibbs ana Wincelee Rs fon machines wishes a few more engagements 10 day or week: understands all kinds family bowing. Address, for | iss F 2 WEST 8IST ST., THIRD BELL—A YOUNG y4 taplete a dress aftor it fscnt: ts a er and operator on Wheeler & Wilson’s machine; wee years’ city refer- ence trom last piace. 93 “KAST 88TH ST.—A_ RF. . PEOTABLE YOUNG 23) girl to do family sewing by the dav or week : ci ent and fit for chilare gocrars on Wheeler & Wilson’ machi 923] Ess 3TH ST.-A DRESS eR WISHES A e few more engagements, by the day or week; bas her own if required; would take work amaciine of home, yay EAST STH ST., RING FIFTH BELL je ctable woman as chambermald Ee eee on Tess. Go 93) WEST 26TH 8T., THIRD BELL.—AS COMPZ- Je) tent seamstress; understands all kinds of family sewing; good operator. 946 EAST 57°H and iit for ladies —A RE. nd wait- S SEAMSTRESS; CAN OUT i understands dressmaking ; can operate on a machine; is willing to make horseif useful; can do all kinds ‘of tamily sewing: city reter- ence. Can be seen for two days. 131 WEST 19'H ST, TOP FLOOR—A RESPECTA- ble young girl as chambermaid and Jaunitress; no objection to # private boarding house; city reference. QHD WHS! HTH ST.—A& YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL 40 todo chamberwork and waiting or plain sew- ing and chamberwork, Call for two days. 133 EAST 71ST ST., BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND Je) Fourth avs.—A young girl a; chainbermaid and ‘waltrees; will assist with the Washing and ironing. Call o1 ress, 1 38 WEST 28TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS Je) chambermaid and waitress; no objection to a private boarding house ; good city reference. EAST 15TH S8T.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL to do upstairs work and plain sewing, or would assist with waiting; city reference. 154. STHA¥, (RING BELL. YOUNG Woman OF as chambermaid; Willing to make herself gen- erally useful; hotel or boirding house; out of city pre- | ferred; good reterence. Call or address, 184. IST AY. BETWEEN UTH AND Jari sTs.—A respectable young girl as chambermald ana nurse or nurse and seamstress in a private family; best city refer Call for two days. 200 BAST SUH St, FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECT. F able girl as chatnbermaid or nurse. Call for two ays. 6 w 201 chambermaid and waitress in a private family; no objection to private boarding house; best city rot erence. 204 EAST 47TH ST.-A_ RESPECTABLE GIRL 10 do chamberwork and to take care of children; good reference trom last place. Inquire for two days 20 WEST 27TH ST., ROOM 2.—A YOUNG AMERL- can Protestant girl to do chamberwork aud ‘waiting. Jl WEST 2TH ST—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as chambermaid and waitress; good city reterenoc. 919 AV. A. REAR HOUSE, THIRD FLOOR.—A J respectable German girl aschambermatd and Waitress or to do general housework; city reference. 92 ~ THOM PSO™ ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS chambermaid and to assist In the washing and ironing; good city reference. 221 EAST 21ST ST., ROOM 8—A RESPEUTA- L Me young girl as first clays chambermail and would assist with children or do plain sewing; best city feference. Can be seen at her last employer's, oes WEST 27°H :T.—A SCOTCH PROTESTANT girl aschambermaid and waitress in a private fa' ; best city reference. 924 EAST 38TH ST.-A YOUNG WOMAN AS “E chambermaid and waitress or to assist with the Washing; no objections to the country; city references, DIG SURSTIB st. ROOM NO. 2—A RESPEOTA. ble German girl as chambermald and waitress {nan American tamily ; good reference, 59 ‘TH ST, THIRD FLOOR, ROOM As chambermaid and waitress in a pri farnity: 19 willing and obliging; good city reference. Call from 11 o'clock till 4. € 23 maid, or to de fine washing and ironing; is a first class washer and froner; good city reference trom her lust place. RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 2 EAST 75TH 8T.—A Ve st city reference. qT SMART GIRL AS chambermaid and 24 WEST 27TH ST.—A_ TID " chambermald or to do general housework ; cellent refer se WEST 30TH = ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 249 chambermald and waitress; uo objection to Washing aud ironing if required; has best city reter- ence. 'H AV.—A_ THOROUGHLY COMPETENT 252 on as chambermaid and seamstress; best city reference from last place. WEST I9TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS 27 chambermatd and plain sewor or ae maid and waitress. Callou Tuesday and Wednesday. LOOR—A YOUNG Notes not answe: EAST 86TH ST., FIRST or general house- work in a small private tamily; reterence if required. woman to do upstairs wor! 306 EAST 2TH ST.—AN AMERICAN YOUNG woman as chambermald, pantrymaid or kitchen- matd tn any first class hotel or clab house: capabie tp what she und Call or address for two days. B16 B48 OTH SoA NEAT TIDY GIRL, LATELY landed, as chambermaid ant to do sewing or General housework can be well recommended. TTH AV., REAR HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR—A 37 colored Wornan as cook or iaundress, BAST 6TH ST., ROOM 6—A RESPECTABLE rl as goot plain cook, washer and ironer; an excellent baker; no objection to @ first class board. mi best city reference from last place, Call 406 IST AV., SECOND FLOOR, BACK RUOM.—A J respecte ble Protestant woman as cook; willing to assist with washing. ph. , SE 411 STH AV.—A hia § ot, od WOMAN AS EXCKL- lent Coo! * 4 bread and. biscuit maker; un- derstands soups and dosserts ; best of city references. 414 WEST 26TH 3ST, RESPECTABLR WOMAN aspinin cook and to assist with ing. or housework, with a small ori family; refercuces 319 Pec ‘BAST STIH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl as chambermaid and waitress tn a privaw family; good city references, 32 Bees WEST 391F ST,, NEAR 8TH AV.—A RESPECT. able Beal A as chambermaid and to do sew: ambermaid and waitress; good city reterenc: 28 EAST 2187 8T., ONE FLIGHT, BACK ROOM.— A respectable girl chambermaid and wait ress; understands her business thoroughly; best city rence. f family as cham! y Durse; 16) > compateatto Alt either position; best city Feference. 331 WAST STH ST—A RESPKOTABLE YOUNG irk chamberwerk and five washing; no Sbieation to 8 ihe hosusework of a small tamily. T 20TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS | WEST 83D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER. | | Wilson's machine ; terms moderate; highest reierences. | day, in priva’ | and'Wheeler ¢ | 657 29 7TH AV., BETWEEN 25Th AND 27TH ST2.—A e good dressmaker to go out by. the day or week; Understands cutting and fitting. Address Cl. K 32 : BAST S$9fH ST.—A FIRST CLAS4 DRESS. maker, by the day; understai dresamaking in all its branch: tol it reference. 96 331 terms reasonable; is @ good opera- “WEST TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN as seamstress; can cut and fit Indies’ and children’s dresses; understands all kinds ot dressmaki dis & good operator on Wheeler & Wilson's machine; best city references, i ALS WEiT RORTY-PIRST ST—“YOUNG GIRU TO © do chamberwork and fine washing; no objectien to the country; bes ¢ 4.25 STH AV., NEAR 260f1 vA9) A perfect fitter and stylist by the week: city or conntry: op 2 4.26 WEST STH ST, BASEMENT OF PRESBY. 40 terian church.—A dressmaker few more engagements to go out by the day. 5 WEST 42D ST.—AN EXPERIENCED DRESS- OU maker desires a few more engagements, by tho te families; understands cutting, fitting Wil ne j referencestf required, 6TH AV. NEA 37TH ST.—AN EXPERI- enced young girl as seamstress; best city refer- 628 ence. 8D AV.—A PROTESTANT AS FIKST RATE seamstress; cuts and fits children’s clothing in the neatest manner: is a competent operator on Wheeler & Wilson’s machine, Address M. M. 661 WTH AV., NKAR 46TH ST.—A COMPETENT JL dressmaker who cuts and trims in ail the styles, Would engage (or $8.4 week, by the montt tor less; has Wheeler Vilson’s machine if required. 4A5 6TH AV., NEAR 42D ST.—MISS BARBER, AN 40) old dressmaker, will go out by the day or work at home. BOG STH AV. FIRST FLOOR —LADIES CAN RELY (0) ) on perfectly fitting, trimmed, stylish (accus- tomed making theatrical) costuines; would go out day or week: French syscem of dresscutting, remodelling, basting taught, Call on V. B. u R74. STH AV, NEAR 40TH ST—AS COMPETENT } seamstress; can cut and fit; is a good operator; understands all kinds of family sewing; would wait on a lady or assist with chamberwork ; best city referenc FRENCH GIRL, GOOD SEAMSTRESS, UNDER. A. ftandsdrosmating ina private family’: bost city Feferences:no objection for ono child. Address M. Le, bo: Uptown id Willcox & Gibby’ M. H., box 10 chines; city reference, Herald Uptown Brauch efice. F.RST CLASS DRESSMARER, TO GO OUT, OR would take work to her residence; stylish evening suits and dinner dresses. Address DRESSMAKER, box 10) Herald Uptown Braach office. S SEAMSTRESS OR LADY'S MAID BY A WELL educated and industrious French person; under- stands all kinds of sewing and dreasinaking: good retor- ence. Addresy F.8., box 125 Herald a Brancy oftice. General Housework, é&c. 1G PRINCE ST. NEAR BOWERY, Is? FLOOR {rout room.—An English woman’ to do general housework in @ etew family; first rate wasner and froner, plain cook, 37 “MONROE ST., FIRST FLOO! REAR.—A MID- die-aged woman to do gener: use Work ; city or country; good reference. WEST 13TH 8ST. housework; good city or country. 4 KAST THIRTY.SRCOND 8T.—RESPEOTAULE woman to do weneral housework or go out by the day; best city reference; call for two days. SPRING 8T,, ONE PLIGHT UP.—A RESPECTA- SA ble woman td work by thoday orweck; sleep At REAR.—A WOMAN TO DO asher, lroner and plain cook ; home. a 2 CARMINE 8T., ROOM 9—AS CHAMBERMAID 6é ork ina small family, by ® Heat, sh good reference. CHRISTOPHER ST.. ROOM .—A YOUNG 89 Qineriess girl to do general housework; willing and obiging. 104 PIT’ sT., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECTABLE woman to do general housework as Ke pe A Bi Bane ©)] WEST #TH ST.~A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO 121. MP renerat housework In a. small. fart iMe good washer and ironer and plain cook; willing an Obliging; a howe moxe than wi WEST 28TH S¥., THIRD FLOOR-—A RESPECT. able young girl, iately landed, to do géneral e. 40 jouse Wor! 5 WRT 33D ST., _- YOUNG GIRw TO As- li 8 sist In housework, washing and ironing in a mail family. Gall tor two days. 20) LTH ST., BECOND Fo a ir! to do general house family. Gant or two days,