The New York Herald Newspaper, February 12, 1875, Page 7

* meat market, corner of 13th st. 85 ie ted ho eeboral hodaework i « wt RELATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks, "Se. WEST 9TH ST.—A LADY ABOUT TO BREAK up housekeeping wishes to find places for two pris: ‘one as cook, Washer and ironer, the other as rmaid and waitress. CANAL ST.—A SWEDISH GIRL AS COOK IN A private family. mal EAST 8TH ST.. ROOM &8—A RESPECTABLE © German girl to Goo, wash and tron in a smail American family. ern 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED kinds, «ie oe sant in a'private iuaplins i nadorsenn ts of cooking, soups, roasts, an re Bicult maker; city referetice., sink mage 30TH ST., TOP FLOOR—AN AMERICAN as plain cook, washer and ironer; 20 dbjection to a Boarding bouse, Call for two days, 157 WEST 21ST ST, REAR, TOP FLOOR, ROOt 21 Saas, frst, class coor; ome who thoroughly Fe a Me Bo reling hotse best chy reference 58 ¥ WEST 23TH ST.. ONE FLIGHT, ROOM 6—a8 try, ppt class cook; understands meats, game, soups, good cham! ea, entries; no objection to a restaurant oF ‘ass boarding house ; good reference. ete 8T., BEATE Phy ertigd fs good 01 weferences: iv private Tatas s aoe rood amy a7 & WEST 2TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND Unt | Ta tent young roche 9 cock ‘and. ce! heat Nacndress? no eheaction 18: ry sont Gistance in the country; good rofere: 248 BASt mad dy 88.4 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN lroni reeset 10 assist in the w: ironing no thle’ ection tot tite country. best city rete 247 aa nad ae EO | 0) peivae jection is “hs countsy good WES? 307!i 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS EX. cellent cook, or would assist with the washing ironing; no objection to a boarding house; best ref 249. 255 oe SOTH 8T., REAR.—A YOUNG WOMAN x pe ag 5 at Sook; good 307 oTH 8T.—A YOUNG LADY, B12 ms oti i Pirie famt}; ry Opa , Washiny and neue “Apply to Mrs, RABBAOK. Oe if > baa AV., BETWEEN 19TH AND 2TH STS. ‘at floor. —A Protestant cirl a3 coon: first clam Peoraae and ironer;no objection to the country. Call East STH ST.—A , RESP aC TAL WOMAN pies open et penee ef) French and Amer- o AY,, FIRST FLOOR,—. NORTH GER. iri'as first clase cooky ‘no washing and Bs WEST 26TH ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS good plain cook in a private hichu tae house or restaurant. 8D AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cone, + two days, WEST «6TH ST.—A GERMAN GIRL 48 PLAIN cook, washer and troner; good city reference, washer and froner in a private family; eity references. Can en for two days. RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN WISHES A ination as frat c'ass cook in a, private tainily, or warding house; best city references. Inquire in ‘and éth ay, Chambermaids, &o. 18ST 87. NEAR ROWERY, TUP FLOOR.—A Rous girt aschambermaid ahd waitress, or would fo light housework ; good reference. 3) WEST 4TH ST..—A GIRL AS OHAMBERMAID andewaitreas: thoroughly understands ber busi- | Yess; good reference, GS WEST sD SOA RESPEOTABLA GIRL as chambermaid and to agstet in washing and iron- , oF to do general housework fn a small private fam- vi good city references, 333 fon fore youne sir at-ahemnberm ant td walt and to assist ithe hing. 150 Besintee do chinnberwark. ai washing wit food By Kinin washing; will if required} is willing and obliging; 1D LEXINGTON AY. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S) — A respectable girl as chambermai and wait Yess or as ame: % id and assist with the washing in @ private family 1 for two days. 39 EAST MTH BT, (RING PIFTH BELL).—A Tespectable young girl as chambermaid and jaitress, 4. BAST ATH ST.-A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do chamberwork and washing or to assist in apy work; no objection to a small boarding house. WEST 77H ST.TA FRENCH GIRL AS CHAM. bermaid aud to do fine washing. bread and biscuit | NEW ,YORK canto FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, SITUATIO! WA | EAST M°T ST., REAR, ROOM 6.—A RESPECT. _ able young English woman to take a few genile- boty or ladies” saunas sound jaundress; polishing good drying ground. ines ving #roundirs. B. FITZGERALD. 6TH AV. (RING THREE TIMES).—AS 254 first class lnundress; best city 39 () EAST 2TH ST. BETWEEN IST AND. 2D 0) Beata compctent Protestant woman wishes to o-out bythe day {0 Wash and iron or t do houseclean- fog? city reference, 33 WEST 26TH ST., SECUND PLOOR FRONT — LW Fespeetunte woman wishes to take in washing for families or ladies aud gentlemen; is a good laun- dress; good reference ; OF would go out by the day. EST 2ST ST, BETWEEN 18T AND 2D second floor, front.—A respectable dress and to assist’ with chamberwork amily preferred; goed reference. BL eM REAR MEH ST. SECOND, FLOOR, dies’, gentlemen's or tamilles’ washing done by a reepectable woman. a Ast clean lauurems beat city reference, 66. 10TH AV., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A FIRST class laundressto go out by the day to wash or ons! pighly recommended. Call on or address JANE ig Nurses, Se. @ BANE STAN AMERICAN PROTESTANT OTRL aS nurse; ‘understands dressmaking. Call for two days, 46 BAST WT 81-4 YOUNG AMERIQAN GIRL TO fais car an ortwo children. Can be seen at ter Present pli 112 a5 pat ST. ae ae REICAe Py apeornars ir! ‘tween an ake care baby aiid make heat generally usolat, “Gall or ad. 38 EAST SSTH 8T., ONE STAIRS, FRONT.—A | German girl as hurse and to | city references, A. ried woman as wet nurse. Cell on or address CaRBOLL, 329 mm 3D Ate 3FCOND FLOOR —A RESPECTABLE oman as wet nurse; plenty of milk. 249 OROVE ST, JRRSEY CIT¥.—A YOUNG MAR. 398 # 8T., TOP FLOOR,—A_ RESPECT- thle 2 Protestant married person, with first baby, a8 wet nurse. 473 HUDSON S8T.—A KESPECTABLE YOUNG American Protestant womaa of experignce as Nurse; understands the care of infants; or is willing to ‘Wait on growing children; best reterevce, 1.093 8A%r4 RESPECTABLE LADY WISHES »UTO a baby to wet nurse, Apply for two days, MIDDLE AGED GERMAN WOMAN A& NURSE; can come well ecapmeandeds no objection to travel. Address AUB: R, Herald office. Waiwesses,; de. 2: PAST MTH ST., ROOM 17.—A5 FIRST CLASS waitross; can take full charge of a dining room; fg not afraid of work; boarding house preferred. — 488 STH AV. BETWEEN 20TH AND, STH STS. room 9.—As good waitress or as chambermatd | and to take care gf children; well recommended. Can be seen for tour days. Miscellaneous. 2D AV.—AN ED ae GERMAN GIRL AS lady's mai 82 74 6TH AY. FIRST FLOOR.—A telat Mit LF girl as | reference, Cali “nese.and to keop thachelors’ halt with SITU ATIONS w ANTED—MALES, SITUATION WANTED—AS FARMER, BY A MAR- ry in American: noderstands tarming in is competent to taxe entire charge of @ oot reterences. Address A, B.. Newtown Post yng Tabard, Grroariow WANTED—AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE tawily or large boarding house: best city reierence. Address A. HICKS, Herald Uptown Branch dite ANTED—BY A COMPETENT AND TEMPERATE man, a situation As ourse toa sick or an attendant Ps se jnvatid gentleman; good reference. Address farm: omtice, 44 West 2ith st. ANTED—A SITUATION BY A STRONG AMERI. can boy, 18 years old, in city or country; not afraid of work. Call on or address 43 Christopher at. WANZEDIA SITUATION BY A THOROUGH ENG- lish water; understands his duties: good recom- wgndahion: ‘Address ©. W., Herald Uptown Branch ce. CLERKS AND SALESMEN, PRACTICAL BOOKKFEPER DESIRES A POST- tion: six ‘years’ experience; best references, -Ad- A. dress ©. G., re, YOUNG PRENONMAN, 21 YEARS OLD. NEWLY landed, wishes situation in a mercantil Speaks and writes English very. well and is capable of corresponding in both anaes expectations Fn i. salary moderate at fir: Dest references. ‘Address Herald office. A. XOUTH OF 37. GOOD PENMAN, CORRECT AT Sures, wants x mtaation ag assistant bookkeeper or cashier; good references. Address THOMAS, D 4,773 Post ines. DRUG CLERK WANTED—TO LIVE WH TRE family, Apply at 234 9th a DPE9, CLERK WANTED—FOR A FIRST Class uptown store; must be fully competent In every re- spect und wilhng to work; to such alone a good, perma- Rent sitnat.on is offered ;state true name and reterences No other answers conside: ‘Address SENNA, Herald Uptown Braneb re. KUG Sane “ WANTED—ONE WHO 18 COMPB- tent m: sappy immediately. 583 9th av., north- east corner ror 4s ewan WANTED—BY AN BEEBGIENOED bookkeeper; is fully competent, willing to work and would ‘coumence on & moderate salary; good rof- eranoea. Address H., box 174 Herald office, eee wae GENTLEMAN @5 YEARS OF age) of experience in mercantile and commercial business, ‘ open mfor an engagement he ie willing to make himself generally usetul ino) mate bust. hess as manager, correspondent bookkeeper. buyer oF salesman. The highest testimonials ag ups aH acter and capacity will be tui ashen. ‘Address HH, HB. W., box 4,638 New York Post ‘office. Wanteo=a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, FROM 18 TO 33 years of age, to assist in a first f, Claes retadd, Dasl- fie pelatons $88 who can put $1,000 Into the pusin red and Ane wit regelye one-third o tthe prodts i in Yeu of salary. Address R. V., care Cashier, Herald office, PANIED AN EXPERIENCED fee aban as salesman: ope who is accustomed to sell ofl paimtinga. Answer C. I, box 181 Herald office, Wy ARTs SALESMAN FOR. MEDIUM PRICED woollens, for dry goods and Seon men on Corn an aa Address, with full details, box 4,952 Post 1 FIRST CLASs DOUBLE STORS AND BASENENT, corner of Bowery and Bleecker street, to let, to & Fesponsible party: best tocation in the city frien saat jewelry. of any dne business. Apply to E. tore tind House Agont, No. $ Bleecker street. ‘A —THREE WELL LIGHTED PLOORS, 25x58, WITH + or Without steam power; Iow rent; no wood- Workers. Apply at 48 Kast Fifteth street, between ‘Third and Lexthgion avenues. RAB CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS MAN, ware, LET or lease. the long established Flour and Feed store No, 880 Third avenue. Apply on the prem: Reoxs; WITH OR WITHOUT POWER, FOR WOOD- workers or others, 2) and 22 Pell street. Sit POWER.—TO LET OR LEASE, ceourn Li Sixt) and 33x10); top Floor, 45x100 steady Bares; engines 50) horse power. ‘ to H, W. GR=ENE. NE) 280 Plymouth street, Brooklyn, TEADY POWRR, Wit LARGB ROOMS, GooD light for manufacturing; also one entire pale, suitable for an extensive furniture establishment. Seventh avenue, Twenty-ninth street, Hy red mS TEAM POWER, DOUBLE BUILDINGS, 38X85, FIVE story and basement, to let. entire or in floors; good Hignt am elevator; timmediate possession, 160 West Twenty-eventh street. Oy WET_THE STORE AND, APARTMENTS. AT 127 ley placa; rent $500 der annum. entire Fart, of 7$ Sixth avenue, northeast comer vealing wenn ¢, Six rooms and bathroom: rent $50 be Hudvon street, and 48 Thomas stres The lot forma an, L: ten years at with the taxes. RATON M, RODMAM, Real Estate 696 Broadway, northeast corner Fourt intent, TO Le Lat TBR, SECOND, Ria ge 4 AD ey Lots of 114 Kast Fourteenth street demy of Music, 2xo6 oegrebla for light mang chart gions: so Late on ‘hirteenth street, between, Third and : power in aildings. | For particn- lave atarenien, *GROTE @ CO., 14 ea it Fourteenth st 10 Me OLE SL el ek Me ON Rt Radel ether or separ: parece sien; ne We WeeTREFigLn. LET—TAR TWO FOUR-STORY ea tyaind and cemmodious Buildings Nos. § and west of Broadway}, suftatie ig OF We it hh 5 P Bearitag aeemarment Ronin APRA 2 2k pe LET—WITH OR WITHOUT POWER, A LARGE, well-lighted NS, fone, corner Building (heated by steam), eo wd for wooa workers—large, ‘4 house connecting; brig Forty-tft street and t Tenth ‘avenue; sens a” Apply, to gmaineor, on prewtees, W. Bax: a TPO, LET CIMMEDIATS | POSSRSSION—THE | OLD established Ehowgrapbic Galler I corner of Fourth street and Bowery: five rooms: no stoc! NICHOLS y CAFFERTY, 93 Fourth avenue. Teena Ler (POSSESSION AT OEOR THERES STORY Uae eat waaliding Nc io vy cea af street a Spe ing st treet. ‘Apply to W. SCOT SARVIS are, Canal st. 10 LET—STORES AND LOFTS IN CANAL STREET, opposite ‘arle’s Hot ot running Bor oush to Walker street Apply to GUSTAVUS BAYLIES, 232 Broadway. 10 LET—FOR ONK OR bay tips’ Rig THE FOU story brio stores, Nos. 30 Kerry street, suit Sple for he Oy yveather Dastnoss; having a front of on fis A ULLER & SON, No. 7 Pino street, 1875.--WITH SUPPLEMENT. BOARDERS _WANTED, Eee 1 LARGE, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH BO, for two or three as, with privilege of aD hopse and locati: able. it? Last hirteenth street, nedy Second avenue, BLOCK FROM FOURTH AVE: NICELY FUR. nished Room for married couple or two gentlemen} also hall Room; frst class table and atteudance; terms moderate, 1:9 Kast Twenty third street, OR POUR PLEASANT “ROOMS, PURNISUED, ied ith of Without Board. Inquire at 51 West Thirty: third stree! $ TO $6 PER W on BOARD WITH PLEASANT Rooms: stugle m $6; also table board; terms low. 863 West Thirty arth’ tre JO WANSBLEy Place. x Handsome front Rooms, $14, ss, $13 and $2) foi two persons, with Board; no children, honse heate aoe by steam single Roont, $9; transient people RROADWAY,— 19°= STREET, NO. 8? EAsT, BETWEEN BROADi © way and University place.—Larze and smal, Warm, comfortable Rooms, with good closet aud Board’ on the second and third floors, 1 TH STREET, 217 WEST.-ONB HALL ROOM AND one large, handsomely furnished front fourth floor, Poets vacated by parties lea ing the city, 18 AXD 2 Bast TWENTY-FIONTH STREET, BE, tween Madison and Fifth avenues —Parlor and Bedroom, sunny: two single Rooms, with Board: small tables (table d’hote). HY LEF FLER 18 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR hed Rootae; salts of gantly ana eels yy | furnished Roo: Rooms for families, with cod if opportunity 6 speal ret class French Bo: French; reterences ex- 29? STREBT, NO, 46 WEST.—ONE LARGE, BUNNY Room. suitable for gentieman and wite or two single genuemen, to 10h with Board, best reference given if required. 33 AND ss WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BE- tween Fifth and Bixth avenues. —Blegantly fur ished front Rooms, conveniences, with first Class table, for families or gentiemen; references; table boarders, pure aryrng MAIL LIN AL’, Captain Bedloe France and Germany at lowox WIL 7 STE AMSHIPS. naman M TO QUEENS PEAN WN AND LIV ERPOULS Mba eYety Teesday irom pier 46 North River, NSIN, Captain Freemal a February 16, at? P. M, March 4 atl P pin, intermeatate and steerag ae nes si Drat on Iréland, ates. 4 TES LIAMS & ¢ 08S broadway. mail ep } ED a TAR LINE NEDERLAND VADERLAND, EDI VADEREASI JOHN McDONALD, ke PETER WRIGHT arSONS ‘General 4 Fry the Belgian and Pnited States eaters are appuinted t fo Wuers.are appointed to sail tur AN From Philadelphia, to 12 the follow arch a SWITHERLASD o™ A For Philade!phit: How tise, © New York. ry For New eh D. Fah. i SWITZERLAN . GE IN OURRENCY, 90 | Recond caDin.......4-+. Feb, 28 arch 22 C Stecrage ‘aud’ Intermeatate tickets to and’ froii all points at ihe lowest rates. Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed, Ampie attend: @ surgeon and ‘hrou tween all prominent points. For passage, raws of freight and other information nee is provided. k:very steamer carries htickets‘and through bills of lading Issued bes EO. W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad ad Now York. aswinger Agen Battery pla New York. Wali Pe ae ee Pillwletpnta General Buropean AgeDe t AGWerD. OROT AN ROSSA—CHEAPEST PASSAGE CEI in New York: steamers fyery day, for Gork, Liv. er Glasgow, Derry; dratts payable everywhere : Tameat rates” Northern‘ Movk Qocuet cordiaudt aud ‘Weat streets. Tones ata BROS. & 00.15 EUROPEAN EXCHANGE enee othoe, street, New York. — rain a afin gland ma fable al eioamsnts tain and Ireland, an e_ the! steamship toand from Liverpool and Queenstown issued at lowest Tats. 35 BAS" NINTH STREEI.—A LARGE, DESIRABLE nD tr front Room ang halt southern exposure, to Tent, with first class Board, at reduced prices. 4 Bast TWENTY-SECOND STRERT, NEAR a ae el iol pate farntshed Rooms, with first class Bourd, tam! d_gentiemen; house newly furnished with modern improvements; terms moderate, 56 LEXINGTON AVENUK.—A HANDSOMBLY nished Parlor and Bedroum on the second floors nee fii Rooms, with or without Soara; smali Ameri- 133! — EIGHTH STREBT, ONE HOUSE PROM oad Way, e_vuroished Rooms, on suite or single, with or without Board: __ BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, Want: :D— BY A SINGLE “GENTLEMAN, FIRST Board and a comfortable Room (back), with fire, hot and cold water, &o. near Filth aveuue; price about $00 per mont.’ Address SILVESIRE, Herald ice, WAcaty. fe PRIVATE HOUSE, IN GOOD LO- ality, two connecting Rooms, with Board; ba nces. Address, cag lo lowest terms, PF. 3. LL, N York University, New Wares YOUNG MAN ACCUSTOMED TO DOD- es of entry, clerk, who writes a rapid hand ang im nick at figures} all salary tocommence, Addre: & 00,, box I 128 fhe: office. coac: MEN AND GARD: ERS. monntan MAN Ri) WaNrs A sears inderstands garioning of flowers and vegetable aco, the. care Of horses. “Call ator address No. $09 come LES OR LEASE WITH OR WITHOUT POWRR, Part of, an entire Floor, 75x87 ; also 25x96, and whold Bulldings 26x98. five storia gh Na SIS CoS Boat Twenty-second atree: 10 RENT—TOGRTHER OR SEPARATE, THE STORE, Busement and Dwelling and Rear Bullding, No, 833 Broadway. Apvly toe, W & CO., No. 8 Pine treet, or 35 East vente: th street. DWELLING } HOUSES TO zr (A XOUNG LADY WISHES TO LEARN THE MIL- linery or dressmaking business in a. first class es- tablishment; would be willing to work without salary for the Rrivitere of learnin ratte trade. Address Miss NEWTON, box 24 Herald of Mr UATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN AND gardenor, by a single voung man; can milk and Fatse ail kinds of vegetables; does notdrink or use tobacco t will be tound willing d obliging; best reference, Ad- dress M., box 115 Herald office. N AMERICAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO GET THE i cieaning of some gentlemen's offices by the week. | Address Mit VINCEST, box 118 Herald office. InteHigence Offices. ERMAN AND ENGLISH SERVANTS, CAPABLE and trustworthy, constantly on hand at Mrs. OLESTEIN'S, 147 Kf Ay. hear 2th st. PROFESSIONAL S1TU sre WANTED— T Y A TRET CLASS OP. oP erator on the Union Button- hole machino; can fur- ao machine, Address A. D. 8,, Herald Uptown Branch office, N ENGLISH LADY. WHO 183 A THOROUGH Pianist and good penman, desires some light en- gagement. Address WYCOMBE, Herald office. orn ‘A PROPRSSIONAL LADY WIUE GIVE lessons in clocution, ap) ‘able to the pul ar or HLOGUITUN, box 14 Herald Uptown, SITUATION AS COACHMAN—BY A MARRIED man; no encumbrance; will ibe found wilting ang Qbliging; ‘best city reference, Call on or address THOMAS, 26 Lexington av. (OACHMAN AND GARDENER-BY AN ENGLISH. man, whois a first class, careful driver; willing and obliging; not ‘aftaid of work; reference. “Address T. V., Herald office ARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD, practical gardener, who thoroughly understands his business, grapertes, and, greenhouses and the inying out of new grounds; Grape grower: Sl years of age: married ; best Teferenge Qs tocharacter and abili Aultress, until the Ist of March, N. RAIL, Saugatac ARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MA ried man experienced In greenhouse graperie: anit, Baware sng. vegetable and Feneral a soa of a gentleman’s place; unexceptionable reference. Address GARDENER, box 124 Herald office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED GERMAN, as vegetable gardener on to take care of horses; competent to take charge of a gentleman's place. Ad- dreas H, H., box 2it HELP WANTED-FEMALES, cae NGELL’S HOT AIR Ri BATHS, 61 LEXING- ton av., corner 25th st.—Wanted, a first class Prot- éstant Iaundress, a French Swiss nurse girl, an intelli- i] American woman as bath superintendent ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND room ; five years’ references. Apply, at ced em- ployer's 231 Broadway, room No. 4, or 18 West 8th st., HELP WANTED=MALE! 248 WEST 4ST 8T.—-A YOUNG GIRL, LATELY landed, to do chamberwork and sewing and to Taake herself generally useful. Call for two days. 313 EAST fet 8T.—a FOURS. aateE AS NURSE and ol maid, or a: lain sewing; is 34 and ob taing ity Toferomee. ‘all for two days, WEST 16TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE yg girl ag chambermatd and waitr objec. 31 to assist with washing ; good city Teference. 343 EaST UH 8T., IN FANCY STORE.—A RE- spectable young girl as chambermaid and or chambermaid and to Hake care of child: on to go a short distance in the countr; Eity rele Fence. past STH bn bib yh 4% THIRD very ctable Gor: Shamberwork aud sowing; reference.» Bit? o 40 2D AV., THIRD FLOOR,—A YOUNG GIR 1,03 037 | ae pie hexibermadd and waltroasy will be found Drei ers and Seamstresses, HORATIO ST.—AS FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRESS; iL can cutand i ladies’ and children's dresses: good 994 jo labo 36TH S8T.-A BESERO TADS YOUNG to cat, ft and trim ladies’ and children's suite; can f operate on Wheeler & Wilson’s machine ; best aity referer 5 239 WEST S7TH 8? —4 RESPECTABLE GIRL AS TIby RL, WITH BEST CITY REFERENCE, wanted, for general house work tn a private dy A, bea £38 CF Sy aa and ironer. Apply, from 10 to 12, at S47 West 56th 5 Fe eet ee etic and wel ed, wal jor ‘mane! itfou. Address, stating tull particulars, POBILIT: +H 17 Herald office, FIRST CLASS MILLINER FOR AN OUT OF none need apply excepting HILL & CO., £75 Broaaway. GERMAN OR” 8 NEDISH GIRL FOR GENERAL hoosework in a fami); as ‘two: fe, 8989 washer and froner and plain cook. _H. ELK 16 West 37th st. A PIRST RATs COOK, Springer AND IRONER wanted—At 232, West 44th N INTELLIGENT, PLAIN COUNTRY GIRL FO% neral housework; two tn family. Apply at 64 b st, Nall door, before 12 o'clock. Oratarons ON THE penta or OB EMPIRE machine wanted. 19 South 5th a pA eR aia Pah Ai fate ther pe Q@00D GIRL AS OHAMBERMAID, Apply at @ West 16th st., witn best city reterence. NGELV’S HOT AIR ROMAN | BATHS, 61 LEXING- Sige Bie Soreee gg og pene. in- n justrio mperate' Aimer! el 2 tor baths "and office; must be well recom GENTS WANTED—IN EVERY CITY AND COUNTY in the United States, male or temale: very taking A edt posts versal sale; large sam) Ie uy rotits ; Fait ostpald, 8 cents, NEW YORE BiJOU ANY, 114 Leonard st. RT TREASURES OF ENGLAND.’'—JUST FROM the press. “Lhe most magnificent instead work cone proaced fa aneries ” A few more men of ability WHITING & CO., No. 5 Dey st. N ERRAND BOY WANTED—AT 21 UNIVE! 3 A’ place; must bring references. ei URGLAR a: Ge ere et cea ator mon wan! 1 jay and Sai ‘ H, STONE & CO., 105 John st, top fi floor. “9 BY, WANTED—IN A DRESS GOODS woeae house; one of experience preferred. Srotgyied full paruculars, X. ¥., box 188 Herald offi SINGLE YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO MAKE ee at ey ke himseit generally peefal around a $i diound, Address M.H A, Herald Sony office, Wirt ig do do GIRLS IN A PRIVATE PAMILY; ene 2 48 downstairs work, cook, wash and ay apprentice to a dressmaker and todo piain sew- ther to do upstairs work cnd Aid assist with wi uiieon Plaka sew. | ire roning. CApBiy at ala Went 60th WES? 82D 8T.—A FIRST CLASS OPERATO W 4RTED-A oral BLS 008 WASHER AND 845 § Granbesir ucts pacing rant cer. | aueod anemone Wicd Stent “gh z Cail ob oF address OPERALOB. sates Weeder A PYesrom bt DRBS: aig? Aas hl toe WME, ARNET, PROM Pani Wi (nesses sprondlaly. “waareed makes ball and evenin; 4st Bleccker st, room at General Housework, &c. aaait ERMAN GIRL TO DO GENE! 89 Srsework, “i or country; best rateroncen “totes 131 WEST 19TH Fae acre? FLOOB.—A RESPECT- able Fouas we do general housework in a Private family ; two yen! reference from last place. 135 WEST 19TH 8T., IN THE 8TORE.—A RESPECT. able woman fo Go general ee rs jood cook, 750 ‘and Ironer; coun! ‘ferred, best reference, WEST #111 8T.. BETWEEN 67H AND 7TH Fil ess two Sights UD.—A respectable pcre do general Romsework, ig 3, Where the wor! te mot h em fi BAST 8TH ST, BABEMENT, RESPKOT- ouse work in a private neras do washing; four years’ reference. Py able girl to. do ', or would ft two days. 21 19 EAST (ATH BT TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS oi pertod odd warsate Bi ia as ; rel Chifertwodaya etic WEST 13TH ST,, IN THE STORB.—A YOUNG 22 fet to do General housework; is a good Washer andivoner, °° * 241 © ‘ST 27TH BT, . BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH eae a.—A respectal lish Protestant MA “al hi work il mnily | Feference' ig fi heir ork a Brite * + ity WES? 4TH BT.—A GERMAN GIRL TO DO 345 best ott hee OF upstairs work and wait. Tid Ghee BoE aA fog; ber WEST 58D ST.-AS GENERAL HOUS} f = ant; g000, washer and iroher; Pot cae moet beeen Tp Haber High GIBL AS CHAMBER. maaid and to assist wit and ironing in gmail mii, must lave ‘Seat cho oa WAT Sar Oy Pe oe | o'clock, at 60 West ANTED—AT 10 EAST 49TH ST., A CAPABLE GIRL as chambermaid and waitress; city reference, W4ntn— a GIRL TO DO GENERAL b HOUSE WORK in small Cae 6 must be a good plain = washer ty Feferences required. Call ai competent, respectable woman, to ‘cook, and iron, ina private fauntly © to gtd oye Dee peed. ap ny s duh teen A TN nf ‘aces 5 renees, ret Tins 1g, a¢ Nos YO Weot Slat sts ving Deoeteene pelo 1 | Waza At 213 WEST 38TH 5T., AN TaPERT pis enced white or eye chambermaid and wait- 1 9 a siiberel rasose 7 %, 000%, required. 30, ron rs reterences re I West ith o, between 7th and sth aves) uure WANTED <A YOUNG GIRL TO WASH AND take herself useful in @ boarding house. 281 Hudson st. LSC WR 1 and Uh; ety references requited. inqu fr at of ‘ast Seth Le street. LEDERER, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL TO cook, wash and iron in a private German family good wages: ci tobias o} required. No pair need apply at corner ‘ark av., Hoboken, N. J. ANTED—A at eee FOR rE Poh GS ine & good cook, washer | gpd, oper; aforenes,feaulred, apoty, tron" M., at ‘ANTED—A GOOD COOK AND A WAITER GIRL for a private boarding house, apply. at alent. av. Orage WANTED—FOR NEW YORK AND oklyn: steady and profitable employment Apply to HOUSEHOLD PUBLISHING CO., 41 Park row. VANVASSERS ANTER—LADEBS OR GENTLE- at drst clase periodical needed in every" tamilr" Rberal led in ever; Zomumi sion. Address X. L,, box 206 208 Herald office zi OoeRena 2 BOY WANTED—9 TO 12 YEARS OLD, TO attena door, &c., at 146 West 49th st, J MERARY MAN OF FIRST OLASS TALENT fog tap hererype Ha he gon LM experion ood mechan! ter an Fecommonded. Aadress O. M. G., Dox 161 Herald omee. PROrEssIONAL, CANVASSERS OF wath es ARE invited to examine @ new and sumpt jabecrip' work, beautifull ihe illustrated, with over 00 full potty gravings irom the famous Bida designa; a marvel of Gheapness and be uty. J.B. FORD @CO., 27 Park place, New York. ie HATOH TITHOSRAPHIO OOMPANY—POsT T office box 1170—require the services of two can- Yassers for New York city; only those acquainted with the business aah ‘apply and applications will De treated only through ANTED—GENTLEMEN AND LADIES TO BELL Wai i¢ best selling goods offered, 291 Broadway, WAxteD—* YOUNG phd AS UNDER BUTLER; must understand his duties thoroughly; city refer- spire zeauizec: None others need apply at No, $ East Wastep—« MAN COOK; ONE WHO I8 GOOD AT carving preferred. Apply at French's Hotel. Ny ee aes AND CANVASSERS FOR NEW, ‘salable articles. Call on or address D. SHUTT, 313, Broome ‘st floor, frout room, New York. Wantno—4 SMART OYSTERMAN; MUST THOR. oughly anderstand his busi and come weil |S pera Apply at PARKER'S, Broadway aud ‘ANTED—A YOUNG GIRL, PROM 12 TO 14 YBARS old, to TRA kar one, that spall wa e family: 803" Westsothen ua Pe would be wilits treated as one of fs RGHITEOTORAL = DRAUGHTSNEN | WANTED. AN once none but first class men need a; LABRL OUTTER WANTED—ONE USED cutting on @ block. Address L, K., box 123 Rerala V., BETWEEN SSTH AND d ity =A fall te lately iAP ae, 5, do ® small far Rai ht housework or as ¢ + fp ot A ae eames children ad make herself use- Housekeepers, &o, BLEECKER 8ST. (IN BASEMENT ONLY).—A widow as prone i" for & wi@ower or means, Call BOWERY, PLOOR, BACK ROOM —A widow lady fig eo LH Br guid do. Rr a ne IN BAKERY.—TWO aeee ONE 115 3 362, #8 602 6TH = AV.—A YOUNG yg a AS HOUSE. ops oat a widower or Cali on or Mra. WOODRUP As YOUNG LaDY, WHO 16 CAPABLE OF PAE herself sberaenble, desires a Oe house family referred. Agdress Tate bax bri 206 ast 14th A 7 a4 gontionna A SITUATION AS HOUSRKEEP. itleman’s Orson, wa widower preferred. Ca Le or bo ati JOUM Call be- tween 2 th ay. Laundresses, dice 21 siete waahi fa icjdo het Soda by he week of 0 Month; lnens and Anerke ‘done in a euperior si nylon 21 WEST Vay 8T.—AS LAUNDRESS ence OY family; 1 8 first class laundross; 10] we WRST gor & Brivato fi to inks" 13] ean 0 A PRIVATR city reter- NDRESS ALONE, OR ber work nt fine washing tn a small ity relereng eo. WEST 19TH St SECOND FLOOR, FRONT ‘oom. A compe tent gir! As Orst class laandress and flute woul, + G.ty veferemee, Keane ‘ANTED=BY AN AMBBIOAN LADY gon a hd ji Paris, a French woman wy} sdeaks E; ee Ss eeeak Cora ueomadd to tor ae Miirean with, full parGoulara> bon tare’ Pes ee J SEYUATION! a A, Sere v4 YOUNG MAN, AGED 2 \ furnace, &c., in a gentlem: ora of any kind. Satta PEE Hels UNCSN Beer et’ ESTE OL SEES ‘OLORED MAN WISHES A A situation as waiter a & private family or grag nee ran COLORED MAN Addreas J, T., box 195 Herald Uptown A SHES A SITUATION Ad waiter. ina private ily. or Boarding house: t gpoe | fos Rout oon, Call at or address 41 West 45th st., third Good Ob, @RAMAN BARTENDER, 22 YEARS GUNTHE! ed | RS OLD and Me a Cotte werask’ ts looking for a situation. A YoUxo Man 9 9 TEARS OF A AGB, mae a ation 1eR0 & nb ang Ger. yan not niald of work: Addrosn i RALBUN, S20 West N RNGHISHMAN WANTS A SITUATION ag walter in a private milly : Nas Ost class city ref erences san pnderstands nis Gnties in all tts branches, Address box 10 ptown 107 Herald U town drach office, H vend COMPOSITOR WANTED,—APPLY AT 17 8TH AV. ‘AOHINE PRINTER BACK DER ah a at Passaie, 10 PRINT Works Pex fer Bh ea cotier mw A ae te rst cl ANTED—| ‘aided AND. ffratghigners, by PRO’ Bab CORT -UNION PUDDLERS, AT thor, Apply to either Cs is now lon, runnit foe pndarsigieg. On C88 Li! td today, Ae aS is Ba i. ma Bite Ba ML eke : ARERS mee, statin, 08 3c onawPoko: juelph, One, Ganada. ‘ANTED—A LITHOURAPHIC ENGRAVER FOR ommerclal inte ph permanent situation to « and apply with specimen epriariaity “Plthographers, corner 2 sk and Post office a alttinore. IWARIER-4 FIRST CLASS CLOTHING CUTTER; A Year's engagement, GAVFIN & CONROY, Utica, N, ¥. ‘OUNG han, class merchant NISHED GON BARR: ‘DENCE TOOL SONPANY, UTLER OR AS TRA Mshman, aged 31; ap to his work. iy office, ARMER'S aATUATION WANTED.—BY A MARRIED Gein Pep pete Ls pee Bog eg] hts address P. L., ne Droadws way, th weed store, WISH A POSITION WARR® FIDELITY AND erit will be of servicé; am 28; prefer bapiening rargwork 18 yeareiu preseat place, Address W., | 03 . VELLING SERVANT—AN ENG. hag lived i gmarican iat families; Address A. Uptown or ti | bom 9,01 ASTROLOGY, A ManTION. —CONSULTATION ON _ BUSINESS, losses, mieties, lawsuits, absent friends, love, marriage | fn fol ait fie Yyearased unless sacistied. Vlairvoyant, 621 Sixth STROLOGER.—PRO PROFESSOR LIST’ a. end for cirgulars, “Address ail airs aAvenu lor ciroulars, re letters ihox 48:0 New York Post office ans ef UROPRAN CLATRVOYANT Tas NAME, shows likenesses, causes marriage; bu, W $l, a 160 West Twenty-fifth street, ~~ Furnished. AF —FURNISHED HOUSES ON AND ADJOINING Fifth, Madison and Park avenues, saureay Hill, &c., at reduced rentals. 'V. K. STEVENSON, Jr, 31 East Seventeenth street, or 11 Pine street, 10 RENT—A HANDSOMELY PURNISHED THREE story trp arene House ; good location. pear Cen- ie Park; tern terms very moderate. Address H. L. 4 DOX ost Untarnished. A —UNFURNISHED DWELLINGS, ON AND AD- « Joining Fiith, Madison and Park avenues, Murray Hill, &c., at reduced rentals, V. K, STEVENSON, ir, 81 East Seventeenth street, or 11 Pine street. LL FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSES, 2) 70 20 Foomis: UW. Tith st. 80 nat oth st. 28 W. oth st., @_Greenwich av. Apply’ 64 W. loth st., owner, . 353 WEST ELEVENTH pita COBEY een ory 08 attioy baat as and fixture ENDEL, 79 Malden tane,~ FURNISHED BOONE AND APARTMENTS A LARGE PLEASANT R ROOM ‘ONS SECOND ¥ FLOOR, to gentlemen, bath, hot og pia water, $5 weekly; large pleasant Boom, $3 weekly. 104 West ‘Twentieth et LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED ROOM, FIRE 4 gas; pleasant Locations low rent No. 7 Clinton west of Broadway. Berns HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, FOR tlemen, without board; private honse, 24 West th streot, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- men: convenient to all the cara, No. 4} Kast Twen- ty-third street. O* OR TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO (ae without board, to gentlemen only: every con- nience. Ap! 143 West Forty-sixth street HREE BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED COMMUNI- cating Rooms, together or soparately, with superb bathroom, spacious clos second floor, let to two or t man and wife, in a stri desired (mo board third street. A rare opportunity for respectable partios appreciating refluement and comfort, Address ELE- GROW, bos 125 Herald Uptown 5Q UPoNICE SUITS OF ROOMS (SITTING kitenen and bedroom), nicely ture nished for housekeeping; very centrally located. 123 Vorty-fourth strect, between Lexington and Fourth avs ] QT STREBT, 21, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD aventes—A nently furnished front hail Room | With closet, to a gentleman, without board, $3 60; sood bathhouse; heated. | 3Q Bast TWENTY SIXTH STRERT, NEAR MADISON sqnere,—urnished Rooms, without board, for Gentletnen ofly; references, 160 fz: WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—FURNISHED Room, in private house, to gentlemen, without board; references exchanged. 300 WES TWENTYFIETH STREET—TO Ler handsomely furnished rooms, sattable for light bousekeeping; turniture entirely new, UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS LET. FLOOR a TeT-ovan STORE, 420 Fourth avenue. near Twenty-ninth street’ ave rooms; improvements; in order. all and see premises and owner, from 11 to o'elock, PARLOR AND BEDROOM TO third floor; front Room, jor man and wife, in second street. 10. SEPT LEARLOE A AND BASEMENT OF HOUSE NO. street; also ‘d Floor (five rooms and open ier rat (as; Floor of five rooms West hae: 420 Wi ft, an ee fas, bath and laundry, to let at No. rst mtreet: both houses are first class, frown stone wad strictly private. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, In this City and Brooklyn. ANTED—IN THE Bie pays GROCERY neighborhood, $, small oo Room, suitable for business: which must be tow, WHOT SIDE, Herald ome ANTED—ON_ LEASE, TENEMENT PROPERTY. ‘Address OWNER, box 104 Herald Uptown Branch ice, ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM. board, in a private family, by the week or month, between Fourteenth and Foriy-second streets: perm 8 tobe moderate. Adaress, stating particulars, J. W. Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, town with respectable privale funy; stato price.” Au: able privaie fat Ad Grew M, O., bok 107 Herald ofios. e ‘WaNteb—THREH UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR ites ersons, on second or third floor, and bevy ts teeth ‘and Thirtieth streets and Second id Seventl aan Address B. B., No. 1 West Twen- ranch office. CHOICE ital fot houeRcepiin, suitable for housekeeping, ® Scotch tamily. X71 West Twonty: WITHOUT WAivonsior Maye Artists bee ate or May 1. ns how. wait my Central office. “WM: G ROLE Jr 1,80 Broad wat. Werteecan FURNISHED ROOM, IN THE NKIGH- rae of Twenty-third street and sixth avenn reons need not appiy. Address X., ‘est Twe' ryt are 70.8 Ta yal Be go HIGH sTOOP House n mT ie above ley Gata te vides xerith tale me | g Wants TO tes bg Mig OF PUR- enter efatratesegeetecnes aot z ovement Jocared netwe Twenty -thi and a rs Lexington ‘and faerdvartal ia In the Country. ‘ANTED—A HOUSE IN THE QOCRTBY .. Soe te A fart aes snady loo ation; will pay HRW oF or Teas principale oui oftice. Newlars Address ~_ BILLIARDS. ANTED—PARLOR AND BE: tor a lady; to be between Twentieth and Thirticth streets xnd Fourth and sixth avenues; French family referred, and wBere she can enjoy, iréedom and com- lorts of & home, Address PRANO#, Herald Uptown ROOM, WITH BOARD, streets aud Third a lady; terms moderate. RE Pay, Herald Up- town Branch office. 5 174 006° AND 173 BLEECKER G able 38 pear Tienes —Fine Rooms, with excel- lent table, $6 ir Week, a 5J to $2 per day; liter- iB ary society, health Tit, Fons ay Tink fre ORTER, Proprietor. reas J. Poo ERW OuD, 753 y:'NewYors. Steamers. sail every two weeks. With a view of diminishing ti the sieamers of this Line take @ specified course tor all seasons of the year. ‘On the ouward passage ‘rom Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian 5) at 43 latitude, or. notin to the north of 43. jomeward passage, 0 crossing the meridian of 60 ata iatieude or nothing to the north of From NEW YORK K for LIVERPOOL ana QuERNSIOWN, ABYSSINTA..Wed., Feb. 17 | ALGERLA..Wod., March $ PARTHIA. ; Wear’ Feo. 2 arch 17 Steamers marked * (3 hot carry ted passengors, Sabin passage, 98), $100, $130. golly accorting to" ho commodation. . Retnrn tickets on favorable terms. Steerage tickets to and trom all parts of Europe at lowe estrates, Freight and antes ofhce, No. + Bowling Green, steerage office, 111 Broad Trinity Building). . CHARLES 8 Ne YN. ‘Agent. tor PLYMOUTH, CIMBRrA. FRIs! Ce A roe Nidege. Pee S Feb. 11] SUE M Ratce of’ pasmage'to Plymouth, Lonion, Chertccrs | Ln porate and ali points in England, Scotland and alest— First Cabin, apper saloon, gold. + $100 First Cabin, lower saloon, gold 60 neral Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New York. eral 61 Broad st street, Ne oor York NLY DIRECT uINE TO FRANOB. THE Cary oy IR ARTATLANTIO. COMPANY'S AIL STEAMSHIPS Eira Leal ANEW YORK AND H. The spleniia vesse!s on this tayarite rotite for the Con- tinent (betug more southerly than any other) will sail from pier No. 50 sorth River, as follow: PERBIRE (Daare' FRANCE ciruactie) Vii PA! ren 8 DE Ris (Lache: care larch 2) PRICE OF PASSAG! vOLD iinet ud ding wine) := First Cabin, $125, Second, $75; Third, $35. Excursion tickets at reduced rates. American travell by taking this line avoid both transit by English railway and discomforts ot cross: Ing ‘ine Channel, besites eiving. timo, ‘rouble ani’ ox. Dense. GBORGE MACKK} BS, Agent, way. " HITE: STAR LING, FOR QUEEN RRYING THE BR LIVERPOO! ONirep PES ito 01 Rates—Saloon, 350. gold ; ‘steeraze at low < vor. easlings aiter Febraary the saloon ra 0 Saloon'staterooms, smoking rooms and bathrooms in joy snap, bye omy voets least mouon is ‘elt, thas combin- satety, ‘nd comfors For inspection of pians and other information apply at hee, 19 Rroadway. New York. Seoemnengn moneeia z' CORTIS, Agent NMAN LiNB—SOUTHERLY COURSE, Math steamers are aj eal a3 follows: — Royal itt SOLEMN se ngs lowe: ory OF MON Sarurday. eb. 18° aril A. it tnrday, Fe at A: sturda y. 7. Mi naga uray. aire i ae aon STEERAGE to ‘and from al pol ints, iS reduced rates. Sabin gnarl on, Won es ines : Bae wi The ronNJOHN'G: Dal agent Norra Ge GERMAN, I eee ears EAN. ‘The steamship, SHANSA C Taptate P on Saturday, February foot of Secomd strect, t Hoboken, to be followed by steam: a iD Lt eg Captain J. O, sec on Saturday, Feb- Per esicht g or passage ‘itites 4,90. agents 2 Bowling Gréen. NOHOR LINE, A NBW YORK AND GLA6Q0W, STEAMER EVERY SATURDAY trom company’s piers, 20 and 21 Uva River, New York. 1A t Fe! Feb. Grote. TO LONDONDERRY, BLY A! ene eye area an low as by any other first class line. Drafts fexued for any amount at reduced rates. BENDER. ON BROS,, Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green. . N*t ONAL LINK, —NOTIO! ‘The most southerly route hag always been adopted by this company to My id tee and imate: ds. From m pier 1nd 47 Nori Biss. a TO QUE Netow! N AND. ay A | PRANC! Has Ba eM E | Pataiat cheat M rots Friday, February 12,10 4. M. oo abn passages Gurreney, | Sieerago at greatly rede prices.” Return ti ticki rates. fcerage tickets from Fiverpogi st sae, lowest rates, Mice, N Broad wa} Rbpiy at the company's o! oe, foe MO RST” Manager. egiamodations Gres Meda LINE. NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ERGEAND) hag pe steamers of thi as {01 — GORNW, ats a Stampe: SGabtn passage, 870; Intermediate bis sieerager: 680, rr eagreney? excursion ‘ickets $130. M Apply to the agent, 70 Soath be et wonuan, Agent Al [] —STANDARD AMERICAN BRVEL TABLES AND g. ine, Phelan & Collender Combination Cashtons for falg,only by fie patentee, UL. W. COLLENDER, successor Phelan & Colieuder. 188 Broadway, New York. MBRIOAN STANDARD BEVEL TABL: Delaney’s wire Cushions: best fiited for years; second hand Tables com ise ete tor $153; ‘ables at roe Vesey street atellé, Tripolite and Russian Bowlin diged priees. W. i. a fF rITH 40o.,, a - MEDIO! AL. A. “MME, MAXWELL, MIDWIFE, RESIDENCE i Kast Tenth street, near Third avenue. 4 —pR AND MMR. VAN a fan Ri A. No. 1M Bast + 23° sh, bet oaten aoe AN NTION, —DR. JACOBY, Eare Ay? PROSSIA, Consattation free; private ‘office. DR. AND MME, GRIBOLE cuRR ALL com. A. Platnts; 25 yeai practiea 1 West Twenty-sixth st. —MME, RESTELL, MIDWIVE SINCE | NO.1 AY Kast Fifty-second street, first door from Firth ay. MOS? :BiBSOt AND ECONOMIOAL | xOUTS 10 Holland, Belaium, the thing, Switacriand, ao. via Bteamer MAAS Steamer ROTTER a ry Pa deantial steam ca fey Inited States re the Netheriauds, are well known for the regular. iret Arnel Ey Ree passage low. LW. ornts, General agents, & Broadway. BD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS io CUE RBOURYG AND HAMBURG. built tron steamships will sail from Nowsr= ptain Wi -Pebruary 16 ‘Webraary xy en. ree LINE UN Me TO haw eee LONDON CHtgoUNa and HAMBURG, | Cabin—Wrst'saloon, $10), gol tgcond, talon, 66 gold; Prevard steerage ‘noke ts, fon nbire, $24 e currency, wo ge euene ‘apo fo PONCH, BOVE Sh South st For icange sppiy to KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNB, General Agents, 13 Broadway. Branch office, ANIED—A eaR ST: ee BOND FLOOR, FOR- nished, betw ‘ent, ird and Thirty-fourth | y- nd sini areauss, witn Board, tora | dress 80 chances of collision | AMBURG-AMERIOAN PACKET OOMPANY'S LINE | intad AGE TO. HAVRE AND Bares OF PASS. Bou NDOM, as First MH De Len het} i Second Cabin Bteer wletirreney) 26 4 ~oTyre saturday, Feb. 2 | $50, | desps New York to ran Franciseo to Fotoneee. San Francisco to Hong Hong. Steamers leave pier No. aN elowe vory alternate Sa wih all neawiers for Central America and Paxtra stew ir rates amera leave San Francisco for Japan and Chins as cu" oF PEKING. ony OF aX) For treight or p: fhe pop any” ry cofices gn wi _____ COAST WISE SzEAeeetee. pacizic “MAIC STEAMSINIP LI IN} pprepessnie <5 y TAPAS AND CHINA, RATES OF PASSAGE, Inclading alt necessaries ot the ee iB Francisco—C currency. minora olds meals, New York, as APULCO, Commodore A. G. Gray, February 16, 12 mie ey Hs SE ATHORK, Captain W. W. Rathburn, Feb- turday therea! peatiar, connectin x outh Paciic mers for freight and wav passengers w: atched on intervening Saturdays, as noceoalty thay whart, foot of C BULLA ir saperimtende RUFUS ATOR, M janaging Director, | OF Ae THOMAS, | 5 dhe elevant rate sien wia | 2,000 tons 'b ada wee hens ane North River. 1 Or TeMMY oF passage TAN ROGARIISON, goat, AND BRAZIL. States and Braail Mati Steamship Company. ni epatus sal Bahia ahd iio de Da era peaeise 22 at 9 o'clock A. M., No. 5 Bowling Green. N | err ol CIT’ clr QITY OF MEXICO For treight or pass: ALE Steamers will eave.’ New Orleaps February 20 and Marca 13 13 tor Vera Oruz and all the above porte pier 13 North River, footof Cedar street, for Hay Y,, HAVANA AND MEXIOAN MATL 88. LINE — Vana Dinko at OF Me + Steamers leave ‘Tuesday, Feb. 16 Y OF VERA OR ‘Thursday, Feb. 18 ¥ OF NEW YORK Thursday. Feb,.2 R VERA CRUZ AND NEW’ ORLEANS, cupeachs! Havana, Progre eachy, Tuxpan and ¥ OF MERROO es? Y OF HAVANA, ANDRE ‘% SONS, 33 Broadway, EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MaIL LINER. These first clasy steamships will sail at 3 P. M. from vane di- ct ‘as tollows GoLUMBUS 'y, Feb. 23, ORESOENT Mareti¢ For freight 0 or passage, surpassed accomMy- ja tion: a CLYDE & CO., No, 6 Bowling Green. MM. P. McKeller, Luling & Co., Agents in Havana, | Lou | Bra: $5); EXAS LINE OF GAL Steamer GL\ fay SR Captain anmedy, will leave Evst Kiver, on Saturda: cisely. Through bills o su pola on the Galveston, Hi d OK. RB, York. For alent og passage, modations, apply to Fo NEW RANE DIRECT, TRAMSH! The steamship WesTERN. WeTRUFOULSY | aiteta pier 36 eid a eyer foot of North M | | | For tre: | tions, apply to ‘The stea ier No. 9 Nor | Galveston, Indianola STON STEAMERS, TOUCE- y West. carrying the United states mi February 13, at3 P. lading erven to Houston aunty ton and anderson 9m for fOrvearaing Ww having superior accom point 4 CO., 153 Maiden tana W. P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. No. charge RGHANTS? 8) ih SB apeatn Ly core street, ony real ne roceryed. daily. Through rates given to &% ia Vicksburb, Mobile, Galveston and Tadfaneta ota. ving Superior @ B. pier Go orth er | DIREOT. Vromwell Steamship Line, CORTES, Captain Freeman, wit eave River of Saturday, February 13, at 5 Freight received daily. Throigh rates given 10 hart, Cabin passage, Ay to D8 Or PAasa Ste port. or ago: St Louis and Mopile., For. freught cf passa OLARK zos Sani steerage, | NORFOLK, araniicay: a RIQRMOND Bt above ports frou. ple Dominion Fresineht een any. —Ste: 3 North River, foot of Beagh , on Tuesday, Thursd way ‘sn Saturday, at 3PM. Also ibtermediate sieame! Dillsof lading and passenger tickets isswed.oo | ail poles lo uss Interion | Also steamer for Lewes, Del, and all pointein Dela, yee, nd Bastern. Maryland, every, Monaay and Thure corner Fulton and Greenwich streets. t 2:15, Sundays, at 8:30, 10:30 A. M12 | <= ae ed P ~PRAVELLERS GUIDE. Be a a + NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FEREY. * Winter arrangement, | For New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton ap4 Port Richmond, boats leave Whitehall strest. at footot | Broadway, daily, at 6:40, 8:15 9:3, 1045.4. Mic 120, | feta 8:50, 4:30, 6:30 and 6:45 P. M. 390, 2:39, 4:30, 6:45 P.M. Fare 10 cents. Astor House cars leave Vesey street for ferry. Faro Scents. | For | | Por low. { and ty aM eiey aa leave pier 28 No 3 iat § BI tneipal hotels tn the « id A. ML trains | flon with through trains for Jand at 1045 P.M, ‘The3 and < Worcester ith ‘the Bo'clock fortiand, Mangor und St. Johns gage checked through to Sirk pol 1 pow caer | and Erie Railroad Sine Tyr y at hia), 9:30AM. For Wi a Petroleum Gentre and the ae xcep, Sunday. 9:30 = ee a fois tT ce 1 Het war. aay, | picket, gf 508 and ou Broadwea: See foot of sbrowes and | here ‘Hobok tor samt ah on. 2 | e ene Mu. HOY i Gpners: QTHAMBOATS AND BARGBS To Ciertam fe Hae Mesn ON a RasK BLL My souk TB aid in cash tor Uast-oi LL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA Bawrost and Fall River.—Tne steamers NEWPORT and OLD rth River, tape Murray stree M. Through tickots sol (sundays excepted) at 4 P. ND PORTLAND bxr eee LINE (ALL tee be Hae and Rochester, the eng a Neon fre tor ‘ork. at as anid 19 tion “at ‘ortland, setae in Pork, . M. tratus connect pres: next morning tor Through Uegets end Through make close conn ains between Worcester and RAILROAD, he great Trunk Line aud United States Mall Konte. Trains leave New York, from toot of Decrosses and Cortlandt streets, as follo 60 | Express tor Harrisbur rg, the West and South. BaRth Pullman poate attached, 93) A.M, Sabi SOP. M. Sunday,5 J ih 8:30 P. Williamsport Rnd” ‘Lock Haven (via regener iit nd Erie, $:30.P. M., coune: se Corry tor Titaayills, Baltimore, Washington and tne South, “Limited ‘ashington Expresso} Pallman Paris, Cars ay 4: Rogular at 3 ae Mee tat Be Me ngaday, 3 for Phitadeiphia, 7, Ly 930 AM. agar 3), 7. 8:3, 9 P. ies M. and 12 night. Sand: 5.5 sOMLETATE PM. migrant and second wght. Sunday, ita oh Bd Bg aa! ‘ and ating tess Sat 2 ia T bak WE ‘and. South Amboy, 6ana id by Ea Ay adv “ PM Faas Kk niossow Gon _ CLOTHING. MINT#s, WB THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN Tweutioth and nty-first streets—The bran pyse lotta, by post panctuall de RE Bas Boone T 46 SEVENTH AVENUE, SEOOND DOOR t| West Twenty-fourth ad house-— ntlemen may obtain valae for the'r cars TT ROSEN BY ca calling on or addreauig