The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1875, Page 7

——————— _LaEEUATIONS. WANTED—FEMALES, 7 Cooks, &e. UNION COURT (UNIVERSITY PLACE), JE Phen underst ae het uit and past { Mo objection to first floor, between 11th and 12th sts. yyterian woman as cook; thorongl Bhiy usineas: mete, soups, jellies, bread, years’ country re ‘country j a Chrlatinn ferally protarred. WEST 19TH SP, PRONT ROOM, REAR —AN EX willing to assist in wash WEST 13TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A COMPE- font woman aafirst ‘class cook; understands all kinds of baking; will take charge of milk and butter; will do the coarse washing ; good reference, l l WEST 33D ST.—TWO YOUNG WOunt 3 TO DO the work of a family bee them; one oe pisis eook, washer and froner; the other as chambermai Wattress: willing and obliging; no objection to @ boarding House; city or country ; beat city telorence. Call for two aye. ST 2TH ST., FIRST FLIGHT, BACK. VDT eewredcch womun as frst clnan cook; undersinnds | pay oF ‘soups, ments, pastry and Jolly; is an excellent best city reference. T 20TH ST., NEAR 6TH AV. (RING THE 1225 Descent bell wks first rate cook and to do some ing in private fa und bake io: a city reforence. 129 WEST 19TH ST. —A RESPEC1ABLE REAR eavgman 898 ood cook in a restaurant; no objection all hot the country. T 19TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG 129 “Tiits cook, waskier and roner; thoroughly under- ptands her business: willing and obliging; or to do house- ‘work; good city referent WEST 15TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.—A 13: colored woman a8 first rate cook; thoroughly un- derstands ber business, WEST 16TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 20 first class plain cook and excellent washer and er; understands fluting: good reference. 208 WEST 41ST ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN A hotel or restaurant; thoroughly understands her 209! it Aen ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Protestant girl as washer aud troner; good aly inne city or country. 210 WEST 19TH ST., FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG woman ax excellent cook, washer and ironer, or ould do housowork:; best reference tad 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS Lin class cook; no objection to the country or coarse Zit best city reference. ]] Bast 23rH RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 2. ‘good cook, washer and ironer; is a good baker; will- ing and obliging; good city reference, WEST 27TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A Ri yk and bakes 224 spectable Protestaitt as good cool Would assist in washing and ironing; good city reforence, 298 EAST 29TH ST.—A NEAT, CAREFUL, TIDY Scotch woman as couk in a bourding house} would Yo tho downstairs work of stall family:. mo. objection to tho country; # good home preferred to high wages. 235 WEST 1711 st. BETWEEN 7TH AND STi avs.—A respectable woman as good cook, washer ‘ail ironer; no objection to a private boarding house; will- ig and obliging; best city reference. 23G WEST 20TH STA YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD cook; iv first class bread and biscuit maker; will- ng to. assist with washing: best city referonce. ‘DEO. WSs PIN ET =k RESPECTABLE Woman ax cook in a private family. 26: WEST 92D 8T.—A FIRST CLASS COOK; willing to assist in washing; best bread and bis- galt; beat city reference. BOO EAs, 280, Sho’ RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook and Inundross ; is a good baker and good washer ‘and ironer; good city reference, EAST 54TH ST... THIRD FLOOR.—AN ENGLISH Woman as cook, washer and jroner; wants to take jr little girl six years old with her, Call for three days, BG] WET, srk St—A FIRST CLASS COOK; NO DOL objection to a private boarding house ; is willing to Gasist with the washing and ironing; best city reference. S87 20, Av., BETWEEN 22D AND 23D &T8.—A8 406 7 Av. NEAR 92D ST, ROOM 10—A young woman as excellent cook’ and bread buker tnderstands soups and games and desserts in all branches; good city reference from last employer. 493 10TH AViTA RESPECTABLE SWEDISH GIRL as cook and laundress. G90 %DA%. 770 Aurore, PRowr—ymmar RATE cook (Protestant); isan ¢xcellent ‘baker; courses, Polads;, will, assist with the washing, Call on of addres BRATOR. Sern RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS COOK and laundress iu a private family, where she could take daughter, who could make hersel vsetal reference, Ad- "R., Herald Uptown Branch office. Chambermaids, Sc, WEST 28TH ST. BETWEEN 6TH AND, 77H A respectable girl_as chambermaid and wait- 15 2. Private family: good referonco. 241 WEST 27TH ST.—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID id assist with the washing and O53 West 2TH Sts RESPECTABLE GIRL AS Je) chambermaid or would do general housework in a mall private family; willing and obliging; good city refer. ence 260 313 nora tiv WEST 20TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CIHAM- bormaid and waitress in a private family, EAST 24TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG sl as chambermaid and to do plain sewing, or. as todo plain sewing; willing und obliging; neve i before. B5 WEST 12TH ST.-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO chamberwork and fine washing: no objection to the gouniry; good reference. Call for two days. 366 8D AV.—TWO YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRLS; one as chambermaid ‘and waitress, the other as taurse; is capable of taking charge of an in‘ant; or as nurse ; together or separate; city reference, Cull ion to go a short distance in the country; first class Roloronco from last place. 614 2D AV.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID and waitress or to take cure of children; city ref @rence, Call or Nddress, 3Q SD AV, BETWEEN 42D AND 43D STS.. FIRST floor 8 first class chambermaid and waitress in & Burate family best elty reference from last place, Call of BOT STAVcA COMPETENT YOUNG WOMAN As chambermaid and seamstress; can do ail kinds of family sewing; city referemeo, iu PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING. | SLACKS ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR. R THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE- UBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK £RALLD BRO, WAY. CO) couras ANN STREET, 80 BIXTH VENGR, fia sour Sretit STREET, PHILADEL LP QRNER BOERUM AND FULTON STRERIS, “snooK. - WEST 35TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS y chambermaid or dish-washer in a hotel. 6TH AV., ROOM 15. RESPECTABLE young girl ds chambermaid and waitress; no otis, ty Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 53 Bast 40TH ST—AS SEAMSTRESS AND TO DO chamberwork or take care of children and assist in washing or any other work; understands dressmaking and ‘Qperates different maghines; city or country ; good reference, 12 () GREENWICH AV.. IN THE REAR—A NORTH AU German girl to do plain sewing and light chamber- [work im a private family, . 63 WEST 31ST ST.-A DRESSMAKER OF EXPE- fow more eng first class cutter, fitter and trimmer wishes ments by the day or week. ence. or adress. MME., Oth av., first floor, EAST 34TH §T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO ALL kinds of embroidery and to make children’s clothes, EAGT 2187 ST—AS SBAMSTRESS: 18/4 dressmaker ang hairdresser; best city refer- PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER—RAPID WORKER, can add to her list of customers from $2 to Bt Oat ea ; finishing. Call on General Housework, &c. MONROE ST.—A GOOD, STRONG aT general housework; ‘eiling and obliging ‘wiiourste CKE! ANE ST.—A RESPEOTABLE GIRL TO DO GEN- eral housework in # small family; good reference, WEST 82D ST.—A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN todo general housework, cook, wash or irom; best Call or address fot two Gays, ‘ence. ~ Q() West 19TH ST. REAR—AN EXPERIENCED young woman to dd general housework; willing and + Sbliging; city reference. or addross, WEST 13TH ST.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN TO 2 do housework ; city or country; best city reference, Dards not attended to. (QQ WEST, 19TH ST—A YOUNG PROTESTANT wo. 2) man todo housework; city or country; thorought Sxvorienced; wages no object to w good home; frst class rel- ‘erence. Wity referer 1 30 5 young woman te do general housework in the coun- try good reference. 132 } WEST 19TH 8T., ON FLIGHT UP, FROM A respectable woman to do general hou: ‘work in a ap all family, or wo ald do plain cooking; rofere ef 45 8D AV., BETWEEN 79TH AND SOTH 8TS., 4) ‘ourth Dell—A respectable young girl to do gen> ‘eral housework in a nice American fumily; is capable, 0d Lompered, honest an& obliging; good reference|g RAST 92D ST, THIRD FLOOR, BACK a5 rooms.—A girl to do general housework in a small Drivate family; good washer and ironer; good city reforence, 16 BAST 286Ub ST.—A SMART YOUNG WOMAN JO to do general fiowsowork, or ¢ ho objection to the country QS West sist St—aA RESPECTAR B YOUNG ri todo honsework in a «mall fumily; is a good Sock, washer and ironer; good city reference from jase pl NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1875—WITH SUPPLEMENT. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, General Housework, déc. erence. :—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN- BAPE SH Ais sunsll peivate antiys city Pet. EAST et 2 Lara seer Ar WOMAN AS 342 first class Iaundress; her business oroughly; best roference. V., CORNER 29D ST.—A_ RE- 390 special Americ oerican a ot 5 Fee testant) to do yeneral housework in per month; would go a thort distance in the Bountey¢ we years’ referonce. EAST 19TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.— 412 Tite Get to Go: general housework; ls «good cook, washer and ironer; clty or country. SITUATIONS | _WANTED—MALES. A “h Youna COLORED MAN AS ATTENDANT invalid and to make himself generally useful ; handy man. Store No. 549 6th a As ERMAN, OF GOOD ADDRESS, WITH BEST rences, is opon for beste aad eater ws Ne Fort hotel. EO. SITUATION WANTED BY 4 YOUNG ARCHITECT. draughtsman, in an archi office : Aish reference from lags siiuation. Address A. i, Horald YOUNG MAN, NOT ENGAGED APTER 12 O'CLOCK, wants to learn shirt cutting or other ofrsach Besiness: po salary. ‘Address THOMAS, Herald Uptown Pocembar; at present Lookkesper and cas ldress H. S., Herald office. ARMER'S SITUATION WANTE! foreman on a iret clase fara, by @ thorough, practical American farmer, Address, for one week, * Branch, 1, Monmouth county, N. J. Giwarion” WANTED—BY A STRONG BOY FROM old; understands the use of ‘and take care of horses, Address —A SITUATION A3, FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. ace | § N DEMANDE-UNE BONNE PRANCAISB POUR aller a Bostou, S!adresser au Westsninstor Hotol, coin la Idme rue (Est) et Irving place, chambre 201, apres cing heures de Mapres-raidi, pondant deus jours. __ BOARDERS ao A NTED AIG WES? t0tt Sta RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl to do general housework ina private family; is a first class cook, washer and ironer; best city and country reference from her last employer's. 4 WEST 85TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘ela’ lately landed, to do general housework in @ BROADWAY, BETWEEN 35TH AND 36TH stn.—A respectable English Protestant gir! to ao, eneral housework, or as cook, washer an is willing to make herself generally ‘useful; best city roa en ee SOTH AND 818T STS.— irl in an American family to do gen- , wash and fron, eral Eset rrr coal CPaSt OF SSTH ST. AND 4TH AV.—A RESPECT. ble girl to do housework in @ small family; willing references, Housekeepers, be. DEAN S8T., BROOKLYN.—AN open AN Protestant indy as housekeeper; will go in the country if desired; good reference. 488 STAY. BETWEEN 20TH AND 30TH STs. — ‘A young jsirl to do housework, or chamberwork and waiting; the best of city reference, AE EVENING “ag RA sera: DESPATCHES, LATEST NEWS AND LA TROULATION OF ANY EVENING PAPEM IN WHE UNITED MEATBS Laundresses, d&e. 15 WEST 40TH ST.—A LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN @ situation for her laundress; thoroughly competent; highly recommended. JQ West, 59D St, REAR, SEE SIGN, MRS. LIV. ingston, a respectable woman, would like family or gentlemen's washings fluting and puffing done in superior sty! 129 WEST 2erH sr. BASEMENT—A RESPECT. able colored woman wants washing and ironing; furniites’ and gentlemen's washing done to order; all conven: iences, hot and cold water, Call or address. WEST 18TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG class laundross or to do chamberwork girl as fir and fine washing; city or country; best reference, 156 WHet, 18TH, ets, REBPECTABLE YOUNG OD girl as good laundress or chambormaid; best city reference. 918 WEST 19TH St. FOURTH FLOOR—A RE ALO. spectavle woman to ro out by the day, or ¢o take & tlemen’s washing ai ca cen Fotis) McGARRY, FQ, 1 AV NEAR 7TH BTA FIRST CLASS Inundress would like to take home ladies’, gentle men’s or fainilies’ washing; all,kinds of fine work done. ) WEST 20TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to go out by the day to do first class ironing, wash- ing and finting; best reference, 33] EAST 2p ST-OA RESPECTAULE, WOMAN AS Inandress; would take in washing at her own house; good reference, Cull for two days. 25) STH AV.—AB FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, ©) wonld.do chamberwork if required; best city refor- ence. RESPECTABLE. V WOMAN AS LAUNDRESS; UN- dersts her business a best city reference ‘Address ©. H., Herald Uptown Branch Nurses, &c. ee 46TH'ST.—_A GOOD, CAPABLE COLORED either as nurse or chambermaid. Can be seon, for rel at her late Ors. GAY ST, NEW YORK.—A YOUNG, HEALTHY Fy Woman as eet nurse in # respectable family. | 21% Waar 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL, 16 XEARS ever lived out before, as n or to fs ie ‘and waiting. Call for'two d AMITY ST.-4% YOUNG FRENCH GIRL, WELL cducated, speaks Engiivh, uently, to tuke eure of children in a private family. Call for two days. WEST “BROADWA French person as nurse; two A path tie good seamstress: will- ing'and obliging? Just arrived from France. Address U.P, care of Cher! QOS WES! tH S7.—4 COMPETENT NURSE AND Seamstress; a good home preferred to high wages; city or country ; best city reference. oF EAST 28TH ST.—AN AMERICAN GIRL TO TRND children or as plain seamstress; no objection to do chamberwork ; is kind and fond of children; good references. 253 WEST 387TH 8T.—A COMPETENT YOUNG woman as nurse and seamstress; is capable of taking entire charge of an infant from birth; eas cock ; well netom mendes EAST S4TH S8T.—AS WET NURSE; CITY OR country; best reference. Cull for qo days. Boe 36 WEST 56TH ST.—A LADY IS'DESIROUS TO find a place for her pee. who is SaSrOUREy. expert qneed and can take care of s baby; no objection to make, herself generally useful, OTH AY., WIRST FLOOR, ROOM 2—A RE- 48 able youngavomai ns nurse; cen bring up an Feo me reference — YOUNG@MBRICAN GIRL AS NURSE; WILLING to do the: if desired: cam dross hair. “Ad- A. BM, Herald Uptown Branch office, 4 Waltressos, &e. 420 Maorsow “BT.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG airl as waitross in @ hatel; good city references; no aniection'ts gute Santis Galt or sdlicese fos two days: QO] WEST StH, STA RESPECTABLE, YOUNG girl as waitross or chambermaid, or is willing to as- sist with general housework; good references. ‘AITRESS—BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GIR has lived 18 years in one family ; is a fully capal Paltrow, a thoroughly negt chambermald. "Addre box 173 Herald Uptown Miscellancous. CENTRE 8T.—A_ RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes any kind of employment by the day or 23! week. S17 Amuanttc | 4 BROOKLYN.—A SCOTCH Protestant girl as maid; willing ‘to take care of growing children; no objection to tr rope oF elee- iiss clase ‘roforsneod, “Addrons ta Mt 90 wher: 628 aTH AV., BEDDING MANUFACTORY.— smart Ametican girl, aged 14 years, wishes a eed home. Cull for three days. Intelligence Offices. ROTESTANT SERVANT GIRLS AND WOMEN ready for city or country, at Protestant Bureau, 138 Gth av., above 10th st. PROFESSIONAL . SITUATIONS WANTED— 7 Fevommonded In tho city, wighos more. pupils for Buy fish, French and Music, Address Miss COOPER, 926° Madi. son ny., Now York. PARISIAN LADY, SPEAKING ENGLISH, WISHES ‘a situation as cashier or ag r in ® hotel or res- taurant; understands Spanish. 'y, between 10 ‘ o'clock, at 58 West 15th st., Teavenn ith and 6th avs. HELP WANTED—FEMALES._ GIRL WANTED—T0_ DO G GENERAL 1 HOUSEWORK in asmall family. Cali at No. 330 West Sist st. COLORED GIRL AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS end chambermeld din eet family; mast be thor: ighly tent rence. Cal aay, Dotwoou 11 and 2 o'clock, mt 15 Went atk a me URSE, WANTED-T0 TAKE CARE OF A YEAR he must be an active, experienced, noat young’ wenn the best of referenc other need apply. 153 West 11th st. Eanomar WANTED_BY AN IMPORTING AND manufacturing house; one who is familiar with artis A als and x flower goods bref fared also, you ‘ast it ret count ress, ting re! Seen lary want PB. & 60, a eo: | ences, Post ITUATION er; willin, rostaurant, WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS WAIT. to be useful in a hotel, boar: house or ‘all on or addross WAITER, 40 West 29th st OR TWO SUITS OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Rooms, suitable for a family or single gentlemen, with oF without Board, at 624 Lexington avenue. ITUATION WANTED—AS WAITER 1N A PRIVATE funily or Large ing house: best city reference. Addross A. HICKS, 47 and 49 West ath ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, situation as waiter in a private family or first class ood reference, Call on ade ANTED—A SITUATION AS PORTER OR TO DO other work, by a middle-aged German, Call on or ad- drew WM. WERSERE, No. 3 North Moore st, } BLOCK EAST «OF CITY Hd lia nF RANEFORS Mh orner William stres 250 Rooms, ‘85e., ploy oF wedeloth $1; wentlomen and familie prostaurant, Open all night LFOHBERPUL, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, SUNNY « Rooms, with superior Bourd aud home comforts, at, ver moderate prices, for f ‘44 Went Tens! et, neat Firth ‘avonua LARGE, NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO ‘one or two gentlemen, with Board, at No, 23 West Thir- Heth street, Keferences, __ CLERKS Al AND > SALESME! N ENGLISHMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS BOOK- Keeper or counterman in & or hardware store. Mholenale or rétail; long ‘oxpotioncs. A ‘Address BIRM, Herald offs NO, 1 SALESMAN, TRAVELLING IN THE SOUT! ‘ern States, wishes fo add several salable articles to iist of samples; has a lange grocery and drug trade Bou, ust of references. ‘will bo gold. on commission, Ad= dross Post office box 281, Atlanta, Gas YOUNG MAN, WHO CAN CORRESPOND AND willlug to work Yor $5 a week, may address BANKERS, box 175 Herald office. RESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN IS NOW OPEN to an appointment ay collector, salesman or other place Of fragt suine house of busines, liquors and tobacen ex. gerkeds sterling Intenrity, references iven, | Address HUM 9, He SMTAIE Eva, 924 Finh avonno, South Brooklyn OOKKEEPING.—A | PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT will correct and big i pr out confused books, part- nership laterests, ope ooks, assist bookkeg] 00) hooks tom ys "very, low. charges Jou MATHEWS, box tab Herald office. OOKKEEPER OR CASHIER'S SITUATION WANTED by a young man of 22; five vears’ experience Tefereneo ‘nnd security, Aditross J. Eh dare of Uecian Ae win & Co., 160 Dua 'S FURNISHING Goops SALESMAN WANTED— Must thoroughly understand the business and be well acquainted with first class retail trade. No others need ap- ply at ©, W. FRENOH’S, 569 Broadway. LLINERY SALESMEN WANTR and jobbing millinery house will ments with two or three Al salesmen; stock and location the best in tho trade. Answers confidential, H. C. A., Her office. OTIOE.—WANTED—A SHOE SALESMAN FOR Southern trade. None need apply but those either ac- auainted with that or other trado_ by of travel; must give good reforenco. Our line is children’s aud missos’ fine hoes and women’s and misses’ turn work. LAIRD, SHO BER & MITCHELL, 119 North Fourth street, Philadelphia, HREE GOOD PENMEN WANTED—WHO ARE EX- perienced in soliciting advertisements. Address, by let- ter, Captain W. H. B., Brandreth House. TANTED—A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR THE varnish business. Apply, by letter only, to MURPHY &CO., Newark, N. J. ‘Py ANIED..BY 4 GERMAN DRUGGIST, A SITUATION either in wholesale or retail; best references, Address L. K., Herald office. ANTED—A SALESMAN FOR MACHINE TWIST and sewing silk; one that can intluence trade with Gigthing orshoe manufacturers. Addrew N. B. M., Herel of —AN IMPORTING ¢ liberal arrango- WAXTED— BOOKKEEPER (DOUBLE ENTRY), IN A ‘goods importing houxe; only those competont Address, giving referonces and salary required, Yost office, New York. neoa appiy. box Ba ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS ENTRY CLERK, IN fn importing and jobbing. an compotent for tthe porition ; iran ta kautertneae oe anpitoank ele ra 2,720 Post office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER AND correspondent in the Ruagian, Ue lapee roeret French, Spanish and Portuguese langaage “testimonials, Address B. § S., 38 East Penh strech TANTED.—GENTLEMAN SEEKING AN ENGAGE: ment to call to-day, from 10 to 4, room 2, 14 Murray st. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT BOOK- keeper. Addross, giving age, residence, cxpeclenae, roferencos and amount of salary expected, K, H. J. 2at Horald office. Answers failing in any one fon Big will receive no attention. | ANTED—A) BOOKKEBPER) ONE WHO | THOR: oughly understands the, re ary business. Ap- ply by ladier only, PARK & TILFORD, No. Oat Broadway. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, FIRST CLASS ENGLISH. 8 JACHMAN—BY A m the best of characters; good wager ected | Baidress WILLIAMS, care of F. Taylor, th st. 1 50 70,8, PER, PAY, $8 TO $12 4 WEEK — OV Fine Kooms and excellent Table for fam- les or gentlemen; Kooms $3 per week; at City Hotel, cor- ner of Broudway and Eighth street, WERT TWENTY-SECOND — STREBT.—SECOND floor large and hall Rooms, handsomely furnished; Othor ploasant Rooms, with Bourd; location very desirable house and appointments unexceptionable; prices reduced; references required. ATH AVENUE, 201.—TO A PARTY DIRIRING. BU. ©) porior accommodations new and handsomely furnished Suit of Rooms is offered; privato table and thorough ap- very particular. WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.— Pleasant front Rooms, fe ble Board, $4 out by steam: 10 38 Board; single Room, $7; uh ple taken ; house heated thro 1 TH STREET, 217 WEST.—ELEGANT ROOMS, WITH Board; large front Room and connecting hall Room, unexpectedly vacated by party leaving for Europe; also Rooins for gentlemen; references. TH STREET, 310 WEST.—HANDSOMELY FUR: nished Rooms to let, with Board, for gentleman and single gentlemen; house newly painted; in good orm moderate, 1 (0, 47 WEST-HANDSOMELY FUR. and hall Room, connected, on third floor, with Board; also one on second floor; house and loca- tion Brst class; references. 16 CLINTON PLACE (EIGHTH STREET), BETWEEN LU) Broadway aud University place,—Large and sin, Rooms, with Boars fumilies or single gentlemen, in a family from Paris; {good opportunity to oak French, 17 BASU THIRTY FIRST STREET, BETWEEN MADI- fon and Fifth avenuor. nt Parlor Sulte; every convenionce, with private yi Nigtisediv tecoascer 1Q AND 20 HAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, DE- tween Madison and Fifth avenues.—Good accommoda- ions, with Board, for families and gentlemen staal tubles; table d’hote. H. LEFLER, Q5 Vest BIGBTEENTH STREET.—PARLOR FLOOR Board, OGTH STREET, 4 WEST. FINE ROOMS, ON THE first floor, furnishod or ‘unfurnished, with first class Board; aronl home at a moderate prico; good location; near St. James’ Hotel. OT WEST SIXTEENTH STREET—TO LET, WITH Board, handsomety furnished Rooms, to gentlemen and their wives or to parties of single geutlosien; references exchan; Q4TH STREET, 194 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY.— Elegantly furnished second story front Room and Bedroom, with unexceptionable Board ; also single Room, for gentlemen ; terms, $10 por wi 3 3G WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN FLPTIL and Sixth avenues.—To let, furnished Rgoms, with Board or private table, in w private family; references, \4 EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. | L3ON LINE FoR SouTHAurrox ‘iD Wri o Pler 58, North Hiver nn telowe: pera il LOMBO. feat 15| HIN! NAV ARI! OTHELLO AnaOW L TAvERPOot DUBLIN, n EO BEXNS STATE OP Shvasta ‘Thursday. Dow. 40 and overy alteraste Tira thereat iret cabin, $0 and Be i Eeturn, ti tskets’etaie ee nang Bb at lo | HALDWIN SCO. Agoute No, 23 Besadiway. leo, No, 45 Broadway. OB LivEapoo! TED STATES MALL. ecember 4, at 9290 A. bent ni, favorable terms, age, aleon. staterooms, smoking rant bath rooms are placed, ips, where the nuise and rcotion are least, afording & Comfort hitherto unattainable nt seu ection of plans and other inlormation apply at the office, 19 Broadway, New York, RS “CORTIS, Agont, YATIONAL LINE, Fro Nos. 44 and 47 North Ri N ™ POR LONDON bingor . $69 and 870, currency. Steerage nt reduced prices ‘Return tickets wt reduced rates. repaid Stoorage tickets from Liverpool wt the lowest rates. Apply ab the company’s ollien, 69 Broadway, 1 oy wa cacer wer. NUNARD LINE.—B. AND N. A. R. M. 8. PCO. NOTICE. With a view to diminishing the chances of collision the mers of this line take & specific course for all seasons of usenstown to Now York or year. On the outward passage from \eridian of 50 ut 43 latitude, oF noth Roston, crossi the ing to the north ot 43, in the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 50 at nothing to the north of 42. SEW YOhie PO LIVERPOOL, AND + Wed. Deo. 8 N <-Wed., Deo. 15 Steam re miacked § Jo not carry ‘$80, $100 ‘aud $190, gand. secording to ae- gommodinion.: hein ickets on nod terms. Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low cabin of No. 4 Rowling Green, yh ry tiny ove at Deo. 1 Royal Mail Steamers Cal appointed to ad é Biles I FOR QUFE owe AND Lv ee b Bang pie ef AL * 4 "Baturtaye November 27, at L..Saturday, December 4, at Fy -Saturday, Decenaber 11, at 2 P, 3 Saturday, December 1%. at 9 A. M. nd each sucoveding saivrday, from pier North River GE, Ths OF PAS: a Cabin $80 and $100, gold Bteora: currency Drafts iasued at lowest rate: For Cabin es and general business apply at the com- pany's office. Broadway. pict, Stoernge anege at 33 Broadway, or pier 45 North JOHN G. DALB, Agent _ PACKET COMPANY'S LIU ERBOURG and HAMBURG. Oc Deo. AMBURG-AMERICAN for PLYMOUTH, NE Rates of passago to Plymouth, London, Cherb ints 1m England, Scotland and Wal burg an Cabin first saloon, gold. $100 Gaudin, second saloon, gol % weerage currency KUNHARDT & CO, General Agents, General Passenger Agents, G1 Broad strect, New York. 61 wr New York, 39 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—FOUR NICELY piurnished id floor, together or singly, a ingle Rooms; tublo unexcep: Monabte terms reasonable. 6) CLINTON PLACE, CORNER O¥ UNIVERSITY co Place, —This house having changed hands, Roome en snito or singiy, with full Board, for married or siigle gontle- men; references; terms moderate. WES? TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND n furnished Rooms to let, Sixth avenues.—Eleyant); 1 Board; modern impro allt or witho Floor, en ane or siugl: rices moderate ONE DIRECT LINE TO FRANCK, THE GENERAL TRANSA ATES aiid COMPANY'S MAIL GFAEBEG BETWE The splendid ves won tule arate cmeniee Continent ing more southerly than any other) will sail from pier North River as follows :— FRANGR, Trudello. LABRADOR, Sangl AMERIQUE, Pouzois.. Saturday, [ PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD’ (nciiding wind) — Firat Cabin, $110 to $120, according. to Sonesta cond Cabin, $7: hird Cabin, $40. Rota tokens aeredaced tater Saturday, Nov. 27 turday, Dec. 11 25 Steerage, $26, with supbrior Rabiaesuttb: including all necessaries without extra charge. Steamers marked thus * do not carry steorage passengers, LOUIS DE B. AN, Agent, roadway, BQ IRVING PLACE, TWO DOORS FROM GRAMER cy park.—Entire Second Floor, large, light and unu- ssaally pleasant sunny rooms, en suite or singly; private table if preferred. Kefere 102 FOURTH AVENUE.—WORKIN i LADIES AND 4 centiemen in search of a quiet resnectable boarding house and home comforts; terms $4 and $4 50, 85 and 105 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STRE BETWEEN ) Lexington and Fourth avenues.—Furnishod Rooms 40 ‘rent, with fiosrd, to femilies or single gentlemen; hot and cold wator; references. RESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN AS GROOM OR couchnian: sober, honest and industrious; perfectly capable. civil, obliging ‘and attentive to his duties; best city references. Address EDWARD, box 179 Horald office. YOUNG COLORED MAN AS COACHMAN; UNDER- stands his aes thoroughly; five yours’ ity, refer- Address A. W. Uptown Branch ences. office. PRACTICAL FLORIST AND GARDENER WANTS ‘a situation; is a good man and thoroughly understands business; cau take charge of a place; low wages. dross T, M., seed store, 35 Cortlandt st. SINGLE YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WISHES A SIT. uation as coachinan and gardener; can milk; best rof- grence. Call on or address, for three days, Ie M., No, 473 uudson you. AS GROOM; od reference i jorald Uptown G MAN WISHES A SITUATION thoroughly understands his business ; ress WILLIAM EVERLY, S COACHMAN—BY A YOUNG SCOTCHMAN, 28 years old: very obliging; can milk best of refor- ence; only leaving on account of the geni in disposing of ir atock, ‘Addross for threo days, W. fe, box No. 100 Herald SINGLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH- man ls a good, steady driver; thoroughly understands the care of horses und curringes; would attond the furnace, Address COACHMAN, box 180 Herald Uptown Branch office, YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH. man and gardener; will make himself generally use. pore reference. Address A. M. 0., bo: feral (oacnisx. .—A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CITY can highly recommend his coachman. by calling ou or addrossing him at 58 Vestry st, v. J. WILCOX & GO. (cacséass SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST class couchman; has served with Ger W. Cutting for four yoars. Call for 8. BI., at present employer's stuble, 17 Wost 44th Fat 130 Front st. QckcEaaN WANTED, A SITUATION AS COACH- _) man, by @ man who can farnish the best of reference from previous employer. Address DANIEL MeGOWAN, 157 Sackett st., Brooklyn. IRST CLASS COLORED COACHMAN WISHES A situation od reference: willing to make himseit useful. Call ress B, JOHNSON, 222 Sth ITUATION WANTED—BY A DANE, SOBER AND Te : dustrions, as coachman or to make himself generally Useful ona gentleman's place, Refers to Mr. C. Lawton, 132 Wiasan st), for four duys SiTUATIO NTED BY A YOUNG GERMAN AS understands the care of horses and is willing to make! Rimveituseful in the arden and around the. Bowes Call on or address for three days T. 8., care of Peter Disch, 85 Greenwich street. 107 “WEST FORTY-FIFTH STREE?.—A “PRIVATE family will let, with or without Board, a nicely fur- nished second story back Room. Tt WEST SIXTEENTH SiREET FRONT ROOM, second floor, with Board, for one or two, gentiemen orgentloman and wife stuall Room, without board; roferences, Tl6 BAST TWENTY-FOUKTH STRERT, ONE BLOCK from Madison square.—Furnisiied Rodms tor gentle. men only, with or without breakfast; house newly furnished und in perfect order; first class wccommodations at reason- able rates; reference T19 EAS? SEVENTEENTH STREBT, NEAR UNION J syuare.—Large Room on second flodr and hall Room on third (oor, with Board, for gentlemen or family; also 152 Fast TETH STREET (5 GRAMERCY 24 place).—A gentleman and wife ean have cood Room and Hoard at reasonable prices; also, Koom for two oF ain gle Room. 206 FIFTH AVENUE, OPPOSITE MADISON square.—Handsomely furnished Partor and Bed- foun for goutioraan aud wife, second story, frouting Broad: way, with first class Board; roforences exchanged. OA “SEVENTH STREET.—A HAND- ‘ly furnished back Parlor to let, to a gentie- man, with or without Breakfast, vory reasoable. 5 WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET. —TO A Quiet 52, prentty fens will rent front Parlor, Bedroom adjoining. warmed or 84/50; ball Bedroom, $1 284 back, Parla Parlor’ and alveve, FOURTH ee E, NEAG FWENTTSROOND street.—Sovoral young men, witling to be Joint oc- cupants of fine large room, ean be accommodated with good Board on very reasonable terms; house private and ‘rst class, 996 HESRY STREET, NEAR STATE. BROOKLYN — Nicely furnished Rooms; exceilent Bourd ; first class location; all improvements; fire and gas; five minutes’ walk to forties army 66 tot pei week, seg a 320.8 WEST FORTY SECOND STREET —FURN ISHED Rooms, with or without, Board: terms, with Board 88 por week; gas, hot and cold water and bath; neat Bievaied nilrond; home comforts. ANCHOR LINE CARRYING THE NEW NITED STATES MATL, YORK AND GLA ae 0h Koon, mber 27, at 2 P.M. Satursehy Dommaper a, se wat ‘ M saturday, December 1 M, POUL, LOSDOND ERY, OR BEL FAS tats According to ‘accommodation, BERAGE, S23, abin—$65 to > 8 INTERMEDIATE, basis gt for any pies at current aed HE ON BROS,, Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green, Mos, DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE LAND, BELGIUM, THE RUINE, SWITZERLAN. &C., via ROTTER: Steamer MAAS.. iy are great tavorites with the public, Tagular;. rehes low; comiyrt and living perfect, , Fr EDYE & co, 1" PMH iW, 3 MORRIS, ORTH GERMAN SIBAMSILE 1 ‘SOU TLO’ LINE RI WEEN NEw YORK, PTON AND BREM. m foot of Becond street Huboken. jov. 20 HERMANN, Deo 4 ‘Nov, 27 AMERICA. Deo. 11 Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, Havre or Bremen :— First Cabin, $100, gold; Second Cabin, $60, gold; Steerage, ‘go, currency, Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid stuorage certilieates, $32, currency. 0 ae ‘eight be sae chhy &° CO... No. 2 Bowling Groen. Bh ye ora jeite LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS. N AND LIVERPOOL, “Salt every TUESDAY from pler 46 North River, Novada, Nov. 23, Dakota, Dec. 14, 6:30 A.M. Montana, Noy. 90, Tis. Wisconsin, '21, noon. Idaho, Dee, 7, noon. Wyoming, Dee. 23,6304. M Cabla, intermediate and steerage, at jowest rates. Brepald tickets at low rates, stambarg, od to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Swoden, fo.” Drafts on Ireland, England, Prance and Ger many i lowest rates. WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. one "DOM On, Rae Norton e ay Pine ee Richiuond, Phesdoys, Thurs M., connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee yr) Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio ailroad, and with the com. ‘ston lines. 4 interior. pointa iy. North Caroline rginia, Newbern and W nm, N, ©. (via Norfolk), ‘Thursday and Saturday. wer Monday aud Thursday ae 4 P. M.. connecting with M wad aud Delaware railroads Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. nigh passage tickets and bills Pot nding to all points at pe ys sand ‘Satu Th Tnsurance to Norfolk, &., ‘4 per cent. Frei North River, General tices , L. MOOREADY, § OF STEAMSHTPS for New Orleans and Texas will sail every day to New Orloane, transferring Texas freight there to Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad for Brashear, thenoe per sieaince of Morgan's line W Texas iP W. ELDER will sail from pier 38 m0 8 Sooner November 20, at 3P. M., for New Through bifis of lading signed to Mobile, Galveston, and to all points on the Galveston, Harrisburg’ and San Antonio, Houston and Texas Central, International and Great North= xas and Pasile and Teans-C vatimental Rail % indtanate and Son and all poiats ou the way, rtios Santiago, Gor: Fulton, pus Christi, Rook: Freight tor st kport. de at either Corpus aor pense and risk of consign ight f fatamuras. and. poluts ia theta terior inust bave consijznse at Heacos Santiago. Tnsnrance can be effected under open policy oy of 0. A. White « ‘ow Orleans, From New York to New Orleans, from New York to all Texas ports via New Or- per cen Freight at lowest rates. For freight or further informae 13 Hon apply CHARLES A. WHITNEY E00. Agente Pie ‘8y North \ Riven R NEW ORLE. ‘T, THE Choa Eht." LINE, ‘The HUDSON, Ce on Saturday, Noveiaber 21 from pier No, 9 North River. Through bills of Ladin, 1 to Mobile and ali prinetpal points on the Mississipp! Rivor. Cabin passage, $50; steerage, Apply to CLARK & SEAMA te Dawin, at 8 o'clock P. M., BO West: Lined e OF DALLAS, “December from as York, ia Savsnuah, Ga, Decombor 14 and Di comer oF freight or passage apply to FERRIS & CO., Agonis, 62 South steeok. F _ GUIDE, ION IN FARE BY PEOPLE'S Albany.—State rooms warmed by First class PS eet only. ‘$1; passage berth, jenvin “dail (Sunday Ox- wu plot ai North River, foot of Cama YALL RIVER LINE YO Bostc via Newport. and Voll Kever.—The world-renowned Steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 Nortla River, foot of Murray street, daily (Sundays excepted), af 3 Through tickets sold at all principal Hotels in TR AV ELLERS’ A “Tare ‘Ar REDUC . line steamboats to steam pipe, the city. L SYLVANIA RATLROA! The Great Trunk line and United States Mail route, ‘Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cort- landt streets, as follows: ‘ Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and South, with ERiinoam palace ears accaclod, O39) A. Mey aud 9:30 PA Pullman pal rs atte For Willaasport and Lock Haven (via Philadetphia and ‘Brig allroad Divisiop, connecting at Philadelphia) 90 My For Williamsport, Lock Mayen, Corry and Erie, P.M. connecting at dstey tor Tiusvillo, Petroloush For Baltimore, Washinton and the South, “Limited Wash- ington Express” of Pullman parlor cars ny 2 xcept, Sun- E arrive at Ws reshiaeiey. #0 bea Regu. a area ests Ph at Wintgrane and at Lote Lhd jan night pa cy 9,10, 11 A.M. a, 50, a 0, and 12 Gighe* Standay, 7 and 8:10 P.M. ay ee i 10,41 A. M12. 52. + 4:50, 5 220, 940, G, Gilt Pate ‘wad night Sunday, “SA. Me, Keg Abo sud South Amboy, 6 and 10 so ame FM 1a it, 2.5.40, 44 (i a mera tents aah arsed Eye a ete | M, Far Bust Millstono, 22 noon, 3 and 5 20 P For Kingstone and’ ‘Rocky Hill, 8:40 A. M. ronda sons M For Princeto AM, asa 2 a:0 and 7 P.M ¥or Lambertvil 4, 4:10'and 5 B.S Fork “neatly Phi rns ‘and Belviders, A. M. and 2P. Por \ \d Somerset Branch, 3 P.M. Far Hecntg, ordanio, a and Camden, 7:30 and B90 A. ML, 12:30, 2, 4, 9 and 7 Bor Proshold, and 10 Ep M. ee rine a eat and Undone ar Amt stown, Pemberton un: y . Fo AOE AL nad vin Monmouth Junction, 4:10 2. Me? Wo oubridge, ee yea 2H a ver Hightstown and Pemberton, 6A. M.' via Perth Amboy, a DA. wie Monmouth Junction. 4 1030 fe :—From Pittsbur; raha 9 a8 follows From Pittsburg, 653 and 10:30 7 AM. ; 6:60, 20, 10 Toker omices 526 and OFL Broadway, No. 1 Astor Housp ‘and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt st No. 4 Court street, Brooklyn; Nos. 114,116 and 118 Hudson street, Ho: Emigrant Ticket Olfice No.8 a vORANK THOMPSON, D. HOPD te, General Manny Passe ‘Agel ‘PRovinENcE AND. STi A GTON SHIP CO, W YORK AND BOSTON STONINGTON LINE. From pier 33 Nor River, foot of Jay stroek, the sega steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT dally (excopt Sundays) a PROVIDENCE. LINE. From pier 27 North: River, foot of Robinson street, the a a and GALATEA daily (exeopt Sun- jays) at 42 Leaves New York, For Philadelphia, For Philadelphia, __EXCURSIONS. (jop ‘FISHING & Excuns ON THANKSGIVING DAY, Nov. 25. Steamer pa LOW. Fare $1. Seo Papers. AL. G. FOSTER, Manager. DANCING ACADEMIES, A SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMTES.—CLASSES . 14 East Thirteenth ; Brevoort Halt, 154 Kast Fitty-fourth street. PRIVATE LESSONS any hour, pe cate private ucademy, 212 Bast ae h street, — 7 DANCIN MY, PLIMPTON'S - Bapding, ecorresant cod Ricier tavolie Steer eee how forming; private lessons in glide amd ass a specialty; sofreo Monday evenings. street aid Third avenue, every Wedne: evening. ALLEN DoDWOR' is o. 212 Fittl v Brooklyn branch at 198 Washington 5 vate lessons for ladies, gentlemen ulars sond for a cireular. J. Masonic Hall, 1 yaday afternoon aud } SCHOOL, Classes oF prt ‘or partic- XPECIAL NOTICE.—THE SPLENDID MATL STEAM- ship NEVADA sails for Queenstown and Li Tuesday, mber 23, at 2o’elock P.M. Cabin, diato and steerage passage at lowest rates, er to IAMS & GUION, 29 Brondway. D® GaRMo's Dancing: Classes, 55 West 884 st. between Broadway and Mifth avenue, 89 FAST THIRTEENTH STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms to let, large and small; moderate prices; with or without Board. 84 LEXINGTON AVENUB.—THRER GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with nicely furnished Rooms and good Board in a private family; good house, with mod- ern improvements ; references, =MAISON PARISIENNE, 38 AND 40 BABT . Lie street, between Broadway and University piace.—I nt Apar for families and single. yontle men, ‘with oF o ‘thout ‘Board, at moderate prices. ‘EW DOORS FROM FIPPH AVENUE HOTEL.— Pleasant Rooms and Board. 44 West Twenty-fourth ‘Stroot; location most central ; terms moderate. Waiter SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A married man; no chil horoughly experienced Dp are. man ; every way competent, ‘873 6th ay., New York cit ar Z —A cy see OF THIRD Post ROOMS TO ke iT with Bos , together or sep: ly "very cholve location; family private; °38 Want For th streét; references. Se io SOuN NOL GENTS OF ABILITY ( {o GENTLEMEN AND LADIES) wanted ovorswhere—To sell ® Musical Publication, wgenily bound sad without com apebltion; now ready no suikeription, INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING. COM. PANY, Bennett Building. Ae WANTED—IN TOWN AND COUNTRY, TO sell our pure teas to pao: and large — in the: ¥ to ANTEDCA PIRST OLASS WAITRESS. ONLY those that have had experience and can come well recommended need apply at No 16 West 58d st., between the Toure of #2 and:2 0’ “French or Gerfun preferred, ER AND DAUGHTER AS COO) ale and to, take caro of children oe M1 fami it of town. stat! ust be low, box 1-121 Post offiee, Plainfield, Neds ANTED—A GOOD WET NURSE FOR ATWO onthe child; references required, | Apply to, Mr. F. 2, 47 West 28th st., between 9 and 10 o'clock A. WANTED—AN | AMERICAN PROTESTANT, TO DO ‘waiting aud light Lousework; permanent place. Call at No. 5 ost Sth oa ws ___ SEPUATIONS -WANTED—MALES, i: MIDDLE-AGED GERMAN MAN WISHES A SITU. ation in a gentleman's family to make himself useful Or in a store; reads and writes German perfectly and roads English; is ‘not atrald of work. Apply to JOS. LAKES, No, A. XPUNG MAN, COLORED, FROM Sf. THOMAS, hoe a situation as Waiter in a private faraily mea from the last place; jullivan street, salary no ob+ ig et, No, 288 Bowery. . OY WANTED—TO TEND BAR AND MAKE HIM- Self generally useful; murt come well’ recommended, Apply with references at ‘500 8th av, par WAGES PASILY Lake oe Pai i —CALL on CHAS, ULUCAS & © Wind Rails YOUTH WHO UN: Peg sierg DS ENGLISH . and Italian, Answer, box 1,211 Post offic. JANTED—IN OFFICR OF A WHOLESALE DitUG house, an intelligent lad; one just from school pre- ferred; must write a Address DRUGGIST, box 167 Herald office. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG COLORED M. TO DO GEN. ral housework and to wait in ® small private family; Fences must be produced, Inquire at 30 Nassau st, city Yom a ANTED—A <A FAITHFUL MAN TO TAKE CARE OF horses and wash wagons, Apply at No. 1,155 Broad- ‘way, corner of 27th st. BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, _ YOUNG, MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE A SUIT OF Gepksshaibeser ab. Inil pacitsaines est" traces Sobek w an 4 BERWSTER Horetd ofice, 2 ee GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD FOR SELF child and nurse, in neighborhood of West Thirty-fonrth street; terms must be very roasonable, Ad- dress, with full particulars, box 1,148 New York Post office, BOARD AND ROOM ON TUIED FLOOR, PRONT, TO. ‘te eth ar jth ~* gan, Co for gentidman, wife 'and infant, in good locality, to "Addre PERMANENT, box 181 Herald { Slows fraueh ofa. E ROOMS, with goo iv & fan! its with fail particulars, By D, ok a ne _ BROOKLYN _BOARD. ) HENRY STREET, BROOKLYN, FIVE MINUTES ik from Fulton or Wall street ferries, on the rst class Board, heat and gas iuciuded; torma, 88; references, HOTELS. - ’ ELMONT HOTEL, FULTON STREET, NEAR Brondway and torminus of city railways; business ro; open all night; Rooms, 50c. up. ining tooms open Sundays, European. pla now faintly Hors ARANT HOUSE, 48 NEW BOWERY, NEAR CHATHAM square.—Gregt reduction; double Rooms, 75e., $1; single Room: a B5e. 5 weekly, $1 50 and #3; all Fooms warm and cl Open ail night, ‘ANTED—A MAN TO TAKE thread mill; to the right man an excell offered. Address box 1,061 Post office, Wor Bl A FIRST CLASS MAN COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN restaurant or first class boarding house; city ot ren try; reference first class, Call ou or addroas COOK, 1 fest 30th st, A MAN OF 23 YEARS OF ry Lark) oad waiter, wishes @ situation rivate fam’ Teferences. ‘Address FRENCH, a Pe agar" Branch office, RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN 2 valet, or would mi ima US isla” Ritter Bete a, GooD 6 yaar 29TH 8T., IN THE BASEMENT.—A RE- 216 ad Gait or ad teen colored girl to do general housework, s+ ns ELIZABETH ST., THIRD FLOOR—A SINGLE 217 f(igrmian Indy to dd general housework in ® small Private farail be aha74 weet (re ST., LF big EAR—A RE« ‘oung wo rt spectable young w man te lo goneral housework YOUNG ENGLISHMAN Phe A SITUATION 4s cook and to carve; thorough usimose; city roterences Address’. Mt.” ais'Ban 19th ve AS Jp bis a WANTED—BY A porns, TRIEEAN, herpes, first slags refer rence Plover , Heraid Uptown Bi ra A. FRENCHMAN, JUST ARRIVED FROM. ?, pisheus situation as walter i work for moderate waans, Address ANTED—A YOUNG MAN THAT W the quot b dusiness, Apply corner Van Brai and Dike- TANTED—AN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MAN, OF WA toed aadross, to solicit orders, THOMAS KELLY, 17 Barclay st, second {VANTED-AT THE WHALEMEN'S HEADQUAR- W ters, 109 Sonth st., boatstecrers, coopers, blacksmiths, hands for whaling voruges jor. . cooks and stout Amerienh Apply exclusively to J. M¢ bRiso: OIL STOVE, WITH PATENT CHANDELIER Tap, 16 Nai tt for warming offices, cooking aud Jam] ting up fsent on rece! sor Wake out a asp NG JONES, Be Hudson nt N fork, ‘A WERK AND COMMISSION TO 10 GOOD business men as canvassers; needed in Philadel- jhe 0 10 weeks, and thon same time in Two years? work on tho groatest advertising i world; i famperens ne py ean al an Hg wore or AN : WAP So SUMAN E Susttull and se. Jobnsieeots, Philedel- phia a a: CORNER Pifty-elghih sires and modern orn At 859; two single Rooms i AIGE’S HOTEL, EUROPEAN Spring street; néar all steamship: sons by the day or week ; terms mo PLAN, FOO OF families or single ral JPINGLER HOUSE HAS CHANGED HANDS.—THE old proprietor, Mr. T J. COK, is now ready to receive his former quests and ell others who ‘may require good Rooms and Board at an rates, elther on the Kuropean or American plan, 5, 7, 9 Union'square, — we COUNTRY BOARD, FARMER WISHES 1 TWO ORT OR THREE BOARDERS daring tho winter; 75 miles from New York; near de- torms moderate ; city references given. P aaatand B. 0. ‘ON, Lagrangeviile, utehess county, N. Y. A wi WINTER Ee Rowe Vic NASSAU, N. P., BAHA- mas.—Now open, Ao Mimbit in the world. Stoamors will love . ta, every ten days ‘ieulars addross Guan we WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT. Salling trom pier 18 East River as follows >— CORNWALL, Stamper. SOMERSET, Western. Cabin passage, $70; hong if rency; excursi jon tickets, Apply toW. D. MORGAN, __ COAST WISE _STEAMSHIP: ACIPIO MAIL STEAMSINE “LINE—FOR ©. CALIFOR- ala, Japau and China, from pier 42 North River. ASPIN Steamship Rae fod “ ene 30 Connecting EXCURSION Ti Tc KETS TO Tite oo Post aA WN AND RETU good tii ll March, 1876, ‘Soh, OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY OLD, FRANC ‘ FOR JAPAN AND CHINA, .Wednesday, November 24, Saturday, December 18 odiate, $45; steerage, $30, car- BALA: be een 1Ty oF TOA SRUANCISCO.”) For treight or pass: ay at pier ‘a Dastege PPT BULLAY, Superintosdent, ¥., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL, nea Ny Beaters eave pier We. 9 Morty mi at 3 P, CITY OF HEY, York, RIDA vis Hiavane, CITY OF M Vor freight warpassais ERA CR AN) Progros0, eS Tuspan and e, ERED, Tuesday, NDREPS SONS, St and 93 Broadway. will -eavo New Orloans November 20 and Decora- ‘ora Cruz and all the other ports, _ FURNITURE. ~ iorox ROOMS, 30 AND 41 EAST THIRTIETH A‘ reot,—All kinds of modern and antique Furniture, Garpots, Mirrors, Pianos, » Paintings. Books, ‘Bilver, he, at private salo at ai pies A PRIVATE FAMILY GOING ABROAD WILL SEL! Furniture, namel; in lots to suit, all their elogant and costly Househol Parlor Snits, in satin and cotelane; ons Pianoforte, Oil Paintings, Brontes, Bedsteads, Dressing Uases and Washstands, and ng prion, uattregaee, Dining Furniture, i: Chai oat ab private reside: —An Elegant ILLEEN'S AUCTION MART,22 BAST THIRTEENTA Sireot, near University place—W! nnere—Parlor Suits, Wardrobes, Dressing Cases, fine ere, two large mantel Mirrors, bedroom Suit, throe pieces; woll worthy ae tention; cash of instalments. vHR Lower PR VEST PRICES FOR FURNIT ETS, iettrenses, Boda ‘at B. M. TOWPERTH WATE & 60.8, 155 and AUF Chatham | street. An immense stock and great variety. ____ MARBLE. melee: ;REATLY REDUCED PRIC A rs eaten to! ao bene tna Mas ‘tiarble Mantels, Wash ose ‘Trays and Plato Work of every dove prion. Gbituiine Fourtt vavente ‘und Bevontesuth sce _Union sau or ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, NEW. DE. signs, from $12 upward; also Monumental work ently reduced prices; Marblo'Turning for, the ‘trade aa ait EN 14 Last 1oth st., near Third avenue, Mow Ye DENTISTRY. TEW YORK AND HAVANA DIREOT MAIL) LINE.— These first class stonmeliips will sail at 3 P. M. from pier 13 North River, foot of Gedar streat, for Havana direct as follows :— COLUMBUS. CRESCENT Clit <Thursday, Dec. 2 For freight oF passage, having wnsurpassed accoimmoda Mons, apply. p, CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bolte Green, McKeller, Luling £ Co., Agontsin™ Havana, APL LINK FOR ST. DOMINGO. M re tev cing steamship LMINGTON, + Hi. Gardiner, mister, sin "from pier 13 East River, on Monda: Me (and monthly thereafter), for Turks St, Domingo City. t IRMA P. CLYDE & co, No. 6 Bowling Given, FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING T KEY ing the United States mail.—The steamer apt isin Etdridge, will sail Saturday, Novem Rast Ri rough bills of lad fing: given ‘ae Couteal International | jouston and Henderson d San Antonia railroads ‘ igh or athe rye fons, poly to eae eerie ane, oF WB OLYDE, No. 8 agit on, Harrisbur; and the Galver 5 a Freight and insursince at loweat rates, | For {rel Gee woxTtny LINE FOR VENEZUELA, VIA ST. Thomas, carrying tho United States mail, The steamer r, U Yomi tall rom pier 20 is. For frotght fons, apply vo 0, Sead -Taesday, Nov. 23. | ET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT 128 West Thirty-fourth st powers. Sixth and Roveuth avenuss, near Broadway cial mechanical den- tistry; coral, rubber whalebone rubber, go pid sea platina Sets Plumpers, "Rewalators ko. Rinh Urand sirect ferry or Sixth avenue carr or Brosdway EWBROUGH, 128 West Thirty-fourth street. CLOTHING, GREAT DEMAND PROM MY AGENTS FOR AL indies ana outiemen's cast-off Clothing. Carpets, Pure Diamon camels’ hair Shaws, s. Soweley. 1 be a tthe ‘prices we iid gatinty yo or note 178 Seventh avenue. 8 ROLOGER PROFESSOR EIST, 819 SIXTH 4A. avenue, near Twentiath street drons ull lettors to box 4.820 Post ofiice, lity. + anodes aed “—DON'T Bi LUMBUGGED BY REWARDS.— ‘A, BRIGNOLI, Medieal ey Rag may? Ch iaivopane tt De an xth and Seventh avenues. MEDICAL, MAXWELL, 1i4 BAST TEN RET, medical advice 'to ladies and clio Pasting —DR. AND MME. GRINDLE_ CUR! LI . A. plaints; 25 years! practice. 142 West rtytgtth a, —MME. RESTELL, MIDWIFE, 5) A. East Pitty-socond street, ep ey uae, LOW ING. as | ARE THE 0 A b) ED OFFICES FOR THE RECKIPT OF ADVERTIS: ano 8 ‘SubSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK AL MEROADWAY CORNER ANN STREBT. 1,285 BROADW WAY. 6b SIXTH AVENUE, TH SOUR ATE STRERT, PHILADELPHIA, seg’ NER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK. ne Punta rer] HEREBY hr g THAT THE ne NLY AUTH DVICE FREB.—DR. 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