The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1875, Page 15

Cooks, &e. IST ST., ROOM 9.—A RESPECTABLE AMERI- can woman to work in a restaurant by the day: 17 r A cook, washer and ironer; good reference, a) SOUTH STI AV.—A GOOD FRENC! a private family; five years’ reference, OT ott Av. NEAR STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE e widow woman us cook; has a little cirl se old with he orough servant; best of city he country, o1 ll WEST 24TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—AS COMPETENT colored cook; cin give good city reference. Call for two days. WEST 25TH 8T.—A COLORED PERSON AS good cook or laundress. NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. _ Dressmakers and Seamstresses. SEAMSTRESS Peta ri = by the h ‘rene lessons in families ; first class references. JC 'B, 1465 Spring st. 7, zp — FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, EM- y eo “gees ib fit and hem in first cluss style er faxhions from’ France and London; terms, mod- Address ©, 0., Herald Uptown Braneh office. ceives 6. AND DRESSMAKER, WILL |, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Nurses, é&c. REMSEN ST., BROOKLYN.—A NORTH GERMAN 4 indy, speaking good English, to take the entim charge of children; best city reference, Call on Miss 8. 66 3 ANTED—BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT lrossmaker, @ few engagements to go out by the day; : spiny enesiiane taste in arranging trimmings. Address jerald Uptown Branch office. enn di GF, General Housework, &e. 1ST ST., ROOM 9.—A RESPECTABLE AMER1- : ean woman to do general housework where she can rl (12 years) ism good cook, washer and for iwo days, WEST ISTH ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT room.—As first class cook (colored). WEST 80TH ST., REAR.—A RESPECTABLE colored woman as cook in a private family. Mra. HALIS. WEST 31ST ST., SECOND FLOOR.—A COLORED jdt woman as first class cook im @ private family or rding house, OO) BAST STH ST.—AS COOK IN A SMALL 220 pay an to assist with the washing; city or @ountry; good reference. Call for two days . Sy ) AS \—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 228 peng ge otra Wy understands all kinds of Pisin cooking: willing and obligimg; city or country; city Teterences. 241 ot EAST 9TH ST—A RESPECTABL woman as cook in @ private family wor ST 18TH ST., IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT ‘woman 18 cook, washer and froner in ® family; 64 years’ city reference. Can be seen 309 short distance in the coumtry; seven ye last place. q WEST 52D ST. (IN STORE).—A YOUNG WO- 345. Man ae cook and washer insu American family; sober and industrious: understands her business; best refer- ences. Call for two days. BROOME 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS cook or lnundress in a hotel or restaurant. WEST 41ST ST., ROOM AS FIRST CLASS German cook and baker in a fine private family. 2D AV., NORTHEAST CORNER 28TH 8T.— As first class cook; thoroughly understands her business in all its branches; hus first class reference from her last employer. Call for M. A. G20 WEST sete STA SOBER, RELIABLE, WOMAN tn 409 423 50( ‘asfirst class cook, by day, week or month; board. house, restuarant, hotel or party of gentlemen; good toference; will go in the country. FIRST CLASS COOK—VERY BEST OF REFER- ences from her present employer, who closes hy jouse December 6, Address ELIZABETH, care of the Mayor of Bridgeport, Conn. YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS COOK; UN- A derstands her business thoroughl, an excellent aker; will assist in the washing if required; best city ref- erences. Address L. W., box 125 Herald Uptown Branch office. LAIN COOK—NO OBJECTION TO A PRIVATE boarding house; 5 years’ city experience ; best retorence. Address A. M., Herald Uptown Branch office. ME PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR- IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE- EE fou SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK ALD = BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET. 1,265 BROADWAY. 530 SIXTH AVENUE, 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. LEQBNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- Chambermaids, &c. WEST 44TH ST.—A YOUN WOMAN TO DO 0) chamberwork and fine washing, and to assist in wait- ing and the caro of children ; city reference. 73 SUFFOLK 8T.—A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN AS bor chambermaid and waitress in & private boarding ase, oF as chambermaid in a hotel. Apply, by letter only, loT. 205 BASE STH SE CA YOUNG GIRL, SPEAKING ) French and English, to do chamberwork and to ns- aist with the ironing in a private family. Address 1, A. D4] WEST 27TH, BTA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS thambermaid and waitress: no objection to assist in washing; good city reference. Cuil for two days. 24 EAST 37TH 8T.. FIRST FLOOR.—A FIRST class chambermaid and laandress in a private fam- ily; best city reference from last place. Call or nddrens, BOO tra A yore lured pitas hist clas sheatvers mald and todo plain sowing in a first class private fumily ; food city reference. Call for two days. 353 BLEECKER et. —s RESPECTABLE COLORED ie woman as chamberimaid’ and waitress; best refer- znce. 41 WEST 25TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK.—AS chambermaid, &c., by a respectable girl; best city recommendations. Apply or address. 68 3D AV, BETWEEN 42D AND 43D STS., floor.—A first class chambermaid and waitre: private family br address on f 883, A COMPETENT NOVA Scotia woman as chamber or parlor maid, or to take gare of children. Call on or address ADVERTISER, for two days. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. BQ EAST 2171 St. NEAR MADISON AV.—A SKIT- ful and experienced dressmaker by the hour or day to cut and baste and prepare elegant work, loop, &c.; perfect fitter. 105 WEST 17TH ST.—A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER 2) and seamstross, cutter and fitter and operator in B family by the month; most satisfactory references. Call ‘on or address, care of M. Ul WEST 41ST ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS seamstress; is an excellent dressmaker and one QQ VANDAM ST. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A RES. | pectabdle girl to do housework, or cook, wash and iron ins amail family; good city reference. Call Monday. 4.5 ,BAST 28D STA WIDOW LADY, LIVING IN ©) the country, to a ing ina of 10 an ‘ist in light housework and plain sew- Cpe family in the city, Call, between the hours 2, or address, for one week, Mrs. COLE. LO] BAST 22? ,8T NEAR 4TH AY.—A RESPECT. able girl to do xeneral housework in a small private family; first class city reference. " 130 WES? 9TH st RESPECTABLE COLORED gitl to do general housework, or as nurse and | mberinaid ; city of country ; good reference. 130 WEST 7TH st, IN THE REAR—A SMART girl to do general honsework in a small family; gon short dl in the country: ference. 145 WEST 35TH ‘A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do housework in a private family; nin cook, sher and ii good city reference, Call on Monday. 317 KE, WEST S8TH 8T., TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— A respectable girl to do general housework in & small family; EAST 26TH ST, 34 st reference. Call or addre YOUNG GIRL, 16 YEARS |* of nme, to do light housework in # small family; good referenc f 4TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO f 4S Bieeat Koatework tae private feats washer and jroner; over six years in tho last family, fl for two days, Housekeepers, &e. VARICK 8T., FIRST HOUSE IN THE REAR—A |t respectable colored woman as housekeeper in a wid- 9 WEST 33D 8T., TOP FLOOR.—A NICK AMERI- can girl an child's nurse and to do plain sewing: is both pleasant and agreeable; no objections to gp to the ry. 125 REMSEN st.. BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—AN EX: ) _perienced and "very competent masmurse and seamstress to grown children; would take charge of their wardrobe and do all family sewing; would like to travel; first class reference Call or address. 14 8D AV.—AS NURSE IN ANY KIND OF SICK- ness; best city references, WEST 54TH ST.—AN EXPERIENCED LADY AS. class physicians and Indies, Call on or address HELP WANTED—FEMALE) ssosenenmmee _ anes T 927 BROADWAY.—TWO LADIES WANTED TOGO South with Mme, LIVINGSTON, in alight, profitable Ddusiness; also an energetic lady manage my business hare while absent; references exchanged. YOUNG LADY WANTED—AS CASHIER IN AN artists’ material store; best reference required. Ad- Gress THOMAS G, HOJER, 996 3d w PROTESTANT GIRL FOR A SMALL FAMILY— » AL must be a good Inundress and plain cook; references | red from last place; wages $12, Avply ai 215 West street, near 7th avenue. Ce, WASHER AND IRONER WANTED—WITH ned elty references; must be & guod cook. Call at 230 2th st. XPERIE: HANDS WANTED—ON FINE EM- “d broideries: unexperienced hands tanzht. Can call on Sunday atthe JERSEY EMBROTDERING AND MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, Jersey City 1 ights, 85 Lincoln st Take Hoboken ferry and C nurse or nurse to an invalid: relerencs from Srst SOUTH BROOKL’ 153 GOxovER |, st. —AN American indy, in good health, wishes a child to wet nurse at ber own residence ; milk only one week. XPERIENCED EMBROIDERY HANDS WANTED— » 2 Alte lessons given on all kinds of fancy embroidery. Do. 155 Lat ay QQ) GBAND. BE. BROOKLYN, B. Di—A RE ‘aged 30, as wet nurse; good ref 260) NEST SoTH, STA COMPETENT, EXPERI. enced English Protestant woman to take full charge of an infant from its birth; is a good seamstress; boat city reference. Call on or address 1. M. 314. WEST 2TH, sta RESPECTABLE WOMAN tinal, ake © baby to curse; is capable of bringing up by the bot 524 6TH AV.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, AGE 3 16, to mind a child or do some kind of light work, Call on or address ADVSRTISER. ADIES OF GOOD BUSINESS TACT AND ACCUS tomed to canvass wante: article of daily consumption ; liberal com: with partica- Jara, T., box 124 Herald of URSE WANTED—MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN, PROT- stant. to bring up & child three months old on the bottle; must be capable and faithful and have excellent ref- Call at 22 West 14th IN THE CLOAK AND FUR | EARN & SON, ‘and 775 Broadway. ‘ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS FUR CUTTER, AT | EMRICHS 287 and 289 8th a 278 HENRY STRERT.—A RESPECTABLE FRENCIL 1 porson to take care of children, or ax lady's maid; 1s an oxcellent soamstrets; bent rofereices given. Call on 32 care of children; js 0 on or address Miss BIXBY. 337 EAST 2TH ST., THIRD FLOOR—A YOUNG & married woman as ‘wet nurso in a first cluss family; Duby two weeks old. 40 EAST 53D 8T.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL F, (Protestant) as nurse and seamstress. Call for two ays. ‘i SR aN 450 WEST 17TH ST.—A MARRIED WOMAN, * breast of milk four days old, having lost her babe, its, a child to wet nurse; reference, Dr. Gyles, 112 9th av. ‘a family going South; understands ressmaker und seamstress. he Call ower's Inmily; no objection to one or two eluldron; guod | “——— reference, Address, or inquire of Mrs. Wiekes. B27 oerAVes TOP, FLOOR—A RESPECTABLE ‘American girl, who speaks German, to take care of 122 EAST 40TH 8T.-A YOUNG LADY, CHEERFUL | children or act as chambermaid; good references Can be and competent, as housekeeper for a widower. f 137 WEST 25M st.—A LADY OF CULTURE AND CORNER OF SIST 8ST, FIRST accomplishments ax honsekeeper to a widower of ‘respectable married women as'wet nurse means and to conduct the education of a child; is thoroughly ,|, iu a private family; plenty of milk. competent and has unexceptionable references. Call on or address INSTRUCTION, ' 202 east_2P STAN ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG. Indy would like to go as housekeeper to a widower Or bachelor preferred; noue but gentlemen of means neod 33) 1ST AV., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT—A RE- apectable middie-aged English woman as working housekeeper; no objection to children; will do a mother’s. purt; best city reference from last place. Call Mond: 507 6TH _AY., SECOND FLOOR.—A YOUNG WIDOW, J just from the country, as housekeepor; widower’ family preferred; reforence required. Mrs. HAMS. YOUNG AMERICAN LADY OF REFINEMENT wishes» situationa as housekeeper in a widower's. family. Address IDA MORTON, New York Pont office. LADY IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES, POSITION: A ‘ax honsekeeper, companion or governess to small chil - dren and vo sew; references erehanae., Address NECE! SITY, box 180 Herald Uptown Branch office, A LADY rs OF REFINEMENT IN POSITION: AS Housekeeper toa gentleman of means; references ox- changed, Aadress EARNEST, box 176 lerald Uptown Branch office. HIGHLY botapg ite agaist Lge ah i 9 d tont hotel housekeeper, ires a position in. A amall. hotels. undoubted reference. Addrens’ HOUSE: K ER, box 184 Herald Uptown Branch office. he YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW LADY AS HOUS! keeper or any position of trust. Address J. A., Herald Uptown Branch vite. YOUNG FRENCH LADY A8 HOUSEKEEPER FOR A an elderly gentleman of moans. Address M. P., Herald Uptown Branch office. OUSEKEEPER'S POSITION WANTED—BY MOTHER, and daughter, whe rent free, Address, Stating location, E.'C. OUSEKEEPER’S POSITION WANTED—BY AN American country lady of 27, or to take care of an in- valid: willing to be useful in any position if respectable; no objection to leave the city; willing to come tor the winter good city reference. Address U. W., Uptown Branch office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE AGED AMERI- enn lady, aa housekeeper in hotel, boarding house, private family or as matron in some institution; wages not Bo much an object as @ homo; best of reference. ‘Address 1. 8. B., 834 Broadway, sa TANTED—BY A YOUNG AMERICAN WOMAN, A PO- sition as housekeeper; thoroughly understands her ; not afraid of work; highest references. Hetiable only may address M. J. C., Herald office. Laundresses, &c. MINETTA 8T., TOP FLOOR—MRS. WINROE gentlemen's or family washing by the week or month. 3 EAST 20TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO e go out iy the day or week washing, ironing or house cleaning is fest class washer and ironor; 11 years! city reference. 4.5 12D STA RESVECTABLE WOMAN WISHES ©) family washing by the week or month; 75 cents a dozen: first class place todry. Call or address Mrs. JOHN. SON for two days. 83 Kine 8T., ROOM G.—A WOMAN TO DO LA- je. 6 dies’ gentlemen’s washing. 10: THOMPSON STREET, THIRD FLOOR, FRONT. A first class washor and ironer; will work for 75 who unde mily sewing; best references. 146 SPRING ST.—FRENCH MISSES’ SEAMSTRESS and dressmaker; will go by the day or by the hour: ‘rench lessons in families; tirst class references, Address JOSEPHINE ATH AY., BACK OF WALLACK’S THEATRI WO]: ities cing acanceter piesen s tee taatt cottons ‘ers; cuts 4 trime ii th yles; terms low. cents per dozen, in a superior manner; letters attended to. LOT WEST STH, SLA RESPECTABLE WOMAN to fo out by the day as laundress; is « good washor and jroner. 107 West 2eTH St, FIRST FLOOR.—A RESPECT: able colored woman wishes a few gentlemen's and families’ washing, from 50c. to $1 per doz. and fine fluting; dest elty reference. WEST 20TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED 15 seamstress to go ont by the day to sew; can cut and fit. Call on or address Mrs. R. GINDRELL ll WEST 15TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN desires gentlemen's and families’ washing; best ref- erence. 15S BAST, 58D STOAS SHAMSTRESS EXPERI JO enced in ail kinds of family sewing), or to assist in ihe care of crowing children or to wait on an invalid and make herself generally useful. Call or address, JG] WEST, ZT ST, BETWEEN Ort AND 7TH VL nvs.—A first class French dressinaker desires a fow families to sew for by the day; best city reference; does not speak English, Address M OSEPHINE, ASS OPERATOR makes the finest of ‘ik by the day or week audios’ and infants’ wear and lace w. im private families, Address, 210) EAST 4TH st. YOUKG LADY AS SEAM. fi Ui. firess in private family by the day; good machin: AIP Ww A FIRST CLASS DRESS. mt) maker in a family. 235 6TH AV. ‘OND FLOOR.—A e) maker, perfect cutter and fitt the week or month, for a good family. 24.6 BAST 2TH ST —A FIRST CLASS DR maker, stylish andexpert wishes a few more i orks at Prevent dinengnced: goes out by the duy oF RIC week. Cail YH) WEST 20TH ST.—A FASHIONABLE DRESS. OU maker and first class operator on Wheeler & Wilson Buichine to zo out by the day or week with her own machine. nll on or uddress Mra. 8. WRIGCT. 954. NEST SIST ST. CORNER STH AY. SECOND OE floor.—A young person us weamstross or operator by the week or mouth. 257 dress thle pattern: welerence. QO] BuEEC -. ROOM 11,—A COMPETENT OL dressmaker would liken (ew more engaements d} the day or week: no objection to the country ; bent city ence; work warranted, 307 hatte 320 il on or address Miss FITZP, 24TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS, STYLISH jaker, having all the latest and most fashion- ‘ishes a few more custot s by the day; ‘all or address. brevet ines 2 DRESSMAKER COMP! few more engagements in private familics TENT AST wor, and fit also a good speiator on Wheeler & Wilson towing machine, “Address IN STORE.—A SEAMSTI bly ear day & week; would take ©; good reterences 288, WHO. mitker, wishes work in families work home; terns BETWEEN 37TH AND 2ATH 8TS, 56 d vd: —A drossinaker to go out by the day Brat eb es. 71 OF EXPERTENCE fi will make *nits at home for $8 and $10, oF go out to eut and baste; has all late BROADWAY, atterns, 1.145 FIRST FLOOR.—A FIRST « ©) class dressmaker, late from Worth's, held posi- tions fifteen years in the lending honses of Kurope; ents, bts, designs, desires a similar position or would go to fami lies; suits made equal to any in Paris, from $8; city refer. FIRST CL 8 DRESSMAKER WISHES TO EX- AL Siange five days’ work for board. Address Hi- CHANG 3 Herald Uptown Branch offic A gooD Fk CH DRESSMAKE: ZA sewing by the day or week. Addre’ Jown Branch office, ¥I WISHES TO DO K, 8, Herald Up- CLASS al. AT operator & Wilson's sewing machine desi Add : 4s Mrs, D., Her 112 WEST 26TH 8T., TOP FLOOR.—AS FIRST A class Ianndress; washing $1 a dozen, fluting included; very best city references. Call on or ad reas AUGUSTA. 1Q7 WEST 27TH St. REAR—A RESPECTABLE woman wishes a few gentlemen's washing at $1 per doton ; is a first class shirt froner; good city reference; would go out w fow days in the week. 15 EAST 43D 8T., CORNER 3D A’ OO dack.—A respectable woman wisl temen’s, Indies’ or family wash inelnding fluting; can do up shirt ame as new; enil the week; best city reference. Mrs. CAMILL. 198 FAST ssTH ST—A PROTESTANT WOMAN TO do washing at home or to go out by the day; splen- did shirt ironer; washing done cheap and well; refer- FIRST FLOOR, a few more ke: FAST 37TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPEOT- able woman wishes some washing at her own hom: iring neatly done; terms moderate. Uall all the week on Mrs. CLENDENING.. bitsy 8TH AV., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A FIRST ZOO casswaskie unt nee wishos the washing of two or three first class families, or will go out ¥ the day. irs. GEORGIE, 218 WEST 29TH 8ST. THIRD FLOOR, BACK room.-—A respectable coiored Inundress solicits In- dies’ or family washing by the week or dozen; best city references. Call on ot adggess Mrs. HUSBANDS. 220) Bet & Hat PRE RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN AS _IN- fant’s or child’s nurse; understands the care of baby; can bring it up on the bottle; no objection to the coun- try; good references. Address NURSK, Herakt Uptown Branch office. FRENOH PROTESTANT WOMAN AS NURSE IN e family; competent to take entire charge of good plain seamstress; kood references. Ad- jerald Uptown Branch office. URSE BY AN EXPERIENCED SWEDE; INFANT'S nurse; thoroughly understands the care of children and wer: best reference. Address L. C., is & good box 130 Herald Uptown Branch offee. Waitresses, d&c. EAST 318T ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 24 first class waitres two years’ reference {rom Last Place, Call for two days, waitress, chambermaid, nurse or seamstress, having her own Singer's machine. Address ANNIE, Heraid office, Witecatsales exit avesenteceh ay ecaehociee Addrom U. M., box 9 Orange (N. J.) Post office. Y A YOUNG AMERICAN PROTESTANT WOMAN AB ANTED—BY A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL, A OUNG WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS WAITRESS; thoroughly com understands the care of silver, making all kinds of or country ; unexceptiona Die city reference. Adi . box 142 Herald Uptow: Branch office, an Miscellaneous, I; FORSYTH ST., ROOM 1°,—A WOMAN WANTS work at sewing, altering, fitting and laying carpet; Taattresses mado end made over, Address Mrs. PEM 3 DOWNING ST., REAR HOUSE.—A RESPECTABLE Gee with one child, in a private family; wages no object. 8! 205 bome. 26 GARDEN ST., HOBOKEN, TOP FLOOR.—A woman to do houisecloaning or washing by the day WEST 26TH ST., ROOM 11.—A YOUNG LADY as copsist for # lawyer, or would do copying at WEST 15TH ST.—AN AMERICAN GIRL IN A private family, Methodist preferred. Q5Q BAST ISTH STA LITTLE GIRL, ARRIVED Jately from the old country, Ina small family whore can Ko to school; no wages expected; age 14. Call or ress for two days. SL KAST 14TH 8T.. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT.—A 3 able young English girl as lady's maid or to oout ag dressmaker; is @ reliable person. Call for two ays. 1A. CAPABLE PERSON, WITH IIGHEST RECOM. mendations, to go South with an invalid person or to take care of children; salary no object. Address Miss L., box 61 Greenwich Post office, Conn. FRENCH LADY'S MAID WISHES A SITUATION Is a good hairdresser and dressmaker; best city rofer- ence. Address C. L., Herald Uptown Branch office. WIDOW LADY, OF REFINEMENT AND EDU- ‘cated, would accept the position of governess or house- Keeper; the best testimonials given and required, salary very moderate. Address V. M., Herald office. LADY OF CULTURE AND GOOD BUSINESS cupacities would like a ition with » physician specialist, either in New York or Brooklyn; would not object to travelling a part of the time. Address EARNEST, Herald Brooklyn Branch office. LADY IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES AS SALES- woman; salary not so much an object ae a knowledge of the business; references, Address A. E. C., station E. N AMERICAN LADY WISHES LIGHT EMPLOY- ment or would wait on a lady, take care of growin; children or assist in honsehold duties; is @ good sewer. Ad- diess Miss L. W., box 116 Herald Uptown Branch office. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion as lady's maid and seamstross in a private family an ent and ft, Address M. K., Herald Uptown Branch office. A. REFINED (AND. EDUCATED | YOUNG LADY ‘A. wishes @ position as copyint; is quick and correct at enmanship; best city references. Address ADELE, 401 hav, (stationery store). YOUNG WIDOW DESIRES EMPLOYMENT, COPY- A. ing or other work, jone hom reference: tritlers requested not to answer. Address , Herald Up- town Branch office. S MAID OR USKFUL COMPANION TO A LADY OR young lady, by" incated young French person; sant aud willing: sponks three languages; understands ing and operates, on tuachine; no objection te referonces. Address A. B., box 113 Herald TED German and IMMEDIATE, Wa4nteD— COMPET! RSON TO ACT AS forewoman in a Indies’ hat business; city ref erences required. Address box 123 station ANTKD—AN INTELLIGENT, PLEASANT YOUNG woman as housekeeper for widower, with one child, oceupying his own honse: German or American, Addres with particulars, HOME, box 127 Herald office. __.. CLERKS AND SALESMEN. ANTED~—A SALESMAN, IN A RETAIL HAT who is acquainted with the business. Ad- nce and salary expected., K. L., Herald J ANTED—SEVERAL EXPERIENCED SALESMEN, Jy whe control nearby trade. Address CLARK BRO! ©O., box 2,61> Post office. WAdTED—a POSITION AS CLERK IN A WHOLE. sale house down town; best references given as to character and Btness for duty ds number of years of has experience. Appl N 2 Bann Deniens, APD OF address, M. HBIMBBDINGER, 413 ANTED—SITUATION AS SALESMAN IN A FIRST class hat house, on salary or conumiasion ; thorough ledge of the businoss with a first class trade: factory. Address D. W. C., 30 East 7th street. ANTE \G MAN FROM THE COUN- Seoee ae iy progpodd salesman in a clothing or dry goods Herald Uptown firanch ames, “acess G- W. WHEELER, ANTED—CLERK IN vance 81,000; security first class references given ‘andr particulars, A. C., box 161 Herald off 7 ANTED-GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS, WHO can give good aecurity, to act as salesmen. Apply at 643 6th av., New York. W'STED—BY AN EXER: position as house; willing to commence on small salary sion; would accept any other position by whicl ativing; hest reference turnished. Address box 147’ Herald office. bag ee <i ah og BY A Yol fess , rin the wine oF grocery. trade yyars ote perience. Address 5. A.ceare of 8. M. ine and Spirits Broker, 45 v WWAXTED-CoMPRTENT DRESS GOODS SALE men and porte A THORBURN, 972 and 374 Fulton st. JANTED—AN ACTIVE AND PUSHING INDOOR salesman in the tea mob AE a full particulars as to ago and experience, Address 'H. Y, 8., Herald office. kn —BY A YOU: WHO CAN AD" given and moderate salary; Address, with he can earn ALESMAN, ver street. Brooklyn. WANIND—A FEW LADIES IN A SAFE AND FRO. | Stable business; salary or commission. Apply at 1,193 Broadway, room 20, between 9 and 12, Munday. ANTED—A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cook, wash and iron; good reference. 422 East 50th ANTED—EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES; FIRST quired: no other need apply. class city reference ON BAZAAR, 343 Oth av, ‘WASTEDAN ENERGETIC CATHOLIO LADY, OF good address, to take orders on a new work; salary $15 per week. THOS. KELLY, 17 Barelay st., second floor. TANTED—IN A LARGE RETAIL FANCY DRY goods house, several first class salesladies, Address, with references, C.'L., box 111 Herald office, ANTED—YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN AND gage in the telegraph business; permanent and good Bayingomployment soon ws qualified. TELEGRAPH IN- RUCTION COMPANY, corner Sth at. and Broadway. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES,. YOUNG MAN, WITH HIS OWN HORSE AND spring top wagon, wishes w suitable position. Inquire at 279 Delancey stecet. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS fireman or waiter in a private or boarding house; witl- ing to make himself useful; good reference. Address D., box 152 Herald office. AN, PXGELLENT FRENCH COOK, WELL POSTED in pastry. made dishes, Spanish cooking, &c,, desires a Place either ina private family or first clnss boarding. Ad- dress P. ALBERT, Herald office. Price $45. GOOD STEADY FRENCH COOK WANTS A SIT- uation in a hotel or restaurant; good reference; speaks English. Apply to HENRY STEPHANY, 396 Grand st., in confectionery. A GENTLEMAN IS OPEN FOR AN ENGAGEMENT as manager in any business: of good uddress: keeps Books, and correspondence; ten years held s responsible ie sition In this eity; first class city reference. Address D. M., Herald office. FRENCHMAN, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH, WISHES a situation ax waiter in a private ling house: he ts ing and will work for moderato wages. Address V. L., ‘est Houston st, RESPECTABLE & first class private family or boardin icind, willing aud obliging; best reference. 41 top floor, baek room. A BOY, AGED 15, OF GERMAN PARENTS, SEEKS a mereantile situation with a view to business know!- edge and conseqnent advancement. Address AUGUST ROESCH, 34 Ist av. Qorzixe WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN ACccUS. tomed to business. Address DELTA, Herald Uptown Branch office. OOD FRENCH MAN COOK (ALSO PASTRY) WISHES a situation ina private family, Address J. E., Horald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadw: DESIRE A SITUATION IN A FIRST CLASS PRI- vate family where I can make myself useful and feel at home; good city references. Address 8. Rt. N, (colored), 541 6th av. obli 68. COLORED MAN AS WAITE! house est 45th st, QITUATION IN A RESTAURANT WANTED—BY A French man cook; nnderstands American style, Address M,, Herald Uptown Branch office. ‘ALET AND WAITER—BY A RESPECTABLE COL- ored man; reads id writes; a good barber; speaks French: would make himself generally useful; has best ref- erence from Fiveent employer, who closes kis house De- comber 6. Address THOMAS, care of the Mayor of Bridge- port, Conn. ANTED—A POSITION AS COLLECTOR IN A GOOD honse; has haa large experience, having spent the past ten years in the collection of maturing and past due claims; good references. Address RICHARD ROE, Herald office. ‘WASTED BY A YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION To it on an elderly or invalid gentleman; would make myself useful in any way; wages not so inueh an object as a home: best city reference can be given. Address J. C., Herald Uptown Branch office. | 20 PER CENT OF FIRST YEAR'S SALARY WILL be paid to any one who will influence or help a soung man, aged 25, to gain a suitable position as bookkeeper, shipping or receiving clerk or assistant bookkeeper; has 10 years’ experience; speaks and corresponds also in German ; can furnish references. Address, for ten days, W. H., box 126 Hernid office. $10 TO $300—ACCORDING TO SALARY, WILL ) be given by a gentleman of the strictest integrit for a position of trust aud respousibility: can correspond, keep books, c.; references unexceptionable. Address RE* LIABILITY, Horald Uptown Branch office. COACHMEN AND GARDE: ACHMAN.—A GENTLEMAN e8 to find @ place for his coachman, who has served him faithfully for the past 11 years; one who understands his business thoroughly, Call on or address C. J., Bridge mun’s seod store, 876 Broadway. ‘ABLE COLORED MAN AS FIRST class coachman; good city references. Call at 143 West 16th st, A. GQHORED MAN WANTS (A SITUATION AS coachman or groom or to work in a store. Call or ad- dress 218 East 22d st., second floor. ANTED—A GOOD GARDENER, STRICTLY TEM- erate, who understands the care of horses, cows, &ec ; if married (no children preferred) wife todo general honsework; must be & Feed cook, Iaundress and neat in every way. Address WILLIAM, box 157 Herald office. WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A MARRIED MAN, AS coachman and groom. ‘Any gentleman who wants « first class man ean address or call at 533 7th av., betwoen 35th and 30th ts. Best city reterence. 132 WEST, ISTIC ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 4 colored man wishes a situation as coachman in a Private family, or as walter; thoroughly understands his usiness. a HELP WANTED—MALES. Aa WANTED.—WE PAY BY THE DAY OR COM- missions. RUBBER STAMP COMPAN 302 Broadway, room old established Liquor Store southwest corner of Hous ton and reason for sailing, doeth of t! tor. Inquire of BECKER & F. KLOPPEN. |, Executors, 560 Seventn avenue, corner Fortieth st. - —FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND FURNISHED + Rooms, Oyster n, with private Supper 5, for tale at a great bargain; best locations and now doing @ profitable business. __ MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Oodar street. NEW STYLE *wine ‘OX & GIBBS SEWING MA chine, with extension table and side drawers, cost, @ short time azo, $70; will bo sold for $25. at 30 Bond st. NEW DOMESTIC $75 SEWING MACHINE, SIDE A drawers and drop leaf, will be sold for $35; al Singer Family Machine, with side drawers and yery Vittle used, for $30. Call at 30 Bond street. NEW EK FAMILY SEWING MACHIN! coat with cover. side drawers and extension t five weeks ago, price $35. 61 Bleecker street, near w ‘EW HALF CASE WHEELER & WILSON; COST few months ago $75: will be sold with all attach ments, $3). 61 Bleecker street, near Broadway. TABLISHED DRY AND FANCY GOODS ss on the best street in Brooklyn will be sold at gain: Rood stock of $15,000 to $18,000. Address box fice, Broo! N ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT CABINET CASE Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, complete order, st @ short ti 25, wil be sold for $49. 33 Bomd NEW DOM LL drawers und drop lent mestic, very little used, $40, NEW AUTOMATIC WILL achine will be sold very ¢ bbs, very little used, 8 and side drawers, RARE CHANCE FOR A LIQUOR STOR! AA. old established, well known Liquor Store, sonthwe corner of Twenty-sixth street and First avenue, to the use of fixtures. Apply on the premises or to JAMES CANDLER, 0, 280 Kast Thirty-third street ‘ OF INSECTS, LARGELY COMPOSED ZA. ‘of the coieoptrous order, can be Bought very chens. Address box 8, Lodi, Nov A. SRLENDID OPPORTUNITY.LEASE OF THE heat of locations in the city for the retail dry goods trado and Stock for sale tor cash; party retiring from bush OF THE BEST ness. Address JOB, Herald Uptown Branch ofice. akery and property at » greet ro Agency, i ap for cash; also » Will extension table COLLECTIO A. Je stroet. LEGANT FULL CABINET WHEELER & WILSON mily Sewing Machine, in complete order, will be sol ie Le cash, 357 Bleecker street, between West Tenth ai harles. FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM, DOWNTOWN day trade, tor sale, seregen dissolution of partnership: location one of the best inthe city. Apply to LLOYD, 2 Broadway. “K. FOR SALE, FIRST CLASS FAMILY LIQUOR + Store, Thirteenth ward, recently fitted in good stylet ing very good business; rent low; long lease; cheap fot LLOYD, 20 Broadway. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, AN OLD ESTAB. Mahed corner Mest and Voxetable market, doing a good nqul FIRST CLASS MILLINERY AND FANCY 8TO} 4A. in good location, for cash or exchange. on account the owner being sick.’ By calling yon will hear all the par- ticulars. Address box 225 Herald office. A. EADY, GOING IN MOURNING, WILL SELL VERY low a handsome Silk Dress; also a set Mink Furs, good as new. Address MOURNING, He offies: ld Uptown Branch SPLENDID WHOLESALE CASH BUSINESS, LO- cated on Broadway, requiring little capital; good rea. for selling; might exehange for personal property. Ad- for particulars, K., box 162 Herald office. CUTCHER FIXTURES, TOOLS AND MACHINERY, new and second hand: two second hand Tee Houses and Butcher Cart, MATHESON & ©0., Thirty-tourth street, near Eleventh avenue, AGENTS WANTED—TO CALL AT 307 WEST 21ST ST. AX ACTIVE MAN WANTED—TO MANAGE THE EX- clusive sales of staple is in every county. Call on or address NEW YORK TOBACCO CO., 145 Reade st.. N. Y. GENTS WANTED—IN EVERY CITY AND TOWN, TO sell McElrath’s combinution brush; blacking, dauber and brush all in one; sells for $1 each; $% per dozen to agents; sample brush mailed to any address on receipt of $1. A. MCKLRATH, 191 Duane st., New York. Ae WANTED—TO SOLICIT ORDERS FROM families and large consumers; no damaged goods sol: the best teas and inducements in the city. Apply to the gaeat AMERIUAN REPUBLIC TEA COMPANY, 73 relay st. MIGAR STORE FOR SALE-FIRST CLASS AND IN J excellent location, on Fulton strect, Brooklyn. Apply, to GAFFNEY & BMITII, 17 Centre street, New York. RUGGISTS.—A SUPERB CHANCE IS OFFERED immediately to buy a good Store near the elty, cheep $17, Address OPPORTUNITY, box 122 Her- jor cash; ret ald office. RUG STORE FOR AGENTS WANTEDSIN TOWN AND COUNTRY, TO AA ‘sell our pure tens to families, hotels and large ‘con- Suiners; best terms and largest stock in the country. Apply to THE WELLS TEA COMPANY, 201 Fulton sveet, be- tween Chureh and Greenwich sts., New York. GENTS WANTED—CITY AND COUNTRY, TO SELL tons to families and large consumers; greatest induce- ments, CANTON TEA COMPANY, 148 Chambers at, Y STORE FOR SALE FOR YOUNG MAN (COLORED), FROM NEW ORLEANS, aA wants a situation as waiter in a pri boarding house. Address A. A., No. 643g Snlli GENTS—FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL WORK, “THE Birds of North Ameries.” in 36 parts, at $1. Also toddart's chotee Music, be 8, at SOc. JAMES SHEEHY, 33 Barclay st. YOUNG MAN WHO CAN OPEN OYSTERS GOOD and understands waiting on table and is a good, wil ive a steady rituation at a mode: jerald Uptown Branch office. ling worker, I will salary. Address A. N ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS and address and familiar with blank books and printing ted for outside work of an established printing house, Address, with reference and salary, D., box 125° Herald otiee. SALE.—ESTABLISHED 20 AL) “years; well stocked and neatly fitted up; doing a good. famfly and prescription business: proprietor has other busi- ness.” Apply to Mr. J.C, DAVIDSON, of W, H. Schioffetin Co. RUG, STORECWELL PAYING CASH | BUSINESS: rent of store and. rooms, $37; on account of sickness: will sell low; no reasonable vifer refused. 978 Eighth av. RUG STORE, BROOKLYN—AT A SACRIFICE; NO rensonabie offer refused. Proprietor will be at store 15 Fourth streb#, Brooklyn, E. D., between 1 and 3 P.M. on’ Monday. IRST CLASS GROC $2,000 cash: owner wishes to leave the city; 1,28¢ roadway, noar Thirty-fourth street, The same store cao be let without the goods. OR SALE—A SPLENDID MUSIO BOX, PLA twelve ines; cost $150; will be sold for less than hall ‘Also a handsome desk, cost $180, will be sold cheap; also black walnut Chamber Set; also'a Parlor Suit. Address bo: 5120 New York Post office. OR SALE—A VALU Jam Vonn ; price, $200. BLE AUTOGRAPH OF WILL Address Mrs. ANNA ROYAL, neumbered RK. business; down town; improved, une: < JULIUS, Herald tate taken in part payment. Address office. OR SALE—T' CLASS Stores, doing a first class business: will bo sold cheam, for ensh: satisf ‘eagon for selling; must be sold. Ap- S KELLY, 858 Wator strect. ‘ORNER LIQU ANTED—A POSITION AS COLLECTOR, BY A ming man who owns property, collects his own rents; will glve attention te collection of ‘bills and rentals: refer ence and security. Callen address J. PERUEY, 207 Gth av. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION IN A law office; has read two yoars; best of city reterences given. Address F. I. D., 803 7th av, ANTED—A SITUATION AS SUPERINTENDENT. by a party who understands the manufacture of paper boxes in all'its detalle: willing to leave the city. Address WILLIAMS, Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COLORED MAN, AS first class head waiter in a first class boarding house ; can give best of references trom city and country; eapable in all branches. be seen, from 9 till ko'clock, on Monday, November 20, nt 54 Amity at. K NERGETIC AND EXPERIENCED GENTLEMEN TO introduce a work shortly to be published that will sur- pass anything heretofore issued; territory will be assigned how. Address PUBLISHERS, box 133 Herald office. EN TO TAKE ORDERS IN AND AROUND NEW York city for an article in universal demand; 10 per cent commission; must deposit value of samples. Apply at 136 Sixth avenue, near Tenth street ANTED AGENTS.—CANVASSERS SHOULD SE- cure territory at onee for “The Life and Public ser- vices of es Wilson,” by Rev. Elias Nason, For terms address the publisher, B: B. RUSSELL, 55 Cornhill, Boston, Mass. JOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST GROCERY STOR BY in this city. Inqnire at the northoast corner of Seventy+ eighth street and Third avenue, OR SALE—VERY CHEAP, A BRAMHALL Dean's Heater, but little used, suttable for dwellin ly at 157 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. OLD ESTABLISHED COAL ANTT ‘ard in Brooklyn, doing a good business; 30 Joara established: an opportunity seldom offered ; to close am H., Merald office. a OR SALE—A GOOD PAYING PAPER STAND ANID Route, corner of Bleecker and Tenth streets. ANTED—PERSONS TO SELL, A NEW ARTICLE, needed in every house in New York, Brooklyn, Boston and Philadelphia. Address box 5,070 Post office. ED. ARBER A SITUATION AS VALET tend on an invalid. Address BARBER, 332 East ANTED—A SITUATION BY A COLORED MAN AS waiter or to tnke care of a pair of horses; city refer- ences. 151 West 24th st., top tloor. WaAxten. A GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EXPE- rience wishes to represent some firm as Patt for Bos- ton and vicinity. Address, at once, H. A. THOMAS, box 087 Boston Post offic _CLERKS AND SALESMEN. POSITION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 20 rs of Ace, ns Assistant bookkeeper or clerk; salary moderate; references unexceptionable. Address M, W., box 148 Herald of A YOUNG MAN WANTS A or light POSITION AS CLERK porter: good penman: low salary. Address GENGE, box 196 Herald Uptown Branch office. A. BADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE WILL CUT AXD prepare entire sults, elegant costumes, evening dresscn, Ae., with instrnctions for finishing; will guarantee perfect Hitting and strict economy in materials. Address or call on MME., 222 Sixth aver N AMERICAN LADY IN A PRIVATE FAMILY; would be willing to assist in light domestic affairs fowing, the care of growing children, or make herself gen: erally useful; no objections to leave the city; a good home wanted with a small compensation. Address for two days, 8. E. P., Herald Uptown Branch office. —50 CENTS A LESSON.—MME. ILMA SPINOLA, an experienced teacher of Pianos and Singing. “Pure italian method.” Address or call at 23 Irving place. vato family; understands her work well: elty oF good city reference. Call for two days. : 226 by the dozen or month; paffing, fluting: would by tte adress Mrs. BEEL. gentiemen’s or Indies’ washing: would go out by the day; can do all sorts of fine washing and froning. Call on or in a respectable famil; he day or week. Gall ou or address Mrs. MeM. No eat were BOTTI 8 first days of every week. Cull or address. 308 WEST Ast ST—A RESPECTABLE wiDow KAST 34TH 8T.—AS LAUNDRESS IN A PRI- country; no objection to a large fami; AT 29TH ST.—TO DO FAMILY WASHING ont by the day, month or week. irs. J 23,0 181, AVcA RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES * address Mrs, DOWNEY, 939 West sorts s COMPETENT LAUNDRESS ORT STABLE COLORED ZBL Soren to wast, leon oe do housecleaning the four wishes Indies’ or fentiemen's washing at her own home, or wou by the 309 EAST 41H st, ROOM 8—A RESPECT AL OUD widow woman to do washing and ironing by day or take work home. Call Sunday or Monday eventn, 332. BAST STH ST. THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM. VOL Gentlemen can have their washing done for 50 cents er dozen; families or Indies 75 cents. Call or address HAMILTON, 346 WEST 6TH ST., REAR—A FIRST CLASS YEVO inundress wishes © few Indies’ and gentiomen guod city reference. washin, 406 WEST J8tH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to take in ladies’ and gentlemen's fine warhing, ironing and fluting; would go out by the day; best city rot: erences. ALO BAST J8TH ST—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ® competent laundress, wishes some families’ wash: ing terms, Te. per dozen; pafiing and tinting done; two 428 ence. CORNER 20TH 8T.—FAMIL (ES washing dono up neatly; nine years’ best city refer- “Mrs. CORRTG, & few ladies’ and gen SMAKER, CUTTER AND or week, CED DRE: afew more engageinents, da: OX 120. Herald Uptown Branch offié XPERIE Wilson ma: . OF TASTE operi oF we RST CLASS WORKER ator on xewing machines, 12th « Y LADY WISHES A ‘Auilre A‘ HOME FOR THE her services will be an equivalent for bowrd Hrememnnking I kinds of family pening, oF would st with Hight dareas 1. P., 2 town Branch office, for two! ‘ay wire Lot Bridgeport, Conn, or" ns A()Q) BAST 16TH 8 PETENT LAUNDRESS | 509: inveone families’ washing; flutin, on fease atest manner; terms 7c, per dozen; satisfactory refer. : [4 d EAST 12TH 8T.—A Ri SP WOMAN 514 ng at ter hi Mrs, SMI PECTABLE nd gentlemen's was would go ov to do ladies’ ne at THe. n dozen, & 4Q(2 2D AV. BETWEEN 3771 696 respectable woman wishes to u's and families’ washing; would g reference, AUNDRESS AND CHAMBERMAID—VERY BES references from hor present employer, who cl jouse Decomber 6, Address iDGEE, care of the his Moyor l ITUATION WANTED—BY A SMART AND INTELLI- gent young Indy, in « xtore; fs capable of attending any business; the t city reference. Call at or address 260 West 43d at. fe 10 WHOLESALE MILLINERS.—A MILLINER OF Al ability and experience wants @ situation as de. signer or to take charge of a first class wholesale millinery business; none else neod address W. A. B., Herald Uptown Branch office, A SALESMAN, WHO HAS BEEN FOR SEVERAL yours connected with a lace and white goods importing house as traveller, and who has n large available acquaint: ance J this State, will be open to an engagement after ary 1, Address D, C. ferald office. YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS A TITOROUG f hi ituation in N EXPERIENCED FURNITURE TRAVELL sires to make an engagement for next year ted with the West. Address, immediately, FURNI- E, Herald office GENTLEMAN, WITH TEN YEARS' EXPERIENCK, is now open to an cngngoment as salesman or other ‘ool or woollen commission house ; first ‘and all communications treated confi- RANKLIN, Herald office A GENTLEMAN, FOR MANY YEARS CONNECTED with somo of the largest American manufacturers of Hik goods, ribbons, &e.. aa salesman or manager, is now open for » ximilar position with some first class importing or mauu- facturing concern; referonce undoubted. Address J, R. D., box 3,108 Post office, Y A Place of trust in elnss references giv. dentinily. WANTEDA POSITION AS LADY'S OR CHILD'S companion; would instruct one or two small chil- dren; best references given and required. Address Miss 8, rald Uptown Branch offi WANTEDIAN APPREN has had experience as dress SARAL, Herald office. PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— 3 wanna ALES. LEXINGTON AY. § VISITIN 599 Jessons given to ladies of neglected Freneb, English and German tanght, MARY EI BON, A YOUN ‘PLAY LADY, WHO SINGS, PLAYS THE PIANO and guitar, is a jgood reader, and sews well, wishes « home as companion, or would instruct in music and the hng- lish branches; highest references. Address V. Y., box I Herald offic N EQUCATED AND REFINED YOUNG LADY AS Jndy’s companion of governess to children under twelve ; good reader and musician; pleasant preferred to large salary, Address Y., 170 Front st, YOUNG LADY TEACHER DESIRES CHILDREN AL in Bogitsh for her niternoons, at thelr restdences dail instruction $1 @ week; city reference. Address AMERICAN, Herald Uptown Braneh aftice, LADY WRITES LETTERS—MORNING, PRI A igh, for Indies, after oP. M., workingwomen, minutes, 50e,, payable upon entering; safest references, Mix you LADY DESIRES A POs A tion as resident governess in family; can speak and teach Kngtish, French and Ltalian (wequired in the countries) to children under Ltake entire charge; ora com. | panion to a lady, or any position not menial; is accustomed 1o travel, Address GOVERNESS, care of Dr. W, ¥, White, 118 East 85th st. LADY OF GREAT FE Engiish, Freneh and music wish ‘Address L., box 171 Herald Uptow AND YOUNG of ® polished and rapid improve. Herald Uptowa A LADY INSTRUCTS | MARRI ladies and children in all branch ment. \ ED | aesires an engagement in either lin A WSTERS BROTHERS WANT AN, EXPERIENCED « man as sign and ticket marker. Apply, between 10 ‘and 12 o'clock, at 367 6th av. | A. GENTLEMEN FOR YEARS THE HE importing and Jobbing, hosiery and. white ‘ buyer and manager of a departinent where his energy, enpacity and great expe rieneo can be nindo available; references to suit the most exacting. Addrexs A. B. U., Herald office. i DRY A" GOODS CLERKS, ATTENTION.—THE regular meeting of the Association will be held at the Oth st. and Sth av., on Wednesday, Deceiber 1, 00K: in. bookkeepi men, at my house, terms very moderate. Oonrne, ADDRESSING Address 8.3L shortest not! Branch office. ADDRESS SCRIBE, J 180 Herald office, AM IN IMMEDIATE WANT OF EMPLOYM bookkeeper, entry clerk, penman of porter; suconqary; city reference, Address K. J. SMAN WANTED—WHO HAS AN ABSOLUTE. uaintance among city trade. Address, with full par- Heutars only, CIGAR MANUFACTURER, box 146 Herald office. wages ML 6th ay, furnishing. stocks; also. two 74 Mowery. W.K, PRYTO: ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE G PLACES THE ONLY AUTHOR: FOR TH IPT OF ADVERTISE FOR THE NEW YORK ADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET, AUWAY, rn AVENI 114 SOUTH SINTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, CUANER HORNUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- > AND PLEASANT MAN wer as ir hosiery and glove stock; must have a thorough knowledge of such goods and have filled # simi Jar position In some city house. Address by letter iv Ou pected, &o., RICHARD ‘ANTED—A BOY IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE, AD- ve. crema handwriting, with references, box 2,777 Post ottice. WASTEDIMALE AND FEMALE AGENTS TO SELL Carpenter & Robinson's side Plaiter for Indies’ dress- ess, &e.; a rare opportunity to make money. Call at 365 Poul st., Brooklyn. H. G, ANDREWS, WANTEDTHOROUGHLY RELIABLE AGENTS. TO introduce the best selling article made to private families in this city and vicinity. Call on J, 0. KELLEY, 95 John st., atl A. M. Monday. ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS FUR SEWER, AT EURICHS’, 287 and 286 8th av. WANTED FIVE GOOD MEN TO EXTEND THE sale of our goods in the city: saiesmen lald off for one road can fill in time; parti rred, at 80 Gansevoort trip on t trade pre ‘ANTED—A NO. 1 EXPERIENCED MAN WHO HAS anextensive acquaintance among the tailors in this city and vicinity, to give ont and receive work in a boys’ clothing house; only those who can give reference entirely satistactory need apply. Address, for three days, H. Y. 7. Herald office. ANTED—A BOY IN A LAW OFFICE; ONE OF EX- jy, Perience only. Apply at 293 Broadway, room 8, at 9 ALM. having ‘@ groce 7 ANTED—YOUNG MEN TO LEARN AND ENGAGE in the telegraph business; permanent and good pay- ing employment soon xs qualified. TELEGRAPH IN- STRUCTION COMPANY, corner 8th st. and Broadway. ‘WAntEd.-LARGE NUMBER OF SMART YOUNG ‘men to qualify for profitable sitnations by learning Bookkeeping. Fhonography or Penmanship, day or evening: WILLSON & WALWORTH'S, Actual, Business College, Enst 14th at., corner Union square. Send for circular. Wan MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A FIRST clase bar. why can deposit ay security for his honesty. Address HONESTY, station G. WASTEDIA GENTLEMAN, AGE 90, WITH FAIR mercantile experience ; one that resides in Newark and has acted ax salesman proferred; a good position for a competent person, Address, with reference, stating nature ofpast or prevent employment, ENERGY, box 136 Ierald office. V ERGETIC BUSINESS MAN “ytd and ex; Ligaen fy A mag chiah tind general man- agement of a large city retail goods house. Address EXPERIENCE, Heratd offer. V ANTED—A GOOD ADVERTISING CANVASSER; also a young man of good character and references to fcsenes and work in office. Apply to Family Journal, 202 road) “{ SITUATION WANTED AS AN ASSISTANT SHIRT Address ADAMS, 134 Bloecker st IAMOND SETTER AND SEAL RING MAKER | wants a situation. Address D, 8, box 141 Herald offic I —A MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERY, f the greatest thoroughfares in the elty, chee for ensh, or exchange for small House and Lot near N York, Address CHANCE, box 163 Herald office. OR SALE—CHEAP FOR CASH, A SPLENDIDLY fitted up West street corner Liquor Store, now doing good business; the owner has three other stores and cann: attend to it. Apply to the Contre street. pate JOR SALE—A MACHINE SHOP, TO A PRACTICAL party; established 27 years; capacity to work 30 mem ‘Address A. BARTHOLF, 83 Gold stroct, New York, OR SALE—A LADIES’ SUIT AND CLOAK ESTAB lishment, on the most contral part of Broadway, witt or without Stock; sutiafactory reasons will be xlven for sellé ing! No brokers heed apply; and only parties meaning buak ness may address box 5,739 Post office, New York. J—A RESTAURANT, BILLIARD SALOON and. Supper Room: 1 costblotely foretseet dixth avenue, below Fi lease four yenrs. 4 Bloecker street. F° R SALE—A BUSINESS OF 14 YEARS paying $400 cash per month ; $6,000 re For pai rs address J., Herald Brooklyn Brane! OR SALE CHEAP—A NICELY FITTED UP fectionery; ront low. 192, Soventh avenue, neav ‘Twenty-tirst street. ng JOR SALE CMEAP ON ACCOUNT OF Si Milk Depot and Grocery Store in @ business location, with Horto, Wazon and lincness, Apply at O18 Ninth a OR SALE CHEAP—A RESTAURANT; ON ACCOUNT of poor health. 33 West Forty-third street. OR SALE CHEAP—FANCY STORE; GOOD REA» son for selling. 361 Broadwey, Williamsburg. YOR SALE AT A SAORIFICE—COMPLETE FIXTURES: of old established Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, suitablo tor any business; Shelving, Counters, Shows cases, Gas Fixtures, Stove, Mirror, Partitions, Stools, Awns i ‘Mrs, K, COHEN, "Ko. SO Third avenue, between Eleventh and Twolfth sts, OR SALE—A STRICTLY LEGITIMATE BUSINESS in a first class location in New York city, now doing a) paying cash trade, which can be sreetly, increased ; thorough investigation w iH be grantee am Forricwnet 6 A Hpreeleak on responsible an Ne nnie vo ail capital, Address RETAIL ARD WHOLS- BALE, box 123 Herald office. oe, AIR STORE FOR SALE.—AN OLD ESTABLISHED ladies’ Hair Store, in Brooklyn, carried on by the pres ent proprictors for the last nine yenrs. Address If. 8., box: 18] Herald office. a H’ FOR 8A fered to a party pletely tarnished and oud Riven for selling, GAPENEY & SMITH, 1 oe R HOUSE FOR SALI Monday, at 20 West Third street GQUIPBUILDERS, SHIPWRIGHTS, | BOATRUILDE, Sand others.—For sule, the old estublisned Busi ef 13d ig to go into th voarders: fine barroom will be seid cheap toa. cash eastom G Con now in good working order. Apply to HALE, reet. . ZINDLING WOOD | SPLITTE AND TAILOR wanted ; tailor must have good reference and be able to and carry on small business, near Washington, D.C, ress HAKRISON, Herald Uptown Branch office, ASER WANTED. TIFFANY & CO., 53 Prince st. Add patmen cu. PIANO MAKERS.—FINISHERS WANTED, AT FISCHER'S iano Factory, West 28th # ug r ENTISTS.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS AN TO Ones witha dentist. Address, DENTIST, box 141 Herald Uptown Branet office. 10. PRINTERS.—A_— THOROU W lags ‘Job and newspaper sulary stall, Address 7. 0 PRINTERS.—A THOROUGHL: compositor desires ® situation Merald officn, " PO SUGAR BOILERS.—THE ADVERTISER IAS A | fon, aged 17, an American, and wishes to get a sugar Botler who would take him in “charge and learn him the process of sugar refining; the Ind ix intelligent, active and Willing, Address SUGAR, Herald office. WANTED GOOD, HIANO, TUNRH AND REPAIRER, that can speak English, in a wareroom in Brooklyn Address, stating lowost wages for steady work and giving reterence, box 126 Herald Brooklyn Branch office. JOB AGATE, COMPETE Address ents See ygether with steam Marine Railways, Tools ERMAN TOYS WILL BE SOLD mwo cheap to wensh buyer. Address A. B., Herald offic |) YRARS LE TO SELL—CASH, ON, TUE BEST #) pure of Wert Brondway, between’ Fourteenth and Highteenth streets; rent very cheap. Address Mr. JOSEPH, Herald Uptown ranch office, 7 WILL BUY OFFICE AND RIGHT TO MANU. 4) tacture the Centennial Polish; best in the market; office rent &) per mon (ness brings now & per day? energetic man can easily double it, Call at Maas express office, corner of Caunt and Endson streets, next shoe store. 150 wok dy PERSE GEASS 1dQbOR | stone 3 OU Well titted ap and doing agood cash business; sat istactury reasons yiven sulling: terms easy. Address BAKGALN, Herald o S50 WILL RCHASK (MUST BE Do! the Ist) the old established Hately ner of Wythe avenue and Taylor street, Bevoklyn, bP. SL.000 Biiiteres cwhotesates investigntion courted; sickness reas 187 Herald attic 8.006 then: tur. 10 WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST PAYING nue years established 5 for sale, Address bux, LETTERS FOR SALE, OF RE. ed oniy by Fhe owners will sell WY cops Canen 1.6 87 por LOK, AGE cent date For Other Advertisements Under This Heading See Director