The New York Herald Newspaper, November 23, 1876, Page 11

REAL ESTATE The following sales were effected at the Real Estate pe xchange yesterday :-—Richard V, Harnett sold, by | order of the Sapreme Court, in foreclosure, R. M. Henry referee, a plot of land on the northwest corner of 157th street and Tenth avenue, 100x125, agd a plot on the southwest corver of 158th street Tenth avenue, 100x100, to W. F. Buckley for $35,800. James M. Miller sold, by order of the Supreme Court, im foreclosure, D. P. Ingraham referee, the house, With lot 27.11x88.6x25.6x99,9, om the east side of NEW YORK H. HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1876. —TRIPLE SHEET. . much for the advancement of native art by sustaining one of Gur own artists and aidimg the development of genius in this department, A meeting duly anpounced will be held at an early dave to complete the wecessary arrangements and give tension to the movement, CAPTURE OF FORT ST. GEORGE. e ANNIVERSARY ‘OF A HEROIC EXPLOIT IN 1780— THE BRITISH ARMY OF OCCUPATION AND THE SEVEREST WINTER KNOWN. Oude of the most remarkable and beroic exploits of Broadway, 139.7 feet north of Seventy-seventh street, | the whole Revolutionary war took place just uinety-six bo Henry I. Turbur for $5,025. Bernard Smyth sold, by order of the preme Court, h foreclosure, R. M, Henry referes, the three story | ®fmy then occupying the city of Nj ud basement brown stone building, with lease of lot §, 7%12264126x25x51.7x100 (known as the Manbattan Jlub), on Fifth avenue, southwest corner of Filteenth street, to A. Scheil for $25,000. 5. H. Ludlow & Co, sold, by order of the Court of Common Pleas, in forcclos: ne lot,.25.8x100, on Fifth avenue, southwest corner of ety. xtb street, to Charles Wright for $23,000, V. K. Stevenson, Jr., sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, P. J. Joachimsea referee, a house, with iot 26x1043, on East Thirteenth street, north side, uinety-six feet east of avenue A, to 8. W. Richmond for $10,850. Scout & Myers sold, id order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, G. P, Hawes referee, four lots, each 26x99 11, on West 146th street, north mde, 57.5 feet east of Tenth av: nue; also twelve lots, each 25x99.11, on Weat 147th street, south side, 875 feet east of Tenth avenue, to H. M. Broadhurst tor $12,500, years ago to-day, an exploit that succeeded in cutting off an important source of supplies to the British ww York. The winter of 1780 was very celd, and it is still regarded as the severest known before or since. The bay was closed with ice, #0 that troops of horse and arullery crossed to Staten Island, and passing over the North and East rivers was a common and trequent W. 8. Reiley referee, | occurrence, All the telands in the harbor were connected with one another and with the main- land by an tmmense frozen bridge and the royal troops experienced some anxiety relative to sufficient stores of fuei and forage. The British had possession of Long Island, and all the adherents of the patriot cause were obliged to abandon their homes and seck shelter elsewhere. Among the refugees was General Jobn Smith, whose estate covered several thousand acres of woodiand, It was situated on the beautiful and fertile promontory projecting into Soutn Bay, at John'H, Wilson, sold by order of the Supreme Court, | Mastic. A party of tories took possession of Smith’s in foreclosure, D. H. Caverly releree, two buidings, with lots each 25x70, Nos. 653 and 635 Water street, south wide, 350° feet’ west of Jacksou street, to James Watson for $12,100. TRANSFERS. Av. B, se. corner 4th at., 50x125: John Anderson &, BORS "hh 'kcof Kotor place, oO. B Potter und wife 108. e Mallony 30,000 ry 141,000 ie Yveild to J. W. Marper, Jr. 19th st., 7D tt. @. of Lith a wi Oth ve, nm BHO he mers and wile to husband ws. Deluncey st., 0, 5., 87. ot Ludlow. 2 ne Wagnot aud pie witg tod. Brauner °. se, 20,000 ker st. ( 8, 50 fe w. of xl erty irofures) to Ssparwood: 16,250 2100 (28d ward) 4,000 7,000 25x7% 000 "122x411 (23d ward) ; Jefferson M. ree) tod. Bryar. ~ 5,000 i. H.'s. 110 ft, w. of td av. , 20x100,5; J. Mi. Wai. h (referee) to K, 8. Newcombe Nom. 330 3,500 8,509 " Sina ae a0 of T6Sii Sh worth em 3,500 3,500 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 4,000 Duvois, Henry and wit oort st. e. corner W: Gor Sargare | . of 132d dst: 3 ulitary. G- 8, to U. B. Pottor, w. sof Lalajetto place, sof Abjorpligce 5 10 years... fOyes, W. 8 of | yer st. (ath Murray, Quackenbush, D. MeL. to’ F. “Beydny's.’s, oF Bist of 4th av. ;5 years W. and wile, to D. Same to same, n. w. corner 4th Ay. schuck, ana wits, Ar. ANOTHER GREAT COAL SALE. “ ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TONS SOLD YESTER- DAY BY THE DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY—PRICES FALLING. At the office of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West- ern Railroad Company, yesterday, Jobn H. Draper & Co. sold 100,000 tons of Scranton coal from the Lacku- wanna Valley. The coal ts of the usual designations (lump excepted), and is deliverable at Hoboken during December. ‘Fifty per cent of the price was deposited yesterday, and the coal isto be removed from the company’s premises during December, There was a large attendance of buyers, and the vidding at lowest prices was very spirited. ‘The first offer was 7,500 tons of stoamboat, which was arted at $2 50 and went up to $2 65, at which price part was sold, The balance went off at $2724. The next offer was 26,000 tons of grate, which opened at $2 30, \t up to $ 4, at which point about 6,000 tons were tuken, advanced to $275, at which price 2,000 tons went advanced 10 $2774;, when §,000 tor were sold, and then feil to $2 70 tor 3,000 tons, The Vulunee Went off at $2 725. Egg started at $2 67 tor 500 tons and ‘wont down to $2 U5 Jor 500 tons, up to $2 674 tor 8,750 tons; 3,000 tons commanded $2 70, aud the balance was knocked dowu at $2 72)% There were sold 17,500 tons of this designation, The next offer was 35,000 tons of stove, which ted at $360, at which figuro 400 tons were soli. The balance went off as follows:—3,000 tous at $3 55, Son ane ved $3 524,, 2,000 tons at $3 55, 10.900 tons at $3 5745, 500 at $3 60, 100 tons at $3 70, and the re- inainder at 43 Fifteen thousand tons of chestnut commanded pri as follows :—Starting at $3 26 and advancing to $3 674,, when 250 tons were sold; 4,000 tons went off at $3 45, 1,365 tons at $840, 1,350 tons at $390, 1,028 tons at $3 25, 3,800 tons at $3 15, and the balance at 3 " The following is a table of the extreme prices, with the amount sold Lowest Price, Highest Price. $2 50 $2 7244 3B T2356 2 7235 15,000 320 B BT It will be seen by the trade that these prices are re- ductions on the October sales of Scranton, The prices vary bat little from those realized atthe Tuesday's sale by the Pennsylvania Coai Company. A BUST OF THE xEV. E. H. CHAPIN. The congregation and friends of tne celebrated di- vine, Rev. E. H. Chapin, the acknowledged head and leader of Universalism in‘ this country, have in con- templation the purchase of bis recently. executed por- trait bust. For many years he has been extensively known «sa preacher and lecturer, and bas made for bimseif a host of friends not only in bis own denom- ination, but among the public generally, who Lave chosen this delicate method of manifesting thor ap- preciation of his worth, zealand tathtulness in the sacred office, and its mrnistrations of kindness. The work is executed by Julia Griffin, of this city, aud veins | mouelled trom life, is a rg and compicie of this emiment divine while yet i the pri me of inte, and bi wood the test of ere rie feiam " with great credit’ to the —arrist and gratification to the frends of Dr, Chapin. The possession Of this Work Whl be u souree Of suuticron to those who will cnibrace this opportunity ot pera striking Hikeness im imperishable waterwk leis to be purchased by subscription (the list of whieh is po tandsomely headed), sad when completed wii. be ly presented to the gociecy to wuick Dr. anise, ‘The subscribers to this work ‘X RARE CHA manor house, fortified it and the grounds around it jd commenced cutting iinmense quantities of wood nding it to New York ior the use of the soldiers joned in the city. A good price was paid for the commodity, and the tories having strongly intrenched themselves in the works they built, which they named Fort St George, ‘seemed to feur no attack oF mterruption in their enterprise, A NIGHT ASSAULT, At the solicitation of Smith Washington consented to despatch a force to dislodge the depredators. Col- ouel Talimage was intrusted with the management of ecret expedition for this purpose. With 4 party of dismounted dragoons he crossed, November 21, the 16,000 | Bound trom Fairflela und landed at Old Man’s, now Woodville. concealed his boats tn the busbes by the water side and mar ched by night across the island to Mastic. On his route he called ata house where Mrs, Smith was staying and told her bis destination. Tallmage stated that in the conflict near at hand he might be compelled to destroy her house, which the loyalists had embraced within their works, ‘Destroy it if you can, onl¥ drive out these tories,” replied the patriotic dame. Tallmage now took ‘with him William Booth for a guide, and as he neared the sev- try at the fort be crept along the ground and watched until his back was turned, when he rushed on, and the sentinel Was dead belore he knew from whence bayouet thrust came. The fort was at once in- ed, and its garrison taken entirely by surprise. fr anticipated such a bold and sudden yy “WASHINGTON AND GLORY !’? + 50,020 | was shouted forth sitnultancously as the victors, car- rying everything betore them, rushed into the parade. 15,000 | The work was carried, and as the success{ul party stood elated with joy a volley of musketry was dis- charged on them trom the manor house, which formed a corner ofthe stockade. In a moment the doors were broken iu by the enraged Americans, who rushed up Stairs and pitched every one they could lay hands on out of the window. All would have been mg on the spot had not Tailmage interfered aod Ronnie the carnage. Inten minutes everything was quiet again, Having secured the 800 prisouers, who had formed the garrison of Fort 8t. George, demolished the work itself, burned the vessels at tue dock and ae- stroyed un immense quantity of wood, they set out on their return. A party was detached to Corum, who destroyed 300 tons of bay intended for the British cavalry in New York. In less than twenty-four hours these remarkable results were accomplished by a hand- ful of daring meu, without any Joss to themselves, and who brought back captives nearly four times their own number. Fort St. George consisted of «triangular enclosure of several acres, at two angles of which Was a strong barricade and at the third a re- doubt, a deep di and abaitis. Between the houses and the fort we: es twelve feet bigh. It was embrasured for six guns, but only two were mounted. ‘This bold and successful enterprise drew from Wash- ington a complimentary letier and from Congress a gratiiying resolution. Booth, for bis part in the ex- pedition, received a medal for “military merit.’ The British troops 1n this city. ther supplies being thus cut off, suflered most severely during the hard winter of 1780 for lack of fuel and forage, and the loyalists were taught a lesson they did not soon torget. DY. OF LARGE EXPERTENCE und ucknowiedved musical talent, ives plunoforte and Hinuing Jesgous; $10 per quarter ences. Ad- drens CLASSIO, box, Bove " PLIFIE latent improvement; begitners play piano by note in Inediately “without atudy jcusy Interesting. Address CHROMU PHONETIC Meta, Herald office, OPRANO AND ALTO, FOR ROMAN THOLIG hureh. Bronkirs with ‘good. strong. Tolege. and good he it mm 8: WasTup=a THNOW aye BASS. ADDRESs, WITH } terms, QUARTET, Heraid office. ew tien fon tie reception Of pupils. For particulars send for circular. A CART «Building, Stuyvesant aud 9th st.—Private lessons .any hour; glide walt: ty. G@ ACADEMY, 451 77H AV.— Send for circular, Soire JERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMIES, i ST, corner 8d ay. (bank building).—For ciroular address Vrivute Academy, 57 East S9th st. Private lessons any hour. Reception Thursdays: invitations issued; no ad- mittance without being presented with my signature, FERNANDO, LASKO'S ACADEMY FOR DANCING, 1,464 BROAD- way.—Clusses for ladle i tlemen and’children. G EMIES, EAS? 13TH, 54 Vat ‘Mth. CLASSES now forming: ONS any hour, CIRCULARS, 212 pela itis “WATCHES, JEWELKY. wu. 177 BLEECKER 3’ NEAR RROADWAY—MONEY advanced on Diamor Watches, Jewelry, & Vawnbrokers’ Tickets bought of Diagn: Bleecker st. i r reed At i ie IAMONDS, WA1 vYEST AND NECK CHAINS, ‘Lockets, Bron Pi #8. Musical Boxe. ‘ars, orware, cold and eoral Jewelry, at low 0 BRO. rticld Bro imported Vases, 5i pilvos. baa a ee id xold back ults, kk, &e., bought, old ack at ® very C. ALLEN, Jeweiler, 1,190 SOE or Damaxed Goods, in 6 must be che: Wasteo—Exrea LARGE SEAL SACQUE, REA- [80 L. L., West New Brighton, 8. I. SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE ks. &e. —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN | AS reference from CORNELIA ST. fytoek Bed to asi I N@8T. IN THE REAR—A GI first class cook iu a boarding house or r hess setervnen, = IN RHAIRL—~A GERMAN GIRL AS ewok, pe ‘and ironer in a private family; best refer- EAST 22D ait BASEMENT DOOR (PRESENT ctable woman as cook; under- ST ISTH Sf, FIRST FLOOR, REAR—TO DO Tutine and ironing, or to o out by the aaa 7 ‘A COMPETENT WOMAN; derstands all kinds of cooking: !s an exeetlent baker pe bread; best city reference. REAR.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK njerstands her business thoroughly; no objection to the councr, kind ight years! reference ast ‘aay (BAST 4197 ST.—AS iia GLASS COOK INA family ; good city reterence. TH WILLIAMSRURG.—A G in ‘as good plain cook, washer and ironer; ae press) ry FAST 418T 8T., son avs.— First-class ali kinds of family cooking, boning, larding; best clty ref WRTWEEN PARK AND MADI- competent cook; __ SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE Coors. &e. 238. WEST 16TIT ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as cook, washer and irower: city reference 94) | BAST ‘2STH SVAN FIRST CLASS FAMILY cook siness thoroughly; best city fei D4 EAsT aD st—TWO YOUNG GIRLS, § ISTERS; one a4 good cook und laundress; the other as cham: bormaid, waitress ur nurse; best city: 242,84 BAST 418T ST.—A NEA ‘cook in a private famil feel aig reloreeon: O4 WES? 15TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYE} young woman as good plain cook and excellent rene TIDY GIRL AS 1 do some washing; Inundress. 945, EAST 96TH ST.—AS PLAIN COOK, WASHER aud irune celles be ad; is good tem- bored, and willing and obliging 94 5 est 7TH ST. eae YOUNG woman as cook and to assist with washing and iron- ing in ® private family; best city N in « small all family with ai yEST 47TH STA ¥ ) GIRL AS FIRST as cook + city or country ; be: 25 54. WEST isTtl sT. GN THE GHKOCKKY JEstore), noar Sth av.—A Protestant woman as good cook ; wood reference, Enea 03Ea “MOTH stant Wome froner ; an city reference. at AV., ROOM 7 —A good plain cook, washer aud nm bo soon for two days, 305. 7TH ANOY STORE,—A FIRST ‘GLASS ‘ cook; would assist with washing; best city ref 307, 71H AV., NEAR 287i ST.—A RESPECTABLE young woman to cook, wass wnd iron; clty or coun- try ; beat city referon “SOUTH STH AVCAS “COOK, WASHER AND roner in | small private family; rood city reference. TABLE GIRL AS best city references, RESPECTABLE = GHARLTON ST. re. sil as cook, washer and ironer or to do general house- WASEMENT.—AN EXPERT 02 Wis? i7Tit goud baker; no objection to a board> ; vood eh y F relerence. lortate ) WEST 30TH ST.-AN EXCELLENT Dandersvands soups, meats, poultry and game ais ‘TABLE COLORED d laundress. Ad- TH ST.—A RERPEC oak, vw chambermald A en them; one as ood brend atid biseult maker; the EAST SOTH ST., SECOND FLAT (FORMER EM. ployer’s).—A competent girl to do cooking or general bend references. AS GOOD COOK; ng: mn boarding house or private aking; elty reference. 7TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO COOK, ‘iron: two years! reference from last place} in; wages no object. —A8 FIRST GLASS COOK IN ‘will assist with the washing; wast 16TH ar. isialiy? understan y WEST 2071 81 Aa private fami! SOT ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS sek. veshat aod ivonse in auprivats tamly bent elty WEST 10TH ST. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT. espectable girl as ood plain cook F; goad city reference. WEST 28TH ST. plain cookin x private family’s willing 40 ausist with waa A PROTESTANT ja good baker; willing and oblig ction to the country; gvod city reference. —A RESPECTABLE COLORED WEST 27TH 8 ax cook or laundress. TRST CLASS FAMILY first cliss bread and ‘or SConmine aan gous taal pies; ie obliging: best referenc WEST 25TH ST. A YOUNG WOMAN AS EX. cellent cook ; no objection to the course washing; best WEST 31ST §T.—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG women, one as cook in a private boarding house; other xs chambermaid and waitre: waaiiee and ironing ithe or to assist with the (@ AMERIGAN WO- s cook, washer and ironer or to do general nour ina smali family good reference. girl as ue wash eve or Inundress loi LUDLOW ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK, IN A ia ST.—AB FXCELLENT PLAIN och tad tod course swashings beet clay, ralerenee WEST 27TH ST. tone aw good cook; th will do the washing and ironing be bermuld aud waltte tween them ; count YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST a8 cob in x private family y understands her busi- —A PROFESSED COOK IN A PRI- or would.like to go out by the seer watis- pe sarhrentes or can take @ man cook's plac 15¢ ja fat A RESPECTABLE ¥ ook ; thoroughly droit adh fl will be found trustworthy’; first class clty refer Feference. —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN three years’ city ) West dora & jas pluin cook, was! 311 “EAST 24TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL as first class cook and excellent washer and froner: understands all kinds of soups; is a good baker and not afraid of work; vood city references. 31524 IRL AS GOOD PLAIN cook, washer an er; good city reference. Call for two days, 315 EAST 35TH ST.—RESPEOTABLE WOMAN AS Ofirst class cook, washor and ironer; thoroughly un- dorstands her business; AST GOTH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD ik; would do fino washing and troning or general housework ;' good eity ref dN THE STORK).—A RE- t young woman ay first class understands her business thor- city or country; exellent city reference. [ATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, _ Chambermaids, &e.— 122 WEST 40TH ST., IN ThE STORE.—AS CHAM- Dvermgla and welérecs o1 to do’ light ponarel house work, best city referenc 124, WEST 40TH STA YOUN bermaid aud waitress in a priv erence. 129,¥Est 19TH ST, REAR —A PR as chambermaid and waitress or to do housework im & small family; liberal wages; uot alraid of work; willing And obliving: city or eountry. 13¢ WES! 26TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED girl as chambermaid and waitress in a private family or boarding house, Cull from 11 to 4 P. M. 130 WEST 19TH A YOUNG UltL AS CHA) bermaid, waitress and assist in washing and ironing; elty reference. 131 WEST SOTH ST.—A RESPEC woman as chambermaid and to [BO WEST ttl st; SECOND FLOOR —a GIRL AS Achambermaid and to assist in waiting, or as laun- Greas; city reference. 132 FAS ABL young virl to do or Nght housework ; tood reference. Address, for two days, L. P. 134. WEST 1TH ST., REAR—A YOUNG GIRL AS Otenai id and Waitress or to do general house- work; city reference, 13: WES? ISfH ST.—A_ RE» chambermaid and waitres ;| 140,08 ee 145, WEST STH ST—A RESPECTSBLE GIRL AS Ochambermaid or twun + clt¥ reference. 15 © 7TH AV. CORNE, 8T.—A COM ©) Zchambermaid and wultress; would assist with ing; best city references, TABLE GIRL AS ost city refere A RESPECTABLE PROTES- boarding LOT ate as chambermaid pi to Se sewing; city or coun- y 158," gST 18TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, REAR.—A apectable young Kir! as chambermatd and watt ‘ the washing and ironi: city reler- 15 9, WEST 18TH S¥.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM- J Avormaid: would slosp home at night. 16: Tit AV., SECOND FLOOR, PRONT.—A YOUNG Protestant girl as chambermald aud waitress; city Foference. ( 177 MAODOUGALD ST., TH DOOR FROM GOR- nor of 8th st, —Ax chaiabermaid and waitress or to do Nght housework. 187 ORCHARD ST., IN STOR jerman girl as chambormaid and rwilareahs best ret and to assist 197 WEST 11TH ST Ries girl as chambermald and seamstress, or as waitre aity or country; good reference, Call for two days. 320. EAST 34TH S81, (IN THE STORE).—A_ RE- ‘spectable young woman as good cook and to assist stunds her duties thoroughly; excol- D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD ssint with the washing: good city rofer- ence; no obj 324, EAST S6TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD plain cook nnd first elass Inundress, or would do gengral housework It « small private family wages not so fan object as w good home; first class city reference. _ (FORME LOYER'S),—A PROTEST- ‘aut girl to cook and wash or chambermaid and laun- 32 8 EAST 58D 81.—A GIRL A8 GOOD COOK IN A i Oprivate family in city: will do some washing and feomine wilting and obliging: best city roferene BAT 3IST ST. TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECT oung girl as good plain cook, washer aud reference. IRST 8S . washer and ironer, or to do lty er country. Call or add r AND A sule wochne cook, washer and froner; good Call for two days. class cook and wood b bread and biscuit’ the other as first class waitress; 6 yours’ reference from lust place. 862. @IH AV.. BETWEEN 22D AND 23D STS.— (An Silteae ‘Protestant first class cook in « private BASEME, S” FIRST CLASS te fumily or restaurant. 900 Bast 49TH ST—A YOUNG GIRL AN OHAM- bermaid and waitress; would assist with washing and Ironing if required; best city reference from last place. 901, “RAST 37TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS OHAM- bormald snd waitress or to mind a baby; city reler- ence. 906 6 ssi 2TH STA YOUNG 6 Overmaid and waitress and to assist in the kitchen; reference from last place. P08 EET,, Bate A GERWAN GIRL AS DO Berwcvermaia and co evelel’ win waaliugt avd Feterence. DALE WEST 27TH 8’ maid and waitre: city reference, 211 WEST 29TH ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL as chambermaid and waltressin a private boarding house; best city reference. 912, WEST 'S5TH ST—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM: jbermaid and waitress or chambermaid and lann- prefers @ home to high wag erence. DG MEST, StH STA RESPECTABLE gine AS chambermaid and waitross in a private farnily; best ae reterences, DBO ERT 20TH AEA YOUNG GIRT AS CHAM: bormaid and waitress; willing to assist with washing ana iron AS FIRST CLASS CHAMBER- no objection to a boarding house; est ; city or country; wo- best refer- 94 WEST 41ST ST.—AS FIRST CLASS CHAMBER. maid in hotel or boarding house ; city reference. Cull or address. 241 WEST 40TH 8T.—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID and waitress and to assist with the: washing and ‘or would do plain cooking and wash and iron; city froninj referer D4 EAST 33) 8T.—A COMPETENT GIRL AS Jchambermaid and seamstress or to do ine Washing and cham berwork: seven yours’ reference. 407 WEST 26TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS GOOD plain cook; willing to assist with washing; good Feference from her Inst place. 413. WEST S711i ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as cook, washer and ironer; city or country; best city reference, 4] EAST 18TH BT, woman as good pinin cook, washer wad loner, either city or country; good references. 415 WEST 40TH ST.—A GERMAN PROTESTANT woman, speaking French and English, as French and American co in a small tamil; 430.5 AV., THIRD FLOOR—A RESPECTABLE womna S$ cook ana tp assist in the washing and 247 WEST 27Til STA RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do chamberwork sist with washing und fron- ‘six yours’ reference. Address, 348 BAST SSTH ST.—A RESPECTAB AEOnnt girl ax chambermaid and waltrons or assist with ro) 248, WEST S0TH ST—AN ACTIVE, WILLING young srl as first class chambermaid and waitress; city or country ; 7 best reterence. 252, WEST WTI AT—A GIRL TO DO. CHAMBER. work inn private boarding house, Call for twa days. 952, WEST 418T 8T.—AN ACTIVE, WILLING GIRL as chambermald and waitress in a private fu nt eity refer ‘willing to aysist in the washing and irontn, 696) EAST 1 Vv. sala! ay. A., four doors from ay. A., A tery competent, Protestant woman as cook will assist with the washing Mf required; best city reference from last situation. 436 3D AV., NEAR 3OTH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN Jas good plain cook, Washer and ironer; nqjobjection to the country; city roference. } 439, WEST 20TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, American woman as good cook; good/ reference. 4.5] EST B2D ST AS FIRST CLASS COOK: Ta ) Lan excellent baker; good washer and ironer; good city reference. 454 WEST 62D. STA STEADY, COMPETENT 45 woman to cook, wash and iron; moderate wages; AT tat ica bread, cal 4712 NEAR 27TH ST., IN STORE—A RE- spectable woman as good cook and assist with wash- ing, or would do all the washing of « small family; good city reference. LEXINGTON AV.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK vest city reterence, AS KXOKLLERT COOK family ; good referer ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL saieciver trae: one waitress; would do honsewor! nw private family 6TH AV.—A Woma EQTABLE YOUNG ER 18TH 8T., CORSET STORE.— restaurant or hotel. N A woman as first cluss cook WEST 28TH ST.—A COV PETENT TABLE WOMAN, cook in @ hotel, res taurant or club house; best eity reference; no objection to WEST 36TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN cook and to assist with the washing in a small pri- vate Bema i good city reference. seon for two days, 507 6TH AV., BETWEEN 907) OU (youny woman as good plain cook and assist with hing and ironing; good city reference; ity or country, . BETWEEN 37TH AND 38TH STS.— Je young woman as good plain cook, broad aud biveult; willing and obliging! 662 STi AV, CIGAR STORE, NEA 42) STA OV. womae with & child 9 years old, Caeser or first class waxes; best city refere 691, ¢ r ‘oung woman as cook, washor and ironer; good eity reference. D5Q WERT STH ST.—A COLORED WOMAN AS chambermaid; good references. Call or address for three days, ‘ 26ly. WEST 88TH 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. bermaid and to a with washing and ironing or to do general housework, 99] STH AV, (PRESENT KMPLOYER’S).—AN ENG- lish chambermaid; {s willing to assist with waiting; 302,245, 8D BTA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. OU Loermaid and waitress or to take care of children: city reference. eth, 307 WEST 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Trish girl, just landed, as chambermaid in a private ZG NEST ATH, STA YOUNG GIRL AS CITA. e bermaid and to tae care of children in aprivate family Hours 10 to 4. ‘1 310, RAST 60TH ST.—A RESPROTABLE. YOUNG irl as chambermaid and waitress (wonld assist with art of housework). or ag good pian cook: good bakers woalt assiat with washing and ironing: two years’ good ref erence from lant employer. B15 ae eee OTABLE GIRL TO Jdo chamborwork; fs first class Inundross; city ref erence. 318 BAST DT STAR SPROT\RER PROTEST. ant woman as chainiermald aud seamstress oF nurse and soumstrens; no, objection to, the country t clty ref “—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO berwork and waiting: elty t referonco, 32. E. St 47TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 5 wa cd chambermal Ing; no obj reference from last plac ys. 399, WEST 26TH ST. FIRST FLOOR.—A YOUNG e woman as chambermatd and to do fine washing; is tion to @ p 172, STH AV., SEUOND FLOOR—A GERMAN WO- man ax cook aud to assist with the washing and Ironing; best city reference. 742. 3D-AV., OORNKR 46TH ST.—AN EXPERT enced woman as cook; an excel ent baker of broad and Viscuit; would do coarse washing: best ret A RESPECTABLE COLORED worn as first cl Can be seen, fer two days, from 10 to 1 o'clock. PAN Pata oe Feference. 20TH ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS d lnundress or to do general housework; wor ‘Ll E TO PURCHASE A CIGAR STAND OR nt space for name jn a hotel or restaurant, Address J.J, FRENCH, Herald Uptown office, 0 A private residence 120 West 23d xt., Household Furni- ture for sale, vis. :—Klegant Parlor emit, 14 pieces, covered in satin, cost $1,200, tor $450; one do., 9125; Toreieh Suite, $50 and $100 Hash Suite, $90 a aid and Dressing” xt Bureaus, halr aud spring Mattresses, Pil- Furniture, Extension Table But- ke; allat @ bargain, N. we half cost. Ast 40TH ST., THIRD FLOOR.—A SWEDISH @. washing and ironing in « small WEST sae A city or country BAST 40TH 8T,—AN FNGLISH PROTESTANT as cook; thoronghiy understands her business in all reference oy So last situation; ‘with washing; city or country. 1ST H.—FURNITURK, CARPETS Pianos, Parlor Sui Kedroom Sets, Beds, Bed. ts, Armours, Desks, £c., ut private sale, ut auc - Y GENTLEMAN DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING WILL Ascii tie entire. Household Farniture five story brown stone renidence In Jots to suit, vis. :—Parlor, library, cham. d dining roow Suite; two satin parlor Suit ior 25; rep Sults, b ad plain Cham: Carpets, Bookcase, 4c. ber in walnut, $40) to rt 50: © all penitence 47 Weat Ith st. ELOW ~ MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES — CLOSING out Parlor, eee and Bedroom Suits, Tables, & inctory, 160 West NITURE OF A FAMILY ly, in lots to suit. 224 W re SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF GOING TO EUROPE, 4 French euit of Kura urs, cheep, Call for one week on Mr, CASEAUX, 105 West 17ch st. ARGEST STOCK a ot dag AEA, bd bi rod FUR- nitnre and Ca for cash or liberal terms ment at QOWPERTI WAITS 158 and 157 Obathem se Thre ' warerous. Mi CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS VERY CHEA: 8 tue old place, 112 Fulton st. bxplauatory prive list sen \. (Ori. LEBALE IN PACKAGES TO MER- chante’ Apply to EHARLAS ROB RT tad, distillers’ ageuty 18 Feteharch why t+, London, aeans. ss WORCESTER, PHYSOEANT “BOARD AND + nursing, 149 Charies'st., bet. Washington and Wast ESTELL, MIDWIFE SINCE 1840, NO, 1 first door from Sth av, Advice free. A —DR, AND MME. Rp geen CURB ALL SBMALI scompiaints, wine | Aon MARY VAN cota RRLDENOR 163 © «Kast 33d st, meur dd ay. Advice fr A Jiiee.” Ottice, DVICE FREE, CONFIDENTIAL CON! UL TATIONS: tadies renter Dr, and 126th st LL ’ SPEED RE: | Ab 3 wh ne. DY it 1YCH St, Wer tn ay, OOTOR BMERY'S NEW WETHOD-BArE SURE fend quick; wfl phaves; adv Rh WHITEUBAD, 2 BAST eae ae De iiales treutod ente, sure wad quick, for $25, RS. LYONS, FEMA PHYSUCTAR, gu RES ALL UBLE Ni. MiOWIFE, RES L nil é v.80 teh ay. weme 80h st Me U FEES UNL ou Dr. of Mu IN ALL CASE ® WESE 18TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN first class cook; good bread bak - KAST 28TI BT. ook and to assist In waxhi WEST (oT 8 wa (TORE). ‘ool EXCELLENT rand irouer of todo gom eran Call tor two days, —A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST ts « good baker of bre: er yo aanist with washtt ace. reference from EVENT COOK AND n conse washing: private far: iy or private boarding house; city reference, ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK, is willing and obliging; best cil asker and irone WEST S51 ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK ost city reference. EAST 21ST ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL r and ironer or to du general housework ; dent city, ciorte BART S187 8T.—A. COMPETENT WOMAN AS nglish or German style; of in hotel, club hot no, oujection to couatr, Cail for two days. ist STA 1 tosable ‘eteronee, TBSPEOTABLE WOMAN 16 @ guod washer and ironer and AST 20TH ST.—AS COOK, WASHER AND DBironers retoronce. WEST 418T ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl as plain cook and to assist with tue washing and TAA wanes her busines to coarse wi yh i Pas AV., IN STORE.—A RESPEOTABLE GIRL 4 (Gas coo and to do coarse washing; best city refer- ence. 908 aD AV.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD COOK 4 and Jeu in a private family; city reterenci 968 BD AY. COKNER 58TH ST, (RING FOURTH ‘peli).—As cook: ay, goer understands her busi- anexcellent baker and pastry maker; best city reference. % 1.098 sax BETWREN C4TIT AND ostit Bra . A respectable girl as good cook, washer and even years’ city reference, 1.110 ) AV. ENTRANCE ON core a1 ° spectable ‘young wom: irgt or to do general housework: 343, Hast soTH S1.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG irl as chambermaid and waitress or would do ‘een ph eh ges in a@ private family; city reference. Call rest, 8349. WEST 30TH ST. Ui tesa gett Oyen dala 8). ‘A young girl as chai is oF to do washing; best city referen 387, 2D AV. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.<A RE. e spectablo Protestant girl as’ chambermaid and waitress or to do general housework; good reference trom lust place, Can for two days, OB west 2TH Sk RESPECTABLE PROTES- AO Brant woman aschambermaid and waitress, or assist with washing; no objection to ® boarding hou: ence, 15 NA dteadebid P) Ore oees, A feild ROOM.— 41 dad eiamber 4 a assiat with the ity retor- A 90) WEST 40TH &T,—A GERMAN GIRL AS FIRST AZ (clus chambormatd aud waitress; would do washing and ironing; good elty Fi ce. | THE STORE.—A GE irs work or mind children ; good re 1.125, 2p AV., NEAR S9TH ST.—A YOUNG WO. ° man as first rate cook and to assist with washing; is an excellent bnker; would go @ short distance in the country ; bet it reference. N t LIsh Tegel AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN family; vory best reference. Aadcréss KNG- PASTA Herald Uptown office. A RBSPROTABLE, OIRE. 8, GOOD PLAIN COOK aud first class Inundrens; first class references. Address HL. box 163 Herald Uptown office, Chambermuids. &e. 4 EAST A187 ST. (PRESENT EMP R'S, WHER ed for ).—A rexpectable young girl miata aaa waltco BT SST ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO CHAM. berwork and walting ; best city reference. 7 EAST 48TH ST.—AS FIRST CLASS OBAMBER. mald oF perioemas understands ies aes Fi koe man girl as” acbermedé and waltross, Can be seen ut present employer's aD Both Bort) sentir Delos tebe 26. EAST 477i ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S).—A young girl as chambermaid or waitress; willing to fasixt in washing and ironing; city or country. WEST SOTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL as chambermaid and to do er ats or as nurse to grow- ing children or to wait on w lady; @ yours’ reference trom last place, 103, WEST 18TH ST, NEAR 6FH AY.—A YOUNG girl to do chamberwork and wuiting, or take care of @ growing child; willing and obliging, city reference. Call for two days. 104 WEST SiS? ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG piel oo chambormatd and waitress in « private family: 107 WEST ITH ST, TOP FLOOR. woman as clambermaid and waitress as the inundey if required; no objection to» boarding house; Tetit STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN iy «good buker aud luundress; bost refer- LES ST.—A YOUNG GIKL AS CHAM. id and waitress; city reference. Cull for two ) EAST 29TH ST., THIRD FLOOR. Ltunt wouan as ovvit, washer aud iru —A RESPEOTABLE YOUNG nd ironer; alee end oblig- EAST S9TH ST. irl ae couk, wash 2: first clans city YOUNG ONG WOMAN To Cook, ral hounawork ; Kv0 REAR.—A YOUNG WOMAN yes ins private family; 110 EAST 22D ST. (PRESENT EM PLOVER) youny swirl to do upstairs’ work or take care 01 ‘ 110," girl as chambermait and wal family, o¢ as chambermaid in @ private Senedin house; oud references. 234, East siti # <MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Obaocher daughtcr as chambermaid wu Onil or add sess. 1G) EST sT.-A YOUNG poser AS CHAM. Beare ‘niiting {o assist with the washing and iron. Si.-an Fits? CLASS COOK, IN voording buuse ; good city reference. 236 irae. WEST OTH ST—A NEAT YOUSG GIRL As [QL SRE Sas EL 44.0. or A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER. meid and waitress and assist in the washing; city reference. _ RL AS CHAM» A RESPROTANLE YOUNG soktu GERMAN PER- do chaniberwork and sew: jes, in a private fam, ‘ : ly sewer; is wiog "hey? @ bel his reference fram prevent employer. Address box 197'Harcla Upcows repeal ge L cA 2BRFRCT FUER AND, STYLISH TH MER, ewishes engazements by the day. Address DRESS MAKBR, box 20) Herald Uptown Beanch offi MADISON AND r aud trimmer, wishes nil rmouth. Call or audréss, GG MEAT 280 St, NEAR BROADWAY.—A GI soametress and maid; city or country; best city reter- ences, q + 3D ST, ROOM S.—AS FIRST CLASS BEAM ito work # specialty. A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRE will not object to light chamberwork; dations, BBY eet home 131 T KESPECTABLE T INDIAN OL Protestant girl as competent seamstress and nurso; can eut and Gt; one month in the city; no objection to travelling. Address, stating wages. D1 4 WEST MOTH BTA WOMAN Te OUT BY 1 ‘Eweok to do all kinds of family sewing; good r k, or would take work a6 rence, Se DRESS 216 T gor ST—A FIRST a aker doxires «few more engagements Ly the day; undert nds different mae! had 9239, WEsT 46TH STA FIRST CLASS DRESS. maker would like a few more enxagements to go out by the day or week; cute fo ts, Address MARY. De 0 Etods of Tamily sowing: operate Machine; nine yours’ Lest city rel alae 303, 0887 ote ST —Ae BEAMSTRESA* IN A Oprivate family 310.882, 2et8 ‘AS COMPETENT DKESS- a maker and seamstress or lady's muid; best reference, 320: WEST 40TH ST.—A SEAMSTRESS WHO UV: : eae droaymaking and family sewing, in » fam. uy. A 32: MADISON AV.—DRESSMAKING AT LADIBS' A Ohomes, Addross DRESSMAKE 34 be i! ann ETENT YOUNG WO ‘NEAR 10TH aY “AN ANERT: is w first class operator: would assist with housework. Call on or ad 662. STH AV.—A CAPABLE WOMAN D Astros Call on or add 684,07 AV.—A FIRST OLAS DRESSMAKER would like & fow more engazements by the day oF at SEAM refer: 8 35.1 5 SH Dobe ek teasisis enmnor, enh cughly understands Jadies’ and ‘childres rosie go oar by thy day or work as home. Call on or dress DRESSMAKER, DAN ‘AS SEAMSTRESS AND 914.4 a vy eut and ity export « at Wilso: ausist iu any work ECT WOMAN AS SEAMSTRES: cut, Bt nad oparato; elly. reference, Address Herald office, A ‘STYLISH AND TASTY © C ITE AND TRIMMER 1 go out by the day, Address CUTTE, box 140 Herald Uptown Braneh office. YESH DRESSMAKER, WHO THOROUGHLY desires a few more ongtge YLE, box 131, Heral Aondorstands her busines vy the day. Address town Branch office, r in Paris desires work in private families’ bh are the lat o first Parisian house: ¢ English, X. EY General Housework. &c. LL BEBECKER st. IN BAKERY. —4 SouPETEXY woman todo general housework; good laundress; best of reterenee, 27, ‘ANTON ST, SECOND FLOO. German girl to Yo general housework e 8 private family, 38. WEST ISTH STA PROTESTANT ENGLISH womun to do housework or chamberwork; would go to the country ; reference. 4.4, WHST 40TH ST. ORESENT EMPLOY! ERIS) 4 young girt to do general housework; is @ good pluis cook, washor aud froner, us 5) VESERE St. THIRD FLOO; pe le woman to do general hous Fofsrence. Apply, for two da; ry WEST 127H ST, (PRESENT OLProtestant girl to do general housew vato tamily, Apply at basement door. 2 GRE 98men to do general housework; relerence. 100. MOTT 8ST. THIRD FLOOR.—A PROTESTANT woman as general servant; city or country; best ref- erence.” Call for two days. 105 EAST 14TH 8ST.—TO DO GENERAL HOUSE. Dork; good city reference. i7 WEST 46TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to du general housework in “ small private family, 18, WEST 20TH ST.—A NEAT, TiDY GIRL TO DC general housework; » good washer nad ironer; bes clty relerence. 119 WEST 40Tll ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN Joral housework in a private family; good city refer ence. 124 WEST 88D ST.—A REAPEOTABLE GIRL FOR gene: ke biticini. 1 9: WEST 10TH 8 a SS PRS TROTLELE yousx 1 Ao de xeneral housewurk: no objection to go & good c city refer distance in the countr; “2()_ WEST 19TH ST., SECOND FLOOR, PRONT.—A 1 wle young” woman to do general hous work te Famil i good reference. 31. WEST 19TH ST., SECOND FLOOR—A PROTES. 1 ant gitl to do housework in @ small family; reference. 134 WEST 20TH 8’ ‘able woman to do 1TH 8 BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH ment.—A “ier to do general housework; nee. 137 WEST 25TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, LATELY landed, to do housewor! beat elty reference. ° 140. WEST 19TU .—A RESPEC AMERE n Protestant woman to do general housework; 145. WEST SSTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAS Oto do housework ins small family; good references , BASKMENT—A RESPEC usowork by the day or w 150 WEST @8rll ST., ROOM 10, SECOND FLOOR UA respectable woman to do general housework ; guot rolerence. 154. WEST 62D ry A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN )4beral housework; good cook, washer and ironer; goo Toterence from last == WEST Si8T ST—A YOUNG GIRL TO Dt 55 ntnsework in private family ; good reference, 10TH AV. RESPECTABLE GIRL TO Dt 5 ccert Bousework in a small private fumily; elt; reference, i 170. EAST 112TH 8T,—A RESPECTABLE GIRL 76 do housework ; is a good washer and ironer. Call fot two days. VO. BAST 382 STA YOUNG ENGLISH PROT 2 estant girl to do general housewor fii 8T. (PRESENT fT EMPLOYER'S). ‘girl eral housework. (8 ST ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN 2 9. ‘ai housework Tn a small private tamily. 211. WEST 44TH ( young «irl to do general housework i jamily; » good plain cook, washer aud iro DAT WEST 20TH ST.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GiRt to do ee housework in @ private tamily; bes: elty roter TH ST—A GIRL FO! du Ohousework ; ood washer and ironor. GENERAL 443, WEST 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE PROTES- tant girl as chambermaid and waitress or child's nurse and seamstress; best reference. WEST S7TH ST.—TWO PROTESTANT GIRLS 216 cineny to do tho work of small private fam! ference, Call for two days. 467 ncn ph nnd waite take charge of chi willing, honest and obligh 488, GTM AV.-A YOUNG GIRL AS FIRST CLASS el shambermald and waitress; first class city reference ; objection to the country. A NEAT COLORED GIRL AS wad waitress in a private family; can use the Singer machine, Call for o days 626 OTH AV.—A GERMAN GIRL AS CHAMBER: maid and waitress ina private fa jean speak French, German and English; te « good snwer! bali tertwe ays. (3D Av., BRIWEEN 46TH | AND 47T it ge ot FA9, sable young girl as chamber Fess, Or assi ith washing or children ; best rofe: asi 156 x2 IN STORE.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL as chambermaild or to do plain area or is willing: to take care of children, 848 ID AV, N#AW GTI SE-TO DO UPSTAIRS work and waiting, or would do plain sewing; elty,| roference from Ist pl 8692 a oe do chamberwork washing and ironing bad BSL att Av RING TURD BELL —Ag COM. potent cham AN PROTESTANT GikL TO aiting; would agsat with the renee. ermaid and laundress; best reference, Call for swe cars, 3D AV.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL A® CHAM. vl waitress, assist with washing and ral housework, in a family; bent ironing oF to do x city reference. 110108 AY YOUNG GIRL TO DO CHAMBER. °. work aud fine washing, or plan sewing; city ref O17 BAST 20TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLS GIRL TC do genoral housework ; good ret 218 WEST 17TH ST. rs ai to me GENERAL housework in « private family; city reference, 223 BAST 20TH 8T., THIRD FLOOR—A RESPEOT able young woman to do goncral housework ; etty ¢ f atta obliging; good re! A RA igeuoral houte work in ‘in'e pe ‘ate family; city or country. A Li avag aod young woman to do general howe ivate family ; city roferenee. 99 - general housework ; is « janet and ironer; city or co ote y { WahsT 2771 ST, IN THE GROCKERY STORK — —A leprae ph nag int TO Ry re rpnecs. 228,87 RT STA pet poe eee kirl $0 do general hoaxework 230.8% 3) AV. ira st x RESPROTARCE Ghii %G private 230; 2 () WEST Tae ST. aaueate Lao Ay oct ‘woman to do housework; Sica 331, Sry “22D ST.—A HESPECTABLE GERMAN gitl to do light housewo 9% 34. Waa aa ST.—A a OTABLE GIRL TO DO * val housework in «private + elty rel ¥i.—A WOMAN TO DO GRNKRAL 23 Ginaee aniay ov cnunyt bon chy reloresen ‘T MOTH AS. sHCOND a tend Oe a ia ly landed, to do genergl housework im at. SrA RESPROTABLE YOUNG pay tn torhourar ot isin cooking, washing and ironing: 1. 145 2D AV.—AN CHAMBERMAID AND WAIT. Ores in » small private family, or would do general Cuevas no objection to Assiat with children; good city rolerence. | 14d 410, 20 AV, NORTHY AND RESPROT- ‘able girl as Aoeveraela and waitress: first class nus aOTABER GERMAN GIRL AS CHAMBER. or care of young: Bhd willing to make ber vlly uxetul city reterence, Address, for two G., 186 Kent st,, Brooklyn, #. D. rel 1 nee in fine w wm ei ity re lensuece ‘Address G., box 187 Herald Uptown 2D D sen PEOTARIR Fone, Gter DAD itoncra housework: kood best city reference. 24. Tact st eeaetnt boomin cual ies @amall private rae ied anuer aod roners Was 96 sods gomeral DooR. ohm 24 gama ao a house work. 265 el Sate nde tn wi taeda