The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1877, Page 11

THE DESTITUTE. REAL ESTATE. At the Real Estate Exchange, No, 111 Broadway, the following properties were sold under foreclosure:— Richard V, Harnett, by order of the Court of Com- mon Pleas, J, W. Loew referee, sold the house, with lot 21x92.3 feet, on East Ninth street, north side, 154 feet east of avenue C, to Hermanu Wille for $5,100, ‘Two other sales advertised by this auctioneer were ad- WORK DONE BY THE ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETIES FOR SIX WEEKS PAST—THE RELIEF THE THIRTY-FIVE CITY CON- ~& GOOD SHOWING OF CHARITABLE AS GIVEN IN A general quirorty Vincent de uu wv. the schoolroom vi meeting of the Society of St i Sunday eveuing last in .'s Cathedral in Malberry treet, at which about su tctnbers from the different elty conferences were present, Mr. James Lynch presided and Mr, Charles P. Veviin acted as secretary. Rey. Father Kearney, the spiritual director, was im at- tendance, and an address was delivered by the Rev. Father Schadler, of the Church of St. Nicholas, Second street. The reports of the separal Presented in detail, showing the work that had been done by the thirty-five conferences, From these reports the following table has been com- piled, and it exhibits a full statement of the labors of this great society during the pase six weeks among the poor of the city :— isi Families aoe Expend’s $1,051 $1,846 Louis Mesier, by order of the Supreme Court, W. P. Dixon referee, sold the house, with let 25x102.2 fect, feet, south side, 250 feet west of avenue A, to Hermann Meyer for $10,000. Mr, Me- si Iso |, by order of the Supreme Court, J. W. C, Leveridge referee, one lot, 26x1022 feet, on East Fighty-Gith street, south side, 255 feet oast’ of Third $3,500, the plainufl, Warren B. Simonson, ‘The wale of a piece of land ot Third avenue and Ninety- on East Seventeenth 81 the purchaser. 10L 11x30 feet, cor: seventh strect, was adjourned until Wednesd: conterences were ce 40th st, @. &., 57.6 ft. 0. G. Coles und wile to G. D, M 2d st..m. 8. 150 tt, w. of Ist av. 25 “Grand at, 25.8x100.4 Ww, Hieber, Jé.. and wile to. 00 It, bo Heater st, A anieneel Wo fe Stengel %, 250 ft, w. of Uti ay., 50x08,0; Bdward es Bain 10 to George Le Transfiguration St Paul io St, 1mm, Conception Lusi at vac wr a 25,0 8 on of doth is sabato to to Edward Krug. . bt Joho Wangelist. « between Stanton Riv! 25x100; C, Dulin and wife to E. St Paul the ‘Apostio, Bachere ‘Maurice m, 75 tt. EB. Herting t to. rage is flerting., Bi, Sane 8. 80 ft, a St. John the Buptist. Bt. Vincent de Paul. Annuneilation Holy Redeome: St Columba... Fitssimmon tad wi Now Bid and SiG, Y5x742 A 8) uley Water Streot Mission . 25x75; George id avs, 16.8x98.0; 1.5. nic. 2OxT ai te Martens ie c, sparate reports from the conferences exbivit- ing in detat! the work done for the quarter ending Decomber 31 were also presented, of which the a lowing is a summary:—Number of membe! number of families relieved, 1,795; visits ngis'sae total receipts, $15,950; total expenditares, Tn October last the city began to give Dianea ts to the society (rem the excise funds, donating in the gro: Since then $24,813 50, During the same time Ul socioty has expended through its conieren $36,616, thus making the amount collecte bursed by the soc! ity itself $11,703 in excess of that received from the cily. HOW RELIEF 18 DISPENSED, The society is under no expense for office rents, sal- Arios or incidental assistance. lecting and distributing of money is gratuitously ren- the members attached to each conference having complete control of the district in which the ituated and of the funds collected le system adopted by the so- ciety it heonmien impossible that imposition can be practised, and the reports sent in to the Particular ‘0, therefore, an exact and reliable record of the labors of each conference and tho extent of the relief afforded to the poor. Of the 3,859 families, com- rising about 17,146 persons, given above ax being re- jeved, 1t may be said that the majority of them are constant weekly recipients of the society’s bounty and are visited regularly by the visiting members, As compared with Jast year the labors of the society have been much increased, tho families relieved this winter showing an increase of fifty per cent over the corre- sponding months of last winter. The society is now engaged in making exceptional effort to meet the domand, which is usually more severe and trying in March than in of the winter season, ‘Thomasson (referee) to W. L, hey TS, La 8 orth th G. F. Mart ebrook 15th ab, 9. 2, BT.1 fw. ‘of Zth av, 24, ood (referee) to T. >fitepattien, soinn, ft 8., BOO Th w, OF B to Ann Crowle; All the labor im the col- | Same to sume, &. s, o! y Same to St. Luk Hospital, & 8 ee thas st conference ony Geor = Philip ‘ind site to Ani sane, to Lev hori aes did a 18H of 3d a Third United Preabyierian Goag a tod. G, Pure, ns. ‘ot Churies t., w. of Factory ution, of Charles mu, Charles J., to Eaward Logai Bt, n. of Peek sip: Lyear.. y other month ickness prevailing then to a + extent, and the chi rity of benevolent individuals ing at the close of the winter well nigh exhausted. 4 CASE YOR THE CHARITABLE. A request comes that some kind-hearted pergons will gall at No. 823 East Seventy-tourth street, where an vx-soldier and his family are in a destitute condition. jr man has been for some ti very small assistance that hi ofthe charitable societies is altoge sient to keep the family from being hoagey. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. SHE MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION AND GARDEN PARTY AT THE ACADEMY—ELABO- RATE PREPARATIONS. The most extensive preparations are being made for the great event which is to come off at the Acadomy of Music on Thursday evening. The celebration of ‘Washington’s Birthday receives additional lustre when its attractions are devoted to charity. and gardou party will be under the auspices of St. John's Guild, one of the most noted of our charitable organizations. Judging from present indications the success of the event is assured beyond doubt, Nearly all the boxes are sold and the sale of tickets is there- fore much larger than on any previous occasion. In- vitations have been sent tothe Grand Dukes Alexis und Constantine and their suite, to ex-President Lerdo, ol Mexico, and suite; to the leading State and city officials, and to army and naval officers and foreign consuls, all of whom are expected to appear in uni- MOORED. Another party who is claimed to have been en- gaged in the attempt to rob the house of Franklin Lie- ver, No, 244 West Forty-fourth street, was yesterda: brought before Judge Smith, at the Fifty-sovent] Street Court, and hold to answer, name is David Skiff. past an invalid, be The prisoner’s DANCING ACADEMIES, “KLEEN DODWORTI'S~ DANCING SCHOOL, RE moved to No, 631 Sth av. ; spring term pow commencing For particulars send for circular, Sotuneiies DANCING ACAD Mngvenank, ‘Oth st.—Privat ons every day ssons any hour, ROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST.— All the fashionable duncos in one course of lessons. Re- ception Soiree Friday evening, February 23. coh cont ob DUMAR’S PRIVATE DANCING est 4th st.—Ladies’, gout AE danose taagns’paitectis te Hk per glide waltz, speciale: gentlomen’s and The reception e Dancing Acndemy. t TAMOND'S DANCING SCHOOL, BROADWAY AND 52d st.—Open every day; any number of private lessons 18. ny spring term. For circu: QAUSE'S DANCING A 1h Tans 13th.. AN IVATIS esos any hour, CIRCU- 56 WEST 38D; 114 212 East Lith, — verture will commence precisely at half-pai o'clock, and at ten o’clock the curtain will the tableau aud will be composed of 150 iadics in costumes ap- ropriate to the different nationalities in the worid. ‘ho “Menuet do la Cour’? will be danced by ladies and gentlemen in the costumes of the period of Louis XIV, The ball at the Academy of Music and the arden party in Nilsson Hall will then be tormally PING, ARITHMETE ALL “ENGLISit PAINE, 62 Bowery. Uptown, IRENOH CONVERSATION AND DUTFRATURE BY A Parisian sgryleman 3 thirt; A, at pupil's, $35, rata Uptowi fie iN NTS and Louis XVI, ¢ (male) for city institution, classical as- lady for French, Ger- filed teachers constantly Hi Soeree teache sistant for bourding school nour elt man and music, city faintly ene g garden party will consist of fourteen arbors, Mea apace America, Russia, Germany, France, Eng: Dain, Tualy Greece, Brazil, Mexico, Iceland, vernon, Rebecca at the Well Zuch arbor will be decorated, as far us possible, with Jowers and plants representati sountry, and will be attended by ladies m appropriate There will be 100 ladies altogether, who will sell baskets of flowers, bouquets, Loutunnitres, &c. Rebecca at the well will dispense lemonade and the gypsics will tell fortunes. * The music in the Academy of Music wiil be furnished and Major Downing, of the 1 wield the baton in Hall. Some of the best musical talent among the or- chestras of the metropolis has been engaged. The entire net proceeds will be devoted to the poor, and the hat and suppor rooms will be under the direct personal supervision of the Executive Committee. The committee request as many of the guests as possible to appear in the costumes of a hundred years ago. Amoug those who have engagod boxes for tha occa- sion we May mention ;— H. K, Pg ed) General C. C. Dodge, E. A. Mra. A. B, Darting, Hon, @ Forest, Adolt alearteee FINE ARTS. a SALE—RARE ee Pa SEA WEEDS, ONTG- nd a gypsy camp. @ of the particular “VL CONFECTIONERS” FURNACE, WARBLE SCAB, Lepper Kettle, Drop Machine and Hoarhound Cutter} of good Partition. Address, stuting article for ANTED—A SECOND HAND with two doors and rocent smprovements.. Answet Herala office, box 219. ANTED- SECOND HAND SEVEN-FOO: Boiler, Steam ‘Tublo. and must be perfect. by Bergstein and Grafulla, egiment Band, wil indigestion and wasting diseases. The most efficacious remedies are Townsend, Jacob and Pancreatine, The original and genuine prepared only George M. Ward, Mrs. Hostor Walluck, © Woerishortter, Mrs. A. vomeyer, Insiee A. Hopper, C. F. Blackstone, Hon. J. Dupignae, H. J. he T Fred. tay AVORY & MOORE, No, 143 New Bond st., tale Sold by them and ail chem. Sterling, J Fa Southwick, J. D. ixts and storekecpers throughout the United States aud Thomas E. Stewart, L. V. Sone, eer iW. Weed, 8 Blydenburg, Mrs. L, Kirt- CIGARS “AND “TOBACCO. Bsranova CIGARS. ~ The subscribers have made a sale of the clzars of this well known MAKING IT A HOLIDAY, The Produce Exchange and Cotton Exchange will ro- main closed on the 22d inst. The Custom House and Post Oifice will be open frum nine to ten o’clock A, M. SALARIES OF The Committee on Finunce of the Board of Educa. tion helda meeting yesterday afternoon to consider the subject of expenditures, and intend to recommend ‘hat, inasmuch as the Committee on Salaries and Economy are not yet prepared to report on the subject. of a reduction of the salary account, that the Board of Education make a partial appropriation of the school Moneys to-morrow (Wednesday) to meet the expeitses for the month of March. 9 SKELET ONS DISCOVERED, While Foreman P, Mulvey was lately excavating on the Riverside Park, between 102d and 103d streets, ho unearthed parts of five skeletons and a piece of wood Aud some nails, supposed to be parts of acoffin, Tho wood was examined by experts, and is thought to be As the oldest residents do not remem. ‘ound being in that place it ts thought the skeletons are the remains of Revolutionary soldiers, Only one skuli is preserved, and under the right eye is a hole as if made by a bullet, WHY SHE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Mra, Elizabeth Healy, of No, 29 Sheriff street, who was arresied at the pier foot of Broome street, ust River, on Sanday night, while attompting to commit suicide by Jump.ng into the water, wus brought before the Essox Market Police Court yesterday, is a woman ol prepossessing appearance and is about She told the Judge that she d suffered so much from her husband's abuse that she would rathor die than live, and on Sunday evoning she rap out of the bouse in a state of frevzy, her three She intended to throw the child into the water first and then to jump in after it, @ inquired closely into hor husband’s conduct eraod concluded to grant a warrant for bis arrest on & Charge Of wssault anu bat ngements for the oxclu- o the full assortment of they are now prepared to offer. the high duties on imported Cigars, the oe Lapanols factory at Havane has estan- roprietor of t ‘TEACHERS. BRANCH IN_ thore the same ei: 0 nn factory, the pure quality and ar have given this bred 1 KEY WEST, Vuelto Abajo tobacco hid & com} warivon will show are in every respect full nection with our usual AC. ik Rk PLP, STORAGK. ne’ HAEGER WARE HOUSHS, BT A having been romodvlied upot wp they ore prepared to ivo better accommodation they other wareiouse in the cit; into, Uaggnee and roods of every description and at low! ‘Au In 1 invited, “Offize, for the storaze of furni ber a burying R.W, WOOD & 60, MARBLE “MANTELS. Al PRICES NEVER APPROACHED” BRFORE late and marble ( 60 Union square, ith av. and t7th wunutieturers of all kind _ CLOTHING, vit ies und gentlemen will be nat re fn cash for cast-off Cloth Ladi it es. Marks 'Ordare twenty-live years of axe, HIGHEST VALUE 4 8th av., nour 4th st. Call or address 248 SD AV. NEAR 20TH S1,—00 PED cont more cash paid than elsewhere for cust of Clothing, by mail attended, year old child with her. ES AND GE off Clothing, Jewelr; _ SITUATIONS WAST: Cooks, de. + al BOTH ATA by conre tins. rd baxings SALES AT AUCTION, vr arn vere dewy East situ on “PuESENT. EMPLOYER'S).—& oun women 9 eek, washer and trouer; is fully compe- TO ART CONNOISSECRS, A BARE OPPORTUNITY, Absolute sale of one of the fi vate collections of ‘iy aura “eit saver 1", L670, Bled same date Pome coals Ss all ite 2s 5 in a boatdins house o stands all meats and pastry, good reterenc BAST 1271 ST.—AR FIRST CLASS COOK” A will assist with washing and ironing; CORNELIA 87. ROOM &—AS OOO im sr, ket ok LOOR, PR young woman as good cook, os ~ reference, AV.—AS PIRRT CLARg COOK IN A dBorivat family oF first class boarding house; best elty and most important pri- = class city re! MODERN PAINTINGS, of the best European schoo MR. HENRY N. will take place on FRIDAY EVENT. A Bl z rHlE PRINCE ST.—A RESPE Zand to assiat in washing: ALE WOMAN \8 COOR BAST 54TH ST. nglish woman us cook or baker ing housekeeper: best city or coun’ ry references, CORNER 27 ar, tore. —By & competer ont cook and bak (RING FIFTH BELL).—AN i work. TH, 547 STH AV.. rat Day expenses, _ OA EA i a elty or country voaniToRe BAST ett sv i will do the washing 13 4 GOOD BKEAD ays The collection includes chefs-d°wavres by Ross Bonheur, Jules Breton, Gus Brion, Charle: Bauguiet, E- Boutibounes Moratade. Meyer on tremen, ou co Hildsbeancte Vie sdwai bach, B.C. Koekkoek, Lambi Nousl,. Roitiaen, Jenn Robi Tor simouene, Verboockhoven, J HAST asTil #T.—4 YOUNG a WOMAN Aa GOOD jain cook, washer and ironer; best city Gan be boon for two days WEST SST ST. 32 WEST 4TH St.—A RESPECTABLE “GIRL AS Prog plain cook, soe zane froner; relervnce from last rol eousents of large font cory Is room Sets, Dinin: F. Gompie- Calls, Corus, OM 15.—A COMPRTENT person as cook; hy assist wita washing; good several large fine Paintings N. B.—Also large sale wt 39, 42 an . (BUTCHERS 8 Sameera mbes mace sesh’ to a cones) ig house ; ss Feference. a, Theo. inenanee Saintin, a ieee ¥. Ziem and RENPECTARBLE PROTES willing to assist with washings m KRAST #2) ST. eDeaut woman as cook YOUNG WOMAN a8 COOK baege st, mae well Now on exhibition, day and evening, at the boat city reference t class laundress; city or eu try; best city ref Kurtz Gallery, ve, om and kivchen'| Pdrniture, Carpets, Mizrovs, Gnbl wet Crib, Pictures, Paintings, Refrigerator, China, Glass and Silverware WEST ish ¥' oman as good cook, a and sen dene Pastry cooks 6 Fast 234 st., on Mudison square, ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctionser. ARSHAWS SAL WEST 18TH 5 sist with the washii OOK; WILLING T% ns goed cliy forure y Rt H7il 8f—AS GOOD PLAIN COOK AND isc t maker: will do plain washing; best treme va from Inst place. A: TUNIS JONNSON, AUCTIONEER, Old staid, 37 3 87 Nassuu st, TO-MORROW, AT 11. O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALESROOM, 87 NASSAU" ST., SALE OF ousFHoUD sree FINE ear OR SUITS, Furth purticula BLecodsor 44H ST.—A RESPECTABLE iat iaea OF. pas cook ina untry ; understands mil EAST 39TH 8T.—A RES: DORPER, AUCTIONEEI ‘splendid Grocery, Pixti oe wash and iro! ant city oference, PECTABLE WOMAN AS enok; thoroughly understands her busl> RY, eats mu Fix: tures ot Grocery Suor To canned Fruit, Spleos, u ico Denke, Chairs, ounces, de wen aval hanlly AWNBROKER'S SALE —THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, Ag NOTICE. 500 tots Dresses, Auctionoer, will sell at Shawls, Remnants, ‘il AV., SECOND FLOOR, A YOUNG WOMAN Free exhibition day and evening AT MINER'S ART GALLERIES, 845 BROADWAY. ‘The private collection of » well known art connoisseur of this city, embracing choles wud valuable works of leading artiste 0 Amerien, Fg Ki Jus good pln cook, washor aud ronor; best city refr- RAST Mat a Dicood cook winst EAST 38TH ST. Ea cook: host city reference ONE PLIGHT UP. =A YOUNG * city reference Soreads, Boots it Vi By 4 i i PAWNBROKER'S Auctionoer, salesroom No. 89 00 lots men’ Dresses, Shawls, Remnant a. ‘BROOME ST, REAI.—A PROTESTANT WOMAN us xood plain cook in boaruiux house or to do general in the country ; ood referonce, AS FIRST CLASS COOK; WOMAN a8 GOOD ELD, GENERAL wery, will sell this days and women's Clothis woman as first class cook ; six ye 32 Tat ia “TOP FLOOR, — THE FAULKN Nie GALLERY of forming one of the ERIFR'S SALE Auctioneers, will VAN A88 Kul & KEARNEY, i this day, at 11 o'clock, at thot ls of Flour and ft bar. KD REILLY, Sheriff, ood cook and oxcellent baker; would boat oy refurenc ‘ater Gotors Futon square, 16 b ret of Molasses. ‘Thos. Kennidan, Deputy. finest assowbla of Dranch evar offered nt publte competition in this cit; ‘To be sold ut auction Monday, | evenings, February 26, 27 and 2 00) room,--As experienced cok: city or country; best 80, ‘uesday and Wodnerday | 4 parrot Varnish and t box Paint. Ri ar APECTABLE GIRLS BERNARD RELLLY, Sheriff, EST 418T 87.—TWO RESPECTABLE. 0 go to the country; one as ceok, washer and ironer. OD COOK: UNDE. HENRY t D. MID “STAs tall kinds of Woking: willing to assist with M. Parrex, Deputy. WO Ay serocenoa train Wer Ines rte the othor ‘ws ‘ehermbermald’ aud waitress; best country re! Qukrirrs BAL OF WINER, LIQUORS, &0. ya 4 Special Announcement, ‘A superb collection of Americnn snd foretga in) several of which are from the. inst Purls Salon Exhibition and the American direct from the studios of our best artists, now on exhibition at the ERMAN, Auctioneer, sells THIS DAY (Tuesday), February 20, at 11 o'¢lock, No, 13 Bowery, SECOND FLOOR—& Iain cook and wood wast inily ; eity or country; will EAST 30TH Decipemanie ae r in ® private ity references, i 8T.—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND siren kood reference, WEST 10111 St.—A COMP iiigoors te gnase, dousilanas ait roettlens YOUNG WO- Schenck Art Gallery, aes 80 Liberty st be sold at auction THIS DAY on ‘to: veteran Fobruary 20 and 21, 12 0% ah toves, do. Sul ETENT amen TT AAG Nas ood cook and to assist with washing and invite MC. CONNER, lute Sherif, o objection to a short distance In the country; at HOT SF, SECOND FLOOR, FRONT —A rotextant «itl ax competent cook; good luundress} Sain moderate; elty or country. he EAST 59TH ST, Lws cook in @ pi ae us Dovar, D “ASSIGNEES BALK OF ised, postponed until ‘Inosday, M __| Ry ESTERBROOK, ALLEN & 06,, jock lock each dav, WEST 17TH 81 ECTABLE WOMAN AS R competent cvok in a private family; good city refor- RE! rato hare five years’ city r EDWAKD SCHENCK, Auctloncer, RT EXHIBITION AND BALE, The Messrs. LEAVITT, AUCTIONEERS Peremptory Art Sale. nee from lust plac WEST SSTH RT, TH FOR Ce Au ‘THE EVENING A IN NeW Hk SHOK STORE).—A rotestant young womun as plain cook, washer und ironer in @ plain private family, -A RESPEOTABLE WO: thoroughly unaerstunds her bust- jection to a first class bourd- D BFGL)..-A RESPZOn it girl ue first class cook, washer and ironer; good city re On exhibition at FIRST FLOOR, FRONT.—A_ RE culation of the Evening ‘relent 1 kpectable woman as good cook and baker; eaalas 877, was us follows Uy Monday, February the Art Rooms, 817 Broadway, Anclons and Modern Oil Paintings; also Drawings by the American Sketch Club— H, Peters Gray, W. 8. Mount, F, 8. Agato, A. B. Durand, 7. Cole, F. W. Edmonds and others, to be sold without any resorve whatever, Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, hing: reterence, TABLE GIRL AB COOK, ‘al housework ; WEsT 3D 8’ eook, who is @ thoro for boarding house; er and froner; would do ge xl, expadlo. steady, rollable bert ety fen Wednesday, rina 48 good washer and ironer; dvertising only 26 cen Thursday, Fobruary 1. Advertising only Friday, February o vt PME ANS Ls ee ‘AS K OR 1 ¢ WEST 19TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as work is witing tn obligin: good couk and tu assivt in the washing and troning Can be seen | for two Mayse T BASEMENT.—AS a Ironer; boarding ho private fom fumily ; good reference. A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS ortising only 20 cents w ine Saturday, February 17... Advertising only 20 couts wiine, xsoa iss reference. ether: one ax cook and assist with other as chambermaid and assist with the washing; good city weerenee. eo washing, thy ruary 21, commencing at “W UCTION SALE, fawily or respectable bourding ROUERY STORE IN WILLTAMS- THIS THIS CTuoriay), MORNING. ie 2, o'clock, PRIVATE EN: ESID| NO, 47 WKST 16TH xf BETWEE! ST.—A COMPKTENT GIRL A K and to hastet with the washing; no objection to JQ) WEST 197 ST, ble woman us dike vu le bade wlibwasting aad FRONT HOUSE, ulso Livery Stables MALONE, 5 Dey NOTHLAND OTH AVS., Ect, SEMOLD FURNITURE, WORKS OF ART, BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN CARPETS, WALNUL ONE-FOURTH LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—A’ LLOYD, 29 Broad- iE. its vulus ; good business location, “RAST 17TH RTA NG WOMAN AS nook: washer and ironers ts au exesliont bare INLAID CHA STEINWAY 74 OOTAVE VIAROFORTE, CHICKERING UPRIGHT PIANO. PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM. SUITS richly garved rosewood and weinut frames, covered in crimson, tan and old brocade sxtin and cotelaine; unges, Easy Chairs, inlaid m: and Console Fables, roxewood Boek Microra, ince Curtatus, F re Chars BEDROOM. Prous jaid nnd nds, single plain Bedroom set Cases, Bureaus, Washsta and plush Sulu NITU cot can von and iron; city or country; good ref wy refrenee ‘ STORE AND LAGER BEER t situation down town, TCHELL, 77 Cedar at. URANTS, BILLIARD Toa stores, Bakeries, ELL, WEST 19TH ST. ‘OUNG WOMAN AS COOK acti wig te aust. wi rivate bonrding house: wills REAR.—A FIRST CLABR evarse washin, iT, In x orivato faratl fe and obliging: Ko ‘Turkish and Spanish ueterie and dit Centre ageres, Cabinets, Fronch ch Mantel Sets, sixty-duy ‘ary und Secrotaire i uridich Sutt, Welsh KE, consisting o =FOR SALE ‘A ¥, Hotels, corner Groceri Gontectionery. MIT 5 RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS class cook and lnundross; good relerence from ook; understands Snr hotel cooking preterres WEST 19TH ST. oman ws good evk; would Ansist i objection to @ nice boarding how —A YOUNG WOMAN AS GOOD or and ironer; vost city relerence. ESTABLISHED PRIN » emadaned tor g ER, NTING OFFICE FOR yeneral orks terms cash, Address ‘A SCOTCH PROTESTANT WOMAN niorstands all kinds of family haking, int with washing; good ret elaborate and jt Bodstonds, Dressing fund doubie Bedsteuds, ener ys, feather Pillows, 1! marble to jension ‘Tablos, Sidebua RD 1 ae K, =a ) WEsT 19TH 51 SECOND FLOOR—A_ RE OYSTER BAR ATTACHED; ON # plain cook and to do wash- ININ: account of two places. Inquire at 40 Wooster at, 4 Says jo Gorman girt Chairs in leather, Silverware, Crockery, two ‘Hail Stands, velvet, Brussels und Ingrain Carpet B.—Men to remove, pack fF ahip ROBERT C. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM, repreiesie colored girt as cook, washer and ‘Cull or uddress. ATH AV. (TOP BELI).2A FRENCH SooK 1 goods, clty or country. family no objection to counte JABSHIN, Auctione UCTION SALE OF HA Zi, -niture THIS (Tuosday) 9 ‘at the pri 6 FIRST CLASS COOK understands all kinds of family SOM HOUSETIOLD ¥ ~OHEAP=A” WELL d Grocery Btore; pose ent city We : WEST #TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN sold on account of owner. OTH AV., FIRST FLOOR.—AN GOOD PAMILY ‘ave; jaagmidoent Parlor Halts, 2. rosewood Planofortes, |. P. BLOCK, No, 60 South 1% oleygant Carpets, 10 rosewood and walnut Bedroom sults hair und spring Matressos, Bedding, Lounges, rep nnd haircloth Suits, Clocks, Cart niture, Silv will asalet with sist with washing; elty reference. Call or adi N THE REAR—AS COOK, AND ger with the washing and ironing; good city tands all kinds of cooking and baking: as cook, washer and troner or to do qenoral house- dross, irrors, Paine IN WORKING ORDER; Library, Dining Room Speen Yor ~ Heral T BELL—A YOUNG WEST 2571 ST, ny objection to plain wush- oman as oxceilent cook ; TAE aay M ‘A LARGE AND superior assortment, at unusually low prices, to close out the entire stock ve a tee week. ont AV., TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE ook in # private Family sents dasa with the washing; best reference, ‘@PECTABLE WOMAN objection to & boarding 1G IN New York. COMBINED CANNOT EQUAL T The circulation of the Evening Telegrain fur the week gnding February a, 1877, was as follow: Monday, Fe At Wednesday, Feur Thursday, Februn Ad’ Friday, Fobrus re Advertini Saturday, February 17. Advertising’ on}; Total, Daily Agent, 214 hoteed 26th te - 4D AV., NEAR SATH ST—AS FIRST Cyd cook and assiet with the washing and froning; can de all en of baking; best city refa rae. ENGLISH COUK; willing and oblige WEST 101 ll 8f., REAR, SECOND FLOOR, ropectable woman’ ns cuvk, city reference. stuble, sheds, ae ‘and carta first class busines washgr and lroner; best 111 Hall oN Bro: OR SALE—A FIRST OLAS: QU easy torins, Apply JOIN Lani D, Intern EIST I BETWEEN OTH AND 7TH A. roxpoctable 'y he washing and fronins; best city referonve from lust pluc iT 40 at (PK Peocmrirte! to haarding boat eed in fluting; averting” oH ¥ 20 con —A RESPECTABLE can make excellent 20 AV., NEAR aert f cool read und biscuits; ¢wo yeari ‘pout city roterenge frou lust iNT EMPLOYER'S) .— washing wud iroulug; well or BALE STOO 1K AND FIXTU Rus OF GROCERY 143 = MIFIY BARE. 2D AV. STORE.—A RESPECTANLE GIRL Ad ‘cook, washer and froner of ge: shit to the country; elty referenc VEEN OTH AND 7TIt ol ok, washer and ironer; the other as chambermaid and waltroas: best city reference. A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK. ve. es, Ay misters only browery i city of housework; no +A dress EWE, iHeratd offic UCTION SALE. naher nos ironer; 5 years’ best city reference. THE GROCERY.—A NOKTH D FANCY GOODS BUY A CANDY A commencing xt 10 o'clock, at private residence 120 West 23d st. Household Furniture, Steinway and Windsor Pianotortes, Parlor Suits, Chamber bg Bronzes, Lea? Arts, &o Magnificent Parlor Sui Tables, Etugeros, Br Sets, in walnut, with Bedding, &c.? Extens! Durpeta, Sf Sulte, In tapestry an sale: By order of importers I shall Store, No. 90 Variek MACHINERY, b LD OvFERS TWO SINGLE BULLOCK 2 Proxses for sale chenp, ach per hour of ane! and can Top sedneey THREE TIMES).— private family; good of Troland young wot an as ood cook, washer and s country protarred: good city rolerence, washer and irouer eat city referen “HIRD BELL. parks understauds all kinds — mad with the coarse wanhing vest city refer BD AV. NEAR 47TH sey gy ng god Co They aro eapnble of a. ity or sane, PROTESTANT to vel, waall wud f shines Okeber printing 7,0.0 FIRST CLA! of cooking and willing Table, Buffe tlory, ‘Bookcase, Books, Library, ps. alo neremptory. UK FITZGBKALD, Auction B,—Goods packed, boxed and shipped. ‘The lavor required ‘A RESPECTABLE js four men (or boys) und a k, of toda general housework in to town or country. (PULL THIRD BEUD.—A GIRL Ag VG c A washer and ironer in & private family; city ref- BLE Kk and to assist with the Waals Call for two days panying theso presses, which n hour, we will throw in BiwRKOTYY ma Wetting Machine INERY BELONGING GEORGE W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER, in Ht ‘on’ Wednesday Aue woman in’ restaurant or Seortee ki is & good cvok row), ut 12 o'clock, entirely without rexorve, BAST 42D ST.—A R ‘SPECTABLE ood plain cook and 1 will a a cut Glassware, Majolicn Goods, inlaid Bo dress in a small sting Boxes, one of which ix ibber an Nee last employ: nd obliging; rood Ciocks, Student Lamps and many other Goods, Dealers dear oe invited. t medium and low pri This day (1 litan Sales day) line of Wardrow ling und obliging, fll for two dayee COMPETENT WOMAN AS and ironer; exeellent b nee in the country; good cit hs ENTRANCE ON 51ST ST.—A GIRL 9 good wash and iron; is willing and obligin, In THK BUTCHERS STORE, BR. respectxble young girl tire machinery and presses inery cont $45,000, nm our daily edith , Without the Stereotype Ma- black walnut Furni- balange stock of frst class manutacturer retiring trom ruary 20 at 1! 34 0° ma, “4th wv., corner 25¢ its, Dressing Cases, B in the finest atyte ingle, three-quarter and full sized Cottage Bedroom Suits, hands: A vn 46th and 47th ate, —A to conk and assist with the washing; best city refer FLIGHTS-RESPROTABLE her and Ironer of city references. —A_RESPECTAe —A RESPROTABLE We lerstunds soups, mouts, pustry price of A single re chines: is $5,000, The motive for selling these presses is that our immenso circulation compels uy to use the improved double Bullock WEST 49TH ST. TABL ook and to assist with washing and ironing; six 1.060 sere 1 ‘do general housewo 3D AV., CORNER 647 wi x plain cook, These pressos are Hat and Hall Stands, black wainut and rosewood side- boards, Flower Stands, Farlor and Librar, Extension Tables: also 40 marble top xizes; plor Ginssea, a few suite of groen, crimson, brown reps and haircloth; three vhoice Va lor Suits, in muslin, nowest designs. ST.—GOOD PLAIN ¢ and ironer: city reteronee. i . FIRST FLOOR —A GoMP E+ us good cook; would assist with wush- any, smalior din cook, wash und iron in w small private New York Herald, te ae sity reference. CORNER SOTH Sf. Da eo, eet and ironer; ‘arlor Furnitur e CAMEOS yousy GIRL NT STEAM PUMP Jxo in basement second i hand Household Goods, comprising f nituro, Carpets, hair Hlankets, Glass and Silver Plated Machines, &e.. &c. ua Chamber Far- FLOOR.—A Bi ERP eTRETR girl, 14 yeurs old, as cook, * WEST BOTH ST.—AN EXT stunt young woman as cook w Siero Will be found willing and otuising id oxeelnio rockery, Sewing UCTION SALE. Tw N 82D AND 88D ey —A respectable woman to cook, week private Yh or German house; bext feuihats a EAST 45TH 5T. ook and laundre 3 FOOT HED nd and obliging; good elty 8. HERMAN, Auctionser, will sell THIS DAY (Tues- da; AP LAN Cutter, Upright Drill, de. STIML +, Febranry 20, at 10% o'clock, WEST 3771 31 \ PROTESTANT No. 13 Bowery, 200 cases imported Brandies, Gin, ASS GERMAN COOK: CEDRRUEARDS . BASEMENT. would assint with washing, Finan and American cooking t Bort, Sherry, Claret and INKRY for ® SALE—ONE ENGLISH 2 BOX Rhine Wine; also 45 barrels choice old Bourbim and Ryo Whiskoy, various brands: casks Port and + incaxes and di mpagne ; & ms, suitable tor any kind of ig iit work; 2 Paterson 00 to 00 tach power Lonma, suitable for light figured work; 10 old Any or all’ of the al Apply at 197 10th st., Williansbur, PROTABLE WOR Mppssesier arn box 183 inal branches: ist with a little washing if required: erry, and « large lot of other “Wines fand pos; 65 basket e lot C! gars, trot urniture, &c. Sule positive in lote to suit dealers. attern No. 400 Ublinger ive for walo wt very low cellent vakor; would 4S k IN A PRIVATE ly; understands family baking: good washe UCTION SALK. Solis this day o'clock, at and University plnee, & and d reference. Address M,C, box VARTER Jom PRESS, GOOD As N i “iso an alga Universal, iH. oman as first clans co country; no object ik GuMb, Bo Antex yA rere & BOSCHERT Press, sauaro platen, yea CLASS SWEDISH. COOK? Sor tie her business hora PETER BOWE, Auctioneer, W at the auction rooms corner Sth 0, 2 Aee iT enoral assortment of Household APE PAIS omen a ood cook, wa ture, consisting of Parlor Suits, Mirrors, vince Beet Chamberm Hdchourdac black walnut Drensing Onee stends, Westatands, Rotas, Loancen, bles, MINETTA ST.—A man as chambermaid or &e. TABLE COLORED WO. do plain cooking. Addrest good city reference. YOWER PRESS. 1 piace Machine Ship, 4 and 6 Liberty place, xtenision tables, Tab thorough cook; uit, orn Cutlery, Mattresses, Bodding, Brussels aud ingratn Carpets, Sto¥ TRAVERS. —THREE BO FOWR! it al PERFECT. ¥ J. COOKE, AUCTIONEER, WEDNESDAY, February will sell the Furniture. Mirror venience to East 125th st., Fy Fine Parlor Suits, any and enamelle Q9g WoRATIO STA a th AS CHAMBER: aimatd and waitress or to tuke eare of children; city 15 to 20 horse power: ny person having the si por cual may address, with full description and lowest INGS, Horald ofiews would buy @ good OK, sework, in & small Seon for two days PROTESTANT WOMAN cma erty references, 17TH ST —A reps and hair cloth; wainu EMPLOYER'S,—A amber Suits; fine Pier w RES pelo, BOIRER FIN ane girl to do chamberwork and waiting Mirrors, walnut Bookeases, Dining and Cents seddi and spring Mattrey BILLIARDS. LOT OF SECOND HAND BILGE AED TABLES IN class cook in a pilvate family 80 oF araall hutel ; best city referen 9 GAANON | + GIRL fs) DO nn berwork oF Pall A eral housework. | AERARD BETTS & CO., AUCTIONEERS, STORE 7 ‘Old slip and 104 Peart st .one door from Tunover sauare, This day, Tuesday | Febraar, store (by order of the warde: Louis Renouf Champa; sold duvy paid slso 4 ciehthe, am 0 Lot of Fleck order, equal to new. at very low + ait W. SOLUS Distt, 150 Brondw ANT WOMAN AS 20, nt 11 o'clock, within the ot the port), Champarne—59 varts ‘and pints, to be fitthe cognac Handy, Is0 120 boxes amily Sonp, BO Ibs, each, Also. by Jot Coston, Hagel Nate, Diient m7 2 cirl ne first clasy cLambermaid and ing and cee best city reference, ICAN FERRDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, orved by all lending ments now offered; ec 1 & CO, 40 Voney st. KD TABLES AT REDUCED PRIC VHELAN'S tuctory and ware 16) with Delaney's wire 22D ST.—A YoU NG WOMAN As GOOD best city references, 200k, cod waahet and WEST 40TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN cook in a private family; is « good baker; I kinds of cooking nud ond hand Tables at g ap W, He Shireen: good fetere WEST 16TH S8T.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL ‘as chumbermald and murse oF chambe hie aoe toe ae Is willing to mxsist with tl waitress in # private boarding honse; rood good reference, (OR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL “WILLIARD TABL ¥LOOR, FRONT —A . HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, FRCIAL PEREMPTORY SAL SPTEWELuY, DIAMONDS, | SILVERWARE, &0., THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Rl RICHARD HUMPHREYS, THIS DAY (TUESDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK, HIS STORE, pIneerey OPPOSITE A. T com, Sf 197 ST A YOUNG WOMAN AN CILAM: private family; best city ae “first class orders size tboxi), with mark : will be sold cheap, ng woman ax cook In & private fan- 2 bermaid and waitress in « From Inst employer, — WE: tH STA REN! Protestant girl as chambermatd the washing and ironing. 125 WEST 10TIT ST.” REAR —A YOUNG Ginth mndress, of Ry of esoara word; ean be well rocommended. YOUNG “GIRL AS CHAM. OF WATCH, 2D AND SD AVS.— cook, washer wad GREAT BAR. Lat respectable young woman ironer; city or couatry; thorough cook, aceustom in the country, KASS 20TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK excollent baker; best ow wn second hand Billiard Tabies, © ooms, 726 Broadway. be DEOERS £ ANTED—PARLOR Inrger than 44x7; must be choup for cush, with particulars, G. W. HL, box 2 is WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O. 779 BROADWAY, jand to do coarse SIEWART & CO.'S, EAST 5410 ST.—A RESPEOTABLE GIRL AS jain cook and laundress in a private family; best ‘OTH ST. — rising the most extonsive stock of rich Coral and fing ermal and to do fin GUE ewdley of evary description, ever oeved, ot seein also fine Gold Watches, Diamond Jewel fine Plated Ware, Store Fixtures, Glass tors, &e, Store to lot, to close thy busine NEA BROADWAY. MOREY solid silver and Salannen tae Diets oO tively without any Toserve 19TH ST, REA mond Watoh: S& WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS E Counter ane Liquor igo and Liquors, Furniture, fine Bode and Bo Chairs “100 Clocks, 40 7,000 Clear: erguaid and w roning ; two years’ oity reference. sabe ae) aD ur. A Pee os AS ouan. ‘uesday, Fobrnary 20, at 1014 o'el tion neaane aud sold: bre OFFICE. —87),000, DIAMONDS, WATC er Tenet, Bliverware, Valuables, £e., bow ¥ tablishe @xchanyed: Loans ellocted WARING, os —DIAMONDS, contents of WEST 27111 BT, thoroauhly unde ® Kame, ‘suinds, made-up dishen, by hotel, restaurant, elub or STOW Ax FIRST wraxht, sold and ding. Bure (BELL <A <= ‘ANT chambermaid and waitress in, ® am ave TP 28TH ST, " Pocketbooks, OHN JL o'elock, 1,082 2d wi \ Grocery Store, con ivecware, camel's hair shawls, yt city relerence, prea 2aTH ST., BAKER'S STO! Ta conc 1 Ass "COOK AUCTIONERK-SELLS, ornor S7th st. Stoel and Fixtares iw of Sayers, Tens, Coftees, ioc, Canned Pralte, rreverved Fruits, Bot: large Coffee Mill, Cloek, Count ry Wagon and’ Harne: 7 RR ‘ntion TOK. Foreval at, WEST 277i <Japecrable youre obj “FLIGiRA RE- ood Cook; will wesist with pour hows: bost city reference, girl ay chambermald wowing. | orchembertaatd and waitress, WEST 27911 ST.—A YOUNG W, bermatd and laundress; is willt _WINES, LIQUORS, "ERVE,” THE OLDEST AND MOST fy > of ns dues VICTOR B, MAUGER, ‘10 owcnse OMAN AS Cita. KANT 76TH ST.—AN AMERION Anniv tor ten da jan cook. washer and ironer.