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

THE HEADLESS COMMON COUNCIL. | THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN CAST ELEVEN BAL- LOTS—NO CHOICE—CHANGE IN THE DEMO- CRATIC SLATE— DONOVAN NOT CIRCUMVENTED. ‘The corridor of the Brooklyn City Hal! was crowded yesterday afternoon by ward politicians and citizens who are inverested in the election of a permanent Presi- dent of the Common Council, a task which has puzzied ‘Mme members of that body since their first meeting in Senuary last, Betore the usual hour of meeting, two o'clock, the chamber was crowded to excess, and the police, under command of Sergeant Rogers, kept ‘watch and ward’? over the audience with a view to preserving order in the event of any unseemly excitement among the constituents of the rival aspirants tor the long Contested honor of wielding the guyel. There wore whispers current, in semi-official circles, that there Would be no organization effected at that session, Owing to the premature disclosuro of intended move- ments, which had blocked the wheels of diplomacy. The statement published in the Hexanp of yester- day, that the name of Robert Black, of the Fourth ward, would be dropped by the democrats for President, and that William H. Murtha, of tho Nioth ward, would receive the support of the “regular” democratic Aldermen, was verified, The stubborn rep- resentative of the Twelfth ward (Donovan) re- mained true to bis antecedents by voting for himself with unwavering duelity, despite the jeers and scowls of his associates. A considerable amount of general basiness had byen transacted, occupying three hours’ time, when Alderman Griswold introduced the question Of interest to the impatient avd expectant constitu. ents in the lobby, by moving that special meeting of tue Board of Aldermen be Deldes ‘hursday evening xt, at hali-past seven o'clock, for the purpose of considering means for tho election of President. As au amendment Alderman Fisher moved to adjourn to Monday, attwo P, M., und Alderman Lason op- posed the amendment. Alderman Griswold said it would be the old story over again, He, for one, was heartily tired of the abuse wnich had been heaped upou them, it being charged that the Aldermen had motgiven proper attention to the subject. Ho was willing to come there on ‘Thursday evening and, even at much personal inconvenience, do his duty. The Mayor, be understood, would call the members of the Board together and force them to take action if thoy did not ‘themselves show a disposition to do #0, Alderman Burnett (republicun) beheved that out of Tespect to a proper pirformance of duty they ought to heid a special meeting and try to elect a President, but vas Jabor jatendant upon the regular meeting of the d the bad wir which they were compelled to breathe while in sessions on the latter occasions up- fitted them for much uction alter tive o'clock. They had been too long before the public, and special meet- heme yr abe nals until such time as an organization alt be Aga Saostittite for Alderman Griswold’s motion, Alderman Kane moved that the Board proceed to dlect a President viva voce, Tho latter motion pre- vailed, and a vote was taken with tho following re- wult;—Black SOa ty 11; Ray (rep.), 10; Arnott (rep.), 1; Donovan (dem. ), 1. “Alderman Fisher moved that ten succossive votes be tuken for President, Carried. The resuit on the decade of ballots was as follows:— CANDIDATE, > BALLOTS. ‘Ist, 2d, Bd. Ath, Sth. 6th. Tth, Sth. Oth, 10th oe DMM Uh wo gl -10 10 10 10 10 10 7 9 9 10 pene ale then tiie Cane | ‘ 7 21 1 2 7 bee Dees Wale A eae | ballot Alderman Arnott rose and with- drew his pume, requesting that tho members would vote for some otnor candidate, Alderman Burnett, however, cust his vote from first to last for Arnott. As the result of each ballot was announced by the Chair a broad grin and suppressed laughter greeted ‘the announcement among the spectators, Aldermen Ray aud Murtha retrained from voting for ‘Yhemsecives, The number of votes necessary to a zhoice 18 thirteen, ‘The Aldermen who voted for Donovan were:—Baird and Wiiliame, republicaus, and 3terling, democrat, Alderman Fisher said that the balloting had demon- tirated tue fact that there was no way clear out of this feadlock, und therp was no necessity tor holding the 4 ecial meeting proposed by Alderman Griswold’s mo- Hon, Several umendments were offered as to tho time af holding a special meeting to eloct a President, the result being in favor ot Thursday evening next. The democrats usserted frecly after the adjournment of ‘tbe Bourd that they would elect their candidate at the uext meeting. REAL ESTATE. The following sales by auction were effocted at the eal Estate Exchango, No. 111 Broadway, yesterday :— BY WILIIAM REMWRLLY, Foreclosure sale (J. M. Levy, reteree) of a three jory brick house, with lot, 24x78, No. batgt 911.500 Broadway, to Louis A. Dua BY DAVID CLARKSON. Poreclos: sale (B, . McUafferty, referee) ofa four story brick tenement house, with plot of land, 42.8 88.3% on Kust ilthst., n. w. curner of Dry ‘Dock at, to Philip Underhil BY EH. LUDLOW. roteree) of a house, ith wt. 70,10 14,000 6,750 of one half interest In thre hhotises and lot, 253x190, 10, on Rens extending through to 180k 240 Doth interests wold to. ltzaborh Saekett, pluntif.. BY JON P. TRAVE Assign ¥ belonging to the estate of John Ranges:—House and lot ons, «. of lot mae hth Tiley three ot $11,000; to Wil- 11,060 story brick with ineumbr: Ham Stile. Three story hold property, 235x100, lease extending to jay 1890) on 6. & of 8th av, 5U tt. & of 20th st., tor 810 (with incumbrancos of $14,076) ; to Anua D. oe Yellow ‘stone front kouses, 30x40, with’ "Tote aoe on w. & of Madison av., 80 ft. n. of 1324 h encumbrances of $11,000 on each sie niaes, w. er wy. tor $i to B. ell neste, ‘frame houses, wether bake house Tot, 50x100, on w. & of Main at. Huckensack, 4,5 for $1, with erieuimbrances of $10,787, to Ciris: tien Glinn, . ‘Total sales for the day... TRANSFERS, Me ic Bt.. & 3, 325 ft. ©. of Teh av., sizes 10: John V. B. Lewin'to Laura D. Muck N Ste. Wy th, Detw in How Hovey to John T. Mot Houston and Bleec! ‘orse und wife to Lucy Gist serie 5. 375 Kk os of UTth av, B5K1U0; Kaspar Lyi and wife to Franz J. Forsch. Lou eos Oe i ee but Nom, Soin Rorseh nes, 18 fh oa ab. John Me Ben ak ft. w. of Lexington ay., 20: 1 and wife to Louls Hornthul, Delancey it Hare ty dobaph H, Hart,,... ‘7th ay 6.8, 46M. n, of 11th st. F. Huse and wife. to Abby Huse... 00 fa w. of 10th ay... 25xi100,5; bn ani wife to Gi pis D. Brown.. 31 1 St 100; Thomas Davtisl ln tore w Alvert H.F 57th ot. of ith av., i it. corner Hidge. GOx7 Hart wad te to Joseph B. Hare 50 22d st. s., 320.10 ft @. of 7th ay. isco ‘Samuel Love to Eleanor R, Doni Nom, Lewis st... w. corner Stunton at. Kequa to David G. Caywood, ; 65,000 S1at KE. & &, 205 ft. w. of LOth uy., 25%100.5; George otk smith id wite to Thomas E. Fi 20,000 100 2,000 of to Philip Furlong 830 MORTGAGES. pain Johanna and Pastents to Joseph J. Stein, of 30th st., w. of 2d wy, ;'6 months 1.500 Hanneh DD, and husband, to of 62d st., w. of Tat a of 62d st., ¢. of 2d av. to George W. Frost, 5,000 5,000 5,000 Samb to samo, §, 4. of 20th 8,000 eV Aan und busband, Of STE ate, we of Kh Ray, Margaret and Lusty %. & Of Llst at., w. of Mudixos ay.; Jimonths,. Stewart, Helen Le t,. to Uniwed Stites Trust Com: ny, & W. corner of Murzis wud Washington at ye Wait, Samual ©. a1 a ger, Hiram, t ast Glasoen har between 9th and LOth avs. ; ¢ t., THE “REAPPRAISED SILK. In the matter of the investigation into alloged under- valuations of silks imported, the General Appraiser and the Merchant Appraiser met rote A and exam. ined several of the importers whose goods ar Teappraised. The testimony is ali mand to. result will be «nnoua STABBING A FRIEND. Jeremiah Cadigan, of No, 448 West Filty-second Street, accused of stabbing a friend, named William Cougthio, of the same street, was arraigned yesterday at the Fifty-seventh Street Court, Cough: thi stabbed, was not op band to make ‘complaiat, and 20 truce of his whereabouts could be ound. Cadigan was beld until the victim of the stabving should be found, ORUELTY TO CHILDREN, Nicholas Michel, of No, 133 Cannon street, was ar- falgned belore Judge Dully, at Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, charged by his wite, Lizzie Michel, with cruelly beating their child, Katie sie twelve years, The case was prosecuted by M Chitin, the Society for the Prevention of Cru Chil and the prisoner was heia in $300 bail to ans Sessions, se NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1877.—TRIPLE SHEET. __ SITUATIONS \WASTED—FEMALES._ | _ Chambermaids, &. THIRD FLOOR, FRONT. expectable colored girl as chambermaid oF pisin sewing; Bo objection to travel: city reference. Pts Pah td WASTED FEMALES. WANTED—FEMALES, _ ‘Ke. VANDAM ST., REAR.—A_ RESPECTABLE WOMAN 0 objections to boarding huuse MUNICIPAL NOTES, A committee of Frenchm: yesterday and coolly requested an appropriation of $20,000 for the purpose of assisting a scheme of colo! izing for some of their poor countrymen tn parts of Vir- His Honor did not give them __ SITUATIONS WANTED— MALES. | suaseeoenaeaa 2 EAST 100 37. wok and wsist im the irom Just piace, _ ka, dee. nh (RING SECOND BELL).—AS WEST 215T ST. ashing; best city reterence called upon Mayor Ely 10 cook, wash and iron murant; bess city r ‘0 RESPECTABLE YOUN ironer; the other as W young girl as chamber with the washing if required; two ys Cull or address, 5 EAST 2ntil » st ‘A YOUN Stamvermaia and wait Went t 27TH bY. it ety eatieenees A WEST itil Ah—A RESPECTABLE Yousa rite Lg general housework in a small family: best f—REAPLOTABLE YOUNG GInb to do housework fora email family; best city ret einia and Keueeeey. ~A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS ‘much encouragement City Chamberlat! ment ot aad in bt NGLISH PROTESTANT AS “J good cook: taeapashay understands her business; first plain e@k and yood washer and irone: the following state- hands during the past week :— jarch 10, $989,223 20. Receipts, eee $1,552,088 07, Balance March TOMPKINS PARK. A committee of Gorman taxpayers, residing tn the vicinity of Tompkins Park, called upon Mayor Ely yesterday for the purpose of protoating against tne expenditures made in taying out Tompkins Park by ‘« Commissioners. They were accompanied by Assembiyman Luke F, Cozzous, 000 had been expended in improving the park, while it still remained in an unfinished condition. was also cluimed that $20,000 would have been ample Complaints are frequently PES Tit Lin airs. —A confident woman us and soups; goud bread and icels ee West aD BT, KEAR, Ou. ann oF $1,120,869 38; t ¢ EAST G8D 8T., BECO. 7, $57,155 01. A Jrospectable young girl 10 ae chamberwork and waite {ug or tight hor fo A St aman as cook an ‘io assist with, the. waahlag; or derstands her busines thoroughly ; good re! WEST 2aTil 8 ies D FLOOR, FRON pee ers Vitst PLAT—A RESPECT A. general housework in a small D3 2eie cioced it to do iamily ; good reterence, Q> WEST 24TH 5’ wait 44TH ST_—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 1 couk, wash and iron; country preferred; good ref TWO SIaThRS, TookTHER, lw do the work of w private family; good city refer ROO: —TWO GIRLS; ONE ‘ Aa other for housework ; good ret- 7 WEST 2071 ST., T CORNELIA 8T., ‘cook aH as chambermata “GTi AV.—A TIDY, COMPETENT GIRL TO DO Bicsevtre: kood relerence, 0 Jone ns goud cook, willing te ras chambermald” and waittess, in peace ‘fuxnllyt West 13TH <a As GOOD COOK, WASHER HTH STA RESPR nd ironer in a boarding | hous chambermaid and waitress, i assist with the washing; guod city retere good city rotere: TRL AX KITCHEN best city reference, It was stated that NTIRELY (RERAT j ¢ 1 Se) ieei ol EF a - = t Dcharsbarsiaia end wolivees os to de gynstel: heusee Work’: good reterene \ REG? BLE WOMAN oF | @ a8 cook in @ private family or bourding house ; good elt, EUTABLE GIRLS; her as chambermai 6 as first cles cool and waitress; best city ref 926) 4 BAST 3 Be ie Youn woman at. coo and wlll wonint with the washing MTH ST, TOP DOR, PR conk ina nico family 0 objection to help wash to complete the work, made as to its unbealtby state. Mayor Ely promised ‘o jJook into the matter, THIRD FLOOR, FRONT Sroou. Young girl wo'do general housework; olty cele pid octyl GIRL TODO “3 ROC 25TH ST, THIRD PLOOR.—A RESPECT. Aambermald tila walle is an excellent cook, , REAR, THIRD FLOOR.—AS oud cook ; avod washer and frone 216. ae ay: sian ee Ge atthe T 8 fire ce rican, family : oe god city refere KCOND ry FRONT.—A TRORPOLE ST. 8 young German girl for light housework or cham! stands her business wel The young boys arrested on Sunday while engaged in card playing in the liquor saloons No. 1,002 Second avenue and No, 1,032 First avenue were brought be- fore Judge Smith at the Fifty-sevonth Street Court yesterday, together with the proprietors of the saloons. Untortuuately the police had arrested the older boys and information couid not be as € rT 21 Seosen as chambermata and waitre: obliging; best city ref aT. A A os food cooks w willing 10 mssdst with the washing. Call on Ly 27TH ST.—A TIDY YOUNG WOMAN FOB i housework or chamberwork and waiting; ST 47TH 8 WEs? 12TH ST, (PRESENT. EMPLOYER ®),—A oman pale Erespectable young woman us xood cook, and to assist id troning in w private family, ony y refer renee, 9 RAS 924.8 to do private family WEST 89TH ST.—a YOUN eral housework; tour years 24-4 oor na . 470 ST, THIRD FLOOR —A GOOD ST 218T ST., ROOM 15,—4 RESPECTABLE keneral housework in « small respectable oung gir us chambermaid and waitress; ‘would st In washing and Ironing; first ciaas elty reference . BASEMENT. -A YOUNG G ‘cook or to do x sily obtained trom i, TO DO GEN. them as could have been dove from younger ones, There not being any cused thoy were dtsc! KANT HOUSTON 8 an Protestant girl ironer: the other as wai RTWHr ND 2D A it obliging girl t» cook, wash and iro is house; ERRORS EAST 40TH ST,. THIRD FLOOR.—A KESPEOT. renee evidence against the ac- able young girl as chambermaid und waitress, objection to board PRONT ROOM, A Phan Ba “giel to do general ,acoss = city reference ROOMS, We. WANTED. in this City and Brookiyn. PRENGH FLAT, BLOW 42D ST, WEST SIDE, with bath, by fambly of three Amoricuns, permanont and responsible; give ‘particulars and lowest Yearly rent. Address for one week, J. Hi yt DVERTIBER WAN’ ts LARGE, HANDSOMELY 'U Re located, where few boarders will be ullowed, Address, with particulars, ANXIOUS, Herald Uptown ottice, SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WOULD LikE THR vare of House fog out of ‘of rooms roe west slide prety red, tress or woud do ¢ on; willing and obi (LAST EMPLOYER’s).—RE- cook; willing to wssist with wash- ierwork and take care of chil W st. aca al housework saat TH : would go out us found: 8; good refers Q oT AVA COMPE tire charge. of kitchen: willn washing; best city reference, Cw 1 or uddross tor two days, ¢ 6TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS Finst class cook ins private family ; best elty reteronce. Call EAS? 47TH STA eral houseworker, or as plain coo) na small priv fe fainily; good elty reference. t 7TH AND 28TH 3Ts., 4 TWEE, in 9.--A Fespectable girl to do xeneral housework} willing aud obliging? yood ST.—A RESPECTABLE SOUTCR schambermaid and seamstress; best city reter- .. RETWEEN 18T AND 2D AVS, i the rear, —A rest bk ke E Yi i, Washer tad foaerr amnarican fum- nished House, centeall: W4TH AND 15TH STS —A chanberwork and fine wush- ily’; good elty porate “wort 3T., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— tent woman as cook; understunds milk and ng to assist with washing; city or country; first respectable xirl to di ing In a private | iT ST, FIRST FLOOR, # Avs.—-A respectable woman as cook, three years’ referouce AO Qo ant | washer and ironer city or country; a 2EN “23D STS.—A cung tiles chambermald and iausdvease city oF 4D AV—A RE washer and none WEST 26TH ST.=A LADY BREAKING UP ousekeeping wants ® situation for » respectable colored girl as cvok. waltre: Branch office. uiguLy RESPEOTABLE LADY AND DA sire the care of Seated houre to let or fos ‘oteet rences, Address H. 127 Herald U “A , DESIRABLE Fn ere eG owner for. PECTABLE WOMAN AS COOK, willing and oblizing; best reter- A BO or chambermuid. housework; best city refer WO AMERICAN PROTES- cook, washer and froner, one as 48; city or country; excellent city 7 4TH AV. —A YO O EASt 27TH 87. zd adean do all kinay of co A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS best city reference from her last G DANISH GIRL TO DO mily. NFURNISHED art rents privilege of board- EAST OTH ST.—A rl as chambermaid and launder Cull f for two days, FABLE SWEDISH GIRL OTGH GIRL TO TOP FLOOR,—A YOUNG cook: excellent bik ing to assist with the washing and MERIGAN FAMILY OF THREE DESIRE parte, nished Floor, 4 or 5 room: oats full particulars, Add Has frst cl soups and Jellien: frouing; reference from lust employers, SIST ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS PLAIN asher and froner, oF to do general house Tee: good city reference, in crockery sto ‘ent not over $25 EAST 19TH ST. F.8. B., Heral RESP. Aas cook, washor and troner; best elty refyrence, Gail STANT YOUNG GIRL hambermaid and waitress or laundress; best city EAS@ 30TH ST.—A PR aRST anare. TEN. WOULD LIKE A 3 STORY ood jocality, with, modem improvements, would Bourd owner: Addross RELIABLE, box 100 Ierold Uptown Branch ofice. LAT WANTED—FIRST CLASS: NO DARK ROOMS; E tend full particulars. Address MOOKE, box 1,697 Post ey (as with owt city. SOT A —PROTES jh work in u plain, socks nonths’ elty and count West 42D RTA f ind troner; clty or souutr WEST 20TH 8 ‘Lhousework in a pri EAST 80TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS OHAM- bermatd und waitress, or ax nurse und to do plain is willing and obliging; good city referance, ys RE fant piri ou goed ‘conk, “weeks ned. tren ho cn de reen, —A COMPETENT tirst class cook or laundress; city :good plain eook, Washer oad reference, ST.—A YOUNG Gikt TO DO UP- irk work; would do housework in asmull family; Ben city rotor: ‘OUSE WANTED. WEST 24TH 8T., BELL re TI Oyirl to cook, wash und iron; eity reference, WEst 19TH S8T.—A RESPECTABLE nd help washing; 1s «good bake IN BROOKLYN—A_ MODERN yuilt small House. not far from ferry or near a car route : jow and possession April I. Address JOSEPH, or country: excell AV.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK an oxcellent baker; can do up all kinds of fine FLOOR.-A RB. general housework, —A Y rl us frat clus whi moermnsd In @ private fu would de sewing, NFURNISHED HOUSE; OWNER TO BOARD OUT fe of other boarders: Addrous 154 Kast 12 the rent, with privil tion; or Furniture for sn ANTED—FOR a DENTAL OFF sion Room, with roadway, Sin nu ibe “ST.—A GHUMAN GIRL TO DO patna work a" general housework 0 WEST i9TH ST., SECOND Fi reapectable airt a8 ged 009 washer and ironer in & NG A leasher aud (rouse ar to do general housewor! K. Peiween Madison RL ddress, with full i9flt ST, REAR.—A RESPECTABLE fisework ina ermall private family’ goes elt rl we cook, washer andironer; threo years’ city Ta 32 Vest elty relerence trom last emp! ST 33D ST—A WOMAN 10 DO GENERAL )VJnousework; yw good laundress, Address ADVEW 377E reneral he ANTED—A ante caRGRY HOUSE IN A FATR hborhood, with improvements; rent not exceed- wiuustioned ; possession April or BAST 14911 § nd assist with wi ry 7 WH ST, (RING TOP BELL TWIOk).— G WOMAN TO COOK SI—A RESPROTABLE YOUNG as cook; willing to assist with hing in w private famil Mos Wien vermuntantnn tees ee objection to ntry ; best city r 337 aie asch BAST 24TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL ‘om Boston, to do upstalrs or general housewo best feterente fi responsiblity nee wor ST.—A RESPI ousework: sity reference. ABLE WOMAN TU ANTED-A LARGE, COMFORTABLE BEDROOM: vse ‘uke, in a gute RESPECTABLE fier oc ma pleat, hou: work ine rs. vy family ; best ety REAR.—A_RESPE in as rood plain cook, waunerand iromere Bese ey ‘EL gE Wetter for Pate ry. Address AitaLeY BROT ERS, Metropolitan ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A FLO! oms, at moderate rent, above JOth st., 1st AV., IN FANOY STORE, —A RESPECTABLE poune woman to do general housework; best city « TRO BELL).—A CON sDrcit rth us first clase cook; und iy. FIRST FLOOK, German girl to do hse Te English t mily. Lit WEST 18TH ST ing and ironing it ST. KOOM &—A YOUNG GIR& | housework; willing and obliging; city mn the Country. FURNISHED COTTAGE IN the eountty wanted, by a family of adults; any one ving. such, located within exsy distance, of the city, may ith full particulars, ins, COUNTRY HOME, Herald Uptown 1 cook, good washer a er. or would tke w latindress’ piuce: best city rolerence. Cull or addreus tor one duy. ST CLASS PROTESTANT tor work of fumily, A RESPECTABLE GIKL TO DO nal housework In a small private family; good co trom lust place. WEST SINT ST, REAR HOUR A YOUNG Enylish Protestant girl to do general best city reference, Li SMALL, NEATLY EAST 42D ST.—AS FI in a private family; cit; eG hes Cit COOK teference. Address, 2D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL ; would do washing if required; best city A YOUNG PROTESTANT ¢ as chambermaid and waitross; no objection to the find a including lowest COOK, WASHER % little girl ty make no wages asked tor gir! Md ‘PROPOSAL: VRASD TRUNK RATUWAY COMPANY da. ng and ironing; best EAST 42D ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS good plate cook, washer and ironer; no objection to Call tor two diys. WwW eT SIST ST., roum.—As cook and to assist with the washing and ironing: thoroughly understands her business; Uj years’ city reference, Lod tne all for two day [WEEN S0TH AND SST STS —A girl ax frst class chambermaid and atross oF to assist with growing childre welt gon ally. use! “WASHINGTON BT, NEAR PERRV-CANERT- young American ii ung Protestant itl to do genetel beusomaey Guy FIRST FLOOR, aun Protestant gitl to cook, wash and iron; private ‘Tenders for Coal. r8 are Invited fos the following estima im Cual required by this company, to be de ‘under, during the period of navigation, 1877, viz. ott the port of Moutre: GIRL TO DO Bicenetal housework in ® small family; good washer ], 70 AV.—TWO YOUN ermaids and wultrossen, or to take care of y French, German and Knglish; “GIRLS, AS Pula. 33D ST.—A COLORED oarding house; good city reference. HIRD FLOOR.—YOUNG Wi 4 and iron; no objection to bourd- A + WO) FI souk, or wrontd do ttle eating iPr equl ’ best city reterence. 3D AV., BETWEEN 40TH AND SoTH NT! young girl as plain cook in # private family; a GIRL TO DO GENERAL work aud waiting, Call of L, abo: ons, mo} fo pputsliversd is sneal nomi kiyet delivered froe of all charges and shall be pointed out by the ore of loan, of 2.240 stalments, the coal to disgharged at such wharves company’s avent. Portland, about 14,000 tons, ton, to be deliverea in about mapaug’s wharf, duty” ps to commence about 1 A RESPECTAULE YOUNG nbernmid or chambermaid and wait- tion tu take charge of ehild Call tor two days, “i EOTABLE YOUNG ad. waitress of to, mind colle Tess; would have nu ol Dest city referone OTABLB GIRL TO 11 private tawily; is @ Res 7TH AV.—AS FIRST OLARS OOO; ments, gamse, pastry, demserie ofall kinds, broad, bi sit ; elty roforenee. rl ws chambermua dren; a reterence, WTH ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.— do. ehumberwork, od sind “IN A BOARDING woman na first class cook would zo in the country to tuk best reference. 1; Kood reference. to be screened over ascreen of not less than one uarter ee meshes, WENT 24TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CQOK and to asyist with the washing in a private teal ly 5 bore ae releren Call for two auya, 25 ‘EAST 10TH SC—A YOUNG Gli, as CHAN: Obermald aud waitress and to assist with washine; good city relgrence; nu oljection to the eouutry. seen tor two days, 435.05, from last place. nade in cash or b; bear! br Interest within the month of each instalment. s tendering to designate the name or kind of coal they Zpropoes 5a dell iver. notes at short dates, following the delivery rABLE GIRL TODO ic oF pinin cooking ims small prie K erienced woman as first class cook, is er: best city reterence, A KES PEOTABLE 2rraaher bad froner; gocd eity eintanen NAR 10TH ST. FIRST PLOOR—AS cvok ina private Christian family; WOMAN AS COOK, va 1 Ay WES 4: va srener cure of children. Wist 53D 8t., m Coul,”’ for the above ‘or for fractional parte thereof of not less than will be received by the undersigned on or before BL BOI STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG ai bonaework Ina urivave telly ot tebe and waitress; best reference FIRST FLOOR, ok and good Frenc o¢ home more an object than high to tho country best ruterence THOMPSON ST. ane Ereonch femal company do not bind themselves to accept the lowe! JOSELH HICKBON, General funag _Moxrnxat, March 1 ANTED—PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR A be erected at Kingston, J atten f which cnn be set ike at the | offi THIRD FLOOR—A YOUNG irl to do general housework and as waitress ; a goud home; good re! A YOUNG GIRL AS itress and to aisist with country ; good city relerence. RESPECTABLE, SMART aid and waitress; willing or uny tender. R 7TH AV.—A RE- {ug no objection to 41 n ws cook und to assist with the 7 i ee 49TH 5ST., CORN i BETWEEN 70TH AND TiS? STS.—A irl ws chamber A iddie-azed womun as cook and to assist with wirhing, or to do general housework in @ smail tamii; GERMAN GIRL as COOK IN A n family, do general’ housework ins ameht tumily ; best eity NG GIRL AS CHAM. no short distance in the country; best city washlug; no objec the 10th. April prox. be given to the architect whose plu tion to @ ut) 8 Seork, washer aud lrnsep, the ottist as ahambormata AV. =A ¢ iT YOUNG Izennoral housework ; city OF county § good refors pints or adrows WEST 47TH ST, ‘OUNG WOMAN AS id and waitress, to assist with washing and on reference, . 51.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO chistuborwork, or anchildreu's aurses bret reference, Call two days, TAEH kt le young girl as ood plain cook 1 assist with the washing or as Inundre: country; best rofarence, to {no objection to the Unll or addres ‘BEN 88TH AND BOTH 8’ tnble kirl as cook, washer and froner or to do housework ¢ city or country ; ei TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN AS GOOD COOK AND butter maker in the countr COOK, box 36 Herald Uptown ts EUROPK, Aes END DCHRONTC~ The most effectual remedy will be found to be DATURA TATULA. Prepared in all forms, for smoking ang inhalation, by SAVORY & MOORE, No. 143 New Bond st., London, and sold by them and . REAR AN ENGLISH GIRL ho objection to a boarding BRONCHITIS SEME mart woman as ai excellent cook and baker; will city reference. 2D AV.—A RESP’ 6 al hoaivework; beat ebty F = PEOTABLE GIKL TO iron ina small family; city or coun- EST C A, bermaid and waitrons gree asniet in ree rey m1 STH OS try; good referen ng girl to do general hou xt ry do pisin'coukings WASHINGION ST, merican girl to do general housework in @ small TU aie ‘H ST.—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS cook; city or country; good reference, STH ST.. THIRD FLOOR.—A COMP nehes—soups, game, desserts, would assist in washing if required; RESPROTABLE GERMAN WOMAN WISI situation as cook: country preferred. Address box 178 Herald Uptown office. YOUNG GIR d waitress; willing and obliging; tirst clues ~PERRY.—AN KAR 20TH St,, TOP FLOOR, FRONT, ble young wiel to do chumberwork wud and ironing; would make CHEMISTS axD STOKEKERPERS THROUGHOUT e United States and Canada, waiting and assist wi fh EAST 20TH BT, FIRST FLOOL Oyo woman ay “first clus J AMIDMAN & SON, 21 WILSON ST. FINSBURY, LON- don, are the sule. proprietors of Tidman's Seu Salt for room. Every genuine \f EMPLOYER), —A Ase viens auamsberarald ane neva Can be seen for two days between 10 ‘8 roal sex batit in your a their trade mitrk: wo {pounds iand upward by drajegists x postin attnin ot ne mally and 12 o'clock A EAST art BT, FIRST” FLOOR, -A YOU ‘NGGTRL TOD bo Ho HWOUSEWORKY rs! elty reference tru i DADWAY, ONE FLIC Je irl to do penerai hi family ; good elty referene Hirek bona poteanes young girl as cook and to ussint ne objection tu * private with the washing and ironi covery hae iadu package not b trade fol the salt should "bo" dlawoived im eses gallon of se reject Any NEAR BATH ST., "i PLOVE * chambermald ‘Can be seen between IN STORE—A_RE- pectuble young girl aa chainbermaid and waitress ps would wasist with the washin, stress; cnn operate ‘on two machines. Cull for two days, EEN BANK AND 12711, A young girl us heoberct ag good cook and t Blaist oud reference. CTABLE YOUNG GIRiy INSTRUCTION. LOEBRA. HOORKEEPIN Alish branches, writing, ‘also 254 8th av,, ladies’ department, YOUNG MAN France, wishe: or in Mt DESCOMB! und waitrens; th ‘A KESPRCTA owork in w small family; rit fests itt 12 your : elty or country; WEST 27TH 8° stands French and Eng . ART AM TIO ~E 3 monthly. PAINE. 62 Bowery, OMAN AS CHAM. with washing and ay House; efty re KESPECTABLE i 2 git By cuamberinald eee seamstress, or to assiat With waiting ; nix yourn’ city reference (rom Inst place, from Inst pe tress; good city reference, D ST.—A RESPECTABLE oung girl to do upstairs work or as nurse; youd 7TH AV, NEAR La’ uation in w lndiew’ Oya ng seo! ly, to teuch Fronel, work in m small family ity re Atal trom her lust place. SECOND FLOOK—A RESPECT: to do general housework In @ private one as cook, othe city references; wa Osis ehumbernatajuad waite =A YOUN rl to do chamburwork and take care of childrens ie di ‘ud obligtug nee ‘gl id ie C mel bos #8 Wits iN. iT. eomturts: healthy Toeaston; terms moderate. elas boarding hor Mi a0 D bo Tie ENTIRE or countr: yest Adaress L., box 1X7 Herat Uptown sane 5 sabestarie san iKL EA DO GENBRAL HOUSEWORK » Address C., box 178 ook, washer and iromer frst Sains nantaves ‘GOTH AND SiST TSA cable young uirl us chambermaid, waitress o But Housework: willing und obliging. a W. G. BRYAN'S | SEMINARY E AS ihe’ otal ha nurse and .—Uikh TO DO HOUSEWORK ood plain cook, washer und irongr; best city reter= ) WEST 18Tit 8’ good city reference. HR OST. TOP FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE 1wo. ~ DAUGHTERS oF RESPECTABLE FAMILY re and thorough educatior Hitz, Principal of the Gri instruction in English, German, Frenco and ‘For further Information ingnire at the Greenpoint and (nut a bourding school), 73 Calyer » EI in a private famiiy it can obtain parental id; understands walt Heraid Uptown oftice. the tuition of Kev. 0. el as chambermaid aud waitress sewing; best releren ni mil ing and obliging: elty or country: goud cit Cull on or address: M, MOLONY, her shtee deity . sewor' Hoa 220¢ snd Sbliging’ no oljection toe short distence lu'she WEST 19TH ST, country; best elty reference. ) MOTT ST., BETWEEN PRING “ee. BAR 6TH AY, (RING LEF® Ivell.—Hixhly rekpsetavle widow’ woman by keeper: cnn furnish 15 sary; or would take charge of gentleman in the country: uot afraid of work; references os ud id plain Sowers best ‘ety rofe THIKD FLOOI—A RESPECTABLE Syonng eli wa sliatstoonsiel naa wativess or oae assist with the washing; city reference. UTABLE GLK ents’ relerence ; Q¢° OTH AV.—VRENCH LESSONS G ave faruiiies or wt P: Peat ht formerly w mag versity, of Franc 2." would, waalewith dew member of f4 Uni mn two days of the ee. strate and thor of “Method, How to Travel aaa 19TH ST.—A RES ABL Deock, wash and iron for a smatl family; qood city EAST 27TH ST—AN AMHIGG per in widuwer's or bachelur’ a family. «hdl ae, After nantry.: beat cfey rel LEX (PRESENT EMPLOYER A nimbermald ‘add Yalteese or general housework in « ~ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C AT 77 BLEECKER BT. Neat BROADWA advanced on Diamo ‘octet Doughe of Diamonds, Wate KAST 11TH ST. ‘Fnpon her own resou makers and Seamatresses. ST.—DNESSMAKER AND SEAM- 4 private family, ‘IH ST.—A FIRST CLASS ENBROID- ny kind of work; can show a sample of the Watches, Jewelry, 12 Ia i a TY 28TH ST. Kev =x att aL ART od cook and excellent bake Stands her business; no objection tos short distance in the country; best city roteren taaF ‘27Pil S¥.-A YOUNG WIDOW AS HOUSHe coper i uachelor or widower's family preferred. fA 2D AV, (RING THIRD middie aged Amerienn woman as how good city reference, Call for LD DIAMOND RBATABLISUMENT, itenered selling off at @ sacritice prior to removal to 025 Broudwa: “MATCHLESS 7 GARAT BRILLIANT, WELL ight and tor sale cheap FLOOR. —A YoU Gail on Sre LA DUk. rmuaid and waitress; willl S19K Kooper and senmetees r SAY ST.—A YC * r an dy wll kinds A RESPECTABLE ja and pte Bng or as obit ‘assist with chamberwork. ‘Onn be seen at ps Of faunly sowing; best city ref-renes, WEST 167 ST. —A LLatictat CTABLE WOMAN tessk or to wait an an invalid lady; would child, understands dressmaking; refer. nvemployor'a ST. —A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ES! Dan as chambermaid and to do plain private tumily; best city reference, {ieTWiEiN ot asi iret sa for. chaser oe eae a i ’ rally. “Call on Mrs |UHNSTON, 150 Bowery, corner Broome st aint ST.—A8 GOOD COOK IN A PRI- ine viewer Call or address tur two WEST 23D st THOR 1ING WATCH 1 0 Diamond Rin Address ADVENT. box 140 SEAMSTRESS 7TH AND 8Tii rs; will make herselt generally lave, 3a floor, bnew toven =A veupborenlé iemike us or bourding house; good , FIRST FLOOR, FRONT a e/young widow, aged 20, as housekeeper; widower's fuinity preferred, Toieiey whieh tea WEST 40TH ST, u ciuiy vest reve! TABLE WOMAN of family sewing; + nu objection to SHES A POSITION AG ONEY ON DIAMONDS, FUE Joman's family. Address LOUISE vn. Joweiry, pivecwiey, Seal Sacques Ril bowhs und sold ALLEN, Je: elton 1 100 &0,—DIAMONDS. 4 ENT EMPLOYER'S) oung gitl to do upstairs work and mind children ina private family enn bring own tach youd elty relerence, TH ST.—A KESPEOTABLE Gtith, a8 willing to assist in ehumberwork if re- quired; bost city reference. — fit chamberwork 5 very sinalt wdy Broadway, new YOUNG WOMAN AS AM- se6 weltrenis. © private fuimily; best city relerence from Last emple “MANTELS. T PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BRFORE. ~ A Biave and marble pRinnveles, largest eraeet in ‘the STORE. —A RESPE man ag pak cluss cook in « private tamil woud axsist with washing If required: first class city reference Irom last place; ean be seen until 24-4 tievo table young girl as laundee YOUNG WOMAN AS AKAM. dressmaking, trimming and all 1 good operator city Felerence, FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE TO 4. make spring arrangements wrth first Class tamilies OF week: zuod cutter, Utter and operator, box 120 Hera d office, General Housework, &e. PAST ST, BETW KEN SPH AND OTH AVS.— wework ; good plain cook country proterre: and to wssist with wash WOWAN as Fined 90 Union square, 4th xv. and 17th st, fi eR R TT chamberwork; be ND FLOOR, FRONT mA ss kmbermaid and to assist in the | ST.-A COMPETENT GIRL AS ress and chambermal STORAGE, EW STORAGE” WARRHOUSES, 780, 7 av., corner 40th #t.—Separa ge for carriages, generat me eure of children: WEST SSTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS | humbermaid and waitress, of as chambermaid and will du the work between them country; best vity ref RAST aOTH st. (BELL NO. 4.=a Tt 0’ ble girl as plain cook or luundress, or Nnembarmald pt Jeanie, afl ior furniture; WEST 1771 ST.—A YOU clase |anndroas or chambermald : G GIRL AS FIRST i'e SELES Proprietor avie girl to do hi =A GOOD LAUNDRESS AND id watton ladys Ave iso her won, ago 14; jon to the country, TH ST.—AS SUPERIOR AY BARKOW 8T. , REA. and woods of 6 Sgeneral housework, ry inspection Invited. ‘Sitee 300. DENTISTRY, — M40 OF aX, NEAR 2isT att Nets, bard) Partial, 84; gold Gilings, $2; pla RESPECTABLE rmald in & Fespectuble amily, WEST ISTH ST, FIRST FLOOR, table young girl tu do. chambe: vere and Iroving® two years’ elty raat Serr be ron el elty or countr, ‘A COMPETENT apart AS COOK jent city reterence, ST,. RESPECTABLE YOUNG to assist with +b fb apy » 10 a Telerenes rom aan ry f ji ALBERT RIN BAL Ao with fine wash from lute employer's. WEST 24 ST. A YouNG GIRL AS FIRST Jetass chambermaid wad waltress, 19 willl ad obiig- ing ; Dost city reicrence, satis prelaitin EOS GOT EN ERI MEN ce am eee Tyme ning \=A YOUNG GIRL AS LAUNe wujwetion (0 the oounteyy wu To leaatagt. Gao )2. WEsT 22D *T,— A COLORED Woman To DO ral howework; good rete! uritIOR POETS Gow TEKTH, PER- ting, 88; ceoth dled, 60 cents, P ‘Dr DESAXE, 951 Giben SKCOND FLOOR, BACKA Rie apse — wirlto ao general housework in man As coud cook; willin; East. 63D STA YOUNG Wi 258 city OF country ; best city reference, Leesa Wr the war woshing,