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^JUTUATIOWM WASTED?FKM A !>???
Cooks, &r.
AMITY ST.?AN AMERICA* WOMAN AN
J.v/0 first class diuuor or order cook for ro-itauruut;
first class refereuce. Apply ii r three day a.
1 I n WEST 621) ST., IKTWhRN #TU AND 7TB
1_tU a vs.-A respectable colored woman as Hi-stelae
eo*jk in a first class family; good wg reiertace.
IT'J WF.8T atn ST.?A YOUNU GERMAN OIRL
J ?who can cook ?mi wash aud do general liousc
irork. Add re us.
OAQ AV. O, ROOM 11.?A RK8PBCTABLB PROT
estant widow woman as cook ; citv or country ;
bent city reference. ? an ii? wen lor two days,
ni h kast nrn it, bbtwbkn m and sd avr.
4mi I % one pair stair*.?A respectable Scotch girl as ex
cellent cook; no objection to assist with tlic washing
sud ironing In a private family.^
W%4 A WEST 18TH ST.. BBTWBEN 7TH AND 8TI1
Z'dt'i: avs . rear.?A woman us first class cook In a
piotel. restaurant or first class boarding house; city or
touutry; would go out by the day; (rood reference.
*irn WSW ' 17TH ST.. BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TII
ZdO\> #v'l?A respectable Protestant Scotch woman
a* good plain cook, first class washer and irouer; best
citv relereuce.
> BAST 331) ST., SECOND FLOOR.?a BESPEOTA*
) ble trirl to cook, wash and Iron in a small lamily;
Six year*' reference.
4.4.Q GRAND ST., CORNER OF RIDaE.-?A RE
Tt*-? "Poctnble woman a* plain cook, good washer
>nd Ironer; city reference.
6TII AV.. NEAR 49T11 ST.?A NEAT, TIDY
colored girl as good cook; excellent reference.
316
865
32
Chambermaids, die.
east soth st?as chambermaid or par
? lor maid in a young ladies' or younir gentlemen's
boarding school; no objection to the country. Call on
Monday, Dcccmbar 14.
Q>7 6TH AV.?A YOUNG OIBL AS CHAMBERMAID
Ol and seamstress, cr to help with children ; Is neat
?nd obliging; uoocl reicrenee from present etnplover.
"IOQ EAST 12TII sT.?A RESPECTABLE OIBL AS
JL*)t7 chambermaid and waitress: obliging and willing.
Inquire of her present employer.
OHO PRINCE ST.-A COLORED OIRL AS WAIT
ress and chambermaid In a private family; good
reference.
346
1ST ST., NEAR NORTH 3D, WILMAMSBURO,
_ Brooklyn.?A girl of 18 lu an American family
chamberuiuld, An. Address or call on M. o.
A YOUNG PROTESTANT WOMAN AS CHAMBER,
maid and waitress or to (to general Housework in a
?mall private family: willing to work for small wages.
Address PROTESTANT, lierald Uptown Branch office.
Dressmakers and Seamstresses.
?J?T 5TH AY.?A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID
0 I and seamstress, or to help witn children; has h?r
Own machine; reference trom present employer's.
?>*? EA<T 12TH ST.. BBTWBEN BROADWAV AND
UU 4th av.?A dressmaker, who thoroughly under*
itands cutting ami trimming all styles ot dresses, will go
Cit by the week, day or take work home on reasonable
rms.
1 WRST 34TH ST.?A FIRST CLASS DRESS.
A'JU maker, who lias held a position in some ol the
leading houses in Europe, cuts, tits, designs and trims in
the latest styles, desires a similar one. or would go out
to families at. $2 60 per day; city retereuce. Address.
WrST SOTH ST., TOP FLOOR.?AN 1NDUSTRI
l"a ons seamstress wishes to go out by the day; Is a
|ood dressmaker. Call tor two days.
"ICiO EAST 32D ST.?A FIRST CLASS DRESS
1\J4 maker wishes a few more engagements by the
day or week; terms moderate.
mEAST WD ST.?A DRESSMAKER WITH 15
years' experience and best city reference, desires
the work of a lew more tamllies; pretty suits made tor
15 upwards; warranted to give satisfaction; will go out
by toe day.
QOQ WEST 18TH ST.?A GOOD MILLINER, DRESS
^i^iO or cloak maker would go out by the day or
week; work taken home on very reasonable terms. Call
Mi or address L. M, S.
WEST 32D ST.-A YOUNG OIRL TO GO OUT
to do plain sewing by the day or week.
224
077 WK8T 2,0 ST.?A FIRST CLA8S DRESS
<? I I maker tqakes dresses, handsomely trimmed,
(rom 96 aod upwards; carriage and evening dresses a
specialty; a p?rtcct fit guaranteed.
QCQ WEST 17TH ST., BETWEEN 8Tb AND 9TH
000 avs.?A first class dressmaker wishes a few more
engagements h.v the day; can cut, tit and trim in any
Style. Call on or address DRESSMAKER.
A HA 4TH AV.-A FRENCH LADY DRESSMAKER
TcUU wishes a few more engagements by ths day; ex
eellent city reierences.
C1Q LEXINGTON AV.-A FIRST CLASS SEAM
stress, with best references, in a respectable
family.
ftU7 7TH AV?A FRENCH DRESSMAKER WANTS
W I more customers; cutting and trimming in all
styles; would go out by the day M $3 per dav. Call and
examine. Mae. J. N. C.
fTftl 6TH AV? in IBB STORE.?A COMPETENT
1 OA seamstress and dressmaker wishes a lew engage*
Kent* by the day or week; can cntand fit; references.
tqulre for Miss NOWKLL.
ATLANTIC AV., BROOKLYN.?AS SHIRT
?UUU and underclothing cutter.?a lady who un
derstands the business thoroughly, wishes to obtain a
situation in some Western citv; has had New York prac
tice and can arrange and superintend a workshop; will
b* disengaged on or about the 1st of January. Address
CUTTER. *
1907 BROADWAY.?A FIR8T CLASS DRESS
?4jO I maker wants a few more engagements. Call
for two days.
A N EXPERIENCED FRENCH DRESSMAKER DE
A sires to go out by the day In private families or
take work home. Address, tor three days. M. u.. Herald
Uptown Branch office.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WOULD GO OUT
by the day or week. Address SI. C., station D.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WOULD GIVE PART
?f\ of her time for Board. Address ARNOLD, Herald
Uptown Branch office.
A GOOD SEAMSTRESS? UNDERSTANDS ALL
kinds of family sewing and dressmaking; can oper
ate on Wheeler A Wilson's machine; will assist with
ehamtierwork or take care of grown children; would go
South; good cliy reference. Address SEAMSTRESS, box
177 Herald Uptown Branca office.
T\RESSMAKliR.?WORK TAKEN HOME; DONE IN
AJ most neat and cheapest can be found in the oity;
reference from first families in the city. Address K. P.,
Box 128 Herald Uptown Branch office.
General Housework, &c.
r)(i PRINCE ST., TOP FLOOR.-A VERT RESPECT
faU abie girl to do general housework.
DUTCH ST.?TO DO OE.NERAL HOUSEWORK;
good reference. Call for two days.
I B1 WEST 17TH ST.?t RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LUX woman to do general housework, in a small fam
ily; best city reference from last employer. Call on
Monday.
QQ/1 WEST 21 ST ST.. IN THE BEAR.?A COMPE.
Out lent woman, witb her boy, 7 years old, to do
general bouse work; city reference; no objection to the
country. _____
All EAST 29TU sr.. THIRD FLOOR.?A RESPECT.
Til able young Kir 1 to do general housework in a
Small family; good washer and lroner; city reference.
AUC\ WEST 41ST ST., TOP FLOOR.?A RKSPECTA
TUU ble young woman to do general Housework in a
?aU family; is a uood plain cook and first class washer
d lroner; not particular, city or country.
|'f\Q 6IH KT.-A ObRMAN FEMALE. WHO SPEAKS
\JVjZi no English, to do general housework in a pri
vate lamlly. Apply to Emanuel tiholtz, Missionary, from
? to 10.
A RELIABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN TO DO GEN.
eral housework in a small family; Is a good washer
tad lroner and plain cook; willing and obliging. Address
eralo Uptown Branch office.
Housekeepers, dico.
n B WEST HOUSTON ST., ONE FLIOHT UP, FRONT.?
I <J A young lady as housekeeper or would like copy*
m LUDLOW ST. (RING LOWER BELL).?A
French lady, aged 18, Jnst arrived from Europe,
isekesper.
1 KAl,T 129TH 8T ?AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY A
JLU"? lady of experience, in a respectable tamlly; no
objection to the country; references exchanged. Ad
dress J. K
"I BJ "CLINTON ST.?AS HOUSEKEEPER, BY A
J-'J i young American widow: widower's family pre
ferred ; children no objection; eood home more an object
ttiau wages; good references given and required. Call
?r address ior one week.
OIQ WEST S5TH ST. ?A COMPETENT DRESS
wlO maker, who understands all kiuds of larally
jewing, wishes a few more engagements by the week or
mouth, city or country. Call on Monday.
ftOR WEW 1JTH ST.?AN AM ERIC AN WIDOW
?imO woman as housekeeper in a gentleman's farnliy
where there are children; would teach the English
branches: understands all branches ol housekeeping or
would wait on an Invalid lady; best reference. Can be
men for three days, ___
Q/IQ WEST 23b ST.?A VOUNO LADY AS HOUSE
OuO keeper or governess; references exchanged.
Address HoME, for one week.
Uim EAST #TH ST.. NEAR 2D A V., FIRST
vfXJiJ floor, room 1.?A young French lady as house
keeper; a widower's family preferred. Call on Miss
Another and her daugstkr (agkd wj de
sire situations where they can t>i> together; thi-v
Save both expeneno? in housekeeping; they are edu
cated and ol good position, but necessity compels them
to seeK employment', moderate salary only required.
Inquiroot J. li. To\VNSi?ND, 2.14 Broadway.
AYOl'NO WIDOW LADY OF THE HIGHEST RE
spectabiilty seeits the position of housekeeper: un
derstands housekeeping thoroughly: Is accustomcd to
tbe manngeuieutof servants una care of children; West
or outh preferred; answers requested from panics that
can exenange undoubted reference. Address CHEEKY
Hl'Mfc. box 128 Herald oflice.
A YOUNG WIDOW DKSIRES A POSITION A3
housekeeper where there are no children, or woulii
?c?cpt a position a* copyist Address LfcONlE. box 1W
Ueraid oifice.
ALaDY OF RESPECTABILITY, AOKD 26, UKNtVeL
and refined, as housekeeper for an elderly gentle
man ot mean* Address TRUTH, box 117 Hcaiu Up
town Branch office.
\ TUOKUUUU HOUSE KEKPER. HIOHLY EDU*
J. v cated and competent to take lull charge, desires a
position. Address Mrs. OIBSON, West :ud sl
TVANTED-BY AN AMERICAN WOMAN AS WORK
f T lag housekeeper; good oook ; a pleasant home de*
Aiorees
SITUATIONS WAlVTEDb-KEMALKS.
L?undMu?i.
K WEST 13TH ST., SECOND FLOOR.?A COMPE
?-? trut poison solicits ladies'or gcutlrmeu's wiikhinv at
j her u\vn icidewc*. Mrs. hnOWDEK.^
145
305
411 WEST HI II ST.. liETWEEN STI1 AND 6T1I
x"* hvj., rear.?A competent woman to go nut by the
day w.i?buiir and irunlug ordo anykiud uf work; uu
dersunJs her business. city reference*. _
/'(' M<>1:1 ON .iT. ?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TOGO
out bv the day washing or ironing, or Is willing to
tike the sam? to her place of residence; city reference
if required. Call lor three days.
"IhQ vv'-i?T IVTH ST . RKAH, FIRST llOl'SK, THIRD
Av/t7 floor, buck room.?A respectable woman to take
in gentlemen's or families' washing; Kood reference.
"J <1Q WEST PKlNi'K ST . FIRST FLOOR. BACiv
J ? O room ? A respectable colored woman would Ilka
some ladies' and gentlemen's washing.
]?)>) WKST 2GTI1 ST.. FIRST FLOOR.?A COLORED
?) _j wmnsn would like a few families' or gentle
men's washing at her home, whore they will 'jc done at
a moderate price. Mrs. C. JOHNSON.
WKST ?|T!I ST. ?A FIRST CLASS FRENCH
? . laundress wishes to take a few gentlemen's or
ladies' washing at her own residence.
lfltj WEST ana ST., FIRST Fl.OUlt, FRONT. ?A
J'lj litst class colored laundress solicits tainilies'
washing bv the week or mouth ; also gentlemcu's and
ladIes' waaiuug ; is prompt and tellable.
k) [ I WEST 13! 11 ST., BETWEEN /Til AND HT11
w I T avs., rear.?A widow to du geiitietuen's or fam
ilies' washing, or would go oat by tfio day; best refer
ence.
WEST MTU ST.?LADIES OR UENTLEMEN'S
wishing done. Call or ?ddrehs.
OIO WEST ?D ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK
Olt) room.?A rospoctable woiuan wishes some gen
tlemen's washing, or would so out by toe day; good ref
erence If required.
Ot)(i EAST SID ST., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT.?A
O^l) respectable woman to go out by Uie day to
wash, iron or do houaecleunlug.
QzlQ WEST 40TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
OtU to go out by the day as laundress or to do house
work. or would take In gentlemen's washing at ber owu
bouse; three years' reference.
Q^/l WEST 2GTH ST.-A WIDOW WISHES A
?J i'r family's wasblug or the care of a few children
at Iter owu home.
A IiQ 5TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN* WISHES
too washing at her own bouse or would go out by
the day.
A(\C{ oni ST., ROOM 6.-A RESPECTABLE MAR
TvU ried woman wishes ladies' and gentlemen's
washing at his own residence; fluting done in all its
branches; best cltyj^eferonces.
/M EAST 18TH ST?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
*rit? to do washing at her own house or go oat by the
day; good reference.
WEST 26TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE WIDOW
lady U> wet nurse a baby at her own bom*.
A'JA WEST 42D ST.?AN EXCELLENT LAUN
loi dress to do washing at her own home, terms
reasonable: recommended bv the "Lady's Directory."
Auk lor MAItV ANN HUGHES.
A fro WEST 8!iD ST.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
'xOtij wishes a tew gentlemen's or families' washing;
good reference. Address Mrs. (JUI.NN.
C[|P; WEST SiTH ST., TWO FLIGHTS UP. BACK
UUcJ room.?a respectable girl to go out to do wash
ing. or would take It home; good reiereuce; terms mod
erate.
ei r east uth st.. first floor.?a re
U1U spectable woman to do latnilies' washing by the
day or week; Is a first class laundress; terms 75c. per
dozen. Mrs. MILLER.
^97 6TH AV. (BAZAAR).-A FIRST CLASS FRENCH
OJj I laundress to take in somo ladies' and gentle
men's washing: prices very moderate.
432
28 of
110
QQQ 3D AV., NEAR S4TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE
OOO woman wishes a tew gentlemen's or families'
washing, or would go ont by the day; plain washing
and ironing 76 cents per dozen.
QQQ 1ST AV., NEAR 52D ST.-A RESPECTABLE,
VOU hardworking girl as laundress Dy the day or to
do bousecleaniug; best references.
Q/l n 3D AV., TOP FLOOR.-A FIRST CLASS LACN
ulO dress wishes washing at her own home or would
go out by the day.
Nurses, dec.
SCAMMEL ST.?A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE
* children and do housework; 16 years of age.
Of* WEST 3SD ST., TOP FLOOR.?A NEAT FRENCH
UU girl as child's nurse and seamstress; best refer
ences.
3D AV.?ACCOUCHEUSE OR MONTHLY NURSE.
I O Mrs. HARPER desires to make an engagement
for January; first class reterenees.
1HQ WEST 18TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).?
J.U?7 An experienced monthly nurse can be engaged
ihls month and next; can be well recommended by
families and physicans. Call on or address Mrs. CHRIS
TIAN.
2D ST.?A YOUNG GIRL, 16 YEARS OF AGE, TO
take care of children.
133
EAST 8TH ST.. ONE DOOR FROM BROAD
way.?A respectable woman as wet nurse; is a
good seamstress.
Oil ERIE ST., JERSEY CITY.?A RESPECTABLE
young English woman as wet nurse; her own
baby one week old; good reference. Call or address.
4>QQ 7? AV., FIRST FLOOR, BACK.-A RE
AOV spectable woman wishes an Infant to nnrae on
the bottle; best of care taken; terms moderate. Oall tor
two days
Q?J/1 IIENRY ST., TOP FLOOR.?A RESPECTABLE
OOu young woman wishes a baby to wet norso at
home; Is periectly nealtby. Call for three day a
QUO 6TH AV.?A RESPECTABLE PROTECTANT
OOj woman, who Is capable of taking the full chiirire
of a baby, to bring it up on the bottle; best city reference.
QQQ 6TH AV.?A PROTESTANT GIRL AS NURSE
OO^j and seamstress or nurse aud chambermaid. Call
on Mondav. lrotn 10 till t o'clock. S. E.
WEST 30TH ST.?A YOUNG AMERICAN C.IRL
as child's nnrse or waitress. Call for two days.
A QO 8TH AV. FIR8T FLOOR.-A COMPETENT
rrOU nurse for the sick can be engaged by the week
or month; good reterence.
anu 2D AV.?A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL, IS
U^U years of age. as nurse or assist with light house
work. Gail, for two days, on Mrs. JIMMEltSON.
418
(*QQ broadway, THIRD floor.?A RELIABLE
UOt7 woman to take charge of a partial invalid and
to sew; a com lor table home ibe main object Inquire
lor Mm. Lewis.
7/lQ 3D A v., BETWEEN 44TH AND 45th ST9.,
I UO second floor, front.?Wanted, a baby to bring np
on the bottle.
A YOUNG NORTH GERMAN GIRL, LIVING with
her present mistress four years, as nurse; can sew;
ot would attena to one or two children in a prtvate tam
ilv; a good home more than high wages preferred- good
references trout her mistress, where she lived as nurse.
Address C. MKRRt-.S. box 104 Herald office.
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A BABY TO
wet nurRe at her own house; good reference.
Mrs. CAKSON, corner of 81st st and 10th av.
A LADY GOING SOUTH IS desirous OK OBTAIN
lng a good situation lor her nurse (Protestant),whom
she can highly recommend as competent and trustwor
thy. Apply at No. 1 Irving place.
A respectable YOCNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE
ot children; Is chccrful tn temper and willing to
make hers41t useful as seamstress; no objection|to travel
or to the country; good reference. Address A, B., Herald
office.
Mrs. mallory. monthly nurse, has re
moved from 85t> (fth a v. to No. 53 West 44th st, where
sbe is ready to make engagements for the winter.
*
fXTA-NTED-A situation AS WET NURSE BY A
tt young, healthy woman, whose child (10 wsekj old)
is desa. Apply at castle Garden.
Miscellaneous.
97 north Washington square.-a young
? 1 Spanish laay who sneaks Trench and Kuglish as
nursery governess or as companion to a ladv; salary
moderate; a good home desired; best references given.
Address I, R.
A Q East BROADWAY.?A YOUNG LADY AS COM
TO panlon. or would take entire charge of two or
three children; is a good operator and sewer on both
plain and ornamental needlework. Call on or address
MissM.
Q77 BTH AV. (RINO FOURTH BULL).? A BE
Oil spectable, experienced person as lady's maid in
a flrst class family; la a perfect cutter and Utter.
Q.n broadway.?AS LADY'S MAID; IS AN EX
<7 tl cellent "CHui.strcis and hairdresser; best cltr
reference. Address or call for two days.
A YOUNG american LADY OK RESPECTABILITY
desires a home in a family; salary no object; high
est references. Address S. M. E., Herald office.
AYOUNO LADY WOULD LIKE SOME KIND OF
employment, by which sbe can earn her daily
bread; is well educated and a good saleslady; reierence
given. Add reus, lor one week, ORPHAN, litraid Brook
lyn Branch office.
A WIDOW, AGED 23 YEARS, OF GOOD EXPERI
once, would give her services for a genteel home,
having some means of her own. Address Mrs. VKVY,
Post office.
rpilK METROPOLITAN PRINTING establishment
X Is ut 218 Broadway, In the iloraid Building.
PROFESSION A L< SITU VTIONS WANTED
^ FEMALES.
d>l PER WhhK.?LESSONS GIVEN EVERY DAY IN
?PX French, by a thoroughly educated l-rcnchlady.
Cull at or address 107 West 23J St., coruer of 6th av.
A YOUNG FRENCH LADY DESIKES TO FIND A
place as giivorness or lad v's companion; she can
tracn French. Kngilsh and music In all their branches,
best reference its to capability and respectability. Ad
dress, immediately, H., box lw Herald Uptown Branch
office.
A catholic YOUNG LADY DESIRES AN EN
KHKeinent as organist or soprano in a church, at a
moderate salary. Address sOi'KANO, 232 Bridge st,
Brooklyn.
Avery competknt teacher of the eno
lull branches und French language has two hours
ai the disposal 01 those needing her services; spelling,
grammar nno letter writing a specialty. Address, for
0110 week, DOCKO, tio.x jMti Post office.
A LADY WRITES LETThBS. BUSINESS LETTERS:
(lives lessons in highest English branches; adult
pupils, no children received' replies to editorials and
cnueisms; raiereftces, hor own book notioes 01 the
PKUFE88IOKAL 8ITI'ATIUKS WASTED?
FEMALES.
AN AMERICAN LAI)V WANTS A HOMB IN A
good family; will give in exchange her services
part ul the lima. Address Mrs. Lb, bwx 1<W Herald office.
To tiii: gentlemen.?a LADY. a oouo MASK
writing a plain, rapid hand. desires employment us
nmaiiut'iitU ami reader, address aMAN U liNol.s, box
In Hi iuM office.
fTlliE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT !
J. Is at 2IM Hruad way. in the llcrald Building _
TO GENTLEMEN.-A LADY. WITH BEVIHAL j
years' cxucrlcneu ill the tuition ot adults. will give I
thorough instruction in the rudlmenul or higher English ;
brunches to a gentleman feeling himself deficient in ,
such; grammar. couipositioii and penmanship special
ties; lessons ut resldencu ot teacher, hi hours to suit the i
pupil. Address IMPROVEMENT, Herald Uptown Branch I
OtllO".
rpUOROCGU NECESSITY COMPELS A YOUNG I
1 lady ot refinement to seek employment; writing |
preferred. Address Immediately 908 Weft IM at.
Wanted.?a lady of some literary ability
wants reportoriul newspaper work; tho work
more an ohlcct than the money. Address LADY RE
PORTER, Herald uptown Branch office. ________
WAX FLOWERS TAUGHT DAY AND EVENING?
Three Flowers tor 91: orders in unv style tor boil
day presents; will exchange lessons tor the guitar.
Mrs. DUNCAN, !?., West 24th st
HELP WANTED-PEAIALES.
A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO DO OENEBAL HOUSE
work in u private tauiilv; must be a good cook,
washer and irouer; good references required. Apply at
43 West 127th St.
Attention, ladiesi-linings cut free mon
day at 788 Broadway, room 10, to test tho great
French Lieiliod ot dress cutting; only place designing
and cutting is taught perfectly. Agents wanted.
A?MORE OPERATORS WANTED immediately:
? work sent in quantities hv express; all you can do
the year round, anil after your machine is paid for. We
guarantee to give all the good work you can do, pay you
cash and allow for thread: many ot our o|?rators are
making (12 to 91.r> a week cash, which they will tell you.
82 East Ninth street, opposite Stewart's. Also ladles'
undergarments at wholesale and retail; cheaper than
you can buy the materials.
A ?NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, 139
? 8th St., near Broadway. Parents cannot provide
a better independence lor their sons au<' daughters;
good operators always have positians. References?
officers ot the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Enterprising lady agents wanted.?appro
priate work and good wages. Apply at 563 Hudson
street. New Vork, ou Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday,
this week, from 1 to * P. M.
IPIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTED?AT 809 STH
1 av., corner 52d st Call before 9 A. M. and after ti
P. M.
Girls wanted.-girls that understand
lapping skirt braids; good pay given. Address
box 228 Herald office.
Hand-made worsted goods?experienced
worker wanted; also lady to desipu. Applv, atter
1 P. M. M. U. CHASE, 713 Broadway.
Housekeeper wanted.?a young lady in a
family near tho city; one daughter and three sons;
must be pretty, stylish, educated, religions, musical, eco
nomical, very Industrious and a thorough housekeeper;
salary 9*<W; references. Address, with real name, PAUL
JOSLYN, caro Dauchy A Co., No. 191 Fulton st, N. Y.
Housekeeper wanted-a lady, under m,
to take full charge in a family ol six, in '.he coun
try; must bo educated, used to the best society, thor
oughly efficient In all household antics, altering and re
pairing children's clothing, Ac.; a quiet homo for a culti
vated lady not afraid ot work. Address, stating ace,
qualifications, personal appearance, Ac., JAMES
F0L1EK, care ftowell A Co., Ad vertislng Agents, No. 41
Park row, New York.
Nurse wanted for a child three years of
age.?Must be a Protestant, understand plain sew
ing and furnish first class city reference. Address W.,
bo* .",911, Post office, city.
Saleswomen wanted-experienced hands.
Apply to LORD A TAYLOR, corner Grana and
Chrystle sts.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS WAIST TRIMMER;
also an apprentice at the emporium. No. 3i7 6th
avenue.
WANTED-BO LADIES TO SELL THE GREAT
biographical worx?"Lives of tho Clergy of New
York and Brooklyn," in tho Christian families of the two
cities; convassers make from 910 to $20 dailv
ATLANTIC PUBLISHING COMPANY,
141 Fuiton St., New York.
WANTED-A NEAT, YOU.VG GIRL TO DO LIGHT
housework for a family of seven, at Tarrytown; a
flood home and fair wuges. Address Mr. R., box 4,976
Post office.
WANTED?LADIFS TO LEARN A REFINED Busi
ness, first proceeds of which will pay expenae of
learning. Call trom 11 to 4 at 44 Bond street
WANTED-A SEAMSTRESS, BY THE MONTH, TO
go to South Orange, N. J.; must be able to oat and
flt ladies'und children's clothing acid operate. Call on
or address D. W. B? 20 Liberty st.
WANTED?A GIRL TO DO CHAMBERWORK AND
?? sewing; good reference required. Apply before 2
o'clock at &^0 6th av.
"117ANTED?IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A COMPETENT
VV girl to cook, wash and Iron ; must have best city
reference. Apply, Monday and 'iuesday, at II East
84th st.
WANTED?A LADY CANVASSER FOR AN EXCEL
lent article of dress in demaud; wanted in every
family. Address R. A. F.. box 112 Herald office.
WANTED?A FIRST CLASS DESIGNER ON LADIES'
trimmed hats at689 Broadway.
WANTED?A GIRL ACCUSTOMED TO WORKING
on glass cover boxe?. Nono but fho.stthoroughly
experienced need apply at No. 94 Liberty st'up stairs.
SIT CATIONS VVAKTED-MALKS
A COLORED MAX DESIRES A PLACE AS WAITER
in a boarding house or private family; can come
veil recommended. Inquire at No. 10 Macdougal it. for
two day*.
A young man, ok energy and persever
ance, desires a situation in any legitimate business;
thoroughly understands the business management of a
newspaper, having hud several yeais' experience on
one ot the best New York dail>' papers; would accept u
moderate salary, with prospects of advancement Ad
dress EXPECTATION, box 4.123 Poet office. Now York.
A COMPETENT YOUNG MAN IS DISENGAGED
J\. atter 7 o'clock In the evenlne and would like al
most anv employment. Address RUDOLPH, box 118
Herald office.
A YOUNG MAN. OF GOOD education, SPEAK
itig English tind French, wishes to learn any kind
of business, lor his board at tho beginning. Address K
D., care of Mrs. Teal, 732 8th av.
ANEWIA MARRIED COUPLE WISH A SITUATION?
The husbaud as waiter and the wire as nurse ; lat
ter can assist in dressmaking. If%r further Intimation
apply to FRANK, 401 6th av.
BUTLER OR WAITER IN A PRIVATE FAMILY;
highest references (riven for sobriety and capability
from the most respectable families in the city. Address
W. C., SOS East 59th St.
Respectable gkrman and wife, without
children, want situations; man as waiter. Ac.; wife
to cook, wash, iron, Ac. Call at or address 174 Forsyth
street, second floor.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS WAITER;
? speaks English. French and German; best city refer
ences. Address WAITER, 291 6th av.
WANTED?BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A POSJ
tlon\if any kind yielding H.5J0 to S2,< 0<) a year; I
looalion immaterial; lto objection to travellingvery
best reference giVSO. Address box S.447 Post office. N. Y.
WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS
indoor servant. Address V. W. P., 852 Atlantio av.,
Brooklyn.
WANTED-A SITUATION Ad ASSISTANT COOK, IN
a (list class restaurant or hotel, where a further
knowledge ot the business can be hud : steady place and
moderate wages ? two years' references. Address OC?
TAV1UNA. Herald Uptowu Branch ollice.
kU? 2D AV., BETWEEN 32D AND S3D VTS., HEAR
OVO house.? A smart, bright bov, irolng on 15 years
old, wishes a situation as offics or errand boy. Call ou
bis mother, Mrs. JOHNSON.
CLERKS A.VD NAIiESMEK.
A SALESMAN, WITH A GOOD CONNECTION
among the Western Jobbing and retail dry goods
and notion trade, and who has also travelled the bast
era States, is open for an engagement after 1st of Janu
ary. Address L A D., box 177 Herald office.
A GENTLEMAN OF STRICT INTEGRITY DESIRES
a position in the ollice of some mercantile or manu
facturing company; has Iroui 9AtO*l to $2,5'N), which he
would loan ou good security; no.objeetion to going out
oi the city. Address G. a. u., box M5 Herald office.
A COMPETENT, DOUBLE ENTRY HOOKKEEPER,
with considerable business capacity, desires em
ployment at a moderate salary; can furnish good refer
ences. Address HOoKKEi'.Pi.K. box 3.07H, Post office.
A CHANCE FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS
to learn telegraphv and lake positions. THOMP
SON'S Colloffo. 20 4th av., opposite Cooper Institute. Tele
graphy taught practically, with instruments, in one
quarter.
A PARTY WELL ACQUAINTED WITH THE HaRD
ware trade ol Michigan, who has had experieoco
ns a travelling salesman. would line a situation hi that
or any other cauacitv m general hardware, or dardwure
specialties; can rctcr to present employers; New York
references given If required; the best reasons lor leaving
present position. Address L. SMYTHE, care carrier No.
7, Detroit, Mich.
A situation WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN AS
Book keeper, assistant boo keeper, or cashier,
has hud experience iti Hotel, Clothtng and Grocery busi
ness; is willing to work lor low wages; can produce the
highest testimonials. Audress K J., Herald ollice.
Ayouno man, a thorough and experi
enccd bookkeeper, desires a situation. Address H.
M. r\, lleruld ollice.
AN IMPORTING HOUSE WANTS AN ENERGETIC
man who has had experience in llnun goods and
travelled a ijoiiilng States; a competent uiuii can have
a permanent situation. Address CONFIDENCE, box 2*7
Herald o;llce.
A 1 SALESMAN, OF SIX YEARS' EXI'KKIENCE, IS
iii. open tor re-enxagcuieut; would preier manufac
turing or jobblnft house; Ai rcleieuce. Address U. L.
1'., box 197 Herald office.
Anil T CLAMS WINDOW TRIMMER WANTED?
For the fancy dry goods business; only one nating
best city experience and references need apply: salary
liberal. STElt.N BRO'l cl i.RS.: 07 Oth av.
CLOTH SALESMEN.-ONLY THOSE HAVING A
good trade may apply. A man desired particu
larly having trade in ohlo, Pennsylvania or tn? West.
Apply to Van Vonsi, bills ,t Co., 271 Canal st.
Ccompetent Yvll'Til OF 18 DESIRES A POSITION
) in Importing house or other busiuess; speaks Spon
l?h, hnvtilsli and some French; ri aides wuh parents;
good reference trem last *wi4aj?t. Address at 4* tta
CLBBXI A\D mjtwpcs.
/1LF.KK WANTEDJaCQUaINTEU WITH THE STA
\J flout* ry business; one who has bei n wilh a printer
and statiouer preferred. Call after 7 f. M 111 77 8th a v.
TjlHTRY CLERK WaNTED-IN A NOTION HOUSE;
Jj must be experienced uud :? cool penman; also '}
young man id trie otHee about 18years of a^e, a good
writer. Addrem 15., bio. I'Jd Herald office.
II S JAFFRAY A CO. HAVE ROOM FOR TWO OB
i. three salesmen ac<ni*l<>inc>l to travel and sell by
Mimplc; thorough knowledge ot'lacea and embroideries,
or linens mid white goods, or notions or hosiery indi?
pMWftM. ______
I^URNITCRE SALESMAN WANTED?ONE WHO IS
capable of taking thoentlre charge of the retail lur
nlture business, and who ran tnllucnce trade, Address,
giving uaiue. age. where lust employed and salary ex,
pected, FUK.Mll'KK, lluruld office. _____
fllVE EXPERIENCED DRV (iOODS SALESMEN
wanted fordress goods ami domestic department
A. ROSKN WI'.Ili. ll'i und li7 Fulton street, Brooklyn._
/ 1 ET YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METROI'OLI*
IJ TAN PRINTING KSTABLI sll MENT, 218 Broad
way. Yon will find it advantageous.
I AW STUDENT WANTED?WHERE USE OF
J library ami desk room will be compensation for
alight serviros in copying. Apply, in applicant's hand
writing, Ht 'Jii ilroudway, room 1-.
(SALESMAN WANTKD-FOR CATSI I'SAND SAl i'l'ri
O Atojresa WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Herald office.
QALKS.MKN WANTED?IN THE DRUG oil FANCY
O goods trade to introduce a specialty (new) that will
sell last und pay handsomely.
MMI'miN A SMITH, 6C Cortlundt st
riH) DRUGGISTS, AC.?SITUATION WANTED, BV A
J young mail; Id years'experience; good knowledge
of the business and beat reference; also acquainted with
books and stationery; willing to go to the country- Ad
dress i HEMlSt', Herald Uptown Hraucli olllce.
TO HOTEL PROPKIETORS.-PO*ITION WAVIYD.
us oav or night clerx or bookkeeper, bv a young
man now in llrst class house ; best ot retereaces for ex
perience, integrity. Ac., bv prosent employers and oth
ers; sutisiuctory reasons given for cliange. Address
ULATCHFOKD, Herald office.
YTTH0LK8ALE WOOLLEN ANDCLOTBINGTBADB.
TT An expert examiner of woollens, also well posted
In sizes und ltguriug lor the cutting depurtuient in the
Culllorina trade, Is open for an engagement: best refer*
cncos. Address EXi'KRf, box I2U Herald olllce.
"TITANTED?A FIRST CLASS BOOKKEEPER; MUST
VV ho a trench uud German correspondent; a young
mnn of ability. Address BOOKKEEPER, box 130 i.eruld
office.
Y\7 AN I ED?BOOK KEEP EH AND COLLECTOR; A
V? mail who understands double entry thoroughly;
must be temperate umt furnish llrst class reference, and
not atraid of a dusty place or long hours it' necessary;
preference would be given to one that could luinish se
curity ; answers not ns above not noticed; state salary
desired. Address UPTOWN FEED &TORE, Herald
office.
Wf ANTED?A SALESMAN is A WHOLESALE
tt liquor house. Address, staling salarv desired,
amount and class of trade, Ac., E. G., box ill lleraid
office.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 YEARS OF
age. who resides with his parents, wriles a good
hand, quick at figures and conversant with accounts;
reference required. Address, lu own handwriting. IN ?
DUS1KY, HeraW office.
WANTED-A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER OF GOOD
address, who Is tauilliar with and hus had practi
cal experience in the white lead and color trude: un
doubted references as to character and ability required.
Address E. W. HLATCHFORD, President Chicago >Vhite
Lead uud Oil Company, Chicago, 111.
WANTED-A DRUG CLERK. GERMAN PRF.
terred. In a first class glore; must come well rcc
commended. Address, stating salary expected, SOUTH
BROOKLYN, Herald Brooklyu Branch office.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS
something of bookkeeping and good at figures.
Address A. C? station E.
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, COM
uetent to keep double entry books, to commence on
low salary; must be well recoinniendeu as to ability and
charactcr. Address BOOKS, box :29 Herald office.
Wanted?first class salesmen for the
dress goods department; also a young man that un
derstand notions and tancy goods; situation permanent.
Apply to Co.nKLING A CO., 783 Broadway.
WANTED?SALESMEN OF SILK AND STRAW
millinery goods with near by short time trade. Ad
dress MILLINERY, Herald office.
WANTED-TWO FIRST CLASS SALESMEN IN A
wholesale millinery house. Apply to H. SOM
MERICHJk CO., 494 Broadway.
WANTED-FOUR EXPERIENCED SALESMEN AND
six good canvassers. to sell or canvass for au arti
cle nn the new instalment plan, paying weekly or
monthly; noue but perfect gentlemen need apply; men
of good address cau make 9*0 oer week. Inquire at No.
699 8th av.
\SrANTED?TWO SMART. ENTERPRISING SALES*
IT men of good ad Iress and willing to earn their
money. Apply at 98 ith st., Brooklvn, E. D.
~ViTANTED?A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN T|0 TRAVEL
m through the Eastern ami Middle States for the salo
of ladies' undergarments; must have some knowledge
of the article; answers must state present occupation;
communications will be treated confidentially. Address
D., box 141 Herald office.
$rn -I WILL GIVE THE ABOVE AMOUNT TO
?)W, any one who will procure nie a situation as
bookkeeper ?with salary of at least *l,H0O per annum;
best references. Address W. M., Herald office.
<*?"! PA CASH BONUS GIVEN FOR THE PROCUR
?p L? )U atlon ol a permanent situation in a responsible
house can spoak and write the Freucn. German and
English languages. and a competent bookkeeper, thor
oughly posted in all office matters; best reference from
last employer. Addresa E. R.. box 1,03.) Post office.
t UiCHMKHi AND 6ARDE\'KRS.
AS COACHMAN OR INDOOR SERVANT; THO*
roughly understands his duties; English, single,
aged 28; town or country; good reference*. 8o2 8th st.
Jersey city.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES A SITUATION FOR A
first class coachman; competent and reliable In
every respect Apply. Irom 11 A. M. to 3 P. M., to G. G.
HAVEN i CO.. 17 Wall st.
A MTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AS
coachman; good city reference. Call on or address
P. K., LSI West 38ih St., private stable.
An englishman wants a situation as
coachman; city or cou.itry: good reterence from
last employer. Call on or address, for two days, T. M.,
144 fith av.
AYOUXG MARRIED MAX WISHES A hITUATlON
as coachman uuJ groom; city or country: is will
ing ana obliging ; three and tlvo years' best city refer
once Irom lust employer*. Address J. N., box 140 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
AS GROOM OR COACHMAN-BY AN ENGLISHMAN,
notions In tho country; good reference; city or
country. Call at or address 223 East 20th at, private
stable.
WANTED?BY A thoroughly COMPETENT
coachman, single; first class city driver; best city
references. Call on or addreas B. C., 120 Weet 29th at,
private stable.
HELP WASTED?MALES.
AN INTELLIGENT, WKLL EDUCATE!) BOY WaNT
ed?About 16 years old. 'o l?arn to detect counter
feit* and to count inouey ; also to make himself gener
ally useful; he mast be conscientiously honest, have a
lugli >ense ot what Is right and wrong and above all
things be truthful. .-'tich u lad. who Is willing to work
liurd. tor small pay at first, and who resides with his
parents, may address station M. No notice will be taken
ot communications not signed with uame in lull or thoso
that do not eoutuin at least four references.
Agents or pedlkrs wanted-at basemcnt
'.*61 Mercer st, oomer Clinton place, to sell anew
thing that everybody needs; has nerer yet been offered
lor sale; large profits and earnings can bo made. Call
at any time. ______ _ _
Agents*?first class canvassers, for a
specially; new article, out to-day: largest varictv
of last selling novelties In the citv; steady employment.
AMERICAN NOVELTY COMPANY, 300 Kroadwav.
A CHANCE FOR MEN. WOMF.N, BOYS AND GIRLS
to learn telegraphy and take positions. THOMP
SON'S College, 20 4th av., opposite Cooper Institute.
Telegraphy taught practically, with lnstrnments, in one
quarter
A SMART, ACTIVE MAN WANTED IN A LIGHT
outdoor business. Apply at New York Book Con
cern. No. 7 Warren at., fourth floor, alter 9 o'clock.
A CHANCE SELDOM OFFK RED.?WANTED. A
smart business man to travel; a very little or no
capital required. Call at Garvey House, corner Fonrth
tvenue and Forty-second street, Now York.
A FEW GOOD CANVASSERS WANTED-FOR AN
article thatsells readily; good commission. Call
from 9 to 11 at 336 Broadway, room 61.
BARTENDER WANTED-NO 78 AMITY ST., CORNER
Thompson. Apply on premises, alter 10 o'clock Mou
day morning.
BOY WANTED?IN AN OFFICE; MUST COME WKLL
recommended; wages 94 per weok. Address J. U.,
bo* l<6 Herald office.
CCANVASSER WANTED-FOR A FIRST CLASS
I specialty. Address box 3,413 Post office.
Liberal inducements offered to first
class, experienced and encrgetlc solicitors, ot go< d
address, by a law book and collection house; none
ethers wanted. Call at room 28, Nr.. 19 Barclay at, be
tween 10 and 1 o'clock.
VTATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, 1S9
?1 8th st, near Broadway.?Superior to all: every
graduate in a position; 30 offices; business practical;
same as on wires of all telegraph companies. Hetcr
enccs?Officers Western Union Telegraph Company.
Call and see lor yourselves.
W'ANTED?BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A WHITE
waiter; best city references required. Address
box &.03I Post office,
WANTED?IN A WHOLESALE LIQUOR ltOUSE,
an active, energetic, young man, who is correct at
figures and writes a good hand. Address, with rcfer
en<*e?, T. A C., box 184 Herald office.
UTANTED-A BRIGHT AMERICAN BOY, ABOUT 14
years old, in a silk office. Audress. in owu hand
writing, M. C. T., Herald office.
WANTED?A STRONG YOUNG MAN WHO THOR
onghiy understands the retail grocery business,
willing to inane himself generally usetul waiting on
customers and to take out orders; must bring first class
reterence as to honesty, Ac. Call Monday morning In
the butter and tea store 138 Washington street, iioboken,
N. J.
"\V~ANTED? FIRST CLASS CANVASSERS OF ADVKR
tt tisements for a highly illustrated lournal for the
holidays; good commission. 17 Chatham st., fourth
floor.
WAN I ED?good CANVASSKRS ON SUBSCRIPTION
books In >ew Yorit, Baltimore, Washington and
sevoral fine country routes; tare paid ; books first class.
JAMES aH^EHY, 8/ Barclay St
Wanted?AOENT4; good pat. apply ax ?9
niton it, toner Lawreoea, BraoJU/a.
HELP WAKTKO-MIUU.
?tlfANTRD-A YOUNG MAS. 15 OH 10 YEARS OP
'? We, In a Uw oiflcc: must 'kj a good ami Quick
writer. Address, In handwriting of applicant, OSOKBK
T. H ANNING, SM Went l&Ui it.
~WrA N TKD? F O I' R ACTIVE Boys AMI MEN. FltuM
?' 17 to i?i years .>l age, whoniu r ?? I nn I write. A|>
piy by letter ontv.sta'.iivK rcsuleuce, rulirtMl, Ac., to '
KERR A CA8SIDY. 2aCentre ,?t. !
XjL*ANTED?A MAN WHO thoroughly LSI! K
?' stands Hi' wholesale drug business in ail Its
brandies, capable of uotlng in <ny department, or as
foreman ; a man ol y.Kxl education *n?l bu-in.iu, qualifi
cation-, wbo cuo work rapidly u.ud oomeiiv, and will
attend closely t'> his work; one who la free trout the use
ol tobacco and alcoholic liquors in every forni. ami ? lu>
has never been in tempera te To -u h a liberal salary
will be paid, and none need apply unle-s possesnug
these qualifications. AddreS-S. over your own signature,
with reference which will be couiidcuiiai. WIIOI.i.
KALE DRL'GiilST, Station C.
AGE NTS, male AND FEMALE, MONDAY
_ and alter, to sell a new article, needed by every
lamily: territory all of Kings county: only 80 cents cap
ital ; also canvassers to get orders. 84 Broadway, W il- ,
liamsburg.
100
TUB TRADES.
C PHASER WANI'F.D?THOROUGHLY COMPETENT.
t Applv at 09 Imane st
PHOTOaiiAI'HHI'.S.-A youno MAN WANTS A
placc to learn the business. After becoming ac
quainted will buy Interest il agreeable. Atldresa, lor one
week, CHAxLEg, 729 Lafayette av. Brooklyn.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A JOB PBINTBB; UNDER
k? suuds nre-s work; no obicctiou to the country.
Address A. EDWARUS, box 161 Ilerald ottlce.
IJIO HATTERS II
Wanted immediately!
A superintendent or foreman in (lie make shop of a long
established fine leit hat niunulactorv; one who thor
oughly understands the business in all its lirunelies; best
reler?nees required; salary no object to the riant man.
Address WM. WOLFF A CO..
CSS Harrison av.. Boston, Mass,
THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
is at JIM Broadway, in the Herald Building.
WANTED?ONE FIRST CLASS pinion LATHE
band . to turn clock pinions and urbors; also a first
class watch pinion and wheel cutter.
8 ARGENT A GREEN LEAF. 3J0 il road way, New York.
WANTED-KY A WHOLESALE LADIES' ?UIT
house, an e*p?rienced and practical man. fully
competent to design ladies' suits. Address, with refer
ences, ft I'ITS, box :i, j'<S> New York I'ost office.
ANTED?SOME HOOD JEWELRY POLISHERS.
CARTEli, HOPKINS A DODO. No. 1 Boud St.
ANTED?A J8WELLBR; ALSO A POLISHER POR
jewelry. Inquire at 28 Bond st., room y.
Want bo?a compbtbnt and experienced
loreman in a ruffling and iace goods laotorv, to
superintend 103 hands and upward: none other need
apply. Address, with relerence from iast place. RUFF
LING. box 11W Ilerald ottlee.
WANTED?AN EXPERIENCED NECKTIE CUTTER,
wbo understands the business thoroughly. Apply'
by letter only, to ADaMS ji BEND1X, 4a6 Broadway. "
?Y\*\\NTED? PIANOFORTE ACTION and TONE BEO
Yl iilators, by J. P. HALE, '.istli St. ami n)th av.
fXTANTED?108 FREESTONE WITTERS IMMEDIATE
ff Iv; none bnt first class mechanics need apply;
wages $4 60 per day of eight hours' work. Apply to
TATE Jc OSBORN i-, 91st and 92J sts., Past River.
w
w
Wf ANTED?A PRESSMAN, COMPETENT TO TAKE
it charge of a pressroom, who thoroughly under- j
stands running stop and drum cylinder presses on tine |
work. Address, giving relerence ami stating where at
present or previously employed, PRINTER, box 110 Her
ald office.
F(?t SAb.1,
AN J*.LEOTRIOAL PHYSICIA& CENTRALLY uo.
cnled, doing an extensive cash business and wish
ing to retire, umw oilers the s line, with Lease ot premi
ses and Furniture: terms hall cash, buluin-e on time.
Address ELECTRIC, Ilerald Uptown Branch office.
A $05 WHEELER A WILSON FAMILY SEWING
J\ Machine, in use only a short time, all in complete
order, will be sold tor $20. 357 Bleecker street, between
West Tenth and Charles.
ANKW DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, EXTEN
slon table and cover, cost a short time ago $70;
will bo sold for $:ta To be seen at ?5 Bond street.
A $75 WHEELER A WILSON HALF CASE BLACK
J V walnut Sewing Machine, $10: good as new. with all
improvements complete: fully warranted. 47 Bleecker
street, between Broadway end Bowery.
A FIRST CLA S FAMILY CORNER LIQUOR
Store for sale cheap?' ho best location in the Four
teenth ward, doing goof business. Apply to THOMAS
GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 18 North William street
A?LARGE HERRING SAFE, OFFICE FIX
. lures, Stove. Chandeliers and Singer's No. 2 and
other makers' Sewing Machines, also Lathe for sale
cheap. 106 Chambers street, up stairs, before 12 A. M. all
the week.
A WHEELER A WILSON FIRST CLASS FAMILY
Sewing Machine, black walnut, attachment com
plete; periect order: sacrifice, $38: also Wlllcox A Glbbs.
285 Canal street, Broadway, under Baldwin's.
A COMPLETE AND PERFECT representation
of the city ot Paris, in metal, for sale, showing all
the prominent places of Interest. Ibis Is a pefect model
or the entire city of Paris as it existed before the Franco
Prussian war.
A BARK CHANGE?FOR A PARTY TO BUY AN
established Wooden ware Manufactory cheap. Ad
dress MOU N r, 33 West Tenth street
A RETAIL MEAT STAND IN washington MAR.
ket for sale.?Apply to A. B. L., No. 243 Fulton st.
A GOOD MILK ROUTE POR RALE CHEAP?
Horse, Wagon and Harness, at 254 West Forty-flrst
street Call tor two days.
A RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE. A LIGHT GOOD
paving and long-established Business (35 years), or
partner taken, as tho owner wishes to retire on account
of Jge ; small capital required. 309 Fourth avenue.
Boarding house fo : sale-at a great
sacrifice; house four stories, brown stone; rent low;
location first class. Address H. O., 308 West Twenty
third street
Boarding house. fully furnished, 129 east
Broadway; will be gold cheap, and let at a low
rate. Call Sunday and Monday.
Boarding house for sale.? furniture low
for cash; portion boarded ; boarders would remain.
Parties with less than fMKIneed not address SACRIFICE,
Brooklyn Branch Herald office. '
Brewery.?the brewery nos. 14s to m east
Forty-second street, near Grand Central depot; ea
pactty 2ih barrels per day; tully equipped with casks
ami all appurtenances; tlie biiiding held under a favora
ble lease; will l?e sold at a nominal price, as the proprie
tor 1) obliged to relinquish the business on acconnt of im
paired health. Apply on the premises.
Boot and shoe store for sale-with or
without Stock, established 25 years; suitable for
any business. Apply at itid Third avenue.
(10PPF.R COFFEE URNs?IN PERFECT ORDER;
J suitable tor ho to I or tlrst class restaurant; will sell
very cheap; are best make.
__ ANDREW POWELL, 31 Parle row.
(^ANDY STORE FOR SALE.?087 SECOND AVENUE.
J Call for three days.
Drug store for sale-fine corner; hand.
somoly fitted; will exchange for Real Estate in
fcaw York or Hrooklvn. Address JOHN RYAL8, Real
Estate otllce, 1.27U Broadway.
IpOU SALE?THE LEASE AND fixtures OF THE
' Bank Oyster House, SSI and 385 Fulton street, oppo
site the City Hall, the best house ot the kind in Brook
lyn. Apply oo the premises ot J, CaSLER or M. C.
BURCH, Real Estate Broker, same place.
LV}R sale?CHEAP FOR cash, OR WOULD EX
.P change lor Paper Hangings, the contents oi a Bor
der Factory, Blocks, Presses, Ac. Address BORDERS,
Herald ottlce.
For sale?one of the best and most pub
lie corner Liquor Stores on third avenue, doing a <
tine business, with or without Stock. Inquire of G. A
KL'YPi'.KS, 2,114 Third avenue.
JfMJll sale-A MICROSCOPE, COM P LET R; ONE OF
the best, wltn fine objccts and mahogany case; a
delightful and useful present. Apply Id C. E. W., Lan
cashire Insurance Company, 187 Broadway.
IpOR sale?BOARDING HOUSE, FILLED WITH
' good paving boarders; doing a Rood business; ex
cellent location, near Broadway; price $2,00u cash. Ad
dress N. F. S., box US llerald office.
POR SALE?IN JERSEY CITY. THE STOCK AND
Fixtures ot a corner Grocery store, wltn Horse and
Wngou; satisfactory reasons given tor selling. Respon
sible panics oniv may apply to JOSEPH WARittN,
Real i'state Agent and uenerai Auctioneer, offlco 217
Grand street, Jersey City.
TT10R SALE?DRUG STORK ; PRICE $4,000; HALF I
X1 cash. Apply at II ARNER'S La boratoreum, corner !
South Fourth and Fifth streets, Brooklyn.
InOR SALE?A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE DOWN
1 town: will be sold chcnp tor cash ; the owner can
not attend to It. Apply on the premises, 212 Front st.
FOR BALE?LIASE, GOOD WILL AND FURM
ture ol' thirty-room Hotel, near two of the principal
depots and terries; terms cash; a sure tortune to any
one giving it proper attention; other business cause of
selling. Address FORTUNE, Herald office.
FOR SALE?TWO GROCERY STORES DOING A
cood cash trade ; owners going in wholesale trade, >
Inquire ol U G. CHAMBERS k CO., 1.8S4 and l,uM j
Third avenue.
I^OR SALK-A MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONERY i
1 business, wholesale una reiail; good routei horses, j
wagon, Ac., cheap; owner wishing to retire. Address i
CONFKCTlON KKv, box 123 Herald office. No agents. |
f^OR SAUE-A1' A SACRIFICE, BLACK WALNUT
1 Banking House Fixtures: Desk, with 210drawers;
original cost, H..W0. Address C. D.. box ltio Herald office,
l?OR SALE?A FIRST CLASS TEA AND GROCERY
r Store, doing a fine business ; will lie sold cheap to a
cash buyer. Address olOKK, 19," I niton St., Brooklyn.
I^OR S/tL ? handsomely FITTED UP WINE
Kooui. with lour years' lease; first class neighbor
hood; tr.idc from three principal theatres; will be sola
at a sacrifice. Apply at K8 West Twenty-third street.
I/OR SALE?A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, COR
r ncr of higlitn a venae and Thirtieth street; a Ave
years' lease given ll desirod.__Apply at S98 i Ightl^av.
f'OI! SALE CHEAP Fi;R CASU-CONFECTIONKRY,
Tea, Codec and Cake Store, at 109 Bloucacr street
raoR ale-liquor more and restaurant,
I1 with large Mock and fixtures, complete; convenient
to Broadway and city Hall; to a party with iroui
to (Io.ikxi this would be a rare opportunity ; or would
lireier inking a first class business man as partner For
particulars Inquire at No. 1S2 Duane street, boot and
shoo auction rooms.
T7IOR CHEAP PHINTINt) CALL ON rjlE METRO
Broadway^ EBTABMSHm * Mo. JIM
FOR SALK. _
FH)R 8ALP CHEAP-OLD ESTABLISHED WHOL*.
sale an I Retail Fruit and Wine Store -, best locfttto*
In Brooklyn; horses. wagons and fixture* complete;
mnule ruooi. Address FRUIf, box 231 Herald office.
LKlK .vM.i; OHKAF-AN OU? ESTABLISHED COR
r lirr Wine nil.I Sample Room, .in a ko "1 i<.'-ntjotl. now
doiim u " "> i t>u?ine<<s; rc**oua foreeUiwx -atistu. tortly
explained. Apjly an lh?> premises. lt>3 Uuir.e street.
T/lRIl AND OYSTER BUSINESS FOR 8aLE?IN ONB
" of the most popular public markets of the ettr; long
fHtablU?i"il stand. and ha* it large and fli?t cla*a tamllv.
hot#l end resMurau ir.ide ?. rout very tow, will i>e sold
cheap. Address 0. T BENJAMIN. iflB Brood street, N Y.
TjMUST CL V>S FAMILY CORNER LIQUOR STORK,
" lathe Fifteenth wart, lor sale? neatly fitted up.
Apply to T. H. GERATY A CO.. (M Warren si reel
/UltDKMMi AND MILK BUSINESS KOR SALE?SI
IJ acres rich land, leased; I.' cow*. S horses, Mli ag
ricultural implements, Ae. ; adjoining large city. Addrm
A. F. SPAWN, 110 Liberty sireet.
Herring safe-fob sale, low, at Ma ?
Nassau street, room 2. ____
Hotel for sale?la pierre house: 100
rooms; b.ir and restaurant: lone lease: lully for
nislied; doing a lair business; cheap nud on easy terms,
>2,U0Udown; or will lease It, fully turnished. 04 and M
W arren street.
\fILK ROUTE AM? WAOON KOR sale VERT
J5BI <ae?P. hi. PITCH RE, BO M?ttli awMI.
MEAT MARKET FOR sale-ONE of the bksi
in the elty uotown, now doing u large and payint
I.u-incus. Address THOMAS, lierald Uptown Branch
office.
Rare chance -any party wanting to pur
chase the prettiest corner Sample ICooin on Eighth
avenue (?atislaetor.v reasons given) imply to (J. U. SIC
CARDi, 1,2.4 Broadway SLaDE, BRl'NLAGE A CO..
SI Union square; JOHN BRANNIOAN. 897 Ei.'hth a*.
UiA.VD IN CENTRE MARKET. NEWA.RK, n. J., FOR
0 sale?Old established, for atnoKud meats, butter,
cheese, Ac. Inquire ot H. A. B. A Co., 223 Market street.
Newark, K. J. ________
OAFE FOR SALE?SIZE. SIX FEET HIGH, FIT8
k> wide; Wilder'* patent combination lock; cost $800:
price $330; owner has no use for it; great bargain; will
lease it. Address WHEELER, Heraid Uptown Branch
office.
SAFES.?CLOSING OUT. A fcTOCK OF SECONIJ
hand Sates nt extremely low prices; in perfect or>
der and be?i makes.
AMERICAN SAFE COMPANY. 300 Broadway.
SHOE STOKE FOR SALE?ON A BUSINESS THOB
oughturo in the city; must be sold immediately,
owing io nines of owner : will bo exchanged for Baal Ks
tate. Address W., box 113 Herald otBce.
rpUltPIS'S MEAD CANDY
1 is a delicious aromatic appetizer. Manufactured at
No. 188 Baal Eighth street.
\\7ILL SELL KOR $l,M?-LIQUOR STORE. DOING
?t good business, or exchango for other Business,
Merchandise or Real Estate; give full particulars in an
swering. Address H. CARROLL, Herald Uptown Branob
office.
dj \ AA CASH FOR STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
?JVjrv'U Grocery Store 3 ft Ninth avenue, near Tblr>
tletli street, doing a good cash trade.
AAA -WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS
fjpO.UUU. (good chance for liuri, securing good In
come; long established: cheap rent; including Horses.
Wagons, Stock and Fixtures; owner retiring; knowledge
Imparted: no bonus. Particulars at It Broadway, office
No. I, irom 10 till S o'clock.
A()(l AAA -ESTABLISHED WHOLK8ALE BUSIf
JJpZiU.lHIV/. uess In this citv. witn splendid line o
specialties, for sale on accommodating terms; satlsfsc
tory reasons trlven. alexander FROTHINOHAM A
CO., Financial Agents. 12 Wall street.
til AAA VOLUMES BOOKS, OLD OIL PAINT.
tJvJ.UUVJ ings, Anttnnes. Ac., for sale.? Fnrnlwre.
carpets. Libraries, an.1 Pamphlets purchased for cash at
No. i University place, near Washington square.
MACHISEBY. "
a large assortment of engines, boilers
J\. uml Steam Pumps tor sale cheap, to close our New
York business: also ilull llute, suitable tor manufacture
lug purposes to rent, with or without steam power.
P CASS1DY. Nos. 4 to 1U Bridge street, Urootlyn.
A SECTIONAL BOILER, SO-HOBSE, FOR SALE
very chcap, or will exchange for Personal Prop*
criv, used six mom lis. Address BOILER, station G.
A LARGE STOCK OK SECOND HAND ENGINES,
Boilers, Steam Pumps, shafting. Pulleys, Ac.;
double Hoisting Engine, 8-dorse. Baxter and portaMea.
WILSON A KOAKE, Water and Dover streets.
A 20 HORSE horizontal STEAM ENGINE, SIZE
10x20. lor sale very cheap. To be seen at the Globt
Iron Works, West Thirty-third street, near Eleventh ay.
DRUM cylinder PRESS. 31X46; GORDON PRESSES,
25-inch Paper Cutter, Nonpareil and Brevier Typet
Chromatic llxtn Press, tor sale.
T. TAYLOR. 11 spruce street New York.
Dealers in machinery, manufacturers
and others needing Printing, can have it done 11
the best stvle by the metropolitan PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway.
I "'OR SALE-ONE BOILER, 4X14. 69 S INCH TUBES,
in good order. Inquire at Emolre Laundry, 831
East Filty-third street
For sale?very low, ip applied fob ai
once, several Hoc Rotary Presses, good, a* new,
suitable lor newspaper work. Address tun New York
Herald.
I^OR SVLE CHEAP?PART CASH, 100-HORSE LOCO
' motive tubular Boiler. Address 18 WaU street,
room 3i.
Machinery.?wanted, a still and vacuum
Pump for making cunphene. Any ooe having
such may find a customer by addiwaaliif box UU Me#
Vori Post office.
TWO HAND LATHES. 6-FOOT BSD 121NCH SWING!
Couniersbaltlnif: Barnes' foot power Scroll Saw*,
and Lathes, best in the world , Drill*, fine Mrahao,
Pipe Tonga. We want an 8-foot ftron Planer.
M. v. Cu> VBMflK A CO., ?6l?ar* pUoo.
TirooD turners:?FOUR WAYMOTH LaTHBS FOH
?T sale very cheap; In good running order. Apply ti
W. M. CLaR&E, &m Broad street. Newark, N. J.
WANTED-A SECOND HAND FOOT LATHB. IN
TT good order; choup; price mentioned. Address J.
T., box 172 Herald office.
ann WORTH OF woodworking MA
?p.?U.ULM/ chlnery for sale; hngines. Boiler*
Punch and Shears. Befting, Ac., by george HAKTtY,
6- Frankfort street. New York, manufacturer of la>
proved band taw machines, Ac.
MHCE1.LAVEOU3.
DON'T FORGET TURPIN'S mead CANDY.
Bought, sold and given away at 140 Eaat ElgUth
street.
HAIRDRKSSlNG done?BY THE WEEK OR
month, in tne latest Parisian style, by a competent
hairdresser. Address HAIRDRESSER, box 110 Herald
Upiowu Branch olhco.
TMPOltTAN 1' TO GAS consumers.?A SAYING OP
X twenty per cent guaranteed, by using the Eureka
Patent Burner, the light being proportionately la
cr?u?ed. Agents wanted. General Agency 40 Cortlandt
street. New Vork.
Parties' contemplating" establishing NEW
firms can find n complete assortment of Account or
Check Books, or nave nny kind made up for immediate
use. nt CLARENCE LEV&Y A Co.'d, 59 Exchange place.
New York.
Pop corn for christmas trees can bb had
in any quantity at HOUSTOVS manufactory; il
nukes a very nice tree; schools and churches supplied
ut lowest price. Thompson street.
Russian sulphur, iodine and mercurIal
Baths; all the modern improvement; separate
apartments for ladies. At 5: Irving place, corner Baal
Seventeenth street. Consultation tree.
Science?NO "astrology" HUMBUG.?THH
"Mante Uljle," a most wonderful little prophetic in
vention: amuses, startles, coutounds by Its revelations!
nothing like it as an Instructive and entertaining holt
day gift; very interesting to old and young; speoiinei
sent for 2.*> cents. Address M. D. HARDING, box 21lToal
office. Jersey ?ity. V. J.
The metropolitan printing establishment.
218 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for doin*
all kinds of Printing with unusual promptneaa and or
moderateprices.
rpo THE YOUNG LADIES.?FUN FOR christmas
1 Eve. A lady will send a charm to every Toons
ludywho wishes to see hor future husoand on Christ
mas Eve. Enclose SO cents and stamp to PUN, box 171
Herald Uptown Branch office.
ASTROLOGY.
ASTROLOGER-PROFESSOR LISTER, 3? SIXTH
avenue. Send for circular a Address all letters w
box 4.f2y New York Post office.
ASTROLOGISTS WILL FIND THE "BRIGHT PAR
tieuiar star" ot the printing business to be th?
metropolisan printing establishment, Na
218 Broad >vay, where every kind ot Printing is done at
low rates ami with great promptness.
A-MMK. LA BLANCH. THE GRBAT UNRIVALLED
, business and medical clairvoyant No. IDS Weal
Thirty-flrsi street, thir.i door west of .-lxih avenue.
ATTENTION! KNOW THY DESTINY.?AFTER TOIT
have been deceived una lost faith consult thla woiw
derfullv glttcil Clairvoyant, acknowledged by all no
uuuuiled, gives luek; causes marrlare. IN West Farty?
lirst street, near Broadway.
ATTENTION.-CON8ULTATION ON BU8IN8S4
losses, enemies, lawsuits, absent friends, fovo,
marriage and deutli; pay refused uill* as satisfied.
Mine. HlNUHl, Clairvoyant, 621 sixth avenue.
European clairvoyant tells nambs, shows
likeness, causej marriage. We. toll. Ma ISO Wart
TWW> Aftfl street.
Mrs. francis REVEALS ALL YOCB LIFE, KB
covers stolen property, brings separated together
isatistuctloii or money refunded. 17l? Third avenue, Mar
Seventeenth street.
MMK. HOWARD, MEDIUM AND CLAIRVOYANT
Reccntly irom Europe, gives parUculare relating
to past, present, future, absent iriends and lost property!
one call will sausiy Hie weptic. CIO Fourth aTenueT
MMK. ROSS, THE QUE AT EST LIVING CLAIRfOY*
ant. gives advice in love. mairlage, sickness, loses*
?c. I ells everything. 783 sixth avenue, ntar wtf
third street
NKDH'AL. "
A-MME. EES I ELL. MIDWIFE SINCB ISM Na I
? *e?t lilty-second street, first door irom tiftn qv.
A -DR. AND MMK. gkindle CURB ALL COtt*
.plaints; a years' practice. U'J West Twenqr-lxMut.
A -MMK. MAXWELL, MIDWIFE. RESIDENCE, 114
? East Tenth street, near Third avenue.
A?DR. AND MMK. VAN liU.-KIRK, residence
. No IM hast *28ili st, between 3d and Lexington qrfc
CtONsULT DR. OR MMK WiST.?ALL COMPLAINT*
J cured; advice tree. *6 Bleeoker St., near Broadway.
D".SX^?miUll.Wia ?*?