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68 flTTATIOttli WA5TEP*FgWALZ?. Cooba, &?? C.n WERT jfth ST , BEAR-AS FIRST CLASH COOK; U I understands nil kinds of family baking, desserts, Jul Ilea and French cooking, would go to the country; several Jreara' reference. CQ1 WEST 10TH ST.?A FRBNI'li YOUNG LADY AS tJO2 cook 1 will aaaiat with the washing if necessary. Ad dress. WEST 5181 ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYERS,.?TWO OU glrla; one at good family nlaln 000k; tho other aa fU-i cla?s laundress and to aaaisi with chaiuberwork; both will Ing and obliging; excellent reference. f\A WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, FIRST FLOOR.? *' t A respectable woman aa excellent cook and laun dress; city or country; good reference. Call for two daya. ATTORNEY ST.-A GERMAN WOMAN TO COOK, vva.-h and iron In a Herman family. nj_ EAST 4TII ST., REAR HOUSE, FIRST FLOOR.? *st" A respectable woman aa cook and linker; would wash andiron; 110 objections to a respectable boarding house; home preferred to wagea. inn WERT :<2D ST.?A respectable YOUNG colored woman aa cook, waaher and ironer in a mi.all private family; good references. lA/t EAST 4311 ST.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS J'mJ first claas cook; no objection to do washing. T/\Q WEST 40TII RT.-A YOUNG GIRL AS COOK iuO and to asBlst with the washing In a private family} 110 objection to do both In a am all family; city reference. 11 a 20TI1 ST., BETWEEN 0TII AND 7THAVR., 1* LI v) rear.?A respectable woman, who la keeping house, to go out by the day to work, cook, wash or iron ; aews well. Can be seen for two nay a. I i)i) WEST 10TH ST.?A COMPETENT WOMAN AS flrt-t claaa cook; nnderatanda all kinds of cooking and in willing to do the plain wabhing; ia a good baker; city references. mWEST ?TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUKG woman as good cook; good bread and biscuit baker; uuderatands English and American cooking; excellent washer and (toner; good city reference. "I EAsr 4:,I) ST" CORN'EB OF :il) AV.-A RI2 spectable woman as first claaa rook In ? private family; understands cooking in all its brancdes. Can lie seen for two days. K? ?t EAST u'-TH ST.?A SMART WOMAN TO COOK. t'J wash nnd Iron, or would <lo general housework ; best city reference; is willing and obliging; no objection to the country. 909 WEST IHTII ST., IN THE CANDY STOKE.-A ?d\l L4 reapectable girl as tlmr >ttgb'.cook ; understands all Kinds of baking and paatry ; ? ill do part of the washing; beat ? reference. Call fur two day a. 9()7 WEST atJTH ST.?A COMPETENT YOUNG W'O "'"l man aa ilrst claa cooe; understands French, Biig neb and family eooklug; willing to assist with waalnng ; gtrnd city reference. OAQ WEST IflTH ST.?A FIRST CLASS CO >K AND Zj\JO lutindreai; amirrst.'rtuls tier business thoroughly; references: would go out by the day. 90ft WEST a..Til ST. -A respectable fOl'NG V V w oman ?? excellent cook apt first class laundress; la willing and obliging: six years' reference from lust em ployer. Call for two daya. 91Q WEST 27T1I ST., BETWEEN 7TB AND 8TQ ' jJLtJ avs.?A reliable young woman n.< good, thorough took and baker, or do limi nworl. ol a small family; no objec tions to a boarding house ; best city referenda. WEST 29TH ST., BASEMENT. REAR ROOM.?A respectable colored woman at cook; best city reter MARY ROBINSON. 218 99n EAST 47TII ST., IN THE BAKERY.?AS FIRST ?w ?'' cla-s cook Ilia private family; under; tanila her buaincst thoroughly; makes excellent broad aud desserts; five yoars city references 99/J EAST am ST , UETW KM 3D AMD SD AVS., rear.?As first class cook; underitunds all kltida or rooking; is an excellent baker ami good washer aud ironer: good city re fore nee. 99Q WEST DoTIl ST., BASEMENT.-A RESPECTA bio colored woman as cook, or to do lainilv washing ?t home. Addreaa LIZZIE ORIFFIN. ? <)Q<t EAST JMTII ST,-A RESPECTABLE GXBL AS good plain cook : good waaher and Ironer; city or country; good city referenco. Call for two days. 901 WEST 3flTH ST., LAST BACK ROOM.-A RE. apectable woman aa cook ; will take charge of milk and butter in the country; good city reference. Cull fur two days. 90Q WEST s:fl) ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG girl aa good plain rook, washer and ironer; no ob jection to go as laundreas; six years' city re errnce lrotn last place. 287~ . 7TII AV.-A WELSH WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS I cook in a first class boarding bouse; is an excellent baker; would go out to cook by the day; goo J reference. Ol H EAST 24TH ST., NEAR 2D AV. (RING THE ? 'I I bell).?Two young women; one as cook, washer and Ironer; the other as chambermaid and waitress; in Iho country preferred; best references. ?r|U MOTT ST., NEAR BLEECKER.?A I'ROTES ?H<J taut woman m good plain cook; first rate washer and ironer; good bread and biscuit maker; beat city refer enco. o?jc si) av.?mother and daughter-, one as I OOU first cla^s cook, the other as laundress; or to do tho ?work of a small private family between them ; no objection to a ahort dlstnnce In the country; first claea Call for two day*. ' ?? I A EAST 47TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN ? )T-'t a<first class cook ; would do the coarse washing or go ont by'The day; best city reference. I HQ WEST 2t)TH ST. (ST. JOHN'S GUILD).-AS T:VO plain cook, washer and ironur; city references. Ask lor MARGARET. ^ 1 fW. WEST 20TII ST. (ST. JOHN'S GUILD).?A *iUu* good cook; will aasist In washing and ironing; will (!? In the country. Ask for MARY. A HQ WEST 20T11 ST. (ST. JOHN'S Gl"ILD>.?AS 4:Ut) cook : willing to do tho coarse washing anil niako herself generally usefal; good city references. Ask lor BRIDGET. A fW WEST 2i"TH ST. (ST. JOHN'S GCILD).-A TtUO good cook; trill assist with washing nnd ironing; will go a short distance in the country; good reference. Ask li.r A A "I Q EAST 17TII ST., TOi' FLOOR, BACK.?RE t I t/ spectttble woman as cook, washer and irouer in a jrivato family. Call for two days. A i)r WEST 17TH 8T.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG u &') woman as good cook, waaher aud Ironer; an excel . lit baker; in a private family r best city reference. WEST 40TII ST., ROOM 13.?A GIRL AS COOK, washer anil Ironer, or to do general housework. 426 J71 IITH AV., BETWEEN ?TH AND 2.ITH STS? IN 1 I X bookstore.?As competent cook; understands Eng Ssli, Erenuh ami American cooking, soups, meats, -poultry, tread, cake, pastry, all kinda of doesurta; best city reference. Pall for two days. , Q/\Q ?TH AV.-A bespectablfe PROTESTANT ijUU girl as goo<l plain cook, waaher and Ironer, or to do oousework in a small family ; good city reference. D79 6TII AV., IN THE STORE.?A RESPECTABLE P I ^ Frtitestant woman as first class cook in a private hmlly; has lived with snme of the first families In the city; mderstamis all khuls of cooking, game and desserts; ia a (mid bread aud pastry maker. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITU ation as cook, washer aud ironer, or to do general housework or upatalrwork; good city referenco. Address CdOK, box 201 Herald Uptown Branch office. riMIK PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE 1 FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF ADVERTISE MENTS ANU SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB THE NEW YORK HERALD:? BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1.2*15 BKOADWAY. .mo SIXTH A \ EN 1 E. 114 SOI'TH SIXTH STREET, PIITLADELPIIIA. CORNEB BOERUM AND I U1.TON STBEETS, BROOK LYN. ( Hamberiiialtlii, &c, 90 WEST BOTH ST.?A YOUNG PROTEST VM GIRL uO as cli:imlicrrnni l and waitress or to assist i> itli chil dren ; beat reference from present employer. <>(\ WEST 13TH ST.. BETWEEN '.Til AND Cm AVS ? ? >' A yonnf girl as first class chambermaid and waitress; ?est city reference. *}Q WEST 13TII sr.?A RESPECTABLE YOUNG (JO girl tn do chatnlerwork, waiting and tine washing and Ironing, or would do cooking, washing and Ironing; country preferred; good city reference. 10 7 WEST 2OT1I ST.-A respectable GIRL AS I chambermaid and laundress: city reference. TOO WEST 2HTI1 ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG J ?ItJ girl h's excellent chambermaid and to assi-t with waiting; private b.Xrdiug house no objection; referenda. 1 i F WEST :?2D ST.?A UESPEf TABLE YOUNG COL lxu ored girl us chambermaid and waitress, or would do ?rcnrral housework for a smuil family; is willing and oblig ing: good city references. t;i 7 east :i7Til ST.. i i::st FL( o;t-as first jLI I' class chambermaid and waltreas In a private lam IIy: wonln assist In wasl^ig il required; best city referenco ITom last p'ace. ?)Q/t WEST 12TIJ ST.?A respectable GIRL AH XOU ohamberaiald aud waitress hi a prlvMa family or ^Mvate boarding house; good city reference. ?)')? EAST 4SIII ST-A protestant GIRL AS ?lOO obambermaid and awaiustress or aa t-hambernvaid and waltreas lu a small private fkiuity; alx years' city refer ence. Ol ( WEST rtHTII ST.?A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ?)'T":i girl as first cln~s cliambcriiniid and waltreas; Drat cilia city reference. Call for two da vs. O l J EAST 21ST ST , BETWEEN 1ST AND 21) AVE O 1 T nues. A voting Uertuaa girl aa cli imbermaid ai.d waitresi; heat reference. 4(?0 WEST 29TII ST. (ST. JOHN'S GUILD).?A UO smart, active young gill to do chaiuberwork and waiting In a private family* Ask for MARY li, GREENWICH ST.?A PROTESTANT YOUNG girl to do chanibrrwurk and Uue washing, or would uklng In a small luinlly. 407 I>r?sitmaker? aud 8eamstr??se*. rfi 8LEF.CKER ST.?A PARISIAN L\DV. WITH ?/U good edui aiIon, desires siWing work ol ail kinds by the day or week; does not apeak Engllah; godl reftrencea. Address C. P. EAST MTII ST.- A YOUNG LADY AS RF.A M. Stress ia a private family, by the week or uiuuth. Addrcssll.il. ' 9/11 KAS|' 4*D ^T.-A ItESPEt TABLE GIRL AS JLj X L eramstreas nnd chambermaid; or would do cliam iMrwork nnd wuilinK <vnc AV. (Rfxa SKCOND 11KLL).?AH FIRST rlrttt* Fri-iH'h serttiiRlrefi* in ? private lnniily; wHg<*8 'Uiluri?*bi?i hoine; bckl rerer 210 f)90 wiFtTATIOWS WArrKD-rEMAi.ES. General Hounework, &?? 1 SHERIFF ST., ONE DOOR FROM ORAND.?A KB spcctabfe Protestant girl to do general housework, or u plain cook, good waaher and ironer. BEACH ST.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO DO general homework; boat reference. 6 nt WASHINGTON ST.-A MIDDLE-AOED WOMAN - to do general housework; city or country; imall wage*. Call for two days. r>() washington PLACK A RESPECTABLE IJ\J girl to do general housework?cook, waah andiron; no olfaction to go iu lUu country or to a boarding home; ref erence. OA JANK ST.?A YOPNG 'URL TO DO GENERAL OU honsework ; good city reference!. QnTrt 8T- ANU 3D AV- GVKR GROCERY STOKE OU first floor.?A young girl to do housework in a small family. 190 WK?T1?TH ST., RKAR.-A young girl. ac;e l&yj 17, to do light liusework and attend to children: ha? good city reference. Can be seen for two day a. 1 9o WEST. ??TII KT> T()I* kloob. room 20.?a . i re!7"*r" ? ,r(rl t0 do SOlTa' housework in a prl good reference ; U * BOO<J cook' WttsL?r and ironer; 157 .. 51ST ST?A RESPECTABLE YOUNG i . i. K i lod"K?"?r?"?ou?ework; willing and obliging; o<'?t city referencea. ? ?* lfl.5) KAST 2KTH ST.-A REKPEi TABLE ENGLISH " \ A *' m J" do general housework ; no objection to go a abort distance In the conutry. Can be seen for lw? days no MULBERRY ST., BETWEEN (IRANI) AND t Broome, third floor.?A respeitablo young woman housework ; city or country; good rolerence. 9(}|l East 46TH ST.?a young woman to do general housework in a small private family. 901 WEST 25t,", kt ~a respectable girl to (funeral homework In a private family; la an lr""cp nn(1 a rood plain cook. 917 },VEnT STT,? HT ? A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO two days genoral ''0?"?work in a small fan.lly. Call lor 99') EAST 58TH ST.-A respectable ENGLISH ' rotestant u'irl to do housework In a plain family: cloes not care so much About wages as a good home. 9^f! WI ST 320 ST.-A KKftPECTABI.K YOUNG \u' . ,11K K' !l,'ral housework in a small private I'am day?W att ' Koutl city reference. Call for two 944 W,:Sr ~Tnt ST.- BETWEEN 7TII AND 8TH 4mi x X ovs., third floor, front.?A young ^irl to do general hou >ework; best city reference. 94,Q WEST 30TII ST., SEUOVD FLOOR, FRONT . roo,n-?A younjr ffirl for general housework; is a pooa i>i;i n cook. wa-dirr and Ironer; best city references. 977 "ouston; st., coaxt:n hi^dhon.^a young rf * ? Kiri to do light hou.vwork or take care of children in a private family; good, respectable home more an object than waKcs. Call on or uddre.ss K. R. J Qf)R J*8* 3LST ST. TOI? FLOOR.?A RESPKCTA ' in . . 1''""rework In a small family, or will see to children and do family sowing; city reference! OIQ EAST 24TII ST.-A respectable GIKL FOR tJlft mineral housowork; willing and obliging; well rec ommend! d; .1 - I 11.'tin? in preference to wages. SMI WKST. -?? ST- BETWEEN STH and OTH ,iv'-A J,ou,n? woman to do housework; good from hut employer! ' C0>'"try; g00d ?????? H4() WK8T 30TH ST TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.? y ryj ,A ff^pectable Protest ant woman to do tr^mral Housework; is a good cook, washer und ironer; good city 403 ^^AWKD GIRL TO DO IIOt'SK V/ .j work; three in family; city references. 452 wks'f st- between orII and iota I a vs., top floor.?A respectablo yoimir inarriod wo ? an as wet nurse ; bi si city reference. Lull from It t > 4. lloii!it>keeper8, <fcc. JO ,WP"T V11 ?T.. FRONT BASEMENT.?A FRFNrTI ,!j, ltt?y us housekeeper tor a widower'a family, Call all 88!^ 6TU vV ',,FfR^ FLOOR.?A RESPECTABLE andiler, ,^'n uS g 'i tult,uru "'|J "l?iaking French and Ui rman languages fluently, as housekeeper In a irentlo taan s household; good reference. Call or address. I.aundressti, &c, orr OTii av-a competent person wishes a WJ few families or young men's washing. mWEST 1HTH ST. FIRST FLOOR.-AS FIRST class laundress; understand* fluting and polishinir ?ranc?tC Call "ur addrtsi! "" tUlimburworl? J t'o-d city rof-' mWEST 20TII ST., TOP FLOOR?WASHING. $1 a dozen, fluting Included, wanted, by a lirst class GtJBTASSi St CUy refereuca- CllU "r address AU 1 90 WEST 2tlTU ST., l'AHLOR FUIOR.-A HE -L^ U spectacle ccdored woman wishes ladles' or irentle on?or*ml^reM^A* t' n"? "uti"K ; ',0c- t0 7'")C- pet' dozen? Call I W). VVf>T '?if? sr.?A RESPECTAHLE COLORED .t,^,'T?t"'.(.>.a!n" V'-H'.'.?t'tmen's anil ladies' washing by "1 OO 3D ST., NEAR AY. A. FIRST FLOOR, FIRST J OO door.?A widow, >:<> >d washer und ironer, wishes to 1 .k.' any kind of washing in the house; done cheap. 910 WKST 'J'ifII sr., TOP FLOOR, FRONT ?A RE 4U Iv Speetable woman to go out by the day washlnii or bouseclenning. 9| (i WKST :^D ST.-A respectable WOMAN wishes to take in washing anil irouiin;, or would go out hy the day; would do housecleaning; good city refer ences Call on or address Mrs. MOklUS. 9Vh~KAST 46TH ST-A RKSPECTAHLE WOMAN ajOO to do wash lug und Ironing, pulling and fluting; done cheap; or to go out by the day; good city reference. 9JO WEST 30TII ST.-A RESPECTABLE VOING tJ woman wisIiim young men's and plain family wash ing at COc. per tlor.en. Call on or address Airs. WuLF. 99H EAST 20TH ST.TnEAR 3D A\--A RESPECTA ?.L*\> hfe girl as first cla>s laundress or as rook, washer and ironer or to do housework; first class reference. Call or address. 99/; 7T1I AV., SECOND FLOOR, BACK ROOM.?A ' respectable widow woman wishes washing and ironing or to go out by the day. 99Q EAST 20TH ST.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to go out by the day washing aud ironing or hou?i cfeauitig. Call for two day s. 9 J Q WEST 18TH ST., REAR HOUSE, TOP FLOOR.? WiTl"O A respectable woman <rlshe* to take In families' or ladies und geulleiuon's washing, at reduced prices; lim ing, Ac. 9ftn ,T" av.-Ta fnouor.ai laundress 4IvU wishes a few families'washing at her own home ladies' and gentlemen's washing neatly done; polishing pulling and fiuting at reasonable terms. 9QO EAST 20TII "htTtOp" FLOOR-WASHING 'J\J wanted, by a first class laundress, at home. ?>1?) EAST lftTII ST., FIRST FLOOR, BACK.?A ? Jit* lady to do gentlemen')! or ladies' washing or would gu out by the day. 4^"ri EAST 4.->TH ST.?A respectable ENGLISH Git laundress wishes a few moro ladles' and gtntle men's washing: frmn 75c. to $1 pet dozen; best city refer ence. Mr.. ( Ol KTNIiY. Ol C EAST 37TH ST., TOP FLOOR,?A FIRST CLASS GIG laundress wishes a few more families'and gentle men's washing: good reference. SifT W'EST 2..T11 ST THIRD FLOOR, BACK.?A ? respectable married woman wishes first class laiu llies aud gentlemen's washing; best reference. ')?() WEST 12TH ST.-A respectable YOUNG tJ'JO woman to go out by the day wasiiing and ironing or honsecleantng; willing to do any kind of work. ft(> 1 "TH AV (RING FOURTH BELL).?A RESPECT Ui/A able widow to go out washing, ironing or bouso cleaulng; best city refcrouce. f'Q9 SO AV.. NEAR 44TII ST.. TOP FLOOR-A French laundress wishes families' or ladles' and gentlemen's washing to do at home; Muting, puffing aud laces and curtuius cleaned like new. Call or address all tlio week. 7 7( | 7TII AV., THIRD FLOOR.-A.N industrious I i U woman wishes to go out to work by the day; good washer and Ironer or housecleancr. 709 "T." AV.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO Do I washing at tier own house; will give entire tatis faction. 1 1 IU\ BROAD WAY.-A respectable WOMAN TO J .AUU go out washing and Ironing or houseclcauing by the day or take it home; nest city references. i RESPECTABLE FRENCH WOMAN WISHES J1 gentlemen's anil ladies' washing at her own home ? 7.V per dozen; fluting done. Address F. E. B., box l.'d Herald Uptown Branch ollice. Kurses, ?fcc. 1 07 WEST 418T ST-A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL 1? I to go South ?r to California as nurse; willing to make herself generally useful; unexceptionable reference. 1 H< I WEST 41ST ST.?AS NURSE; CAN TAKE THE J V/ O entire charge of an iufaut; no objection to the coun try; best city reference. 1 9({ LEONARD ST.. FIRST FLOOR, FRONT-A Protestant young womau as nurse and seamstress or nurse to an invalid lady; hus goud city relcronce. Call or a<i(|rcii, 1 'VI WEST a?TH 8T ?A RESPECTABLE YOUNG , *;x, n'arrled woman as wet nurse; baby live weeks old? ?"lfe'erences. Call from 10 till 2. ' 141 SD AV.-as nursb in any kind of sick hamilton* Clty re,ereneci- Call oo or addresa Mrs. 14H af'T". WT- BETWEEN 7TII AV. and l a v two we,'k?W*i\'~^ respectable woman as wet nurse; a'1) ?wo weeks old; doctor can be seen. 932 ^n'Sr Sli r V 0?W*AIf PERSON, SPEAK idilferefi ? U a w I'-^g'lall, to take care of growing reference. seamsties. and hairdresser; best city '^00 WEST 20m ST., FIRST FLOOR ni/111 . beUrIice""^ !'wVlSig 'ai,V^lito?i*^?d '^9 ") WEST I7TII ST.-A YOUNG OIRL AS MJRSF "AG and chambermaid or to do hou>.?w,irk in . n family; willing and obliging; best Hty refereme. UWi ,AVI' ttm sr. ROOM (V-Ia RESPI'f'TA HI F xUO young woman as wet nurse; no objection to do general housework and take her own baby/ OaUfoV\wo '110 'ilT" uavr, t?p ,'1'ook. front.?a young tlU Hrench girl, who speaks English French and Gar Rlr'tWo "ayT ; reference. Sill "IV"ANTED?SITUATION AS CHILD'S NURSE bTa ?? young woman ol experience; is obliging and tidy and comely In appearance ; a good home wanted more Ikau bfeh ?>. AdUi6M? ii. A., box 1 Ati UerulU olheut* WEST 10TH 8T-A YOUNO WOMAN AS waitress; can do pUin tewing; city reference. RrrvATiova wamtkp-fewalks. WaltrMMi, Sic. 228 A (i7 OWIENWICH 8T.-A LITTLE GIRL, AGED 14, tfcU I to learu waiting or anything light. AI lac villaneous. I f* GANSEVOOST 8T , SECOND FLOOR.-A WOMAN I" to go out by the day to work the Ursi of the week; in willing and obliging. CO 5Til ST., ItOBOKEN.?A LADY TO TAKE CAKE *JU of an Invalid mid do a littlo chauiberwork; can new neatlr; city or country. Address A. L. W. Q1 AMITY. CORNER WEST 3D ST.-AN AMERICAN OX young ludy, Hjjtjci 23, ievoia^Dihid and refined, in reverse cireumstitni'tfs, wishes a situation of any kind bv which she cun earn bar living. Call from 10 A. M. to 7 lj_Mj <)-| Q KAST 28TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE GIRL AH 1 ?J lady's maid and seamstress; is a pood seamstress and dressmaker and sews on different machines; city ref erence. ___ Q | .1 EAST 2*TII ST., SECOND FLOOR.?A YOUNG ZtO girl us kitchen girl. OOP 7TH AV? NEAR 27TH ST., FIRST FLOOR ? A young lady speaking French, German and Eng lish in any kind of store for waltiug and operating. Call for two day*. Q|>(\ flTH AV.-A YOUNO WIDOW, JUST ARRIVED OllO from England, a situation In any capacity. Ad dress or call on J. P A P ATI AN. _____ 71)11 9TH AV.. BETWEEN 48TH AND 501'U STS.-A I O?J young girl lu a small family; willing and obliging; reference from lait place. A YOCNO LADY OK RESPECTABILITY IN SOME private family where a good home would \* given to one who will appreciate it. would act a? companion to a lady or take care of and instruct a young child; no objections to the country. Address AMBITiON#uo* 101 Ileraid ollice, PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WASTED FEMALES. ^ A LADY OF FINISHED EDUCATION HAS TWO leisure hours iu the afternoon which she would like to Oil as reader to an elderly person or an Invalid, or as amanuensis and secretary to a person requiring Intelligent and efficient assistance In that way: con Id irlvo evening hours il preferred. Address E. V. I., Herald Uptown Branch office. U81C, FRENCH AND GERMAN, TAUGHT liY A thorough ladv musician; only Wi cents a lesson. Ad dress NORTH GERMAN, l,.'$>-0 Broadway. M AV ANTED-BY A LADY, THOROUGHLY WELL educated and a rapid and accurate copyist, any kind Of writing I lint can bo done at home and which will pay her at least $t! per wcofc. Address F. W. J., Herald Uptown Branch office. . HELP W.VMTBD?FEMAfiEI. i LADY OF MEANS WOULD GIVE A GOOD HOME JX. to an American orphan girl, $ or years of age ; bent of reference* given, Address CHAKITY, Herald Iptown Branch o{Deo. i DEMAND FOR TELEGUAPII OPEKATOiiS.? J\_ Learn and take positions; nothing pays better; taught practically, with inhtrummts, d*y or evening. fUOMi HuVS College, 20 4th av., opposite Oooper Institute. *\\7"ANTED?IN A PLAIN PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR VV general housework and to mind a baby, a neat, intelli gent, willing and obliging American or English young wo man; must be a 1'rotestHiit, of good address -?nd very clean in her work; will receive u irood borne and fair wages. Ap ply, for two days, at No. 305 East oi>th st., near 2d av., base ment door. ? ANTED?A FIRST RATE COOK, WITH HEFER ences; expenses paid. No. U1 Washington St., Jersey \\ City. "ANTED?A RELIABLE, MIDDLE AGKD WOMAN lor ohamherwork. Apply at 20M East L'.th st. "llfANTED-AS LADY'S MAID AND TO ASSIST IN VV sewing, a young woman; to one willing to make her self useful a good home will be given. Aduross I HILD* LESS, lleruld office. "1I7"ANTED?COl'YIST; ONE WHO CAN WRITE A \V plain rapid hand and can work at home: a lady pre ferred. Address LAWYER, box 1S4 Herald office. "\irANTED?AS COMPANION, A YOUNG LADY OF VY refinement and cheerful disposition, who can do plain sewing and is willing to g" a short distance In the couutiy. Address 1IUMK COMFORTS, Herald office. AY Wanted?a fi&st class chambermaid w ? ? ? ? * - ? - ? AND \ *S| 1 111 -V I I I*t' ? V AJ . \ v " " " " . .. TT waitress in a large honrding bouse ; run st be willing and obliging and come with reference. Call at 110 West 14th st. "WANTED?A RESPECTABLE GIRL IN A PRIVATE W German family to do washing and ironing and general housework *. references wanted. *-. ? East 52d st.,betweeu 2d and ttd a vs. SITl'ATIOXH W V.VTKCUMAI.KS. i KM ( I.ASS WHITE WAITER MAN, ACCUH A. tomed to attend purties, receptions, Ac., in privnte families, wishes a lew more engagements, either to attend door, carriages or wait. AddressI'itIV ATE, Herald Uptown Branch office. SITUATION WANTED BY A SCOTCHMAN, 30 j\_ years or age, on a farm or gentleman's estate; good milker and understand' cattle and horses well and ail kinds of farm work. Address W. M., Herald office. , g .livrrnu " ?"^xVon*?h'tttSiiw?.?'MJ?xa t-aow At -Ci?e'B"Address "BUSINESS, box 111 Herald Uptown Brunch office. . S BARKEEPER.?A YOUNO IRISHMAN OF EXPER A iencc wishes a situation; best city reference. Address J. J., box U)2 Herald Uptown Branch office. _____ T BOY 10 YEARS T^F AGE, WISHES A SITUATION; trood reference. A<ldress M. HARRIS, ilenr> st. SITfATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG man A p^mni as fireman and useful man iu a private family ^\.oard""g house ; wages, $10 a month ; good references. Address J B., box 160 lleruld Iptown Branch "Bice. . VAN WANTS A SITUATION AS USEFUL J\ man around a house; willing to do anything. Apply, by letter or in person, at 123 West 3^id st "TToi;Nib MUN WANTS A SITUATION AsS WAITER A in v urivate family*, fan do all kinds ot houst-work, ?oVod relerence* Adilress W B., box 177 Herald office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A GOOD GERMAN MAN S cook; understands English, German and Irene , cook ing for privnte houses, restaurant and hotel, good refer ences. >1. BENEDICT* 70 Norfolk st. U city re SEFUL MAN.?BY A COLORED MAN, TO TAKE care of a horse and attend furnace fires, or as Janitor, eferences. Address F. P.. 131 West iMth St.. top floor. TIT ANTED?BY TWO ENGLISHMEN, BROTHERS, V> ' situations on a !arm or to take charge <iiftl1,0 good milkers; not afraid of work. Address E. B., Herald Brooklyn Branch office. _ _ CLERKS AMP SAUMMBM. Tn EXPERT ACCOUNTANT WILL INVESTIGATE A accounts balance, open, close and remodel books by the lob or day; or will accept a permanent position in a lurirt' establishment or company, being a thorough business man In all respects. Addr.L 11.. box lMf, Herald office. i RHTSTANT DENTISTS WANTED?ALSO YOl'NG A "men above l"-\ fairly educated, as clerks Inclined to iearn, having means to procure Instruments an I support themselves while le?rnh^gETERRB drqs,, ir.0 Bowery. or ste CLOTHING SALESMAN, HAVING A LARGE Ac quaintance and competent to assist at euUing custom t?ck work, desires a position. Address I. A. C.,207 1st av. t y Rt'OS A COMPETENT DRUG CLERK DESIRES A JlJ permanent situation ; willing to go any dletanco out of the city Address, for ten days, It. H . Herald office. Druggists.?a youno man, speaking French and English, wants a situation; understands the French and American pharmacy ; city references. Address 11. B. Z.. Herald Uptown Branch office. RUG fiTOCK.-A COMPETENT MAN, HAVING good references, wanted, at 423 2d av. Ml^^^o8^r%Mo^s^7e^t ;"hKrOTJ thorough acquaintance with the trade of the West. North and Southwest; unquestionable references given. Address, fo. tUr.. rtajr.. WKt?T. Il.r.ld office. SALESMEN AND SALESLADIES WANTED.?APPLY S at H80it the IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER^' COMBINATION, O'.ni Broadway. -sTrAXTF.D?SALESMEN, TWO IN NEW YORK CITY VV and four for the Middle and New England Stages; fWO a month, hotel and travelling expenses paid ; situation per manent ? all applicant" answered if stamp is enclosed. Ad dress R. H. RoBB A CO., Cincinnati. Ohio. TlrANTED?THREE YOUNO MEN IMMEDIATELY, TO VV learn bookkeeping, penmanship, calculations from a practical bookkeeper; residence Brooklyn near Uty_Ila?; evenings; very easy payments. Address COLLINS, bux 140 Herald office^ | -lirANTED? IN A STOCK BROKER'S OFFICE, A VV young man to deliver stocks and assist in writing. Ad dress, wlih ago, reference, Ac., PASSaIC, Herald office. UTANTED?A YOUNG MAN, RESIDING WITH HIS VV parents, as assistant shipping clerk ; must have prac tical experience and write a good baud. Address C. B., box 164 Herald office. ll'ANTED-A SITUATION IN A RETAIL DRUG AND >V prescription store. Addross W. H., box 114 Herald office. TIT ANTED?A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING SALES \> man for drug and druggists'sundry house; Southern | route. Address B., box VM Herald office. COACIIMK* AM) CJ\IU)K\KRS. Ctt^H^TAN7^)NIi WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER stands his business, with fivo years' of the best city rel erence*. Call on or address T. H., No. ft East Il*th st. COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A RE I spectablo young man; is soher and steady and thor [ oughiy understands his business; four years'best relerence. Call at or address 12 West 4:td St.. private stable. ^ TYOUNO COLORF.D MAN AS COACIIMAN IN A J\ private family; bas ten years' references. Address A. W., box ll.'t Herald Uptown Branch office. SITUATION WANTED-BY A SINGLE MAN, AS O coachman and gardener; can milk and make bimselt useful on a gentleman's place; good reference. Address M. K.. box 121 llcralrt office. IIK I.I* WASTED-MALES. A DSXi\Td FOR TILSO urfl OPERATORS. J\. Learn and tako positions; nothing pays better; taught practicallv, with instruments, day or evening. 1 Ho.Ml - SON'S College, 'JO 4th bt., opposite Cooper Institute. A COLORED BOY ABOUT 14 YEARS OF AGE TO J\ m ike himself generally useful. Call at HS East ailli st. A GENTS WANTED?IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. TO A. sen our pure teas to families, hotels and large consum ers' best terms and largest stock In the country. Apply to the'WELLS TEA COMPANY, 201 iuiton st., between Church and Greenwich sts., New York. 1 SMART, ACTIVE MAN WANTED?IN A LIGHT A outdoor business. Apply at New York Book t.onccrn. Ma 7 W arren *t..luurtb Uuor. aller 10 o ciook. HELP WANTKD-SIALES. AOENT8-IN CITY AND COUNTRY, TO ROUCIT OB ders for enlarging old pictures; liberal inducements 10 good met. 327 liranaat. U^ANTEO?A GENTLEMAN WE LI. KDCCAfEL) AND not afraid of work can find permanent employment by applying ?t room 2, 14 Murray at, from 9 to 5. VATANTED?Ai^ENTS~T(7 NELL AN ARTICLE INDIS H pensahle In every family; Delia at slgbt; go.>d proBta, 3nick returns; business strictly honorable. Call on or ad ruu MAN I' PACTV ltKK. Ihu Broadway, room 11. \\rANTKD^AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MI'LATT<> TT boy, Southern, about IH. with good reference*, to wait and he generally useful. Apply, between U and 12, at l'JJ Madlaou a>. TATANTE l5?A GOOD STEADY MAN COOK. APPLY TT between S and OA. M. at F. DUKNIGAN'S, corner 34th at. and 11th ar. WANTED-LIVE-MAN Art AGENT FOR A NEW AS tlcle. wliirh pays a large pruttt; mnst be well ac quainted in the city among Jobber* t>t perfumery, notions, Ac. Apply to CLINE A MATZDORFP, H)3 1'rince st. fAlTER WANTED?AT BETTtf DINING ROOMS, 541 tttll IT. A WEKK AND COMMISSION TO TEN GOOD <P?JU business uion as cauvassers in Philadelphia fur ten waeks, and then same time in every litres city ; two years' work un the greatest advertising medium In the world; com petent men can come un and go to wnrk or call un W. R. ri'LLEK, at 01 Fulton street, Brooklyn, and see me<lluins first. The beat solicitor in America will give each canvasser a day's instructions out dour*. LLOVD MAP COMPANY, Philadelphia. THE TRADES. A YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES ACTUATION In a baker's shop; nmlerstnnds setting sponge; served four years at his trade. Call dn or address D. W., 115 West 82d St. FOR SALE. * RARE CHANCE.?KOR KALE, A WELL ESTAB JY lislieil t'itfar anil Tobacco Business in a very populous unit lively locality, tu he disposed of nt once, on account of tick newt." Imiuire M 189 OUMl street. near Bowery. 1 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN'Y ONE WISHINO J.Y to go into business.?One of the largest and bent Gro cery Ktorea in Krooklyn, having a large trade in flue wines, cigars anil fancy grocel ies, ?ill be sold for cash only. Nu ?gents need apply. Address Z., box 146 Iierald office. \ WELL LOCATED DINING SALOON, 111! SOUTH JY street, will be told this dav at auction, at 10 o'clock sharp. TIIOMA8 GAFFNEY X SMITH, Auctioneers, 17 Centre street. ? 4 CHANCE,?fl,200 Wri.L PURCHASE AN OLD ES J.Y tablished pay In* business: u'oimI location; rent cheap; particulars, photograph gallery 210 Third avenuo or restau rant 315 Liberty street. 4 -FOR sale, BAKERIES, CONFECTIONERIE8, JY, Restaurants. Hotels, Groceries, Tea St< res, Meat Mar kets, Fish Markets, corner Liquor Stores, 111 11 iartl Saloons, Market Oyster Standi. mitchell'S Store Agency, 77 Ce dar street. i N ESTABLISHED FIRST CLASH BROADWAY RES > V taurant. Dining nnd Chop House, elegantly tittod np, doing good business, worth $3,(XX), can be bought this day tor 81,(HA); rent only $85; location between Canal nnd Bleecker streets. Other particular! with my agents, CAMP BELL A CO., Auctioneers, hm East Ninth street. C" VoUNTKRS, silELvTNO~AND LlFFICB enclosure J for sale cheap, at 10H Grand street. IflOIt sale, A wholesale AND RETAIL llosierv and Fancy GoutU Business.?We offer our Branch Store 94 Bowery, established twenty years and in active operation; this i? a ohnnco seldom offored, and open for negotiation (or 10 days only. Reason tor selling and other Information given at ROSENHEIM k LIBMAN S, 100 Broadway. I ("OR BALE. VERY CHEAP?A ' W IN K, LAGER BEER and Ltinoh 11 otn, doing a good business. Inquire at 428 Broadway, in basement. The public ark hereby notified that the FOLLOWING FLACKS AUK THE ONLY AUTHOR IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF advertise MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK 11ERALD:? BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1.265 BROADWAY. fiUOSIXTH AVENUE. Ill SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. CORNER BOER I'M AND FILTuN STREETS, BROOK LYN. Ql'dH WILL BUY A TIPTOP LIQUOR STORE, ?iPU'/Vr near California lino of steamers; good trade; low rent; good lease. GAFFNEY .V SMITH, Auctioneers, 17 Centre street. WILL Bl'Y MY LIQUOR STORE?BUSINESS good; Lease, cheap rent?as I go, January 1, In other business; a rare opportunity. Address VVOUDSON, Herald office. MACHINERY Boilers, extra built, for saU;._.two iiori zontftl tubular-, ninety horse power Apply it; Leslie Boiler Works, U8 l'earl street, Jersey tuly. liuiiers, Pipes, Ac., built. I7I0R RALE?A 20-lNCIl NEW STYLE b^tjENCK ' Planing Machine, nearly new; prlcj S5t?. P. LoRILLARD A CO., 10 Chambers sttv,(. /IARD.?PRIVATE LESSONS, PIANO. VIOLIN, Guitar organ. Flute. Singing; practice room ami iii? Mrnments free; catalogues free. Address HUMMING BIRD, Piano Wftreroomn, 32 East Fourteenth street, or call. -|tt ANTED-A STE AM HAMMER FROM 1..-jOO TO \V 4.000 lbs.; t<|.f;,','1' Rood order and condition. Ad dress. with ful! 11 Sou h ht" l1 P.rice\mv,kn' V'"!"'- *C ' W' II. SMITH: ?runU Htrt?e t, Philadelphia. FURNITURES. 4 JHIVATE FAMILY, declining HOUKEKKEP will sell in lots, to suit purchasers, all their ele gant md costly Honsehold Fnmfture, &c.; magnificent 8tein*ay & Sons rosewood Pianoforte; also an elegant Windor Piano, cost $1,000, for $250; satin Parlor Suits, cost $50, for $250; one for $125; rep Suits, $30: 14 Bedroom Suits$25 and upward; Carpets, Oil Paintings, Hronr.es, Mir rors, air and spring Mattresses, and a general assortment of Hqsohold Furniture, made to order four months ago. Call prtvti* residence No. 120 West 2IJd street, near 6th avenue 4 -WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN ?iV.for Furniture, Carpets and Bedding at B. M. COW PEltllWAlT <)[ CO.'S, I V) nud 157 Chatham street. An immase stock at low prjces. ACTION ROOMS 30 AND -It BAST- THIRTEENTH treet.?All kinds of modern and antique Furniture, l'arp?. Mirrors, 1'Ihiioh. Paintings, Books, Silver, Ac., at privw sale at auction prices. i ARliG ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, Fl'RNI Jx. Ire and Bedding, at lowest cash prices, at O'FAH RELr warerooms.^UO Eighth avenue, between Thirtieth and Urty-flrst streets. Payments taken weekly or monthly, t JTRNITURE.?THE HOLIDAYS APPROACHING, iV.H'i1 are Induced to olTer our st ick of second hand Kur nituBCarpets, Mirror*, Ac., at prices which will surely fln.l huye, If not for presents, for their own u?e. Wo have the large anil most varied stock In the city. <?ive us a call and Judgtir yourselves. Furniture bought. sold and exchanged. JAMES UKAllAM, 1UO Third avenue, t RIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL AT A SACRIFICE J\. eir Household Furniture, vis.. Parlor Suit, II pieces, in dn*sk satin, cost $1,2<*>. for $:t<i<l: do., $175; Deckor ,(! Brotts Pianoforte, $275; Bedroom Sets, consisting of Bed stead Dresslngcases, Bureaus, Washstamls, $.'>0, $250; siilglBedstcads, hair and sprlug Mattresses; rep and hjtir clotluits. $3< >, $50; Library and Dining Furniture; TurfcMi Suitsmntlngs, Bronzes. Call, private residence No. 47 WesUh st. t IIVATE FAMILY. IN NEED OF MONEY, WILL J\. I at one-third original cost all the entire magnificent lluuslld .Furniture of private residence 21 Knst 2Uth streetcar Broadway, consisting of magnificent Parlor Sult.jht pieces, with two Sofas, covered in Tin cott-l.iine, with te ruffle, cost fSRO, for $175; do.. $125; rep and htilr clothlits, $75. $50, $.'t0; alio Pianoforte, Bedroom Suits, ('an?. Ac. Please call for one weak. r-ia'ETS, Furniture, # beds, Bedding. ae. Payments taken by tlif week or uionttv Term* easy. KELLY a CO.. corner Twenty-fifth itreet and Sixth avenue. -pvfSINO BTREAU, BEDSTEAD. washstand, J J mle by Dessior at ft cost of $ftl X i, will be (old fur $17;">. kultons, Eighth avenue, between Thirty-third aud Tbifourth stroota. t^jifs jw'CTION HOUSE, 13 EAST FOURTEENTH j? feet ?Furniture, Piano*, Carpets, mirrori, Silver waicutlery, desks and sensible holiday presents, all tliiak at auction price*. Owners want money. t.u FURNITURE AND carpets FOR THE HOLD j (jraon UEOROE A. CLARKE'S popular system of ranj payments; 747 Broadway. french flats furnished to if on liberal terms. Future.?still another reduction; we ?w oiler our entire stock, eonalsting ol drewting Oaeo aixtlor Suits, at very low prices. EOLESTON'S, Eighth uvc, between Thirty third and Thirty-fourth streets. ?ALE?TWO fine BRUSSELS carpets. 128 tsyth street. F MARBLE MANTELS, \ t?ST.?closing OUT STOCK OF M arblkized -iVintles; linest selection of Marble Mantles, all quail tiesjern designs. Turning for the trade at S. KLABElt A C'Steain murblo Works, West Fifty-first street, be tweifoadway and Eighth avonuo. VflLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, NEW DE froin $12 upward; also Monumental work at greauduced prices; Marble Turnlug for the trade. A. kl,.1t, 131 East l*th st., near Thiid avenue. New Vork. CTlRT'fl NEW SLATE MANTELS, INLAID with i; also marble and wood mantels; elegant designs; pric#ry low. 2jo and 222 West Twenty-third street, neafenth avenue. dk!vtimit. AT OF TEBTtI made IN three HOURS AT i West Thirty-fourth stroot, between Sixth and Hevi avenues, noar Broadway.?Special mechanical den tut oral, rubber, rose, pearl, whalebone rubber, ((old and plaihets; Plumpers, Regulator*. Ao. Take green car 1'rontud street furry, or Sixth avenue cars or Broadway car* nkwbrouuh, 124 West Thirty-fourth street. DFHITE, BUROEON DENTIST, 155 SIXTH AVE (.?Silver Killings, mv.; Gold, if 1; sets of (iuni Teetf?, ifs and $10. All work warranted first class. estaled 1k>7, clothliick \T MINTZ's NEW STORE, 422 SIXTH AVENUE, JV uon Twonty-llltii and Twenty-sixth street*.?Ladies and riraeo will be surprised at the great prices paid lit cash list-off Clothing, Carpets and Jewelry, as we have large ?s for the Western tra le. A uotehy post punctually attenio ny Mr. or Mrs. MIN fz. it IKS' WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT. ill >'v tv., opposite sth st. ?Ladies and gentlemen can re coivo jtiuost valuu in cash (or Cast-off Clothing, Car nets, .Iry, Lace*. Flense call at or address as above. ladieiited on by Mr*. Mark*. Please try and satisfy yours., Order* to Brooklyn promptly attended to. AT tATTO'S UPTOWN establishment, HID !t avenue, corner Forty-sixth direct, ladie* and gentle will positively receive .m) per eetit more In ea-di than chore lor cast off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, Ao. Ord-rtnptly attended to by Mr. or Mrs. flatfu, No. Mo Mtvenuft. "\[ in, 420 BBVKNTII AVENUE, uk LOW !'!? ky - fourth street, pay* the full value h r ladies'ami gentle* Wearing Apparel, Carpel*, by calling on our ?Udrcs,allies attended bv Mr*. Cuhu.. _ SALES AT AtCTIOlf. Art kalb. _ . THIM (MONDAY) AFTERNOO*, at th? Cllnten flail Halerooma, at 2:30 o'clock, alao following days at same hour, ORIENTAL WARES AND AKTIQUITIEB, now ou exhibition at Clinton Hall, consisting of Laqnera, Carvings, Embroideries, Cl.daoiine Knamels. Poree lain, Earthenware, Ornamental and Hsered Vases, Candle sticks, Censen and other implement* in bronze; old China Delft, Faience and other rare Pottery; Texlle and other fabrica from Turkey, Persia and Algeria; Curiosities, Brie a brac, Arms, Ac., 40. The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers. TT'EHDATAXn WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS. Decern ber 21 aaif-, at :i o'clock (now on exhibition, Monday, day and events*, at the Art Rooms. M17 Broadway), sale of a large collection of JAPANESE LACQI'EH Ware and ele fant Vaaea; also a choice a-iortineut of Broniel, Clocks, orcelalu and Hevres Ware, Bisoue, .1 ar>linieres. PedaiUU, Ac.. Ac. The whole now on exhibition, to be sold wltUout reserve, at the Art Rooms, H|7 Broariwav. The Meatra. LEAVITT, Auctioneers. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. tt 3 o'clock, at the Art Room a, H17 Broadway. Bale of KINK JEWELRY, eoni iiriaintr Etruacan. Onyx. Cameo,Tarquolae, Uarnet and Coral K?t?; alao Bracelets, iUn?, W inches, Broochea, Studs. Ac., Ae. On exhibition Tueaday, tlay anu evening. To be Bold withOD> reserve. The Me??rs. LEAVITT. Auctioneer. THURSDAY EVENING, atH o'clock, at the Art Rooms, 817 Broadway (on exhibition Monday morning, afternoon and evening), FINE MODERN PANTCNOB, from private collections, to be sold Dy auction, without reserve, to Close consignments. The Messrs. LEA\ ITT, Auctioneers. ART IN FURNITURE I On exhibition, Monday morning, at Clinton Hall, and to be sold by auction, without reserve. ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC FURNITURE from the celebrated rankers, Iitrier A Brothers 877 Broad, way, their best manufacture, all first class and comprising a number of Parlor Suits, in rosewood and satin, rosewood and gilt, Ac.; dining, hall, arm and library Chairs; Centre Tables, Pedestals, Work Tobies. Music Stands, superb Cabinets, in rosewood and Kilt; Library Suits, Wardrobes. Sideboards, renaissauoo style; Dressing Buroans, bron/.e Chandeliers, Cabinet in ebony and gilt, renaissance, Ac., Ac., of which duo notice will b? given of time of sale. The Messrs. LEAV1TT, Auctioneers, \UCTION SALE.?THIS PAY?KXTKA LARGE and positive sale THIS DAY (Monday), commencing ut 10M o'clock, at the elegant brovtn stone mansion No, 120 West Twenty-third st.eet. near Sixth avenue, (private residence of C. A. Mallory, Esq.), magnificent Household Furniture, many rare anil costly Works of Art. Ll'KE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, sells, via:?Two brilliant toned "K octave rosewood 1'ianofortcs, oue an elegant Steinway .t Sons anil Windsor used six months, cost $1,000 each; rich I'vlur Suits, covered in satin, brocatel and rep; Etagcrct, Turkish ('hairs, marquetry and gilt Centre Tables, velvet and Brussels Carpets, line Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Statuary, lace Curtains, Bookcases, Writing Desks, volumes Uuuks, imported mantel Sets, Clocks, Ac. Superb Bedroom Suits, in solid rosewood and black walnut; Dressing Cases, Hureans, Bed steads, Washstands, Commodes, Armoire-a-glace, pure lialr Mattresses, spring Beds. Pillows, Holsters, Sheets^ (julits, 20 line wool Blankets, single and doublu Bedsteads. Dining Room. Elegant Buffct, solid blink walnut Extension Table, Chairs, Side Tables, China, Dinner and Tea Sets, Cut Glass, sold Silver and Dated Ware; basement and good kitchen Furniture; other articles too numerous to mention. Cata logue contains over 400 lots. Sale positive in lots to highest bidder. Competent men to pack and ship goods, city or country. A RT. Now on exhibition, at the Art Gallery No. CO Liberty street, a line collectlen of modem American and foreign Oil Paintings. To be sold at auction on NIUR8DAY and FRIDAY, December 2.1 and 24, At No. 60 Liberty street, at 12 o'clock each day. A RT SALE. EXTRA. PEREMPTORY SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS AND WATE It COLORS, THE WORKS OF ANCIENT AND MODERN ARTISTS, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION. WITHOUT RESERVE, ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21 AND 22, AT 12 O'CLOCK EACH DAY, AT TDK ART SALESROOMS, 17 PARK ROW. Partienlnr attention is Invited to this sale, the Paintings having never before been exhibited In this eonntry. Cata logues now ready. The paintings will bo on a free exhibi tion on Monday. H. B. HERTS A SONS, Auctioneers. Salesrooms, 17 Park place. A. ?JERE. JOHNSON. .TR, AUCTIONEER. S7 Nassau street. ON MONDAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK, LARGE LOT OF FANCY GOODS, SMOKING MATE rials. Travelling Hags and Valises, Oil Paintings, Ac. A" LHKKtTT N IC OLAY, AUCTION EBB. " ALBERT II. NICOLAY .*( t'O. will sell at ptihjir anc t'on. on Tuesday, December 21. 1H7">. at 12 o'clock Soon, at the Exchange salesroom, No. Ill Broadway, by order of executors, the two-story and basement French roof brown stone nonse No. 345 East Eighty-fourth sireet:all modern Improve, ments. Further particulars and bills at the oQlce of tho Auctioneers, 43 Pine street. 4 RT.?AMERICAN OIL PAIXTINGS, .?1. received direct from the ?rlists' stndios, now on exhi bftiuu AT THK MATTHEWS ART GALLERY, No*. 47 and 411 Liberty utrcot. AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, (December 22 and 23, at 12 o'clock each day. A BT.-GREAT HOLIDAY SALE CHOICE OIL PAINT JY Ing* at auction, this evening, at 7Ji o'clock, at 1,148 Broadway, near Twenty sixth street. ? UCTION SALE THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, _.V commencing at 10 o'clock, at five story brown stone mansion No. 47 West Sixteenth street, between fFifth and Sixth avs. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. VIZ.? Two Pianofortes. used but eight mouths. Steinway and Decker A Bothers. PARLOR SUITS, latest styles, covered "damask satin," "silk brocade" and tapestry: inlaid Centre and Console and marble top Tables; Etageres, Cabinets, Turkish and Spanish Lounges, Easy Chairs, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Carrara mar ble and bronze Mantel Sets; (JO day Clocks, brouso and bisque Figures. Oil Paintings, lace Curtains. ELABORATE CHAMBER SETS, consisting Inlaid and gilt Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Chiffoniers, Withstands; also single and double Bedsteads, Bureaus, 37 hair and spring Mattresses, Pillows. Spreads, Blankets; rep, plush and haircloth Suits', Cane Chairs. DININO FURNITURE ? vis., two Extension Tables, Sideboard, Chairs, in leather; Silverware, Crockery, Cutlery. Ac.; Library and Secretaire tiookcasci, Lihriry Tables, Turkish Suits, Writing Desk, Sewing Machine, two Hall Stands, 41 Carpets, kitchen Furniture. Ac. N. 8.?Salu positive. Take Sixth avenue or University place ears. ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer. Competent men to pack or ship goods, city or country. RT GOttDS.?I'EREM I'TOIt Y SALE OF FRENCH Clocks, Bisiine and i'arian Figure! and Groups, Stu dent Lamps, portable Gas Stands, Cologne Sets and \ ases, real bohemian Glassware, decorated China Tea Sets. French Bronze Figure*. Ac., at the KEKLER ART GALLERY. 53 LIBERTY STREET, corner Nassau. To-day (Monday), December 21), at 12 o'clock. UCT10JI SALE 70VER $I.ViMfWoRTH).?500 LOTS handaome Household Furniture,over 0U0 yards Carpets, at public auction, this (Monday) morning, at 11 o'clock, at the private residence, 1()5 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. Parlor Suits, Pianoforte, i'aintings. Cur tains, Mirrors, Clocks, Vases. Tables, Etajo*res, Bedsteads, Bureaus. Mattresses, Bedding, Blankets, Sideboard Exten sion Table, 200 lots Glass, China, Silverware, Cutlery, reps and haircloth Suits, Lounges, Chairs, Stoves, Oilcloths, Ac. Good* packed and delivered. JULIUS KRAEMEH, Auctioneer. Auction notice -large and positive sale. Steinway A Sou l'iauolorte, line Oil Fainting*. Bronze*. Parlor Suits, Cnamber Suits, Ac., Ac., TniH (Monday) MORNING, commencing at lot* o'clork, at four story residence U1 East 3'ith street, near Broadway. Over $20,0 0 worth of elegant Household Furniture, made to order. Fine, rich Parlor Suit*, covered in satin, reps, Ac.; Carpets, Bookcases, Centre Tables, Turkish Chairs, Etagercs, H10 volumes of Book*. Library Suli*, Chamber Suits, solid black walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus. Dressing Cases, Mattresses, Buffet, Chairs, Extension Tables; also basement and servants' Furniture. lil.NRY ZINN. Auctioneer. BENJ F. THE ALL, AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD AND CABINET FURNITURE. BEING FORMERLY THE STOCK OF PORTINGTON BROS.. BANKRUPTS, TO BE POSITIVELY SOLI) AT Al i TION BY ORDER OF FREDERICK IK)HDL. This stock is extensive, and comprises ELEGANT PEDESTALS. FI.UWKR STANDS. TURKISH AND FANCY CHAIRS, WALL POCKETS, Ac , SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. Also Parlor Suits, Library Snits, Chamber Suits, Sofas, Lonnges, Extension Tables, Buffets and all ether goods now lu tho wureroom 542 HUDSON STREET. NEAR CHARLES, the whole of which was manufactured tinder the supervision PORTINGTON BROS., And to be positively sold on MONDAY and TUESDAY, December 20 and 21, at I'"., o'clock each day. UDWARD SCHENCK WILL SELL AT AUCTION THE Pj whole Establishment of a private gentleman, consisting of Horses, Carriages, Harness, Ac., on Wednesday, 22 d lust. Full particulars in Tuesday's paper. TT1 COLTON, AUCTIONEER. J." ? Elegant Household Furniture at the private residence. Mo. i:w West Forty-seventh street, between Sixth avenue ami Broadway. , On Tuesday, December 21, at 11 o'clock, a very superior and reslly elegant assortment of Furniture, embracing in part of elegant velvet and Aubusson Carpets, French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, rich Bronzes and Statanry, brocade ami satin Curtains, lace do, anil Corntees, elegant rosewood Pianoforte, rich Inlaid Cabinets, Bookcases, Wardrobes, elegant Centre ami Inlaid Tables, Extension do., superb I'ar jor Furniture, Stereoptlcon. Musical Instruments, Silver and Silvcrplated Ware, Bedroom and Kite hen Fnrnlture, Ac. N. B ? Catalogues early on Tuesday morning and all ike foods must be reuijvcd on Tuesday or Wednesday. BALK* AT AUCTION. / 'EOKi.E H. SCOTT, AUCTIONEER -KUTHI AVENUE \JT Loin. ? Fimtinii atle by order of Supreme Court, un do r direction of Myer* C. laaac*, referee, oa M mlit, Dei-em ber ail. at 12 M , m the Eichaii|{e Salearoi/tn, 111 Br i?.iw?y, the four valuable and elegant laying Lou. northeast corner fifth avi'iiutt and Niuetjr-aecond atreet, I'r>min? Central Hark. CKI.iKJO may remain ou mort^a^e held by tue United Matea Trent Company. /GEORGE HOLBKOOK. AUCTIONEER -HOLBKOOK VJT A KOI,I?INS.?Mort^airr aale thia day, M 11 a'clMk, ai 354 Grand atreet, corner E-?ex, Ih* Stork. Flxtarr* ,tc., of a luanutitcturliitf Tailor, 20 Hewing Machine*. Stn^'e.a, Manufacturing, Family and Buttonhole: Cutting Table*, Counter* and Shelving, Chair*, Deak, SolM, Stove*, Tailor*' Iron*, Ac. By order of th? mortgagee. Dealers and other* Invited. /"lEORUK HOLBKOOK. AUCTIONEER?IIOLBBOOK "r A ROLLINS? Will **11 thi* day, at 2 o'clock, at 454 aud 4.'*i Canal atreet, a general assortment <f Houaehold Kanilture, Carpet*, Oilcloth*, l'arlor and Chamber Suit*. Uookrawa. Etagere*. Pier and Mantel Mirror*. Painting*, Fmrravinif*, Office Furniture, Sewing Machine, Fnra, hair Maitresae*. fuatlier Beds, spread* Crockery. Glass and Plated Ware, Clocks, blovea, aiuall size Billiard Tabic, kitchen Uteuall*, Ac /RANI) CLOSING OUT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FI R. IJT niture, Carpet*, Carrllge*. Buggie*, Farming Tool*, 4c., at the large manxlon formerly occupied by D. H. Allen, B*q., on the Clove road, adjoining Captain VanderMlt'l real deuce, Stateu Inland, Wednesday, December '22. 1 *7~>. Terms of aule. caah. W, A. CARTMS, Auctioneer, 52 Cortlaudt street. New York. j ? B. HERTS A SONS. AUCTIONEERS. ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY. LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF REAL DRESDEN AND FRENCH CHINA FANCY GOODS, 4C., ON MONDAY, DEC 20, AT K>K O'CLOCK, AT THE SALESROOM. 17 PARK PLACE. H.B Stock comprises French china Fea and Dinner Sots. Vases, Cologne Sets, Cut OIiuvm of every ilcicriptloil; also fancv Tables. Jardiniers, .Music Stands, Easels, Pedestals, Ac. This tale Is worthy tin* Httentlon of partle< desirous of pur chasing tine HoIIJhv Presents. Sale positive By order of MESSRS. SCIIIMMEL A CO., ASSIGNEES l.V BANKRI'PTCY. 1 [ B. HERTS A SONS, AUCTIONEERS.! Special sale of Turkish Rugs, en TUESDAY, December 21, at 10% o'clock, Ht tho salesrooms. No. 17 Park place. comprising tifteen very elegit and costly T .rkish Rues, made by hand In Morocco, suitable for i Vering polisl. 1 floors, dining rooms, parlors, Ac. The ent'^e 1- t ''.ill he sold without resorvo tu close the conai|niu?s! The Rugs are now on exhibition at the salesrooms. 17 1 urk pine*. HERTS A SONS. AUCTIONEERS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, PICTURES, AC., ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, AT 10% O'CLOCK AT NO. 39 WEST FORTY-TIIIRD STREET, Tho entire Furniture of the house, consisting of Velvet and Brussels Carpvts, walnut 1'nrlor Suits In rep*. Pictures, Cur tains. Mirrors, Cuntre, Sido ?>td Card Tabic?. handsome wul nut Chamber Suits. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dressing ' uses line quality Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Lomigi ?, Wardrobes, Crockery, China, Glass Ware; Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture, Ac. Catalogues at sale. JOSEPH SHONGOOD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL this day, at 10% o'clock, at 717 Eighth avenue, coiner Forty tlfill street, Stock and Fixtures, ready made Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, black walnut Counters and Tables, silver plated Showea.se. Safe, Frames, Mirr rs, Win dow Reflectors, Ac.; positively In lots. Healers invited. Fixtures will be sold at 1 o'clock sharp, Mortgage sale.?Isidore j. swarzkopf, auc tloneer, will sell this d iy, at 10% o'clock, ii '2 Chatham street, ontire Effects of Co-operative Cigar Manufactory? vis., over 3,000 imported Moulds, 2,1100new Ci.-ar Boxes, Working ami Packing Tables. Stools, larre lot Stoves, Presses, Scales, Gas Fixtures, Signs; also iiue Office Fix tures, Hesks, Marvin's Sale, Letter Press, Ac. Positively in lots. Healers, attend. MNl'SSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 261 BOWERY, SKI, 1.55 ? this day, at 11 o'clock, 2<>l South street, near Cather ine, Stock anil Fixtures of Hitting and Oystei Saloon, Coun ters. lanie Mirror, Tables, Chairs, Range, Crockery, 5,000 Cigars, Tobacco, Ac. Healers Invited. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN THAT I, THE undersigned, general assignee of Eraii Klttgher* and George A. Kuhn recently composing the firm . i Klttgheis A Ktihn, will sell at public auction, byALI-'Kh l) LLOYD, Auctioneer, at U10 Broadway, on 21st of Hecember, at 8% A. M., all the Stock in Trade of tho said Klugher.- .s ICuhn. consisting of plated, horn, rubber and fancy Jewelry, and al.?o all the Store Fixtures ami office Furniture. HENRY DAUSCHA, Assienee. PGAFFNKY, AUCTIONEER, 2S7% BOWERY, 8BLLS ? this day, at 10% o'clock, the contents of the tore 4t>;: Court street, Brooklyn?Splendid Soda Fountain, handsome glass Showcases, mahogany Lounges, 1,000 glass Jars, Scales, ? Weights, Saloon Tables, Chairs, Cooking Stovo, Signs, Stove and Pino, lit lots. New Yorkers ju tted. PAWNBROKER'S SALE JAMES AGAR, AUCTION eer, No. 0 Oliver street, will sell this dnjr. at oU New Bowery, GOu lots of Men's and Women's Clothing. Hre-ses, Shawls, Underclothes, Remnants, Blankets. Quilts, Boots, Gaiters, Coats, Pantaloons and Vests; also three Mink Mulfs and Boas, one Howe lamily Sewing Machine, lu good order. By order of H. G. Ferguson. Broome street PAWNBROKER'S SALE?WATCH i:s AND JEW elry.?JamCB Agar. Auctioneer, will sell, at salesroom. 58 New Bowery and No. t> Oliver street, on to-morrow, Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, WW lots of Gold and Silver Watches, ^VjA ! i>u,*u,Vtttt?jr UootU. By order ol A 1J. Barnard, Third aveuue. I) AWN BROKERS' SALE.?THOMAS J. M'GRATH, Auctioneer, 15S Chatham street, corner it Mulberry, will sell this day. at 11 o'clock. Men's and Women's Cloth ing. Dresses, Shawls, Humnants. Quilts. Blankets, Bedding, Bo its. Shoes, Ac.; also Coals, Puule aud Vests. By unkr F. F. Casey, Thompson street. PAWNBROKERS SALE?WATCHES AND JEW. elry.?R. Field, General Auctioneer, salesroom No. S'.i Bowery, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock precisely, oigln hun dred (HiJO) lots Gold and Silver Watches, Hitm-nd and Gold Jewelry, Pins, Rings, Earrings. Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains. Ac.; also Uuns, Pistols. Musical Instruments, Books, two Saddles, Ac., By order J. Aaron. Grand street, and N. Stich, Third avenue. N. B.?Three lofts to let. No. 80 Bowery. Richard Walters sons, auctioneers. Stock of Groceries, Horse, Wagon and Harness. Mortgage sale; will sell on Monday, at 11 o'clock,at salesrootn 27 East Broadway, chests and package, of line Keen and black Teas, Coffees, Spices, 5o boxes >t Soap, xes of Clothespins, 20 cases of Canned Uoods, Pickles, Preserves, Oils, Sardines, cases of Claret, Cham - ? .'lie, Vie. Tea 1'iuis, Scales, Cheese, tubs of Butter, lot of Children's Wagons, Ac. THOMAS F. BYRNES, Attorney fir m? rtgag'e. Cash to any amount advanced on consignment*. "I > ICIIARD WALTERS' SONS, AUCTIONEERS. AX First class Restaurant and Lager Beer Saloon. Mortgage sale. Will sell, Monday, at 10 o'clock, at No. ?7% Bowery, the Fixtures of a first class Restaurant and Lager lluer Saloon, vis. :?Elegant black walnut liar and Back Bar, Glassware, Tables. Chairs, Crockery, Pictures, copper Urns, Stoves, Ac. A. H. EHRLICII, Attorney for Mortgagee. Q MIT If A GAFFNEY WILL SELL BY AUCTION OX Tuesday, at 1 o'clock, tho entire Stock, Lease and Fix tures ot the Grand Central Hairy and Diuiug Room at l."i West Houston street. OUEKirrs SALEOEMILLINERYGOODS. KIXTIRES, Ik? Ac.?S. HERMAN, Sheriff> Auctioneer, miIU this <la\, (Mondy), Dccutubcr '2i\ at 11 o'clock, 13 H >wery, an ss-oit mcnt or Ladies'and Children's llouneta, Hits, Trimmings, Ribbons, Flower*. Feathers, Ac.; also Counter*, Chairs, Tn Men, Siil'ua, Ac. Salt) positiv e. Dealer* invited WILLIAM O. COX Mi R. Sheriff. A. Aaiio.ns, Deputy. SHERIFF'S HALE OP CLOTH, CLOTHING, GENTLE, men's Furnishing Goods, Ac.?H. HERMAN, Sheriffs Auctioneer. seUsthl* day (Monday), December J", at t?j o'clock, at Xo. 777 Eighth avenue, the entire Stock unit Fix tures of a Clothing and Gentlemen's Kurn;?bmg iio>a!? Store, consisting of a large assortment of Rendj Made (loth Inn, such as Pants, Ve?ts, Coats, Overcoat *, Clnth, Cassi meres, Hhirts, Drawer!, Hosiery, Ae.; al- Counters, Tables, Chairs, Rutiectors, Mirror*. Lease, Ac. hale p lM'ive. Deal, era invited. WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff. Jamkm M. PTi'ART, Deputy. Thomas oaffney a smith. AivrtoNEKR*, 17 Centre street-Sell this day, December J i, the Stoi k ? and Fixtures ol the Dining Saloon No. 110 South Street, iu one or more Iota. The rinLic are hereby notified that THE FOLLOWING PLACES A HI. 1'HE ONLY | Al'T.HORIZED OFFICES FOR Till'. RECEIPT OF ! advertisements AXD SUBSCRIPTIONS FOit THE ; NEW YORK HERALD:? I BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET, l.iitlj BROADWAY. r.:*i SIXTH avenue. 114 south sixth street, Philadelphia. CORNER BOER I'M AND FULTON STBKlil-. BROOK LYN. WASTED TO PLItCIIASK. "W'ANTBD?ONE OR TWO TONS OF ilLV<S HOCOTt yy Put Sheila. Addrt.n box 14 Fori ofli.'e, E w; Slruuds burg, Pa. "IITANTED TO PL'rcilase?THE KIXTlItK> OF AV yy (Hater Saloon. Address with full part.culars and lowest cash price, A. B- C., box 117 llerahl office. AITBOLOOT. A?#l.<?ai HKW VKD; No 1 MPOSITH >X, ? > It K A I'EST . buslnev. Clairvoyant is Mra. FOSTER; n tmes in fitllj numbers; satisfaction or no pity; 30c. to#l. PI Lexington availu*. near Twenty Ufth street. 4 WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH SECOND j\. sight from birih; tells everything without I'lestlouiug, I stolen property, business matter* and absent friends. He si I denco, 111 East Flfty-flrat atreet. ; \ CLAIRVOYANT.?#1U,0U0 IS OFFERED To ANY JV person who can e?iual Mine. CLIFTON, the grante i ! Clairvoyant III America. Those who are sick r in trouble I should call without delay. "No likenesses or 1-ve charms,'' bnt enn allay the moat serious trouble. Office, 27* West Twenty fifth street, third door enat of Eighth avenue. IOTTIE?GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT, REVEALS ALT, J your life; brings separated together; recovers stale n , property istlslMli* st ?s yjr. M Third aveune. MKS. ANNIE EVA FAY', THE CELEARATED El Ro pean l'hjaieal Medium.? Soance this evening, 7', ! o'clock, at ll.i West Twenty second street. Indor-sJ by ? 1'ielessnr William i'r>okes, I II S \f ME. COLLINS. A RELIABLE AMD TRUSTWORTHY ! ifJL clairvoyant. -7."> Sixth avenue, near Seventeenth St. MME. BRMNOLl, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR voyaut, tells nniues. shows likeness**, Ac., etc. una $1 { loo West Tweuty-Bfth street. MEDICAL. V?MME. RESTELL, MIDWIFE, NINi'E t **?,NO. I ? East Fifty-second street, llret door from I'itt nr.ni ? ! A DVH'E FREE.?DR. AND MME. BOTT CAN 11E CON. .il suited confidentially. No. 47 West Thirteenth a'rect. A TTENTIOK.-DR. JACOBY, LATE of PRUSSIA; JV consultation tree. I'riVite office, 1 HI Bleerker atreet. "I vIt. A MME I.KINDLE. 148 WRBT 4STH STREET.? J ' Confidential consultation in all lem ile on:1', unts. MME. MERCIER. MEDICAL AVI) Ill'SINEhS Medium, East Ninth street J net weal t Hrmdway. CI'CCEftSKl'L CURES til AKAMTEED.?DR AXD MMK | IJ WEST, 4o Bieaukar street, i-eaf Uraa4wav