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MTIIATIOII W*lTKD-rmAJLga.
(iMtka. Ac.
1()/\ WEST ?I'll ST, KIKST FLOOR, FRONT BOOM?
?W ?. lust i'Iih colored cook
1| i| WEST JuTH ST, TOP FLOOR.-A RESPRCTA
I II ble colored woman a* lr?t class cook In a private
family . uuarr^i?uil?U?r Iuuimh thorougLh ; good rrfareuie.
\r>. A. MILLER.
?> I U WEST 17Tt( ST.-A COLORED WOMAN AS
? TO tnl class cook In * boardiag house, be.i city rafer
eiim. Cull or luldrtH.
t)-i) DIV ISlON ^T.?A Wll?OW AND ! I l-l. DAUGII
ter; tliw widow t.. cook wash and iron; the daugh
ter to do upstairs work and wailing, city or country; good
rrbiviin.
KKAb THK SUNDAY TELECU/kM.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
CONTAINING THK LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC .NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OK
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES U.V SHOP GIRLS
A.N U
SPECTRKOK STARVATION.
rriiK PUBLIC ARB I1ERERY NOTIFIED THAT THE
I FOLLOWING PLACES ARE THE ONLY AUTHOR
IZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OK ADVERTISE
MENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
HERALD -
HROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET.
I.-MS BROADWAY
&JU SI \T1I AVENUE.
114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
corner roerum and Iclton streets. Brook
lyn.
l)rr?imskrra tud kcB?itr*iWM.
?)O EAST HIST ST-A COMPETENT DRESSM AKER
?."! <) wishes a lew mora *ngagementa by tlie day; is a
perfect designer. cutler and Utter in all its brauches. Ad
<l.eu Miss ROONEY.
I)LA1TING FOR LADIES dresses by l. levin,
dressmaker, 1SJ3 ('anal at.
KEAD THE SUNDAY TELEORAM.
PRICE TWO CENTS,
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OK
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEW SHOTS' DINNER
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLKS ON SHOP UIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
TlfANTED ? RT AN EXPERIENCED GERMAN
? ' dressmaker, a few more customsrs. to go out by the
day or week : understand* W A W machine, and all kinds
of family sewing. Address 350 Wrat 3i)th at , in care of L.
Ulppa. tailor.
t
General Houaework, ir.
1)7 4 EAST MD ST.?A RESPECTABLE GERMAN
*? I T Protcataut married wouiau to do general bouae
?ork in a amall American family, with a child three yeara
aid ; ta a good laundress and cook Addre?? E B. G.
Bead the sundat tki.egram,
PRICE TWO CENTS.
wuNTAININQ THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELB
graphic news.
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OK
POLICE SKETCHES AND
.NEWSBOYS' DINNER
kl.SO SPECIAL ARTK'LKS ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OK STARVATION.
Haitaekee|>era, die.
a?? 27TH ST.. EAST OK MADISON AV.?AN A ME Ri
al can widow ol culture a* housekeeper to ?> gentleman
of position and retluenieat; call to-day. Address Mra. ELM A.
1AA CHRISTOPHER ST. FRONT BASEMENT.?A
J "U youag lady. aged Jli. from Germany. a* house
keeper for a widower's family only. Call for two day*.
Miaa DA VISE.
1ST AV.?A RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN
wwO aa housekeeper or would take lull cbarira of a gen
tleman's hunse; best reference. Mrs. FORTMANN.
HOUSEKEEPER-NEW ENGLAND LADY. MIDDLE
age, Inlly competent, practical and cultivated, would
ike to keep houae tor a family or widower with children;
lake care of aud be companion to an invalid or lady ; can
teach children and aew; uo objections to country: highest
reference* iriven and required. Addraaa Miaa K1RKWOOD,
nation E, New York.
Respectable widow lady. 33 years old.
breaking up housekeeping, having one little girl 7
fear* old. would take a position aa housekeeper in a gentle
Dan's family; thoroughly understands the care of house anil
faiuilv ; salary no object, with privilege of having her child
with her. references exchanged. N'ono hut principals need
addreaa S. M. W . box IS1 Herald L j>towu Uranali office.
SEAD THE SUNDAY TELFor ah.
PRICK TWO ?? - -T.?.
NTAININO THE LATEST T.-paL AND TELB
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OK
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLKS ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
8PECTRE OF STARVATION.
Widow and daughter?the first as house
kaeuer, tbe other to take care of children. Addreaa
I?. PULLER. Passaic, N. J., for two daya.
\\7 ANTED?BY A YOUNG LADY. A POSITION AS
" housekeeper in a small family; references exchanged
Address H R , box 183 Herald office.
TIT ANTED?A POSITION BY A CHEERFUL. NEAT,
ff economical housekeeper, capable aud reliable ; kiud
and experienced in aickness-. highest testimonials Ad
drru, for ona waak, ALASKA, box 172 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
49
LaaadreMM, At.
CHRISTOPHER ST., REAR. SECOND FLOOR?A
woman to go oat by tbe day or to take in washing.
1 <)?? WEST 31 ST ST.. SECOND KLOOK-A RESPECT
A***J able colored woman wishes to get washing. which
will be done in first class styla, either ladles', gentlemen's or
families SARAH ROBERTS.
"1 Ol WEST 36TH ST , BACK ROOM.-A RESPBCTA
1?)J bia woman, having twiaa four months old to aup
Sort. her huaband out of work, would Use a family a wasn
?K ar a faw gentlemen's; thoroughly competent.
JACKSON.
IrO EAST 43D ST. CORNER 3D AV . FIRST FLOOR.
>>*J back.?A res|>e?tabla woman wishes a few more
families' vwhiag at 75e. per dou-n fluting included : can do
ap shirts the same aa new. Call all tbe week
Mra. CAHILL.
411 M WEST JtrtH ST.. BETWEEN 7TH AND HTH
mIU ??>.. In the rear, lop floor.? A reaprctable womm
lu do gentlemen a or familiea' waabing or go oat by the day ;
teriua n?og>lile. Call on or uidnu Mri. Dl'JtGAXD.
OIQ WEST 1HTU ST.. TOP FLOOR, REAR IIOISE.
^tO Flrat cUu laundreaa winbea to take In waabing,
ironing; aud fluting; la willing to do ii at 7.V. per doaen
Q?>9 WEST 41ST ST., BASEMENT-A RESPECT
mDm able woman wiahe* to go out bj tba day to do
buun cleauing or waabing; beat city references. Call on or
addia-nn Mr> PLATT, for two days.
Ofili EAST 33D ST.. FIRRT FLOOR?A SCOTCH
<)'") woman wanta waahlng; familiea' or geutlcineri'e
rlothea made U|< witb care at tlie ahorteat notice aud moat
raaaonable prima. Call on or addreaa LAUNDRESS
ttOC EAST 1m 8T., THIRD FLOOR, FRONT
' room.'?A reapectabla married woman to go out
waabing by tba day or week ; bo objection to cleaning.
JIO EAST 1HTH ST.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
tI') daairaa a lew gentlemen'! or familiea' waabing at
bar own bouaa. or would go out by I be day. Call on or ad
dreaa for two daya.
4fc>CJ WKKT 17TII ST.?A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
-I' wiabea a aiuall lamily'a waabiag at ber own real
deoce ; good reference if required.
0?' I ?TH AV.. BETWEEN .'.1ST AND UD ST8 (RING
OU r ae<-uud bell).?At Hrat claaa laundreu, to do ladlet'
aud gentleuieu'i waabing; laundry flniah.
READ THE SINDAY TELEGRAM,
PRICK TWO CENTS,
CONTaININO THE LATKST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS,
ALL ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHUP U1RLH
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
SOCTHWBRT CORNER OF DOTH sT. AND HROAD
way.?A Brat claaa laundreu wiahaa innir ladlea' and
gentleineu'a waabing, or to go oat by the day. Inquire la
the grocery store
\ur>r<. Ac.
HITgERS ST.?A FIRST CLASS WET Nl'RSE
can be obtained; good reference. Mrs. IIEWETT.
1(11 *KST j7m sr ~AS Nl'RSE IN ANV KIND OF
J * 11 sirkuraa; references Irom phyaiciana and ladies.
Call on or addreaa NURSE
WD AV ?AS NURSE IN ANY KIND OF SICK
neaa. brat references from doctora. Call on or ad
Mra. HAMILTON
49
141
EA?T J4TII ST ?AS EXPERIENCED NI R.SE;
first class references Address NL'KSE.
4HTII ST.. RING BELL FOUR TIMES ?
w'Hfita aa wet nurae
312
'VU\ >-AST 41
?WJ A you ng
Read the si.miay telegram,
PRICE TWO C E > TS,
CONTAINING THE LATKST 1,'ii'AL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS.
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
ALSO (SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
"\1'KT M K-E-A LADT IS ANXIOIS TO PRO I M
IT ? situation, at once. for a young, bealtliy American
wumau whom abe can heartily recommend. Apply at apari
nieiita 13. Tba r>aratoga. Vid at. aud Broadway.
Miacellmivoeis.
Oal CLINTON PLACE. PRKHENT EMPLOYERS?A
a J ? nice, ? apabla. reapectahle girl, not aeaaick. aa maid to
a family going to England for her (are out. Apply Monday
Mid Tusaday
1UO LEXINGTON AV.?A RESPECTABLE LADY AS
lOO ladies' companion or would take charge of growing
children, with a lainily going to Europe; no compensation
aauiad Inquire lor ^Irs N . Monday, from II A. M. to 4
F.?. ; ?>
t N KNRBUKTIC AMERICAN WIDOW. AGED :t7,
jV. wiabea a poaltion to auperintaiid or aaalat witb hoiiae
I..lid dutiea and do Hue aewitig, or aa companion to an In
ralid . a agea, fit per month; hirlieat retereneea; anaweri
only Irom ilioae who HH|uire a kind and worthe peraon. Ad
dreaa FAITHFUL. Herald olHce.
R
Evii riiK sr.MiAV TBLKgram
run E TWO CENTS,
<oNTAIVING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPIIIC NEWS.
and illustration* of
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER
ALSO SPEdAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
?4FKCTBE OK STARVATION.
PKO FKBBION AL. IITIATIOJIIWAKTKD
VBMALBM.
A REPINED YOUBO LADY DESIRES SOMETHING
to do , would ?ct as companion or give ll "Ml JtBlJ
lag. uuderatauds bouaeliold Julie* Addttu dINCKKb,
bos 187 Herald I'ptowu Irucli 1>fh>? ^ ^
Read the sunday tbleiiram,
PRICE TWO CENTS,
CONTvI NINO THE LATEST LOCAL AMD TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS of
POLICE SKBTt I1ES ANU
NEWSBOYS' DINNER
AL.SU SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP tilRLS
AND
SPECTRE OP STARVATION.
_ HELP WilTED-yEXALKM.
A CHANCE TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY AT KE
Jv duced nlM-<19 to i home eaterlug Moudi; and Tues
day ; taught practictllf day or uvwitiiitr. THOMPSONS
COLLEGE. JU Kourtb aveuue, opposite Cooper Iustltute.
A KEW YOUNG LADIES ON LIGHT WORK. MUST
J\ have knowledge of landscape oil palming Address,
staling sge. experience and salary expected, D. P.. Herald
vflket.
EWORKWOMAN KOR CLOAKS AND SUITS; AN Ex
perienced designer of ladle* -uils lor wholesale trade .
one ?ho has had experience lu whole"!' house preferred ;
elate wilb whom formerly employed and full tiariiculars
MANUFACTURER. Herald I'ptoan IIranch office.
Lady canvabmbb wanted?kor a new artistic
and very salable ortiaiu?*nt. Intjulfi a I luo K?l Lota
?t., troiu - io 4. .
Read the Sunday telegram,
PRICK TWO CENTS,
CONTAIN INO THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NKWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OP
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL A K1 If LES ON SHOP OIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OK STARVATION.
1VANTKD?A COLORED UIRL KOR UKNERAL
VY housework; intiii be a good cook and laundress.
Applv, with city rtfniuM, frotu - to 4 P. M., MtlOKut
iWst.
>v
ANTED-A CATHOLIC LADY OK OOOD ADDRESS
til lain writer, lor a iu? work, salary, $15 per week.
TIIOS. KELLY. 17 Barclay it., second floor.
"I1*"ANTED?CCOK ; A STRICTLY KIRST CLASS GER
?? Baa cook; must have good reference lr?iu employer,
that can be seen. Call at No. Went -Hitli st.
(ITANTED?A KoREWoMAN, IN A WHOLESALE
" ladles'?ult manufacturing busluert; to one who thor
oughly understand* the liiialnemi and comes well recom
mended a liberal salary will be paid. 07 Krankliu it., up
?tain.
\|'ANTED?A LADY OK EDUCATION AND HE
" fiueuieut. to take the entire charge and Mipervialou Of
a gentleman's household; a delightful homo may here be
touml by u|| of domestic taste aud qualifications; uu
doubted references given and required In return. Explicit
communications only solicited, stating full particulars and
addressed ALPHA, box l'Jl Herald Uptown Branch otlice.
SITUATION H W A N'l'ED?M ALKS,
A MAN WANTS A SITUATION TO TAKE CARE OF
fires and wait on talde or a* useful man : best reference.
Address J. L.. box 130 Herald Uptown Hraucli office,
A S HEAD WAITER IX A HOTEL OR RESTAURANT;
j'Y thoroughly nonpatent, energetic man; can furiiiah
help, take charge uad cater: first class references. Address
11. 11., box KM Herald Uptown Hraucli Office.
1>EAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
1\ PRICE TWO CENTS,
containing tub latest local and tele
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OK
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICI.ES ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OK STARVATION.
QITUATION WANTED?BY A Li CHID GERMAN MAN
0 cook ; understands cooking in all branches, for restau
raut, hotel or private family ; references il desired.
H. MEYER, No. 7(i Norfolk st.
SITUATIONS WANTED?BY A PRACTICAL FAB
k> mer aud wife; uo encumbrance ; can either lake charge
01 a farm or work on one; la a first class ploughman. Ad
dress KARMKK, Herald office.
"WANTED?BY A YOUNG MAN. A SITUATION:
TT work more of an object than large pay: security aud
flrst class references given. Address L. G. H. W., Herald
office.
"yy ANTED?A SITUATION AS DRIVER OP AN EX
Address HOSTLER. No. 44ft West tilt st.
press or butiucss wagon: can use carpenters' tools.
? 440 Wi ?
\y ANTED? HY A STRONG AND ACTIVE BOY, AGE
TY 17 years, a situation in a wholesale bouse, where
there ia plenty of work ; best references. Address WHOLE
SALE HOUSE, Herald office.
CLKRK.M ANU NALKMMKN.
A SALESMAN HAVING A WELL ESTABLISHED
J\ trade in the South and South?e>t will be open tor en
gagemeut alter January 1 by any leading dry goods or white
goods Una; best references a* to ability ami experience.
Addreaa R. M., Herald office.
a ?a.?wanted, a position by a married
man in the hook, new* and alationery business; ttiily
competent.; first elaaa relerences. Address BOOKS, box
119 Herald office.
AN EDUCATED GENTLEMAN CM) DESIRES A I'O
sliion aa amanuensis, secretary or liusineaa agent to a
lady of wealth: extensive business experience. Addreaa
EDWARD C. M.. box 113 Herald office
BOOKKEEPER.?A COMPETENT DOUBLE OR SIN
gle entry bookkeeper wants a position : temperate, re
liable, trustworthy; salary 4Ut>; solid reference!. Aadreaa
COLEMAN, box 140 Herald office
J.1NTRY CLERK WANTED?IN A WHOLESALE DRY
!i goods store: quick at figures and a rapid writer; muat
lie strictly temperate ia his habita; Well recommended from
last place ; n? otliera need :ipply: salary moderate. Addreaa.
staling luweat terms, box 1:2?J Post office.'
CI ENTLEME.VS Kl/RNISIIING GOODS SALESMAN,
T three yeais with the largest house in the West, wants
? position. Address CANADIAN. box 144 Herald office
G1LOVKS.-A VOL'Mi MAN (2H), HAVING EIGHT
r year?' thorough experience in that line, will b? open
lor an engagement January 1 ; best reference In New York.
Address GLOVES. .raid l'ptown Branch office.
Law clerk.?a college graduate, js vkaks
old. at present in the Senior clan* of the New York I'ni
versity Law Sc hh>I. desires a situation tu a law office: satls
factory reference-. salary no object. Address LAW STU
DENT, box 143 Herald l'ptown Branch office.
Read the scndat telegram,
PRICE TWO CENTO,
CONTAINING Tilt LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND illustrations UK
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL articles ON shop GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OP STARVATION.
VITI ATION WANTED?BY A THOROUGHLY COM
k ' patent double entry bookkeeper and cashier; 1> a supe
rior penman, rapid anil correct; !? at present employed as
cashier and paymaster ot a large manufacturing house in
tbla city, but is about to be disengaged; tlrst class references
aa to ability and integrity; )>nt a moderate salary expected.
Address WARNER. box 15H Herald l'ptown Branch office
Q IT CATION WANTED BY A GOOD PENMAN, AC
O countant and correspondent; llrat class references Iroin
all employers: age 'J4 : steady and energetic; willing to leave
the city Address R. P. TILLMAN, UK1 Fulton at.. Brooklyn.
TIT ANTED?IN A WHOLESALE HARDWARE HOUSE,
Tr a aalesmsn who has a near by trade. Address X.. box
1UU Herald office.
~%MTANTED?A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT MAN
TT in a wholesale or retail drug store; has good experi
core. Address drug CLERK, Herald Uptown Branch
office. ' .
AlrANTED-BY A travelling SALESMAN. A posi
TT tion in a wholesale liquor house; has been seven
years with one Brm, to whom lie refers, with others; old
routes. Long Island, -New York State and part of New Jef.
sev Address WORKER, box 1H4 Herald office.
UrANTED?IN A FIRST CLASS MAM PACTBEINO
Ijusiness. a youag man of respectable family, residing
with his parents : must have Mine knowledge of hookkeep
In,', to qualify himself to business must be of more object to
him as wages. Address, In owu handwriting, stating par
ticulars and references, Im? 1H4 Herald office
-TH TO ANYONE SBOUSING MK (AGED 22) A
$50
portion as bookkeeper, assistant bookkeeper, entry
or shipping clerk, good references. Address AMfcKlG'lS,
Herald office.
4sHMl fOf?JO WILL BE GIVEN BY A GENTLE
V I ' man who wants a situation of trnst and eon(1
denee. in some manufacturing business preferred; salary no
particular object; reference given aa to character. Ac. Ad
dress, for three weeks, RACINE, H4 Broadway, room 44.
: ? ? ?;?? 1
OOACHM16II A.\I) GAHDENEIM,
A YOUNG MAN, AGED ?. WISHES A SITUATION
as gro<im ; willing to make {himself general!* uselul
tlie best reference from last employer. Address J. L. box
111 Herald office.
A MARRIED MAN WISIIK* A SITIATION AS
JY coachman; Is a good, capable driver, softer honest
and indnstrious; 12 years' reference. Apply or address J
D . *27 Uth av.
Read the si nday telegram,
PRICE TWO CENTS,
CONTAINING Tilt LATEST LOCAL AND TKLE
uraphic NEWS.
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OP
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
AMO SPE< IAL articles ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OK STARVATION.
HELP WASTED- MALKM.
lOUTH TO SELL A NEW STAPLE article TO
iV fainilles and the trade in every city ami town Apply
to Sill PM AN A Co., Broadway, altar li A. M.
A CHANCE TO LKABN TELEGRAPHY AT RE
. V duee<i rates?iflS to those entering Monday and Tues
day ; tailirht prartleally day or evening, THOMPSON'S
' OLLEGE, 2u fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute.
4 GENTS WANTED-CITY AND COUNTRY. TO SELL
JY tess to families and large consumers; greatest Induce
ments. f'ANTOX TEA CO, 14s Chambers st.
AGENTS WANTED-IN TOWN AND COUNTRY, TO
sell our pure teas to families, hotels and large consumers;
best tertu* and largest stock In the country. Apply to the
WKLLS TEA ' OMPANY 201 Pulton ?t., batween Church
and Greenwich sis.. New York.
A MAN TO SI HMIT AND WRITE BlsINEMH
- ' artiiles for a new trade paper . one eiparlenced pre
ferred. Addrsa. KRaNKLIN, Herald office.
A LIVK FARMER AND WITH WANTED?TO TAKE
JY lull charge of a farm : must he a worker come well re
commended and understand his business Address D, K..
Herald office.
A YOUNG MAN. BETWEEN 1? AND 20 TEARS, TO
-*V learn a first class profession; must loan his employer
?*.) preference. Indispensable State place for interview,
MONTAGUE Herald office. '
11ULP WA*TK1*? MALBH
C1ANVASSER WANTED-TO SOLICIT ILLl'STRA
' tiuni fur r forthcoming publication , be must lx < f un
dnubted character. VI addrana aud quallflcatioua; iuu?t fur
m?h referenrea aa to reaponelMHtjr aud aobriety and be will
tug to leave New York, though not lu travel; a grntleiuun
with tlu> abuve raqulrewenta can meat with thorough)} re
muneratlve euiploj uieut by tte year. Addrea* KAPPA,
Herald office. _
IIXPERIKNCED CANVASSERS WANTED; (MJOWAY
!i to ?ood workera. XMi Weel Wtli al.
T)KAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM.
1\ I'ltlCK TWO CENTS,
CONTAINING TilK LATEST local AND TELE
CRAPIIIC NKW'8,
AND illustrations (IK
POLICE SKETCH KS AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OK HI ARVATION.
f'OOLUTION OF THE -MONEY QUESTION"?NEW,
C? jum out. over 3.001) order* already received; ?ample
sent by wail for ifu ceuttt. Addretm H. ll WOLCOTT, New
York.
"Ilf ANTED?IN THE OFFICE OF AN IMPORTING
" huum*. u bright, intelligent American lad, not over
15 to 17 y??r? ot age ? one who write* a rapid hand and i*
eorrect Mt figures. Addre??. f??r two da\M, in own handwrit
ing IMH STRY.JIerald office
J ANTED?4JENTKEL A<JKNTS, MALE AND FEMALE,
in thl* and other eitie?, to Introduce a new article;
&ell? readily in every hou*e ; profit* $1 to f'l p r day caeh.
WRIGHT * L.ACEY 765 Broadway, room I.
\\
TIT AN TED?AN OYSTER MAN. TO OPEN oyfiters,
<f 'Hoeton style.'' Apply immediately at STILUS' reatan
raut. 2:1 Park place.
Wanted?in a law okhce, a youth about
?? Irt, intelligent anil energetic . oue ilealroua of follow
inir tlia law. None other need addreaa W. A. 11., Herald
office. '
"yoiNU MEN WHO WANT PERMANENT PAY
.1 ing eiiii loymeul to engage iu tb? telegraph eervlee;
cons'ant demand tor irood operators Cull and Innuire
telegraph INSTRUCTION COMPANY, corner HtU al.
uud Broadway.
THE TRADKH.
AKIKST CLASS CUTTER OK LADIES' CLOAKS
ami "argue* will be open for an engagement by Janu
ary 1: fully competent to tnki> ctMxe of work room. Ad
dreaa A. H.. box li>0 Herald Uptown Branch office.
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1A0 STEREOTY-PERS ? A PRINTER WANTS TO STE
reotvpe a book, large, double column brevier, doing
composition liiui?elf and paying Tor piatea promptly. AU
dim* COMPILER, box 1TW Herald office.
"11rANTED?A SITUATION AS foreman IN KITTING
fl department of aline factory; aerveil yeara at a ma
cliiuiit, ltt veara as ahoe titter; lor the last H veara has had
charge of the beat fitting room in thU country; the heat ref
ereio-i will be given. Addreaa C. H. L., box I l'oat office.
"IV"ANTED?BY AN A NO 1 CUSTOM SHIRT CUTTER.
I? anil everj tint! appertaining <o gentlemen'* turuiahing
atore. a altuation in a retail or wholeaale house. Addreaa
box 17'J experience, Herald Uptown Hranch office.
FOR RALE.
?THE OLD ESTABLISHED LIQUOR STORE AND
l.? Billiard Hull -I'.Ki Biiaerjr for ?ale, through death ot
proprietor; If not aold see Auction Turaitay next.
LLOYD, Auctioneer, 20 Broadway.
\ FIRST CLASS MILLINERY BUSINESS, IN A
.V aplendid location, for ?ale, ou accoont of the proprietor
leaving the dty ; terma very low. Addreaa W. W., box 190
Herald I'ptown Branch office.
A NEW domestic SEWING MACHINE. SIDE
-V drawera and drop leaf, coat $7.r>, will be aold lor $117.
Cull at 30 Bond (treat, north aide.
Anew singer, cabinet cask, cost $i:tr?. will
be aold tor $.r>0; al*o Willcox A Glbbf, with extenalon
table and aide drawera, coat $7U, will be aold fflr $30. Call at
3(1 Roml atreet. north aide.
4 FIRST CLASS FANCY STORK. IN JERSEi \ n?,
A with dreft?niHkinif department attached. for ?*!? <ir ex
cltuuKe lor improved or unencumbered properly; it 1. situated
in n first d>N> neighborhood. lint a tfood trade and l* not em
barrassed by debt. Address A. II., Jersey City Post olHce.
& X ELE<7aNTWILLCOX i (illJHS CABIN'ET SEW
A. i,iL' Ma-hinc. all in perfect order cost* HM, will be sold
for $:*> ca*U : al?o a Wheeler A W ilson lor f'-J. W Bleecker
struct. near Charles.
* FI P.ST CLASS BAKERY KOR SALE-ON BBOAD
A wav long established, with Ion* lease and low rent.
Addreea BAKKR. box Kit Herald I ptown Branch offiee.
\ XKW AUTOMATIC WILLCOX A CIBBS' SEWINU
A Machine, all complete, with Extension Table andI aide
Drawer*, will be ?>ld very cheap for cash. 3j Bond street,
near Bowery. ?
4 N ELEGANT DOMESTIC SEWINO MACHINE, WITH
A' Extension Table and side Drawer*; cost a lew month.
a*o ?7">; will be bold at $35, at .15 Bond street. near Bower).
4 \ K LEO A XT LARQE 11U BLACK WAfcHI T BED
A' Lountfe covered In hor.e hair ; In ijood order; never
been used : price *22. Addre.s LOl NUB, box 120 Herald
I'ptowu Branch office. ^
BAROAIN OFFERED-FOR SALE. OYSTER SAi
loon and Restaurant; bent opeulriK In the city and
cheapest rent; chance ?eldom offered; come and ?ee lor your
self 2?8 Bowery. _
Bltchkks' riZTOUi, wkw and noero hand,
put up 111 citv or cuuntrv; alx food Ice llou?e.; a strong
butcher's Cart MATTIIESON' A CO., Thirty lourth ?treel,
near KlevoDth avenue. ^ ?
UUilT AND IHOK STORE FOR SALE CWBAf! ONE
of the beat location* "i> Newark avenue Jersey < ity.
Apply to THOMAS TITTEKIXOTO.Y na7 Ninih avenue.
New York city.
/ hial yard for SALE-WELL LOCATED DOWN
\ town ; doiuK a *o,.d bu.ine..; for .a1. on accounlI ol the
owner having two yard*. Addrea* DO* NTOV* Ji l/UAld
YARD. Herald office.
RUO STORE FOR SALE ON .JERSEY UEttJHTS
r At a irr?*at ->a? ritice ; long established; rent, fit*. AU
dre?* KAK<;AIN. box 120 Herald office.
I)
IOR SALE-STATE. COINTY OR CITY RIOIITS
? with the Patent Excelsior Dried Beef t utter; the belt
,n ?e; complete for hand or .tea,,. p?wer ; cuts by hand
F
in who ; eomnnne ior iiuom ?m ?t.c~??? ----- ??
power one pound per minute evenly and haud.oinelv r..r
table u.e For particular* address OWNER, 134 I c arl
?treat, room 12, New York, or box 10 Post ollice. Hartford.
Conn. .
F
,K>R SALE-A STILL AND COLUMN WITH ALL
i' Connecticut; was run but a few w-eck?; built l>> I.an
non 0r Jersey City ; Still chafes (SO) fifty bbl?.; * Locomo
tive Boiler, (00) sixty home power, with rtncke stack (Sll)
eighty feet Ions; <2) two Campbell A Hardlck 1 umps, new ;
I'ioinK. Ac. Call ou or addre.s B h LooD. southea-t corner
ot iliirty-tbird atreet and Kitfluh avenue, c^y;
.IOR sale CHEAP-SECOND HAND H'jNNAZ EM
broidertng Machine* in good order. Addreim r. A.t
Herald Tptown Branch office.
I
IOR SALE?THE STALLS NOS. 10 AND 21, TOMP
I kin- Market, formerly occupied by John Donoran, h?*q.
Apply to J. V. TWOMKY. 119 Ka.t hijcbty-cUlh drcct
F
T.IOR SALE-A FIRST CLASS LIVJUOR STORE, DOINO
r a Itood buaineu. #25 per day; can !>? men at aay time.
S-M) Second neeiiue, eorn?r of Thirtieth (tract.
T.HIR SALE?LEASE OF 11 < > I SE. ALL IMPROVK
r loeut. with all or part of elegant Furniture, five min
ute, from Ble.cker .treet and Broadway; lull of boarders.
No. 8 Leroy atreet.
I.1|)R sale very cheap a small hotel, on
r K u rope an plan, with Lea?e. turnitnre. Stock, frixturc*.
Ue.taura.it. Bar and Lo.icinK R..,n1. .ll eon,p ete; owner
compelled to 110 South Apply at MITt HKLL S Metre
Airency. T7 Cedar ttreet.
1 Kilt ^ALE-\ WELLSITI ATED RFTAIL BUSINESS;
r aolendid Fixture. ; with or without Stock, at a very rca
.OUable price; i.i-ati..n adapted lor any other bu.ine.. ; no
notice taken unle-.. lull nddrc*e i? niven; no aifentk Addre.a
box 145 IIrraid office.
T.KIR SALE-PAPER STAND, WITH IK>1 TE; CHEAP.
J Corner of Blec cker and Weal Tenth .treet..
1 I'M HER. COAL AND WHARF BUSINESS FOR
Jj tale.?The old ertabli.hed bu.ine.. of J. B. Cooley,
lately deceased, at Elliabethport. N. J., with .tcH-k on hand;
a noil chance to ?tep Into a paying bu.inem; W harf. Scale,
Stofehonae Ac.; will be rented or told. Inauiro at wharf or
ol K R. KELLOOO. No :? Broadway. New York.
/ vYMTEK AND CHOP HOUSE. DOWN TOWN, FOR
I / .ale <luly partie. incaninu bu.iueM need apply to
FRED. MAHLSTaDT. 57 Second .treet.
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^ warranted perfect, all attachmentc, left for .ale; moil
be wild to morrow or Tueadey; f?r St Hudson .treet,
between Bank and Eleventh .treet*.
IO SPORTSMEN, AC -I WISH TO SELL THE HAND
a Nomest -^uit i? America, rnof Hoiila reindeer leatuer.
Addrea* NIMROD, box 1,?S New York Port office.
T
rniiR best i.oc \ iion hip. coffee \ni> cake
I Saloon-doinK a ifood bu.ine.., iWli Hint strMt,?eai
Daabroaaea .t>eet, for .ale cheap. If aold at once for cash.
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MKNTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
I " BKoADVVAY, CORNER ANN STREET.
BROADWAY.
m M1 "l I Vl X ;rii' ST IIF. ET PHILADELPHIA
CORNEK HOERUM AND FL'LTON STREETS. BROOK
LYN.
MACHINERY.
Boiler aSd pipe coverino.?iiair felt best
non conductor, prevent, pipe, fromt^ee.,.l1!1)'r "il'lVi*
?*> per cent In fuel AMERICAN IIAIR FELT MILLS,
ant Front .treet, near (iouveriieur. .
OR.KM TOR BALE-TWO LABOR
tubular, ninety hor.e power each. Apnly at l^.lle
Holler Works, 1H Pearl ttreet, Jeraey t-lty. Al.o one small
uprlirht . _____
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M AlilCS AT AUCTION.
A-JK.RE. JOHNSON.JR., AUCTIONEER,
? 37 Kuuu (treat.
Oo MONDAY. at 12 o'clock.
BY ORDER OK TUB UNDERWRITERS,
!t etna of Firearms,
consisting of brew.li nod ruuiaie loading Shotguns,
long ru{? uid parlor Rifles,
Revolver!. Ac.
ART NOTICE.?LEWIS 8. WOOD WILL SKLL, AT
hie uU?inwu, K3 Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
Tuesday end Wednesday evenings, at a large aud valu
able collection of high elaaa Oil Palnlinga
Jj^DWARD bCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
Executor'! tele
on TUESDAY, December 28,
?t 12 o'clock, at salesroom, No. 80 Liberty (tract,
valuable anil choice >tock of
old private Wines, Brandies, rare and vary old Waal India
Hum, Bourbon and Rye Whiakeya,
belonging to the late N. Thomson
Tbe above valuable private stock consists In part of Ro
de rar Champagne, Montero, South Side and Brasil Madeira.
Amontillado. Gordon and Star and Garter Sherry, Rad Seat
and One London Dock fort, very flue and choice Brandies,
a email lot old Weil India Rum, Bourbon and Rye Whtekey,
A ?.. Ac.
By special order of the executor, each lot will potilirely
be closed without reaerva. Ooode now iu store. Catalogues
on application.
A. B. FRENCH, Baa., Executor,
EDWARD SCHKNCK. Auctioneer^
/ ' LASSWaRE.?HEN ItV LOTZ, AUCTIONEER. SELLS
\.T Monday. Dei-ember 27, at 11 o'clock, hotel and table
Glassware, Cutlery, Crockery. Ac., aultable lor New Year's
trade. WILLIAM ANDERSON. 58 Barclay street.
II
B HERTS A SONS. AUCTIONEERS.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OK WINES AND LIQUORS,
SCOTCH ALE, IiOMDON PORTER, AC., AC.
Tbe entire atock of a large importing houaa,
VALUED AT OVER >40,000,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, AT 10:30 O'CLOCK,
AT THE SALESROOMS, 17 PARK PLACE.
Tbe atock couiprisea fine Imported Brandiea, Oin. Ruin,
Iriab and Scotch Whlakeya, Port and Sherry Winea, flne old
Madeirna, llaaa', Younger a and Muir'a Alea aud Guinneae'
Stout, all in original packages; aiao Bourbon. Rye and M bile
Wheat Whlakeya, iu barrels, together with a large atock of
rare old Wiuea. Brandlea. Ac.. Ill bottles. The salo will be
positively without reserve, offering a flne opportunity to the
tritdu and private huyera. Catalogues ready on Monday.
J J B. HERTS A SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
PEREMPTORY SALE OK CABINET FURNITURE.
ENTIRE STOCK OK MESSRS. IRVING A SON,
VALUED AT OVER *30,000,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER
20 AND 30,
AT I0J< O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
AT TIIEIR FACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
204, 206 AND 20S EAST TWENTY SEVENTH ST.,
NEAR THIRD AVENUE,
cotnprlaiiig tbe entire balance ol atock of rich Parlor Suita,
iu satin, aitk. reps, cotelaiue, Ac.; aiao elegant walnut Cham
ber, Library and Diniug Room Milts; Cab neta. Easels, Music
Stands, llall Stauda, Turkish Lounges and Chairs. Ac.. Ac.,
all of which were mude iu our own lactory lor flrat class city
retail trade, and will be aold, without any reserve, prior to
making extensive alterations Iu our bualneaa on the lat of
January ; the goods are all fully finished, ready for delivery
aud will be on exhibition on Monday.
IRVING A SON.
201. 208, 208 EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET.
T HAVEN"." AUCTIONEER. 39 AND 41 EAST THIR"
fj . teenth Street.?Armoira. Cabinets, Bedroom Seta, Inlaid
lablea, Fancy Chaira, Easels. Mirrora, Paintings, Bookcases,
Deska. Beda, Bedding, Silver Plated Ware, Etageres, dining
room Chairs, iu leather. Extension Tables, Ac., at privato
sale at auctiou prices.
| COOKE. AUCTIONEER, SELLS MONDAY,
?l . December 27. at 10>J o'clock, corner 120th atreet aud
Third avenue, two rosewood Pianos, city makere; two Parlor
Stoves, one large Brussels Parlor Carpet, ten flne Eugrav
ings and Chromos. lot Restaurant Fixtures, lot Household
Furniture, hair Mattresses. Bedsteads. Stoves, Chairs,
'tables; also atock of Groceries, Teas, Sugars. Spices, Cau
Fruits. Pickles. Flour. Starch, Soap, bottlfcu Alea, Wines aud
Liquors. Sale abaolutely positive.
N BROKERS' SALES.?JAMES AGAR, AUC
pAWN
tioueer, will sell, at salcsrootna &'J New Bowery, and No. 0
Oliver atreet. on Monday. December 27. 300 lots Men's and
Women's Clothing. By order of M. Bruckheimer, Williams
burg. Tuesday. December 2S, 000 lota Men's and Women's
Clothing. By order of A. B. Barnard, Third avenue.
Wednesday, December 20. 500 lots Men's and Women's
Clothing. ' By ordar of M. Darts, No. 3 Sullivan street.
1IIICHARD WALTERS' SONS, AUCTIONEERS.?GRO
J.V cerica. Teas. Ac.?Marshal's sale ?Will sell, Monday, at
?11 o'clock, at salearooui. 27 East Broadway, Stock of a flrat
claas Grocery Store, vis. Fina Green and Black Teaa,
Coffees. Spices, Canned Goods, Pickles, Cataup, Boxes of
Soap, Starch, Flour, Prunea. Oil, Tea ('ana. Chocolate,
Blacking, Sardines, lot of Hardware and Tinware. Briisliea,
Ac. JOHN T. STEWART, Marshal.
1) ICIIARD WALTERS' SONS, AUCTIONEERS?BOOTS
J\ and Shoe*. Marahal'a aale.?Will aell Monday, at 10
o'clock, al aalusroom 27 East Broadway, a general assort
ment of gentlemen's, ladies' and children's Boots. Shnea,
Galtera, Arctics, rubber Boots. Shoes. Ac.; lot of Under
shirt*. Clothing, sc. DENIS GALVIN. Marshal.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OK CLOTH, CASSIMEREH,
Clotlilug. Flxturea. Ac.? S. HERMAN. Sberi(T( Auc
tioneer. sells, on Monday. December 27. at IO o'clock, at No.
112* Eighth avenue, the entire Stock and Fixtures of a Drat
i lasa Clothing Store, couaisting of Cltth, Casaimeraa, piece
Gnoda, Coata, Overcoata. Pants, Veata, Pea Jacketa, Boys'
Suits, Counters, Shelving. Chaira, Store Fixtures, Ac. Sale
poaitive. Dealers invited.
WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff.
Cuaklkm W. U'rHil. Deputy.
CIHEBIKF'S SALE OK BUTTER, CHEESE. AC.?8.
HERMAN. Sheriff's Auctioneer, sells, on Monday,
December 27, at 11 o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, a large quan
tity of Butter and Cheese, in tubs, flrkins and boxes. Sale
poaitive. Dealers invited.
WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff.
A. K. Rich, Deputy.
CUE RIFF'S SALE OK JEWELRY, SAFE, AC.?B.
O HERMAN. Sheriffs Auctioneer, sells, on Monday,
December 27, at 11 o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, a large anil
fine stock of Jewelry?vis.. Watches, Chalna, Studa, Lockets,
Ac.; aiso Safe, Desks, Ac. Sale positive.
WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff.
John F. CnmUKOUa, Deputy.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY. CORNER ANN STREET
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114 MOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
LYN.
i.i \ i, NOTICES.
(1ALL UPON THE HEIRS OK HIE LATE LORD OK
J a manor,
CARL WILHELM WIESE.
On the twenty second ot February, eighteen hundred ud
aevcntyflve, the lute lord of the minor, C*rl Wllhelm
Wittr, died it Klaln Wtssek, In the District of Wlraiti. of
the Province of I'oaen, Kingdom of Prussia, being childless,
unmarried and leaving no will. His brothers and sisters
vii:?
, 1. llenrlette Wllhelmlne Wine,
'2. August Ferdinand Wlens,
3. J oh an u Auguat Wleae,
4 llcuriette Caroline Wiese,
died long before hi in, partly In childhood, partly without
leaving any known Imue entitled to inherit.
IIiH parenta were the freehold estate proprietor, Chrlatopb
Wieiie. and hi* wife. Anna Kenata Wiese. nee Trqjabn, both
of whom in like manner died lone before hiin.
liiii grandfather and grandmother on hla mother's aide,
who likewise died long before bim. were the village Mayor,
Christooh Trojahn, who held both a free and lief teuure
o! Mot*'lewo, dlatriet of Cliodxlesen. and his wife. Ilosiue
Caroline Briese, the latter a daughter of Chrialoph Hrleae
and Ills wife. Anna Maria Briese. nee Kuaa, of Kicnberg, dla
triet of Csarnikan. Aa hla grandfather and grandmother on
the father's aide. who. however, were alao deceased long be
fore him. are ascertained to have been (he freeliold estate
owner, Hamuel Wleae. of Motylewo. and hla wife Anna Mar
garetba Wleae, nee Wegner. HI" above-mentioned grand
mother. Anna Margaretna Wleae, nee Weguer, had. prior to
that, been married to one Andreaa Kreymark, and was a
daughter of Jacob Weguer and hia wife Anua Werner, nee
Wllke. The inheritance of the late Carl Wllhelm Wleae con
sists of the two manor estates, Klein Wlasek and Klein Kos
cler svn. a farm at Motvlewo, further In securities, ready
money aud outstanding claims, amounting in all to 800,000
I Prussian thalers, or ptIOU.OliO United States currency. The
nhoritance is in the safe keeping and management of the ua
deraigued court.
Aa neareat blood relatione, who would he legally entitled
to present themselves as lielrs to the estate, only those as
vet as are such iii the fifth degree of allinity of a collateral
branch have legitimated themselves.
In order to complete the lists of prooft and evldencea to
rights of inheritance all and any such persons conceiving
themselves to have nearer or equal claims with those of the
blood relations of the fifth degree of Kindred of the collateral
line who have already legitimated themselves tn the Inher
itance of the late Carl Wllhelm Wiese, are hereby called
upon to give notice of such claims t? inheritance on to the
:tOth of June, I87?l. inclusive, to the undersigned C'lUrt of
Justice: and are farther called upon to support and prove
such claims by the production of aueh pariah registers aa may
be requisite, with the warning that on the expiration of this
specified term the Instrument setting forth the heirs at law
will he drawn out and the Inheritance dellrered over to such
heirs at law aa are thereby legitimated.
liOMMl, loth day of,October. IH7i Royal Prussian Dis
trict t'ouit.
Claimants may send their proofs of heirship, duly authen
ticated. to the Herman Consulate General at New Tork,
No. 2 Howling (ireeii
Pi.kscant to a decree or th* iiiuii court
of Chancery. made In a cause of "DK MO.NTAI'BAN
against HCTTKRKIKI.D. 1?74 l>. No Iftt. the CHKD
ITOItS or KICIIAKD XHACKLKTON BUTTKKKIELD, late
of Woodlands, In the township of Hawurtli, In the parish of
Bradford, In the county of Vork, England, merchant (who
died In or about the month of June. InHOj, are, on or before
the 4th day of Mae, to send by post, prepaid, to lienry
Kl-on Killick, of Bradford aforesaid, the solicitor of the de
fendant. Frederick Hutterfleld, the executor of the said tes
tator, their Christian and surnames. In full, with the Chris
tian and surnames in full, of any partners, tholr addresses
and descriptions, the fall particulars of their elalma, a state
incut of their accouata, and the nature of the securities. If
any, held by tliein, or in default thereof they will be peremp
torily excluded from the benefit of said Decree. Every cred
itor holding any security Is to produce the same before the
Vice Cbaaeetlor, Sir James Bacon, at his Ckambera, situated
No II Newsqtiaie, Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, England, ou
Saturday, the *1 day of June, 1H7H, at twelve o olock at
noon, being the time appointed for adjudicating on the
claims.?Dated this 2Md day ol November, Ih7."i
EDWARD BI.OXAM, Chief Clerk.
A. P. and R. W. TWKKIHK. No. S Lincoln a Inn Field*,
London, England. Plaintiff's Solicitors.
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BOUUIKHS WilTEa
1IKVINO FIU.UK.-TWO SHALL lOOMS, CONNECT
lav. on set-end floor, mid nnt medium sised Kuum on
third floor iall*front looms) to let, with Board
1 BLOCK EAST OK CITY H ALL? FRANKFORT
Home. corner William street.? 250 Room*. 25c . .
Vic. mi.I $1; gentlemen end families; plemy of bedclothes;
cheep Restaurant; open all night.
1 LARGE FRONT ROOM. BUM NY ftXPOSl'RE, AND
back Ruoui. iiteoud tloor; front Room And Alcove, sunny
exposure. third floor; plenty do?<U, Are, g?i; excellent
Bo?r<i; ?xceedinirly low price*; near Elevated Hallway.
w"l Twenty rfnt street.
1 NEATLYAND NICELY FURNI8HBD SECOND STORY
Iront Koum?Very food table; lauiily small and Amcri
can; terms very moderate. No. 3 Cottage place, near
Bleacher street. Sixth tad Seventh avenue Tina of cam.
2d story suit handsomely furnished
Kooma, with Board, to families or gentlemen; also two
tingle Rooms. 30 Weft Thlrty-neoowd strcst.
CTU AVBNl'E, 307.-AN EXTRA LARGE SECOND
*J flour offlve Rooms. with or without private table, with
eyery privilege of home; appointments uud location unex
ceptionable ; references.
KTH AVENUE, NEAR THIRTIKTH STKKKT.?I'KI
?) vale family will rent handsomely lornlaliod third floor
front Parlor and Bedroom, with strictly firet elaae Hoard;
extra Room if required; reference* exchanged. Address M.
B , box 2,46S l'om office
6TH AVKNl'B, NO. 337?TWO COMMUNICATING
Rooms, on second floor, with or without private table.
8LEROT STREET, NEAR BLKECKER, AND KITE
minute* from Bioadway and Bleecker.?Fine Room*,
all improvement*, with or without Board.
UTH STREET. 15a WEST, NEAR 8IXTH AVENUE. -
To let, with Board, to gentleman and wife or tingle
gentlemen; reference*.
"I O WEST TENTH STREET, VOI R DOORS FROM
?? Fifth avenue.?Handsomely furniabed Room*, en
suite or siugly; all modern improvement* and a flnt class
table. Terms to suit the time*.
lO AND 15 WEST TWENTIETH STREET.?DOUBLE
lO and single Room*, on third and fourth floor*: al?o front
Ha*ement. suitable for a doctor's office or a party of two,
with Board; teruis to suit.
MTH STREET, NO. 8 WEST. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.?
To let, a well lurnialieJ square Room ; with or witnout
Board: gas und grate fire: term* moderate.
MTH STREET, NO. 217 WEST?ELEGANT ROOMS
to let en suite and singly, with Board; house unusually
desirable : location central und convenient to all part* of the
city; reference*.
0(| EAST TWENTIETH STREET. THIRD DOOR
+j\J , from Broadway.?Nicely furnished double and tingle
Room's; third floor; tunny tide; with Board, fire and gas;
prices reduced; table boardors ucoomniodated.
OlST STREET, 157 WEST.?A PLEASANT FRONT
1 hull Roo.ii to let, with Board, at a moderate price;
references exchanged.
()i) WEST NINTH STREET.?LARGE SECOND
Zimi story front Kooin, nicely furnished, o let. with excel
lent Board ; also back Parlor aud hall Room, suitable lor
small family or single gentlemen.
*?0 WAVERLKY PLACE.?AN ELEGANTLY FL'R
<uO tils bed Suit of Room*, bath, pantries. Ac., upon the
parlor floor, with or without private table; also other
Room*.
2')D STREET. NO. 120 EAST.?THREE 1IAND
O soniclv furnished connecting Rooms on third floor,
en suite or singly; also other Rooms, with superior Board;
rcfereuces exchanged.
O'JU STREET, 2U4 WEST.?LARGE ALCOVE FKONT
? O Room, second floor; dressing Room: hot aud cold
water; ample closets; will be vacant in a few days, party
going Soutii; also large front Room on fourth floor, for fam
ily or gentlemen; table Ural class; house brown stune high
sloop; terms reasonable.
20D STREET, 315 WEST.-TO LET, FURNISHED,
0 with or without Board, together or separately, the
very pleasant front aud back Rooms, second floor.
(>>)D STREET, 231 WEST.?HANDSOME LARGE
Rooms, elegantly furnisheu, with llrst class table und
attendance ; also single ltooms fur gentlemen ; teruis reason
able.
0?)D ST., 200 WEST, CORNER SEVENTH AVE
aO iiue.?Two large communicating aud one hall Room,
on second floor, with board; reference exchanged.
OOD STREET, 18* WEST.?RECEPTION AND BED
? ? > room adjoining, on Brat floor. Parlor and sleeping
Room, on second floor, front and Alcove Room, on fourth
floor, with first class Board.
90D STREET, NO. 1202 WEST.?VERY PLEASANT
sunny Koom to let, with Board, to a geutleiuan and
wife or two gentlemen; also hall Room; everything first
class.
<1(1 EAST WASHINGTON PLACE.-HAND80.MKLY
furniabed Rooms to let, with or without Board, to a
gentleman or gentleman and wife; large Rooms and small,
connected, suitable fur families.
87
WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
OO Broadway and Fiflh avenue.?Desirable Rooius for
families and gcutlemeii. with Board. at reasonable prices.
OO WEST FORTY-FIFTH STREET? ELEGANT AC
OO com modatlous near Fifth avenue, with lirst claim
Board, for three or four persons, for $30; aUo hall Room
for gentlemen.
MWEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.?TWO HALL
rooms, with Board, at $7 each; largo rooms, lira In
cluded, at $14 and $1* fur two.
OQ WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.?SUIT OF
UU Rooms, seeoud floor, lor family, and siugle Komni.
iiiovly furnished, with Boitrd, for ladiea and gentlemen; table
unexceptionable: termi moderate.
lOD STREET, NO. 213, NEAR BROADWAY.?A KE
TiJ Blind private family offora a borne of cointort and ele
gance to one or two families or single gentlemen, with Board,
at moderate ratea; reference! oxebanged.
/rr WESTTWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.-HANDSOMELY
00 furulahed Koouii, fur famlllea or single gentlemen,
with flrst class Board; references.
CLINTON PLACE?BOARDING.^GENTLEMEN
and their wive* cau be accommodated with Rooma,
an suite or alngly; alao single parsons with small Rooma.
Terms from $7. $H, to 910 each pur week.
MADISON AVENUE.? ELEGANT PARLOR
A* "J floor, newly and handsomely famished, with private
table; alao a large fourth floor Room, with board; reference
required.
Iflft WEST FORTY SECOND STREET.?TO LET,
Al/O with Board, nn# large Room, to a gentleman and
wife; alao hall Room; houae and table flrst class; reference
required.
11(1 MADISON AVENUE, NEAR THIRD STREET.?
JL1U Rooma for ireutlerneii. handsomely furnialied, with
or without Board; alao small extension Room, with tire, ou
parlor floor.
11Q EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR FOURTH
_i.Lt/ aveuue.?Two second story Iront Rooms, communi
cating, furnished or untarnished; hot and cold water, iran,
bath. Ac.; private house, together or aeparate ; breakfast if
desired,
T OE EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVINO
LOO place.?To rent, with (list class Hoard, handsomely
Iurnlshed Rooms on second and third floors; references re
quired.
1 OC LEXINGTON AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY
J.OO ninth street.?To let. with Board, very line double
aud single Rooms, handsomely furnialied; Brat class houae
and table; terms to suit the times.
239
C)()A WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET ?TO LET,
Zd"T with Board, a second story Room, well furnished;
hot and cold water, bath attached; also a single Room.
Those in want of a home call.
EAST FIFTIETH STREET ?ROOMS TO LET,
with Board, in a Jewish family.
O/U SECOND AVENUE. BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
Out and Eighteenth streets.?Flrat class Rooma and
Board; good neighborhood; convenient to cars tor all parti
ol city; two door* from Stuyrcsant square; aiugle Rooms or
in suits; terma reaaoualile.
A 11 WEST FORTY-THIrD STREET.?HANDSOMELY
tlL furnished Rooma with all modern Improvements to
let. with or without Board, near Elevated R. R station;
neighborhood good.
fi 1U rtIXT" AVENl'E (RING SECOND BELL).?
l/T v LadteV and gentlemen cau have nice Rooma and
Board, with a widow lady, at f > aud $Ha week.
A gentleman or wife or family can iuve
elegant Rooms and Boaid very low, with small private
family; urown atone residence, lis East Seventy-eighth
street, near Madison avenue cars.
BOARD ON MADISON AVENUE. NEAR THE PARK?
Can be obtained in a private family; boose Al. and tlie
furniture elegant; gentleman and wile or a family of adulia
willing to pay liberally cau address MADISON AVENUE,
Herald office.
ON TWENTY NINTH OR THIRTIETH STREET. BE
tween Eighth aud Ninth avenues, Room, with Hoard,
lor a gentleman; price not to exceed $40 per mouth. Ad
dress J B., box 114 Herald office.
Read the Sunday telegram,
price two cents,
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATION'S OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS" DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES OS SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
BOARD A .YD LODOINO WANTED.
A?WANTED. BOARD IN A SELECT ISRAELITE
? family of culture; location Twelfth to Thirtieth atrieis
and Sixth to Secoud avenue ; where soclul comforts cau l>e
enjoyed; those not having the above requirements and loca
tion will not be noticed. Addreae ROSA, Herald I'ptown
Branch office.
A YOUNG PHYSICIAN WANTS AN OFFICE, WITH
breakfast, between Twentieth and Thirtieth atreeta,
and Fourth and Sixth avenues; terms moderate. Address
DOCTOR, box 112 Herald Uptown Hrandi office.
Board wanted?for a gentleman, wife, five
children and uurse, three or four Rooma: terms not to
exceed $K per week. Address*. M., box 1 .Yi Herald Up
town Branch office.
Board wanted-witii grate fire, for an
elderly lady ; terms rrom $40 to $40 nor month ; Madiaon
to Sixth avenue. Address WORTIUNGTON, box 114
Herald Uptown Hranch office.
Read the bunday telegram.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS* DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
WANTED?BY A GENTLEMAN AND SISTER IN A
first class private family, two Rooms ami Honrd ; refer
ences. Address, stating terms, MERCHANT, box v<H Post
office.
WANTED?BY A GENTI.RMAN, WIFE AND TWO
little girls iag*? !> and U), Hoard lu a rvapeeialile pri
vate family, gas and fire, for which $f*i a month will tie paid.
Addreas D. M. M., Herald Uptown Branch office.
TIT AM T1D?BOARD FOR AN INFANT; MUST BE
?? reasonable Address FAIRFAX, 206 East Fourteenth
meet.
nimmr A iii Lliuui.iu w * *!? *#.
\trA.VTBD?BOAKI> FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE,
" child (? years old) and servant. two good aized Rooms
or oue large and two small Rooms. price, #4U par week:
private family preferred: location between Blghteenth and
Fortieth streets Address. with particular*. BUSINESS,
bo* 1,001 New York Post omen.
WANTED?A FURNISHED ROOM FOR A COUPLB
with or without Hoard. Ulwwn forty-ninth an<
Seventy ninth streets, ea?t able, or Fifty ninth street. wo*
aide; termi reasonable. Address J. K. B Herald 1'ptow*
Branch office.
WANTBD?HANDSOMELY Fl< KNISUED I'ABLO It.
with Bedroom adjoining. or separate. by geutleiu .u
and wife, with or without Board; locality tlrstcla*s; partial
permanent j teruin niuat be reasonably ; answer immediately.
Address BLUE KIDGE, Herald Uptown Branch office.
WANTED-A MINGLE ROOM. WITH BOARD. BV A
gentleman. Address, with termt and particular*
F. A. K., bo* H.141! New York 1'oat office.
i) YOUNG OENTLKMKN DKSIRE BOARD; LoCA
tlou Twenty-fourth street. between Broadway andSixtl
avenue. Address, stating tarnia, M. k L., Heraldoffice.
BROOKLYN BOA11U.
7-r".STATE STREET, BROOKLYN'?A OOOD HOM1
ft J at prices to iiuit the time*; dealrable front corn*
sunny Rooms artd othera; house, table and location Ural
claaa: adjacent to ferrie*. _________________
Read the sunday" telegram,
PRICE TWO CENTS,
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELB
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND I ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIKU
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
IIOTKLS.
i\. 1 KOSSMORE HOTRI. f
Junction Broadway. Seventh avenue and Forty-second
street, three Uocka from the Grand Central Depot, Just com
pleted, with all modern Improvement*.
Thla new and elegantly furnished hotel will be opened for
the reception of guest* on February 1, 1H70, on American
and European nluns CIIAKI.ES H. LELAND, Proprietor
Of the DELAVAN HOUSE, Albany.
And CLARENDON HOTEL, Saratoga.
Bath hotel, nob. in. as> and 41 west twenty
aixth street (entrance :t".? i.?Suit of Kooma, second floor:
a few single Rooms; also table Board; permanent or trun
sient guests at reasonable rates.
ELMONT 1IOTEL, KI LT< IN STBEEtTnEAK BROAD
way and terminus of cltv railways; business centre;
European plan; open ull night; Rooms. 50c. upward; new
fumiiy Rooma; dining rooms open Sunday*.
C1ENTRAL HOTEL, 258 CANAL STREET, HKTWEES
J Karlo's Hotel ami Broadway; good Kooma $2 to pel
week. Me. and 7.*?c. .per duy ; open all night.
/ 1ITY HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND EIGHTH
*J atreet.?<>ood Kooma and fir-t claaa table, $7 to $12 pel
week; $1 00 lo per day; Kooma, u week; opeu ul1
night.
READ THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM.
PRICK TWO OENl'S,
CONTAINING T1IK LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS.
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES O.V SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
CJTURTEVANT HOUSE. BROADWAY, NEW YOKE.
Cr haa elevator and ull modern improvement*. Suits ol
Koom* iu new addition. Twenty-ninth street, lor families,
from $4" to $'.m per week. Transient rates lor Board and
Kooma, 50 and $4 per day. Kooma, without Board. $1
a day and upward.
LEWIS A GEORGE 8. LELAND. Proprietor*.
WINTKll RESORTS.
Hamilton hotel, Hamilton, Bermuda.?this
llrst class houae is now opeu under the management of
John W. Dodge, of Mount Washington; prices reasoua le;
communication with New York every fortnight by the ele
gant iron steamship Cauiuia; climate and scenery unsur
passed. For information and photograph* apply to A. E.
OUTKRBKIl'GE, lilt Broadway.
Read the sunday telegram'
I'KICK TWO CENTS,
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE
GRAPHIC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP GIRLS
AND
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
ST. AUGUftTINE HOTEL,
St. Augustine, Fla.
This hotel having been doubled in aUe and entirely refur
nlabed, la now the largest hotel in Florida. A dining room,
sea ing H5U, has been added, gas, electric annunciator, bath,
rooma, telegraph office, Ac. E. T. YAILL, Proprietor.
FURIflTURE.
Ai.
r
LAMBREQUINS.
FURNITURE
COST OR LESS.
PIANO COVERS. T 1 TABLE COVERS.
And
everything In the uphoiatory line
GREAT BAKGAINS,
to cloae our retail buainesa
pravlou* to removal about January L
Useful Holiday PreMnt*.
G. L KELTY A CO.. 184 Fifth avenue,
near Twenty-third atreet.
A?WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKES
. for Furniture. Carpets and Bedding at B. *M. C0W?
PERTIIWAIT & CO.'S, 155 and 157 Chatham atreet. Aa
immense stock at low prices.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS. FL'KNI
iv lure and Bedding at lowest cash pric?a, atO'FAK
KELI.'S ware rooms, +ln Eighth avenue, between Thirtletl
and Thirty Brat street* Payment* taken weakly or monthly
HANDSOME" NEW "PARLOR SI "IT" Foil SALE FOI
fl (JO, worth $2.'>0; upholstering Orst elans. Call at 11
Weat Fourth street, near Broadway, on Monday or Tueaday
Fl
AND
CARPETS
Last two week! of
the great clearing out sale.
Look at these price*.
Parlor Suits. from $-'?) and upward.
Waluut Bureaus, from #4 25 and upward.
Bed Lounves. fr jm $4 50 and upward.
Chamber Suits, lrotn 923 and upward.
Walnut Suits, from flu and upward.
CARPETS.
Brussels, per yard, (1.
Three ply, per yard, $1 25.
? Ingrains. per yard, -">c.. ;tOc., 3.V., 4^V. r.nd
? Oilcloths, per yard, 2tfc., ?'?k1 , 3tic., 40c. and ~*)c.
Drugget*. all slues.
English velvet Carpets. $2 per yard.
Body Brussels, #1 75 per yard.
Lace Curtains, from #2 per pair to $8.
All other good* at equally low prices.
Call at the great upiowD warerooins, 512 and 5H Eight
aveuue. betwaen Tbirtv flfth and 'Ihlrty six'h streets.
D. K KLLV.
(successor to U. O'Kartell).
I1LNK HOLIDAY OIFTS?AT 58 LIBP.RTT STKKK1
1 .tore of JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.
(?lit and ebony Laaela, Music Stands, Canary Birds an*
Cattail, Pedestals, Steroscopes, Craphoscopas, Bookcases,
ladies' Secretaries Lounges, Easy Chairs, Kocaing aad Kead
jUg Chair*; tine Church Organ; elegant Haine*' IMauofortn.
TTlOR SALE.?A OENTLEMAN, HAVING JUST SOLO
r hi* hou?e, with part of the furniture, would sell the re
mainder at a sacrifice. vli. ?Two handsome t'arlor Sulta,
Mirror, Cornice*, lace Curtain* and Ua* Fixture*, elegant
rosewood ChifTounlere Mantel flock and hide Ornament*.
Bookcase and Library Table; also handsome Bedroom Suit
and 2 Carpet*. Appl\ at onee. 4*1 Wait Forty-llllh* street
T* ORDER TO COMMENCE HIS SPRING BUSINESS
lor tlia Caotenulal Yaar with an entire naw stock of gooda,
OKOROK A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway, will o(for during
tlia preaent wintar hia entire atock of lino Furniture, Car
pet*. Mlrrora, Budding, Ac., at the lowest prio e* thl
Liberal Term
French Flats furnished to order.
KII.LF.KN, 22 EAST Til IKTKF.NTII STRKET?W'H ifft
banner?haa the Mel elaborate Dressing Caae Suits]
also a general line ol fine Household Furniture; the atock If
worth looking at; cash or inatalnieut*.
EAI > TlIE S U S DA Y t El .hi i K A M
PRICE rwo CENTS,
CONTAINING TlIE LATEST LOCAL AND TEL3
ORAI'llIC MEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE SKETCHES AND
NEWSBOYS' DINNER.
ALSO 8PKCIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP OIRLlI
AND
SPKCTM Of STARVATION.
TUB CHEAPEST FURNITURE, CXRPBT, AND BK.l*
ding bouse in the city.?J. LYNCH. :u>4 Eighth avanua
between Twenty flttli and Twenty-sixth streets. Weeklj
and monthly payment* taken.
9IKDICA1,.
-SME. RKSTBLL, MIDWIFE, SINCE 1*4<>, NO. 1
East Filly second street. Hrst door from Filth aveuu*
-DR. I MMR. ORINDLK, 142 WEST 48T11 STREET.
Coufldeutial con?ullatiou In all lemale complaint*.
A -FEMALE DISEASES A SPECIALTY. M S. DR.
. WEST. Electrical), l."><> West Twenty-fifth atreel
ttention:-dk jacoby <late of PRUSSIA)*
consultation free. Private oltiee KM Rleccker street.
? MME. MAXWELL. 114 EAST IIMIi STREET,
gives medical advice to ladies and children gratis.
-DR. AND MME. VAN IIISklRK. RESlDENCfl
'>4 East 28th St., between Third uml Lexington iiva
DVICK FBKK.-DR. AND MME. IIOTT CAN HE CON.
?ulted confidentially. No. 47 West Thirteenth street.
UK AO THKSLND lY TKLEcR\M, '
PRICE TWO cents,
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELK
11IIA I'll IC NEWS,
AND ILLUSTRATIONS OF
POLICE Slv KTCI1KS AND
NEWSHoVS' DINNER.
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES ON SHOP UIIU.H
AND
SPECTRE OF STARV VTIoN.
SUCCESSFUL CUMKS til'ARANFlSEl>~-Dlt AM) M >i til
'VEST, 4f> Hleecker street, near H.ondwny. Advice trc?
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