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9
36.
SITUATIONS WANTED? FEMALES.
essF.r~s5n
WRIT 21ST ST -A lady. breaking UP HOUSE
_ keeping, would Ilka gool situation* for bar cook and
laundreaa, whom abe can highly recommend.
"WEST 51HT ST. (PRK8KNT~~EMPLOYER'S).-A8
)eieelleut cook; will do course washing; highly recom
mended.
HPAKK aV.-A LADT WISHBS TO FIND A PLA0E
for a ?ood cook ; Id the country preferred for (he sum
aer. Inquire Monday or Tuesday. between t and 9.
1?1C kliDRIDOB ?T.?A8 OOOD COOK. WASHER
lOt/tud Irouer iu it imiill private family, beat city refer
ence.
1 A A 2D AV. (PRESENT BM PLOYER'S).?A COL
1t xweil girl (wltb baby seven months old) a* cook,
Isuudresa and to do kitchen work : well recommended.
"IPLA WBST 3HTH ST.. IN~[}BOCK*Y~STO~RE.-AS
J.?.)Trflrst class French oook Id a private family. Call for
two days.
EAST39TII ST.-A SWEDISH OIRL AH OOOD
oook, washer and Ironar. Call for Ivo dayt.
200
255
WEST 3STH ST.?A RKSPBCTAHLK COLORED
Woman aa good cook or laundreaa; re fere nee.
f)/Va WEST 3STII ST ?A VOL'SO WOMAN AS FIRST
ajO Acliu* order or vegetable cook; hotel or raataurani;
City or country. Call two day a.
Ol*tS 7TH AV.?two KIRST CLASS COLORED SBR
OUOvaiitaaa cook, chambermaid and waitress; referance.
Call for two days.
~a iVq WKST 31 ST ST.?A TOUNG OIRL AS COOK,
^tUOwaahor and Ironar or ?o do general housework la a
small family. Call for two diiya.
A ir WEST 41ST ST.. TO I' FLOOR. PROMT. RIGHT
TclOhand ?ide.?A respectable American girl ai cook.
Winner and ironer; bed relerence; 14 year*' experience.
Q 1 AV.?AS al'LENDID OOOK: EXCELLENT
CVxCbrcad. pie and biacuit baker; willing to assist In
coarse washing; two yeara'city reference.
STOOD MBAT COOK WISHESVSITUATION; CITY
or country; haa long exparienca. Addreaa N. B. A.,
Herald office.
('hainbei'iu?ld?. dif.
9WKST 21ST sr.?A LADY BREAKING UP HOU8B
keepfti.- would like a situation lot her chambermaid and
aaitreas, whom ahe highly recommends. Call for two day*
IJn WttHT SWT ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).-A
I youngcolored girl ita chambermaid, or would do
?rnl housework; country preferred.
i)Q GREENWICH AV. ilUsG SECOND BELLI ?A
(Jt/young girl aa chambermaid or waltreaa; city or coun
try; good relerence.
O Wl 8T~ MI;irMT; (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).-A
<?reapeciable young girl a* chaiubermald or nuraa; beat
city reference.
1 lO CLINTON PLACE (ROOM 12).-A YOUNG
Ai-OProtaataut tirl ua chambermaid and do fine washing
anil ironing: beat city reference.
1 i)i? BAST 4TH~ ST. -AMERICAN GIRL A8 CHAM
J.??iUberuiald and nurse; no objection to the country;
Ion yeara' referance. Addreaa E. SMITH.
] OM EAST XiD ST. (THE.SUNT- EMPLOYER'S).?A
1 -iUrespectahle young irirl aa chambermaid and to aaslst
with waalilnK; I* alao competent to take caro ol children.
1 || EAST r>iiTH ST. -A IIKillLT RESPECTABLS
L*X 1 girl, who can have Drat class reference, aa chamber
naid and waltreaa In a private family. Call or addreaa.
| AH WEST nTTr flfr(PRS8BNT EMPLOYER'S)!?
L"? I A nice, clean, tidy girl ni ehumbermald anil wait
ess; city or country. Can be aaan.
I r J~ WE?sT USD ST.?A COLORED OIRL TO DO
L? J'Xchatnberwork. or would <lo upatairii work and tnke
aire of children ; boarding houae or lioiel; city or country.
I CO WBmT 44TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE A.MERJ
LtJOcun 1'rotaatant tcirl aa chambermaid and waltreaa lu
t private lainilv: beat reference from present employer,
?licre she can ba aeon.
200
234
EAST 39TH ST.-A SWEDISH GIRL AS CIIAM
bermatd and wnltreaa or nurae. Call for two daya.
r?/i.i east 4isT. >seconFbell).-a young wa
^'/^man aa chninhormaid and laundreaa; willing to do
waiting: good city reference. Call on Monday.
WEST nTH fifTTPRBSENT EMPLOYER'S).?
A reliable Rirl aa chambermaid.
?1/ |9_7T"lT AV7. TOP FLOOR.-TWO RKHPSCTABLE
O' '^jcolored girla (together); one ** chambermaid ; the
other aa waltreaa; pood roforenee from their laat place.
Ol Q WEST 418T~ ST. ?A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
OUaoman to do charaberwork and waiting; no objec
tion* to the country ; pood city references. Addreaa.
OT "IWEST 34TII 8T. (PRKSEJfT~EMPLOYES*5v^
UTiA respectable young girl as chambermaid und fine
waelier; country preferred.
?TT"fn WEST 34TH ST.-A ItEHpBCTABLE OIRL A8
O'^r/chamliermaid and waltreaa; no oliiectinn to city nr
country; beat city or country reference. Call on Monday.
rksi'E(;tauie amebican girl as cham
bermnld and luinil aeamatre.s In private family. Ad
dress J., cure Di. Swan, 2S Bowery.
Ort'MHina krra und Seamitreiici.
CiJ WEST SOTII ST.-A LADY GOING TO El'ROPE
i^wdi-airca n ailuation for a Rirl as seamstress; will anaiat
with Other work, ('all. nn Monday, at present employer's.
4TTTTv..Tn" STOKE, NEAR J1TH 8T.?AN~EJt.
perlenced drea.maker; bv the day $1 50.
1 90 WLsT 1 nTIf ST.-MLLK. BERTHK-KHENCH
??j>yilreN.niakliiK. walkiiip suits of the latest style al
wnys on liiind to be seen.
ST II AV?AS EX I' E RIKN C E D dressmaker
wlahea to po out by the dny. Call any time.
f)L* I WEST -HTn StTa- KIM ST CLASS DRES8
^ivJx matrr dealrea a few enpauementa to go out by the
day; can fit perfectly and la a stylish trimmer. Address.
O'J/' EAST 2fiTlf ST., ROOM 4.-A NORTH'oBR*.
l)?/' /mini ifirl na aeamatresa; la a first class operator ?nd
snderamnda dreaamakintr: no nhjectlon to light chamber
work : good reierence. Call er addreaa.
inn WK8T So st. a drsssmakbr wishes.
tJV/a few more cuatomers at iter home; cuts and trims
la all the lateat styles. Alao an apprentice.
A PRENCII DRESSMAKER. TO SEW hTtIIETaY
iVnr week ; cuts and fit* elegantly, and fimahea In the f>e.t
nvie; bent reference. Addreaa C. It., Herald Uptown Branch
office.
87
191
\ competent dressmaker will give part
J~\ nf her time for Hoard. Address MASON, box 170
Herald Uptown office.
IpKRKOH SE \MSTRES8. To OO out SY TBI DAY
for T8c.: openttea on muchlne and repalra dreaaea: will
rlre lessons in French language. Address E. E? 71 Broad
sruy. Las Novedadea.
FIIIST CLASH 8KA.WSTRF.SS. UNDERSTAND^!
dress iinil clunk masing 111 nil it* branches, would take a
position In a private family: 110 (injection to go ? abort <11*
in the country, anil would furnish machine II necei
isry. Aodross CAPABLE, bo* 110 Herald office.
?flfANTED?HY A~FIItST CL A S8 pTlKNCIIt DRE8S
VT maker. engagements br the day. Appljr at Y. W. C. A.,
7 Kant Kith *t.
TENANTED?BY A FIRST class DKEHSMAKER. BN
*? iragements by tin* dnr : competent fitter and trimmer.
Call on or address DRESsMAKi-.R, 8S Clinton place.
Cii-ncral Hoiuework. dtc.
on west nisr sr. tuiko flat iprksent rm
Jmi' 'player'*).?'To do general housework In a private
American family: I* a pond washer and Irnner; city refer
rnce ; seven years in one place.
?jj i e xst Sfn" sr.-a respectable youno
Ol I girl for general housework; Is a good washer and
Ironer; be?t city reference.
EAST (ITH ST.-A protestant WOMAN TO
do general honsework ; elty or eountry.
808
338
1 3D AV.. BETWEEN BOTH AND A1BT BTB.?
JL .'r A young girl to do general housework In a small
prtvate family: good conk, washer and lrouer; good city
referenco. Call on Monday.
A MEKICA.N (illlL OK W TO DO LI OUT UOUSE
J\ work or take care of children. Address M., box 1U5
Herald uptown Rraneh office.
COLO BED WOMAN~TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
work: llrst class cook and laundresa. Address C., box
VM Herald Uptown office.
Iloitsrlceepers. <vr.
104. WEST 38TH ST.-A respectable MIDDLE
J " /Tagod person, speaking English and French, as house
keeper, n tiraery governees. cashier or lady's maid; no nb
lection to travel; bent references. M. T.
IOQWEST 32D ST.-A YOU NO ENGLISH LADY. A
?)?mr..nger In the city, as housekeeper in a widower's
?r baehelor's family. Call or addrchfc
tlOQ MADISON ST.. BROOKLYN.?AN american
?.?Owlrtow Indy aa housekeeper; fully competent, Indus'
irlon* and obllirlnr: wonld engage as travelling companion
and nurse to lady invalid) best relerenees.
WEST- 2MD ST ?AS WOKKINO HOUSE
keeper; a middle aged American widow; city ?r
ruuniryr competent and willing to do anything pertaining
to hou*ekeeplug. Address by letter Mrs. STROWN
Vl r EAST lrtT!I ST.-A RKSPECTABLBlrOM AN A?
*X I ?/boii?eki eper In tenement honse; best references.
Call on or address Mr*. sllEE'iY.
VrY) OTH A V r FIRST ""FLOOR, BACK ROOM. - A
Tt?J?'yoong lady as housekeeper; n widower's faniity
pre furred.
AS IIOt'SKK E EPEROR COMPANION, BY A WIDOW
Address II. R II., Herald office.
ALADV, BREAKING UP. WOULD USE A POM
tlon a* house keeper, bachelor or widower preferred, or
would f urn I eli home fur n party of irentlemen ; u?e of pinno
Addres* M A. B.. II era1 d I ptown otliee.
A RESPECTABLE WIDOW AS HOVUKIIPIRi
thoroughly nniier*tainl? tho charge of lioase and family ;
food of children; not alrald of work; would lake charge of
honae while abroad or in the country; only gentlemen or
ledios noticed ; reference* and security. Addie**, tor three
daj*. HO", nE KEEI'EK, Herald Uptown office.
A FRENCH laiiy of lono experience as
honeekeeper in a flrsr clns* hotel ; good references. Ad
dress. one week, E P., Herald Uptown office.
*4 LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION AS HOUHfk
_'\ keeper or to miw; understands dressmaking; or nny
fiiaee of trnst: salary not *<< much an <ili|rct u* a good
iomAddress M. A. T., Herald office.
TOUNO WIDOW." CHEERFUL AND REPINED,
wonld like a position as liousckt eper , widower's family
preferred. Address Wl DO W. Herald office.
A LADY WITH SOME MEANS OK IIER OH N. AUK
UH. as housekeeper to widower living on a lint; nmioul.t
ed reference given and required. Address REAL OPPOR
TUNITY. Herald Uptown Branch office.
Ii?aitrtresses, ?*??.
Q WEST 21ST ST.-A LADY, BREAK I NO UP HOUSB
c/keeping. would Mke good situations for liar laundress and
g. whom she can recommend highly.
WE*T 27TII ST.-A OUkOBIW MtKBIliS
end chambermaid, or general housework in u small
lly ; country preferred.
WEST JKID >T., FIRST ELOOU?A REHPfcCT
able colored woman wishes a family's wsehlng
Miss VOi Nti.
WKST 4<ITII ST., REAR HOUSE.?AN AMERI
<7een woman wishes washing lor gentlemen or leiiie*.
Mrs. WATER*.
nan KAtiT 47T1I ST., room ft.-A RESPECTABLE
/person wlshei to take In some fsmtly waahing; goud
MMNtM
?Wli 18tf.-A WOMAN TO TAKE IN WAHIilRO
I ?/ j * d Ironing; no objection to go out by tho dav ; no
temssoe Bating
f Al. MDfcY, Via :> U A v., WISHES SOME LADIES'
?n???'s aa.hn.jat 7acents perdoten; doue lu the
dm ? *uu?r.
Iturses. Ac.
Mt ? Til s r a YOUN0 OIRL, AUKD 10, TO
?hl(4r*a sad do lifbt housework iu h private Until},
|0? COt %i - \ YOUNO" KIIKNCH (IIRI, AS
?a|p9|htwg t > do cli^iiiijerwnrk or plain newing.
#**? "mifU if -a bksfe<;tablk fkrncii
M can tew drestet, ae child ? uurse; gouU
106
137
239
o *1
54
74
SITUATIONS DVAUTKXJ?FEMALES.
X uram. die.
Q1 1IF.KTER BT.. BETWEEN NORFOLK AND 8UF
iSAfolk.?A young American ucirl to take cire of a b*by
anil make herself usefal; thoroughly competent. Call or
address.
BAST 49TH HT ?A CAPASLR OBLIGING ?IRL
an mine or chambermaid: two rears' city refereuce^
WE8T S6TH ST.?A LADY DESIRES TO FIND A
U I place lor her nurae. would made herself useful; I*
?billing.
SIILLIVa^STV^A RKsFECTASLK WOMAN
rithe* to t*k? a baby to Board. Call or address S. B.
mi WKsr ltVrn nr.-a kesT'TsTTta blk p kotbs
JLvf I tant woman aannreeand to mailt In chamberwofk;
no objection to the country. Call for two day*.
WEST 46Til hT.?A HHSPBOTaBLE YOUNQ
wuraao aa wet nurse; city or country; good elty ref
erenee
for MONKOK HT.. FIRST F LOO It-A GIRL AS
J.^in /first clan laundreii In a private family. Call Sun.
day and Monday. ?
ICtTWMT 13TH KT.-A LADY BRBAKING UP
J.L/?<botiaek**plng wlehee to find a iHuatlou lor her nurse
and leamitreei. who liaa lived with her It years. Call
Monde v.
?fZj7rwiK8T"l8TH ST.-A RESPECTABLR COLORRD
.lUlSgirl as nana and to tak? icare ot a clilld two year*
old; city or country; clly relerenco. Call or add res* for
two days. ____
lftS EAST 78fH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).?A
JLUrJlady wishei to obtain a situation for her nurse girl;
beit relerenco.
OlIU I AST"81BT ST.?A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN,
^-lUOwlth a freeh breast of milk, as wet nurse; city refer
ence.
49
t)QA lexington AV. (PRESENT KM PLOYRR'8).?
A competent girl as nurse; would assist with cham
ber* ork or do plain sewing; no objection to the oouniry or
to travel.
*J| K 5TH ST.?AH FIRST CLASS HtUUSE; C4PABLB
O1 '7of taking charge of an Infant from birth; best refer,
ence.
Oil'I WEST 4TH ST., THIRD FLOOR, FRO NT. - A
O^jOyoung married woman to wet nurae a baby at her
own I om?; rresh breast ol milk; first class party preferred.
OOu WEST19T1I ST., BETWEEN HTU AND OTH
OOOa?i? present employer'*.?A young Scotch girl as
nuraa; beat city reference.
0 j i westTstITst.-T lady wishes to get a
' ?JTT-Lsituation l<>r a German girl, aged 14. to take care of
cblldron and be usofnl; good reference. Caljor addresi.
OQ.j BTU AV., BETWEBN i'lD AND 34TH HTS.?A
OOOrespectabie young girl aa nurse and to aaaiat with
light cbainberwork in a private family; no objection to the
country; best city reference. Call on Monday.
TajQ RAST U2TH ST.-A UEALTHY~YOUNG WO
.tOOman wants a baby to wet nurae at her own home;
best reference. Call all Week.
A t O WEST 47Til ST.-ENOLisiI LADY AS NURSE
TTTrOand housekeeper to itn luvaiid lady; country pre
ferred. Address M. O.
iT7sT~AV.. ROOM 18.?A PBOTKaTANT GIRL,
? lt> years, to mind children.
1 HQ7 1ST AV.?A KBHPBCTABLB. WELL EDU
I.Uu I cated young >rirt to take care of children; would
assist with cbamberwurk or do plain sewlug. Call or ad
dress.
I llJ ^AV.-A respectable YOUNG OIRL
J..A1 Xto mind a child and assist In general housework;
good references.
GERMAN IaDT, RPRAKING ENOLIbH FLUENTLY .
wishes to engage wiili a family going to Caiilornia or
Kurope, as nurse or companion; best of reUrencas. Ad
dross M., l>oz 1S7 Herald office.
SITUATION WANTED?FOR A RESPECTABLE
Catbo.ic girl, as nurao and seamatren, orchambermaid;
no objection to the conntry; best reference. Address M.
M., Herald Uptown oflice.
BY A KlItsFoLASH FRENCH NURSE AND BEAM
atreas, speaking perfectly pure Krrnch; city or coun
try, or Europe; tho beat relerouce. Add e*a josephine,
box 170 llerald Branch office, Lj<H5 Broadway.
WnitrfMM. dir.
EAST 89TH ST.?A LADY WISHES A SITUATION
for her waitress. Call lor two days. _______
CO WKST 28TH ST. (PKR>ENT EMPLOYER'S). ?AN
?)0 American young woman to wait on a isdy or growing
child and sew; city or conntry; highest reference. Call
Monday.
WKST fiT 11 ST.?A YOUNG COLORED OIRL AS
waitress or chambermaid and to do plain sewing,
WEST 40TII ST.? A RESPECTABLE GIRL
?7as first class waitress or cbambormald; bast city ref
erences.
A 4 7 LEXINGTON A V.?A LADY. LB AVI NO THB
1*1 I city, desirei a good place for a competent young
woman as Urst class waitress. Call on Monday, SOtb.
mUcellancoui.
WEST 3D ST.?A kespectablb WOMAN TO
Itake enre of a honse, clean offices,|?c. Call or addresi
for two days.
nni WKST ?TH ST.?A WOMAN AND HER HUS
-jUlband would take care of gentlemau's bouse during
the lummer; is a good laundress, or would do any work re
quired ; has good references.
,EAST 47TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE FAMILY,
encumbrance, to take care ot a gentleman's
house for the summor; six years' city reference. Call on or
addrea^R. J. MAKER.
WEST 15TM ST., HEAR.?A respectable
woman to go out by the day. Call for two days
?>?*Q r?TH AV.?A RESPECT IBLB YOUNO GIRL AS
Zd\J t/ladlss' maid and seamstress or would take cars of a
growing child and assist with chamberwork. Can be seen
for two days at her prosent employer's.
ij(W\ WEST 43 D kt7| SECOND PL AT (PRESENT
OUUempioyer'a).? A smart young girl to do upstairs
work uiid take care of children.
1)77(1RA8T 34'FiI ST., TWO STAIRS I'P.-TO GO
OZi^wout by the day aa thoruugh bouaecleaner or laun
dress.
L> O C WEST 4BTII ST.. top ELOOR,?A TRUST
O^'Jwortliy reipe-table woman to go out by the day
hoiianc'eaiiing or wasMng and ironing; would tako In wash
ing and ironing; very beat city reference. Call or addrci*.
A" SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY WOULD LIKE THE
care of a House for the inminer; willing to do the wag
ing; good reference. Call or address 616 2d av., third floor,
trout.
Arb2Fi?c?ab Lb you no widow in want wish.
es to get iierinaneutly the cleaning ot offices; best ref?
eruncea. Addreaa IN W ant, llerald Branch office.
mkrican"lady as companion-will head
write and sew: thorough honsekesoer; servloes for a
home. Address t'lIKKKFL'L, box l.*>7 Herald Uptown oflice.
Lady of kxT'?ri^ncb in travelino, aged
4(). oilers hersali aa companion to a lady going to
Europe or elsewhere; would take a position aa housekeeper;
reference 7 hast ir>th st. Can be *e?n all the week at 15
Stuyveaant st. Mrs. BROWN.
39
59
209,
93t
237
A YOUNG LADY OK RESPECTABILITY 18 DEfllR
oim of obtaining the position or travelling companion to
au Invalid lady, or would take the charge or an Infant;
wfctild prefer parties going to Europe; terms to anit; can
give the boat city reference. Call on or address E. KA>
LEIGH, 77 Henry at., Brooklyn.
REFINED LADY WISlTE S~~EMP L O Y M K N T IN OF
fleo as cashier, take charge of house or truvol. MAILS
DEN, Herald Uptown.
A"kekinkdT~wki.l EDUCATED ELDERLY LADY,
unite destitute, needing employment, asks tome kind
rmnilj for n frw articles of caat-olfclothing to enable her to
procure employment; highest references. Address RELIA
BLE, box 'J16 Herald office.
YOUNG lilRU ABOUT" Dl OR 17 YEAR.-ToK AUK,
wishes to go to savannah or ling in theatre or in gar
den. Address K. S P., Herald office.
PERFECTLY RE S PON sTr LE FAMILY, THREE
adult*, ot higheet respectability, would like to tnke
elinrge of a gentleman's residence during t tie absence of the
owner: unexceptionable reference. Address C. .M. 11.,
Herald Uptown office.
^stands operating; would like to travel, or to take ??are of
[frown child and do light chauberwork. Address N. Null
AMERICAN GIRL TO WAIT ON LADY; UNDER
a grown eniia ana an item ci
TON, Uptown Herald office.
YOUNG" LADY, WELL EDUCATED, DESIRES A
poiltion In a family of respectability an companion or
assistant housekeeper; la foud of children. Address HUME,
box 140 Herald office.
POHlflON Afl flUPERINTENDBNT IN A MANUFAC
taring house by a l?dy with six years' experience In the
largest pattern houae In the oily. Address, by lettter, Mra.
M n..H70:td?v.
Miudle-aued lady desires a situation to
wait on a laily <>r children or m ike herself generally
useful. Address PATIhNOB, box 114 Herald office
Wa.NTED-SITU ATION." BY YOUNG LADY, AS
cashier In first class restaurant or saleslady In confec
tionary atore. Address E. G., Herald l. ptown office.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTEDb.
KEMALKH.
"T~PKENCH"iADY, AN'EXHERrfNCED'fBAiJftFR
J\or r'rencli and <inuin. itosire* to exchange lessons for
board in the country; hlgheat references. Mile. POURDI8,
II-raid Uptown otuce.
I,AllV, hXl'i.Kli-.M Kl> I.N TEAOII IN.# I.IIIL
dran English. French snd oinsic, or us companion, de
sires Board In exchange; rc.'eieiue>. Address MARS ION,
Herald Uptown office.
Alt EI Tn I D N ORTII GERMAN LADVTFMNTWM R
nf music, Kroiu'h and German, in ot.e of the principal
schools ol Ni-w York, teaching also English, drawing and
singing, wishes to make a summer engagement with a dis
tinguished family; highest references; no objection to go to
Europe. Address O K., lull Itm Herald office.
A YOUNG LADY WISH EM A POSITION ; COUPS,
tant to teach growing children, housekeeper or compsn
oli to u Indy. M. J., H5 Greet Jones at.
IN ENGLISH LADY. AN K X PERIRNGED AND8UC
JVcesslul teacher of English, Trench and music, desires a
summer engagement In the country; also an engagement in
Iliia < Ity for next rail, eitnnr in a school or ramify; unex
ceptionable references. Addrras EDUCATION, 1J.'1Mh<1|
>on av.
A FRENCH LADY DEHlltKS A POSITION ~AiT~OOV
J\erness or companion : can leach French, Spanish, Italian
hi. d o .lining. Address GO V EH NESS, box lol Herald Up
loan office.
an experiencf-d teacher of tub English
i\ branches and French, which she speaka fluently, desires
to obtain a position as governess or to travel in that capa
city wlili a family; Is healthy, of an ohllclnc and cheerful
disposition and thoroughly accustomed to the Instruction
ami care of children; highest testimonials. Address HYPO
1.1 rh, Herald office.
A MUST UUADK TEACHER DESIRES AN EN
gnranv nl as vlaiiing governess or as a resident instruct
r.-ss In n lanillv; she teaclies <11 |he branches of a snlld Eng
lish education on the principle of the Latin, converses llnunt
ly In the French, Spanl-h and Italian languages, and Is a
thorongb musician; pianoforte and guliar ?iili vocal mn Ic ;
?l-?wliig, landscape Iind p?rtrai.nre references. Address
INSTITC I RICE, I'o-t office, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LU ROPB OB COUNTRY.?A FRENCH IA >Y AS
njtencher or i-oinpantM; languages and miisli ; lilghi si
references In New fork. A. A. M.. Herald I'ptown Bran h.
L'RKN" II I.E-SONH, GRAMMAR AND CONVERSE,
r tlou by an ex^eriei ctd Parisian laiiy; can go aa visiting
ituvern'ss. Mine, (r,, ait West ttn st.
1~AHIES ii N KiiLKtrr l~J> I, HI CA I ION PRIVATELY
Jtaughl English, French, rausio, penmnnship, by
... lulled iin I . xperlenced latly teacher, ZtLLAH,
Ilar.ild Uptown nffiie
PIANO.?T.M.I NTEH I.AHY PIa.MSIE WII.L EX
e' a ige thnr hi-n M nsic i Tuition rnr partial day Hoi.rd.
ROAR >. box 1(18 >Ier.tld Uptown offic
IA> LAl>V \\ ILi. U1 \ <. i tih.Ni. . ]?. ,in,l
ano Spanish lessons at "?>c. J. I)., station I),
rpvro si Ml BKM TI toil OIL PMNI1NG vNn PIANO
i mi I singing, by ierson or ijnarter. Address AltT, I pto^n
herald.
(I ? XINGTOV av. a I.ADY WIHH' 8 TO KIND A
?/)i a us nurs ry joverness or ladv's companion lor a per
JecHjr xsUMb^e frrach person. Addrou.
PARI
X ftnu
HELP wanted?femaiibh.
A.
Experienced first dw milliners wanted.
apply on foorth floor, order parlor, between the honra of
? A. M. end 2 1*. M. end 4 end 7 P. M.
EDWARD RIDLEY ft RONR,
Or end end Allen sts.
T M*B. LA fa HADE'S, MO. m 5TII av.~ WANTED
a forewoman and good hands for skirts and make pleat
inns.
A lady who is an elegant and accurate
penwoman wanted u amaaaeneis for a tow days. Ad
dreee BANT, station D.
a -EXPERT OPERATORS OB WHEELER ft WIL
t^v.eon machines to make ladies' undergarments at home:
depoelt required on simple.
JaCKMAN ft O'HARA, 198 and 300 Cbnreh it.
A -EXPERT OPERATORS ON WHEELER ft WIL
?>fin machines to make ladlee' undergarments ?n the
premises. JACKMAN ft O'H ARA, IBS aud 200 Church St.
A WIDOWER, WITHOUT encumbranch. WANTS
a neet roan* Protestant woman who thoroughly under
stands housekeeping and store tending. Addreea MILLI
NERY. Herald office.
A -STERN BROTHER* WANT pirst CLASS SALES
?laiies for their dress trimmings and lace departments;
city experience requisite. Aoply, between 10 SBd 12 A. M..
at 367 6th si.
yt N experienced FOREWOMAN for lack
.a. goods wanted : none but sompstent persons need ad
dress, riving references, NOVELTIES, Herald olBce.
"ft i'L LADIES (taLLANd S?E TBI
Allrs. L. DKURY. the lnreutor of tlis system for catting
dresses that was awarded tne highest premium by the
ladle* i>( the l?dlet' Pavilion for perlect fitting, will remain
at 149 Wast 12th st. oue week only to teach; linings cut
tres. Agents wanted. Dressmakers tanght evenings.
A -100 kirst class OPERATORS AND FINISH
?ers on ladles' fine suits.
JACKMAN a O'H ARA, ida and 900 Chureh st.
DEMAND ~for~teleoraph~opkrat0~R8.?
Learn and take positions: success guaranteed; taught
practically, day or evening. THOMPSON'S College, 20 4th
av.. opposite Cooper Institute.
A"t 817 broadway. "CORNER 12th 8t.-DRES8
and cloak cnttlng by actual measurement taught: only
perfect war of fitting without altsratlon : al.o designing and
trimmings; one improver and two apprentices for dress
making.
B.
ALTMAN ft co.,
B
FOR THEIR NEW work KOOM, require a woman to
take charge; must bo sn excellent cutter and fitter; none
other. Apply, personally or address by letter, this day,
stating former experience,
B. ALTMAN ft CO.. CORNER 19TH ST. AND OTH AV.
ALTMAN ft CO., CORNER lotll ST. and OTH AV?
require 10 hands for alterations on dresses, waist makers,
skirt trimmers and finishers; those acenstomed to the finest
work only need applj^
RE8HMA.ki7r W ANTBD?mii8t BE A OOOD TRIM
tuer. competent to drape polonaise, make bows, fte. 138
West 11th st. _
DRESSMAKKRS.-PIRST CLASS FINISHERS WANT*
ed, on fine suits. Apply at 107 Church st, top floor.
D. b. BaBCOCK ft co.
XPERIRNCBD -OPERATORS ? WHEELER ft~wut
son, Willrox ft Glbbs machines 00 ladies' fine undergar
ments, wrappers. 72 Mercer St.
Experiencrd OPBRATORS ON MACHINE ON
lace bibs, at 20 White St.. second Boor. J. noa ft CO.
lilirst OLAHS drkssmtkers WANTED?ALSO IX
j provers and an apprentice. r. hyneh, 294 3d av.
ir8t CLASS saleswomen WANTED in ALL THE
difierent departments. M. T. HIGGIN's, S3 West 14th st.
EjUR8T~ CLAbS OPERATORS ON wheelbr A WIL
1 son's sewing machines to work on fine whits pique.
MALCOMsON ft CO., 239 Canal sk
F
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1RST CLASS FINISHERS AND drkssmakers
wanted. 0ppenhe1m BROS.. 97 Franklin St.
M
T rothschild, 68 WEST 14TU ST.,
(j . wants
10 first class trimmers: trom $20 to $25 will be paid i also
milliners and Improvers wanted;
also 25 first class salesladies for our New York and Brooklyn
establishments;
only those with long experience In millinery;
also 50 flower branchers wanted; good pay and steady em
ployment.
ft o. JOHNSTON"want FIRST CLASS HANDS
?on suits; none but those accustomed to fine work and
having a city experience need apply. Broadway, 5th av.
?nd22dst.
Ltdies'"straw. CHIP AND LEGHORN HATS
pressed in the latest stvlos for 50c. at the Great Ameri
can Straw Hat Works,515 8th av., near 38th st.
J. A. KINCH. Proprietor.
M~ ME. livingston, 28 EAST 14TH ST.?LADY
wanted to take bait interest in established business;
dresscutting taught perfectly.
ILLINKF.-A GOOD MlLI-lnkr AND TRIMMER
wanted. 238 6tltiiv. Mrs. CLOTZ.
Mi llinrrs.?WANTED, SIX OOOD TRIMMHRS:
al?o three to work from sample. Apply to JOStPll
BERMIARD. 257 Canal st.
Norse wanted-in a private family; a
young, amiable, cheerful German girl as assistant
nurse; mnst come well recommended. Apply at 148 Bast
27th st., sfter 10 A. M.
u 11.' macy ft CO. WANT 1110 FULLY EXPERI
lv.enred flower branchers at once: best pay to good
brsncliers. Apply at olBca, 14th st. and 8th av.
H. MACY~a-c6twant 100 FIRST CLass OPER
.ators on ladies' suits; to those accustomed to rood work
and who can give reference for long experience in first elaas
house, belt prices will be paid and steady irork. 14th st.
snd 6th av.
Saleslady wanted?in a large dressmaking
ind millinery house; must understand both brsnches
perfectly and nuve references of our first class bouses; only
those iiecustomed to best city trade need apply. m. A.
CONNELLY, 7 East 10th. baaement door, before 10 a M.,
or by letter. ______________
S~~ALK?LADIEA.?WANTED?THREE FIRST CLASS
salesladies, lor oar show reoms, to tell trimmed hats; to
those competent good salary and permanent position will be
given; none others need apply to e. A. g1esen, 10 East
14th St.
Small~PRiVATB FAMILY" WILL GIVE A GOOD
girl or middle.xged woman $8 monthly and a permanent
home for doing general housework. 323 East 110th st.
TUB PARISIAN FLOWBR COMPANY WANT THOB
ongli sslesladles; those acenstomed to first class city
millinery preferred; also competent branchers wanted;
good wages and long season promised. 28 East 14ti> st.
T~WO inteltjok nt. rnkiujktic 8 A LBS LAD 1es;
those having a knowledge of music prolerred; references.
Jambs SHEEIIY, 33 Barclay.
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TBN GOOD DRESSMAKERS AND AH ERKAND GIRL
wanted. No. 11 Mn.
ANTKD?COOK AND WUR8B; OB KM AN PRE
lerred; also a laundress. 00 West !>3d at.
TV"ANT KD-A TOU N3 LADY OP OKNIA l7 A N I) KIND
TT disposition, h? companion (or a lady. to go u> the coun
try (or tlia summer month*; beat of refoi*uce required.
Address G. S., station A, Pont office.
ANTED?A VOPNO OIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE
wnrk and l?arn the dressmaking trad*. Call at Mr*.
PLEMIMi'S, 411 Went 35th ??.
WANTKI)?A FIR8T CLASS COOK (WHITE OB COL
ored); a proficient in soup* and pastry required. Call,
alter 1(J|A. M., Monday. 112 Went S2<1 *t.
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WANTED -A (>1 ItL FOR OENBRAL HOUSEWORK.
Apply at 358 West 27th at.
WANTED?FOK A privatb FAMILY, A RESPECT?!
able German worn in to do general homework ; must ba
H rood washer nml Irwner; watt** $12. Apply to Dr.
HEINE. No. 203 Went 34th at.
WANTED?A PKOTKSTANT OIRL TO COOK. WASH
Tr and iron and a I'rotestant chambermaid and waitress;
Sri rate lamllr; IS mile* In the eountrv. K.P.ALBERT,
io. IS Moore ?t., corner of Water.
WANTED?A~FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, WITH
good reference. Addreia B. B. B., Herald uptown
office.
WANTED?A GOOD COOK, WASHKK AND IKON'KK
and a**l?t In the general housework of a small pri
vate family. Apoly 33 East 74th *t.
ANTED- A iTTDvWYAKE EKTIIIB CHAROE OP
ladies', children'* mnallii nnderwear department. Nona
1>nt those having had larae exoerience In first class city
house* need apply to KOGHB, M a*. and2<>ih St. ?
W AN I ED?GIRLS ON TAILOR WORK Af JrilBY
MAN?>1 5th st? ttrst Door.
WA NTED?TWO YOUNG LADIES TO GO TO BaL
tlmore. Address Mrs. M. K. DK FORD, No. 9 Watson
?t., Baltimore, Md.
WANTED?IN A FAMILY OP POUR PERSONS
(three adnlts and one child). an enerratlc woman to do
general housework; must be a Rood washer and Ironers
wages fin. Call nt 90B Went Uth St., elty.
WANTED?AN ACTIVE GIRL FOR CHAMBER
wor* ; one who understands the oare of glass and *ll>
ver. ('all, Monday, at 224 Weal 47th st.
W* ANTKD-AN AMKRICA N OR (IBKMAN GIRL" TO
cook, wash and Iron and do general housework In a
fa-olly of three. Call Munday and Tuesday nt 131 We?t
33th st.
Wanted-first clash millinery saleslady;
also a first elans trimmer and milliner; nam's no oh'
Jert; 4tJ!* Falton nt..eorner Lawretico nt., Brooklyn.
WANTKD-AN JLXFF.RIBNCBD MILLINBBT TIUM
mer (none other need apply) to iro a short distance in
the country In this .State. Apuly B. WaVIS A CO., MO>
Broadway, between II and 1 o'cioch.
Wantbd-a widow lady speaking several
Inropean language* as working housekeeper. LEX
INOToN, Herald Uptown office.
WANTED-A protestant CHAMBKKMaID AND
waitress; private family; Stateu Inland. State reier
euce iHWi Addiess STliVK.Nn, Herald ofTloe.
U'A.NTF.U-iliillD OPERATORS O.N WHEELER A
TT Wilson machines nn ladle*'linen stilts; also hands to
take worn home ; highest prices paid. S2 Franklin nt., up
Ml airs.
WANTBD-A SMART yTu/nTT'oIKL t7>~~D~M rilTs
erai housework in a small private lamiiy. Apply at
347 West 12th It.
\if ANTED?A tDUNO LADY TO TRY UN SU1TM iM>
T? cloaks In a wholenale lionae. Anply, before 12 o'rlock.
Morday. JOSEPH MYF.KS A SON, I7J mid 174 Church nt!
ANTKD-Fiitsr CLASS"8ALBSLA|)IE8~AND MIL
liner*. Apply VftYi "th *?
WANTBD?THMBK Fllui r class" ORMfMAJCBjUL
also two apprentices. at Mine MaTHILDE DE COR
DOBa. 25 i.ast 2"th si., basement door.
? dmbSSHarbbS FOR
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??., Brooklyn.
WANTKD-FIItST class drehsm
nne wmk : others need not apply.
J. O'BMEN .* CO.. Iftl, 153 Atlantic
A NTK D?IAILO RKMsEs; two PIMT CLASH
i.^nds on hoys' fine suits ; one to take measure* and
fit: good reference. 2*4 Fulton at., Brooklyn.
antbS-a hoc iliiirai; also fkm a lb
true setters, canvassers and writers of sketches. Send
permanent address to LEAKER, Herald office.
\\r ANTED-A wood Bl TTON hole maker and
m trlimuer on ttrst class dresses. Apply nt U A M , 73
West 11th st. S. M. FOKLONO.
\y ANTED?-ten GIRU TO sew ON ROYS' BaIiLSi
m uood sewers only. S. W. RICE A CO., room 12, S3
IIMWWi . ...... . I..,.. .... .j
ANTED-riNlSHBM ON LtNIN SUITS, APl^LT
to lNDBSTKUCTiBLB RLFFLE CO.. 2.'>4 Canal nt
f \ NTKI?? FIRST CLASK 0PERAT0K8 ANiTkIN.'
Isherion suits, and apprentices. 401 West 4<)tli st.
Mrs. BAlNE.
IV t NTKD?Til REE FIKST CLASS .MtlJLlN^Bi AT
TT II \Ll. A lIKITTON'ri, iwr. Uth iiv.
\V'ANTED-DRI'.>SM AKKRS, WaISTMAKEKS, IS".
TT provers, apiirentices; alno assistant forowtnau. Call
JUuuUuu-Ati* 11 UtMkASUuk
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HELP W ASTED?PKMALEI.
WAVTKK 10 FIRST CLASS SALESLADIES; SUCH
M as ar* accustomed lo Eighth aveuua trade. M.
SAMUEL,306 ?th av., between Wth ho J :*>?h lit
"flTANTEb?IK)0D~ MILLIN KKM AMI) TWO FLOWER
m brufllien; saleswoman. milliner; positively none but
ten lived kpp>7. minns' Millinery. 2U7 Mb ?r., aftel 12
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ANTED?AN ERRAND girl; fJEKMAN PRE.
ferrad. W)6th av.. near 4IHh it ; ring bell twice.
AN TED-EX P E RIK NCgDDRKria MA KE RS;" ALSO
an apprentice. 1,037 3d a*.
'ANTED?FOR TUB NEW STO B 38 EAST MTU
(I'oloti aquerv). three drat olasa trimmers tor bonnets
and roand bate: will par a liberal salary and give a yearly
engagement. T. O'DONOGHUK k CO., 3X East 14tn at.
W{
tanted-at lis east itth. first class
dressmakera; none bat good waist trim men need
?PP'r
W" ANTBD-A FIRST CLASS SALESLADY TO SELL
trimmed bats; alto good milliner*, at 409 Bth ay., be
tween 30th and Slit at*.
ANTBD-a OOOD MILLINBB. APPLY. aptbb 9
o'clock, at 200 1st av.
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YOUNG LADIES TO LKARN AND ENGAGE IN
telegraph operating; steady employment and fair sala
rle? when qualified. NEW YORK TBLEORaPH IN
STRUCTION. 31 Park row.
Y_OUNG LADY WANTED IN OUR SUIT DEPART
ment; one that can make alteration* and act an assist
ant saleslady. Apply to W. K. PEYTON, 272 Bowery.
ti - kTrst claaTWerators on laThes-!: n
ij<)derwear or Infanta' clothing will recelye the very
highest salaries at EHRICH'S. 287 and 280 8th ay.
en salbsladiks to attend o'mallrVs
C/Ufancy store, 201 6th av.; will open May 5. Apply
Monday at 101 llndaon St.. New York.
?fTwA iSTRAWS E W ER8. BLOCK" AND alteration .
J.UUalso straw and felt hat pressors. THEODORIAN'S,
346 Weil 42<L
fTTri EXPERT " SHIRT MAKERS WANTED?AT
XUU Keep's >hlrt Pactory. 105 und 107 Mercer st. ; splen
did accommodations: well lighted and vontllittod: steady
work all summer und good pay to first class oporators. Call
all the week.
200
OPERATIVR8 ON WHEELBK A WILSON AND
Domestic machines, foot and steam power. Apply
H. M. CLAPL1N A CO.'S workrooms,
42 Leonard at.
SITUATIONS WAMTBD-NALE!).
A*"?TO IIOTKL PltOPKIETORS.-WANTED, A SITU^
? ntlon by a young man of 14 years' experience as man
ager and chief clark In the principal city hotels and sum.
msr resorts; Is a competent bookkeeper and good penman;
references given from first elasa bouses. Address LONG
BRANCH, Herald oAica.
A YOUNO LAWYER, WITH SEVERAL YEARS' EX
XXperionce In a law office, desires employment to attend to
office business. Address J. P. P.. 330 West 14th st.
MERICAN LAD OP 15 WANTS ACTUATION A8
office boy in a wholesale house. Address NELSON, box
620 Post office.
YOUNG MAN, 17 YBARS, LIVING WITH HIS
parents wishes a situation in some business. Address
M. D., 10 Wait 34th st.
YOUNG COLORED MAN TO MAKE HIMSELF
useful; good city reference. Address HONEST, box 135
llerald Uptown office.
A YOUNO MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS BAB*
tender; best reference from last employer. Call, or ad
dress CHARLEY GILMAKTIN. 120 East Houston St.
A REPINED AMERICAN BOY, 17 YEARS OP AGE,
with a slight knowledge ol and talent for musle, desires
a position In a music store or with a gentleman of business;
opportunity for improvement more an object than salary.
Address HARRY, H72 Larramer St., Oreenpolnt, L. I.
GENTLEMAN OP OOOD ADDRESS. K.XTBNSIVE
acquaintance and experience desires a position In a first
class hotel as manager, superintendent or elerk. Address
USEFUL, Herald offioe.
middlkIaTikd OENTLEMAN, GRADUATE OP A
law school, wishes a situation In a law office or at Junior
partner. Address BLACKSTONE, Herald offioe
A COMPETENT LAW COPYIST.-ADDRESS, IN AP
xLpllcant's handwriting, stating wages expected, W., box
ISO New York Herald office,
A YOUNG COLORED'MAN WANTS A PLACE AS
waiter, in a private family or boarding bonse; first class
dly reforence. 100 West 30th St.. second floor.
F~ IRST CLASS COOK. AND CARVER WANTfTTHITU
ation In the city or country. Addraas MILLER, 148
South ftth ar.. near Spring.
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION AS COL
lector; best referonce and security. Adnrens, for three
days. FRANK, llerald office.
SITUATION WANTRD-BY A PIR8T CLASS FRENCH
inan who understands his business thoroughly: six years'
city reference. Address C. D., box 100 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
T'~<r~HOfEL8 AND RESTAUBANTO?PIR8T CLASS
head waiter, speaking French, i-.ngiish and German,
wauts a situation; city or country. Address P. P., 20 West
4th st.
"OTANTBD-A SITUATION, BY A NEWLY LANDED
TT young Frenchman, in an American family; give French
lessous to ehlidren and do geueral housework. Address M.
ETM. chaotagnek, No. 430 7th ar.
W/"ANTED?BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED MAN,
TT a situation as timekeeper, porter or watchman; refer
ence and security given. Address 8., box 100 Herald office.
Young man wishes situation in kitchen
to assist; can cook; reference given. Address, three
days, J. L., 04H Do Kalb av., Brooklyn.
TA~Q~EAST~?T!I ST.-A MAN AND WIPE AS
iTUmlwr and good plain cook, washer aud ironer. Call
for two days at proseut etnplu>er's.
CLERKS AND SALESMEN.
A DENTIST," WITH MODERN INSTRUMENT8,~"FA
xVmillar with metal works, wanted to conduct a long es
tablished. prosperous establishment; also clerk to learn;
applicants will state name, age. experience, references,
wages. DENTISTRY, Herald Uptown office
A~ ~ PAINT 7) ILAN D~W 11 ITE~LEAD SALESMAN IS
open for engagement. Address PAINTS, box 117 llerald
office.
FEW "SAMPLES OF GOODS WiLL BB TAKEN BY
advertiser on a tour through Middle and Wwtern States
Address VaLENTINK, Herald office.
GENTl KMAN FROM VIROINlA~WITH THE REST
of references, wishes to work In a commission house;
csn command a small trade In trucks: will do anything and
work cheap. Address VA, Herald offioe.
A" N EXPERIENCED 8TKN<) G RAPHBR sF.F.KS EM
ployment in law or mercantile offioe; bookkeeper. G.
GAIL, 130 Clinton place.
GERMAN >277 WANTS A POSITION AS ASSISTANT
bookkeeper, porter, entry or shipping clerx; a good
marker and quick at (lgnres; best references (A. T. Stewart
and other*); security if necessary. Addross punctual,
box 300 Herald office. *
AGENTS AND SOLICITORS WANTED-acoident,
plate flt?? and stenm holler insurance. KNICKER
BOCKER CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY, I7B
Broadway.
YOUNG MAN, PGR A NUMHKR OP YKAR8 IN
tit* rstall fancy, dry goods and millinery business, wants
a situation aa dcrk or salesman; thoroughly experienced
and cut tarnish bait relerenoe. 8. T. M? Herald Uptown
office.
YOUNG MAN OK 90 YKAR8 OP AGE, WITH
Inr^e roramrrdnl connection* In Europe. Just arrived,
?Miklnc and corresponding German, French, Dutch and
English, wishes a position M clerk. Addreae T., box 1H2
Herald office.
A YOUTH, 17. RESIDING WITH PARENTS. RPEA KS
French, wliliea a iltuatlon In a tea nouse for office work ;
drat clan* reference from laat employer. ANXIOUS, Herald
Uptown.
OENTLEMAN OP LAROE~BUSINESS E'xPERT
enc-3. expert accountant, barer or superintendent la any
business, want' a poiltlon; No, 1 reference. AdilreM
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. box 230 Herald office.
HIGHLY EDUCATED uENTLBMAN. THOROUGH
It acquainted with Russian, German, English, Prench
and Italian languagea, a good penman and translator, seeks
employment; beat references. Address VICTOR, Herald
offioe.
THOROUGH BUSINESS M A N^V^'jFrfTA POSITION
In the country. In store or factory, as manager or clerk;
One comet sololat and band leader. Address MANAGER,
box 107 Herald Uptown oillce.
GOOD BOOKKEEPER. WHO H~A8 $2,000 IN
cash to loan on security, can obtain a permanent posl.
tlon as cashier of a manufacturing company: salary $1,000
first year, besides commissions. Sand address wliero per
sonal Interview may be had. to box 920, Pittstnn. I'a.
GOOD SALESMAN-'fO CANVASS O.N COMMI8
sion; referenoes required. Gall at 3U Broadway, Mon
day. between the honrs ol 10 and 12.
A?A PARASOL SALESMEN WANTKD; MUST
?have had dty experience in that capacity; no other*
need apply between 11 and 12 A. M.
STBKN BROTHERS. 367 Oth a*.
Bookkeeper wanted, address, stating
references, age, experience and salary, W HOLKBALE,
Herald office.
Drug clerk, thoroughly competent, li
censed, first class reference, desires a permanent situa
tion. Address OPII, Herald Uptown Branch office.
DRY goods SALESMEN WANTED POR THE
blaek roods, shawls and dress roods departments; also
an expert lor parasols. D. COWAN, 4H Newark, Jersey
City. ______
Drug clerk wanted-uxmarried man, and
with city reference. Address G. It. C., Herald Uptown
office.
fl*XI'ERT BOOKKEEPER' WANTS POSITION IN aN
lioffire-Quick and correct; expectations moderate; iec
onimendatlon* from last employer. Address JUNIUS,
Post office bex 4.74U.
/GENTLEMAN. 30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE BANKING
VXand commercial business, aeeka employ inert; Hrst rlit-n
bookkeeper, alsu first class eoiTMpotldaat; VilHif to die
charge both these dnparimenta: thoroughly competent; un
doubted references: highly recommended; salary, $17 week.
Address R.. box 11)7 Herald office.
17XPKRtlCN0lD~ BOOKKI' E P P. R open TO EN
Pigagement. flrat clans references; moderate salary. Ad
dress KELLOGQ, Herald office.
TOXPKRIKNCED BOOKKEEPER WANTS EVENING
rjwork. writing up or examining books or Intricato ac
eoiiuts. HAL, llerald office.
MU SIC A L.-T WO RET INK D GKNTLBME N (ONE
uaasoi, with acceptable voices, to join quartet club
forming In Harlem; terms moderate. Address Immediately
with references. I'UITION, llerald.
GALKBMaN" ~W ANTE it.?A RT1 PI CIAL PLOWRRS,
Omllllnery ; energeile young man, acquainted city milli
ners. Western. Eastern merchants; able to travel smartly.
Answer, with referencaa, expactatlona, ACTIVITY, Herald
Uptown office.
SALESMAN ACQUAINTED wl TH HA ROW ARE",
agricultural and house furnishing dealers ran make good
commissions selling a few specialties by sample: only good
men wanted. Addrees, with referenoes, HARDWARE, box
3,71ft Poat office, New York.
(SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. AGED
tT.il ; knows bookkeeping; speaks English, German and
Krenchj quick aud correct at figures; has been employed
five years In hanka : first class references; moderate expec
tations. Address P., box 107 llerald office.
s
'ITl ATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. AOED23.
. 'in a whole sable hon e or ofllcr : good penman anil sci u
rate at figures; can furnish unexceptionable reference and
seenrlty It desired. Address SAMUEL, llerald office.
UITI'ATIGN WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, 2H
Jjyearsof age; bus a general knowledge of liasiness; had
fttnerii-ncn in selling gooda and managed a business of
$lfto.0oo a year; can luruUh good reference. Address D.,
box 200 Herald office.
UALKSXKN >ANTED-BY~ AN OUt7)K TOWN
Oiiunse; oue to take charge ol parasol department mid
two lor gentleman'a fnrnlsliinir: fhoaa experl*?-ed in shirt
rutting preferred Nona but active men need address, with
-a. ?I IIAMTIHlUll fd^
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CLERKS AND RAliEBVIBR.
ToUibbon and notion salksmen-a kare op
portunlty.?Two vacancies now open for lint class sales
men and stoekkneper* to be head of slock In a leading re
tail Broadway hoime Address PEBMANENT, ttatiou I),
?tmluir aira and reference*.
ffwfSSi" SALESMAN^ WANTED. TO A GOOD
V practical sale?m>?n. who fully understand* the business,
a permauent situation and liberal MiUr.v will be given.
Apply, with reference*, to 8. II. HROWN. room 534 Roan
more Hotel, antil Tueaday, Kay 1.
ANTED?A YOUNG MAKWHO HA4 HAD HOME
experience la the importing aad Jobbing of artificial
flower*. Address J. G.. station A.
ANTED.?PARTI~H WITH $25 OaN TiaVB THE
agency of new good* that aell everywhere. Hoora 4,
Freight Depot. corner Centre and Franklin.
ANTED-A~LIQU0R .SAI.E8I.AN. HAVING A OITT
or uearby trade, to tell a specialty that will not inter
fere with his present engagements. Address. with particu
lar*. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Herald office.
a"nted-ciTy~trvvki,i.ki< For ladies' in
der garments; best references or security required. 13
Wooster *t.
\T7ANTED?A GOOD CARPET SALESMAN: ONE A0
?? quaiuied with tbe retail trado. Apply to H. THOMP
SON, 4? Montgomery St., Jersey City. ________
ANTED-A Cr.ERffTOf GOOD EPILATION, Wlio
write* a clear hand. Answers, stating ?se and nati on
ality, with reference and specimen o! handwriting, to ho
ftddrenned to box 4,185 Po*t otflce. Salary. 410 per weei.
ANTBD-AN EXPERIENCED SaLToILADY _ IN
the embroidery department; only such having had ex
perience need apply, oil RICH'S, 287 8th ?r.
W" ANTED?A PUSHING YOt'NG MAN A* flALRR
man; one acquainted with tbe merchant tailoring
trade ?t tbio city and vicinity. Rtato reference and salary
expected to EMPLOYER. Herald office.
WANTED-TViTI ATI ON 11YA young man, in a
wliolcaale millinery or furnishing goods houce. Ad*
dress II. K. S., Herald uptown officii.
Wantkd-a" good outdoor salesman. FOR
city and nearby trade, te sell due dres* shirta; such
having an established trade preferred. Address, wllli ref
erence*. SHIRT SALESMAN, Herald office.
"UTANTED-A P"BASON EXPBBIHNC K 0*1 N~P RINT
Tt Ing paper* to aet as talesman. Addresa PAPER, box
115 11 erald office.
AN7ED-A SALESMAN WELL ACQUAINTS O
with the Jobbing grocery and provision trado In New
York city and vicinity to introduce new canned goods. Ad
drei* J., box 1<)8 Heraid office.
WANTED?A OLBBK. IN BOND AND MORTOAOK
iiusinert: must write rapid, handsome hand. Addresa
SALARY A INTEREST, Herald office.
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS ASSISTANT HOOK"
keeper. Address. stating salary expected, age and
reference, II.. 1'oat office box 1,176.
WANTKD-EXPBBIBN<> d salesm'an, "to sell
fruit extract* to confectioner* and soda fountains iu
the city : horse and wagon furnished; satisfactory security
required for liorae, wagon and harne**. Address C. D., box
8,H77 Po*t office.
WANTED?A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING SALES"
man for a manufacturer or wholesale house; prefers to
tell oo commission In connection with present business; I
Bin an American and have plenty of money to pay my ex
8onsen and can give the best references. Address HORACE
REF.LKY SEYMOUR, Herald office.
WANTED?riBST O&ASB SALESMEN FOB SILKS,
dress goods, linens, Qoraettlc* and laces. Apply to
JOHN E. KAUGIIRAN A CO., No. 7?3 Broadway.
WANTED?A MAN, 85 TO 40 YEARS OLD; MUST BE
a good penman and a thorough bookkeeper; references
required. Address, giving reference* and stating salary ex
pected, box 2,100 New York Post office.
WANTED?A LIVELY YOUNQ MAN IN A RETAIL
fancy good* and gentlemen's (tarnishing store. Only
such aa can give good reference and not afraid of work
or late hours need apply, by letter, stating rcfetenco, Ac.,
A., box 108 Herald Uptown Branch office.
ANTKD?AN EXPERIENCED MANAGER IN A
retail fancy goods bnsiuess: also several saleswomen.
Apply, between 0 and 11 A. M. Monday, STIEBEL'S, 345
6th av., between 21st and 22d st*.
WANTED-GROCBRY SALESMEN FOR ADJOINING
State*; only experienced men need apply. Addre** H.
C., box 5,835 Poet office.
WANTED?A BITOjMTION AS SALESMAN, RECEIV
ing. shipping or general dark; first class recninisonde
tions from last employer; salary $10 or $12 a week. Box
211 Herald office.
COACHMEN AND GAUDENER8.
S gentlemA*fTWTsiTKs "?o pRocifitE a Flack
for hi* coachman ; excellent reference* given ; 11 year*
witli subscriber's father; only left on breaking up of the
establishment. ELLIOT SMITH, 50 Wall st.
AS COACHMAN.?GENERALLY USEFUL MAN;
(even ytars' city retereuee. Adarea* L L.. 437 We*t
25th st.
A MARRIED MAN. 29 YEARS OLD, NO FAMILY,
wishes a situation as gardener or farmer; the wile as
cook or to do general housework; good references. Ad
dress, for three days, 13 Morris st.
JOSEPH 0BRASCHT.
AS COACHMAN?BT COMPETENT MAN; SIX YEARS'
city relurouce Ironi Into employer; leaves in conse
quence of the family leaving this city. Call or addre**
COACHMAN, 5 East 10th *t.
AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN WANTS A situation
as first olas* coachman and groom; best cltv reference.
Address CHARLES, box 178 Heraid Uptown office.
a gentlemajTIvTsheTto" PHOCUBE ~A"SITUA
.iYtion for his coachman ; belt city rclerence. Apply at 50
West 20th st.
A COLORED YOUNG WAN WISHES A PLACE TO
drive or take care ol horses: no ohj ctlon to the coun*
try. Addres* ROBERT CAIRNS, Herald Uptowu office.
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A SITUATION IN A PHI
vate family as footman or groom. Call at or address
No. 128 West 18th st.
COLORED YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION
as coaclunan In a private family; thoroughly under
stands his business; can give best city reference. Call at
or address 40 East 53d St., In livery offieo.
BY A YOUNG MAN (AMERICAN) AS COACHMAN
and groom ; is a safe and experienced driver; under
stand* the proper care of horses. vehicle* and harness lit
everv respect; can mtlfc. do plain gardening. speaks tier
man; thor>uirbly understands hie dntie* in a private family;
city or country: will be found willing and ohlliring. Call
or address, for three davs, O. K., No. 40!) 7th nv., corner
Mm ?t.. in paint store.
ClOACIl.MAN AND GROOM, BY A YOUNQ PROTES.
Aunt married man; twelvey years' first class city refer
ence. Call at or address present employer's. No. 7 North
Washington square.
(COACHMAN AND GARDENER?SINGLE; VERY
Shandy on a gentleman's place ; ref-renco nood. Addreu
JAMKS, box 1(U Herald Uptown Branch ollleo.
CIOACU MAN'S SITUATION WANTED?BY AN KX
^cellent man, with flrst class testimonials; present em
ployer disposing of hone*; city or country. Addreu or call
on MICHAEL. No. 8 West 44th It.
CIOACHMAN'B SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPE
Jrienced man; sober. trilling, reliable; Protestant; age
80. Call at or addran 230 West 41it at.
Florist and gardener <m ahrTed) wants a
situation on a private plsce; understands the builnou
thoroughly Addreu KLOltlST, IIeruld odice.
GARDBNER^BY a GERMAN, MARRIfcD, ONE
child; thoronghly understand! bis business In all
branchea; beat reference. Address J. It.. Herald office.
IWaMT TO AOTXfhsi AS COACHMAN "AND
(friHtm, ooontry preferred; I understand iny business per
fectly well; two veara'beat roferonoe from my laat place.
Aildre-a Z., box 120 Herald officii.
SITUATION WANTED?AS CO A C11M A N~Tm d?a^
dener ; milks, ploughi and prones; strictly temperate;
flrst claa* reference*; like a small cottage. Addreu M. T.,
Herald office, for two days.
SITUATION W ANT E D?BY~PR A? jTICAL GARDENER
and farmer; 23 yean' experience; understands green
houses, graperies and Mowers and everything connected
with a gentleman'* place. Addren B.. box 024 Yonkeri
Post office.
A.N TED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A
sober, steady man ; understands his business In all In
w........ .
branches; seven year*' city reference; mi objection to
country. Call on or address for one week, JOHN i'OOMRY,
care Truphagen A Co., 4tK> Bowery.
W"ANTED? By~A~RESPEi;TAHLK YOUNG MAN A
posltiou as (room. Call at present employor'i, 40 West
IfHb st. ,
WANTED?FOR COLORE") MAN. A SITUATION AS
coachman and groom; has benn twelve years lu my
employ. Address 0., box 171 Herald office.
1(111 WEST 2fTH ST. ?HUSBAND AND WIFE
X?i\' (French) In private family; first as coachman and
waiter; the Utter a* chambermaid andnorse; belt,refer
eacsi' VAddreu, by letter, F. L.
HMJ WANTED-HI VLBli
"jk DV'ERTfSfK<T*^'Ainr HUB.St'RIPTlON AGENTS
A wanted?To represent Hand's .New York city, lleti/h's
San Franclaco, Hengh'i Chicago and Hengh'i United St'ttos
Baslnesi Directories, and Hcugh'i United States Hotel
(iulde In this city and all the principal towns and cities in
the United States and Canada : liberal and prompt pay and
permanent employment. Apply in person or by latter, with
references, to WALTER HEUGH A CO . Publisher*. 3
Park place. New York.
GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE-IN TEA, COY
feo and .-pices; best plan ofTored. Apply to GREAT
AMERICAN REPUBLIC TEA COMPANY. 81 Barclay at
A" GENTS ? 2.'? MOUNTED CIIRoMOS, fl; 8ELL"koR
R.H. CONTINENTAL CllROMO COMPANY, 35) Nas
mo it., room 83.
A PERMANENT POSITION TO ASM ART C, ATI 10
lie young man aa lalesmau; bring references.
8HEt-.II Y, .13 Barclay.
Agents wanted-male and fkmalk. all
over the United States, to sell the latest improved Pat
ent Spring Scissors; the beat selling article in the world;
canvassers are making from $s to $12 per day: sample pair
sent by mull receipt ot $1. For circulars, call or address
KNOX MANUFACTURING CO., Astor plaro. N V.
ADBMAND FOR TELEGRAPH OPERATOR*,?
I,e?m and take positions; nothing pays better: tau-.-ht
practically, day or evening. THOMPSON'S College. '.'0 4th
?v., opposite Cooper Institute.
CI ASH BOYS WANTED?AT LOUD A TAYLOR''S, COR
/ner Grand and Clirystle sts.
|/H,ORlsTs.-WANTED TO ENOaOK a PARTY, MAI E
P or female, who thoroughly understands the taking
charge of a Moral storu, accnatonied u> first clasa trade. Ad
dress JONES, Herald office.
ANI.'Factuking COMPANY wants OINBRAL
ugents for most salable Hue of goods In America: un
questionablo references indispensable. 2flJ Broadway,
room 20.
M" ~E N 1ND WOMEN 0 UT~ OF I'M PLOY!M E NT AND
with aeasb capital of 2A cents, can do well selling "iir
Hand Hreail Kn?ader ami Butter Worker; i lls at sight.
EUREKA COMPANY. K4 William st . New York.
Pure" teas.-hest terms to agents selling
to families and largo consumers. The WELI.S TEA
COMPANY, 201 Fulton it.. Hew York.
AMPLE AND OTIIEH TEAS. LOWEST PRIOR*
Call or send for circular, the OA NT< )N TEA COM PA N Y,
I4H Chambers It , between College place and Greenwich
it., New York. Agenta wauted.
CM ART MEN FOR EVERY RACE TRACK IN I Nli'ED
t jStates, Irom May to Novomber. Enclose directed stamp
for reply box 3,612 Post office.
T~KBLlY. 17 BARCLAY ST.. HEQ: IRES A FEW
?more good men to seil Prater B oks and Alliums on In
stalments; men willing to work can make good wages; no
capital required.
TO HOOK CANVASSERS.?MEMOIRS OF THE LATE
IV P Bliss now ready, and agents can appl y for terri
tory. A. 8. BARNES A CO., Ill and 113 William St.
WANTED-BOY, ABOUT 1U TEAKS OLD, TO AT
tend In rntidi trnli store; best of relerei ces required;
must live with his parent! i lalary $3 per week. Address
8., box 15ft lleralii office.
WAR MAPS, LAHGP.ST VARIETY, PUBLISHED BY
I-.. HTi I0I-.R, -'J and 24 Frankfort It., Now York. Seud
IIKl.P wamtbd-NAliEI.
nfffuttotiirxmia
? " and 25c. Door ud Window culedtu
M. J. PATON. 37 City Hall plaee.
WANThD-AGKNTS IN EVERY city A*D~town
to sell the best self-Inking him J stamp (aawj over
offered to t' ? public. room 17. No. 0 mnrmy ??,
W^^ante d-you nomen AND BOY.-. FOR ih'sinrrs';
hll our graduates get good situations; write for circu
lar CAHY. W1l,LSON .1 walwortll'd bualnesa Col
legn, southwest corner Union auuare.
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WANTKD-A FIRST CLASS clothing TRTMMER.
tiw a wholesale city bouse: only thoso who have had
experience in large city eatahllsbments need apply. Ad
dre?a TRIMMER, box KM Herald offlee.
WANTBD-A kkw smaktmkn TO SELL our
book* oa Instalments : salary first week #7; mart com*
well recommended. Apply after la
p. F. COLLIER. 23 Day st.
WANTED?a~N AMERICAN BOY FAMILIAR WITH
office duties. Addreaa. tn handwriting of applioant,
P. a T., bos 111) Herald office.
W'tntel^-ayouno man understanding tub
millinery buslneas. Inquire in the (tore at 319 Canal
?t., trom 10 till o'clock. Sunday morning.
"anted^thtrek BOYS FOR "parcel DESK.
JOII.nso.N iiltd. A CO.. 31 and M East 14th st.
anteo-A you'no m AN to takectlargb 01
a Country hotel wlt'i $400. address JONES, Herald
office.
W_ANTED-KIRST CLASS CANVASSERS. ON COM
minion, for eveiv part of the eonmry. Call or addresa
KIRE ESCAPE COMPANY. 233 Bruadway.
WANTED-an ADVERTISING AGENT FOR A DAILY
newiipnper: none uut competent In the builnea* need
apply. Cull 71 Broadway, room 111
WANTED?a~kinuleman as ni(itfltporter IN
a hotel; wages $1<p monthly; roferences. 28 Bowery.
WANTKD-a YOUNG MAN WHO has expkkibncb
In the clothing business and ha* pood reference* Apply
ii. GOLDS'l KIN, 0.1 Myrtle nr., Brooklyn. Can be seen
(Sunday, between 10 and 12 o'clock.
W" antkd-evlii;Y~t e rhon LOOKING FOR BURL
nan on large or amall acaie. Call 30 Park rqw, room 30.
Extraordinary inducement*.
Wonted-boy BETWEEN NINE AND TWELVE
years old to attend door in a doctor'* office ; muat be
tidy, live with parent* and give good reference; location
6ill (iv. and 30th at. Addreaa GAYLOKD, llerald Uptown
ottice.
WANTKD-A STEADY. AO HER MAN (unmarkird),
who ha* ? thorough knowledge ol the undertaking
business Apply on Monday, between tbe hoar* of 9 aud 12.
at 400 3d av.
anointed in Kansas and Texas. Address KBNN&LL,
WANTED-A MAN wik) IS tiiokouohly AO
anointed '
Hsrald office.
Wantkd?<10<)b canvak8ers AT ONCE: EVERY
family will hare it; money In it. william C. ?LLls|
170 ktilton it., New York, io ?tore.
OUNU man'toteabn AND ENGAGE IN tkle
graph operating: Kteady employment and fair aalariei
obtained when uualined. NEW YURh. telegraph in
struction, 21 Park row.
THE TRADES. _
'a ' L"a6t 17 YifARS OLD. WOULD likfi'ts'lkars
JYa trade : he* had ik year*' experience at the iilumhini
trade. Please call on or address WALTER DONNELLY.
No. s 2d a*. _
N vilousk dk8irin (tati bbt"c LASH FORE mas
lor a cooper shop, pleaae addre** FOREMAN, Herald
office.
OOOD MACHINIST DKbIUES TO GO ON STEAM*
ship as oiler. Addreaa R. k. F.. Herald office.
-WANTED, expbiurx<3kd KNIFE cuftbr8~om
?ladles' linen suits. Apply, before 0 A. M.. at MEYER
JONakhen a co.'S, 354 kroadwity.
A" Young man, a first class carpenteh.de
aire* a situation in aome flrat claaa houae or (tore; alao
undurataud.4 the care and management or horses; a good
and eurolul driver: heat relercnce. Addreaa, for throe days.
J. ii., 411 We?t 49th *t.
An arciiitectukal draughtsman wanted
At 2<mi i'realdent at., Brooklyn, Monday, before 0 A. M..
after 7 P. M.
(1arpbnteks' and huilders' ESTIMATES WANT*
Ji-d tn improye store down town. Plans and apeclflcatloni
b Chatham square.
/^kt()m"titl"kta-situation WANTED. BY ONB
v.y'who urnler*'amis the buainesa, wholutale and retail, as
forewoman nnd cutter; enn bring trade. Address M. a,
Shirts, box 142 Herald Uptown office.
IX xpekienced phototlraphy SPOTTERS
!jwanted?at PACIl'S Portrait Gallery, 841 Broadway,
New York.
li\L A YOKING EXTRACTS.?MAN WANTED WHO t'N
r derstandi the manufacturing of flavoring extracts.
Address extracts, hox 117 Herald office.
E" iikpt CLASS cutter.s \vanted. NICOLL, TUB
1 Tailor, 146 Rowery.
H' "oustffurnishino.-TWO EXPERIENCED YOUNG
men In hoiinefnrniahlng wanted. Addre** L. A. ii., box
112 Herald office.
miooitaphic ARTIST"wtnted-A FIRST CLASS
crayon artist and show card designer: also a good solie
Itor who ia acquainted in the trade. COM MOSS A CO., 7
College place.
AOHINIST WANTED?ONE USED TO A WOOD
cutting machluo. Apply at 154 West 10th st., on Tues
day next.
Ornamkntkr, understanding PEARL WORK,
desires position. ARTIST, drug store Wythe av., cor
ner Taylor st.. Brooklyn.
P""HOTOcTraPHY.-wANTED. A filtst CLASS NEO
atlve retoucher at ALM AN A CO.'S, 172 5th av.
S-rruATK>>rwanteit-by a mak'"of long ex
perionce In manulacturin r of ladlea' and children'* *iiit*.
underwear Ac. t good reference. Address, for three days,
A 11. box 148 Herald Uptown office.
To hatters.?wantedt~a thoroughly com
ncteut foreman to takf entlra charge of make shop: must
have experience in One work, both stiff and *olt. Addre**
A. A., box 072 Now York i'oat office. References.
WANTBD-A situation BY a COMPETENT and
experienced cylinder and Gordon preiaiian. Address
J. M., box 150 lieralu ntlico.
ANTED-_FIVK PRACTICAL machinists A8
Hgenta In every Stale to sell an nrtlcle In great demand
and paying a large commission; also a few yonng men
wanted. Addresa W. W. M., 177 South at.
ixtanted?a~FIRST CLASS oarpet and oil
it cloth upholsterer. Apply to JOHN MULLINS, 123
Newark av., Jeraey City.
WANTED-^forptman for A LARUE WHOLESALE
clothing house In Chicago, III.; one who has held a
similar position ; must bo a good pattern cotter, and coma
well recommended. Address C. F. D., box 4,107 New York
i'oat office.
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ANTKD-A GOOD l'UUMBEK. APPLY TO CHAM
BERS A HANNA, No. '>5."> Hudson St.
ANTKb?FI R8T ~OLASS WAIST TRIMMER AND
designer. Appl.v 172 Wig '23d at.
WINBS, LIlillORS, ?C.
ttfo^RvXftDan?sTThTIonzac cognacs ab8
r ram* and best. VICTOR E. MAK1KK. 110 Iteade at
"Watches, jkweliiv , ac.
aT~81 UNION SQUARE ? 475,(100*? DIA.\f6N08j
ixWatches. Jewelry, Silverware. Valuables. Au? bought,
told ftuil exchanged. Loan* effected. Established IS"**
J. tl. BAltUlNGER, Dealer, HI Union square.
Kiirmerly 7115 Broadway.
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Asplkndid stock op unredeemed dia.
monds, Watches ani Jewelry for ?alo at very low price/
at 767 and 7?0 Broadway. II. TKALIL.
TtISbrOADWAY diamonds, watches, jew.
.Aelry, Silverware, Ac., bought and aold; loam nego.
tinted. H. TBAUU
N BLEQANT DIAMOND STUD, VERY WHITE, 83&
MILLS A COLEMAN, 18f> (iraiid it.
Tt 918 broadway7nea1T21 st st.?diamonds.
j\Watch#*, Jewelry, Silverwure, Shawl.-, Ac., bought 11)4
?old; Loans negotiated. Ladies' private office.
LOT OP BillLLIANTST BOUOIIT AT~A MAORI PICB.
mounted In ear knoba, studs and rings, at exceptionally
low price* for cash. A lot of elegant M1 v e r Wedding Pres
ent* .?t prices below wholesale rate*. Several second band
Watclie? very low. Cash paid for Dianmnda. old Gold and
Silver. JOHNSTON, Jeweller, 150 Bowery, corner of
Broome M.
private party having a large pair o*
Solitaire Earrings, with other Diamond* and Sliver, In
pledge, will sell them cheap. V. B. R., bos 180 Herald
office.
ARGAINB.?1 GOLD JULES JURGKN8BN WATCH,
$125; 1 line *tem winder. |W>; 1 do., f05; 1 Ship Chro
nometer, $+1.
GEO. C. ALLXN. 1,190 Broadway, near 20th at.
UMOND R1NU, VEK Y~LAKlFhTo'nK, VEUY FINE*,
unredeemed loan, *175; rent 9400.
MILLS A COLEMAN, 1?> Grand it.
Diamonds, watchbs.'jewelry, silk dresses,
Clothing l'latols. Opera Glnasi'*, old (jold bought. Call
or addreia It. KCLLKRTON, 80 Wo*t 4th it.
C~UBAT~BBaUtY - DIAMOND MASONIC RING, 23
JTdUmond* around an amethyst, $U.">.
MILLS A i;ul,KMAN. 1H9 Grand at.
IF Voir WANT BAKGAINtt IN DIAMONDS, WATCIIKS
and all kind* or rich Jewelry go to LIND0 BROS.', 1,207
hroadway. The WW bought.
ONE* OS DIAMONIIS. rt'RS, AC.?DIAMONDS,
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, stal Sarqtiea, camel's
hair, Bhawln, Hilka, Ac., bought and aold back at very small
advance. GEO. C. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,1U0 Broadway,
near 21)ih at. _ ______
mHE AUVERTISRR HAS A VEUY beautiful AND
L valuable Dlanmnd Head Ornament, of European pro.lue
tlnn. that will be dlapneed of at a very low figure. HINCK
LEY, box 1U7 Herald office.
ATCIIES AND JEWELKYHEI'AIKKDBY FIRST
workmen.
GEO. 0. ALLEN, 1,190 Broadway, near 29th at.
rTf^AUVB CAltAT DIAMOND ring] ALSO a
? )V/.diuen other* (heap. Stable 1-4 Weal l!?th *t.
1l)(i7 BROADWAY, OVEk HERALD UPToWli
.?i\J I Ilrauch nffir#, room It ?I'arlor for ladies; brunch,
1 J)7 Itroadwaj. Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Ac., bought
and aold. LI .Mm BltOS.
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CLOTHtNlU.
CAST OFF ' CLOTHING, A C. ? 111G fl E ST V A L OH
L.paia at ;?(), Nth a?., near 4tb at. Call or address Mr.
Mr*. NATHAN.
A
(iKEAT DKMAND.-?A>,0Oi) WORTH OK CA.sT OFF
Clothing. Carpcta. wanted immediately for Western and
Southern markets. Tbu hi.'heat price will be paid In caah
at Mr. or Mrs. AN HALT'S, |7S 7t.li av.
T B MINI/. S, MB ID AV., NBAK20THIT.?SOFll
Lcent more paid than elaewhore Inr ladiei
?n'? cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry; o
promptly atto.ided toby .Mr. or Mrs. MIMT&
AT H MIN IK'S, 24H 3D AV? NEAR 20TH ST.-SO PEB
cent more paid than elaewhore lor ladlea' and gentlo
ni-n'K cnst-off Clothing, Carpata, Jewelry; orders by mall
promptly atto.ided to by Mr. or Mrs. MIN I'zS.
A T I'LATTO'-, SlHtllH AV., .NEAR 4tlTII ST., FIFTY
^\per cent more than elaewhore will positively be paid for
caU.ofT Clothing. Addrean Mr. or Mrs KLA'flO.
A rT,"f "'GOK.sT PKICI-.S IN AMERICA PAID FOB
i "PS! Me"l','"",n * allghtlv worn Wearing Apparel,
tnliors Mi nt*, Hoota and SkoM, Cavpots. Ac. We poaitively
pay |i)0 per ctnl mure than any other dealer in New York
or Brooklyn. Aitdroaa Mr. or Mrs. CAMERON, 172 Bridge
at., Brooklyn.
A T HARIttfr 1.274 broadway. BltVlkX 820
iVanrl .t:id at?.?Broadway prioes paid for cast off Clothing.
Ac., by CklUnir or addreaalpg H. HARRIS, 1,274.
\ TThNTIoN! MR. COHN, 42<1 7TH AV., BETWEEN
i 1 l.ld and iMth sts., paya the fnll value for ladies' and
gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Carpets.
CI A,R PETS, CARPtkTs,?M. ABRAXB, 874 7TI1 AT
^wlll pay irom 5(ic to $1 50 per yard lor Carpets. I liar*
demand tor them. Call or address immediately.
UARKISONN PAY HIGHEST PRICKS FOR CASTOFf
Llothiag, Ae. 240 7th av., corner 24th at . West. Sue
cotoor* to Kohoiibei ffti.
Wfl VTlr AV. AflOV* 230 St.?PATH THB Hlul!
?i AUMprices for laUija' nd nntltmcB'a eaal of OMk
kUwuuulUCMU, kU. m& Mxt. tilLKLLA

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