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ARRIVAL FROM DESOLATION ISLANDS. SPECIAL TELESBAM TO THE HERALI. Nww Loraog, April 30, 1M7. The schooner Roswell Ring, Captain arrived (hit evening, with cargo of oil. She from Desolatton Islands, via St.

Helena, and brings from latter place despatches for Assistant Secretary of State Seward and Rear Admiral Davis, of tlie National Observatory at Washington, and also a large mail. Late Cape Town papers have been received by her, but contain no news of importance. The Bonwell King has shipped fifteen hundred barrels of oil home since leaving port. NEWS FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Saa Fkamciboo, April 80, 1867.

A deed was filed April 34 In the office or the Recorder of Santa Clara county by the Quicksilver Mining Company of Peaesylvama conveying to the Quicksilver Mining of New York the New Almaden quicksilver mm a The consideration expressed la three and half millions of dollars. The ship Slnrlev, from New York, srrlved to-day. The Aalocrai. for Philadelphia, with 32,350 saclu ef wheat, cleared to-day. MAUfiURATION OF THE 60VERN0R OF CONNECTICUT TO-DAY.

The usual election or inauguration ceremonies of the Governor of Connecticut occur In Harttord to-day. It ban been so long since the democrats have enjoyed the luxury of installing one or their party Into the gubernatorial cbair that the ceremonies to-day promise to be nnusually Interesting and attractive. Most of the military of tbo State turn out, and extra traiaa will he run from all parts oi the State to the capital. The following are announced ae the staff appointments of (he Governor JCxrcutirf Secretary? R. W.

Wright M. Pond, of Hartford; John E. Karte, of New Haven; William EL Tingley, of Norsrtch; George D. Hastings, of Tolland. iutant timer M.

Ingersoll, of M. Ingersoll, of New Haven. Quartermaster M. Charter, of Hertford. faymatttr 8.

Charnley, of New Haven. Surgeon James H. Hoyt, of Stamford. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. II Is rumored that Brevet Major General R.

S. Granger has been assigned by General Schoheld to the command Of the post of Richmond. Colonel Mossmere, ot Washington; William Preeeott Smith, of Baltimore; G. P. South worth, or Pennsylvania, and Bright Smith, of Colorado, are stopping at (he Metropolitan Hotel.

Captain Massachusetts, and James D. Hague, atofp oi Boston, are stopping at the Brevoort House. Lucten A. Tartler, of Costa Rica, is stopping at the Westminister Hotel. M.

B. Almon, of Halifax. N. E. D.

Peters and J. C. Tyler, of Boston, are stopping at the Clarendon Hotel. General Llttlefleld, of Pennsylvania; Captain Wyman, of Troy; General Spalding, or Utica, and Dr. Lynch, of Mem plus, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel General J.

M. Reed, of Albany; R. V. Fay, of Boston, nnd Donald G. Mitchell, of New Haven, are stopping at the Hoffman House.

Senator J. W. Nye, of Nevada; R. H. Pruyn, A.

Van Vecbtou and Charles B. Lausing, of Albany, are slopping at the Astor House. SUFFERING OF SUBURBAN RESIDENTS. TO THE EDITOR OP THE HERALD. The editorial in Sunday's Hbrald on The Mismanagement of Oor expresses tersely but admirably and accurately the public sentiment on that subject.

You say lightly, that railroad corporations have been eo grasping, avaricious and overbearing that they had brought discredit and dis.avor upon and only their own bad policy to blame lor their wn popularity." An instance In point occurrrcd last week on the New York and New Haven railroad, when the spring time table went into effect. lr the travel on that road, now large at to require the running of thirteen passenger trains daily, docs not Increase, it is attributable solely to (be parsimonlousnees or incapacity of the management. Instead of consulting the Interests of stockholders by meeting the public wants and increasing the facilities tor getting in and out of town, the Superintendent, with a wisdom worthy of the eminent Mr. Buasby, baa discontinued one of tbe most convenient of ail tbe which left New York at fifteen minutes past two P. M.

Heretofore persons could eome to the city In the morning, transect business, do shopping, and return by that train. Now, bowever, they are compelled to wait until a quarter to foer P. iw way train leaving between half-past elevan A M. and that hour. The truth ka, this road seems to ruu itself.

Nobody sees a reeponsi Mo official at tbe depot. A few uuderstrappers, with loud voices and much general fuss, howl and bop about, getting In everybody's way. exerting themselves to pack the greatest possible number ol people Into tbe fewest possible cars, and making themselves odious and repulsive, especially to by their rude and insolent manner. The writer has been a daily traveller on tbe rood for some years, lie is aware that in re purports to he a Huperinlendent. who lives somewhere In Connecticut, having on two or three occasions caught a glimpse of the ooat tails of that functionary as leaped from (he oars and siealtbily disappeared through some of the purlieus of the company in Twenty-seventh street If (here be Deputy Miperinlendeni, supposed to be in charge here, he artfully conceals himself from the public gaxe.

and evinces" in an eminent degree an apli(ode "how uol to do it" The annual meeting for directors of the company is noon to beheld. Would it be an impertinence in some of tbe stockholders if ihey should inquire as to whother (heir servants are really not the wrong men In the right place Could the road be worse managed than it ief A TIGER" JUNGLE OF CMS. the Richmond Tlmea, April Between eleven and twelve o'clock on Saturday night number oi the city police, two of whom were dreesad In clllxeiu' made a raid upon building Na 190 Fourteenth street, suspected to be a faro bank, kept by William B. Duke The aurpriee wan complete, aa the uaher, not teeing the uniformed police behind the two dlaguiaod onee, thought the party were In for a wieatle with the unconquerable tiger, and, therefore, without heeiiatiea, opened the door. Without much loan of time the pnoapal den or "ye roaring beaat" waa Invaded, where everything indicated that the game of faro waa la full blast At one end of the room was a faro table, ea which waa a lay out, dealing box with cards in it, and more scattered about, while around the table sat eevea wrestlers, some of whom I aucka at by them, and behind the name waa rented Duke ta bit shirt sleeves, and showing every sign of having been engagod la an interesting deal Duke was made captive forthwith, aad the coatrnband paraphernalia aelxod, aa also tea dollars wbtab were found in the drawer.

The visitors found in the of whom remarked, on the entrance of the pollre, By God' I've been bucking faro for and never caught released upon.giving thair uauies and promising to appear at court neat morning, which promise none of them -wotnplliid with, thereby necessitating a continuance of the cam i aad causing writs of attachment to be Issued demand log their attendance. When lue oaoe waa first called, the Recorder asked Doha if its bad counsel. Bis reply waa that ha had ampktfmi Mr. Johnson, but. aa ha waa not preaent.

it mattei-ed not, for tha aflair was a small one ami would 10 defence. As for himself, everybody knew hie aa uoh, and it would lurn out thai the various atto get hlao Into diihcultv ware founded upon pre.) ad a and persecution. Duke was proceeding quite ewergetl rally in Ma defence wbea Colonel Johnson arrived am I relieved him, aa counsel, of further cause for argumeia NUTIIY AMOaC CJL8ACP TIMES (P. on the Baa Atjteaio Herald. April 10.

Aiteant ion yesterday our city waa thrown lalo great wmeat by'tbe imor that the United States colored groor at San I'edro Springs had mutinied and killed taaooa si of thotr eflcora, aad also that the war baring b- an cat "tied into Allien, many of the negroes were hilled Tbore had been hurrying to and fin among the mtliia etacioned in the city, and were toon ofT at double ajuiflk. The rumors continued growing in number am. (varying in details, until there wow no way of getting tu truth without going to the sent af war. sod wt wen found one Ortflu. we uaderstt the to mortally wounded, hia hqad dplit open with snhre, another wounded tn the ban.

while the negro sergeant who had a track tha bin with the enters was lying dead an the spot where he fell From alliens living in ibe trinity, we teamed that this bad led before the ofBrer the dap, front. Origin, agai 1st the tying up by thumbs of setae of bis corn pen and that the oMcer bad ordered him to hie quarters, wb order Its refused to obey, threatening to report to Geo wet Warn it. betber the officer then etlemptcd to ah. er not. we could set lenm, tent isne.

dwieiy the aer, pant drew his asters and of. then shot the aargaant through the bend, while the toiler officer wa wounded in the band tey still an at her soldier, ia tha wnnume tha whale camp was alive end of bulls "cat The nr The dash and bold near 1 of tha aemor officer pc? wot, aasd aad beloved ha redone much toward quieting dnwn the mutiny, which at one isdicatod aa od acnmi tialo maaearre of Ui in camp. i -sawni Mecwu waa very energetic i examining into tha cnuoae and anrenaming who were isstigatora Fmn Borm Bra, wv At near eight evterk mm night a Are waa disco vered an the second door of the Ave story building No. 'AA Roath street, ocrapiad tey Davis A Rich mood as a The alarm was by the police, and th "reason were quickly at tha i ihiii The damags done the Mock la about twanrad ta the Market, Km, Nra CUy sod other com. Davis A Richmond a.

The lose it amouota I moot Tha sac-w- 1M? in tho Relief In. wrnare Miropvny. aad on slock 11,000 in tha Mar. ffoar front la oceuplod he shipping efftoo. and Kiagsberry'a shipping ma Ant Oooe was occupied hy Bpoonar A deuiera la paint, and Vf A Bnn.

tontor la osatchas Tba build tag IS awn At James Ranker It is damaged about fl.Mff; At nngM ef tha ors a at erasest unknown, i Cm THE TURF. in April 14. Prix dr of 120 sova, for 3 old horses and upwards. Entrance 4 sovs. ouch.

3 year olds, Tut. 4 year olds, tel. 6 year olds i.ad aged, lOst 21b. All to be Bold for 280 Two miles seven It Yoiande, by Flying 8 years, 7si. 31b 1 If.

Sachet's Sibsr, 3 years, 7st. 2 Count F. de Lagrange's Ajax III 3. years, 7sL 3 Mr T. Carter's Trusty.

3 years, 7v. 31b 4 M. Delatre's Alexandra, 4 years, tel. 31b 0 M. H.

l.uuel's Charlemagne II, years, 7at. 61b 0 Pkix de IsiNUORAMFS, Produce Stake of 120 entrance 12 sovs. each, 8 ft 6 If declared the 12th of April. The second home received 16 sovs Colts 8sL fllliee, 8aC 41b. About one mile and a half.

1L H. Delamarre's Patrician, by 3years, tet. Tib 1 M. P. Ail mom's New Star, Set.

41b 2 Mgjor Fridohn's Iiebut, SsV, 71b 8 M. A. Fould's LAda, Set. 4Yb 4 M. J.

Reiset's Cote d'Or, Rat. 41b r. 0 M. Lupin's Ntslta, But. 41b 0 M.

AndrA's 8ix Mai, Asu 71b 0 Count F. de Lagrange's. Ventse IL, 8st. 41b 0 Pmx ds la Ssiks of 400 sovs. for 3 year old horses and upwards.

Entrance 8 sovs. eacb, 6 ft; the second horse received 40 3 year olds, 7st 4 year olds. tec 6 rear olds, lOst. 6 year olds and aged, ltek 41b. Certain penalties and allowances.

A mile and a half. M. L. Andtv's Rut Bias, by West 8 years, 7st. lSlb 1 M.

Lupin's Le Sioulei, 4 years, Wst. 31b 2 M. E. de la Charme'e Normandie, 3 yeais, 7st. 3 Major Fridolin's Fleur de Bols, 4 years.

Sst. 131b 4 M. A Fould's Malvlna, 3 years, Tst, 0 M. Delamarre's Willis, 4 years, 8st. 13lh 0 Count F.

de Lagrange's Atalante, 3 years, "st. Oib 0 Baron Nexon's ClntiuKre, 4 years, HsL 131b 0 Qband Pmx pk of 600 for 4 year old horses and upwards. Entrance 16 sova. each, b. 4 year olds 6 year olds, tet 6 year olds and aged, 9sL 121b.

Three miles and ono furlong. 11 subs. Count F. de Lagrange's Augusts, by du Nord, 4 years, 9st 1 Count V. de I jig range's La Favorite, 4 years, 8st.

111b. 2 Major Fridolin's Uoutran, 6 years, 9st. 91b 0 M. H. Lunel's Eioile Fllanie, 4 years, 6st.

lllb 0 M. H. Delamarre's Vcrtugadiu, 6 years, 9st. 9ib 0 M. H.

Delamarre's Victorleuse, 4 yoars, 831. lllb 0 Prix os Blanot, of 160 sovs for 4 year old horses and upwards; entrance, 6 sova eacb, b. ft Kst. 11 lb. each.

The winner to be sold for 300 sova if for 400 aovs. allowed 9 lb. About 1 mile, 10 subs. M. A.

Desvlgno's Alabama, by Light or 4 years, 7st. 131m 1 Major Fridolin's Plutus, 5 years, Sst 2ib. 2 M. I. Moyse's aged, 8sL 21b.

3 M. J. Reiset's Ambasuadenr, 6 years. 21b. 0 M.

A. Montgomery's Ceramlque, 4 years, 7sL 131b. 0 Count F. de lag range's Marengo, 4 years, Set. 0 IjtTRST AKTTIKO ON TBS FKBNCH 6 to 1 against Montgoubert, 8 to 1 against Trocadero (t), 12 to 1 against Pairlclen (tj, 12 to 1 against Ferragus, 16 to 1 against Fervacques (t), 26 to 1 against Soulouque (tf), 36 to 1 against Vaucbamp (t).

Mteeple rkwains In Ilnnsnry. Pkstb, April 7, 1867. The Pesth Steeple-chose Spring Meeting was held on a splendid race course, situate aliout two miles from tbe city, on tbe Pestb side of the river. The ground being sandy, was In excellent condition, spite of tbe late beavy rams. A capital grand Btand and ring, spacious stabling, saddling and weighing rooms, gave evidence of good taste and thorough acquaintance with turf requirements on the part of tbe Jockey Club committee, and tbe list of horses and riders promised a good day's sport.

Four out of Ave starters in the first event positively refused nor could all tbe exertions of their riders, conlinuod for more than ten minutes, get them over, through, or even info it. But the fifth horse, a swerving, timid brute, was rdden by an Englishman, Mr. Greville Bartons, who, in spite of a nasty fall over timber, several baulks, and a stern resolution on tbe part of the quadruped be bestrode to jib at evory thing, managod to cram bis beast at the ominous double, gut safely over, ami won in a canter. Mr. 8artoris rode both steadily and pluckily, and well deserved tbe applause showered upon bltn as he went past tbe stand.

Count Ivan Bzapary won the second race by splendid riding, and a capital race it was, for you might have covered the four who rode it "with a handkerchief all through; and tbe third event, a hurdle race, was won by a Hungarian groom, promoted to jockeydom from peasantry, who punished his horse in a style seldom seen came in first by hair an upper lip. A great many ladles were presentlight blue plush being the prevalent all dorJr, Including many pilgrims from Vienna. Count Raul Foetetics acted as starter. BURNIN6 if CENTRAL RAILROAD BUILDIN6S IN SYRACUSE. Strjcvr, April 30,1807.

Tbo Central Railroad wood abeds at this place caught fire tbli morning, about live o'clock. About one thousand curds of wood, sheds, and eight caboose can were cooHiimed. The entire lose will be from $10,000 to $15,000. The fire is now burning (at ten o'clock), but la under control. MA TLB FOR THE PACIFIC.

The ateamahip Ocean Qaeen will sail from this port on Wednesday for Aaplnwail. The malls lor Central America and the South Pacific will close at half-past tea o'clock on Wednesday morning. The Niw Tors for the Pacific? will be ready at balf-past nine o'clock in the morning. Single copies, In wrappers, for mailing, six cents. Broadway and Ann street MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Canard mall steamship Scotia, Captain Jodkins, will leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool The mails for Europe will cioao at half-past eleven o'clock on Wednesday morning. Tha New York for he ready at half-past ten o'clock In the morning. Mingle copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing, six cenla Broadway and Ann street MIRCEliliAKEOUS. REAL HEALTH BEVERAGE. HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT STIMULATES SO LITTLK THAT THERE IS HO UNPLEASANT REACTION.

I have bean a sufferer for many years from NERVOUS DTSPEPSIA and CHRONIC SORE THROAT. My daughtsr, Mrs. Stephenson, of No. Buckingham street, Is also an I persuaded In aqpd for some of HOPE'S MALT EXTRACT, gave ma three or four bottles, and I AM so MUCH PLEASED WITH ITS EFFECTS tbat I to give It a trtel. I have tried ee many things without benefit that I have become quite discouraged.

I FELT the MEED of seme, thing to strengthen me, but all kinds of ALB, PORTER and WINE DISAGREE with MB; but HoTa Mall Eitraet la justtbe TBI NO I need; IT SO LITTLE THAT THERE IS NO UNPLEASANT REACTION, AND DORS NOT TURN ACID UPON THE STOMACH. (Follows order.) MRS. H. L. CHAMP UN.

Basal. Conn April IS, liC. OOOD TO A CONSUMPTIVE CONSTITUTION. 1 avail myself of the opportunity to state that HofTs Halt Eitraet has do as a GREAT DEAL of good to my CONSUMPTIVE CONSTITUTION. I shall be happy le RECOMMEND It always.

F. O. WEBER. Era merino, Maaa, March IS, 1IW7. PRICE 9t FEE POlKN.

ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. HOTP'S HALT EXTRACT DEPOT. NO. MS BROADWAY. by physicians of all tubobirs.

There Is nothing equal ta the way of a plaster te the POROUS PLASTER of Mr ALLOOCE. Everything la r' about them. Tbev are the fleeter of the day. and St type of anr preoeut adran iaasal la aetonse and art la mrtbma weigh, kidney affstottea, gout, rheumatism and teen! deep see let galas they permanent relief. F.

JOHNSON. an "Teghjal Remedies Pi em a personal knowtodgo those plasters ws sob state toot they am tertaed ly pisf'iahts to aay other la nee. by the use at a piaster we A-Long -human main tgfift. tote i Pk. khan nm jjc? mi.

sat a Ninth Williamsburg ABSOLUTE DIVORCES AMD SEPARATION9 FOR ILL treatment and abandonment duly obtained MARCOU, Attorney. 24 Dunne street. Four dual obtained alnoe January. No charge In advance. BUNIONS.

ENLARGED JOINTS-ALL DI3VV esses of the teet cured by ZACHAKIE, 76U Broadway. (30RNB. BUNIONS BAD NAILS, CORED BY Dr RICK, 68 Bowery, Bank Building. Rice's Axiuihilator cures Corns, Buuions. DOoenU.

HENKY A. DANIELS. SUROBON. 184k ington radical cure without, enuatic, or detention from business, for piles, fistula, diseases of pelvlo viscera. Deformities of eps, a use, face and person.

Office hours from to 13. HILL'S HAIR CENTS; LACE OR brown. Instantaneous, natural, best and cheapest; quantity equals any dollar sise. Mill's Arctic Ointment cures bums, piles and all akin diseases Depot 116 John street. Bold by all druggists.

OLD BYES MADE NEW, WITHOUT DOCTOR OR medicine. Bent postpaid on receipt off 10 oenla. Address Dr. E. B.

Foote, 110 Lexington atenuo, corner Twentyeighth street, N. Y. Comfort and cure for the Ruptured. Rant postage paid on recelul of IQceala. Address Dr.

E. R. Mote, 1M Lexington avenue, ooruer Twenty-eighth street, V. OonlHlential Information for the merited. Bent sealed envelope for Address Dr.

E. B. Foote, author of Medtual Common Sense, book 400 paces. $1 SO. Sent by mail.

110 Leinsgtou awenue, corner Bast Twenty-eighth street. N. V. FFIC1AL DKAWINOB OF THE GEORGIA STATE Lottery, for the benefit of tbe Masonic Orphan Home. OXOKUIS HTATK, 110, AratL 30.

1807. 82, 9. 6, 18, 4, 67, 19. 14, 28, 34, 48. oaneniA 111, arr.it.

30, 1861. SO, 03. 8, 2, 60, SO. 33, 15, 49, 39, 26. 68.

HUrri.KHKNIART 120, APH1l30. ltStJ7. S3, 48, 94, 63, 19, 71k 67, 88, 28, 3, 31, 63. M'lT! 131, APRIL 30, I8H7. 81, 59, 73, 68, 29, 87, 60, 74, 83.

17. 46, 40. 4 55. B. BOYD A Managers, Atlanta Ga.

MctNTYRE A CO, 136 Chatham street. N. Y. RESTAURANTS. tETER'S AMERICAN RESTAURANT, PABbAQR DEB UK1NCE8, Paris.

0 DENTISTRY. AMOBT WONDERFUL Extracted without pain; ten years, by benumbing application i narcotization); laughing gas, fresh daily. Beautiful teeth. $1. J.

JAY V1LLEB8, 186 Grand street, near Broadway. A BEAUTIFUL SET OF RUBBRR TEETH. WITH PLUMPERS, TO RESTORE THE NATURAL APPEARANCE OK THE FACE, FROM $10 TO $15. TEETH EXTRACTED BY NITROUS OXIDE OAS. NO EXTRA CHAKOK FOR OAS WHERE OTHHKB ARB INSERTED, AT 216 SIXTH AVENUE, near Fourteenth street, east tilde.

Beautiful continuous gum sets of teeth on Rubber, with plumpers to restore youthful appearance, $8 to $16. Extracting under laughing gaa without charge, when are inserted. 190 Grand street. COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE anaesthetic use of nitrons oxide gas, administer it In the most approved method, do nothing but Extract Tenth, and certainly do it without pain; so 20,000 testify. See their names at tbe oflloe.

19 Cooper Institute. MAKBL "kTARBLEIZED SLATE IN JxL appearance, more durable, half the price of marble. T. B. STEWART.

606 Sixth avenue, between Thirvy-iiflh and Thirty-sixth streets. Marble mantels on hand, of every style and quality, which will be sold for the next sixty days at a liberal deduction, at A. KLABER'8 Mantel Wureromns, 109 East Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, N. Y. Cut this oul PROPOSALS.

TO SEALED PROrOsals, esrh endorsed with the title of the work to which It relates, the name of bidder and date of lti offering, wdll be received at Ibis office until 11 M. of Monday, May IS. for the construction of sewers and crosswalks, to (spec. 30) In Chrystie street, between Division end Houston streets; (spec. 21) in Eigliiy-third and Eighty-fourth streets, between Fourth and Fifth svenues; (spec.

22) In 129th street, between Sixth srd Seventh avenues: (spec. 28) in Slxtv.third and Blxty-fourth streets, betv -en Fourth and Fifth avenues, and in Fifth avenue, between Sixty-third and Seventieth streets; (spec. 24t, III Monroe and Henry streets, between Pike and Rutgers street and hi Henry street, between Catharine end Market streets; (spec. 25) In Water street, between Peck slip and Dover street, and In Madison, between Pearl and Roosevelt streets; (spec. 36) In Suffolk street, between Grand and Broome streets, and in Norfolk street, between Grand und Hester streets; (spee.

29' In 126th street, between Third sod Fourth avenues, and for crosswalks (spec. 23) across Fourth st Forty-sixth street; (spec. 28) from West of Broadway, at Forty.thlrd street, to west side of Seventh avenue between Foriy.fourth and Portv-flfth streets; (spec. 84) in Third avenue, between Fortv-fnmth and Flftv-serenth streets: (spec. 28) st junction of Greenwich and Sixth svenues; (spec.

26) across Horatio street, lower side of Jackson square, and across Eighth avenue at lower side of Abingdon square: (spec. 27) across Third av. enue at 104th and 106th streets, and (spec. 281 across Waverloy place at West'Trnth street, and acmes Oveenwtch street at Horatio street. Plans for tbe above can he seen, and specifications and torms for bids obtained on application at this ofliee.

THOM tS STEPHENS, ROBERT DARKAOn, A. W. CRAVEN. rot on Aqueduct Boaru. Oftkt OnorON Aqrsneer April 30, 1867.

irrtAIWHI A RUSSIAN GENTLEMAN, LATELY SITKA, (Russian drilm employment In nomrcom. rany or expedition: speaks English. Address, for one week, MorlUky, Crook's Hotel. i YOUNG MAN WILL PAY $28 AND UPWARDS TO obtain him a position In merchant's hoife grocer preferred the highest testimonials given. Address Palihfnl, station C.

A RESPECTABLE MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED WITH the city, and neM trade of the city of Philadelphia, wlahes the agency for a manufacturer or importer of fancy or woolen goods. Address Herman 8. Philadelphia Post office. AYOUNO MAN EARNESTLY WISHES TO ACCEPT of any vacancy where promotion can be expected; wages no object, age IN; bookkeeping theoretically understood or would learn the stationery business; unquestionable references. Address Virtue, 266 East at.

AYOUNO MAW. AGED SI, WISHES A WTAUTTON IN a wholesale bouse or In an Insurance office; writes a K. quick business hand. Addreas J. W.

box 106 dd office. A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION TO CARRY newspapers eiiber in New York or Brooklyn. Address William or call at 177 Duffle Id Brooklyn. AN ACTIVE AMERICAN YOUTH OF 17 WANTS A situation; anything respectable; resides with hie parents salary not so much an object aa a rood situaUon. Address or call upon J.

at Mrs. Brower's. 4th sr. AN ACTIVE YOCNO MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS porter; writes a plain hand; Is witling to work and make himself usefuL Good references. Address W.

Herald other. A FIRST CLASS WAITERM AN'S SITUATION a respectable young man, with unexceptionable city references. Address Milton. 257 (th av. All YorNG men wishing employment should rail at 212 Broadway, room 19.

Established under the patronage of merchants. Information free. Help furnished gratis. AYOUNO MAN. AGED 21, DESIRES A SITUATION In hardware, stationery or advertising business; beat of references aa to ability.

Ac Address Integrity, box 114 Herald offlee. AYOUNO MAN. 29 TEARS OF AGE. KNOWING THE French and English languages, wishes to travel as Interpreter for any kind of business, or would travel as secretary to any foreign country. Address O.

Herald office. AYOUNO MAN. OP POUR YEARS' EXPERIENCE, desires a situation in some wholesale or retail clothing influence considerable trade; good referee grveu. Address A. Herald office.

AYOrNO MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS CONdoctor on street ears, or aa bartender or assistant clerk; haa good recommendations, and la strictly temperate; wages no object; If don't please in one week noenargea, Addreas A. P. US Green wtrh ATOl'NO MAN FROM THR SOUTH. WHO CAN Southern trade, wishes to connect himself with snare wholesale or jobbing bouse for the purpose ef acquainting himself with the oustaese- salary not aa object; etty references. Address W.

Druggists, attention-a well educated young man, having two yeare' experience In the drug trade, would Ilka lo Perfect Mmeeir la the bueloees; expeetatlona low. Good reference. Addreas P. Sheridan. MI BRUOOISTS -A YOUNG MAN OF THREE YEARS' experience wants a situation.

Address for three days i. box 200 Herald office SITUATION A TOUNG MAN IN A OROcery or liquor atom; unexceptionable references and not afraid to work. Can he seen at Donnelly' a liquor store, i northwest corner at 96th at. and 10th av. SITUATION WANTRD-BT A TOUNO MAN, IN ANY capacity in a wholesale grocery or commission house; ean keepbooks, references aa to honesty; salary no objeet.

Address T. C. box Herald office. situation, to sell lerioh along the roaile of Pennsylvania sad New Jersey, by man having a large trade Address Coal. Herald office.

SITUATION BT A SINGLE MAN, AS coachman, who understands bis business; a careful driver and a good groom; can milk; will bo found agreeable and generally useful; no objection to the couatry; will be highly reentnmended from last employer s. il ill sea baa 114 Herald office. SITUATION AS VALET. TO GO TO TV llnrope, or to learo some holiness in the city; la a dant Addreas for two days C. No.

II Sullivan at. TXT AN EITU ATION AS BARTENDER, NT A TV ymiaa nan of steady habits. who uadaretanda Ike bualaesa Addreas X. Ileral office. a christian lady, entire riMige of a gentleman's bouse, undoubted refsrsnosa given.

Osnpaasatwa no objsct. Piesse state where an Interview ean ha had. Addreaa. ens week, EriBCOPAL, Herald siTUATiona waivtbd-prmalks. LADY OP MIDDLE AQB WANTS a position la a gentleman's family; is thorough la all of management.

having great axpartence and st Addreaa Housekeeper. bos 1M Herald ur Houfrkeepee's erruATioN wanted-by a lady of awhile ago. in a hotel boarding house ar farnlahed la tporimgh ta any department and iempa tent, having held similar pnaltionsi the keel tf rxfniaasee Addreas I ISP Herald offlee LJITt AVION FOR A LADY tl of reegertahEMf, vho wdl spaad the an mater la the eowatrf, a rewpwftable yens lady iGerman or plsaaaal eddteaa snd modest pretsoabous. also rery expert In every kind need eworh. addre.S data.

a. box HE. SITUATIONS ft COUf.IT BETWEEN CHURCH AMD MUX competent woman, nurse; can take ..1 an infani from its birth; accustomed to the it chi the best of reference from her laat mace, an oe aeeu for Iwodaye. KINQ IN TUB RE8PKOTABLK girl an chambermaid and wailrcae; no objeclioaa to the jountrjr. 5TH FIHST CLASS MRAT AND PASTRY cook, who understands jelliea, soupa and game.

No ohjection to the country. at of city rtfaram given. Call for two daya between 11 and A o'clxk, in the etore. 9 6TH IN THE A PRIVATE FAMILY, aa laundress, by an woman with the neat of refareaooa; the lineal ol French Hating and lares. Call for two daya.

K8HBX THIRD FLOOR, REAR reapaotabfe woman to do general housework in a small family. Can be aeon for two daya. 10 WATTS RESPECTABLE FRENCH girl who apeaka English wlahea to go to the country aa nnrae or chambermaid. Call for two 1 WEST SOT 11 A YOU NO WOMAN AS AO chambermaid and laundress, or aa chambermaid and plain newer; haa tba best of reference. Can be aeen at her present employers for two days.

1 UNION COURT. UNIVERSITY PLACE, BETWEEN AO Ilth and 11th tin Aa first clasa cook In a private family, flood city reference. "I A EAST 22D COMPETENT PER80N, AS A seamstress 'and lady's maid; can dress hair and operate on lirover A Baker's machine; would assist In the care of children. Apply at her present employer's, aa above. "I BOND FAMILY ABOUT TO TRAVEL AO wish to procure a situation as waitress or chamber, inuid for a young girl who haa been in their employ some ime.

Apply this day, between Sand 4 o'clock. 1O WEST 87TII RESPECTABLE OIRL AS COOK, and is willing to assist with the washing and Ironing; can be scan this week at her present employer's. "I WEST S7TH RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT AO girl as nurse, snd can lake enttro charge of a baby from Its Infancy, or take care ot grown children and do plain sewing. Cun be seen this week at her present employer's. 1 STANTON BRAR THE NUMBER A I of recommended German girls.

Mrs. Lowe's German Institute. 1Q BAST 80TH ENGLISH WOMAN IB AO anxious to make an engagement with an elderly or invalid lady as companion; would sew and attend to her household a hss no objection to grown children, or to travel with a lady going to Europe. Call at or address L. at her present situation.

1QTH ST. AND 1ST ST. GEORGE'S MISSION A respectable Protestant girl as chambermaid and waitress. Call for three days. 19 ALLEN ROOM PROTESTANT SCOTCH girl, as nurse and to do plain sewing.

OA CHERRY IN THE RESPECTABLE ZU widow woman, who baa a fresh breast of milk, aa wat nurse; has lost her own baby. Call for two days. (11 EAST SOTH ST. (PRESENT X-L Ldy wishes to gel situation for a young woman as chambermaid and wallresa. or chambermaid and fine washer and ironer; ean be well recommended.

OT SUFFOLK SECOND FLOOR. RE. Xl spectablc girl, to do general housework In a small private family. Call for three days. ROOSEVELT IN THE GROCERY STOKK.XI A respectable girl, to do general housework In a small American family.

Good references. Q1 WEST S1RT YOUNG GIRL, TO DO LIGHT OA chamberwork and watting In a small private family. Can be seen at her present employer's, from II till 8. Of) WEST 44TH BETWEBN 5TH AND AYS. Ox respectable young girt, to do general housework best of elty reference.

QO WEST UTH RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOOx man, as superior chambermaid and waitress; the best of city reference. Call at her present employer's. WE8T 46TII BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TU I A respectable young girl, as good cook and baker and to assist tn washing and ironing; good relerences; American family preferred. 07 WEST 13TH BETWEBN 5TH AND UTH Ol faithful woman, as tirsl class laundress; can do up muslins, and French fluting. Good elty reference worn her Inst employer.

97 WEST 35TII A PRIVATE FAMILY, AS I seamstress; can cut and lit ladles' dresses; also all kinds of family sewing. Call for two days. City references. QQ WEST 218T RESPECTABLE GIRL AS Ot7 chambermaid; will assist with the washing; or will ns cook tn a small private mily; is an excellent baker, be seen at her late employer's. A f) WEST I4TH CHILD'S NURSE, BY A "AX woman who has six years' refarenoe from her last place; is capable of taking care of an Infant from Its birth; is trustworthy and faithful.

Mid in the jewelry oompe. tent Scotch woman, aa Infant's nurse; no objections to trsvsl. 44 WEST 13TH BETWEEN 6TH AND STH In the respectable girl as laundress snd chambermaid or as chambermaid ana waitress; city or country; best of city reference. 4r WEST 31ST YOUNG GIRL. AS NURSE snd chambermaid; Is willing snd obliging.

Can he seen at her present employer's. A 7 WEST 1STH YOUNG WOMAN TO DO chamberwork and waiting; city refercnoe. Call for two days. EAST an LADY WANTS A PLACE FOR A 40 girl who has been with her two years as chamberbarmaid or seamstress. SULLIVAN YOUNG COLORED GIRL, TO travel to Burepe with lady; beat city reference.

Call from 10 to 50 JT7 MAIN RESPECTABLE WO? man; is a good cook, and excellent washer and Ironer; thoroughlv understands her business; good reference from her Ism place; no objections to go to the country. Call for two days. asSgaswas 60 on HtEECKRR FRENCH WOMAN A8 COOK in a small private family has no objection to go In the cnuntrv; can give the best references. Call for two days 70 41 ST BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND 4TH I young girl, as chambermaid; la willing to tate care of children; no objection to the country, The best of city reference from her last employer. 80 WEST 1TTH RT RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman aa cook and to assist with the washing and Ironing; good city reference.

WERT 13TH BETWEEN AND 7TH Ol A respectable girl, to do waiting or light chamberwork or would take care of children snd do plain sewing; no objection to the country or to travel with a family. Can be aeen at her present employer's. 84 WEST SOTH NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS. who thoroughly understands her business, to travel with a family: haa first class reference. Ol WEST 17TII RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT OTt girl.

In a first class fsmtlv. to do chamberwork and sewing or would wslt on aa Invalid lady; three reference from her last place. QC 8TH THIRD FLOOR, BACK I young ami 17, io do cUrmbrrw.rk and welting or chemberwork alone la a respectable private fatally, to rilling and obliging QO WERT SOTH RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO Ov) go ami washing and houaa cloaning; tht boat of refereaee. Q7 7TH BETWEEN 1RT AND JD EXOf perron, aa cook la a private family; reference from her laat place. Q-l GREENWICH OPPOSITE WTH A 571 competent woman aa chambermaid and aneairtrear; la an excellent plain seamstress, or aa Oral daaa waltreae; baa the beet aity referencea.

1 AA HARRISON LADY WISHES to procure a good eituation for a highly rerpectable German girl aa chlld'a aurae and aeametreea, or to do light ehamberwork. 1AQ WEST WTH BETWEEN STH AY. AND 1WO young woman lately landed to do housework or Burning; neat aad a mart about bar work: city or oonntry. 1 At WEST WTH ROOM RESPECTABLE IUt American girl aa aaatnatraaa and to aaalat in light ehamberwork, or take charge of a email child. Call for three day inc: bast sth st-asrespectablf.

woman as plain cook, aadvroald aaalat with the waahiag 1 no WEST SIST ST. (OLD NO. TOCNO PROIUD teriant girl, aa ehamberauM and reamatraaa. or aa to growing children. Call Utto morning from (tell.

1 Afl ST. MARK'S PLACE. STH ACTIVE lUU young girl ae chambermaid aad laundreae. or aa waltreae la a private family; heat city reremnoe. Calif for two dayr IHA HOTELS.

BOARDINO, AC 1UU promptly rutted with good aerranta and Herman gtrie, elty or country. At Largo Aaaertcaa and Foreign Kmployment Houee IflT RESPECTABLE OIRL AS 1U I noree aad ebambermald: good rcferenoe. Call for three day- I WEST UTB PRESENT taetant girt, ea waltreer and chambermaid or uurre. Apply fhr two dare. mWRST WTH ST.

NEAR STH RESPECTabla woman aa fret clarr oook; thoroughly undar her buunoaa; good city referenae; call for two dayamWEST WTH BETWEEN STH AND TTH la tha rear, room No. competent perron, aa nnma and or woe Id do ehamberwork and children; her had many etportonce In tha cart lldren, aadaaa taka or re of a baby from a month old it: II WEST WTH IN THE COMPETENT JL1 mi pfefiotp And won 14 tlmoboy woi can auliZU At and de all kind, of family elty nlwiiii (p 11 BAST WTH ST. BETWEEN ID AND ATS beet roArenao 11Q 1TP-T STH BBSPECT. llO gHS.Tnm*" cnok. wrah and Iron la a pel rata fhiuflT- The reference from her laat place SECOND FLOOB, FRONT ROOM-A 11 Og cmTpetent woman, aa cook in a prime family i an.

dermaada Ha brraehaae, hta the beat of aity reference from her laat piece lie WEST ST A PROTRSTANT GIRL, AS IIO rhambarWd o- rr to take reea ebti SITUATIONS WASTED-FEMAIiBI. UK WEST mil THIRD PLOOR. FRONT ROOM? 0 A lil'' girl, to do eh imberwork and waitiug, oru wuitross in a rci citable boarding house. city refer, enee. Can bo seen for two COLUMBIA BROOKLYN lady wanta a nidation for a woman.

as nurse: aimpotent to take charge of an Infant froui birth; or aa nurse ai.d chambermaid Call for two days. WEST 27TU SECOND FIOOR, BACK rrspeetatile young girl, aa eiiainberma'd and waRrcna, and to e-sisl in tine washing and ironing; can give beat city reference. Call lor two 118 HO BTH FOURTH FLOOR, BACK auperior aeamatreaa. an engagement to do plain and fancy needle work; alao to cut ana fit ladles and rhlldren'a garmenu. at home or at employer'a realdeuce, three daya in each week.

Call at or addreaa aa above. 1 WEST 1STII RESPECTABLE OIRL AS cook, wanher and lroner In a private family; or would go aa good city refeience. EAST BSD FOURTH FLOOR YOUNG woman aa seamstress; cin rut and fit children's dreaaee and do all of faml ly aewing; willing to assist with any other work if necessary; has the beat of dty refar122 1 OO EAST 31RT COMPETENT CHAMBP.Rlw*' maid and waitress: can be teen (or two days at her late employer's residence. mBLBECKER YOUNG LADY OF 18. IN A In anv kind of holiness; hat had some experience.

Addreaa Miss la B. mSD A NEAR UTH RESPECTABLE woman, aa nurae and aeamatreaa; la competent to take charge aa housekeeper; good refereuoe; no objection to go a short distance in the country. 127 WEST 38D PROTESTANT WOMAN AS chambermaid and to do plain sewing. 1 (1Q WEST 24TH ST, CORNER OF TTII REI apectable young girl to oook, waah and iron; beat of city references. "I QQ WEST 24T1I CORNER OF 7TH 1 Zo' smart girl, lately arrived from England, as chambermaid and waitress in a private family; good sewer, and a baby from Its birth; beat of references.

1 OA 13TH BETWEEN BD AND 4TH 1 respectable woman to cook, waah and iron; a good baker and can take care of butter; no objection to tbe country beat of city referenoaa; haa a boy, and will go for amall wages. 135 WEST 13TH ST. BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH A A young woman, aa nurse and seamstress: operates Wilson's i on Wheeler Wilson's maohine, and does all kinds of family sewing; no objection to go to the country; beat of city references given. Call for two daya. VARICK CORNER OF SPRING, SECOND J.OO nurse and seamstress In a respectable family; caa take tbe entire charge of a baby from the month; lately landed from England.

Can beaeenfortwo daya Addreaa M. C. SULLIVAN IN THE RESPECT, able woman, aa wet nurae; no objection to go a abort distance In tbe country. To be seen for two daya. 1Q7 36TH HEAR BD AV.

(NEW NO. B181-A lO I young girl as chambermaid and aeamatreaa; la competent of doing all kinds of family sewing and la a very good dressmaker: best cltv reference. 1 A 7 EA8T 3BTH ST. (NEW NO. COMPE1 I tent young girl as chambermaid and waitress, or chambermaid aud to do tine washing; best of city referenoe.

"1 A AV. YOUNG WOMAN AS GENERAL -LttO bouse worker, a private family preferred. Inquire for two days. Referenoe given. -j KQ WEST 33D BETWEEN BTH AND 7TH A respectable married woman would like to get a baby to wet nurae at her own home.

Call for two days, first floor. 1 nQ PERRY RESPECTABLE MARRIED WO. man who has lost her baby, two weeks old, and has a full breast of milk, wishes a baby at her own realdance can be seen for two days. 1 WE8T WD BETWEEN AND 7TH I'LL A respectable vouug girl, to cook, wash and Iron; first rate washer and lroner. Beat of city ri city reference given from last situation.

1 WEST 29TH BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH ALIO avs second floor, bark young married woman, who has lost her own baby, wishes a baby to wet nurae at her own house. 1 1RTH BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH It IO firat class dressmaker wishes to go out by the day or week, to out ladles' and children's dresses. Two doors from 7th av. EAST 11TH RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS cook; is an excellent baker; good reference given; understands her business thoroughly; no objection to going a short distance In the country. Call for two days.

164 "1 WEST BOTH BETWEEN 7TH AND BTH ut cook, by a competent, steady woman. Can give satisfactory city reference. 166 MCLBERRY ROOM Ifl-A RESPECTABLE as cook, washer and lroner; can give Are en: nee from last place Call for two days. 168 ELM COLORED GIRL, AS CHAMBER, maid, and will assist in waiting. 1 7H WEST UUTH BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TII I respectable young girl as chambermaid and In a private family; two reference.

Call for two daya. mWEST 1TTH BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH an A respectable married woman wishes gentlemen's and Indies' washing at her own residence; can do up ladies' rlnihes In the latest style, such as all kinds of lace, embroidery and French Outing; the beat of city reference can be given If required. MADISON HEALTHY YOUNO WIDOW wishes a situation as wet nurse in a respectable family; best of city reference. Call for two days. 1 7Q 30X11 ST- NEAR OTII RE8PECTAHO ble married woman, as wcl nurse; has served in that capacity before: good city reference.

Cull for two days. 1 7Q EAST WTH young OIRL, A8 oood A I plain cook, washer and Ironer, or would do chamberwork and waiting; ta willing and obliging; baa good city references. RESPECTABLE YOI'NG iOJj girl to do chamberwork and waiting; or chamber, work ana lino washing. Two years' reference from her laat place. 1Q PBINOB BETWEEN SULLIVAN AND 1 I respectable woman, to wash up and make herself generallv useful In a hotel or saloon.

1QT KA8T IOTH LADY WISHB8 TO OBTAIN I sltuaHons for two competent girls: one as flrst class laundress, and the ether as waitress. Can be aeen at her residence until suited, wbete the beat of referepeea can be given. mEAST 10TH LADT WANTS TO OBTAIN a situation for a respectable girl as first clava lann. dress, where she Is leaving on account of the family breaking up housekeeping Call for two daya 1QQ PRINCE 8X- NEAR MACDOUOAL. IN THE AMel thoroughly competent operator on Wheeler A Wilson's machine, would like to have the work of a few more families by the day or week.

Call on or address Mrs. Butte rworth. WEST 21ST RESPECTABLE OIRL would like to go to Newport as chambermaid and fine washer or laundress in a small famllv; understands Franch fluting and muslins. Oood city reference. OAQ wK1T 27TH NEAR 7TH FlRBV ddOej flrst class chambermaid: will do up ladies' llneiies or assist In washing.

Three years' elty reference. on a sx? third floor, rear room'T A respectable young girl aa chambermaid and to do plain sewing. Has flrst class refsrence. Can be eeen tin suited. 208 FAST MTH (OLD NO.

SROOND floor, hark respectable girl, as good pie in (took, washer and ironer. Has good city reference from her last place. 91 WFHT BETWEEN 7TII AND 8TH AY8. flrst floor, front respectable young girl, as chambermaid and waitrees: would aaelst In walking and Ironing. Oood elty reference.

OTA EAST 10TH NEAR ID OIRLS. IT with the best of reference, one aa cook, washer and ironer, the other aa chambermaid and waitrees. Inqalre at their present employer's. Ol A BAST 28TII FIRST FLOOR. RACK ROOM? mIt A respectable voung girl, aa chambermaid; la good sewer and Una washer and Ironer.

Call for two 91 ti WKT tTTH RRTWEKN 7TH AND 8TH as 10 A young woman, aa flfet daee cook. In a private family; is a good baker of breod and blaeul. Can fire good city reference. Ol 7TH TOT'NO OIRL AS WAITRESS; I I would go with a family to tho country; dtv rsfarenee. WEST 21 ST RRTWERN AND ID second floor, front reoprotable girl, not long in tho country, to do cbnmborwork.

aeourt In washing and Ironing, or lo do housework la a email private ramlly: wages not so much an abject as a oom fat table home; beet of dty reference If required; to bo mon for Hro daya. 221 BAirr H8T SECOND FLOOR-A RKSPRCTAbie woman as flrst olase laundress understands loam; can do French fluting; has ike best of city re ferenee. ()()() 7TH THIRD FLOOR, BACK-AS barmaid and waitrees. or to do general housework In a email family. Beet of city references.

Call for two days. 1)91 PACIFIC BROOKLYN -A YOCNO OIRL as chambermaid and waitress in a private family; baa good reference from her last piece. Can be seen for two daya. BANT J7TH A COMPETENT WOMAN, ZoT aa gdod coot, washer and Ironer; Is wllliag and obliging; baa good refersnoe. OAi arm between id and nr.

ewTrl spec table girl, aa chambermaid and to do plain log, or aa chambermaid and to take care of children; best of. city reference, OA 7 BAST 41BT CORNER OF ID RES. A1! pectable jronng German girt, to do general house, work; good olty reference. Call for two daya OA IBP NKaR 1BTH ST -A RESPECTABLE Lt'A woman aa wet nurso; kaa a baby three weeks old; an bo seen for two days. (NEW NO.) WRST WTH CHAMBERmaid and waitress, by a good girl, well mended.

Call at her present employer's. 249 251 rrH AY. BECOND FLOOR. FRONT ROOM. BR tween Mm and 27Ik respectable woman as good cook, end to assist with the washing end Ironing; can nake bread and bieeuil.

Can be well recommended from her last place. OCT Mt MON IN THE AMBRfCAN Zi'll widow woman, as plain seamstress end toasatat In light housework; la willing to go short dlsuneo In the enuntrr; best of city references gh en OC I WRST IflTH FIRST FIdJOR, FRONT ROOM? flrnt pMtry ooOt lo lha rountlT; objection aa nook; wtahaa har boy ill tha honm wltn bar; ha will bn found hotai or boarding honaa A loo a feting who ta a Ian nd anu willing in naaiat In ahambarwofh, with tha baat of wiftfcot in bo In the anrnt houao. Coll fur two dava 81 UATIONS BAST urn ST-WAMTHD. a baby, TO )U nurse. Apply to Mrs.

Murphy, who loot her babfi two months ago. Ofifl MST ST- INEW BO. AM). NEAR 9TH HEOj ond floor, respectable young gin chambermaid and walireaa or chambermaid, and to assist in ibe washing and ironing; has no objection to go with A famd tly to me country for the summer; has three years' refers euoes Iroui her last place. Can be seen for two days.

GROVE JER.EY A competent and highly respectable middle agea ladv, as housekeeper; has been accustomed to the care Os? children auil would not object to the oountry. Address Mis Dunkiey, as abore. Or can be seen until suited. 07C 6T11 WOMAN WHO UND8R8TANDS Xl i) ber business thoroughly, as cook; Is first clasa bread and pastry taker; 110 objection to the country; hast oC city reference. Can be aeen for two days.

07 YOUNG GIRL. AB CHAMBERMAID I and wail or to do chsmberwork and fine washlug; no objection to the country; best elty reference. Calk lor two days. OfiX EAST MTH BETWEEN IBT AND 2D OvJO A respectable woman; is a good plain cook, bresA and biscuit bake; willing to assist in washing and Good city refeienoe. Call for two days.

OTII AY YOUNG MAN WHO WHITES A GOOD hand, quick and correct at figures desires employment In some respectable establishment; only limited salary exoeeted to with oan glee good reference and security if desired. Address F. Barty. o-l SPRING IN THE CHINA STORB-A RE312 sraubto young girl. a.

chambermaid and waitress. wmild Kke cari of cfilldren and do plain sewing; lty reference. Ql EAST 21 ST THIRID RE8PEC0XO fable Protesfant girl as chambermaid and waitress, best of city reference. OI Li WEST 8SD BETWEEN 8TH AND9THAV8 uv a young gtrl as cbambermald ana waitress. aT Lr Ust employer', for two days.

OsYtY WEST 44TU YOUNG AMERICAN ERO323 testant as olmmbennsld or waitress; has best of city references. Can be seen far two days. OOC EAST 880 SECOND FLOOR A spec table Englishwoman as nurse; we who Is taking uU charge of a baby from lU birth; call for two days. nflT WE8T 28TTI BETWEEN 8TH AND 9TH 327 respectable Welsh girl. or to take care of children; Is willing, and kind to children no objection to go In the country.

OOT EAST 36TH RESPECTABLE 331 girl, as chambermaid and waitress. Best of city rerenoet given. OOO WEST 28TH BETWBBN 8TH AND aaa vnrT resDeetable woman as laundreea. either la rpriv.t.7?tUy; the best of city and country reference. QQ 5TH THIRD RKBPBCTABLB.

GOO young gtrl. as waitress, chambermaid or stress; Is willing to make hfirsclf generally tion to go In the oountry. Can be seen until employed. Best of city references. EAST 20TH AMERICAN GIBL, AB o4-U lady's maid, or to Uke ehargeof and Instruct child and sew; la thoroughly competent in either situation; understands dressmaking and halrdresslng.

Best or city refcrences given. CI EAST 12TH NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, 35 JL or as cbambermald; no objection to the oountry, good city reference. BETWEEN STH AND American Protestant girl. In a Protestant Uke care of children and do pliln sewing; most uneicejK tlooable references given. Call for two days at her present employer's.

OX A WEST 25TH OIRL8; ONE AB OOOD 354 plain cook, washer and Ironer, the olhw as chambermaid and waitress. Can be seen at her last employer a. nnn AV COMPETENT LAUNDRESS; CITY 370 preferred. Can be seen at her present employer until suited. 070 2D NEAR 21 ST RESPBCTALR 373 Protestant girl, as nurse and "KJT lngohlldren; has good reference from her last place.

Can be seen for two days. ft1 XV PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN, 401 as seamstress and operator 00 Wheeler A Wilson machine, lias best city reference. rtrs WEST S1ST 8T NEAR 9TH THIRD 402 front room-A smart Industrious girl In a respectable family 10 do general housework; Is first ntte and Ironer and plain cook; good city reierence of four yearn from her last place. sir 1ST AV IN HARDWARE YOUNO 4lO German girl as chambermaid In an American family. GREENWICH UP RESPKO424 table young woman to do general housework or ork; will be careful and obliging; has good reference if required.

Oan be seen for two days. A Oil 18T BETWEEN MTH AND 43U ond Boor, back re.pecUbl# rirt.as washer and ironer; has the best of reference from her last place. in7 COLUMBIA BROOKLYK-A8 WET SUMR I by woman, with a ftwen brwtoT Slk! Can lernt-n the most satisfactory reference aad doctor's certlticate. Can be seen fof twe lays. A OO BETWEEN 38D AND MTH IK the rrnr A young glrl? plain cook; washer and I'mar; f.

a can give beet of city reference from hor place. A on 81) AV BETWEEN S18T AND 32D 8EC439 ond floor-A respectable young girl a. chambermaid and to aasist in tne washing and Ironing, or aschstnbermsld Stress or would tSke care of chtldset end doplela sewing; good city reierence. A A WEST BD RESPECTABLE TO DD 440 chamberwork and walUng in a gro wing family; hen good elty reference; haa no bjeclton to the OOUStry. 1 in WEST S1ST RE8PEC1ABLE filRL AB 440 chambermaid and waitress, or would aislstw th washing and Ironing; no objections to the oountry, bert city reference.

A private family. tm 4TH BETWEEN S18T AND 8JDS 44') young woman as cbambermald and waitress, and to assist with the washing and Ironing: wares oueh an object as a good place. Can be aeen for two days. ut wt) MOST RE8PE0TA8LB 443 young girl, latetv landed, as chambermaid and to assist In the wasblug and ironing. The very best of reltrenee gtyen.

Cell for two days. n-o FIRST CI'ABS WAITRESS OR 47a parlormaid; thoroughly oompetentlu either capacity Best of refereuoos from employer s. i 00 HTH AV FIRST FLOOR? 433 simcUble 'girl, to do chamberwork end plain sewing. tlood reference from her last place. 488 488 519 STH FIRST FLOOR, FRONT-A RE.

young gtrL chambermaid and waitreaa. Good refa enre A QQ STH BETWEEN WTH AND HTH 8TSTOO loom 19? A reapectable Protectant woman, aa Bret class cook; has no objections to the oountry. City i eference. STH PI RUT FLOOR, FRONT ROOM-A a pec tabta young girl, to cook, waab and iron. Uood reference.

a EAST UTH IN THE WET NURSE. by a respectable woman, lately arrived from Mas. aacbuaotta. Inquire of Mrs. McUlbney.

aa above. CO A 8TH WELSH WOMAN. IS AN ACCOM?) pliahed meat cook in all ita branches, soups and all kinda of game; alao all aorta of baking; would go to the eoua. try for the eummer aoaaon. (tan be seen for two daya.

too STH MIDDLE AOED AMERICAN WO(JuO man, aa housekeeper, to do the general housework of a small family, becbelor'a or widower'a. ID AV CORNER OF BOTH RKHPPCTAhle girl aa ohambermaid and to asatat lu the washing and Ironing. til EAST 38TH NEAR RK8PRCTiJt! able youaa girl ea chambermaid and waftnwa; won take care of children; baa no objection to go to the counter; beat elty reference. Can be aean for two days 8TR BETWEEN CD AND CD reepecuble woman aa monthly nurae; In fnlly competent of her bu-lneaa; reapectable city reference Call for one week. GREENITICH ST -A RESPECTABLE PROTeetant girl to do general housework: la a good.

539 602 639 washer and Ironer no objection in no a short distance in the oountry; good city reference. Call for two daya CiTQ ID BETWEEN 44TH AND CTH IN U'lO the fancy drat class one as good cook, washer and Imner. the other aa chambermaid and waitreaa; hare beet city reference. 665 BETWBKN SSTH AND MTH reapectable young woman wlahea a situation to do chainberwork and assist with the washing; boat elty reference. Q.T7 WA8HINOTON STREET.

BETWEEN CHARLES Oil end West 10th respectable girl aa good cook, washer end Ironer; baa good elty reference. Can seen for two daya. 1A UP ONE PLIOHT OP 8TAIBS. BACH I 4-rf respectable young woman as wet nurse haa fresh breast ef milk four weeks old. Call for thro days.

ID SRCOND TOI NO OIRL Al wv chambermaid and to do plain sawing or to takacnr of childrnn; no objection to go In the country. 894 IQi i ID CORNER 7WTH Amerlean woman aa seamstress, would taki cam of children; no objeotion to the oountry. Apply address 8. A. 1 Jin BROADWAT-A YOONO OIRL AS CHAM If) barmaid and seamstress; can operate on A Wilson's machine, and cut and fit children a ns objection to the country; good mferenees.

nan be see for two days. a TOt'NO OIRL. IS TEARS OP APE (AMERICAN A wants a situation la a fprieate Araertcan family i chlld'e nurse or any other light We rcne given. Address Mary, station O. N.

T. Poet pace. TOUNO OERMAN OIRL OP familT who speaks eery little Batfhh, wishes a ettu tton; VlhlS linerr; can cut and irSSS? JidEiSH hairareestng sod sen pn lMMt if-nto ftwcfiUKSi. N. J.

w0ge RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADT WHO Hi worked far Mrs. Chambers eleven years on robes at Children's (nils sad braiding, would wish to do an again I a one atom that would glee her steady work, or In ma children's anile end bmid them: bee Wilson marbles haa an elegant salt of mams; can keen room eipren "or her week If she got a desirable situation; to alter and to suit ladies In a atom would hare no objection; but wot Brfer the work home. All lettbra addressed to Dreatmak i IIP Herald offlre will meet with prompt attention. WANTED. BY A GERM.

1J woman, ea first class French cook; thoroughly nnd stands seen bra nob of the art; best of city reference; a Bret etoaa house. Address M. boi til Herald.