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DRY GOODS, &C.

zoo PIECES OF NEW SILKS, SUITABLE FO
COU the present season win be opened on Mouda
March 5, at Is per yard A. T STEWART & CO., Broad
way, Chambers and Reade streets.
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w ANTED-A SITUATION, BY 4 RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do general housework; is n good
cook washer and Ioner Can give good references
three In her last place Please call at 317 First
avenue between Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets third
floor, front room.
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VIyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w as seamstress or chambermaid, or to do general
housework in small family Apply at 400 Eighth
street
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VNTANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HoUSEWORR;
w German preferred She must cone well
mended from her last place. Inquire at ls9 West Twen
ty second street, corner Eighth avenue.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as good washer AMI ironer aud
understands general bousework and plain cooking Good
references given Inquire at l6s Downing street,
ccnd floor, for two days
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VETANTED--A SITUATION. BY MOST TRUST
w worthy young girl, children's nurse and seam
Stress is very nea, and kind TO children Can produce
country Call at 81 Hudson street. corner Of Jay
floor, front Can be for two days If not en-
gagged.
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UIAETED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, as chembermaid and plain sewer or
plain cook in small private family and to assist the
washing and ironing the best Of city reference given
Please call at 9S West Nineteenth street. between Sixth
and Seventh avenues Can be seen for two days.
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WH GOODS, PER sHP DEyossHTRE, SOLD Al
w auction by order OF the underwritsrs-Just re
ceived elegant double damask snowdrop and figured "a
BILE ct this 5s S. and 8s yards squsre, worth dou.
ble yards wide table linen S. Cd per yard embrcder
ed and tambor drapery Is yard fine yard wide shirt
lis doz ladies' linen handkerchief extra fne Is
apiece, at BuRpETTS cheap store, l91 Grand street
corner OF Mulberry.
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MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, At Wholesale AND
INi retail from 10 TO 90 per cert lss than general
prices, at j. vANDERBILTS y Fulton street Garnenc
made TO order In the best style lie cutting OF psstsooD
hithao difficult has been reduced TO certAie.y, .ri
warranted 10 at in every style o. fashion. Your %
tronage is respectfully solicited. Open until p NJ
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yAyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A WOMAN, AS COOK,
w washer, and roner. No objections to do house.
12s Thirty sixth street, between Second and Third
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ITO WOOD ENGRAvERS WANTED, GOOD WORK.
i man, TO take charge OF an engraving establish.
ent In this city, where the work 70, two monthly
Spruce street, between 10 and IL in the morning.
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w ANTTD-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN. A sTry.
w alton a. lsundna AZ understands her busine.s
veil; OF 10 do the sepsrsi Nonsework Of FAMILY C.n
sve the best Of cly tasccscs. P.es-s CAL 81 Is C,ty
hall place.
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AATANTED-sALEsMEN, IN The SILK, DELAINE,
w print and flannel departments. LORD TAYLOR,
Grand street.
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EITANTED-N A FANCY OR DRY GOODS STORE, A
w situation, by young lady WHO perfectly under
stands her business Inquire at "a Eighth street. first
floor, from to IL A. NJ
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yTrANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w girl, a good cook washer and ironer; is good
baker is willing to make herself useful has no obec
ton ogo short distance in the country Good city
reference. Can be seen for two days at No. Sixth
street, front basement.
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GTTUATI0N WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
- laundrsss, or TO do chamberwork and hne washing
and ironing. Good city reference given. Apply at l64
Ninth street in the rear for two days.
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VTyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w who speaks English, French and German . stu
alton feams chambermaid in respectable IA
my. Best city references given. Inquire at SO West
Broadway, up stars.
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VIZ AN1ED- A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w as cook, washer and ironer, would do general
homework has lived two years in her last place good
reference given Please call at SO West Thirteenth street
back room, frst foor, Can be seen for two days.
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III ANTED-A FARMER AND HIS WIFE TO
w take charge OF o farm the Hudson river near
Catskin. Apply toA H. KEMP, No. 50 South Fourth
street, Williamsburg
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yaI ANTED-A GOOD NURSE, 10 TAKE CHARGE OF
wv two small children. Inquire for Mrs Jeferiee,
No 81 Irving place, corner OF Sixteenth street. between
Third and Fourth avenues.
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w AETEp-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED
w woman, situation In a snail family, to do the
general homework. Best Of reference given. Can be
for two days Please call at 435 Hudson street,
the rear, first floor, bet -een Morton and Leroy.
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yXTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, situation as nurse and seam
stress; can cut and At chdrens dresses Would have
objection to 60 South West. Has good recommen
pations to capabity and honesty. Please call at No
60 Market street, New York. at No 129 at the
Of Court and Degsw streets South Brooklyn for three
days.
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young girl, as chambermaid and waiter, wonld
do general Homework She good washer and roner,
and is capable of taking charge Of children Can pro-
duce the Of reere Please call at 14o Lauren
street second door, Can be till engaged.
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IA AN1ED-A BOY FROM FIFTEEN TO SEVEN TEEN
w years old, one who has been in a store and can
write egble hand; capable OF opening and shutting
store TIE best OF re erence will be required. Apply
at Tt2 Broadway.
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CITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE PRO-
- testant woman, in private family nurse; also,
by Q respectable young woman, as chambermatd and
eeemstress, nurse and seamstress; understands
making chdrens and boys clothes. Best OF city refer
epce. Apply ut $40 Eighth street, for two days.
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yIrANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS
wv chambeImaid and waiter, chsmbermaid and
plain Is willing to make herself gene rally useful
10 her employer. Good city reereace gwen. Can be
her last place for two days. IL West Thirteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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VNIANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, AND TO AS
w sist at washing and ironing, by young woman,
with the best Of city reference for the last five years.
and hiss also spent long time In England Can be
for two days. at ZIG East Thirteenth street, First
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NTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do chamberwork and to assist
in washing and ironing, or to mind baby aud to sew
has good recommendations Please apply at los West
Nineteenth street, second floor front room.
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1OURNLYMEN BARBERs.-wANTED A FIRST RATE
81 hand he must thoroughly understand hair cutting
and dyeing be smart and attentive to customers and
able to furnish good recren es such may hear Of
constant situation and good salary, by applying TO j.
II. Thompson, No Warren street, between the hours
of O and 10 A. M
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VITANTED-A SITUATION, BY FIRST RATE
w cook in private family understands AL kind, Of
baking, and do up gentlemens loen in first rate
STYLE Good reference given from her last place. Can
be for day at l92 Seventh street. between
nues and q.
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VITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN
w situation first rate cook washer ir oner
speaks the English language Please call at II Spring
street, second floor, front loom,
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WANIED- By RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A stTt.
W ation as cook in private iamy. She perfectly
uhoerstands her eusiness Ia an excellent baker Can
give the best of reference Can be ssen for two DAYS at
24S Tenth avenue, secon,i floor
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nj ElODEoNS.-S. d. & II. W. SMITHS NE lODEoN!
INl tuned the equal temperament, can be ioun,
only at the music and piano store OF HORACE WATERS
1888 broadway The trade supplied the most liberia
terms.
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YLyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as chambermad is good washer
and roner and has the best OF city reference from
last place Please apply a. 81 West Nineteenth street.
between Sixth and Seventh avenues. FIRST door, back
room.
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(I7ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN,
w situation as cbambermaid, as cha mber N aid
and waiter in private family; objection the
try Please adtress, PREPAID apply personally to
at the floral establishment Of J. Buchanan, No Wost
Seveutee nth street.
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VIZ ANTED-BY ONE FULLY CAPABLE A SIrUA.
w ton chambermaid and launcress to do gene
raj housework The best of reference given To be
her last employers residence No. 173 East Fifteenth
street. where she has worked tins last months to-day
and to morrow, from II 10 O'Clock.
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1NyANTED--BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN
w situation as chamber maid and waiter; has goo
city reference from her last place Can be seen for w
days at 304 Sixth street, between avenues and o.
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vITANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do general house work; is good
plain cook washer and roner Good city reference gwen
Please call for two days at 400 Hudson street. De
Kab avenue No objection to go short distance In the
country,
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NSOLIAS PIAN0S.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
III these beautiful Instruments, made by I. Gilbert
CO., OF the aoian, for sale only at SO;
Broadway, by horace WATERS, sole agent. 10 suit
some purchasers monthly pay ments taken. Pianos to
rent
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ITO BUTCHERs.-wANrED, A GENTEEL MAN, A
i partner, with or without capital; who under
stands butchering and tending first class meat an
vegetable market, up town The best of references
quired. Apply at SS4 Broadway, for Two days. from
TO s, p N.
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gETANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w girl, chambermaid and sesmstress, do fine
hing; objections to 20 the country Good city
references given. Please call at POT Franklin street. Can
be seen for two days
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VI1ANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN GIRL.
w as cook, washer and irvner In q small family, or
W DO general bousewort Car BE- for two days at
No. Horstc street. second floor, bsoA ROOM. De.: u
city refsreuee given.
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yITANTED by A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w young woman, to engage in private families
dressnaker ard seamstress. Understands all kinds Of
embroidery ana family sewing. Would engage by the
day. week month. Please call At 1888 Third avenue
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, second floor
front room
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WI ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MATCHMAKER, TO
w 90 into the country. One who well
commended will hear of desirable situation by calling
at 81 Maiden lane, up stairs
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II0USEKEEPER-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DE-
II sire young and well educated American lady,
not over twenty three Of of agreeable
and accomplishments, as housekeeper and companion
Address N and S., box 933 Post Office.
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IITANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION
w to do the general housework of a small private
family; is o good washer and Has the best Of
city reference. Can be for two days at SO Spring
street, in the building.
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UTANfED-A SITUATION WITH A FAMILY GOING
w TO California, by woman who will give her ser
vices for such time sufficient to make II equivalent
for her passage is capable of acting in any capacity
Good reference be given. Can be for week
at her present place Of employment, No. Ludlow
place, Houston street
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ID IBBONS AND FLOWERS.-A YOUNG MAN HAV-
III ing seven years experience, requires . situation,
either wholesale retail Best Of references given
Address r. & F., Herald Office
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VHTANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESEECTABLE
w young woman, as cook, washer aud roner; good
city reference gwen Can be for days at No. A
Perry street, between Fourth and Factory streets.
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1LTANTED-A SITUATION BY A RE5PECrABL
w yonng woman, as cook, washer and ironer, or
do general Homework, In small private family Goo
city reference given. Apply at 65 West Thirty hth
street corner OF sixth nue. Can be for two
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TAT ANTED-A SITUATION Az WET NURSE, BY A
w respectable married woman, whose baby In ouy
two months old she understands akng and plata
sewing and making childrens fancy Clothes is Of
established church of England best of city references
given Can be at 10l Mott street, In the roar first
floor, till engaged.
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NTIANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman, as cook, and to assist in washing II re-
quired would go into tue country with private mily
good reference Can be for two lays az 70 West
Seventeenth street. between Sixth and
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WTANTED-EMPLOYMENT,B BY A STEADY YOUNG
w man, 20 years of age waiter, porter or in u
grocery liquor store Understands all tina. kind Of bu-
sness Has the best reference, and give security
for honesty and sobriety If required. Win be found
acquisition TO any employer. Address John o. Harrel
"a West Twentieth street, for one week.
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Va ANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, chambermaid aud nurse, as
chaInbermaid and waiter, in a private family. Good
city reference given. Please cali this day at No 5
Columbia street, Brooklyn, second story, front room.
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N11AN1ED-A SITUAIl0N, BY A YOUNG MAN,
w engineer, TO take full charge Of engine in
the fty country Best Of city reference given Pie
call for two days at 104 West twenty eighth street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
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ITO MERCHANT TAIORS.-A PERSON OF LONG
L experience in fashionable, FIRST class tailoring
business is DESTROYS Of obtaining situation CUTIE
in respectable house, in this Southern city
Address Acacia, Herald office. Satisfactory references
given,
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ITO MlLLINERS-MRS W. RAL.LISGS, OF CANAL
i street bess 10 inform her customers that
che will open Thursday March s, splendid assort-
ment OF Paris pattern bonnes selected from the best
houses in Paris She will also open rich and elegant
variety of her bonnets embracing every desirable
style and color for the spring very dsting
lection of straw flowers and straw trimmings will be
bibited. MDiDess who like to handsome styles
Of hats are particularly requested to call
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NITANTFD-A SITUATION, BY A VERY RESPECTA-
w BILE woman and seamstress Can be
at her last place where che has lived years. 73
Fifth avenue between Thirteth and Thirty first street
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A GORDON, ACCORDEON.-THE ACCORDION
IA taught ny and easy method in SIX lessons,
Terms SO, advance Rooms open from A. NJ to o P.
Nj. At 1e2 Cha ham street, every evening till 7. NJ.
Professors j. l.. & IL. p. JACOBS, 443 Broadway, up
stara.
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NoTICr -TBOTOskLs WILL M REcurrp AT
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NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE STOCKS
IN Treasury Departments, haisizh, N. G., March IA
ssosesed proposals will be received at this once unt6
Of million dollars In bonds running thirty years.
bonds ssued By the state Of North Carolina tht
construction Of the North Carolina Railroad aud in
ton to the faith the State all tho stock held this
IN aid road and the dividends arising from stock
pledged for their redemption They will bear date the
hrst day Of April 1885, and will have stsachsi fog
the interest at cent annum payable the ara
days OF April and OCTOBER In each year.
interest and pri.cipal will b payable Bank
purchaser prefers TO have them payable o. the Treasury
North Carolina.
They will be fsned In Of thousand dollars each
These bonds are By express from tar
Parties Mddls viii pissss address their letters endorsed
"Proposas for North Carolina stook to the signed
At Raleigh n G. They will aiso state At point IL
what nind Of funds they propose to pay
The bids will be opened ~ 10 O'clock A. NJ Of tho ltl
April presence Of ths Governor tho Secretary
and Comptroller Of State and Of W. Mordsca Prsdsas
Of the Bank OF the State Of North Carolina.
The undersigned the right OF Accepting bids
In whole In part, be deemed most
che State.
bidders will be required soon ~ informed
Of the Of their lids deposit In bank the
OF their bids with the accrued interest from the day
April 1850 70 the credit Of the Treasurer Of the state
North Carolina This deposit be made In the Bank
tho Republic New York. the Bank OF the NORTH
Carolina, or the Bank OF Cape Pear, Raleigh.
Documents showing the extent the Sta
and the amount OF her indebtedness may DO bad tails
osice sypliea 10 Msssrs BR0wSA RossErr-
Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
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NEW JKRsyv RAILRoAD.-pol PHILADELPHIA
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SPORTING, &C.


L,ANCY PIGE0SS-THE STOCK or THESE BIRDS
which took the hrt premium At the last national pou
try show Is for sale ehesp lots suit Apply at
street south Brooklyn before 9h NJ, after ~ Pm
L'0R sALE-A SPLENDID ENGLISH IMPORTED
H. setter dog well broke and fetehes his game will be
sold cheap the IL going TO Europe Can be
The second stable from Fiah avenue in Wsshogo alley
IroR sALE-A CHOICE LOT or FOWLS, CONSISTING
ofGame, Bolton Greys, Golden Hamburghs Derkings,
and Bantams twenty three In all Can be seen al the
second bou above the Catholic church. Kent avenue
tween Wioughby 81. and DoKtb avenue, East Brooklyn
SPoRTING. KING CHARLES AND BLENHEfN
- spaniel rrpa, mammoth Newfoundland puma Scotch
and Ensh terriers English greyhounds and variety o.
other choice rced stock dogs OF the purest blood Please
cory the address 2o Water street corner Of Fulton up
stair.