The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-31

7 EOOA1, OOAODNR oil, 10
HELP WANrMD.
TX STOUT YOUNG MEN wANrED-r0 90 TO SEA.
green hands u Ar, osss vessel Adfs r. @ SoA The
p Il E Ss pa % s Rs IT, snG
~ stairs, opposite pier II. North river.
A GOOD ExBRoIDEREss wANTED-sHE MUST BE
y highly respectable Apply At le West 18th st between
RooKKEEPER-wANTED, A YOUNG MAN TO ACT
win e given Address. stating salary expected Activity.
10y WANTED IN AN oFFIcE-oNB WHO RESIDES
y With his psren and would be sstsaed with small COM
p.nsaton Address box i.as7 Post ONCE.
CooK wANTED-oNE WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER.
ooored American none others need apply Il iS2 Monroe
street.
CLOAK MAKERswANTEDA AT q ARD STREET.
DREssMAKER wANTED.-A NEAT DREssMAKER,
for large family and 10 the most elegant and fashionable
Address until Thursday evening Columbian Herald
Drug CLERK WANTED, IN PATERSON. N ia
employer. Inquire Of wheeler 4 Hart. % BesIman St
capable , Of assisting II French bos.dns school
square Post Office stating where interview may be had
DRIvATE TEACHER wANTED-A YOUNG NAN
s ns apS n % % Ss Of
70 each day note stating terms addressed o. Herald
Office, VIII receive immediate attention.
"a sa mATM .Ss
lloee well acquainted with the Broadway trade
no UPHoLsrER EssEs-wANTED TWO FIRST RATE
hands sccIs,smed to curtain work Apply 70 James Nc
JTPHoLsTERY-wANTED GIRLS TO SEW; NONE
u but those who understand the business need apply TO s.
Gillespie, C2 ana "a University place, near l2th st.
WANTEr--lA. FIRST RATE coox WASHER .'n,! AND
make herself morally useful Protestant preferred Apply
.WANTED-A CoLoRED. OR GERMAN PRoTEsTANr
must be good COOK and aanaress and ssosoaShly uadsr
r 1s spp e Oh
WAN7ED-A GOOD PROTESTANT COOK, WASHER
hSe rcoa % no ap So
up stairs.
WAHTED-a CLoAKMAKERs AND QUILTERs; NONE
but experienced hands need apply Apply at LOG Canal
st., corner OF Wooster up stairs
WASrEp-oNE HUNDRED GIRLS TO WORK ON
w coats. Apply at So Chambers St. up stairs
WAN1ED-GooD CLOAK MAKERS. NoNEBUTFTRsT
w rate hands need Apply. TO A. M X Davies s7 Broad
way, up stairs.
ED GIRL r. DO
at Is Domirck It,, Protestant preferred
WANTED-A GIRL OF GOOD CHARACTER AND
M as or Of ana To
also ne washing and ironing None need apply unless well
q Murray College place. between Il
In the morning
WANTEn-llMMEnIATELY At ss7 BROADWAY, Sex
w first bonnet akers. Best given Also four
mproyers, and six apprentices
yWANTED-A PROTESTANT GIRL, IN A SMALL PRI.
vae family for general hogsework she mus, bel good
apply at us East i2h ST. one door east Of Sd avenue
WANTED-yoUNG MEN FOR WHALING VOYAGES.
w Advance allowed 70 outfit from $50 to s15 Young men
csPas By applying In Randall Robson M South street
WANrEp-A FIRST RATE ALTO SINGER; NONE
@ qua s 20 1s e. s % aa Apl s
WAN1ED-rFN OR TWELVE STRONG. AISLE BODIED
ences required Aepy g F. Jones l37 Mercer ST., between
WANTEr-A BOOK KEEPER; ONE WHO HAS HAD
must be good Judge Of money and quick figures such
CURED Apply by letter giving real and references
N ANTEp-aN AMERICAN, GERMAN, ENGLISH OR
Washing rosas small private Ss family Ono coming
web reommendee win hear Of gooa situation, By applying
At SO Fulton street, Brooklyn.
OEANTED-A SMART. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN. WELL
Hardman a Ward, 100 Columbia ST. South Brooklyn.
MANUFACTURERS MEN, IN LIGHT, GENTEEL
also one man on salary Of from twenty to tSrTaye drs
- '' apply 90 '''''"'' ' 6 O. II adLssooK s
NANTED-A YOUNG MAN, TO DRIVE AN EXPRESS
w wagon; ore acquainted with The city. Apply at the
stable OF Macks Express, No l5 West 9TH st. beorelo NJ
tvANTED-AT RoDERIcK EDWARDS, sos GRAND
with aces and embrodeTies.
WANTEp-A SALESMAN IN A. CLOTHING STORE,
w down town. one that has had some experience
Clothing Herald Office this day Reference required from
last place.
WAsTED-A BOY ABOUT SIXTEEN YEARS or AGE.
country preferred. Apply a IS Greenwichst - 'O'
WAHIED-A BOY IN A HARDWARE STORE; ONE
who resides IN The upper part the city Apply at $50
WASsalEspsn,Ilss Law OFFICE A BOY WHO WRITES
with real nsAe, and in hand writing of applicant, b. b. at
thir Office.
% bqS Ia Rmys g. 3 pes %Ss es
Brooklyn, between and q O'clock
- day Oct 81, =, O'Clock sweepstAke $500 mile
fes wsrsn
nsmss Iran. rorrsser Here's Here trsa S lover, e
IN he oher day was criterion the being alle or
e
(1ENThEvILLE COURSE, l. L-TROTTING. MONDAY
" Nov. B. o'clock. Match 500. Mile heats, three
Ave. Vim. Whoean names b. m. lola to 200 lbs. wagon
lanes Conway names oh Lazy Helen 70 skeieton wagon
JOEL CoEKLIN, Proprietor.
(NHALLENGE TO TROTTlNG STALLIONs.-THE Stall.
" lion jupiter viii trot stallion in the world, the
18Th day OF November two miles and repeat skeleton
the Union Course for five hundred dollars side
hall forfeit 1.-The money TO be deposited wi Harry Jones' at
lafayette Hall New York This challenge remain open
until the 9Th day OF November.
HIRAM Woodbury. Union Course, Long Island.
NATIONAL COURSE l.. I-TROTTING-THEFO FOLLOW
~ Ing purses will be given over the above
fo.1.-furse $25O Tuesday row ., 1850 mile heats and
epcn harness free for all horses except Flora Temple and
tny Eddy They prviet ed 10 800 lbs and
river.
No 2-wedncsday, Nov 7th purse $500, mile heats best
bree In five 10 wagons free for all horses that
purse overst0
No 3Thursdny, Nov. sh, purse $70o for Flora Temple
nd Gray fdds, mile heats in 2JO