The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-09
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| HELP wANTED-MALEs.
| A GENTS wANrED-To SELL OUR UNION PRIZE
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G no a ter A pcs pes 10Y en n
and piece Of Jew@ify' We advice al dealers il such
'''' . sent '' OH mAs sSS co IS sse
A GENTS wANrEp-wIrH 4 CAPITAL or 81 TO So
"a Agns are no - making rom - e $40 10 pg ey a IS
CorllandI street, up stairs oark Office. -
| A GENTS CALL AND SEE MY ARTICLES, AGENTS
~ examine my artess AGENTS ~ ny aes TX IA
to $40 agents make daily. once 81 Bfoaawa room 40
AN ACTIVE MAN wANrED-ro TRAVEL WITH AND
h ass's, one Of me most eseerda n~m n II ms
CURED for Interest Which viii ay par the expenses o.
starting Apply at General Agency oS2 Broadway, room
AN AMERICAN BOY, SEVENTEEN YEARS OF AGE
n Is wanted, 70 assst in private stable; he must Pc
erefu driver and understand the care OF holaes Adiess
-. Ieonula, llcIala once.
| DoY WANTED-oNE WHO RESIDES WITH HIS PA
good hand Apply at l9i Duane ST., after three ooIoeE
to-day.
nRuG CLERK WANTED. APPLY AT 1888 CHATHAM
| ~ street. between the hours OF : and A r. NJ
| DRUG CLERK WANTED.-oNE WHO UNDERSTANDS
tne eiy fes ana pres llpon busile win saoi re.
street.
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| WANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WHO SPEAKS
ecnces reaaed Addesp Box @ Post Jce 81 ,
! phia.
| W ANTED-fERsoNs ENGAGED IN THE CEMENT
wv and 9r"Ssi k9ons sn, 9 nay hear Of JOB ~ ca
80 '-"'' -''D ~ A''' WI + EsrERBRooK
| JSIANTED-A MAN FOR A BUTCHERS SHOP WHO
w perfectly understands the business at No. 4 Pe ST.
corner OF Bowery.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, TO CANVASS THE CITY
p,tent man good Inducements VIII be offered Horse ana
turing Company, 81 fatt ST. betMeen Y ana o'clock
yNrANTED-A BOY, NOT OVER I6 YEARS OF AGE, IN
w abr9kers onee One VINO resides with his plrt ns
and quick at figures will De preferred Address H. w. He
raid Office
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEN SEEKING sITuA.
DIV at tek ] Easy %G o ssou
' stamps Established 1866 dice boy wanted '' '"'''''
lNANrED-Two MEN TO WORK ON STOUT BOOTS;
w the best wages given; short distance In the country
JHTAITER-wANTED A FIRST GLASS WAITER; ONE
w who thoroughly understands his business and pro-
duce good city references. Apply the servants Institute,
49,, daS,ors tw9 paksmen three potsfs Two boys Tor
| ers one sIewardess. Apply at No. Chatham square.
| JXANTED-A YoENG MAN, ABOUT SIXTEEN OR
w years old TO travel win gentleman Ha-
yana he must be inelsent, active aud good penman
| NA
w ter who understands opening oysters and make
himself generally useful. Apply at p coenties slip
yUANrED-A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A TICKET
security nde obsrs ne econ s s can e w aaa
on anS ss W " e g 2 o re n
street - '''' ''''
| yVANTED-A MAN, WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
~ restaurant business to assist in opening cafe APP
| ply at 20 East Nth St., corner OF 4th av
G7OO PER MONTH MADE BY ENrERpRlsING
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Tuck Marker adapted for machine or Land sewing, and
2D1 its Se vsis s' on or address p0'
| S0O AGENTS wANTED-To SELL AN ARTICLE
OOO that can be sold in every family, and pay 80
dress p sispheSs Bab6 No. Parry p pH;s " az
THE TRADES.
| CoopERs wANTED1sEyERAL COOLERS, IMMEpI,
~ aely. Steady work and best of wages Apply AT so
! Washington st.
ENGINEER wANTED-IN A SMALL HOTEL; SIN
1 . ge yo An. man M9 pp a work. Pre-
corner OF Filth av. and Twcni, st.
ExPERIENcED CUTTERS wANrED-APpLy TO
~ Archibald Young Co., u Worth st.
EuR CUTTERS wANrED-IMMEDIArELY HIGHEST
Maffs !. and ~ &c InS osd%sy immediately to D.
MILLER wANTEp.-wANTED, A MAN USED TO
Vl working IN a mill Apply at 2O9 Canal street
| pAINTERs wAN1ED-GooD HANDS MAY APPLY
| this morning at No. 8 James slip.
| yVANTED-AN APPRENTICE, TO TIE PRINTING
porter whose business s p' hours s' viii i: 9a til Il
O'clock noon Office Du Messenger, 40 Howard St
WAS1T1EEpo7,1TEN,o coorERs, TO MAKE PROVISION
Inquire Oven coan 81 VI" 's pa
9 IRON MouLDERs wANTED-Ar EAST BROOKLYN,
in machine shop in Walworth st., between Park and
Flushing avs. None bu, good moudors need apply.
2O cooPERs wANTED-To MAKE ROUND AND
~ aat hoop -four barrels Applyto A. Briggs q Rutgers
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON DEMANDE-UNE FRANCHISE POUR soIGNER
| No. 2Wes 10th ST.
| TIN FRANcA1s, RICHIE EFT TRES REcoMMANDAgLE,
Adaresss Labr Herald Office 00 nsrua
CLOTHING.
GREAT DEMAND FOR cLoTHING-LADIEs AND
hGss, y price By Gaining ON Or o ad
and by Mrs MISTY s
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY AND GEN.
~ temen Of New YORK. BROOKLYN and vicinity can pro-
t ep nshts s 'T 81 r for a Oh %
sTES streets Gentlemen attended BY Mr. GOLD
A LII LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION.
to pay more t1an an1 SS d f Thos
Mrs l. '''e'" avenue A"''e' attended by
| A THE NEW STAND, 2g3 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
"A and gents can secure tie full value their
Clothing by calling addressing obs 2g3 Third
avenue, between Twenty and Twenty -fouth streets
Ladies attended by Miss r. Jacobs
A TITLE OLD STAND, - SEVENTH AVENUE, EzF.
"A KILLS guarantees 70 pay the follow ne prices foradies
SIX Dresses 'ps from s. ss's%S doa . &
for Pants; also Carpets, Furniture Jewcry. &c note by
post punctualy attended by f., 1874 Seventh
Ladies atterI'ed to by Mrs. +.
| A TrENTIoN.--LADILS AND GENTLEMEN, If YOU
IA wish to get the fun value FOR Clothing
pets FarnGrc and Jewey the best YOU do is ca
send note r. r. HARRIS, 1856 Seventh
be convinced you will be dealt satisfactory. For silk
Dresses IS to 500 for Coats SIS S2i Pants
from SO to So Please do the numhcr5j
avenue, Twentyhrst street Ladies' by Mrs.
| Harris.
| A DEMAND.-Si2,0O0 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTH
"A Ing Carpets Furniture and Jewey wanted Tor which
the value be obtained by calling addressing
E. H. ~ Sixth avenue Wavcrey place. Idis attend.
ed by Mrs Il H. Please and try 10 Sixt. avenue
| At THE CALIFORNIAN AND WESTERN AGENCY
IA Store the highest price he for cast off
Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry &C. For SILK Ores es FROM IS
70 S35 for Goats, from 81 TO SIS for Pants ST 50 10
Sc atiressed Harris