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The New York herald., 1873-12-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALs,

CUSTayE BUNoUT, FROM PARIS. LATE AUGUsTE
VI Peut, IL rue de la Paix artistic coifieur pour DANES
hardreser OF the royal family of England has just
rived in New York, bringing the latest style in ladies'
hairdressng and human hair work; speciality of giving
hairdressng the ladies' maids at moderate
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rT,O TRAvELLERe.-A SILK IMPORTER WILL GIVE
line OF samples on commission 10 first class party
travelling Tar West South selling other dry goods
dress goods preferred commission only actual sales
dress no 81
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yVANTED-POSITI0N AS TRAVELLING SALESMAN:
w drugs drug sundries: acquainted with West and
Northwest trade. Address A. LINEAWEAVER 81 South
Il Philadephia
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OOS WEST 3lsT ST. OR 7O7 sTH AVA GOOD
Do seamstress would like a few more customers 10
cutting and making childrcn's and ladies undergar-
ments; terms mOderat Address.
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CLERhs AND statesmen.

A BUSINESS MAN. OF CHARACTER AND ABILITY
"A well known in the city, wants position as sale:
man. bookkeeDer or manager i'll any business where ir
tegrity and attention required Address, apDointn
interview, f. 5. A., box l76 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21

A LADY OF QUIET AND DOMESTIC TASTES, AGED
N 2S desires situation housekeepcr companion;
Is not afraid work. Address stating place VI inter.
view, J. NJ. r., Herald office.
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A DRESsMAKER WISHES FEW PUPILS TO
n learn cutting and httng-that Is, the figure
10 that terms 81 esson and each
hours Call address Mrs A. r., l57 East 2sth
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, March l4--5 P. M
Consos and American securities closed unchanged. Eric
Railroad shares 53G. COnsos opened at 92h
money and 92sa 92X fof the accounts.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs March H-P. M-Rentes closed
at 5Gf 75c.
LIvERrooL CorroN MARxEr.-IrvEnpooL, MARCH, a.
p. M.-The market closed dull The sales of the day
have been 10 100 bales including 900 for speculation and
export OF the sales 5000 bales American. Sales of
cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston February
and March at 56d The stock bound to this port
Is 5lSOOW bales, of which 253,00 American In the
market to-day-Middline uplands, 91ad. middling Or
leans 9d The sales OF the week have been " 900 bales
stock in port 6a2 900 bales, including 3 American.
The receipts OF the week have been I0H0 bales ncud
ing 81, 900 American. Actual export, 5000 bales.
TRADE MANCHEsTER.-LIvE March H.--The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester is dull but
not quotably lower.
LIvERpooL BREADsTUFrs MARKET-LIvERPooI, March
l4-5 r. MWheat lis I'd. Us. 3D. per GENITAL for red
days have been % 600 quarters including 10000 Ameri
The market is dull. Wheat, lis ID n lis l0d. per
GENITAL Tor California white and Us 3D. Us Al
tor club do. Corn, 26s 3D. 2 per quarter Flour 2ss.
Cd Dbl for Western canal The receipts of wheat
the past three days have been $1,000 quarters including
1000 American.
LIvERpooL Provisions MARKET.-LrvERrooL, March
H-P. M.-Lard 3Ss. Cd per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvKRPoOL, March IA
Evening-Lnseed OIL fA ELS per ton. Tallow, 42s cd
per cwf.
LoNDoN PRODUCE MARKKr.--LoNpoN, March M-Rc.
fined petroleum, l6std per gallon Sugar 32s. 3d. 23s.
per cwt for No IL Dutch standard the and
Cd 2ss tor do. aiOat Tallow, AS Sd. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARRrr-ANrwERP, March H-PetrOeum
43f for fine pale American. Calcutta linseed CAS- I'd.
Lnseed cakes El0 5s per ton Linseed oil f2 lbs f33
per ton.
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1870 at Dc TO lie 0 of Connecticut crop 1871 at
ZOE 65c 80 hhds. OF Kentucky at 7Hc Pee and 20O
bales OF Havana mt 95c. "A 81 05 -
TALL9w continued dun and weak, but prices were not
quOfab!y lower. Sales, 30 hhds of c,ty o. Fair 10
prime outside held at sac. a &C. "
WooL-There has been considerable more doing in all
qualities OF wool since last report manufacturers
taking hold more freely, and, in some cases paying
shade better prices but in The general market prices
were abou, steady The sales have been 1000 lbs
,i0 lbs Fail California, 2Sc. % bales OF do 23lsc
70 600 lbs Texas, Sc; otg0 lbs carpet DO, i7Hs 1000
Cane. sssi iuo bales ., do &c. $50 bags extra
bales Fall California zoe 200 bags extra pulled 10 DO
Fall California SO bales Spring do, 5000 lbs Of and Xxx
of medium u.s. 5000 lbs of choice Texas 10000 lbs of
No pulled and 10 bags of extra pulled, all on private
terms.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 4sl bbls: The market was aniet
nj 9i1sc., an Improvement Of &c. per gallon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALVESTON, March IA, 1877

GALVESTON, March u, 1873
iis; Sales So stock sssss WeekiyaSet receipts,
tinent. 1885, coastwisc, $500 Sales, $3.50
Cation, e,,nu o,. N.w ontsAss March Il, 1873
ass EVENING" aSns socs %s s sa %
ssas 10 ss s rs D sses
SAVANNAH, March H. 1873.
lssac good ordinary l7sac ordinary l65c ls'}c Net
EHSSs sessp ss sss 81
Great Britain 1882 to the Continent ri coaswise, 1894
Cotton essy' middlIncs s'.c low midlings lss
g. sti s$ %ssfyIss isssS! ssss
gross $3.50 ExporsETo Great Br,ta,a 1870; to the
Tobacco stringent and active ses S s Ssd 1873
oswgco, March Il, 1873
SO ops White ~ Winter 81 for
double EXTRA Wheat @ Corn dp sales Of TIVE cars
81 70 neal 81 boeG for @1S per-
%dna pr o saoad o Phi
sdephIa 6Oc to Boston, re; to New York, &c; to Al
CHICAGO, March IA, 1873
Ing ss1 9sossSnf %sas a?si Tsaf fs
81 g. sssssS 5e s silf GoTn
Sci Macy s gsses s Ss. .,ssaS pa 3D.
s s%ssa 4 s. or ra m n
rH sy a4 i D assa At 81 ~ AZ
msaa and Son SwSI at RS cash g. seller NAY Rpt
Dressed hogsseason about oyer sales So Co. Whisky
' BUSHES e ss 800,
@ 40 Sn b Ito dS s rye snS S do satey shp
corn, $1,000 do. oats and ll,OoO do barley.
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower; Receipts mt the Ports,
19,463 Bales-Flour Dull-Wheat Quiet
Corn Nominal Oats Steady-Pork
Firmcr-Lard Easicr-Bacon Easy-Pe-
troleum Quiet-Naval stores NOMINAL
Wool I'm Better Demand-Sugar More
Active-CORee DuIl-East India Goods
Quiet-whiskcy Firmer.
FRIDAY, March 14--6 p. M.
Duness was still the most conspicuous feature OF
the commercial marts to-day, and the aspect OF
mercantile afraiis was anything but promising.
There was scarcely any manifest disposition to
make speculative ventures and the limited trans
actions are chiefly TO meet the pressing re-
quirements. The movement Of merchandise
to the West and South is slow and
the amount of freight taken at the receiving sta
tons OF the various transportation companies is
unusually small for this season OF the year. Trade
In dry goods, hardware and other articles Of do
nestle fabrication Is considerably behind that OF
former years while IN breadstufs and other staple
commodities business has seldom been dull at
this season as IL Is at present. Cotton was
dull and the market was weak. At the Produce
Exchange -four was dull and heavy Meat
was dull but without decided change. Corn
was dull and almost nominal Whiskey was the
turn dearer, but not active. Pork was firm, but
nearly all other kinds OF pr DIVISIONS were dull and
unchanged. Grain ireights were wholly nominal.
In the grocery market sugar attracted considera-
BILE attention, but the other markets were dull.
Petroleum remained nominay the same in price, but
very quiet Naval stores dull and entirely noni-
nal East India goods quiet Metas attracted some
attention and hrm Wool was In better demand
and the market rather firm.
AsHEs-Receipts for the past three days ~ packages
The demand fer pots continued IN obbng way and
prices were steady Pearls remained entirely nominal
We quote Pots ~.
BUILDING MArERiALs-The demand for brick has been
only moderate with prices ruling about steady Quoted
at for pale $40 per do tor Long Island 81 %
per do for North River $40 do for Coton and $40
Ss3 tor Phadelphia front from yard Lime III fair
request and steady at ~ 80 Tor Rockabd common and
81 rs tor do lump Cement was Unchanged in price and
limited demand and steady at 81 ~ Eastern spruce
CASDLLS-Trade continued light Tor all descriptions
but prices unchanged. We quote sperm, Sic. !;
patent do. soc Sc uarainc, 32c 33c. stearc 2Sc
a 2gc. adamantine. lUc. a 2lc
CorFEF-1he market continued dull and weak for all
descriptions In the absence OF sales append our
nominal quotations. rs follows -Rio-Crdinary cargoes
l7s.c Isle flir cargoes, i.c lydc; good cnrgoes
9lic 2uc prime cargoes 2h4c 2Dsc. extreme ange
for lots, ~ Gle Jaya-GoVernnent bags nc. 2c.
do mats DC. &c SINGAPORE, llc sc Ceylon,
lsc I9c Maracaibo, IsLc. I9ttc Laguayra lsIsc
2lSc. Jamaica inc, lgc. So Domingo, loisc. lie,
Porto Rico, l9c DAsc. Costa Rca lslsc 2,,c; MeN
eau, lo'4 l9'ae Aanil loc lse, Ansosturs, iSe,
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL,

The dealings In the Southern State bonds were
confined almost exclusively to the Tennessees,
which were fairly active and quite strong both
Classes advancing 10 IS. Recent orders for these
bonds have come largely from Washington and the
south, Indicating, doubtless, further demand on
behalf OF railway corporations DESTROYS OF redeem
Ing their pledges with the state government Of
Tennessee. The principal part OF these purchases
% late have been, II Is thought Tor tue Atlantic,
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR S1,s0O,NU
Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptroers
Office until Thursday March 20, 1873 at2 o'clock r. NJ,
when the same will be publicly opened for the whole or
part the OF 81, sylUc ut City Improvement
Stock, authorized by chapter go OF the Laws OF oe
SAID stock will bear the rate OF seven per cent
annun, payable the LIST day OF May and November
in each year. and the principal will be redeemed on the
lst day OF November, loR -. $780,.
The proposals will state the amount OF bonds desired
and the price per hundred dollars thereof ana the
persons whose proposals are accepted VIII the reupon be
required 10 deposit with the ChAnoerialn the sums
awarded them respectively together with any pre-
NUNS thereon . - 49,, ,. ~ 49,
Chamberlain such deposits the parties Will be entitled
receive certificates tor equal amounts OF the par value
dates OF payment .,-,
for CITY Improvement Stock and enclosed in second
enyelope addres sed TO the Comptroller.
The ebt Is reserved on part the Comptroller To
reject any or the bids In his Judgment the inter-
ests Of the Corporation require It.
CRY on NEw YORK, DEpARrxEST FINANCE, CoxP-
OFrIcE, March III, 1873
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The quotations based cotton in store running III
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Recep ts-Flour. s,005 bbs wheat
l216) bushels 1880 do; meal 500 bbs and
$50 bags oats 3 s5 bushels; barley 50J do The -four
market remained dull and prices were to great extent
nominal The sales since last foot up about 5000
bills at prices within the range of the annexed quota
tons Corn meal was quiet, but steady; 400 bbs of
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I,tDJ
Included in the above 81 arrive. For future
delivery basis low mddin) the sales have been lol
lows sales last evening, after three ocock-March, 800
a. a. y iee lde s A. gse Agril 9 at 1885, GO at
2oc 600 at 70 Ic 100 at 2oe 400 at 10 l5ec i5oo at
70 Isdc; July, 200 at 20Se, 800 s-isc Total lilo
bales Sales today TO three O'Clock p M.-March. 100
lSS At IS lSisc., short notice. LOO at lse April
a. May loo at q ll6e at isc 100 At 10 lGc
800 at 400 at 1900 at 10 el6c 200 at l9s &C.,
SO at l9c 40 at 10 9l6c June 500 At g l5l6c 200 at
1889 100 at y iSlec loo at 200 at 70 - 40 at
100 az y Sc 3 az n at L i az "a sSc at
l Doc 100 10 i5I6c.. At de- zoo at 10 si6c loo
2c zoo 97se Total 80 200 bales Grand total A 500
iows:.ro Iayre, by steam, De: Hac. sail, ic com
pressed Hamburg. by steam, "a. compressed Brc-
5y steam Nd 7,lGd sail, esd. "a, Esd,
The receipts at the ports sum up as follows Galveston
SIG; New Orleans 4Gl7; Mobile, I,7S; Savannah, $50;
Charleston, SS; Wilmngton l22; Norfolk NJ; Balti-
more. 3D. New York, 100: Boston, 56-TOtal 49, 1863 This
day last week, l6O23 This day last year, S09a. We
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CUNKEN LOTS.
- We offer for sale large quantity Of Earth and Rock
suitable for Milling city lots and streets. The maerih
Is situated on the line OF the Fourth avenue improve
ment, between Forty eighth street and Harlem River
Proposals will be received Tor delivery at the point Oh
excavation or at such other points may be required.
DILLON, CLYDE CO. ConuacteIs,.
S. East Eighty-evepth street.
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lsc savanilla lsc I9c Curacoa lsc &c., gold, per
lb., 90 aud 80 days credit. !. .|.. ~ 4
CoTroN on the spot unsettled and lowcr-the ap,
pended quotations showing decline OF &c. per Id for al
grades Al this reduction values wholly nominal
3O bales (short notices. said To have been sold Tor
export at lSc h. Futures ruled active, and under
considerable sold largely but at lower prices
july sales showing decline of &c and the nearer
months decline OF &c. A4c per b. We sum up thus
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MIRABEAU. PARIS.

IL
This splendid establishment Is beautifully situated in
the Ia Pax. the finest part OF the city, adjoining
Grand Opera, the fashionable boulevards tbs
Place vendome and the Tuerics Gardens, and Is
under the immediate superintcndence Of the
prIetor Mr.. CASANOvAS, who respectfully offers his
grateful Judgments to American families and gem
temen their continued patronage The reading
supplied with American and English there
besides handsome smok ing and coffee rooms the apart
mcnts combine comfort and elegance, and the
perior cuisine. excellent attendance and conscientious,
moderate charges, render the Mrabeau to the best class
travellers most comfortable and agreeable residence.
CwIss AND UNITED COURIERS' SOCIETY -COU.
- riers may be secured arrival by families visiting
Europe writing the Secretary 30 Mount street. GrUs
venor square, London, England.
THE QUEENS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL
i Palace, Upper Norwood, London.-ro tourists and
famiiests elevated pleasant and lost saubrious posi-
ton, combined with the comfort afforded and It's general
management have made the Queens Hotel avore re-
of the upper ranks of English society.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
1872 for carrying to fiat for borrowing. The opera
tions OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fell
lows:-
Gold balances. 2,69S, 600
Nurrency DaianCcs. o,l39,237
The Sub-Treasury paid out sG4, 900 on account OF
interest and $500 account of redeemed FIVE
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CI.OTIiING.

ATH ROSENTuAI,s 2S THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
Nineteenth street ladies and gentlemen may Obtain
full value Of cast of Clothing. Carpets 1c py sahuS
addressing, Ladies attended " ~ Ma S9ssavRA>
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The railroad bonds were in good demand with
further activity in the Erie mortgages and a
revival OF interest in Northwesterns. New York
Central skies sold at 941a. Union Pacific incomes
were strong and higher, the nrsts and land grants
being about steady. Central Pacifcs were lower
Mt lo3X. The following were the bids at the call
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

New YORK, March IA, 1873
The following is the net total cotton receipts since Sep
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANIrE-EAsT RIVER

Bridge-seaed proposals Will be received until April l.
1873 the delivery 1000 cubic yards OF Cut Granite
Face sone required during the present year for the
peon Of the BROOKLYN Tower East River Bridge. Plans
and specifications to be seen at the Engineers Office
Printed specifications sent upon application by maxi
Address NEW YORK BRIDGE COMPANY. Brooklyn,
N "
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The following table SHOWS the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Friday, March 1A-IOtl5 A. NJ.
. M.-BefOre Call.

q 5000 Us 6's, ~, r.... II6,f
q 5OO Us IS. l0tO. C. sml llO
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:. ll63. $4,000 US go, C, '65.... ll6H
.. ll5H l0OUJ US t's, cur ....... ll5As
12sxn % NT-tsefnu Call

$4,000 Missouri 6's. go.
5UUU0 Erie LIST :.
1900 Erie I'd III. ......
10000 L'ville An con, '9S
|. loo Tn Pac LIST in....
1000 Tn Pac los, inc.
1000 Ohio a. M con $ 1.
1000 Ohio Il NJ con b..
1000 CT West I'd m. E.
1000 Chic a. N w LIST III
1000 To W LIST. StL div
1000 Mil X st Paul I'd.
Ia shs Central Nat Blk
6Del Il Hud Canal.
800 Maryland Coal.
100 do be. b30
1903 Cum Coal & Iron.
100 Con Coal OF Md. &C
w 40. .........O q
200 N Cent Coal. be
200 do.
200 American Coal. C
200 Am N Tn t.xp.....
200 W. Fargo Elk scp.bc
Il Aiams k,y
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change the were only about 45oo bushels at 81 IS
BOD f sps w nna 81
amber MSgan Corn s was S dull and OLD was nominal
unimportant and within the range Of CSC. 65lac.
yellow aoa ior new sa' western 1a n yeeW and
Csc 7os for DO white. Oats steady, but rather
sSc for new black western afoat, 4sc 5oc for I'd do
at at @ in St bds o" @
5ic Barley in better demand 5000 bushels Of
Of at @ it sor ct
this Of yet Gus ts
nom1aily as before Vessels tor charter cont.nued in
oa 1H saS
It by sa Hass SS o at S s n To
steam b bales Sea Island cotton &c. gold per h. 10
SS bark lSSn tons hence to Sioek
sener full cargo ou Of to the 4 wes.
and back, general cargo at lump sum of f 100 iial
fined petroleum and 1i0 gratuity; British bark, to
S S5 o 70 400
TO arrive $500 bbls do same voyage private terms
the DS OF Gr % @
at aso from baoe to Ro% S
confined to small unmportant orders Yet holders
iiested considerable rmness and demanded ull prices
for the summer months. Bags were neglected. but
SH has ranped
in the market for he.g dulness siil prevailing Ma.
Sa held Within %fs a and
gold 1ue c puts remained quiet lew small orders
rency, cash; and 24c. do, Gu days.
HOrs.-Ihc market remained very quiet Brewers are
moderately well supplied and holding anticpat.
ing lower prices but at present PRICES remain
Eastern and Western 4Oc: 65c. do California SOC a
6Oc Bavarian, i0c Soc English aud Belgian 35c iOc
HAY STRAw.-The market continued steady for all
descriptions The arrivals have been much liberal,
but, under good demand, stock does accumulate
We quote Shipping hay 81 10 from store retail quail
ties, 81 30a 81 70 clover 9c a5c. salt hay zoe. Soc
long rye straw, 81 % 81 IS; short do, 81 81 Us; oat
gOc. a 81, and wheat 75c.
MoLAssEs.-Trad continued slow in this branch of
business the being fined to small Obbng
domestic Prices pumiuuly As hetO Va
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lW D, Lack 4 " RR. :. l0l9,
5 Alb d Sus RR. be 94h
100 Nor a Essex kR. .. 90 /
100 Chic, Bur 4 Q RR.. ll2h
10 do. Il3
100 Mo, Kan & Tex RR. IS
, 1l00 Ohio n N RR. b. 46
800 do. ..........s3 46
100 Ohio Il Miss pr. e. 70
4O0C. Z Al &c RK. b &C ALI
lUl do az all
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7 BRING TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE THAT THE co,
/ partnership in the nrm Of pilscn, fichtner Co.
wines and branies Dey street. dissolved and that
my in the said together with oblig ions,
are transferred late partner, Mr. julius Rrsch,
who will continue the business at Ne Riyington street.
have notified my retirement from the aforesaid Arm
Oh the 18th OF IL9aary, tejt JOHN. u, HILSEN,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
Dress Trtraultuas. &r.
-SRs. Il, s. JACKSON q CO.,

MNRS. e. 4. JACKSON q Co.,
ALE 69a MARKET STREET.. -
Have a full line OF crochet velvet, silk and pearl
hntthna: Gloves kid castor, cloth SILK, &c SILK and
bulion fringe Guipure lace, gnPs, velvet rlnpons,
childrenis velvet and woolen legslnA &cs Lsdies'
apr iO.iS WnMNGCoN, DEL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
A school tor Hou.el.enper,.

Miss Jennie Collins, of Boston, who founded
"Bollns Bower" in that city, and who is quite
well known for her earnest efforts to advance
the welfare of her sex by suggesting new and
useful employments for women, proposes to es
abish in Boston a school for hOusekeepers, at
which young women, not fitted to hard manual
labor and whose intelligence would seem to call
for something higher than factory work or
domestic service, may be throughly trained to
the various departments Of housekeeping, 30
that they will be perfectly competent to take
charge of hotels, boarding houses, and private
residences 81 housekeepers. They will themsel-
YES take part in the cooking, which shall be 30
varied as to include all the different kinds of
Dishes Washing ETC., that is done in the estab-
l.slment and will receive regular wages for
their work. 1t Is proposed to dispose, for a
reasonable price, OF the surplus food cooked in
tile establishment to shop girls, who may thus
obtain cheap and hot dinner. Several wealthy
ladies' OF Boston who have taken much interest
III the successful carrying out of this plan, and
Lave promised, on occasion when dinneis are to
he gwen at their residences, to allow the girls
from the school to be present, and 80 to learn
from practical knowledge the operations Of max
lIg lady toilet, the setting of table, etc.
Tile graduates from this novel academy will
eventually prove decided boon to that large
class among women whose inclinRtions or neces-
stiles may urge them TO employ others to bear
The burden OF their housekeeping responsible
ties.