New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-12
gEW-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1888
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A RTISTIC DRESSMAKER wishes q few
~ engagements tailor msde Suts psealiy EIss
II. 4. p. tribune Brans once " East Ilth-Tt
A MISS L. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
r.. nestle male and female EMPLolMfNd ~ f ne en-
cluded IRON this oace.
At NINE. FCKGTROMS Swedish, German
~ French Bureau ladies VIII find capable co1s ta
dresses waresses. chaubormaios, nurses pI,
also buffers and foomen; references ceIthed 4o Lhn5
ton-ave.
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a col
Isl SFss f s5s e ans iaP SG54 'nu ''uS ~
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESs.-.By a
TSob Sy ae 5 O. y T%an 81 nj sGs a Door
CHAMBERMAID or NURSERY n respon-
" side capable will assist IN the care Of chid,cn
Is active competent Apply at former empio err u i
Hst-st. Oh Monday morning
COOK.-By a Protestant as first-class cook IN
- private fauy understand her business a Tbngge
II town ofhce i2ss Broadway.
COOK. &c.-By a colored woman as plain
20 cook washer and iT9aer city reference IL = %
COOK, &c.-A Protestant woman rs Cook
~ nj TO assist washing I'm private family city vi
country-cy reference call Tor two days IL Mesl 9os-
COOK-By a young colored woman, as first
lac West l9th-st, rear % hoor
COOK-By Protestant as frst-class cook in
~ every style - GOBLIN ions 95ISi 5s a. 9t
COOK, CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
- by two sisters together good c@9 s'iR gs G
Iafnaie thoroughly com cen, 10 90 l IAN ar
p address ~ Tis} t' 5sd g ''''' . -
EIRST-CIASS COOKS. CHANBERMAIDS,
MATTRESSES, LADYs MAIDS with uneAceplion'
EPISCOPAL c0-6FEnATIvE UNIONS new rar',or2
GENERAL HOCSEWORk.-By a tidy Dan
- isn girl to DO general house y'rH ID P,4i. t"1y s'''
Tciercncc 40 lp-ial- t'' p.I-aNo- "'o' ''' '''.'
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By a rcspecta-
Z O.
work good plain coos and excellent auudrs5 best city rel
INFANTS NURSE.-By young woman
competent thoroughly understands 1IS2 ON IG o ON
gSi g 5. i1g sya G r eg employer smpoTe ' ' Oil
HOUSEKEEPER.-B a capable person in
private family to assist with houseFeepingi u an eNce
lGn plain sewer has eXpeTInGe IN e g9TS % Tr5
uno Uptown Office ,28s Broadway.
HOUSEWORK, COOK or LAUNDRESS.-
81 very capable Protestant woman for city or counry
can make beat bread and biscuit SOUPS 1,,sIs xxi S S
i7th.st
I AUNDRESS.- BY a colored woman; viii be
for F saa a TO re- oo iam No 35 %es fr 2S st.
7 AUNDRESS.-A Swedish woman whounder-
II stands her business, wishes 10 take home AMY T1
S6S5 East Gth-st
I AUNDRESS.-By a first-class colored laun-
i dress win unsgasse faees and ars aSs Il eIs ar
dozen. Address MARY =. GORDON, 1913 West 3Oihst
NURSE and CHAMBERMAID.-By young
~ Protestant girl frstclas reference. hISCHLEA 20
" est 40th.st., one bell.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By a Protestant
~ woman fond Of hdren and has large experience
is neat seanStress young cllircn cry or Coun
try Ci,y reference ANNIE E. 2i2 O'havr up one
fight.
CIMMS' SELECT AGENCY, No. 10 West
- 25ihst Gthave supplies at tho shortest notice
ceIleut Coloed cooks waeruen, coachmen usciulmen,
trgud BOYS mattresses Chabemads nurses, sc1trr-'eS
and general also white servants for any cdpa
ity, and FOR tho country, to-day
WASHING. IRONING and CLEANlNG.-
w BY respectable woman. to 60 ont y The day Address
y B. Eox -. Tribune Uptown Ofce, l2s7 Broadway.
NX'ASHING.-By q respectable woman 70 do
~ tine washing and ironing Or ladies ana Gentlemen. or
for families: understands dufug and pUAug; chidrcrs
clothing u the urIte,t manner Launr, "a,Icl he
same as new u ly -4rc- Call u- MIS-. nc
CORMACE, fOl Ea-t jHtl-st