The New York Herald Newspaper, August 26, 1873, Page 12

12, : NEW YORK HEALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. ee ee CLERKS AND SALESMENee COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, ANTED—SALREMAN IN Sit Pee gr ye is pale understands tghinery str emsey Cy, ‘SBBAlm Je, the hatter, locus care of dre chat spe ot gen ey on = Wee sre mY CLERK IN | country; eh Ban iter Fost ‘ANTED—BY A MARRIED MAN, A SITUA 5-9 As Ss a des pear nce from last cmployeh, Gall om. oF Bi at e 0 . ANTED—A FIRST CLASS maa, “Aare Brewster & Co.'s, corner Zith stand sth “te as ua secore® Mod, i GR. B Cos Wants D—WITH A PEATE B man’ssituation, by office. MILY, A COACH. ‘a sober, indatr: heed ANTE LASS ENTRY CLERK. APPLY | personal apperance aiid thoroughly” qua aed ta every Wier eicitest tis 2 Pinve: any" family in wand Of wood x a tha FIRST OLASS SHIPPING CLERK; | address senict hi be nrdmptly krona ie CHAE Waser a had thorough experience and under! | CAPFERY, ‘roy Iron Wor ana ‘Dookkeeping, Address box 1,87 Yosetin en vere ed a Oa ata cS A | th "ANTED-TEN SALESME,N ACQUAINTED WITH | 128 ay'Ge UO” STocery . ai brass founders and manufacturers of polished met- | —-—-———- als, to sell a special article on com! jon. Apply to WANTED BY A. YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A pall pan ot May LPC Me Re eron proces eoun any jpveresree. ni VANTEP—A FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS SALES..| West strect for thice dase ee SPP Laetibier W man for dress goods department; to an experienced, ig man a permanent, situation and good salary | “WWTANTED—A SITUATION, FOR A MAN WHO THOR. mm be wiven. apply to SULLIVAN & GREEN, 27 81 ough), underatunds the care of horses; bas had charge of Patchen Chi ‘ions in one ‘of the best stall America. Apply at stiverts: No, 180 Kast Sist st. WANTEDIBY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A SITUA. Himstruetay bert diStO SomDETT | ating to ae est 6 DAW, 688 Broadway. 1) “erence. Apply ah BAST 418T ST.—AS GROOM, BY AcoMts: tent young man, who can milk if required ; city references . 129 WEST ssD st—a RESPECTABLE, COLORED man ag coachman in a priyate family ; 18.8 care- ful ariver ; understands the care of horses a RSE RNS SE A ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED RETAIL DRY GOODS: salesman. Apply at SWAN'S, 125 Fulton st, Brook- “COACHMEN AND ) GARDENERS. youre S MAN WAN WANTS 4 AS SITUATION, AB COACH. A man ard groom; yogis x Ist Hove tall} aeemands, ‘his business. Address Herald o! ioaarnea pore COACGHMAN AND thoroughly understands the business: seven proterence trom employer. Cull on or address sears “ath st., private stable. 8 ame GARDENER—UNDERSTANDS HIS BUSI- thoroughly ; married man, no family. Address HELP ‘WANTED—MALES, CRANOR. TO LEARN. TH TRLEGRAPHY.—MNN, A J. D., Porichester, . ¥. women, boys and girls, learn and take Portions; py, ngage By Tor operators; No vacation. THOMPSON'S Col- 8 poh cee A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT | lege, 20 4th av., ‘opposite Cooper Institute, f long: yeremtee ;undorsta nds the business in all ‘ite ‘Granebess naxoep hosel jonable e omy re reference. Ad- ‘dress 453 4th av., between SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GARDENER IS A wanted by a well recommended Englishman; could @o all kinds of work on a gentleman’s place. Address T. Ih, box ut Herald office, * YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH- A man and groom; is willing and oblign ging best reler- ence, city oF country. Address J. 8, Herald office. MERICAN BOY WANTED—INTELLIGENT, GOOD penman, Industrioas and willing to make himself useful; must live with his parents aud have good refer- ences, Apply at 99 North Moore st. T telsy NATIONAL SCHOOL OF TELEGRAPHY, 139 aan brit near Broad way.—Positions as soon as qualified; the only school where telegraphy is taught practically and made a specialty. yee MAN—TO TAKE CHARGE OF AN CA having a knowledge of bookkee| 4 avize Mercer ste stable. cline dead SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN (AMERICAN born) as coachman and retin is handy, willing taking charge Secheey cerare eeetets meeeecteel | AMETAITE watran covmnye,, cueNiny ying out new 303 3 era’ cat uing books; er week ; Ci Foference. Address JOHN MILEY, bos 160 Heratd office, . hours daily. A ‘Address LISRARY, Herald office. ii YOUNG MAN (SINGLE) WISHES A SITUATION GENTS WANTED.—100 LIVE MEN TO SELL AN a8 coachman a) Titra ested ag ‘oughly hone: pest and article of raro merit, universally required ; smart § rent ae men can coin mony 4 ri to commen: mended; no objection to the count all on ior rad. ERSON, 116 Ni au st., room 7. dress for one week, ie pare ay, Watts st, second pes a , hear Greenwic! MAN OF ENERGY IN bifid TOWN IN THE A ponies States wanted—For a first class book, in NEW none BOOK CONCERNS No. 7 Warren st., New York. LIGHT PORTER WANTED.—APPLY AT 134 MER- cer et, this morning, from 8 to 10 o'clock, GENTS WANTED.—NEW ARTICLE THIS DAY A SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A married pase, BO. family, who thoroughly under- stands nis Ot 3 can be highly recommended, Call en or address 3. No: 109 West RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN WISHES A situation as coachman; married ; wife is willing as undress and chambermaid ; has ‘one child ; best cit; seven others just out; $15 dally; no company Felerence. Call on or address CHARLES JACKSON, 143 | jarger commission; sample, By rsail Bors scsnge entphase ‘West 624 si ment “AMERICAN 1 NOVELTY CO MBANY, Broadway. _ NGELL’S TURKISH BATHS, 61 LEXINGTON AV.— Want agreeable, honest, Sain ee industriou: ease temperate Americans, for ba\ and office, ans as cook and steward; not older than 25 years. HE REPUBLIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 409 Broadway, want a tew first class business men to act as solicitors in the Metropolitan aistrict. ‘ANTED—MEN OF EXPERIENCE AND THOSE OF little or no experience, to solicit oe in every clty and town In New Jersey for anew, first class sub- scription book, published im parts, To those of the right stamp exclusive territory wi e given, Apply to J. Be MOREHOUS, 751 Broad st., Newer ———v THOROUGHLY COMPETENT YOUNG MAN A, es a situation as coachman and groom; vei city references trom Jast employer. Call on or Gress J. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Man and groom; understands his busine: Teference: no objection to the country. pa Sc tan EE ia A SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN, BY A testant yor pee ed thoroughly understanas the cae of borses; is ood and careful driver; best D., 644 6th av. » box 128 Herald office. Felerences’ Gall at or addvess iis West 250 ne in tne stable. x 8 COACHMAN, MARRIED, WITHOUT ENCUM- bane ous experionce ; Highebflty Nejrences fen ig ood ledson, Uh t FOR VARIOUS y exce ptionable ferences, laces in ergen, us yn, Union, ‘x, Morr! Dall on or address N. G., 19 West 28th st. Miaaiceex, ‘Passa eand nS count, 9. Thast ular insural Ce 5 ic; is APs COACHMAN AND GROOM IN A PRIVATE FAM. | bale and reliable. Address box ‘SOL Now York Post we eae man; English; thoroughly under- Lit ays ‘nn eis aR ly office. on or Sonat aah nth ‘stable. fob atl) core bald daft apa A a clean! WI his parents; Germa ; Eeeoets SITUATION WARTED-BY A FIRST Tees adress in ows handvridiug, stating ‘age, gees Pp 140 West class man, mated, is strictly temperate ; 10 oo Ox 4,662 New York Post office. Feigrence from last Jest piace. Call on or address Wy Ante Bee ee DIRECTORY CANVAS. sers to goin &n adjoining State; reference to last em} pio erie ured or eral commission paid, Address 0X. jerald o1 AITER.—WANTED, A PROTESTANT ENGLISH- Costes WITH OR WITHOUT A GROOM, FOR ag WICH he'can be thoroughly recommended. ‘Address ACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST man, ina small family, to attend to the duties of class married man; good city geference, Call on or | the parlor floor. make fur re, dc. 4 must be neat, address F. ¥. S2d'st, in private stable. Can be | sober and honest, and have good ci ity relerences. Apply poe for two Ways. x f'D. 8., 05 Broadway, between Vand 12 Me QHOACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION; IS A COMPE. tent, truat man, with good recommendations, ‘and. former ony Bloyers Call on or address Sapa COrsce i) SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE wens at Patera t groom nd good driver ; best city wer" es, Call or address J. M., Wm. Brewster & Co.8, Sth av. eaunisd AND Dem hia Let auted—By a single man, who thor. Bramches, ean milk and will make aks nimeet ‘ANTED—IN A SWAMP HOUSE, A LAD 15 TO 17 years, who-has had some experience and writes a good hand. Address box 640 Post | office, with references. ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS packer. Apply to COCHRAN, McLEAN & CO. tart gem hh lore MEN OF BUSINESS CAPACITY good address, to sell new articles to the trade and otherst salary or commision paid. Call at 9% Liberty st, room 24. ANTED—iN THE OFFICE OF A FOREIGN COM. Mecclgonee em oy rererences, 40a mission house, a youth, 16 to 18 years of age ral knowledge of the French and’ Spanish hangings eu requi- site. Address, in own handwriting, 8. A. F., Herald office. pita tt foto at WANTED—BY AN AMERI- js Seer tapiog ra competent and has ANTED—A TRAV) eel h aa FOR THE VAR- fezences; no no ob ion to the country. Cali ator nish business. Those _o! who have experience sali iee Bt ies in that line may. apply to HENRY LOU Pearl 1 ste Coen COACHMAN WISHES A_ SITUATION; ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN IN A GROCERY; ONE having some knowledge ot the business preterred. Call at No. 152d av. . P ‘ANTED—A SMART Jape bat ae 15 re | OLD, as porter in a liquor ng with his Parents preierred. Apply at sid Sth avs atioo'elock, is day. Ww" HAVE A POSITION OF TRUST FOR AN ENER- getic lady of Cpanel tact; will pay $15 weekly salary to a competent ps McMENAMY. “HESS & CO,, 735 Broadway. A SMART ‘ANTED—IN REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ence from last employer. Call on for one sities WILLIAM, 349 West 37th st., front house, ARDENER’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MIDDLE- aged Scotchman (single), who understands garden- $38 thoroughly and practically. Address J. 0., box GA RDENER.—4. SCOTCHMAN WISHES A SITUA- tion; is married and has no incumbrance; has a ew corereeon in the culture and general manage- Ment of graperies and greenhouse Plants; also, layin out gentlemen's pleasure Srounds if required; has hi ‘had six years’ experience in the country in present situation: goterence unexceptionable. Addréss for two days, J. C., American or German boy, not undef 16 years of Herald office. ge, with, good recommendations; wages $6 per week. ARDENER’S SITUATION | WANTED —BY AN deldceas gown ee Englishman; is married and has one child; the siveriiser thoroughly urriands th Dpusiness in ail its ANTED-EWO FARM HANDS, APPLY. FROM 6 0 ru ers. an Wemetabice: siao laving: out nee pieces or imerecing aia ott gt ad it 4 Bast Sist st, i. would take charge of a farm in connection with ; can “gees Fooe eee eocene from last and for- Sn Clams eardener. Address WILLIA ner. ress ‘WOOD, care of J. M. . Thorburn & Co., .» 15 John st aes, SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE indet greenhouses, aperies, new ANTED—FIRST CLASS MEN | WAITERS, AND ONE man competent to carve, make salad’ and yoo firstclass lunch room. Apply at Collins House, No. 42 White street. Warning WANTED—AT Rorrea OYSTER AND dining room, No. 582 6th a’ d_vegetabl: second ton at D busi reas W. H. M:, seed store S76 Broad: aeons co S Ly ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—MARRIED, ~ Scotchman; understands hen and Mower Wa placed, “address the Boriat Re 5 2 10. 593 ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RE- led, owing the care SITUATION WANTED—BY _ A PRACTIOAL PHO reenhouse, graperies, rr , arms fe Address HARRIS PIERCE, West ayINg out of new places A fA. G BROOKER, Pav. GOOD STENOGRAPHER AND FOUR COPYISTS wanted; must reside with their employer; wages $12 p $25. Cate! by Jetter 154 West lith st. No per, Boch arecahioue OP pial raperies and vegetables in tion received. ea a of au e all oun oF address We GOOD STRONG BOY, 16 YEARS OF AGE, WANT ress A ‘3 Tal Myrtle av., Bros! rooklyn. A d, in either city, to learn a trade, carpenter 8 A iacint or country. Address W. C., 536 Bi OILERMAKERS WANTED—AT STEADY WORK and good p: none but sober men wanted W. PAYNE & SONS, Corning, N. Y. foe dt bey Pot elt a= J WANTED, ad men's coats. immediat LENBACK, a2 West Lark wt i sek tara EWELLERS WANTED.—A FIRST CLASS DESIGNER, that can also mount the work; a good and perma: nent position is open to a kira and reliable person, Address, stating particulars, H. K. B., box 134 Herald ‘ARBLEIZER WANTED—AN A NO. 1 MAN, IN A n grate and mantel work; a liberal salory and permanen mation to aman who understands his bustiiess thorough! Hi, between 4 and 6 P, ROLKER & SON'S, 178 Pearl st., New York. HOEMAKER WANTED.—MUST BE A G00D, SEN ible man, of unexceptional character and habits; Gram pean arteno e's PRACTI- German . in @ priva arecnhouse. ‘Address KLEIN NJiteraid offee. KER’! SITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE ‘nd eot reference from last employer; ander. pery and truit aud vegetables and res Got Broadw aE ett ‘of pleasure garden. Add t box “ine Herald Uptown yea | Grvati0n AS concuMay —A GOOD, SOBER, COM- tent man, Swede wants 1 Sonor ‘Adavess 18 Kast ol ets wrivate sates Ss WANTED—AS FIRST CLASS COACHMAN, } no encumbrance ®good recomi dati FB, box 15 Herald office, remem BP seater Ark eg oe 2 f A GERMAN (SINGLE MAN) florist rr ds aan ‘Herald -| understands his business, ATION WANTED—BY | A PROTESTANT MAR. | one‘who understands band music preferred, Addre: $ ried man; isa practical farmer and gardener; has INSTITUTION, station gi is years’ drst clas tectimontaies would take charge fie "splace. Address 0. P., Jamaica (L. 1.) Post ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS NEGATIVE. RE. Sen ITUATION WANTED-—BY A SINGLE MAN, end vm room; thoroughly under: pg sO best cli aon ee reference. Call on or address ‘. LJ WIRING A BEASLR AND od STWORTHY gardener and coachman, re Work, iling . obliging and useful, Bas a chest EB) a} toucher. None but a competent one need address LANDY'S GALLERY, Cincinnati, Ohio. AS is hi Vy JANTED—BY A PRACTICAL MAN, A SITUATION . as foreman or superintendent of a machine shop orother machinery: bas had an experience of over 3) years designing, Ca constructing machinery. Address MACH {NER Herald office, for one week. Win AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT YOU qa a beng 1 cg in years of age; one who understands the preferred. Apply to or address ¥ ante SELL & € 38 Park place. TANTED— EDIATELY, EXPERIENCED TAN- ner, forroans, Morocco and calf, Address A. B., box 118 Herald off ANTED—A MACHINIST WHO THOROUGHLY UN. erstands repairing and adjasting Howe sewing machines. Apply early at 60) b rns, fences, &c., will addri R, Montclair Post office, N. J. ad ANTED—BY A MARRIED “MAN WITHOUT. I app erpnoss, 8 situation as coachman and gardener, or would take the entire charge of @ tarm; th hi ida ble. pe the wide understand: M Hk we refere A hoy re Meanid pa i neces dress A. ‘ANTED—COACHMAN'S SITUATION, EITHER IN business p city or syeniey: willing and obliging; 11 years’ iin eaemeeaen nee E : TATCHMAKER WANTED—TO 60 TO OHIO; ON moe ; best relerence Auidross, or awe days, £8. | WAT no hashed sows experience in_ the watch mate- — an business. Inguire of CROSS & BEGWELIN, 21 Maiden Wier toa SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR SITUA. Jane. an and cook, by ayoung man and pi Soap poy England, ‘without ‘encumbrance, TANTED—TWO AT AND ONE PANTS MAKER ‘TAMES, 401 Wet ath’ st. “to rt, Cont 1, Buk ood work: _____ | men, wit need app ‘SOWEN'S, ANTED A err ION AS GOACHMAN AND Sua Broadway, Loita 10 A. M., tostay. foenes) oi fo make himectt wsetal; @ | WWTANTED—A CONFECTIONER, ONE W mgs 10 UNDER. Eee miieer of seference, Andres B., box stands making ice creamy at JEWELL B22 Grand st. ANTED A GARDENER AND USEFUL MAX ON A understandin Rorres. PPRopiy, betwben 10 and ide'clock, at as iiowardal ANTOD—A TouRG MAN OR BOY, IN A NEWS- paper office, to iopapens and make himself gen- baa eat RR. ‘whe jot efraid of work. Address Wa xtenp—ay A STRONG ‘ik A SITUATION TO black en wag ano ¢ a ct, would prefer cksmithing, tin ing er plumbing; bes Adarems.0. B., box 194 Herald obice” i igi eae anand Us: JBUNE | DAG, Peantaiee Dear ENTGER ans une institution om dens une famille pour en- Wert pot a } RD fn A host gelgner le Frauen: feos yt ae Ba iy understand care of Borses and driviy ee dee recommendations, Addret Teams ¢ ea ss NE JEUNE DAME VY E (PARISIENNE), Ofek vellement arrivee de France, desire se placer soit ¢ dame de compagnie ou gouvernante dans une ta- mille ou chez une personne seule; bonnes recoumanda- tions. S’adresser aw No. 109 Greene st. N JEUNE HOMME ET SA FEMME (ALSACIEN®S), reeemment arrives Pd France, desireraient se pla- cer, le mari comme coeber ou valet de chambre, et la nae eae am Oy ale i, Nor Wh au con. rani Gresser a 10, 264 Hendexson Shy Jespey City, NS wiih Nov. ees aa W WY reed iamber vara aust bestcat jorge week. | 25m ; musi judge of stoc! Bete adress a where to pares fave sind ave some Add dation C- stating fully experience aga abilities, F. Wis g GERMAN WHO THOROUGHLY UN. y business, and whe can pall ucky house, one BENTUCKY, Lezald office. mtabiishe ore ower Deed sepa aoe a + BLECTION mOTIOn, Om atber . ELECTION NOTICE, TATE AE EW, YORK_OBFIGE OF NEW bile ge OF THE | soa et Bs 2 section jon seventeen = every Wednesiay. Coane una oF New Yore at eae rey. ve n that, at the ener Bize- BEE se mae eam ee waust 7, 92a uM ae elcete of November hax the folowing 5 Comer oe Rew Spot ers x, August | Ae Cabin scat A Bee) lace of G. aie bi cortlty thet tt ea the elect : A N AGo uae in me ener (pel ia ge ta io Pacey © way and bwedaa, de. Feiner, England, aes. France and at Apply. Sriseere Yeanel rN pas of the city and REET, papi ney sr ener ining pla reblog ag abiisher at rewspapers 4 fare nolifled not to insert this E'GUION, 9 Broad chapter wo of 1Bbas ny Sut “QPECIAL NOTICE.THE SPLENDID STEAMS An! Pecerctctea Tried sa dne Mig, fate plone of Bolezaon Ae awe Ot ONPTHRW T, BRENNAN, pond S MINNESOTA, sai of Wed: aera Bi 21, ih "All whose terms of efnice will expire on the Inst day of ise Yearreney Apply ton GUION, 2 Pati two 0) dusthoes the Supreme Court for the First wo rene Court for the sedis 1 District, in whe siace: Baniel P. Ingraham and h L. Fancher, whose term of office wi last day of ‘December Also a none sor fo oe oe Fourth Senate Pineek, Third, raya By Fifth, Sixth, ina the First, Sec: ards of ‘the city ‘and county New York. Thirteenth and Our naLor, for the Fifth Senate District, comprising i nels, Estrecs te 8 and Sixteenth wana Mt the ecunty 0 Senator for the Bixth Senate District, comprising the Tenth; Eleventh and Seventecuth wards'of the Clty and county ‘of New York. nator fox the Seventh Senate District, compris- ing the iighteenthy ‘Twentieth and Twenty-first wards of © city and co! ‘Also'h Senator for the kighth enate district, compris. ing the Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty. -wecond wards of the clty and cotinty of New York. Kopresentative in the Forty-third Congress of the United States stom te Sixth a ougresaional diatrich 8 established by chapter 619 of the of 1872, com> briging tho, Eleventh and Seventeenth wards of aie ci expire on com) ae of New You id that portion (é E! tn ant Fwenty lent wards Cf te tad oy aerhaye Third y of Noven- ber, 1s7 in Bince ot ange Be 0k gi i ‘of Jauies Broo City and coun 8 to be elects George M. Curtis and Henry B. Hi Bad ahree ) Coroners, In the pice or Pairick H, Keenan, wea ution et ae Superior Cour ty lace of Joh! ‘wo Justices o1 e Superior si in | lace fohn 4%. Barbour aud Claudius M: Mone! » All whose terms of office will eeice: on the last day o Peieutisution of tnspectors of election and county he attention of fore: election and count canvassers Is directed to chapter 314 of Laws of 1873, 8 copy of which is printed herewith, entitled “An act provide for submitting to the electirs o of this State, at the eneral election to be held on the Tuesday following the rst Monday of November, the quéstion whether the offices ‘of Chief Judge and Associate Judge of the Court.ot Appeals, of Justices of the Supreme Court, of the Judge of the Superior Court of the city of New York, of the Judge of the Court of Common B Plone of the city and county of New York, of the J Gourt of Butfato, of the Tudge of the sity of Brooklyn. of the Courtty Judge of tne several counties of this State shall hereatter be filled by polntinent, pursuant to sec- tion 17, article 6, of the echt for Instrictions in regard to their duties under said act. ate to sections 17 und Is, chapter 615 of the Laws of 187% a copy of which is printed herewith, entitled “An act to provide for the ane hesation of the towns of Morrisani® West Farms and Kingsbridge, in the county of Westchester, to the ct and county of New York,” tor instructions as to the! duties under said act An act to provide for sig 0 the electors of this State, at the general election to be held on the Tuesday following the first Monday of November, 1873, the ques- tion whether the offices of Chief Judge and Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals, of Justices of the su- preme Court, of thre Judge of the Superior Court of the gity of New York, of the Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the city and county of New York, of the Ju ude of the, Euperio® Court of Buffalo, of the "Judge of the city of Br of ry Judge of the several Counties ‘of tina State, shall be Nerestter, Aited by ap- quien pursuant fo section 17, article 6, of the con- stitution three-fifths being prese: me ‘People, ie 196 Dee ae ‘of New Yor! Pirepresnied in- Assembly, do enact as follows :— Becriow Le-The question’ wither ite ances of Chief Judge and Associate Judge of the Court of Appeals, the Justices of the Supreme Houtt the Judges of tl rior Court of the city ot New York, of the e Court of Come mon Pleas of the elty ‘and “equity of ‘ork, of Superlor Court of Buffalo, of the City Court of Brooklyn and the County Ju the several counties of this State, shall hereatter be ‘filled b; sppointinent, shall be submitted to the electors of this State at the general clec- tion to be held on the ‘Tnesday succeeding tl day of November next, as provided in section 17 of arti- gic 6 or ine constitution ‘of this State, in the manner hereinafter mentioned. Sx, 2—Th e Jnspectors of Election in each Election District ‘iy ee bier Ren GeeNiae, ae are in a hey shall deposi allots of © electors upon tl question whether. the Judges and Justices of the several courts named in the ffst section of this act shall here: after be filled by appointment, One of sa: oxes shall be Jabelled “Appointment or election rote the Ghict Junge and Ausociate Judges of the Court of Appeals and of Jus. tices of the Supreme Court. other one shal labelled “Appointment or election of Indges of a and County Courts” ach citizen entitled to’ yote at such election may vote two ballots, ns follows +—Oae the Chiot, Judge” and” "Aswoolate Sua Seton ef ie judges 0! Court of Ap; and the Justices of the Supreme courage ands shall Sentai on the eae when folded, the words, “Ss! e offices or the Soe oa Judge and Associate Sud, go of the Court aia AP the Justices of the Jupreme Court be h fed. by ape pointment—¥. or the words, aera ihe offices of Chief Hem an ‘Assoclate Judges of the Court ot Appeals: and of the Justices of the Supreme Court be hereaftet Aled by a) Reavers ot, and all such ballots shall be “deposited inthe boxes labelled “Appointment. or election of Chiet sndge and Associate Judges of the Court of Appeals and Justices of the Supreme Court.” The other of said ballots shall be endorsed.” A) penne? Ment or election of Judges of City ney folded, ana “Shall the, ‘offices ‘of the Judge ot Courts,” and on the inside, when the Superior Court of the city of New Yor, or the Judge contain the words, of the Court of Common Pleas of the city and county of New York, of the Ji of the SuperiorVourt of Buffaio, of the Judge of the City Court of Fpokly , of the County Judge ot the several counties of this State, be hereafter ne 4 epanpinement ree or the words, “Shall ae of rooklyn, of the Coumy Judge of the several counties ot this tate, be_hereatt Her fill ~? by appointment—No.” And all sucht Dallots deposited in the boxes eiy'am “Xppoinument oF ‘or clection of the Jadges of the and County Courts, rc: k~“The inspectors of Election xn each Election Dis- trict, after the closing of, the polls of euch election, shall count and canvass, separately, the ballots deposited in each of the said boxes in the manner prescribed by law in reference to other elections, and shall ascertain the whole number of palloes upon each of the questions to be submitted ag aforesaid. The inspectors, atter having #0 counted said ballots, shall set down in Writing the whole number of such ballots upon each anestion, and the whole number for and against each of the said ‘questions, and shall certify and make return of the satd several votes in the same manner as prescribed bv law in reference to other ballots at a general election, KC. he votes given shall be canvassed by the” several’ Boards “of. County Canvassers. at the next mecting thereof after’ such election, an aggregate results in the several ties shall be canvassed and certified by the Board Of State Canvassers. ‘The existing law in reference to a eneral election shall, in all respects, so far as applica- te alas to and regulate the proceedings and duties of d of County and State Pe cenyaneere and of the nd Secretary of State. tate Canvassers 1 it shail de- ‘ks a ments | inte to the Board of termine whether a majority of the votes upon the que: tions submitted to the electors of the State, as herein provided, be in the affirmative or negative. a sal Board shall make a certificate of such determination, and shall deliver the same to the Secretary of State, who sball file the same in his office. See. 5.—If a majority of all ithe ballots endorsed “Ap- pointment or election of Chiet Judge and Associa Judges of the Court of Appeals and of Justices of the Ba reme. Court” shall be in the affirmative, then the said cers shall not after said election be elective, but, as Vacancies occur, they shall be filled by appointinent by the Governor, bys and with the advice and consent of the Senate, or it the Senate be not in session, by the Gover- nor; butin such case he shall nominate to the Senate, When next convened, ana such appointment by the Gov. ernor alone shall expire at at end of that se: it the “majority” of said" ballots ‘so endorsed. be. in the negative, then the said officers shall be elective as heretofore. If a majority ot the ballots endorsed “Appoinunent or cleation or Jadges of Oity and, County Courts” shail contain on the inside the question’ as hereinbefore provided, answered in the affirmative, then the said officers mentioned in the said question shall not after sald election be elective, but as vacancies occur they shall be filled by appointment by the Gover- by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, ¢ Senate be not in session by the Governor; but in such case he shall nominate to the Senate, when next convened, and such eee by the Governor alone shall expire at the end of that session; but if a majority of the ballots so endorsed shall he answered isthe he Nees tiys e, then the said oflicers shall be elected as h@retofore. i be the duty of the Sec enita ota uestions, together ‘with the forme oF nh the f the! alles as sherd In specified, to be published rt two or more newspapers in each of the counties of this State, the same number of times priee to the said election as is now required by law to be published of the officers to be ) elected and the offices to be filed at electi uch newspapers to be designated by the Secretary aratate in the Manner now provided by law for’ designating news- election notices; hui no neglect or Faure to pabist or ini failure to Publish. or informality or publi alr the validity of sueh elec a een Skc, 7.—It shall be the duty of the Secretary of State to include In and cause to be published with the election notices for the said gener: ion @ notice in sub: nee and effec F hursuant to section 17 of 1 of this State, two questions will be submitted to the electors of this State, to be voted upon ee ba}bots, as follows Shall the offices of Chiet Judge and Associate Jndge oF the Court of Ap- peals, and of Justice of the Court be hereaiter Hed by apo! of the Supe: of Common Pleas of the city and county ot New Yours the Judge of the Superior Court ot Buffalo, the Judge of the City Court of Brooklyn, and.the Judge. of County Courts of the several’ counties of this State be hereaiter filled by Anil at such election cock elector will e separately for or er a thalorits. of the said questions then therein referred to, after ur, Will be appointed by No {allure or orniaston in the notice or the ‘hall impair the validity of such notice or rein providea ror. —This act shall take edect immediately. 8 Chapter 61, An act to provide for the annexation of the towns of Morrisania, West Farms and Kingsbridge,,in the Gounty of Wesichester, to the city ani county of New y Passed May 23, 1873, three-fifths being present The People of the State of New Vark. eeprosented in Senate and Assem| y; do enact as followsi— . the Governor, as provided by ia to give notice, or any informa giving the the ele Bre. » * Pe 8 we eee Sxo. 17.—At the next general election held in this State after the passage of this act there shall be provided by the proper authorities in each election district withiit the city and county of New York, and in each election district in the several towns of the county of Westchester, ‘a separate box, in Which the Inspectors of election iil HOUSES, ROOOMS, &C.. WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. —A.—A.—FREE REGISTRY FOR THOSE DESIRING to rent Houses cy POURS, season, at the real es- tate office of be alg ol street (North Uni JUNARD NINE, NOTICE, ‘ith thaview. of diminishing the chances of collision beens ates ners of this line will te aa take a specified all seasons of the ye & SLOAN, No, 31 East Seventeenth ), Bear Broadway. Most cen- ion Square, th On th e Outward F m Queenstown to New York+ eee owe ton, crossing ibe Mian of Matis lacs or nothing te YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, witHOUT Cutt. | the north of 43 dren, wish immediately five or six unfurnished Rooms below Fortieth street; house must, be private; modern conveniences; rent moderate. Address ADVO- CATE, Herald office, A SMALL HOUSE WANTED—FROM TENTH TO Seventieth rect and between Third and Tenth ave- nues, Apply'to ., 26 Beckman strect, Brgy Ape fate BY TWO GENTLEMEN, WHO WILL the Homeward Passage, crossing the,meridian of 50 as va lat, oF nothing to the north ora er BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL The STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CoG AT CORK HARBOR, « we *SCOTIA. W'sda; ere ey thes saday? ae 8 ALGERIA fs sei. 18 sti 8 I A Fi ghd ye a Ae Howlig Wedpexiay and Suiurday tom N and Thirty-fourth atrocts, Yyourth and Seventh uvenues; | York. Steamers marked a £50 not fs Reerage HEDIS USEOE Rees ME POS | esahag ccd dtoe” Ratna ude te HASTE, Herald ptown Braneh office. 7 on. ney i rie uxetstom ure ‘and “Queenstow! Di Euro 8. ie freight and G cabin passage apoly at the ‘0 r steers fy uticany. 5. eg ICKLYN, Agent, P. iH, DU VERNET, Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, 11, HOUSE WANTED, UNV CRHIAHRD GOOD, Lo- cation, not above Forty-fifth si y lst of Sep- iompsr, “hidress Mrs B. Ac, 451 Weet Eightsonth stroot SMALL FAMILY (ADULTS) | DESIRE A. NICELY furnished House, centrally aitasted, owner to board unexceptionable references given and required. GEORGE DAVISON, 33 } st Seventeenth wireet, Eiverpoot an " No. Seneage ae Lit br Bradway font OR BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other pola nee pia a in England atid Wales, | Atlantic Steamship ra now fra laa proamehipe wilhes ibgall trom Pennsyivel Distr orvanira HIGHEST REFERENCES DE- sire a fully turnished House, wi renting second floor, with excellent table, will Be "equivalent ior rent, b i vil f renting other rooms, without board; vally my Pra iy aricalars noticed. “Addresy for one Weck, Ped wary Jersey City, as follows: pak Dox 20) Herald ofllees ea trv Pre en! Ww RE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, | catin’ ssotcurrones $8 seurency. * prepal 0 ‘abin, G rT ite tise of buth—by two single gentlemen; must bé | Steerage Certificates | fom Cardi #35, currency.» Dratts in a good locality and terms iow. ‘Address J- B., box 181 | for £land Upwards | For further particulars apply to Herald office. ARCHIBALD BAX? Bas 00. agents, ‘ANTED—BETWEEN_ 1! AVE- ‘HIRD AND FIFTH 8 and Twenty-third and Thirtieth streets, from nue: . OOK'S TOUR OF THE WORLD FOR $1,875, GOLD, genni Seb iter wo, edrooms next a sunny Far. | () omnich Includes first class fare, sleeping cars, hotels, dining and. cooking urposes, fitted with modern conve- omnibuses, 40., leaves New York Septem! 1 vr it housekee} ya fentleinany and ‘is, wife: references” exchaige ed, aSQQE's Cheep Antonel aa eg tn Faypt and erase und ThursGay, 28th instant 12 yk W BOOS HIRD EDITION: AMERICAN TOURS ow v yeady, containing routes and fare to all principal points Set '‘ANTED—BY A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY. A furnished House, where the owner will board with the family in part consideration for rent permit a few selec’ boards to be taken apo, sither in Now York or Brook De reference given. Address, on the weel OENIAMIN, Mountain House, South 01 bie gy ‘COOK'S s EXOURSIONIST a 8 fares and expenses of Le renies in Europe and rica; mailed to any ad- 10 jonas SON & JENKINS, ‘ourist Directo: ‘Broadway,’ New York. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A NICELY FUR- Whe STAR Line. Room; location between Eighth and Six- TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, teenth streets aud Fourth and weventh avenucn, Ad: AREA ING THe UNITED StATES Walk, Gross, stating terms, 8. E. M., Herald office. New and tull-powered steamships sailing from Now York of Saturdays, from Liverpool on ANTED—BY AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN AND REPUBLIC. Anne 68 Oyen HSTDG OOee WOE Sas wife, a front Room and Bedroom, on second floor, September hata Ps Me unfurnished, between Yenth and Thirteenth streets. and ~ seb tember & eee Fourth and ‘ixth avenues, Address JOHN, Herald office. ogee ‘ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM, AT A m ti Pi Passenger accommodations Sor "all ¢ moderate price; will be used onl; ‘occasionally, but will be retained permanently. Address L. L. &., Harald | combining salety, speed and comfort oftiee, and bathrooms Saloons, staterooms. smokii pone | in migahip ‘section, where least moto mig felt. Surgeous and stewardess accompan: eae sean Joon, $100, gol re, $30 in currency, Those wishing’ to and fort ends in the Old Country cans Bow obtain steerage prepaid certificate: », Cle ren ‘3 Dooked to and from all parts of America to ra Pech Norway, Sweden, India, Australia, ‘ANTED—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, LARGE front edroom, with all conveniences; best refer goose seapired: Address, with price, H. J. R,, box 2322 ‘ost office. ‘ANTSD—TO RENT OR LEASE, BY A SMALL faxatly,.withont children, @ neat, ‘Small House ; loca- tion between Twenty-seventh and Seventy-sixth streets rae and Lexington and’ Seventh prenues, Begs not sa ex from £1 u wards, it hor For inspection oi plans, and other iomema nen apply at Suowering the above may Hid i yad- | the Company's ofliee, 19 Broadway, New by Preset J the phere may find a wacetrable tenant by ad- 0X. Post office, stating location and partica- Bills of lading issued to Continental eee J. H. SPARKS, Agent. REDUCTION IN PASSAGE,—After this month Cabin’ aoe asiae by the WHITE STAR LINK will be reduced to ) gold. HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steams! Captain A. Barend, wil sail sit gu Thuratay, Angust 28, at ANTED—TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS: s proterred) between Tent and Tweney-arih streets, red), between Tent wt Roce thay. Address K. R, H,, box 228 Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A NICELY furnished Room, without between Thirty- fifth and Fortieth stree' ‘scien Madison and ins apieied 2 Address, stating terms, J. G., box 2,378 Post off tor Hai taking passengers from New York to ha — London, en, yodgttes 3 A SMALL STORE OR cabin, $120. orbourg al cabin, $72. Part of mn Brot ad way, suitable for a poeey ‘Steere e, FB $2. Dayable i United ein fio, Jocation ‘pei con Seventeenth avd Twenty-third, stro KUNHARD' Han & So AB, ST, Herald Uptown Branch office, General Agcite rere Pomtseer taenti: 61 Broad st: 6h Broadway. New York, ‘ANTED—BELOW TWENTY-THIRD STREET AND The SILEOL will ‘ait I september sat of Secanware fa unfurnished Room aud Bed- oom. anrenes int i pa a tae inieek Garton ia NCHOR LINE. een iB x = Povoet exces: Ned ki om pier 2) No ver, New Yor re r ore ng “Ue, ‘Herald’ Uptown Branch Steamers pall iro! ie i. Gress, tor two days, B. EV aoe AND SATU! ft: be weirs ait ICTORIA ane ‘ANTED—IN THE VICINITY OF THE UNION Club, Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street, by a Je gentleman. a large front Bedroom, well furnished, without board, with gas, use of bath, ike. ‘Address, Ly it, 27 ors of this ting Ietter only, ., Union Club, stating price per week, &« are unsurpassed for elegai rt. Cabin state. rooms a 1 on upperdeck, thus. Tae good light and ‘ANTED_BY A RESPONSIBLE TENANT, FULLY ‘ventilation. RATES OF PASSAGE TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY. Het Os <7 ahi Wad Steamers. Carreney. Cabins, $75 and $65 $75 and $65 Cabin return tickets, secur: ing best wecommod $130 30, currency. Tickets for pi fo or trom any seaport or railwa; station in Great aspera te Treland or the Continent issued at lowest rates. a miette? Se Spigent nt currentrsies ae) ompany's offices, No.7 Bowling Green, New Yor! ied HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, furnished House, poe between Le: a Fourteenth to Fitty-ninth ington }per month. Ad and Sixth avenues; rent ress A. J., Owner, Herald Uptown ‘ANTED—A SUIT OF PLAINLY FURNISHED Booms in a private house, centrally located, and at moderate rent. Address TENANT, Herald Uptown «Branch office. ANTED—A FULL OR EXTRA WIDE HOUSE, OR Part of pons furnished or eee eee between meenty. eighth and Thirty-fourth streets and Broadway and Madison avenue; will lease for three or five years at moderate rent. Address SCHOOL, Herald ‘Uptown Branch office. $130 NMAN LINE. for Queenstown oe Liverpool, ere Mall Rei are appointed to sail as follows :— cl RICK CITY OF CHESTER... 01 T" Wan ROOMS, FURNISHED, WITHOUT F i board for three adults, between Fourteenth and ‘ortie STOLL. CITY OF RICHMOND. each of said election dist resented to thein by the lots. word, “and ou the inside of each of sal batlots shall be the woras, “For the annexation of the towns of Morrisania, West Farms and Kingsbridge to the sity, pe county’ of New York,” or the folowing eine the annexation of the towns of Mor- Tisania, West harins.and Kinesbriage to the city and county of New York." Suck ballots shail be so folded as to conceal all the words therein except “Anuexation ;” such ballots sball'be canvassed and returned in the same manner as votes given lor State officers are by law Te- Dired txbe canvassed and returned. If upon such re- tire it stall appear tat & miority of fl the ballots #0, ast shall cor words, * ae ainst the towns of Morrisania, Weet Parme und Kitetrtien 40 the olty and and agounty of of Rew forks then ite uty’ of te to make and file acer- Bex te of uch rea i a ‘office within ten Pr 's after sueh ng su shale inoperative and v js Saen COrtineate: Tae Aev Ske, 18.—This act shall take effect on the Sra say bs January, eighteen hundred and seventy-tour, pt to such parts as are otherwise provided for’ mad Rh to such paris itshal) take eilect av the tume gr types in ius streets and Lexington and Sixth a’ ennes, at $30 40 Der months best references given. ddress PER- wa NENT, box 183 Herald Uptown Branch office Vv 7ANTED TO LEASE—A SMALL HOTEL, IN A fashionable locaiity, furnished, or two or more fur- nished Dwellings, which could be made Meese ed also furnished; corner preferred. Address box 116 Wat- kins Post office, N. Y. ‘and each succeeding Saturday Wid h River. © North River. soma OF PARRAGR Ph aval $70, $80 and $9), gold, according to secomao- Round trip tickets at low rates. rt from ee sc Guan Steerage, to Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, London- bial baron elena dorry, idan, Bristol oF Gardin Bias Tepe eae. _' By ‘rene: Aone Rursiehed preferred: ae STS, Cea Ly | Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Sweden, Font reasonable and immediate posseasion required. Ad- “Bratt iosued at lowest tnigha ne Fates, dress H., box 2,060 New York Post ottice. Fer, cal agsnge and eee business apply at the ice, No. ANTED TO RENT—A SMALL FARM, 10 TO 20 gmpeny notice wasage, at 38 Broadway, acres, good gary land, with goqe house and barn, NG, Agent, or to wiikin 20 miles ot New York; must be healthy and water O'DONNELL & PAULI, 402 Chestnut st, un lmierpas supply,,e90d, Address, stating Particulars and lowest 8. CREAGH, 102 State street, Bos Drice, E. E: G., Post oftice box 4758 New York. * G, BROWN, 82 South ‘lank corner 1 ‘Lake st., Chicago; WM. INMAN, Liverpool, Rue Scribe,’ Paris. ‘ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. For Bouthampien and Bremen. BUROPEAN | STEAMS! R® STAR LINE. fhe, steamship, HANNOVER, Captain, ¥, Ladewigt, NIWERP SERVICE, will sail on Wednesda: ist 27, at 2 bP. Appointed to earry the sjelcian ‘and United States ies en a pier, Dh tity (iret Tighe, i to be Icio Aa PaRtaink dah * ERE pniadctoMs, | RATES OF PAGBAGE iQ, HONDON, HAVRE axD voaptain panes Heyden Sept, 10. Aug. 19. | iege Gagiable in gold o its eqnivatent in curreney. Captain Collin, -. ssa Aug. 12 Sept 3, * - 2 REDRRLARD, EG) coc Building. ply, nha bg aphe pa Rate a Building. CBU Go. 2 Bowilag Green. Cabin ... bo A raced $100, gold NLY DIRECT LINE TO TO FRANCE. Lees toad Prepaid Certificates, $86, currency. bias betireen New Transatlantic Go Se at mail ail steamships Nan Maatnes Lavetpen). Paitad'a eon Ee Ry ApS Oe ad foe REO Es oe Fuanadie © SOK | FU AAURENE, Rowen... fardey goptmr f Saturday, October 4 PEREIRE, Daure. turday, October 18 mane of passage, in gold (nclading wine), to Brest or Fin c Cabin... $125 | Second Cabin............875 Cabin.. Steerage. Tickets will Be sold here at hedst rates, good from Antwerp and erpool to all interior points in ‘the United States, via the Pennsylvania Kailroad and its connections, thus affording parties in this country @ con- Excursion tickeis at reduced rates, venient and cheap opportu unity of sending for their These steamers do not carry steerage passengers. friends tn Euro American travellers goin nf to or returning trom the THE RED tke LINE will give special attention to | Continent ot Europe, by taking this line avoid both tran- the comnnt of steerage passengers; comfortable berth: ait by English railway and ne discomforts of crossing Well ventilated sleep! apartments and good food will the Chante, besides sayin are Uscue apd expense. ORE MACK Broadway. be furnisned them. ‘An experienced surgeon is attached to each vessel. Freight will be received at all principal cio in oe West and Youth in connection with ane Pennsylva: Railroad, Southern Mail Steamship Company ma Clyde's Lines, and through bills of ind ing ‘issued yA Ant- EAT oe STEAMSHIP LINE, Gist W YORK as BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, ‘he steamers C line will sailirom pier 18 East River, as follow: werp, Bremen, Hamburg, Havre, Amsterdam, Kotte: GON, Wi n. . Wednesday, August 27 Jan,'Liverpocl, Londom’ Glasgow, Bellas tals weal ABEACON, Wener Wednesday eptember 3 Tathe Red Star Line Docks at Philadetphia are in direct | oe Pasaness 870; Intermediate freely a connection with the Pennsylvania Kallroad,and all mer: | Suuthsirect soe CKets SI a Anny eager chandise intended for points beyond Philadelphia can be transferred from the hold of the steamer to the cara with- out. the expense to shippersand risk of damage by re- landing which results from cartage. For Ca of freight and passage, and other information, apply to GEO, W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad stre PETER WRIGHT & ScNS ata General FY see COASTWISE. "STRAMSHIPS. ‘pactric MAiL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA, CARRYING MAILS, PASSENGERS AND ILADELPHIA, Mam 1 yh Ra B. * nder Becke, ASPINW AL ANAMA SANTA MARTHA, GREY- ie aati General European Agent, OWATAND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO, ‘Liverpool. Antwerp. CENTRAL, AMERICA, F GTATE. LINE. eptember BrStoniter COLON, aptain Griffin, wilt v, pier No. jort iver at o'clock noon fot NEW, YORK.TO, GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, Rapin wilt direct connecting, at Fapame, with the eR MON’ in Parker, leaving Panama These clegant new Clyde-built (ay at ‘will sail from 2 | for San, Francisco,” and ling at Acapuico, Mazatlan, State ine pier, Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, N. ¥., as fol. Manz na Sa DI ea al connecting ior ail Cen: -Saturday, August 23 al American and Routh Facile por re or i 3 | ports received until 6 P.M. of September 3 only. De- ‘Pisdnewiay,Soptemver g | porte received, antl oP ee aRtee New Yer: come G Weqpestay,, ars Gowbert hect with the Company's steamer touching atSan Benito, tak Tonala, Salina Cruz and, Port Angel... The steamshty Costa Rica will leave San Francisco on September 24, for Honoluln, Sandwich Islands. ‘One of the Company's aplendld st ers will leave San through rates to all retand, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany. Troratts for £1 or up’ pony WILLIAM P. CLYDE & ae arg Bowaibe Gita YBXAB_ LINE FO! LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHE FY Key Wi ne ine “caput States Mi pier 20, i fy mie ciate wi FS gales often na 13 9 Beg for Sitiecaeet ee await 5 CLYDE, 119 Wall stre . OR NEW QeEmaus B DIREOE, F re Gromwell Se gteqimaip POEURGR CROM' Non PS North River on Saturday, : he ta, nat received G daily. Thrgtgh rates vem: en yap oe y Aranzas wire ‘Brazos f Sane sage apply cae Site 1 BEN, 86 We Sfeieyt ot 7 OR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT. Tho steamet, CITY OF GALVESTON, Captain Pill leave pier 21 Last! River, Wedneaday, Aug gine at es it recei’ re Stee dni niin” Gatthnte al bia yas tee Sor ight or passage, having i . RY & CO., 153 Maiden lane. RF? NEW ORLEANS t DIREOT. ae eho mate STEAMSHIP LINE. WESTELN Mya Boor an from pier 36 North Kiver on Saturday, Au eats oN Korth Pow we ht receiv Through rates given sis hee Stone’ Galveston and i 01 ommod tions, apply to PRED EATON oe aco ee POR, NORFOLK, crry eaniod AND RICHMOND. = ‘The Old Dominion Steam man wet te rom pict #7 North River, fiotra tPelogaat Adewneeh ee ‘and Richmond, on, Saturd: a * August flying through bills, of tang uch, ag concierge aunlted AnD Apply ae Dies nines 0 0 Dey street, es odations une: eral office, 187 Greenwich street, corner of i =a _ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. - FFERNOON BOAT FOR NEWBURG, sie, Rondout and Ki (ee | at Cozzel Wears oa "Cornwall, New AmbarE ané Milton.—T! Room, at 8:30 0’ OWEDI tromi Vestry street, pier'39, every afte: Atine ‘AND TROY $2, SARATOGA to clock, line boats 0. VIBBARD and nae ing {oF all polite West and Moray ‘ol ‘Ticket special cars an toga at aron. ITIZENS’ LINE FOR TROY—PASSAGE, clogant, sieamboats SUNNYSIDE a per 4 North River, ys excepted), at 6 o'clock P. is trains on Rensselaer and § Troy and. Boston aleads for ail pot West. ‘The most direct route. to Sarai and Montreal ‘Through tickets sold lestination. JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent,» AST RIVER ROUTE TO CONEY ISLAND.—STEAMI METAMORA leaves daily Eighth street, East River, t,940 4; M1280 and $20 & Mag pier 2 Kast River NY 44. 13:30 and 320 P, M.; Fulton ferry, Martin’ pier, Brooklyn, 10-4. Meyland'é P. Me it ‘L RIVER LINE TO Bonar. ke George baggage checkeg ont and Fall Lares ‘The world-renowned stes Si iSTOL and PRO’ DENCE leave pier 28 North! iver foot of Murray stre daily (Sundays included), Hall's Band eel Gaged for the season. A. P. BACON, Superintendent OR NORWALK AND DANBURY.—THE NEW steamer AMERTUUS leaves dally foot of Market strect, at 3:15, and apirty ‘hird oe ‘at 3:30 P. M., cone necting with the Danbury Railr Peete OR STAMFORD AND GREENWIOH,—THE STEAM- boat NELLY WHITE leaves daily, from pier 87 Eng River, at 8:80, and foot of Thirty-thind street at 345 P, M. Leaves Stamford at 7A. M, LINE FOR SING SING AND IO) TONAL ee the mer THOMAS COLLYER will leave from Harrison si ier 34, every morning (ride oxd cepted) at 8 o'clock, Twent ‘sureet, 81 nding as nty-third stre Yonkers, Hi ‘Dobby Ferry, Irvington, sig 8 Haein Sr ak gat Et gee ona Islam o’cloc! ins fy York 52 ‘30, N- B-Express freight taken at haif the saab Tates. EW JERSEY rest ood RAILROAD Lie offer extraordin: inducements to excursiom parties for the great watering pl plage of America, The attention of ohuschen scoleties, clubs, &4c., ts called to the following schedule ot’ te ites: Parties of 80 and less than 100, $1 60 round tri Partios OF 200 ani less than 200 $1 25 found tribe Parties of 200 and Phe) only $1 x $1 youd ta Ps tel, under the management tof Mr. ‘Gus Fuller, with its beams titul lawns, croquet, base nd other pleasure grounds for the free use ot fen maar a3 for Be esos Sorat eae mace gi location on the beach,~ ry e Company’s office, 30. street; 9 Astor House, pice 28 North ivory! foot Murray street, and at pecan vor Ich 0 neral and Passenger Agent &M. W. Seat, Superintendent, * ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, Trains leave New York: from foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets, as follows -— Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and South, With Fuliman palace ears attached, 9:9 A. M., 6, 7 EY 8:30 P.M. Sunday, 5, 7, 8:30 Wagnangton a indi ine, ae via “Pent syivania Air 8 roe Ane,” at F E: tor Philadelp! BO A. 7.8: OPM, and lament esata, Taai and oP Me oe For Philadelphia via Kensington, at7 NM M. and 6:10 P,' Emi rant and soeoni cay 705 P. M. oy hak me at 6, 6:30, 7,7 My 8:10, 9,10, 11 A. ML 12 3, 40,6110, 5120, 5: pie. EE 10, i130 # Gn & 8:80 andor. Me. F Elizabeth, 60:3 7, 74, 8:10, 9 r ‘30, 6:20, 5:40, P.M, Cae Shia Ba Loi? and 12 night. ya bah ee ogdbridge and Porth Aniboy, 6 P Now Reasswighs? and 8:10 A. M., 12 ew Brun: a sy 640,800, 9 P M.and iz night Sand oP. For Masi Millstone, 8:10 A. ¥., 12 M., 4and ‘or Lambertville and Flemington, 9 A. M For Phithpsturg amd Bel videre, 2'and 4 P. M. Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlty ton and Cam den, 7 and 9:3) A, M., 12:30, M. For Freehold, 7 A. M., Sand 4 For jamesbiurg. Pemberton, Ca ye 6A. M., ‘flags vite ‘ollows: For Baitimor potest [oh F S ee PB ro a Si onl = 2 B (3 eet 3 of see i Md daily’ except Mond From, Washi more, via Rennayivatita Pa Line, i 9:15 P.M. Sunday, 6:40 and, vis Das. ont and bee Broadway No. ani fost orb toa tea and Cortianl stree nas Oe eatery PM. BOYD, Jr, “Age rr. Genorat Passengei ‘AR CONEY ISLAND BOAT—DAILY EX! sions to the peices. eee, GENERAL SE. TOK leave: Garston er street, North River, at 9:15. M., 12:15, manklin: street at 9:20, 12:20, 3-205 ide No.'s North & er at 390, 12 $80, 5230, EXCURSIONS. “GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO THE FISHING A Banks, giving a fine view of harbor and fort fions.—The "new, fast and elegant saloon steamer ETGtir will make daily excursions pein ite | leave Eighth aircet, East River, at 7; Peck slip, 7 305 Twenty-third ree North River, 5 peat ind pier No. 6,9; dinner, fettet men board. Tickets $1, ladies steamers i he a ‘ol Res Lg minted . teoet eal 2, 5:10 and7P. M., landing at ihutes inter. Sunday tne rom Spring. street, #901 ASM, ded and 2) PML, landing at Eoventy-thi street. Fare 15 cents. Loxasreuers GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION te Rockaway Beach, RSDA ast 38. Th id jer did noawiere ew and 8) ving sie SHADY SIDE leaves Mott Haven at 8:30; 119th street, 8 8:45; Bighty-fourth street, Yorkville, 5 9:16} Fulton slip, 0:30; and, retmrning, leaves Rocka M.'Musle by Wallncs, Tickets’ $1; childrom, 908. ateP. sic LONGSTRI uh Proprietor. Ne JERSEY py ts td LINE. Long n Race: Steamer PLYMOUTH HOCK will make an Extra trip at 11) A. M., August 23. 26 ana 27. rain will commence cent 2 P. M. or on arrival of the Heturning a train will leave the Park for Long Bran only ataSP. My or at the termination orthe meee ence Passengers ‘for York will take the train leaving: ng Branch, at , M., connecting with steamer OUTH ROCK, arriving in New York 746. Me Msie,by Keating’ Bana. WOW, ERAT, Superintendent, Sous bce Gor Freight and RIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER ISLAN. rbor and New SuffolK. steamer dB. B. sont Le R, tain G. C. Gibbs ‘will leave vier be vy River, foot.ot Wail stroet, atSP. My Ret il leave Sax Harbor tae hursday and Sai Sheiter Tala At 5° May Greenport at 5:30 P, M., Orient at 6:30'P, M, i Franciseo, September i, fer, for Yapan, and China. For ‘ASORRELUREE AEP po rearnaman, | Heb a ae Poa eee ar i | ony ae Fehr Suaote aoa _ Stecrage passaze office, No. 45 Broa LORGE i, BRADBURY, President. | return every Monday mmotning at7 orclog GF’ Sonth street, - ATIOYAr, LIN OF STRAMSEIPS. Hid. Butay, Superiniendent “ oe asd wl ortnighuly to Landon diseets (OR SALE-VOUR THREE-QUARTER Tickers, | Re “ om piers Nos 44 and 47 North River, New York to San Francisco, per steamer, ai | 7 Yeprino 75% ‘OU RENSTOWN MAND. LIVERPOOL, alivera’ discount Pagcenson to be made at once to NORTHERN F Parra RAILROAD, SPAIN, Grace.. H.D., ves} 1,108 Post office, SEALED. PROPOSALS be received at the office ITALY, Thompson. ane dhiet Hnginees, No," Fink favenuio, in the city Sa mucr L Mi rogrose nud Vera é ata os Pie «it cust portion of this Company's rogan rogteso a radin r N i New York and Mexican all ‘Froamebip line, leaving | Rend 'wotvee ahd Kellowstone rivers, ‘si 980 eo, “690 Carre Lecuilhaebte iE iY THURMDAY, We will be received for the whole distance, OF urrend: kets at redi TY OF HAVANA (Havana only) Aug. 28 | fe pertuenee vat ecrare tickets row Liverpool, Feetaseoern, fons CLEOPATRA (Havana via Nassau, ‘Bev 4 7 eeheg jnropmat ation Beret ot. t. the Cae ay: Glasgow, Cardiff, Bristol or London, at the jowest CUBA (Havana pad Hexico), Sept, En ineer in New vavor furthor inforgnation the company's omice, | Por irexght or passage apply to” bombay 5% onions 0 ‘or farther in ation apply, K " ‘or freight or pas No. Browdyray. = Pw y. WUaa Maoagens wn OP PALEXANDAM & SONS, 3 Brogdyway, | Naw Xonm, Ajigust 1d