The New York Herald Newspaper, September 9, 1873, Page 14

GREENPORT, L. I. Whe Social Life of Long Island Summer Retreats. MARRIED OR NOT MARRIED. The Operations of the Beautiful Belles and Heart-Stricken Cavaliers. SOME REFLECTIONS THEREON. Young Men of $2,000 a Year, Beware! Be- _ Ware \--She’s a Fooling Thee ! THE AVERAGE YOUNG LADY. GREENroRT, L. I., Sept. 3, 1873 If that Diz fire which Methodist parsons say Is about to consume the world, because the world 1s giniul, should leave Greenport standing alone on the surface of the earth as a sort of Noah's ark, T confess I would readily become an inhabitant for “the seasom”—not otherwise. The world is very large and life is very short; hence I have my chaice Of localities, and Greenport is far from being at the head of the list, Ido notaver that Greenport is not a lively place; itis. There are several hotels in the place; several yachts generally in port; still bathing, boating, tishing and firting. Itre- minds me of some of those Norman watering places 80 admirably described by Mr. Grenville Murray, where the spectacle is made up of A MAN AND A WOMAN, ‘This is all there is to the place—the man and the woman—and there are some very persistent and gay of the former, as there ure some very gushing and saccharine of the latter, We have the usual number of marriageable damsels—beautiful and poor—and plenty of would-be-married rakes who, if not beautiful, are rich. Of course these two classes of humanity readily coalesce, ana I have no doubt they have been inaugurating a business which will ere many months prove profit- able to the clergyman and undertaker. Now let me introduce the reader to Miss Smith. Miss Smith is of Brooklyn. Nearly all the young ladics ‘who come down to this end of the isiand are from Brooklyn, and, being irom Brooklyn, she is of course handsome. MISS SMITH take asatype. She is pretty asa peach ay but her mouth, and that has suffered enlargement, I fear, from a too habitual use of the tongue. I wonder often at the perpetual volubility of the Brooklyn young ladies. I cannot account for it; but paren 1 have never been an-accurate studen’ of history. Well, charming Miss Smith soon dnds out there is a stranger in the house—another gen- ‘tleman bas arrived. She goes up stairs, runs her powder ball over the bridge of her Nose, pastes down her eyebrows, bites her bps for color, pinches her cheeks for crimson, loosens her corsets for sighs, and, select- ing her largest Jan, bounces down stairs ‘and ap. pears on the porch. She is sweet-looking, I am Wiliing to etl and her wicked glances repulse no man. Mr. Jones, an acquaintance, is near at hand, and, coming up to you, says: “Why, my dear iellow! you,here! The last one in the world I dreamed of seeing. Come right along, I'll introduce you to Miss Smith—prettiest giriin the house. By Jove, she’s a crusher!” RoBiINson—Don't caie if 1 do, Mirs Smith pours prettily, triés to look’shy, and lowers her enormous fan. “Miss Smith, permit me to introduce an old friend, Mr. Robinsun—a charming gentieman.” Pe oad @m happy to make your acquaint- aitiss Smith bows ana shows her pretty teeth, “Are you going to stay longin Greenport, Mr. Robinson (”’ SHREWD MAN OF THE WORLD ‘that Robinson is; he knows that this ieading query means the direst of calamities, being courted by a young girl ‘with a view to matrimony,” so he line Meuiately answers, “Am going to-morrow.” Miss Smith not only bites her lip at tuis outrageous rejoinder, but also bites her ian, Robinson gets oif some of ms old speeches about “how sad itis to part just as one teels that ne has met somebody who May change the whole tenor of his lite ;”” and then Miss Smith and Mr. Robinson, leaving Jones in the Jureh, retire arm-in-arm to an uoceupied corner of the balcony. They crow to be friends, and therelore confidential. Miss Smith iniofins Robinson in Whispers, and telis him that he must not tell, “that the oid ladies in the house are jeariul gossips. You Pig ‘Oo With more than ene young lady at a time; if you do you will ropped by all.’? Teenie ponders and smokes, and the little Brooklyn lady becomes his iriend, bat he does not so readily becoine her apiancée Itis now the morrow. Miss Smith has to cat Other fish in her net; so poor Kobinson, havi wandered away, and having erred and strayed, like a lost sheep, makes other acquaintances and embeilishes his old commonplaces for some iresh Brooklyn beauty. In turn she becomes an alien, and thus he goes through the whole gamut until he has done “the pretty” to all, and then be is in condition to compare notes and say, “Eureka!” if that can mean “i have found her!” Oitentimes Robinson comes back to Miss Smith, Decause, having left her, sie gives him a bad re pu- tation, which 18 a sort of barricade against the af- fections of the other ladies, Sometimes Robinson does*better, and manages to monopolize some fresh young lady who has just alighted irom tbe train. Then he is in clover. such is THE FATE OF THE STRANGER on arriving here, if he be unmarried, and tf he be married be will tind plenty of appreciation. 1am aware in saying this that I ain writing up the place, not writing it down, and I should not wona- der at all if next Saturday night’s boats would bring @ cargo of wife hunters and husbands search- ing for single blesseduess in ey, and quality lite dreamed of in my philoso} ny I confess somewhat to be a student of people in the concrete, and since I have been here } have in- duiged in social studies as far as compatible with leisure. This ilusband-wite business, generally so thriving at the retreats, has engaged my passing attention, and for the benefit not only of the family embarrassed with the care of a marriageable daughter, but also for the benefit of the salaried man of say $2,000 a year, 1 will recapitulate a few tacts, THE AVERAGE YOUNG LADY, and I hope every one of those charming ladies whom Ihave had the pleasure of meeting while here will assert themselves above the average, is neither a spinster nor coy sweet sixteen, She knows some music—and that indifferently. She dances well, or, ii she does not, she dances enough to make "you think she does, Her smail talk fs limited—siang being preferred to harmless badinage, aud on robuster topics she is siient. She is pretty, ant- mated, amiable, as fond of admiration ani brass Duttons as an Irishman is of potatoes or a French- man of red wine. She is always ready to jail in love and then fail out again, and THE YOUNG MAN WITH TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR Only needs a little assiduity to call her his own. Now this man with $2,000 @ year is worthy of no- tice. He affects small yachting, wears a biue shirt once or twice a week, which he takes care to bntton with diamond studs, reat or not, and withal 18 a quite supportable fellow. The mamma of the ‘oung lady in the market is convinced that he ts he coming man, and tells Lucy so; and Lucy puts on her neatest smile, her most spotless linen, her best bootees and poses while playing eroguet or giegling on the piazza, eem—notiing more— jows acquaintance, and “spooning,” after having its day, is succeeded by an imaginary love, which, followed up to the thitd act, is marriage; and this as the clergyman’s work. { would not utter a word to cast sorrow over unions #0 spontaneously formed as these are at the watering places, iff were not convinced—nay, if I did not know that they almost always breed misery and di appointment, and that the clergyman is but the forerunner of a divorce suit or an wndertaker, The business im detail and sumination is THOROUGHLY SELPISTE and artificial. The parents, not the young lady, re Oltenest to blame; they teach her to practice er wiles and arts, The youth, who hus studied the fluctuations of gold more than he has the vacillations of the litunan heart, is a ready victim, and two young people are soon wedded to each ovher for life, to discover, alter a few months, that it is happier to die than to live, Tofter these’ com ments because I see avout me all these baneiul anttsocial processes in full operation, Itis not at Greonport alone that the scenes I describe take place, but they constituve the feature of the pare summer retreat. The American young ie leaves hoine full of the object of her mater- aily taught life—to be married—und she initiates that movement If she can. THE WEW CHEESE AND BUTTER EXCHANGE, The merchants of the Butter and Cheese Ex- change of New York willinangurate their new com- mercial institution on Wednesday next, Sep- tember 10, at two o'clock P.M. Erastus Brooks will deliver an address, Horatio Seymour, Prest- dent of the New York State Dairymen's Asso- ciation, and other distinguished gentiemen tdentl- fed with this interest and that of commerce have signified their intention to be present, A large Lumber of invitations have been issued, and @ Dicasant time is expected, ‘A —FOR SALE, New ‘YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ’.0, 1873.—QUADRUPLE. SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. LITERARY CHIT-CHAT. . Tur Spectator finds in @ new novel fantasticaliy sabject, has been ‘The Haxeeyt Socurrt has pooktew! “Travels to ‘Tana and Persia.” abridgment of it by Mr. Jenkinson, Victron Hvco’s new novel will appear im Pebra- ary, 1874, and witl treat of the civil war im La Ven- dee, The relations of the Vendéeus to the Englion and those of the Channe! Isiands to the Breton coast will be fllustrated from deowments scarcely known hitherto. PROFESSOR SEELEY, the Oxford professor of mod- ern history, will puviieh @ life of Stem, the great Prussian reformer of this century. A greater man than Prince Bismarck will here be commemorated. THE CHBVALIER Riot has published a memoir of the painter Correggio, which completely contra- dicts the previous notions concerning the career and circumstances of the great artist. Mk. James N. BLYTH has added to the curiosities Of literature a book entitied “Notes on Beds and Bedding, Historieat and Aueedortal,” The excel lence of early rising receives a severe set-back ip some of its anecdotes, and we are gravely assared | in the following stanza that tue bed ts & good place for literary compositio: Herotatue wrote most an bed. rcherand, a learned physic fan, Declares ihe clockwort of the head Goes best in that reclined posiion. DR. ENGLANDER has written “The Abolition of the State,” which is mainly a defence of the radi- cal opinions of M. Proudhon, ‘THe “MONASTICON HIBRANICUM,” @ history of we abbeys, priories and other religious houses in Ire- Jand, will soon appear from the press of N. B. Kelly, of Dublin, A New Book, by Nicholas Pike, the United States Consul at Mauritius, or the Isle of France, # much praised by the London journais, The author a close observer and an enthusiastic naturalist, The book is entitled “Subtropical Rambles in the Land of the Aphanapteryx,” and the Athenmum says the author “seema never tired painting pic- turesque scenes of subtropical lite and vegetation in glowing language.” Says the Saturday Ke- view :—“To the tastes of a student of science Mr. Pike adds the practical sense of @ man 0: business and the shrewdness of @ man of the world, The rich vegetation, waterfalls, caverns and wild forest lands of Mauritlus open up inexhaustible sources of pleasure and admiration."’ Mr. THOMAS WricuT has edited and the British government has published two volumes of “The Anglo-Lutin and Latinical Poets and Epigramma- tists of the Twelfth Century,” They are of great value and interest, and give more insight into the period they Ulustrate than @ dozen echoes like our current histories of the Middle Ages. THERE will be a léss number of poems, novels, books of science and sermons printed in England during the season of 1873-'4 than ever previously. Everybody is coming to the United States to lec- ture. Our English cousins thus bring down two birds with one literary stone. They come here to lecture to us and go back to lecture about us, Dr. KINGSLEY, brother of Charles Kingsley and the original of “the Doctor” in the book called “The Earl and the Doctor,” has started on another adventurous expedition—this time with Lord Dun- raven, The Yellowstone River will be visited by them, and many out-of-the-way regions, in which, if there were no rifle, there would be no dinner. Now THAT THE Sap Fare of Captain Hall has added another discouragement to North Pole ex- peditions, it would be well to revive the South Pole explorations, in which the United States won some of her earliest trophies, and where the fleid is 80 much more accessible than at the North, and no less promising of good results for science. The importance of South Sea exploration has lately been set forth with sulguiar ability by Dr. G. New- mayer, of Berlin, in “Die Erforschung des Std- Polar Gebetes,” which presents an admirable his- torical sketch in the South Polar region, and which, taken in connection with the list of works in this department, puts the reader in possession of all existing materiais for a knowledge of tue field and of the results thus far ascertained. A Work THAT WiL1 Excite interest among lovers of politics is promised for next November. It is entitled, “Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox: Popular Leaders under George LIL,” and contains an account o! the opposition in the latter part of the last century. ‘The author, W. F. Rae, has collected particulars re- lating to the government prosecution of Wilkes that have not hitherto been published. FURNITURE. —WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COW- PERTUWA AI’ & © )18, 186 and 157 Chatham sireet. An imipenso stock and low prices KIMBEL & J. CABUS, FURNITURE MANUFAG. « tarers and Decorators, will remove from ¥, and $30 Broadway to their spacious warcrooms, and? East Twentieth street , opposite Lord & Taylor's. LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNI- ture and Bedding at lowest cash prices, ‘weekt instalments, at O'FARRELL'S warehouse, a5 ‘ss Eight avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst streets. MAGNIFICENT GRAND Neh ed STE LE SATIN or Suit, peasy 200, brocatel ani lor pets, 50 Paintings, Mirrors, Curtains, Chai Suits, Mattresses, Bulfet, Dining «fable, less than half cost; property ot rivate famiy leaving. city. for Haat Tweuty-dtth street, bedween Fourt ton avenues. A CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH.—FOR CASU, AT rivate residence 21 Twentieth street, near Broadway, Parlor Suits reps $40; Bedroom $2" and 30) lots for less than halt cost. AbwAYS READY AT GEORGE A. CLARKE’S niture and Carnet Warehons>, 747 Brondwey, Houses and anariments furnished on liberal terms. A. MAGNIFICENT, Furniture for sale. Grand Duchess, M: brocade of the richest descripiion. cort do., $125; do., $60; rosewood Pianotorte, cost $1,200, tor 7; Etageres, Bookcase, velvet, medallion Carpets; Sik yerware, chamber, dining Furniture, half cost; property Janliy icaving city.” 38 West inti sts near oth ay. “FURNITURE AT PRIVATE SALE,—ELEGANT « Parlor Sunts, in satin, cost $600, for $150; rep Suits, Sin? plush, $107" Bedroots Suits, 810: Matiroses and Bockease, Books, 80 yards Carpets, Bronzes, Oil Paint. ings, silver, China, magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, cost $1,000, for $300; Bullet, Extension Table, in lots to uit pulrchavers: for half cost, Call at privaté house 120 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI tute, ‘at private residence 210 West 2ist xt., consist ing of satin and lk brocade Parlor Suits, rep and plush bedroom suits, Library Furniture, Bookease, &¢. : Residence, ‘and Lexing’ ASSORTMENT je.—St HOUSEHOLD exten: sive Dining and ¥ nber Furniture, Bedsteads, extra gaally, Bedding, itchen. Furmiture, "ke. i, every useta household articie. N. B,—Must be sold. Call for two days aren x Purnitur Beds, Bedding, io, Payments taken by te, week or mouth, ering cas ¥ RELLY & corner of Twenty-fifth street snd Sixth Vu 52 4 14 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, 4 DEGRAAP & COCHRANE, manutacturers of niture, Mattroses, spring Beds, &c. Marie Antoinette Parlor Sets, $120 and upwards, uphols' 4 to order to suit purchasers, Walnut ‘Dress Cave Sets, $12) bud urwand. "DENTISTRY, RIIFICIAL TELTH INSERTED PRR without plates, clasps or any extraction built upon stumps to’ ariginal shay Dr, SIGESMOND, 22 Fast sin ear University, BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH, $8 70 $10; BINGLE, $1; warranted; extracting with gas, 50 ver fill: irigs, 00>.” Open Suodays Ull 12° 262°8iaih avenue Ke. member, 2 ——— JAOZEMA AND OTHER SKIN DISEASES, STONE AND Rheumatism radically cured by anew special rem- ey. AT eh , 140 Last Twenty-seventh street, daily, LOTE & JANE: STA TIONER: PRINTERS AND Si Mank Book Matufactupers, 1 n street Blank ks made (0 patterns, Sra A MeO ee Pillows, &0. Sea omy P, Bryan, RKER, WILL SELL ee at angtion, o aaa ote creas tintreet. near Fourth avenue jsoine two ii brick basement House, with tn alt the modern dapravs, ‘ta; lot. " men lot ‘Auctioneer’s o INSTRUCTION. ‘7 THOMPSON'S COLLRGS, 2 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite jie Toatitehs. boo} ping. Writiny ithmetic and and Tiadieg departnent practically; dem for operators —Tuition it for operators —TuImon N LASSICAL, MATHEMATIC: AN ant noe ae goholay ahd gold medal fat sort Daa iprotgn University, ato extant ‘a school. in which the. sy alee? pas pen will be Zs pills, prepar. 90, ‘Auctioneers, college. (eng! he Spr Amiens ae | Hae Gane Sn fi Coit Pll AUCTIONELRs, OFFICES street Jermy vi o'eluck I, ‘one mt, stable, &e. 5 wore. Iwo iwostory gas flower garden, igh feet, and uaraniee of Location merce nea mene the grand 6 eee AEST po VERY vane CENTRAL PARK LOTS, va AVERUE, ADTIAN .® SVLLE ction, eee ic eemeah ae Pink avemu Sense «eu the th avenge. —The Ove the southwest wih tetris ss avemue.— Thr. Hing House mire avenue, tect north ol that the above de- wane pesoerey S aot te day above mite sole e's yer cont ca ‘remain on bond and mar'gace tor three years oo oon. sounaren, ar BER, OFFICE AND At zn ga Ye WAT Rasta \OMOREEA, O77 branch ib street; Carriage reposilory No. 8 RE. > day, September 9, at thet JOHNSTON will sell — NO, 23 FRONT St iT, Aesertment of Peraiture. Sit. 4 Standing revolving Office Stools aud Chairs, Oie! on Wednesday of Household and ghety. over m worth our 2 = ad wed S10 Weak Ter Aesth, peat, “atte Pain ificent Decker re (THIS (Tusday) Mi b. Lay} Aue Cor inet; Ps poppe dy ob and walnut n tes of iets a aim, oon Sun in reps and piush: Seta, Carpets, Curtains, Mirt wain tuning Furniture, Fron h wainal Bude. china f Ware, Coulery, Stake Pourth or Thied avenue cars to Twenty-ifth street. Responsible men in attendon @ to cart or move or pack, box anid slip goods for purchasers, VCTION NOTICK.—HENRY ZINN, sells this day. commencing at a 0 : Hie ene sh ies elegant Household Farniture contain dence 21 Kast Tweniteth sireet, ‘er Grand Pi it flo Brussels A Paintings, rh ‘ Bronzes, Ornam vualrs, Turkish, ‘do. Cabinets, Janiiun eres, Ke, Bedrooins contal and walnut Suits, Hedsiends, B and hair Mattresses, Loung: also dining room, basement aud kiteh feis, bxtension Tables, Chairs, Via Glassware, € Mockery Be. VOTION SADE—PRIVATE RESIDENCE 120 WEST Twenty-third street, THis (ucrday) MOKNING, commencing at 10) oc the property of, Lowis jnthon, Keq Luge FZok ib, Auctioneer, ‘as weil. this day by catalogue, over $300.0 w aril ‘and’ 400 Pega sit cantly Rouecholt Furniture, &c Bon's res wood Pinnoiorte, awed § months © Pler and Maniel Mirrors, Nine Ol! Paintings real inzes And Bisque figures, velvet, medal ion Cary Curtains, mavnificent rosewood Btageres, Gente rN sucerb Drawingroom Suiis covered in sata, style Marie AnvometterGraud Duchess tiiaid Cabinets, indies! writing Desk and books ace. Hooks, Ke Bedrooin consists, Vize, solid rosewood Hd French walnut Bedroom Suits, Style "rouis Xiv-; Bedsteadn, im " Dressinvenses, Wardroves, Washstands, Commodes, Armoire-a-Glace, 3) curled hair Matiresses, sprit Lilows, Bolsiers, Linens, ke. Dining rooi mifloent laid black walnut Ext 000 worth solid Silver, &c., Bu china Duner Ret, 260 pieces, cost S300: nitire, 400 yards Oiletoth, &e. N. B. to a:tend this sale can take Sixth or Seve or twenty-third street stages. Goods pa for purchas: spy resp Fiages and Hor esconl a2 PM. sharp. Furmuure, Hur cutlery, China SualUary, Suits velvot Carpets cing Mt Drawing Room Sune ‘uils, Marie Antoinette, Grand Duchess styles, covered silk brocade: marquetry Cabi- nets, Tables, btaxeres, Rocretaire Bookcase, Paintings, i tatuary, Clocks magnificent rose- vata pore: tier, eli ire. Parties. wish atiend ‘this sale take Oth av. singes or Shave cars UCTION NOTICE.—GOOD, SECOND MAND AND misfit Carpets, all sizes; rien patterns English Brus: sels and ingrain daily from auction, very cheap, atl? Fulton street, between Wiiliau and Nassau, Ker; Musi te, City m Bedstes UCTION.—W1 ANS & CARRETTSON, 7 AND (2) Sixth avenue, wili sel, on Thursday, September HM, 1873 an amoriment of Fuin: ure, Vor or and ¢ ain be new an elegant Piano, Original Vain ing igure sent Lelure Thursday may be mowied in the ¥ gous i DUNN, AUOTION BER. ©O. will seit’ toomorrow | (W at ihelr salesrooim, 396 | hind nt of Housel Crockery ble top Counter, 16 tect long, and one Counter, fo mn lots, cont tronalyn, o'clock :—Teas, Coffees, Furniture, Hedsteads ‘Tat Lounge, Washs'and, Bedding, ers and'deale ed. JAOWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, Mortgage sale of elegant Cabinet Parniture, By EDWARD SCHENCK, THIA DAY, ° 9th inst, (and cach succeeding Tuestay and Priday, wntil the entire stock is dispose elegant carved walnut. roseword, enwered im damark and reps; superb Centre and Card Tables, apd every va riety of style of Farnitur ‘The above 1s now on exhibition and will repay those tn Want of fine furniture. To be solid at auction at No. 60 Liberty street, THIS DAY, 9th inst. ,at 11 o'elok. TNR, B. BETS, AUCTIONELR, SALESROOM 6 RECEIVER'S 'SALE OF NET tts URE Nite ie ON THURSDAY AND FIUDAY, VT EMBL, ND 12, ? SEPTE. K SALESROOMS 050 BROA. MoMehitenyG THk ENTIRE COCK THE CABINES RS ASSOCLATION. This elegant stock Is Ke abe d at ove trier braces every variety of rich and plain Laveary and Dining i-oom Suits city trade, and will be sold ainsi ant thé business, of @ring # rare chance (@ surchasers; gaode are 3 ou Mibition, With oatalogecs, r0gcom vk ¢ GAIDINER, GOOHART" a CJoMiMaeh auorneye or Recei “JACOB BOGART Whe wacom tora Nar Ker atid ovclock uetion r toy xt Wilt ment of Housel snes, Clothing, Dry Goods 1” medi M, Boren tus’ aay ac iopenet: atid Comal et apace a large stock ot Ladies’ and. Gente Goode Shirts a fee an Fency Go Goods, dag spenders, in Sachi oY Tita in heeler mings, Whee! « ORTGAGE BAL. HENRY DARWER & SON, AUC. \ jone on Tuesday, the 9th inet ae orolook Ae nun avenue, the ‘stock, Fist ro BIEGMUND TE som, A Worn AWNBROKER'S SALR—R, PIRLD, SHERIFPR salesroomn and General Aucti sia tlio look aa Wanen's Clothing. hderciothi j Also ta ante tang Vents, do, nd at. assortment of the finest Furnilure, of the most modern | and unique styles of parlor, chamber, dining and hall, in | foryer aie ATED GHNILEMAN WANTS A ituation in a family to teach the French jsnguages no oe eatin co. ee country; best reference. Address FRENCH TBACHBR WIGHER AN ENGAGEMENT With # school; will take. private pupils; best testi tals giver eas 343 West Twensy-firat street, GERMAN LADY WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR ladies end chlidren. for, all kinds of embroideries, i feta eth attia ee amma, ons | @ fev. NEWMAN'S, 100 Summit street, Broskiyn. eas Bpraro FEMALE a oe, UNDER the cure re Of Rev! Rey. and Mrs. 25 Comey resumes da- ion Sepiembe: ‘or parti ress-P HiN EAS Loungeeey: Eee eaideni BY A. a i oe Beere- tary, Bedtord, We county, N. Pouseans COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 87 BROAD. way, corner Hightecnth street, is specially designed ior first Class tamilics; ee and boys can rivate lessons in Bookkeeping, Arithinetic, a entirely: Loran n'a few lessons; ‘and evi evening; terms moder EAN OOLLEGE, BINGHAMTON, N. ¥.—WILU BE. ‘poem Tuesday, September 16, 167% It olfers the very st facilities to young ladies desirous of acquirin Soroush sullegiciaadusation,, with jovery gouompl th: mon: ata articMiaty PpLY to Te ee AR ME RHORR, a strect, New York, or addreas the Secretary, R, A, PATERSO , at the College, Risa INSTITUTE, FREEHOLD, NEw mid i JE sey.—For Catalogues send to Rey. A. @ CHAMBERS, rincipal WRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT BY A FEENCH GEN. tloman. at his own ot pupll’s residence, Gall on or address PR Pusso!, No, $8-C lia on place. ESPINASSE FORT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE FOR young ladies reopens September 2 Circulars at fan's, $3 Union square, and LESPINASSE: & FREHDMANN'S, 12 Pine street, [188 RYEIWS SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG CHIL- dren will reopen on September 9, in the toatl en Chapel, on between Thir- th and Kourtwen\.. streets. iss STEER. ing and. Day Se! ” | inne taaien” etn Childret street, will-reopen September 2 be sent for pupl ‘without charge. TORY Porty-seventh Echool carriages will Cooks, dic. FLOO! RSITY ed as cok he ts 17 UNION i oouen, a a cliy oF conniry, or by or cl PRIN ‘2 4 A cist us 0d oc, 13 oS UNION COURT, BETWEEN aout tami can ar mpereceane® ‘Washer and lroner; best city refer pl TH AND wre as first ci can Pe jountry preferred LISPENARD ST., 1 17, Eogiss woman ab IN TH! cap some 252 best i clay reterence. 38 oRse GREENWICH AV. fom nb otjection toa private “poaraing house; bow city UNIVERSITY Pi man as first class 54 ryt 23TH conan oh hyphen MADISON AN! 1D «TH le girlas cook ina private taum- wart BUIrR TARE id assist with the wash- .CB.—A RESPEOTABLE WO- ‘nglish cook; thorough! La stands her business in all its branches, and can take en- tire charge of the kitchen; best b city references. : 60 etd city reference. 62 ironing. Apply Bast ere 8T.—TWO YOUNG GIRLS, ONE AS cook and the other as chambermaid; good reter- BAST 41ST 8T., BETWEEN 4TH AND MADISON respectable wouan as first class cook ; best WEST 35TH ST.—AS KXPERIENCED COOK IN eamall ond will assist with the washing and betore $ o'clock P. M. to-mort SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Sn RRA RRO ee Cooks, dc. 309 TH AVoAN AMERIOAN Wo! meats, guine, pastry, Creams jellise and fond ut B}O Senne ereeeesre ne. a refere: “EAST mre: hoas Comrasans oe Ky 0 313 dersiands all ps, bread, Soa Lod Hea oe i 4 assist at Washing "and ironing. ry 316 EAST STH ST,, BOTWEEN 2D AND IST Avs, first floor, back rooin.—A respectable girt ad ey my! ar baa ig 4 peg fouise ne! use wor! in smn gd referee: Fae oni ceanun Lussdey and Wednes- assist with coarse Washing and taurant; good city reierence 317 BAST NTH ST, SECOND FLOpR, FRONT room. —A reepectsbis young girtas plain bar ner and ironer; gvod city reference from her lace. 321 west 25TH ST.—A RESPSOTABLE MIDDLB- aged weman 04 4 ee cook; best city reer ence. Can be seen until suite FAST 31ST ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS 324 i class cook; understands her business thoroughly. 7 west 257TH 8T., REAR.—A RESPECTABL! woman as gocd cook and first ae pares wi ironing in hotel or res WES® 2187 BT.—A_ RESPECTABLE PROTES- tant woman enone isa good bread and biscult to city or country, Cun be seen 10F EAST 58D 8T. 6 (PRESENT EBMPLOYER'S).—A cook. yout woman as first class 6 A DIS! famaliy willing to wen for two di advertises irom her employer's; good retere! ays ON AV.—AS GOOD cook IN A PRIVATE assist with washing and troning; e. Can 82 Bas Fast a ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WO. a8 first class covk; thoroughly understands her business, Call tor two days AV., THIRD FLOOR.—TWO GIRLS TO’ GO 6TH 89 %, ether ; one as cook and assist with the washing, and the Sther ab chamermaid and assist with tho Wasi ing and ironing ; best city reterence, 6rH AV,, 8 olty pret SKCOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.—AS and to assist in washing and ironing in erred. Address, —A 92 w i best ott 1s EasT 84TH ST, chambermaid aud wusist 7TH AV., spectablé woman y releren WEST 16TH 8' in asmall triv: very best WEST girls; on 'H ST. i ‘waitress; to the country ; city rererence. GERMAN GIRL AS COOK AND to assist with washing and ironing. BETWEEN 22D AND 23D STS.—A R&- as iirst class cuok; good baker; TWO YOUNG GIRLS TO GO IN ‘one aa plain cook, the other as ita, the washing: no objection . Call tor two REAR.—AS COMPETENT COOK faintly : will do the coarse wash- ly city reierence vom. last employer. ‘TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG as cook, the other as chatubermaid and t city reierenices. WEST 24TH ST, 1h family 5 matt ea or two days. —A RUSPECTABLE YOUNG oe, as ood plain cook, washer and irouer in best city reterences trom last rLLEs. CHARBONNIER'S FRENCH PROTESTANT Boarding and Day School for young indies, No. 35 Rast Tulpey nh street, Gormerty, #2 avente dui Role, Paris), will Se we ptom mber 28. Ny ieter tu ter du ubgpremmber 1. when Milos GHARBONNTE! Peyesr MILITARY PE CHESTER, (for boarders feo! yl Bunual | session boke BYATt, pp ie ND INSTITUTE. reek on -the-Hudson, N. ¥.—Several Fornished ae - Jas and Cotiages, on the grounds and near the Fe 1oF Fent on liberal terue to those who ian here to educate bare, ters. Addr D, MANSETELD, | "President, YE pBnantnoens $4 RYE, N. ¥.—NEXT SESSION WILL ep em hore ui her Hy, ‘The course ot instrnetion ‘or ipeadcnaivcand og particulars apply to the BE R&eSUMED IN ST. JOHN'S COL- Wostehesier vip on Wednesday, Board and Tut Whe Bi farther furthr particulais a Manly to OS BTA Roe Presiuant, SCHOOL OF MINES, COLUMBIA COLLEGE,—A graduate offers a services to parties desirous of en- tering the school or if aide | in their studies during the courHe. _Adaress it RY, box 2,919 Post oftice. NWO MORE LADY TEACHERS WANT 2D IMMEDI. ‘ va re iy—One for English, one for plano and singinz. ot rsonally ai pee. BR 4a.e institute, Yon- rs NOY Ye SACKHON Principal. J ISLTING GUVERNESS,—A LADY, OF EXPERIENCE in teaching the i ngtih ant French languages and music, desiros « im the above capacity. Address CUNCURD, box Herald oftice, —CLASSES hirteenth street, r 16) iity-sourth sireet. PHIVATE LE-BONS at any hout, day or evenine. CHROULARS at privace academy, 212 rast Lleventh st. A. —A.—MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 239 + Biceckor street, reopens for the reception ot piember i. Opening Soiree, Monday evening, wih For terms, &c., send for cweular. RIVERS’ DANCING ACADEMY, 175 “STATE 4 Court, Brooklyn, Will reopen on Ts. JKCOND SOIREE DANSAN' VESDAY, SEPTEM. ©) ber 9, at WLLSON & HAMILTON'S Academy, Arthur Hail, $8 West Fouriconth sireet, near Lighta' avenue. ‘Seud for solve Uckels Wo 196 Ladson sirect. DANCING, LYRIC HALL, 1 street, Keservoir square, Feopens September 1, “Send or call for eireulara ING MLSON & Prem hing? SELECT DAN Academy, Arthar tail, ‘995 West Fourteenth strect, pear Bicithy @ ways open tor beginners, erm, BEST “AND CukAPESt AT Tk Chrome Printing Co.'s, 40 Peun street, \HROMOS—THLE )” An eric Brooklyn, bv. MARBLE MANTELS. —__ KLABEA, st KAM MALLE AND MARBLGIZ « ing 196 and 135 East Bighteenth street. — sole bod Marbletses Mantels fuing, Marbie Counters, ts g peiges that dely compediion, Marbig or the ‘rade. Turner N ASSORIMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED ty of des ga and saad workmausiip. all winds special S SLATE COMPANY, ath street, Umion 440 A-MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS AND « Tiling, savertor ‘to anyt offered in this elty; mis Ucadsioues, Marble Vountars and Wainscot: 4S REAR SH & v0.8 Maibie Work nt iy tivet treet, beween Broadway aw _ Fourth avenue ant te 2E iwuih avenue. PUR ht to We ving, Counters, rs . SLATE MANTRIS, MARBLE AND Woon reckon ‘dusigas, at the low Brice. 2) ‘an ‘Wenly-third’ street, betwes 4 Beveuth ana kaghth avenues AM MARBLE WORK nits bd dreet.—Mar Manteis, Floor uments, Church Aiars, Fouw, ww CL oTUING. TSS BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTE it STREET, AA i. HZ pays she uighent cagh prives tor ladies’ rat Wearing Apparel, Carpe, @¢.; now by pun iualiy alendod rHike AVEN LADIB? AND wave the highest price for Castou ir hy calling oF addressing, Laches tor paula, (0 6 Leadiew # le Waited on by Ms Ts HAREE mo above HW AVLNUK, THIRD HOUSE p vanced on perenral iamonds Miverware, Biug ine vell NE HIGHEST RATE OF feast-o Wearing Apparel, as Pieaw call on 48, of mini ave: hue, Wind sore alove Waverwy place. AT iets pat AVENUE, SINTRENTH #TRE 1 avlemen wilt m fully barpeis &e., by calung or addre uu by Mi. or Mrs Rise Net Ala Tie ay AUP, BRAG TWENTY-TH fei eet cash prices jor jad img, Carpeis de, TMARK® WELL KNOWS ESTASLISUMENT, 101 Bixth avenue, Bighit street, ladies and gentie Feces the Wianont valve tn eaah sor the Nod Crthing, Carper, seweltt. Laces, Be. Tleasy ‘ator adress Tadic waived oy amber as above. try 0d eaiety Yourselves. SIXTH mines AT Ms TyED ATES TWENTY SIX Ht nT memeekeved Citing and @arpete “AEN . AR . Fou ata aT pudtess Me, or i 123 128 100 sae are her business; references, Can be seen, ‘ood tamily need a, do cooking, wash from her iast plac WEST 19TH ST. ironer; good re! WEST 19TH ST, ‘a Di ‘no ob,ection to iar bb in was! —AS COOK, WASHER AND rence from’ last place; none Di tye ‘AR.—A YOUNG GIRL TO R hing and ironing ; best city reter- Gall ior Wwo days. WEST 19TH ST, REAR.—A RESPECTABLE n privaic family | understands ag; best city for two days, 13 class cook ; th city reference, Vt WEST 20TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST ughly understands her business; for two days. 13 Was 19TH ST.—A COMPETENT FIRSY CLASS cookin a private tamily; willing to aesist with the wasuing , city reserence. WEST 83D ST.—1 wash and iro 132 TWO GIRLS; ONE TO COOK, the other as chambermaid and waitress; excellent city relerence, 137 Woman ite cook can have the privilege best cliy reterence. Ca iT WH ST. A-RESPEOTABLE WiDOW in a privaw family, where she ot her little girl, 9 years ol aga; or address. 138 West lovH sx and assist in good city reference, ‘ashing and irovi IN THE REAR.—GOOD COOK ; good baker; 13 WEST “0H ST., one as good in cook, “WEST 39TH ST. 14 and sewing. avs, second floor, fron B waliress; good reterence. BETWELN OTH AND 7TH ‘wo respectable girs; and the other as chambermai = YOUNG itis; one ae, cook, washer and ironer; the other as chambermaid and waltress, or to do chumberwork WEST 28TH ST. 150 all kinds of soups, game, 15 erences. 15 EAST 92) ST.—A man as "good coui city reference. rienced woman &: lent baker; best city reieren WEST 27H ST.—AS GOOD ER end ironer; is an excellent baker; Bon ae rf FIRST FLOOR.—AN first class cook; undersiands try and jeliies; isan excel- D "RESPECTABLE BCOTCH Wo- Kk or frst rate laundress ; good 158 WEST 18TH ST., in 20 WEST 267H ST. _a private tamil and ironer, ing; best city reierences. DAL WEST i911 cook; understan ava. first floor. be! 7TH AV., resp pectable yout 214 excellent washer an reference. rl a first uit, milk a} 208 EAST 457TH WO RES! girls in private family aud ovher at chamverwork or waite oning ; jellies and all.kinds of dasorts: WEST 26TH ST. BETWI sv, as bial NEAR 7TH AV.—A RUBP ote abie a to cook, wash and iron, or would Leip ity referen AS FIRS! GLASS COOK IN best city reterence. 1 “SPECTABLE YOUNG ‘Oo one as good cook, washer =A FIRST CLASS WOMAN AS lg Soups, mea came, larding, one bit private seen troin 9 o'clock to 12. BEUWREN- 7TH AND 8TH $ first class cook in private 2D AND BD sTs.—, ng Woman as good plain pate froner; private tumtiy ; good city A RI ;CTABLE. YOUNG class cook; understands ail nd butter; no objection to the REAR—A_RUESPECTARLE cook or waitress; best ref. 220 family ; no objection to the country; good reference. WEST 271TH ST,—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as cook, washer and froner in a small private WHST 85TH ST ‘As first class coo! 999 willing and obliging; best city reterence, ESPEOTABLE WOMAN willdo the coarse washing; 226 EAST 2D ST. for two days, A cook, washer and ironer; city reference, RESPECTABLE GTRL AS 3 23 WEST 26TH ST, woman as first ¢ Ouse. 236 WEST goTit ST first class cook 239 Gamberwork and walti 24 | chy reterence | 247 is wash an 4 private tamily ; best 248 int periectly ; two y vate private family, yay WEST wTu ST, 4 Two respectable Washer ane irover WEST 32D 8' 262 can do Up preserves and jelil ence. 985 ity understands b | “| 30: BAST 287) cook, Wi t city reterences, qounety j excellent reterence, TH Sf.—A RESPECTABLE LEXINGTON AY. jerenee trom tormer employe () WEST sult st, FIRST FLO Person as plain cook, washer ‘and ther as cl Dest cliy reference trom last st place Gon see wr AV. sk OF TH ST.—TWO YOUNG Ul AV., CORNE 2" x! ne ‘as cook and the other as chamber ood city reterences, woman as comeeerrt Ry TTH AY. BRTWKEN ) competent roman oe tpt ol Sei pit icoking and , IN THE REAR, Sk RE ESPE as cook and to assist with the RACK, ROOM. ass cook; uniersiands he: A RELIABLE busi- hess thoroughly; private 1nily or first ciass boarding —A PROTESTANT WOMAN AS in a private tamily; city or Cail for two days. WEST 33D ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS FIRST class cook; is willing to assist with the washing ng; Rood elty roterence, and jroning if required; has best city reference from her last pace. 939 RAST 2TH St.—A YOUNG WOMAN A! OOK ee vaic family, wh Prerananly understands her bus ity rete erice. 943 ¥ WEST 10/1 Si,—As ©OOK; GOOD WASHER ake woners woud roierenee; willing to go | short ‘dist in the coun ry. 19. {& BAST rd st., NEAR 2D Av—1WO GIRLS, | 4EO one Toouok, wash and tron; ihe other to ae | 5 WEST %D ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AB +) cook; would assist in washing and Ironing ; good WOMAN iron or do general house work Feierence. 8 COOK or business 0 Cl \roner, FIRST be ond BACK noo. hd One As ood COO Jn chambermald & and vaca! the lady. es 4 r., NEAR in eit bd bo chase vel kers A eat ela class city reier- ND 29TH 8TS.—A = Cs Tn ‘a private an excellent oly relereuce. ST.—A RESPROTARLE, GIRL AS ‘and ironer in a private family; ik NEAT. ba yy YOUNG Wo. in wash- good lly ee 308, Zit ibis A se understan last place. 9 Bae je nr, soy best rete ‘two days. —A YOUNG GERMAN WOMAN Lia woy promered ference from one pla AS FIRST CLASS COOK from last emolaver, Call as her business; an be ween for EXPE. | Cuil | “RAST MTH ST.—a YOUNG WOMAN AS COOK ity reterenee. family ; is a good washer and ironer; 326 ? ee STH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUN 326 woman a$ plain cook and first class washer an irouer j five years’ city reference, 328 EAST 3D ey BETWEEN IST ere 2D AVS a moor 13 room. —A Scote: ae woman as cook ands cooking and is capa cg meals, soups, lacing charg of any gentleman's ei hen: even mn years? a obi a tamily reierene 8338 Bast 26TH “T.—A RESPECTABLE PROTEST. OO ant woman as rood yin washer and frouer; willing to make herself uselul; reference frow last place. 34.0 EAST wore sr, NEAR 1ST AV., TWO FLIGHE ofstaira.—A young woman as nd email p pei jute washer or would do” howework in @ family. 34. re EAST 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG _fittas good plain cook, washer and Irouer, in & rivate family : best city reference, “EAST HTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL Ag sh = ‘A private family; best city reference ace. 342 EAST 26TH 8T.—AS_ COOK;* wos gnELy understands her business in all bi objections to assist in plain washing; best elty n 34.3, WEST SD St—A | RESPECTABLE YOUNG ‘¢) woman as cook ina small private tamily; best city referen 344 WEST 25TH ST., avs., basement. cook, wasuer and irouer in reference. parwasy me ND 9TH compe: ood private family; yi good “city 346 TH AV., BETWEEN 21ST AND 22D STS., TWO ED a: Proresiant woman as cook in @ private jall for two days. 348 NEST ler Sts RESFEOTABLE GIRL As D cook and ‘baker; willing ty assist with mening aiid ironing? best evly 'referonen. trou inet eu. Q5() WEST STH STA RESPLOTABLE WOMAN WU as good cook, washer anil ironer; goodreterence j no objection (0 go or’ distance in the country. QQ] 2 AV. FIRST FLOOR —TWo GIRLS, WOULD £0 together; one to cook, wash apd ‘iron; the other todo chamberwork and waiting or to asslat with, ‘Waching; no objections to the country. 396 8TTL AY, IN THE BAKERY.—A FIRST OLASS English “cook, ina private ‘family; preierred where help 1s given; best reierence, Gan be seen tor three days. 403 EAST 297H ST, RING THE FOURTH BELL — Arespectable young girl as cook, washer and froner ina smuil private family; good city reference. 4.07 MEST 2077 ST, FIRST FL00 Je Protestant girl as cook and assist in wash- ing in ap rivate family. 41 Q BAST 8TH ST. BETWEEN 187 AND 2D AVS, top tloor.eA respectable Scotch girl as goo cook and to assist with the washing in a private mmily; ign excelent fine laundress, A] ] WEST 2TH ST. FIRST FLOOR —A RESPECT: able young woinan as good pian cook; will assist with washing and ironing; good references. 44. TH AY, BETWHEN respectable young wor with the washing and ironing; best city 424 4. Bast 18TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS plain cook, her and ironer or to do general seWork 11 & sinall tamliy; city reterence. 438 MEST OTH Sid RESPECTABLE YOUNG OO girl aschambermaid and waitress; best city ref erence. Can be see for two days 4.38 FAST, 18TH ST—A | SCOTCH WOMAN AS cook, washer, and ironer; no objection to the country : good city reteren 438 BAST ssTH BTA cook and to as: family; good city refer 43 WEST 26011 8T., SECOND FLOOR BAGK.—A Le reliabie and trustworthy woman ns first class eouk; capable of taking fuil charge of a kitchen; best city references, 44 ds Ba 7 ate board teen ull engused, 455 stave BETWEEN Ssr i 5D dana Tespectab e woman as go washer and ironer wa small private famul reierence. 4GQ Sti AV. BETWEEN SD AND MTH BTS. — Two respeciable girls; one as cook; the other ag chambermaid and waitress; Kod reterenee from last employer. 465 West, ap =n. BETWREN 9TH AND 1TH avs.—A respectable young gir!,in @ respectable aay, a8 good plain cook, Washer and ironer; good city ret ce irom last piace. Call. 467 Whst Bd StoA R ‘SP CTABLE GIRL AS cook, washer and troner in @ smail private family; city reterence, 490 TAY BETWE. ND 30rT room 10.—As first Class o ar a eae und stands her business; good city reference. 496 ist AV., 29TH ST.—TWO RasPre OTABLE t ithe an young ziris, one as plain cook, washer aud irouer, other as chambermai end waitres 2TH ST.—A RESP washer and ironer Sr TABLE GIRL AS the washing in a private BETWEEN 9TH AND lori A young woinan as thorough cook ; under- 0 ob.ection to & Can be ish aiid Ameri ican cooking: house; good city reference. AND = 36TH plain cook, ‘excellent ABLE GIRL AS best city reierences 51 WEST $3D ST, SECOND FLOOR.—A_ RE spectable woinan as cook, washer and ironer; best city. Fel rence. re r WES! GIST ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO 533. Shoe. wash and iron, or woul do generat housework in a private family; city reterence. 538 UTH Av. HETWKEN 418T AND 42D 3—A8 oe good cook and to assist in washing; best city references. §45 7TH AV,, REIS peg FRONT ROOM.—A respectal ‘ook and to assist in the coarse washing ; cando vn Kinis. of baking; best city reierence. 7TH aAv.— A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN HDB Aitoo cooks would be willing t9 assist with the washing and toning If req city reterence. 5GQ SBCOND AV. ENTRANCE ON sist 8t.—TWO 2) respectable girls. one wa-her and froner the NCiceas chambormald-and waitress: will go together or aan city reference from last plage. ym ‘A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS 641 | cook. Ga fort three da, N 4TH tnrsicd OTH ST8.—A 808 eat he Met lain cook, washer and ironer or to do in @ stpall private family; good reference. Can an be ® wen tor two days BETWEEN MTH AND ‘TH STS.—A —A 898 Bi ab Boke. ‘washer and froner in @ small pri- vate e family ; best elty releronce. + V., BETWEEN 62D AND 65D. STS—A 055 pe thy girl as good plain cook; is a good washer and irone: ref RESPROPABLY, MIDDLE 0, LAT. BRGARman as test clase cook Ih a private family; understands I best reference. y AV,, BETWEEN (OTH AND OSTH STS, 1. 244 econ! floor, frant room.—A respectaty ing girl as first class cook and first class laundress In & private family; best city reference. Can be seen for two 1,267 KO, DWAY, —TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS; cook and to assist in the washing, the oF to do upstairs work. SITUATION “AS COOK AND PLAIN WASHER wanted, ® @ young American woman; best cit A. } eas) stating wages, A. M., box 120 Hera! \00K— BY A FIRST CLASS fROT RST ANE COOK, IN & private family, where a kitchenmatd le 4 aplinner parties; best testimonials. Addr Uptown Branch oftice, Chambermaids, &ec. BAST asrit ST.—A RESPECTABLE, GIT (AS chami waitress; woul sstst Washing. Can bo seen Yor two ‘days at lr present cm ployer" WEST 4TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO NO ‘CHAM 6 1 berwork and sewing, or to assist with children; sig years’ city references. i, PRESENT EMPLOYER'S —& 16 respectable mea ras, eh bermald and waite ress in a private fi dally st city reterence. V.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRT 24 rchumperma ‘and to do plain sewing oF to take care of growing hil BES iT, TOP FLOOR, OVER PIANO D5 BAST ne AM riling, motive irl ay chamber, fhaid and seamstress, or Would tako.care of children and sow j boat city reterence, 2 WEST ISTH §T., FROM 9 TILL 2 O'CLOCK, it & Chambermaid and waltrees in frivatd tauniiy in ‘ a oity, Can be seen at her ein situation: