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Broadway, Pifth avenue and Twenty-seeond street, imvite the public to examine thelr recent cash purchase, which is the whale stock downtown dankrapt importiag hons?, Sopmating © 33 pieces Diack Lvons Silks, he yard sand stripes. Blala, mize, chene. dla: 4 at remarkavly low Ladies’ and yenu esiery. Gloves and Underwear rorderies, mt as and Parasols, ¢ Gouds and Handkerebiefs, AL pew goods at a visible reduction, HOVSEKEE NG GOODS an Sheetings Flanvels, Connterpanes, © Covers, linen Table Covers, ‘Napkins, Towellings, &c., &c. Acompiete steck oF BLA 00DS in Bombazines. Cashimeres, Merinos, Drap d’ hte, Mousselines, Henrie'tas, Crapes Gazes, Grenadines, 4c. LACE GARMENTS in Sacques, Capes and Shawls. ‘A beautiful collection of Llama, Yak, Guipur Pusher and Damasse | ‘all strictly new designs, S8UsT DEPARTMENT. Hau, Ecru and Hamburg Laces. Handsome Summer Suits in Serges, Lustre de Paris, &c., &c., een rom Siz to sad. Linen and Katiste imbrotdered Suits White L : irom $5 to $25. ite Lawn Suits, Overskires and Jackets, &e., in large variety and the latest styles. White Swiss and Organdie Suits from $10 to $t A full line of Linen Dusters, together with a complete assortment of lashmere Dolmans, “acques, Capes and Sleeveless Jackets, A recent importation. THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT nn Damasks, Cota hag received large additions of . Gimps, Vestibule lines, Silk ank Woo! Terries, Brocat Laces aud Lace Curtains, THE CARPET DEPARTMENT has been recently replenished with an extensive collec- to French, English and American Carpets, fn the very latest patterns, also Turkish and’ Perstan Carpets, Rugs and Mats in great varicty. Samples sent gratuitoulsly to all parts of the country ob application, thus enabling out ot town parties to shop as advantageously as residents of New York city. Goods forwarded by mail or express to every part of the coun-ry. J. & C. JOHNSTON, Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty-secona street. Ga SALE OF DRY GOODS aT RETAIL, Reopening and reorganization at 812 ana Si4 Bowery by BRADBURY BROS. Toensure an entire clearance, thelr present stock, rep- Fesenting in the aggregate te being revised and marked down in an unusual degree, and will be offered for ci 25, 35 and Se on the dollar. On the same occcasion they will opes hat fresh assortment of HOUSEKEEP: Goops SPRING purchased under most certain! LOWER PRICES than at any period for tweive years. They abstain from King any detailed mention of prices, preterriug that e of article sold should carry its own conviction of value, : all marked in plain figures. & {portunity to purchase, ELTIES, orable circumstances, at tively but one price, ity extended to every customer. following the departments im which reduc- tans nave Dec mas Bilks, Dress Goods, Mourning. Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Kibpons, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Shawls, made up Suits, Bacques, Embroideries, Corsets, Gimps, Fringes, &c. ; Notionsand Small Wares, Parasols, Neckties, £c. BRADBURY BROS. - ‘Dave the plessure to announce that their basiness here- atter willbe conducted by Mr. 5 Hl. Hicks, who for aoany yeors was prounently ideutified with the retat! store of Messrs. A. T. Stewart &Uo. His large experi ence in this city. London and Paris will, they trust. be Gf benefit to their customers, luis alm being to secure at all seasons the most modern productions in dry goods at the lowest possivie prices. | H OH A RRRR RRRR I 8833 HoH AA kK RR Ris 8 a 4 8 288.2328 s oe Ae BL 88S ® HUBH A A RRRR RRRR NM BSSS. H Hh AMAA R RK RI 8 BBA 4k RR RI 8 -. 2 ae 2S Bae 8 HouA ak KR BU B88 BROTHERS KE OK " DppD. K K a: 2 > aK » 2. Ss KK ae ae K aS oe KK "op D kK ho ob D KK a 2 K OK i bbbD Gace Lb 0000 Vv V EEEEE 8888 s L o oy vYE 8 L > oe Fe 8 6 L ’, 82 F & 8 6 L Oo oO ¥ ¥ EEER 8388 $ Ge. o i oe ea gE 8 » GGG@ LLLLL 0000 v EEEEE ssss “- < A SPECIALTY. BARRIS’ Seamicss HARRIS’ Victoria Eid Gloves. Great variety, newest colors and novelties, in 1, 2,3,4 ‘and_ 6 buttons, PRICES GREATLY KEDUCED. Ladies’ one-button, superior quality. 4c. pair. Ladies’ two-button, supertor quality, 7c. pt Ladies’ two-button, real kid, $1 pair. Ladies’ three-button. real kid, $1 25 pal ‘Misses’ and Chilaren’s Kid Gloves. One-button, fie Two-batton, 7c. Gentlemen's Kid Gloves trom $1 to $1 5 pair, Positive bargains. Prices lower than ever offered before at HARRIS BROTHERS’, 877 Broadway, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Wor the original and genuine HARRIS’ Seamless Kid Gloves go to above place. Prices and quality unsurpassed. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. At M. fT. HIGGINS ch og sale ot Spring Boanets and Kound Bate, the largest and most beautiful assortment in the city ata reduction of twenty five per cent, to make room for the Summer stock. Ail goods marked € tn and out ot the city ry embrace this op} to Mocure clase articie at a low price, Call early in the ning and early week, to get first cholee. Remember the store ™ 82 Weat F HIGGINS, urwenth street, CARPETS. ries. PEnglish Velvet, at $1 75 per yard tt it $l Byer yard. yard yar rain, ut 36c., 40¢. and 5dc. per yard, ther poe ‘at equally iow pric K of Furi apy other house in the city. ¥ All goods shipped tree, D, KELLY, 612 and 814 Bighth ayonn- “*°cessor to H, O' Farrell), Debeor ~ repoiith and-Thirky-sixth street » fol alala ao SRSESES Rrrrerree E piers Freneh and Enj in all the newest shapes, and rec: new goods every week ‘from Europe, m black, brown, French Chip, $2 to $4 45, English Chip, $2 to $2 n Chip, 85¢. to 98e, shapes and shades. English Milan Hats and Bonnets, in a! Milan Hats, S50. to ‘ound Hats, $1 ( $1 We have now é for eleganoe of shape aud richness of trimming, cannot REDUUTION IN PRICES!! $85 Hats redused to 23 Hats reduced to 20 Hats reduced to 1) Mais reduced to R12, 12 Huts redueed to $9. Hats reduced to . The great increase of our business over all other houses in the millivery trade Sitest our uperiority. Damassa Ribbons, 12c., !6c., 2c., 30c. and 40c., in black, brown. cream, whit Ali the new spring shades at 9c., l2c., 1c, , 20c., S0c. and All silk, 120, 160, and 28¢. yard. SASH RIBBONS. Splendid quality biact . Te. nest quality black, be surpassed. irdinal and drab. Fine black Gros Grai y erly sold at $1 75 H Damassa Hat Scarfs, Gros Grain Hat Scarfs, ilk Hat Scarfs. Damassa Silk for hat trimming, 1 quality, 82 78 yard. nkrupt stock of H FLOWERS, Will open on Monday e Montures at 95 cents a Montaure. nds are worth from $2 50 to $4, ot Cuirasse and Tabliers in Cashmere, summer 1,000 cartoons of fi Ail thys lige of ge iv 500 c4rtoons of short Sprays at 25 cents a Spray. is worth from $1 to $1 50. r These two lo: of Flowers are all new goods of this sea- son's importation, aud must Y LACK DEPARTM Black Thread aud Guipure Laces, Colored Duchesse Net, Colored Mexican Net, Large assortment of new aud exquisite designs in Made-up Lace Articles. We manufacture all our own lace good: and all prices. a spiendid assortment of Children’s Dresses. aud Chilaren’s Suits, $1.69 to $8 Ladies organdie and fa NET OVERDRESS whieh we will sel in all the new spring A choice assortment of Kid Glove. ree and five buttons, | shades and opera colors—tyy: SILI 1,000 dozen Winsor Ties,'25c. 1,000 White silk Ties at 2bc.; former pi 2,00) dozen Lace Ties, 25c.; reduced tiom 65c, Latest novelties in fine French Ties. B.—Keduetion to the trade. Sixth avenue and 103 West Twentieth = i<j Llakstitetatohi eoceereooy 5 & Sooreee? perererce 3 3 E 3, <kEeeeeex Dra = 4 an ES PRES Pe? @ % ah = & oom tebtetemitemn te ts & PREP ERRER n perrrrere Talal a a) a) t.-} L LLL LLLLL Karrings, Chate- Brushes, Fortemon- Picture Frames, Toilet Looking Glasses, Lock Sleeve Buttons, Bracelets, &e., ac cles are made with | consisting of » i Back Combs (a 4, All the above art! the ‘best’ shell and new patterns. Goods manuisctured to order aud repairing done. A large assortment ot Invisibies or Top Pieces, very stylish, for young lad with the real Patent H. and curl and instantly make the lady Long Hair Switches, all the extra colors, and natura! Curls. Large stock of Perfumery and Toilet Articles 439 and S41 Broadway, nd 59 East Thirteenth stf ME LADY OF LORNE DRESS EXTENDER, J. 5. COLBY, Patentee and Mavuracturer. Spring styles now ready. Corsets and Children’s Goods of every description. Removed to % Fourth av., one block above Stewart's. Invisibles are made Laco and natural water wave look beautiful. baimjmjatstetainia} 14 Bowery. corner of Fourth street Previous to our removal to 54 West Fourteenth street, Dear Sixth avenue, Human Hair Goods tn this city, for one month on, test styles of Colffares on assortments ot Invisibles om Paris and made to order at e will offer the positively at cos Ladies will f hance in large vari continually receive: shoriest notice. trom $2 upward Every article reduced to cost price. Please eall and examile before purchasing elsewhere. YH SPECIALTY. STORE, %5 SIXTH AVENUB, enty-first and Twenty-second strecta, up ir made ovtr in latest styles. NGS made up by ® newly invented method; id, free of all GOODS sent to ali the States, when charges, or C. 0. D., with privilege 4 Underciothing. _Underelotning. have now on sale as compie 8 line of Ladies’, Misses’, Children's, ef Infant’s Underelothing and Outdis scan be found in the city. LLINERY Our goods are better, and we guarantee ER ‘OCR PRICES LOWER, ¥ thon the'same quality of wort and material can be purchased for elsewhere. Outfits made to order.cam Straw Goods, marked down to half their cost, ‘Sprays, Wreaths, Flowers and Straw Goods, Glove fitting, seamles: Shoe, at $4 99. Travellers’ buratung Dep Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue. Uses Aas & 00. have Removed to No. 913 Broadway, and continue to manufacture Fine Dress Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, trouser-fitting Drawers, and have a large variety of Hosiery, Gloves and Fine Furnishings at very Low Prices. QPENSe SUMMER stv. t SMITHS Pattern Ba: st and 22d streevs, dust imported, cloth models, now r “UT OMME. LAFORCADE’S. NO. 6 WEST ELEVENTH | street. near Broadway.—Just received, per steamer | * in Costumes. made of all for carriage, street and seashore, from Worth also an elegant Assortment o ren & Rebours. URTH AVENUE.—LINGERIE, onograms, for hanakerchieft wock of Kinbroidered Goods: ace Mended. Wholesale, No. 69 Rast Twelfth street. Perforated Patterns, Machines and Accessories for Stamping. For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See First Page. Hats. trom Mantel, 1h VIGOU ROU 122 FC « Embroider, and bed cloths; the large: ing Ketablisnm Fourth avenue; ~MILLINERY ANT) DRESSMAKING. Mile, DENNIN, 45 Broadway, importer of fashions in Par: | Kound Hats, recherche and ¢ leading house elegant assortment of Stylish Hats for the races. TARIBTS Great spring opening of Carpets, Cileloths, Window Shades, Lambrequius, Mats, Matung ae, at very iow New and ciegamt dk murteenth street. TMME. DE LORD'S DRESSMAKING AND PAT. ture, 1 per cent cheaper than | Grersumbing lv ail its brane A WASMME. BH: CHEVALIER, IMPORTER, 29 BAST + Sixteenth street, between Union square and Fifth Avenue, Will sell during the two next weeks, at her stock in imported sammer ous to her departure tor Paris. WEST TWENT Handsomé spring Suits made ina days; small quantities of material and mow original elegant styles in trimmings; perfect fitting guaranteed, reduced prices and hats, previo ie SSMAKIN ae 3 WALTON, above Union, Hats for the races just received in styles as worn at the Ascot races, England, from W. street, and Howard, of Regent street, London. mer | A. *” LANERY AND DRE Pr oan BS cite C. Brown, 13 New Bond Mmes. PORTER & DOANE, 919 Broadway and tein avenue, elegant assortment of French Hats and Bonnets expressly for FOR SALE, 01 A ifig eho OR SALE—AN OLD BSTABLISHED CORNER Liquor Store; long lease satisfactory reasons give! for selling by appointing an interview. “Address or cal at corner of Greenwich and Charles streets. OR SALE—CORNER LIQUOR STORE IN THE Eighteenth ation good: price low, Apply, on Monday of Tuesday, for particulars, to JOHN FEURY, 285 Greenwich stree| re SALE—OYSTFR, CHOP AND LIQUOR BUsI. neas, with Furniture of whole house compieie ; price $4.50); Would wade for Real Estate. KOBERY FARELLY, No, 5 Willoughby st. Brookiyn. y. AMR —MLLE. cetved, per French steamer, the season in Bonnets and Round f tion the most choice she has yi wea sid ROWN’S LONDON ROUND HATS.—EMMA BROWN, ‘eet, London, has 261 Broadway, be- now tween ue Theatre), ME. D. HENNESSY, 917 Broadway, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, yle& elegant and recher- ound Hats for the races, ceived from the leading houses of Faris and London, E, JAUBERT, DRESSMAKER, HAS REMOVED to So, 290 Sixth avenue, where’ she will do family work at reasonable prices. M23 1:4% BPWARDS, will show the comin che, in Fonnets and M* Broaiw in Broadway. 2 East Fourteenth street, 8. Misses’ and children’s Hats and Mourning Milliner. UNION SQUARE Tiffany's. —Just re it importation for the ats, and, without excep- egant im design an et imported ; also all the newest styles for the ister of W. C. IMBORTER OF ENGLISH ROUND 927 Broadway (opposite Park Fo, SALE—SMALL HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND Private Supper Rooms, doing good business; for- tune for aby man or woman; good lease and cheap rent; part cash, “Address 26 West Fourth street, JOR SALE—A HAT STORE, ON FULTON STKEKT, Brooklyn: cheapest rent and neatest fixtures in the city ae be sold with or without the Stock. Apply to SITUATIONS WANT RD—FEMALES. Cooks, de. 12) WEST 19TH 8T., FIRST FLOOR, REAR.—A mds German and Amurican eookiug; good washer aid froners good reference. sein ial 61 STH AV.~AS GOQD RELIABLE COOK IN A private family: makes good bread and biscuit; Do objection to the country ; best reference from present employer. Call Monday. 612 828 AV cas RELIABLE COOK IN A PRI vate family; good bread baker; no objection to the ‘country; best rele Call on Monday. 1.4.08 2, A¥= CORNER 77H »t., THIRD FLOOR, 5 back.—A respectable girl'as cook, yasher willing to go to the country; good elty ret between 9 and 4 on Monday. ferences from present employer, and irone: erence, Chambermaids, &c. 16 FAST, @D ST—A LADY LEAVING TOWN DR. ) sires to recommend an excellent colored girl as ambermaid or lady's matd and to do plain sewing. d Tuesday, OUNSON, 504 Broad way, New York. Re Fs SALE TAN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD, wi lock ani 1 t “ New York. J. He LYON. APPLY ® rat avenue, Fe SALE—A FEW MORE MONUMENTS, POSTS and Coping. Address J. W. G., 22% Kast Thirty- fourth street. Fo. SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY, doing large basine: jocation first class; good Feesong for solungs principals only dealt with, Address W. E. P., station G, Peg eee ae ROMINENT CORNER LIQUOR Store and Basement on First avenue, with or with- out stock; rent $109 per month. Apply to FRANCIS R, HEALY, No. 16l East Mhirt; rd street. OR SALE— DINING SALOON, WITH BAR, ESTAB- lished over 20 years; long lease and low rent, Apply after 12 o'clock any day to W. H. FORKER, 85 and $7 Broad street. ‘OR SALE—FIRST CLASS MILLINERY AND SUIT awner leaving clay: ata sacrifice if sold soon Address city; at a sacrifice if gold soon. ress MILLINER, box 16 Herald omes: On SALE ok ven FINE PARLOR, BAGATELLE ‘able and extra fine Muste Box. at ; THOMAS’, No. 661 Broadway. ia DRESSMAKER, HAS RE- moved to 69 Kast Ninth street, flve doors from new style Spring Suits, from $8; nine years Qrente su Patt “Baltic, desirable ARSONS & BINNS WILL SELL NEXT WEEK, AT reducea prices, the most « and Hats in the city, strangers would do well to call and 929 Broadway, near Twenty-second street, op- posite Park Theatre, examin) MMER STYLES, THURSDAY, JUNE At SMITHDS Pattern Baz between 2ist and 22d stre ot Novelties, just imported, with cloth models, now read “Croquet” and.“ ant stock of Bonnets WO SILK DRES?ES—ONE CRIMSON, THE OTHER canary; both richly trimmed with real lace; worn grace: will be sold at halt value or exchanged, Address r desirable in ti briek sire st large business BS Can Church few m Fond PATTERNS. MMER STYLES, 4 ‘= Pattern Bazaar, THURSDAY. JUNE 914 Broadway, between 2lst and 2 Grand display of Novelties, just ith cloth models, now read a “don't Care. FOK SALB. A LIQUOR STORE FUR SALE—WITHOUT PAYING Z\ a bonus; a first rate place, ina splendid four story house, corner First avenue and Seyenty-stxth fitted up with every conyemience for doing owner will “either sell the property or will rent the store and all the fixtures tor a mode rice; fine, nealthy locati DORING, Corner first a WHEELE yn the owner, J. G. venty-sixth street, & WILSON FI Sewing Machine, encased in will be sold tor $25 cash : ‘k walnut, cost $75, also a Willcox & Gibbs for ai street, basement, between Broadway and BELER & WIL ON FIRST CL neased in black walnut, attach- ments complete, great sac t, corner Broadway, ui! SINGER » FAMILY ASS PAMILY NEW IMPROVED SEWING Machine, wice drawers and extension leaf, co: nths ago $70, will be sold for $35. A* to wind up a BONS, Attor A FINE SHOR STORE, W lyn; must be sold immediate! Real Estate. Address FI paying office. DESIRABLE RESTAURANT AND SALOON ON Jersey City Hetzhts, with a fine patrona; Purchased on ‘reasonable term enange ot business. Ocean avenue aud Atlantic street, WHEELER & WILSON HALF CABINET SEW- ing Machine, in nse only a few weeks, will be sold 5. Apply at $87 Bleecker street, between West ‘Tenth and Charles, A UOR STORE FOR SALE. 4A trade, will be sold at a bargain; I cannot attend to it’ For particulars apply at 219 Bast Fifty-first street. No agents. A for OLD ESTABLISHED BUTCHER'S SHOP IN ar Twenty-third stree! -at-Law, No 12 West Fourth CATED IN BROOK- will exchange for a reason for seliing, Call on or address B., DOING A LARGE Aha ‘OK STORE FOR BALE CHEAP. STATIONERY BOOK bougnt very low for c in consequence of proprietor leaving the city. 829 Sixth nue, corner Fort; th ND NEWS STORK C, plied for imme ‘A. CORSE? LIQUOR STORE FOR sal fair business; terms moderate. Apply at 587 Kley- enth avenue. A BUTCHER SHOF FOR SALE—DOING A GOOD best part of city; good reasons for sell- Inquire at 379 Sixth avenue, from 1 to 4 P. M. A. BLINVAL business, ing. A man to m Ad: Newark. . AS ferm: complete. cox & Git and Broadway. WELL STOCKED LIQUOR SIORE FOR SALE— Convenient to the new Post office and City Hall. on count of the owner having two other stores. address M. J. M., Herald office. UTCHER SHOP AND FIXTURKS, IN COMPLETE location Thirs avenue and Httle money wanted. D. street, corner Chambers. A orde! cheap FIRST CLASS BUSINESS I8 OFFERED FOR sale ata price which will enable ke an easy living: ipply to THOS, MURRAY, 762 Broad street, pital required. LD ESTABLISHED VARNISH FACTORY, 427 Twenty fifth street, for sale or to let, on easy _Apply to JOBN G. CARY, 744 Sixth avenue. LBEGRATH REFRIGERATOR, $9; USED BUTA short time; price low 137 South Fitth avenve. BLACK WALNUT HaL¥ CASE WHEELER & A. Witton, Sewing. Machine, with all attach ments, Singer's. half case, nearly new $35; Wil- , $25. 47 Bleecker street, between Bowery BOTILING COM h street, for sale RLEY, 12 Centre Oe ron UTCHER’S FIXTURES—ONSB 16"ERT STALL lé-teet Stali, with Benches, Blocks, Tee- complete, together or separately. CO., corner’ Thirty-fourth street and RE YOR SALE APPLY AT % BOWERY, from 1 Tw LL | of owner, T MME, COLLINS DREASMAKING ESTABLISH jevyenth street, Jadies can rely on ment, 26 West « made. trimmed ip latest getting periect ftir Tarinan style, Lad jow rewt ous STORE FOR SALE CHEAP—WITH STOCK Ce England. Cee STORE DOING A GOOD BUST- ness will be soki at less than half its v: hed; very low reat Call to-day at 703 Kast No agents. 395 Third rooms attac! RUG STORE FOR SALF.—A FIKST CLASS STOR! in an excellent locatlo he sold on very favorable terms. Apply to J. H. STEAD, 2) Beekman street ‘olng & good bunk AN UNUSUAL 1 will sell my ly find HENRY WALTON, Brooelym, corner Dray gle man with sm: investment; ho agents. UG STORE FOR SALE—WELL 87 doing & good family and rent, with lease DULTON, 230 Broadway. Dp: L J RUG PTORH, IN A CENTRAL LOCATION best avenue, for sale cheap.—Trade first class and sutisiactory reasous for selling. Apply to Be kighth avenue. incremstiy LORD, II ps STORE death of proprietor; price $1,400. Greenwich street, JOR SALH, BROOKLYN —AN OLD ESTABLISHED Business will be sold reasonabie, Fulton avenue, TION EXCELLENT. Inquire at 427 MARBLE SODA WATER APPARATUS, JOR SALE F Ottawa Heer Foun tains and extract ta large reduction JM. WHITFIELD Warerooms 262 Water street. OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORE, WITH FIXTURES, two years’ lease, $20 per month, in one No. 88 Kast Th ner going to iriy-ftourth street, New Yi JOR BALE—A SMALL TRON SAPE, NEARLY NEW, Owner wants a MERRY & CO. 46 Clif str wie Appiy to JOUN JOR BALE—A CIGAR STORE. ON WEAT STREET; Inquire in the store, 201 West street, JOR BALE—A FIR-T CLASS CORNER LIQUOR ars’ lease: will be sold low for cash. ‘Address B., box 10t Hera! Foe SALE—l0 THE RIGHT MAN VERY CHEAP, A Liquor, Stgre, kixtures, iuated in one of the | terms very ensy. Pearl street, JOR $ALF—THE Lease and Stoel in Brooklyn, Kk. POPPER & Mt BOOT AND SHOE STORE Leane and Fixtures It , 54 Warren street, ferre For SALE CHEAP—IF APPLIED FOR AT ONCE, two India rubber Grinders, 15x42, and one Chilled, see) also Vulcanizers, &c., 4c. Iuquire at 270 Madison OR SALE CHRAP—A LILLIE SAFE. WITH COM. bination lock; also an Oftice D and Letter Press, all tn good rder. Apply #¢ 89 Burclay strect, pen dALE CHEAP—A $7 ICE CREAM FREEZER, Address ICE CREAM, Herald office. OR ALI OR LEASE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED Coal Yard, 209and 211 East Thirty-seventh street. Apply on the premises, OR SALE LOW—SILVER-PLATED SHOWCASE, 10 feet; black walnut Table to match; 40 feet Parti- tion, Glass Doors, other similar articles. FRANCOLS’ Hair Store, 739 Broadway. 1s IQUOR STORE—FINK EAST SIDE POSITION ON Ld Shird avenue: upper part as boarding house; also isrge Room tn rear, suitable for billiards or club room; can be had together or separately ; terms ea: to PHILLIPS, 25 Coliege pl w York, bi UBLISHING BUSINESS FOR 8ALE.—THE WHOLE or Half Interest in one of the oldest montaly Publi- jons in the city; free of encumbrance and offered on very favorable terms, owing to lilness of proprietor, Apply to GRIGGS & CaRLE 98 Broadway. 4] WEST 26TH 8T.—a YOUNG GERMAN GIRL AS chambermaid id waitress in a private Ameri- can family city references. ANTED—AT M'PARTLAND’S, 643 4TH A 4 first class operators and finishers; good wage: steady employment. ANTED— IMMEDIATELY, TEN GOOD DRESS, makers and three plain sewers; come prepa: work. “Apply at 443 6th ay. avian ANTED—SEVEKAL GOOD DRESSMAKERS AN apprentices, Apply at 925 4th av., between and Béth sta TANTED—A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER AND good trimmer; none other need apply; also a pa tern designer, 69 West 10th — W ANTED—-A PASTRY COOK AND CONFEO- tloner who understands his business ana can make, fine ice cream, &c.; toa sood man the situation is pet manent, — J, KEDCLIFF, 400 Chapel st., New Haven, WANTED IMMEDIATELY FIRST CLASS | Was hands ana skirt trimmers; also hands to mal trimming. Apply tod, HLIMANN, 55 West 14th st. WASTED IMMEDIATELY FIRST CLASS WATS: and skirt hands; none but experienced need a) ply. Mme, ADOLPHUS, 24 West Ith st WANTED A SMART, INTELLIGEYT AND RELL ble American woman, as cook and housekeeper, fox ong person: ood pay; best relerence, Address FIPTY. SECOND STREET, box 1.9 Herald Cptown Branch offic BGT sO AM: FIRST, FLOOR—A RESPECTABLE ODF young woman as chambermaid: no objection to assist with the washing and ironing: best city reference, Cail for two days. 612 STH AV.>A YOUNG WOMAN (PROTESTANT) to do chamberwork or sewing vould assist with growing children , can sew on machine; best refor- ences trom present employer. Call Monday. 612 STH AYA, YOUNG WOMAN TO DO CHAM: berwork and sewing or would assist with gro’ ing chitdre: best reterenc an sew on Wheeler & Wilson's machin from pre! nt employer. Call on Monday. Dressmakers and Seamstresses. 158 BAST S3D St. TAIRD FLOOR—A RESPRCT. G able person as seamstress; is willing and obit ing: would assist in some light work if required; no ob- jection to the country? good 1 ne 159 WEST 271 ST.—A RESPECTABLE COLORED woman wishes to go out by the day to sew. Mrs GINDELL, 324. BAST SD ST—& RESPECTABLE GIRL 10 OE do embroidering, braiding and piain sewing; Kool city reference, - Call on or adress ADVERTISER, 417 WEST BD sta FIRST CLASS DREN maker wishes a few more engavements by th day. Leave your address and I will call in the evening, FIRST CLASS MODISTE WOULD LIKE THE work ofa few more families bythe dav, or would make beautiful suits out of 15 to 18 yards of silk, and fin- ished ina Parisian style, for $8 dpword; evening and Party dresses a specialty’; out of tashion and misfitted dresses altered equal to new; also handsome bonnet to match, Call and see speciinen, 102 West Fourteenth street. No sign. General Housework, sc. PINE ST., ROOM 17.-A YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL © _to do general housework, washing aud ironing. N AMERICAN LADY TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK in a family; ts a good sewer: would take care of grown childre’ willing and obliging; country pre- ferred, Address Miss E, W., vox 116 Herald Uptown Brauch office. Housekeepers, &. 102 WEST 33D ST.—AN E ISH LADY As ‘4 housek ge 19, in & gentleman's or wid owor's family. JAFES CHEAP FOR CASH.—HERRING’S, MARVIN’S, Wilder's, Valentine Butler's, all sizes; Jewellers” Silk and House Safes; Liilie’s improved Safes at re- duced prices. LILLIE’3 SAFE COMPANY, SI Maide lane, SODA WATE STAND FOR SALE—NEAR POST > office and orfone of the best corners in the city; will be sold cheap, as owner caunot attend to it, Address F. H., lock box 277 Post office, New York. 10 BUILDERS OR OWNERS.—ABOUT 130,000 OLD Bricks, cleaned and piled. in Fagty-fitth street, near Fighth avenue, will be sold cleap and in any quantity, as they must be removed. Apply at £02 West Tifty-fourth street, . $600 RESTAURANT FOR SALE FOR $500. DO- tng @ good business; cooking ami heating apparatus first clasy; failing healtn ot proprietor th cause of selling. N.' B.—Rent pald to July. Address GEORGE WHITING, Herald office. 1,250 Fok SBS. ALIGHT MANUFACTURING ~ ZOU, Business, now operating; a monopoly; Jong established ; easily understood: sales cash and un, limitap'e; sual capital required. satisiactory, reasous for selling. Address MANUFACICKEK, box 199 Herald omfice. MACHINERY. “) DVERTISER WANTS A “BANG UP? STEAM E ine, about 40-horse power; would purchase one that has tad a litte use 1f good as pew. Adaress ., 21 ‘ark row. LARGE LOt OF NEW AND SEQGOND HAND Steam Engines and Boilers, Steaut Pumps and Tanks. FINNEY & HOFFMAN, manufacturers, 22 to 2% Water street, Brooklya. OR SALE-STEAM ENGINE, 1 er. Can be seen evenings’ untt! Juoe 6 at kin- pire Laundry 829 to 341 East Firty-third street, OR SALE—850-HORSE HORIZONTAL TUBULAR Boilers, 14 feet long, 4 feet diameter; 63.3 Tubes; one Bagioe, IZinch bore, S0'inch stroke; ali in good order and soli on account of removal. Can be seenat LUK- ILLARD'S tobacco factory, Sedgwick street, near Van Brunt, South Brooklyn. OR \ALE—A PAIR OF HORIZONTAL ENGINES, bulit by the Novelty Works, cylinders 15x48, with feed pumps, governor, throttle and valves. fy wheel and 1i foot puliey, #4-inch face; will be suld sepa- rate or together; a!so two of Porter's Governors and two of Alcroft’s |hrottle Valves, with stop valves, steam ipe, Ac. Can be seen working at Metropolitan Mills, Cherry street, New York. F°y SALE—A SCREW CUITING LATHE, SWINGS $6 inches, and takes in 16 feet between ceatres Ap- ply at 229 West street. Fe, SALE—A STEAM CARPET HEATING MACHINE, all in good order; cheap. inquire of W. W. TBavenue D. OR SALE—A NEW LAUNCH ENGINE, 435X5. Apply to J. E. JUDGE, 509 Kast Twelfth street. Fo. SALE CHEAP—ONE 20 AND ONE 12 HORSE power Horizontal Engine. To be seen at the Giobe ‘ks, West fhirty-third street, near Kieventh av. Rores CALORIC ENGINE FOR SALE RY ebeap: now running; also tour Blacksmiths’ Bel- Jows. At Clif street. WAXTEDPAPER MACHINERY (COMPLEIE) FOR making coarse papers (Manila and roofing), state nd pi w York. Address LON- iron set up in N WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. 177 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— Liberal advances upon Diamonds, Watches. Jew- ciry, Pianos, 4c. or the same bought. Also Pawnbrok- ers’ tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs. DVANCES MADE ON GOODS LEFT ON COMMIS. sion, Diamonds, Watche: Jewerly, Si.verware, Pianos, Silks, Laces. &ec., bought and sold: business con: Adencial, 's. FIRUSKI, loz Nassau street, coruer Ann, oor. T 114 NASSAU STREET, ROOM 5,—ADVANCES made on diamonds, watches, jewelry, and other «gods left on commission , business confidential ; private otice. WM. REIMAN. PAIR OF BRILLIANT EARKINGS AND TWO brillant Rings, first water, sold ata bargain, Ad. dress K. L., box 12: Herald Uptown Branch office. T ROBERT ROSENTHAL'S, NO. 8 ELEVENTH street, three doors west of Broadw: formerty with Jackson of 86 Broadway, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Siiks. camel's hair Shawis and all kinds of personal property bought and sold. Goods taken on commissic LADY, HAVING SOME VERY FINE DIAMO: in pawn which she canuot redeem, will sell T} way, cheap. Address Mrs. SINCLAIR, box 15 Meraid ce. T MY PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 169 WEST FOUR. teenth sireet, corner Seventh avenue, T highest. prices tor, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c ISAACS, 16) West Fourteenth late of Thirteenth st’ TAMONDS,—SINGLE STONE RING3, $10 TO $400; Cluster Rings, $25 to $300; cents’ Pins and studs, #10 1 $4) gente gold Watches, $10 to $90); Ind gold ‘tel to $75; also assortment of geld and coral jains, Silverware and Opera Glasses, &c,, at INDO Bios opposite the Gilsey House, ES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, 8, bought and sovt back when de y small advance. GEO. ©. ALLEN, Jewel way, near Twenty-nintn street. HEAP, ON® GOLD WATCH AND stem winder, heavy chain; one 2% kerat and one snail diamoad Stat for a gentieman or address 1,087 Sixth avenue, top floor, back JOR SALE—A V ¥ HANDSOME DIAMOND CRUSE, large, fine ire Karrings and diamond ling, at Bsacrifics, Address BARTON, box 153 Herald office 967 Baoavway, OVER HERA Branei oMes, room B (parlor for | ich 1.207 Broad @ay.—Diamonis, Watches, Jewelry . bought and sold. LINLO BROS! CLUTHING AT THE MESIERN AGES x1 UH —RECKIVING large ordersto purchase Wearing Apparel. ladies And gemtiemen will please take particular noties thereof ty receive the folowing prices:—bor, Silk 75; Woollen $3 to $15; Coats, $5 to Pants. $1 to $6; pets. by calling on ‘or addressing Mr. or Mts. EN BERG, 246 7th ay., two doors above West 24th st ig SIXTH AVENUE, EAR FOURTH STREET. Ladies or gentlemen receive the highest valne for Gast off Clouhing, Carpets, &c. Call on or address Mr. or Mrs. NATHAN. AT EDWARD MILLERS Mw nt 68 six ch ley place, ihe utmost value part tor cast off Clothing. Carpets, &c., by calling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs. MILLER, AT SCHWARTZ S, 1261 BROADWAY, WILT, PAY AX the very highest prices for ladies’ and genis enst Off Clothing; Broadway prices paid, Cuil or address, 1,451 broad way A GREAT DMAND FROM MY AGENT FoR ZA ladies and gentiemen's Wearme apparel Farnitare, Jewelry, Li Shawik: we pay tor Dr to $10; Coats $5 to 178 Seventh avenue, Diamonds and ti $100; Pan dress Mr, or Mr: B, HARRIS’ NEW ESTABLISHMENT, 1,173 Broadway, noar Twenty-eughth street—Ladies and gentlemen receive tne highest value for cast off Wear. ing Apparel. Call or adaress, Broadway prices paid. | York. FOR PALE FIRST CLAsG CIGAR, STORK NO. 1078 | Os tively pay the high | next to Rink, with lease, cheap and Aboly 60 pramineg Third avenue MASUR, 265 SEVENTH AVENUE, WILL Post. t eaen pricey for ladies’ and bind, Carpets, &c.; ladies waited ventlemen’s eastofl Ch | an by Mrs. Masur, dromer. Callalltl ae WEST 26TH 8T., TOP FLOOR.—A FIRST CLASS housecleaning; good reference her residence or to go out by th be per dozen. *» ba! ty dg vall at | Q2] West wrH st.—A YOUNG WIDOW. A SHORT 41 time in the cit keeper in a gentlema i VE} T1030, AR:, TOP FLOOR, FRONT —A, RESPECT: ( able Protestant woman us housekeeper in & gentleman's family; competent and trustworthy; highly recommended, Call or address, YOUNG LADY. A STRANGLR IN THE CITY, desires a housekeeper’s situation in @ widowers family. Call, till 9 P. M., at 37 Bleecker st. opposite Mott, first floor, Don’t ring. os Laundresses, &c. 38 WEST 13TH 8T.-A RE PECTABLE WOMAN TO take in washing or go out by the day; a first class week. colored laundress to do family washing. Call on or address AUGUSTA. TANTED—EXPERTENCED OPERATORS ON LINEN. HH sul n Wheeler & Weer 's and Domestic may chines, Come prepared to wor! "GOLDSMITH & PLANT, 196 Chareh st 2 OR 3 GOOD DRESSMAKERS ONLY GOH hands need a y, to whom the highest wa ath early Mi at 68 OREN 100 STRAW AND HATR SEWERS WANTED—O block work; pay every week. None but ex: pericnced hands need apply at 416 West 26th 6 - ———————————— | SITUATIONS WANT#D—MALES, ‘ A. YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, | LATELY | LANDED, wishes a situation to take care of a horse and makd! himself generally useful; city or country. Address or! call on, for two days, J. B,D, laundry, 1,296 Broadwi FH OR PRIVATE FAMILY.—A YOUN Fr-neh cook, of long experience, wishes a situ tion as good carver; can speak English; best reference) from present place. Address ©. D., Meraid Uptown; Branch office. eee TPO, ,HOTRL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS thoroughly able man, of long experience, wants a) situation as head waiter or steward; good reference! from my present place; city or country, Address Ay Ove} box 18! Herald Uptown Branch office." 60: 6TH AV.—A YOUNG COLORED MAN WISHES! ‘a situation as a waiter in a private family; best! of referenc mairy. Address J. B. 1 CLERKS AND SALESMION. be selty or e B. ALTMAN & CO,, S31 AND 28% 6TH AV., WANT Aj + Young man of practical business experience, to as aist’in cheek ing invoices and marking goods; must pros epuionable relerences or security. Apply by giving references and place of last employ to deliver pa HAVING A FIRST CLASS MILLINERY) goods trade in any section of the country and de-| sirous of making a change for the coming season, will be liberally dealt with by applying to JOHNSON BROS! & CO., 495 Broadway, New York. WANTED=A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENC as buyer for our straw goods de} parties having the highest qualiticati with: engagement to commence from Angus 1, 1375. JOHNSON #ROs, & CO,, 496 Broadway, New York. WAXTED-ONE OR TWO FIRST CLASS, WELL posted grocery salesmen, in a wholesale grocery, house; must have city or near by trade: German pre ferred, Address GROCER, box 200 Herald office. el COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, YOUNG AMERICAN MARRIED) COACHMAN! (no encumbrance), skilful horseman and drivet wants a situation; best reierence. Call on or address B.y 027 West 44th st : — A SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLACai coachma, thoroughly understants hi city or country; first class reference, Call on of R., 1 East 27th st. = en SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST CLA*S) coachman, single; thoroughly und. best cit: Gable COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY Aj Protestant man; first class city reference; fi ss horseman. Call on or addri W., No. 11 Eas 27th st., or address W. W., Herald Uptown Branch office, 139 WEST 50TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes to go out by the day washing. ironing or Mrs. EDWARDS, NOLORED COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—= By & competent young man; city reference. Ad+ dress No, 4 West 45th st. : 20 WEST 85TH ST., BASFMENT—A_ FIRST J class laundress, having conveniences of station- ary tubs, good yard, &c., solicits a few more customers; Indies’, " gentiemen’s and families’ washing; orders promptly executed. Call or address, (SOACHMAN AND GROOM.—A GENTLEMAN WHO leaves for Europe by next steamship 1s desirous 9 obtaining a sliuation fora man who has proved himself, gapable and faithful. Can be seen at private stables, 66, est 43d 1 VAT WEST 29TH ST.. FOURTH FLOOR, KOOM 19.— A respectable colored woman (widow) wishes gentlemen's or families’ wasiing. Call for two days. 4] EAST 19TH 8T., NEXT TO CHURCH.—A RE- spectable woman as competent laundress to do ¢ families’ washing ; pomes and fluting done in the test manner; terms 75c. per dozen. : WEST 33D ST, REAR, TOP FLOOR.—A RE- pectable woman to do washing and ironing at day; good references, 438 WEST 89°H ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN € wishes washing and ironing and to go out by the day. Call for two days, 44.4. EAST sre ar —a RESPECTABLE WOMAN it twundress to do two or three fam- sfactory reference; terms from §1 to or address WO GOOD, STOUT, HEALTHY, SINGLE YOUNG women can have permanent situations 12 s compet illes’ washing; 83 to $15 a month, as lvundress and chambermaid, o1 it the head of each department, by epplying immediately at the Park House, Newark, N. J. Nurses, d&e. YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN al with at t of milk, as wet nurse: Ia strong an! health: d_ strictly temperate; very best refer- ences. Callon or address Mrs, STRAPP. 24 WEST 49TH ST.—As AMERICAN WOMAN ‘nd companion to an invalid lady; ; vould not object to leave Call or address. es Q4Q EAST STH Sts RESPECTABLE MARRIED A woman, who has lost her baby, as wet nurse; no objection to the country. Call for two days, 317 [EXINGTON AV.—a LaDy, GOING WEST, 18 © desirous of obtaining & good situation for'ner French nurse, whom she can highly recommend as com- yeest Ce trustworthy. Call on Menday, between 2 and o’cloc! TS STH AY;, BETWEEN (0TH AND éIsT STS. 1N +) the millinery store.—A Scetch Protestant woinai as nurse: iscapable of taking fall charge of an infant from its birth; can’t be beat with a bottle baby; m0 ob- Jeetion to the country; good city reference, Waitresses, &e. 12 WEST 19TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, REAR—A Tespectable woman to go out by the day; under- stands all kinds of work; best city reference. iS COLORED MA) ITUATION—BY A_ FIRST CLA! A in all its branche: loyer. ld st. ; BARKEEPKR WANTED—AT THOMAS’ EX, change, 1,239 Broadway. ' GENTS.—FIRST CLASS CANVASSERS FOR | speciaty: money made Peg Goh out chrom and pee ener variety in the city; largest coms missions aliowed. ‘ AMERICAN NOVELTY COMPANY, # Broadway. AN WANTED-TO DELIVER GOODS IN THR) city; he must be reliable and deposit $300 cash, | ar, aecurity; situation permanent to suitable man; sal $12 per week. Address SHEPPARD, Herald off ANTED—COLORED MAN COOK FOR HOTEL IN} country: must understand order cooking. Apply, at ODELL'S, 109 West 34th st. of ANTED—AN EXPERLESCED TRAVELLING gent: one familiar with the general drug ) trass trade prejerred; satisfactory references required, Address I. B. F., 1,347 Chestnut st, Philadelphia, ; THE TRADES. is ; A SKILFUL BANK NOTE ANP CARD ENGRAVER, good at script, desires employment in a first clas lithozrapnic establishment, ata smali salary. Addre: SCULPSI!, Herald office. A FRENCH ARTIST DESIRES EMPLOYMENT 1~ ainting fans or oil painting and industrial designs.’ Ingulre for M, BOREL, 136 Bleecker st. 4 AKER—WASTED, A FIRST OL, MAN Al cracker mixer. J.D. GILMOR & CO, § eae: ACCUSTOMED TO HOTEL WORK, 4 offi wishes @ situation. Address G. H., box 189 Her: ice. RINT CUTTERS FOR PAPER. HANGINGS wanted. Apply atonce at factory 510 West 23d st, below loth av. ee RINTERS.—COMPETENT, STEADY, RELIABLI P Uhergetic job printer, of considerable experience foreman, estimnati , wants employment Addresq G. ) TAILORS, - FIRST CLASS PANTALOON MAKERS, wanted. Apply to GEORGE LATHAM, 853 Broad- way. 229 WEST NTH STA POSITION OF TRUST wanted, either ‘as traveiling companion oF lady's maid ; is good dressmaker: country preferred; Feterencesexchanged. Address AUVSRTISE! 467 STB, cAN> REAR ste 8 ERY RE. D4 spectable’ American girl * maid or companion to a lacy: would also assist in the care of ehildren; city or country. N ENGLISH LADY WISHES A POSITION AS companion to a lady or tamily going abroad; has iravelled on the Continent and speaks French fluently no remuneration; references exc! —— Address Mrs, P., box 120 Herald Uptown Branch office. = Seeeateememeeaas PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED— FEMALES. 40) WEST 40TH 8T.—LKSSONS GIVEN ON THE piano at teacher's or pupil's residence; 20 les- sons for $7, aeons for $& Call or address. LMOST ALWAYS AT HOMB.—WORK GENERALLY executed at firstinterview. Miss W—— writes let- fers, revises manuscripts, answers newspaper corre. spondence and replies to editorials and criticisms. 12 th av. _ HELP WANTED—FEMALES. | ry TsTewaRt aco. wis, - want first class dressmakers, first class waistmakers, first class operators on Wheeler & Wilson's machine (oro- pelled by steam), Steady employment aud liberal pay. Apply at oh st. entrance, betore 9 A, M., Broadway and 10th st. VEW FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED— AA_At42 West 820 #t, betweon btn av. and Broadway. A FEW DRESSMAKGR& 112 BAST STH ST. T MME, LAFORCADE’S, NO. 6 WEST ELEY- ZA enth street Wanted, ten dresemakers and five mil- liners; none bat first class hands need apply, before 9 A. M. and after 5 P.M. | p* SMAKERS WANTED—FIRSE CLASS FINISH. ers, au No, 11 East iath st. D—AT 200 EAST 88TH 8ST. I RESSMAKERS W Come prepared to {RST CL. 3 DRESSMAKER WANTED—ALSO apprentiees: come prepared to work. Apply to Miss REGAN, 700 6th av.. between 4d and 44én sts. priest CLASS DRESSMAKERS, WAISTMAKERS and finishers wanted at once tor steady work. B. ALTMAN & 0O., 331 and 333 6th av. (IRS? CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED—AT Macdougal st. Come prepared to work. IR“? CLASS CUSTOM SHIRT MAKERS WANTED At LORD & TAYLORS, corner Grand and Christie streets, K given out. GhVERAL FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTED ‘ | At 062 5th ay., corner 62d sk Call before 9 A. M. and aiter 6 P.M. WANtED—A LADY OF EXPERIENCR TO TAKE charge of a large, first class hoarding house In the city for the summer; ‘must be thoroughly competent and furnish best references. Address A, In, Dox 16) Herald Uptown Branch oftice. Wy AeTEDFiRee CLASS DRESSMAKERS FOR V “mourning suite, Cail prepared to work. PARIS. IAN CLOAK AND SUIT COMPANY, No, 28 East Lith st, near Umiyersily binge, W AICHMAKERS —W AN TED, SITUATIONS, BY two experienced repairers, just arrived from Eng; Address WATCH MAKE. id office. ANTED=TAILOR: SHOEMAKERS, SEAM- stresses and dressmak the Wilson Sews ing Machine © Twist and Linen, Thread: one ou! twist, @ pool; full size, strong and smooth. Sales rooms, 27 New York, and 113 4tn rooms, 827 and 829 Broad wi Brooalyn, E. D. Warmenia CHAMPAGNE BOTTLER. NONE BUP ‘experienced hands need call at 44 Broadway. Wa A THIRD HAND ON BREAD, APPLY, ‘at 2,110 34 av., at 9 o'clock. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS ARCHITECTURAL draughtsman, Apply to A. V, BENOIT, 148 Fulton, st, on Tuesday, between 10 and il o'clock. WAXTEDTA, FIRST CLASS OUM COPAL, MELTER baking Japan maker. Address VAKNISH, giving full name and residence, New York Herald office: 7 ANTED—A FIRST CLASS CHASER, APPLY AT 69 Duane street, from ll to 2 o’cloek, on Tuesaay, June 1, 1875. ANTED—A_ FIKST CLASS SHOFMAKER O” ladies’ XV and Wurtemburg heels; hignest wages; also four men on es welts. Apply t THOMAS CON. CAMON, No, 685 6th av. ANTED—SIX FEMALE COMPOSITORS, TO SET type on a newspaper. Address box 206 Post office, Newark, N. J. + WINES, LIQUORS, &C. ANHEUSER & COS ST, LOUIS BOTTLED Ue Lager Beer, the ti for ig Se! ae cs Oe an in te. to Keep durw ie hot weal Hi \oker, err Pcoutt ‘ seark tition C. Lita wf ara Co. |. Jacl ‘* MONME T. 40. MEYER, i Heaver st, General Agents WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH SECOND sight from birth (stock speculation and at matters a specialty), can be consuited on all m * business satisfactorily, and 30 with absent (riends, living or dead. Residen: Fitty-first street. TYENTIO: OW. THY DESTINY.—A¥T&R YoU have been deceived ri ay gee it the i Cc , as twarr! fringe to 180 West Forty street, near Broadway. . =MME, LA BLANCH, THE GREAT UNRIVALLED A .~busineswand ‘medical Clairvoyant. No. 102 West Thirty firet street, near Sixth 10. TIENTION, CONSULTATION ON BUSINESS, LAW. ‘suits, enemies, losses, absent friends, love, marri and a Pay Fefased unless satisiied. 1,261 Bro way. Mme, SINGHI, Ci@irvoyant oe Re = ASTROLOGER PROTES OR LISTER, 929 SIXTH enue. Send for cirowlars. Add: ‘ost office, New York. sete eae box Operas" LS EVERYTHING; SHOWS likeness. names, brings separated together; satisfai tion or money refunded. Hours ¥ to 6, 154 5! poygetyt4 CLAIRVOYAN shows likenesses, causes mar: 16) West Twenty firth street. Sixin avenue TELLS NAMBS, eee be, Sl. No ME. ROSS.—GREATEST LIVING € fives advice in love, business losses, sioknes thages, &c.; tells everything, 766 Sixth avenue, nea Forty-third stree COLLL -\ RELIABLE AND TROSDFUG M ‘ | M Clalrvoyamt, 470 Olu ay., near 17th ot

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