The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1875, Page 3

»- eA oe ere ke SITUATIONS WANTED—FEM ~~~ Cooks, &e. BAST 9TH 8T.-TWO FESPECTABLE GIRLS, her; first iT BIZ, te, ie tozaier, gu ay fa cle pinky nd to assist with the washing and ironing; pest city reference from last piace, Oan WEST BROADWAY —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as yood cook in @ hotel: understands puting 7 meats to the best advuntave: best city retereace, coun- try preterred, Call until Monday evening: 16 EAST 2#iH ST—aA :CQTCH PROTESTANT WoIDaN as first class cook; understands all kinds of meats, soups ant pastry; is willing and obliging; nine years’ ently reterence, 20] FAst_ darn sr. rinse FLOOR. RIGHT hand.—two respectable qirts, with retiable city Reference; one ‘to cook, wish and fron: the other aa ‘waitress or chambermaid or both combined. 230 orn av, cor & ist 8 ., IN & OM) grocery stdre.—An English Protestant ag first Glass cook where a kitehenmaid is kept; ts an excellent manager; understands marseting; can take entire charge. Cail tor three days. 28 STH AV., NEAR 30TH 8! (PRESENT EM- lover's) —As firat class cook, city or country, hote}, boaraing nonse or private family; also a first class chambermaid. Both ean be seen tor three days, BOF Th Av oA, 1HoRouguLY COMPETENT OU LZ woman as drat class cook; no objection to a hotel or sumer house; ,ood reterence. Call or address | for three davs. 531 oe ing up housekeeping; city or country, Can be seen to- day or Monday. f PST (L088 COOK IN 4 PIVATE PAMILY: city or country; understands soups, meatsand des: forts of all kinds; aise bre nndenke, good relerence, Address 4. M. G., Herald Uptowa Branch offlec. MADISON AV,—AS GOOD COOK: IS L AVING Chamne: mss Ke. 16 RAST Wu ST.—A RESPRCTABLR YOUNG woman todo chamberwork and waiting, or fine Washing; 4 most willing and ooliglug; no objection to the country; good city reference from last. mploys 993, BAS? ser) sr. IN FANCY STORE.—A Re, Ze) spectadle young’ girl as chainbermaid and Fitltress or to take caro of children oity and country rence. 411 WEST STH ST. firlaschambermaid and waitress, ov as bermnid and to 'ake care of children; good reference im last place; no objec.ton to ety or country. Call oa jonday. 53 and to sew; leaves her present place ns the ‘ain- ily are breaking up houseken ping; city or country, Can bo seen on Saturday or Monday. 66 9TH AW—A GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID AND wol ‘ess in @ private tamily; good city ref- trence, 764 32 AV. TOP FLOOR (RING FOURTH BELLY — Jb "A respectable young girl ag chambermaid and waitress: best city reference. 1 096 8D AV, OOND FLOOR, FRON Ve spectable young woman todo cham and waiting; would ‘assist with tne chudre aud obliging. SITUATION WANTE © chambermaid or child” aid Uptown Branch oflico. RE-PFOPABLE YO! A RE- Address 1. ¥., Her. nurse. Dressmakers and Scamstresses. 6 CHARLES 8T.—A LADY WOU! D LIKE DRESS- making to do at her own home, Address Mrs. KING. ig 10 WEST ATH ST., CORNER OF 6TH AV., OVER. printing ofc: thorouxh, first, clust dress- maker will make grera'ines and summer silks reason- Pe aetna to making wedding outiits and riding al 8, WITH ST. JURSEY CITY.--A BIGH(Y Ri- apectabie young English person, lately trom ngland, as seamstress and w take charge of a srowine Nid n'a private (amnliy: cau make ladies and chit ‘en's underclovhing, also children’s dresses and is & 001 operator on Willcox & Gabbs sewiny machine: wou! ton a lady or do ight chomberwork If re- {1 on or addross, on Monaay, fi 203. CHATHAM, SQUARE, FIRST FL! OR.—A RE spectable young virl as phun sewer and eham- Dermaid in a private tamily. or would take care of chil- dren; willmg and obliging: no objection to go to the country. Wats ee 486 STH AV.—A SEAMSTRLSS WOULD LIKE A tew customers by the day or week. Oail op or + address T. C. 8. 97 A COMPET NT dressmater and operator on singer's machine wishes an engagement by the month; wood reference; Ro objection to the country. Cuil or address for twod sys. N EDUCATED REFIN?D PROTESTANT PER ON seamstress in a paivate family: understands ail Kinds of family sewing: operates on diferent machines: eapabic and willing to {ake charge and asaist in house- hold duties or wonld assist in the of one or two ehil.ire ployer. office. hree years? city reference trom former ¢ Address ADELAIDE, Herald Upiown Branch ——— her present plice because of tie tamily break- | MADL ON AV,—AS GOOD CHAMBERMAID | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 380, 1875—QUADRUPLKE SHEET, SITUATIONS WANTED—rEMALE! EAST 32D ST.—A RESPECTABLE, HEALTHY - mata a 1 5 WEST 51ST ST., FOURTH FLOOR,—AN ENGL) , ts 161 young woman a8 wet nurse Jn a private family. Call or address ‘woman as nurse or chamberimaid or to do. bied 192 6TH AV., BASEMUNT.—A FRENCH WOMAN aod it city or country. Oall on or address M American family to mind chiliren and do Washing, of would travel to Europe: speaks English. Ors) Bast srt A YOUNG GIRL, 232 years old, to mind children, 16 315 Bast M4TH ST., TOP FLOOR —A RESPECT. ote) able girl, lately landed, as nurse or would do light house work ; is willing aud obliging. Call on Mon- day. oa és 34 EAST 20TH ST.—AN AMMRICAN GIRL AS oo nurse or as nurse and chambermaid, In city or Country: good ‘city relerence if required. Cali or ad- Gress for twodaya 41 WST “TH STA R TABLE . YOUNG girlas nurse and sewer, or todo chamberwork and sewing; can operate on Wheeler & Wilson's ma- chine; good viby reverence, Call on Monday. 5O5 Ute Ay BETWEEN 39TH A G D4 TH STS.— | A married woman to taxe a oabe to wet nurse | at her own house, ASS 8 A¥a SAR sett St. FOURTH FLOOR — OO) Ainiddie: -ed woman as lady's nurse: can take entire charge of an iifant from barih; aléo bring it up on the bottie if de ired; highest reterences trom last em- ployers. Call all (ke wees. twa TH SH Av iN, THE STOUE—A KESHROTABLE (1) Protestatit woman as intants nurse; can take eniire charge of au iutant trom its birtay reterences. Cail for two ways. F367 ay re LOOm BACK ROOM— A * woman to go oui by the day as 1409 BROADWAY, CORNER 41 T 8 - ies isin girl to thie care of chiiren; good city Telerence, | pas ss eee Salil | FRYNCH LADY AS NURS WITH A FAMILY going to. Europe; crossed ocean seven times, at hever s@< sick; speaks English and German tiuently ; best cnly reterénces, Address L, H., Herald office, Miscellaneous. | 1y FORSYTH 80. ROOM 18—A WOMAN TO DO 2 carpet sowing. alteriug, fitting and laying: mat tresses made and made A¥er. Address Mrs. P MBROKE, QB CARMISE 1. ‘A YOUNG LADY ROOM 8—A YOUNG wishes employment as saleslady, cashier or book. Keeper: highest reterence. Address, for two days, Miss 1 2 G WASHINGTON 8T., BR OKUYN.—A LADY i C \ 109 Who writes a plain abd rapid hind, wan s a po- | Mtlom in au office or copying to do at home. Address TON PLACE.—A PARI-IAN LADY, 11 WEST CLI | well edu & place in & faintiy going to the | Qountry : understands thoroughly dres-making snd on- lerwe: ‘is walling to instruct children in French; sa, Address Ming. J ANVLoR, b | TOP FLOOK.—AN AMERICAN ing German, as lady's maid in & n y so competent to hair- dressing. Call on or address i, WELKMAN. 3B eek TAP eelTAETAY LADY. SPRARING oD Kronch and Knglish, as lady's mard or nurse with a family rong to urdpe;s best refcrences, Ad- aress | Gress 0.. care of wine, Loumen 160 22, AY: (PRRSHST BMPLOY RUS). — A WILT educated girl as mait; speaks German and English; is an excellent band sewer; wil make herself useful; beat reseren 184. 387, A¥ig GHOOND. FLOOR, FRONT—A. KR actabie German girl to go to Germany with & family wha will return in a few months. 184 SPaING gra FRENCH Dict Jnvy's maid tu a private family on machine; periect cutter aud fitter. 40 7TH AV. AN) 82D 57, FIRST FLOOR.—A respectable woulan and dauchter to take charge of a xentlenan’s house for tue suminer; best ref ercuces. RUN ae oe Ue 425 SH AV.CA LADY WOULD LIKE A Tost +) tion of trust ina family; elty or county; is @ good dres maker and houseceep il ou or alidress, for bree Gays, & WW. J. YOUNG LADY THAC BLE BUT with jimited mexaos, will accompan and etiit in the country; will take tuil charge Riuneration excep, expenses pald. Hierad Unown Bran YOUNG LA Y OF REFINGMEN “ A position as companion with a wea thy lady; Bo ob fection (0 travel; references exchanged. Adress, for ek onl , box 269 Post office, Jamaica, L. 1, CARACTIY, MAKE" AS wood operator Address (hACHER, LADY OF DUCATION AND AA. speaking German, French and inglish, wisies 6 Make arrangements for ihe summer with a family ev her a4 travewing Companion or as governess; highest reterences address L. B.. Herald Uyiown Bru: YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION AS PLAIN ‘A seamstress and to assist m the care of children. ad- box 102 Herald Uptown Branch office, COMPETENT DRE-SMAKER DNSIRES A Few more engagements by ine day; wr Address DREOSMAK sR, box 121 Herald Up ranch office. 211 town Geveral Housework, &e. WEST 28TH 8T.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GE eral housework in a small priva e farlly. JENSIK LEVI, KAST 2TH ST. BASEM"Nl.—A YOUNG GIRL to do general housework in a smail privute tam- K. Washer and ironer, good eliy reler- Monseker vers, Wt, 8T.—A COMPRTENT WOMAN AS Lewis hou-ekeeper from an owner or agent of houses; understands leiting apartine ts: can write or Mil in re- coipts, Call on or adaress Mits GEORGI, 44% ST ITH ST.—A LADY OF &XP 'RIGNCE desires a position as housekeeper. .or would like the enarge of a residence \iuri-g the absence of the fam- hy, Address, by letter only, Mra b. 7 2D °T. P\RLOR FLOOR.—A YOUNG LADY irom the Soath as housekeeper. Call after 10 A. M. V LUDLOW Sf. (RING LOWER BELL).—A young French lady as housekecper. Cali all the week. < - 142 THOMPSON 8°. (GN TH STORE).— 8 4 housekeeper; will do the entire work of @ ainalt family; the country preterred: best reference: aged 39. 164 DUFFIELD ST., BROUKLYN.—AN AMERICAN widow @ position ss working tousekeeper. Cail on or address Mra. BRIGUT. LADY OF EDUCATION AND GOOD STANDING A. Wishes situation ina hotel as housskeeper; will do the serving lor ghat department: salary no cbject: ‘would go East or West; best reterences. Address 1. P., Box 218 Herald office. WIDOW LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS HOUSE keeper or nurse and com city or country; ho objection ty travel. Address N. H. B., Herald Brook: Jyn branch office. im #3 THOROUGHLY COMPETENT KNGLISH LADY | a: housekeeper for hotel or priva’e family; first Class references; no objection to the country, Address BNOLISG, 106 Herald Uptown ranch oMfice. ‘A LADY (OF PRESENCE | AND | EXECUTIVE ability, thoroughly comperent to gove n servants, ‘Wishes a sittation as housekeeper in a summer hotel, A:ldress, tor on» week, Mrs. QOUQWIN, box ldo Herald Uptown Branch oflice. N ACCOMPLI HED YOUNG LADY WISHES A Position as housekeeper an) governess in a widow- SP eftmlly. Please address appointing interview, Mise L. Wit. H, Brooklyn Lost office. Laundresses. YORK ST.—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS WISHES a few lumilies’ or gentlemen's washing. ee Ts . \DERSON. CLARKSON sT., IN THE STORY.—A RESPECT. able woman to do washing and ironing, or would go ‘out today’s work; reterence. M. H. W. BAST 16TH »T.—A RE to goont by the dav; washing or ironing, $1 a ouseclraning, $1 25; retere.ce. 2) BAST 68D ST, SECOND FLOO?.—AS COMPE- tent laundres? in a private family: best city reierences. 29] EAST HTH ST, 1Wo PAIR OF STAIRS UP Arespectable Isundress wishes a tew gentie- men’s or families’ washing . good city reference. 99 “FH TA RasPROTABLE WOMAN TO Go 4 PrCTABLE WOMAN out by the day to dy washing and troming or to it at home; good city reterences from first ciass Sarmiles. . B B ofice. YOUNG LADY, SPEAKING BSGLISa AND Jerm n, desires a situation 4s usesul companion or jagy' » KO Bs to Lurepe. Adarees BOUROP Branch ofte bite LADY DhSiRus A HOME; WOULD A: any position not menial, 18 Competent to | fire charge of house: ulso give musical instructiol highest reiere ce given and required. Address L. a. D.. Brookiyn Meraid Branch office, Intelligence Offices. JAMILIES, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CONFECTION. ‘and bakers promp ly supplied with efiteient French cooks, assistant cooks, bread und pastry baxers, confeciioners and g.ncierstor city and country, O&K OLE Do Hees Di CULANE FuANC ALE, $64 lth ANTED—SERVANTS, WiTH UNEXCKUPTIONABLE, einployment office 133 zast | PROFESSIONAL SYTUA TIONS WANTED= | FEMALES. 5H glusroraKe St.—\ LADY AS GOV-RNESS +) in the country during the summer; large salary not an object; good city reterciices, Address 1h ACHR, YOUNG LADY, T ACHING THE NGLL H AA branches, with Prench, Latin. music and drawing, deslres a position as goveruness for the summer monte or onger; best references, Adress Miss J. W., station » YOUNG LADY WANTS A SITUSTION A erness or compano: address O, A home desired. Branch office. A FS, ov. remuneration no object: a b.. Herald Upiown YOUNG WIDOW, IN URGENT N&ED, DECIRE: employment; would like to take copying. Asdress raid Uptown Branch offic A ae XBGRIENCED AND TAL“ NTS 0 GiKMAN dy wishes a siuation ag daly govorness or to five .essons in music, French, German and sugiish : terms Weents per lesson. Address THAUHKK, NO. A ANTED-—BY A YOUNG LADY SPEAKING ENG- lisn and French. @ siiuation ag companun to ® lgdy or family about to Wavel; reterences given and fe: aired, Address, tor «Wo days, Miss i. ferad Uptown Branch ofice, "MM * HOMAIN, RELP WANTHD—FPEMALIS. —A.—WANTED, S ViRAL FIRST CLASS WAIST + hands and skirt trimmers: none but thoroughly competent hands need apply, basement, 14 West ath st. ©, Die 3 BN AMBRICAN TO TEND A_ PIRST CLASS AV bakery; good education and reference in lispen- sable, Avdress, in hanawriung, my mail only, tor one week, W. W. WALL, 707 61h ay. OHANCE.—MEN, WOMEN, BOY, AYD GIRLS AL tearn teiearaphy and tyke positions. THOM Ps UN's Collewe, 24 ih av., opposite Cooper Institute lelesraphy taught practically, wih tastruments, So vacation T & BAsT TH Sf., SEVERAL INTELLIGENT ladies may find profiiab.e employment. N ENGLISH OR GERMAN GIkL, ABOUT 25 years ol age, wanted, to agaist in housework and iake care of chidten; must be clean and tidy, 100 cass ‘ad #t., Dear ith av. | A —WANST):D. FIRST C ASS SALESLADIES FOR + otir tad # suit and anierwear departments; oniy those fully oompetent and having had city exp rieuce need apply. BlekN BROTH ons, 6h av and 2id at KAWERS.—FIRSE CLASS OPERATORS ON THE Wheeler & Wilson machine, to make linen and jean drawers: no work given out. HITCHOOCK, NEW. Li & ©0,, 676 Broadway. RES MAKERS AND OPERATOR ON WHEELER & Wilson's machine. Improvers and an apprentice. Apply to + ra COLSON, 45 West 18th st. DPSgRMAKBE WANTED—BY MME WILKES, NO. 164 Oth av. W Aah WEst TH ST.. REAR—MRS, H. ANTHES 2) wants family washing: flating dove in the vest manner, best city references. © 34 own house, or would go out a tew da: good washer and ironer; best reteren Fy AOG [oNG6 Mbieg wid gentewen's washing at her wn home; or would go out by the day, Call or address. 42. Fast ie Ld FLOOR. yp AAT men’s or tamales’ wi in ironing au ating ne in a careiul and proper Manner; shirts and collars fone ap to sult, by Mra, LUSTER. 450 Wet sae 81 —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN JU ww do family wasiin ironing at her own Boge West 37f/! ST, FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— A respectable Woman wishes Washing at her e we Sn gentlemen's, 75¢. per dozen ; ladier’, We. ; washed led. wil tor two days WET 420 ST., NEAR 10TH AV. ONE FLIGHT of stairs. —A reapec young woman todo samily Washing. Cail for three ays, 4 9TH AV.—A COMPETENT Wishes a few more indies and = ng; does futing and polishing, or wou! HUY Wet Wr st—a RESPHOTABLE WOMAN OVE toro out washing and ironing or housec! fog, Oall for two days, 53; MADISON AV.—A5 GOOD LAUNDGESS; HER present Cmployer i# breaking Se, Soseskeco tags eity oF country, Can be seen today or 1037 st, Av . jausny. some first Bing, mtthe acignneriged oe first clues wi eftth av, and 50th to Buh sta em the Belen Nurses, de. TE WAST TH, ST, CORNER orn av. 10P ) floor.—A very good monthly nurse wants one or two engagements; can be well recommended by ladies Bud doctors. Call on of addregs Mra HUKLrY. 4G) BEERCKER Btwn EXPHUIENORD ) as nurse oan invaiid; is compownt t it care Of a bavy irom its biFth, Oall or addre: wo days ‘I rR NN EAST 16d ST, ROOM 17 —A YOUNG WOMAN RUG CLERK WANTED—A COMPETENT GERMAN clerk one spoaking French prarerred. | RILVDERGR & BRURCHERT, lol West Broadway. {MIRST CLASS DRESSMAKERS WANTKD—ALSO AN byt? on the Remington machine, at 103 bast 27/h aL M.A. CLAKK. MIKST CLASS OPKRA ORS ON WHEELER & Wilson's and Grover & Baker's machines, D. B BABCOCK & CO,, #67 Church st, {IRST CLASS OPBRAIORS, DRE SMAK) RS, AP- prentices. Inquire at 41 6th av., second floor. M. CAPLAIR, OUSEK KPER WANIK —A RESPEUIABLE, tidy, mdustrions young or midae-aged woman (Protestant), as working housekeeper in a widowers family, jour miles trom ety; must be Kind, agreeable | And andersapd the care and Management oF ciildren and househod afairs One capable 1 willing to make home pleasant, wish Permanent siiuation, With moderate selary, May adaress, tor W days, siating terms, KE «1M, Herald otice, ADY AGENTS WANTED—A FEW FIRST OLAS ood’s iat Fasteners, used im place jastic bands to secure the hat; liberal arrangements, ult at 77 Bound #b, Brooklyn; sumpies renton receiptof Bo K. BLACK WOUD. ADY CANVASSKRS WANT) D—TO SELL \N BLB- Mm book just pablished: “ihe Lae of Jesus, the Jat,” a aacred poown for ebiicren ani aduis, copt- ouddy Hiustraved with fall p ne plates irom the od ers; Comméisston live: ee SAAC WELLES, 67 University place. ()PbRaTOR AND A FEW FIRST CLASS TRIMMERS Ofvantedm av No. 109 Woet 2th ot., by Mime, ALINE DUTOUm PERATORS AND TRONERS, EXPERIGNCED IN making shirts, will fin) steady work and good prices. Ou) DAVIES & UU,, 6.8 Wost 3d at, es PYOTABL: YOUNG LADICS AS WAITER R'an Sitardiny oe } ope 13 SH AV., WANT e thoroug’ ly efiicient saleswomen for the hosiery and ‘ancy counters A | | HELP WANTED—FEMALES, Galan arree WANTED—EXPERIENOBD HANDS \> need only apply im millinery and fancy goods store, 287 Grand street, harmed &@ WILSON MACHINE HANDS WANT- ed—On fing shirts and drawers; no work iv out FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, 69 Broadway ANTED—DRESSMAKERS AND IMPROVERS, Only those acet to the best work need a ply at 38 West 19th st Pa Wantzn—at MRS, ELFORD'S, 85 4TH AV, “frst class dressmakers. Cal! all the wee! W48teD—a PROTESTANT GIRL 10 COOK, WASH and tron, in the cou try; bone other beed apply, 826 West oth st., second bel, ANTRD—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO TAKE CARE of ao infant; good reference required. Call at once at $9 West lth st. PROTES- WAST D-A NEAT OBLIGING YOUNG tant girl, willing to travel; -rench or American preferred. under 9, as maid and seainstress, with gomne nowledge of dressinasing. Address, stating age, Waaes expecied and full particulars, CARDENA, Herald offic FIR VT CLASS OPERATOR ON WILL ue, to make juce ues. Appl at White st, second loit sigtel 10 IN A sve business can learn of a rare LADIES WISHING and fue: gentee, opportunity by addressing box 2,709 New York Post oflice. | ANTE D—HIKST CLASS DRESSMAKERS AND ‘operators on Wheeler & Wtlson’s maciine : als) ap- Prentices: good waxos given t competent persous; como prepared to work, Address 1,201 B oalway, WANTHD[ FOUR EXPERTENCED SALESLADIES for the fency goods deparin goo reteren required, DUYL! & ADOL. HL, 26/ and 219 Graud ot ANT*D-1N ORANGE, N. J.. A NURSE, WHO speaks French, to take care of two children. aq- 5,685 New York Pos) office, — an cui, ft and destzn and fs quick at sewing ; also witst and skirt finishers, Apply LYONS, 27 Union square. ANI ED—) XPERIENC2D BU TON-HOLERS AND turners tor ladies? linen collars und cuils: steady work and gvod pay, ASLER & Kh DICK, 34 Walker si. 5 ANTED—A RE PEOTASLS MIDDL man to take eniire charge of a baby ; ust, haye ‘best clty r ference. “Apply. buswre 12 M. on Mond SI, at S45 Wess .8ih st. ANIED—FURST CLASS DRESSMAKERS AND trimmers, Apply at ud West loth st, basement door, FANTYD—SEVERAL GOOD WAIST HANDS. NONE but experienced hands need apply at 20 cast 2ist st, SITUATIONS WANTMU—GALES, CHEMIST IN P) TROL UM, PRAFFIN AND sperm canaleg, also all Kinds of oils for machinery A urpoxes, Who has had many Years practical expericuce in lurge {actorics und iaboratortes in Austria, wishes employmencin New York or elsewhere. Any house jn heed of an able man will ploase address to 0. K., care of Henry Gold: y bi ai’st. N AMSKICAN YOUNG MAN, AG&D 27, WI HEB A situation a@ bar tende ; can open oysters: tu ly com. Detent to tuke charge; Lest reicrence. Address BA, box 120 Herald Uptown Brauch ¢ YOUNG MAKRE D FRENCHMAN GINGLE AND Protestant) as water, either in private family or fret claws boarding house in the city; best reference | nd moderate wages Address Maki. herald Uptown oilice, YOUNG MAN, SPRAKING AND WR TING WELL both French’ ind Bnglish, desires a situation; Ad- drew ALEXAN. is GUAZION, 109 Grei YOUNG MAN GPHAKS FRENCH AND GER- man), understanding iis business perfectly weil In All branches, would like to bave a sivuation as steward or head waver, in Hoel or elud house; best ciiy refer- Trom preseny employer. Aduress H. 8. Horaid N ACTIVE, INDUSIRIOU’, WELL KDUCATED A” young mah wishes a situation as light porter or watchinan: safisin’ tory Feteretivee given, Address CLiRw, box 176 Herald office. YOUNG FRENCH WAITER (SINGLE: WANTS A |. situation ino private family; would go to the coun- Hy. 2m be soon “at present employer's, 61d ot av., onday. THOROUGHLY EXPKRILN LD MALE NURSE, | $ to Miss | rk. collector, | iA COACHMAN, QUITE medioil or surgical, desires the care of an invalid; | best reierence as ig ablhity and cuaracter. M.. dt. Luke's Hospital. Hs: KEbPERS—A YOUNG MAN WANTS A situation to tend bar; bas had years’ experience, Addr ss CHARLIS fab, at his pressut emp.oyer’s, 16h av. AN AND WIFE WANT § \YMENI—CITY OR country; man as competent watier; wiie as cham- Lerma, &c. “Address 32 East 11th &.,,' top floor, rear house room 2 REMABLE GEN | LEMAN, GOOD ANDRESS, WISHES 4 position in office of first clas: hotel, preparatory to govag into the business for himsell: no objection to Hight watch, ‘adress U. ©. B., -¥2 broadw M tae HOTEL K Kf RS.—A FIRST CLAS! boat seward, wishing to become posted pee ness, Want ecper; aiar MT ierata ot Did NNerst Saice A ITU\TON POR THE V # chowder, oyster and order cook in # sumer hovel, oF could be employ d tions by cae day. on or addrvas CHOW West 4d st., im the = a ae WalieRoa YOUNG MAN WHO 18 AN EXPH rienced waiter and wiiling 'o make himself useful: city or couniry; can furnish toe best tertinonials, Ad- dress Ls, box Lid eraid Upiown Branch oitice. ANTED—BY AN AM&ROCAN, AGED 18, A SITUA. tion to take Charge of a horse and wavor milk and make himsett a-eful; two years’ re —_ th adeno Address, ior two days, A. B, ales. ¥. V ANIED—A POSITION BY A PERSON HAVING 4 voars' fleia and office enzineering practics; 18a 20! siraugntemar and ornament: letiercr. address ox 134 Post ofticg, Yonkers, N. ¥. W48teD-By a FR NCH OcUPL ITUATIONS in the country ina private family; the husband is 8 first claxs cook snd ihe Wile @ first ass oresswaker; terms moteraie; bes references furnished. For fur her information inquire 1n sage swore, 0. 105 West 16th o& ANT D—A 8II1UATION AS GrOOM, BY A MAN used to the care of plooded hor-es, the Uli Couniry; good resereace. Apply at (be Knick- erboeker Cara Co's, 39 Ano st OUNG MAN, CAPABLE AND EDUCATED. WISH'S employment West; useful on farm or ranch. Ad- dress ©. C., Lerald office. Address J. STR«M- the hotel HUALON 88 assistant sLeWward OF s\ore- object; reterences tirst class, Address ERKS AND SALESMEN A —WANTED, SEVERAL FIRST CLASS SALESMEN for our hostery, ventiemen’s turmishin> goods and white goods departinent; opty thos having had city experience and are thoreavhly competent need apply: 50 & lew experienced parcel wrappors. BS. GKN BROTHERS, 6th ay, and 23d st. YOUNG MAN HAVING FIVE YEAS’ KXPERL ce in the men’: iucnishing goods, would like uation where he can learn shirt cutting, Address Heratd Uptown ranch office. A ohh HAN OF Oa "i good sttceman and penman, d sires Gleri¢ul or otherwise; compenaat tao portance. A Ad rets W. A. F., bys 5:7 Fost office. HATE R, FOR SKVERAL YEARS NGAGED IN business in New York, Woula like a clerkship eather ip of out of town: can, ty, seourtty If Herald oftice, required, Acdress L. M. iN COOUNTS NINE LANGUAGE AO writen ap; vooks ovene!. examined, kept anced: marine translations JANE C X, 51 New at. YOUNG MAN. OF 19, WL HES A SITUATION AS assistant bookkeeper. entry clerk or ollector’ is fine venman, good accountant and correspondent; ane: ceptionabie reteren: Address A. B., box il Herald ce. YOUNG MAN, WI fl TIM’ PR TALLY EM- ployed, desires employment to fill spare hours, either day or eveus goud clerk, salesman, book: keeper, Cashier or manager: Al reierences. Address COMPOS MENTI , box lut Herald office. ST UATION WANT D—AS A BUSINESS MAN, A\ who is capable of doing most anything in the fancy fouls bus has «7 years experience ; 1s juver aso usiom shirt cutter, od Brookiyn 00 the superintending of manulac uring of Indie: undergarments, Address W. J. H., Branca office. Hei ONLY A SHOR TIME IN THIS COUN. commended and able to show the best es to be placed as bookkeeper in in any other basiness place. 4 Delancey st. PEAPE CT GENTLEMAN, POSSESSING FRENCH and Spanish, having travelled twice around the rences, would lke a situation town proper> address M. B., World, with the best as secretary and anager ot country tes ut arich proprietor and traveller. box 14 Herald office. MERCHANT, WITH KNOWLE GK OF TH stove and house furnishing business, wish dition cither with a city or coaniry house doing a largo trade, whi he woul be valuable. Add ess, appouwt- ing interview, KNOWLEDGK, Herald office. OOKKEBPER.—A FIRST CLA SMAN DE IRS A Aiton as bookkeeper or clerk. address W Herald office. i POCKAREPER, KLE PosTED DOUBLE ENTRY) to revice book» and take stock: come ready to Work, 9 A. M., 68 Murray street JOSEPH WAL SUN. JyMpnmrmacgat TED, UG, na a A GOOD, PRAGTICAL harmaceutist; references required Avaress Herald office. ESS ell RY GOODS SALESMAN FOR BUTTS, CLOAKS and shawls; a good man will find a rmanent situation, eR afin ~~ COWAN, D.. Sani two experienced.» partment; muse Gnderstand It thoroughly; mo others heed apply. ARDWARE SALESMAN WO NTED—FOR THE H retail business. Address, with eity references, HARDWAR , box 145 Nerald office BS, OTEL GLERK.—A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE, engaged from 9 t) 2 A M., wanisa situation ag hore clerk tor remainder of the day, or as night clerk, Aduress G, J. H., Herald office. ILLINERY SALESMBN CAN MAKK A GOOD M thing on Binekwood’s Hat Fasteners (or ladies! ats; SeL.8 At sight; Cheap; large commission sample sent tor Ho,, oF call at 7 Bond st. Brookiyn, evenings, i BLACKWOOD, WALK MAN AND CUITER WIN EU—MUs? SPRAK German, Apply at DELAP'S Clothing bouse, 115 Grand se, Wittlamaburg. Ser Qaneanas WANTEV—WHO Ik THOROUGHLY a0. qual ie with the ladies’ neckie trade. Address NOV 1168, Herald office. GULP SALESMAN WANTED. —THOSE HavING b jarge Oey eH in that department can apply te QUWAN, @ Newark Jersey Citre D.G,, | iA here and @ | Dp ULERK WANTED. APPLY IMMEDIATELY AT | . tograph gailery, No. 77 CLERKS AND SALESMEN, ALESMAN WANTED—IN A SHIRT MANUPAO- SAtcryn the riot bith of han whee Aree unt Of business, Sitkvion, crore hes liberally dealt with, Address TO OLESALE HAT HOUSES.—A LIVE MAN. with references, desires a position to travel and take fuil control of ‘trade in Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia. Address PAIR PROFITS, Herald office, WANTEO—& YOUNG MAN IN A BRAID FACTORY to keep books and make hisself gereraliy wsetul ; one who has n¢en Ia the business and “speaks Germad referred. ddress, giving re ces t cu jars, BARMEN, Genk ite ee ee ANTED—COMPUTENT =ALESMEN TO TAKE orders for ovr goods. Apply, by letter only, with reference, toNEW YOKK CHkMICAL WouKs, 1) Mur ray st. WANTEDIAN UNTRY CLERK, FAMILIAR WITIE the spanish language; must ‘be a good and rapid penman. Address, with reierence, G. B. G., Herald office. JANTED—AT RODGERS & ORR BROTHERS, 183 Sth av., three dross goods salesmen. to whom per manent cinpioyment and fair salary will be given. ANTED—A POSITION AS BOOKKEBPER, BY A young married wan, thorough and competent, with Baquestonabie referen ; security given iW re- quired. Address PH. 1X, box 140 Herald office. TANTED—AN EXPERIENCED STOCK OLEAK IN A cloching house: must come well recommended ; none other need apply. D. &. NEWBORG-& BRO., 22 Walker st. ANTED—EX V IENCED BUSINESS MEN; NONE but e haying an extensive ax retall grocers of this city and apply. 43s tn st, near Broadway. ANT \D—AN ASSIS'ANT BOOKKEEPER, ONE ‘Who hus deen ‘n a clothing house preferred’; must be quick and correct at figures; reierence trom last place of employment reguired. * DL. NeWBORG & BRO., 22 Walker st. AN? ED—EXPERIENCED .BUSINESS MEN AS solicitors for fire and live insurance; reliable, ac- tive men can secure paying positions. Apply to HAR- PER& Pi PONTy 22 Broad way. zi8 COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. FIRST CLASS COAQHMAN WISHES A SITUA. tion; can be highly recommended by his present Employer: Gull on oF adaiess D. W., stables, 43 West 1 G=N'LUMAN DESTR: SITUATION FOR HIS coachman, whom he can recommend as a first class: man in every réspect, Address J., So, 41 Bast 62a private stable. SINGL! YOU G MAN WANS A SITUATION AS | coachman and groom tour years’ first class city reference irom his last place. Call on or address P. C., 19 wast Zé GERMAN MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS coachman; thoroughly understands his business; Ho cbjection to city or country; best reterences, Call at or aduress No. t 36th st., between Sth and 6th We ‘favs. (Coach house). Call for two days, SI:UATION WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE £X man otored) as corchman; four years’ reference from last place, Call ou or aduress, for two days, L. 30 West 52d wt. GEN'ILEMAN DESIR“S A SITUATION FOR HIS coachinan in a private faintly. whom he can highly | Fecomnvend. as he Isgiving up mia horses, Address. J, A. D., 14l West 83th at, private stable. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH. man or groom; thoroughly understands bis busi- Nose; goud driver; six years’ reference. Address J. W., x 132 Herald offiee. G'NTLEMAN, HAVING SOLD HIS noRsea, | 4 place for his coachman: the man re of horses and 1s houest, oblizing | one wishing sucha man Will please | and faithful. AN: address KUWARD. Herald office, stating where they can be seen, YOUNG MAN aS COACHMA: THREE YEARS) | reference trom last piace. Callon or address, tor Qwo days, 8. C.J. B. Brewster Curriage Vaciory,' 149 COMPETENT, ABOUT aving a first slags service in the city, with an ex- | recommendation, wishes an engagement. Ad. J. care of the London Harness Agency, 20 Kast YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE A SITU. couchman and groom. Inquire fur C. West ta st ATION AS 107 FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A situa. | tion; thoroughly understands his business: first clisg retercnce. Call at or address stables 163 West 18th | onda: RESP} CTABLE YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH- out hildrer, seeks a place as coachmal stanas the care of horses im every line; sober a aG rman; speaks broken Buglish; good references from both city and country, Address J. M., box 200 Herald otfice: @ NTLUMAN WISHES A SITUATION FOR HIS corehman, an American, whom he can highly rec- Ommena in very respect. Call on or address Dr. SHAW, | No. 3 West 30th st FIRS’ CLASS COACHMAN AND GROOM, OP long exp tivnce, wants simation; very best city Teterence, Call on or address COACHMAN, No. 10 West Ith at., Ditvate stable. A ref ou FiRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A. SITUA. tion: anserstands his business thoroughly ; best nee for honesty, sobriety and capability. Address CHEAN, 6. orch Moore st. YOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG | J man, who thoroughly understands his business, first — class civ rererences; no objection to the country. Ad- | dress 5... 6. 350 9th av. YOACH MAN'S OR -GROOM’S SITUATION WANTED, by a steady, soher single man, aged 3); no objection to the country: xood elty reierence given. Calf on or adcress 623 th {IRST LASS COACHMAN OR GROOM, LATBLY rived from the old country, wishes a situation as above; cua drive tour in for tandem. Address J. KY, Dox Lt7 Hera! ‘EWS ITUATION WANTRD—BY A PRAC- tteal man, of long experience in this country; can ‘ive satisfaciory references: no objection to farm or or- chard. Address J. 0. Dox 14 herald office, | F ‘prorastare COACHM :N WANTS A SITUATION in the country: can milk: would make himseif nse- iwi: best country reference. address KR. HAZLETIS, | coaeh 140 West Sist st. [rh Ul, MAN-CAN INTELLIGENT | ENGLISH | Young man desires a situation to make himself use- | ful about a house, or garden and stable; leaves his pres- | ent place ax the family are breaking up housekeeping city or country. Can be seen on Saturday or Monday, 631 Madison av. ANTKD—SY A YOUNG AMERICAN, A SITCA- VIED—\ SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A first class man: th understan 1s his busi- r yours! unexce cily reference trom on or WANTED—TO stapie articie in every county in the United Gallon or address NEW YORK MER- CHAS DISS COMPANY, |45 Reade st. A CH NCE.—MEN, *WOWEN. BOYS AND GIRLS learn telegraphy and take positions. THOMPSON'S | College, 2) 4th av., opposite Cooper tnstitate Telegraphy | taught practically, with instruments No vacation. A* ATIVE MAN, OF PLEASING ADDRESS AND | having gome business experience, to take orders. JAMES SIE B1Y, S Barclay st, New York; 293 Baiti- more st. Baltimore. “(GENTS WANTED-A_ ARE OPPORTUNITY TO A Sfetran articie in creat demand. Apply at room No 2 Knox's Builaing, corner Fulton st., up stair GENTS WANTED—CITY AND COUNTRY, TO SELL A Teas to families and large consumers; greatest ul- ducements, CANTON CGA COMPANY, 148 Chambers st | T OY WANTED—ABOUT 18, FO DRIVE AND WORK around the house; must be a good driver; a good = for @ steady boy. Address DRIVER, Herald | office. | OY WANTHD—IN A HARDWARE COMMISSION honse; must reside with his parents; salary first ear, $0. Address, with reference, i own handwrit- ‘ag, Post office box 6,48, New York. Boats’ ED.—GIVE REFERENCES, AGE AND salary expected. Address EXTRACTS, Morald office, poe bas ae 5% BOY, WANTED—ONE WHO Je FROM 16 TO 18 TEARS of ago, writes «good hand and resides with his pa- | ronta Address, in handwriting of applicant, with reter- ence, ReDDING & © ,, 731 Broa tway. JOLLBOTOR WANTED—TO RAISE FUNDS IN NEW / York for a boys! home and farm near city ; reference to persons in elty required. Address LONG ISLAND, Herala office. No, 21st ay., New York. Ete SMEN 1) Maiden lane. ya REOORD ALPUM. Agents wanted. HBSn¥ FOLT &0O., 2% Bond st., New York. PARMER WANTED—AT ONCS, TO TAKE LEAs And crops wrowing: all work done, given away owner six. Apply to OOLTEY, at Johnsoa’s pho- roadway. PLEASE CONNECT WITH 15 \EN(LEMEN HAVING GOOD VOICES, DESTRE T wo study singing tor profession, will recetve sui Hot road- private insiraction at the College of Music, 927 way. Cail any day, after 12 o'clock. Maine SUPERINTENDENT WANTED—TO WORK magnetic iron ore near New York: one thoroug ht: experienced in pushing work al quick economeaily ; mouerate pay, but & good outlook after fiy and faitnfuiness are proved state salary and nce to ARUN MINES, box 173 Herald office. EB WANT TWO OR THRUE INTELLIGENT, 1N- dustrious boys, to learn the pusiness; wages. first Year. $8 per week. | Kasi M NUCACTURING Ov. a Wantee A DINNER WAITER AND BAR BOY, Apply at 269 Pear! st. CULLIN & LEK. ANPED—A BOY IN AN AUCTION HOUSE: ONE jood address and reliable, residing with his from last Rply. on Tuesiay next, with lette: sey A PIRST OASYS BARKEEPRR: MUST It recommended. Address FLOR DEL FUMAR, Wieralt office, west D—A QUOD, RESPON-IBLE MAN, AS GEN- eral agent 1 La om Western States; a new te, m reat demi Profit, Apply at 038 roadway, room 30. A ANTED=A iniorinati ASS DINNER COOK, FOR oly at 182 Washington st, New Yorm, HELP WANTED—MALES. W4nzep—s YOUNG MAN TO HOLD HORSKS AND make himself useful. Apply at the Siazce Payil- ion, Prospect Park, Mlatbush ay. ANTED—GOUD CANVASSERS; WORK NEW, Mood, first class, cheap; sells quick; secure your territory right away aud mal done. Adare: #8 QUICK 250 this week, it can LES, box 171 trerald tien W4NTED—THREE | FIRST OLASS CANVASSERS best reference required. between 10 and 12 A. M. WAXTEO—4 BOY To DO BRRANDS; MUNT WRITE 4 good hand and live with his parents. Address F. L,, box 4,295 New York Post office. Apply at ANTED—. \ ;ANTED— \ V on Monday at T aN WASIED—A FIRST OLA o)__Canat st, this morning, with a black jacket hiya dopey ASTRON ViGOUROUX», No. 69 Kast 12th st. ; must’ reside with parents in city and coms well recommended; Waxes, or beginniig, $44 week. AGEN! IN A Ti Cedar st tion solicitors wanted in e: the United illustrated mo Engraving nial lex)abilic just as each tnen Address, two PUBLISHING CC delphia, Pa, For Prospectus Journals, &c., enclose iit teen cents. For EURO QTATE LINE, thly inthe United States. forming a on Build weeks, with ‘oom Other Want Dir ALW YORK TO. ¢ DUBLIN, BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY, Sailing from pier No. 33 North River, as tollows:— $ OF INDIANA, Captain padler Kets, $90, Apply to Qenano LINK. —B. AND With a view to diminishing the chances of collision the steamers of this line take @ specific course tor all seasons of the yea' ‘On the outward pi or Boston, crossing in the meridian 50 at 43 latitnie, or steerage at | AUSTIN, B. No. 72 Broadway, Steer NG othing to the north of $3. ‘On tue homeward passage crossing the Meridian of 5) thing (o the north of 42. | From NEW YORK ior LEVERPOC at a2 latitude, *BOTE NIA, ABSSINTA col lowest rates, Green. Bteerane off VERNET, comer of Clark and Randolph F.8D Steamers marke: Cabm. passage, odation, c Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at ic orn aud QUEENSTOWN, | Wed.,Juue 2] LUGRIA....Wed., June 13 -. Wed. June 9 | SO Wed., June 23 do not carr passenKers. $30, $10, $130. gold, according to ac- Return tickets on tavorable terms, Freight and cabin o No. 4 Howling co, LiL Broadway (Trinity Builaing). Li 3. FRANCKLY Agent, and streets, Chicago. wi COLOMBO. ELDORADS. First Cabin, renoy. ports. CHA ED STAR FOR ANT a, From Philadelphia, + ‘ow New York. NEDEKLAND......June 4] SWITZERLAND... June 2 VADERLAND.....- July 8USTATE OF NEVADAJune 25 ROM ANTWERP. For Philadelphia. “| For New York. VADERLAND June 14] STATE OF NEVADA.Jane2 NEDERLAND.......July 8] SWUZERLAND, 25 rates. Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed. | For passage, rates of relight and other intormauon, | apply to VETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents, 307 Wainat | N’S LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, sailing fortnightly trom Pier 46 i tollo LINE, appointed to carry the pean. and .United States mails, ‘The following steamers are Prices of passage im currency, First Cabin....... ce y Steerage tickets street, Philadelphia, Sh me W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad street, New rk. ‘EVONDER BECKE, General European Agent Ant THROUGHOUT THE 8 to sell our new publicatio ings Philadelphia, NEW YORK LITHOGRAPHING AND ENGRAVING COMPANY, 16 and 18 Park place. TAURANT, A HEAD COOK, who thorougtiy understands his business. Apply n ngs, grounds, and hey wiil be seen by the visitor in 187% bscriber. Size of engravings. 21x27 - A permanent, slivation $70, currency; i ‘Through tickets issued to Contine: Apply Jor full part Ries Le WK G@ ERRAND BvoY, AP IRS of the Centennial Build- 3 WHITE WAITER, AT 488 NTENNIAL AND EXHT- | manager and subserip- city, town and county ia nnial Gaz te” the Largest Mix elegant view of the Centen- proaches, re given and 24x29 at $15 to $25.a week. return ? 5, oat C. treet, Phila- complet’ Advertisements Sec ‘ectory. ILASGOW. _LAVERPOOL, Wed., gune 2 Wed., June to Wea, Jun First cabin,”$70, $8) nd cabin, $0, return ALOWIN € 00,, Agents, ALDWIN & CO,, Agen' New York. Broudway. No. A. R. M. & P. CO. rage ofthe DTC trom Queenstown to New York Bast River. 19) VIR AGO, w | OTH ney: ars to, HT & CO, 56-Bouth street. eppornted to sail:— we for PLYMOUTH. THURINGIA. POMMERAN Rates of Hamburg and all poiuts in Engl Wales:— Sabin, Cabin, second saioon, currency KUNHARDE & Gene: 61 Broad stree! UN ota Steerage ‘dene rst saloon, gold... a i Agenis, , New York. ERBOURG and HAMBURG, 3) GELLERT. $10) . B RICHA 6. General Passenger Agents, 1 Broadway, New rork, TOWN AN Sailing every from pier 46 North WYOMING, Guara is MANUATHAN,. Capt Jon Prepaia Norway and ‘rance rmany at lowestrates. Apply to Se ee ae ioe te ® bro, on Tuesday, Jui to WiuLiaAits Sweden, &c. QPECIAL NOTICF.—THE SPLENDID MALL STEAM. | ship WYOMING sails for Queenstown and Liverpool at3o'lock P. M, 6 GUION, TES MAIL LINE—STEAM T) QUEENS. es. Cabin, intermediate and steerage at lowest rates. tickets at jow rates, Passengers booked to and from D LIVERPOOL, Tuesday River. June I, ata P.M. une 2d ris, Hambu' atts on ireland, England: Fer pases, 29 Broadway. 2 Nose, GERMAN LLOYD, STEAM>HIP LINE BETWEEN SOUTHAMPTON AND Company's pier, foot of Second street, Hoboken. MOSEL. June 5|MALN June 9 DONAU june 13 RHEIN... June 26 ne 4 trom New York lavre or Bremen First Cabin........$100, gol? | Second Cabin. Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid steerage certificates $32, currency, For freight MAN LINE—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE. 1 Mail Steamers are | Bova on qUERNSTOWS CITY OF CHESTER..... TY OF PA L¥ OF BE c bs CITY OF RICHMOND CITY OF BR « Cabin and N Stoamer MAA Steamer 8\ H These beautiful steamers, carrying the United states ‘are well known for the regular. of passage low. Ye mail to the Netherlan ity of their tri FUNCH, BLN PASSAG STEERAGK—Te eneral office, No Steerage offices, Ss Broadway and Stecraxe, or OELKICHS RIS RUN UsSKLS. id fro ‘OST DIRECT. AND ECONOMICAL ROUIE TO Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, &c., vie | KOTIGRDAM, 8. OL Ke ssage apply — $50 ani NEW YO: KEMEN, si . currency. ly to & CO., No, 2 Bowling Green. appointed to sail as follows:— AND LIVERPOOL. turday, June 5, at3 P.M. Saiurday, June 12, at noon. | Pt P.M. | rday. June 2 'atil A.M. turday. July 3,atS P.M. 0, gold. outs, at reduced rates. Lp 4 pier 49 North River, G. DALE, Ageut duly 10 July 26 W. MORRIS, 5Y Broad way. L po" LIVERPOOL the will sail from Pier First Cabin passage, $0 to SAN MARCOS, Captain A. C, Barrows, , Bast River, om Saturday, June 5, 1875. Apply to NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, SRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL pies See EE LAMSHLIPS BETWEEN NEW The splenaid vessels on thes {nvorite route for the Con- tinent (being more southerly than any o:her), will sail from pier No. 50 North River, as follows:— Steerage, $22, with superior accommodations and in- cluding all necessarjes without extra charge. avail (hemse! TOURIST sail don, COUR’ rogrammes, fares and full particuly ‘ove Ruropesn tours. CvC The ie) YORK PRGBIRE ¢ Saturday, June 12 FRANCE (Trudeile) Satarday, June 26 | VILL DE PARIS (i achesnez) Saturday, Jaly 10 PRICK OF PASSAGE LN GUL cluding wine), First Cabin, $100; Second, $66. Third, 980. Return Tickets at reduced rates. GEORGE RISH AND SCOTCH TOURS. —PASSENGERS WHO contemplate landiny ves of the TICKELS mast éan_ be obtained by e EXCU&SIONIST, price NAL LINE, _— a Nos. 44 and 47 North River. THE SPAL Cabin pamege. ool reatly reduc: repal rates. Avply at the company’s Mice, 29 PUR LIVERPOO ibpangn SPM. hb Jane 12. 12 M. nd $8) currency. Return tickets at erage tickets from Liverpoot FOR LON DIRECT. ut new British steamship according to accommodation. BNOW 4 BURGESS, & -outh street. AND HAVE. MACKENZIE, 55 Broadway. ta ireland and who wish to vantages offered by COOKS urchase therm previous to ry route wo Lon- i ‘re wer two o Lal ON & JENKINS, New York. DK ‘261 Broad DON DIRECT. Wednesiay, Jung 2, atS P.M. Tuesday, June |S. at 2PM. SD QUEEN TOWN. j BRAS. +S ume 19 — Steorage at | reducea rates, ae lowest Manace; Bro RST, |ERIOAN LINE. AM eekly mall steamship service betwe PHILADELPHIA AND ‘sailing every Wednesday from Liverpoo! The following steamers are appointed to npn June | PRANSYLVANTA | O18 ne | KENILWOHTH.. June M7 |*ABKUTAPORD. VERPOOL, alling at Queenstown, ailing every Thubsiay trom PRiddelphia and , sail from PRICK OF PASAGE IN CURRENCY, in, $100, Steerage and intermediate tickets to any from ail it west rates Peraaene marked with @ star do not carry interme- Passe accommodations for all classes ansu For passage, rates ot irelght and other Informa Gro. py to soun mcpon ALS Ps No. PETER WRIGHT & wr Richardson, by nse & Go. Liverpool. YREAT Wo8TRRN NEW YORK Wal Cabin passage STEAM: To ened, ap W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad street, Now York. menRor Agent, Baitery place, New York, Walnut st ae aera r nat street. letohin, . Ned Cammin: & Bros, Queensiown. SHIP LINB. BRISTOL (©NGLANM DIRECT, sailing from pier 18 Kast River as tollows:— ARAGON, symona.. Tuesda iy, Jane § Seamer pa Ag Ly excursion tickets, SLM, _ a MORGAN heent 70 South street. 3. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. aire srar_ Line FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOO! CARRYING THE UNIIBD SIATES M. : une atéeP. os Stue 19, ats P, - dune 26, at I see July 3 at 3 PL From the big My r docks, pier 52 North River. Rates—saioon. ud 3100 in gold returo tickets on favoraple terms. Sieerage at low rates, Saloon, staterooms, smoking amd bath rooms are Placed amidships, where Che noise and motion are least afording a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable nea. ‘For inspection of plans and other information apply my” ce, jroaa way, New rk. Loger eaanliohester RS: OORTIS. Agent. *DONOVAN ROSSA, 182 CHATHAM SQUARE.— Cheapest passage’ office in New York; steamers every day; WYOMING sails 3o’clock Suesaay for Core and Liverpool. Dra ts payable everywhere. COASTWISK STEAMSHIPS. Pp 1PIC MAIL TEAMSHIP LINE—POR CALUWWORe nis, Japan aud China. from pier 42 North River. FOR ASPINWALL, COLON. os . June 15, 12 Me Connecting for ail Centrai American and Paesfie ports, FROM SAN FRANCISCO POR JAPAN AND CHINA, COLORADO, Sune 1§ For freight or passaze apply at ict 2 'Norih River. H. J, BULLAY, superintendent, N,, “sicingrs leave Pler'3 North River at3 Pa frOn HAVANA Dike OITY OF MERIDA. OLRY OF VERA ORUZ, CITY OF NuW YORK, HAVANA AND M°XICAN MAIL 83. ‘Thursday, J FOR VERA ORU NEW OBLEANS, calling at Havana, Progres), Campeachy, ad Tampico CITY OF MERIDA tw our OF MexICcu, r freight or pa: oF BALE SANDEE SONS, SLand 83 Broadway, Steamers wiilleave New Orleans June 5 ant June 26, for Vera Cruz and all the above ports. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRKOT MALL, LINE. — ‘These first class sieamships wil sail at$ P.M. from bier 13 North River, toot of Cedar street, tor Havana dircet as follows COLUMB: ‘Tuesday, June 8 CENT OLEY CO) Tihursday. June 1 For freight or passage, having unsurpassed accommo- ations, apply to WM. P. CLYDE, & CO., No. 6 Bowhng Green. MeKeller. Luling & Oo., Agents in Havana, TP4XAS LINE OF GALVESTON StKAMERS, TOUCH t Key West, carrying the United States Mail Steamer Or7¥ OF WACO, Captain Greenman, will leave pier 20 Kas River, on Saturday. June 8, at 38. Me rough bills of lading given to all’ poin's on che H. and 7, Land G.N.. G. {and M. and GM. and 8. A. R. RK! No charge for torwarding in sew York. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to H. MALLORY & CO., 163 Malden lanes 119 Wail sireet. )OR NEW ORLEANS DIREO *. c The steamship CO Ki bs, p! ecinan, will leave pier No. 9 North River on Saturday, June $, at3 P.M. Freight received daily. Through rates given to Galves- tov, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas Whart, Brazos. Santiago, Louis and Mobile. Cabin passage, $60; steerage For iveight or passage apply to CLARK J SEAMAN, 86 West strect. LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM?ANY. palling from pier 37 North River. vor ‘Norfolk, y Point and Richmond, Tuesday ‘Vaursdays and Saturdays, at 3 P. M.. connecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Aar Line, Atiantic Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake and Olio Raik road, and with the company’s swain lines to interior points in North Caroling and Virg x Newbern and Washington, (via Norfolk), every ‘Tuesday, Saturday valtimore Wednesdays and saturdays, ata P.M, Con- ing With Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, es, Del. Moncays and Thursiaysat4P.M. Cone with Delaware and Maryland railroads. Passenger accommodations ui surpassed. Line. ‘Through passage tickecs and biils of lading to all points at lowest rates. Insurance to Norfolk, ac., \ per ceut Freights received daily at pier 37 North River. 197 Greenwich street, New York, N. L. McOREADY, President, TERKLY FLORIDA LINE. ‘or Port Koyal, ‘Lhe tavor HU .; Fernandina, Fi and well knowa stea ‘TSVILLE, Chester, Master, having superior accommo'tations for passengers, wil) sail thursiay, June §, from pier No.3 North River, até P. M,. for above por& making co) fous to ali points South ang -outhwest via Port Royal, the Florida and Brunswick railroads. First class passage —To Fernandina, $20; tq Jacksen- ville, $22 £0 to Augusta, $20, is ‘Through tickets issued to all points South and South- west. The MO» TG) MERY, Faircloth, Master, wiil follow June 10, For passage and freight apply to HERM. GELPCKE, No. 5 William street. Bruns- — TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. Ste aanaRGaiin Valenaniaammenia i “NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND PERRY, for New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton and Port Richmond. Boats leave Whitehall streot at foot of Broadway, daily, at 6:90, 7, 8:90, 9:30, 1045 A.M, 12:45, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, ), 6:30 and 7:30 P.M. Sundays, at half-past every hour, from 8:30 A. Me Fare 10 cents, Ee Astor House cars leave Vesey street for ferry. Ae LBANY AND TROY BY DAY LINE.—THE STEAMER. AA ARMENIA will, on and afier Monday, May 17, leave New York on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays trom Vestry street, pier 9 North River, at3:35 4. M.. and ‘Twenty fourth street at 9 A. M., landing at West Cornwall, Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rbineb:el Kill and ‘Hudson "Daily passages wi 1 be resuines on and atter June 8, when the steamers (. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW wili be piaced upon the ronte. os AND TROY.—sUNDAY EVENING BOAT, connecting with morning trains tor the North and West Fare 50 cents, deci herth, $1 The fast and elegant IWELL leaves pier 49 North Krver, foot cabin passage, includ sieamer THOMA: erov street, at6P. M. ihrough tickets sold and baggage checked to Qesunation enacts [Dyin INE OF STEAMBOATS FOR TROY, CON. necting with all railway lines Norih and West: fa ents, deck: cabin passage, including berth, $l Ele- gent eames ts leave daily, turdays excepted, até P. , trom pier 49 North Kiver, toot of Leroy” street, Through tickets sold over ail connecting lines. GUATSKILE—HOATS UP THE CREFK, Now cfam- ‘pion and Water Hrett, daily (unlays exceptea, from Canal sirest,6 !. M. Fare 60 cents. FPAbt, RIVER Live ro wostoy, via Newport and Fal River.—the world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDES CE leave pier 23 North River, foot of Murray street, daily, San: 27 to August 29.5 P. M. Through tickets sold a pal bovels in the city. Hali's Baud engaged tor th OR WEST POLNT, POUGHKERES wall, Mil POWELL will, on and atter =aturiay, Vestry street. pier 39 North iver, every atternoon, St days excepted, at 3:3) o'clock. ae Fee RONDOUT AND KINGSTON. CONNECTING at with Rondout and Oswego Railroad, landing; Highland Fails, (ear West Point), Cornwall, New- barg. Marlborough, Milton, Highland (New Palty, and Esonus, the steamboat Thomas Cornell, every ucsday. Thursday and Saturday, jeaving Harrison street, pier 2%, North River, at P.M. OR WEST POINT, NEWBURG, POU Ronaout and Kingston, landing at Cozzen wall, Milton and New Hamburg—The steam POW SLL leaves Vestry street, aN: afternoon, Sundays excepted. JEW YORK AND WALEM RATLROAD, Special Sotice. Trains will les ve Grand Central depot Decoration Sunday, May W), at 2340, 9 ati A. M., P. M.; returning, leave Woodlawn atier toe at sunrise and at 9:33 A. M., 12 M.. 32%, a 0 P. M.< stops at way stations (¢xeept 2.40 A. M. Wain porth C.M. BISSELL, Superinten‘ent. ANY AND TROY—FPRANKLIS deer, 25c.; cabin, $1, with Kerth; Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- re Buffalo, $6 25. x ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, The Great irumk Line and United States Mail Route, Trains Leave New York, from foot of Deshrosses and Mit streets, as follow: Express or Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 9:5) A. M. 6:0P.M Sunday, 5and 833) P.M. For Wiliiamsport and Lock Haves. (via Phitadetphia and crie Railroad Division, connecting at Philadel ALM, For Williamsport, Lock Haven, Corry rie, 8:30 B. M., connecting at Corry for Titusville, Petroleum Center and the i! Regions. 5 For Baltimore, Washington and the South, Washington Express’ of Paliman Parlor ¢ except -uniay. 9:3) A. M., arrive Washington 420 b M. Regular at 8:40 A ™. unday. oP. Me Express for Phitadelpht ‘ A. M., 12:30, 3, 10, 490, 5, 7, 8:0 znight. Sunday, 497 t and second class 7 r™M,. 6, 6:3), 7, 7:49, 6 0,10, 11 A.M. 12 MD, be ae eit aso, 5, 8:3), bud, a6 ¢, 60, 4 , 1136 P.M. and 1 night ny, On, Tana 5:10 P.M, y 60, 7.740, 8 9.10 A. M12 M1, 2, rey enue w 4 41 1, 6, 6:00, GH 7, 0, 10 P.M. and b 7 P.M. "ss ‘and first train south) wr M, For Woodbri¢ WA M2: find Wnieht. Su re, Pert. Am rd 4:50 and 6PM. For New Branswiek, 7 and $ A.M. 2, 10. 7PM. and L2night. t Milistone, 12 noon, Sand 9 2d For Kingston and Rocky 40 For Princeton, 7, 840.4. M., 12st, 2 4:0 and 7 PM, For Lambertville, 9: 4, M.. 2, 3, 4.10 ana 5 P. For Flemington, Philltpsburg ond Belvidere, 92) 4. M., Zand 3 For Mero Somerset Branch, 3 P.M. For Trenton, Bordentown, Bark peg and Camden, 7 ‘and 929 ALM. 12:30, 2,4 Sand 7 PM. For Freehold, 7 A. M.. 2 and 4:10 P.M. For Farmingdale and Squan, 7 A.M. and 2 P.M For Hightstown, Pemberton and Canrden, via Perth Am boy, 2:0 P. M. Por Hightstown and Pemberton, 6A. M. Trains arrive as follows :—From Pittsburg, 6:5 and 10.90 AM. PM. daily: 10:18 A.M. ind 630 P.M daity, ashingion and Balu- woe 'y 6-20 Ms 2 T E 7 P.M A a 2, 9:90 amd We? P Ticket Offices, 5:6 and Di¢ giroadway, No. 1 Astor i] Ey 3 se. and soot of Deshrosves ani Courtlanat streets No, 4 Court street, Brooklyn ; Nos. 114. 116 and 18 Hudsot street, Hoboken, Emigrant Ticket Office, No.8 Battery lace, Pus riowson, D. M. BOYD, Jn. General Maw General se ROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON STEAMSHIP CO, NEW YORK ANU BOSTON, STONINGTON LINE. From pier 8% North River, foot of Jay street, the ele. gant steamers RHODE 1S1AND and NARRAGANSBIE a) ce | aye), at A 7 Eee Pe Se OV DENCE LIS, From pier 27 North River, foot ot Robinson street, the steamships ELBUTRA and GALATEA daily (xoryt Sandays athe. M. LINB FOR ALBANY.—pODWORTH'S ¥ conoert band on dy