The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1875, Page 11

2 _the other parties, oe THE HAYDEN SURVEY. Arrangements and Details of the Divisions. How to Reach the Middle Park of Colorado. THE ROUTE DESCRIBED. DuxveR, Col., June 8, 1875. The members of the United States Geologica; snd Geographical Survey have assembled at Den- Ver, and the expedition will leave om Monday, the Mhot June, The working of the force 1s divided as follows THE TRIANGULATION DIVISION. The primary triangulation division isin charge of Mr. James T. Gardner, chiel topographer and weographer. Mr, Frank M, Pearsun ts his assis ant, and Mr. ©, Millis and Mr, Robert Adams, Jr., Will accompany this party. Mr. Gardner will extend his primary triangulation over the entire Western and southern portions of the Territory of Colorado, taking in all the section surveyed by and embracing a tract of ‘country, some ten miles in width, on the eastern border of Utah, and asimilar belt on the nortn- ern border of New Mexico. The other division wili finish up the allotted gections designated on the map. THE First DIVISION, The first division consists of Mr. W. H. Holmes, Geologist director and artist; Mr. George B. Onit- tenden, topographer, aud probably Mr. P. S. Braudigee, assistant topographer and botanist. Mr. Holmes takes the place of Mr. A. R. Marvine, Who 18 prevented from accompanying the expe- “ution this season by a severe Illness, THE SECOND DIVISION, The second division, or Grand River division, comprises the following gentlemen:—Mr. Heary Gannet, topographer airecting; Mr. W. R, Atkin- son, assistaut topographer; Dr. A. ©. Peale, geologist, THE THIRD DIVISION, The third, or San Luis division, 18 in charge of Mr. A. D. Wilson, topegrapher directing; with Dr. F. M. Endlicu, geologist, and Mr. F, Rhoda, as sistant topographer. The 1ourtn division is un- fer the direction of Mr. G. R. Beebler, topo- grapher, with one assistant. In addition to these Givisions there 1s a photographic party under the supervision of Mr. W. H, Jackson, photographer directing; and this brancu of the survey will pro- ceed to the extreme southwest corner of Colorado iato the San Juan country and across into Utab Bs far as the Colorado Rive! Mr. Jackson last year took the first imoressions of those ancient tains which are scatrered so profusely tm this sec- ton, Along the canyon of the Mancos River eépecially he maae this subject # specialty, This season he Will visit some ef the most interesting remains of a great antiquity, and it is heped that many valuable discoveries will be made in regard fo tne habits and domestic lite of the obscure taces that once inhabited this country. A supply srain wili be run irom point to point, meeting the ties at appointea times. Mr. Charles E, Aldrich, quartermaster and executive officer, has been appointea to fill the piace of Mr. James Stevenson, resigned. Mr. A. R. Balloch will assist in the transportation of supplies, THE NATURALISTS’ DIVISION. Dr. A. 8, Packard, the eminent uaturalist, of Sa- lem, Mass., will also be connected with the expe- dition and will take a two months’ trip into the mountainous regions of Colurado about July and August, and Professor P. B, Unier, of Baltimore, Will also investigate the sume regions, to render more complete the materials already in their pos- session tor the very elaborate reports they are preparing for the survey. THE SECRETARY OF THE SURVEY. Mr. J. W. Suilivan, the secretary of the survey, ‘Will ve stattoned in Denver, to transact all meces- Bary home business and see to the forwarding of mails at every opportunity, Each party wil be provided with two packers and a cook, With also the necessary saddle and pack animals, it 18 proposed to start out in a body, travelling to- gether probably as far south as Colorado Springs, trom whieh point the several divisions will branch bm in different directions. Tne expedition will re- main in the field until the middle of October or Grat of November. It will be ihe aim of the Heap to publish as oiten as possible accounts of the progress and re- sults of the expedition, togetner with interesting adventures which are experienced by its mem- bers, and all the discoveries among tne rains of Bouthern Colorado and New Mexico will be given in rll from time to time, depending for their regularity, however, upon the accessibility of tue mals. THE MIDDLE PARK OF COLORADO, in order to reach the Miadle Park of Colorado, Starting irom Denver with @ pack train, the best plan is to take @ westerly course, passing through Golden Oiy (the former capital of the Territory) and following the well-beaten trail which leads over the hilis, parallel to Clear Creek. This brings che equestrian to Idaho Springs, a small town situated about forty miles from Denver, im tne valley of Clear Creek, and surrounded by magnifi- tent mountain scenery. ‘ihe place is noted for its oes hot springs, and is rapidiy becoming a be pe and noted summer resert, especially oF mvaiide and tnose afflicted wita ol tases. 1! St settlements io the country, and from ts be ge it bas been steacily and diy of Empire, ana from thence over the suowy tangy of tae Rocky Mountains oy way of Bertnoud Pass. Through this pass middle Park is | feached, and in the interior of this, | yoout twenty. miles irom the terminus of ine pass, lie tue lot Sulphur Sprin; ire destined shortly to Fequented of the many meaict prado, The water emerges irom ot fooled over for bathing par; Proprietor of the Water can that fre 8, juent this # d ‘) c eet to the close swilt flowing je of “tno Grand Kiver, surrounded by Majestic battes and forest-clad bills, we lourist may enjoy some of tne tnest scenery tnd remain amid some of the best nuvwiral advan- eee to be enjoyed wuywnere in the great moan- ‘ ery soattered log hous @ hotel res are ali that orm the town = Hot Suly yur prings; but Judging from the Ces betticment of this very recent wilderness a ‘OW years will change it intu @ fourisning city, A MORE CONVENIENT ROUTE. is, wowever, # more couvenient ront from Denver as iar as Idaho Springs. Tais is vi the Colorado Central Ravroad, which passes n o k ili, from Wuieh piace mules by stage to | 0 rps road pi ts one of the most daring and ski'fal pieces, "ot engineering to be seen in tne pountry. Just beyond Golden (filteen miles from beaver) it enters the mouth of viear Creek canyon, one of the grandest aud most beanti(ul chasms in ine Ro i ad creeping and winding tautiously up the heavily gra way tne mint Sa 0 penetrates farther and is ir th avenue o: supero dicalariy on citer bi fatuated and ‘o mighty | nm oy ars co it is approwoned the train winds suddenly tate some unseen outiet, aod tue Spectator 18 Cous:antly surprised by being carried Bte some new and unsuspected channel, The Waters of Clear Creek dayn down the rocks along th bottom or the canton, whica in sume places 1s so uarrow that xn embankment bas been thrown ous isto the Stream in ‘der to form | @ Dasis for the iaying of the track, In the rocks jat out hi the mi | | Ween Ba tire eae a it NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. been surveyed and staked out by him, which is to connect with this and run over toe Berthond Pai tothe Hot Springs. Middle Park has been ti most accessible thorougulare through waich the has passed 1D repairing to the western porcon of the Territory. Ibis generally entered through Berthond Pass on theline of the prospec- uve rauroad. Tus park comprises 4 track of mountain, forest and ievel couuiry, the area of which is about filty by seventy miles, been thoroughly worked up by the United States Geological Survey many objecta of interest and scientific value | Dave been discoveres, At the Hot Springs. lu @ Bill composed of white sandstone, great quantities the 1 also a jew fossil Sshes, while a half wile e: this, from one of the high battes, very p specimens of ammonites huve been taken. ave served to determine the geological age of tne rock formation, Toe conchologist will find on the low his of Middle Park Vast quantities of the Heliz Coopert, which seem to have apounded in countless myriads at some past time. So abundant are they in some spots that they resemble thickly- strewn hallatones aad can be scooped together by the quart. Sut these specimens are all weather beaten and bDieacned by the sun, It is only in the ip, rank underbrush along t cool, banks of stredms that tits largest of Colorado helices can be found in @ living state. ‘The Ter. Titory presents a great poverty in the larger iresh water and land shells, especially the unios, which have never been found here; but new species of the more minute genera are ie constantly brought toligat. The sauna and of tais rich and interesti tract will be more carefully studied this year by the naturalists connected with the expedition, and there js no doubt that from the almost limitiess material which 18 pre- sented namerous strange species and possibly new genera will be given to the scientific world, $_AT AUCTION. “THIS DAY (MONDAY) aU private residence 120 West 230 street, near Sixth avenue, commencing at 10 o'clock (sale positive), namely:—Magnificent Steinway & Son rosewood Piano- forte, used six months, cost, $1.00) igs, luce and damask Curt: anu Writing Desks, 900 volumes choice ‘Boni, rien tune ported Mantel S locks, ‘Superb Bedroom Suits, in solid rosewood and french. lulaid black walnut; Dressing Case, Bureat. Bedstead, Washstand, Commodes, r- moire-a-Glace, shaving “Stands, pure hair Nattress, ring Beds, Pillows, Speets, Quilts, 20 fine wool Hlank: ets, Carpets, &.; single and Gouble Bedswoads. ning Root Elegant Buffet, solid black rata Extension Table, Chairs, Side Tables, china Dinner and Tea Cub Glass folid culver and ciated Ware Basement and xood Kitchen Farniture; other ariaiee (00 namerous to men- tains over 400 lots. Sale positive, in RALD, Auctione —JEBRE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEE « Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts Thstestoom, sau street, Real Estate Department, 21 fark row, New York. On, WEDNESDAY, at 10% o/cloes GREAT SALE OF GANT USEHOLD FURNI- TURE, rosewood gramd Fisnoforta: fine velvet Aubusson and Crapets. JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctioneer. tov. Catalogue con! lots, to highest binders é RT SALE. NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION, DAY AND EVEN- ING, AT THE SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY) 8 FIFTH AVENCE, A FINE PRIVATE COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS, TO BE SOLD THIS AND TO-MORROW, EVENINGS, JUNE 1¢ AND 15, aT 8 O'CLOCK. ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER. [APCHON SALE—HIs DAY (MONDAY), JUNE 14 commencing at 10% o'clock. hendeome, nd USELOLD FL URNITU RE. | | Paintings, Bronzes, &¢., siheentire contents of Rory rome stone mane jon NO. 47 wast! "Sr TEENTH S1IKKET, <p Bt WEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUE: Parlor Suits, walnut and gilt frames, cov rea in crim gon and tan’ brocade Broo: urkish unges, Easy Chairs. plate Mirrors. inlaid aad gilt Centre and le ees oa ao bronze Figure Clocks, Li 4 Cartas e Vi Joraty contains Brussels ya Turkish Beit, seven Library and Seer: kcases, choice ‘Books, ieces: Ribrary, vas 3, Writing De: Elabor: ‘amber setein sold wainutand rosewood, inlaid Bedateads, Uressl s Armoire-a-Ciace, Wee We cio thegin bonetanae Bedding. i Commodes, &c. Bar 4, 33 hair and spring Mattresses, ine Hep. pis and halreloth Bults, Rockers, La aid side pba &e. textension Tad! ernie le, do. ote son comb in eather, £ roy Tes con a also fine Cabinet fe Sewing ‘Machine, all tH - aie i Eemace Carpets and variety usetul House- old A: N. Sale positive. Goods = i shi) bog He jor purchasers if Feaulrga, ae venus wor Sixth avenue cars. BERT C, CASHIN, Dibuoneer. UcTION, AUCTION, AUCTION, Over $15,00) worth” sy! be nificent Househoid Furnitai ‘arpets. THls (Monday) MORNING, Sune a arlox ‘o'clock, atthe jarge private r Fesidence 105 hast Thirteenth street, avenue. iflcent Grand od. be hess, Pompadour and Marie ne Parior, ‘suite,’ in rich aaa jette style saun., ade. nd reps; tela way re: waod ‘Ta 0c fave forte, ‘velvet, Brussels Carpets: itageres, Finan 8 Bronzes, Cloc! aurtaios, Mirrors, Beast ressing Cases, eee a ood and spring Mattresses, Lisrarys ary, Dini Burn 3, China, silver Ware, and deilvered for purchasers. |, KRAEMER, Auctioneer. DMINISTRATRIX SALESMT AND 140 Bast TWEN- ty-second street, valuable Dweiling and maith agetien e 23. ps, &c., at once ot nici eet * Auctioneer, lil Broadway. solute. state of Henry E. Sharp, deceased. veT10 Ne AUCTION. ‘AUOTION. = RTINGTON BROS., b4t Hudson stree: Factory, 107 Charies street, 1819 ad 1849, I Bow offer for sale tho finest stock of Parlor, ldvrary. Dining Room and Chamber Furniture at auction prices. All goods made in the best of manner. Eighth ‘avenue c cars pass the door. pressions of leaves uave been ound, al r SALES AT AUCTION. Wowen’s Cloth uderelothes, sheets. oi Sons ahd Vests by order of 8. sonmebere, AWNEROKER'S SALE.—WATOHES AND JEW. ciry. JAMES AGAL, Auctioneer, will sell, at 59 New Kowery, (o morrow (Tuesday), at 11’ o'clock, 50) lots of Gold aiid Silver Watches, Gold and Diamond Jewelry, id Guard. Vest and Fob Chains, Opera Glasses, Outs ole Bliverware, Fancy Coods algo a One cauiol ait ein “ee order of Abraham Jackson, 56 West Thirty- AWN ROKER S SALE—WATOHES AND JEW- ee yn EOS, J. MoGKATH, Auctioneer, 88 Chaidm street, corner Mulberry, ral gell thiy day, at ii o'clock. large and general assortment gold and sliver Watehes, Bimmonds gold Jewelry, bracelets, Chains, Opera Glasses, also Guus, Vistols. Musical Instrumenta, &e. By order Harris & Green, 1 Brooklyn. Y3 SALE.—RICHARD FIELD, GEN- eral Auctioneor (salesroom No. 8) Bowery), will sell, thle day. ath ny , 660 Lots men’s aud wome: ing, age pocerciapinn. Beds, Bedding, Quilt "eat Hoots, Shoes, £e., de also "Coats, Pants nud ‘by. order. Patrick ‘reel, Wililainsbur; , at 2 o'clock, a large uirg, £. D. A180, arg Jot of Fu. aiture, ‘rablea’ chairs’ Bureaus,’ ‘Mirrors, &c. AWNBROK £ LANGE, COOL FRONT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, with Board ; also hall Room; red id price ove half biock west of Broadway ; references. No. Jb kust Tweuth | street. BEAUTIFUL FRONT ROOM, OVE ERLOOKING MAD. | ison. bare; auso fincle Koonis, with hote! table, trom $10 w $1 week; also transient taken. 26 bast Twon- | ty-third STUYVESANT PARK, NO. 215. & furnished Roows, t boarders: a pertect bornood. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH OR without Board; house frat class; ali improvements; convenient to tour li 203 West Korty-first st. ST HOU: Fitteenth 1 ENTIRE FLOOR OR SEPARATELY; THIRD piory trons Koom ; also hall Rooms; house “well wept; table unexce ptionab! low; dav boarder: West Tweatyninth Q BLocKS FROM BROADWAY.—FAMILIES OR single gentlemen can be accommodated with first Class Board: reasousble terms; aiso table Board. 61 East Fourth street, WEST THISTIETH STREET.—ELEGANTLY FUR- nished Kooms to let, with or without Board: glso Rooms to let, to singie gentlen and transient parties taken forthe summer. Soard can be had without room | Broadway and Sixth hs ARTIES GOING TO THE COUNTRY SHOULD LEAVE es prec TION on; THE OFFIOK Oe THe EVENING TELEGRAM, 1 ANN STREET, SD HAVE A OOPY OF Tite LAgK BDITION: WITH ALL THE LATEST NEWS, SENT TO. ANY ADDRESS IN THE UNITED STATES Of CANADA FOR FIFTY CENTS A MONTH, POST PREPAID. Ricuare WALTERS, Ph eN el tt beable a ated sale—Will sell on Momday. at 13 P. t 635 West borty-seventh street, near ny pa Ean generat assortment of Groce ony vin. Spices, ec.) Fixtures, | Coun Show: Wayon and Harness "Mb. GOODMAN, Morucuges. 808, attorney for TO $8 PER WEEK FOR FURNISHED ROOMS, : families accommodated equally low : 2 ms 42 South Wa: sauares third door trom Macdous $ To S2—-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, LARGE , With good Board and home comforts; corner pou: rooms cool and airy: table bourders ac- commodated. Apply at 136 Macdougal street. COUNTRY | _ BOARD, YOUNTRY BOARD—AT POUGHKEEPSIE, IN A private family: large honse; handsome grounds: | plan of shade and fruit, Parties cau be seen at 130 ast Tweltth street, for three days. Keferences ex- | changed, Deine private pleasantly situated. from Wall street. Address RICE, Herald ‘ofce, AMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH FIRST clars Kooms and Board for the season at CHARLES GILBERT s, sing Sing; stable accommodations. IRST CLASS FARM BOARD FOR g6 location delightiul; | seeue HORALIU GATES, Breakabeen, N.Y, AKGE HOUSE, FINE SURROUNDINGS, GOOD Rooms, well furnished, substantial tavle, with plenty Of good things on it, near depot, at Pleasantvilie, the board, $8 per week. Address W, MABKIs, Pleasantville, N.Y. VIKW ROOMS—BOATS AND BATHING 7 ATER houses free, for $10 a week, at heey. Lawn Hotel, Gold Spring. Long Island. J. BANVARD, Fi reprietor, Inquire of ‘aptain Clark, steamer “Sapph rs ___ SUMMER RMSORTS. mG THE SEASIDE. Ocean Hotel, Long Branch, open June 16. CHARLES AND WARREN LELAND, Managers. E TH SYREET, 150 WEST, NEAR SIXTH AVENU With Board, at summer prices, p) somely turnished Rooms, with every ‘Convenience; loca. tion Gnusuaily desirable for summeér; transieut parties accommodated ; reterences. RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER -MARSHA sale—will sell, this day (Monday), at 10 o'clock, at 27 Kast Broadway, an. assortment of dining saloon Fix- tures, Plated Cutlery, Knives, spoons, tinware, Bedding, ae, HN McLONOUGH, Mai Rewaee WALTERS, AUOTIONEKR (MARSHAL'S sale), will sell on this day, Monaay, at 103 o’clock, &t Salesroom, Hast broadway, « large assortuent of Groceries, viz. Starch, boxes Soap, Coffee, cans spices, Musi Bluclig, brusnes, ‘cans d Fruit, Seal Cans, Cases, &c., Horse, Wagon, & 7. STEWaR, Matrshal, X HERMAN, SH@RIFF'S AND GENERAL AUC. + ,tlonger, sells Monday, June 14, at 10 o'clock sharp, it No. Bowery, Store Fixtures, Gas Vipes and one McFariaud Jewelry Sate, extra size, one No. l4 Combination Lock, entirely new, and one double door Werring sate, No.'10, ail in pertect oruer; also slx Counters, two Showcases, shely. 8, Uflice, two /esks, Regulators, Railings, signs, yale’ positive: no reserve; deulers invited, SUPREME COURT SALE. MiARD V. HARNETL, Auctioncer, will sell at faction on Tuesday, June 13, at 12 o'clock, at the ex- chan m, Hi Broadway, lunder direction of Georke W. Wingate, Esq, referee, Noo ist Mulberry street, between Grand wud. Hester Streets, valuable Lot, 2x1U0, two, story attic and agement iront and Ave story rea use brick; a apetpet hits SALE OF THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of @ first class Wine and Fruit Store, &c.—s. HER- Naw. pheriff’s Auction er, selison Monday, June 14, at 1Lo’clock, at No. 750 Broadway, the Stock and Fixtures of the above place, eon te Of a large assortment of flae Wines. Brandi ies, Liquors, Champagne, Cigars, Fraits, de, | also Counters. shelving, Saowoasgs, Sale, Chairs, ables, Chandeliers, Glasswat tive, tn lors. WILtTaa c CoN SEI shen Cuaries W. Ura, Deputy. HERIFF’S SALE OF DRY, FANCY AND MILLI. nery Goods, Showcases, Counters, &c.—S. HERMAN, Shey?'s aud General, Auctioneer, sells, Monday, June 14, a¥11 o'clock, No. 13 Bowery, the eutire balance stock Pi betp peg tea ol jarge ubd general assortment of Dry and Fancy Goods, consisting of Bonnet and > Ribbons, Crepe Laces, poarhars, Flowers, Calicoes, Cam- bric, Linen, Dress nd Drawers, Hosiery. Fianel, skirts, shawis, Gloves, suspenders, ‘Handker- chiets, Towels, Napkins, Pocketbooks, © |, Brashes, Guise. also Counters, showcases, Sates, Dale Positive ip lots. Deal re invited. Borxs, Deputy. WM. C. CONNER, Sheriff. HERIFF’S SALE OF COTTON PRESS, OF FIOB PUR- nature, &e.—S HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioncer, seule this cay (Monday), June 14, at 12 o'clock M., at No. 110 Morten street, one 'iarge, Cotton Frese, Office urniture, Bate, &c., dc. Salt ples: ws. ©. CONNER, Sheriff, Jasons Maxwett, Deputy. HEBIFF’S SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c.—S, HERMAN, Sberigrs Auctioneer, sells Tues June 15,at 11 o'eloc., io. 18 Buwery, about 50 cases men wand boys? Caps and inte: {also & lot of ne Boos, shoe! . ' ” a }. isan ts OONNER, Sherift. M, J. Kexse, Deputy. wes WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, on Monday, C4 11 o'clock. northeast corner Wooster and Prince sti yg and back Fixt pull English Bi Baga Casks, Water Closets and everything ‘apoerunail OF wo a first class wine and Uquor store: also the Household Furniture, Carpets, Beds Ls W* WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—SELLS THIS Day, at 3 o'clock, at “A Ganal miveet, the contents of a ¢ for convenience fe story or ‘sale, hy of Household Foratiure of Soot. late ing ser yn, Bri s ng ate S Carpets, OF tage Pillows. and Beduings, isos gna a Kitenea, en, Wares ae, as Hibtin Vanio, Chairs, Cloces, Desks, 20.” bh dara: ‘ites Ne. $0 SU SsIOREED. mbers str virtue ot a ch: 1th net ae 10 o'elo the wee Liquor Saloon, No. 38 Park row, in the cit Ni ‘Wal it Counters, Chairs, Tabies, Of estore. Plate the Lease, By order of the attorney for YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. PG BAROAIN, ~A LARGE ASSORTMENT ‘OF Boats Orders received by I. DESMOND, Boat Suilder, 299 Frour street, between Gouverneur ad Montgomery streets, New York. Onna’ BOAT FOR SALE CHEAY—SOUND, enone ‘and Unusuaily well built; tully equipped and in order. Aj to or ee wy. we YOR FLoatiNg aay VATOK a pity rs SALE—STEAM YACHT, 35 FEET LONG. 8 tect beam, iu good order aud ly for use; will be word cheap. ux the owner has no use ra her; of 1 ‘ment. AD) board, a's boathouse, Newtown Creek, LT. oH LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER, orrice 29 BROAD way, will sell. this day. at 10:3%, by auction, the Fixtures, &c., of the liquor store 1:9 south Flith avenue, sett new English Ale Pom ra, Oi ag, ER Ry vorion. AUCTION, At private reaid 21 East J oad magniti vod Pianotorte, lant Parlor Suits, in satin and reps, Chamber, Library and j/iuing « urniture, will be sold this ay (Moi June “4, commeneing at 103s o’elock, at th lence, property of private taully leavin feevloriaa, legant intaid Parior suits, in satin, nade to ofagt six months ago; also reps, bro- catels and Resreloss Du rosewood octave Piano- rT a Side lables, Pedestals, Curtains, pier and other Mirro! rpets, Turkish kasy Chairs, Paris Lounges, solid walnut and inlaid Ob: a edstends, Bureaus. Dros silverware, ma le, first class to attes RY ZINN, Auctioneer. 18 fALE-GTRAM BCHOONER YAORT “AL?.” eo 6d tons old measurement; hand: ast. ‘sale Tor aes, cruisin sound. Apply ue + Wail Fo SALE—STEAM YACHT yon DREAM, 115 PERT jong, 17.6 beam, 5.6 hol ek son bow fast; im pertect order throughout edi ate use. For turther information oply at 4 South st. nee Oy he eg od PRINTING ESTABLISEM roadway, have unsurpassed facilities tor d ait inde of Printing with unusual promptness and $50. one year old; guarantes reet, room 17, ng eats ‘OHN J, DEVLIN, 60 Cedar street. 1 BOATS READY TO SHIP, ALL KINDS AND spoon Care noo Seas Ons Seahueeseen eeeeness ana 873 south stre: STEPHEN RO! $750. “oe, ALE, STEAM on _— splendid or and, the fat ie an the fiver hOYD & CHASE. ig janet uot H ge esse POSTERS, hgh ag AND ALL Kinds of Auction Sa oa, Su. the greatest teh 2 PY we MA TRO. cris No, 218 Broadway. KiNtine Sistas. RY, gout pet oe sale of Fur i = Cc Mh + Lare site niture, Car Fiance, &e., b; sate Fara orteage nigger, ta 16, at the auction roo! ert mhireenth stree' treet, it, near Broadway, a We, ‘intwe ona eee portant sale of every ceria of Furniture, by ‘order of J, A. Kamping, Tye oes ttorney fo adhe Ganioat Heats B. HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OARPETS, PIANOS, &C., ‘THR EXTIRE CONTENTS OF A FRRNOM FLAT, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 16, AT 10% O'CLOCR, AT NO, 361 THIRD AVENUR, j NEAR TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, comprising yelvet, ingesia, a arnats pies and 4 Ornam ats Ou intone Chi Ly hamber fine Bede, Bed- ding and Mattresses, Du i Room aud Kitene: erty of a tamuly icaving .—OD Street and Third wvends, I abl tet tot der, the contents of the above ae sisting ot 19 chests Oolong 7 zee, a a W pera T large quantit, o ee Swe ood, Palin, "Broom: ms; Canisters, Counters, iv order W, FERGUSON, Assignee. ECT . A “STANDARD | ‘aM 7 oy « Tables, with the geleveatad eee ure for sale oniy by the and tentee, |, OOLLENDS: Broadway, success: New York. oie BEVEL BILLIARD TABLB! 3, solely ry and fanless at £0.. @ Vesey & A new 5 by al complete. 2uz Thompson merece, corner ‘SHleecker. oA g LAN Lf BEVEL bo hed TABLE ‘Sx AL ali alts | # ar bf gry gt 2 COLLENDER, ie used. ILLIARD } 6x10; price $160; aquire atstable, Forty-second sreet ind Seventh avenue, De. IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF BIL- are ae - - Fy fe find, eg — 2 that for werk 7 OPOLITAN PRINtiva astaDLisdMenT, 8 Broadway, canot be surpaseed. REMIUM BILLIARD TABLES WITH L. DECKER'S patent corded RK, ave taken first Femiuin medal six ¥ sacvession, "Yor ssle only rt DECK. cé., Joruer Vanal and Contre streets. ae METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTA L1SHMERT ot 218 Broadway, in the Herald Building. CLOTHING, al THIRD AVENUE, BEIWEEN Twenty. ae ieee Laaies an ntlemen will be curveises vt prices b. MIN S Carpets. Jewel ge pays in cash for cast off Giothing as wenave Taree ‘onde s tor the estern aod Stiga rade, A pote by post punctaaily attended by = ae eis cane AUCTIONEER, S&LLS AL o'oiock, the a Wy Li a We. 1 malar je eat re by emia “ANRAHAN £00, M. NUSSBACM, AUUTIONE RE, a powsny.. this day, at 11 o'clock, at Baa i erg, near mowery. the st a Persiiony ofa five Teuer House co0, Garde ry OF and wack Bar, with “Mirrors, isle Tabien Chairs, Benches, Gas Fixtures, ice Koes rt | ment of ousenstt Furniture, Crockery, sate ten: Is, 40. vealers invited, ORTGAGE SALK. ye bere Avorion. | eer, selis Mond {us o'clock, at 13th a Wag ry fpacwase caer ee Etsy | Mortwagee. | Moar an SALE—J, P, TRAVER, a CTIONKER.— | vir' of a b ing74 mort oH sell, this day, at 11 o'clock A. M. West TI a * Foot: one black Track Herve and owe new Truck AKK. Attorney tor Mortgagec. private LIBRARY, enatihe, annie ‘ T THE WESTERN AGEN! »TORE. oe large orders to purchase Wearing Ap ‘Laoies And gentiemen will please take particular nou yeosive, LY ‘tin prices;—For we ants, Feta thh Heihite Relocs seat a Sats AT. PLATTO'S UPTOWN Sern atgenean® sixth avenue, corner Forty-mxth street rions will be paid for ladies) an a gentleman’ oth roy Ce ag a , par, ee to Se: Coat $0 Pants, $2 to tae recs . or mare! FLATTo, Hy sien avenues. a T Borasne., MILLER’S WELL KNOWN ESTAB- samen sista avense, near Waverley ee the otunort value” paid for cast louing, Carpets, calling on or aduressing Mr. or fra Mt a 2% SEVENTH AyERUS, WILL POs. for ladies’ 4 otbins hae ‘pets, "eee: adies WV" HOLESALE AND i maa DRaheas ta chong. | () Paixtif’ Reiauiion tts fomueae ae RY [1TH STBRET,, NO, 180 WEST, NBAR SIXTH AVE. nue.—Handsomely turnisued back Parlor to let, ‘With first class Boara; reference. $14 FOR A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH Board for two: house has all modern improve- ments; referonces exchanged. 251 West Twenty-illtn st, 15TH STREET, PACING STUYVESANT PARK, No. 238 Kast—Extra large Rooms and hail Kooms, with large closets, all improvements, handsomely tur- nished, with Board; references. - TH EE FOUR DOORS EAST OF SECOND avenue, opposite Stuyvesant Park.—A desirable Suit of Kooms to let to lady and gentleman or single gentlemen, with first class Board, at 23°, STREET, 129 EAST.—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooins, with orst class Board, tor families or gentlemen; ail home comforts; summer Drices: first class neighborhood and location also day Boarders, 23° STREET, 17$ WEST,—ROOMS, WITH oR wns. out Board; aon: or permanent: house fir lent tabi © 2 . moderate pric xchange ENTY-THIND STREGT.—BE. AUTIPOL, ng Madison square, om. $10 to $15 per wi +4 EAST T front Ro&m, overlookin, mingle Rooms, with hotel tabie, also transient tak 33, SAND 8, WEST FOURTEENTH STREET — Newly and elegantly furnished Rooms, with or without Board, en suite or singly, by day Or Weeks transient tor summer months, -JENKINSON’S HOTEL, HIGHLANDS, N. J., + Will be open for the rece)tion ot wutsts June 18. AMIS JENKLNSON, Proprietor. 'T ISLIP, £, PAVILION HOTEL (THOROUGHLY renovated) will be opened on. the 2st of sjunes terms moderate, SYLVASUS T. OOZZENS A INE RIVERSIDE HOUSE (2D STREKT), CAR. + jwansville, on the Kudson. having changed hands, fs now open: fronts the water; first Glass; gXs, hot a: every floor; Huason d cold baths and Croton water on liberal River “MOUNT. J.—This: HALL, 8, Mol etreat will open June i. Superior accommoda- Hons tor families; pure mountain alr, plenty of shade Chowne pe mosquitoes. For particulars address D. A. SCHOOLEY’ county, Perountie Gne view? everything | house and grounds large; also | gt SITUATIONS WANTED—rEMALES, Cooks, de. 18 WET 27TH st.—a8 Finet CLASS COOK IN & city or country. Apply at her present employment for two days. atti oD] BAR? ort St.—s RESPECTABLE WOMAN A@ al cook in a restaurant; good reterences,_ 9) WAMILTON sT.—A RESPECTABLE ” SWROISHE 22 girl, ina private family, a8 xood cook; good enees. Cilllor address. pense’ CORNER MADISON AV, (PRES —A reliable person to cook a1 assist With washing abd iroving, ina nice tamily: ume derstands good plain cooking; ‘also pastry wad pud- dings; would like to go to the country tor (he summel WKsr? 18TH 81,, BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AVS. ‘AS first class cook in @ private family; one who anderstands cooking in all its branches; best city refers ences. 38 EAst 20TH 8 or country. Monday and Testa) 4a 2 ST SOTH ST. (PRE: T EMPLOYERS). As excellent cook ; unders' kinds of family cooking; willing to assist with Washing; bestolty rererences. 26 » ST. ) cat emo oyer' "AS FIRST CLASS COOK: CITR be seen at present employers 48 WEST SIST ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S).—A8 Zood cook, washer and ironer in a small private Apply trom 9 till 12. family. 58% RESENT EMPLOY ER’S),-aN oO tenga! to cook, Wash and tron in a small pre vate ‘family. 62. WEST TH sT.. BETWE: 6TH AND 6TH A YZ A respectable woman as cook ; an excellent maker pake, pastry, jellies aud soups; first class city no objection to the country. W778 Ww SOY 8T,—TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG 7 in a snail private family ; one as good plaig cook, ‘washer ‘and itoner, the other as chambertaa and Waitress; no objection to yo to the country tor the summer; city references. Can be seen at present exe ployer’s Monday, VOL EAeto3 8h PECTA! Washer and ironer city or countrys best city reference. LOT Wess tet as tlrst class co ily cooking: toa boarding house 11¢ WEsT 33D 8 NEAT, TIDY. COMPRTEN’ and careiul seotch Woman us Washer: understands milk and vutter; to @ boarding house or the country; home more an obje than money; reterence. RESPECTABLE WOMAN understands all kinds of fame Willing to do coarse washing: ho objec el ‘rererence, Cx DE HOTEL, HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y.. ON the Hudson, 10 minutes below West Point Military Academy, vow open; sup rior accommodations, Appiy @s avove or at tne Westmoreland Hotel, Union square, BPs: coxs, nov: NDON HARBOR, ON the Sound, four an alf hours from New York: Ras, telegraph, atm tng ashing, suiting. no mosquitoes; transient $3 pe: eR i to $20 per week. Ful nagaear lars ot FRANK Teen ‘4% Maiden tane, New York, FAgeeewoop PARK HOTEL, PERTH AMBOY, daily trains; fare the. to, Se, : eroves, jawns, boating; ail ets: turnished sooms, wit! 10 KENT, Proprietor, x 26 East Twenty-third street (Madison square muse ODI Litge, well excellent tapi $1d. EAST, TWENTIES TH \LEN HOUSE, NEW HAMPSWIRE.—THIS FAVOR. ite resort open trom June 17 to Detober 1. 1875, . &. OR, MILLIKEN, Proprietors. 5H WSL IWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. —RLEGANT. furnished Second Floor, with or without Board, to Taw! ies or gentlemen; also a’hall oom. EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, TWO DOORS from Fourth avenue. —A few young ladies can be furnished with Boa: nT EAST SEVENTEE: Oe STREET, NEAR UNION square.—Large, Rooms, with or without Moara, tor eutiemens at low prices: Suit newly furnished Rooms, for tamily; also table Board. 205 RAST SIXTEENTA STREET.OA FEW GEN. tlemen can have ood Boatd and pleasant Rooms; terms moderate. gentleman and wite and a@ ‘iew ladies; oF WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET. —A Heer OR single gentlemen can have Boa: leasant, [nie Rooms, with large closets, at pad ingly iow also table Boarders. OBS Sees tue ea siogly; terms D4 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—FIRST AND second story front tone turnished, with also @ prosessor 0! iano can be accommo- dated with 4oard : privil orp terins moderate. 303 F WEST TWELFTH STREET, FRONTING THE i yh ‘and rear Roomis, second story, = Dersona 8 to $14 per Week, with Board. Locator convenient and healthy. 320 WEST THIRTIET REKT, BETWEEN Eighth and Ninth nues, —Plk at Kooms to let, with or without Board; terms mode. A® LARGE ROOM) fate OR UNFU: STREET.—FUR- Board, together or BOAR BILLS Wash BILLS AND PRINTING SUIT. Jor hotels and boarding houses may be obtained lew prices from the MET: OBULITAN BNtING feria BLISH MENT, No, 218 Broadway. PoarD-ccosey FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, faraiture, carpets, #c.. the best: not & large Boarding Roses. 2il East t Thirwenth etree be- pen second aud Third avenues. No children a lyn OR THREE be fen nal yo bly dave py | board to fam: a3 West a2 vt st. Table boa: BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. T OARD Af atcarenhgr a In PALID LAL LADY; TERMS must be modera ., Dox 113 Herald OLBERT HOUSE, CATSKILL. LN. —OPENS JUNE i4, for boarders during summer: kept first class in Me pH hd Dee none. ane ret ag Terns roughouty one mile rein ‘bow For partic: wars address FJ. MOLBERT aga Sas AIRD’S MANSION HOUSF, LONG BRANCH.— Upen from June & to October 1; terms very reason- able. Address or apply to ns or apply WM. L. MoINTIRE, Proprietor. AK}, HOUSE, ISLIP, L. L—OPEN FOR FAMILIES and transient visitors: Digedshing, is now in season. AMOs R. STELLENWERY, pi ee PLEASANT HOUSE, LAKE MOHEGaN, ON udson, is now open.’ Families wishing good rooms will pieass address WALTER R. JONES, 236 Poekskit!, N. ¥. oRWooD Hg ted AT bi Sty i Jy a open June 1 jor guests. For particulars apply ai te hotol Mrs, M. E. Wikson, Propriewess, BABODY HOUSE. YONKERS, ON THE HUDSON, now open. ALISADES MOUNTAIN HOUSE, | ENGLEWOOD, N.'J., on the Hudson River, 45 minutes from New oe by steamboat from foot of Harrison street. | Now ope! D. 8. RAMMOND. aeee aoe, To EGMONT SHOULD FoR FiFTY CENTS A MONTH, POST PREPAID. IDGEFIELD PARK HOTEL, RIDGEFIELD PARK, N, J. Take Midland Hallway, toot of Cortiandt of Desbrosses street; 40 minutes trom New York. Address + sBHOWNSUS, Proprietor, Post oifice, Hackensack, Raz...’ open tor gue: 19 $3 Di pense eo cea designed Yor th M: hec! sion Bridge. Address Ps Tantra, ‘Suspension Bridge, N. ¥. CHANCE Pe A MONTRAGLE al MARK’S HOTEL, ~ New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Rog only 25 minutes from New cit, Boats every half hour from the Battery; fin View ener and Narrows trom all alt Maca side; two Co’ roo! tages tor families. For terms acd = ‘on CAMP & SONS SO. Proprietors. PRita HOUSE, RICHFIELD SPRINGS, = Open June 15."by PROCTOR, of Baggs’ Hotel tie: ¥. MMeiute to proprietors of the To ing Ne York hotels. ‘hg tee a FOR G&NTLEMAN AND WIFE, wine ls toikeree ‘wale a TieAare atest ond ow S Tm! a frst street an KOK, box 12 Herald Way; Teterences. Address MU) Uptown Branch ‘offie, BROOKLYN &KUARD. LARGE aIRY ROOM, $13 PER WEEK FOR TWO; also hall Koom, at $6; excellent location, first class ra; three minuies from South ferry. Apply at 26 Henry street, near State. Sar RESORT.—FAIRFIELD HOUSE, PaIR- feild, Conn., open for guests all the year; sea batbirg, joderaje. Address VALEN- fine drives: stabling; terms m TINE & WILL! HE UNITED STATES HOTKL, AT FAR ROCKA way, L. L., 1s now open for the reception of guests, M. MULBY, Proprietor. NITED STATBS HOTEL, SARATOGA a 9) a poe reception of guests June 1, 1875, pretor. Diagrams of rooms will be Benve on ma application, HOTELS. oan duced, 350, A; 200 TRAN KPORT NG nigot i “cornet of Fraakiort a it. sad William streets. Open all “=i ROOMS, THOROUGHLY REFITTED, HAIR | yay DOREY HOUSE, WASHING’ ummer boarders. For full Merchauv’s Hotel Cortiangs Mi EN pertlcuiars cuitnat A WES, STORAGE. ynes, PLEASANT FRONT. ROOM. ALL tg Sif, SOc. or dlc. a day; $2 50 or $3 reek. sins Hotel, 68 Chatham street, neur City Rau Al- ‘ways open. KLMONT HUTEL—EUROPEAN PLAN, bets af through to Ann street, near Broadway. and vpward. ‘New fawtiy Roome. Open all nigut ba dies’ and gents’ dining rooms open Sundays. YENTRAL HOTEL, 238 CANAL STREET, CORNER OF Elm.—Good F id 75e. per day; $¥to $5 per week; family Rooms, 81 to $2 per day. wiry Ly 4 CORNER BROADWAY AND Baye it, New ¥ A pial iy 2% AND % EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET St yet square.—Persons visiting the imfouations at moserate Brices COUNTRY BUAKD, gaw ROOMs TO Let, With GooD popes, aT At Willow Avenue Aidase. Cornwall eter 28 “South Williain sirest, N.Y. Sonn \NSON, Cornwall. na = A$ Q@BNTLEMAN WISHES poaso FOR HIMSELF, ia for probap!; two avasly boarding house eo? from New ms, &c., SAH, eraid ee or single Coy with first class aul %. my 4 Jorse lsts miles from Sew sy tera. saivens x LEH Port oltice, New York. bg aT Lig af — cinss: nine 1a! varriages: ounty. Be L. aa goo BOUR BY CARs, 45 MINUTES ‘Board for gue or two tamilies. in» pri- vate tamily, “oa ting md bathing on the premises: fine, well sha: bund ance of fruit For parculsrs address K-. Heruid odice. ORD AT A FARM HOUSH. 00 MILES FROM NEW Yor by steamboat or rail; large. airy m Be. Une oF two famies can And ail thie e Bt reasonable rates; alse ¢ 2 , Horses and carriage. Address K. 8, Haverstraw ‘ost office, New York. OARD AT YONKERAOMRS. WELLA HAVING B taken a8, eligibly locates house and grounds on ue. 18 ow open for boaruers. ApDIY at th streets to-day, from lv to & fer par- ERS board at a farm house, in the souhern couuty, Marsachusctis; situated bien sreusa {pleasant seenery, iying Detweon the Hace weer ie oa | railroads: en? area, See airy oatiue vegetables in ‘their season, board 4 tather Sencar are cali on the proprietor and Tuesday, Juve 14 and or adress O- KELSON, foam kgremont, Berkshire county, Mase. PLACE liven 5 Somat, posting 20g det Ba good el! house, Address M: | Od pHs ad are RY RIVER, N, J. s bnte Aarne AUR Ie gare sae ea EB COUNTRY HOME FOR A GENTLE. | "iddress i. Nouns, cust | ma vegetables, nnn pr nomnnnnannnn —STORAGE. West, SIDE STORAGE WARE. + houses, oW, 64a0d Sich ‘sirect’ and 10° Ablagdon eters Pianos, Baggage. &c.. wr. in Fate, most fensive ang respects pusiness. “Ke TAGGART, owner und manager. SPRINGS, | a > 115 WEST 10TH ST.—AS PROFESSED COOK INA private family ; best city re rence. 115 9TH AV., BETWEEN 17TH AND STII 8 middle-aged Protestant woman as cook, washet and’ a Call tor two Gays. EAST 26TH 8’ city or country AS GOOD PLAIN COOK; st city references, 12 WEST 28TH ST., CANDY STORE.—A RESPECT. able girlas fist class cook thoroughly under. cooking ; city or countrys 12 Stands French and America: city reference. 122 West, jotH sr, IN tHe REAR.—A_ BMe pectable woman ‘to cook, wash and iron: is Food Cook and good baker; cxty or country? good Telere 129 BEST tH STs | TOUNG WOMAN a3 ed first class cook; good baker; country preterreds best city reierence. Qp EAST $6°H ST.—A LADY, GIVING UP HOUSE ©) keeping on the Zist of Jung, wishes to find a sit@ ation for her,cook tor that date. 135 wee 19TH ST, STORE.—A RE girl as good coo! a good baker With the coarse wasning; best city reieren 14 WEST 19? ST.— A RESPECTABLE GIRL AS cook, washer and ironer; city or country; best city references. 144 WEST 29TH ST.—A COLORED WOMAN aS c. cook, washer and ironer in a small family. Call or address. 45 EasT StH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS ©) first class cook in a private family; willing to assist in the Washing and ironing, or would cook, wash and Iron. 149 WEST 17TH ST. thoroughly and —AS FIRST CLASS goo: ands French and English cooking, inclusing boning und larding; good city refers | ence. Gan be seen for two days. i 56 EAST HOUSTON ST.—COOK OR TO DO GEN. OD ‘eral housework ; English person, aged 3; good city reference. 16 EAST 28TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE, SMART, tidy woman as first class cook: thoroughly um- Gersiands ner business; good city reterence; no objee- tion to the country. 180 EAST 8D ST., REAR BUILDING, BASEMENT (Mrs. “Guenther’s).—T tant one as datis in a private family: good plain cook; other aschambermaid or nurse; city or country: references, g 201% WEST LTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL Ad ‘ok and to assist in the coarse washing in@ 20) private tamily ; best city refereace. 202 EAST 42D ST.—AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN UZ private tamily or house; bost city rel erence. Call for two days. 20 WEST STH Sr. &s excellent cook; first class no objection to the country; best city and Soanecy’ wrererences. 20 WEST $20 ST., NEAR 7TA AV.—A RESPROT able English girl as first class cook; thorough Gomperent jn all branches; best city reterenuce; Ro ob- jection jection tg the country. 2) WEST S7fH Sf,—A COMPETENT WOMAN al cook; willing to assist with the washing framing: country preterred ; best city reterence. 210 EAS? 58TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 4 &s good cook; six years’ city reference. 215 red NTH ST. ROOM ‘A YOUNG GI and waitress: eity re ‘in cook and laundress or as chambe: 245 EAST 2TH 8T.-A RESPECTABLE YOUN@ ce, Onil for two days Yroman as cook in a small private family, where @ kitchen girl is Kept, uaderstands French ing in all its oravebes. aes 944 WES? MTH Sf. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).— Two respectable girls, well socunmemeres ol good cook, washer and irover; the othe: wi en imbermaid ; no objection w the count Shek, Renew 249 TT H AV.—A& FIRST CLASS COOK; CAN DO all kinds of French and American cooking, pastry and desserts: no objection to go in the country; ood | reference. Can be seeu for two days. 963 & WEST 82D 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN &s first class cook; no objection to the country; good erty references. 265 1TH AV., NEAR 2TH 8T.—A RE PaCTAl Woman as first class cook; best cl Ro objection to the country. 280 HAST 89TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN Smee 593 Hudson street (Abingdon square). Car. Sg og FOR FURNITURE, BAGGAGE, riages, c., 109 to 115 Kast Forty-fourth street, East ot Grand Central Depot; separate rooms, fire proof &ec. = a RN RLIUS O'REILLY & BROS.,, Proprieto: —— FOR seeeae PIANOS, BAGGA\ w &e.. at lo ver; rooms; ‘weyeamea a at night. 40 and 43 Commerce st eet, near Biewckar. __ DENTISTRY . ET oF > TEETH, ss $15.— tte lies Tae alive Suc. Fold and ota it work warranted first class ac avenue. eo es PAINLESS—FRESH GAS DAILY; 2 id durable; Ry) 216 Fourteenth saa meineanth mreets. — isa, Remember 216, pearance with pear CG or gold. Bond street, New York. ETH FOR THE bn agg | —TEETH INSERTED Without extractlag the Prices to suit the umes. ew txtracte anes sue ah -~ with gas or vy benamb- ing provess. street, now £5 9) Sixth avenue, near Wavariey sh, ie. R. G. DURBIN, : | TE Nesporostan PRINTING eo is at 218 Broadway, ia the Herald Bi HE BEST AND CH nia DENTISTRY—COMPETI. tlou defied! Dr. WAIT, at the old stand. 45 Ea: pc third street, near Foi rth avenue, makes r ar) sets at $1 and $12; gold ead Dime rd; hard and soft fillings, nf when He Tosa: AN STHULS Nase Hows marriages; Sve. to $i i Pease est Tweaty-t ME. COLLINS, A RELIABLE AND TRUST. is eee, ‘arabe 275 Sixth avenue, near seven- a “ GREAT as by ly MRS, FOSTER, Si ‘hirty-third street to cook, wash and iroh: good city reference. 31 WEST 16TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as first class cook 1n @ private tamily; no objec. tion to the country ; best city reference from {ast place 320 Wrst oat lg S8T.—A YOCNG GIRL AS GOO} 320 cock, and frst class wasber and ironer; city reference. . East one 320 Ete 32 west ore | SsT.—A e cook; is willing to assist with washing; class recommendations Can be seen for two ways. 3933 FASE J6TH ST.—As COOK, BY 4 VERY GOOD rrench cook; well recommended. Can be seem for two days; no oujection to tue country. 32 EAST MTH 8T., IN THE STURE.—A = spectable womail as cook; would wash fron; Ro, objection to, & respecta ie boarding Rou rete} to wages; good re! for twodays. ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN restaurant; best city references. COMPETENT WOMAN Ag 328 fr OTH a ae BETWEEN 32D AND 38D ST3.—& ofesved ook : KO thoroughly upder- bay ber business; Loeptionable reference. Ad-~ inderstanas 32, BE ‘to objection tom first class 330 EAST 330 =e By ey Ay. | woman a8 cook; read ani baker ; would assiit with the *etaving and ironman objection to the country for the summer mon city reference. EAST 22D, 8T.—TWO COU: {ONE 48 GOOD a. cook, was and lronver; the other aschamben maid and waltress; good reterences. 34 ay S$6TH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN AS iP rivate family, or to do Prey he house’ in yal Sarees ly we Gall for two fe FLALLERY'S. 34 East i7¢H 8ST. 6 ee YOUN Women as superio city or country aasist in wasaing; No objection to a boarding house o€ inetitadon. I 347 1ST AV.—A COMPLTENT YOUNG WOMAN at cook, washer and jroner or to do gene: housework in ne family; objection to country; 34¢ EAST &%D 8T.—A KESPECTABLE WOMAS and her daughter, in one house, in a small prt vate tamily: the mother is a good cook, washer consaited at 189 Kast T' | froner: the daughter to do chamberwork and watt bames given. can give Dest city reference from last employer. J | LATE OF y PRUSSIA; ‘consultation tree: private office, 161 Bleecke eta aeeeettnnasinansdsneeeeeeeceasaaaeSeSaD A —MME, MAXWELL, MIDWIFE, RESIDENOB it 2 Bast fenth street, uear Third avenue. pane ND MME. “GRINDLS CURB ALL CoM. 2 yegre’ practice, 120 West Twenty-axth se rw ANDO MMB. VAN BUSKIRK, R&STDENOB East 26th st, between $a and Lexington « VICE Le —DR, AND MME. BOTT OAN ae A conde aay at No, 47 West ith street DVIOK FREE.—MR3, DR. WEST, ELBCTRICIAN, can be cousuited on ail complaints: 16) West 25th st, A =—DR. AND MME. MACRIOZAU—90 Rf anal ag . tice, Office 129 Liberty street, ATE, RESTELL MIDWIFE, SINOK 184, NO, 1 » East Fitty-se treet. first door trom Fifth av, ALET cone FREE.—MRS, DR. WEST, perigee can be consulted on ail complatnts. 1.0 West 25h R. KING CAN BE CONSULTED CONFID! aaaaat Dawes tio W, st, Gormerly Amity), near Ha UStaratS | CyeugUNAL, UB AND. KG WEST, CURES, Al 'va,—TWwo respectable women, one | WEST 58D ST., BETWEEN iJ 223. | 407, Shatner and waitress, ot 408 Ratti ollie} te Sane ironer; no objection to ‘the couniry; good city tise unde: al is sie soups ne RL best city fronings Sriding to Wo to te ‘country + 448 WEST 2TH 8T.-A RESPLOTABLE YOUN woman as cook in a private fampy; my) pe ean do Kinds of cooking and "Falles 3 Fererence ironer; is w: ‘obliging: ime IX GROCERY =A. FIRS oa tg erstands American, froneb @ sitioas nit objection to tas ‘count teen nN A88 cook ARR TH AY. pee Wet 47/8 At. sien, oe TH AND Te spades ———