The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1875, Page 7

‘NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1875—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ——$———$$ $$$ $$$ nr RR SITUATIONS WANTED—rEMALES, SITUATIONS WANTHD—» =. Es. CLERKS AND SALESMEN, a TRAVELLERS Stas ek al he Se , J. i st TA Tale SUNDAY TRA’ ON@ BRANCH RACE g Cooks, &. Laundresses, ANFED <x DRY Goose BALKSMEN, CALL aR CARA PALL 5 ne AY TRAIN. ay L ~ air icr 2 JANE §T., THIRD FLOOR—A RESPECTABLE BAST 48TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS LAUN- Ghoe KEYES, S49 and 351 8th av. hat STEAMER PLYMOUTH Rock, 8 prsekee cameattue? AR: WOOSTER 8T.—AS GOOD PLAIN COOK; CITY or country ; smalliwages no objection. ‘Address J.P. WEST 18TH 8T., REAR HOUSE.—A GIRL TO ‘cook, wash and iron; good bread and biscuit maker ; desserts; can do fluting; good reference, —— 34 WEST 18T! 8T., REAR—A WOMAN AS FIRST O class cook in a hotel or first class boarding house: city or country. 38! WEST 10TH ST.—A FIRST CLASS FRENCH cook pasate family or boarding house; best city reference. Adcress for pne week. 109 WES" gist St. NEAR ord Av. Protestant woman ay cook, washe: m a small family: reference. Te WrsP 9TH ST., young woman as washing and ironing; no house ; good city reference, WEST 28TH ST.—A RESP*CTARLE GIRL AS 131 cook, wasner ed ironer in a private family; city reference * WEST 197H 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN 36 as good cook in a restaurant or in a sinali hotel in the country. WEST 19TH ST.-A RESPEOTABLE GIRL TO 14 cook, wash and iron; no objection to a hoarding $ welling to goin the country; ; best city reference it pl a YOUNG nd ironer IN THE BASEMENT.—A food cook and to assist with objection to @ private boarding wr iamiliew’ or gentlemen's washins by iho picoe, 1 tew fal or ge y y dozen or mouth. Mrs McCARTY, weer 42D 8T.. SECOND FLOOR, BACK om.—A respectable young Swedish girl as first class laundress; clty oF country, # 40) WEST 28TH ST, to go out by th laundress; good refere’ 803 SAY, BETWEEN oT AND surtt STS.—A ‘ub!e wotnan to ¢o ont by the day wash- ing or housecleaning. or would take washing to her own house. Call on or address, tor two days, Mrs. KELLY, Nurses, de. 109 FEST UTH st. REAR BUILDING. A YOUNG Protestant woman as thorough infant's nurse; is capable of taking sole charge an bringing it up by the bottle: will go at moderate wages 1m a worthy fam- ily ; no objection to the coun est city reference. 130 WEST TH ST,—AS COMPETENT NURSE: IS anexcellent seamstress; is capable of waiting on a lady: best city reference. 132 * Waser, lori S8T., BETWEEN 611 AND 7TH va. ung woman as nurse and seamstress; thoroughly und rvands her business; city or country; best city reference from last place. ] 5Q west STH ST..AN EXPURIENCED LADY t as nurse or nurse to an invalid: references from first class physicians and ladies. Call on or address NURoS, 5Q WSS! 2TH. TA RESPECTABLE YOUNG 159 Woman as wet nurse; best city reference; no ob- jection to erty or country, A RESPECTABLE WOMAN y to do washing; is a good 163 DIVISION ST.—A PROF#SSIONAL COOK IN A hotel, restaurant or steam yacht, 18) 8D AV., IN THE LAUNDRY.—A perenne woman And girl (1) years old): woman Plain cook, washer end jroner and to do general hice work; the girl to take charge of children and wait on the door: good elty reference, Cali for two days. 3098 RAS! 60TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL first class cook and to assist in plain washing ; no ae jon to the country ; best city reterence. KAST 2D S8T., SECOND FLOOR, BACK room.—A steady, competent Protestant woman irst class cook or working housekeeper; city or coun- trys wood city reference. 829 2 8D AV.—A SCOTOH GIRL AS COOK AND TO 4) assist with the washing and Ironing; no objec- ever” @ short distance in the country; best clty refer- ‘ AD (AV—aS FIRST | CLass COOK 329 ® nds seaking te allits branches, pastries, bread and Nemerta: no objection to the country, hotel or dirst class boarding house; city reference. 352 WEST 45TH 8T., TOP FLOOR, FRONT.—A respectable woman as good plain’ cook, wat and troner; no objection to go & er short distance in we country; good elty reierence. 445 West 20 sta YOUNG GIRL AS BXCET. 45 Rnteook and would assist in the waning aud ironing; city or country; best city references, 2D AV, NEAR 29°H ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN bt a Me good plain cook in @ boarding house; will assist In ‘the washing; good city reference, 59 6TH AV.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS 26 first class cook; anderstands all kinds of family cooking, both French and English: also soups, fish, meats, pastry and creams of all kinds: is an excellent baker: At} to teks charge ef the entire kitehen; un- derstands breads; city or country, Can be seen at last employer's for two days. 801 LEXINGTON AV, (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S).— A respectable you ang woman as cook; city or country: will do coarse washing; good refer » Cail for two days, Chambermaids, &e. QD WEST wTh st. LADY GOING TO EUROPE Wishes to get s sitnation for an excellent servant as chambermaid an Jaundre: COoTH ST., WEST BOULEVARD (PRESENT EM- ployeris\—A young American girl as chamber. majd and waitress; is willing and obilging; no objection to the country. 14.0. NSStjstH st.-4 YOUNG WOMAN AB CRAM. bermaid or waitress; no objection to the coun- trys good ciey reference, 04. = WEST 34TH ST.—AS CHAMBERMAID AND ainstress; understands cutting and fitting ladies’ ‘and ohuldren's dresses; is willing to make herself generally useful; best city reierence, 21 WEST 16TH ST.—-A YOUNG GIRL AS CHAM. bermaid and waitress WEST 16TH ST., IN THE BAKERY.—A spectable young'girl as chambermaid or ae ess in a private fainily; city or country; best city ret- erence, Call tor two days. 944. WEST 41ST S8T.—A PROTESTANT GIRL AS chambermaid and waitress or nurse avd seam stress; good city reference, 301 WEST 89TH ST., RING SECOND BELL.—A RE- ameciable, intelilgent ung woman ag cham. rita tress; Ro objection to the country, ‘all or address, 29 Esme fre, 8T.—A RESPECTABLE PROTES- tant girl as chambermaid and to do sewing; best city reference. 357 WEST 2TH ST. RESPRCTABLE PROT- estant German girl aschambermaid and wat-. ress In a private family; good city reference. Call for two days 412 39TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH AVS.—AS. Chamberinaid or waitress. 48 7TH AY., TOP FLOOR—AS CAARREMATD or waitress. Call onor address ELLEN MOORE (cofored), for twe days, 94 # 2D AV. NEAR 43D SE, TOP FLOOR—A ung ail a chambermaid and waitress to apsit with he fvashing ; ho objection to tne country ; r3 Drossmakers and Seamstresses. palit 8T.—A GERMAN GIRL RECOMMENDS a4 ‘koa all kiuds of sewing; work neatly aud 5 gheaply do 5] WHS? 2ST St. BETWREN OTH AND 6TH AVS. — An experienced dressmaker, who is a quick and correct artist In cutting, desiguin ng, teimuning hes employment by the day, or will take work home! ar! her work at Mme. Elder's. WEST 41ST ST.—A FIRST OLA88 SEAMBTRESS dressmaker would engage for half price; country preferred ; reierence; has inachine if required, 130 Wit, 2TH St.—a8 SEAMSTRESS AND MAID; would like to go to the country for the summer months; best city reference, QTR 2, AV CCOMPETENT DREDSMAKER BY the day or month on rensonable terms: would like to go in the country; take her own sewing machine if necessary; best reference, General Rousework, Sc, te MULBFRRY ST., ROOM 10.—TO DO GENERAL housework in a sinall American tamily; country pretetred. QA] WEST 21H St, BRTWREN 7TH AND sth avs. first floor.—A young woman to do how work; can Wash and iron’ well aud do plain cookin, city or country. 99 7TH bag BETWE 26H AND 2TH &TS., second floor,—An finglis stant girl to do general housework; is a good servant; excelient city re erence. 42 EAST ISTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman to do general housework ; city or coun- try; best city refere: 42 “WEST 42D 8, IN THE STORE.—A GERMA mvs) to do general housework, city or country; ironer, cd rete} 8D AV.-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL FOR GBN- eral housework; is@ plaim cook, washer and Housekeepers, de, MAGNOLIA 8T., BROOKLYN.—A LADY AS hou: jeper; !s perfectly competent, 79 208 papay 42D 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to go as nurse or in any capacity with a lady for her board. 945 EAST 11H ST.—AN AMERICAN WOMAN ©) as nurse to an invalid; is willing togo to the country or travel, £ Address Mra’ | RWIN. 320 WEST 83D ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER’S)—AN experienced !ady as monthly nurse ; wonld like ANTED—BY A WOOLLEN comm @ young man 48 salesman. sae rience and references, Post office box ‘OUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION; GOOD AND rapid writer; also figures: acquainted with book- Keeping; also hardware: good rofercueee; moral habits. Address, for one week, W. K. L., Clermont, N. ¥. 8SION HOUS! x At SITUATION WANTED AS COACHMAN BY AN honest German married man; can dive Sosd ey Bt Apply, for three days, to A. BORBB, 136 South GENTLEMAN WANTS A SITUATION FOR HIS coachman in city or country; first class, sober, trust- Worthy young iani single: sa tomes city driver; excelient stauds the care and treatment of horses, carriages; understands gardening and keeping la Foace in order: ean milk; not atrai to werk will make himself generaily useful; wages moderate. Address, for two days, C. 0. N., box 146 Herald office. COACHMAN WISHES TO MEET WITH 4 FAMILY that wants aman fortwo months. Cail on or ad- dress H. H., st 3d st. (COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY Ao man; good reference from his last employer. Ad- Gress P. A., 173 Kast 79th st., New York. ARDENER’s SITUATION WANTED—BY A SCOTCH. man, aged 25; married, one child; has had ten years exberience, two years ‘in America; understands he cultivation of fruits, flowers and. vegetables, care of Greenhouses, &c.: wood refer Apply toa. BRAD- ‘ORT, care of Wm. Bennett, iHorist, Flatbush, L. 1, ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAR- ried mai }o encumbrance; has long experience in the culture of flowers, fruits and vegetables; is willing to make himself generality useful; wite isa good laun- Gress. Address J, G. T., Herald office. ITUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, who lately landed In this country, aa coachman} would take of horses or would hire ont with & farmer In any part of the country; wishes to flud em- loyment and bears are ge will be situation In a hospital or to nurse an infant; best ret- | found Filing. obliging ana trustworthy. erence. letter, J i. West New Brig! 343 BAST MTH 8T., TOP FLOOR—A RESPECT. v ANTED—A SITUATION AB GROOM, BY A “YOUNG es roman udiving lost her husband) as wet man, aged 19. has fi Hi ea! recommended by a city doc- tor Oat or ‘address pineiwvarte . . 7TH AV. (NEW LYING-IN INSTITUTE).—A roan. married woman as wet nurse; a (resh breast of milk; good reference. 8D AV.—A RESPEOTABLE GIRL TO TAKE objection to the country; best ctty reference, care of children and do chamberwork; no Waitresses, &e. WEST 26TH ST.. SECOND FLOOR.—A NEAT- tidy, English giri a& waitress or chambermaid; can get Nod iu kinds of saluds; uuderstands care of sil- FeUce. ver; city r QA, WEST 16TH STA YOUNG WOMAN (as Waltress and chambermatd In a private family ; best city reference from last employer. Call or address, 329 RAT AV.—AS FIRST CLASS WAITRESS; WIL- t with washing, Ironing and cham- berwork; hy reference. RESPECTABLE PERSON WISHES A SITUATIC as first class waitress in a private family: ir ta lace of a man; best reference. Address M. F., licr- ptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. the ald Miscellaneco: 945 EAST 28TH 8T.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants work by the day: is willing to do a: kind, of work, housecleaning, washing, ironing, &c. §22 STU ST,, BETWEEN AV8. A AND B.—A GER- 44 man giri in an English family. bs Intelligence Offices. ROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU, FOR FAM- Altes, atts & mo 0 ee reliable aerante, for city and country, Food, pene won and German sirls to surt, call at 188 rine’ above If oan st. HELP WANTED—FEMALES Vv ANTRD—A_ “PROTESTANT WOMAN, WHO HAS had experience, to take care of small children tn the nursery of the Five Points House of Industry, 165 Worth st, Apply ‘between 10 and Il o'clock A. M. TANTRD—A FOREWOM4N, TO GO TO CHICAGO and take charge 4 kwear manufacturing in a wholesale house ; a pe: ment position and liberal s ary to the ene party maddress, with references, 8, box i70 Herald office. ANTED—A PROTESTANT NURSE FOR CHIL: dren above three years old; must be a ¢ood seam stress and have first class reteren nglish or Ger- man preferred, Apply between 9 md ea M., this Satur jay morning, at 547 West séth st ANTED—A NURSE FOR A ere tyee! WOMAN; ‘woman for housework and to take care of a Witt boy. Call at No. 5 Catharine st., in th ogee Sooge Re Ccaifeters t ‘at Lo aah tad jain cooking, was and ironing. Apply at No, 180 East Both st., from 9to TeaS Me 35 WEST MTH ST.—WANTED, A GIRL FOR GE eral housework. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, SITUATION WANTED—AS ASSISTANT IN ANY department of either a national or private bank. for the opportunity specially of learning the practical features of banking ; sal: nota consideration; vouch- ers of character Oe plied efficient in none, but com- etent for any ¢ aunties of a bank. Address J. W. + DOX 162 ne nid office, MALE COOK WANTS A SITUATION IN RES- teurt A to do A No. lcooking. Call on or address COOK, 151 West 24th st. GENTLEMAN LEAVING ‘FOR CALIFORNIA met take, simples or attend to an} a btsines * person Yrould take samples s ks iefonves given. Adar Pda: 4s? 19 it SITUATION FWANTED—BY A YOUNG FRENCH- man, in an American family; he can drive and is Willing té make Limself generally useful; good refer- ence given, Address 185 South 5th av. bgrbantte crrtteg LANDING FROM IRELAND; can give security. Address D. D., 274 East 10th st. ESPECTABLE MAN AS WAITER IN A 22M family, hotel, restaurant, or would do a: aye work fee Teterence, Address J. 0., box 1 Herald 8 BAR- horoughly understands the busihess in all ches; bo vulection ty ma country can fara first class cil: peeierence. For further particulars dress INDUSTRY, Herald office, Grreatiox W4NCED—BY A BLIND GENTLEMAN, Oto solicit orders ie some new patent article or can: sais for some specialty, Address QUINCY, Heraid office. ITUATION -WANTED—BY A FIRST CLASS COL- grea waiter man, as head waiter: understands full chars af dinin if room; best city reierence. Address B., 1 We * ITUATION WANTED_BY A MAN ANDO WIFE, WHO have Peet the wife can act i cook or laun- dress, the man can male himself generally usetul, Call, for three anys, at SUL Bast 59th st, TFUATIO: —BY A COLORED MAN, AS iret class head. walter; anderstauds hoteing 18 BWA Tespect; good references, Call on or address 8, st, present employer. AITER AND COOK.—WANTED, BY A RESPECT. able young man and wite, situations as above; rit will ao wasbing and ironing. Adare: B., 213, Ea 23th st. top floor. gta ITUATION, BY A DESIRABLE M1D- bosiness man; competent and responsi- biein rene vere satistactory reference Ms ad & #eC- ondary consideration. Address KARNWOt Herald Brooklyn Branch office, “We Gee ea ee A YOUNG COLORED MAN, A SITUA- tion ns walter: good city reference. ’ Apply, lor one week, at No. 112 26th st, second floor. 109 41H AV., FIRST FLIGHT, ROOM 9.—A YOUNG lady, of ‘gooll udaress, as ‘housekeeper: widow: be 4 ear preferred, Call between ld A, M. and 6 P, M, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS colored man cook, who thoroughly understands his business in all its branches, best reference. Call, for two days, on W. T., 129 Prince st. 125 CANAL ST, NEAR BOWERY, FIRST FLOOR, 5 ent hand’ dena respectabte widow (Ger: man) as ao a restaurant. RESPECTABLE er; no objection to 303 % Geran lady as hotbeke the country. A wipow LADY, 2% YEARS OF AGK, WOULD like a situation as working housekeeper: has one child whom she would like vo take with her; will be found smart wud reliable, Address M, lerald offic Mri Cl, MALES PAINTERS WIFE, 311 RAST ¢ 42d ot, is Willing’ to take @ situation’ as house- eeper. Laundresses, é&c. WEST 88TH ST.—A GIRL AS LAUNDRESS AND E chambermaid ; no objection to us Giiy Felerence, Call or aluress a BQ West [TH St, SECOND FLOOR. FRONT YO room.—A respectable woman to go out by the day or week to wash and iron or do auy other work. Call all the week. BAST 420 8T., FIKST DOOR PROM MADISON AV.—A respectable woman to go out by the a Jaundress; has lived with the most respectable f {ies in the city. Wakrep-s FARM AND COOK, AND wife, to take si od of a place in the’ country. 4 relerences and wages, P, G@. L., bo: ress, statin 5 office. 151 WEST 218T ST., TOP FLOOR.—A COMPETENT colored man as oook for hotel or restaurant; aity reference. W. HK MPETENT AND PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER and business man of twelve years’ experience wishes 4 position; first class refereaces and security it required. Address HUDSON, Herald office. GROCERY CLERK WANTED—A SINGLE YOUNG man, having & practical knowledge of the retail Gogery, business. yi bply, With reference, after 7 o'clock fat 1,185 2d A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT bookkeoper in the office of a ut yD ao furnish first class references as to charecte and ability i palay Se. 7 Herald o perience M. Address, with tull particulars, G., BOX 2! N EXPERT OASHIER WANTED. ITH BEST serene and security; good position offered to Sayenperignced ag above, nope others neal ade MAN & CO, 361 and 393 6th ay. aby 109" WEA? 4i81 ST.—AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS or as cook and to do the p'ain washing for a Sinall faraily ; uptown preserred; best city references. THIRD ¥LCOR—A RBSPECT. able woman to go out by the day to do washing Wiig «GF housecleaning ; best reference, Address DWAKD) YD | BAST OTH ST—a VIRST CLASS LAUNDRERAS: desires ladies’ and gentlemen's washing at her pien honse; Would ¥o out by the day; understands flut- ing, | «Ming and all kinds of finertes; good references, 234 Lid bd afl at RS SECOND FLOOR respect by the day or nike to 1A iment siberctia 241 WEST 200H st. Pg end FLOOR. Piss Ana oma ashi home or out; best Tererence. bi inal oe OF MOTH ST.” BETWEEN 7TH AND 81H vanA Oat sy hes p, uting 275 | 5 ATLANTIO At toncnuarae 8 BY AN a perienced By nea Jaundress; anderstand: 7 enen ironing ti Fe Ng RM car In her vaya. 228 SD AV., BETWEEN 2D AND 23D 8TS., et “ ihe fancy store.—A respectable woman clase laan 0 CH chad family, country irene Very bast cliy rasare; GENTLEMAN America, to at would hike to Ma thir? Ada ia GOING TO. OHILI, souTH tend the World's Fair tield thero, & good house an i a fo. ¢ ol n Chale Herald Feast Weesatehce a ae Atareee RUGGISN A FIRST CLASS iT RESORIPTION lerk desires ® position in the city of New York: Bar ‘fefurences. “address PONTAN A fet ‘ald Uptown ranch oMce. RUG CLERK WANTED—A JUNIOR ASSISTANT, D Apply at store 721 Washington st, near West Lith. ERMAN AND ENGLISH DR’ G wanwed—At P, MOUANNI8, No 866 Sd ah eee ig Bt OLERK WANTED—IN A. WHO} Zoods house. "An exyrerienced Yan, welt kee tad with. the ft quasi Wis neces Tee may tudes, with references eee | Bothy A AS BOOKKREPER, BY A * young ried guan; thorough and compe with un uestionable ferences t Tun apaueouaneels APUEwees nn preertt ae, Set Wire a py EY SALESMAN TO SELL HARMAN & outh BG ANTED—AN | LXPARIRNOED ERK W » wholesale drag house ED ORAS, CuRRK 1 IN Jeaving on’account of the family going to Europe, Ad Gress ® Ju present employer's private stabie, 60 East BOY, ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD, WANIE, Omes ot an Importing house. Address, witht refer ences, box 5,08 New York Post office A SMART, ACTIVE BOY WANTED-ONE LIVING with his parents preferred, to wait upon a gentle- Manathis room; "must producé good references, Ad- Gress A. B., box 169 Herald Uptown Branch office, GE. YOUR PRINTING DONE AT THE METROPOLL- TAN PRINTING ESTABLISH MENT, 218 Broadway, You will find it advantageous. 1 as THE EVENING TELEGRAM TO. iT. e “AGL THE LATEST NEWS. ANITORS.—WANTED, MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT H sae ugesoverd), Apply by letterd. G. box 118 deral ae NURSE. —A YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN ital pursing: is wanted’ a8 night nurse at Sas - Mb ay. mu App! ‘ing good testi: monials, at 11 o'clock this morning y8g wo BOYS WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE FANCY ‘goods house, to learn the business; salary first year, $150, "Address, With references, G. D. H., box 127 Herald ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO WAI'r ON TABLES, “Apply at Florence's Hotel, 154th st., and 7th av. Warren THE WHALEMEN’S HEADQUAR ‘ers, 109 South st., boatatecrers, coopers, carpen- ters, blacksmiths and a few able-bodied American pat eta for short voyages. Apply exclusively to J. TANTED—A BOY IN A LAW OFFICE; SALARY $2 “er week, Address box 2.09 Post ‘ottice. ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN, OF PLEASING AD- dress and having some business Srrstiance, to take orders. Apply, trom 9 fill 5, to J, OREHOUS, 14 Murray st. ‘ANTED—A FIRST. CLASS MAN cog, colored or white, for a large boarding house, ply, immediately, at S West ith str borween eth and Wey eae STRONG, ABLE MAN, NOT MARRIED, Who understands driving truck, and caring horses} . 1 ot W ARR, 641 West 46th at ws ‘ASS MAN COOK. SLOWED preferred) at Bath Hotel, Bath, L. 1; none but those with the highest recommendations eed apply. ANTED—TWO AGENTS IN NEW YORK AND ONE every manwacturing town in this or adjoining States. The requisites are intelligence, responsibility, a Ca an3. Cin comes of mechanics. ad: x 4, GOOD WATT: APPLY at ster house corner stn av. and 224 s| ANTED—AT 827 8TH AV., TWO YOUNG MEN, ‘wait on table, Call before 9 A. M,, as the propri- etor is going away till night. ANTED—A SMART MAN AS PASTRY COOK; must Cy ae Ul ate pl ean ad all kinds. Apply at PARK d 4th THE rene THE TRADES, Ser meine ae ‘ANTED—A THOROUGH SOAP MAKER: whois competent will secure a good situation and liberal pay. Address 8OAP, Herald office. ANTED—A CARVER FOR A SUMMER HOTEL; must be first class. Address HOTEL, box 107 Herald office. ANTED—A VENEER SAWYER OR MAN UNDER- standing managing veneer saws; steady work toa ood wall. Call on or address, With references, JAMS . LIBBY, 15 Lispenard st ANTED—A_ FIRST CLASS PEARL SETTER. ‘Apply to CHATELLIER & SPENCE, #02 Broadway. ANTED—A SITUATION IN AMERICA AS DRAW- ing manager or spinning manager or both; have had 20 years practical experience in aimoat all kinds of oo! best references can be ‘Address AVRAHAM CRABTREM, care of " Miprien, buaalau, Selisia, Proseia, (AuNAnD LINE— ot, AND x. AR M. 8. y. co. With a view to diminishing the chancos of collision the steamers of this line take a specific course for all sea- Re rears from Queenstown to New York in the outward passage from Queenstown to New Yor! or Boston, in crossin, ia Ee meridian 50 at 43 latitude, or nothing to the nord (Ow the Romeward passage crossing the maridian of £0 at 42 latitude. or outing to the north o From NuW YORK for Sarai cag ABYSSINIA. .Wed., Ji Wed., July 28 ALGERIA. e ay ch jat., July 3b Meamnersis rked * do not ogra ste Pp Gavin passage, $80. $100, $1) gold, according to ac- commodation.. Return tickets oh favorable terms. Siverage (tickets, to and from, all parte of Kurope at Freight and cabin office, No. 4 Bowling age. office, Lil Broad ia pranlty, Building). CHARLEs G, FRA LX N, Agent, and P. H. DU VERNET, cornet of iark and “Randoiph ‘ets, Chicago. REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINF, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, salling from pier 18, East River, as follows:— SOMERSET, Western ihuraiay, July, & ARAGON, Symons. jay, July. 2 excahin passage, $70; invormediate, $5; mtoctaue, ‘$90, excursion tickets, $1 rreney apply 4 W. Dz Y MORGAN Agent, 70 South street. NCHOR LINE. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. EW YORK AND GLA BOLIVIA. Batariay Sou 10, 11 A. M. ELYs14.. Satur 3 eg Be M. CALIFORNIA. chy M. VICTORIA. Sat nLON Rg at, 4 ia M. TO GLaeSy LiveR¥OoL, T a DERRY, Pi EENSTOWN OK ‘BEL! Pa ss Mo oan. currency, Sebpeaiog: i &ccommoda- Wikeweprats ang * -aheden AT LOWEST Drafts issued for anv. Rants ateurrent rates. HENDERSON BROS, Agents, No.7 Bowling Green. NL&£ DLRECT LINE TO FRANOE, THE betas 33 TRANSATLANTIO COMPANY'S MAIL BAMSUIFS BE BETWSEN NEW ‘The splendid vessels on ‘his tayerite Toute for the Con tinent (being more southerly than any other), will sail from pier Ne. 60 North River, a3 tollows VILLE Dé PARIS, Lachesnez, iurday, July 10 AMEIIQUE, Fousols sSaturday July 24 PEREIRB, Danse “Saturday, August 7 PRICE OF rane including wine), First Cabin, $100; Second, $65: ‘Third, $30. Return’ Tickets at reduced rates. Steerage $22, with superior accommodations and in- cluding all necesaries without exira charge. GLORGE MACKENZIE, Avett, 9 Broadway. BAMER VILLE DB PARIS FOR HAVRE WILL leave pier No. 50 North River, foot of rton street, Gm saturidy: July 10 at IL orcluck. Passenwers are fe este wed at 10 o'elve hscaladi VMN GHONGH MACKENZIE, Agent. RIH GERMAN LLOYD, amship Line between New York, Southampton and Bremen, Company's pier, foot of second street, Hoboken, NECKAK, Jaly 10 wee: MODEL. MAI Rates ot Assi Yor re st Cabin, $100, gold; secon ere on, gol rage, $40, currency. Keturn Hiokets at reduced rates repaid’ steerage certificaves, mn ‘reight or passage apply to ORLRICHS & CO,, No. 2 Bowling green. ‘E LINE. S*New YOR TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BSLFAST AND LONDONDERRY, Sailing trom pier oa 86 North River, as follows STAIB fe IN DIAN Wed. du ed., Ju iT. ‘ed. i cabin, Second eabin $0; Fe IN Balbwin ae 4 00., Agente, No, 72 Broadway, New York. Bteerage . office, 45 Broadway. _ iUel ORG-AMERIOAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE FLAME iss Y MOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBUKG, Fase rr rtd GELLER? Prhates of passage to "Plym jouth, Lond Waa fnavall pointe in England, seo oom old. i ty ia first bin: Lag joneral Agen jeneral Pas a oa nas ee is PT ae eiyaameren ane a ky From tie" Wit favorable erie, state Placed atmdshi te Me ae gio Doe! byt vase, § smo ing and ‘eroom where the noise aud um ks, pier caret River. 22 gold; return tickets on meee AED Mt bath room are ion are least, seooane a pn) of comfort hitherto ‘Gnatualuanle at **Por inspection of plans and other Anformation apply at the company's office, 1 9 Broad we ap or i. J. CORTIS, Agent. ig APY ont from pier 46 Ss Hyoming. Jury 18, uly ‘ons Prepald tickets at ‘way and Sweden, aud Germany at lowest ratex . M. te lo 4c. Drafts on Ireland, LLIAMS & AUETON, July 27, noon . August 3,8 2. M. ‘steerage at lowest rates. Ww rates, Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg. Nor- r ‘England, France 29 Broadway. Gracin NOTIC: Ages SPLENDID MAIL STEAM. ship WYOMING, sailing for Quee pool, spent y. Jul y ‘13, will carry a imited own and Liver. numoer of Second class’ passengers at $40, currency, each, The Fooms con ain four persons; every requisite’ Is provided. Superior accommodation, fur stevraye pasengers at road lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS & GULON, way. Pret 75 OasapA PALA. BHR QUIEN, age M1 i ani eatly reduced | prices. ‘ATIONAL LINE, rs Nos. 44.and 47 bps River. LONDON DIKEC oi ae Return tiekets teerage at ‘at reduced rates. r Frepala steerage tickets irom Liverpool at ne lowest rates. Apply at the comaany "office. 69 Bro y. J. HUA way. ies, “Manager. aon L de. fo be COLOMBO. NaVARIN: “Bae First cabin, °$70,’ curre Excursion tickets on ve reney. ” aly 2 4 secoud YOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, ry favorable, ‘vermis. cur: Through tickets issued'to Contiuental and Baltic ports Apply fog tall articulars to £3 L, WRIGHT & CO, 56 South street. OURIST | TICKETS ISSUED TO ALL PARTS OF Europ and America at reductions rany ing from 10 to 45 per cent below ordinary fares, They donot require thear hol to travel in large partie: train, Wehtee or diligence, first or secorid class ited on any irish and Scotch tickets mast be procured in “America. “Cook's Excursionist,” price 10 ce: nts by mail, has particulars and fares of over 1,000 tours to Europe aud round the world. "Cook's “American, Prog Be had ‘upon “application tree ot gha cation upon application, tree of chat be had cents), ‘amme.” givin, asant rontes in particalars merica, can Oe mail 10 corner Broadw: avand Warren siteot NMAN LINS—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE. Mall steamers are appointed to aail as tollows:— see CEENSTOWN CAND ‘LIV. RPO. orry oF rons: Londonderry, Be! Cabin and STEERAGE—To and from ry q Saturday. J My ay Bf ool, Queenstown, fast or Glasgow hot cca, 38 roadway and pier 49 North Ri hwerage offices roi Wa, art er ‘ort ver, 1s mi Jou Xs} . DALE. Agent. ‘OS? DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO Holland, Relgiune the ASHE Switzerland, &c., via rn ail to the Netherlands, are Tanya ot oe Eps Palen of paneane Jom ‘well ki General Agonts. own for the regu- MORRIS, 50 Broadway, _ RAVELLERS FOR THE BHINE, SOUTH GER- many, Switzerland,-€c.. cannot possibly make their journey in @ mot ot by the bel tain Deda dam. Ele; hursiny, 2d of July. 1 first second cabins, $70 and Steerage accommodations: unsurpassed. agreeable and comfortable manner dish Mail Steamship CALAND, a direct tor Rott ‘$60, W. MORRIS, 50 Broadway. *DONOVAN ROSSA’S EMIGRATION AND RAIL- road information office, connected with his notel, 18 Chatham square, Ni ew York; cabin passage secure BS Sila ‘and correspondents, Dratts paya- rNITED STAT! C Yor Height or asses COAST WISE. STEAMSUIPS, SAND BR ‘or St. Thomas ana Bi steamship ll sail ZL war, 8 ‘SIEAMSHIP MERRIMACK, 2,000 tons tor St! ‘Thomas, Rio Janeiro on Friday, from pier 43 North River. ay hepa GARRISON, Agent, No. 6B owling Green, paciric MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE—FOR CALIFOR- nia, Japan and China, from pier 42 North River. POR ASPINWALL, COLON, Connec! FROM SA. GREAT REPUBL rig ase FOR JAPAN AND By Sdrand 15 ports. For freight or passage dpniy’ at wigr a North iver, A oe fe 3's BULLAY, Buperinteudent. Y,, UAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SS, LINE. FOR VERA CRUZ AND NE Steawers le: r No. 3 North, River at3 P.M. Tuesday, out 8 AVANA DIR&CT, calling at Havana, eagnens Oe Campeachy, Tuspan and ony OF HAVANA. ‘wesday. July 18 f freight or passage apply’ to R ALEXS NDI £088, Bi and 33 Bronte ey Rely for ers Will leave ‘New Orleans ae Wand August 7, ra Cruz and all the other ports. ié eA OR, wAmel N. P. ‘ail Steamship Line, ular under contract with the wanhama government, ‘ing the United States mails. The departures trom New York for the ensuing four months will be as follows :— and ear duly 22, Angus teamsht For turther pargonlars §? a pik a ors NEW YORK, it i, ‘rektars a tember 23 and October M4, July 22, CO., Agents, 62 South street, New York. N®%, YORK ASD HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK.— These first eiass steamsit) ps Will sail at3 P.M. from pier 13Nerth tiver, toot of Cedar sirect, or Havana direct, as tollows:— arene Tuly 20 hursday, July 29 For fr ign or F DASSAZE, having iaisarpaseed accommo- dations, apply te Steamer CIT leave pier 20, ‘east River, on Saturday, July 10 WACO, Captain P. CLYDE & CO. Bo. Mil ywling Gi _MoKeller, Luling & Co., Agents in E ‘avena, ee rpexas LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH- ing at Koy West, ourrying the United States mail.— Sore teacd wil 10 at dP. rood bills of Iealng given to all pease: on the H. am roads, No. hare in freight or pasmge, having superior accommodations, apply to H. and EH. 3 a irge tor forward in H. ands. A, Rail- New York. For ©. i, es a: thas & CO., 153 Maiden lane. DE & 00., 19 Wall street. {OR NEW ORLEANS DIR The The steamshi Till leave pier ats |. Freigh 5 nivesto es Indianola, Roekp: ae, Bt Lio Louis and Brazos Sant $5); _steera: is CLARK & 8) rv Cromwell Steamship Line, NEW OKL, BANS, Captain Dearborn, fo. 9 North River on Saturday, July 10, it received datly. or r freight oF pi Fo AN, 86 West street. ‘Through rates Aranzas jodile. Cabin passage, assage apply td LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Salling trom pot LP ge River. For Norfolk, City Pot ‘Thursdays and Saturda the Virginia and Tenne: iedmont Air Line. Line, road and with points in North Carolina and Newbern and Washington, hi Thursday and Satur: Toiateg 3P. M. Air Li he compan: ag . nie Richmond, Tuesdays, connecting with i, Atlantic Coast ve seam ine Ohio Rail- es to interior Norfolk), every Del, Motdara Wednestays and Fridays, at 4 Pp. ee “connedng with Delaware ‘and reas rail- roads. Passenger accommodations unsorpass Through passage ticks and bills of mths to all points at lowest rates, I Freight received dail; General offices, TRAVELLERS’ insurance to Nortolk, 197 Greenwich street, XN. L. M ie A loOREADY, ‘Prewitent dow ~ cent. at pier 37 Norgh’ River, New ¥. A “NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY. tor New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and Elm Park. Boats leave Whitehall street at foot of Bréadway, daily, A. M,, 12:46, 2:89, 3: 30, 4: 50, 6:30 ana 6:30, 7 330, 8:30, 9:30, 10:45 720 P.M. Sundays, at half-past every hour from 8:30 A, M. Fare 10 cents, ae ¥ AND 1 c YobaRo. street pier 39, Nor arse Twen nae t Pol tsk North and West: ROY BY DAYLIGH and DANIEL udson, Tickets on tr $i, tickets to West Poli and Newburg, returning sane di and from Saratoga, To sarato; iT. t.—DAY BOATS: DREW leave Vestry Me rs gcd ted). ng ak Bomctiesite ihine- sale tor potnts Special trains to round trip, $54) —A.—Or POSITION ‘oe “LINE, ANDREW HARDER, Sea pram Pentz; J. B. SCITUY- eS Captain 0, D. cox, leave Franklin street, pier 5 North River, very aay (Sundays excepted), at 6. M. \ITIZENS’ LINE OF STBAMBOATS FOR TROY, eonnecting with all Ln hag lines North and West.. ie Enmramonss } ly, Saturdays excepted, ,,from pie foot Snroust hekets sold over all connecting 49 North Ki Shan! Leroy stree! ee BOATS. UP THE CREEK J cent daily, 6 P Py with coal ‘s and al points weat Hoes Gana stree' ‘only pace for Cairo, Durham, Windham AMPION Li PASSAGE 9) TER BREIT ‘ine connecting Ru RIVER LI ‘via Ne’ steamers Piast Loved wt Fewport and Pal Bi BRISTOL and PROVIDE INE’ ETO BOSTON, ver, —=The NOE lew world. secniag | trips from which win ve io ® se time ‘obs at tion 3 the four two o'clock, landings, TALLMAN, Superintendent, FYOLNT, NEWBURG, POUGHKEEPSIR, eh Honwoue FARe eon, by ol aly Us Marlboro re reg. gr Wis e N ‘daily. ats jambure and Jeayes Vestry str tito, Ne POWELE NEW YORK HERALD” A ©) b 30, MAKING CONNECTION AT BUF- ABLING Passe Norns 4 Ai, Ms, MONDAY MORNING, ALSO, CONNKOTING AT SION BRIDGE AT 143 P. M. SUNDAY, WITH TH AT his ATALLWAY OF CANADA FOK Aue Ports oR AND WEST, ATTACHED TO THIS” TRAIN BK TWO" PASSENGER AND NS ANUIMITED, NUMBER-OF PAS: ha! KECKIVED FOR THE FOL- LOWING PLACES: ALBANY, PALATINE BRIDGE SHARON SPRINGS) UTICA, SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, BUF- FALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND SUSPENSION BRIDGE, Passengers cans reach all points North, West or South- west, from 24 to 30 hours earlier (han vy any other train, via New York Central ana | Hudson itiver Railroad, thé nly four-track road (all sie ¢ world. com nly speed and safety with Mivorh the WEALD has the right of way over all others, seoners byt night boats trom ‘New Yore can canueat au i iay até o'clock AM. Sunday. Those desiring to visit Sharon Springs can ‘arrive there AtYo'ciock Sunday moruing, in Ai Lours at the Springs and return by the Wie? ti in Sunday evening, arr ving in New York at7 o’clo clock Monday morning. BY THIS TRAIN KE GEORGE, SHARON ry ons 0 CA SARATOGA, RICHFIELD | SPRINGS, 3 Vix WILL WITH THE HERON Bi Se BEKO BREAKVAST JIME, LEAVE iat YORK GRAND CENTRAL SPRINGS, 8, st es >P m Anerve Ni SPENSION BRT OG: TICKETS CAN BE PURGHASED ONLY ON THE TKALN OR AY THs OF FICK OF THE NEW YORK _N. BNO BAGGAGE car ATYACHED, TEWBURG, CORNWALL, WEST POINT, 00: 4N Hotel dock, Iona island daily (Sunda steamboat ARM EN’ A, from Brooklyn, Fulton street, AL M.; Ves el, New York, 9:10; Twenty: street 'g:3 landing” at Manhaitauvilies 9:35; rs, 10:16; Dobbs’ Ferry, 11; Nyack and Tarry: town (by ferryboat), 11.25 Keturning from Newbury at 4:0 & M., reaching New York at 0:0.and Brooklyn at LENS’ excepted), ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. rite Ofeat Trunk ling and Vutted States Mail roate, ing lew York, from’ t 08 Gorthinat streets as follows ate nh. a 8 Express for Harrisburg, the West and South, AM, Sand yuth Pullman lace cus raache, 9 For Wiliiamaport and Losk. Haven (via Philadelphia Sunday oan and Erie Railroad Division, counecting at Philadel pita), 9:30 A. M.) For Williamsport, Haven, Corry and Erie, 5:00 P. M.. connecting at Corry tor le, Petroleum Centre and the Oil Regions For Balimore, Wahine and tte South, “Limited 2, Express” of Fallman parlor, bs M.: arrive Wi nog v t 8: Sand) PM sunday, 91 Express for Pritedes his, 7, 7:30, 8:40, 9:30 A. M,, 12:39, 3, mre 10, 430, 5, 7,82, Pabtrury night. ‘Sunday, ae : 8330 and oe. Pg Emigrant and second class, For Ne ear e Ce, 1 7340, 8,9, 10, 11 A. - RM, Qed), SL, 240, 4210, 4:00, 5 5.20..5210,6, 6 Bay 0 BML ana’l? night sinian For isizabeth, 6) 63) 7.7408, 9. 10.4. M., 12M. 2: 0, 8:10, 3:40, lo do, 4.85, 40, Wi, 66:10, 70, 8:10.10. 1g) P.M. and 12 mght ‘eunda; an For Ranwe; 6.0.7 740, 8,10 A. M., 12 M, 2, $.00, Sia, Aah 4 14. S09 arin le ah 7 ga i0 P.M hight, ‘Sanday, 3 god's For Woy ride, Perth Amboy and South Amboy, 6 and pil 4350 ana 6 P. For New! Brunswick, 7 and 'S A. M. 12 M., 2, 3:10, 4:10, ‘5:20, 6:10, 7 P. Me and 12 night, Suullay, 7p, \ For Bast Millstone, 12 hoon, Hand 5:0 Ak For Kingstone and Rocky Hill, 8:40 A. M. and 42 JOP. a. For Princetoi 12'S), 2, 410'and 7 P. 7, 8:40 A. For Lambertville, 9:3) A. M., 2, 4:10 and SM. For Hemington, Phillipsburg and Belvidere, For Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 P. For Trenton, Bordentown, Burlins on und 933) AY M., 12:8), 2, #9 and 7 For Freehold, 7330.4. Mi, and 4310 F, M, For Farmingdale and squan, 7:30 a, Kor Farmingdale, on Sal aturdays only, or Hightstown, Pemberton and Am POY For llightatowa and Pemberton, & ‘Traing arrive as follows:—From Pitatee, 6 M. and 9:20 P. M. dally; 1:15 A. daily, sGXcePhy Atouan From Wt fahington and Bat more, 6:2) A: M. 4a 087 P.M. Sunday, 6:2) AM and ua? “PM From: wplladelpnia, 9: 20. aa) ito, 11:20, Lk Ae M2: 27 P. Geo, dad and 27 Peake Tionet Offices, 526 and 4° Broadway, No. 1 Astor House and toot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt strogts: No. ‘Court street, Brooklyn: Nos. 114, 116 and 1s Huilson Bireet, Hoboken, Emigrant Ticket Office, No, 8 Battery Paank THOMPSON, D. M. BOYD, Jr., General Manager Gen. Passenger “agent. 9°30 A. M, pon via Perth ed a ae = 3 THIS SATURDAY, JULY JARRETT & PALMERS superd PLYMOUTH RO will leave for SANDY HOOK, Jersey Southern Rallroad, leaves Pall River line pler No. 28, North River, af 10 A; M.. b, ‘orth Rive t @ steamer conneeting with yew 28, toot of Murray. strestt ree ‘hurd str: oe to the race course foot of Twent: ‘arr! 08 mnediately at tho termination of the last race, ICKETS tor the kowad trip to the race course, via boat and rail.. “ty -2$1 TICKETS for the the race track... TICK BTS to LON singles “to TICKETS to Sai dy Wook and” id Yeturn by boat.<77. 109 tan the GREAT MUSIOAL ATTRACTIONS every including GILMOREs “BAND, MaDRIG GLEB CLUS, AL Boys, MOZART CHURCH CHIMES, de. *,* An clegant supper, ata re sony At clesant sup 4 reasonable charge, will be peanp AFTERNOON EXCURSION TO SANDY HOOK AND TUE Nits NATO DAY, JULY The superb steamer PLYMOUTA ROCK will make a trl reet, ATLANTTO, X10 a8 above, leaving foot of T Yortn River, at 3 o'clock and Fall R of Murray sireét, North Kiver, at 3: return to the eity about 8 o'clock. All the GREAS MUSICAL AT’ RACTIONS, TICKETS (round trip), ONY DOLLAR, Children halt-price, PE MAY REGATTA, Grand exenrsion by & by the steam palace, PL’ Oe ‘lle BOC. AY and the GREAT Reaarr which takes piace fe NEXT MONDAY, JULY 12, CA The beautiful steamer will eave pier of the Fall Beer Line, toot of Murray street, North Biver. at 8 o’ eons, ‘O-MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, gly 11. arrivi OAPE MAY and landing passenger next worming. At Wo'otock she will accompany the “butesting yachts. **TIOKETS to CAPE MaY and the KEGATIA, $3, fo be “had at Ruilman’s, 1d Broadway; of Tysons intta Avenue Hotel, and at the boat UNDAY EXCURSION, TO-MORROW. The grand SUNDAY EXCURSION of the PLYMOUTH ROCK TO-MORROW will be up the lovely HUDSON, so far as WEST POINT, stepping two hours at the romantic plenfe grounds of IONA ISLAND. ‘The elegant steamer will teave the River line, foot of Murray sireet, North River, at 9 ane the toot ot Twenty-third street, North River, tos 4, AC, Returning will reach the elty early iy the ig evening. TICKET» (for the round ( ieip), 0} ON. Children under 1 years, hait-price. «” Retreshiments of a choice quality and atreasonable prises aiways on board, ALLY EXUURSIONS TO ROCKAWAY BEAG The steamners, AMENICUS and SAVE RStN I wil Make excursions to Rockaway Beach daily (Sumdays Included), leaving a8 follows: Us, Pes fourth street, North River, 8:39 A, 3 ait wae Tent street, North River, 5265 : Barclay street, North River, 9 A. M. Be My Paitoa ferry, Brooklyn. 930 A, M. and P. Mt Ninth st, E. &,8 A South sith ari msblirg, 8:15 A, urand A.M. and 1:18 B, M.; pier 27, E. P. M.; Fulton ferry,” brooklyn, t ib Pa Returning boats leave Rockaway HOand A. M., 5 and P.M. Fare 36c.; excur- tion tickets Suc, YO a a or THE STEAMER one’ ao canday in July this’ beautiful boat will make DS, a8 Follows = ty-tourtm street, North River, $325 A. M. and 1:10 Franklin street, North River. 8215 A.M ng 1.9) Fulton ferry, Brooklyn. aM PM Mer of bar ‘ora and 1.15 cid Every two 1 Tw P, M. Returning leaves Rockaway Antone trip dally on the folowing we that ts the 7h, Sth, gen, loth. | ten. Sieh ith, 17 A8ih, 19th, 23d, Beh, Jomn, doen, Web, Sist, as follows i ‘fourth street, North’River, 10 4. M.: Franklin street North River, 10:15 A. M.; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, Reinrning leaves Rockaway at 5:30 P. M. Fare, 35 cents, _Excursion tickets, 50 cents. XCURSION DAY BOAT—ALBANY AND TROY, Hy steamer SOMUYLER. from Franklin street, pier $5, Sunday, at 8 A. M.; Twenty-fourth street, 8:15; Manat: tauville, 840. ona Island aud Newbury, 269. ; Pough- Keepsie, Rhinebeck, Catskill, Athens and Albany, return tickets, $16), arriving next morning. iyo BY STEAMBOAT ARMENIA, DAILY 17 (Sundays excepted) trom NEW YORK AND 'BROOK- through the HIGHLANDS and NEWSURG BAY to NI W BURG: with opportunity of spending three hours a ¢ unrivalled pienic Os or two hours at COZZENS HOLELOM WEST POINT See advertisement in another column, OR EXCURSIONS—THE LARGE, FIRST CLAS! favorite steamboats SLEEPY HOLLOW, now calle. Tan LONG ana and METAMORA; Dudley’ = derney, Spril 'yors’, Alpine and Iona Groves, wish Kieges dnd Soats of ail kinds SRS, corner of Morten aud West streets, nd & da. vata, ROVIDENCR, AND TON XINGTON area sm From pier = North iver, oot of Jay. streot, the ela. gant steamers RUODE [8LAND ond ‘Sgregrpesrtaand latly (except em EHOVIDENCE 11% mrvrapien gy, North River, foot oF ethisn street, th “steamships ERBCTRA and GALATEA daily (@xcep! Se nduys) ats ORL pee. gg ree re bo a ag mVves AA) al unk excepted) Digg at North River foot of Canal strce ~ CIAL NO 8 ardny. Jaly 3 and every ¢ wilt leave rH & ae herete ia 6 as heretofore, in order to connect with t! aing train at Al- bany for Saratoga and the West ENE W JERS VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE trom New York to Philayetphta ouly $225, Fare from New York to aie! or Commencing sune 28,184 02 leave New York, pier 8 North Fiver, foot Rector street, For Philadelpula—9:5 A. M. 1 and 3:9 For Long Branch. ALM. sara foot rustroet ie Ri undays, (rom Palace c: through t hiladel cai wht. 'S 8 . SNEDE: ee + piers, hia on 3:30 P. M. line. , General Manager. WARATOGA REGATT. ViA PEOPLE'S LINE, On and after July 13, enlarged accommodations will be offered to the travelling pubiic by the enterprising Proprietors of Peopie's Line steamers by the addition of auocher large aud elegant steamer to those now run- ning trom city to Albany and Saratoga, so as to Offer staterooms and superior, Somtorta to the thousands sings tn me for the ¢ steamer ST. JOH ely decoratsd amd imbroved with spectral reference to this occasion. A great reduction in ex- cursioa tickets o Saratoga and return, Round Lake and return, and to Albany and return. is now offered at the pe aes ofiice, pler 4i North River, foot of Canai TEAMERS C, VIBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL sell through tickets, on board boats, vii stages trom atekill, New York, ham, Durham and Durham, termediate points at reduced rates. QIARATOGA,—DIRKOT ROUTE VIA CITIZEN'S LINE, SD Elegant steamboats, leaving New Tork dail (Sator- days excepted) at 6 P. M., from pier 49 North River, foot of Leroy street. Bxcursion tickets, New York to Sara toga anc return, good thirty days, oaly $4 ; __ EXCURSIONS. A —GRAND EXCURSION andar, Duly 1, on board the fat and coramodjous LONG OF; Captain soho eh; jandt at Yonke: Tons stand, est Cold Spring and Cornwall. Leaves Fulton Ferr: Brooxiya, ac8'A. M.; West Tenth street, North River, a §.30 A. M., and Twenty-third street, North Iiiver, at 9 A. re for the excurson, PROFLE, LINE, FOR SARATOGA. aT A OMS FOR TWO STEA FON TUESDAY EVENING, July 13, WPECTAL HXCURSION TO SARATOGA HEGATEAL ‘The elegant sueamer, DEAN Ri iNGko will leave pier orth River, July ao and the com- Irodigus and new! ecorate haavaee JOHN, same evening. at 6P. M, Excursion tickets, which must be archaved atthe office on the wharf, will bo sold duriu be Hegatia Aud Rapes in Juiy and 4 August, good unt! September 1 "0 Sarato; ann retrn, includiug rallway fare row Albany, $5 oe Ack —SUNDAY OURSION.—GO SEB fe ek GREAT N, 0, Fredrickson'’s walk boing Ag lem River on sno" oes, at High Bride lay, July 1h, le tween 2 and 4 oiclook, Fr. a verybody can gee the Ett feat from fit 3 LLY, MOSES aa¥Lo! Mand GEORGH RIRKBEOK will leave rig) Brie Soy halt hear all day, con. necting with all New Y. peas TREE Recond and Third ‘vonue oars hg . LONGSTREST, Proprietor, REGULAR UNDAY MORNING Boat FOR A Newbu: aes, a at Yonkers, Iona Island, West Point, old Spri Cornwall. | The favorite sieamer LONG BRANOH “cormorly the sleepy Buena ain John Lynch. leaves Fulion terry, Brooklyn, at 8 A West Tenth street, North River: at Tw nono” North River, at 9 A. M.; fare for the exe ‘ston, ISHING BANKS.—SUNDAY, JULY uM, LARGE 8) steamer WM. FLETCHER; tare ‘sre bani and tice three largest fish ; leaves Harr! fare pa 5:45; Sth street, East Ri hive Wea iti Mustc, bait, lines and retre: Gly pisen St. DERLY, Manager. OO Po, RT LEE, fea teen leo Urine abd Pair es. ide hay leave ©: Twenty: al Py aol Sendage ee nauseee AMILY rag eg al Glen Voda and Glen Woo TO SEA, OLIPR, a. GENBRAL SEDGWICK wai leave “PED Freek xp), day, (Sundays om Thine -third si AM. Returnini ‘god at 3:15; seen uit 4; Glen Cove, 405 P.M ened at Thirty-third stre RAND EXCURSION TO HIGHLANDS AND RED Bank, N. J.— The strong. and commodions steatn- boat 8 ty brep leaves pier 6, foot of Fraakim street R, Popning at $:5y o'clock; returniag leat Red Baukatd IGHBRIDGE.—POLLOCK’S HOTEL; LARGE AND commodious platform; danciug every afternoon and evening, - ARLEM, MORRISANIA AND HIGH BRIDG! ‘DGB. The ieee Pa HARLEM, Pat nore ie \d SHADY ave Fulton Market it . & ‘2,3 #5, 10:15, 11315 A.M. 32 BS, 4:25, 5215, 6, 6 ind Tan OM ian ding Grand sizeet, hinth street, Twenty-third street and ‘Astoria. See tim for particulars. a wundays—Boats leave every 45 minutes. EGULAR SUNDAY EXCURSION BOAT FOR ELIZ. abeth ort. —Bveamer if MATTANO | a rere ees y 22 North Rive: ‘ves Ellzabethport at 1:30 and 10:30 A. Me, and fp he ges BOAT FOR Pee ag eet favorite steamboat SYLVAN William Hauxburst, leaves foot of pea t9:18A. M. bvery Sunday, landing at Blzal pore’ Union. Rossville aia Perth Amboy. "hace tos Ant way landings to Keyport, Wo. KExcursionists have four hours at Keyport UNDAY. EXCURSIONS FOR HARLEM, MORRIS. ania, Chrisv’s Park, Karl's Park and High Bridge. ors mth street, Astoria and 19th sytieat Di wi Uh vente 00 Sunday, ie, 5 ne a te A As 1 f P. Vata pe aces M. $50. N. B.—The 6 fre aes trips jendag heen y-tbird_ ‘street. High ge boats ip. Pare, AS connect with every riPONGsTREET st Suoerintendent. B.—See advertisement In this paper of N. 0, Fred- icksoa"e Shik Scroms Harlem liver on snow shioes. ane QTEAMBOATS sae bag ple FOR EXOURSIONS TO 5 Raritan Beach, nm, Sunnyside and Gien- wood Groves. santes C3 ‘seat te Li South street, EXCURSIONS FOR GLEN COVR AND SP este, anal at Coilege Point, Whitestor Great Neo Gity inland Sands re ee wood mon Sanday aly eck aor Sa ty Jandings. and returnis ne i oO Pe at No, a7 & TER FOR BXOURSIONS—THE NEW Low PO cidtre propelier Restless for small parties: ple did decommotauona #, W. SLARK, {S Coeuties slip, cor South street SHARTER=THR STEAMBOAT FORT . LER, for nics, parties and Ser ach etna a a on atbet ia tke sttetneoe, ee epaateil Manninen —WREKLY AND MO NTBLY, PAYMENTS FOR * Furniture, Carpets dding, at B. M. CO RTHWAL! 8, 155 snd iby Ghatham ‘treet aa minense stock “ond low prices. DOTION ROOMS, 39 AND ai FAST Rt Lead ny street.—Furniture, Carpets, Pi: on, direc J Ey private sale at anction prices. J, HAVEN, Aucti gives personal attention es at private houses. QNIFIOENT CRIMSON SATIN BROCADE PAR- A Ma Suit, nearly t $80, for, BID: doy Bly cin, th $35, $50 aod Panos forte, ai bar iy Bona Thirweenth se, wear Fourth G BANKS ge by tig DAY ‘s Sxoapted) r SETH LOW, on strech. y Byehth street, street, N.R., 7:40; ner filets, ‘ai ake a. BP POsticit? Manager, ERO REFRIGERATOR, WITH COOLER: BRST IN Z the world: riente and Fishing Baskots; refrigerators repaired; send f Bhs —FOR ExOURSIONS—SALOON STEAMERS WYO. ler) and OLYFHANTS barge ng and Tong Island Groves to areal, t, Opposite Christopher street erty; open Wy crossurr. EAS’ VER BOAT—DAILY He nh Ah gs tat TO Gey ‘Mand. ie ms vorite steamer MONITOR A. blic, Chicago, Repunto, Excelaor, Kaglerwond oid Sy street, Kast iver, ato A. a Mer pier Hacc tye atv 0 i 0 and Fulton terry, Bi 9904. M., bid “FISHING BANKS REGULAR EVERY Da -Fh turdays excente soa fi SETH Lo Hatrege gst. mea ene = | Res tickets, SL AL. “4 —DAILY EXCURSIONS and 3 PW. : West Ten ; 30 P.M, ; Prant at qd BMC, pier, Rey al 904M, ner Ly SARATOGA, B AY LINE advertisement UROPEAN {oraInvorant—ralta wan snows i oe marriages; We. to $1 No. 150 “MEDICAL A uM WeSTELt > Midwire SINCE 184), NO. 2 + bast Pitty. d'street, fi Goor from Fifth ay. Avie PREE.—DR, AND eA port. oa tal constltedt confidentially, No. 47 =—MMB, MAXWELL, MIDWIFS, See AY Bast fenth street, noar Third ro -| . MAURIORAU; 8) YEARS PRAC- og Etta: les Omce 1 Liveriy, near Greetwien street A. PauANe ME .Gbue aaa abt, SOR OURS. pR 1 CM, bar WSsT OUR) aan 46 Bloockorat, near