The New York Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1875, Page 7

ee SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks, de. WEST 18TH ST,, SECOND FLOOR, REAR. —A 34 first class cook ina hotel, restaurant or boarding house : city or country, Address or call on 8. M. 122 WEST 20TH ST,—AS FIRST CLASS ENGLISH cook in @ private fainily; unaerstands French and American cooking; no objection to the country; can take entire charge of kitchen; city reference. WEST 19TH ST.—A WOMAN AS FIRST CLASS cook; understands all kinds of cooking and bak- Ing; will nssist in washing; would go to the country; food relorences. 120 WEST 33D ST.. THIRD FLOOR, FRON' a —Two NEW YORK HERALD, HELP WANTED—YEMALES, DO ne nore er o 232 EAST ‘3D ‘at. “RESPECTABLE Wises general housework in « small family; must ood washer and ironer; good wages, —A SMART, ACTIVE YOUNG WOMAN, a et maa and waitress in a genteel board: ing house. Apply at 23 Vi ‘ick st. ANTED—TWO LADIES AND TWO GENTLEMEN; WwW post. reetie, to work: make trom, $5 t0 iit or sudress Interuatiousl Hotel, room ve Ppark F ow. ‘ANTED—OPERATORS ON WILLCOX & GIBBS W machines on foit eairis. BENNETT & SMITH, 13h lst st oklyn, E. Bro y JANTED—A LADY OF FINE ADDRESS AND business ability. to introduce a newly patented article, reauired in every ma: Shines’ “Appiy.at Wit & PiTZGERALD'S, 397 8d wy ANTED—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND IRON ‘and do the work ot the lower part of the house. er 90! "clock at the asoment door 240 West Lith st EUROPEAN _STEAMSHIPS, TATE LINE. s3 NEW TORK TO GLASGOW, LiveRPoot, UBLIN, BELFAST, ABD LONDON DERRY, rom Dee Mo, $6 North Miver, as tollowes— PENNSYLVANIA, And every Wedne: ‘cabin,'670, $8) and $9); return ticke! Etta necond: cabin, $5. tickets, ‘$90. rage at ly to AUSILN BALDWIN & CO., Agents sony No. 72 Broadway, New York. Steerage office, 45 Broadway. atk GREBCE Nos. 4 and 47 Herth River. ied ot n 13 re baths BAM. Vi UREN ENGLAND, July Ne Rugust 8 P.M Ge FT... Aagast ‘August 21,8 A.M, Steerage at | Sea aay $70 and cy. reat y reduce prices. Return tickets at reduced rates. ald steerage tickets trom Liverpool at the lowest rales Apply atthe company’s oft pice | oo Broad way. TRST, Manager. SITUATIONS WAN A SITUATION WANTED—BY A HIGHLY RESPEC. table young man, who has tived man, butler and valeton botl of the Atianwl city reterence. Aaaress J, W., box 184 8 Bre A FIRST CLASS HOTEL MAN WANTS A SITUA- tion to take charge of a firgt class boarding house ; city or country, Address J. W. T., Herald Uptown Branch oftice, PRENCHMAN DESIRES id carver; can mi eof 73 Herald Uptown Branch o WANTED—A PLACE AS PORTER OR WATCHMAN, by one wno has been ten years in one house; un- derstands moaekings has the best recommendations, Ad- dress H. A., box 1/7 Heraid office, ws Wy ANTED-SITUATION BY HOTEL MAN, CAPA. bie of performing all the duttes of large notel; yeipaple acquaintance ; ample reference given. Address HOTEL, A. B., Herald ‘office. A SITUATION 4S COOK Addr 1. C., box colored girls together; one as cook and the ther as chambermaid ; reference if required. Call tor 14.0 88? uti Sto RESPECTABLE WOMAN as cook; understands all kinds of cooking; clty 143 west i ities.’ Brere TABLE WOMAN ce in the city. 344 Ta as Very good cook: understands meats, desserts; willing to do part of the washing; y oF coun fe § —A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH 442 rad er opaks will assist with the washing —A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS FIRST 642 hte cook: undorstands her business thorovgh'y; would do th Chambermaids, &c. VARIOR CORNER BEACH (PRESENT EM- Sahat ‘ond ironing in a private family. 119 24:2, 28TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Call from 10 to 2. 134. WEST 8TH, St.—A DECENT, RESPECTABLE aral housework for two in family, Call until Mond girl as chambermaid and waitress or to do gen- iL house work for two in family, Call until Monday. avs.—A Protestant girl as chambermaid or walt fess: no objections toa first class boarding house, Cull 83. 0 days, or country: would assist in washing ; good reterence. TTA AV, NEAR sia ST.-A YOUNG Wo- fame, soups, try; good city reference. nd Lroning ; good reference, washing of a small private family; best sity reference. ehambermaid and to assist with as chambermaia and waitross in «private family ; food reterence. girl at chambermaid and waitress or to do geu- 164 Wit, BD S—A DECENT, RESPECTARLE a 4.09 NEST 204 St. BETWEEN 9TH AND 1TH or addre: sy Av. 86 BETWEEN 52D AND 53D STS.—A RE- pectable German girl as chambermaid in a wnall private tumily. Dressmakers and Scamstresses, O34. WEST loTH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN as family seamstress; understands cutting and fitting children’s clothes: would assist with children; sity or country; good references. v3 FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER WILL ACCEPT @ situation in the country (Saratoga or Long Branch preferred) for the season for seams ress! wages Addgass 5. SPRAGUE, Herald Uptown Branch office, General Housework, é&ec. 183 WEST 28TH ST.—A PROTESTANT GIRL TO do general housework, city or country, ina small private family; good. reference. () WEST, 19TH ST, IN THE CANDY STORE — 4 respectable middle-aged woman to do 40) Tr no objectioa to country or city; be: reference. 215 CLERMONT AY., BROOKLYN.—A RESPECT. able young Protestant girl to do general house- work and to learn sewing in @ smail family, wages no object. 22 WEST 138TH ST.—A LONDON PROTESTANT girl to is penecst housework in the city; is a good servant; would make herself gene rally useful. 241 WEST 27TH ST., NEAR 8TH AV.—A RESPECT. able woman to do housework in @ pri tamlly; wages, from $12 to $l4 it city references, 33. Zon 34TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to do general housework; pace: plain cook, washer and Ironer; no objection to t! city reierence. e country ; good 418 EAST MMTH 8T.—A YOUNG woman es] do housework in a small tamil: washer, ironer and plaim cook; willing Oe go fa” ike couniry. 42. 4 EAST 11TH 8T., SECOND FLOOR, FRONT room.—A Tespeciable [tt Tegter eal to do gen- eral housework in a private fs + no objections to go @ short distance in the country? & 90a city reference. 44. WEST 40TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman to do general housework in a small pri- vate family; is an excellent washer and ironer; or a8 chambermaid and waitress; first class references. 50 WEST 83D ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT housework and make herself usetul; city or country. 725 8D AY. (RING SECOND BELL).—A GIRL TO assist with light housework ; city reference. ITUATION WANTED—BY A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS t rhest recommendations; understands kinda of housework. Address M. M., Herald Brooklyn Brancn office. Housekeepers, &c. LUDLOW 87. (RING LOWER BELL).—A young French lady as housekeeper. DELANCEY ST., CORNER ELDRIDGE, ONE flight up.—A young lady as housekeeper. 24] BLERCKER STAN INTERESTING WIDOW 241 inay 29 years, desires to Keep house for & widower Of means; writes well; the piano ne Bs eed lege a AN AMERICAN OF AVERAGE ability (4 years of ago), something to chi Ret decent) to keep trom starvation. Address W. P., Herald ~ OLERKS AND_ SALMSDnON SENTLEMAN OF FINE BUSINESS QUALIFICA. tions and a first class salesman, having a large trade in the West in paints and colors, desires a position As salesman or manager of & manufacturing establish- would lend the party a few thousand dollars, . With real name, SALESMAN, box 139 Herald men dre. ottice. B% 17 YEARS, SPEAKING FRENCH AND bb lish, wishes ® situation in an office or whol enees good references. Address E. ROSSE, No. 8 OOT AND SHOE SALESMAN WANTED—TO travel in New ork, Connecticut and New Jersey; one having expertence Ba reccente Address, with reter- ences, box 230 Herald o: fhe sehr WANTED—BY A SMART YOUNG mana entry stock clerk, or as night clerk in a hotel “good reference, tog Midress Me EJ. box 160 Herald office. WANTEDSBY AN EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER, a situation to sell all kinds of guods by the day or week, in the city orcountry, Address F. A., Herald office: ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A COMPETENT double entry bookkeeper and first class penman, with references unquestionable; wholesale preferr experience in wholesale Sry goods, notions, &c, Addre: ACCURATE, box 129 H id office. ANTED—A GROCERY CLERK, APPLY AT 535 __ Hudson ste Wantep-a RELIABLE, GOOD SALESMAN, IN A cigar factory. Only those having city. eee wit address, with roferences, L., box 212 Herald office, _ COACHMEN AND | GARDENE ERS. _ “SITUATION WANTED—AS_ “COAG HIMAN ANI groom, by a colored man; thoroughly understands Address 129 26th A his business ; first class city reference. street. 8s coAaemes AnD hy ry —A SINGLE MAN tranches wilting aud obliging: mot afvatd of work: good ranches ; wi civ seterence: ‘Address BOK OHMAN, box 203 Herala o OACHMAN’S PLACE WANTED—BY A MAN OF good experience; will be found very suitable in a ee Bae reference excellent. Address M., 65 ew st, ARDEA EE BOR OugaEe UNDERSTANDS ALL its pace Cah anc outside of glass; best ommendations and satistaction can be given. Addresi WILLIAM GARDENER Herald office. gett SITUATION WANTED—BY A THOR- ughly competent oes even first class florist, trait, arabes and vege grower; best references. Cali o1 dress ‘Broome st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A COACHMAN AND gardener, who understands his business thoroughly ; arene W Div box 1 reference trom last employer, Ad- dress W. D. x 123 Herald office. __HEI HELP |W WANTED—MALES. _ “ae GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND BUSINESS tact in au old establisned firm; permanent position and lucrative to the right man: undoubted reference reqoired. Address V. Y., Herald office. N AGENT 18 WANTED RY A J TRE IN. AY sithnce’coripany navite Very ta iets; one who is now established in the re: ‘estate business referred. Address, with particulars, INSURANCE, Qox'io! Fost office, New York. id 4 GENTS be hog berg SELL A USEFUL DUMES- 3D Avs tie artiole; $8) per week can. fo made easily, Ap. Rei eppeLL. | ply tos. Ww. Han foe eee rey at., New York. —WAN! sD AGENTS, TO Oe ee ee A. travel th a indy and soll The Golaen Laddery" usekeeper for some gentleman's | dant pita er Aiea wigeresen aamtie: family of Kreand, Call all the woek. Miss SERINGER. set eat, for three days, a) a0 Ninth avenue. 14 EAST 2TH ST., ONE FLIGHT UP, BACK.—A young widow housekeeper ; widowers family preferred Cail a er lv A. M. Laundresses, &c. WEST 18TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN Leos . 3 or week washing, ironing ren 10 119 Acolored woman wishes a tew lai tlemen’s washing. Mrs. MANLY 13 WEST 21H ST., SECOND FLOOR, BACK —A colored woman wishes ladies’ fan a fen tlemen’s washing, fluting included. Mrs. Pi 6TH AV.—A COLORED WOMAN, WHO THOR. 26 oughly understands her business in all its ae wishes the washing et some families and ladies and gentlemen: white al resses done ep ie sul Flor style and atshort notice, Mrs, A. &. WRIGH 335 East wsrn 8T.—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS would take a few families’ or gentlemen's wash- ing by the piece, dozen or month, ‘Mrs. MCCARTY. 408 WEST 26TH ST., pe by tate 9TH AND if avs.. room 6,—A first clas age, wishes gen- lemen’s, ladies’ fami by lag; understands flu. tine and fine washing; good reference. Cail or address, 436 38 T 36TH SI., REAR, TOP FLOOR.—A RB- spectable woman to go out washing by the day or to do housecieanii ell recommended. 653 22 AV., BETWEEN 45TH AND 46TH STS.—A first ciass Idundress;. city or country; good reference. Nurses, &e, 10 WEST 571 ST.—AN EXPERIENCED LADY AS nurse or nurse to an invalid; references trom 11Q@ WEST “rH ST. sar FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— | | article which is OY WANTED—AT DRUG STORE NO. 463 HUDS ALR for two or three weeks; some experience re- quired. ANVASSERS FOR atti 2 TERRITORY.. es Detent men for that superd work, “Barope tated: Its Picturesque Scenes a LONDON PUBLISHING COMPANY. ve Murray st. Ce BOY TO DELIVER LIGHT PACKAGES FT and collect $50 deposit as security required; wages He ares wit cen UBLISHER, box era Wastin PATENT AGENT TO SELL A VALUA- patent. Address HOFFMAN & *ERSCH, No, M8 oe street aa dress, in own hand, ANTED.—A FEW, ACTIVE, PUSHING MEN, CAN ind Jucrative employment in putting up the Stock- well Self-Laghti Gas'8 Burner efsons accustomed to canvassing preferred. 89 Liberty ANTED—A FEW MORE Tw WHO ARE F. and A. Masons and have had experience in can- vassing. vali at Occidental Hotel, corner Broome and Bowery, for W. J. bb ae § BARTENDER, ALSO A WAITER, FOR in the cit ference: le ODELLIS 109 West 31 joes required. Apbly at W aarkb—TeAW CaaS AGENTS IN ALL THE States to sell, by ae & line of embroidery articles on commission. stating = last occupation. references, &c., box ib Post othe, REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE. (ENGL, NEW YORK 10" BRISTOL, ane sailing trom 5 Pier ls ia GREAT Wid ERN Windian a Cabin passage, $70; intermediate, currency; excursion tickets, $: Apply to W. D. MORGAN, ‘Agent, 70 South street. NFS GERM AN LLOY! orEar iu ae LINE on tWREN Eat YORK, HAMPTON AND BREME sea oman’ 1 pier foot of Second street, Hovoken, Jaly 31 one est He gust 7 NEC Rates’ of passage trom New York to Southampton, Havre’ or Premen © First Cabin, $100 g freon cate, $60 gold; Steerage, Return tickets at reduced F Prepaid steerage certitica For ‘Solent er, r passage oS No. 2 Bowlmg Green. (ausarp LINE.—B. AND N. A, R. M. 8. P. CO. 0 wih s Masi to auaiatane the chances of collision the rs of this line take a specific course for all soguone of the your, ‘On the outward passage from Que jo New York or Bosion, in crossing in the iis wt tos lan tude, or nothing to the north of 43. On the homeward i ceeip ape {rosin the meridian of 50 at Sey or pity ‘Steamers in: Cabin passage, si, 3 130, “gol commodation, "Return tickets on ta ‘age tickets toand from all 1s of ‘Europe at rates, reight ant avin a Nes 4 Howling | @ Steeras 3. a road wa, nai ui ing). | Fee eer ARLES G. FRANCKLYN. Agent, and ¥. H. DU VERNET, corner of Olurk “and “Randolph streets, Chicago. ASDENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CHINA EMBARK from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street, Jersey City, avs P. 31, + OD Satya Suuly 31, 187 Ak) FRANCKLYN, No. 4 Bowling Groen, New York. OST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO Holland, Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland, &c., via ROITERDAN. MAAS. August 5| ROTTERDAM SCHOLE: August 19] CALAND... These beauiifal seamors, cxrcying the nites mail -to oF Netherlands, are well known bial ‘the regu. on if e low. ol passage lov. we ar NCH i [NITED STATES MALT, LINES STEAM TO QUEENS. AND LIVERP( OM auing every Tuesday, from pigr 46 North Rival -August 3, Wisconsin, August, 17,3 BM hieesr Th noon: | Weoming augue Gabin, itermediate and steerage at lowest rate Prepaid Uckets at low rates. spPhsmengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg. Nor. jen, &e. Draits on Ireland, gh ndland, at lowest rates. A) WILLIAMS & GUION, "B brondway. Le rae |-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE tor a ae igus | GRULERT.. HAMBUR IRRANIA.. SURV via aoe fai'id | CIMBREA, Rate: passage oto, * plymouth, London, Hamburg and ali poinw in England, Beotland Gabi , frst saloon, gold. Cabin. second saloon, Kold B. RICHARD & BOS, teerage, cure DT & GO: General ents, General Passenger Agents. 61 Broad street, New York. 61 Broadway. New York. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, THE GENERAL TRA ANSATLANTIC | MAIL bon RT Sweden, France and German: ms The tinent (being more sou! lendid icy on id favorite route for the Con- utherly than any other), will sail from r No. 0 North River, as follows :— PE » Dai seoeees Saturday, fogast FRANCE, Trudell Saturday, ARE Sap Veen E PARIS, Lachesn Saturday, Sept. 4 CE OF PASSAGE IN GO Dd 6, ivcinaing wine). Firat’ ipabis ung to accommoda- $12) and, $110, accord tion; second cabin, Roiues tlokets at reduced Steerage $26, with superior accommodation, includin all necessaric thout extra charge. Steamers marke: thus *do not carry stearage passengers. GEORGE MACKENZIE, ‘Agent, 85 Broadway: NMAN LINE.—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE. appointed to gail ae y} 3 AND LIVER si ony waraay July Sy 2:8 P.M saturday, Aug. 7, at9 Saturday’ aug: iL — wanes ats a Royal TOR TOW one oF pad MOND GIy OF CHESTER. z 4 Pr, CITY OF MONTREAL. *...:-Saturday, Aug. 21, at8A, * 'tY OF BERLIN. saturday, Rug. 2 at2P. i wach recs I et North, iver, Cabin, $80 and $100, a, according” to accommoda- Ww ra 23 currency apply atthe Passage and company’s office, No, 15 Broad: mor sieerage Passage at 33 Brosdway, or pier 45 North iver. JOHN G. DALE, Agent. wites stan LINE, UEKNSTOWN OR YER oh caRRY’ NG THe UNITED oe oa REPUBLIC, erriep GEaEs DR: Aric. BAaLtTi Frow the White Star Rocks, pie: tes—Si and $100 in gold; revere tickets on tere nd bath rooms are placed ainidships, where the noise aud motion are lease | ffording a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable sea. For inspection of plans and other information apply at the company’s office, ly Sromsyey: New York. CORTIs, agent. NCHOR_ LINE. A CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. INTERMEDIATE ABD, nm AT LOWEST Drafts issued for any acenaae as current rates. HENDERSON BROS, Agents, No.7 Bowling Green. WANTHDI A GENTLEMAN OF FINE ADDRESS ‘and business lity to introduce newly patonted in town or country. Apply to Wilts & ViTedkRALD, 537 Sd av. ENERG&TIO YOUNG MEN. WHO CAN WRI ood hy fi $4 to $5 day, © E can be made every it Ste, Brooklyn. THE TRADES, “BAKER, FIRST CLASS HAND, WANTS A SITU- ation in the city or country. 333' West 88th st. Ronse” physicians and ladies. Call on or address T WEST 151H ST., IN THE KEAR.—A RESPECT- od abie young girl'as nurse and seamstress; good reference. 12 BLEECKER 8T.—A FRENCH GIR, 15 YEARS old, nan English family, to take eareet ep dren and help to do chamber wor! . GR! ENTAL ASSISTANT WANTED.—TO A FULLY oupetent person Kood wages will be given. Ad- %., Herald Uptown eh ANTED—A SOBER, COMPETENT BAKER, WHO understands bes the restauranttrade. Address, with references, MANAGER, Hotel, 43 West st. 182 WEST 19TH ST., BETWEEN 6TH AND 711 4 avs.—A young woman as nurse and seamstress; thoroughly understands her business; city or country; best city references, 13 ELIZABETH ST—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN to go as wet nurse ina private tamily and take ad with her. 14 3D AV—AS NURSE IN ANY KIND OF SICK. neds; best references from doctors. Call’on or ad- dress Mrs. HAMILTON, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH avs.—A respectable Protestant young woman urse and seamstress, or would do chamberwork : of or country; good reference. J) WEST AIST ST.—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED “=| Woman wishes a havy ‘a Aud nurse at her own : lost her first baby, I old; will have Every attention; OF Would go tg nurse Datin & goed te iy. “None but respectable parties need avpl ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT PAINT and color maker, who understands boiling —_ &e, or one week, with particulars as to ¢: erience, salary wanted, Ac. \Address LIQUID PAINTS, 0x 704 Post offic __ HOUSES, RCOMS, ¢ wo. WANTED. ‘In this City and Brookiyn, ij A PRIVATE FAMILY, JUST RETURNING FROM Europe, with no small children, wish to lease a Furnished peor Gd Fifth avenue, above Twenty-third Stret. Address Post office,” Govare ROOM WANTED—VRAR GRAND CEN. "wal depot, by two gentlemen ; about $16 per month, Addre: 3 FOR #81, Herald Uptown Branch ‘oflice. te V TANTED.—TWO GENTLEMEN WISH 10 TAKE A Room ina house located between Thirtieth and Fiftieth streets and Third and Sixth avenues, without board. Address L. &8., box 14 erald office. ANTED—BY AN ENGLISH PROTESTANT GIRL, ‘@ situation as Nurse or to Wait on a lady; Adaress E, M., box 313 Flushing, U. 1 TANTE years old, country’ preferred. A STIVATION, BY A YOUNG GIRU, to take care of children and do lant Address UNION, Herald Miscelianeor WEST 47TH ST,, FIRST FLOOR.—A GERMAN Protestant gitl ih a private American tamily, “).8 LADWS MAID=TO GO TO EUROPE FOR THE summer or permanently, by a very genteel and highly respectable American girl who needs a home, 500 Retors to A. 8, SMITH, 9 Cuff st a LTT ATION WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED lady, a le brancher and for renovating the stock Orflowern "Address BRAN ING, box ILL Herald office. Intelligence Offices. T THE PROTESTANT SERVANTS’ BUREAU. Families, hotels, &e.. promptly supplied with eapa- @, reliable, civil heip, tor city and country ; cooks, 4c; also German girls'and ali kinds to suit.’ Uall at (he Home Bureau, 148 6h av., shove 10uh st. PROK OSSIONAL SITU FEMALES, YOUNG LADY OF RE X desires a position as daily governess French, drawing and of i branches, Address GOVERNESS" Branch office. (LOvERNE INEMENT an wach tie higher English Herald Brooklyn HELP WANTED-FEMALES, HEALTHY WET NURSE W. en v Be Wen nin’ URSE WANTED.—APPLY AT 1IRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE washer and troner; famil Diy A643 Downine at. Y*ookiva, ORK—GOOD COOK, Mall; wages $12, Ap- ATIONS WANTED—. NTED TO RENT—TWO OR THREE HOUSES djouning. furnished or unfurnished, of sinall Hotel, 80 een Madison avenue and Broadway. Add Ae de 115 West Forty-fourth str sail ncsciralee ie In the Country, T° OWNERS OF HOTEL PROPERTY.—WANTED, A furnished Hotel. by an experienced party} would Fun one oh & percentage of the earnings, of rent or take charge on ‘dress or . L, STEWART, nila telpniay’ Goiden Swan, Mount Arr, WANTED reyEAGE—A FURNISHED HOTEL IN jown or city, doing a yearl e Florida or other Southern ‘State tor winter trader Ade dress CHARLES H. BREDEMEYER, Proprictor Doub- ‘ng Gap Springs, Newville, Cumberland county, Pa. _ BURNIE rURE, WEEKLY oe MONTHLY “PAYMENTS FOR Carpets an ding, at B. M. COW. ERTHWAILT & ©0.'S, 155 and streo! mmense stock and low prices.” Hatha’ strect. T 120 WEST 2D 8T., PRIVATE RE: —FAM. ly will seli rich satin Drawing Room Satta, cow $200; brocatel Suits, $1U jedtoom Suits, complete, $60 ‘up and hair Mattresses, Mirro way & Son. Pianolorte, Bradbury Pianotorte, cos: An ep Suits for $40; ‘ds; Carpet, spring nificent stein- mi Rt $1,000, aiso Driiant toned 800, for’ $250; Stool, Cover, Music Stand Box for’ sintopta 4 Ca SECOND HAND AND MISSFIT KNGLISH X Brussels, three-ply and ingrain Carpets, Vilcloths, specialty), rest, aide ty), very cheap, at the old PARLOR SUITS, BED ROOM sets, CARPETS Wararobes, Bookcases, Loun os. Pienoa, qaumant and lace Cartains, Lambrequing, Mirrors, &c:* Private sale atauction prices. 39 Kast rahirteonk street, HAVisN, Auctioneer, ERO REFRIGERATOR—GotnhiIo AN trieeratorn Furnuegs and, Nanges. pot in order’ prepace tor the wint for catalogur, Tushky, 2 we Went ty -third street, ILSON'S LINE FOR 8 SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL, to. Wa Geonavened trom pier 44 ea River :— OTHELLO. Aug. 17 | HIN UY to follow COLOMB! Aug. 31 NAVARIN .to follow Gurreney; second ca reise $43, cur- xctirsion tickets on very favorable Throuch tickets sued to Conuiuental aud Baltic ports Apply fog {ull particulars to RLES L. WRIGHT & CO , 56 South street. OPORONAN ROSSA’S STEAMSHIP PASSAGE AND rallroa’ ticket information office in connection with his hovel, 182 Chatham | i Catskill and Roe Tis juare; cabin pi se: Cured for country correspoudents, Drafts payavle every wher - COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS, ‘pacite MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE—FOR CALIFUR- nia, Japan and China, trom pier 42 North River. FOR ASPINW A. LL. +aJSuly 30, 12 M, nd Pacitic Be ont “TO Ree OUILIAN EXPost- N AND Ri F904. a March, ie | CK ETS ONLY Sues | WARD KHANCISCO FOK JAPAN A ‘CHINA: EpUniNC.. August itor pamage apply a ay dat ‘42 North River. AY, superintendent. OMINICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, United States Mail Steainsbip TYREE, W. o, rdiner, master, for Turks ni, Puerto Plata, Samana and St. Domingo City, wulaan tor the above ports on EDNESDAY, August 4, at3 P.M. \7 os 16 East River. No as oH received on day of sailing. Pi DEL MONTE, 5) Exchange place. ICAN MAIL 88. LINE. 3P. M. N. Y., HAVANA A + Steamers leave FoR CITY OF MERIDA. CLIY OF VERA CRUZ. orty OF EY, mene FOR VERA ORUZ calling at Bevan, Prog CITY OF MERIDA. ier NaN is jer No, 3 ren 1 AVANA DIRLOT. "t Tuesday, Auanst? 3 For treight or pai F. ALEXANDRE & SONS, 31 and 3§ Broadwa * Steainers Will leave New Orleans August 7 and August 28 for Vera Cruz and alkthe other ports. rt NEY, YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK.— These first class steamships will sail at 3, M. from pier 13 North Kiver, toot of Cedar street, ror Havana direct, as tollows:==" eC +:Tuesday, August 10 ‘Thursday, Aucust 19 For frei ie OF pai “having unsurpassed ‘accommo- dations, % P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. MoKetier, Luting bes Co., Agents in Levees JOR NASSAU, N. P, s ‘artying the Malls ‘The steamship Zubiag will sail from pier 16 Rast River, on Thursday, August 20, at 12 M. For freight or Beeeree, eon to UBRAY, FERKLS &C0U., Agents, 62 South street, New York. Jor NEW OR ‘The Cro well! Steamship Line. The steamship CORTE: tain Freemon, will leave Rier No. 9 North ave uly, ale ML. Freight reeeived daily. atveston, fudinnole, eRockport of: Aranzas ¥ M Brazos Santiago. Houle sate jobiie. Cabin passage, steerage. ‘or freig! or passage appl. tw} AIK &S iat! Bo Went sirect. . iO cnaree for tor a Ereleh OF pasrage, al ct accomimoaations, apply ©. H, MAL 400, Py Maiden | W.P ONDE ry Gon tiv all strase | GRAND ExcoRstox To MONTREAL, For freight or passage apply tu | Tr | And, Feturp, rst class, passage, berth Aneluded. good | bany for Saratoga and the Weat | provipsnce AND SATURDAY, JULY 3), 1875—WITH SUPPLEMENT, COASTWISK STEAMSHIPS. | ‘ORGAN'S LINE OF onauenirs bye come: a Tomas, vis Brashear on, mmenciag Saturday, 14th of August. The followiue ‘ai a ipenip ps will torm this liae:— | Bre er oe i 3 oe Daltaing. | One of which will it pail every Saturday for Brashear | Olly, Fanslerring freight at that place to Morgan's Rall reed for Now Orleans and points beyond and to Mor- aps line of steamers, thence to all the Texas ports, The steamer HUiCH N will sail trom pier 36, , | Xo i turday, een of August, at3 P.M. tor trot eh bil hs tain signed to Mobile, Perens one to fo all Doints on the Galveston, Harrisburg and 5: tonio, Houston and Texas Centi BEE: Great Northern, Texas and Paciti ‘Trans-continen- tal railroads, and to Indianola and San Antonio, and all points on the Gulf, Western, Texas and Pacific Rail- ‘az08 Santiago, Corpus Christi, Rockport, st. na Fulton. ttor St Mary's and Pulton ded at Rockport. Lighterage and dues at either Corpus Christi or and risk of consignee. Matamoros and points in the at Agr Rantiago. lveston: or, ‘Indian- ola, 15 cents per foot: to Corpus Girl aud Roekport, 20 cents per foot; to Brazos Santiago, 25 centa per foot INSURANOE B 3 LINE. Three-quarter per cent nett to New Orie: Seven- eighth per cent nett to Galveston, | For freight or turther intormation apply 60 | HARLES A. WHITNKY & CO., Agents, Pier 36 North Kiver, A Se a FLORIDA LINK, For Port Royal, 8, C.; Fernandina, Fla. ; Bruns- wick. erat the tavorite’ ‘and well known steamer HUNIS- VILLE, Chester, Master, having superior accommoda- passengers, wall’ sail Thursday, August 5, trom North River, até. M., for above ports, mak- connections with ail points ‘South and Southwest, via Port Royal, the Fiorida and Brunswick railroads. First class pi Fernan First clags passage to Augusta zacous Uckets issued to al RP South. west, Bicamer MONTOOMER Patrevoth, Santer will follow August 12, For treluht of passaxe ap) { HERM, GELPOKE, No. cy wil a ‘atreet. ie ome | LD DOMHION, STEAMSHIP comra NY, | ing trom pier 37 North Raver. For Norfolk, City Point a it Ri T ‘Thuredays ana Saturdays, ar SP Me conapcte aT connecting on Atlantic G Line, Piedmont Air Line, C road’ and with the compan pants in Noruty Carolina ah Newbern and Was! and Ohio Rai meat lines to interior fac via Norfolk), ever; ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Ret b », y ‘Lewes, Del., datiy. except ay, at 4 P.M, con- neciing ‘with Delaware and Marviaid railroads. Passenger accommodaty asod. Through passage ticks and bills ra Nading to all points” at lowest rates. Insurance to Nortolk, &c., ‘4 per cent Pretght received daly pier od Rive, * General vffices, serene stree! jew Yor! . Met ORE ADY Prestitent, TRAVELLERS’ a. i TAGARA PALES SUNDAY TRA HROUGH FAR, $92 EN Miow RS, NEW YORK HERALD ee) LIGHTNING NEWS! age TRAIN HE OB. Ly ‘VER a ROOM ae O'CLOCK PAS- SENGERS Wit, ae RECKIVED FOR THE FOL- LOWING PLACES.— POUGHKEEPSIE, ALBANY, SCHENECTADY, SARA- TOGA, PALATINE BRIDGE (SHARON SPRINGS), SYRACUSE, ROCHESTER, BATAVIA. BUF- UTICA, FALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND | SUSPENSION BRIDGE. Passengers can reach all poin points North, West or South: west, from 24 to 30 hours earlier than by any other ea via New York Central and Hudson River only four-track road THATS haa and sai jas the right over ail other fassonuers by the mig boats (rom New York can coumeet at Albany at Gotslock A.M. Sunday. Visit sharon ‘Springs can arrive there o'clock Sunday morning, remain 1 hours at tine Springs and return by the 10:47 train Sunday evening, arriving in New York at7 o'clock Monday merning. BY THIS TRAIN LAKE GEORGE, ouanos P SERINGS, THE’ Ca’ TES See ALL £ Ez SARATOGA, Ab ICHPIEL POIN? ALL TOWNS bere TH HURON AN itd be BRUAKYASY TIME N iy ie TIME TABLE, LEAVE NEW YORK GRAND OENTRAL DEVOT. 2:20 is ) 3) > ee sandcigete ase Faun AREIVE—SUSPENSION BRI TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLY ON THE ES OR AT THE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK N. B.—NO BAGGAGE CAR ATTACHED, alll SPECIAL Worms. Selene can now be pacchseet through to ete Tak train to Schenectady, witero carriages wil iy in walling to convey passengers to Sarator there In time tor bre: st. Fare from New York, (i glading « a delightful drive of 20 miles through the coun- try, $ BANY AXD TROY BY DAYLIGHT.—DAY BOATS BARD and DANIKL DRI festry | £ pier ai North River, daily Cundays a) nd Twenty-fourth ‘strect & Point, Cornwall, ‘No lowburg. Poughke ets ‘on sale North and West, tickets to West Polat! Cornwall and Newburg, returning sate day, $l. Special trains to and from Saratoga. ‘To Saratoga, $3 20; round trip, $5 Loy wow —DIREGr ROUTE VIA cITizeNs’ } Elegant steamboats leaving New York dail or excepted) *. 6 P. pier 49 North RY toot of Leroy street. Excursion tickets, New | York to Saratega and return, good thirty days, only $4 A. = ee A A NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY. for New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port | Richmond and Elm Park. Boats leave Whitehatl streot at foot of Broadway, daily, at6:30, 770, 8:30, 9:30, 10:45 A. M,, 12:45, 2:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:80, 6:30 ana 7:30 P. M, Sundays, at haif-past every hour from 8:3) A, M. Fare 10 cents, _ Astor House cars leave Vesey street for forry. —A.-OPPOSITION CATSKILL LINE ANDREW HARDER, Captain J Hi. Pemz: J. B, SCHUT. LER, Captain ©. D. Hancox, eave Frankli 85 wort Kiver, every day (Sundays excepted) "3 ir: Fi 2: OR GREENWICH AND NORWALK.—THE FAV F ite steamboat NELLY WH a oak of i therey: the pur RIVER LINE TO ROSTON,, via Newnors and Fall Ri ‘he world-renowned | steamers BRISTOL and. PROVIDENCE. leave plot pal River. toot of ee, street, daily, bya June gust 2. Through tickets sold at a i prinet- pal {Shotelsin the clty. ‘Hall's Baud engaged tor the season, ARLEM AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COM. pan} 's summer arrangement for 1875, comunencing June 10. Boats Peck slip every half hour, trom M. to 7:25 #. M., with the exception of the four trips froma hhalt-pasi ted o'clock to hait- past two o'clock, which will be nowrly.y FS WEST POINT, NEWBURG, POUGHKEEPSIE, Rondout, Kingston, Cozens’, Cornwall, Milton, New Ume table at lantli Hamburg und Maribor (oy forty). (The MA OWELL ve Maly, ang OF M. ines. J. F. TALLMAN, Superintendent. leaves Vestry street, pie! UNDER THE J auspices of the French Canadian’ Association ot | and Albany, N. Y.—Tickets trom New York, to go from July 26 to August 26, 1875, only $) be purchased and information ven, m3 ‘the office of “-Ortizens' roy steamboats, pier 49 North Kivor, foot of Leroy street, leaving daily at 6 o'clock, Satur: days excepted. TEWBURG, CORNWALL, WEST POI Hotel dock, Ton Jona Island daily (Sunda, Tickets can COZZENS' by tenmboat ARMIN! A, trom Brook At 8:10 A.M. 5 Vestry sireet, New York, 9:10; | fourth street ending ae, M. nhagtanvillo, 3 ) Yonkers, 10:36; Dobbs’ Ferry Nyack and ‘farry- Po (oy ferryboat), 1 wt 4. from Newburg at | 290 P.M. resehin and Brooklyn at 7 P.M, POSITION,—ALBANY AND TROY, —FRANKLIN | Se. cabin, $1, with berth; | Wedhowary and Fri- | ffalo, $623 J. W. HAS ror ALBANY | AND SARATOGA (Sunday's pier, 41 North, Rives 6 sie eigen pte SPKCIAL NOTICE. 0} Suiy % and every Saturday unul further notice, ‘the steamers of this line will leave atd P. M. instead of 6 F. M., as heretofore, in order to connect with the Sun lay motoiag trait aco Ar or KOPLE'S | LIN leaves daily, STONINGTON STEAMSHIP U YOR Re AND, BOSTON, ° STONINGTON LANE From pier 33 North Hiyer, toot of Jay stroet, the ole. ant steamers RHODE [3LAND and NARRAGANSEEE Gaity (except Sund: Bae WES PM a hrompler a rs iRiver fon ot HGbingon street, the 8 oA Sundays) ats A and GALA laily Wxoept PUEApEpentA Ny VIA Fare from New Tork to LONG BRANCH AND BRN RAILROAD: lagelphia only $2 25 Commencing Jung 28, 137 leave Now York, pier 8 North Rivet, fogt Rector strock For Philadelpula—9 Vand For Long Branch—7, 9:45 A. Fan From topt 24th streed, North Rive ty 13:80 and 3. 3 Sui Palace cars throurh to WM. 8. SNEDEN, Genera: Manager. THE MERS ©. VIBBARD AND DANIEL DREW WILL ‘ eel through tickets on board the boats via Church. iat inne Bas Walon as br Hus ¢ iin, Power's Hollow, 'reehy| $175; Durham, a ' “i } ave | cordiamat’s streets, as follo: Harris for pointy | M | he, Chicago, J. | at, Walilamstuie, E.R. S30 A. M. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, pexnsy LYANIA RAILROAD. ‘The Gi hersine {a ‘reat Trunk line aud United States Mail route, New York, (rom toot of Desbrosses and pare, the West and attaciied, 9:3) A. ftngped, 93) A. MF. mm (vin Philadeipnia mnecting at Philadel. 9 Haven, worry and Erie, *30 Pr «connecting at Corry tor itusville, Petroleum: ‘conice ‘and the Oil Regions. For #altinore, Washingion and the South, aah nigiou Express” of Pallman parlor cars daily, | Express tor Pay Pula “Limited except -unday, 9:40 A, arrive Washington, 4:1) t ihe Regular at 8:40 A. i. Sand9 P.M Sunday, | Express for Philadelphia, 7, 7 90 8:40, 9:90 A. M., 1 4. 4:10. 4:50, 5, 7, 8:39, and'12 night, “Sun: Sp pre Seis Pw.” Htnigraut ad second class, For New: 213), 32 Rio 1 Bao. For Ei 2:03 70 8: and 8: For | ii 3:10, 33 WP. M. For New . 7 and 8A. M., 12 M., 2. $210, 4:10, 8:20, 6:10. 7 and 12 mig nt a panidas 7PM, vores Millstone, t 5:0 For Kingstone and oc! a. Yor Princeton, 7, 8:40 1 and 7 P.M, For Lambertville, 9:39 A. M., 2, 4:10'and 5 P.M. Phillipsburg ‘and Selvide: For Flemingtor and 2 P. vor Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 P. M. For Trenwon, Hordentow ana ped neat) , 4, Sand 7 For Freehold. 7330 A. Mo, Sund 4:10 For Farmingdale ant sqann. 750 4. M. ‘ati PM For Farmingdale, on Saturdays only. 7 & For or Wighistaere. ppeniberton and Caradon, via Perth | For Tzkiatown and Pemberton, 5 A. M eee its fol lows: Frou" Pivtauurg, 6:86 and 102) ‘AM. and 92 Uinily ; st ALM iad 6 da 0 Ticuer Omi 526 and 944 Pa iaas No. 1 Astor House and toot of Desbrosses avd Cortianit streets: No. A Court stroet, Brooklyn: Nos. 14, 16 and 114 Hudson Hoboken. Emigrant Ticket Office, No, 8 Battery K THOMPSON, D. M. BOYD, Jr., “General Mapagen Gen. Passenger Agent EXCURSIONS, FTERNOON EXCURSIONS, i EXTRA, On-board pases alinet's pa jsoe Steamer GRAND ARTELNOUS. AND by Sh "EXCURSION, NTH ur Te NOBLE HUDSON leaving foot Twenty-third street, North Kiver, at 3 P. M.; foot Murra: aneat ae Bir 28), North River, at 3:30., 40) wovonmes an] THE NEw! BRIGHTON PIER, HE KAS! END HOTEL At" LONG. BRANCH: and on the revury tri, sailing up th through the SADES OF THE Excureioiiists will reach the clty about 10 P. M. ALL THF GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS. HLMORK’S MILITARY BAND. ORCHESTRA.~ BELL GLEE CLUB. STRING CHIMES OF CHURCH MADRIGAL BOYS. CATHEDRAL ORGAN, TICKETS ROUND “TRIP, ONE DOLLAR. TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, TO NEW HAVEN, MONDAY, August 2 ALL-DAY EXCURSION up’ tho Hudson to Newourg. D eiear eey > ANNOUNCFMENT. Jarrett & Faiers Steain Palace, PLYMOUTH ROCK, will make pncener ¢ of her popular excursions TO. MORROW (SUNDAY), AUGUST 1, ‘1875, making the landings heretofore fivertised tor the whose place she tikes on this occasion. at leaves People's Line pier, 41 North River, at Foo! ‘Twenty-third street, North River, ai Foot Twenty: -third sireet, Kast River, at.. urning to city at seasonable hour. All the REGULAR MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS on board. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. CHILDREN, HALF PRICE, LL DAY ON THE BUDSON. NEWBURG, NDAY, AUGUST 2.1875, THE PLYMOUTH ROCK THE PLYMOUTH ROCK Will moke e grand Exeursion UP THE HUDSON ‘0 NEWBURG AND RETURN, affording excursionists a fine view of tue best portiod of the world tamea scenery ors of the American Rhine. THE W: FUL PALISADES, ‘The famed Peaks ci ang ST. ANTHONY'S NOSE, risit tt 500 feet above the rive The PLYMOU! ROCK will remain at Newbu: i, Co to mow a visit to Washington's Head- fad other objects of interest, and retura to te diy ata, t Teasonable hour. ALL THE M ATTRACTIONS, USICAL . Boat leaves Toot Twenty-third street, North River, at 10 A. M. TICKETS, round trip, ONE DOLLAR. exe 30 5 Bt DORE | EXCURSIONS, | Fisting Baska ANY MONUM. ‘ gust 1, steamer ONLY SON: fa. | for three dageeat fish, Leaving Fras | River, at 6%; bhighth street, Bast Kiver, nt 61 t, North 15; pier @ East River, a( 6:30; Tenth siteet, North River, at; pier No. 6 North Kiver, at 7:30 A. M. Music entire trip, DERBY, Manager, “AND EXCURSION, ‘The large and e! DEAN RICHMOND, People’s Line.” Thomas Post, commander, wil DAY, AUGUST 1, Inake a grand excursion to NEW EN, Conn,, leaving Veople's Line pier, No. 41 North at oh 7 ore East 1 kinds served on board, id a Decorative Gurden provided for the enjoyment of excursionists PARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP $1, | y flekets can be procured at the office, on pier No. 41, North River; also at brie Railway ticket of Twel a Street and Fitth avenue ; at Dodd's x off 94 Broadway, and at So, 623 Broad way. JRAND EXCURSION TO HIGHLANDS AND RED Bank, N, J.—Phe strong aud commodious steamboat LA BIRD leaves pier 35, 100! River, on Sunday imorni Franklin street North So’clock; re- ABLE, | MORRISANIA AND Hilal! BRIDG) e B. The Palace steamboats Tt . aeatai i alton Markee uo ge 8 Tk 5, 10:15 ‘eave Falion s) a 9, 6, M., ing at aran streot, inh “street, twenty-third street ‘end Sstoria, See time cards for particulars. “pundays—Boats leave every 45 minutes, I OCKAW CH FXOURSIONS, ‘The mammoth pleasure steamer 1 leave for Kockaw: SATORD: x Jwiy 31—2éth si Brooklyn. SUNDAY, August 1—2 2 a0 North Rives, 10:30 A, Mg Fulton ory na. th st., Noreh iniver, 8:30 4. Mt ana RODE ISLAND CLAM KAKE—AT PLE A ley, N. J vovery, Wednosiay. “Bake served (rom@ tos PM.” Sigambout leaves foot ‘of Canal street, North, River, at 2, 6:19 aud 7:15 F M.. landing af 4 wenty fourth street'10 minutes hater; fir boat, 4, 6:1 Ve and il P. ALUNZO TAYLORS Regent SUNDAY BOAT POR THE FISHING Banks.—The magnificent state oom sieaner Is y il] make an excursion commencing Sun- th Kiver, 7 ‘est Kast treet, Nort. Ri Fulton'ferry, Brook! AR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR KEY. ihe favorite steamboat OLYPHANT, Ca) Wr. Wfawaxturst leave 16 A. M., landing at and Porth ‘Amboy! Excursionists tiave four hours at Keyport, _ REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR BLIZABETHPORT.c« ‘The saloon steamer MATTANO. lew bier 22 North iver, a9 A. M., 12 Me 4350 lizabethport at7 and 10:30 A.M. 2and 6 P.M. Gre THE foot of Barclay street, Elizabechport, Union, Rossville EVENING TELEGRAM a TO- DAY. EAWANHAKA-SUNDAY EXCURSION 10. Gom lowe Foint, Whitestone, Great Neck, City, Laland, Sands Point, Glen Cove, Sea Clit Glen Wood, ptenmer SEAWANHAKS lenvon'Peoe ap Nday at AM.. Ninth street at 9.05 A.M. and hird street at'915 A. M. for the above places, rties visiting Sea Cuff will have an opportunity to at fend the Union Convention now in session ther ing to the city about 68. M.S B.—xcursio iv take the S“AWANHAKA every saturday afternoon a& Peck slip at4o'clock for a delightfui sail up the Kast River and sound and return to the city the same evening. SUR “EXCURSIONS FOR GLEN COVE AND Roslyn, landing at College Point, Whitestone, Gre at Nock, City Island. Sands Point, Sea Gilt! and Glenwood. The cleuaht steatier SEAW ANIA K. R. Peck slip, on Sunday, street, nd Phurey-thied sere sboce landings, and returning to the olty’ abou 6 °F Dinner and refreshments on board. Guspay BOATS FUR NEWARK.—THOMAS war and SYLVAN GROVE will leave foot of Barclay street at 9:3) and 10:30 A. M., and Commercial Dock, Newark, stopping at Bergen Polat at8A.M.and 2and7P. M, each way. En HARLEM, MORRIS- and me cone th st, ‘ota and I1yth 3 MOR tRISANTAS Wnt, ve.on Sunday: July 18, F it A. if: 215, M 5, 2 2:30. 39, 234 6 noon rh Brag’ b ts at one ere as Fare 15¢. oats comneet with every tri * Ke LO. Seen Supt | DAILY EXCURSIONS TO THE GREAT TROTTING RACES AT POUGHKEEPSIE penn) MCh MOND, u: Will, on each day, 1 Teavg Pier 41 North River, (got > Canal street, at 7130.4. M. y fourth, street. Ro ort River (new pier), 7:45 4. wi. len at Yonkers at 8 i Me aud Newburg, 11 80, roturning-eagu aay at close of TICKETS FOR ROUND TRIP, $1, sale at People’s Line office, foot Canal street, and 0 CHARTER—THE STEAMBOAT FORT LEE FOR excursions, picnics. parties aun Sunday schools. Ap- ply at No, 47 Fulton sireot, in the afternoon. FOR SALE. | DRUG STORE FOR SALE—DOING A NIOR PAY. ing business, located ina growing village: @ Chance jor a physician or German. Apply to TARRAN & CU., No, 480 Greenwich street. FIRST = OLASS DOWNTOWN | RESTAURAN: splendid Joontion At TeMiid wusitess, proud Sacrifice, to promp: 30 Sample omnis a ai Liquor Stores. Mabon es Store Agency, 121 Nassau N OLD ESTABLISHED GROCKRY STORE, DOING a business of $30,010 per annum ; proprietor retirings ai Erie Ratlroad ticket office, opposite tne Fifth Avenue nore and carriages taken very safely and at A —FISHING BANKS—REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT.— + The sea steamer ARTISAN, with splendid sta’ room acoommodations, will leave bier No. 8 North Hivet atB A. M.; west Eleventh street, North River, at 8:30; An ip, oe River, at9; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at EAST RIVER BOAT—DAILY EXCURSIONS TO Coney cree The favorite steamer MONITOR ve as follows:—Kighth street, r 27 Kast River ai 3:10 P.M, 12:30 and 3:30 A —DAILY EXCURSIONS | . rae tayorite steam M. M iat Frantlin stroot, N: fe: at 9:20 A.M. {1230 angie, Mii piers, Nhe at 930 A M1250 and 333) REGULAR SUNDAY | MORNING BOAT FO Poxnt, Coid ‘Spring and Cornwall. The favorite 1 LONG BRANCH Cormerly the Sleepy Hollow), © West 3 h street, North River, at teed and Twenty- third street, North River, at9 A, M. Fare for the excur- A Newburg, landing at Yonkers, Jona Island, tain John rach. leaves Fulton terry, Brooklyn, are AM. M., sion, —STEAMBOATS AND BARGES FOR KXCUR- + sions to Raritan Py ch, Sunny Side snd Glenwood groves, MARTIN & KASKisLL, 111 South street. having made a fortun: splendid = hae I. LON: ray Store Agency, L2i Nassau street. ., A WHOLESALK 1C0£ CREAM MANUFACTORY and Oyster Saloon in Brooklyn, are # S204 we yitn Horse and Wagon. Apply to RICH. TE: uctionee SALE—BUSINE -8 AND FIXTURES OF ast Broadway, near C4 po RST He class Pork Store. Inauire at 9 Newark avenue, Jersey City. ; handsome! line a customers and reasonable ret remises, 19 Barclay street. yor SALE—ONE OF ee 'S BEST Eat GROCERE Stores; old established, first class~family fine neighborhood ; notaing better 1a the Tne; pelos $6,000, Apply at 48 Beekman st (OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS COKNER LIQUOR re, doi ‘asi ood business and located in the ungton, Place; police court; teriag RIMES, ‘corner Ninth street PE SALE-—AN OLD ES ‘TABLISHED RESTAU RANT Sample Room and Confectionery Business, with everytime requisite tor weddings, dinners, fairs, pic: nics, &e.,1n one of principal clues on thy Hudson River. Vor particulars apply to VAN SAUN & CO, chocolate manufactt ers, 92 Bleecker street. R SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED, GOOD PAY. ing Ee ndihes Store, on West street, with lease. L quire at 209 , —FISHING BANKS REGULAR EVERY DAY (Suturdays excepted); sea steamer SETH LOW, leaving scene street AA at ; Exghth syets RK. 7; pier 27 K. R., 7340; ler @nR, SAL Ms tickets, ‘3 ws & FOSTER, Manager. Aor “EXCURSIONS. 8 LOON STEAMER, WYO- + MING (with new boiler) es Repub- Baldwin. Caled ida |. Excelsior, izleswood, Cold ‘Spring and Tous Isls roves to let. Office, 3% West street, opposite Chri pher street ferry. H. B. CROSSETT. —REGULAR bien gh BOAT FOR ROCKAWAY Beach.—Ihe fast and favorite steamboat GEN, SE ‘Daw TUK. in pines eof the TWILIGHT, will commence her regular trips to Rockaway Beach Wednesday, Jul 2. leaving daily trom Twenty-fourth R615 A. NN menkn se SR. ey 30 A M., and | Brooklyn, Kockaway Beach i cents Excursion ‘tlekets 80 cen HOLERA BANKS—SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 31 J steamer VIRGINIA SEYMOUR, Auderion Colwell pilot, trom Rivington street, East River, at 1 o'clock: eight, hours’ fishing; bait, lines and refreshments on (AHOLERA BANK3,—SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY a1, n steamer SETH LOW, Anderton Colwell, ‘aving Harrigon street, North River, 12 mid- hight; Tenth street, North Kiver, 12:18; Eight street, East Thiver 12:45, Ait 4 bast River, |. Steamer sane ae if i Bae ‘a oy of Seth Low tothe Fishin anks on Sunday, aie 4 \. G, FOSTER, Manager. I ALLY BX RSLONS TO. The steamers AMER! ROCKAWAY BEA an make excursions to Rocka’ OH. SVERSINK wilt a eg Pog Beach daily (Sundays ed), leaving as follows :— included), leaving ian Twenty fourth street, North River, 8:3) A M. and 1:16 P.M, Ite 9 renth street, North River, Stt5 A. M. 1:25 jarciay street, North River, 9 A. M. an: 0 Pi; Faiton terry. Brooklwn 9:3) A. M. anda P, M. N Ninth st. BE. &.8 A. M “u I2y . P. M.; South Sixth A. M. and LP. M.; Us ... st, 1s P.M. R M. . R nh ter 2; and I M.; Fulton fere: 5 P. M * Returning boat lWoMSand ILA. M6 and 5:15 P.M. Fare sion Mokets 806., ‘008 on either baat AILY EXCURSIONS TO BATH PARK.—~THE FAST steamer POPE CATLIN leaves pier 13, North Rivor, foot of Cedar street, at 10330 A. M..2 = rooklyn, 9 A. Me and leave Rockaway Beach at excur- 2and5 Ph. M.. and re- vere the Park’at7 43 and 11304. M. and $30 and Bxeer ox TO SARATOGA. See DAY dvertise! B's a ST ARE NO BROOK Sundays excepted) trom NE » 'BROO rh P irongh the tt og) trom NF and NEWBURG BAY to WBU RG, with opportunity of spending three hours J pienic_ grounds o i ational a H5PEL ON WESE POINT. Soo advertivement in another columa, JPXCURSION TRAIN FoR GARDEN cry 1) SPECIAL SUNDAY Ny via RSIONS BY 8 A Tustiva, Hy SPECIAL SUNDAY oR th HAILHOAD TO GAR: LEAVES Hunte: jarden City at 12 ty aL 3:18, ariving Hunter's Point D, BARTON, Superintendent. VXCURSIO: ANY AND TROY SUNDAY DAY y boxt SCHUYLE He rom Frankia street ats Ay Me Fwenty fourth street at 3:15; fare to Newburg, 8) cents; DEN CIT riving a Garden Point at 12:18 F. RETU | Poughkeepsie, Rheinbeck, Catskill, Athens and Albany, $1; return tickets, $i. ai SORT LE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND SHADY Bide boats Jeave Canal street every junday at ® 10 ILA. M12, Sand 6:30 P.M. and daily at lO A.M. 6° P. M,. landing “Waily and Sanday) at i arth and Thirty-fourth streets tom minutes ‘are we later. OR SALE AT A BARGAIN I¥ SOLD BEFORE AU- t 5, a long established, well. paving Grocery tore. S . LERY, 155 Charles street. SALE OR EXCHANGE-SEOOND CLASS 125 rooms; good busie FOR SALE—COM. Address OR i Hotel and Dining Saloon ness, Address B. G., box 11¢ He: OAP AND CANDLE WORKS lete or will take a partner with capital. box 17 Post office, Toledo Ohio. TORY FOR SALE. Sear . HITCHCOCK, 82 Broadw: WILL BUY THE LEA AND FIXTURES Tia juor Store do account of Bowery. $300 town; must sold rome health. 1 Mapply to GA 800 FOR HALE A ae rope teed Manufacturing business. Pays each 82 per week : can be extend, on hand; satisfaction guaranteed, Address Herald oitiee, for ono week. MACHINERY. F° ~SALE—TWO ADAMS PRINTING PaBSARS; two rollers; platen 26x40; in perfect order; good af To de seen at 43 Centre str ‘root, rear buildin jeg to any amount; plenty of orders TRON, new. PE SALE—MUST BE punter FINE se Engine, with cut-off; first o| ished 60 hor: ei th guv-oW, Ost clas bes but six months; very low. street. TED—A GOOD STEAM ENGIN®, Wiew or but, little used, to, be uit 13 to ing particulars, 190 Kllzabeth street EITHER ere BUUWaN Sots an “DENTISTRY. CORAL RUBBER SET OF IKETH IN THRER hours —Impression in the forenoon, teeth in the Afternoon. Thitty-tourth street, near Broadway ana Sixth avenue. Coral rubber, very strong; tlesh colored , platina sets, whalebone rubber sets, Plumpers, ip Litters, wip Depressers, Regulators; mechanical dentistry. street ferry, or “ixth avenue c cant hires fourth street EW BROUGH, 138 West Thirty-fourth street, WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH SECOND ight from birth; tells gverything without ae ateon ing tolen: property poset mal a mens. Residen ik NSULTATIONS ON losses, enomios, law suits, absent friends, loys inarriage and death} pay retused uniess satisted. 51 Sixth avenue, MME, SINGHI, Clairvoyant 000 REWARD. —NO IMPOSITION; GREATRSE yoyant and Test Mi diam is Mrs, FOSTER, Advice on business; lucky numbers; nameg ie sattaction or mo pay is Ease thirty-th t, between Lexington and ‘inind avenues, (A MMB, BRIGNOLI TELLS NAMES, SHOWS + likenesses, causes maria wo 10 Twenty-tith street, BUSINESS, ms MEDICAL. MAXWELL, RESIDENCE 114 BAST, qennt ar Phird aven' Jonsaltations fr eo — AND MME, GRINDLE CURB ALL com. 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