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12 SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. bie ~~Cooks. Se. 98 DQ UNIVERSITY LACK | (PRESENT | EM- 2 plove: As good cook and tread baker; wilting to ‘assist with the washing and ivoning. 34 WisT 1TH Sf, REAR, SECOND FLOOR, e “f back.--A Protestant woman as cook washer and irouer or to do housework in & small family: country pre- | terced; i 218 “WEST 27TH ST, © young woman as second cvok or as vegotable cook in w hotel o ‘Call for two days. QA WHST ITH ST. NEAR STH AV SAO woman as hess class cook in hotel oF restaurant, city oF country. 342 © 26TH ST.—A GOOD, EXPERIENCED e @ =cook and to assist with the w ing uuderstands milk aud butter le girl work und waiting in w wnily; city or coun G GIRL” DANISH man and English, as a ») Whst 38TH 8 IG Frovestant), speaking covk 1a # small American family, STH Chambermaids. &c- 76 AV.—A YOUNG WOMAN FROM SOUTH (O ‘Awerica, speaking spanish, as clhazobermaid or laun- cress, “Address, 151 as AV. (PR. ‘ Was SUG spectanis youue unt to xo in the counkey Dermaid aud waitress in a private family, BILQ WES! st sta usrecTABLE YOUNG e e oman as chamoermaid aud waitress; no objection to @ private vourding house; good city reference. BAL) WESE Mot sta VERY NEAT AND RE OEL2 spectadie Jowish girl an chambermaid or waitress in & Jewish private family. iting the bei twi EASC 40TH 3T., BASEME Seamstresses. 6 ' DUOK.—A DRESS- J maker diseogaged wishes uu engagement as seamstress tur ove of two months; either city or country an cut and fit; uo objection to sew for child) nm use several ma- chine: tory reference. © ou Monday, la MD STA YOU 3 SHAM: OT stress anu to do light work; wages no object; first Class reterence. 203 B= AN EXPERI DRESSMARER, SUD onguxed by vest lamilies in city, desires nore cus: tomers; fits und tins excelieutly, QA: T 19TH ST.—A PIRST fow more custom WEST 24D ST.—AN EXPERIENCED DRESS- maker will go oat by the day; 4 good fitter; has the latest first class styles, Address Miss GIBSON, Dressimakers 325 NES! sist STA ResrECTABLE PROTES- 4D taut girl as scamstress in « private familly: willing to welp with mberwerk ; Ho Objection ty the country, NG LADY, | 0 Pi work,’ duy or week. Ad- in dressmaking, de: 3D AV.—AN EXPERIENCED DicESSMAKER its, (rims in latest style, goes out by the day, vos BL ou 625 wt AY.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO GO 0) ous by the duy us vperaior on Grover & Baxer m Situs; is also @ good butionbule maker and would assis with Cuudren Cail on ormddress OP ERATOR, Nel AMERICAN WOMAN, WITH GOOD KEFER- ZA enc, desires # situation todo plain sewing and make Lerse. zoneraily usetul esther in city or country. Apply ut WOunISG WOMEN'S rKOLKOTIVE UNION, us Bieecker st. AL UARSE CLASS DiESSMAKER, WHOSE re out of Lown, oilers her services in exchange lor Sourd (Wo respectuvie country fautiy; would travel with a lady or work wi sumuer prices, Address, with particulars, KELIABLE, bux 128 Herald Uptown Branch offic SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. Jecoliancons. Q15 S10 Senses the house, Cail on or address Mrs. REILEY. INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY peuman) would like » position in u doctor’ pee where sbe cau in. herself xe illing and trustworthy: best referenc bit 2wu Branch office, WEsT SSTH ST.—A PROTESTANT WIDOW @ of a respectuble tenement “(IS A SUPERIOR 7% WOMAN WISHES A POSITION AS attendant on # lady or as nurse in return for a passui home; wilting to remain longer if needed; has crossed tina ress J... A., Post office, Jer nd iy not seasick, Ai sey Cit) A NEW ENGLAND LADY AS COMPANIO: wesist in housekeeping; taste for sewing; a home more of an object than salar. Address SINCE: box 100 Herald Uptown Branch cifice. WOULD leasant ATY, ANTED—A SITUATION BY AN AMERICAD man to do the work of u small faunlly city or country, Ad ress Mra. ANTED—A SITUATION, Protest Address X. 1. X., Herald Uptown Branch office. Intelligence Offices. SITUATIONS NOW "READY FOR LAUNDRE: BY AN AMERIC nt iri, in any capacity about household. Wo. ; competent t re W. Bs, SSE! cooks, chambermalds, nursos and iris to do xeueral housework. Fst. PROFESSIONALSI' FEMALES, AS URSERY” GOVERNESS 4A A highiy respectable woman ; wish mployed: she speaks Freneb, German and English, export dressmaker und hairdresser and operates mac hus been teacher for years, reterence: sous igh iu authority. Address, tnis week, ticulars wud salary, ZOMBORY BENED! Stapleton, 5. 1 Labor Buroau, Nos. 8 and 10 Clinton place (8ih UATIONS WANTED— to be permanently D LADY DESInKS A SITUATION to teach the English branches und assist in taking caro ofthe childran; no remuneration, but a xood home. Address TEACHEK, box 201 Herald office. AN, ACCOMPLISH D LADY, WRITE family, private and complimentary le given in the art of ¢ writing and @ sty BUSINESS, instruction handwriting i ‘uaranteed: all lessons strictly private. Call ou or address Miss H., 34 Clin NCSshEe GOVERNESS. —A YOUR structing them in Germ: preferred; references. HELP WANTED—FEMALES. ironing and some hot apartments and number of family ° Washinyton work in exchange for en free of TRL WISHES a sitnation to take care of children: is cupable of in- u, music and English; country oF address 106 East 23d st, A MARRIED Woman TO DO THE WASHING, living to those enterin this wa lor & Wi . for in and outdoor work. Those e ceive work during the whole winter. work must furnisp satisfactory referencs Non-experionced os learners will oblix & BRILL & © LADY WANTE: dren, boarding, desire some lone woman, DUCTION IN TELEGRAPHY,—$15 PER QUAR- THOMPSON'S Col- oper Instituto, day or evening. ABS OPERA- judies’ under. A WIDOWER, TWO CUTL- refined, eco- nomical, affectionate and aiscroet, to advise about purchas- ing their wardrobe, make young girl's dresses, oecasi secompas true friend in fatuil; scription, PERPLEXITY, box 115 Herald office. T 817 BROADWAY, LADIES TAUGHT jonalty. ny to picnics or excursions and intorest herself as matters, Address. stating age and de- HOLE ART drossmuking, designing, trinming, perfectly. by actual sure. FIRS’ i, FORMERLY Worth’s wnd held positions 8 yea cutting, fisting fou designing, desires u position ; Uusiness wt huine; reterence trou leading city houses. Ad- dross A. 8. box 101 Meraid Uptown Branch office. DRESS AKER, LATE WITH NME. PINOHON, Wants work vy the day, $2 50; frst class cutter and itver and stylisu tiimmer, Address M. A., Lox 14 Heruid Uptown Branch oftice SITUATION W. BY THE SD week or month; quired; terns very rewsonuule. Address KATE, Heraid Uptown Braucu omce. 417 General Housework, &c. aT SBP Si. -A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO do xeperal housework ; is uo exceileut Washer and Vest city re erences, Tous AB INE GERMAN GIRL, ONLY LIGHT SL months in the country, would like to engage herself Wisu a small American taaily to do light bousework. Ade dress ¥. id wilice —BY AN AMERICAD NT Wo- si uationty do the work of # small family; ty or country; understauds the care of chil ren trom virtu; fetes abswe>n in person only. addre; 3. F., Merald Upiown Branen oftice. 2 12 ike afternoon, 33 EAs. fir st e widower's ax HOUSER Mousekeoe per ST.—A_ YOU Ke. LADY HORATIO FROM THE Gi South wy housekeeper in « widower's family, Cail in A YOUNG LADY AS HOUSE- t acorideg Call for turee Is. ll West 16fH ST. working housekee: Mis Butterworch’s, 147 Mt housekee pi witu ueediv. Address ales, Jo oWil E 153 UP THREE FLIGHTS, BACK OO r00n widow indy us housekeeper in & widower 1 oST.—A YOU ENGLISH widow lady, « steauger in the city, 4s housekeeper. BYIYA 306 ie. LADY DESIRES A 8) LY LADY AS A. an’s tauuil: “WEST 43D ST.—AS HOUSEKEEPER IN A widower’s family; Lest reerenee. Call on Mrs, UATION AS WORKING housekeeper in widower's tumily; go objection to Susldren oF the couutry, Address U. il., box \03 Herald Up- town Brauch office, OW AND SCARF HANDS WANTED—NONE. those experienced need apply. | W. 3 Walker st. G. ey BoT M. HUMPHREY, Ith WANTED—FOR HOUSEWORK IN COUNTRY, sae at 351 East S5th st., Monday, between 12 and CLERKS AND SALESMEN. FANTED—BY XPERTESCED GENTLEMAN, A situation as bookkeeper or collector. Address J. C., Herald Uptown Branch ofice. ted TANTED—TWO TRAVELLERS IN A FELT SEIRT tnctory for East and Wost, Address A. Z., box 109 Herald office. COACHMEN AND “YOUNG COLORED MAN fSrst class reference, Address or call at Carpet store, 403 Gth ay. NY PARTY WANTING A VIRST CLASS COACH. J charge of all classes of stock for man ra: reference No, Lin alt respects. Address M. P baw it st SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOACHMAN, WITH very best. Address H. M., care of od Lath at, 8 COACHMAN—FIVE YEARS’ FIRST CLASS REF- erence; can refer to last employer. Address T. 8. Herald Uptown Brauch office. ON WANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISH- ho will be disengagea Ist of August, as conch- 1; thorougbly understands his business; best Avply, by letter only, to A. Z., Post oftice, Quogue, You AN AS COACHMAN; WILL BE DISEN- gaged in s few days; good relorences. 146 West Isth st. YOACIM J young ity refer t Lith PLORIST AND GARDENER A By a young Frenchman: spoaks English ; understands his business thorouzbly in all its branches; good re! Address B.C, A, llerald Uptown Branch oftce, __.__ HELP WANTED—MALES, REDUCTION IN TELEGRAPHY,—815 ter to those entering this week. THUMPS( lege, 20 4th av., opposite Cooper Institute, day or ¢ AN ACTIVE YOUNG PROTESTANT MAN TO MAKE himself cenerally useful; must be neat and cleanly in his habits and hav» been accustomed in his last place to milk, Addres ONTRY, box 2 ! A* A GOOD, STRONG, WILLING BO T18 YEAR old to dasist in house and stable; best reference re- quired. Address T, B., Herald Cptown Branch office. AGENTS WANTED—IN TOWN AND COUNTRY, TO Hl our puro tons to families, hotels and large’ con- sumers: best terms and largext in the country. Apply tothe WELLS TEA COMPAN 1 Fulton st., between Chureb and Greenwich, New York. AS ¥ a WANTED BY iggy am TEA, COFFEE and spices: bost plan offored. ag once ty the GREAT AMERICAN ‘REPUBLIC TEA COMPANY, St Barclay st., New York. FEW SMART, INTELLIG canval s for the best thing out. OY WANTED—IN A HARDWARE COMMISSION hous»; must reside with his parents; salary first year, $100. Address, with reference. in own handwriting, box 5,330 Post office, New York. OUR RESPECTABL. YOUNG IRISHMEN, CAPABLE aud crergetic, for a permanent position if suital ush ts JAM ) SHEEN Y, 33 Barclay oprs OT ALL GOLD THAT GLITTERS.” BUT decidedly the most moncey is mad: ling ti CANTON TEA COMPANY, 148 Chambers a1 OR SINGLE PERS Scotch or Gi “SITUATION WANTED. horoughly u is business: beat Gall ow or address, for two days, M. KR. MEN WANTRD—AB 327 Grand s1 FFICE BOY WANTED—ABOU residing with his parents, good penman and correct ( figures, and to make himself generally useful; wages $3 per MS & Address: week; roference from last employer. BRO., 46 White st. iB EMPLOYMENT FOR CANVASSING sacesinen : part salary; inducements to inexperienced jen toleurn the business. “Apply, before 10 A. M., at 700 ay. V to make fiue custom shirts and cuffs. A) 7 ANTED—TWENTY YOUNG LADIES COMPETENT ply to KEKP MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 165 and 167 Mercer at, V ANTED—DLADY. TO TEACH ENGLISH BRANCHES, music and ERTRUDE, Gres mn exchunge for Board, “Address the stage, necessary. Add office WASTED—A SMART YOUNG GIRL, TO WAKE self generally useful. in the morn ng. between 9 and 10 o'cloe! NTED—A YOUNG AMERICAN P girl to dixtanco in the country. wages expected. WM. H. GARDINER, 326 1 no experience HER Apply ut No. 347 West 23d st.,, ROTESTANT Aqar LADY HAIRDRESSER, MUST good wages and CHARLES THO MP: Address Mhicago, 1 d huve the best refereuee from the trad ANTED—A GOOD PASTRY COOK (WOMAN) AT ‘the Belmont Hotel. Fulton st. Call Monday before BE Mr. 1. STREET SELLERS WANTED—TO INTRODUCE THE Toy ou: most attraetivi made; only five do! Mulberry st., third fi WASTED-YOUNG MAN, NOT OVER 16 YEARS OF axe, to learn business; must deposit $100 cash as security. Address DRUGS, Herald office. OF GOOD ADDRE age in alight and remunorative bu: can find such a position by addressing WILLIS, Herald very liberal inducoments irod to start. Call at 119 wast D—EXPERIENCED INSTALMENT AGENTS (Catholie preferred) to take ordors for & new, fiuel Ulustratod wors. Apply to or address THOS. KELLY, 1 farclay st, ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT MAN, WHO PRAC ly understands the manufacture of mucilage fro ic: # good man can have @ good salary, Aadre: C., Herald oftiee. ANTED—GOOD WAITERS. PAVILION HOTEL, Coney Island. NORTON & MURRAY. ANTED—AT RADCLIFFIS OYSTER HOUSE, 618 h av., @ first class oyster and order cook. WANTED—A IRL Tu DO 3 in wsmall American family: must be a Apply wt 428 Kast 120th st DUS Wek good wash VBITIOUS MAN OF GOOD AD. ‘und well acquainted, to solicit city business fora printing house. Apply at No. 7 West Broadway. and irot WANTED—A COMPETENT 1 tor who can make heiself useful in a clerical tion; must be well recommended. Address, in own writing, box 3, and stating where an terview can be had. GRAPH OPERA- posi- hand- New York Post office, giving references Vv ANTED—A LIVE MAN IN EVERY GITY IN THE {nion; you can make $25 per day selling the Fureka Letter Copying Ink and Book; no press, brush or water re- PERIENCED WOMAN FOR baths. Apply on Monday at ANTED—AN sian’ or Turkis Went 24th st ANTED—A FOREWOMAN IN A GENTLEMA RUS- No. 7 neektie manufacturing business: must bo thoroughly experienced und come well recommendod. box 108 Herald oifice. ANTED—A « : good washer and ironer and good plain ity reference, 331 Kast Sth st. ANTED—A COMPETENT PFOREWOMAN charze of @ lxce dnd ne euce required. Address, with particulars, COMPLE’ Herald Uptown Branch office. Address G. W. 0D GIKL TO DO GENERAL HOUS: k wear department: best ret cool T, N LaDy, OF education, desires a pusition ato housekeeper in's taimiiy of josition nnd means; honorable Address MISPOKIUNK, Herald Uptown N AMERIVAN LADY AS HOUSEKEEPER, hot menial, Address Mrs. ALLIS, Herald lly Post ottice Vr, POSITION OF A HOUSE- xchanged 1. PL, West 101s st QO West 277 s at ner hous YQy West d ST.—A COM Juree days of the week. Cail on or addr 240) HAST 40H Sv. city reference. B43 OS washing; ECTABLE COLORED n's or families’ washing by the oath or doxeu, Cail or address. “CH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, mpetent lanniress, wishes some families’ ie. per doren MILLE 82.452 EAs? 90TH Sv, Fit: 4.13 WES! sort st—s RESPECTABLE WOMAN ©) to go out by the day washing; understands fine ashing; good referent Call for two 48& OTH AV., REAR, THREE FL up.—A woman wauts familie: selerenee. 1.075 ‘ABLE WO- eV 40 ioan to xo our by the day 10 wash wed iron; ine good washer and iroper,; city Nurses. ri A FRENCH WOMAN, OF se or to take care of children; MONTHLY NURSE. MRS. HARPER id immediately for two weeks. ~\ NEW ENGLAND NURSE and aceoucheure is now prepared to take ladies luring confinement; best care and lowest terms, Address NU 14 BAST 12isT STAN AMERICAN GIRL TO e take care of @ baby from its birth; weald like to co im the country; good re! 150 WESE gant st cas DU in auy sickness, lady or 3D AV.—AS EXPERIENCED NURSE OR ANY kind of situati best 1elerence. Mra, HAMILTON. NOKD tleman ; best retere Sali or address. 215 24 WEST 27TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE OOLORED Woman as wet nurse; reference. Mrs. HAKRIS, EAST 40TH ST—A YOUNG GIRL.@i7 Ra TH AY. SFT AV.—A RESPHCTABLE YOUNG WoMAN as wet uurse, has plenty of milk. Call for two . TOP PLOOK—A HEALTHY woman as wet nurse; baby two weeks days i4 YEAST | ~ SECOND FLOOR, Fi coat 4 respactal Wet nurse; @ baby ove month Gd; cltw telsrence. Apply for two days. aoe ULass SITUATION WANTKD—BY A YOU healthy marie all at a ur addross box J, Post well experi 157 Herald oftice, A YOUNG WOMAN (KNGLISH), A ation 4s Duree and seam tress: no objection to the sountrs ; cood reference. Address HONKST, Herald Up- jown branch office 4 WEST SIST ST.—An as iret class waliress, best city reference, w address MC. Waitresnen. &e. ‘Call ow Mise: 4 WEST 43D st.—HX vED AND COMP! ‘E tent person (Protestant American) ae lady's maid, 45 CARMINE 31.—AN bo person as lady" ‘either in the country or to travel; isan ex- Address ©. 3. T. see FORSYTO SRA WOM DESIRES WORK 6 at carpet sewing, altering, fitting and layiug: mat tresses made and made over. Address Mre. PEMB UKE. ():2 WOOSTER ST—A FRENCH LADY'S MAID, er and hairdresser, de. sires an age! family. Address JOURNOT. “WEST 16TH ST, RRAK—AN EXPRRIBNCED woman too out by the day; understands all kinds 112 of work; best eity reference. CAST (71H ST. PRESENT EMPLOYE! spectabdle colored woman to travel with a family Californi: travelling, 169 Mis brauce refer is & widow; no encom- ro a hand to anything. 302 BLEBCKER ST. UP BYAIRS.—AN EDU- = cated widow, 8: he Keeper, pianist, “Lisuniucuale, ‘seameteese CRAMPTON.” STH AV.—A COLORED WOMAN WISHES TO | dress, to go out by the day or take washing home; | ia) OF STAIRS | ashing; good city | URSE | old, As Hurse Aud seamstress; ts willing and oblige }LISH PROTESTANT | or any position of trust; would live i the coun: | t | “a | ke care of aud | | ANTED—FOR Lic ligeut girl, ab rs old, HOUSEWORK, AN INTEL- Apply, between 11 and 2, at 107 West 1 nis first bell WANTED A FIRST CLASS SHIRT TRONER 4ND polisher. Apply at 23 Great Jones st. TANTED—A FEW GOOD FUR SEWERS O \ miugs. Apply, between 8 aud 9 o'clock, M morning, at No. 7 Morris st., Jersey City. SITUATIONS WAN SITUATION WANTED— pounder ay., Jersey © Wo XPERIENCED (TRIN onduy vii ALES. CON- bottler of liquors, Address 69 Newark YOUN country; private family or boarding hous box 160 Herald Uptown Brauch office. RST CLAS! R desire to find situate otel or in yest referen 8. 7 ANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN first class barkeeper. Braneb tlice. COLORED MAN AS WAITER; CITY OR Address SCENTLY FROM . either together or sep private family. either in Apply to X.Y. Z., 135 SA Address J. C., Herald Uptown $250 GIVEN 1 BY DLIU a compe’ s4 mai; CAR fi any post bie; Telerence first elass, Address POSITION, He: CLERKS AND SALMSMEN “Y YOUNG MAN, AGED ZL asclerk ; « good penm: tres; can give good and quick and correct Herald office, », WISHKS A SITUATION at fig- reference; would like to get in a dry gords Bouse or insurance office." Address, stating salary, A. ement wit! h some p. avel and isfact GOOD REFER wants « situation xs bookkeoper or clerk : tuke any honest employment in city or countr lies. L. R, box 147 Horal liqnor store: good re “RELIABLE YOUN: euces, wants 4 situath lector 0 R., Herald oltice. rence. 709 7th av. MAN. WITH GOOD” I goods at unet nyed to general merchandise; can as clerk, shipping clers, aut; secarity given if required, Adaress SUES TO MAKE CE, s willing to Address LERK IN A GROCERY OR EDUCATED AMERICAN, AGED 36, OF UNEX AN A ecoptionable baits man, bookkeaper, Al salesman, Herald office 10 YEAR: ERIENC. dre. AL toneevery dress DRUGOIS' OOKKEEPER, wants to change bis situation. Herald ofice. VANVASSING SAL! J rignee wanted. mquare, PLPOTHE, Heorntnrona—t A first class family hotel in this city as euperint fu ready tor an engagement from August 1; thi aay other; toa y experience ax clerk, cashie and manager: reference, present and forme: Address FRU » Heraid office FoteE, ROOM CLK WANTED—WHO city experience and. ca ® nist be an American aud # KARL'S Hotel «fier 10.4, M OWN U. CNDERUITA ofice National upervised and LING Smoker's articles office. YEARS EX pply, after 12 A.M. at dt AM NOW f HAS sie. “Apply at of ‘SALESMAN WANTED IN line: must be aecive ay, wishes eroployment in Brooklyn, Neral GAGEL 20 years’ experience, rapid pen- derstanding druxk, ulso nd groceries, wishes permanent eniployment jee to begin; first class references, Ad- ERTENCE, Address STEWAR MEN OF ABILITY AND EXPR- Univa | adent; city or steward employers. HAD bring first class refer. tee of ATING ACCOUNT juilding.—Books THE nd energetic; state Amount of trade, salary expected, where previvus! employed, dc. ; must have « good trade. ‘Address box | Herald office. ‘i NTED—A PIRS SS MAN TO DO THE BUY ing fora tare restaurant in Philadelphia; one th the ona wh e and efficiency hiy ey er office, States, wh t with fail part: RESTAURANT, bo i WASTED FoR Obk DRESS ac an experienced salesman, mast speak Pron hh fluently; city re ereoces: indispensadi JOHNSTON, Broadway, Sth av. wnd 2d st.” Wanen-a YOUNG MaN TO TRAVEL 1 Rastern and Midd 9 has experience the fancy goods and dry grod iasion to one who LACk GOODS, Herai WANTHDSaN ACTIVE well weqaui way and New Jerseptonds. where acquainted. salary wanted, WASHINGTON, Heraid office ANTED—THREE YOUNG ME. keoping from practical bov lyn, oar City Hail; terms mode: Herald oftiee. can come well Addr: we, waxes expected, & Will psy salary mood trade. Address | il grocers on Erie Rai Apply to T ni Address, with city reference, Age and real bam FANTED—A POSTIION AS BOOKKEEPER, countant or plage of trust, by areliable Ken married; references, security, Address, three days, box 125 Herald oltice. “e pod penms: Keeping. ‘Addrete APPLACANT, Herald office. TVR 3 k French fluently and hi No otters heed apply ab KOCH Aue NG MAN, AGED 19, A SITUA | broker's oitice oF some wholeraie nd has some knowledge of book- tired. Address RUREKA MANUFACTURING COM. PANY, 56 Htende rt. WANTEDBY 4 WHOLESALE CLOAK AND SUIT house, « competent designer. K. HAYWARD, 46 Howard st. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TELEGRAPH OPERATING for positions in offices. TELEGRAPH INSTRUCTION COMPANY, 21 Park row. ut VHE TRADES, , 17 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO LEARN A the printer's preferred; Is healthy, stron wors. Address U. F. 8., No, 185 dast 8711 and not afr at. 10 BRICKLAYERS.—TO BRICKLAYERS; FIRST class bricklayers can get constant employment in Hali- fax, Nova Scotia, at wages from $2 25 to $2 50 per day in wold, us there are «large number of public works going on at that place at the present time, WAstED-AN ENCED dies’ WAstED—a GOOD CUSTOM CUTTER, A SHORT distance from city; none except a young man and married, having at least five years’ experience. | Apply. tor three days, with testimonials and salary oxpected witch must be moderate during the depression), CUTTER, box 28 Herald office. DESIGNER IN LA- hose who under- onie well recom: TED FIFTEEN STONECUTTERS FOR ROUGH on worl Apply to J. MOORE, foot of West 60th TATCHMAKER workman) de Addrons A b CLASS res & situation; no objection to the R., box Sa station G, Brooklyn. FURMITORE. V country, GREAT REDUCTION at DEGRAAP & ¢ IN PRICES OCHRANP’S Work guurunteod Call, examine a: A CoomMODATIONS FO: z at the leading Furniture and Carpet House in the United States, om ent Pian. 3 Established 10 years, GEORGE A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway. VAYMENTS TAKEN cts and Hedding at BM. COW: 55 aud 157 Chatham st. An im. for Furnitare, RTHWAIT & CO.'S, meuse Stuck at low prices. “HANDSOM UASTING! a . box BOS Herald off a TH ST.—PURNITURE, Sets, Parlor Suits, sale at auction prices. JQKUSSKES CARPET (GOOD CONDITION. yard, bright patigen, for sale at Storage office, LS West 4 FO AUCTIONS, THERE {private sale st auction prices Auction I 13 Kast 14th at, . OND HAND AND MISPLE OIL very cheap, at the old p! 112 Fulton a Pri tree. MJ. BENDALL, PERSONS HAVING CARPETS AND SECOND HAND Furniture for anie can do well by nddressing P. box 195 Heraid Uptown Branch oftice, JECOND MAND — PURNITURE—LA every description ; low price at KILLEEN’S, 2 HE ALATED Zero Ret LESLLY, STOCK, utings. Call IPELS PEOPLE TO BUY save ico aud tood, Send for st 23d st ' book te WANTED TO Bey =a PLiwPros « SIMILAR B. Addre: LAWLER, 175 Bloomtetd st, Hovokew. cli ~~~WANTED TO PURCHASE, QMALL ENGINE LATHES.— poe GIVING price, size and where to be seen, box 2.608 Post oftice. TANTEV—A GOOD SECOND HAND BLAKE, CAM Knowles Pamp, capable of throwing about 700 giving price and description, \ ‘D HAND UMAIN FLUTING A. G.. Vox 168 Herald ullice, GOOD LEFT SIDR cheap for cash; Turkish pre: Herald office. in STOMAGE. RA “Y SSTORAGE.—West ~ side STORAGE WARE. AL houses, 593, 644, GJS Hudson st, Groenwich st. div Abingdon square.—storxge and ‘safekeeping tor fur- pianos, baggage, trunks, mirrors, paintings, orna- , Carpets, theatrical properties; goods and wares of ry description received day or night; separate rooms of | any site hed 1540), lowest in rate, moa ae eommodi 6 ald responsivic establishment In Office Hudson at. (Abin, MPIRE STORAGE WARELC ture, pianos, mirrors, Uaxgage aud merchandise, in separace rooms.—Theve first class warchouses have more curity, lower rates of iusurauce forage than any similar establishment. i Aud shipping promptly ), Proprietors, 388, 30) and FART, Owner and Proprietor, don square) E Removing, bo O'REILLY & ¢ STORAGE WAREAOUSES—U) ping of furniture and ouds of clean and orderly 6 door weet of Gth a PLASTERED ROOMS AND LOFTS FOR age, Carriages, de 109, 111, 113 and STORAGE FOR PUK PIA AGGAGE, de.; separate rooms; lowest rates ator; wateh: wan; furniture removes. MICHALES & 50N 88 to 42 Commerce st., near Liesdker, BLACK WALNUT SUIT, ADDRESS and lower charges for | JULY 16, 1876 —TRIPLE SHEET. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. OR TINE UNTE NEW YORK AND Gua: ALSATIA.. July 2 ANCHORIA July 29, FATES CALIFORNIA. Aug. 5.64.M. 3 P.M. ETHIOPIA Aug, 12, 10 A.M. A. M, NEW YORK ANU LONDON. UTOPIA.» July AUSTRALIA. Auy, 5,6 A.M. Anchor Line, Piers 20 and NEW YORK TO 22,2 P.M. ELYSIA....Aug. 19, 4 P.M. ANGLIA... Bept. 2.3 P.M. 21. North River, New York. GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL: LONDON OR LONDONDERRY. Cabins, $85 to $80. currency, according to accommodations. Excursion tickets on favorabie terms, Stocraze, $28, Drafts issued for an HENDEKSUN BROTHE! currency ; intermediate, $35, currency. amount at curreut rates. , Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green. NLY DIRKOT LINE TO FRANCE. THK GEN ERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (G. B.) tor the landing of passengers. The splendid . LAURENT First Cabin, $110 to $120, nceordin; Se Return tickets LO! N ATIONAL LIN: FOR QU YPT..Juiy + abin passa, duced rates, Witsons it OLHELLO HINDOO First cabin, $70. Exeursion ti issued to Continer ticulars to CHARLES L, WiIGH' OST DIREC ND, BE rz Steamer MAAS... Steamer ROT! ERDAN hese br to the Netherlai CANADA. Su GLAND, July 2 Sailing from pier 3 North Rive sels on this favorite route for the Conti- led with electric bells) will sail from pier North River as follows :— (Lach OLD dinel oud, $72; Third Cabin, $40. reduced rate perior accommodation: without extra charg * do notcarry si UIS DE BEBIAN, Axe! FROM PIER 44 FOR LONDON DIRECT. 22.3 P.M. LIVERPOOL. BP. M. turday, Jul LBSSTOWN AND NE FOR SOUTHAMPT AVARINO August aT N 12/ Augu OLOMBO. ey; second cabin, $45, currency. ts on very favorable terms. Through ticke' metal aud Baltic Apply tor full par- rhe, Re CO., 96 South at, ¥ AND ECONOMIC KOUTE TO HOL LGIUM, Tt RMINE, SWITZERLAND 3. VIA ROTTERDAM. Trips regular, rates low, comfort and living perfect. For freight, FUNCH, EDYE & CO. For ‘ Ww. Morais, 50 Broadway. VUNARD LINE.—B. AND NAR. M. 8S. CO. NOTICE. With ® view to diminishing the chances of collision, the st the ye On the outward passage from Boston, crossing the meridiss of orth of 43. tot mers of this line take a specific course for ull seasons of ueenstown to New York or wt 43 latitude or nothing On the homewurd passage, crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or notin) FROM NEW YORK Ww “Wed., July 6] ABYSSINIA. .Wed.. Aug. 9 iners marked * do not in passnge. $50, B10 comuodation.. Return tickets on fa SCYTHIA, ALGERIA, Si ‘NMAN LINE MAIL STEAMERS, to the north of 42, ‘OR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS. TOWN, .July 19] BOTHNIA,...Wed., Aug. 2 tis 30, eel according to ac- ight and pasenge ofice No. 4 Bowling Gro SUAKLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent, FOR QUELENSTOWS ANU LIVERPOOL. SITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, July 22. at 8 P.M. CITY OF BERLIN. jaturday, August 5, at 3 P. CITY OF CHENIER turday, August 19, at 3. Me CITY OF RICHMOND, CITY OF BEKLI \.. Saturday, Septem From $80 and Saloons, wt JOHN &. DAL! Ss’ TO BR sailing fri SOMERSET, We: ARRAGON, Symons Cabin iD currency: exeursion tickets, $! $26. Apply to W. D. MOw -Suturday, Aug at 10 AL 1 pier 45 North Kiver. $100, gold, Return tickets on favorable 3, currency Drafts at lowest estes. rooms, smoking and vathrooms amidships. . Akeut, 15 wud 33 Broadway, New York. N STEAMSHIP LINE. 1S1OL (ENGLAND) ‘om pier 18 Kust River stern, ednesday, August 9 1» $15 20; prepaid’ ateera; AN, Agent, 70 South st, interm AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE for PLYMO CIMBRIA, GeLLERT U H, CHERBOURG and. HAMBURG. Jniv 20) POMMERANIA...August 3 July 27] -UEVIA,. August 10 Rates of passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg, Ham- bury € General A, and ail points in England, Scotland and Wale: bin, first saloon, gold. . bin, second saloon, gold. Stoerage, carrency KUNHARDT & 00., Broad st., New York. -$100 + + 0 , General Passenger Agents, geni STATE OF and every alt to $80, xecord: Second cabin, $50 rutes. Apply to 72 Hrondway. STEERAGE 1 < LINE, ; S NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, BeLFAsT AND LO) DONDERRY, ay to accommodati "AUSTI, yw York. CKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT THE COMPANY'S PIER, FOOT UF CANAL ST., NORTH RIVER. [step states MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS. TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, sainng on rUESDAY from. pier 46 North River. IDAHO. ...July 18, 3 P. M. | WISCONSIN, Aug. 8, 3:30 P.M, NHVADA. July 25,94. M. | WYOMING.. Aug. 22, 3:30PM. Cavin, $85." $70 and $30, currency. Intermediate, $40; steerage, $24 Passengers booked to ani from Paris, Hamburg, Norway, Sweden, 4c. Drafts on Irelund, England, France aud Ger: many af lowest rates WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. CIAL Nor. sip IDAHO sails from 1CK.—THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM. jer 46 North River (oot of Liverpool, on Tuesday, July For passage apply to WILLIAMS & Y Broadway. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD. STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, Company's pier foot of 2d Satara Rsaturd: Rates of passage from New or Bremen :— ay, July 22 MOSK 7 August 5 jay, July 20 | DONAU. Saturday, Auuust 12 ‘ork to Southampton, Havre ‘First Cabin $100, gold; Second Cabin, $80, gold; Steer age, $30, currency. 0} rn tickets at reduced rates, id Steerajce Certitica Preps For treight of passage ap ar GeLMcts $32, eurrency, No, 2 Bowling Gre SAP HITE STAR FOR QU CARKYIN LINE ENSTOWN AND LITERPOOL, THE TED STATES MAIL, The steamers of this line take the Lane Routes recom- mended by Li ANNIC. Ratos—Saloon, reusonable terms. Salo amidships, where a degree of comiort biti For inspeetion of plans and the Company's office, T TAR BALI. Sosire calli Passen: For freight and Jo8, TU ‘These frat SOLUMBU: WILMINGI ON. For freight and tious, apply to mere | re CITY OF HAVA For freight PAL Steaw for V OR NEW 0 7 KNICKERBOCKER, on SATURDAY tr Through bills From White Star Docks, pier . stuteroomy, ports of the Deps KTH, Post COAST WISE STAT: F Recomm 3 North River, foot of Cedar st., fv WM. ¥. CLYDE & CO,, No. 6 Bowlity Ei, LULING & CU. Agents in avi HAVA FoR nant Maury, U. going south of the N on the passage to Queenstown all the year round. July 29, at 1 A.M, August 12, at 10 A.M. August 19, at 3 P) MC eptember 2,'at 3 P.M. <Septomber 10, at 3. M. North River, wold; return tickets on SW and $100 Mterrage, $28. king and bathrooms are placed noise aud motion are | adording eto unattainable at son, or information apply at 7 Broadway, New York. eo LIN. ND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSIIPS, ‘om Watson's wnari, Brookiyn, N.Y. NAMBUCO, BAILA and RiO JANEIRO, ing 4t St. Jobn's, Porty iieo, 4» MARTIN, Wednesday, July KKAMALL, August — ations first clas: assay apply to ats. 54 Pine ot EW YORK AND WAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK— cluss steamships will sail at 3 P.M. from Havana direct, as ‘Tharsday, July 20 Pwesda: rem, ICAN MAIL 8: serth. HAVANA DIRK ave pier No. Tuesday, July 25 Thuesday, July 27 LZ AND NEW ORLEANS, mand Tampico, Tuesday, July 25 & SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway, ngreno, NA will leave Now Orisans July 30 and August 20 Crus and wil the above ports. The steamship uly civck P. Ma, ‘um pier No © North River. jading given to Movile and all prineipal points on the Mississippt Kiver ‘Cabin passage, $0; steerage, $25, Apply to oD ARK & SEAMAN, 86. Wi ANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINES. Por CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, ORKGUN, &e. sailing from pier 42 No AN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, nip COLON ‘ F July 15 Steamship ALASKA From 3AN ee r No. 6 Bowling daly 2) South Paethe ports. NUISCO to JAPAN and CHINAS Ssteas Juesday, August 1 fo SANDWICH ISLANDS, aUs- ALIA and NEW ZEALAND. 20. Saturday, Aug. 19 ui ORGAN'S NEW YOLK, NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS ipa MEGAN OLTY will sail trom pier 86 Nor fon Saturday, July 22, at 3 2, M., for New Orleans diree! i Texas freight th «at Pot Moran's ing signed to Ai: Galveston, Sau Harrisburg and International and Gr Continental railr dand omisiana and Texds Kai Indian: at Rockport vad for We mers to Texns ports. | points on the ehh vill of Inde river, Mobile, port, Brazos on the Galveston, 0 all pot San Antonis, Houston nd Texas Central, Northern Texas Pacific and Trans: fouds, Preights for St. ‘sand Fulton Lighterage and channel dues at Corpns Christi and Brazos Santiago at the « Insurance can ey & Co.; Norsu div! A Xponse and risk of consigues, be nifected unger open poitey 0 New Orleans, % per cent, to Te of ©, XNS ports, A For freight or further iniormation «pply to VES A, WHITNEY & CO. i . Agents; offies, ae R J. CONTIN, Agent. | | CENTEN | Oo DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing from pler 37, North River, | “Fer Norfuix. City Pois 4 Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs- days and satucdays at3 P.M. Se oily with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, Atiantic Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeat ud Obio Railroad and with the com- pays team linos to interior points in North Carolina and rirgioia. Newbern and Washington, X, C. (via Norfolk), CS jesday, and Saturday ‘Lewes, Del, Monday, Wednesday nud Friday at 3P. M., land and Deleware railroads. accominodations unsurpassed. passage tickets and bilis of lading to all points at es. Insurance to Ni de, Wi per cent, pier, 87 Narth River. General 107 Greenwis N. Le McOREADY. Pres OR WALWAX NS 3. connecting with Passeny . AND ST. JOHNS, N. OMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE ve plor 10 North itiver following days, at 3 P.M. : GEORGE WASHINGTON Friday, July 21 GEORGE CROMWELL, sday, August 1 Moat direct. quickest ui to Nova Seutia, Newfoundland und the Lower St. Lawrence, | Excellent usnenger Accor i , passeg: to ULAR SEAMAN. Uo West s1, USP mek EXAS LINE POR GALVESTON, TOUCHING ATKEY Wertearrying the Uuited States mail; The seame CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Deering, will sail on Satur- July 22, at 3P. N., from pier 20 East River. Through of Tading given to all point the Houston and Texas, Contral International and Great Northern, Gulveston, Houston and Henderson, and tne Guiveston, Harrisburg 4 san Antonio railroads. Freight and insurance ut lowest For freight pr passage, having supericr accommoda- ly to 0. H. MALLO™ ¥ & CO., 163 Maiden lan LY DIRECT LINE FOR FLORIDA.—WEEKLY LINE tor Port Royal, 8. C.; Fernandina, Fla; Brunswick, Ga, Sailing every Friday’ from pier 20 East River. ‘The steamer CARONDELET, Captain Faireloth, will sail Friduy, July <1, a3 PM. Through tlekate issued to all points. For freight ‘or passage apply to C,H. MALLORY & C jen lane. ye EXCURSIONS. A reanr (TIC OCEAN AND ROCKAWAY BEACH " TWICE EVERY Day. JARRETT & PALMEIIS palace of the som, the PLYMOUTH. ROCK, will TH1S SUNDAY and every day make TWO GRAND TRIPS to ROCKAWAY BEACH AND THE ATLANTIC OCBAN. Two GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL =—— | by the Madrigal Boys, Mozart Glee Clab, se TRIPS lect String Orchestra, Chureh Chimes, 26, THs By the MORNING EXCURSION ever suNpay, | ut hours stay at the Beweh, en By the AFTERNOON EXCURSION pas+ AND sengers will also have ample time for ——— |iuthing in the delicious surf and tor EVERY DAY. | luncheon, MORNING Leaves the fost of 22d s.. North River: at @ o'clock, und pier No. rel x AFTERNOON—Leaves the foot of 22d st., North River, at 1:30 o'clock, und pier No. 2, North River (adjoining the Bat- tery), 2) "1 MONDAY) aT ROC! ote! steamer PLYMOUTH of 22d s., lorsh abs AM. and 2. North River A.M. in the afternoon, from the foot of 22d st. 1 80 u'elock, aud pier No. 2 (adjoining the Battery) as o'clock. one Sonsess will begia upon the arrival of the WK. ii virre guys Single Trip Tickets, to or from Rockaway -eeeee DO Conte NT STEAMER PLYMOUTH ROCK, by reason of its enormous capacity, vast su> IME MAGNIFICE: GO TO ing vessel, beauty, come ~“PRAVELLERS? jer at 8:10 d 24th st. at 8:30 A. MM. yack and Tarrytown (by ferrybout), West Point, , Poughkeepsie, Rhine. beck Catsxill "and Hudson. ‘connection at ‘Albany with new train at 8 P. M. for the West over Now York Central. aud by special train to Saratoga and Round Li ‘To West Point and Newburg ard return same day, $1; Poughkeepsie, $1 50. LBANY.—PrEOPLE'S LINE.—STEAMBUATS LEAVE pier 41 North River daily, Sunday excepted, at P.M, Jor Albany and all pcints North and West; great reductions ju fare. Excursion tickets to Albany, Saratoga, Montreal ‘ud return, Meals on European plan, LBANY AND TROY.—SUNDAY EVENING BOAT 2. trom pier 49 North River, toot of Loroy si., at § o'clock Making certain connections’ with morning trains tor all points West, North and East, HIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT. «The MARY POWELL, for West Point. Newburg, Poughkeepsie, Rondout and Kingston, landing at Coszens’, Cornwall, Milton and New Hamburg, and Marlboro by f¢ é pier 39 North River (Vestry st.) daily, Sund: M. Connects at Poughkeepsie with orth, ROOKLYN, NEW YORK AND NEWBURG, BY seamnboat ARMENIA—Leavo Fulton st. Brocklyn, it ‘estry st.. New York, at 9 and 24th st, at 9:4 A. M,, landing at Yonkers, Iona Island, Coszeus, West nd Cornwall. Returning, arrive at Brooklyn, 7 Mekets for the round trip, $1; to Iona Islane ind conts, EW CHAM. North River, at (GENS LINE SELEGANT | STEAMBOATS FOR ‘Troy, Saratoga and all points North. Eust and West leave daily, except Saturday, at 6 P. M., from pier 49 North River. through tare to Saratoga only $250; excursion tickets, good for 30 days, $4 50. Psy us 1O NORWALK.—FARE REDUCED. iy the swift steamer A ROWSMITH. ving Jeweil’s wharl, Brooxlyn. 30 P M.; pier 37 last River, P. Mund toot of 83 P.M.” Returning, leaves Norwalk ar 750 P. M., dally (Sundays excepted) ing euch way with the Danbury und Norwalk an Haven rail- roads. Fare, 35 cents; excursion tickets. 50 cents. ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, via Newport and Fall River.The world renowned steamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 28 North River, foot of Murray at. daily (Sundays included), at | by x ‘Through tickets sold at all the principal hotels ia the city. forts and unrivalled conveniences is the pid | wpular BOAT for ROCKAWAY BBACH, MOURNING | Equal tos palace hotel. Fashionable hair> Sar | dresting saloon, news counter, wine roome OR retectory, ice cream salvon, boot — Gfice: Liou, Brewory lager on draught AFTERNOON | soda water fountain; music in the gran ‘loon, &c. The strict discipline govern! the unilormed officers and crew secures the orf character: Iie feature of the PLY MOU BOCK TRIPS TO ROCKAWAY, See time table above. ‘A REGULAR SUNDAY MORNANG BOAT for Keyport, landing at Kilzabethport, Rossville and Perth Amboy: will leave Now York trom pler 34, North River, foot of Harrison st. at © A. M. On returning leaves Keyport 3:30 V. M., makeing « pleasant family excursion. The MAT. TEAWAN leaves pier 34, N. R., daily, a6 4 P.M., returning from Keyport on Saturday, at 7 P. M. he CHEAP EXCURSION.—NEW YORK TO NIAGARA F ‘$9, viu Erle Railway. “It is rie than to live in a first class s to all points West. For in- inquire at the Company’s offices, 239, 401, and 957 Broadway, und at depots foot of Chambers st. West 23d at. —FOR EXCURSIONS, SALOON STEAMER WYOM- A, ing; barges Republic, Chicago. Baldwin, Caledonia and Anna; Oriental, Excetsior, Raritan Beach, Alderney Ps Cold Spring and Iona Island groves, Address, or apply to, 384 Wost st., opposite Christopher Street Ferry, H,'B. CROSSETT. REGULAR On and aft K. NDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK, SUNDAY, May 7. the fast anu well Known steamboat THOMAS P. WaY regular Sunday trip between y reial Dock, Ne No. 22, North Ri topping at Bergen Point each way. leaving'N st, at 10:90 A. M. Fare 25 cents. A CHANG OF TIME.—THE FAVORITE STEAMER « LONG BRANCH, Captain Curtis, will commence her Fexular Sunday trips to Newburg tor the season, on and alter June 11. Leaves toot of Sth st., Hoboken, 7:30 A. M.j Fulton terry, Brooklyn, at 8:30 A.M.; West 10th st, @ A. M.; West 24th i0.A. M.: landing at Yonkers, lone Island, West Point, Gold Spring and Cornwall. Returniny leaves’ Newburg at 2:15 P.M. sarm meals and ments served on board at reasonable rates. Fare tor round trip, $1, i AND THE HILADELPHIA \ lower than by New Jersey Southern any other route, commencing June 19, Leuve New Sunda: York from pier 8 North River, toot itec ‘A.M. for Long Branch and Seubright, ke; 9:45 A.M. for Philndel- for Philadelphia, Long Branch and Tackertown or Long Brauch, Toms River and Wuretown, . Feturning at 5 P. ML. for Long Braneh, returning at SFM oy gay. at Ri AT TRUNK LINE AND UNIT:.D STATES MAIL ROUTE, streot ferries, as follow Express for Hurrisbury tho West and Sonth, 9:30 A. M., 6 and 8330 P.M. sunday, 6 and 8:30 P.M. For Williamsport, Lock . conuecting ut Corry for Titusville, Petroleum Centre, and the Oil Regions. For Bultimore, imited Wasb- of Pullman parlor ci Sunday, 9:3) A. M.; OPM. Reg- Surday 9 P.M. POM and 12 night, Accomu ho P.M. Suaday 8 ALM his, Long Branch, Toms liver, Waretown and Vineland, P. M. aceommodation for Long Branc! NBYLVANIA RAILROAD. Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortlandt with Pullman palace cars attache Corry. and Erie at 2:40 and 8:3) P. ‘ashington and the South, ington Kxpress’ daily, except ular at 8:40 A.M. 7330, 8:40, 9:30 A. M., 12:39, grant and second class 7 6 90,7 BAL nnialdepot 3 On Sunaay 8 A.M. Returning, ‘lei At 1.4349, 9:90, 6 and 73.9 P.M. On Sunday 7 on For trains to Newark, Elizabeth, Rahway, Princeton, Tren- Porth Amboy, Flemington, Belvidere and ' other see local scheduie at all ticket offices. —From Pittsburg, 6:20 and 10:30 A. M. and ily; 10:10 A. M. and 6:50 P. M daily, cept From Washington and Baltimore, 6:30 A. M., 4:10, 5:10 and 10 2u P.M. Sunday, 6:30 A. M. From Phila? 0, Y, 11:20, 11:50, A. M.. 2:10, 3, 7:40, 8:10 and 10:20 P! , 10:10. 11:50 A M., 6:50 und 526 and 44 Broadway, No. 1 Astor Tonse, and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt. #ts.; No. 4 Court si Brooklyn; Nos. 114, 116 and 118 Hudson st., Hoboken pot, Jereéy Clix, Emigrant Teket Ofice, No. @ Baitery Place. D. M. BOYD, Jn., General Passenger Ayeut. Frank Tomson, General Manuger. SARATOGA.—THE MOST POPULAR AND route is by the splendid steamers of the People DREW and ST. JOUN, leaving daily from pier 41 North River, at 6 P.M. Great reduction iu fare by excarsion ticke: Groxixatox LENE FOR BOSTO: ‘Steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSETT, from pier 33 North Kiver, foot of Jay st , at P. M, Providence Lin from pier 27 North River, foot of, Sk ploce. Steamships ELECTRA and GALATEA. at 4:30 P. M. pr. ITS FOR PHILADELPHIA, LONG SRANCH, Boston, “Newport, White Mountains, at 0, 63 West 38d. Broadw: _ EXCURSIONS. “[ CROCKAWAY BEACH” EXCURSIONS” TWENTY MINUTES ON THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, FOUR EXCURSIONS DAILY by the favorite and commodious ex steamers, AMERICUS AND NEV. INK. Musical entertalument by the celebrated ORPHEUS GLEE CLUB AND THE BISHOP QUARTET OLUB. AMEKIUUS LEAVES N. Rt 10th st. Puls. st., Bkin., A PM. age 5 § 30 and 1:10 ic, leaves daily. 24th st., + Weat 10th at.. 10:45; pier No. 2, 11, 10 A. M. ave Kockaway at 11 A. M., 4:30, 5 and . Fare, 83 cents. Excursion tickets, 50 cents, Return tickets xoud on wither avove boats, NOTICK.—No delay fro 3. Only boxts waking the-upper landings at Rock A ROCKAWAY EXCURSIONS EXTRA. m8 Se excursions Sunday, July 16. In addition to the regular steambos AMERICUS and NEVERSINK (see advertisement in this column), the ewift and commo- dicus steamer | ARROWSMI Nok. at 0:30 A, M. and 2 P.M; Mo and 2:15 P.M; Brooklyn at 10 WILLIAM C | THE FAVORITE E th st. N. RB KR, WAM: STEAMER OF NEW ; West 10th st. at 10:45, Brooklyn (Fulton forry) at 11:16 O'% 230 REGIMENT BAND and PHIL. LIPS’ GLEE CLUB will tarnish m will leavs Fa Excursion ticket Return tiekets goo ou any A WESTHA ROCKAWAY EXCURSIONS, 3 Mammoth pleasure steamer 50 cents. WILLIAM COOK, with spacious decks and bi awnings, will leave day, Sauduys included, from West 24th st, at 10 10uh st, at 10-45, vier No. 2 North River at 11 and Brookiya at iio A. M. Proceoding directiy down the harbor and ont oa the ATLANTIC OCEAN ular watering place in this country, where ‘assengers are allowed THREE HOURS TO OY THE COOL BREEZES ON BEACH. ing, leaves bh oe tle w : REGT. BAND. _ PROPESSOR SOLTAU, LAYG AND PIANIST, nertain passengers on the trip. Keturn tickets are vood on the Amif&iOUS and NEVER SINK for those who desire to stay A -A—SUNDAY EXCURSION, J - and every day daring the wi Nv REUNION. York Catholic Protectory, Westchester N.Y, for seven days, from July will take pl on the grounds of the stitution, Choice muste, refreshments, Re. The 4 Steamboat Company, connecting with the Has road, will convey visltors from Puls slip, Grand st. Ud st. and L19cH at. to te grounus, Tickets tor the round trip, 37 cents. Children half price, : | Visitors can also reach the Protectory by Uartewa steam. doats from Peck stip and West Farms horse cars. gruuvds will be open on SUNDAY, IwTll JULY, AY MA. M. Admission, edurs, Aarts CHARTER, STEAMBOAT FOR pce | [POS POREAEARINCK, HaYTL REGULAR wart | iil accomupdare 400 pasvengers: price $50 to 8100 8.8, CLIOVATHA aniie Jini Foe passage apply | perday. Anpiy tu the atvernomm xt 42 Puiton #%, we NURMAY, PERRIS @ CO, | MS sere = a w2 pou |g = - oe 2 pied: ncean steamer NETIC LOW, leaving OR LARA’ me ULAR MALL STEAMSHIP he tht fag LJ ge ft ee ES 0 leaves ork Jay ter BNR AL 81 NCBRAY, FURIE 4 CO, 62 bomen, | — Seer pis. VOSTKR, Naanger. | of Souci: Ist DAY, JULY 16, STEAMER SYLVAN DELL, for Youkers, Jona Island, West Point, Cold Newburg. Leaves Harlem Bridge, THO-ALM.; 120th st. 7:55; 109th at, 740; Kast 23d st, 7°55; Kent at. bi 8:15: Peek Slip, 1 he round trip to any point above You <A.—DAILY AND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO A. Fort Lee, Pleasant Valley and Shi side.—Steamboats leave Canal st. daily at 6:45 and 10 A. M.; 2, Sand 7:15 PA Sunduy at 9, 10 and 1AM. 12 M.,'1, 2, 3, 4,6 and 7P. M.; landing at 24th and 34th sts. (daily ‘and Sunday) later. Round trip, 25e. ; childs INDAY EXCURSIONS TO AS’ . HAR- and High Bridge.—Steamers MOR+ ind SHADY SIDE Fi gers by this tine will "be Seavations under Hell Gate, i ‘c. iH, LONGSTREET, Superintendent. GOVERNOR'S ISLAND OPEN TO VISITORS ~ yaebt GOVERNOS’S ISLAND leaves the jor at the Battery every hour daily for Gover nor’s .. Concert by the depot band this alternoon, fob lowed immediately after by dress parade. AILY EXCURSIONS TO GREAT NECK, WHITE scone, Sunds' Point, Gien Cove, Sea Cliff, Mott’s Dock ood.—On and atter Monday, July 8, 1876, the NEKAL SKDGWICK leaves Jewel's wharf, Brooklyn, 9:15 A. M., 4:30 P, M.; Grand DA. M., 4:35 P.M; Leave Sea Ciift A. M., 4:45 P.M. : Gieu Love five minutes later. Sea Cliff camp meeting | creusen in interest; Southern ministers preach next Sab- bath yet ROCKAWAY BOATS. ‘The management of the regular line to Rookaway hereby ‘announce that in addition to the steamers AMERICUS, NEVERSINK, WILLIAM COOK and ARROWSMITH, the large Stonington steamboat FRANCIS will go tothe Beach without « passenger in urder to accommodate retarn- Retara tickets of any of the above boats good on this steamer, Fo EXCURSIONS—LOW PRESSURE PROPELLER Restle: ndid accommodations for tata | parties. W. STARK, 33 Ceontiesslip, corner South at., New York: POINT AND NEWBURG.—SEB bout Armonia, ing excursionists, leaving Rockaway at 5:15 P, M. ACH. Chunge of time, Fare reduced. Single tickets, 25 cents, Excursion, 40 cents, TWILIGHT leaves OA. M.; 22d st, sh iver, 9:85 A. Mz : Grand st,,Eust River, * Brooklyn, 10:30 X. M., making all Inudings at Rockawny. M@sic and refresiments, Re- day, Hi River, 9 turning, leave Rockaway at SP. M. ROCKAWAY, BEACH STEAMBOAT MARION i leaves daily 34th st. A, M.; 5th st-. Hoboken. #30 AM . 10 A. M.; Morris st., Jersey City, 10:30 Franklin M ooklya, 10:50 A. M. To come off immediately after the arrival of the AMERICUS and NEVERSINK, say 4 o'clock P. M. QUNDAY EXCURSION TO HARCEM AND AS- toria, landing at 11th st., Astoria, aud 120th st. each ki ers SYLVAN GROVE, S(LVAN GLEN and DYLVAN STREAM will commence the following trips om Sunday, July 16, 187 way. Bouts leave oats leave Peck Slip. AM, 320 P.M, 30 AM. 4:15 PM, DAM. 5:00 PM 15 BM. 5:50 PM, 1-00 BM 630 PM 200 PM. 7:20 P.M, 2345 PM. 8x0 P.M mninutes Inter than Peck slip. Park. N B.—Boats connect with boats for High Bridge. Picnie parties and schools taken on week days om ressonasie on Sundays. AND NEW YORK NAVIGATION COMPAN' SEA SURF BATHING. Me at Chango of time. Hourly Trips to UONEY ISLAND. from 9 A. M. to4 lM. North River landings awers IDLEWILD, RLIZA HANCOX and il make daily excursions to Coney Island 1b A.M. 12 M1, 10:10, 110 ASSL, 9:20, 10:20, 11:2 M. EAWANHAKA SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO. COLLEGE POINT, GREAT NEC! ISLAND, SANDS POUNT, Gl. LEN WOOD AND ciT® EN COVE, SEA OLIFF, SLY. eeank steamboat MINSTE "Rt. "CHILD, Captain Willan H. Perey, will leave Contre st. Newark, at 6 o'clock A.M, Leave foot , Wilauaburg, at o'clock, A. M. at. New York, atU-25 o'eluek A. M.: piee 3 Bast Hiver, 48 clock A.M, Commencing July 18, every Sunday during Lhe season, Pare 25 cents. SVEAM Kt Beth b returaiig leaves [at MAKE Tir SEA STEAMER SI for Rockaway Bench; ae rama sold und no runners to xunoy you” See advertisement MO LONG BRANCH ON SUNDAYS. or CRYSTAL WAVE, of the New Jersey ‘The fine ste: Southern Rasiroad line, leaves pier 8% Nortu tt Reevor st,, #280 A.M Returning, the train leaves Long Heane Wos NPE REG LAR Si JENEMAL shbuwie 8 Vesey st. 8:30 A, M.* F leon teres, Brooklyn. 845: Grand 9.0; 30 ste a B19; the sieamer will land at Light House Poin her way to and tom New Haven pra] there wiil have an huut loncer usliara leaves New Haven at 3:40 P.M. ntriving at New. Yor! a0 PM Music by Devereil's bd etreshinentsun board. Tickets ." EW HAVEN TH ANNUAL GKAND EXOURSTO: real by tae FRENCH CANADIAN ASSO Troy, N,V. Tiekets siont hait the usual BA slays from wee errentiar. eulars ri ars Apply at © theoma’ line oth K., ut Overti’'s express ottice, 64 West Ud st Houston -\., vorner af Biowdway 648 Broadway. gee T POINT, NEWSURG, PULUHKEEPSLA AMD W return same day by day line steamers,

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