The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1876, Page 2

2 ons SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks. Se. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. _ r FUNTION AS COACUMAN AND GAT. Mouvexeuners. de- 57 WEST 1eTH BT AB VIRST CLASS COOK: YOUNG WIDOW, LATELY ARRIVED PROM THE deratnnds ils business in both, {18 braneles thoroughly e ht saist wi s: best | 2A South, of refinement wud cheeriul disposition, as house. | can years’ reference. Address jester st., Sey ret reeuRby competent; will :ss'st with washing; Best | fee ert a widower's family. Address A; FIELDS. Herald | coru ; aa eiRE. Uptown Branch office. y a oxcottont be La ahaces: work, or's, 341 West ‘ good chamb: ; 2 Weer sores 8’ 48 FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, | 24th st. ae a a VUE 8 DOOR 173 75 WR oe + gna LASS LAUND. bi A haha nes OTH aT. NEAR 6TH AV., BASEMENT DOC ie - SEAS. FIRET CLASS LAUED- NGELL'S TURKISU AND ROMAN BATHS, 61 LEX- JUD Arvescntia cook would de some washing ina small | 132 rees in « private fumily; wages $18 Seen for two | A incon ay., Want an American, under 25, for baths and ofiice. 9 BAST DTW SA fe y J 10 go out by the day washing und ironing; good ference, EAST 11TH ST—A GERMAN GIRL AS COOK, washer and frouer in an American fataily ; 0 : untry ; coed references. i i GHOOERY petent cok ; good baker cellent washer and irouer; city reterence. 14 ST 19TH IN THE REAR.—A RESPECT. able girl as cook, washer aud ironer; three years! Felerence from her last place 4 A FRENCH NURSE, OR ONE SPEAKING FRENCT. AA for growing children; xood references required, Cali — at 196 West 12th st. 118 TOP PLOO. first class lau A RESP! rexs and © ox © guod shirt irower, 315 West sera sr, —A MAN GI OLY coarse washing aud troniag; first class references; | no objection to the country, ST.—A RESPE tay washing; irouing or Louseclean- WINE BOTTLING COMPANY, ESTABLISHED AA. for years, want working man to look after its inter- fat; he must deposit $1,000 In cash, which will be secured by iten on machinery: salary $810 or au interest in the 158 wes Jeti s ~REAR—A YOUNG RY AS mutica | on Tuquire ag 181 Williazn st, e iret class cook aud laundress; good city referedte; urses. &r. a er ETT TOTS wera: aie 9 PERIENCED NURSE 10 | BOY, WANTED, Real kanteniling oes 16 EAST IST ST. ) WOMAN | Sddre u; best reference, Cull or | Post of is . Jed a8. gved cook: — i MAN TO CANVASS FOR A 893 a VaANteD—a YOU YARLE WoMAas 10 WER | WW Oiiiite works apply at 737 Brondway, room 6. Call immediatel: Bess : country preferred for twodaya | — | 6 ) WEST 19TU ST.—A COMPETENT WOMAN AS 208 ° sn | | | pose rats 4 MAN, 38 FO 30 YEARS, pier sta Hs % te REMAN F tien and commission business, 4 generally wsotul; Dost 209 wee ; t i. a SUE active youve i STH ST. ‘TED—A YOU MAN, NOT OVER 22 Foner; city or country; terence woman as nurse to children; Is capable of taking rs of age (American preferred), ax assistant nurse enn ent and mak, 1 sentieman. Addreas, stating wages expected ¥, A., box 101 Herald office, we TED—EXPERIENCED INRTALM. miles : a harge of au imfaut from its birt; TH ST.-&8 FIRST CLASS COO i ould travel with a lady ily oF boarding house ; city or ec 211 Address NU ANY KIND O ris ry oO T | Gall vn or address } to sell _my new “History of Ireland: 834 pag “cong adatertiegrhar tie: lift i Ps 2 | Mel play price Bh: als." to sell on isin best Fr: po days VEST 491 tORN LOADWWAY.= | ments. To good agents first class diatrieta and fare to the pee mee ces | Nrespectaitie Noveh Gevusan girl egnarse orto ao | countey paid. Apply to. or address THOMA KELLY, 17 eigen CT Ante AN | chumberwork and waiting; is willing and obliging. | Barclay st. ty or country ; good relerenc 4 i | 209 WHat isfit ST—A You AMERIC w+ Tie ' J ° child's nurse: a ab) so in m plain, rap 936 SES Hi S1.—A COMPEVENT PERSON AS | 3 pi A nll fet noe peggeaaaligcae | wazes Address C.'B. M., box 10 OO cook; coutitry preferred: good referonce | cased z mt OO 2 > Y ESPECTABLE G18) 3 ANTED—A PLRST 296 © fH SR—AS FIRST CLASS GOOK, | de We tee Wire she bout ord ced 8 ce Friday, ot No. 8 Lex 200 was nd ironer; good city reference, x oe WARE MoEaIA ington ay, QQ West Fe FEA FIR? CLABS GOOK: £02 a fresh brosur of milk, wishes « baby NTED-FOR A PRIVATE BOARDING 1 city or count how red; wo ob: | to nurse at! frome. Cail tor two colored man to wait and bo gonerally Jection to assist with ch ee. — ae aia: aeons alr D6 aw ‘ Wr HITH STA YOUNC AN AS GOOK nt w fear aurem: Sa ” © ¢ WES! MTH ST.— TED A FIRST CLASS Bel pate ceatonelte eo wvewiehscly’ | inMaeBeRtni ee rine eee 216 chambermeld and waltross, in a boarding house; oF country; referonee. Fetovences required, me - : = 244 PEARL Sf—A RESPECTABLE MARRIED 956 VAY.—AS COOK. WASIER AND TRONER | t 3: wourtn ws wet murse; bess city refere! TUK TRADES. 00 city or country; city reference. cuployer and doctor, Mrs. ANN GILFEATH PIRAT OU 4 GOOD K. 56] 6TH AV. COOK, WASHE 8 FLOOR, FRONT.—A Jol new, cheap processes. Pd IL kroner 4 Fespectal | peal 4 shuree to grow- PLATER, Horal . : Bi a : | Tight chamberwork; eatyor country, 1) PHOTOGRAPHERS.—HANDS WANTED TO TRIM AR() MoEB! TRSt PLOOR, FRONT | ah storooscople prints; none but those used to Bergner’s yA row nA private gentleman's | (4 10TH A YOUNG GIRL AS NURSE OR TO | cutters veed appl mgt 3 family of boarding house, or us housekeoper ins small tam: | OA) do ght houssworks ts willing end obliging. a) AL, PHOTOGRAPHERS, ly: bost refer M.D. 5 + Waite be. pas B73 ie aN RST PLOOR,—A SCOTCH WOMAN sot ST. TOP eer Con eoumy | TO Pan t as very tc in’ a private family or boarding woman as waitress; reference, Call on or address etaia S08 printers: care of milk and butter; city souse; would take 141 elecen for two days. po ARCHITECT 82645 EAST 25TH ST.—TWO GIRLS 10 GO IN THE 7 p AV an o PRO’ | young mun wants to learn dranghting. Ad- 2 d waitress; city refere i . CATION AS FIRST HAND IN TAPES. oy SSG “TAY Miscellaneous. Ww ; QAO WKAT dist Sha BGR WOUAR | 1 gon ay Jae ee ing room ; our years’ reference from present 4 ate ii) A ‘ AY., OOR.—A SMART AMER- | Qh ios, i 342 as good dinner und order cook; sicew home: reler- | Q]] fat, ayed 14,0 bores | employer as to upility anit character, Address box 1 Post r a eae wi Bm A CONFECTIO DA WATER STORE, | ———— B48 ® S2D ST.—A BTRADY WOMAN AS GOOD oung Indy as cashier, s, with all particulars, vox 119 Herald office. mee. WITHOUT ENCUM- PECTABL YOUNG nd ironer. Can be seen bye th ed deo THIS DAY (Friday), at 10:30 o'clock, pauish: understands | GENERAL SALE OF HGUSEHOLD PURNITURE, yr = . : ol i} Mirrors, Carpets, Retfri ‘ators, Desks, 4 EAS St—A PRCTABLY: WOMAN writes yuitele wt fin ( . : oo pepe lle Big Core capable and oblig- ping; is mot afraid of work, but requires Fine Herring double: dear Safe + guod cit und country references for winonth, H. Hl. D.. Herald offic ~ I—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG LADY AS Address M. O., Herald Up- ANTE cashier in a restaurant, town Branch office. " LP WANTED—FEMALES. OMAN COOK FOR A BOARDING NOt ‘or colore st know her business; reference. 413 WEST sot Sta PR direction o! ©) cook, wash andiron; city 176, at 12 0 ice: countty preferred. 5 EAST iit tnee from last employer. country; good refer- jock, at Exchange ’ two four story brick nd Lots cast sid B, 86 feet 1 inch north of ‘wud 13th st.—Four story brick House and wrner 24th st.—Brick House and Lot, north ches west of av. D. referee, on Friday. J Salexroom. 111 Broadw: Houses 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN As | | | | ESTANT WOMAN TO | | | 1A ABLE YOUNG WOMAN | 4 diately at 37 West 34th st. blah . ies lersta of cook : oa Serra QISSELL, W & MILLET, AUCTIONEERS. a ne Goat OTe cake a TANTED—FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; MUST Bi THIS DAY (Fri I, at 1034 A. M., eas anaet bass Othy eferae ell tae ewe dave Waa iicnts westurenuiouens aeoaeiy Orta B at ont sal it t. WEST 40711 . THIRD FLOOR.—A SCOTCH | place. Hardware, 432 ar, girl as exellent cook or as excellont, fine lnun s cupable in either capacity, comprising in part ‘600 store Trucks. assorted, 1, 100 boxes Clothesn| 8 OK, WHO THOR- er business, and must be good Wein My * 4TH AV.—A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL TO | natured, willing and obliging. Apply, between 9 and 12 nag (Ae SA ‘Sand A446 SS stad: asmall family; prefers the | o'clock to-day, at No. 6 dnt s Bu one can get aper- | ye Hamner Rlmeer terran iin) hs, Gan eae MOM a manent pi Saucepens, Ton Trays; &¢ ¥ 534 TH AV. (PRE YER AR ware NERAL | 7-4; i DIE spect s willingto assist One wh has 6 SlROR OT NG Satya with washing. sleep at nights preferred. after BALM. | eae Alt AT eta Ag RESUBOTABLE GIRL. AS GOOD | WY ANTED—A NEAT INDUSTRIOUS GIRL FOR building. egrner of Jay and Washington, ste, t plain cook, washer and ironer; willing and ub! eral housework ; to suitable party; ref | comrining Machinery, Cullendens, Slitters, &e, Meni ata hinikche erence. Apply at 133 pangs rel | foe of Tools, te BH. BALDWIN, Re ra AV., BROOKLY si s wa is. NERARD BETIS & AUCTIONEERS, besiehenn del A) aoe G Store and Swlesroom, No. 7 Old sli and 104 Pearl st, THIS DAY (Friday), July 21, bachontthroncalinibpar a Paubiee = | wxsisa wis first and second Or). * Macaroni, under Port Warden's inspection, for account of whom it may concern, 3,948 boxes Itaiian Macaroni, 25 lbs and 50 Ibs. exch; also Groceries—Sale of assorted Groceries GERAD BETTS & 1 as good plain cook eral house. RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISH tion of trust; posted in machinery A” BETUA- let bis em- A can pluyer have $800 on good security. Address J, A., Herald &e. 1 GIRL AS lent waitres: erence. Ww petent chamberinai to a boarding hor TION WISHES A SITU- translator or correspond- ork for emplover's own Address LETTER W., A young French-swi ess or child's nurse; sher and ironer. SENT EMPLOYER'S),— vermaid and waitress; is willing to go . Auctioneers, and 104 umbormaid an the country; 6)*2 BAST seri 123 Ritter ates AN VAL ISHES TO TRAVEL WITH mor asick gentleman, Address GEORGE VER, care of J, 1,142 Broudway, (Gjeence HOLBROOK, AUC a HOLBROOK & sell this day, ut 2 0 pountey : ‘ YOUNG MAN, AGED 17, WISHES A SITUATION | Parlor and Chamber Suits, Mirro pets and Olle! D4 WE BASE faMBER. | =o imisoif useful; writes a fair hand, Ordckery, Glass aud Plated Ware, 2 mai competent; city | Address M. K.. No. 3 Noni r nee nt ae hee ference; nw objection to the country. GOOD RELIABLE BARKEEPER BERGE, + AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS A B wants a ituation; good references and security. 7 *2() WEST 1711 s aL Te ] 4 Ad- (Friday), July” 2i, at 1044 o'clock, Stock and Fix- 1 30) we general eek “4 woe bap al | dress ¢. ¥,, box 157 Herald office, SALTON tures of a Sample Room and \Saoer toes. Dealers invited. Kood reference. EMPLOYMENT WANTED OF ANY KIND: THOR- WIS A, CONEN, AUCTIONEER, SHLLS AP wy y} E [ie taock, large lot Furaivure 43 Ist at. k or porter; une: Address GARD- ‘Sewing Machine, &c. 157 west “41st CHAMBERMATD AND 0) ¢ waitress or to take care of chidren; best city refer- ence. Call or address. S11 KE, ase ST — ceptionnts NER. 550, BOWERY— Fast 17th st. BAUM, AUCTIONEER. 261 sells thisday! at 10 o'clock, No. 4 or RMAN AND ENGLISH CORRESPOND. © ent, possessing first class business abilities ani YOUNG GIRL AS CHA. maid : guid reference r i and Fixtures of Saloon: Bar, Baekbar, Tables, Chairs, fs a oe nt ai guees wats «position, Address E, L., eare of T. KEYI, | Icebox, Glastware, de. Deulors mvited, 214 vt Sf—TWO COLORED GIE ‘SBrosdway. VL. SUSHAGS, AvorIOsRE, ait pow £1 FE to do chamberwork or ax waitress | Qrruation WANTED—BY A YOUNG © shirt factory or any place in which sew! are used, as he understands them thoroughly: can furnish Dest relerences, Address JOHN BEEWICKES, Herald office. MAN is thin day. at 2 Gth st. Williameba Spring Beds, Bed: XN a ‘clock, No, 327 Grand st. cor! ty of Spring ed Factory EAST 23D SV.—A RESPECTABLE YOU girl as chambermaid and waitress; bost city rete} SAST 29TH RT.—A GIRL TO DO CHAMRE work or washing and housework; good city refer: PANTED—BY A YOUNG © D MAN, A Kivington st. a a8 waiter el or country good ‘reference. FetH eA YOUNG GIny AR OmAse | Sauron w: Os Hermie Untond Bessel ORS. M ARSWAL'S SALE.—J. SERUACHER, AU rt. bermaid and waitress ina private family - Ww* A RESP p will seil th at 1015 o'clock, ai No. 6 Rivington fection to city or country; good reference. aged tion Sonat St. 49 ussorted Tea and Coffee Pots. D, ULLMAN, Marshal. 5 OFA WEST wt st ence, Address box 201 Herald Uptown Brauch office. | AISHAUS SAL LOMAS M'GRATH, AVOTION- IE charshermaid and NG LAD, HAVING | M “cor. this day, at 101; o'clock, at No. 11 Market ool and residing with | ¥4., one Scroll of the Law und Furnituro of Synazocue. iy ment. : 4 store oroflice: good | order “PL FEBNY, City Marslial DG BAY GA YOUNG GIRL aS CHAMBER Arp | Xdarees be Ge pig adigoaes Moetes SALE.—ED, PETTINGER, AUCTION OO and waitress {2 Pane ea Ts = | My cor, with sell Titi Wriday) MORNING, July 21, at a FE —— 5 - | CLERKS AND SALESMEN 10 o'clock, at corner of 125th st. and 1st ny., one large Flour i EAST ii ST. GROCE “heed : . ‘ BT Lacey [Amettetnl be chawbermelaeed wettnac, {8 EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR LACE “GOODS | and kin good order. JOHN W. THORW, Astor. thagee. e ERS SALE THIS DAY.JAMES AGAR, ngs. Those bi or nurse and plain sewer; willing and obliging. ving trade only need address, | Stating lust situnti Roba Herald offic Qe WEST 37TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL AS CUAM me w 5 . Bow Series sud ce 00 fine washing in w private tauitly ; | \ ST, WHO TEAS 2 | Dre Reranants. Table Linen, Uudérelotb good city refe . Z Speaks German and English, with 12 years’ ex” | Sicers, Spreads. Shuce, Boots, Pillows, Coats, Panteloont QB4.G WEST SOTH ST. PRESENT EMPLOY .csh | Se rein G. SOUNG, Hempacsd 2d edeh Kent. By ertes ot B.S ? DEI respectable vounz girl as first class chambertuid | °— . (RMAN, SHERIF'S AND GENERAL AUC ry ED IN MIN- imported Wines and waitress; no objection to assist with the wushiag and | RIENC BogKkeErER WANTED—EX Moneer.—Assignes's sale of ironing. will o reside in Tennessee. Reply Li . 0) bi Is choice old Bi - = - by letter references, to ALFRED KIMBER, sec. ea ainiecae aa aatan Waeeted QF WEST SOTI! Sr A YOUN rR a ‘ , “ aud Rye Whiskey BOL? Me worn ochevissd to doen stale cok secon | Maley. box 8.610 Pest oft H : Wines sud Btandies, Gin, key Wetton to the country; would du general housework; yood ] ver OPENED. THIS DAY ( Heer eae dog 1034 o'clock, reference. moderate. Ad at No. 1 . = _— _ - - | office, about $12,009 worth of Liquors—vix., of S54 MAY To bo came K AND oo ees casks Brandies, Gin, iam, Port, Sherry and Rhine Win ov general cleanin do pantry w Vor | ] RUG CLERK W : al D barrels Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, choice brands boarding house; country preferred; wages ue | scle yor ; one wiilin also wlacge lot of Wines, Liquors, Champagne, in cases; i moderate rence, Apply at VIN- | large lot of fine, Havana aud Domestic Cigars, Safes, de, pe CENTS acy, 117 Broadway, Will- | Sale positive, without reserve. Dealers invited. pp Bremmakers anc famsbury. ved th Seah Alan, at 11 “o'clock, nt No. 13 Howery, ansignne's sale of @) desires more e : RUG CLERK WANTED—MUST BE THOROUGHLY | $00 cases Claret, Maine. et aie eeake OF ats. hee ie erence. Ring fourth bell, evrner West 11th st” Bi sR Be ATHAN PRANK, <p. WRST UNG oto G RUGGISTS.—A QUALIFIED AND Ti WORTHY | QUERIPI'S SALE OF DISSEC Seisanikings nice Waeed bald maker. rery of otherwise, at low wagos. Address R., box 19% | tuncer, will sell this day (Friday), July 21, bia | Herald offic 205 Lexington ay., one set Dissecting Instruments, lob General Housework. &c. EUG CLERK WANTEDCA | Books, Dra: me Waxon, Harness, Office Furni- Qo West rN ar SPECTABLE TO | yee hevween, the. ages of 18 ena 50 i Tee TEAC. CONE, Mhede, Sine Soereeres bansiwedh¢ 16 Sciex sae _ | Teferences, to E. MORRISON, 3d ay. and | "LEG: ope laraiapab ala ey 61 * 4471 ST—A RESPECTABLE —SCOTCIT . rans 7. | a+ a JL woman, with ber ehiid, todo general housework: ixa | PNVESTIGAT! ACCOUNTANT, JOHN. U Wty g00d plain cook and first cluss laundress; country preferred, HILL, fice, Natioval Park Bank building, - | LAMSON 7 ro ve way: books opened and balanced. | Drokers, office | 76 KING 8T.—~A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO GENERAL + —— | Furniture, (© housework: ood washer and Ironer and plain cook; CAN HAVE SAMPDES OF TEA TO SELL | at L162 5 sity oF country ; low wages; good city reference ape: on by applying to PICKER? & ©O., im- | Fie 14.4 WESE ACUI SA COLORED WOMAN To Do | Porter IS) bean a Sse | WE \UGTIONERR, “E general housework ; reference. W ANT A SITUATION, BY & STEADY | otiee, No. 3 Chambers st. ay ST.. REAR Wouan To | _ as clerk or copyist; salary not so much the | — By virtue of a chattel mortgage. I will sell on this day, at l d+) _ REAR. = AN TO | ent employmeut, Address J. W. 't., Herald clock, the Contents of the Laer Beer and Concer poe, Os hots in a private family; is a good cook; | Saloon, 1 ba —Walnut Counters, Ta les, Chairst © — — — ———— | Freneb plate Mirrors, Gla: 1. 903 ESPECTARLE y TANTED—A COUNTER, K . Db FOR ATH STOR ___ WM. ABSOTT, Jr ney tor Mortgagee. Lue pral housework first’ clase ability and reference required. Addre aie 5 . . = Me " ith pare aud address, stating particulars, box 369 WATCHES. JEWELRY, St 90): RAST 20TH Sf, FIRST FLOOR —A RES? ¢ office, New York. KAR BROA 7 UF) abio girl, lately landed, todo general hoosework; | 8+. - — ~ e Wisdbes: pe ohinee. ethos WAXTEDIA TEA SALESMAN WHO CAN COMMAND | STA RESPECTAUER YOUNG | ,V¥ some trade. Address, with full mame and address, box | sa general housework in a small private 9% Post Ss SOS Seas ama - EG BROADWAY, ©¢ ER 47H ST.—DIAMONDs, i Wartro-a COMPETENT PHARMAC: ERMAN | ches, Jewelty, Sillts, Laces and Personal Property 915 OM NO. 9—AN ENGLIAI aud Keglish knowledge, HEINTZELMAN'S Phur- | of every description bougit and sold Loans uegotiatea, ole) » {i089 Beneral housework in A smail private | macy. Philadelphia, a ! JAMES PV. ‘family: is a cood cook — SS 81 a 75,000. —DL AME jy] wast «rit Sima Na Gini ToDo | WWANTeY. PER WHO UNDERSTANDS mag ng Und caeerel hencveek ia 0 peivate fawily; city oF s business aman, correct at hygnres, relt- | Loans effe ip setetoucee, able and not afraid of work; a permanent position to one | ARINC W thas sults. og " ; H re rivin, : tating what sal- spepe sii RESPECTABLE GIRL TO | ary is expected, REIGHT, box 685 Post office, Youk- 5 BQ) WHAT SECOND FLOC A YOUN WARTED—A YOUNG MAN WilO UNDERSTANDS ae pr to do general housework ina ry business, 6 ay. id SEE e mos Le < Private family; good references: city or country MOREY OF :DEAMON DS. 4&0. —DIAMONDS, p\ Pe COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, Jowelty, Silverware, Camel's Hair Shawls, 39TH ST.—A YOUNG GIR To DO Lik ' a R EEE tc nncn or unitaleg were: cle weno {YOUNG PROTSSTANT GERMAN MAN WANTS A | Seal Sacques, Laces, Silks, & nd sold back wt & IP AL situa achmau and gardener; good refe very sinall naval _ ——E Address B. UBRMAN, Ravenswood, L. | Broadway, pear IN FANCY it ° ue WEST 87TH 8ST 33 { Speetudle girl to do gener good washer und trouver; best A MARE IED MAN AS FIRST CLASS FLORIS A sg ie to cook, wash and iron, first eb AB, box 110 Herald Uptown AUTIFUL “ARTIF Te 1, warranted; Silver $3; SINGLE New York Dente B'S orl AND 10rnt Sth av. moar Ith st established 1851; ex respectable woman to do general house- | COACHMAN AND GARDENER WANTS A SITUA Tani bartaees tanking: eed city referemes } tion: siagie: thoroughly understands. voth branches; = Willing to make himself generally useful; best city refer 460 WEST 2TH ST.~A YOUN RL TO DO | ence, Address, for two days, COACHMAN, Herald Uptown DU generat housework ina «mail tau alorad- | Branch oft p, a Vane iy | die and. death, BY ANOUNO COLORED MAN. 48 COACHMAN: 14 years’ best reference ers; the latter can recomm Apply at No, 8 East 84th st stor's carriage warchouse, SINGH, Clairvoyant, 90. ; | WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH SE@OND sight, tells eversthing without questioning. Near N ME. | ML Giatevoyant West 400k ot. . A RELIAB thoroughly understands bis ches; three years reiorences. Adcress &., box 174 Herald oifice. | BeAr 17tL st. \OACHMAN AND GROOMS SITUATION WANTED tier mau for style and position: cortities age 20; Address JOHN, box 102 Herald ottice, WANTED-—HY FIRST CLASS GERMAN a ROOM 14—A YOUNG GIRL TOT 4 ina private faratly; good reterence QD Dav. BET 44TH AND 45TH STSOA t youug girl to do general wousework in @ private | famuy: Vest city references. 1.271 tat" AMERICAN ¢ +d b erat housework ins email privat é = é 2 2 AND TRUSTWORTHY YOACHMAN J = = No. 275 Oth av., L TO vo « family MEDICAL. c GRINDUE, 14 Sonfidential eonsaltasion on all te: fur two days, ( By tL TO DO aD AY. RESP <CTABL general housework, cook, wash wad from; city A. TUATION “s a tinea ame SD gardener (married) with best of reference, Can be em: | A. MES WORCESTER, PHYSIGIAN: BOARD AND D WOMAN TO DO GESERAL | ployed immediately, Cail or addresa Kb. NICKELS, 22 | {Ls nursing, 149 Charles st, bet. Washington aud West. a OA a Toad Senda NR 8 a weeiees a Vee WiOWIFH SINOK 18) NOL SiRONG AND CAPAHLE GIRL POR GENERAL | QITUATION WANTRD-AS COACHMAN: AND GAR «Bust 52d door from Sth av. Advice free. AA. icusework; colored or German prelerred, No. 105 | S) dener: pood refer Address ANDREW KELLY, ae oie West both st, | box 178 Herald offic fi \, Momsexeepers, &e- SITUATION WANTED-—POR GOACHMAN AND ¢ GtRROGE i Wate Ae Basen 6; BAST 20D STWAS WORKING HOUSEKEEPER | SS dene divate family: no ubjection to go t oan Femi OMSMUEIDSURI Te RUT T “ experience; excellent referouces; eity oF country; | country. 258 71h av. | peppcreia serene coeur dete ieee nd Wrest i a iit hal | WASTED BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAX, SITU. | | pg Be hy ad 302 BLERCKER ST, UPSTAIRS.—A Ipow oF avon as coachman gardener, el - ~ : on ae ie heey de gods add: a6 bovevke organist, amanucnels, | strictly temperate; with best reference, Address H | QUCCESSFUL CURBS GUARANTRED,—ALL CASES abiry moker AMBLIA, 144 Herald ottice, { by Dr. or Mme, WEST, 4 Bieccker at, near Brosdway NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 2i, 1876. EUROPEAN ‘STEAMSHIPS. OM, DIRBCT LINE T RANG THE GENERAL TRANS <TLANTIC COMPANY'S MALL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVKE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTIL G. for the Iai ‘The splendid vessels 0 43 *sT. steerage, Bt NAtioxal FOR EGYPT..July ‘Cabin passa, reduced rate; issued from Ll Y QTatE NEW from pier star Apply ond way. BTEERAGE y ALSATIA.. HENDEKSU LLERT. Garg and al ANCHORIAS ul UTOPIA....July AUSTRALIA. Aus. ‘Auchor Lino, Pie: NEW YORK 10 Gl Cabins, $65 to $50, curres Excursion tickets on favorable terms. Btocrace, $28, currency; intermediate, $35, currouey, — | Drafts issued for any BROTHERS AMBURG AMERIC tor PLYMOU with wine, bedding and utensil ersmarked LOU Cen Saturday, Juty 2. NGLAND. July 22, ENGLA: By company's oflice, ug of | v ‘OR LONDON DIR STOWN TAN Saturday, Jul, dig i GON eT AG is IN GOLD Gneluding wine): to nccommodation ; prices, Apply at the f. W. J, HURST, M d Dassen cers favorite route for the Conti- (cubins provided with electric bella) will sail from pier orth River as follows :—~ LAURENT (Lachesnes) Saturday, July 22, 6:30 A, M. FRANCE (Trudelle) *PEREIRE (Danre).. ras i Chuo to. $120, riny Firs, Cabin, 20, -newon Second, $72; Third Cabin, $40. Return tickets at reduced rates, ‘tuperior accommodations, including wensils, without extra charye, ‘thus * do notcarry steerage passengern SDE EMIIAN. Agent, 09 Bi INK. 20,11 A.M ug. 5. 4.7) M. rondway, bah Peer eee oe KHINE, SWITZERLAND LAND, ‘| rae i SW! N &O., via ROTTERDAM. AAS... to the Netherlands, are great tavor ht, NCI, EDYE & 00. POMMERANIA. points in K bin, first suloo Cabin. seeund salon, gold toerue, currency eee KUNWARDY # CO:.""C."B. RIC c Gener . gold, accom fons return tickets: $00 JUSTIN BALDWIN 18 AT 45 BRO! NR. ORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, Bie LFAST AND LONDONDERRY, ‘orth River out of Canal oh Se OF VIRGINIA, STATE OF NEVADA STATE OF INDIANA r and every alternate Thursday thereafter. to $50, according to Second cabin, FU follow: hursday, July 27 -Thursday, August 3 ‘Thursday, August 10 Firat cabin, 38 pinks ticket: he 2 erage at lowe: & CU., Agents, No, ADWAY AND AT ie ‘5 PIER, FOOT UF CANAL ST., NORTH IVER. NOMIC ors, earcying the ‘ For Agents, Pac! HERBOURG a ris duly 2! #1 Bros ‘ork, ERVOOL, LONDON OB Sane ney, uccording to accommodations, amount ng curr 0. SUEVIA ‘August | HAMMONT Kates of passage to Plymouth, London, Cher i iand, Scotland and Wal ROUTE TO HOL. July 20 August $ United States mail es with the public. ‘rips regular, rates low, comfort and living perfect, For fre 2 WN, MORRIS, 50 Broudway. 8. 7 Bowling Green. ‘¥ COMPANY'S LINE nd HAMBUNG, BOTHNIA. commodation. low rates. ms. ‘Sti Sav or Bremen :— NARD LINE.-B. AND N. a of this line tak outward passage from Que! Boston, crossing the meridian ra) to the north of 43, ‘On the homeward passa, 42 latitude, or nothin, FROM NEW YORK bo: ved., July OTICE. ards ‘OWN, Aug. 2 AB: *RUSSIA Stouiners iidrked * yo not carry stecrage passony Cabin passage. $80, $100 and S130, wold, ‘With a view to diminishing the chances of collision, the specific course for all seasons of town to New York or latitude or nothing crossing the meridian of 50 at to the north of 42, AVEKPOOL AND QUES. A..Wed., Aug. 9 Wed.. Aug. 16 ors. fing to ac- |, acco Return tickets on favorable terms. Steerage tickets to Freight and passage office id frei all parts \o. 4 Bowlis CHARLES G, FRA of Europe at very ng Gree! NOKLY: NMAN LINE MAIL STEAMERS, FOR. SITY OF RIC) ULE. CITY OF CHESTER CILY OF RICHMOND, CITY OF BERLIN. Satur, From’ pier 49 Nort Dubin, $80 and $100, gold. We, $28, currency. Drafts at low king and Hath rooms emidships. 33 Bro N Saloons, staterooms, G. DALE, Aj Rates of passaze from HA. Company’ TOW AND LI Saturday, Au; ., Septem! pler foot of 2d wt duly 22) OSI July 29 | DON: 08, ‘0. Saturday, July Saturday, August 3 Snturday, August 19) at VERPOOL. at3 P.M, at3P. M, PM A.M. AM. ay er 9, wt 8:30 River, tickets on favorable te York. wit LLOYD LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, ‘ON AND BREMEN. Hoboken. urday, August 5 jaturday, August 12 ‘ork to Southampton, Havre First Cabin $10, gold; Second Cabin, $80, gold; Steer age, $30, currency. turn tickets at reduced r Prepaid Steerage Cortitic: $32, currency. For freight or p: Seiiicis '& Go. 2 Bowling Green, NEVADA. Wiscunsin Sweden, &c. ship NE King st, 29 Broadway. FOR Thi mended BRITANNIC. GERMANIC. CELTIC BRITANNI NITED STATES MAIL LINE.—STEAM TO QUEENS- TOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Sailing on TUESDAY, from pier 46 North River. July Aug 8.345 P, fabin, $69, $70 und $50, arreiigy. Interinediato, $40; steerage, 820, Passengers booked to nnd from Paris, Hamburg, Norw Drafts oa Ireland, England, France and at rat Bangs an Nowe WILLIAMS & OUION, IDAHO, SAM. | WYOMING. Aug. 22,33 PM. M SP Sept. 5, 29 Broadway. SW) HITE STAR LINE - QUKENSTOWN AND LITERPOOL, DARRYING THE UNITED ners of this ling take the Laue Routes rocom- jor 46 No Maury, U. 5. Banks on the pussage to Queenstown all ti wre, $2. moking and bath noise and motion itherto unattainable nt ction of plans an the Company's office, 37 Broadway, New York. R J. OORTIS, Agent. QPECIAL NONCK—THE SPLENDID MAIL STHAM ADA sails trou pi x ; juceastown and Liverpool. ay, 25. et DAL ng For passage apply to WILLIAMS & ‘CUION, orth: on 1 vel SHATES MALL, oing south ot the e year round. July 29, at 11 A.M. August 12 ; return ticl re least, aflording ry formation apply at i. N Ross ad ticket office, O'DONOVAN COAST WIS ANAMA TRANSIT For CALIFORNIA, JAPA: ZEALAND, I AND STRAMSHIY Vz I plor 42 North Leo. connecting for Central America and South P From 5AN FRANCISCO to J APA! +... Wednendas iste, $15; PACIFIC MAIL LINES. RULLAY, Superintendent, orth River, \REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LING. TO BRISTOL (1 sailing from pier 14 E SOMERSET, W: GLAND) DIRECT, t River as follows Tuesday, Jaly 25 August 9 steerage, $9), STEAMSIIPs. CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NBW COLUMBIA, OREGON, Be River. JISC, via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA, Saturday, July 29 ‘Thess jer 1S CoOL! ply to FORY via Havana, # N 36 North Rive “Insnrance Whitney & te. rT cont, North itive: fo" NEW oR KR | CIty OF HO! Central I rates, For fret | Homa, apply to KNIC on SATURDAY, NB, YORK AND HAYS first class h River, foo For freight and p: KELLER, LULIN oar bet pat A. Por freight aud passage ALEXANDER. & ON Steamers will leave New Urisans July 3) aud Augi for Vera Crus and ali the above ports ORGAN’S NEW YORK steamships —MO GAN CLEY will on Sutarday, July transterring Texas freight there to Mor- nhand Texas Kailrond for n's steamers to Texas ports. ued to all points on the Missi«sippt ston, Indianola, © 0, Brownsy rg and Sut Santiago at the expens n or ORLEANS DIRE THE oainships will ACK rpms ERA CRUZ AND NEW rose, rpus Christi, be e! freight CHARLES A, WHITNEY & CO., Agents; CROMWEL ‘The steun ip NA DIRECT MAIL LINK— of Cedar st., for Havana rih River at 3 P.M. sailat J P.M. from WM. ?. CLYDE & ©0,, No. 6 Bowling Green, € €O., Agents in Havana, MAIL Tuesday, July 25 : a ay, July 27 on Y., HAVANA AS ICAN st arers leave pier No. FOR AVANA DIRECT. CITY OF HAVANA CITY OF VEK. ‘ampencuy. Tuspan and Tampico, sTueeday, July 25 31 and 33 Broudway, at 20 W ORLEANS AND TEXAS ail from pier at 3 P. M., for New organ City, thence Through bills of Ind~ Kite at Corpus Christi and Brazos nd tisk of consignee. of ©. A. Jonas pervs, mn apply to office, pler oo KERBOCKER, Captain July at 3 o'clo. he frow pier N rth River. Through bills of lading points on the Mississippl fu Cabin passage, CROMWE sKenEER accommodations LARK & SEAMAN. 66 West st. IPRXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY Wost, carrying the U STON, © aly 22, at 8 P.M. tro i. bills of [ading given to all points on x ional e tor cy H, MALLORY 4 00., er, eerage, $23, d States Di and Great ansace, havin pest rout Lawn For freight or passag» apply to iven to Nobile and all principal i Apply to HALIFAX. N. 3. AND ST. JOHNS. N. > UL STEAMSHIP LINE. . 'ers leavo pler 10 Norvh uiver following days, at $ P. GEORGE WASHINGTON. . GEORGE CROMWE . Friday, July 21 ‘Teesday, August 1 Nova Seutia, ce. Bxeelient mail, The steamer ring, will aati ou Nature Kast River. the Houston and Texas, Northern, Houston and Henderson, and tue Galveston, Harrisvurg ana san Antonio railroads. Fretgit and insurance at lowest ‘Through Galveston, | tery), at 2 o'clock. accom moda. Maiden lane. POR RasAc. bP OREGULAR MALL STEAMSHIP eevee TURKAY. FERRIS & CO,, 62 South st EXCURSIONS, a per AMBOAT Fort Ls iy A dr se atthe ea hens LD DOMINION STEAMSIIIP OOMPANY, sailing from pier 37, North River, For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs- daysand attirdays ab P.M. confecting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Ling, Atiantic Coast Line, Piedmont Air Line, Chess aud Ohio Railroad and with the com- ty In North Carolina and Washington, N. ©. (vim Norfolk), Saturday ‘ednesday und Friday at 3P. M., leware rlivoeds ih Maryland and De! Fr nccommodations unsurpassed. 11s of lading to all points at Norfolk, &e. tickets and Bs ‘37 North iver. insurance to Freight roceived aly at offices, 197 ot. N. L. MCORBADY, Premdent. NLY DIRECT LINE FOR PLORIDA.—WEEKLY LINE tor Port Royal, 8. C.; Fernundiva, Fla.; 3 20 East River. Ga, Sailing every. eee from steamer CARONDELET, Captain Fuireloth, will sail Friday, July 21, 0:3 P.M. Through tickets issued to ull Ce 4 CH. MA RY fee ecm apply to C. H. M. aia GUIDE. Pig TRAVELLERS’ ‘A CHIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT. The MALY POWELL. for Wost Hoint, Newburg, Rondout and Kingston, landing at Consens’, and New Hamburg. and Marlboro by ferry. ey at.) da days ects at Poughkeepsic with Pough! Cornw: will lenve pi cepted, at 3:90 evening trains for Aunauy. —PEOPLE’S LINE.—STEAMBUATS LEAVE pior 41 North River dafly, St cepted, até P. M., for Alvany and all points North an reat reductions fo tere. Kxcursion tiekets to Albany, Saratoga, Montreal aud return, Meals on European plan, LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATS ©. VIBBARD ANIEL DREW, wt B10 West over New York Central, and b; and Round Take. ‘To West Point and Newburg acd nm same day, ROOKLYN, NEW YORK AND NEWBURG, BY $1; Poughveepsie, €1 50. D “stoatnboat ARMENIA.—Leave Fulton st., Brooklyn, at: Vestry st... New York, wt #:20. and 24th'st.. at . M,, lumding at Yonkers, Jona Island, Cozzens, We: Point’and Cornwall. Returning, arrive at Brooklyn, 7 P.M. ‘Tiekets for the round trip, $1; to fona Iniane and return, 75 cont O*Rey © PION or WALTER. 42 North River, at 6 P.M. Faro, 50e. TINE, —STEAMERS NEW CHAM. BRETT daily, from Canal st, pler Berths 1 (aes: TINE, Troy, Saratoga and all points leave duliy, except Sacurday, at 6 P. M., fre ough tare to. atogn only #250; excursion for 80 ae (RE REDUCED. © ARROWSMITH, leuving Jone) By the swift steai whart, Brovkl; 30 P.M. ; pier 87 fast River, M. .M.. Returning, leaves OA. jays excepted), connecting each way with Daubury and Norwaik and Now Haven rail- 35 cents; excursion tickets. Dut: Heents. LL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON via Newvort and Fall River ~The world renowned Stenmbonts BRISTOL and PROVIDENOE leave pier 28 North River, foot of Murray st. daily (Sundays included), at SP. M. Throuch tickets sold at all t! principal hotels in the cit; END LYANIA RAILROAD, GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED 3TAYES MAIL ROUTE, ‘Trains leave New York, via Desbrosses and Cortlandt street ferries, ns follows: — Express for lurrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and South, with Pullman palace cars attached, 9:30 4, M., 6 and 8:30 P.M Sunday, 6 and 8:30 P.M. For Williamsport, Lockhavon. Corry. and Erie at 2:40 and 82%) P. M., connecting at Corry for Titusville, Petroleum F Centre, and the Oil Regions, > For Bultimore, Washington and the South, “Limited Wash. ington Express” of Pullman parlor ears daily, except Sunday, Oat) A. M.; arrive Wasuington 4:10 P.M. Reg- ular at A.M. and® P.M. Sunday oP. Express for Philadelphia, 7:80, 8:40, 9:30 a. M., 12:39, », 34, 5,6, 7, 30,9 P.M. and 12 night. Accomino- dation 7A. M. wnd 4:10 P.M. Sunday 8 A. M., 5, 6, 7, D, and 9B. M. Emigrant aud second class 7 ¥. M. 4A. M.. and SP. M, For Centennial depot at 5:30, Baan On Sunduy 8 A. tennial depot + Recurninig | at 1, 4:45, 5:30, 6, and 7:5 P.M, On Sunday 7:20 A. M. and7 P.M. For trains to Newark, Elizabeth, Rabway, Princeton, Tren- Perth Amboy, Flemington, Belvidere and | other local sehedu‘e at all ticket office: i —From Pittsburg, 6: P.M, daily; 10:10 A. M. ay. From Washington and Baltimore uP, M. Sunday, 6:20 A. M. Frot 6230, 10:10, 11 20, 11:50, A. M. . 6250, 7:39, 7:40, 8: 3:06, 620, 6:90, 10:10. 11:50.A. M., 6:50 and 526 and 944 Broadway, No. 1 Astor House, and foot ot Desbrosses and Cortlandt: sts.; No. 4 Court st. Brooklyn; Nos. 114, 116 und 118 Hudson st., Hoboken: D pot, Jersey Clty. Emizrant Ticket Office, No. 8 Buttery place, D. M. BOYD, Jn., General Passenger Agent. Frank Tuomson, General M HILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE New Jersey Southern Railrond.—Fare lower than by any other route, commencing June 19, 1876. Leave New York from pier 8’ North River, foot Rector st... 6:45 A. M. for Leng Branch and Seabright, ‘ke.; 9:45 A.M. tor Philadel. phia, Long Branch, Tums River, Waretown und V 'v. M. for Philadelphia, Loug Branch aud T HM for Long Branch. Toms River and Wur-tows dP. M. via freight boat and passenger train for Loug branch. Sandays, 9:30 A.M tor Long Branch ret mung at SPM. W. S. SNEDEN, GM. GARATOGN “THE MOST POPCLAR AND DIRECT route {x by the splendid stoamers of the People’s Line DREW and ST. JOHN, leaving daily from pier 41 North River, at 6 P. M. Great reduetion in faro vy excursion tickets to Albany, Saratoga and Montreal. TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTO: Steamers RHODE ISLAND agd NARRAGANSETT, from pier 33 North River, foot of Jay st, atS P.M, Providence Line, from pier 27 North River, foot of Park place. Steamships ELECTRA and GALATKA. at PM ~ EXCURSIONS. TLANTIC OCEAN AND ROCKAWAY BEACU TWICE EVERY DAY, INCLUDING SUNDAYS. RRETT & PALMER'S palace of th thi ay PLYMOUTH "ROCK, 2 Se will TO-DAY and every day, including Sundays, make TWO GRAND TRIPS to ROCKAWAY BEACH AND THE ATLANTIC OCKAN MUSIC Two by the Madrigal Boys, Mozart Glee Clab, f Chureh Chimes, &e. TRIPS By the MORNING EXCURSION over EVERY DAY, | four hour’ stay at the Beach. INCLUDING | By the AFTERNOON EXCURSION pas- sengers will also have ample time for SUNDAYS. | bathing in the delicious surf and for luncheon. MORNING—Leaves the foot of 22d st.. North River, at 8 o'clock, and pier No. orth Kiver, at 8:30 o'clock. AFLERNOON—Loaves the foot of 224 st, North Ri at 1:30 o'clock, and pier No. 2, North River (adjoining the But- FARE /PIPTY CENTS GRAND GALA TRIP. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), July 22, the palace hotel steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK will make her regular trips to KOCKAWAY; bat in the afternoon, on her homeward courne, bedeck rn with a myriad of flass, Ad presenting & MAcvilicent Appearance, will lew’ Roek- ay at S o'clock and proceed to LONG BRANCH, passing close in frout ot the beach and saluting the guests of the numerous hotels. BOAT will leave Now York ior Rockaway amgusual MOKNING from foot of 224 st., NR. at 8 o'clock, and pier 2.N. Rat ¥ 80 o'clock. In tie AFFERNUON from foot of wd N. R., at 1:30 o'clock, and pier 2.N. K. (adjoining the Buttery), at 2 o'eiock. No extra charge, FAR ape legion teecaessssPIPTY CK! ROCKAWAY BEACH EXCURSIUN®. LANTIC OCEAN. DAILY |, in the ‘by the favori on steamel r AMERICUS AND SEVERSEN ES Musical entertainment by the celebrated ORPHEUS GLE LUB AND THE | BIsior RYE’ UB. AMEKIU eee AN. K. .. | Pult, st., Bitn., PM. M. PM. and 4:25 E LEAVES Bast t. Wmsbg. | Grand st., N, PoM.| ALM. nd on either wy No delay from low tid Only boats making the upper lan EXTRA ROCKAWAY E. A mammoth pleasure WILLIAM COOK, . with spacious decks and brosd awnings, will leave every day, Sundays included, trom West 24th at, at 10:80; West 1OHh at, “ aes plor No, 2 North River at 11 and Brookiya at av Proceeding directly down the harbor and oat omths ATL, OCEAN wiar wateriug place in this codutey, where 0 HREE HOURS TO BNJOY THE COOL BREEZES ON THK BEAOH. h aw P.M, 4. ED 23D REGT, BAND. GLE :UNs PROPESSOK SOLFAC, THE RENOWNED CORNET PLAYER AND PLANIST, will entertain passengers on the trip. Return tickets are good on the AMMEICUS and NEVER SINK for those who desire to stay on tae beach later A FIRST CLASS ROCKAWAY EXCURSION BOAT. seh iain, det plenty of tun. | The clipper steamer SU’ Holmes, will make DAILY and Sto ROCKAWAY BEACH. trom leaving 2d ge, eng Lakh Bt st road dock, 8 315, Pultom Mark y at 4PM. Musto und re. 35 conte,” Excursion tiekets, 50 cen! Children over t full tare. cee eee ce ie LONGSTRERT, Proprietor, =A.—-DAILY AND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO NE, Captain Joi DAY EXCURS Harlem and Morr: B4th st, 8:50, 8d st, slip, 9 #0, Returning, leaves Rock freshmente on board, = F « Fort Loe, Ploasant Vail Shady Side, steamboats feave Oanalst. daily sco-t3 Ged 10 Ae Mg, 85008 713 P.M. Sunday a9, 10 and 1 A Mo; 12 Mal, 2 3, 4,9 and 7PM ‘Suudayy landing at 24th and Stith sts. (daily a 10 minutes later. Round wip, 256; ebildren halt rise, A ~SHOLERA BANKS, SATURDAY SiGHTy, JULY A. ocean steamer SETH LOW, Anderson Colwell pilot, leaving Harrison i, 12 May Py Sth , Ko . 1240; pie *, Tickets, $2. Steamer WILLIAM FLETO! Banks Sunday, July 23. AL. G, FOSTER, =FISHING BANKS KVERY ccopted ; steamer SETH LOW. fon ane Bee i pier 37 i at, N. BR, 780; pier be dyoarn A —FOR EXCURSIONS, = it barves Republic, Sota uae VOOK'S THE WHITE MOUNTAIND, Cor. otha ng S| ‘to every point of iuterest in the mountains. Circular tickets, embracing the White Mountains, Utke plain, Lake’ George, Saratoga, Niacara Falis, Wat- m Tetiueed rates, r Juding Niagara and the White Mountains, at 73 These: coupons are Supplied only to hotdare of Cook's te silursuppiy at the chief American office. For er GOK. SON & JENKINS, 261 Broudway. ‘GURSIONS TO SEA CLIFF, GUEAT NECI ATE storone Bands’ Point, Glen Gove, Mott's Dock Gion Wood. On and after Monday, July 3. 1878, the steamet GENERAL SEDGWICK leaves Jeweli’s wharf, Pulton . Brooklyn, 9:15 4. M. Ba Grand a . 2 by = pS N M. 733d s'.. New York, 9:30 A. M., M. ‘Fiekets, 0c ISLAND, WES! POINT AND NEWBURG.—SER of steamboat Armenia, of time. Fare reduced, Scursions 40 conte, cl ny nts, and well known steamer TWILIGHT loaves Harrison st., North River, at 9 A, Mi; Tes 7 10th ag. North River, vito A. North Ri er. 10 A. as Kast Kiver, ; Fulton ferry, Brookly mi ‘ine'at Rockaway: Music and refreshments, Re- turning, le wwe Rockaway at OP. M. ci JPUCKAWAY BEACH.—STEAMBOAT | MARION R Jonves daily 34th st.,9 A. M.: 5th #t.. Hoboken, #:3) M.; Franklin at, 10 A.M. ; Morris st., Jersey City, 10:30 Brooklyn, 10:50 A.M. DAY EXOURSIONS Neck, City Island, Bi A A. M.; Montucue st. WAKA SU 0 Point, Gr n Cove, Sen Cliff, Glenwood and ttoal er SEAWANHAK A leaves Peck slip every Sun+ day at 9 A, M., Oth st, at #205 A. M. and 33d ot, at 215 2 M, for the above plac eturning to the city about 6 P, rand refre: ‘a, hange of time. Trips to CONEY ISLAND, Every hour from 9A. M.to4 P.M. North River landings only. ‘The steamers IDLEWILD, ELIZA HANCOX and PILOT BOY will make daily excursions to Coney Beach us tollows:— Mth st.—O, 1, 11 A.M, 12 M.,1, 2.3, 4 P.M, yy tubo 10:10, 11:10 A."M., 12:10, 1:10, 2310, 3:10, 4 . Franklin 20, 10:20, 11:20 A. M., 12:20, 1:20, 220, 3:20, drt P.M. Pier 2-0 :80, 10:30, 11:90 A, M., 12:30, 1:80, 2:30, 3:39, 4:30 and 5:10 P.M. z POINT, NEWBURG, day, by d Gea SURF BATHING. POUGHKEEPSIE AND THE RESIGNATION OF JEWELL. WHY EX-GOVERNOR JEWELL WAS ASKED TO RE= SIGN—HE DISPLACED REPUBLICANS TO PRO= VIDE FOR DEMOCRATS AND RIFUSED TO TAKE A HINT. Bostox, July 20, 1876, Solon Carpenter writes from Washington to agen tleman in Vermont, in regard to Governor Jewell’s leaving the Cabinet, as follows :— The reason for the dismissal was known to Jowell and has been discussed by him and the President, as well ag in Cabinet meetings, some time previous to the requested resiguation of the late Postinaster General, although Jewell states he knows nothing of i, It ap- pears that when Governor Jewell accepted the position in the Cabinet which he has now Leen calied upon 80 suddenly to vacate he said to the President that ho wished forthe privilege of keeping men 1n bis office whom he found by experience to be reliable and accom. plished clerks, no matter what might be their political preference, merit being the only criterion, To this the President said be should have no objection, and in fact hud always believed in that course as for the best interest of the government, Jewell then goes to work and appoints democrats, of whose capucity for work he knew nothing, aud in ‘many cases displacing republi- cans, who bad good records in the office, for tho pur- pose’ of making room for the new appointees. ‘This becoming known to the President, the mater wag brought up in Cabinet meeting. The course pursued by Jewell met the unanimous disepproval of the Cubl- net and the Postmaster General was given time to tuke the matter into consideration. Whether he considered it or pot is not known, but he certuinly failed to act in accordance with the hint given him, and after @ rousonable time had been given him hie resignation was requested, and off camo his official head. Perhaps it ought to be stated that Mr. Carpenter holds cffice under the President and speaks as that high official would be likely to do of this matter. ‘This official Washington writer adds :— Jeweil’s record in office has not been of the most approved WI . while his assumptions of reform and revolution have been frequently noted. He has aped at reform and fallen short of itsaccomplishinent, Feo- ple iu Washington who have watched his career both in public and social life compare him to the comet, which shines with great effulgence at frst sight, but quickly pales belore the public gaze. ‘fhe political ignilicance which is given to the change by some of the newspaper correspondents amounts to nothing, and ts not what the President is uiming at by the change. THE LIBERAL REPUBLICANS. THEY DECLARE UNANIMOUSLY FOR HAYES AND WHEEL! New Yorx, July 20, 1876. To Tus LiskRaL Repupuicaxs ov tue Usitep States :— Ou the 9th day of May last, a meeting of the National Committee of-Libera! Republicans, baving been duly called, was held at the Filth Avenue Hotel, in the city of New York, At such meeting thirty-one States wero represented, After due discussion it was unanimously resoived to hold a National Convention of Liberal Republicans on the 26th day of July, 1876, in the city of Philadelphia, and a call for such Convention was issued to the public, reaffirming the principles of tho platform adopted by the liberal Convention held ia Cincinnati in 1872, Subsequently to this action by the National Committee, and without a dissenting voice, the following preamble and resoiution wore adopted:. Whereas the hopo is entertained by many patriotic citi. zens, that by their continual agication within party linet one or both of the dominant parties may be led in platform J nominees to xrant all the politien reformation required the liberal republican organization; and whereas the Iiberal party. desifing only the publle good regard parties, does not favor causeless independent action, if It should certainty appear that ail which i¢ seeks im the wa; of political purification can be as well secured shrouyl other oryanizutions; thoretore Resolved, That it 'ufter the republican and the democratig conventions have been held in June next one or both of these parties shall seem, in the judgmeut of our chairman, Ar, Kthan Alien, to have responded to the principles and aims of the liberal republican organization, both im measures and men, in that eveut our chairman 18 hereby authorized, r luriher conference with this committee, by & proclama: tion, to annul the eal fora national convention, this day ms, and their action being unfavorable to reform, out chairman is empowered to take such action In furthoring the call for a liberal convention, this day ordered, as he may deen: necessary. The republican and democratic conventions have both been beld, and, as commanded in the above reso lution, Lhave since vonferred by correspondence with the members of the National Liberal Committee, and the response, which is in entire barmony with my own views, is almost unanimous to annul the call for the National Convention above referred to, and to approve, in tho name of the hberal republicans of the United States, of the nominations of Rutherford B. Hayes, of Ohio, for President, and of Wilham A. Wheeier, of New | York, tor Vice President, It is a logical resalt of the liberal movement that those who still adhere to it should at this time cor. dially support Hayes and Wheeler, More decided tpan the platiorm upon which he stands General Hayes has personally declared tor civil service relorm, for the re- | turnto specie payment at the earliest possibie day and for the rule of one term only for the Presidency, the latter prineiple being found only in the liberal re- publican plattorm, ‘ibe characters of the nominees guarantee the priuciples they protess, Ii the ‘*hberals” In 1872 sustamed Horace Greeley, who was the foremost republican of his day, because he was an unselfish pas triot and an honest man, they mast now sustain Gea- eral Hayes for the same reasons, and to ao otherwise Would be inconsistent action, The opposition of the ‘“1{berals”” has never been against the republican party, ot which they formed a part, but rather against those who, uniortunately tor tt and the nation, bad contro! of its destiny to ive discredit, The yood results which have been gained by the in- suguration of the liberal movement of 1872 is a matter ef congratulation. It was then that the demand for reform Was mnade against existing abuses by those who bad before acted within the republican lines. Subse- quent events have more than confirmed the warnings of the *‘liberais” then given aud have vindicated thet efforts then made for national reform, Firmly m: taining their stand for the past four years, they have seen th ae keane voter” of all parties adopt their views, and at the cleventh bour have seen the republi- can party, in convention assembled, in entire harmony with the demands of the liberals, disregarding the “machine politician,’ so called, place in nomination mon whose great distinction is that they are thoroughly honest as well as capable, The conscic: of the na on, which, rising above er revol against the republican organization in 1872, must now indorse this action, The ‘‘liboral movement” will be remembered as an evidence that, when the bour demands it, the people are capable of making party managers subservient te their will, The protest, in defiance of party discipline, originally made at Cincinnati in 1872, is a proof that the citizen remains faithful to an ponest discharge o his political duties, though party leaders become cor. rupt it only remains for me to declare, by virtue of the authori ven me aa above, that the liberal republi- caus of the United States, through their National Com. mittee approving of the nominees of the republican | es We ato < pegged Convention of Liberal publieans,* beld at Philadelphia on ‘20eb aay of July, 1870, is annulled. x oe ETHAN ALLEN, Chairman National Liberal Ketorm Convention, TILDEN DEMOCRATIC CLUB. The Committee on Organization, of the Tilden and Hendricks Central Democratic Club, met yesterday at the office of Thomas C. Campbell, ia the Post building, ‘to arrange Preliminaries for the organization of the club, But five pereons were present. They decided to recommend Peter B Olney, the ¢ a0, to call meeting of the club for W. ning next The meeting will likely be held at the Everett House,