The New York Herald Newspaper, August 20, 1876, Page 12

12 SITU D0) WEST 18TH. REAR, 2 good plain cook in a boarding house. ( “Cooks. Se TIONS WANTHED—FrruwaLEs, ONE FLIGHT UP.—a It fortwo days. 729 Ww iT & i 4 thorough cook; oughly good reterence. 150 SPRING 87, Catt —A COLORED. understands ye adaress for two da: head cook (French) ; best reierence, 412 stay , SECOND FLOOR, REAIL—AS FIRST & cinss cook to gi Dest city reforene 42 $ MAST 5OO Nest sist sr or address. EAST 14TH good referenc WASHINGTON s0n plain cook, w good city reference. 0 out by the day, or as laundress; —TWO RESPECTABL one as plain cook and the other as clambermaid or upstairs girl, in the same house; bext city reference. val FLIGHT UP.—A RE ST—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wher and ironer; city or country; Chambermaids, dé BT.— CUAMBERMAID AND QF KLDRID Teh) ebteees on ‘would go to the eountr, 200 Set 319 % work by objection to the country: Dressmakers JAN dressinakian, rep Grd oneentor; woud WINANT. ru i au T 4151 ST. akor wishes Address M ) WESS aril taker; city or io tring ladies’ and children’ 712 ST._—AS WEST 48TH maker in a privat try. Protestant, st mbermaid und wai T-ALL KINDS RSITY PLAC waitress; and obliging; willing AID AND 8 } CUAMBER.- FIRST CLAS tick sewer; trimming a specialty, A GOOD, FAITHP CL GURL AS * in a private family; no city reteren IHLFOKOH. AMILY SEWING, Sew! oF F specialty children's clothing? Mrs out of city by day or week. “A FIRST CLASS F nt at day's work Ja pri- empl ne. 1 A FIR: Airy; understanc dresses ; te) T CLASS DR cutting and 6 fainil, AST GD aker thoro! from Indies’ and chisdi 7TH AV.—A_Y Seainstross and te Cali for two days. Divs: PATIQSTAN man in trst h dresses, ¢ 5 wo Stands different machines. elaas hows SMART, COMPETENT, STYLISH DRESSMARER wishes & fow more customers at $150 per da, 0 —A DRESS. cutting and $ gurmMonts wishes engagements Call on or midress ADVERLISHR, OUNG AMERICAN GIRL AS » do light chamberwort ; best ref- LATELY Ww tterns for the mo smilies; condition: <M rk in privat Heraid oflice. Address RELIABL Horald Uptown Branch oitic General Housework. &c, 64 OTH AV.~AN HONEST, RELIABLE WOMAN Eto do housework or koep house for a small fainily. 127 GREENWICH 4b A woman tw live one we: QW 436 } servant's work in a sinall “A SMART, INDUSTH Ps ral housework; is are: ould prefer a Pr AV, FIRST FLOOR, ROOM out or work by the duy, Call for TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM — ‘ed woman wishes day's work or family RIOUS PROTESTANT AMER- @ situation in a small famtiy tu do good couk and an oxcelient lau neh flat. Address Mrs, WOODS, box 92 Herald Uptown Branch office. Housekeepers, ce. BOND sf, THIi 18 widower's family proferre 6Y WEST ati square, room kooper. 126 ac week on OU TH 338 tie address, as houseke RELIABLE A. Gerstands housekeep Uptown Branch othe LADY 4\ keep in dren preterr town Hrauch office. EAS dle-nged indy a AMER ng th Di ‘WASTED. <A COMPET! n A dy would like to take charge of a hi able party of Gern se where tl . Herald t has housekoo ily, or would take eli of any position of trust address Mrs. J, L., S18 6th 122 eA Ame IST AV.—A Ki out by the day to washing at ber own home. “Ww woman 12; ing =. 255 318 MIST ST.—AN ACTIV. ousokesper in w small AN AME 0 of Linen rooun « best of reference given, ‘ess in @ private {atnily, German woman to go ont Washing and ironin, wD FLIG fT UP, FRONT.—A young French lady of refinement us’ housekeeper; . AMIABLE, MID. Call the’ entire 8 housukeepet RICA family horouxhly, RIKING city or nury : tin Address Mi. 5., Herald POSITION AS SE fainily; whero they have chil Addrose "M.L. G., Herald Up- iO ECT- for a furnished Address “NT AND HIC ri reut. ‘AN WIDOW LADY A per in a hotel ora widower's fem Ta furnished house Cull or hav. UB WOMAN TO GO do washing und ironing, or to do SOLORED yori A YOUNG COLORED ve go out by the day. ©. JONES, t ist Si. RSAR—A RESPECTABUB f 2D AV. 0 day washing and ironing; ood city reierence. RAST wom 4 33 ing; ism first class hand; terms East i9Til 410 ST.—A RESP jen’ warhe Faddrons. TABLE WOMAN, wishes some families? or Cail erate, undross, wasbing; 605 TOP FLOOR, BAC O9 ily washing taken in at Toc. per dozen, Nurses. &e. T HOUSTON 8T.—A FRENCH WOMAN OF experience as child's nurse; good sewer; good WEST 49TH ST.—AN IMMEDIATE KNGAGB- ment wanted by a ludy’s nurse. Address for one ST SND ST. accouchouse se 7 12] wa Suring confineme: NURS! AV.—AN of sickness; Mrs, Harden ua. West 4st 8 st sist for one chi 232 oh the country days. nurse for growing childreu or cham —A NEW is now pi NURSE pared to take ladies 3 best cure and lowest terms. Address &D NURSE IN ANY ‘Address PERIE best doctors’ reference. GIRL rmaid; A Yo ¥RENCI ING ST.—A PRE id or m baby; CH WOMA As Call tor three BAST up oa the —An Ame vttle, wi bd BST “arive cnarse ot relerence. wri st, ON® vilGHt UP, BACK an woman wants achiid to Ai wave oO. eare. PERIENCED 3 aby tren 445 can woman wist Durse; it will have a mother’s care, best reference, a week. YOUNG WOMAN NURSE, box 166 He: Miscens WEST 14TH 203 take care of children and WEST LTH ST—A Be AMERI- hes to take @ chid to her home io AS WET NURSE.—ADDRESS o neous. “—A__ FRENCH LADY wishes to accompany a family to France; wiil make herself useful for board; no wages expected. Address ROSIN E. STH AV.—A 902 2125 lice. FIRST CLASS FRENCH MATD to go with a family te Kurepe: can make dresses; recommended from her last 2D AV..HARLE: n write ® good hand wor Cali for two days. 1A YOUNG GIRL WilO id like ® situation in lace. Pp TON WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY OP EDU- on and pement, a8 companion to a lady, to travel int country or abrosd. Add K,, box 209 Horaid offi YOUNG LADY DES “A A first class slos store 4s saieswoman ; {s competent and pxpericuced. Address, tor two days, F. MeM., JO7 Kast 12th st. LADY ¢ BXPERIENCE IN THE different bra ening or manul, Uptown Branc YOUNG LADY AS panion.—U bad keeping ace Uptown Branch LADY Al hes of fhe laces wishes @ position eitner the samo, Address ARTIST, A LADY LING COM- ig 10 Dagungo ex, A., Herald YOUNG 8 CASHIER OR TO ATTEND store. Address B., Herald ofice. A LADY DESIROUS OF GOING To CALIFORNIA would be pleased t Accompany a family gomg there, ind will wet as companion or nurse ior the privilege of her Address Le I » New York. BBS From B., in care of Le Couut Bros, No. RESPECTABLE &NGLISH WOMAN AND IT daughter wish to take coarge of x chop house oF re Jaurant, aceustomed to b Marketing aud earving; would leave tue city. Branen ofice GERMAN GIRL, O maid, good, tashion: machine of hand sewer, © ernid office. Yo! LADY WI AL or travelling pnildren, or as as: tary branches; revere Herald office Addross B. GLISH, Neraid Upvowa F GOOD FAMILY, AS LADI'S Able hairdresser; good worker on od referonce. “Address box 165 SA POSITION AS If re I tot prt dross Mise KB, sii sexcbanged. A PROFESSIONAL SIT CATIONS WANTED FEMALES. GRADUATE” OF “Finst GLARS TITUTION A experienced, des jon tor English, French drawing; unerceptioname reference Address Mins WILLIAMS, Brovxiyn, 0. ¥. N ACCOMPLISHED LADY WRITES BUSIN . family, private and complimentary letters; instruc Vion given in the art ot le writlag guaranteed ; li | or E ISH LADY erness to ebildren Make herself useful in the my ovject ay a comfortable hie W., Post office vox 3,200. LADY OF EXPEG! as goverme tonable women’ PRIVATE INSTRUCTR Koglish and music. Uptown iranch offic WAsthp— ey A educated you erness for children, pabion coneide: than high LOESER & UO. HK ART OF 10 last for yours, $1; Sth av, ddress Miss WELLES, wed Fulton st. ter writing aud a styll jessons strictly private, Orb ay, WIsIIES A POSITION as under LZ; Id also be will one; TENOK DESIRES A POSITION ju a school or private family, anexcey Address GOVERN ES, | Workings Now York, "ILS IN . Herald . BS Bleecker st DESIK Address INSTRUC LY Kks? ND German indy a posit v sehold, oF ax com man tigentiy and table family more of an object ther particulars apply to F Brooklyn. VING NATURAL PLOWE, iso Wax Howers, ‘rult aud foliage. no objection to goin | good reference from inst place, od releronces. Address 0. | |V HELP WANTED—FEMALED. 2 “A SIBRN BROS. OTH AV. AND 28D Br WANT A first class forowoman to take charge of their manu- incturing Gepartment of Inco goods; must have bad best city experience and be thoroughly competent to make the finest class of lace articles, CLERKS AND SALESMEN. | NATIVE BALTIMOREAN, WITH A LARGE AG. quaintanes, would Ike to have a line of sainples of any goods suitable to the trade of thas city to sell on commis- sion: best references can be furnished Address SALBS- Ma 03 South Chartes st., Baltimore, Md, LEARN TELEGRAPHY; DEMAND FOR commence Immedi- THOMI’SON'S College, Institute. A WRALESWOMEN WANTED IN OUR LACK, RIB- + tem and notion departments; first class city expe- | Ticweed hands only need apply. DANIELL & SON, No. 759 Broadway. N AMERICAN YOUNG WOMAN WANTED TO TAKE charge of a widower's honse, family consisting of two children; mast be willing to sew and mako clothes for the children; also must be excesdingly nest, cleanly andeco- nomtenl, with no encumbrance; no washing and freaing; e with Unexceptionable reference will be treated mss mamber of the family. Address ECONOMICAL, Herald office. THOROUGHLY EXPERIKNOXD MAN WARTED— To bay t ey of the lace and embroider: ent in our Brooklyn boase; must have first cla tail experince. Inquire, forenoon, at eur wholesale hou 43 and 45 Worth st., New York. WECUSLER, ABRAHAM & CO. OOKKREPING.—A_ PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER will inatruct two vouug men in bookkeeping evenings; itreoklyn, near City Hall; terms moderate. Address COL- LINS, Herald office, BL ALTMAN & ©O., 831 AND 338 6TH AV. A want an experienced and competent man thoronghly con- Yersant with the reta{l dry goods business to act on the floor. None others but those fully anawering the above need ap- ply. Call or address at once as above, Ata BROADWAY—LADIES TAUGHT PERFECTLY wh art of dress and cloak entting, basting and de- mings ONNAZ MAOQHINE OP! or steam power; steady work. ATORS WANTED—FOO? NSL Broome st., second AMILY, | m to an intelligent, to make herself useful. 1ON.—A SMA ten! ride in th § home and fair MK lady who ts willl 92 Id offre, (aeERruL you HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—NO / family, Address HAT, box 197 Herald office. OOK WANTED—MUST BE ALSO A GOOD WASHER ‘and ironer; with city references. Cal! to-day at 243 Wost Sist st. Address box ELDRR WOULD BE GLAD ds atonee. 254 and 256 Canal st. SCARF MAKERS WANTED—AT VPERIENCED 4 LYNCH & JOHNSON’S, 634 Rroadway; a few young ladies resicing at home will be taken to learn’ the business. (RST GLASS TRIMMZR—ALSO MILLINERS; NONR Dut those accustomed to beat eity trade. HM. WINTER, $99 Fulton st., Brook F with good referenc country for @ new, nsef! a TKEL LADY CANVARSERS, wanted, to ennvass city and ‘ cleganr article for the toilet: | goed wages can ‘be earned. Address LUBIN, box 4,929 Post office. L a dress ant 18th at, JALEBWOMAN WANTED—IN A WHOLESALR CLOAK vuse; required to be tall and a good figur K, HAYWARD, 46 FANTED—AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT YOUNG worn ay working housekeeper in «small farmily: minst be industrious, inteltigent and of good address; will Fecelve kind trostinent and © good homo: ome from the t country preferred Address, for three dasa wages expected, HOME, box 5,715 Post oft the work iven out to responsible letter, D, C. TOMLINSON, 15 East ‘ (asntER WANTED.—A GENTEEL, REAPRCTABL young lady, to act as cashier, tc, in restaurant ; Ameri- man speaking Knglish. an sf bere he oxn ho seen, with reference, 0. O. can or tor's absence. Address A, L. M., box 207 Herald LERK WA . dorstands his business, who can loan his employer anlary $80 per month, Address DRUGS, Herald RUG CLERK.—A COMPETENT LIGENSED Dit clerk, with good references. desires a xitaation; city Segnty: Address BISMUTH, H id Uptown Branch office. IRST CLASS TRAVELLING SALESMAN WHO CAN influence hatters and ntlemen's turnisbing good trade. Address M., box 119 Herald dice. [* FIXER DRUTSCHEN Vi wird ein gewandter Corr der deutschen, der englischen 5 nden derart machtlg iat, um sich darin mit ‘er Golaufigkelt eines geborenen Americancts ausdri kdonen. Gofallice Offerten, unter Aneabe der Gehaltsanapriiche und Referen- ten unter Box 6.611, Post Office, New Yor! OTIC TO RBAL ESTATE OWNERS.—PROPERTY ZN rented; rents collected, in or ont of the city: strict @ tention given to collecting ‘all cl f dille and prompt revarns made. WARREN 8. WILKEY, No. 5 Beekman at. , room 23. OSITION WANT! for a mannfactni Addross EXPERIEN BAL U toneo to condnet salos: terms §2 per hon Doan st., Brooklyn, ALESMBN skirt trade E MANUFACTORY, AS TRAVE AN AU NTS AND OTHE 13 years’ experience, good salesman, !6 Address AUCTIO, 378 KIRTA THAT HAVE A IMPERIAL SKIRT corner S4th et, WASTHD-TEN YOUNG LADIES AS CASHIBR French or English preferred. Inquire, Monday after: noon, at “Lo Paris,” 59 Bloecker st, opposite Orosby st, WartEp—a yo OR AN artint, Addross, “stating where an interview may be bad, Witit i, ‘4 Herald office CLASS OPERATORS, Want D—FIRST their own machines accustomed to making cloaas, WILSON & GREIG, 71 Broadway, near 9th st. WASteD—Gints ACCUSTOMED TO MAKING men’s scarfs by hand; no work given out, Apply te FIs RK & FLAGG, 686 Be: V ANTED—AN ENERGETI LADY 0! good address fora light outdvor Portion: salary $7 per week, THOS, KLLY, 17 Barclay rt. TO DO ws ‘TKD—A YOUNG PROTESTANT GIRL 238 general housework, with good city reference. East 106th st. Waxter —A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS TO TAKE charee ofa large dining room. One perfectly com- petont cau h ion by calling at or ad- ve @ permanent si drossing 33 West 18th st, WA xtRp—s0o EXPERIENCED HOOP SKIRT hands and eyeletora: spangiers and press bands; good pay and constant employmaut; a few girls to learn. 79 Waikor st. Ww BANDS; GOOD V 7 ANTED—ATT. VE YO ‘8 FOR THE Stage, Addross BURLESQUE, Horald office. WASTED-MILLINERY “SALESLADY; A THOR: oughly oxpertonced salesiady for our millinery show rooms; must be cf good address and Indylike mannors, Apply Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. F, LOSER & CO., Brooklyn, Vy JANTED—A FIRST CLASS MILLINER, WHO UN- derstands the business thoroughly, to go West; yearl; employment and good pay. Inquire of Mrs. ARRIS, 54 Greenwich st. WANtep—a GIRL 15 YEARS OF AGE TO DO Vo light housework, 68 Went th st., basement, from 12 to : WASTED—FOR OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT, A FIRST class woman as entter and fitter: to a party who is thoroughly competent liberal wages and @ permanent posi- tion wil be given, Apply t0 RICHARD MEARS, comer 6th a WANTED FIRST CLASS” TRIMMERS FOR OUR millinery department: only such as have New York or Brooklyn experience need avply on Tuesday morning, 2ud inst., at 10 o'clock. F. LOBSE« & CO., Brooklyn. ANTLD—A LADY OF STYLE AND EXPERIENCE to arnt in parlor, acconuts and shopping in first clase dressing establishment. Cull, for three days, from 9 to 11 A. M.,on Mr, HOLDEN, 172 West 234 st. and 19th st. SHOR BA NTED--TO BELL MEN'S ; only suchas have lished efty and nearby trade need apply. Address, h reference, BOOTS AND SHOES, Herald office 10 HOTEL PROPRIETORS, CONFECTIONERS, &C.— A respectable and competent person, having succes: fully catered for the public the past 20 years, will take the Management of an intorest in a first class house: proposi- long only trom responsible. parties considered and treated confidentially. Address CATERER, box 4,741 Post othe. 10 DRUG ED DRUG clerk, tv; good refer- gree. Address SAFFRON, box 260 Fost oflce, Sing Sing, ‘ ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE WORK; ‘aiust understand bookkeoping, write a good hand, be qnick and correct ut figures and thoroughly reliable; salar small, Address, in handwriting of applicant, giving full namo, &c., 1. J. L., Heraid office. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN T BOOK. Keeper. Address in own . stating age. salary expected, references, 4c, TREASUKKK, box 1, Pont office. WASTED AN BXPRRIENCRD BOOKKEEPER, FOR an English commission house; mast understand bis ake himself useful, Address S, business and be willing t C. D,, Herald office. WASTED-—TWO SALESMEN, WELL ACQUAINTED with wholosale and retail city drug and stationery trade, to handle two salable articles on liberal commission, A jh references, ue, &c., W. W. W., Herald office. (@ MAN HAVING HAD FIVE years’ experience as collector, €c,, d similar position. Address HONESTY, Hi id office. ANTED—A CAPABLE YOUNG MAN WELL AG- quainted with the white goods trado, South and West, to sell principally on commission. Address 8, W., box 127 Herald office. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATSLY—IN THE FOREIGN produce shipping business, a persevering man. about 30, to take u responsible situation ; must be thoroughly c veraant with cheese, butter and tullow; one with security proterred. Address PRODUCE, Horald office. ‘ANTED—POSITION AS CORRES travelling salesman by a thorough cellent German wed English scholar, speal ently, in somo first class firm. Address Herald office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 49 YEARS OF AGE, sentry or shipping clerk, in a domestic woollen commission house; 235 yeara with last employer. Address COMMISSION, box 117 Herald office. ANTED. A FIRST CLARA BRAVELLING SALES. wing a knowledge of the grovery, drug and to- in the Bastore States, ‘Address Te it M., Aerald office. stating salary required. NDENT OR usiness nan; ex, French flu- box 181 WASTROCA LADY WHO ISA THOROUGHLY practical corset maker and operator on a sewing ma- chine. Oniy those tilly competent need apply, from 9 to 10 A. M. on Mond: Mme. GRISWOLD'S, 21 Bast 161 TART ST CLASS TRIMMER FOR THE CIT’ on ho can sell goods the store when required: situation permanent. Address, with reterence, M., box 118 Herald Uptown Branch of yan! v—' FIRST CLA MILLINERS; FIRST * class suiaries to ladies who thoroughly understand their business. Apply at onee. ENRICH & © 287 and 289 Sth av., between 24th und 25th sts. wt NUR NTEL, A GOOD WET NURSE, Apply to Dr. BALL, No, 38 West 36th st., between 3 and 4 o'clock to-day. WANTED FIST CLAS. MIDLIN ERS TRIM mers; also ralesladies, ab SHWARTZ 8, 525 8th av. near 36th st WANTED FR0D SEAMSTRESSES. AT MMB, AD- RIBNNE BERTHEOL'S, dressmaker, 113 West 15th st., near 6th ay, neea apply. WANTEDSTWo Exo large hotel, to go to E 33 West 14th st ] 15 3 BROADWAY—WANTED. A’ FIRST CLASS oLede picherstor on fine white goods; Wheeler & Wil- i's machine, None bus the most competent persons TAITRESSES, FOR A ANTED—IN A FANCY GOODS STORE, A MAN who thoroughly understands window dressing, and also to take charge of the hosiery department. Addross box 817 Post offiee, Newark, N. J. WASTED—A DRY GOODS DALESMAN THAT UN- derstands his business and knows she city trade. 2) i M._GANB, 197 Bpring st. ANTED—A SALESMAN WHO FULLY UNDER- \ stands the produce busing: cheese trade, Address PRODU: box 137 Herald oftice. ANTED-AN ACTIVE, KESPRCTABLE YOUNG man as outdoor salesman, JAMES SHEEHY, 33 Barclay st. WANTED” SITUATION IN A REAL ESTATE OF- fice, or woud take charge of an estate: experience 25 Addres XUBLBIOR, x1 erald oMer WANTED—A Bt ER AND MANAGER FOK THE LA. dies’ suit and cloak department of a large city retail store; must be a man of experience, energy and neti: WAT ‘Ad and has a butter and ail communications will be held strietly confidential, dress BRISK, Herald office. rt ‘ANTKD—AN EXPERIENCKD DRY GOODS RALES- man, with city reterence. Apply to JAMES LEWIS, 531 Fulton st., Brooklyn. \WANSTED—A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR THE kid glove department at EUKICH'S, 287 and 28v ath ger or can- ‘8, box 122 Herald office N ENERORTIC, COMPETENT YOUNG MAN OF good address and habits, wants work on your terms; experienced porter, clerk, salesman, bookkeeper and. super: intendent; unusual reference; trial solicited. — Address HONES1Y, Horaid office. JUNIOR RETAIL HOSIERY AND GENTLEMEN'S furnishing salesman wanted to sell goods to the trade vase: salary 1 stating reference, ABLE, Heral A. Sen 8 Addross FRAN S JANITOR BY A MARRIED GERMAN—HAS served tn the same capacity for 11 years. Address 33 ‘St. Mark's place, basement, "AN. HONEST, RESPECTABLE HOY W situation in an ineury roker's office; salary not 80 much an object as to of businens, Address K. D., Herald Uptown RIENDER—A RELIABLE MAN, CAPABLE OF ce re st first class retere Address, taking charge of a new store: quired; one who will devote his whole time. ting where last employed, age, ref BAR, box 1 id office. 2 7 > ITUATION an J Y) Understands steam, cas fitting and plumbing “Ax years’ reference. Address, for two days, Es box 199 Herald office. N1TOR— SITUATION BY A YO! MAN (AGED 25) AS porter at any business; hasbeen in wholesale elothin, and felt skin business; willing to work at anything; goo reference. JOHN J. DOHERTY, 26 Ronwik V 7 ANTED—EMPLOYMENT BY A YOUNG MAN INA wholesale house or office, Address F. 1i.. box 206, Herald oftice. sole WANTED A SITUATION. BY A STRONG BOY, years old; willing to do'anything. Address care of ing, 909 Kast 26th NTED—BY A YOUNG MAN ( ation as waiter in # private family or class relerence as to hone: or address RKMOND HUT Mrs. W doctor, ity. Call and 7th av, ,ANTED—BY A STOUT, ABLE YOUNG orabiy discharged from the United States Navy, a sit- nation to de any kinu of work; n0 objection to the country; city roference. Apply at No. 281 Sth av, b WA STR y an travelling companion to an invalid, of as Sight watehman in sore oF mauitiactory; best city references given. Address 8. H. W., lierald Uptown Branch ottic CLERKS AND SALESMEN,. “YOUNG PHYSICIAN DESTIC6S TO LEARN THE p drug business; ary no object. Address DOCTOR, D), A SIPU- hoatlor for Ryrobriety and abi L, corner of MPRIENT O41 2d av. A BOOK AA first cines contin GHORGE SUKPARL A YOUNG MAN DE A stan to make bimself genes off ; UNDER id be veillin }. B., Heral N BXI TRAVELLING PAINT SALBS- JA man is open for an eugagement. Address PANTS, box 201 Hera offee. N ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN DESIRES Asituation at any respectable business: best city ref- Adiicoss WILLIAM 22 Barrow NEW YORK AUCTION HOUSE DESIRE ZL services of a young man familiar with th hess and © ent Wy Act A¥ auctioneer, references, box 2,058 Post office NIA MAN. OF FIVE YBARS EXPRRIKNGE ¥ Kuods, wonid like to travel (South preferred] for ass house: salary of commission. Address DRY . station D. KITY AND SOBRIETY, BRING for a’ respect . would g to add eiw 1, Herald A. STBRN BROS. OTH AV. AND 23D ST, DESIRE ZA. nyiirst class man'as floor walker, must be of good ad sand have bad city experience, —WANTED, COMPETENT SALERMBN POR OUR AA. Nouseturnishing ana white goods deparitoeate Ualy those having had-city experience need appl ply. STERN BROS, Oth av, and 23d et, JH POOKKERPER AND ACCOUNTANT oemploy somo spare time; has a practic Ago ot general business, Address G. F., box 2,08 At otic PRAMANENT SITUATION 7 Wild. A honso and $1,200 salary [ will secare tor a party ing me $2,000 ow collateral, Address BROADWAY, li ote, | reicrences av, WASTED-TWo SALESMEN, WHO ARE WELL posted in ladies’ and gentlemen's furnishing goods, rufflings laces and embrolderios; mast have a good sastern and near by trade. Address’ HOSIERY AND LACK GuoDds, Herald office. y 7TANTED—A FEW PUSHING, ENERGETIC MEN TO. sell shirts. Apply at 201 Kast 17th at., near 3d ____ COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. “A SITUATION “WANTED AS” COACHMAN” AND groom by a single man who lias the best of city reler- eneo; can refer to prevent employer. Gall or adi 144 5th av. GENTLEMAN WISIIES TO OBTAIN A SITUA tion for his conchman; is @ tirst class man. Cail on Hende st 5 NWANIS A conchman; thoroughly understands can be duly recommended from his inst employer tion to city or Gth and 7th a (KoACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTRD—BY 4’ THOR- oughly competont singie man, colored; Lest referencen, Inquire ab Bernstein s stabies, West 30th st., newt Broad: way. AARDENER'S SITUATION no family ; thoroughly anderstanus the’ bi © ddress GARDB NEI WANTED IA MARRIED MAN AS COACHMAN, Wil0 thoroughly anderstands horses and garden work, and mast be willing to make himseit uselul round a Ke man’s placo, and well recommended; wages $0 a ‘month and house, Address WILLING, box 208 Herald office, Ww TED—MAN AND WIFK OR SINGLE MAN; THE man a6 vegetable gardener and coachman, ono who understands the care of horses and cau milk; the wife as chambermaid aad waitre: ust understand their basi- ne: ‘on Monday, at 48 Weat Sad st., be 10 vbjec- wiry, Callas 123 Wost Sst st., between en 1 and 1 F ‘Ei MALES. LEGRAPHY: DRMAND FOR operators; success guaranteed: commence immedi ately; terms low; day or evening, THOMPSUN'S College, 20 4th av., oppositie Cooper Institue. =WANTED, A BOY TO MAKE LOOK CORNER boxes. Inquire iu box factory, 88 Nortolk at. AGENTS WANTED EV ERYWILERE FOR ThA, COP. foe and spices; best plan offered. Apply to the GREAT AMERICAN RBPUBLIC TEA COMPANY, 81 Barclay 3b, New York. FINE OPENING FOR A with cash for finmedia TRST GLASS MAN expenses, to go to Pougt: no who has had in canvassing pre- WAL IL RD, 1 Astor pace. {URST CLASS REAL ESTATE CANVASSER WANIT- e jiberal inducements, must be experienced. G. D. NKINS, 28 West 28¢4 (100D BUSINESS MEN WANTED. -TO TRAVEL AND tuke orders tor lishing honse ; mi ‘of gova wadross, able and K to take advertixoments it mee 127 Mereer si AND NOW'S TH ms money solting tews for the 145 Chambers st., Now ¥ PRICK BOY W Oe si Tiving win INTRGRIT uOUR” TO ke Y + WAGES in own landwritins, GENTS WANT YWHERE TO hotels and large consumors; largest quality and terms te beats country storekeopers should or write, THK WEiLe TBA COMPANY, 201 Full wich, New York. JALKSMEN IN ean have TERT & st, between Church and Green- RT OF UNITED STATES ou cominission by applying to ane st 5 WO SMART, ACTIVE chandise broker's office ; box 20s Herald oftier, FANTED—A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENUBD NB paper canvamer on advert ne wiio is well acquainted in Now York or in Philadeiplia, who has an or tablished business connection in efther city. Address, with reference, CANV ASB, iLorald otfies. V TANTED—AN ACTIVE BOY, BY AC \ A MER. ary, $15) n year. Address FANTED—GENTLEMAD tor Apply by letter © Inry expected, JOSE JEX, Broadway. W ASIEDIAGENTS To SELU Vile ENVALOP LET. ter sheets, new aud economical, will be used by every Dusiness man.” Agents will apply at the office of the LN. YRLOP LETTER COMPANY, 20 Codatigy WASTED Fou a WHOLBRALE driver who rinderstands the bnsiness: required. Apply at 462 Greenwich WASTED th iaik THOROUGH ing experience, —TO TARE CHARGE IN PROPRIB. | i. | wie STAR LIN HELP WANTED—MALES. D—EXPERIENCRD ADVERTISING SOL(GI- must bave good recommendations Addrevs J. D- office. TANTHD—ACTIVE OANVASSERS, OF GOOD AD- dross, to solfeit orders for printing and stationery, on commission, Apply st No. 2 Cedar st. WVANTRD—A BOY IN A LAW OFFICE, WAGES #3. Addross BEKNARD, Hornld office, THE TRADES. ~ PHOTOGRAPHER WANTED—A_ SIN oferre: Addrows L. COLBURN, Porichestor, N. ] LE BRE ANTED, IN AN ALE AND POR: . in New York,'n succeasfl first lass brow: nds the brewing of presert nnexceptionrble testimo- from his presens employers, mar hear of good mont by addressing. in confidence, hox 2,42 Gom wflico, New York city. ViRST CLASS FOREMAN CUTTER ON LADIES’ collars, dc..is open for an ensagetneut ; ix thoronzhl; | experienced in the linen collar manulneture ; ean cut for 50 ity aud Troy reference, Address, ree, days, COLLARS, Herala ott nes ou tachings A N PRACTICAL STENOGRAPULI WANTS A SITUA- | LL tion os clerk in an office ; references given. Address RAP LER, Horald oflice. ANTED—MUST U 4K coffee and: milling spices 4, French's Hotel, between clock on Monday, 21t, DIANO TUNER WANTRDS with good reforencos, can have & by av once | Roches GITUATION WANTED—T0 DO PiINTING ing in & first class photozraph gallery. BERE STANTON, box 120 Herald offic 0 PRINTERS.—A BOY OF 17, WI half years’ oxperience at type sorting, wishe: finish bis apprenticeship. Address OLEAN 122 Herald office. TPO, DENTISTS “AN EXPHIIENCED ” WORKMAN ypets 4 position; salary no object. Address DENTIST, Box 12) Heraid Uptown Branch office. WELLERS.—AN EXPERIBN responsible watchinaker, salesman and bookkeeper wishes to muko an enzagement. Addross, for four days, MOKRELL, Herald office, WANTEDIA MAN. THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED with the manntactare ot luundry st 1d compo- tent to ercet the inuchinery used. Addre: 491 Bost oilies, j TANTED—AN AME intelligent an | dross DERSTVND ROAST. address AND TO! Address HER. CAN YOUNG MAN, HONEST, ustrions, to learn photography. Ad? ¢ and fair waces will bo workinan a constant pli ougress st., Hast, Detroit, Address A, GR! EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. NMAN “LINE, SAILINGS FROM BORDEAUX TO NEW YORK. The attention of importers of merchandise from the sonth- partof Franee tx respecttully invited to the intended Jings, named below, of steamships of this line from Bor- deaux go Now York diceet :— CTLY OF LIMERICK. CITY OF BRISTOL, CITY OF LIMERICK ie OP: OWN G, DALE, Ajgon MAIL ATEAMERS ustown aud Liverpool. | brani Lis for <) Urry ov RieiMont CITY OF BER CITY OF © CITY OF RICUMC | CLTY OF BERL ‘Onbin, $80 and terms. Steerace, loons, state: JOUN G. DAL ‘currency. fts at lowest ra king and bathrooms auidsbips. nt, 15 and is Broadway. FOR Q VN AND LIVERPOOL, CARKYING TILE UNITED STATES MALI Thostenmers of this jine take tho Lane Routes recom- wended by Lieutenant Maury. N. of the ear rou’ -August 1 Septen:ber GERMANIC eptember 1 CELTIC. BRITAN c F ks, pier 62 North Kiver. Rates—Saloon, $80 and $10), reasonable terms. Stoerng: 3 Naloor staterooms, smoking «nd. amidxhips, where the noise and motion are | degree of comfort hitherto unattainable nt For inspection of plans and other information apply at the company’s office, 37 Brondway, New York. i. J. CORTIS, Agent. in gold; return tickets on TIONAL LINE—FROM S44 AN FOR LOY DIRECT. MOLLAND. ‘aturday, August 26,9 A. M. ¥OR ERPOOL, England... Au, Sept. 9, 8:30 A. M, & 16,3 P.M, turn tickets at , Mrrency, Lraits it prices. Apply at the HURST, Manoger. STEAM TO QUEENS- RPOOL, reduced rat Steerage passage, *: issued from $1 upward at curr company's office, OY Broadway: NITED STATES MAIL LT ft WYOMING. Ang. ... Sept. 12, noon. IDAHY...,,..Sept. M. | MONTANA. ‘Sept. 26, noon. Cabin, 235, $70 and $80, currenc Intermediate, 849; steerage, Passengers booked to and from Paris, ilamburz, Norway, Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Ger: many, at lowest rates. 5 WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. =] aL 7 SOP ine evienaia coat steamship WYOMING, sails from Pier 46 Nortu River, foot of b Liverpool, on Thesday, August sae apply to WILLIAM VREAT WESTERN TO BRISTOL (kKNGLAND) DIRECT, sailing from pier 18 East Rivor, as tollows!— CORNWALL. Stamnper. August 24 SOMERSET, Wes! ‘ ‘Thursday, sept. 7 Cabin. passage, intermediate, $45; stecrage, $0, currency; excursion & pi $ AN, Aicent, 70 South st. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, RRY. from pier 4: STATE OF f ov VI STATE OF NE and every alternate Tl to BRU, according Second enbin, € rates. Apply to rsday, September 7 hursday, September 14 tt First enbin, 665 to accommodations n ticket, 8120, cturn tickets €00. “Srecrage at lower STIN LALDWIN & CU., Agents, No. TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT YS PILR, FOOT OF CANAL ST.. NORTiL xt 72 Brondway, New York. STEERAG Moot DiRECT AS 9 LAND. BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND, 4 VIA ROTTERDAM. Steamer SCHOLTE: Sepanashae Sie ‘These beantifal steamers, carrying the United states mail to the Netherlands, are great favorites with tbe pnolic. ‘Trips regular, rates low, comfort and living perfect. frei, F Ace. For Oxi, EDYE & Co. TW Nore, . August 17 August 31 * NOTICE. view to diminishing the chances of collision, the and willing to work ; good reierences required. Apply | ry N TEA | of this line take w specitic course for all seasons of outward passage trom Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of SO at 43 latitude, or noth: ing to the north 0° 4, On the homeward passaze, crossing the meridian of 50 mt 4? latitude, or nothing to the north of FROM NEW YORK FOR IIVEGPOOL AND QUEENS. Wed., Sept. 6 SCYTHIA BOTUNIA ALGERIA. |. ABYSSINIA. Wed.. Sept. 13 Cabin passage, $40, $100 and $13, gold, recording to accommodation.’ Return tickets on favorable tertos, Steorage tickets to and trom low rates. Froight and passnze offier No. 4 Bowling Greon, CHAKLES G. FRANCKLY. AMBURG AM tor PLYMOU WIELAND FRIBiAs.. Rates of passage to | ‘bare and all polars in Becond Cabin, $60, gold KUNHAKDT & Cu. Abin, $100, gol tecrags, $4), curren B. RICHARD & BOAS, oneral Passenger Agents, 61 Broadway, New York. ! General Agents. 61 Broad st., New York. il Steamship Servien between WIA AND. LIVERPOOL, calling at Quecnstow Saiting every Thursday from Philadelphia and Sailing every Westnessay trom Liverpuel. ait iollowins stearners ars appointed to sail from Phite- phin :— . ILLINOIS. ......Sept, 7 *LORD OLYDE.Sept. 14 ONLO, Sept. 21 IN) CURRESC according to location, ermediate tiekets to and from all points Bteerage » et the lowoat rates, Steamers marked with a star do not carry intermediate. Passenger accommodation tor all classes unsurpassed, For passage, rate: cht and other information apply to PETRK WRIGHT & SONS. « 307 Walnut | GEORGE W. COLTON, 42 JOUN MCDONALD, eral Agents, Philadelphia, New York. | PED STAR Line Appointed to carry the B Belgian snd United States mails. The following steamers are appointed to sxil— TO ANTWER?, From Vbiladelphia. Prom New York, NEDERLAND SWITZEKLAND. Angust 19 VADERLA 24 KENILWORTH ..seps. 12 PRICES OF IN” CURRENCY. First Cabin... +80) | Second CADINs seems ess. -880 Btecrage tickets to and from aii points at ine lowest Paton, Passenger accommodations for ai) classes tasitrpassed, | For passage, rates to her intormation apply PETER WHIGHT & 80 Agents, Philadelphia, }EORGE W. COLTON, 82 Broad st., New York, JOUN MeDONALD, Passenger Agent, No. § Battory place, New York, freight an LINE TO PRANCE, AL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S BETWEEN NEW YORK AND AT PLYMOUTH (G. B) NLY Di THE GK MALL STEAME ( for the landing of passengers. Cabins provid ith electric bells, Sailiag from pier 44, toot ot Barrow » R., a follows = CANADA (Frangeul MERIQUK (Sour eo Septemb: LAURENT (Lachownos) |... Saturday, Sept, ® RIC PASSAGE IN GOLD dneliding wines) First eabin, 8110 to coording to accommodwl Second exdi third eabin, S40, Return ticket reduced rates. Steerage, $20, with superior accommodation, including bedding and utensils, without extra cbarge. * Steamers marked thu ot eMrry steerage passenicers, turday, Angnst 2 LOVis DE BABIAN, Agent, nelwey. CUOK LINE UNTIED STATES MATL BTRAMERS, ! AND GLASGOW ; 9,8 A.M. | nia...nept. 16,3 P.M KO AND LONDON lin. Sept. 16, 2 P.M. [fies co Soph 2, 10.4. M 21 North River. New Yori SUOW, LIVERPOOL, LON SON JON DONDERRY, i to $80 according to aceommotations. Excursion Tickets on tnvorable terms, rrency; intermediate, BX rrency. Return tickets on favorable i ONOMIC ROUTR TO Nor | arts of Europe at very | @ sti * | stekots, good for 2K) days, $4 hh NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. prepaid steerage cortifi- | 5 | sRRMAN LLOTD,— Stoanship Line between New York, Southampton and Bremen. Company's , foot of 2d st., Hoboke: RATES oF HiRes VO} NEW YORE 10 SOUTH- AMPTON, HAVRE OR BREMEN, Firet Cabin, $100 gold; Second Cabin, $60 gold; Fteeraxe, ‘80 currency. Return Tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid Steerage Cortif- Foes iileth cutes, Ld currency. rel or Saw aT a to BL: TGHS ‘& U0., No, 2 Bowling Green, TEAM TO LONDON DIRECT. The eee steamer HANKOW will sail from pier 53 North River, ou \ ednesday, August 23, ‘The steamer has oxcelient passenger accommodations, Cadi $65 0 $40, carrency, according to location. For further particulars apply at No. 7 Bowling Green. HENDLESON HROTHERS, Agents. WW Us0N LINE FOR SOUTITAMPTOS AND HULL, YY "sailing from pier 54 North Hiver as follows: — NAVALINO Angust 26 | OTHELLO. COLOMBO... ... Rept. 16] HINDOO,... Oct, 14 First cabin, $70, curreney; second eabii, $45, currency. xcursion Hekebs op very favoraule terius. "Through tickets ed to Gontinental and Baltic ports. Apply fur full par- tiealaes to CHARLES 1. WILGHE & CO r Sept. 30, OK CONSTANTINOPLE, CALLING AT The first class Britivh Jron steamshi 5 wilt sail for the having spiendid ac # for # lunited number of first class pascenyers ursion tickets to Mediterranean potts at reduced rates. ly to CHARLES L, WKIGHT & CO., Agente, No. Sond XCURSION TO CONSTa: turn.—See advertixement under spscia’ Exc Ai otices. _COASTWISE STHAMSHIPS. prrana TRANSIT AND PAG. FIC MALL STEAMSHIP LINES. For CALIVORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, BIUTISH GOLUMBIA, OREGON, ke. iui from pier 42 North’ River, For SAN VRANCISCU, vin ISTHMUS OF PANAMA. Steamship ACAPULCO. Thuraday, August 31 necting for Central America and South Pacific ports. From SAN FRANCISCO to JAPAN wad CHINA. Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC. Priday, Sept, 1 From SAN FRANCISCO to SAND: SLANDS, aUs- TRALIA nnd NEW ZEALAND. Steamship CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO......Wed., Aug. 16 For treicht or pres, Ly to we. TDA COor tl J” BULLAY, Superintendent, x or No, 6 Bowling Green, pier 42 North River, foot vanat st, MAIL SS LINE. N. Xetavana AND MEXIC. + Steamers leave pier North River at 3 P.M. FOK ? hbo Dikkor. OITY OF NEW YOR! «, Tharsday, August 24 CITY OF HAVANA .. Tuesday, September 5 POK VERA CUZ AND NEW ORL! Tuxpan and Tampico. Tuesday, September S vin Havana, Progreso, Carapeach: city OF HAVASS, ts For freight and vane NS, 31 and 33 Broadway. Steamers will leave New Orleans September 10 and Uc tober 1 for Vera Cruz and all the aluve ports. HAVANA D steamships will sail th Kiver, foot of Cedar st., for Wednesday, August 23 ‘Thursday, Augnat 31 faving unsurpussed accommoda- “For freight and passaxe, tions, appiy vo WM. P. CLYDE & CO., No. DLING & CO., Aen McRELLAK, LU SLY DIRK FOR $LORIDA.—-WEEKLY lune for Port Royai, 8. C.; Fernandina, Fla. ; Brans- wick, tia. Sailing Friday from pier 20 East iver, The steamer CITY OF DALLA ptain Hines, will sail Friday, August P.M. Through tickets issued to all points.” Kor treight or passage apply to C. H. MALLORY & Green. | CO., 153 Maiden lune. N’S NEW YORK, NEW ORLBAD KK will suid fre Bans it, M ireight tl to Louisiana and‘ rond tor Morgan City, per Morgan's steamers to Texas ports. Through “ills of lads good to all points on the Mississinpi iRiver, Mobile, Gaiveston, Indianola, Corpus Christi, Rockport, Brazos Santiaxo, Brownsville and to alt pointy’ on the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio, Houston and Texas Cent International and Great Norihern Texas Pacifi Coutinental railroads, Freighty for St, Mary' Junded at Rockport. Lighterage and channel duos at Corpus Christi and Brazos Santiago at the expense and risk of cunsiznee. Insurance can be effected under open polie: Whitney & Co.; to New Orleans, % per cont; to Toxas ports, 7, percent. For freight or further information apply to CHAKLES A WHITNEY & CO, Agents; office, pier 35 North Kiver, OR NEW ORLEANS | DIRECT. QUE CROMWELL LINE, The steamship rs NEW ORL“ANS, Captain Dearborn, on SATURDAY, August 26, at 3 o'clock P. M.. trom pier No. 9, North River. Through bills ot lading given to Mobile and principal points ub the Mississippi iver. Cabin passage, $4 Steerage, $25, Apply to CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West st. IEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY West, carrying the United ntates mail.—ihe steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO, Captain Pennington, will sail on Saturday. August 26, at 3 P.M. from Pier 20 Kast Kivor. Throuzh bills of Iading given to all poirts on the Jouston and Texas, Central International and Great Northern, Gal- veston, Houston and Henderson, aud. Galveston, Hur- risburg and Sun Antonio railroads, Freight aud insurance at lowest rates, For freight or passaxe, having superior accommodations, apply to C. H. MALLORY & Cu., 153 Maiden lano. LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing from pier 37 North River, For Norfolk, City Point and Itichmond, Tuesdays, Thurs- days und Saturdays at 3 P. M.. connecting with the Virginia and Tennesseo Air Line, Atlantic Coust Ling, Piedmont Air Line, Chesapeake and Ubio Railroad aad with the com- ny's steam lines to interlor points in North Carolina and irginia, Newbern and Washington, N. ©. (via Norfolk), every Tuesday, Tharsday and Saiurday. Lowes, Del. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 3 P. M., connecting with Maryinud and Delaware railroads. Fansonger accommodations unsurpassed. Through passage tickets und bills of lading to all points at lowest rates. insurance to Nortolk, d&e.. 3 per cent, Freight received daily at pier 37 North River. offices, 197 Greenwich st. N. 1. MCORKADY, Pi JNOR WALIFAX, aT. Ic ¥ 86 North w Oriewns Morgan’s 8, AND =T, JOUN CROMWELL’ STEAMSHIP LINE , Steamers leave pier 10 North itiver following days, at 3 GEORGE CROMWELL, GEO, WASHINGTON, Mont direet, quickest und ‘cheape: Newfound.and and the Lower st. Lawrence. Excellent axsenger necommodations. For freight or passage apply to LARK & REAMAN, 86 Weat st. Tuesday, Angust 22 riaay, September 1 ronte to Nova Seatia, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ARATOGA.—THE MOAT POPU ret se, steamers MprCREre FOR PHILADELPHIA, LONG BRANCH, N sport Barvage checked to aedomen and to Vem ter 1 is direct. OVERIN’S Express, fest so ceakr Brenduey sna na dea Eocene es » EXCURSIONS, A —L£—ROCKAWAY BEACH EXCURSIONS. ¢ Regular Line, ished 1871. FIVE EX UaSONS DarLy ak SUNDAY, * AMERICUS, NEVERS: od CONTERNO'S CEL As ENT BAND. M HE ORPHEUS QUARTETTS CLUB. ay a PHILLIPS! OLES CLUB om PROF. SOLTAU, the renowned Cornet Player. Twenty minutes’ sail on the Atlantic Ocean, and over three hours to enjoy the cool breezes ou the beach. Observe the Time Table. AMERICUS LEAVES 24th North River, ot 8:30 A. M. oth st? Nereh Itiver: avs-43 aud 39, Mee Heieda'terey: Brooklya, at 8220.4, Me nnd 9 ~ Brooklyn, ut 9 : - ani Ferton ery. A MLLAM COOK LEAVES ‘Oth et, East River, 8 A. M. and 12:45 P, M. South Yat st., Williamsburg, 8:15 A. M. and 1P. ML w York, 8:30 A. M. and 1:19 F. , Brooklyn, 9 A. M. and 1:30 P, ML Returning boats leave Rockaway at 11 A. M,. 4, 4:45, an@ 5:15 P.M Faro, 35¢.; Excursion tickets, 50. Return tickets are — nod boat. SPECIAL NOTICE.—No delay from low tide. Only boats making all the landings at Rockawa: es f “4 SPECIAL NOTICE FOR SUNDAY. ROCKAWAY EXCURSIONS. EXTRA sr TON: aticsaninmaaues SUNDAY, AUGUST 24 in conneetion with the regular line of steamers, AMERICUS, NEVERSINK AND WILLIAM COOK (See time table in the column.) ‘Tho swift and commodious steambost AKROWSMIT will make one excursion to Rockaway beach, leaving 24th st., North River, at 9:30AM. 10th at; North Bi MM. Pier 2, North River, Bust River, at 1 Kerry, Brooklyn, at 10: Returning boats. leave’ i 2 43 Cis ena ONE Me ne oe TA ee Re Pa ne. Exenrsion tickets. 50c. Return tickets are good on any ibove montioned boats, A —FOR ROCKAWAY, ATLANTIC OCEAN . ‘and tho PALISADES OF THE HUDSON. PLYMOUTH JARRETT & PALMEIS Palace of the Sea, ROCK PLYMOUTH ROOK. GRAND SUNDAY TRIP TO.DA¥ GOES TO TO ROCKAWAY BEACH, ATLANTIC OCEAN ROCKAWAY and the PALISADES OF THE HUDSON. BEACH, Music by tho Madrigal Boys, Mozart Gleo Club, Church Chimes ATLANTIC and the PLYMOUTH ROCK MILITARY BAND. OCEAN Lewving the foot of: 2d st,, North Rivor, 0 A. M., and pier 2, North River, at andthe , affording ample time for bathing and dining atthe Beach; returning, will leave PALISADES | Rockaway at 3:30 P.M. and proceding up twill afford passengers § of tho alisades, a5 well xe the e veautitul villas that dot the shores of North HUDSON | River, reaching the city about 7 P. M. FARE, 50 cents > THIS Sinle tickets to and from Rockaway, 33 cta, SUNDAY *.*This same trip will be continued to and motrow (Monday) and every day noxi week. rE NG BANKS AND SANDY HOOK EVERY « day, Saturday excepted. Ocean steamer SETH LOW, Jsaving tarrison st., North Kiver, 6:20; Sth at.. Bast Riv 7: pier 27 kant River, 7:15; 10th st, North River, 7: pier G North River, SA. M. Tickets $1. AL. G. FOSTER, Manager. nhs Oh SGOVERNOWS ISLAND OPEN TO VISITORS — Tha steam yacht GOVERNOR'S ISLAND leaves the Custom Honso picr at tho Battery every nour daily for Governor's Island. Concert by the depot band this atter- M. noon, followed iinmediately after by droes parade, SKAWA’ No rum, but plonty of fan. The clipper steamer SUN. Captain Jobn iH. Hotmes. will make DAILY and DAY EXCURSIONS to ROCKAWAY BRACH trom and 129th st at 119th st, 8:45, ; Fulton Market BUD Hatlen and Morrisania, leaving 2d av New Haven Railroad dock, Séth st. 8:50: Bid st.,9; Grand st,, 9: allp. furniog, lenvos Rockaway at 345 P.M. Music and ro freshments in boxrd. Fare, 45 conts. Exearsion tickets, SUcouts, Childron over ton yours, full fare. ©. H. LONGSTREET, Proprietor. "A —SUNDAY EXCURSION TO ASTORIA, HARLEM, « Morrisania and High Bridge {ihe stouncrs MORMISANIA, HARLEM and SHADY Leave Morrisania. AM, Futton Market Sil avo Fuiton Market, 5! 2:30 POM. F if Landing at Grand st.. 23d st. and 1 with boats for High Bridge, Passengers by this line will be admitted to the yrent cub faring excavations under Hell Gate. 0. FL NGSTREET, Superinten: STEAMBOAT FORT L 4 will necommdtate 400 pr ‘$50 te $1 per day. Apply in the afternor REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING BOAT for Keyport, landing ut Eli Amboy, will leave New York from pler #4 North River, foot et A.M. On returning leavon KK jog ® pleasant family excursion The MAT 84, North River, daily at4 P.M. re ‘Saturday at 7 P.M. of Harrison 3 Y. from pier 49 North River, foot of Leroy st., ‘ing certain connectior ‘est, North and Kast. nt 6 o'clock, with moroing trains tor all FF, NASSAU, N. P.—REGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP LEO leaves New York August 26, URRAY, KRIS & CO, 62 Soush st, TRAVELLER: GUID, gee AND TROY BY DAY BOATS C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW.—Leave Vostry st. pier at 8:10 ‘nad 24th ot. at 8:90 A, M., landing nt Nyack and Tarrstown, (by ferrybont), West Poin’, Newburg, Poughkee thine- beck, Catekil’ and Hudson, Close conncetion at Aibany with new train at 82. M. for the Wost over New York 4 frat, and by special train to Saratoga and Round Luke. To Wert Point and Newburg and ‘return same day, $1; Poughkeepsie, $1 Saratoga and return, 8 40. LBANY PEOPLES LINE.—STEAMBOATS LEAVE pier 41 North River dnily, Sunday exeopted, ats P. orth and West; groat redne- Excursion tickets to Albany, Saratoga, Mon Menis on European HIGHLANDS OF THE HUDSON BY DAYLIGHT The MARY POWKLL, for W. Point, Newburg, hkeepsic, Rondout and Kingston, landing at Cozzens, Cornwall, Milton and New Hambarg, and Marlboro by ferry will loave pier at.) daily, Sundays excepted, at Poughkeepsie with evening tralus tor the ROOKLYN, NEW YORK AND NEWHURG, BY steamboat ARMENIA,~-Leave Fulton st., Brooklyn, at 9; Vestry st. New York, at 0:20, and 24th st at O20 A. M. landing at Yonkers, Iona Istand, Cozrens’, West Point and Cornwall. Returning, arrive at Brooklyn 7 P.M. Tickets for the round trip, $1, to Iona Island and return 7 for Albany and all points in taro. OMENS, LINE. ELEGANT STEAMHOATS FOR 7 aratoga and all points North, Kast and West Tee daily Saturday) at 6 P. M., from pier 49 North ver. 0 Saratogn only $2.59; excursion NATSKILL CREEK LINE. STEAMER NEW ¢ PION or WALTER Bic 42 North River, 62. Mi. ‘AM: ‘T daily, from Canal st, pier Faro, 50c, Berths free. [)AleY LINE To NORWALK. —PARE Bi DUCED. ~ ity the swift steamor ARROWSMITH, wharf, Brooklyn, at 2:0 P. M.; pier 87 Bi M,, and foot of 834.02, 917. 'M. * Returning le: ae TO AL M., (Sundays exeepted), connecting each way with th 4 Norwalk and New Haven rail- roads, Pare Xe. E ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, vin Nownort and Vall Kiver—The world steamboats BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE loave. pier 25 North River, foot of Murray st., daily (Sunaaysinciuded), at M. Throne tickets sold at al hovele in the city. owned Gu REDUCTION IN RATES VIA Oontral Vermont Railroad. To Montroa} and rerarn, only $15; to Qnebee and return, $20; leo tickets to the White, Franconia and Manat Mountains via this popninr ronte, for sale in ali principyl hotels and ticket offices, and at Brosdway, whery seats and berths in slespine cars can secnred. we. BSNSYLVANTA RATER, GREAT TR AND UNITESI Trains leave Now York street forties, as follows: x fur linrrisbure, Pith lle ° UNK LING STATES MAIL ROUTE, abrossas and Cortyandt ir With Sorry. and Brio at 2:49 and 82 PM ‘Orr; for Titusville, Potroleam Centre Reions. For Bale ‘ington and th Limited Wa, Inicton Hxp of ts daily. ox Sunday, 92) A, M vy. M. ular at k40 AM, for Philed 4,5, 6, 410 i M. Emtgran’ For Centennial depot at 3 ‘On Sumaay 8 A.M, Innve Cantanial depot ‘On Snaday 7:20 A.M, saboth, Rahway, Princeton, Tren. other Viemington, Belvidere and eat all th From Vittsturg, 6 1) A Mand G0 P.M daily, ngton and Baltimore, 80 4 i. sunday, 6:30. M. 73h, 79 apd 4 10, 1150 A. M., 6:50 and stor Honse, No. 4 Court st., « Hoboken; De Ofiice, No. & Bartery Passenger Agent. And foot ot | Brooklyn: Ni . D. M. BOYD, Ja, Gem Fraxe Thomson, General Manager. DUILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE JD Now Jersey Sonthern Hailrosd —Pars lower La ed Any other route, commencing Jung 1 1876. leawe New York trom pier 8 North River, foor Rector st, 645 A. M for Long Branch and Seabrhht 06 A.M. for Piliadel. phin. Lone Bench, | Waretown and Vineland; Pn Mtoe Pulladatnhia Lowe Beane and Tuckertown B for Long. fennel, tons Kiver and Waretown 5 P.M. via freight boat and passenger train tor Long ‘Lon: Braneli, returnin, Branch. Sundays, #:00 A.M, ior y epee rete QPONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. iY Steamers KODE ISLAND and NARRAGANSEPT, from North Hiver, foot of day et, ata P.M. Prov from pier 27 North River, een ot Park planes, Stonmships ELRCTRA nnd GALATEA, ab 4:30 8, J A —A.—DAILY AND SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO « Fort Lee, Pleasant Vulley and Shady Side.—Steam- boats leave Canal st. daily af Gc and lV A. M.; 2, 5:15 and 7:15 P.M. Sanday at 9,10 and 11 A. M.; 12 M1, 2.3.4.8, and 7 P. M.; landing at 24th and 34th sts. (daily ‘and San- day) 10 minutes later. Round trip, 25¢. ; children half price. A CHANGE OF TIME.—THE FAVORITE « LONG BRANCH, Captain Curtis, will com: Feenlar Sunday trips to Newburg for the season on June 11, Leave foot of Sth st., Hoboken, 7:30 A. M.; Ful- won ferry, Brooslyn, at 8:15 A. M.. West ‘10th st. 9A. Moy West 2ith st., 9:40 'A. M.; landing at Zonkers, Jona Isiand, Point, Cold Spring and Keturning, loaver Newburg at 2:15 P. M. Warm ineals and refreshments served on board at reasonable rates. Fare for the round trip, $1. Se tl heck 5D a A. —REGULAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWA! . The fast and well known THOMAS P. W, will make hor regalar Sunday trip between Now York and Newark, leaving Commercial Dock, Newark, Jeaving New York, pier No. 22 North Ri wt, wt 10:50 9. ro 25 cents, TO CONSTANTINOPLE AND RETURN.— jsement under Special Notices. JRSIONS—LOW PRESSURE PROPELLER splendid accommodations for private parties, FW. STARK, 5 ‘Coenties alip, corner South st, New [OXA ISLAND, WEST POINT AND NEWBURG—SEB advertisement of steamboat Armenia. Moorea, EXCURSION TO ROCKAWAY BEAOH. MAMMOTH PLEASURE STEAMER WILLIAM COOK, Uriltiantly illuminated from stem to stern, will make hew first Grand Moonlight Exenrsion on AUGUST %, 7:30 P. M. THURSDAY EVENING leaving 24th st., North liver 10th st.) North River, . pier No.2, North Rivor, at 8 P.M. Fultan ferry, Brooklyn, at 8:15 P.M, d proceed dirvet to Rockaway Boach. GUAT RNO™ CELEBRATED 23D ROT BAND ong THK PUILLIPS AND ORPHKUS QUARTRT CLU! furnish @ grand musical programme ring the upon the arrival at the Bench n GRAND MOONLIG: HOF ‘will take place om tho MAMMOTH PLATFORM om the sea shore, FARE FOR THE ENTIRE BXCURSION.......50 CENTS N. B.—Should the weather be stormy the excarson will take place the next fair evening, MARION OGKAWAY _ BEACH.—STRAMBOAT lenyos daily 10th st. at 9:10 A. M.: Sth st, Hoboken, 1a. M.; Franklin at, 10 A.M; Pir 2, North River, 15 A. Mi; Morris st., Jersey City, 10:30 A! M, QJUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO HAKLEM AND ASTORIA. Ianding at Lith st., Astoria, and 120th st., sach way. ‘The steamers SYLVAN GROVE, SYLVAN GLEN and SYLVAN STREAM will commence the following trips om UNDAY. August 20, i370:— SUNDAY. Aaqus' Beats Peck sip x . 320 it Boats fe Harlem, A.M. 345A M. x u 9:15 A.M, OA. M. 4:15 PB. 10:00 A. M. a M 500P.M 1043 4. M xu 5:50 P.M 1130 A.M. M. 6:40PM 12:50 P.M. M 7Er 1:10 P.M, 7:15 P.M. . ML. 00 P. Leave 11th st. ten minutes Inter than Peek slip. «Land at Rabenstein's Harlem River Park. N. B,—Boats connect with boats for Nigh Bridge. Piente parties and schools taken on week om reasonable terms, Pur BARL IEA 5 Hourly Trips te CONEY ISLAND. Every honr from 9 A. M. to to4 POM. North River landings * -teamers IDLEWILD, RLIZA HANCOX ERAL SEDGWICK will make daily excursions te ‘oney Island Beach as foilows :— BAT AM 12 Mad, 2 8 4PM WO, 10:10, 1710 ALM, 1210, 1510, 2:10, 8:10 320, 10:20, 11:20 A. M.; 12:20, 1:20, 210 220 A. M. ; 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 KAW ANHAKA SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO COLLEGE Point, Great Neck, City Island, Sand’s Point, Glee Cove, Sea Cli, Glen Wood and Roslin: The steamer SBAWANHAKA ry at YA. M., Oth st. at 05 A, 15 A, jor the above places, returnt P.M. Dinner and ret ments om QUNDAY, 9 ST +) No change of time. Tho first boat to arrive at Nows borg, and arriving im return ot New York 6:15 P.M, The favorite steamer SYLVAN DELL, 1 Spring, Wost Point, Tone Harlom Bridge 70 A.M, Kast 40, Rast utd 7a. Kent i t., New York, 4:13; Peek Sip 5 Wost 22d st, 9, and Menbattanville kets $1. Hquors sold on the boat. BRANCH ON SUNDAYS —THA FINE No LONG steamer CRYSTAL WAV 8, of the New Jersey Sonthern Railroad line, lonves pier 8 North River, loot of Reer rr : AM Recarking tho train leaves Lon: Branch, § wy W. 8 SNPDEN, W's NT. NEWBURG, POUGHKEEPSIN AND ‘shoamera, resarn same day, by day line XCURSION BOAT.— ° { i}