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SITt" ATIOJM V% A ?
>ur>r?, <kr.
__ 2* 4 RRSPKrTABLE OIRL AS
BO .uf.rr.u-, Call_.ll weak.
T7? ,?u ?\'D ST THIRD FLOOR.?A YOUNG FRENCH
12 girt". T?m ami tu ?.? herself usehjl. ?ood refer
JT7T .Til AV iPRBSENT EMPLOYER'S) .-AS kUR.tK
B() I,.!l wold assist In chauiberwoA; best
flty ie% < oce
I
twv fAVNOVST SECOKD FLOOR.-A RE8PEI TAf
L'? p>cw?tacl yoanggirl. ag.d I?. l? Jake <*r? ,of
fcillrentai JJSvSJ umily and ?Sw on machine ; sneaks
pj,,l i.erniati k-vvd city relercmt Call for two day*.
, 4.1' .-"T -AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN AS
M 2, nurse : understand the tare of an infant from lit
jjjtli t'all Iitr?w>lr 7. _________ -
m.) l*E>bBOSSES ->T ? \ UEM'fU 'TABLE . ?'l."RKO
^.r 1 as har'-e for Erst clttaa family; best ill) refer
sn e
? 4) _ WEST 24X11 HT . TAILOR'S STORE ?A MtKM H
| . ) ^i? ? ' nvsu' iamHy
!>).) \1 ?T nil! -I NKUt "Tl! W -AN EL
I ?>? tlerly woman ?? nurse either to an infaut or an iu
nlid reference ______
i???l WEST MTtL ST.?A RBSI'Kl'TABLE COLORED
132 SrlaJ nurse to take care of a cl.ilJ, or as chamber
maid ami waitraee il> a small private family. Call on necona
|/?..r or address
140
SULLIVAN ST., ROOM i:t.-A VOl'NH FRENCH
?rir; as nurse best city or count rjr reference. < all
WEST 33T1I ST.. KEAll.?A YOCKO QIBL AS
, w n.u>e and chambermaid or to wait ou a lady ; best
lb.' refer.'t, e. Tall or address lor two day*
ilS I
or address.
I < f EAST 32 D ST.?A RESPECTABLE TO I' NO
I 4r*X wman as nurse : willing to make bersell generally
ttsjjtnl ; go? d city reference. CaH or migrans.
r/v W r-'ST viril ST ?AX KXI'F'.ltlKNl'KI) I'ADY AS
x<>0 ?r r,a,. Invalid; rj'i"f*n?(? from flr.t
ilw phyelcian and ladle- Call oa or address Nl RSB.
i.A BA0T t'D ST.-A COMPETENT OERM IN
woman ipeaking French and English, to take care
crowing children i> a g< ml seamatreaa and hairdresser;
bent refereacea. Call or address.
1
! A-r till vr v vol Ntl FRENCH OIRL A3
.1f)-. nurse In a private family : beat city reference.
1^1 WEST~ JttTil sr.. IN THE STORE.?A BB
1. )' t spectabls American i?irl an nurse ; ia capable ol t>tk
luir tile entire charge of a baby: can do plain sewing; wi'tild
aKii^t In chamberwork ?. no objection to ?o a ahort dutance
In tlm coniitry . tbree year? reference. Can be seen for two
day
EAST MD ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOCNO MAR
lOU rlfil woman it infant's nurse, to raise on ihu ln>tile:
Is capable of doioif so from it* blrib; be^t city rctcreuce.
Call for i?o ii?;>.
n() 3D AV ?A RESPECTABLE FRRNCH PERSON
Jd t mind children; i> a good, plain seamstress and
hairdraxer ^ood city reference Address.
EAST IJIST 8T.?RESPECTABLE AMERICAN
?tVj\_) young w<.>iuau with a iresb breast ol milk, aa wet
tiurso . city ami doctor?' rc:"rrncr5.
Ol "7 WEST 1>TI1 ST.?AS CHILD'S NT USE AND TO
I do light ?-irk. by ? young girl not long in the coun
try. Call or a?idre?s.
t>?)7 EVT^TH ST.?A YOUNG OIRL TO XIND
JLmd i cliiltireu e^ceil. nt sewi-raud williuij to aaaiat with
AOuaewurk . prefers a good home to watros. t all or address.
ol) WEST 41 ST ST.?A COMPETENT FRENl H
i>_ nuib> to luiod a baby ; no objection to llir cotiutry;
beat city reference.
*???<? WLsT 41ST pT.?A COMPETENT WOMAN AS
?iO\) t'ur*e ilioroujhly experienced lu tb? care of young
Cluldreu . lull} tpabla ol taking em ire charge of an infant I
tuaur year* fetoience.
?)?>?" WEST 3HTH ST.?A respectable YOL'NO
. ? t) | ^ nursu ; can take care of a l?al?> Iroiu i's
birth or growing children; is also a good seauiMres#; can
operate on machine if required; good city relerence.
O 1 I WEST -Till .-1 - A COMPETENT MM NO WO
,Jl:i nun as . hiid's nurae; city or countrj . would do
the baby's washing if required or light chamberwork: best
reference.
(?) t f WEST 47TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, ROOM 3 ?A
? 1 -?- rf .pectable young woman as nurse; can bring up a
baby from its birtlt; beat city rrfcrauco.
n - I ; ,.-i ?.t.: .-r.?a voi n'o girl as nphsE;
<?h .perste tu: Wheeler A WiUou's inaciiiue aud is
?Tilling to do chan ber*ork; cltjr lllWWW.
(> -, > WEST 41ST ST?A RESPECTABLE YOC'NG
mt. ;rho Ijiir uevur lived out beiore. u., uur.-e or to
Jj iijiiit . ?? .tr.d <vaiiin:< . well re
WEST SjTH ST.?A COMPETENT JfXPE
^*)U ienceil <P;-ote?taul> English woman; can tako full
charge of as infant :rom lt? birth; can bring it up on the
bottle , is ft iiinl seamstress; best city relerence. Call on
or Rddrp -?> A. C.
OQQ :tU AY., BETWEEN- -J2D AND 23D STS , IN
jUOC the btore.?A respectable girl a- nurse and hoaru
MtresM ' erl'f..' ...u.^-u-ut to tak.? charge of a baby from
its birth; go< u city reference; no objection to the country.
Call for two days
OA - east 3CTH sr. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).-A
?JU<) rerpe. tni.le girl to take care of children and to do
chamberwork; b?st city reference. Call or address ou
Tuesday. _
WEST 37TH ST.?A YOL'NO WOMAN AS NURSE
?>V') and enin-trej. can take care >f an Infant or grown
children t?<> year- reference from last place.
(HQ 7T1I kV.?A < OM PETE NT WOMAN AS NCRSE;
OJ.O capable of taking ehargo ol an infant from Us birth ;
cix years' reference.
on - WEST 1!CTH ST.?A VOI'Nfi WOMAN TO TAKE
OOO c?r? ?>!" children und dopiain sewing or light eham
tocrvv t?rk; ifoinl referm?t ?. ^ i
?14 1 KAftl IffH sr. ONE FLIOHT, FRONT.-A
-J-1 rr.'i^ct?t''i" woman would like a baby to nurse, or
would take are of ft walkinif child. Call or address for one
week. _________
*> \ Q EA-I - rII ST.?A YOL'NO american OIRL
O'-l ,) a? nnr.e m a re-peetabU family or would be willing
to do n ailing: nes: city rcfereu.*.
a no west isrn st?a respectable j*botes
tant pi.-: s. n:irte ; willing to a sist In plain sewiug.
Call "r addrtts f.r tw-. days.
a 1 I WEST ivril ST.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
TTJ r 'T.mtb r.' nthly washing at her own bouse, weekly
or iMontlilj payment; advance no diCerencc ; best city refer
ence.
42H
WEST liOTH .-T.-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
&? wet nnrre ; milk tbree weeks old; best reference.
A QO East <TH sr.-A Vol'NO AMERICAN OIRL,
? ?' lis ? nice iamily, a? liurso, or would do chamberwork
?ml ssw'ii?; c m operate on difltrent machines; best refor
an "
t> t?irl lc mind a child.
,1.1(1 n.-T ??TH ST.. BETWEEN '.iTII AND 10TII
*1 ?)?* ?r ? a till, lately landed, to take care of children
A 1 4 WEFT 52D >T . TOP KLOOR.-A TOUNO OIRL
T"r i; to take care of a child and do sewing. Cell or ad
I ? WEST ^STII ST.?A YOL'NO WOMAN AS WET
r i i n-i " respectable fkmily. < all for two days.
A rc 3D AV.. CORNER 28TII ST.?A TOtTNO
T"?)' ) Woman lis mi. <? and seam St res* or to do chamber
wirk. willing and obliging.
WEeT 21 ST ST.?A Ill'SPECTABLE OIRL TO
551
TOP FLOOR.?A MONTHLY BURSE
v more -n-a :oiu?nts eitiior by the week
tor - reference,
AV,?A -MART YOCNO OIRL TO MIND
/?II 1-r \V.?A -MART YOl
UtJ children CaB for tw* days.
QQ l sTU aV.-a WOMAN OF experience A8
ijO i Iadir? ? r Ml'lren s iiui'"*; has practical knowledge
of the care ol b >th ; bes'. citv r?fer?nee.
(wi>) HTI1 AV?A- INFANTS NLRSE OR NURSE
tjDO and arabem.aid, an take eut! re charge of an in
bat; heat etoy referenw.
1 lltllii) AV., BETWEEN .1ST 11 AND .V.?TII STS .
|,| i_ w "t dr. u?'k.?A .??spsct rble married woman
a? wet nurse : will take lull clMrge ?' a child; al- j do chain
l?rwork. e - ?' city reference.
-| </'<' BROADWAY. BETWEEN 42l> AND 4:iD
I.TUO st? ? A reaped.tbig young woman at fir . Inss
iinrsr t illt (???inpewnt t? take entire < 1. . % frooi
its birth; hVlieet city reference. Can he *.-eti for two d*; s.
? TrENi H PROTESTANT WOMAN AS NCRSE;f AN
iv t ike entire chartre of young children and sciv in a
prleaie !i>mily g<?nj reference*. Address J. B , Herald l'p
Iowa Bran' o utttce.
S N1 BSE TO AN INVALID Olt tiROWIN'fi CIHL
tj re ii ?A g"od seamstre ? middle aged; town or cotiu
try Addr's. .f V J., Herald I ptown Branch elllce.
ri }| I \ \Nli:l> it V * RESPECTABLE Yol'N'O
0 Ae ? an wi.rns'i is competent nurse mid seunistre
it ehamberm?id .n ?ew on dICeront machines; ? III bo
round laitl.1 ii ?n I r i.i.ile In evor? rc-pect: ijoixl refer
r. ??'. i ion 'n the "ttntrr A?ldres? l,L>ii l.w
Utm l 1 pi 'vii Branch office, l,ift"i Broad*ay.
WaltreasHi i^c.
(> Wl T r fll ST., PRF.8F.NT EMPLOYER'.^.?A
?7 yeiine *? man as fir?t tl?s? w?'lr??s thoroughly <omp-'
tent , untlemsnd' 'he i are ot silver making all ki?sl? of
salads ' t> r eeentej ; unexceptionable city reference. Cell
1
17 tTUTVEHANT sr. OPPOSITE OOOPIR INslI
I | rre - u experienced and thoroMnly competent
waitress, with city ' horn late employer's, i all bu.
tween 10 A M *'.d I P. M
i>1(| E t sT H'.TH > I'-A protestant OIRL AS
it 1 * " im elite waitress nr to <k> ckilttbeiweek ml wait
li'g in n small family ? ni : hje.-tlen to going a short distance
In '.he ountry; good c.iy r :.ieac? from lest place.
*)()*) WEST l-TH ST.?A NEAT, TIHY ENOLlSIl
MMai girl as first cle-s waitress or cl.ambermui'l; city
or co an try, best refemtiee.
no- v.. -i itth st -a ri-pi ?ri:d
Am*/ .rl a* weitrcss or liurso In a jtlvute iauil'.y or
hoarding iih iii.
A-1 7 ; r WD ST.?'TWO AMERICAN Ol It! Jl rttlH
1 ter? cna as waitress; the othe. a* chambermaid
Md soanistres . ? ( ijic-ence
A QU ATII A'1' . i '? !'I'H FLOOR. ?A RESPECTABLE
I'OO v "'g ''T e> 1? ' las* waitress; w nld i>-?i-t m
chantberwoik . Ihorougi ly aniterstanda her ouslnos. best
city reference. __ _
3D AV., IN the STORE-A COMPETENT
llOtJ wailrett to work by the day; willing und capable
te assist In any capacity.
Nitceilaneem,
J0T1I ST. ?MISS CELINE, FRENCH LADY'S
liaiiiheMirg, aeamstreM, WUUgl to ueft with a
It* or fc? ui JiOU,
'?L
SITUATIONS W \VTKD?FEMAI<KS.
MitcclUmewu*.
213
WEST 28TH ST., IK THE BASEMENT .-A RE
speciahle woman to go out by the da>.
A 1 A LEXINGTON AV.?A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO
Hz do downstairs work, is a good plain cook, washer
aud ironer; good city reference.
5(ki{ 2D AV.?A RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN
l7U to go out bv the day as first cliu houeecleauor ; ref
erence Call or address
TOO BTII AV., BETWEEN 40TH AND 30TH STS.-A
Oj young girl wishes a situati.* In a small family;
willing ami obliging; reference from hut place.
1 '-MHI 3D AV , BETWEEN 74TH AND 7STH STS,,
J.OVV/ ovor ctgmr store?Ajn honest, industrious young
girl as kiti-henmaid in a private family; best reference.
Cull or addres#.
U'ANTED?BY A LADY OK CULTURE.A POSITION
ii as lady's companion : would no* object to travollingi
state wages. Address E. V 0., box l.'W lfcrald Uptown
Branch office.
Intelllgeiiee Oflirei,
\ LARGE NUMBER OK FIRST CLAM GER
2%. man servants ai Mrs. LOWE'S, 131 13th ?t? between
;kl aud 4th ?vi.
PllOFESSIOXAX SITI ATIOVS WASTED
jTBMAIiKI.
\ SWISS YOl'Nii LAt'V MM LANDED, WISHES
IX. to get a situation in a 1 rriich or Anierlcuu family lo
teach children : has already bjeu teacher of French language
in Italy; Is willing to aseist in sewing, aud can lurniah tirst
class references Apply t?> or address E. B., care ol Mrs.
Dery, Jj West Houston it., third dour. _______
A YOUNG WOMAN TO ATTEND A BAKERY OB
J.X. conf-ctlonery; understands the wholesale and retail
trade. Address CONFECTIONERY, station L, Harlem.
? N ENGLISH LADY. AN EXPERIENCED AND hl'C
J\ ce ?fill teacher ol voung children, desires an engage
meat fort!?' morning hours; terms moderate; references
Address GOVERNESS, box 168 Herald Uptowu Branch of
ftce.
STENOGRAPHY.?A LADY. WRITING 100 WORDS
per minute, wishes to write iroin nictation; highest
references given and rei|uired. Address Miss M. E. C., 1'.'3
North .Moore street.
HELP WANTED-FEMALBI,
COOK, WASHER AM) I RON El!; OOOD REFER
eui c required -VK' Waveriey place.
A HOOD COOK, WASIlElt AND IltONER WANTFD
s'Y Immediately ;it 15S East l>3d ?t. , must come well rec
om meudeil.
4 MIDDLE AGED GERMAN WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
A work in a widower's family. Address N. L . box 104
He raid olDce.
* GIRL WANTED-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
-tV in !i private family; Protestant preferred. No. 81S
West 25th St.
\ YOUNG WOMAN WANTED-AS CASHIER IN AN
xV. uptown rcstau: ant. None but those having flr?t class
references a.- to character, houe?ty, Ac., need address
UillllS, Herald Cptowu Branch office
\ T LEXINGTON AVENUE BATHS, CORNER OF 36TH
St.?Wanted, an intjlllg'-ot, industrious Ainerioan,
English, French or Swiss girl under 23, understanding wait
ing'. to loam to give baths to ladies; references re<iuired.
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED.?AN INTELLIGENT AND
refin "l parly, not over thirty, of fine appearance and
good reference, maj hear of a permanent position by ad
dressing. for two days, II. PHIL, l'ost office.
I ADY CANVASSERS WANTED FOR A NEW BOOK;
J It sells well: profit on each. 7.1 cents. Urt Beekman
St.. third door, after 3 o'clock.
\V*OMEN CAN MAKE FROM ?8 TO ?3 I'EIt DAY IN
M "filing a new and valnal.le shoe dressing for ladies'
and children'-, -hoes ?mon^- families ; respectable employ -
luent Call, between the hours ol it A. M. and 12 M., on
T OAKLAND, tl Spruce st., second floor.
\\' \NTED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT COOK;
if references required; expenses paid. Apply at t>l
Washington St., Jersey City.
11T ANTED? \ GIRT AS CH AMBERMAID AND LAI N
ii dress. Call at No. 1 West l'itli st. todiy (Tuesday I.
between the hours of U and 12. None need apply without
good city reference
\\rANTED?Iff A SMALL FAMILY. A GERMAN OIRL;
it must be a good cook, washer and ironcr. Inquire at
I'if* Clarke street. Brooklyn.
"ANTED?A YOUNG CTRL To ASSIST IN HOUSE
work. Apply at 1 IS East t!2d st.
w
w
w
ANTED?TWO GIRLS FOR PI TTING TOGETHER
lamp attachments; experienced help preferred.
E. BLACKMAN, 93 Maiden lsne._
Al"A\TED-\ GOOD PLAIN COOK; MIST BE A
it good washer and ironer; city reference reiiuired. Ap
ply at 143 West 42d st., brtnement door.
TV-ANTM)-LADIES WHO DBSIRR TO EMPLOY
ii their leisnre hours at home at a beautiful style of
fancy needlework, -end a stamped directed envelope or call
personally for SMITH A CO. S Circnlar. 10 West 14th at.;
tlio work is liberally paid for; Importers of Berlin wool.
WANTED?A MILLINER. AT MME. E. t'llEVAL
?l lER'S, _No. 33 East 10th It.
" ^ANTED-A FEW EXFEBIENl.'ED TRIMMERS AND
dresimakers. Apply at No. li?si East 48th st.
iuantku?\s "english" ni rsb TO TAKE Oam
i? id'two little firls. Call, between 10 and 12, at No. 31
West 47th st.
Wanted-a photestant c.iriT as ch.vmber
ii maid, waitress. Ac., in a small family with two chil
dren . must have IIrat rat# refer?uc?. Apply this morning at
127 Lexington av.
W an TED-A FIlfcJT CLASS COOK; ONlfwilO HAS
ii lived in a gentleman'* fimily preferred. Call, between
Olid 1, ut 17 West o7th St.
"fir ANTED?A COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL AS
ii chambermaid, waitress and sewing; must speak Eng.
lUh; reference* rcqalreil. <*?s11 from 9 to 12 o'clock" A. M.
at 51 Irvine place, corner 17th St., Tuesday.
Ul EAST 73D ST.-A OOOD, HONEST. CAPABLE
T girl to do general housework in a small lamily,
where >h? will find plenty to do and irood pay; she most be a
good plain cook, an excellent laundress, ami neat beyond
questiou; without these qualifications no one need apply.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES,
t SMART HOY, 17 YEARS OP AOS. WISHES TO
_.\ hnve a situation ; best reference. Address E. WANIsE,
158 Eldrldge st
BOY. IB YEARS OF AGE. WISHES A SITL'ATION;
(mod reference Address M. II., 35 Heury st.
1 S IIF.AD WAITER?BY A THOROUGHLY EFFICIENT
aV man. ca? take charge; has flr?t class reference. Ad
drc-? II. H., box 134, Herald Uptown Branch ofiice.
t YOUNG MAN (COLORED; FROM THE SOUTH
^V wants a situation as waiter In a private family or
boarding house. Address J. B., No. H4l, Sullivan st.
A
A
BARKEEPER OF EXPERIENCE WANTS A
tuatton ; best city reference. Addiess J. J. 1> , Herald
is U?
Uptown Branch office.
\ FRENCH MAN AND IUS WIFE WISH SITUA
-V tions a? waiter ana lady's maid in a private family;
both very eepable, aud upderstand perfectly their bnslness;
tiest rIty referenOM, Address F. A. C., Herald Uptown
Itrani'l' oSics
A YOUNG MAN (GERMAN) WISHES A SITUATION
?\. ai bartender; good reference. Address W, SPECllT,
477 >ith av.
* HEAD WAITER'S SITUATION WANTED?BY A
A first class man ; understand* his l>u*ine?s thoronghlv;
will he found strictly temperate. Address D. M.. box 120
Herald Uptown Branch ofiice.
I THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED SWISS MAN A3
jl 1. waller In a private family ; best English aud city refer
encc ! I) , J'13 East 37th St.
A RESPECT A BLE IK?Y, I4"\ EARsTjF AGE. WISHES
a situation in a down town office ; is a good penmaii;
i an furnish best reference. <!sill on or address A. S.,30l>
West llHli st.
t S USEFUL MAN-BY A CHINAMAN, IN A PRIVATE
JY family c;r boariliug I to make him-elf usefnl
aronnd the Iiiumij. I all or address O'W ttth av., corner 37th st.
t YOU NG MAN. JUST ARRIVED FROM PARA.
1V Braril, wishiis a situation as waiter in a Brit class res
t -mrsnt; speaks four languaves. Address 532 Pearl st.. Suu
Hotel.
\ NY SITL'ATION WHERE ENERGY. GOOD AD
^ \ dress. !>t kin*-' habits, Ac., are required, is wanted by a
young man, 22; city references. Address J. J. E., Herald
office.
YoUNG MAN W I8|Vf7s~A~6IT U A Tl ON ASA BI'T
A ler or to drive; city references. Aildreas W. A. C.. 10
Maedougsl -t.
\ lANITOR'S POSITION WANTED BY A SOBER,
^'V stead> man; fin furnish first class references andse.
curity, wiiiild prefer French flats. Address K. W , box 101
Herald Uptown Krnnch office.
A
COLOKLD MAN COOK WANTS A SITUATION;
nnex-eiitlonsble relerenees as 10 cooking and manag
..., . criB make pastry ; no ohjenlon to the l ountri. t ail at
or addrQss M'J W e-1 .<2d st. fur three days.
RESl'E' FABLE YOUTH, AGED Ifl, DESIRES A
situation iti a real estate or lawyer s office ; good pen
releren. es; e.xperi-need. Aodress ARTIR'R 155
st 31st st.
A
RESPECTABLE COLORED BOY WISHES A SITU
" iW.t""r.Vrprr i:,d '???* reference, ''all at
or address 151 West Jlst st.
|>OY, 14 YEARS OK AGE. DESIIiKS A SITUATION
Ii In a ale or retail batter basincs; nnderstands
business rbor uirhlv; excellent reference IVoiu ines-nt ?.
plojer. .1 P .? 310 West Forty third iti'ci
Oil I ATI ON IV ANTED?A RELIABLE MAjf AS p"e|.
? v.ite ?s'.i:!iaian, porter in hotel or housekeeper. Address
II I West 37th st.
^SITUATION WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN HOY. 16
n >i ars old. In a stort; willlnr to make himselfutetul;
i est ciiy re 'eren' e AjiplytoJ. F KANE, 33 Barrow st., near
BlMCkei
tir ANTED - IIV ~ A fl Rs r ' I I lt I ILER, A
t> rfnmu; van give sevgral y^nrs of betst
city reference for honculy, lobrilt; and*CHpttbilitios. C?n bo
gteft Jit 2(>'>i Kftft J'JiJ gt.
UfAMED?A SITl'ATTO.V BV A COLORED MA.V, AS
waiter or tnke car# 01 pair of borsu#; oHy refer
en^es. 1^1 West 24th St., (op floor.
A
(I.EKK9 AJTIJ M ALKftMEV,
PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER DESIRES A POBI
Hon. seven years experience; best of reference. Ail
uress G. K., Herald office
t Yol'S'iJ SWEDE, WHO II Afc HAD BOOK
JY k'eper's and corrnspondent > situation In Germany r,
??srs and In England It) *< sis, and is at present enguued
with a llrm here, would prefer exchange; salary niodersts.
Address 0- C. B , He rald officc.
A ? OMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, POSSESSING kx
Calient references, can command a good salary rpemia
nent engagement) who can loan employer flO,l'njl) on AI
real estate security; principals only negil apply, by written
cethmnnlcatlou, stating Interview. Address M., bo* 2ij<;
Herald ofli. a.
. OOOD DRY GOODS SALESMAN AND A IIE1T
tnotttt \j* .TTrii*r w*ntI ? OtMtloa. Ad<U?M,
CLERKS AND *AL.KM?IKW.
A PARTY DESIRES A POSITION WITH 80 ME P
Uce *11(1commission house <TI> A .mall salary; lis
niue years' business expeiieuce iu the wholesale drug i
best relfcreuce.speaks German and English. Address I*
I I B. box 17". Ilerald ultiu.
An energetic young man depositing imio
as neurit/. can haw a >alar> ot f.?l per week or fur
$1,200 one third interest in au old established business
where th*re la ui> risk will he ^Iven, Particular* with
SHOVE A CO., Business Agents, 1,2? Broadway.
Bankers and brokers.?business engage
nient desired; can manage ...nice ?ork ami iiiHuviiue
commission accounts; Imj experience and undoubted char
acter. Address WARREN. Ilerald office
I ! i .,? r*T.?A FIRST CUM GEUMAN DRUGGIST,
' with tea years ctAjr experience, desire* actuation
Htutr city ??r c?'Uotrv; best references AddreM, fur thruo
days, AH >1RN, lieraid Uptown Branch office
MKN'S FURNISHING goods SaLKSMAN WANTED?
Must thoroughly understand the ba.iioru an I be well
c,Ha* peun tru,J?; no others noed apply
at ( \\ . > UKNCH'S, 5<J9 Broadway
IV
ON OB BEFORE JANUARY I?WANTED, A POSL
tion a- bookkeeper, by a young married man. thorough
and competent, with unquestionable references from present
unci put employers. Address EXCHANGE, box 230 Herald
office.
T1IK PUBLIC ARK HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
FOLLOWING PLACES ARE IllK ONLY VCTIIolt
[ZED OPKICKS FOR THE RECEIPT OK ADVERTISE
HERAID^ 81BSCRJPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK
BROADW VY. CORNER ANN STREET
1.2MS BROADWAY
&!*> SIXTH AVENUE.
114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA
LY.VKNKK BOKRl M FI'LTON STREETS, BR00K
f|10 TEA DEALERS ?a YOUNG MAN. 22. THOROUGH
a cimatedtfe of tea* and coffees, city reference, seeks en
gagement. Address h. J. .1., Herald office.
^travelling SALESMAN.?A MANUFACTURING
* travelling salesman; prsfer
, h f If "" ac1uaintunco with, and has
? IL-i. ? the ??"' ,uld rilt' "r men's furnishing foods
aid' office ' relcrcnces required. Address box 22S llor
rPBAYKLUNO SALESMAN WANTED ACQUAINTED
mi..i . r retail drug trade, to solioit orders ou com
mission lor a standard socially.
BBATTY A CO., 101 Chambers ntreet.
YY'ANTKD-a YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPERI
, *n<? n t*"ors trimmings, a*> Nalet?ruan for sowing .silk
and machine twist. Address S. fl. & M. T., Herald office.
WANTED?BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A POSITION
? kT #? 1 a * s*re<rt house; i* thoroughly acquainted with
to< foreign exchange, gold and bullion bunineKs, and has the
highest references Address A. H . box VM Herald office.
ANTED?A GROCERY CLERK; ALSO A I'ORTER.
Apply at 290 West llth st.
X
w
WAN TED-A MANAGING ATTORNEY IN A LAW
, oince; competent and expcdonced in tryingcauaea
and making motions. Address bo* 1,530 I'ost office.
\\rANTED?A (iOOD TOPOGRAPHICAL DRAUGHTS
i "?Bc 'jUt 'hoso who etn do kooiI work need an
P ? ? Address box ID Rye Post office, N. 1., f(?r one week.
Vy"ANTED-AN ENTRY CLERK. FOR A PEW WEEKS,
? f in ft fancy goods house ; must bo a good penman, quick
fl*urei|i wafea $!?"> poi woek. Call, at noon,
at 72 John St. '
ryANTED?A SITUATION AS SALESMAN. PORTER.
? ? jamtor, mcht watchman or mnna^r in ? wholesale or
l>anktnR establishment: first class reference. Addre-s J. H.
r . box 15.1 Herald office.
WHOLESALE GROCERY TRADE.?A SALESMAN
or long expefence and an acquaintance of over 15
years with the trade iu Central and Western New York is
open !or an engagement from January 1 with a first elaa*
house in teas, coltee*. Ac.,,(re.: a satisfactory arrangement
can bv made Address commercial SALESMAN, box
l.H llerula Uptown Branch office, l,2fk"> Broadway.
(OAIIPIEV A\U UARUESERg.
A COLORED MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
XV coachman in a private family; understands the care of
S'1? .'!#-'' i^'f cil-r reference. Call on or addrrts
It. i. ., >141 West 3>Jth st.
\ GARDENER AND GENERAL USEFUL MAN
",;Ants a situation ; singV?; thoroujrhly understands driv
ing. the can- and treatment of horses and all Hinds of stock
is a good milker; can tend furnace; not afraid to work mod
rf!?!, 1 a?f*five.fy"rr' bc,st cit> reference. Address for two
2?ys J- i.box 203 Herald office.
A SITUATION WAN TED-AS COACn.MAN AND
XX. groom and useful man; can niilk, attend to furnace
food reference; the country preftrred. Address J. II , bo*
IJ4 ilerald ofilce.
A MAN 35 YEARS OF AGE WISHES A SITUATION
^ as coachman and gardener; no objection to milk a cow
and ma?o himself generally uselnl; can give good reference.
Address COAC IIM AN, box 1*1 Herald offi ce."
A S GARDENER, COACHMAN AND MAN OF ALL
XV. worse (suj^lo i ; is not airaid ot work; city and country
reference Address (GARDENER, box 110 Herald office
A SITUATION AS COACHMAN WANTED?BY A
XX young man; uuderstauds gardening, milking and fur
V?,"01<l8ri,t? wages; good rolurences. Adilrflss 1) box
1 <5 Herald office.
AS COACHMAN AND VEGETABLE GARDENER?BY
XV a single man; strictly sober; understands both branches
thoroughly; can milk and mako himsell useful , moderate
wages; city references. Address B , box 1114 Herald office?
AN At COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION?IS PER
;?V j his business in every respoct; safe aud stylish
??' n fSS-m b'" cit>' reference. Call on or address
. K., i^y Went li^tn ?t.
A YOUNG MAN' A3 COACHMAN AND GROOM: CAN
or addre'ss"WcBMlHl' st* "Ud 0bUs",K S?"d <V"
AN englishman (MARRIED, NO FAMILY. v?
coachman in a first cla.ii family; highest testimonials
Branch'office CUJ'"r' Address THOMAS, Herald Uptown
A COACHMAN WISHES A SITUATION; IS A FIRST
, 1. ' "J*" : '">J?>taiids his bnslness thoroughly; al?o
SS2?D.BS:,aMwSt4te.hM l'1*est t",lmo"i**? Ad
A S COACHMAN AND GROOM?BY A SINGLE M IN
XV city or country ; will be generally useful; four vea'ra'
besi reference. Call on or address JAMBS, 12 West 4;:d ?t
private stable. *
\ SITUATION WANTED BY A COLORED MAN \S
ca!c m!:l" "I to tako cire of furnace- in.I make hi m
lia i' rcn,reace- Ihi|Uire for WM. MAJERS
/ *0ACHMAN AND l'I>AIN GARDENER?CITY OR
\J country; tend furnace, poultry and miUt if required
A as, ^rrir^on?
(
"jOACHMAN.?BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN WHO
J ran furnish best of reference; no objection to thn
-untry. Call on or address II. IL, No. 5 West 15th rt rear
private stable 1
(COACHMAN AND GARDENER>TSITUATION BY A
V. yonng man .American l.orn. of temperate habits; g.?id
hostler and vegetable gardener; can milk, Ac.; oest rufer
enc? from la-t employer. Call on or address J. M 41U West
o hI sc, rear, lor two day?.
( COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN*
(alngle) ; six years city reference; no objection to tho
conn try. Address for three days, C. l\, box 171 Ileralu
L pt4>wn liraneh office.
( COACHMAN and (.ROOM, protestant, WISHES A
situation: go.d cit? r?*r?rence from ls?t emn'ovar's
Brine" office'"" J" VVt'!" ,:;U " ' "er?,J L'plown
( ;ardener-s situation wanted-bv a maiu!ii:?
VJ Ulan ; thoroughly understands the care of greenhouse,
hot and cold grapery, fruit and vegetables; ha. the bust
Island Aadre?? D. K , post office, Stapieton, State?
rj.ARDENE.R 8 SITUATION WANTED-BV A STEADY
.i _r",nPctent man! understands the care of horses and
.if. U a tfi'Heman s place. Address W. F., box
I I'l Ilerald office. '
SITUATION WANTBD-BY A SINGLE MAV VS
KT coachman and gardener; can milk, tend furnace ;'good
reference. Address M. S., box 1^4 Ilerald office.
t^liiMTuN WANTED IB COACHMA* AND gar"
O dencr: would make himself useful (single;; Is a .rood
HeSfd USue C"" m"k- 'tc A'l,,r"? > h<ix 150
\V ANTEII-HY A respectable PROTESTANT MAN
T r a situation as inarhman: is sober, honest mid In.lus
^MHeraTdofflce'*? d,} reference. Address Y. II. M., box
TirAN'TED?A SITUATION BY A RESPKcTABLE
?T colored yjung man as waiter or coachman; 12 rears
city reference. 151 West 81st St. ' ,r lr'
W ANTED?BY A respectable COLORED man i
?? altustion as coachman ; tb< very best reference gi'ou
^?J'r APP'y" tH',U"n H A M ""d a ?? *'
HELP \S AVTKO?JIAI.es.
A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN VND CITY I'i
se.i foods wanted and used in evotv familv soils
Triti'lt ,'in "r *<?'?r?ss M ANUKA
M Kr.it, iHJi tSiOR'iway, room 11.
i HOT OK YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME
i\ experience in the Hna hoot and shoe business; none b it
those wl - have first class references need answer. Addreai
"Ury exp,",-<1, 113 uuf4i<|
A OfcNTH \\ \NrB0?FiRHT CLASS J'KItSONS OF f:v
^nylnrRrmk^an-iVk^' l4\[mrlwl^ Kxcelii'or Letter
pyl?? Book* an 1 Ink; copies legibly aud clean without
roomiVand 4.' A,J,lr,M c?" "l Nassau st..
iS??awa
A?.?T; ft 'V'n" CiTYAND COUNTRY. TO SELL
B
?JARKEKPER WANTED-APPLY AT 607 3D AV-"
? after ^o rl.^k . good reference re,,aired. AY"
|>OV W A NTK f)~ IN AN KDfTOR'i OFFICE AD.
to w 1 references, previous Occupation ai??? hand
writing, wages required, W. It C , box Hi] Herald^ 5S& *
IV'T W * HARDWARE f'OM MISSION
_ A? ' ,nr fr"m " hool arnl re-i ilng?Itb his
parents, must writo well and l>a accurate af fltrurei a* !?#?
wllI ho omp ored on book, the first rear ; salarTf^) a I
;?, giving and
WANTKD-A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED SI It
TT pcription canvasser for an established dally corauei
TlO.^rx l^^r^' Addre" ^BH?8IP
WfAN fED-A SMART BOY, I.V a BUTCHER'S
VVrA?JKf.0J2ZT^Ji 'MrS^,
Murray st., ?ecoud fliobt. n to 4. ^ 11
Uf ANTFD?A STOUT YOUTH WHO CAN WiLIt
well. Address |J. A . Herald office
T ANTED? A YOUNG MAN AS WAITER, APPL* AT
' Mn Moeameiu Uuuaa l.'aion *?.??*#.
P WASTED?MALEI.
YYrA???D?a few agents to introduce A SEW
V ?*?r* office ltd home In Ilia city. Call
after :> Tuesday, M A A CO., 128 Chambers it.
"IITANTED?A YOUNtf MAN FOB LUNCH COUNTER;
?App,r frotu ,o to ia
SALES AT AUCTION.
ARr XOTIC K
THE PRANG COLLECTION,
comprising more than 2i >0 original OH mi l Water Color
Painting* principally painted to order for the owner and uow
on free exhibition day and eveuing at the Art R jotns, 817
Broadway.
NOTICES 11Y THE PRESS
"A largo and . important offering of picture*, mostly
cabinet works paiateu to Mr. Prang's order."
"Aside from tlie interest which is attached to this collec
tloB on account of iti profouj mle, It is entitled to notlco
a? an art exhibition pure aud simple."
'"In the ?election of the subjects great taste has been ob
setTed, and in almost every ItiMlM't they represent th? beat
?.tyle tt the artist* whoso naiue? are attachod to the can
vases,"
"It is a gheat thing to own the genuine original, of which
myriad copies have been published."
Time of sale.
The entire collection will bo sold by auction on this Tues
day and Wendesdayt evening, at tliH place of exhibition, at
B o'clock. The Messrs. LBAV1TT, Auctioneer*.
Adrian h. miller, auctioneer.
Absolute auction - ale
Hy order ol the executors of Loffert [.efforts, deceased, un
der the diroctiou of Man X Parsons, Attorneys,
2S5 choice Building Lots,
situated on Fulton, Bedford, Franklin und Atlantic avenues;
Herkimer. Pacific and Denn streets, and Bedford place,
Brooklyn. Including the residence of
J. Carson Hrevoort,
at the Exchange Salesroom. Ill Broadway, New York, on
TUESDAY, December 7, 1870.
'1 his. property, which is now offered for sulo for the first
time, ic within 45minuUui of the how York City Hall by the
Pulton ferry and withiu i."i minute* of the Fifth Avenne Ho
tel by the Greenpoint or Williamsburg ferry. The character
ol the neighborhood U I'ully established. brown stone houses
and stores bajng on all sides. The property will he re
stricted against nuisances. Terms of sale will be liberal.
For maps Ao., apply to A. 11. MULLER A SON, Auction
eer*. No 7 Pine struct, Now York,, or NASSAU INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, No. :*) Court street, Brooklyn. Title
absolute. Halo without liuilt or reservation.
A UCTION SALE?THIS DAY. MAGNIFICENT AND
1V superb Household Furniture,
property of E. (lay, Esq..
to bo sold THIS (Tuesday) MORNIN0,
commencing at lot, o'clock,
nt the cle - ant Are story brown stone mansion
12<i West Ufid st., near Oth av.
Magnificent inlaid Parlor Suits, covered in satin, broratol
mil rep; elegant Stelnway A Sons and Chickering Piano
fortes; Inlaid Centre, Side and Console Tables;>Cnblnets,
Jardinieres. Bronzes, Oil Paintings, and Chamber Snits in
solid walnut: Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Wnshstauds, hatr
an! spring Mattresses, Carpets. Ac.; Bookcases, Secretaries,
Library I allies, Turkish Suit, Chairs. Dining Room?Buffet,
Extension Tahlo. solid walnut Chairs, China, Dinner and
Tea Sets, Lounges, Uail Stand, Ac.; also Basement and Ser
vants Furniture. LCKK FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
N. B.?Men to pack and ship goods.
A.
?JERE. JOHNSON*. .JR., AUCTIONEER,
old stand, 37 Nassau street.
THIS DAY, at 1<"'W o'clock.
L ET CJ
large sale of fine moqi et carpets, carved
black walnut Parlor and Bedroom Suits, elegant elegant
Office Furniture, Lounges, Brousos, Figures, Kitchen L ten
sils, Ae.
On TO MORROW" .Wednesday), at 10W o'clock,
AT THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE 11 LEXINGTON AVB
nue, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth streets.
ALL T1IK FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CON
taiued in said house, comprising in part rosewood nnd black
walnut Parlor and KodrOom Sufts, all the feather Beds and
Bedding, velvet and Brussels Carpets, Ac.
Particulars to-morrow.
On THURSDAY, nt 10^i o'clock,
AT TIIE MARBLE WORKS, 584 (HUDSON STREET,
NEAR BANK STREET,
ONE HUNDRED VERY FINE MARBLE AND MAR
blelred Mantels, unfinished Marble Stock, Herring Safe,
Desks, Ac.
AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.
THIS (Tuesday MORNING,
commencing at 10 o'clock,
SUPERB HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE,
at the 070 story brown stone mansion
NO 17 WEST JtiTH ST., BETWEEN .71'II AND OTII AYS.
Steinwav four round octavo Pianoforte,
Decker A Bros, ttnrlght octavo Pianoforte,
Real imported Bronzes and Bisque Figures,
Paintings by eminent artists,
Statuary. Works of Art,
PARLOR SUITS, richly carved rosewood nnd walnut frames,
Covered in crimson, ten and gold broende satin and cote
laino; Turkish and Spanish Lounges, Easy Chairs, inluid
rn irquetrle and gilt Centre and Console Tables, rosewood
Ktagores, Cabinets, French plate Mirrors, lace Curtains,
French Mantel Sets, 60 day Clocks, Musical Boxes. Jardin
ieres, velvet Rugs, Ornaments, handsome inlaid Library and
Secretaire Bookcases, choice Books, library Tables; elegant
Turkish Suit (7 pieces), ladv ? Writing Dosli.
BEDROOM FURMTUHE, CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedroom Sots, inlaid and gilt Bedsteads,
Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Withstands, single and double,
Bedsteads, 3:i fine hair and spring Mattresses, foather Pil
lows, Blankets, Toilet H-ts. rep and plush Suits, marble top
Tables, ('hairs. Rockers, Billiard Table.
DINING FURNITURE, vi/. -Two Kxtemrion Tables, in
laid French walnut Sideboard, i'hairs in leather. Silverware,
Dinner and Toa Sets, Cutlery, Ac.; two hull Stands, velvet,
Brussels and ingrain Carpets; Kitchen Furniture, Ac.
N. B.?Sale positive. Parties ohout purchasing will posi
tively find this a rar? chance Take Sixth avenue or Uni
versity place cars, or 5th av. stage to ftttb st.
ROBERT C. CASH IN', Auctioneer.
Competent men to pack or ship goods, city or country.
Auction notice-large and positive sale
of magnificent Household Furniture,
Brouses, Parlor ,-oiits. Chamber Suits, Ac..
this {Tuesdayj morning, commencing at lo>, ox-lock, at
four story residence 121 Last Twentieth street, near Broad
way, over $20,000 worth of elogaut Household Furniture,
made to order; fine rich Parlor Suits, covered in satin, reo,
Ac.; Carpet;, Bookcase4, Centre Tables, Turkish Chairs,
Et.igeres, *00 volumes of Books, Library Suits. Chamber
Suits, solid black walnut Bedsteads, Dressing Csses, Mat
tressos, Buffet. Chairs, Extousion Tables; ulso basement
and servant's Furniture. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer.
A UCTION.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE,
J\ this (TUESDAY) MORNING, at 10>i o'clock, ut the
large private house, 105 East Thirteenth street, near
Fourth avenue, by J. KltAEMEU, Auctioneer. Over 600
lots handsome Household Furniture, 21 Carpets, rose
wood Pianoforte, Paintings; satin, brocade, rep and
haircloth Parlor Suit- ; Curtains, Mirrors, Vases,
Clocks, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes,
:?>) spring nitA hair Mattre.?os, Blankets, Bedding
Sideboard, Extension Tables; 200 lots of Glass, China,
Silver Ware, Cutlery, Lounges, Chairs, Carpets, Kit
chen Furniture, Stow s, Stair Carpets, Ac. Goods
packed and dehverel for purchasers. Sale positive.
A TTENTION TOY AND FANCY GOODS BUYERS.
U1 BISSELL, WELLES ,V MILLET. Auctioneers.
THIS DAY, TUESDAY. December 7. at 10fa A. M.
at No. 15 Murray street.
Largo-ale of orer 000 lot4 Toys and Faucy Goods in great
variety.
Also Que Motto Cups nnd Saucers. Vases, Cologne Sets,
Mautle Sots, Flowor stands. Ac., Ac.
BenjamYn'p" fairchild, AUcflONEML
BENJAMIN P. FAIRCIIILD, AuctlonMfc will sell,
>n Tuesday, December 7, 1*75, 12 o'clock, noon, at Ex
change Sale-room, 111 Broadwny, by ordor of the Supreme
I 'ourt, House and Lot, on Sullivan street; roar House and
Lot on Thompson street, between Broome undGraud Streets;
71) per ccnt mav remain for three or five year*. .1. B.
AITKLV Plaintiffs Attorn iv, 1W7 Broadway. HENRY I.
CULLBN, .Jr., Referee, Evening Post Building.
Y B. EMANUEL. AUCTIONEER.?THIS DAY, AT 2
o'clock, at 174 Bowery, a large and attractive sale of
as'orted Toys, Fauc/ Articles and China Ornaments, suit
able fur the holiday trnde Dealers invited.
Y 1 SI DORR J7s WARZKOPF. AUCTION EE R. WILL
sell this day, 10 o'clock, the toilance of large stock or
Hosiery, Fancy Goods. Dry Goods, Toys, splendid Store Fix
tarc^ ol store 536 Eleventh avenue, corner Forty-second
street. Dealers attend.
BY MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER?SELLS
1 o'clock, at 851 fl'oit Thirty-eighth street. Stock and
FlxtWes of Grocery, in lots. MAX BAYERSDORFER S
office, II chambers stroct,
CoLTt >N. AI CTIONBKR
? lCx'ra large sale of Ifonsehold Furniture, Piano,
Mir; irs, Br011r.es. Paintings, China andOlast Ware, Ac Ac.,
to morrow (Wednesday, l>orem'>er 8, at the Miction rooms
?">:* East Thirteenth near Broadway, oue ol the largost
sales of tha season, embraciM very elegavt solid hlaak wal
nut Bedroom Solts, elegant l arlor do . Dressinx Casos, rich
velvet und Atibusson Carpets, rich Cliiua and GlM* Ware,
CurMlns and Cornices, Bedding, lie., Ae.; also a largi
amount silver and silverplated Goods. N. B.?The Carpets
will Im) sold about 2 o. , o'clock.
C ERARD BETTgX CO., A! C'TIONKERS.
\JT --tore aud salesroom No. 7 Old slip and 101 Pearl street.
This day (Tuesday) December 7,
at 11 o cluck, within the stire.
Flour .m l .Starch.
barrels family Flour.
3.V> ooxrs family Starch
i For account of whom it tney concern),
Wooden? are.
Lot >f Pails, Buckett, Baskets, Brushes, Mouse Traps,
Faucets. Knife B >xei, Toy Pails, Ac.
GERARD BKTTSJtJf'O.. Auctioneers.
BHERTS A SONS, ALCTIONEERS
PBREMKTORY SALE OF CABINET FURNITURE,
ENTIRE -sTOCK OF MESSRS, IRVINO A SON,
VALUED AT OVER $7.->,000.
On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
DEC. i. 7 AND 8, ATTTi. O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
AT THEIR FACTORY AND WAREROOMH,
NOS. 204, 208 AND 208. EAST TWENTY SEVENTH ST.,
NEAR THntlT AVENUE.
NOTICE.
I'rr>r to maktaig extensive alterations in our business on
the 1st of January next we have instructed Bessrs. Herts
t > ins to close out jnr entire st ick at auction as above, of
!er;.-ig a rare opportunity to h itel keepers, furniture dealer*
and private purchasers. The goods are all of our own uianu
fsctdrn and fully guaranteed, embracing every variety of
Parlut, Chamber, Library and Dining Room Suits, Cabinets,
Baaels. Jardinieres Music Stands, Escretoires, Hall Stands,
Turkish Ksrmnaet and Easy 1 hairs Ac., Ac.
I'he goods are now on exhlbiiion. and tbe sale will be posi
tively oritboijt any reserve.
IRVING ,t SON.
204, -Jin AND 20ft EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET.
B
11. sn
HERTS A SONS. AUCTIONEERS,
aloji".>otas 17 Park p: .??> and 14 Murray street.
Mortgage bale of
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS, GROCERIES,
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, CIGARS,
CANNED GOODS, OILS, SPICES, PICKLES, SAUCES,
AC, AC.,
ON TUESDAY, DE'.'. 7, AT 10,!* O'CLOCK,
AT NO. I.2H9 BROADWAY, CORNER THIRTY-FIFTH
STREET,
being the entirn Stock of a first class family Grocery Store.
BY ORDER OF
JACQUES II HERTS.
ATTORNEY FOR MORTG AOEK.
T COOKE, AUCTIONEER, SELLS, TO-MORROW,
*1 ? 125th street and Third svenne, entire ronteuts of rest
donee, full assortment good second hand Furnlt uro; sale
ataa?ln|fly positive; taie commences 10W o'clock,
w
HALKM A'r Al'CTIOW.
TAMM M KORD~ AUCTIONEER?THIS DAT AT 3
ej o'clock, at 76 Third avenue, at the Kent Bide Auction
fcoom*, the entire Furniture of three families houaes re
moved from htornKo; tlsu by order of the Matteeoa uuuse.
80 Comforts, of ell description*, toother with .*) heir eud
other Mattresses. Bedding In abundance end everything for
housekeeping; Wardrobos, Lounges, dofas, Chairs, xtoc&ers,
together with the Kitchen Furniture.
MARSHAL'S SALR.-B* VIRTUE Of AK EX ECU
ti 'ii I will expose f?r sale thi? day, at 11H ??,? ? *.A*
M., at B58U Went Twenty ninth street, a lot of Tailoring
Goods, Cloth, Ac. A. M EltBUCH, Marshal.
PAWNBROKER'S KALE.?THIB DAY, BY JAMES
AOAR, 5? New Bowery, a large assortment of unre
deemed pledges Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Sheets,
Spreml,,, Quilts, Blanket*. Beds, Pillows, Bolsters. Coats,
Pants and Vests. and various oilier articles too numerous lo
montiou. By order of M Cook, 21 Amity street.
PAWNBROKER'S HALE?TIIOM AS J. M'ORATlt,
Auctioneer, 138 Chatham street, cornor Mnlborry, will
sell this day. U o'clock. Men's and Women's Clothing,
Dresses. Shawls, Remnants, Qnllls, Blankets, Bedding,
Bonis, Shoes, Ac. ; also Coats, l'auts and Vests. By order
C. Beriu>teln, Division streot.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE?WATCH E8 AND JEWEL
ry.?R. FIELD, general Auctioneer, salesroom No. S9
Bowery, will sell this day. at 11 o'clock, 0<M> loti Gold and
Silver Watches, Diamond and Gold Jewelry, Pins, Rings,
Earrings, Gold, Guard, fob and Vest Chains, Ac., Ao Also
two Seal Skin Saeques, two Camel's Hair Shawls, relvet
Cloaks,Guus, Pistols Musical Instruments, Ac.. Ac.
By order R SIMPSON A CO., 193 Bowery.
N. B?Three Lofts to let at No. SO Bowery.
Richard Walters' sons, auctioneers.
Assignee's Sale.
Manufacturer's slock new Walnut Furniture,
THIS DAY Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, at 37 East Broadway,
Walnut Chamber and l'arlor Suit*,
Dressing Cases, French Bedsteads and VVashstands,
40i> Walnut anil Pine Chairs
Extension Tables. Rockers, Cribs, Desks, Ac.
CHARLES A. BINDER, Assignee.
Mortgage Sale at 11), o'clock, two Rosewood Pianos.
CHERIEE'S SALE OK A 1IAT AND CAP STORR.?S
O HERMAN, SherilTii Auctioneer, sells this day (Tuesday)
December 7, at 101^ o'clock, at No. 1,'J73 Broadway, the
entire Stock of a first class hat store, consisting of inenS,
boys' and yonth'n felt and silk Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Show
cases, Fixtures, Ac.
WILLIAM 0. CONNER, Sheriff.
William H. Buitys, Deputy.
CUIERIPK'8 SALE.?J. 8EEBACHER, AUOTIONKKB,
O will sell to-morrow, a large stock of Groceries 1*n<*
Liquors. For particulars see Wedneday morning's Herald.
It MITCHELL, AUCTIONEKU. t w
Manufacturers' sale superior Sllverplated Ware and
Table Cutlery.
The Taunton Silver Plate Company offer their entire stock
at (taction, at No. 4 Maiden lane, daily, at 11 o'clock A. M ,
and at l,17? Broadway, daily, at 2 o'clock P. M., until their
entire stock is closed out. , , , ,
TUo K"o<*? are all first class, and will he sold without
reservation or limit, offering great inducements to dealers,
hotel and saloon keepers and private families who iutoud
purchasing fine nilvorwaro and table cutlery.
The Htorc.will be to lease and the Fixtures lor sale .Tauuary
1. 1875. Per order of Taunton Silver Plate Company.
H. SWAIN, treasurer.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.
?T Ottice No. 3 Chambers street.
By virtue ot a chattel mortgage, I will sell on Tuesday,
December 7, 1875, at 0o'clock in tho fbrenoou, the entire
furniture and Fixtnres of the Lager Beer Saloon at 149,
1M and \C)H Chatham street, in the city of New York, 150
Chairs, one four-pull ale Pump, a large number of Tables,
lilasMware, Ac. WILLIAM ABBOTT, JR.,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
El'KOPEAN STEAMSHIPS. I
C1UNARD LINE.?B. AND N. A. R. M. S. P. CO.
> NOTICE.
With a view to diminishing tho chances of collision the
steamers of this line take a specillc course tor all seasons ol
the year.
On the outward passage froin Queenstown to New York or
Boston, crossing the meridiau of 50 at 43 latitude, or noth
ing to tho north of 4!l.
On the homeward patsage, crossing the meridian of 50 at
4'2 latitude, or nothing to the north of 4U.
FROM NEW YORK FOR LIVERPOOL AND
Ol'KENSTOWN. I
ALGERIA Wed.. Dec. ? I ?RUSSIA Wod., Dec. 22
JAVA Wed., Dec. 15 | < illNA Wed..Jan. "29
Stoamers marked * do not carry steerage passengers.
Cabin passage,$80, 9100 and#1 HO, gold, according to ho- |
commoiiatlon. Return ticWcts oil favorable terms.
Steerage tlcknU to and from all parts of Europe ftt very
low rates. Freight and Q*lin ollice. No. 4 Howling Green.
Steorage office, 111 Broadway (Trinity building.)
^ ? CHARLES tl. FRANOKLYN, Agent. _
ASSENGERSPER STEAMSHIP ALOE HI a EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf, foot of Grand street. Jersey j
Oitv, at noon on Wednesday, Decembers 1S75. CHARLES
"FRANOKLYN, No 4 Bowliir.' green. New York.
NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S j
MAIL STFAMERS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
calling at Plymouth Kl B.)
The splendid vesseUon this favorite route for the Continent ,
(being inoro southerly than any other) will sail lrooi pier
No. 50 North River as follows :?
LABRADOR. Sanglier Saturday. Dee. II
PEKKIKE. Daure Saturday. Dec. its
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wine)
Pirst Cabin, $11" to $12n, according to accommodation;
Second Cabin, $7-'; Third Cabin, lf40.
Return ticket* at reduced rates.
Steerage, $20. with superior accommodation, including au
ncce^6arles without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus ? do r.ot carry steerage passengers.
LOUIS DE BEBI AN. Alient, 53 Broadway.
MTED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM To (Jl'EENS
town and L VKRPKUL
Sailing every TUESDAY
from pier 4ti North River.
IDAHO, Doc. 7,noon. WYOMING. Dec.29.0:30 A.M
DAKOTA, Dee. 11. 0 ::iO A.U. NEVADA. Jan. 1. 10 A. M.
WISCONSIN, Dec. 21, noon. MONTANA, Jan. 11, 3 P.M.
Cabio. intermediate and steerugo at lowost ratos.
Prepaid tickets Ht low rates, f ? . ,,
Passcmiors booked to and from Paris. Hamburg. Norway,
Sweden, ?0. Drafts ou Ireland, England, France aud Ger
many at lowest *^lLLUM k (JUI0Ni 39 Bro.dw.y.
ol'licIAL NOTICE -THE SPLRND1D MAIL STEAM
0 ship IDAHO sails for tjueeiistown and Liverpool on
Tuesdoy, December 7, at noon. Cabin, Intermediate and
Steerage Passage at lowest rates. Apply lo W 11.1.1 A.MS A
OUI0N, 29 Broadway. _
AMBURG AM ERIC AN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE
for PLYMOUTH. OIIHRBHUItO and IIAMBLRG.
ltLOPSTOCK. Dec. 01 WIELANI) Dec. 29
FRISI\ Doc. lti| I'OMMERANIA Dee. W)
Kates of passage to Plymouth, Loudon, Cherbourg, Ham
burg and nil points In England, Scotland and Males:?
Cabin, first saloon, gold
Cabin, second saloon, gold J*'
KUNH A ilDT A% C." B.' R i CM \ RD A BO AS.''
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
01 Broad street, New V'rk. HI Broadway. New York.
CITATI LINE -TO OLAHGOW, LIVERPOOL, DIBLIN,
n BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
sailing from Eagle pier, lloboken, N. J.
STVTE OF PENNSYLVANIA Thursday. Dec. 10
STATE OK VIRtilNIA Thursday, Dec. :*)
STATE Ol' INDIANA Thursday, J an. Ci
und every alternate Thursday thereafter. First cabin, <W0,
(70 and $81*; return tickets. $130. Second cabin. $15; re
turn ticket*, ^S". Steerage at lowest ratos. Apply to
AUSTIN. BALDWIN A CO., Agents-No, 72 Broadway.
Stecra;;o ortico, No. 45 Broadway. ^ <
/Treat"western steamship line
(t TO BKIHTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
Sailing from pier IS East River, n? follows :?
SOMERSET Western Thursday. December 10
(JP.E VT WESTERN. W indharn.. .Wednesday. December 20
Cabin parage, $7n; intermediate. H">; sicerago, $:to. cur
rency ; excursion tickets $!2ft
Appb to W. D. MORGAN, Agent, 7o nth street.
AN0CARRY|NS('; TI1F. UNITED STATES MAIL
NEW YOKE AND (JLAStlOW.
VICTORIA Saturday, December II, nt P. M.
BOLIVIA Saturday, December IS, nt 11 A. M.
EI.YSIA SMurday, December U, at 3 1*. M.
ETHIOPIA Saturday. Januarv 1. at ??
TO GLAI'-GOVV, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
yl'EENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cubin?S*>5 to $m), eurrencv. iioo.rding to accommodation.
INTERMEDIATE. STEERAGE, $2*.
Drafts issued to any smount ut current rates.
HENDERSON BROS., Agents. No 7 Bowling Green.
N'ATIONAL LINE.
From piers Nos. 44 and 17 Nortli River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
HOLLAND Tu.-sday, Dec. 14.2:.*) P. M.
FOR Ql'KKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
THE QUEEN Dec. 11.3 P. M I EGYl'T .Dec. 21, 9 A. M
ENGLAND ..Dec. IS, II A M i HELVETIA.. Jan. 1, S A. M
Cabin passage. #?!?) and tf"i), currency. S.oorage at greatly
reduie'l prices Return tickets nt reduced rate*. I repaid
steer*?e tickets from Liverpool nt the lowest rates. Apply
attl.c co.npan> " J, HURST, Manager.
tYmTnLine;
Roval Mall Steame.'.s nro appointed to sail as follows
J FOR OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BERLIN ...Saturday, December II, at r. M.
CITY OF RICHMOND.. Saturday. December 1H. at 0 1. M.
CITY OF BROOKLYN.. Saturday, December 25, at 2 1 ? M
CITY OF CHESTER.Saturday. January I. IS70. at B A. M.
CITY OF BRISTOL .8 ituiday. January ?. at 2 I. M.
end each succeeding Saturday, front pier 4."> North River.
RATES Of' PASSAGE. .,
Cabin $?*), and $100, gold
Steerage ?-?. currency
Drifts iwurd at lowest rntea. . ^
For Cabin Pnsutse and ?onoral businosi apply ?t
p.ny so'He?, 'No ir? Broadway. , North
For Steeiage Passage at all Broauway, i"
R,v#r' JOHN G. DALE, Agoot.
Ur 11,SON LINE FOR SOUTH AMPTON AND HULL,
sailing iron, pier,53. North KI'rer. " Wlow.^
OTHELLO Dec. VJ "^RlVo Ian 2M
('(ilii)MKO Jan. 1 I N A\ A it'^' * ? * ? ?'
. ' irjo" currency; second cabin $ I ?, currency.
Excursion tleketso'n very favorable terms, through tickets
Issued to Continental and Baltic ports. Appl) for ftill par
t'cil'" t,?I(ABLKa L, WRIGHT A CO.. 50 South street.
x^ffli^^TWRR, NEW YORK,
H1 fcASouthampton and Bremen.
r? m* itnv s tiler foot of Second street, Ilobok-n.
AVFIU t ' Dec 11 DRl'TACULAND ? Dec. 23
ODER ...Dec. 18 S A LI Kit.. Jan. 1
Rates of passage flrora New York to Southampton, Havre
WtrstCabh. $100, gold; Seennd Cabin, $00, gold; Steerage,
v ' $:io currency.
Ka'S^SSSSiS'w.-nm,.
for freight olf J>,^[j^(*VsV<CO.,]No 2 Bowling Green.
\Vhit??ORHrylREENST6WN OR LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING TUB UNITED STATES MAIL
? nRlATlC December 11, at 2 P. M,
II \ 1,1'K" December IS. at 0:3<> A. M,
GERMANI'V January 1. at s A. M,
CELTIO Januarys, ftt ?
ADRIATIC. . . .January 15, at ?
Kroin the White Star Docks, pier 52 North River.
Rules?Saloon, $00, $?") nud $100lu gold; return tickets
on favorable terms. Steerage, $iW.
Saloon, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed
amidships, where the noiso and motion are least, affording a
degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea.
For Inspection of plans and other Information apply nt the
company suffice. 10 Broadway, X???>Jk-(;0RTTg> A(fent>
KMoV AL?ON TURbD CV, 1 >F.' KM H ER 14, I II I'. OK
lice of the White St*r Line will be transferred to 37
Broadway.
IfOST DI it ect"and ECU N'Tmft: A L ROUTETO II Ot
31 LAND, HKLGII M, TUB RHINE, SWITZERLAND,
AC., AO., VIA ROTTERDAM, _
Steamer P. OA LAND ^ S
Thene beautiful steamen, carrying the United ?**}?? ?Wl
to tho Netherlands, aro great favorite! with the put>lie.
Trips regular; rates low ^ comfort and Uring perfect.
Forfrwiflit. . _ ForpAMMf^, ur.nnrfl
FCNGU. buyE * 00. L
KDROPKAB ^WEAWUmPfc
American link. ~
Weekly malt steamship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEEXSTOWN,
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, anil
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool. _
The following steamers are appointed to sail from Phila
delphia :?
ILLINOIS , ..Nov. 181 ?KENILWORTH Pec. 9
?LORD CLIVE Nov. 25 INDIANA Dec. 18
OHIO Dec. 2 PENNSYLVANIA ...Dec. 23
PRICE OK PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin, l|7o to $ I' >0, according to location.
Steerage and Intermediate ticket* to and from all point*
at the lowest rates.
Steamers marked with a star do not carry Intermediate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes uiisurpaased.
For passage, rales of freight and other inform*tlon up
i?1y to
v ' PETER WRIGHT A SONS, Oeneral Agents,
307 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
GEO. W. COLToN, 42 Broad street, New York.
0? DONOVAN ROSS A.? CHEAPEST PASSAGE OFFICE,
New York.?Steamers ovary day, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Perry, Queen .town; Drain payable everywhere, England,
Ireland. O'DONOVAN ROSSA'S Hotel, 182 Chatham
square.
COASTW1C1B STEAMSHIPS, .
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE?FOU CALIFOR
ula, Japan and China, lron^_North Kivor.
Steamship ACAFULCO /. ..December 15, 12 noon
Connecting for all Central American and Pacific porta.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE CHlllAN EXPoSl
TION AND RETURN, (rood till March. 1S70, <851. (told.
OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY $221, GOLD.
FROM HAN FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
Steamship GREAT' REPL BLIC .... ^"uary 1
FROM SAN FRANCISCO FOR AUSTRALIA Aal)
NEW ZEALAND VIA HONOLULU, S I.
Steamship CITY ()!? SAN FRANCISCO... Monday, Dec. <J
For freight or passage apply at pier *2 North River.
11. J. BLL1.AY, Superintendent.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
For Kingston, Jamaica, Savanllla, Ac.
Steamship HENRY UllAUNOEY will be dvspatchea
on WEDNESDAY, December S, at 12 M.,
for above named ports.
For passage, freight and aU other Information apply at
oOiee on pier foot of Canal street. North River.
II. J. BULL AY, Superintendent.
X10R NASSAU, N. P.?REGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
1? line. The next three departures will bo as follows:?
From New York direct CITY OF DALLAS, December t;
from New York via SavanuiUi. (!?., December 14 nnd De
c< m'-or 2H. For freight or passage apply to MURRAY,
FERRIS A Co., Agents. 02 S.mtli street.
yT"HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SH. LINK
. Steamers leave pier No. 3 North Rivor at 3 P. M.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF MEIIIDA Tuesday, Dec. 7
CITY OF VERA CRUZ Thursday, Dec. 9
CITY OF NEW YORK Tburkday, Dee, 1(J
FOR VERA CRUZ AM) NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana. l'rogre-o, Campeaehy, Tuspan and Tamuico,
CITY OF MHIIIDA Tuesday. Dec. 7
For Ire 1*lit or passage apply to ..
F. ALEXANDRE .( SONS, 31 miil 33 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans December l'l and Janu
ary I tor Vera Cruz and all tho other ports.
MORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
for New Orleans and Texas
will sail every S uurday to New Orleans, transferrin? TexU
freight there to Morgan's Louisiana and Tex.w Railroad tor
Brashoar, thence per steamer of Morgan's line to local
PU| he steamer GEORGE W. ELDER will sail from pier 30
North River, on Saturday. December 11, at 3 P. M.t lor New
Orleans direct.
Through bills of lading signed to Mobile, Galveston, andta
all points on the Galveston, llarrlsburg and San Antonio.
Houston and Texas Central, International ami Groat North
ern Texas and Pacific and Train-Continental Railroads, and
to fndianoln and San Antonio, and all points on the Golf,
Western Texas and Pacific Railway, Bracos Santiago, Cor
pus Christi. Rocknnrt, St. Mary's und Fulton.
Freight tor St. Mary's and Fulton landed at RocKport.
Lighterage and Channol dues at either Corpus Chriatior
Brazos Santiazo at tho expense and risk of consi gnee.
Froight for Brownsville, Matamoraa and points In the in
terior must have consignee at Bratos Santiago
Insurance can be effected under open policy of U A.?ni?
ney A Co., Npw Orleans. From New York to New Orleans
s.( per cent; from Now York to all Texas ports via Now >r
1CFrelgiit'at lowest rates. For freight further Inform*,
tlon apply to CHARLES A- WIIITNEV A CO., Agents,
v Pior M North River.
rTEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY
X Welt, carrying the United States mail. Ibe steamer
G W CLYDE, Captain Pennington, will sail on Saturday,
December 11. at 3 P M- from pier 20 East River. Through
bills of lading given to all points ou tho Houston and lexaa
Central International and Groat Northern, Galveston*
Houston and Henderson and the Galveston, Harrlsburg an<I
San Antonio railroads. Freight and insurance at lowest rate*.
For freight or passage. having superior accommodations,
apply toC. U. M.VLLORV A CO., 153 Maiden lane, or W.
P. CLYDE, NO. (J Bowling Green.
vfEVV~YOKK AND iIA VAN \ Dl R El "T MAIL UNE.
These first class steamships will sail at J I . M. from
pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar street, for Havana direct*
COLUMBUS Tuesday, I)oc. 14
CRESCENT CITY....' Thursday, Dec. 23
For freight and paiaago, having unsurpassed uccommodar
tious, appiy to^ j, CLYDE A CO., No. C Bowling Oreeu.
McKeller, Luliiig A Co.. Agents In Havana.
/ALD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
(J sailing from pier 37 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 3 P. M.t connecting witfc<ho \ irginia
and Tounussee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont
Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and with tho com
pany's steam lines to interior points in North ','nroUna and
Virginia. Newberu ami Washington, N. C. (via Norfolk),
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. m w
Lewes, Del., Monday and Thursday at 4 P. M., connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations nnsurpateed- . . ,
Through parage tickets and bills oriadtn*to all points at
lowest rales. Insurance to Norfolk. Ac., j i>er cent. !? rei? t
received daily at pier 37 North ""^pA^l'V^si ont
Greenwich street. N. L. Mot-RLADY. rreauiont.
"iurEKKLY FLORIDA LINE.
>V Port Roval. S. C.: Fernandlna. Ha.; "run* wick. C.4.
Tho favorite and well known steamer III NMVIL.LK,
Chester, master, having superior accommodation* for pas
?enger* will sail Thursday, l>ecember !?. from pier 3 NortJ
River, at 3 P. M. to above ports, making connections with
all points South and Southwest, via Fort Royal, the r iona?
and Bi unswick Railroads.
First clas? passage to l-ornandlna 'A
First class passa-.e to JjicksouvUle 2- j^i
Fir-t clas- passage to Augusta. ???????'" '"J
Through tickeis issued to all points South and s<iuthwest-.
Steamer MONTGOMERY, Faircloth, master, will follow
10th ol Dcceml>or. For freight or passage apply to
1IRRM. GELPCKE. No. 5 William street.
I/OR liALTFA\. N. S.-TliK STEAMSHIP' GEOROS
f CKOMVVKLL, Ctptain BACON, willleave for Above
port on THTHsSpAY. UKCKMBKU i), at 3 V. M.
For Ireljht or passage having excellent accommodation^
npl'ly l? CL.VRK A SEAMAN, SO W.ist street.
I
,>Oll NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
THE C.ROM WELL LINE.
The steamship
HUDSON, Captain Oaeor,
Saturday, December 11, at 3 o'clock I. M.,
from pier No. 9 North Rivor
IIUIU MBi ,
Throusb billa if ladinir criven to Mobile au?l all principal
lints on the Mississippi River.
Cabin passage, steerage. $2.?.
Apply to CLARK A SEAMAN. Si} West street.
CJKMIMONTiTi,Y LINE FOR VENEZUELA, VIA ST.*
O Thomas, carrying the United States mall. I he steamer
RONDELET, Captain McCreeiy.wlUsnllfroui pior J)
si River, Wednesday, December 1>, at 3 P. M For freight
iiassage, having line accommodations, apply to IL
LLLOkY A CO., l."?3 Maiden lane. __
CAI
East
T
MAL
HE PI'BLD' ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Til AT
i THE KOl LOWING PI, AC ICS ARK 'I HE ONLV
& CTIIoitlZFl) OFFICES FOR 'THE RECEIPT OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TUB
n hroadway!1 corner" ann street.
1 28.'> BROADWAY .
U4 POCTH.KIXTli STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STltllETS, BROOK
LYN.
TRAVFiLLEKS' Gl'IDE.
\ IjT niVE R LINE TO BOSTON,
I V ? Ne?uo-t md Full River.-The magnificent aleainrr,
NFWPORT and OLD COLONY leave pier 2'< North River
Ir.l.'t ol \lurrai -trcet, dailj- (Sunday* excepMIW. at 4 :.l'i
1" M. 'l'hroojh tlckots sold at all principal holels In the
city. r
tvpvNSYLV \MA RAILROAD.
1JENNM XHE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROLTE.
Trains leave New York, from foot of Dosbroases and Cort
FxoresV1 for' Ilarrlshnrg, I'itt. burg, tho West and Sooth
?:itli Pullman Palace Cars attached, 0: W A. M., ? fhtl
s :niP. M. Sundny, <1 and S:80 P. M. ,
For VVillianisoort and Lock Haven (vm PliiladelBliia and
Frio Rallrntid Division, connecting at Philadelphia), .?..10
A \i For williamsport, L>ck 11 awn, ( orry and Erie,
8:::nP M connecting at Corry for Tltusvillo, letroleum
rOr?Ball'lm" re,' WadiI!'gN>n an I tho South, "Limited Wash
ington Express" Of Pullman 'arlor Cars dally except
Kundav, ?:30 A. M.; arrive at Wellington 4 10 I. M.
Regular nl ?:4<> A. M.. 3 and P. M Sunday, O P. M.
Expre.s for Phllad"Iphia. 7. 7:30 H:40, A. M., 12
3 I 't in -I '? 7 s .3'?, II P. M. anil 12 night. Snndajj
5,'c' 7, 6:3 1 and 01'. M. Emigrant and second class, 7
For Newark at n. 0:30, 7. 7:K\ S. S> 10. 11 A. M 12 M?
1 2 2:30, 3:10. 3:40, 4, ?:!??. 4:30. d:o0, 5, S?), &:+>,
tt'lO tl 20 0 '30 7, 7:30. S;10, 10, 11 ::H) I. M. and 14
night. Sunday, 5:20, 0:;*J 7 and 8 :10 P M.
*7:i?>, ?&,!' iVA V4 Ml
fl'-lo e 20 ???' 7 7:30. ?:10, lO, 11 :80 P. M. aud 12
night. Snnd iy, ?"?:20, 0-3 I. 7. and S:10 P M.
For Rah way, n. &???., 7. 7 .4<? ? 0 II A. M.. 12 M.. 1. *
3 10 !t:4ii. 4, 1:10, 1:30, 4 ::??>, ?y.W 2
O 7. *10,10 IV M. and 1*2 night. Sunday, ?> .20,
For Woodbrldge. "'I'erth Amboy and South Ambny, 0 and 10
Kor P^llp.lmU ^ **
For Flemlngton, i?:W? A. M. and J I. M.
K 'x?
K rsKS. KiSSSS- id c'^, vi! F; "i
and 7:30 A M via Monmouth Junction. , ^ ^
dTl^n* A M aud 7:1,1 K m. ilaijjrj
Philadelphia. 3 .0 fl:20 0^ W^ f &
da^V^^^nO0:^'!!^ l a.. 7:40, 0:20 and 10 27
Ticket Odices, 530 and 041 Broadway, No. 1 Astor HoriJf
r'mWSos'"' i
1 RANK TIIO Mit-n^r oeneral Passenger Agent
TittOVIDFNCE AND STONINOTON STEAMSHIP CO.
T)L0\ll>LN( LA.^ouk asd BOSTON.
HTONlNOTOIf LINK. .
(fxcopt Huuday.), 4^01.*. UNR
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