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SITUATIONS WANTKU-rENALEfi.
W n itrewvi, iVc.
on WIST 48TH ST. (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S).?A
Vllodv wishes a situation lor a neat and tidy girl a? first
tiaaa waitress or chain barmaid, and to do plain tewing or
take care of grown children.
CI WBsFatiTH NT (PRESENT EMPLOYER'8)7? A8
yllm t'laaa waitress or chambermaid; can take entire
charge of the dioiiig room ; city or country.
j*A LKHOY ST.?A NEAT tllKL TO PO WAI UNO
vlTtand One washing; city or country : good reference.
llO west asF"sr.?a respectable girl as
I.lOwaltrasa; willing to assist with chauiberwork; will
l?ll to go In tLe cunntry for the eummer; beet reference
1 A.A. W?CT 23re:rLXs-T-K7M riomii^roiu
Ixtm waitreea In a private family; g-md city reference.
n'i EAST HO III ST., Vol'K rII HOUSE Fltn.M LKX
? rington av.?A Qrst class waitress; can make aalada
and take care ol ailrer; willing and obliging; highly recom
mended.
1 cTVrST 2STH ST.. TH1RO >1LOOK~KRONT
JLd xroorn.?Olrl aa waltreaa In a private boarding Imuae;
bo objection to a aummer hotel; competent to lake charge
ol a dining room, or of ailyer; city reference. Addreaa StL
LIT8.
1WEST 26TII ST.?A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A8
1 VI .J first claaa waltreaa or chambermaid; no objection to
Bret claea hoarding house; best relerence.
91H east-aiTH ST.?A ISWEOisil OI&L aTWAIT.
AiiUriaa or chambermaid and waltreaa in a private fam
ily ; dty or country; city reference.
OYq EAST 21ST ST.?A BESPECTAHLK YOUNO
ailtlgirl aa Drat claaa waitreaa and chambermaid; beat
city relerence; no objections to tho country.
0 *V(C BAET"25TH * ST., SECOND KI-ooV^ HaCK~
aiutlTwo girls, one aa waitress, the other to do cbamner
work: Doth nnaeratand their work and ore capable of taking
fbll charge of a dining room In a private boarding house
In the city or oountry; eight and four years' reference Irom
last place. Call or address.
O'JC BAST 4tmr ST.?A (MHiTTs FIRST CLASS
^siOt/waltreaa in a private family; no objection to the
country.
oTV EAST 33D ST.?A COMPETENT GIRL AS
AS'X'Jllrst class waitress and cnamhermaid in a private
family; no objection to the country: beet city reference.
till 7Tii a v., n iom ?. a vor.M; outir'AS wait
OxXreta or chambermaid, or to do light housework; gooii
reference.
01 i bast rust Vt.?a~respectable girl as
? ' I *Xfirst class waitress in a private lamily ; understands
ber business thoroughly: best city reference.
?J1 C WEST 3.-.TII ST.. ROOM Kt. ? A VOL"NO GIRL AS
AJi."Waitreaa or etiamharmaid or hue washing or sewing;
city reference.
?)') I WbsT 25TI1 ST.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNQ
?I?. I woman as waitress; willing and obliging.
*-199 WEST 4(1 ril ST. - AS FI RST ( LASS WAITRESS
O^j?jor to do chatnberwork and hue washing; city refer
ence from last place.
OKI 311 at., T1URD~floor.-first CLASS WAIT
?Wlri?; private family; makes all kinds salads; is
competent; best relerence.
A~l Li WEST 418T ST.?A YOUNO OIBL A8 FIRST
xAV/class waitress and chambermaid; will assist with the
washing and ironing; six years' best city reference from
ber last place,
A A/1 * EST 421) ST.?AS GOOD WAITRESS OB TO
xrtdo ehamberwork; will assist with the washing; has
long experience; city or country; good city relerence.
2'fi9 ?TM A V.?A PROTEST A N T <1 E KM AN OIRLTs
first class waitress; no objectiou to do cbamncrwjrk '
If required: good city rclorcncos.
ii*Ifi~2o" AV~ NBAR 3RTH ST.-A YOUNG GIRL AS
VItlVIfirit class waitress in a boarding houso ; city roler
?ncaa.
IOM/! BROADWAY?IN THE FRUIT 8T0RB).-Ta
? yonng girl as first clase waitress and to help with
lhamberwork ; good city reference.
IlilceUitneaiii.
1 HQ W?ST 41ST ST.-A PROTESTANT GIRL AS
AVI dlady's maid and seam stressor nurse; would do chatn
berwork with either; city or country; city relerence.
mwEsr arrH sr.?a young American woman
to make herself useful; understands children, sewing
and jiessrrts. or would take charge ol a house.
1 9K^KT" 7111 ST.."CORNER SI). \VILUAM8B'citii.
J.4JVIK. I).?A respectable tierman woman, with child live
fears old. In American family whore there are no children;
Igh wages no object. Address .Mr. JOHN KLINTWATH.
WEST?7111 Vt7?AN AMERICAN PERSON AS
lady's maid, seamstress or any light work. MAID.
WE8T 20TH ST., OTII AY. BNGL18H LADY'S
maid, well posted in Continental travelling, good rtf.
Address K. S.
127
130
1?JQ WEST 40TM ST.?A YOUNO GERMAN WOMAN
AOVIas ladies' maid and seamstress; is also a good ope
rator and hairdresser.
1 ?G WW OTII 8T?TOUXG OIHL WILLING TO
JMelmake herself useful and not afraid of work ; city or
eoantry.
ntj 1ST AV?A W, 1.!. ED Ha TED"I ADY AS MAID
? and seamstre-a. Call or address
9AQ, Evsr 17TH ST -an AMERICAN GIRL AS
y *-J!?dvs maid; coc*l r.*jr drtitia?er *sd ?e*rn stress, or
will take care of trroure chiidren.
S)()A Vest 3rth st prb>ent employer's).?
^"TCA respectable Enrm.ii Protestant at lady's malil or
nurse: can bring up a baby from the mouth, and esn dross
hair: would go to Europe. Can be seen for one week.
991 5AM1 UTh ST-a PROTESTANTYjIBL, AGE
mdtax. IS. to do light housework; is willing and obliging.
9'iq East aap ST.?A M4RRII.ll WOMAN.' WITH A
gj? JCfllllle boy, in a store nr linen room of a country hotel
lor llie^utnraer. Can be seen or heard Irom all the month.
9V Q 4TTH ST., NKARHIH AV.-A RESPECTABLE
YOwoman wishes work by the day waahing or house
fleaning; good relerence.
9Y'a 7T" AV- WIST FLOOR?A FRENCH PER.
"Vlflson ns Isdv's maid and seamstress in a private fa in
ly; rity reference.
WW WEST .T7Tli ST, CORNER ?TH AY.,~N
MVIOcroeaery More.-To cook wash and iron; best refor
mer from last employer.
'JIV-l WEsfliriT Sr.TSKAKHTH AV-A COLORED
?JVIvIwoman, well experienced, to travel with a lady or to
lake care ol children. Call or address.
?-MI X EAST 56Th ST.?AS TillILDBEN'8 MAID IN A
J-IVIcI-'ewlah family: prefers the country for the season,
lnqaire Wednesday after 3 P. M.
Q(IU east istu st.?a refined young girl to
?JVT< Jlravel with an invalid lady or take entire charge of
grown children at the seaside. Call or address.
O] 7 EAST 3OTtTST.. O.VR FLJOHT IIP ?A ?W
VII I spedable young girl to travel to Europe to taKe care
el one child; sbn has travelled before; good city reference.
l>9 A EAST 2STH ST.. SECU.ND EL(joic?A YOUNG
"?^YUtrman girl. 10 years old. to make hcrsolf nselul in
a private family.
Q9fc WEST lHTIf ST., K1R8T FLOOR.?AS MAID
Viand seamstress: accustomed to travel; understand!
packing; other dunes; excellent city reference. Call or
address.
OVJ ? WKSTViITH ST.?A re.hpkctahlb woman to
oiu bjr the day housecleunlDg; cun wiieli uud iron :
good re fore nee. 9
4.Oft WEST 32D t>T.?A YOUNO GIRL TO DO LIGHT
Tx'Vyt 'upstairs work and mind childrou ; two yeara' city
reference.
4.1Q EAST 17TH ST.?A RESPECTABI.K WOMAN
"X I alto go not by the day houaecleaning or washing; w.ll
ing to do anything. Call for two days.
A XT WEKT 17TH sr.-a~vou.no OiTai lN A prF
-rus^vate family; no objection to a private boarding
ootne; good reference.
WEST 38TH ST.?A RESPECTABLE'wOMAN
to go out houaecleaning aud washing.
11TH AV.-A KKsPECTABLE YOUNG 0IRL TO
do light housework, Ac.
Pi4.J.. *0 AV.- A GIRL AH LAbF8~SlAID OR TO
II r r take rare of g-owing children ; will do plain tewing
ftA'l. ",r" AV ? v young Thul to do lioht '
UTtlnooHftwofk or take care of children: good reference.
Q(J'I 1ST AV., TUP E LOGIC- A KI.SPECTAHLK
VJcfAIyonng girl, lately landed, to do light houaework. or
will take care of children.
1 9TKJ?T~AV. FIRST FLOOR?AN AMERICAN
X.*?VIVJgirl. 11, living with her parenta, to do kitchous
work. Call two days.
'Jl> AV.. S0TI1 ST., TOP KLOOIL?A YOUNO
sCl xOglrl, lately landod. to work with a small fam
ily; la willing and obliging.
AYOONoTaMKRICAN OIBL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE
work (no washing!, plain sewing. Aa.; a good home
wauled. Address M. A. H., Herald Uptown oilier.
An expkrienckdTrkliahlk French woman
as lady's maid: speaks three languages; has good taste:
fully understands dressmaking; Is also ? good hairdresser
excellent city reference. Address EXPERIENCE, box 147
Herald Uptown office.
456
554
PROFESSIONALMlTl)ATIONS WANTED?
FBXALBI.
ALADV WlbTRsBUS lNhcS, tr]v'atk AND'CON
fldenttal letter a on any aulijert; 25 centa upwards ; U to
4, flto 11. WRITER, lit7 hut 27th ?L
YOUKO AMERICAN GIRL TO T A K E_ OHAROR
of, and act at governeaa to, ,miill children. Addreta,
fer two dart, .1, Uptown Herald ofllce.
Atlantic and pacFpTc tki.euuach company.
Yoang lady haying learned telegraphing tome two yours
?go would like to obtain a amail olTice; it a good tender
and will racetra with cere : can alto take charge of hooka.
Addreta TKEKORAPH OPERATOR. 21W hatt 40 at.. New
Ttrk dtr.
A
HELP WASTKIl-PKMAhKk.
"a V'iXI'KKlSSVi^D' HERMAN Nl KSK~to'TAKft
/Xcare ol amall childreu and to tew. 112 Kaat til it at., be
tween 0 A. M. and noon.
7 PIRHT CLASH SAEKSi.ADY IN MISSES' A Nf)
/Vehlldren'a eulta and tnlanla' wear. Ell RICH A CO..
|B7 and 2N9 Hth ay.
A PiOfMTAXT 01 HE PGR uK.NHKAE HOUSE
_f\ work, amall family : mnet be good cook, wuher and
ironer; wages $10. Apply 222 Kaat .with at.
AToUNO HIKE as nooo COOK AND TO 1)6
plain washing and Ironing, mutt have ayear'trlty rel
arenea; do net apply before 10 o'clock. Ill hut r.ith ?t.,
?ear din ar.
II HXPERIENCKD WOMAN AlNUMi POR Mil no
rbtldran wanted. Apply, from II) to 2, at 20 Katt 78d el.
A??
COOK WAN TED?AT 204 NINTH AV. ; WA0R8, $12.
ding hou?e.
FIRST "CEAHsW A 1 >T 11 A N I >; ONE WHO LEARN ED
Lib# buinatt in Europe prelerrrd; come prepared to
rk. 15 hut I4tb et.
"Ctor general housework.?wanted, a mid
A* die-aged woman who thoroughly nnderatandt her hud
M?; German preferred. 2*'J \V.?t 4Mh at.
IMT GEAM DKSMMLAKRK AT (k.2 5TH AV., COR
oer .'?2d at. flail before It A. M. < onie prepared,
FiiutT-"ceahb dress ha k Klin wanted at" 221
Weet 35th el.
/1IRMAN OR SWEDISH I'lii I ID-rooK; AS
VJTaUt with washing; Uundrsu; unit with chamberworfc.
m Weet Kid at. _
?PROTKRTANT COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, SRAM
X atresias. boueekeepera, lanndreaae*, nonet. Eadiea'
Priyate Registry, 109 Weal 41?t ai.; no charge; no algn.
EXT ANTED?A FRENCH PftOTEHTANT WOMAN A3
jfj nnree for young children; nndonbteil rclerencea re
?aired. Apply *4 140 Weat 23d at., between 11 and 2
a'eleek f-day.
ANTED?PRES8KR ON LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
EIJRICII A CO.. 2*7 and 2*0 stto nr.
11TANTED?100 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS ON
YT ladle*' underwear, Infanta' wear and lawn basques;
^|bewt jricea^ald; tiring a am pie. 387 aad 289 9th ay..
HELP WANTED?FEMALES.
u^TTTrA8inr? mrx^hKi({rp'wrss.
'i tsnt jrtrl u lenntiriH aud ch*m ermald: none but
those having Bret class references nee J apply.
tSTANTED?A GIRL to DO GENEHAL HOUbK
TT work. CsJi, sher 10 A. M., M No. 11 2d it
Al"\NTKD-lN A SMALL KAMI l.Y, A SI KST CLASS
TV cook: German, French or Swedish: must speak Eng
llsh end have city reference. Apply, attei 10 o'clock, at 32
West 52d >1. _
WASTED?AT CLIFTON. H. L. AN K.NOLI8H OH
Germau girl as cook, washer aud ironer. Apply, with
reference, at 217 West 4tith. between 10 and 2 o'clock.
AX"aNTKU?(}KNTEhL DRESSED GIKL8 TO HELL
" Irults and flowers In Josh Hart's Central Hark (iarilen.
Apply at (lower stand, between lO and 12 Tuesday mornlnir.
WAN'T ED?IN A FRENCH>K IVATK SAM 11. V. A
good clrl to wash. Iron aud do plain cooking. Apply at
M West tloustou st.
TXT ANTED?A RESPECTABLE AMERICAN OIRLOR
" mlddle-a^ed woman In need of a home, to assist in
housework a snort distance In the country ; will be treated
as one of the family. Address box 72 Clifton, N J.
vyantbd?a Steady woman, colored ok
?T white, in a family ot two; good home; light work;
wagrs #6 month. C. HANSON. 73 West 35th.
ANTED?8IX SMART WoME.S AS OVERSEER^
and six irood washerwomen; extrao'dinnry induce
ments. ALBERT WAUL. 24 Hruadway. room I.
"11rANTED?A (URL GENEKAL HOUsKWOKK; I'AK
TT lor flat; small family. waves 88. 33 St. Mark's place.
W" "ANTKD-YOUN(TuTrL TO DO"LIGHT CHAMBER
work and waiting, and cars of child. 24U West 35th st"
WTnti-.d-a protestant'ni;bs~to"caee for
growing children: city reforence required. Call et IIS
Wost 21st St., between 9 and 11.
WANTED?A~ YOUNG "lilRL TO TAKE CARE OP A
child aud to maka herself generally useful. Apply at
111S Kowery.
\\T ANTKD-hXPhRlKNCKD SKIRT AND WaTsT
TT hands, at Mine. Jl'OLA'S, 170 Weel 23d et.
Vy ANTED?A RESPECTABLE YdUN(i GIRL FOR
TT general housework , must be a good waaher andiroaer:
reference reqnlred. No. 233 8th ar.
WANTS1>-A GIRL TO DO OENERAL HOUSE
work, wathiug and irouing. in a small family, 12S
Bleecker st.
XI* A NTK L>?A LAUNDRESS IK PHIVATE BOARD
TT lug bouse; one who underatnude her bueineet; wagee
812 per month ; reference. 14 Eset 32d st.
T|7 ANTBD?PLAIN OOOK. WAEHBJl AMD IRONER
TT lor lady and child; good reference. Call at 14S East
48th et.
W' AN1 ED?A "(JI KL~TO DO GBKBitAIi HOUSEWORK.
Apply 238 Weet 38th eL
ANThD^A oiTbn PLAIN COOK AND LAUNDRES&
Apply, with relerenoe. from 0 to 12 o'clock, at 223 West
14th st.
TITANTED?A YOUNG OIRL TO DO LIGHT HOU8E
TT work, make herself generally useful; bring city refer
rurs. '-'85 East 10th sL. top floor.
VATA NTED?a"NUMBER OP FIR8TCLA8S GIRLB AT
TT the LADIES' EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 45th tt. and
Broadway.
WANTED-BY A THORO UGtILT COMPETENT
woman, aa nurse or companion, to take charge ol sn
Invalid lady or children, with a lamlly going abroad: ia
never seasick ; reference given from present employer. Ap
ply to MARY HAYDEN, Hotel St. Stephen. West Uth it.
WANTED?TWO YOUNG LADIES TO TeaRN
dressmaking; good sewers; paid after first mouth.
183 6th ur.
"YyANTED?LADY COPYISTS;~PLAIN, NEAT HAND
TT required. Addreae 8. T.. Herald Uptown office.
WANTED-A~ FIKST CLASS-MAIDPOREL'ROPE
aud a French nurse. J ACQ LIN'S Bureau, 002 8th a*.,
35th st.
OUkU Bk.
W ANTED-A VOUNG GERMAN GIRL TO DO LIGHT
housework and aaiist to mind children. Inquire at
446 7th av., top floor.
"YET"ANTED?AN EXPERIENCED OIRL TO ATTEND
TT a bakery. Address, in applicant's handwriting, atatlng
reference, A B., box 104 Herald Uptown office.
WANTED?25 GOOD OPERATORS ON WIIKBLER A
Wilson's machines for white work. Apnly, beforu 111
A. M . to JAMES McCRKERY A CO., Broadway and 11th
St.; work room entranca on 11th at
WANTED?COOK AND CHAMBERMAID; MOTHER
snd daughter or two aiatora preferred. Inquire at 83
Macdougul st.
WANTKD-A GOOD COOK, ALSO A LAUNDRESS,
to assist In waiting In a private boarding house. Csll
at 110 East 21st st.
Vy ANTED?AN INTELLIGENT OIRL. 12 TO 15
TT years old. as apprentice to a good trade: German, Ur
ing in Brooklyn, preferred; leferencea required. Addrasa
K., box 5,358 Now York Post office.
WA NTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND ARTISTIC
cutter aod designer of Indies' cloaks, to take charge of
tho manufacturing department of a larga wholesale house;
nil commuuicatlons strictly confidential. Address T. L. W.,
llorald office.
IV ANTED?GOOD LAUNDRESS. PGR BOARDING
TT house Csll betweau 10 and 12 at 29 East 21st st.
"\y ANTED?EXPERIENCED DRK88MAK BBS ON
TT wslsts and skirts; none others need apply. 10 East
15th st,
ANTED?A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
137 East 19th st.
WANTED-TWO COMPETENT GIRLB: ONE AS
cook, to assist in wsshlng; the other ss chambermaid
and laundret*: Germans nrefarred: family large; good
wagea paid. Apply at 71 Bast 59th at
WANTEDS-COOK, WASHER" AND IBONEK TO GO
to the aea shore daring the summer: Protestant pre
ferred. Apnly. from 10 to 12, at No. 14 East 33d st.
WANTED-A 8TRONg7 wI LLINO aiRL POR DOWN
stairs work. Apply, with reference. No. 315 Kn,t
5i)th st.
AN'flKD?A SMART. ACTIVE 11EAD "WiU'TKESS,
who thoroughly understands the restaurant business;
one who suits will he liberally dealt with. Apply at PAR
KER'S, Broadway and 34th sL
\\7ANTKD-F1RST~CLASS DRESSMAKER AND OP
TT erntnr on William Wilson's machine. Call at 38 Wast
IStn s:? in basement.
1 fl ~A DAY.?LADY AGENTH EVERYWHERE TO
0 1 I'Introduce fast selling novelties. THE CHINESE
TRADING COMPANY*. 180 Broadway, New York.
fT/X FIRST- CLASS" DRESSMAKERS, 5 WAIST
eJvvoperaiors snd 3 waist basters wanted immediately, et
?BRiCH'B, 8in av.. 24th at.
"I "1 iV WEST 22D ST.?DRESSMAKERS WANTED;
XJLUseveral exDerlenced waist finishers; also tomo im
provers. Come prepared to work.
114 EAST 39T.I sT ? WANTED,' A PKOTE.?TANT
1 l *Xglrl as seamitress and chambermaid; first class refer
ences reqnlred.
? I n 7TII AV. ?RESPECT A B LB GIRLS. BOTH
4-4 vlwhite and colored, with good references, can al
wa^Srgood "ace. ?t Mrs. YANN A CO.*8 Employment
Oflice
^SlTUAfKWSlVJI ?TKD-MAliKi>.
* YOUNG MAN. TH0S060HLY EDUCATED IN THE
X\ different language*. wiabe* a situation as travelling
companion for any wlio are dealrous to obtain bia aervlce;
flr*t cla*a teatlmoniiila ean be given. Addreaa 105 Clinton
place, Naw York city.
A COLORED MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS WAlT
er; city reference*. Addreaa J. W. Y., 145 Weat 32d at.
A RESPECTABLE SWEDISH man as waitIrTn
a private family; thrae yenra' reference from Inet em
ployer. Addreaa box 190 Herald Uptown office.
flu irT>U0I1 LY COM PKTKNT WAITER AND
valet, highly recommended, deairea ? aitaMion. Call
at preaent etnployer'a. 47Eaat 34th at.
YOUNG MAN. AGED 17"YEARS. WISHES A SIT
uation In an artlat or lithographing oatabllahment; liar
worked one year at lithographing before. Apply to (J.
ootid, 147 Weat 30th at.
ARKSPBOf ABLE MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
coachman, gardener or groom; elty orconntry; good ref
erence. Call at or addreaa 21tt Weat 29th at., room 7.
American hoy. 14, living with his parents.
want* a almation to crive a doctor'* buggy; well ac
Xituinted with the city; beat reference. Addreaa one week
MEKICA, Herald office.
A SMART YOUNIJ MAN. NOT LONG IN THE CITY,
wiahca a aituetloa at porter, or at any batineaa where
he would be found useful; writes a good hand and ia quick
atflgurea: can giro aecnrlty. Addreaa SMART, box 140
Herald Uptown office.
AFiKHT CLASS FRENCH WAITER. WITH BERT
referrncea. Apply at preaent employer'a, 145 Madison ev.
A SOBER TOUNO MAN. 19. WITH A KNOWLEDGE
of bartending, deairea a situation of any sort; good ref
erence. Addreaa HENRY J. O'BRIEN. 51 Cannon at.
AFIKST CLASS MAN OOoK, GOOD CARVER, UN.
mratatida French and American Booking and pastry,
wlahea a situation. Addreaa CoOK, 24 Vandam at., rear.
A YOUNG CHINAMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
cook in a Cuban family. Inquire in anger atore UU Park
at.
INVERT NIGHT.
<J IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
CABLE SPECIALS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
The circulation ol the EVENING TELEGRAM for the
week ending Saturday. May 19, 1877, waa aa tollowa;?
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINE.
Monday CO.flOO
ADVERTISING ONLY 200. A LINK.
Tnaaday - 40,11V)
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINK.
Wedneaday ... 49,800
iDVEF" * ? * * *?
advertising only aoc. a link.
Thursday ? ? 47,900
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINK.
Friday - 40,950
ADVERTISING ONLY 20O. A LINK.
Satnrday 45,400
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINE.
Total 288,750
ADVERTISING ONLY 200. A LINE.
Dally average 48,125
FVRENCHMANAND WIFE WANT SITU ATIONS; MAN
>ia cook and wife aa lanndreas or kitchen girl, or to do
chamber work. 39 Weat I7ui at.
/1 RUCKRY OR LIQUOR store, a TOUNO KAN
" Tlaieiv arrived from the old conntry, deairea a altnation
?a above; will be lound willing and obliging. Addrona,
for two riaya. T., box 16s Herald Uptown office.
'?107 7TH AV> RKAK. ?A COLORED MaN AS
Or/ 4 waiter; best city reference.
Respectable colored man as waiter in a
private family; rity or country: Ave yeara' reference
trum laat place. Call at 151 Weat 24th at.
Situation wanted?by a young man, as for.
tor. and will
make himanlf generally naeful. Gallon or
addreaa ROBERT K. NICK EES. ?S Fulton at., at jewellers.
SITUATION WANTED?BY A TOCNO GERMAN MAN
Ocnok; thoroughly andemtands bia business. Addreaa
COOK, bux ISO Herald office.
SITUATION WANTED?BY A GOOD FRENCH VALET
from I'aria. aced 30 yean. In American family; beat ref
rrencea fnriilabed. Apply or addreaa Mr. BETTING. 34
Clinton placo, New York.
s
ITUATION AS COOK.?CALL OK OS ADDREsH D.
II. SANDS, 138 Tbompann at.
1V ANTED?A SITUATION AS BUTLER BY A COM
TV petcnt man. Addreaa P. M.. at Pinard'a, 20 heat 15th
at.
WANTED BY AN AMERICAN BOT OF Id. A PLACE
10 woik In the country with a farmer; wngea in. ob
ject but a good home. Addreaa W. H. U.. 305 4lh at, Will
latnahurg. L. I.
CRTaITRR.-a lady going abroad wishes to
TV procure a altnation for a waltar. Anuly to-day at 326
Madiaon av.
WANTED a sin ation by a young man. late
TV ly arrived, aa bartender or grocer'* elrrk; haa bean
htougbt up to the buaineaa from bia boa hood; Will Work
cheap. Addreaa 1L JJL, bax 134 Herald office.
UTtlATIOBIIt WASTED?JIALKs,
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN OK MANY YEARS'
experience iu Brit class hotel and dob business. * po
sition as manager. superintendent or ?toward; bait of
references and security. Addraia J. P.. No. 306 Wait 't3d it.
-\rOUNG~MAN WISHES SITUATION AN HOB UTHO
1 graphic pressman. Addraia JOHN KAJN, Major A
Knapp Co.. SB Park place, city.
YOCNO MAN WISIIKS A SITUATION AS WAITER;
city ?r country uo objections; bait city rafareuce. Ad
draia 315 Writ 35lh.
WKST~ 33D BT.-AH PIKST CLASS ENGLISH
cook: understands liii buiineii In every branch; bread,
paltry. Ac.; bait city reference.
fHTmjllivan st!-a~young colorei>~man as
1i/ rOnt elm cook in restaurant or boardlnir bouse; city
or country: irood refereuca
CLKHKS AIVD SALKMitlKk.
A !f ""INTELLIGENT YOCNO MAN~<aERMAN), OF
pieiiaut addraia. dealrei a altnatioti or employment in
a mercantile business. where lie can invest #4Uo" lu cash.
Address A. .V. box 137 Harald ollice.
AlibXTS?CITY AND COl'NT K Y REST Tl IIXO ?'N
record; business permanent. 36 b'nirerilty place, after
10 A. M.
Assistant bookkeeper wanted, is to 35
yeari old, with lomc practical experieuee. Addrcii U.
Y. Herald offlco.
THORt)U(iH LY COMPBTBNT~CLE~RK iVISHES A
?ituitton; willing to do any thing except canvassing; will
work lor the loweit poiiible salary ; ii a good, rapid, plain
writer, and thoroughly experienced in the newspaperbusi
ness; would address envelopes. wrappers, Ac.; heel ol rel'ar
encc. Addraia, for three dayi, BALfO, box 316 Herald Up
town office.
"DOORKEEPER, C tSUIER OB CLERK.?THE AD
Jjrertiier. a steady roan and export accountant of 14
years' experience, desires a re-engagement at a moderate
?alary ; ?o?deefereucei W.. 344 West 37th it.
0'ompT.tknt sales'm kn?wanted?in" hosiery
and gentlemen's furnlehln-" departments. WI'.CIISLER,
ABRAHAM A CO.. 367 and 399 Kultoii it . Brooklyn.
XPERIKNCED TKAVrXMNO SALESMAN DESIRES
an engagemeut; acquainted with grocers. drug and boot
trade; Qrst clam reference. Box 174 Herald office.
\jffANTED?A FEW AOTIVirMNblTEldRN, NOT OV ER
TT 31, to eall man'a and boys'olollilng in a large retail itora
in the city. Apply by letter to CLOTHING sTOKE, na
tion A.
TITANTKD^A SITUATION FOR A YOUNO MAN OK
TV 38 yean, speaking and writing Qerinau, English and
French: thoroughly acquainted with tha dry iroodi business
and all office work ; cash security can bo given. Please ad
dress L.. box 103 Herald office.
WANTED?A DRY GOODS SALESMAN! ONLY
youmr man ot lite end first clasi abilities toed apptv at
L. 11. COLBY'S, corner Sandi and Bridge its.. Brooklyn.
WANTKD-A"SMART YOUThTOF"aBOUT 18, QUICK
penman; ono wbo has been lu a merchant tailoring
house preferred. Aptily to llARItls A CO., 316 Broadway.
"TT7"ANTKD?A FIRST CLABB HOSIERY SALESMAN!
VV to go to Savanuah, Ha.; beat references required. Ap
ply at 34 White it., or addresa 0.. box 337 Herald office.
WANTED-TO BK~A CLERKYn A BOOKSTORE. BY
an active young man; referenoea. Address B., box 113
Herald office.
AN TED-A FIRST CLASS NOTION SALESMAN. IN
a.lobbing house. South; must come well recommended.
Address J. W., box 3.343 Post office.
WANTED?AN "ENTRY CLERK IN THE BKAS8
hardware business. Address. In handwriting of appll
ctint. stating a e, residence, amount of salary expected and
references, COMO, box 136 Herald office.
W" ANTED?A BMAKT SALESMAN IN A GENTLE
men's furnishing goods store. Apply t? J. BRANDT,
134 Chatham at. corner Poarl.
WANTED?BY SINGLE YOUNO MAN SITUATION
as general office clerk or bookkeeper; willing to make
himself useful iu any way; best recommendations. Addresa
D. P. S.. 87 Lexington av.
"Y\7*AN I'ED?TH REE MEN FOR THE DRKRS GOODS.
TT calicoes and muslins. Apply at J. tl. MOYNIIlA.N'S,
17 Catharine at.
COACHMEN AJfP GAHDEMERS.
60ACliMAN'WANTS' A PLACE: UNDERSTANDS
his business; can milk : good city references. Address
H., box 194 Herald office.
SITUATION" WANTED-bY YY"EXPERIENCED
coachmen: thoroughly understands the care and hand
ling of coach horses and trotters; an excellent driver; was
employed in last place six years; best reference. Addresa
W. S.,care Brewster A Co., 47tb at and Broadway.
hTngLK MAN A8 COACHMAN AND GROOM; CITY
or country; good reference. Address T., box 144 Herald
Branch office.
A8~Oa1u>ENKK?BY A SINGLE, SOBER. PRACII.
eel man . excellent city reference. Addresa it, box 137
Herald office.
A" MARRIED MAN AS COACHMAN?IN A PRIVATE
family ; best reference from last employer. Address W.
11. C., 116 East 33d st.
RESPECTABLE-YOUNG MAN AS COACHMAN
and groom ; thoroughly understands hts business In all
It- branches; willing and obliging; good reletenoe. Box
133 Herald Uptown office.
AS ~CO A CI IMA Y-BY COMPETENT MAN; EXCEL
lent city reference from late employer. 39 Cliff st, cor*
nor Fulton, or J., box 101 Herald Uptown.
first"YlassYkeNCH "gardener WANTS A
situation In private family; four years' reference from
late employer. Call 148 Wost 18th st. A. J.
fTcOACllMAN, OARDKNERAND USEFUL MAN?
Single; wages moderate; good refsrenoe. Address W.
B., box 125 Usrald ollice.
A "SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, AS
eoaolimau; has beH city and country reference ; no ob
J-ciIon to the country. Call on or address J. H., No. 5
East 19th st
COACHM AN'S SITUATION WANTED?BY A
mlddle-ageu German, single; three years' city reference
from the lest employer. Please addresa 1,306 Broadway,
ExceVGor stable, for two days.
ClOACII MaN AND (IK')O.M BY SINGLE YOUNG MAN;
yean milk, and wonld mane himself generally usefMI; live
years' city reference. Address W., box 335 Herald office.
COACH MAN r SINGLE*! JUST FROM ENGLAND,
wants a situation as above; understands his business in
all its branches: has testimonials to satisfy. Please ad
dress J. T., Herald Uptown office.
CTUACHMAN, COLORKuTUNDKRSTaNDS HI8 BUSI
yness; is obliging; reference. Address, lor two days, 143
West 37th at.
STEAJJY. SOBER YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUA
tlon as eosebinaa and gardener; good milker; three
years' good city reference. Address M. J., box 310 Herald
oilier.
SITUATION WANTED?BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN.
as coaebman and groom ; thoroughly understands the
business ; also last horses aud gardening ; ran milk; is will
ing to tuake himself useful; not elraid of work; city er
country; can come well recommended. Call on or addresa
JOE, 510 East 15th at.
SITUATION TO CARE KOtt TROTTING TKAM, OR
as coachmen ; belt relerencei and tiret clan experience.
Apply at 124 WmI 4?ih st. JAMES MclNTY KK.
SITUATION WANTED?BY A PRACTICAL OAR
doner, single; thoroughly understands Ills hnsinetui In all
its branches - greenhouse. but and cold graperies and vego
tablescity relerenee. Address O. II., box 1J8 Herald office"
Situation wantkd-by a coachman, who
thoroughly understands the business; can furuieh food
relerenee. 9 West 18th at.
rpflE AUSTRIAN MINISTER'S COACHMAN?SOB BR
1 honest and reliable' single man; willing and obliging;
lolt on Mccoimt of bis emuloyer going to Europe. For refer.
..MMAM as as I I atll t It A Vnwivisn I .Ilk u II I AO a al/l ?A oa V A W L1 Q Kit*
mens call on tbo Austrian Cousul or address JAMKS, box
128 Herald office.
WANIED-A SITUATION AH COACHMAN OR
sruom or useful muu around a gentleman's place; ref
erence if required, II. D., box 124 Herald office.
WANTED?A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR
coachman and gardener, by a single man; beat city
relerenee ; no objection to the country. 110 West 40tb St.
Call for two days.
Wanted?a situation by a colored man as
coachman: first class reference; city or country. Call
at Hll West 48tb st., for two days. M. W.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS ASSISTANT GAR
doner; can make himself useful arouod a gentlemen's
residence : reference il uecetsary. Address II. D.. box 127
lleraln office.
WANTED?A COACHMAN'S PLACE, BY A YOUNG
man, single. Call on or address P. K... IB East 89th
It., present employer's.
WANTED?A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR ANY
other employment, by GEORGE KOT1I, No. 333 West
39th st.
TTOUNii MAN W1HIIES A PLaOB AH COACHMAN.?
X Eight years' experience in business: good reference.
Address II. LANAIiaN. No. fl West 44th st.
?yOUNO MAN WANTS SITUATION AS VEGETABLE
X gardeuer and groom : ran milk and drive; will be use
ful ; strictly sober; wages moderate; good relerencei. Ad
dress T., box 1411 Herald office.
HELP WA\TK1)-.MAI,K, ,H.
Agents wanted-To sell dey'lin* paYBSS
pocket coin test. 7H Nassau st.. up stairs.
Best tearTFor your' money; call and ex.
amine; agents wanted. THE CANTON TEA COM
PAN Y. 148 Clumbers at. New York.
B
OYS WANTBD-WHO CAN READ MANUSCRIPT
JJrapidly : wages 83 per week. Address box 90, station D,
Now York.
INVERT NIGHT,
Hi IN Tllk EVENING TELEGRAM,
t.ABLB SPECIALS FROM THE HEAT OP WAR.
The circulation of the EVENING TELEGRAM tori
week ending Saturday, M?y 19, 1877, was as follows:?
dvebtising
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINK.
Mcnday - 60,800
ADVKHTIal.NO ONLY 200. A LINK.
Tuesday 40,100
ADVERTISING ONLY 2t)C. A LINE.
Wednesday 48,800
ADVERTISING ONLY 2GC. A LINE.
Thursday 47,909
ADVERTISING ONLY 200. A LINK.
Friday 46,960
ADVERTISING ONLY 2<>C. A LINE.
Saturday 46.400
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINE. ?
Total 288,750
ADVERTISING ONLY 200. A LINK.
Daily average 48,125
1 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY,?MAN I FACTURiNG
Jciiiiipany wants general agent South, Kn?t. North and
Yl est: unquestionable references indispensable. 282 Broad
way, room 29.
James wemykhs, cook at congkkmi hall,
Sheldon Springs, Vt.. send address to Dr. S. 8. PITCH,
49 East 29th St.. New York.
TAN AND~VV 1KB WANTED?To ACT AS WAlTBRfl;
iVtpermanent position. Apply at UDELL'S, 109 West
34th st.
OFFICE BOY WANTED-WHO CAN WRITE A GOOD
hand, is quick and willing to make himself useful. Ad
dress <1. B., Herald Uptown office, giving age, references
and salary expected.
PIKKIEaM. IIKSr TERMS TO AGENTS SELLING
to lemilies and large consumers HIE WELLS TEA
COMPANY, 2'II Fulton St., New York.
Wanted?man cook in a small restaurant.
\\ Apply, slier 7 P. M. 60 Prince et.
WANiKD?AGENTH, WHO ARE SATISFIED WITH
earning 82 per day. 24 Broadway, room 4. Call im
mediately.
Wanted?an intelligent office boy of
K
good address anil wi ll recwnmondeil. wages St-1 per
week. Address HONESTY, box 194 HeYald office
ANTED?A Man OF GOOD ADDRESS, WITH
.. setae experience as a canvasser, to take orders, a
capable person will be liberally treated. LEGITIMATE,
box 127 llerald office.
?WANTED?A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
?? stands making ice creams am. Ices; a steady Job to a
gaud man. Apply from 10 to 12 o'clock, 7 Clinton place.
HKL.P WA.\TEii-nALKH.
tXT-XWi^rTRSYTi 7"ii*nCWW1t?n5\J8f^
T T in a saloon, at 89H Grand >(.
ANTED-AN BXPER1K NCED aN D A HT18 riC
cutter and designer ou Indict' cloaks to take charge of
the manufacturing department of a large wholesale house;
comutunfeaiiouc strictly confidential. Address T. L W..
Herald office.
WANTED?HOTEL SUPERINTENDENT UP TOWN
hotel: party batrlnir relarances. acqualntanca and
knoarled.e of business: moderate salary. Address, with
particulars, HOTEL. Herald Uptown office.
1 (Will AOKNTS- WANTKU-MALK AND FEMALE.
l.Ut/Utn sell Houtrh's Patent Personal Identification
Button; Indorsed by the Metropolitan Police. Apply at
ADA Broadway.
thk nuraii
AYOl'Nti MAN. 17 YEARS OF AGE," WISHES TO
learn the engraving and die sinking trade: wages no
object. Address L EGaN, 162 Hope St.. Williamsburg.
CARPENTER A ANTS WORfL
C . 247 a*. B.
A GOOD CUSTOM GUTTER WANTKD?AT~JAOOB8\
the Tailor, 444 Bib nr., corner 27tb at.; a permanent sit
uation.
C1ARPKNTER WANTKD?TO DO INsIDK WORK. AP
Jply at 18 I'.aet Ittth et.
TpIRST "CLASH" CARPENTER WANTS SITUATION;
r moderate price. Address 194 Thompson St.
C1TUATIO.NK WANTED-BY a I'.I I.IAHI.K AM) E.V
Operienced glass engraver, self-dependent workman: and
bv a thoroughly experienced glass painter, maueyer of a
painting and etching establishment tor five years: first rata
testimonials at command. Add-ess A. Z., care of Messrs.
Haasenstein A Yogler (agent. M. Jacob!), Aix-la-Chapelle,
Germany.
To" wood workers.?wanted, men on fink
malt gany work; none but the beat. MACHINERY,
Herald office.
T" OPKINTER8 ?A YOUNG MAN. WITH SOME Ex
perience at loli iirlnting, wants to finish the trade: has a
good education nttd first ciosi references. Address TYPE,
Herald Uptown office.
WANTKD "kNGINBKK; ONE WHO UNDBRsTANDS
roasting coffees and grinding spices. Apply to SAM
SON MILLS, 17B Chambers st.
UrANTKD?A MAN WHO THOROCJGtlLY UNDER
stands repairing Jewelry nnd clocks. Apply to E. DA
VIES, list Myrtle av., Krooklyn.
WANTED?A ~PRAC T It J AL~FAN MANU KaCTU'RKrI
thoroughly acquainted with every branch of lau mak
ing, capable ot taking tull charge of a abop. Apply, with
references, to box 214 Herald office.
W"ANTED?A FOR KM AN '(A YOUNG MAN AND
Protestant preferred) to take eharge of a lactory. at
St. John. N. H. : one who thoroughly understands manu
facturing and burning seworage pipes, chimney tops, tire
bricks, Ac. Apply to SCAMMELL BROTHERS, 31 South
st.
A,
A
A
WANTED?A YOUNO MAN (ROMAN CATHOLIC),
with good recommendation at to honesty and sobriety,
capable of trimming coffins and to make hlmselt generally
useful; wages $lt) per weok. Address box 1B7 Herald office.
hAJLhYI
A" 'LL STYLES MARBLE SODA~W ATEiTa ND Y?IlV
uut Root tteer Apparatus at cost. WHITFIELD'S, 2B2
Water st.
? RESTAURANT NEAR WASHINGTON MARKET
tor sale cheap; also corner Grocery Store, Meat Market.
MITCHELL, 77 Cedar st.
JLKJ~UOK~sToRK FOR $.lTri. WORTH$1 .OOoTaLSO
JVsplendid Sample Rooms, Distillery Stores, Bakeries.
MITCHELL, 77 Cedar st.
GROCERY"AND CANDY STOBB FIXTURES"FOR
sale. 340 East SBth st.
SPLENDID SAM"JLh ROOM"FOR 8ALK-IN NKW
ark, opposite dspot. Apply 853 Broad st., Newark.
CORN l'-R GROCERY?SPLENDID STAND;
great bargain ; terms easy. Inquire iu the office 25 Ful
ton St., New York. JAPAN AND JAYA TEA AND COFFEE
COMPANY. _
C10RNKK LIQUOR STOKE FOR SALE?IN WEST ST..
Jduing a good business; good reason for selling. Apply
to JOHN FUEKY. No. 2ttB Greenwich at.; no agenta.
Every-night
IN THK EVENING TELEGRAM.
CABLE SPECIALS FROM THE SKAT OF WAR.
The circulation of the EVENING TELEGRAM Tor the
week ending Sutnrday, May 19, 1877, was as follows 1?
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINK.
Monday 60,600
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINE.
Tuesday- 49.100
ADVERTISING ONLY 2UC. A LINE.
Wednesday 48,800
ADVERTISING ONLY 200. A LINE.
Thursday 474*00
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINK.
Friday 46,950
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINE.
Saturday . 45,400
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINE.
Total 288,750
ADVERTISING UNLY 20C. A LINE.
Dally average. 48,125
ITIOR SALE CHEAP-STOCK AND FIXTURES 0>
. lirocory More. 407 10th ar.
For sa.lk.~a "bargain?first class har and
Bullet. Apply to MATUKSIUS k SON. 187 and 189
Mercer st.
jtO l SALE?A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STOReTfOR
?000. Inqntre at No. 12 Thompson st.
For rale?tub lease and fixtures op the
I club house 502 Bedford ar., Brooklyn. Inquire on the
premises.
FOR SALE?A FIRST CLAS8 SHOE STORE, ON ONE
ol the best comers on 6th sr.; lino trade established;
cheap rent; stock all nice and new; good reason fur selling;
cheap for cash. Address, for 20 days, SHOE STOKE. Harold
Uptown office.
For sale?corner liquor stork, five
Bakeries, Groceries, family Liquor Stores, Distilleries,
Hotels, Cigar Stores, Drug Stores, Stores to exchange,
Brooklyn houses. Farms to trade and more wanted.
P. GaFFNEY, Auctioneer, 287J4 Bowery.
F- OK SALE-A"FIRST"CLASS BAKERY AND CoN
feetlenery Store, and la a very good location on 8th air.;
owner can glee satisfactory tor sailing. Call or address 0.
W., 297 8th av.
For sale-fish, oyster and vegetable mar
kat. with Horse, Wagon. Harness and Fixtures com
plete, cheap rent and excellent location, owner having
other basineaa. Call on or address ROBERT*, car* of agent
United States Express Comnauy. 744 Broadway.
FOR SaLK-WINK ROOM, UPTOWN, HKOADWaY:
best location; satisfactory reason lor leaving; cash re
quired about $500. Address WINK. Uptown Horald office.
For sale or to" DOT?A orb at ' BARGAIN ~A
Rsxery now baking 20 barrels a week: reason, other
business to attend. Apply to J. D. S. O'llKl KN, Rockville
Centre, L. I.
F
Fo
IX
R SALE? CIGAR STAND, IN PARK HOTEL, COR
IX-r ol Iteekm.ui ami Nauu its.
tV)R 8ALK~~ C1i~KAP-a" M ARHLK ~MOSUMKNT, 20
feot high. Apply to Mr. JACOB STOCKINUKIL, 346.
corner Kant 49th II. ao<l lit nr.
1|UR8T~CLASS-CIGAR STOKE FoKSALET?DOING A
' good cash trade; cause for sellmir, slcknras; this is no
humbug, call and see for yourself. 3,070 .'Id sr., Harlem.
hat market r ok"sale^oli>~ kktah l is h e d:
host corner in Brooklyn; low rent: trade first class; for
less than fixtures cost; a rare bsrgsiu. Cimten Market,
Court and Sackelt sts.. Brooklyn.
ARE till A NCR.-FI EST CLASS GROCERY-STORKS;
stablisliod 20 years; cash business , good locality
FLAMMKK, 346 Bowery.
RA
Si
The latest improved new singer family
bowing Machine, sold at the reduced price ol $26.
ENGLISH 8KW1NU MACHINE COMPANY.
746 Broadway.
MACH1SERT.
FOR kaEk-a "*Ko1j k iioRRE i-uKtabiXTijfiTine
and Boiier, new snd In perfect order, at hell priro.
OWEN HOY LAN, 48.1-475 Kett 10m st.
M~aciiinkITy fok sale.?wrights cut "off
Steain Engine, Monitor Hydraulic Klcrators, Haw Mill
Machinery: new and second hand Steam Engines nod
Hollers. Apply or send for clrrnlar.
GEORGE M. CLAPP. 206 Broadway.
ANTED?A SECOND IIAND "HALFT)?(JCKTKR
medium" Universal or Gordon Printing 1'resa Ad
dress GOVERNOR, Soldiers' Home, New Fort Monroe, Va.,
staling terms.
W AN"TKD?ENGINE LATHE. ABOUT 16 INCHES BY
6 feet; small Hhaper. frnin li to IS Inch stroke; small
Upright Drill. Address, stating maker's name and lowest
price. NEW YORK BUTTER COMPANY. 20 to 24 Bridge
St., Brooklyn.
MUSICAL.
A~HuslOtAN. TTii'KKIENCRD IN f*LaYfitO FOR
.A. dancing, is ready for engagements in city or country at
about hall the nsuat rate ; references nnexceptionable. Ad
dress B. a. Herald Uptown nfllce.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
?OARTIER'S DANCiNO" ACADEMY. NO?'8*0nION
J\ ?square ; open all summer; private lessons any hour;
glide waits specialty.
THE LKCTillE NRANON.
Y R6'f ifiiE TO LaDIKS-oN BMEKiiENtHES; HoOM
J_j24 Cooper Unlou; Wednesday, 23d, 3:110 P. M. Ad
mission free.
MATRIMONIAIi.
"It (H-TnTLEM aN "WoCinrXTitET TO VfA^l^rTUff AC.
acquaintance of e young lady. Address 0. P II.. Herald
Uptown elhce
Wl.Yffcr Mill (HI*. dtC.
Abu m me it-nec khs I t'y. ?c h a ieai ; lag a koshk,
the favurite Claret; an original esse of &0 quarts shipped
to any sddress, ou receipt of $24. VICTOR K. M AUGER,
110 ueade St.. New York.
BILLIARDS.
A'XfVr op second hand milLIaRTTYXBICWYR
perfect order, annul to new, at very low prices. H. W.
CULLENDER. 73H Broadway.
m'krTcan standard bevel billiard tables
with Dolanny's wire cushions. Indorsed hy all leading
professional players; extra indueenients now offered; sec
ond hand Tables si great bargains. W. H. GRIFFITH A
CO., 40 Voter at
(AOR SALE I' H eTT'^tWoTi E V K L I,K D HI I.LI A K D
r Tables, by Cullender, with Cues, Halls, Markers and
crerything rnmplete, one year old, at VAN TA8HELL A
KEAHNKV'S Auction Rooms, 22 Union square, 4lb ST..
near 13th st.
New billiard tabi.es $2.->u each".
IIEORUK E. I'll ELAN. 14 Vesev it.
Standard ki/.k coLLBNDBR BEVEL billiard
Table, In use only three months, will be sold at a great
sacrifice. Apply 153 Hleecker, corner Thompson St., up
stairs. Sharp's billiard rooms. __________
AHTIUILOOl.
"~W6NDKHfFC CHIIJ3. iliftkd-WTfil hRcon'd
sight, tells ererythlng without questioning. 123 West
4Uth St.. near Broadway.
Attention i-know thy destiny; DON'T be
Imposed upon by pretenders. Go to 151) West list St.,
nesr Broadway.
? NO I.M POSITION. -HI I* *' REWARD: GREATEST
? business, medlcsl clairvoyant. Mrs. FOSTER isatlsiee
tlou or no liay), lias remored 10.1 East lfllh St., near 41h a*.
\TTKVM<iN ? -OONHDlI ATIu.ns ON BUSINESS,
la* salts, enemies, losses, ansenl friends, lovo. marriage
and death, pay refused unless satisfied. Mme. SINGH I,
Clairvoyant, 302 8th av.
A?WONDER oVfWK AGE.?MRS. PHILIPS. MEDI
?csl. Business Clairvoyant; names, likeuesses. 141
West 4<lth it. __________________
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C1ENTRAL-PARK ~~GARDEN,
CENTRAL I'AKK GARDEN,
HART'S SUMMER THEATRE.
OPEN EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE.
GRAND OLIO" PERFORMANCE
GRAND OLIO PERFORMANCE
GRAND OLIO PERFORMANCE
t* EVERY KVEN I NO. BY 5U ABTISt5T"T
. , r.T& NIGHT. fc ?<? RINGING. DANCING.
EVERY NIGHT, I AT a | SKKTOHEaFAROKR,
EVREY NIGHT, ACTS and WONDERS.
GRAND ORCH'RTRA.
GRAND ORCHESTRA.
GRAND ORCHESTRA,
conducted bjr Siguor G. OPKRTI.
Leader of Orchestra .Mr. H. IV ENNEMECHER
f,0 i
50 STAR OLIO ARTISTS EVERY EVENING.
Admission to all 35 e?nt?
Admission
Admission to all
Reserved seats y - ? cents extra
CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY. AT 2.
CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EVENING. AT 8.
TONY PASTOR'S. TONY PASTOR'S.
M A TOMASI'S
ENGLISH COMIC OPERA TROUl'E.
including the following celebrated
Lyric Artists
y Miss ADA DE CORT, Prima Donna.
Miss J081K F0LCI1. Contralto.
Miss IDA ROSS. Soprano.
Miss ANNIE HENTON. Alto.
Miss CLAKISHK BENTON. Urst Baritone,
Master CHA> LES ROUS. Firs: Tenor.
Master sTKVHN M. GRAHAM. First Bass.
Master AUGUSTUS CLAYTON. Second Base.
Matter JOHN WEISM ANN, Second Tenor.
Vith a complete Ci orus and Orcliestra,
in the boantifal Opera of
CR1SP1NO B LA COM ABE, aTINEeT
fAIRY AND THE COBBLER. I TODAY. I
MATINEES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
Bowery theatre. grand success.
Every evening, grand production of the greatest or
uodera dramas,
THE TWO ORPHANS,
rtth the celebrated Miss LAURA ALBERTA as LOUISE,
be blind girl, and Miss ALICE HARRISON at HEN
rllETTK an., a splendid cast of characters.
KELLER'S iVoNDEIt TIIEATER.
728 BROADWAY. 730.
EVERY EVENING AT R
Entire change of program me.
Last nine nights In New York
HELLER'S WONDERS.
THE LITTLE FRENCH CLOWN.
THE FLYING BIRD CAGE.
TUE LIVING PICTURES.
THE SILVER RINGS.
THE SEVENTH BULLET.
CLOSING THURSDAY, MAY 31.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
DEKLE'S TIVOLI THEATRE.
8th St.. between 2d and 3d aw
MATINEE IO-DaY.
THE GREAT AUSTRIAN ORCHESTRA,
THE GREAT VIENNA BALLET.
THE GREATEST VARIETY SPECIALTIES.
TUE BEST PANTOMIMISTs.
EXTRA MATINEE I.VKKY THURSDAY.
HE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
Broadway and 35th st.
Onen daily Irnm 0 A. M. tfll 10 P. M.
The coolest and most delightful place In the city.
MONSTER LIVING WHITE WHALE.
MAGNIFICENTLY COLORED TROPICAL FISHES,
representing all the colors of the rainbow. . ,
Goigouns Angel Fishes, the sombre "Doctor" Flshee, Yel
low Grants Striped Zebras, curloas Horseman ana other
wonderlul tinny curiosities. ?
Anemone* wboee beautiful colore ontvle those of an East
am ?un*j'!V8 SAJlI(f LUBIN. THE AQUANAUT.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS.
Admission, 00 cents. Children half price.
ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
23d st. and 4th av.
Open day and evening. 25 cents.
ORAND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
will close 10 P. M.. June 2.
EDWARD MOHAN'S
LTA Great Picture,
"fne Commerce of Nations Paying Homage to Liberty,"
is now on exbiuitioi: st the
KURTZ GALLERY, MADISON SQUARE.
Admission 25 cents.
MR
MAY FESTIVAL UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF.
Carl Marwlg for the benefit of at. Stephen's Home, 145
East 28th St., at Stein way Hall, Thursday evening. May 24,
1877, at H o'clock.
PROGRAMME?PART L
1. Serenade ..Gounod
Miss DBKa.TA.NAGH.
?> "Cuius Anlmnm"?from Statist Mater. Rossini
Mr. Oil AS. FRITSC1I.
3. "salve Marts" Uixza
Miss ANTONIA 1IONNE.
4. Mllitalre Concerto Ch. do Beriot
Mr. CABLLANZKR.
6. Walts Song Ardlttl
Miss DF. KAVANAUH.
G. "Dno la Nottee a Vanetsia" ?
Miss UI.NNE and Mr. CH. FR1TSCH.
7. PART II.?March, Tablean and Wand Kxerchies.
BY THE CHILDREN OF ST. STEPHEN'S HOME.
8. Fantasie for Cithers..., T. llucbecker
Mr. JOS. UKKRKL and MaX SAND.
P. PART III.?GRANDMA'S BIRTHDAY.
Operatic entertainment with a number of fancy and comic
dances bv 150 children.
Admission. 50c. Reserved seats, $1.
rjl GRAND JUVENILE COMItTliNGLISH OPERA,
0 In a splendid Opera called
A THR FAIRY AND THE COBBLER,
H TO-DaY. AT
1 TONY PASTitR'S.
'6 585 Rroadwavfand 587 Broadway,
50NY PASTOR'S.
. TONY PASTOR'S.
Hansee crowded to wltnaes
the elegant opera of
CRISP1NO E LA COMAKE,
or the
FAIRY AND THE COBBLER.
GRAND OPERA MATINEE TO-DAY.
1J1VKRY NIOIIT.
L IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
CABLE SPECIALS FROM THE SEAT OFflWAR.
The circulation of the EVENING TELEGRAM lor the
weex ending >nturd>iy. May IB, 1877. was as follows
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LIN...
Monday. 50,600
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINK.
Tuesday 4fl,HJ0
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C. A LINE.
Wednesday 48,100
ADVERTISING ONLY 20C.. A LINK.
Thnrsdsy 47,000
ADVERTISING ONLY 2UC. A LINK.
Friday 46,050
ADVERTISING ONLY 2O0. A LINK.
Saturday 45.4O0
ADVERTISING ONLY 200 A LINK.
Total 288,750
ADVERTISING ONLY 2<lC. A LINK.
Dally average 48.125
Argylb rooms, argtlr rooms,
6TII \V AND 30TH ST.
BRILLIANT TEKI'SICHOKEAN ENTERTAINMENT,
ONLY PLACE OK AMUSEMENT
OF THE KIND IN Tllh CITY.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
COMMENCING AT 0 O'CLOCK.
ENTRANCE ON 30TH ST.
Thomas bakeii's "Roskdalk ualop." as
played And danced at Wallaek'a Theatre in the great
ball rnum Kan* and nlghtlv ontbuiWstlCHllv redemnnded.
Price 4<)r. W. A. POND a CO., Broadway.
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UX1NO. KKNCINU AND SHIIOTINC academy. MO
tHb ar.- Boxing taught in 24 leaanna; ?end lor circular.
Colonel MONSlf.KY.
Ma. t. o. m. a. a i.
? and hu great
UKKaT JUVENILE ENGLISH OPERA TROl'PE,
AT TON V PASTOIU J TODAY.
BttaLlARDS,?JOSEPH DIoN WILL PLAY* A PRAC
tica game of 4o0 nointa with hia brother Cyrille. at art
Vesey ?l, at 2 I*. Al.
CIOLUMHIA OI K A HOUSE, COKNEH WEST I2TII
?Nt. end Greenwich av. Evening* at s. Matlneea Tueaday*.
Thuridaya and Saturday* at .'. New, Spicy Senaatlona.
'French Minuet. ft
I Si salein. I J axlin Mabile I Kemnla limber* I
I Seeing the JUephnnt | t/uadrll.e. I In rent water. |
The Sultan* Seraglio: or. the Distv Blonde*. Artiat'a
Model*. Amaronlan Alarchoe, Strange sight* for Straii
ger*. On thoSly. B on 2 C all theae rich, rare, racy,
noveltlea.
A
LL COME. ALL COME, ALL COME:
? TONY.
-PasTOR'S
?aud *ee
TIIK OKKAT JUVENILE ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE
TO-DAY.
IKVINO HALL.-TO LEASE. THIS UNRIVALLED
ball and concert hell. Apply to D. J. OKaIN, 114 Emt
ISth at.
CYHUKCU OK THE D1SClPLKs.-OBA.ND TEsTf
Vnioulnl Concert to Mr. A. 0. Arnold thl* Tneiday
eienlng. May 22. Arbnckle. rnrueti.t; Lumliard, hit**->;
Hill, tonor; Mi?a Annie J. Iterio, eoprano; Mme. Lelgler,
E S. Cntninlng*. <>rg?ni*t; O. W. Colby, mutlcal director.
AdniUtlon cent*.
Ilf ANTKD-lJiPOKMATION HOW TO oKT UP a M \Y
m pole dance. Addrem EXHIBITION, box 43 Eu*t
Orange, N. J.
Banjo and staok dancinu tauoiit. chari.kh
UOUBON, MO Bowery and 11 UNKY DOUbON, 460
6th a?.
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SO CENTS ADMISSION SO CENTS
UNION 8Q U A KB TUhA FkE. *
n.^il Mr- ?HE K ID AN SHOOK
KWirf? -;;;???? ...Mr. A. M. PALMER
NM KK ?a ?EER SMIKB.
2; fS" ?nd continued success of SMIkK.
HMIKE. KMTJvP
S?!!b'''- ? Play are shown the most 8MIKK.*
KM IKK* WONDERKL'LLV^REALISTIC SMIKB.
{*51 IKS' MhNES, SMIKK.
. Including the SMIKK!
J i.K- MARVELLOUS Coach SCENE. SMIK&
SMI KK VouV u !.'f#P.a2l!r,,w0f th* 8MIKR.
YORK MAIL trrfb the SMIKK
? ? SARACEN'S IIi'.AD, SMIKb!
o 15 f together with the SMIKK.
SuJbw" OBKATE8T CAST SMIKe!
o\i!i-r' ?TOr 8|vy" t0 ? Dickens dramaln a SMIKK.
'RE' New York thmitro. S.MIKE.
SifJbE- SATURDAY. MAY 26. hmikkI
SB IKE. THIRD MATINEE OP SMIKE. HMIK&
BOOTH'S THEATRE. DRAMA
k:r.?:? ,nd Managers RIONOLO A TILL0T>0\
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FUllTflBR NOTICE'.
MR. OEOROE RIONOLD
In YV sua Phillips' romantic lour act Plsv
AMOS CLARK.
Ith .
Rlgnold
as
Amos Clarlh
Sigmoid
as
Amoa Olarkt
Rlgnold Mr. P. B. WARDS
I AS
Amos Clark. THE BARONET.
Rlpnold I Mils MARIE WAI.NWRIGHT
as I as
Amos Clark. | MILDRED VAUGHAN.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE AT 1:30.
. . . ? POPULAR PRICES.
Admission. 7j cents; reserved orchestra seats, 81.
D
ALY'S STH AVENUE THEATRE.
POSITIVELY FAREWELL WEEK OP XIS8
NN N KEEK II L SSa OOO NN N
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TO-NIOHT AND THUH8DAY.
w. wwt, B?MBp AND JULIET.
Jllis MilLhON for the only times as JULIET
TO-MORROW EVENING.
Shakespeare's TWELFTH N1GIIT.
Positively last time ot Miss NEli,SON as VIOLA.
FRIDAY NIGHT,
Miss NEILSON'S FAREWELL BENBPrP.
u. .ntf cau ''ADY OE LYONS.
mVmhio PAUL IN*
Mr. OOGHLAN as. .CLAUDB
_ . And the
BALCONY SCENE FROM ROMEO AND JULIET
Mirs. NEILSON imra.
Mr. KIGNOLl) (who has kiudlv volunt"erod) as ROMEO '
SATURDAY?FAREWEf.L MATINEE,
v, SATURDAY NIGHT.
MUs DAVENPORT'S ANNUAL BENEFIT FESTIVAL.
"THE HUNCHBACK,"
In which Miss NEILSON, who lis* most kindly volunteered.
Will make her FAREWELL APPEARANCE ss juliS
with tho following HARE CAST:? ^
Mr. OOOIILAN ss..Sir THOMAS CLIFFORD
Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT (who has kindlv volun
teered; as MASTER WALTER
and
Miss DAVENPORT as. ^.HELER
MOiIDAY NEXT. MAY 28.
the new Parisian Drama of powerful human intsrsst
"VKS r A."
Grand opera house. '
POOLE AND DONNELLY Lessees and Menaces
RESERVED SEATS (Orchestra Circle), HO OSNll
LAST WEEK OF TIIE SEASON.
Last week of
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT.
*r-CHAr8; F. COGHLAN, JOHNjBROUOHA*
JAMEs LkWIS, ,1. H. STUDLEV
and FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE COMPANY.
In Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY'S Historical Play.
THE PRINCESS ROYAL.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Remember?Last week ol this great attraction.
hf'oH/tf,^ c!nKnln!{ "r sumrn?r Season with
a MOSI POWERFUL DRAMATIC ATTRACTION.
A LLAOK'B. ?*
Proprietor and Manager Mr. LESTER WALLACB
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THERE WILL RE NO MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
EVERY EVENING. AT 8,
Mr. W a Hack's play,
ROSEDALE.
FXOUT8ITKLV PICTURESOUK SCENERY
ELEGANT FURNITURE AND APPOI.\TMENTS?
UNIFORMS AND COSTUMES *
ALL ENTIRELY NEW
and expressly prepari d for this prodnctlom
Mr. LESTER WALLACE
as
ELLIOT GRAV.
Other charaetor* by Mr. JOHN OILBERT. Mr IIARRV
Uj'-CKETT. Mr. EDWARD A KNOTT, Miss ALLIK DOiL
5 REARLE. Mr. YV. J. LEONARD
Mr. YV. A. EYTINGK, Mr. C. K. EDWIN Misa ADsJ
DVAS. Miss FLORENCE V1LLIERS. .Yl|? tiFFIE GEIU
DELL 'ARRKN, Mrs. SEFTofc and Miss BLA1S.
^r'rhe |'|Dou superb atoga production ever aeen In thiseonna
ttls sale to say that no play could be better placed on
Time*"* orbeUer acYoo than "Rosedale" now is.-- Sonde J
wn.' l? on|T one Lester Wallnck. there is but oca
fjiiiot iirny?Jiercury.
Curri ?k?*8 may be ordered at 11
TON^ I'ASTOK'sS TONY I'AMTftR'i
grand juvenile opep.a matinee ?
^3
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PI.V MUKOIITKN, OKOANS, <KC.
A 011ANCB.?SPLENDID NEW UPRIGHT AND
square Pianos to rout, mt-l rent allowed if pnrcnaseil; a
tew nearly new exceedingly low; all new Planes warranted
lor live years; greatest reduction to cash customers evel
offered, at HAINES BROS, , 145 and 147 5th av., corner 21 st
St. Old Pianos taken In exchange.
A?FOR RENT. UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRANT)
? Pianos of our own make; also for aula and rent, a nnne
tier of tine socoudhan I Pianos, In perfect order. WILLIAM
KNAHK >t CIO., N >. 112 otn av.. above 16th st.
Assortment ok second hand steinway"
Pianos, some nearly new, very low; also Plaoos of other
makers; beware of boras pianos palmed off as genuine
Sleinway make, at auction or in private houses. STEIN*
WAY A SONS, Htelnway Hall. 14th st. New Yorfc
\ PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL STKINWA*
XXPIanof irte at sserillce : a brilliant and powerful toned
four round rosewood case; Piano richly carved, and Inlaid
with marquetry, having every improvement, 7V? octaves,
lull a.raffe ,te., purchased at Cciiienulul. cost $1,500. will
se 1 f. r f:?Ki chkii : a perlect narior gem ; an elegant cabinet
Upright Piano, $;'si, also handsome and desirable Home,
hoiri Furniture in lots to suit. N. II. -Furniture and Plants
can be oacked lor shipping If desired. Call piivate residence
No. 47 West Ifltb sc. between ,'ith ami Olli avs.
A LADY WILD SACRIFICE STEINWAY PIANO FOR
.1100; a magnificent ~'i octave Pianoforte with all mod.
em improvements, patent agraffe, overstrung bass. lout
large round corners, carved legs and case, cost last Novetn,
hei $I,20H, for $2.~si; Stoul, Cover and Mnslo Stand, eest
$125; boxed lor shipping; a rare chance to buy a first class
Instrument for little money. Call helore purchasing else,
where at private residence 15(1 East l*Uh St., between .'14
av. and Irving place, one block east of Union square.
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR RLE.
rant Steiuway Pianoforte, a brilliant toned lour ronod
A, ^ .
rosewood plamdorte, cost $750, for $2i)<l; Stool, Cover and
Box. Call prlvato residence 206 West 25th St., near
i th av.
A ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, CARVED
XYlegs, all Improvements, cost $450, for 6100. Residence
?216 East ailtli at.
A BRILLIANT TONED DECKER PIANOFORTE FOR
sale cheap; also magnificent lour round cornar Wlndsol
Planotorte, oust 61,000. lor $200; large assortment House*
bold Furniture lor less than half cost. Can be bought t?
day at private residence 120 West 2Md St.. near 6th av.
AVVKHKR PIANO TO MB BOLD?A~bTrOAIN; TO*
dav ar Wednesdsy ; the family leaving; price $160. 5l4
West filst st. Ring third hell.
NEW 7 OCTaV PIANO. $175 ; 11fl ICKEKI Nf i.
Stolnway and ether Pianos and Organs, cheap for cash,
en Inst alm-nts or rout. S. X. RAUL A CO. removed to 11
East 14th st.. formerly Ohiokering Hall.
I " i'EW SECOND HA.\I)~WEBER PIANOS AT VRKT
XXgrcst bargains, some of tliem used lint avety short lima
hv our best musicians and really almost as good as new)
fully warranted la every resnect. Please call at tha Webe*
Warerooms, 5th av. and IRlh st.
ii ai,s11 ioi.n f 7 oi l wk" rosewood. carved
ivl ug I'isnoferte, only $75; rare bargain. At GORDON'S,
157 itieecaer st.
1JHAN0S.7 I Ill I'AVI S7$fau COST IhOs organs
two slops $45; nine, $<15; twelve. $75.
If v.N I E I. I . if I. v I I'V. Wash i iic ton. New Jersey.
IAN<?7. -CASH BARtJ At Nsr?4irf??. 7 OCTAVBR|
Raven A Bacon, 111*); rents $4; uprlgliis, $75; Organs,
$M>. GORDON A SON. El East Mill si.
SIIRKWIN A 11 EitRKKT. REMOVED To SM SBOaS
way: Pianos to rent from $n a month ; bargains In second
band Cliluserliig, Stolnway and other makers.
rjiwo he vi Tii i i," 7 ra~ouTA?K piano*. tuKwf
L new. relelirated makers; Stools A Covers; sacrifice. 1,361
Broadway, corner il itli si.
ITPRIiIHT AND SQUAMTk pianos. $75 TO $2.56, *?
J and $10 monthly till paid, er rent $.'l upward.
RE ITs, s Union square i4tli ev.i, near 14th st. ^
I \ N'l'KI ution .
4 LI; E It If A. MOO K Kh E PI Ng.'aR IT fl MhttC, PBtf
1\ maushlp, Grammar, spalllng. all hours. PaINE'H Hut
ness College, I?i7 Hroadwav ; also 112 Bowery.
A COMPETENT TEACHER WISHES To OtVB LEI
suns on ilie iiiauotorto or either In French ortierman la
reiurn lor three Rooms in a .ultiiilo locality. Addres*
PRECEPTOR, Herald < fflce _
DISTRICT SCHOOL NK.vK CITY ? ANTsTvi M EDL
ately principal, moderate salary ; boarding school waiill
nurmttl gradanta lor aittiimii: seminary wants physical
sciences; two accomplished I'.piscop illan ladios for Wests
ern seminary. SCIIEKM KKHOKN. !*? East HIE
MRS. W .~U. BRYAN'S" SEMINARY
for Y ouog Ladies, iiaiavia, ft. t.

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