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Fine French Chip*. 91.
Milan Dauieheffa. 65c.
Leghorns, 81 to 82 S5.
t-bade, Coaching and Children'* Sailor Bau at a sacrifice.
FLOWEKS.
5,000 cartoon* of One French Flower*, for 81 and $2 90;
farmer price, 95.
PBaTII Kltfi.
Oitrich Flumes, Tips. Pompons. Wlnjf* and Fancy
Feather*. at price* never before offered.
SILKS,
RIBBONS,.
GLOVES,
TIES AMD 8ILK HANDKEKCHIF8,
LACES,
VIS I LINGS,
RUFFLING8,
SUM UMBRELLAS AND PAKASOL8,
LaCB GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES.
Special attention given to raade-nn Lace Goad*.
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Our entire Stock of stuff, liuen, lawn and cambric Sulta,
to b? eloced nut al an Immense sacrifice.
500 muff Suits, $4 00, formerly sold for 812
1.000 line Suits, poplin and mohair, $10; former price, $18
and $23.
Striped ailk Suits, $1H; reduced from $30.
One lot ailk Suits,
Bunting Suita. clearing oat at one half value.
Cambric, llnea and lawn Hulta, (2 50; marked down
from $4.
Fine cambric. $3 69: worth $0.
800 Suit* for $4 HO.
One lot Qneal quality, $5; worth $9.
UNDERWEAR.
Cbemlaea. 24c., 37c., 48c., R5c., up lo $5.
Drawers, 24c. It 65c.
Full ?et* Cheiulse, Drawers and Gown, with embroidered
edge. $M 15.
Closing out our children'* linen, cambrie, lawn and piquet
Snita lor the cost ol material.
Babies' Trousseau, Basket, Robe and Blanket, $42.
FANCY GOODS.
Fans-pearl, ebony, bone and feather.
10,000 JAPANESE FANS.
2..Y10 Japanese Fans. 15c.. cost 40c.
Ladies' and gentlemen's Travelling Satchels at mnnnfac
tnrers' prices.
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Six good Shirt", linen bosoms, for $5.
Six good Wamsutta mualin, extra fine llne\) bosoms, $5 70.
Six beat quality, made to order, for ft).
Boys' Shirts, R*>c.; Nlrlit Shirts, 95c.
HOSIERY!
TRIMMINGS,
FRINGES,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Closing oat the stock of our Millinery Department, con
listing of 1,000 bnely trimmed Bonnets and Hats, at one
tbird their original cost.
U. O'NEILL A CO.,
321 to 320 3th av.,
corner of 2Uth at.
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JOHNSON BROTHERS A CO..
JOHNSON BROTHERS ? CO.,
JOHNSON BROTHERS A Cf
UNION SQUARE.
UNION 8QUAK&
GREAT CLEARINO SALE.
GREAT CLEARING SaLF..
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
FRENCH TRIMMED 11ATS AND BONNETS.
FRENCH TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
re will sell our ntock of Trimmed Bonnet* and Round
Hats *t a reduction of 50 per cent from former prices.
Ladies will do well to call and examine our atock before
Baking tbeir purchases.
. (STRAW C.OODS.
% STRAW GOODS.
We bare added this last week .'If JO cases of Straw Goods to
oar retail slock, which contain all the very latest shapea
and which we will se:l tor oue-half their actual cost of pro
faction.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
We are Jnst in receipt of seme very elegant noveltina tn
FRENCH FLOWERS, which, aa the season is now far ad
vanced, we will sell without any regard to their actnal cost.
RIBBONS.
RIBBONS.
We continue the sale of our stock of SASH RIBBONS a*
before.
7 fnebes wide extra qnality GROS GRAIN for 45 centa
and 8 inches wide for 50 cent*.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
UNDERWEAR.
Ladle* before leaving the city will do well to eall and ex
tmlne our stock of Underwear, aa tbev will find our prices
Tor the *ame much lower than tbev are sold for elsewhere.
COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICITED, SAMPLES AND IN
FORMATION AS TO STYLES. PRICES, iC.. SENT ON
APPLICATION. PROMTT ATTENTION AND SATIS.
FACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
JOHNSON BROTHERS A CO.,
84 and 36 East 14th it.,
UNION SQUARE.
B
LOoMLNGUALh BUOi ilfclUi, 93i> AV.,
win r?ui"V? to
0 00
3D AV.. SOUTHWEST CORNER 50TH ST.,
aa soon as alteration* urn completed.
P HIOR Ladies' Mlases' and Children's HAT8 at HALF
FKlOtt PRICE.
PRIOR Sailor Hats reduced lrom 25c. to 17c., 45c. to
PRIOR 35c.. 72c. to OOc.. *1 60 t? $1.
PRIOR Ladies'beat quality Canton Dres* Hats, In all
PRIOR tb* latest shape*, reduced to 25c.
TO Ladie*' fine Milan lint*, reduced to 75c,
T>> Ladiea' flu* Chip llava reduced te SOc.
TO A #
TO I TRIMMED HATS I
TO
TO at leas thau cost of material.
TO
LADIES' ?SUITS
TO
TO
REMOVAL in graas Cloth, $1 25,
Kb MOVAL in grass Cloth, three pieces, $1 63
HKMOV'AL Linen Suit*. $2 s*. 8:1 25 and up.
REMOVAL loo Cambric Suits, trimmed with Foulard.
IMMENSE $2 Wi. aold a week ago at $5.
IMMENSE Splendid Lawn Suits, In alleolors, at greatly
IMMENSE reduced prices.
IMMENSE I.auirs Linen Ulster and Dnster*, Children's
BARGAINS Piquet ami lawn Suit* and *Up* la every
BAIUiAlNS style.
BARGAIN'S Ladles'strloed Summer Skirt*. 40c., GKc.,
BARGAINS 70c , 75c. and up.
BARGAINS l.adlea' Lawn Basques In graat variety;
HAROAINS the newest and prettiest i* the
AT ?> <S>
AT | CROQUET BASQUE. |
BLOOMINGDALK'!*, Ladles' Uoderwear marked down.
BIjOOM I NODaLE's, Good mualin t'hemlie needlework
BLOOM1KGDaLf/s, Insertiug and lac* trinimlug. 45c.
BLOOMINGIiaLE'S, Ileal quality muslin Chemlae,
BLOOMINOD ALE'S, corded hand, 80c.
BLOOMIIMiDALE'S. Beet quality mualin Ciiemise,
BLOOMINODALK'S, lacked, inaertlng and edging, S5c.
??:ts 3|> AV. Gown, good miialiu, tucked all way down,
R3H 3D AV. 8He.
*W 3D AV. Oown. very good mualin, fine edging,
MS 3D AV. lined yoke. *1 2 ?
?3* 3D AV. Skirt, good mualin. nine tucks, 7fic
VW 3D AV. Skirt, very fine muslhi, three cluster*, 81c.
jut* 3D AV Skirt, verj fine, mue-lucb rufllea an<|
WW 3D AV. seven tucks, $1 55
Vf attinosT
^A cargo Jast arrived too late lor wholesale trade, pur
cba**4 at auction, will b* offered in quantitle* te suit at
leea than neat or landiag.
Wbl*o, rod, chock aad fancy patterns trsm 20 cout* per
N? B.?100 roll*, slightly wet. will bo sold ''way 4pwn."
SIIEFPARD KNArP,
Wo*. I S3 and 1X5 Sixth avenue.
one door below 13th IV
t. R-CARPRTS.
Clearing np aale. Astonishing bargains.
!? ordov to olose oat patterns which we do aot intand to
will offer during ilia balance of the month at
lew thao cost of importation or m?nafacturer*' price*,
I erg* line*, chwteo dortgn*
nOHrOBT. IfEALTH, KCO ROM V.-KEEP'S SIGHT
l^Stiirta. extra long, A lor ?6: VI each; bast quality.
KKEF'S'rthlrts, 023 Broadway and 427 Knlfnn St., Briog
it*- m
?1QC1 ?TH AV.-MH8 B. ST J. T A Oh, MANUFAC
ijOOuirfr of fl?* Invbhbte*. Men tor the front hair,
Switches Carla. Puffs, .sc.. at low-t prices.
ff KRp'l KXSLiSU SOCKS. .*3 * DOZEN, 2'H'.. A
IV Mir KEEP'S Linen Handkerchiefs, lor gentlemen,
m/mL ? i |J SO wttk /OX7 box. KEEP'S Shirts.eii
SSJSII ?SS 427 Faltoo *r2r^n.
A.~
DHT GOODS.
Kit* MX MM KUS A 1RI EEZl .9M
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K B MM MM K A A R BE 8
B B MMMMB AARRB 8
RRR M MM M KKB A A RBR KEB MS
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RB M N\ ME A ARRE 8 ?
B ?? M M MJCEEKA AB B EBB* BSS
H*r1 nb Bad* larre purchase* the put week
will offer oc MONDAY
Ike greeted bargains to be lound is this elty
Id
butlag.eembtlo, linen, lews aud Svlu Costumea;
leva, Swise, eembrir end calico Wreppere,
Overskirie end Basques and Polonaises;
Mlieee' end Children's linen end pique Dreue*
end Overgarment* o! every description.
Don't fell to examine before pnrehaelag,
Buntinr Suit*, ell styles, elaborately trimmed, at 115, $18,
?0. ?_M, JU5.
Linen Sulla, trimmed with embroider*, all Une goods, at
*?> SO. JH 50, $fi 75. 9*. ?10. #11.
Fine bfttlMe Suite, trimmed with embroidery, 90 75, $B. $9,
*10. 312.
Fine linen Overnkirts end Basqnee, #3 75, 94 50, 94 75,
$?'. 50, ?j.
Colored eembrir Suite in erory Imaginable style, in green,
brown, navy blue, blatk ell trimmed with brolding
ur embroidery, Ct 25, f:t 75. 94. S4 50.94 05.
Handsome lawn .-nits, white ground, colored spot, ana
trimmed wltb vel edging. #5 'J5.
<8>
FINE LAWN. CALICO AND
CA.MUKIC W RAPPEES.
Fine white lawn Wrapper*, trtmuied with embroidery, at
*4 50, *4 75, $*1. $7. 88 50 to #20.
Myllsb white lawn Wrappers. trimmed wltb linen lace and
inserting, $7 5C>, *8 30. $10 tu $18.
Calico Wrapper*. aeleoted pattern*, 85c. #3e.. $1 IS.
Flae Cambric Wrappers, Spanish Bounce, 91 25, fl 35.
Large assortment of flue colored French lawn Wrappers,
bandsooieiy trimmed wltb lace, $20 to 525.
Full line ofllnen and mobair (Tlstera.
tircat reduction in cloth Sacquos and Dolmans to cloea
out.
I SHETLAND SHAWLS.
<?> ^
Now openlnir our reKulur importation of tine .'?hctland
Shnwla Tor country and *?sslde use. all sleet and colors, at
$1. *1 23. $1 50. ?l 85, $2 to $0 each.
<g>
I LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDE11WEAK. ,
?
We are now offerinir astonishing bargains In this depart
ment. to which we direct attention.
Immense assortment of lawn Dressing Sacques, 80c.
l.uwti Dressiug isacquas, Wltb embroidered ruftle, $1 12.
Laws Dressing Sacques, with linen or val luce ruffle,
$1 85. #2, *2 23.
We are making daily additions to our already very large
stock of Ann Underwear, trimmed with linen lace, and can
offer the largest variety of
Walking and 'l'ralu Skirts, Chemires, Drawers, Ac., at
the very lowest prices.
Full line of Children's Pique Linen Dresses. Waists, Ac.
Corsets, in all popular makes, at lower prices than any
other bonse.
<s>
GAUZE MERINO UNDERWEAR.
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in every quality, lor ladies, gentlemen and children, at our
usual low prices.
Centlemen's muslin Drawers, IOc. ; Jean Drawers, SOe.
Special bargain# in Ladies' Lille thread Cloves.
Opening on .MONDAY,
an Immense assortment ot Straw Hats,
Tor ladies, misses, children and youths,
20c., 25c., HOc.. 38c., 44c., 50c.
Ladles' line real French Cbip Hats. 50c.,
and all the new shapes In lino white Frenrh chip.
Opening dully finest French Flowers, Tips and Feathers,
lu the most desirable styles, at
great redaction from former prices.
Specialties In made up Lace Good, Kurtilngv Ac.
Lace Goods made to order at short notice.
RICHARD MEARES,
Oth ar. and llHh at,'
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C A A U U T II 0 OKN N
C AAUCrllOONNN
C AAUUTIIOONNN
C A AAA U U T 11 O ON N N
0 A AU UT II 0 O N N N
COA AUUT II 0 O N NN
CO A A UU T U 00 N NN <?>
Dressmakers and others using the
Novelty Wired Dress Facing.
The immense success of the combined Dress Facing and
Skirt Extender has Induced others to manufacture an in
ferior article and sell thorn for our goods. Every artiolo
made by ni has this cloth label attached"Something
new!! Recommended by all dressmakers. Elegant, econ
omical. Season 1877. Novelty Train Supporter. This sup
porter has to he hasted inside md even with tlia bottom of
the dress, on the train only, and will effectually protect it
from beinir soiled or worn out, as well as greatly contribute
to the graceful and elegant appearance of the skirt. No
dresa ought to be worn without It. To give tbe dress less
?w?ep take out the wires"?and Is countersigned in red ink,
S('HWAR A Cd
New York Novelty Company.
128 Cnureh st.
Retailed by all first class dealers.
BE1"S SHIRTS, 023 BROADWAY AND 427 FULTON
St.. Brooklyn.? Very best quality; very lowest prices.
Send your address and get samples free. Half the usual
cost saved.
K~~KEP'M WHITE JEAN DRAWERS,
50 cents a pair:
only one quality?the very best.
KEEI"S Sblrts. IDS and 107 .Mercer St., New York.
K
A.
EEP'8 WHITE JEAN DRAWERS,
50 cents a pair,
oaly one quality?the very best.
KEEF'S Shirts, 165 and 1H7 Mercer St., New York.
For Other Dry Goods Advertisement* See
First P?ffe.
HIILL.IVKRY AM) DRESSMAKING.
- A?M L LE VrIN C E.
IMPORTER OF FINE MILLINERY.
045 BROADWAY, AND I7:? 5TR AV.,
BETWEEN 22D AND 23D STS?
begs to inform her numerous customers that, previous to
her leaving for Europe, she will offer the balance ot her
large and elegant stock of nntrimtned and trimmed import
ed Bonnets and Hound Hats at greatly reduced prices, thos
giving ladies an opportunity of pnrchssing the choicest
novelties from this celebrated house at low figures. Sun
and Seaside Hats a specialty,
HE. ~CHOWE'S WASHING DUCK HAT; tiOOD
? for ocean travel. Ac.. Ac.; just ont. 30 Union square.
?E. CKOWh. IMPORTER OK ENiJLISH KOI ND
Hats. Feathers, Ac., 39 Union square, first floor, ovor
A
Breutauo's
A?MRS. FEDDIE'8 VENUS FITTING OOK8ETS;
? linen, Jeans, coutil, silk and satin Corsets. t!7l tttli av.,
near 39th.
-MISS J. SCOTT. 115 WEST 22D ST.. WILL DI8
?peso of balance of Stock for hall cost; Trimming, 50c.
for ibis month only. Ladies' own material made up.
T (MB )ROADWAY?SILK SUITS MADE. $10 AND
upward; Street Suits, $5; Cutting, Basting, i>rapiug
specially.
f M AK1ETlLMANN'K (FROM PARIM), AGENT AND
importer?Fine French Bonnets. Paris price3. 423 Oth
av., seooud door below 20th st.
CLEAN YOUR OWN CRAPE.-FKENCH PKEPaRA
tlon, $2 50 per bottle. Send orders to FRANK NOE,
box 3.612 I'ost office.
1/ C O N O M y7?I) 11 ESS ES CUT, BASTED ANlTlOOPED';
JjJ.ireel, dinner and evening Dresses made In elegant
styles Mine. HEPPARD. 101 14tb St., corner 8th av.
Mme. a: ValmbiZT
791 Hroadway.
begs to announce that her great clearing out sale for the
season will cuinmenco Monday, J line 18, and continue dur
ing tbe ioiluwing week. Ladies', Misses and Children's
Suits, Cloaks, Costumes and i'olmans marked down lull)
50 per Cent ; Linen-ults. 62 and upward; Mohair Suits, 95
ana upward; Cashmere Suits, $10 uud upward. An early
call I* necessary to secure bargains. Mme. A. PALMER,
791 Broadway (opposite Graco Chnrch<, near 10th st.
MME. RaLLINGiT importer. i.ivi BROADWAY.?
Novelties iu FmucU Bonnets and Loudfu Round Huts,
Carriage, Dinner and Walkiug Costumes, Wraps, Ac.
fDBTSFACTSiFWBIJt BOX PLAinwi. BHI?
ring and nemming done by machine. Also French Flut
ing and l'lnking done In various styles by S. JOSEPH, 38
Forsyth St., near l anal st. llrancii office, 2(rJ Fultou at.,
between Orange and Pine apple sts., hrooklyn.
TO THE LADIES OF TASTE-A OHANCK SEU)oS
offered.?imported Bonnets and Round Hats of faultloas
sbanes, for which this house Is ronownod, selling at half tlie
cost of importation. C. DE LACY, 882^ Broadway, near
I IMM.
>) |o era av. a. a COAL, 20 years xaxufac
O'xOtnnng finest toilets, evening dresses and cloaks;
luiewmnan st Walters' alio late front leading Broadway
houses ; exquisite fits and elegant Imported design* guar
an teed from HI yards of silk, by artistic workmen at mini
mum prioes.
m 1 ropk a n an a nidira,
Mtwrtf HI ;:.I'T fjtD ECONOMIC KOI TK fo lio!?.
LAND. BELGIUM. THE RHINE, .tWITZEKLAND.
AC.. AC., VIA ROfTbilDAM.
Steamer MAAS. June 21
Ste tmer ('ALAND July 5
These heaufilul steamers, carrying the United .Mates
mail to the Netherlands are gre ?t iavorues with tbe puniic.
Trips regular, rates low, cointort and living perfect.
For Irwlsht. For passage,
FUNCfl, EDYE A CO.. L. W. MURK 18.
27 South William at. 50 Broadway
(Morris' European Kxpress).
t>asupokts from w a si i in < ? to n ~rkocu7<Et> 'by
L JOII.N A. MuaOKLKY A SON, Passport Agents, 42
Piue st.
INHI'iTeI\<<I?R Ua<IGAGE IN ARCTIC INSURANCE
Company, 104 Hroadway.
Kate to Europe.
?VI cents por $100.
* DEl-hiH I'KI I. SIMMER TRIP I'O EUROPE WITH
./V-mail experienced party; expenses $500 gold. Address
Ei KoPh^tn w?st m?b.
J~ o'ilN OATTRAOH. rur.NK MANUFACTURER AND
Importer ot Leather Goods (removed fr>>tn corner of
ltroadwa> and Wall st ), 730 Hroadway. below A?for piace.
A lull assortment of Ladles' anil tfentlenion's I'runss tor
American and Kuropeaii travel. Stateroom Trunks, Chairs,
Ac., lor the steamers.
VATIONAL LINE.?PIRKs NOS. 44 AND 51 N. R.
i\ FOR LONDON.
HOLLAND Wednesday, June 20, 12 :? P. MJ
roR UUEENnfOWN AND LIVRItPOoK
ITALY June 23, 3 P. M. I SPAl.V.Julv 14. KM A. M.
ENGLAND.July 7, I :30 P. M. | EUI.N July Jl. 2 P. M,
Cabin and steorage passage and drafts from ?1 upward
Issued at vcry low rases. Company's office HH Hroadway.
r. W. .1 HirRsT. Manager.
V'liiTU GBRMAR LLOXP
II UTEAMSIIIP LINE HK.TWERN nkw YORK, SOUTH
aMI'ToN AND BREMEN.
Company's pier, font ot second ?t . llo*>?kan.
ODER....Saturday. June 23 i NECkAK.Saturday, Jnlv 7
RIIEIN. Saturday. .Inn.- :m I >1 \IS -anirday, July 14
Kates ol pa???ge Irotn Now York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen : ? First I, aiiln . f 1CSI, gold ; second Cabin, $riO.
gola; Sleorago. $."*1. currene/ Itetitrn tlekets at redu< ed
rates Prepaid Steerage Certificates, $30, earroney.
For freight or psss^.p^
S A CO., 2 Bowling Gree*
K V ROPE AW STEAMSHIPS.
Hamburg amerioan packet companv'fKhffi
for Plymouth, CImhnwii nod Hamburg.
HERDER Jiin* 21 | KRISI * July ?
WIEI.a.ND . June-H| HaSTMONIa July 13
Rate* of passage to Plymouth, juoikIoh, Cherbourg, llntn
berg and ?ll point* in EnglandFirst Cabin. $|i?i, gold;
Second Cabin, $60. -cold; HMeriire, $3o, currency.
KUSHAKDT A CO.. C. R. RICHARD 4 BOAS.
Geuerel Agents, General Passenger Anon**,
?l Brand st. V Y. 61 Broadway N. V.
C^KXBRAL TRAM ATLANTIC COMPAN!
rriiis mail steamers ok this company, be
TWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE. CauLING AT
plymouth (G. B.J. Inr the landing of passengers, trill
sail from pier 42 North liiver, foot of Morton it., every
Wednesday.
FR iNl'K. Trudelle Wednesday,June 20, 1 1*. M.
AM EltlyUE, Pouiols Saturday. June 23.2 P. M.
?pKKKl.lK, Dsure Wednesday. June 27, 0:30a. M
Price of passage, lit cold (including wine)
To Havre?First Cabin, $100; Second Cabin, #05; Tnirtl
Cabin, $35.
Steerage, $20, including wine, bedding and utensils.
To Plymouth. Loudon or any railwsy station In England?
Firpt Cabin. (00 tu $100, according to accommodation;
Second Cabin, $H5; Third Cabin, $35; Steerage, $-7. in
clmilug everything aa above.
Ketnrn ticket* at very reduced rales, ???liable through
England and France.
Steamers marked thus * do not carry steerage pusson
P rV LOU1-* DE BEHIAN.At.-ent 55 Broadway.
THE AMERICAN steamship COMPANY
OK PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL LINK.
7 ho only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI
CAN FLAG. Sailing every thursday from Philadelphia
tttd WEDNESDAV Irora Liverpool.
THE RED STAR LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Carrying the Melgiau ani United States Malls. Selling
every twelve days alternately from Philadelphia ?nd New
lork. Direct .ndonl^
For rates ol nassage and other iulorrautlon apply to
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Geuoral Agent*.
307 Walnut St., Philadelphia. 52 Broadway. New York.
UNITED STATES mail I.INE.?-team TO
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing on TUESDAY.
Irom pier 40 North River.
IDAHO .. Jane IH. Noon I WISCONSIN.July 17.10 A M.
WYOMING.July 3 10 A. M. | MONTANA.. .July 31, 0 A. M.
Cabin, $55, $05 and $75, currency.
Intermediate, $40; Steerage. $20.
Passengers booked to nun from Purl*, Hamburg, Norway.
Sweden, Ac. Drafts on Ireland, England, Prance and Ger
many at lowed rates.
WILLIAMS * GUION, 29 Broadway.
SW6Tal~n6tTck. 1 THE * SPLENDID MAIL STEAM
ship Idaho, Captain llolmes, sails Irom Pier 40 North
River, loot of King St., for Queenstown and Liverpool on
Tnnadiiy. June 1!>, at noon precisely; cabin. Intermediate
and steerage passage at lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS
A GUION, 211 Broadway.
Viril^O^LINll-KllirsOUrilTMTTClN AND HULL,
Tr inling trom Eagle pier, Hobokeu, as follows:
yeddo June 30 I OTHELLO Jnly 14
First cabiu, $70, currency: second cabin, 845. currency.
Excursion tickets on very favorable terms. Tbroagh tickets
Issued to Continental and Baltic ports. Apply lor full par
ticulars to CllAlU.I'.S L. WltlGlIT it CD.. 50 South st.
Great western .steamship line
TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
Sailing from pier 1H East liiver, as follows:?
CORNWALL, ntampor. Thursday. June 2*
SOMERSET, Western Thursday, July 12
Cabin parage, $70; intermediate, $45; steerage, $30
carrency: excursion tickets, $120; prepaid steerage certlfl
cute*, $iiO. Apply to W. D. MORGAN, Agent, 70 Sonth st.
noTior"LinTTTmte"d'stat ks mail steamers
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
DEVONIA, Juno 23, 2 P. M. I califokni A.Julv 7.2 P.M.
ANCHORIA,Jult*30.8 AM. | ETHIOPI A, July 14. S A M.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL OR DERUY.
Cabin, $05 to $Ht). according to accommodations.
Intermediate, $35: Steerage, $2S.
SEW YOHK TO SOUTHAMPTON AND LONDON.
UTOPIA June 23. 2 P. M. I ALSATIA, July 7. 2 P. M.
Cabin, *55 to $70; Steerage, $2K
Cabin Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
Dralt* issued tor any amount st current rates.
Company's piers, Nos. 2>i and 21 North River, New York.
HEiN DERSON BROS., Agents, 7 Bowling Green.
("?iUNARD LINE-R AND N. A R. M. 8. S. CO.
J NOTICE.
With a view to diminish tho chances of collision the
steamers of this line take a specific course for all seasons of
the year.
On the ontward passage Irom Queenstown to New York or
Boston crossing the meridian of 60 ut 43 latitude, or nsthln
t.i the north of 43.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of SO at
42 latitude, or nothing to the north ol 42.
NEW \ORK TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
?RUSSIA Wed.. June 20 | BOTHNIA....Wed.. July 4
ALOERIA Wed., Juue 27 1 ABYSSINIA... Wed., July 11
Steamers marked (?) do not carry steerage passengers.
Cabin passage $H0, $1*10 and $130, gold, nccoraiug to ftc?
comrnodution. Keturn tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very
low rates.
Freight and passage office. No. 4 Bo.vllng Green.
b CHARLES 0. FRaNCKLYN, Agent.
S"~tate'Tine! *~
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
from pier 4- North River (foot of Canal at.) as follows:?
STATE OF NEVADA Thursday, June 21
STATE OF VIRGINIA Thursday, J uno 28
STATE OF INDIANA..... Thursday, July 12
STATE OF GEORGIA Thursday. Jnly 111
First cabin, $<IO and $70, according to areoiamodatlou;
return ticket* at reduced rates. Second cabin, $45; return
tickets nt reduced rates. Steerage at lowest rates. Apply
to AUSTIN, BALDWIN k CO., Agents, No. 72 Broadway,
New York.
STEERAGE TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT
THE COMPANY'S PIER, FOOT OF CANAL ST., N. R.
TV UFtE STAR LINE. ?
Vt FOR queenstown AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamer* of this line take tbe lane route* recom
menced by Lieutenant Maury, V. S. N.. going south of tbe
Bank son the oassage to Oueenftown all the vear round.
GERMANIC June 30. S A. M.
ADRIATIC .July 14. K A. M.
BRITANNIC July 21. 2 30 P. M.
From White Star docks, pier 52 North River.
Rates? Saloon. $S0 anil $100. in gold. Return tickets on
reasonable terms. Steerage, $2S.
Saloon staterooms, smoking and bath room* nre placed
?midships, where the noise and motion nre least, affording
a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea.
For Inspection of plan and other information apply at tb?
company's office, 37 Broadway, New York.
R. J. CORT1K, Agent.
INMAN LINK. MAI!, STKAMEK8
I-OH QITKRNSTOWX AND LIVERPOOL
OITV OK RICHMOND June2a. 2 P. M.
CITY OK BRUSSELS luly 7. 2 P. M.
CITY OK CUEttTEti July 14, 8 A.M.
From pier 45, North Ilivnr.
Cabin, 9HO and $HH), gold. He turn tickets on favorable
tonus, Steerage, $28, currency. Dralts at lowest rates.
Saloons. staterooms, smoking and bathrooms amidships,
john O. DALE, Agent,
15 ami 33 Broadway, New York._
COASTWISK STKAMSUIPh.
Pacific Mail and Panama transit
steamship lines.
For CALIKOHNIA. japan, CHINA. AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON, AC.,
?ailing I'rnin nier foot ('mini st., North River.
KorSAN FRANCISCO, via ISTHMUS OK panama,
Steamship colon' .Saturday, June 30
connecting lor Central America and Sonth Pacific ports.
From SAN Kit A N CISCO TO japan A^D CHINA.
Stoaiusbip CITY' OK PEKING Wednesday. June 20
From SAN FRANCISCO TO sandwich ISLANDS,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship CITY' OF SIDNEY Wednesday, Juno 20
For freight or passage apply to
W.\l. H. CLYDE A CO.. or II. J. BDLLAY, Superintendent.
No. fl Bowling lireen, pier loot of Caual st., North River,
0
LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 37 North River,
POINT and richmond, TUES
days, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3 P, M..oon
netting with the Virginia and Tennessee Air Lin*, Atlantic
Coast Line. Piedmout Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Kail
road, and with the company's steam line to iuterior points
In North Carolina and Virginia.
NEW BERNE and WASHINGTON, N. C. (via Norfolk),
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SaTUHIiAY.
LEWES, Del., MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY,
at 3 1*. M.. connecting with Maryland and Delaware rail
roads and for KK HO BOTH BEACH.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passenger ticket* and hills ol lading to all poiuta
at lowest rates. Insurance to Norfolk, Ac., at '4 per cent.
Freights received dally at plor 37 North River, General
o(lice No. 1H7 Orcenwich st. N. L. McCREADY, President.
Halifax, n. s.. and st. johnsX k.
CROMWELL LINK.
.Steamship BRItMUD ? will 'e?ve pier 10 North River,
Tuesday, June Ift, at 3 P. M. Kor passage or freight apply
to CLAltK A SEAMAN, H?i West st. __
NY., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SS. LINE.
? Steamers leave pier No. 3 .North I'.lver at 3 P. M.
FOR HAVANA DIRc.CT.
CITY OK MEXICO Saturday, June 23
CITY OF YE HA CRUZ Wednesday June 27
CITY OF NEW VORK Wedn-sdav, J i.iy 4
FOR VKKA CRUZ AND NEW OKLKA*8
?la Havana, Progreso, Carniieiti hy, Tuxp in and Tampion,
CITY" OK .MEXICO Saturday, .luuo 23
Steamers leave New Orleans July 1 and Jnly 22 for Vera
Crux and all the above ports.
Forlr -lght or passage apply to
K. ALEXANDRE .V SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway.
NieW YORK AND HAVANA DIRKCT :MAIL LINE.?
Tlie>e llrst class steamships will sail, at 3 P. M.. from
pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, as
h.lln*,:?
COLUMBUS Wednesday, June 20
GLY I)K Saturday. June :<0
Kor freight and passage, having uusurpassod accommoda
tions, apply to
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., No. C Bowling Green.
McKKLLAR, LULfNO i CO., AgtnU in Havana.
IIOR BKRMUDTHE KLROANI BRITIflH STEAMER
CANIVIA will sail for Bermuda direct Thursday, June
21. The Bermudas are now the uiost lavorite and conven
ient winter resort.
For full particulars and Illustrated pamphlets apply t?
A. K. OUTKRH KIDGK. Agent. 20 Broadway.
WEEKLY LINE Foil Mul lloYAlZ S < . . EXES!?
ft wick, Ga., and I'ernandina, Kla., sailing every Friday
from oler 20 East Klver at 3 P. M.
steamer CITY" OF AUSTI .V. Captain Steven* June 22
Tickets to fell points In Florida
Apply, lor information and tic-e|?, to
C. II. MALLORY A CO..
153 Maiden lane,
fPOR IIAVaNaT?THE KRW IRON MAIL HTEAMKR
1 M AwAilA. t'sptatu Thomas S. Curtis, will sail from
|der 17 East Klver on Thursday, June 21, at 3 o'clock . lias
magnificent accommodations. (Viliin Passage. $"><> Steer
age,*2v .1 VMES E. W \,i|i ,t co., 113 Wall st.
NEW ORLEANS HI ItEi I ?Tit t. CRoMWEl,L LINK
steamship NEW iiRI.RaNS. Satmday, June 23, at 3
o'clock P .M.. from pier'? North lltver.
Through bills ol lading given t>< Mobile and Drinclpal
points on the Mississippi Itlver. Kor Iroight or passage Bp.
plj to i'LaKK A SEAM VN.sc, West >1
fTKXAS LINK KOR Galveston. roUCHIXU AT Kit
1 West, carrying the United States mail.?The steamer
STATE OK l i.XAS, Captain Nlckersou. will sail on Satur
day. June 23, al 3 P. M., from pier 2" East River Through
bills of lud ug given to all points on tho llousten and Texas.
Central International and Ureal Northern. Galveston,
Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston. Hariisbnrg
and San Antonio railroads. Freights ana insurance at
lowest rates. For freight ar.d passage iliawng superior ac
commodation!) apply to C. II, MALLORiA CO., 150
Maiden lane,
OKGAN'R"WNifTO NKW OHLIKAN8 A5D TKXA*.?
The steamers will sail from pier .'W North River as fol
low* : ?
ALGIERS Saturday, Jane 23
Kor New Orleans direct, transferring Texas freight there
to Moigsn'a Itouiaiana snd Texas Railroad for Mergan City,
thence pei Morgan's stenmshlps to Texas p'<rts Through
bills of lading sivned to all points on the Mississippi River,
Mobile, Galveston. Indlanola, Corpus t'.hrlstl, itoelporf,
Itrar.os santlag", Brownsville, and to all points on the
Houston and lesa? Central, International and Great West
ern, I'exaa Pacllic and t riin*e?>nttneniai railroads. Freight
lor St Mary's and Kultrin landed at Kookpert.
Han Antonio frelitht taken via Cnefo at retltieed rates.
Insurance can he effected under open policy of the line.
To New Orleans, nor cent; to I'eaas ports, U per emit.
Kor freight or further Inlnrraatloti applv to BOUEKT A
MORGAN, Agonta, ollice pier M??'?
TRAVKIiliERS* Gl'lOK.
ALtfiWAXii irtov uV i? \ \* KuATr..-o.-TiiiHiRB
and IUMKI> IlKKW. Ie?ve Vestry utrert pier. North
River, at S;:t,">, anil iS-?ili ?!., at 9 A. >'?. Undine at Nyaek
tarry, A'rut Point. Newbury, Poni:tiki-rp?i>'. Rulnebeck.
Sau.'eriies. (''atsklll and Hudson. Close cornier!I n with
New York Central Railroad for the West. To Wu*t Point
and Newborn, retornlnc samf day. $1. Tiekcts or rguiumi
good on IJudvin lilver Koi rood are received on board for
passage.
Albany boat, people's mnk.
One ol the elegant steamer* DllKU or ST. JOHN will
leave pier 41 North Klver every weekday at tj P. M..000
neciinir at Albany lor Saratoga. Lake lieorire and all favo
rite summer resort* North and kVeat; fare only $1 .'Ml
?Tllu MART POWBLL, Vo? WEST H)MT, Xkvf
?burg. Ponghkeepslfl. Kondout and Kingston, landing
at Coucns, Cornwall. Milton and New llamburc. un<i Marl
boro by terry, will leave pier 31?, N. R. (Vestry at.), daily, i
Sundavs exceoted. at :t:?i I* M.
LHANV AN(T TKOV.? nUNIiAY r.VKNI.M. ..<>AT
from pier 49 North Kiver, foot of Leroy at . at il P. M.,
connect Ii.r with all ra'llroa4 llnaa North and Went.
CIITIZBNS""lINK OK (iTbAHJtlU ?'OK TaoY .NO
./Saratoga, connecting with all railroad lines north,- ait
and west. Faro lower than by any other route. Th? ?a
tlrely new anil magnlBceut steamers DTI OK TKOV and
SARATOGA leave dully (Saturday* exceptedi at 0 IV *.
from pier No. 40 N. R.. toot of Leroy it Through tickets
?old and bag;;ng? cheeked to alt point*. .
JOShPil CORNELL, Superintendent.
CTAT8 KiTlTanT) ST U WISH A NT HOAT8I.R A V K 7>AILY
Jfnim pier 42. (oot of Canal at., at t! 1*. M., for passengers
and freight. Fare. $1. Berths free.
OR CATS KILL, STl'YV ERA NT A S Ol N TKKMEOI
ate landings?Steamer KSCORT leave* toot Franklin ?t..
North Kiver. every Monday. Weuuesday and Friday, at u
1*. M.. for freight and passengers.
Fall rivf.rune fohTroston and all points
East.-The mammoth palace steamers BKISTOL and
PROVIDENCE leave pier 28, North rtlver, daily (rtuudara,
July 1 to Suptember 2. inclusive), at 5 P. M. Tickets for
?ale at ail principal ticket offices.
FoTrITorwai k and danbury daily. '
The steantT ADKLi'lII leaves Urooklyu iJewell'l Dock)
2:30 I". M.. pier .'17 East River 2:45 1'. M. ami 33d st. nt 3
P. M., connecting with Danbury and New Haven railroads.
Reduced fare. .'15c.
Excursion tickets, 50c.
F~" OK P11 ILADKLPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH.
and the New Jersey Southern Railroad, leave pier A
North River, foot Hector St., at 8 A. M., for Long Branch
and Eatontown. 11 A. M. tor Philadelphia, Long Branch,
Tom's Blver and Vlneland.
4 P. M. for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Tom's Hirer,
Wautown and Tuckerton.
0 P. M. for I<oni! Branch.
Sundays, for Long Branch, 10 A^M. & a ^
New haven, meriden, iiaktfokd, spring
Held, White Mountains nnd intermediate points; steam
ers leave Peck slip K. R., at 3 an J 11 P. M., conuocting at
New Haven with special trains. Particulars at pier.
tJtO PHILADELPHIA ~
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
13 Through Trains c?ch way dully; 3 depots In Philadelphia,
2 in New York.
Donble Track, the most Improved Equipment, and the
Fastest Titue consistent with absolute safety.
On and alter June II, 1877,
Express Trains leave new York, via Desbroases and Oort
landt street ferrlos, as follows: ?
7:30. 8:20. 0 (9:30Limited). 10:30 A. M.. I. 4.5, fl,7, and
8:30 P. M. Sunday. 9 A. M., 5. 0, 7, and 8:30 P. M.
Returning, trains leave Philadelphia 3:35, 7, 7:30, 8, 8:30.
and 11 A. M. (Limited Express, 1:35 1'. M.). 2, 4, 4:35,
5 :30 nnd 7 P. M.. and 12 .Midnight. On Sanday. 3:35, 8,
8:30 A. M.. 4. 4 :85 and 7 P. M., and 12 Midnight.
Ticket Offices, 526 and 944 Broadway. No. 1 Astor House,
and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlondt st*.; No. 4 Court St.,
Brooslyn; Nov. 114, 110 una 118 llndson st., Hobokeu;
Depot. Jersey City. Emigrant Ticket Office. No. 8 Battery
place.
FRANK THOMSON, L. P. FARMER,
General Manager. General I'ttbsengcr Agent.
The ne w~pro y i dknor line to" "boston, "
via Providence direct
A WHOLE NIGHT'S REST. ? ? .
ONLY 42 MILES OF BAIL.
TIME, 00 minutes.
The magnlQcent new steamers
' MASSACHUSETTS and RHODE ISLAND.
from uler 2!> North River, foot of Warren at., at 5 P. M.
THE OLD RELIABLE 8TONINGTON LINK
to Boston and all points East, dally (except Sundays), at
5 P. M., from pier 33 North River, foot of J ay st.
Long branch and Philadelphia.
via Now Jersey Southern Railroad.
Commencing Juno 18, 1*77, itoam'u leave New York,
Slcr 8 North River, foot Hector at., connecting at Sandy
look with trains for
Long Brancti-0:20, 0-.30, 10:40 A. M.; 3:43, 5. 6:15
r. m.
Philadelphia and Tom* River-fl :20.!?;:t0 A. M.; 3:13 P. M.
Sea hide Park, Haruegat and Bench Haven?0:20 A. M.;
3:43 P. M.
Ylueland, Brldgeton, Atlantic City and Cape May?9:30
A. M.
Sundays, for Lone Branch?9:30 A. M.
WM. 8. snedfn.
General M auager.
(CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS!?THE ClilCAOO~AND
^Northwestern Railway. and that liue alone, run* tbo
celebrated Pullman Hotel Dinihg Car*, between Chicago
and Omaha. Tbey leave Chicago and Omaha daily. This
road it the oldest. shortest, quickest and best line between
Chicago aud the Missouri Itlver, and has the best equip
ment ol any road in the West. All ticket agents will sell
you California or other Western tickets by tbis line.
ISXCflHSIOSIS.
A. Four ocean excursions daily
bv the nopal sr stoamers
AMER1CCS and NEVERSINK,
with Coilteruo's Twenty-third Regiment Hand
itnd muf.leul attractions every day.
Sixty Miles Ocean Sail Inr Kilty Cents.
AMERICU8 leaves every day and Sunday :?
24th nt.. North itivor, 4:30 A. M. and 1:15 1*. M.
]0th St., Nortb Klvor, 8:43 A. M. aud 1 :25 P. M.
Pier 27 North River. H A. M. aod 1:40 P. M.
Jewell's Dork, Hrooklvn, ;t:20 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Steatuer NEVERSINk, from East Itlver, every day
leaves
33d st.. East River, 8 :13 A. M. and 12:33 P. M.
South 1st st^ Williamsburg, 8:30 A. M. and 1:10 P. M.
UraiKi ht.. New Vork, 8:43 A. >1. and 1 :20 P. M.
Jewell's Dock, Brooklyn. 0 A. M. and 1:30 P. M.
Steamers leave Rockaway 11 A. M., 4:30 and 5 P. M.
Excursion tickets, good on either boats, 50 cents.
A
-130 MILES' KAIL ON THE HOUND.
A
A Grand Family Sunday Kxcnrsion to New liaven,
commencing SUNDAY, June 17,
and every following Sunday.
The elegant steamer
TuoMAS POWELL.
(Oltiseus' line). Captain Woodward,
refitted especially tor this route,
landing at Lighthouse Point,
the most famous Eastern watering plaee.
Leaves Leroy st. st 8 A. M.; pier 1. North Kiver. 8:15 A.
M.: Jewell's dock. Brooklyn. 8:30 A. M.: Uraud St., New
Vork. 8:45 A. M.; 23d St., East River. 1) A. M.
Returning, leaves Now Haven at 3 P. M.
Music by the
Thirteenth Regiment Band,
Ihoiuas It. Deverell. leader.
Dinner and refreshments at popular prices.
Excursion tickets, <1.
?A.?SUNDAY " EXCURSIONS TO RUCKaWAY
, BKAOII.
THREE SWIFT AND COMMODIOUS STEAMERS.
TWO GRAND OCEAN EXCURSIONS
ON SUNDAY. JUNE 17.
8TK AMRIlS AMERIOUS, NEVE RSI NK AND ADKLPHI,
with CONTER.NO'K TWENTY-THIRD REGIMENT BAND.
LEAVING
24th st.. North River. 8:30 and 10:30 A. M. and 1:18 P?M.
10th St., North River, 8 ;40 and 10:43 A. M. and 1 :25 I*. M.
Pirr '27, foot Par* place. 8:50 and II flOA. >1. and 1 :40 P. M.
Pier 2. North Klvev. II?*) and 11 :IO A. M. and 1 :50 P. M.
Jewell'* deck, Brooklyn, 0:20and II :20A.?M. andirsiP. M.
SI'KaMER NEVERSINK. PRoM EAST RIVER. LEAVES
3T4<I St.. East Kiver. 8:13 A, ?l. and 12:55 P. M.
Sontli 1st St., Williamsburg 8 9) A. M. and 1 :10 P. M.
Grand si.. East itlver. New York. 8:45 A. M. and 1 J20 P. M.
Jewell's deck, Brooklyn, H:?0 A. M. and 1:30 1*. M.
S I'K AMK ItS LEAVE ROCK A WAY 4:3<>. 5 and rt P. M.
EXCURSION TICKETS. UOOD ON EITHER BOATS,
FIFTY CENTS.
AS HOURLY EXCURSION TO THE NORTH SHORE
Slaten Island. Fare 10 rents.
iloais leave Whitehall at the foot ol Broadway for New
Brighton, Sailers' Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Pert Rich
mond and him l'>irk.
First iio.it b ;30 A. M? alter that hourly from 8 A. M, to
7 P. M.
Snnilavs every hour Iroiu 0 A. M. to 8 P. M.
Tl>? hievated Railroad receives and delivers passengers
at the le: r> evory eight minutes.
A THE flMI.Y BOAT LANDING AT CONKY ISLAND.
.The tine new steamer
IDLE WILD
will run lu
CONEY IrtLAN'D
everyday iSiin?iav? included), leaving
West 24th st.-ft A M . 12 M.. 3 P. M and 5:30 P. M.
West Mill st.-#:10 A. M . 12:10.8:10 P. M. and 5:2<) P. M.
Franklin St., pier 35 -0:20 A. M., 12l20, 3:20 1'. M, and
0:10 P M,
I'ler 2 North River-0:80 A. M., 1330, 3 30 P.M. ends
A< JAIN A HOUND.
Flr?t boat to arrive at NRWBDRO
on HUKUAf, June 17,
the lavorite ateamer
BYLVA.N Dhl.li.
tor NKWBt'R'l, CORNWALL, OOID SPRINO, ntOH
LAND FALLS, ROOKLaND LAKK and YONKKits.
GOOD MOAT.
BETTER TIMfc.
BEST MANAGEMENT.
Loava Ttarlom Brldre, 7:2ft; Euat l2>Hh at., 7:30; Knit
33d ?U. 7:5K; Hint lllh at., S; Grand Ht . 8:10; Jewell**
Iiock. r'nKou ferry, Brooklyn. l<cror ??. New York,
???>; We?t 224 it , W?t -t.kl at.. t?V?; Manhattan
villa. ?:1.V
Hot Menu and Lunelle* nerved on the- European plan, by
Theodore Ilclmer. ol Rudolph'*, fU; Broadway.
NO SPIRITUOUS LIQUORS hOLD ON TIIK BOAT.
EXCURSION TICKETS, ?n NewhiirKandretiirn.fi.
A?riSMINx BANKS AND SANDY IIOOK EVERY
?day (Sntnrdava e*ra|it?di ?i le an meuuier .SETII
I/O*V, leavinc llnrTiaon ?t., N. It., tl Sih at., R R.. 7
pier 27. K. R.,7:1ft; lOtli at., N. It., 7 40; piar fl, N. R., 8
A. M.i tfeiitleinen, 7ftc.; lixlte*, .Vie.
AL O. FOOTER, Manager,
A mm ?BUNDAY BOAT* FOR ABTORIA, HAKLSM.
? Morrlannla. Snlr.?r'a now l'.a?t River Park and High
Bridge?Oa mid altar April 211 ?teamerii Harlem, Mor
rlsnnl* and Shady Side I ave Fulton Market (lip at 10, 11
A. M.: 1.2. 3. 3 :4ft, ft :rtO. H :30, 7 :30 I'. M
Leave MnrrN.inla at H:30. t?-:VK II A. M.; 12:1ft, 1 :4ft,
2 :4ft, 4:1ft, A ? :;d< I*. M. ; ImidinK at Grand it. and lllHh
at. each way, connecting with eteamor I'eter t'rary tor
11 idli Krldire, 5.30 and u P. m. from Morrlaanla land at
2:t<l at., Kant River.
Fare. 1ftcent*. C. H. LONOKTHKKT.
pnperlniendent.
-A^LONOSTRKKf'^DAII.y"EXCURSIONS "
TO ROCK AW AY BHAON,
commencing Sunday, .lime 17. a? follow*:?Steamer
TWLLIOI1T, Captain John llolmea, Irave* Ullhil., Ilaf
lam, ?t * 4'?; Railm.id dock, S :.V?; I I'.nh at., B (Hth iL,
0:1ft: rt:id at.. I):.'t0; Grand at., f?:4ft; Jewrll't dock. Brook
lyn. 10:1ft, making .til landing* at Rorkawajr; returning,
leuve the beach at 3:30 I'. M.
FARE, 3ft OK NTS. KXCnttSION TI0KR1R. SO CBNTH,
Good mnale and refreahtnentaou board.
?A.?DAlI.Y H X i! i I ItM U> NH TO
ItOCK A it AY IIKAOII.
SiKAMKIt WILLIaM VUiiK, I'aptam 0. Adam*, SUN
Pay. JUNK 10, Mild K VI. lit DAY, a* follow*
4th *u, lloboken, :? A M.: 2'lu it, New York. 10:30; Weal
loth at.. IO-.4A: plar lit, foot >>t Oedar >k, 11; Brooklyn, Kul
ton ferry, Martin ? Dork, 11 ;:t0
KARK. aft ChMTH; l?XCUR.-<ION TIUKKTK.ftO CRN1B,
The amah1 will he afforded by the Wlntam Conk Starlna
>ni Kotaratua. ln?ra iMU^arHdAi. ML
exccnnosr*.
N EXCURSION K^lrKAUitl?tSAttK.
RKDl'CV.D FAKE.
liraud triainplutl sncces? of last Sunday's tn ? uijiirnl trip.
Pronn meed by the ?mire press <>t .New lr>rk and Brooklyn
tn the most select and e Jor "bio excursion leaving Maw
York. TDK M AGMFICKNT I'ALaCK .VTKAMKlt
LOXU HICANCII.
OAPTaIN JAMK3 LVMIH.
will make re^olnr Sunday morning exeutsion* to Newbarg
(lauding lit \><nker*l, lonn Island. West Point. 0<?la
Spring and Cornwall; will leave Fulton Terry. Hrioklyn. at
8 A. M. ; West Kith St., i?:3'l A. M., nod West 24(ti St. at
9 A. M
MKAND MUSICAL ATTRACTION8 ON BOABI).
1 A tiUA.NI> Ml 1,1 rAKV HR\SS iIaXD will play >.iau
ttf.it airs during the liXTlltK TKII' AX ILLUSTRATED
MAP, giving lull details of Hie different POINTS OK IX
TRICKSr on the .NOBLE HUDSON, will lui presented to
EACH PAftSENGER. Kara for the round trip. 75 cents.
An extra boat
for Coney Island Hench.
On Sunday, June 17,
(he steamer
J. B. SCHUYLER.
will rnn to Coney Island.
Learlnir nler foot 24th it., .North River, at ID A. M.. 1 and
4 P. M. West l?Hii ?t., 10:1(1 A. M.. 1:10 and 4:1(1 P. M.
Franklin St.. North Klver. lO-.'JO A. St., 1 :JO and 4 :20 P. M.
lMer 2. North Hirer. 10:30 A. M.. 1 :30 and 4 MO P. M.
J^ -RhUULAR SL'NDA\ BOAT POR NEWARK*
Tbo fait and well known steamboat
will n>ake ber regular Sunday trip between New York and
Newark, leaving Commercial duck, Newark, at 8 A.M.;
leaving New \ork Irom |iier '12 Nortb River, foot of Vctay
St.. at 10:30 A. M.; (topping at Hereon Point ooeb way.
OY K R N 0 Il'I~ 1S L A X I?~KHK RYT-T1 11B CUST.MO"
?dious steam yacht UOVERNOR'S INLAND leavct the
Custom tiou?e pier, nt the Hattory, every honr dally for
Governor's Island, thereby affording visitors an opportunity
ol witnessing dross parades by tbo troops. Music by tbo
depot baud.
T1I0MAK P. WAY
.ELIiiHTPUL EXCURSIONS
to Oreenwood Lake,
via
Montclair and Greenwood Lake
Railway Company.
THIS MAGNIFICENT LAKE ii about forty miles from
New York, In the heart or tin- WARWICK WOODI.AN D8,
a reuiou famed Tor the brilliant tinotiug and fishing ex
ploits of "FRANK FORRESTER."
Train* leave at 8:30 In the morning end 4 ::#> in the after
noon every day, except Sunday, from the Desbrosses st.
and Cortiunot it. ferries, avoiding tho danger and offen
sive air of tuunels. aa >
Passongera ieavinir in the morninK train, after pat>rinfr
through the roost beautiful portion of New Jersey, will have
six hours' lluie at tho lake for iishing. boating or rambling
in the mountain* anrl may Inclnde a sail in one of the beau
tiful steam yachts to the north mid of the lake.
Excursion Tickets can be obtained at the Desbrosses st.
and Oortlandt st. ferries, at the Pennsylvania Railroad
Depot, Jersey City, and at stations on the road.
'tickets from Now York to the lake and return S3, or $3,
Including stenmboat fare to the head of the lake; good nntli
used.
Special rates for parties of twenty or more on application
at the offlee of the company, corner of Grand and Greene
sts.. Jersey City.
B~~"ATLY*LINh FOR STAMKORD AND GltEKNw7c~i!.~
The fast and favorite steamboat 1'. (X SCIIULTZ
leaves pier 27 East River dally at 'J :30 P. M. Excursion
tickets tiOc. and .Vic.
XOURRIONsITtIIE STEAMBOAT JOSEPHINE CAN
he had tor itxcnislons. Apply at the Staten Island Rail
way Kerry Office.
1?X."FRS70X " BOATS AND GROVES.?STKAMER
liGeneriil Sedgwick. Hnrges Harvest Oueen, Republic,
Caledonia, Anna and Baldwin: nls<< Iixcelsior I'ark, Rarl
tan Beach, Cold Spring and Oriental Groves. X. S.
RRlGtiS, 384 West St., opposite Christopher street ferry.
Open eveuiuga.
I"" EXTRAORDINARY WEEK DAY~EXCU RSIONs'ToR
JFORT HAMILTON, HAT1I PARK, LOCUST GROVE
and CONEY ISLAM).
STEAMER PETER CRARY
Leaves 84th st., Yorkvlllo, at 0 u)0 A. M.
Leavos Greenpolnt 9 -.50 A. M.; Grand st. 10 A. M.;
Pulton Market slip 10:30 A. M. Returning will leave
Locust Grove at 3 P. M.
Fort lee, pleabant valley and shady side
steamboats leave Canal st. Sunday at
i> A. M
10 A M.
11 A. M.
12 M.
1 P. M.
2 I'. M.
3 P. M. I
4 P. >l. I Landing (daily and Sunday) at'J4tust.
6 P. M. I and 34th st. 10 minutes later.
7 P. M.
Leave dally at 6:45, 10 A X.; 2, 3 05 and 7 P. M.
Round trip, 25 cents.
C. RAND DAILY EXCURSIONS TO FISUING BANKS
XKare ?*<() cent*. The commodioui ocean steamer CITY
POINT, 50 state rooms and every family accommodation
(.-aturdavs excepted), loaving the foot of North 8tli st.,
Brooalyn, E. D., 7 A. M.; 8th St., E. II., New York, 7:15 A.
M.; South 1st st., Brooklyn, E. D? 7 :30 A. M.; Fulton lerry,
llrooklyn, 8 A. M., West 2.3d St.. K. R., New York, 8:30 A
M.; West 10th st., N. R., S:4A; pier 1, N. R., 0 A. M.
Sehiebel's Brass and string Band accompanies each ex
cursion. Klali dinuer a specialty.
Pishing tackle and bait on board.
ONG BRANCH EXCURSIONS.
J EVERY SUNDAY.
Tl\e steamer J ESSE HOYT will leave uler No. 8 North
Biver, foot of Rector St., at 10 A. M.; returning, leave Long
Branch 4 :SO P.M. This excursion gives passengers a de
lightful sail down the Ray, In fall view of.she ocean, and
also afford* the opportunity of soelng the
wrecked steamship Rutland.
Pare for the round trip, $1. Tickets good for the day only.
W. S. SNEDEN, G. M. N. J. 8. R. R.
NEW ROUTE TO CONEY ISLAND AND LOCUST
Grove. On and after SUNDAY. June 17, the steamboat
A it ROW SMITH will leave West 22d st. at 10>. M? 2 P. M.;
Leroy St., 10:10A. M., 2:10 P. M.; Franklin s ., lo^o A M.,
2:20 I?. M.; Pier 13. North River. 10:30 A. M., 2:10 I*. M.;
Jewell's Wharf. Brooklyn, 10:45 A. M., 2:45 P. M., return
ing at 12 M. and 3:30 P. M.
Steamboat MINNIE It. CHILD* leaves West 22d St.,
8:45 A. M., 11:40 A M.. 3 P. M.; Leroy st. 8-.55 A. M.,
11:50 A M., 3:10 P. M.; Prankllu st, 9:05 A. M.. 12 M.,
3:2<t P. M.; Pior 13, North River, 0:15 A M.. 12 :I0 P. M.,
3:30 P. M.. returning at 10:30 A. M., 1 :3() P. M., 0:30 P. M.
FAKE 250. EXCURSION TICKET. 40C.
Connecting with railroad for Cable's and Middle Island
hotels and Bath Park.
PLYMOUTH ROCK! THIS SUNDAT.
ROCKAWAY I
Two Special Trips to the Beach.
THIS SUNDAY. JUNE 17.
JARRETT A PALMER'S superb palaee steamer
plymouth ROCK will make TWO SPLENDID TBIPS
to ROCKAWAY to-day,
affording on escli excursion the regular
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
by a
full mahi.sk band,
CHOIR OK MA.DRIOAI' BOYS,
MOZART GLEE CLUB,
FULL CHIME OK Catiikdbal bells,
ARTHUR uk NT, the renowned Cornet Soloist, Ac.. Ac.
PARE, eltbor excursion, round trip FIFTY CI'.ntk
V Single trip tickets to or trom hockuway 35 cents
The b??t leaves morning from foot of 22d at., N. R., m
8::m, and pier 1, N. K.. -it it o'clock. Afternoon. from foot
of 22d pit., N. R.. at 1:30 o'clock, hi pier 1, N. it., at 2
o'clock.
To-morrow (MONDAY). June 18, tbo heautlfnl steamer,
decorated with fixes from (tern to storn, will make her
FAREWELL TRIK up the HUDSON lo NBffBl'Ril and
washington'S HEADQUARTERS. All the Great Muai- !
cat Features.
FARE, entire grand excursion FIFTY CENTS i
Boat will leari pier 1, N. R, at h::m) o'clock A. M., |
and the foot ol 23d at., N. R., at 9 o'clock. Back to the city
at 7 o'clock P. M.
PLYMOUTH ROCK. MOOR LIGHT
The 6rat moonlight EXCURSION will be glron on
next friday KVENINO, June 22, when the PLYMOUTH
HOCK, brilliantly Illuminated and decorated, will aail up
the loveh HUDSON.
Will leave pier 1, N. k., at 8 o'clock P. M., and tho
foot of 22d at., n. r., at 8:30 o'clock 1". M. KARE, fikpy
CEN t8.
PLYMOUTH ROCK. new HAVEN.
Positively last New Haven excursion,
nl.xr KATRDAY. JUNK 23.
This Is un extraordinary trip, affording chi nil Irs sail on
tbe Sound lor .'kj cents. Grand musical eutoi talnment.
*,? Hoat will leave the loot of 22d at.. North River, at 7
o'clock A. M.; pier 1. North Hirer, at 7 :30, and the loot of
2.1(1 St., East klvor, at 8 o'clock *. M.
Regular "bund ay mornijtg b<>at?1por~~k iiyl
port, lamtinir at elisabothport, rossrillo and Pertb Am
buy. i'lio steamer
MATTEAWAN
Will learo pier No. 24 North Hirer, foot of Harrison st.. at ?
A.M. On returning. leaves keypdrt at 3:30 P.M. Fare
for the ronud trip (including dinner), #1. Saturday after
noon excursion.?The maithawan leaven pier No. 34
North hlver evury Saturday at 4 P. m., returning Irom
Keyport at 7 P. M. Kare 30 cents.
otnday trains VIA NEW ~j~ERSEY and new
OYork Hallway to carlstadt. Hnckeosack. Nauuet, Spring
Valley, llaver>traw and Intermediate points, leave New
York via Pavoula lerry at 8:4S A. M. Returning, loam
Ilaverstraw at 5:45 P. M. Arrive in Now York 8:2.S P. M.
otkamboat FORT LEE~toth ART]kr FROM $50 TO
o#10o a day. Apply nt 47 Fulton st., In P. M.
SEAWAMIAKa "SUNDAY excursion
TO OR AT NKCK, CITY ISLAND,
SANDS POINT, 01.en citvk, SKA CLIFF.
GLEN WOOD and ROKLYN.
Tho stoainet ShA WAN 11a ka leaves Perk slip every Sun
day at 0 A. m.. Grand st. at 940 A M. and 33d st. at f>:15
A. M. tor tho above places, returning to the city about (i
P. M. Din' er and reireshments on board.
STKAMHOAT rkstlkss to CHARTER FOR KXCDR
slons, #30 to $tjo per day. Apply at 33 Coonties slip
oornor South st.
Sunday BOATS KOIt abtoltla AND liahlem.
LANDING AT SOUTH 1ST ST.. williamsburg,
11 tli su, Astoria and 130th st. each way.
On and attcr Sunday. April 20, 1877, the boats of tho
Harlem and New York Na\igatlon Company will leavo
Peck flip for Harlem is follows : ?
Leavo Peck slip l(?:s0. 11 :3u A. M.; 12:20, I :I5, 2, 2:45.
3 :30, 4 .10, 5. .?? sift. (17 :15, 7 -,V) P. M.
ij-iiva Harlem lor 1'eck ?i|ii ??? miuws; ?
l/oiive Harlem 9. 10. h?:u, ii :w A. 12:30, i :lft. 2.
3:15, 4. 4 :45, "> : V>. ?:wv, 7 P. M
N. it.?Connecting with boats tor htirb Bridge.
Far* 15 cents on snnd tvs.
WM. WlTIIERWAX, Superintendent
S" UNDAY excursionl-keoul ait sunday BOAT
tor College Point luil Wbitostone.?Tbo favorite steamer
OSSKO will make two excursion!, every Sunday to collega
Point and Wliltestone, leaving wall st.. k. k., 9 A. M. and
1:30 P .M.; Grand st.. E. R.. 9:10 A. M. and 1:40 P.M.;
11th St.. k. R., 9:20 A. M. and 1 40 P. M.; 33d St., E. R..
S? sto A. M. and 2 P. M. Returning loaves Whitestono
fi :3<> P. M ; College Point, 8 P. M. Faro. joo. Music and
rclreshments en lioard.
wantbl) pi) pi itt han*,.
A"" STEAM taii'fiirw astkd?ajiout 10>KET LONti
and 2 teet wide. In good urdor. Address THOMAS, Ex
change, No. 3 Barclay st.
DOO It 8, PA i nt 1n i m, Kill fit! vi Ntis, OLD Oil in A.
J jbougbt and sold, at LAULKR's, 4 University place,
1 WANT TO BUY A baiiy carriaiik; \lso AfPl.k
J ton's i-ncyrlop ledla and Picturesque Amrrtcs. Address
H., box 128 florsld ofllre.
T~0 KETAII. druogists.-advkrtiseit WISH rs
t " pnrrlia?e a Store. Any party having a stor- Cor sale,
and Is willing to allow me to clerk for awhile In order to
thoroughly examine, ploass address SI'inn A, Herald Up
town liraiicli oflk'S.
Wvnfi.D - a itkeond HAND, medii m 8ue kiltk
and i>tir;lar pro if Saln, or with a burglar pruofcbost In
side. Address 0. A. P.. Herald oltlre.,
Wantkd -A WKLL sKLECThD FAMILY LIMHaRY
'or little mi ney. Any gentleman who may wish to ssii
ailvsuojr art it rasa l> AMlli'tux, btut 4-iwo
A
BPLKNDID OPPORTUNITY
to win * fortune.
Third Urtnd Dollar Drawing, 1877,
?t N't* Orleans, TUESDAY, Jul; 3.
LOUISIANA STATE CASH DISTRIBUTION COM PA NX
? ?? i ??
Thl? Institution wna rejrnlarly incorporated by the Left*
lature ol the Stale for ? durational and charitable porposat
in 1H88. wttii a capital of fl .'lOO.OOO. to which it bas line*
added a reterve fund of$3.*n>.O0U It? ,-ruud ninftie uumbel
drawliii;? tak* place monthly. It D :vor scales or postpoaa*
Look at the following ncheme
capital pkize. pao.ooa
100,(100 Ticket* at One Dollar Each.
Lint of Prises.
I capita! $30,000
I capital Prfso I .... 10,000
1 capital I'rlte , 5.000
2 l'rliea af Ol/JOO 2.000
.'? Prise* of .'iOO % 1 3.S00
ftO Pri*e? of IOO S.000
100 Prls<"t of 50 5.000
vxi Prtses of 10 J,?jO
1,000 Prtses of 8,000
Approximate l'ricae.
S approximate Priam of $30O 1,800
0 approximate Prise, ol 100 ?*}
0 approximate i'riiet of SO.....
l,fiK7 Prises. amounting to $63,B5C
Writo lor circulars or tend orders to _
M. A DAUPHIN,
box 692 Post office. New Orleans, La.
Orand Monthly Drawing,
TUESDAY, Atitruct 7.
Capital Prise, 980,000. TIckcts. ?2 each.
A.
KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COMPACT,
recently reorganized and SUSTAINED BY THE COUKT8
OK KENTUCKY. draws positively ou 90th inst.; only tea
days In which to secure tickets.
See Business Notices. .
Til OS. H. HAY* * CO..
titnertl Eastern Agents, No. 007 Broadway. New York.
Afflicted, notice.-all Complaints treat;
ed; no ices unless cured successfully; consultation free;
extensive London hospital practice, by Dr. WEST. 45
Bleecker at., near Broadway.
A rrKNTION.?TWC..NTV YEARS' PRUSSIAN HOSPl
JtLtal experience. Disease of men and nervous system a
specially. Consultation tree. Dr. JACOBY. 101 Bleecker st.
"a young "San- sdpferiro from ciikonio
J. 1.weakness wants treatment Irnm a regular practitioner
who has miule It a specialty; quacks need not answer. J.
II.. Uerald office.
FRENCH OBNTLKMAN. RETURNING SHORTLY
to Paris, desires the loquulnt snco of an American round
enntleman as loratiuuluu. Address A. B., box 200 Herald
ptowu Branch office. ?
A'NNA E. PARK, M. D.. MEDIC AX. ELECTRICIAN,
cure* all diseases by electricity. References mar b?
hud at the office, 145 East 8th st., botween Broadway and
4th ar. . _____
-ROYAL, IIAVANA. DRAWING".JuUy~3.
. at ?40, $20. SiO, ?$?>, $2.
Kentucky State Drawing .Inne 30,
at $10, $2 .'HI. $1 25.
TIIEO. ZdCHOCH, 23 Park row. New York.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR HEADACHE, CONhTIPA
tion. piles, stomach, liver or kidney diseases, weakness,
Ac. BROUQHTON'S Invigorating Syrup. 25c. per bottle.
Incurable ease* solicited and cured or money returned.
Sample bottle, circular and udvice free. 405 Broome St.
-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATK.
? KUNTDtXr?KXTKA CLASS KO. 385-JUNK 16, 1877.
62, 32. 2, 4H, 40. 74, 7S. 4. 25. 85, 40. 37.
KKMTUOKT?CLASS .NO. 3S0?JUNK 10. 1877.
18. 18, 43, 20, 40. 40, 15. 23. 52, 32. 70. 40.
IIKHHT? KXTKA CLASS .10. 28">?Jl'.IK 10, 1877.
20, 30, 22, 20, .30, 12, 3rt, 1. 40, 50. 56, 5.
UKNRT?CLASS .10. 2*0? JITHK 10, 1877.
64. 61, 53, 24. 0. 47, 30. .'SI. 22. 14. 6. 3ft.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON. Manager#
For Information In tlie above apply to
PARKS. EMKKSON A CO..
Bankers and Brokers, 180 Broadway. room 4. V
MER1CAN SOFT CAI'SULK CO.'S PURfc CAPSU
latod Medicines put up In metallic boxes. All druggist*. *
MARTINEZ A CO.,
Bankers, 10 Wall at. (basement).
B.
Bankers, 1U Wall st. (oasetuent).
buy and sell Spanish Bonds. Spanish UoUl and Havana Bank
Bills; Draft* ou Havana Issued and negotiated.
Lottery Prizes cashcd.
Nest Drawing July 2. 1S77.
RlLLlANT, BEAUTIFUL"COMPLEXIONS SBCURSQ
by usitur Princess Koysl Cream, Lilly of the Valley an<
i oral Powder. M. MUN.NELLE, Sole Agent. 101 West 14tk
?t., corner 6th av.
DISEASES OK MEN A specialty.
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D., 144 l.exlngton ar.. neal
20th st. Office hours front 8 to 3.
1V0R0ES?ABSOLUTE. SPEEDILY OBTAINED,
without publicity: desertion. Incompatibility, othet
causes; havinjc unusual advantages saceeu assured; advioa
free. IHAAC H. BO i UK. lawyer. 207 Broadway.
R. AND MMK. WES PS OLD ESTABLISHES
office. 45 Bleecker St., between Broadway and Bowery.
D
EPPS'S COCOA.
(Breakfast.)
Grateful. comforting.
"By a thorough ku?wledire ot the natural law* which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a
eareful application of the line properties of well selected
cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately flavored beverage which may save us many
heavy doctors' bills. It is by the Judicious nse of sticn
articles* of diet that a constitution may be gradually built
up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies ere floating around us, rradf
to attack wherever there lea weak point. We may escape
many a latal shaft by kooplng ourselves well fortioed with
pure bleed and a properly nourished frame."?Clnl Service
Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
In peckages and tins (hi lb. and 1 lb.) labelled
JAMES EPPS A CO..
Ilomipopathic Chemists,
48, 48 Threadneedle it. and 170, 170 Piccadilly, London.
Depot in .New York?SMITH A VA.NDEh.BEK, Park
place. For sale by all druggists and groeera.
Fine ryb whiskey-four years old; h pbb
gallon: 91 per large bottle
N. VAN BELL. 88 Chambers st.
For sale low-solid silver tea set, cakb
Ba-kets, Candlestloks, Caster, Spoons, Ac., by SYfHBB
A W?.. 593 Hroadway, New York.
Ci .MILDER. JR.. UN IT E D8T XtE S CONSULAR OP*
r?flee for Bremerhnven-Oeestemunde. Shipowner and
Ship Broker, Oeneral Commission Merchant, Agent M
Messrs Vivian A Son's Yellow Metal Works, London. Office,
107 Quayside Rromerhaven.
I" NJIiCTl6N ItlCORD, $L DELLUC k CO., 631
Broadway.
L~AWSUITJTTTENDib TO, PENSIONS AND BOUN.
tle? collected by an experienced lawyer; no charge un
less successful; other law business earefellv and promptly
managed at very moderate charges. T. FRANCIS wilt
BONS, Attornoy at-Law. No. 12 Weat 4th St., near Broad
way. Office opon from 8 A. M. to 8 P. X. Correspondence
solicited.
MRs7_C0N NELLY'S BEST AND ONLY SAFE RB.
iterative on earth; warranted to restore gray hair M
Its original color in three days, and not stain the scalp,
20-ounce packages, ft. Sent C. O. D. to any part of the
city, er the Ingredients, postpaid, on receipt of price. Send
for circulars. Depot, 27 Bond St.. New York.
M?OFFICIAL KENTUCKY STATE DRAWING8.? "*
. KRNTUrXY?KXTRA CLASS *0. 385-JtJKR 16, 1877.
62, 33, 2. 4*. 40. 74. 78. 4, 35, RS. 48, 37.
KKNTCCKT-CLASS NO. 38H?JUNK 16, 1877.
18, 13. 43, 20, 40. 48, 15, 23, 52, 32, 76, 4a
IlKKRY? KXTKA CLASS NO. 283?JUHK 16, 1877.
20, 36, 22, 20, 30, 12, 38, 1, 40, 50. 56, &
tirmtr- class no. 286?joick 16, 1877.
04, 61, 53. 21. 0. 47. 30. 5ft, 22. 14, 6. SO.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON. Managers.
Information Riven regarding the above drawings.
Apply toJ. CL.UTE A CO., 200 Broadway.
?KENfrCKY SINGLE NUMBER DRAWS JUN1
M.
.,30.?(I 35 to f 10. Royal Havana draws July 2; flu
HIJ. 1. (JhVTt A CO.. 300 Broadway.
NBiivoVs i:\iiAUMio.\-A medical rssaiJ
comprising a series lectures delivered at Kahn's Ma
semn of Anatomy. New York, on the cause and cure of pre
mature decline, showing indisputably hew lost health ma]
be regained; affording a clear synopsis of the impediment
to marriage and the treatment of nervon* and physical do
blllty, being the result of 20 years' experience. Price 31
rents. Address the author. Dr. L J. KaUN, office aa4
residence 51 East 10th st. New York
EW r>INGBR PATENT SKWING MACHINES. A Li
iinprovemrnts, sold for ?28.
ENGLISH S. M. CO.. 746 Broadway.
FKICIAL DRAW!NO8 ~QHORGIA STATB.
ORORiitA 1ITATK- KXTKA CLASS 387-JCKK 16. 1877.
13. 04. 72, 20. 14. 43. 47, 70. 60. 66. 4S. 50. 5*
CONSOLIDATED GKOItMA -- KXTKA CLASS 217? JOUR 16. 1871
76. 71, 3H, 51, 22. 58, 42. 37, 711, H, 10, 3L
OKORntA STATK?Ot.AS* 3H8 -JVMK 16, 1877.
r.3. 29. 2J, 42. 46. 13. 5, 05 30. II, 18. 53. ?.
COISOUOATKU OKOItlilA?CI.ASS 218-JU.fK 10. 1877.
41. 45, 61. 00. 31, 67. 05, W, 70. 2. 66. 11. I.
W. I. DaMNKY,Commissioner.
Foe Information apply to .tPENt'KR A CO..
0 Anu st. and 31 Park row. room .1
PERSONS ADDICTED TO THE INEBRIATE OB
opium habit can be radically and permanently cured by
aphyslolan of extensive experience In the treatment at
nervous diseases. Address DOCTOR. Herald Uptowa
Branch office.
R'TcilMOND SWITCH DISASTER. ?A VitKDlCT Or
flO.imi was reml'red In the March Term of tbe Supreme
Court of Rhode Island, 1877, in lavor of Bra. A. T. Ajlen.
Tnos? injured call or address Dr. LEWIS, Ne. 102 3d ar..
New York.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY DRAWS EVERY 19
days; prims cashed, orders tilled. Information fumialied,
highest rales paid for Spanisli bank bills, governments, Ae^
Ac. TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers. No. II Wall ?t.. N. Y.
?.uucnoN in i'KIi:es.-imporied ba* rub,
_ .jvnr prt^of; small quantities. $2 ."Hi per gallon; best Pece
Tiempo tli/ar*. tJ"> p-r l,'*si J. W. t'ARLK. 35 Old slip.
SOMETHINO FOB Til!. LA DIBS. ?WATBB of
Pesrl. warranted to eradicate freckles, tan and sunbomi
leaving tbe complexion without blemish and giving It the
delicate, pearly fairness of the renowed Circassian beam
ties; it is free from ail io)urions qualities; adapted to evetj
climate; proservlng the skin from the ill nffeots of espeenes
?ud the ravages ol time: price 50c and SI per bottle. A*
dress A. II. B., box 129 Hfirald Uptown Brauob office. New
York city. *"
fPICKETS IN ALL LKUALIXKD DBAWINOS. FOS
A Information apply at 152 Kulton st. ,
T \MAR T> 1)1 i;N?A l7x ?TI VK FROIl LOZliNHHj
agreeable te take; specific remedy for constipation end
its consoquuncos. F. O..ILI.ON, 27 iiuo Raiuliutean. Paria>
Depoi. CASWEl.L. IIa/.aIII> A. t;o.. New York.
fPO OABDEMKBR AND OBOWBKB OF FRUIT.-I AM
A now prepared to receive first class Fruit of everr deeery
tion . ;>artlcularly i.othouse Grapes, at a fair market prn^
JOSBPII N. GAL WAY, 42d st. and Grand Central Depe^
New York.
W'IDuWS AND OHPHANS.-A FIRST CLASS LAW
rer will attend vmtr business free ol charge. Addreea
HONESTY. !>o< 1VI Herald . ffiee.
H",n /Win -ROY W. ilWANA Lottbkt". JULT
JU.Uul/.i; llokets. #1 to S?<i. Kentiieliy Stat^
? :?); Tlckoia, flDto#l 25. JACKSON A CO., 82 .tae
its
UKSTAUIIA^WTB,
RVhe beet table d'botel; dinner from 5 te 6, SI; IlimUBm

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