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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08

lSIAbar in jepsin @ateyberssm 9e|6riez
ben, unp ss cart. nod fol- Elm eoftiuss
@eleg cal1slbe atttun rrb beeintrah,
tisen.
~. Die grsibsit 1T rurb ris Sir
de ais Elm ibrer Sronuna s%ufebenre5
Medt tean1pruht unp biitOrilb purh
lie INNER esdbt wcrren. Der a6ttlihe
Meiter leate rie Suasrrs Gr;isbuns in
ibre !6dnre, uno iis beibdtiste fld su
alien, aud rem l9limmfen 3eiten als
Grsiebcrin Der Wenlhbeit i'm eisentItz
den Gimme pes @ortes. 9et cie1em
Nedte mub al1p Die STRIDE uertteiz
ben.
%. I'm trn Gylebnilen unp ,nniaz
(ten @sfublen miperfrebt Die CONDITIONED
eemilbte G6ule, welbe unmittelbor
CUR eonfeNiorslolen Sdule fabrt. "a,
cur9 miro entueeer reliei6ler Snoife<
renti5muS ODER !6as in Die 5er;en aez
leat unp pas erelle Blut in BEN Sim
bern persiftet. Solbcs aber miro in
unlerer proving often a%usefrebt. Die
Genosn; Der Yrooinsial : S6ulbeb6rce
fsuert auf bisie Rlippe LOG, bereits 1T
in mebreren @emstnpsn pie tatbp!iide
Sauls aufseboben mcrren. Den G!s
tern miro tsioblen, tbre 8inper in pro-
tefunti1he Shuleu III fbifen. Ibun
lie IS ni9t 70 rperoen ibnen 0elobubcn
auferleet. Dieter ME erb6rte @ettes>
spane Bat cine ausen1eiae Grbitterun9
bet Ter fatbolil9en SeS5!ferun9 ber<
p%orserufen ; lie iiebt ir cieiem 8erfabren
cine @trltyuus tbrer beili9ten Nedte.
prpteitanten uno Eatboliten lebten Bis
jest in friscisrl'asm Serfebr; fdbrt
man aber i'll p,eisr Msile fort pie 8a<
tbclitsu in ibrer Gtw!0ensfteibeit ;u
nsslsysn, 70 f5nnte ee wcbl Die beuaues
runssmlrsisllsn Tolsen fir Cen confels
funeQen Briereu baben.
n. Den ssliebtsu SGulSS rapern
unp Sdpeitsrn 1T nas urtbeil selpros
den, uup eersn gnfsraung aus benz
9sbramts 1T uur mob cine Jraee Ter
3eit. Sul6ss suesrt bic Gllaner
in chen 10 besrsiFider ais besentiidsr
8eile, neil mad unietn flarea BeSrif<
fen in einsm Qanpe, no Der Treibsit oss
@swi1ens unp Der 5ebfitancisfeit Der
Rirdc lepe @ewdbr setoten it, ben
f;rdIib au%erfannten Sroen tbre Don
@ott oerlisbene Ssrufstbdti9feit nttt
unterbrrben wsreeu part, neil oieIe
Orrenelsbrer, peren GItttSfeit tsinem
3wcifel unterliest, pie un bic Stride,
10 aud um ben Staat ft9 alT's b6bite
perrisnt MAIDEN, incem fe pen edit
dritlidsn Birssrlanp, pas hlte Gle
ment i'm Stao!e, srcbsiehen bclfen ;
neil fernsr ile, lit ib!sr uneisenliigiaen
91ei1s Die @smeinren bel meitsm aidt
10 materisu tsldltiasa> rie bic saie1lebs
rer neil enp!t6 Ie cas ocufomrenlte
3utrauen Der Tanilien be;sen, unp
;war nit ScIem Nebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08
fa0., Elm ueues Nalais fir eis(e &all(

ta0e, Elm ueueS Yalais fir eiele Safe
auf cem glaBe Scidra crbaut, unr aud
er purre aneemic|en, cine encrme
Summe ais Steusr 3u ;ablen. Sn
Tulee rs1tn Bat Ger oerscs ycn Mals
limo NIT cini9en Mneeren cine Cont
million n~iererselebt, wel6e i'm Nuftrass
auer 8s!beilisten (sesen 1000 on Der
3abl) bic Nesierun9 ws9en cieler Biuz
fir seri&t!i6 be!an9en lou.
@ie man !. ;. mslrete. rrurre Der
superior res fur bic seialidm Grerets
tien Ter Se1uiten tefimmten 6aule5 Eel
Der aus ben, Yisrtcn crer finften Sabrz
buneert ftammenren STRIDE res ;. CUTE
bus Don rer Nesieruns an9ewieicn>
bis gum II. Gebruar baS Saus III
rdumen, neil es %erpropriirt le'. Dieles
6aus trdet einen sbQie internotipnalen
Gbaratter, oa in ra1lelte bic @dter Der
@eleQldaft Ss1u aus allen Nationen
fd ;uriid;isben, um tort ibre 9eiflt,
den Grsrcitien au balten. Nus uerz
1dierenen @elttbeilen fIno @dter ter
!! 0elsulhaft Selu eineetruFen, TIM bic
fem Seelenbeoirfnib 3u senisen. Der
superior bes 5aules tesab fld gum
Yrdfecten bes @peba> I'M, ibn bierpon
in 8enntnis su ieben unr bic Sdwiez
risfeit pas 5aus bereits Bis gum II.
B. M. su rdume1, bariutesen. Mls Ter
Yrdfect pom eeitliden Grercitien b5rte,
ladte ct anfanss Dem Superior aeraz
cesu ms @eli&t uno %ent9sanete ihliebs
lid. mobl, neil CT f16 leiner i,ltit
lddmte : sd ueree tie Griit um
einiee Sage perlanac,n." Gieie gu
iderune beoeutet fir rie @eleuidaft
Selu 70 piel rpie Nih!5. renn Dor ZEN,
Werlauf zines Gierteljabre6 fana rem
bis isst erfolstsn Mnme!ennsen nibt
@snl9e 9eleitet &rercea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08

cuttedt, nelhe felt tenn Sabre 1867
jhr Guid tvisb. IS lrurreu IN Der
.uu ihreu yclser re,!a0enenWobnuna
fclide Ntntmtitsl Der frauiSilden Nns
geibe ron 1871, fir eirca 10000 ST..
Weuten votssIuneen, netlt cem fallden
Stsmpel UNI aneuen utsniilien aur
fyat,ifaticN eic'er @srtbpariere. Die
~ aleider :3eit nit 9eiGla9 teleste
Grrrtlrrnrsus ~liefs,ts rie 9anse @ez
Idid.e r;sirr Iilihuna. IS fantsa
fih @er;msiaunaen rerlelten in eng
iour, Ieutlhlanp uno Dranfreib pcr.
Tcr 6aupturheber uno 8eilBer Der NIT
8sih!aa tsleatsn @esenfdnce lebte in
WfeB inter pem Namen &aYmonc, truS
ater in ansertn Stieten Die Namen
Blandate, Yonarp &c. 1erltlbe 1T aus
qyou aetlrtis unc beibt nit leineu
rabren Namsn Monton. Ct purce
ouf Reauiftiun Der bieiiaen Criminal
Toli,ei rur6 ne franS1ilden Oeb5rs
ten in 1antry psrtaftet, unc faco man
lei ibm mod fir 10000 ST. @ertbpas
picrc ecr.
Die in StraB6urs ;ufolse ber Granf>
furtsr 9ertrdae tasenoe Gommillon
fir 8sribtisuna Ter aeaeniettisen
Gdulrforrsrunseu an Granfreid uno
Eeutidlans bat jeBt cine erite eiquipaz
sicnss &e6nuns Don q MiQiunen
Jtantsn tsl6lo6en. Dielelbe besreift
cen rcuNdnrisen Salro eer Sparz
&aGen in rem beipen prouinsen
nit 2l.e0O,000 st.; eenjexi9sn Der
eeridtlihrn IMP acminitratioen Dinz
esrlsaunsen nit stra swei Mia. 81.
rie 3urIdsrlattuns oon 0emeintes
Gentimea, Gautionsn uno Deppftenz
eelcern crn 400,0 st.. ; enrlid bic
Nudetlattun9 sca eret Wluirnen
5Yranfen, Die ron Ten anneetirten 0e>
meinren i'm fronsDlibm 1rsicr eepp>
NIT pprren marsr. Ssst tcmmt Die
.Meite an BE Ns9uliruns Der Civil
IND Mili!drpsu ipaen> Der rIdfanciaen
2Sbnunaen uno 3ssimentsmai1en, TO-
mic BIZ engagements Yrdmien Der Wt>
!itdrs, mel9e fur Deutl9lauo optirt
taten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08

baben al, ben ceutlhen &ailsr cine Ye,
titipn ecri9tst> nit tenn Gslude, eas e.
GEM 0eleBentpurfe lber cas- Inter,
ridtsmelen in Glios : o%utbrinaea feline
;Sauction nidt eytbsilen mIdte unr
flbren sur B%esrancune an, mas fotot
SIN @efible boten 3utrauens UNI
beilissr YF;bt elauben bic untsrseitnsz
ten Yireer unc Bamtlienoitsr COS 81
Ia0ss Is itG uiht eerlaaen su eitfen.
an Gm. failerlid f0uislids MajsitdI
u~ntettbdnist id III psnoen unp ibre
Bsoenfen binlidtlia cs5 Weisventpurz
ieS, oas Sdulwslsn in Gllas, eotbrins
gen tetrefsnb> AQerb5dfpsrislben ersez
ben(t Sursutraaen.
~llnler sislfa@ eeprdftes &atsrlane
mar jlnait pur6 cine Dem Buubssratb
u~ntertrsitste @eleBoorlase lter BIZ
Wase1 erariTeu. ole tstrift ndmlit
bic eeIeBli6e &eseluu8 ces 5fenAiden
unterrt9tes i'm neuen &eib5lanbe> une
mie fi6 1elbe barbietst, tsoeutet fl
nidt5 ,peniser ols bic @t0runs oue,
bisberissn 0%srbdltni1e uno bic Ser
nidtuns isesr relisi5Ien Treibeit, oereu
f9 unltre prosins in bieier bo@wids
tiaen Grase erfreute.
,@as na1 unlerer tnnislten ueters
,eueuns, gun, fttli@en 0cble pes @ol-
fes eur1 etne prtncipiel reltsiDle st.
,iebuna beitrassn mus, tras Der Gin.
pobnerl6aft pom @llab> eotbrinseu BIZ
Weibe zines ecIen, ferntsen Barsers
Ranpes lieb, fup fo|eenee bel uns tn
Nnwenouns sstra&te @runrldse:
Il. gor aueu Diuseu BE Greibei1
ees Glementar> unp pes mittleren unz
terri9tss, ols natirli&es 3edt Bet
camille. Dieles Re&t fett unaus>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08
Stalien.

Wus Nom miro terintet YIN b.
Sstruar eendbrte rer 0atifan mieeer
e;nmal 10 rebt cen Intlid pes Ntttsls
rurfrs eee aeiammten Grrfretles. SO
battsn fiji ndnltb iur &ueten3 in cems
3clsen oerlammsIt ne bort it%uoireneen
Gauriraten FER 3beclpaie aus ale,
hetreu Qancey. o. parsn Die 35Slinz
&C Ter |ropaeanea, bic Mlumnen res
irilbsn GoussS u. |. ID. Stunt cur6z
%eiranrer fab man Die piolstte Sputane
Ter Sdctten, BE idmarse Der 6ranSolen
uup Bcleier, bic blaue rer @rieden.
Gle rctbe rer Deutiden u. I. 10. I'm
balb 1 ubr trat rer te'lise @ater mil
TIN Morten: 80 iino meine licben
s5bue", tit ben Gaal. Mler. Sirty,
bia!t cine Nnlpra9e an rem Yapf rors
uuf risfer GoIsenos5 erpirerte:
ySa IS III pabr, cie Stride 1T 9ez
taut ouf einen fsiten Gelien: unc es
lit fGirwabr puneertar, uno elm neuer
8speis cafar raj bic Stride Elm Nert
Ictes 1T, RAP 0erace eie prtns'pten
tes @irsrlprudes une eer 5Yran1ei
fir Die &raft pis1ss Tunpamentts 3eusz
niB at!eesu. DaS benefit aud Ger ).
Stepbanus, rer, ~pou ees beiltsen Sci
{tee", pbne Turht ras Wort @ottes
yerfIncete uno MlIen tie Wabrbeit
{aote. slter idpn felt Den erlten Nnz
f1noen Ter airde mar rie Wabrbeit Cen
Near;jdern yerbab., uuo fe 1T e5 aud
beute nod Oenjsniesn, wel9e na9 III
nen famsn ; tie rouen bic @ahrbeit
uibt bIren. Der b. Stepbanus rar
bae erfle Spfsr fir fe, uno rdbrenr ris
Geinoe Der STRIDE inn einen 10 famersz
aiGen 500 bcreiteteu, empfabl ct icinen
Geit in @ottes Same unp bat nod
nm 8srseibuns fir feline Ue;nee. So
waro rie Stride INNER o%nasfeincet i;
nber {e aina aud INNER ais Siesertn,
ia rie cine Niein aus alien Seriol9un<
aeu uno tyrarni{9en Bscrlduu9er
bersor. Die Steins, welae man Dor
faR 1900 9abrsn auf bic Diener res
:Drvn mari mirft man aud isBt nod,
unp peIe priefter, Srcensleute rie
Meltada!ide, fine tdsli@ dbnliden
Suiulpn, {si es cur@ Stsinwarfs uno
Misbanrlungen, iei IS rur6 SerIpets
tuns aueasieBt. Dae Irauriaite atsr
III, ras Ssne> mslhe tsrufen fue, Die
fcs llnrebt ;u p%crbinoern, rte Eous
eiass Saulus iib%ernebmen uno bic
Xleiper Ter Stsiniser bitten. Dies
aues ater bemi,tt nur> eab Der 0laube
i'm tatbo!iIten @olf ~ asusrl 'Ssbeu
esmaht, uno rie @ldubisen nit oelto
mniaersm @ertrauen gu ibrem 5eilano.
uno nit rsap er5esrem Greibn'utb gu
esn Msnlaen recen. 5rdsetobt let
tobsr ale Belt @pttes beiliser uno am
bstuneswItriser @iue."
Yapit SEQ XII. ertbeitte ben 35merr
cas- Y%ripilestuT, baS n~euerbaute unc
curh Anbau errpeiterte 6auler fit pies
Ses SabrSunoert BON Steueyn befreit
{ein foqen. Na4eem bic piemonte(en
surb bic Breide in Nom einee;oaen
.parsn, erbielten fe Don eisiem priYile>
alum amtli1e Runpe, unp srtbeilte Die
8eoieruns oemlelben ibre Beitdttieuna.
ssnos0en blisb eieie Mnerfennune nod
nidt ,pei pole Sabre in Mirfiamteit,
Die Resieruns bslann il@ admlt4 gan,
uuerpartet zines anoern, unp Lief fi@
por, ibreun fosenonnten Staotrotb eia
Defret ~ausfertisen, welaes Das Yripis
teaium anuQirt. Nun bat BET 6erso9
nen Ma{Fro, ais Director Der Spar'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-08


a.. m.n ..> eus,h,a (.,u ,n.a,.;A,.
w" ivy. INV |''oo"@ ("'' ""op"'y.,H''
6du5dpotbef etc Ysrbunoen) geeIgnet uno nub!t0
f;;r ss,nsrmonn unb IN ieber Seit.
go ,...s.1,. m,s
5Weue plel|aW 9e1'"ey''e ""o D''o'hei' ""''
ldde. Entered according TO act OF Con-
rross IN tho vaor 1s7o nv DR. A FL
siess' - .La Etsao ~ I;hnor;on IS
Scner, III the Oluce " the Liorariau VI
Congress, at Washington.
Snpem id psr5udte, elm prafti5bes 6anbbuh iii ftret-
sen ,nh nanit sins soasnpe ot ,inaerid,tet, Saxsoro-
ttete ~oertano. CLAUDE tt i'm otdaee III rem, Jeoern1ann
e~eTrteetaen ju ttnnen' Ger pen Der meoHthilNeH 2OtAehz
ftatt psrldhgt tom o1s 3u 8eben. mas 1eoem 3u gfusen
aersltt ui1e popu!ar senna1t wereen tann ane earI.-eS
vt nttt ntstne QrtNt' patent Neset'nea IN oe 1eel1 },
lttten, lpnbsrn NIT adten une rt6'tsen 1fttteln,, mtt
Itarbstt uno osutlthsr Spra1e Gas 81 1et1en' mas IN et'
nsnt e%srartt3en unsernttn1e1 gslsttet nereen 1oan.
Nat auliHrlt1 tcmInt ID I'M 2Stntet ppF' eaB 2Se3e
uno StraBsn o., Aa9s lang etnael@ne1t1 tno uho nt9t pc.
iabren perhsn tpnlten; nte " IL Sdn'ltef iponnen eafcs
int Suits cberauf einiamsn grairisn unS trts bart uno
Id per fana CO nun fur iOlte 9erionen 'sereen, etc am
1rautenbstte irsenS zines itrer NasetSrtsen ftstsa, rsnn
tie Seine dr;tlite pile, MEIER 8attsebs. nod st6ti5c Mftt-
tel an Der oano taben. -.
g. let nun aud, nr 3n:d Oie.ss Snt,s lses ssfausI,,
sm ), ,nit Ssn in, autiotidsnotbe n,sift o]prfOmmen.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses and
Corilandt streets, as folluws:-
Express for harrisburg, pusbure me vest anu SOUTH
sSP X "sundsy.s 1851. NJ
For Baltimore, Washington and the South "s A. NIL
Express for PHILADELPHIA $50 \: ri ia;o ia;
sLs:309P. NJ, and II night Sunday O. 7, $3.50 and
For Philadelphia, via Kensington, at A. NJ ands
EmigTsns and q. ,scGsS sl;'s sd 10 Il
y, ESQ $40, s:io i:io i:S. s:ia, 10, $50 $50 $
s nOa ssO a5 sS no NJ and u night
rSs 81 s IA II. - I Isl "a ss
s slS a. =, $40 10 80 ~. and L night
For Hallway $50 si0 30 and 10 A. NJ, u noon, \
ESQ $50 s:4o a:lo $50 so $50 $50 $50 -,
For woodbridge and Perth Amboy, aud 10 4. NJ
For sag New B sra sS ~, u 4o s0s.
vsI; NJ, anS y night sunday and ~. gf Nv
For Phillipsburg and Belvidcrc and Pm.
Accommodaton for Bordentown Buriington and Cam
den, and 3 80 A. n: 1880 and SPIN
boat ssm from pier NJ. sasP nv o.mo'"
3a5 p NJ, daily: i0:i5A ~ and 6ss Nj daily eS S
s s 9 Ffc% w san%sS pHa FROM n
dephis: 52a 60 0I5 II M n 80 A. M, 2iS A a. "a
900. ~ s;M io;ls Pm. Sunday ia o"s u "o =
Ticket s' oinsss sSS AS III and "a Broadway; Mel
streets Ems5ans ticket ONCE No sstts S9Y Place;
- s Sasssi4 Manager General PASSENGER Agent
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Point Cornwall New Hamburg and Milton-The MARY
POWELL from Vestry street. pier 49, every afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock
A LBANY AND TROY, BY DAY LINE BOATS G. vIB-
N BARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leave vestry street
pier at 80 NJ and Twenty third street. north Of Erie
Terry anding at YoIEers Tsrry?wn and NEaSk
Catski and Hudson connecting for all points West and
North Trip tickets to West Point Cornwall and New
burg, returning same day. 81.
Notice change Of uptown landing.
CITIZENs LINE FOR TROy-PAssAGE 81 J1-THE
~ elegant steamboats, sUNNYslDE and POWELL
leave 40 North River, foot Leroy street. daily
Saturdays exceped at o'clock ~ CONNECTING Win
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for al points
North. East and West The most direct route to sarato
ga, Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage chez ked TO destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, superintendent
49, ~ ~ ~ y via Newport and Fall River.
The world. rcnowncd steamers BRISTOL and PROvI.
pEEoE leave pier SSstn Rlye, foot Of Murray street.
osns ''1"u"'s '~'s'X p BACON. superintendent
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COOK's FOREIGN TICKETS.
COOK. son JENKINS. 2e2 Broadway, between
Warren and Chambers streets sell the actual Tickets re-

and Chambers streets sell the actual Tickets
aured for nearly 100 tours in Ireland scotland and Eng
land, by all from London to the Contincnt
over coo tours embracing Germany, the Rhine Belgium
Austria, Italy spain, France and Switzerland. Tickets
10 Egypt. Turkey, Greece, Palestine aud the
world an AZ grea, redae tons enabling one or more per
ali times and perfectly indie pendent OF largo parties
COOKS Hotel Coupons guaranteeing nrst class accom-.
modations 800 hotels ut all points In Europe, NJ
fixed and uniform rates 49,
COOKS Excursonist for June gives full particulars as
todeas OF travel expenses Price 10 cents by mail
prepaid.
DREMEy sTEAMER.-oNE OF THE BEST STATE
exchanged for good room either on the Rhen june IS
or Donan, July Apply at Ss2 broadway, MP stairs.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFfICIAL
~ Passports of the Department Of State issued by A.
Q. WlLLMAETH United SAtesCou House, II Cham.
bcEsStreet 4M e.s 0El ~ .s.g4t saats
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STRONG, SINGLE MAN. FROM rs TO 80 YEARS
IA Of age wanted One who writes plain hand and Is
accustomed to hard work address, in own hand
writing stating reference and wages expected j. W. s.
Herald Office.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
MORSE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Regular steam communi cauon with London
The nne, first class full powered steamship
ST OLAF
Chr lille, commander
win leave tho Companys dock, Harbeck Stores Brook
Ign, on TUESDAY June "a
Passengers booked and forwarded by the Companys
own steamers to Norway and Sweden.
To be followed by the steamship PETER JEBsEN
Capt Wolf (extra), and the HARAID HAARFAGER
Capt Lundon, July 4
Rate OF Passage Cabin steeraoe
10 london $50 currency. $50 currency
TO Chrlstiana aud Bergen. 30 currency az cnrrency
For freight or passage apply TO
~ - FUNCH, EDYE co.
n south william street.
CANA
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~ by German, married, where gardening is required
sober hard worker and wife good cook laundress
good reference Call on or address CoACHMAN, 514ls
Broome st.
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FRENCH ADvERrrsEMENrs.

TINE FRANCHISE DESIRE TROUvER UNE PLACE
~ dams famille americana pour lille de chambre
alder lavage S'sdresser 4ne rue i52 EST pres la
SINE av., pendant deux .jOurs
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton ana Bremen
The steamship kOLN, Captain II. O. Francke will sail
on Wednesday, June II, at.2P. M, from Bremen pier
foot OF Third street hoboken to be followed by steam
ship Hermann, Captain g. Reichmann. Saturday,
June H. 3~3 -
Rates Of passage to London Havre and Bremen pawn
BILE in gold or its equivalent IN currency =
rlIst SanIi. $O
Second Cabin. ~
0ELRICHs 4 co., Agents
No. Bowling Green.
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single man. who is willing to take situation in the
country for the Summer Apply at Maison Doree
ofl4h ST. and Broadway between 10 and IL O'Clock this
day fwedne sday). I1
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 FTERNooN BOAT FOR NEwBURG. PoUGHKEEP.
"A Sic Roncout and Kingston landing Mt Cozzens West
Point, Cornwall New Hamburg and Milton.-The NARY
POWELL from Vestry street. pier 49, every afternoon at
40 O'CLOCK
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IN AMERY'S Show Gard Establishment, l3J Bowery;
selling Waterproof other Show Cards $40 daily easily
made at 1875 Bowery.
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COACHMEN AND GARpENERs.

] WANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN AND
| w groom, by n young Scotchman; city country;
best reference from his last place Call at Is West I'd
1t, rear. Tor two days.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP SCOTIA EMBARK
from the Cunard wharf, loot Of Grand street Jersey
City, At +. NJ, on Wednesday, June II, 1873.
CHAS. g. FRANCkLYN,
No 4 Bowling Green, New York.
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| TIN FRANCAIs (wAITER), PARLANT L'ALLEMAND,
j u comprenant peu Panglais desire place dams
une famille on hotel Adresser c.. Herald Office
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IS WAITER.-A RESPECTABLE MAN, AGE g.
"A wants u situation in first class private family; Is
rlly competent and can be highly rccommcndcd would
like TO 90 the country. Address r. r. l. Co. Is West
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with his wife, first class ironer and houscmad, who is
French Address r. Nc, Herald office.
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PEGULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING BANKs-oN
IL and after Sunday June l. the large and commodt
steamer MONITOR, Captain Chas: Foster, will make
Excursion TO the Fishing Banks daily Saturdays
sn East p Rycr so Chrisiopher street North Eivs,
ladies cents Fine saterooms for the accommodation
Of families JOHN LYNCH, Manager. Music by Geo
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COACHMAN AND GRoOMiS SITUATION WANTED
~ BY single young willing and obliging; six
years first class city reference from last employer Adj
dress r., box III Herald office.
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CuSARp LINE NOTICE
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of collision.
the of this line will henceforth take specified
course Tor all seasons OF the
On tho Outward Passage from Queenstown TO New York
Boston, crossing meridian Of 80 at Is lat, nothing
the north Of g.
On the Homeward Passage crossing the rdian 50
at AZ lat, or nothing TO the north OF a.
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CLERKS AND statesmen.

VVANTED-A TREAsURER; ONE WHO IS WILLING
| w u lend $OO0 ON good security, for WHICH steady
employment will be given Address H. w. j., Herald
|
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A CHINAMAN WANTS A SITUATION As COOK OR
"a waiter Can be seen at his last employers lOi East
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A SWEDISH MAN WISHES SITUATION AS
N first class coachman; careful good driver first
reference Apply at present employers stable 81 East
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COACEMAN AND GARDENER--BY A MARRIED
" man perfectly understands his business; IL years
experience with hoIses best reference from his last
employer. Address r. N, box POI Herald Office.
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ENGLJSHMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS GAR
n dener; has thorough knowledge of the business:
good reference. Address Z. H., Klunder Long 97
Broadway.
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A SITUATION WANTED-As CoACHMAN AND
"A groom by young married man best city reference
and ys driver; leaving account of family selling
Office.
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| yNANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLIsBMAN, A sITUA-
w ton in gents furnishing or dry goods store; has
| had seven years experience In Ensand; moderate
salary would he accepted. Address w. B., Brooklyn
! Branch Herald Office.
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A COACnMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE PROPER
n OF horses and carriages: good drver
strictly honest sober quiet and respectful Can be
| at IS West 18th
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A YOUNG FRESHMAN, LATELY LANDED, DESIRES
n situation as coachman groom, who thoroughly
understands his work country preferred Call adj
dress J. NJ, ~ Christopher st.
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YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COOK
n and carver, in country or city hotel Apply at l34
BOwlry
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A NGELI,s TURKISH BATHS 81 LEXINGTON Av.-
"A Want agreeable honest, intelligent, industrious
men, older than rs years must he strictly rate
employment healthy and proisablc references re-
qnred.
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COACHMEN Ayb GARDENERS.

| CoAcHMAN OR GARDENERS PLACE WANTED
IL BY steady scotchman; is tuy competent in every
respects best city reference Address r. 2O2 Herald
In1lao
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A SITUATION As C0ACHMAN.-LONG EXPERT
n ence; understands the business in all its branches;
six years reference from last employer can be highly
recommended Address call on L. D., 963 9th av
corner of 54th St, saddlery store, for two days
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YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE DE-
N sires position for legitimate
business grocery preferred. either salary COM
MISSION. Address s. j. Brooklyn Branch Herald Office.
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FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WISHES A SFTUA-
N ton; thoroughly understands his business: best
erence from first class families in the city. Call or
address M, No. West Uth ST.
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A SITUATION AS COACHMAN-LoNG EXPERT
IA understands the business in all its branchcs
II years reference from last employer Cali on or ad
dress j. NJ, 45 West 30th st.
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(tOACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A COMPE-
~ tent young man; Is first class groom and
enccd city driver; best city Call on or ad
dress Y. r., 80 Irving place, Club stable.