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RAwLEY springs,
NEAR HARRIsONBURG,
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA
GEo. W. BUNKER, OF WASHINGTON, d. O.,
MANAGER

Tbs wsE-kBowH ard popular Summer Resort
viii be open June LIST, 1875. The waters . n
ty analysis compare fsvorabiy with the VrS&V
renowned chsIybeate waters OF Earope. lssH
IL the stror gest chsl beate In the United staIs
10 addition TO the water, the location, pure and
Interesting atmosphere, picturesque scenery, fine
Ws,ks, drives, hunting, fishing, &c, ali tend to
make Bawley THE most attractive as we'll as rHE
most bealthiul resort in Virginia. The Oornpap
hss at great expense erected the most o1mmOdious
sLd comfortable buildings in the state, and during
the past winter perfect system OF terra.
cinE aud undertaking.
fcr terms and pamphlets apply to
A. B. Trick, President,
my9 go I'm HarrisOnburG. Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

THE HON. EDWARDS PIIRREPoNr. min.
lister TO England, sailed on Saturday in the
steamer Britannia for Liverpool. VIM ].
Hoppin. the new secretary Of legation 10 the
Court OF St. James accompanied him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE OF the two
houses On the Post Office appropriation bill
met this morning at half past 10 o'clock, but
failed to agree. y second meeting will be
held this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

- WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
One and a bali miie from stevensOa's De 4
Tot, Virginia. Round trip ticket from vEYAS
Nashir gtOD and return. SIS 50. krsLx i
!sl7- I'm z. O.JORDEE, Propr-e.or-
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The New York Pos. once Isvsssiss-

NEW YORK, June 29-The Congressional
post ONCE investigating committee resumed
Its session to-day and examined superin-
tendent Hubert.
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A LIVELY CONTEST.
scHELL's OPENING SPEECH
HE TALKS HARD MONEY
wATTERSoN TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN.

TWO-THIRDS RULE ADOPTED,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to day were Senators Edmunds, Hitchcock,
Logan, Wright and Clayton, end Represen-
tatives, Fort, Lyman, Lamar, Hamilton,
Harris, Small and HarralSon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

PoIontsT H a9dsak:s ,s1.sp
Near PIEHF POINT, Md.
Inis sumner resort win Be open for rees1tion q
Visitcrs By Potomac steamers win be
net promptly % Piney Point or Marshall Q "
with telicaeies Of the Boats Ter hshne Anf
Aiiinx tree Of charge Address
j. ADAMS BROS,
By0 In Pfnsy Point p O.. St Mars Co, ND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

Ex-SRCRETARY BRIsTow reached his
home in Louisville yesterday, ami at night
a reception was rendered him by his fellow
townsmen of all parties,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

stellation, having on board the cadet mid
shipmen, and the May fower, the cadet en-
gtneers, left Annapolis yesterday for New
York. The Constellation will continue to
BuZZards bay.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S2O7 ,24s IA; customs, 1867 ,Oll.59.

MR. AND MRS. SARroRIS left Liverpool
IN Saturday for the United States.
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Special TO The Star.
Raeass

ST. LOUIS. June =, p. m.-Convention
took recess until s p. IN. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

THE CABINET MEETING To-DAY-The
Attorney General and the Secretary OF War
were absent from the Cabinet meeting to-
day. The former has gone to Boston and
will return Saturday. Assistant Secretary
Conant represented tn e Treasury depart
ment at the Cabinet meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

NOMINATIoNs.-The President sent the
following nominations to the senate to-day:
Henry A. Marsh to be postmaster at n ashua
New Hampshire; Richard Ashbridge, to be
assistant surgeon in the navy; John A. Hen
derSon, to be assistant engineer in the navy;
VIM. L.. Ashmore, of New Jersey, 70 be col
lector OF customs for the district OF BuIling-
ton, n, j,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-27

WHY CANNOT the Patent office aud Smith
sonisn be opened, during the influx Of Gen.
tennial visitors here, at or O'Clock q. m I?
Daily there is q crowd on the steps OF the
former building waiting for the doors to be
opened, and many go away before O'Clock
Give the early rising strangers a chance.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-04
Dissolution Notice.

yrlHE PARTNERSHIP HkREroFoRE EXIST.
ii ing between A. b. Morrell 4. W. Tompkins
ana W. W. West, In the aawinil buhnesa ID day
dissolved By mutual conacnt John Drodbeck hayibg
bought Tho interest Uf the sald A. B. AoEfUl, who
now resires from the nrm. The book accounts UP "a
the Arst n January 1876 will b collected BY either
perty OF the old rm but oil Indebtedness CONTRACTED
siucs ths esh u Novembss, la10 WIN y eetaled b
Che now drit. 4. =. MO1lxLL.
\. W. TOMPxlN0
WV. WHIT.
Idaho City. :. f.. Jan. l. 1915 jas5sln
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hsutBpuB,s hDyENrUR rs.
Wishing "A state Prison on FORCED Pass-Hi


Arrest.
A young man OF pleasing address ana
fashionable attire, describing himself as Frank
c. jackson Of Baltimore, was arrested In Tren-
ton, n. j., yesterday, on charge OF utteting n
forged check. On Thursday he purchased u set
Of harness at the store OF Joseph McPherson,
Offering In pay mont check on the First Nation
al Bank for s75, drawn to McPherson's order,
and signed +. c. Jones' The check was at first
refused. but the purchaser referred the cashier
TO Peter Katzcnbach, Of the Trenton House. and
thinking that sufficient, the cashier accepted the
check, and the young man went out. The CASH
Ter then sent the check to the bank, and II " as
pronounced forgery. Mcpherson called an
Cificer. who found jackson at the National UO-
tel; lie denied the charge, aud volunteered to
walk with the omcer as far as McPherson's store.
ON arriving u ere he said that there must be
some mistake, and asked permission to look at
the check again. IL was handed to him, and
turning his back on the officer, he tore the check
into pieces, aud thrust the fragments in his
mouth. The oGicer detected the action, and,
seizing him by tue throat, compelled him to spit
the pieces out They were gathered up, and tho
young man was taken to tho police station.
There he gave tho name OF jackson, and said
that his business was that OF O. nvasser. lie
demanded nearing, and denied that he had
presented the check or ever got any harness
from McPhetson's place. Justice Browne com.
mitted him for examination. and II was suisse
quentl' ascert lmed that he had visited the har-
ness store of G. W. sheppard, and offered note
payable IN Philadelphia for a set Of harness, but
the note was refused.
Early on Thursday he presented an order to
Gen. Mott State Prison Keeper, putporttng to
have been signed by X. :. Woodruff, Jr., giving
the h arer permission to visit the prison. He
WIS escorted about the institution, ana after he
left the order given to the Keeper was found to
be n forgery.
Tho man has only been in Trenton q short
time, and a female who was with him was living
at the National Hotel. On his arrival he signed
on the books, " +. Z. JACKSON and wife Of Phlla-
delphia."
1ne proprietors Of the National Hotel claimed
to have been cheated out OF large amount.
and 1t Is thought that several other cities
throughout the country have been visited and
Nictimized by the sharper. A short time after
his arrest, the woman living at the hotol as lis
wife disappeared, and mas not since been seen.
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WIN oUuNIssins H, Hs% a. ~As0onp
Various Kinds,

IFOW ne De7T0W no YT'e8f.
A ragged and fOrlorn- looking man was
yesterday seen to fail down on Siaie street a. II
overcome by the heat, but before any one could
reach Tim he crawled undera shade tree. When
approached ana asked II he was III, he replied !:
knocked clean OVer l. hsunstToke."
Do Won feel my y in = was asked
Lots Of II; my legs are as stih as pokers."
he sun elects tho head mot the legs. l
guess YOU were not sunstruck."
well know was, SAID the old man. with
a GOOD deal OF spirit. you don't perhaps
know that there are various kinds OF sunstroke,
but there are over forty different species, all
liable 10 strike a man al once. II you could
better"
Tue citLzen passed on and left him groaning.
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ANOTHER LAWYER IN TROUBLE.
The Marine Court Agnin Making au Effort 90
Clear its skirts

Ihe Muflne Court Agntu Making EffOrf TO
Clear its skirts.
On the 18th March, 1870 james Lanrceau
poor carman, paid 500 for gray mare to
Joseph Rogers, who warranted her sound ana
willing In harness. Ii VS. agreed that, II tho
horse did not suit, the purchaser might return
her within ten days and recover his money. Tho
mare turning OUT balky, refusing absolutely
TO work or to be driven In harness, and peing
moreover by no means the quiet, gentle creature
she had been warranted to he. Lanregan took
her back to Rogers within the stipulated ten
days, and demanded his money back. The sales
man had NJ money 10y him, but gave his Gus.
and took his mare away. Lanregan, being un-
able TO Mud the horsedealer on the next or on
any other day, sought the legal advice and as
sistancc Of Frank j. ktnbal ESQ. attorney
ana counsellor. practising IN the Marine Court,
ana having his oihce at 4ni broadway, who I'M
dertook tue prosecution OF the sufferers claim,
ana after some lime informed him that he had
obtaned an order u arrest against Rogers, but
c0hid not huI nm. Thereafter l. lnteEan VS.
unable To ana his attorney any more, aud was
told by persons IN the attorneys own once that
he was utterly unworthy Of trust and conf
dence, and Lad proved himself 50 to other oli-
ents. Llnregan thcn. having lost 600. and : 10
additional paid to his LAWYER, applied to the Ma
rtne Court Tor permission 10 employ another
lawyer, ana 1t was gr anted. Meanwhile Joseph
Rogers, through Hiram u. Ferguson, his attor-
ney, moved before Justice GOepp, on the 18th
Inst, To dismiss Lanregan's complaint, the time
motion, yesterday, the Court fled the following
opinion and judgment
The paintl1 hay ng dragged defendant into court and
nfterNArd neg eced to pfDfecute bis case complains
That lis attorney cannot fOuna and Il unworthy OF
trust anu confidence md has proved himself 10 be
other persons uesdts paintln whom he has betrayed
anu CeNtd THESE Cuaigts reflect upon the honor Of
the court Of which the party accused Is attorney,
II they ptCducr 10 further action than the adjustment
OF point OF practice IN Que particular action, then the
attorney IN question remains under stigma which, II
unmeil'eo ought TO be ,Apungd while II deserved the
court STANDS record countensncng by sence the
prat ce % roublng OF tees h advance
servces never rendered. The plrnur has his ACTON
for damages against his fathCss attorney The motion
TO dismiss Is granted with tiO costs. unless plaintiff
within zen days Institutes proceedings for punishment
by ~ Court OF the attorney complained or The defend.
snt ~ hperty to renew his motion N the piaint shall
fa TO prosecute such proceedings or II they result In
n
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a Victim of the Freedman'- Bank.
From ne Sarannaa N,,os

:" I amt wotn' dis year, boss" said a
venerable darkey to "a gentlem IN fr ON whom he
had solicited ten cents " jes' ter get de ole Mig
ger dram - " amt wotin dis year cause L
see dey gwine take de comnan FUN GinerI
Grant. Amt fOolln wild politics no how De
mo voted dc mo- money los in dat Freed
man bank. Dey wuz jos a mlkin me Fighter
long " why didn't YOU make a fuss about IN"
queried the gentleman. " Lor', boss Wat de
reezin de puliet don't cackle wen de Niger
come long AN lif him often de roos'?" The
gentleman oOnldL't face the cOnmnnrum.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOH QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
LYING UNITED STATES MAIL.
bhii 10 ll'5p \ NJ
O. hMA S................... ......Aug ~ 10 4 NJ
BRlIAN Sept. . A. VI.
GEEMANlC Sept l0 T. NJ.
From White star Dock. Pier 80, North riyer
Phsseng r accommodation Is unrvallei. Cabias al
amdships saloon. $50 and 800 gold Return tickets
favorable terms. Storage. f2S
y. II. r sscny tickets anu drafts be obtained
at White Ar Wharf foot OF West 10th II.
II. j COlsriS, AGENT ~ HrOaIwAy. New York,
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CORPSES FROM THE RIVERS.
Family Troubles Revealed by n Letter from
the Pocket Of "A Suicide.


Madame Agnes Brudet, wife Of Alexis
Drudet, waiter at DelmonIcos. has been an in
mate OF the Wards Island asylum for the insane
since January last. On Tuesday she aud two
other women eluded their keeper and ran to-
ward the river shore. They crossed a garden In
which Edwin Rogers, an employee Of the Emit
grafton Commission, was at work. He gave the
alarm and pursued the women, capturing two
OF them. Madame Brudet. however, eluded pur-
suit, and, jumping into the river, was drowned.
Her BODY was recovered YESTERDAY.
An unkn 1wn man Jumped OF the Seaclucus
Terry boat ON tuesday anu was drowned. Oficer
H rrigan OF the Steamboat squad found IA body
Yesterday believed TO be that Of the suicide. The
following letter was found Ia one Of the pockets
TO STEPHEN HEATING. IS Garien ST.. Hoboken
oFFIcE o. STORY, WARp MAsooRD.l
Estate srREkI NEW NoRk, july 10. 1870. }
FRIEND hEATiNGt When you read these few lines
have snay iaohr lrubc with my dear challd sophia
Peas say 10 her vii forgive her every thing anu vii
keep my Promi- wich have given va and my dear
Lromiscd TINS morning give Henry the $50 Yu WI
rhi The urier Tor yu TO Receive al have got al my
clothing and everything belongs TO me du ne best va
watch aud cham also The chain Sophia II va shud We
sni luony over Pea give the same 70 sophia. Wud
"a q tLis ihs I'D n9i lave haptncd nad not the let
e Snipe lara btn Ia llnOnk She al the cause Of
u. 5hANc nope sophia VIII not 20 to work and run
Gown my carraci ratter my leih tnen she may step
her own tOr- Yours kcspcty WH FETTIE.
Mrs ZEnNEKow % GARDEN STREET HoBoAES:
~ ~ DENVER M ; heiung al ny tools ana chest, also
ne ha,o9!c l1ci.r q ~ Large LocNlng Glass Al my
WV FErrLE.
Fettls was an industrious carpenter.
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&c, 6rtanl.

4 -liORTON'S lGECREAM, made from pure
80 cream To CHURCHES FAIRS, festivals SC, 25c per
CURT 800 ih as" len brosiwly. ami 75 Chatham At.
M ~SFII'S ICE CREA M-Bs.i in Tho city.
y 'titf' ana churches % quart. Specal ut.
tenn ~ to ou of town or1eri. ~ B6le House
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Q cas- anl 6ohr,s.

'I'HE JAPAN AND JAVA TEA AND cor
i IRE 90 have received 1000 De, of sample tea,
when they are now selling m packages - liz. each
Tor Zoe per 3D. Great bargain. Dealers supp ONCE
and lr-roOm corner OF Water anu Fulton sts y. Y.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A SMART, capable girl wanted to cook and Do
sswsrs avn jersey sn% sly esn IN tc Sep store a
A COUPLE Of girls wanted Immediately also, two
N Tor country. Inquire at 1888 9th av, doors above
A TIDY eri for general housowors small fam.
An NY l70 80 ay, IN bakery.
OPERATORS on W q G.s machines on lawn
~ waists also tuckers. Apply at i.l6i Broadway.
PAPER BQxEs.-!gge and paste hands espe.
i rcnced hand. only L. $. wETMORE. 81 Columbia
Al, BROOKLYN
SEwING MACHINES rented sold. great par.
. gains; Wheeler &:wilson s20i Domestic $50 sing;
er &c. q Greenwich av corner West 10th ST., anu 1877
East broadway. Old machines repaired.
STRAw SEWERS wanted at TIERNEY's, $3.50
- Fulton st., brooklyn.
NVANTED-lOo ladies' for the grand spectacle at
between 10 and IL.
WANTED girl or woman to do general house.
No lis West iiih st., 81 door.
VANTED-Young girl for homework small fam.
w ny Apply for three days. 2O3 East Broadway.
NVANTED-bo girls to learn to make bustles and
w hoop skirts. New YorS Novelty Co, 1es Church st.
WANTEpprA ay IS s,l;,sql monsg age IN o SSrk
XVANTED-A Protestant girl from IL to 10, one
w used to children. Apply at is coitiee place.
WBohs GRS g and 81 drec %1 . operators ny
WANTEDz,A.c, ok in nrst.class boarding house.
w Apply at % Madison st.
WANIED-A woman to cook in oyster saloon,
70 EAST Urn sT.-wanted, a coiorsd woman
% for general WORK good reference
TnE sun
ro sTTSSEPhAy Fp TJkSySe
TIE say and SE an s sS apD & s oS
and selected ar pfiee e rs grea'eil interest
FOR SALE ny ALL NEwsMEN
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an @poo,.

IL ttP- STOW SHIRTS, made to measure
~ lnr N'Y hfrt hiyr 20 lu the slightest Onlgainf
70 lat or k"rr any ~ keep, shirts nnles. periectl,
sslsiaciory Oh broadway and g.l Arch ST. Pnlladol
p,li,
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'5'IiE Sun.
At;51ru AJurl.

hl"EASi- or MEN, SHrvlps p arf tn1 Sln
~ arc .. ttilnns spt tN Au ptrI4 1NIit trfi "
ntNlN ! pANlElS, MD ~ LeNH.t,n Az, % AZ
o|tntt Hours, St13.
DEAsluNS. N.n.r,r.y E.p rRoOR. lu
L ~ L :, SANITARY Ciup'.'n ~ N.ssiust
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R,aI Gstl,.


4 GOOD Investment Houses near city on install.
N ment plan; circulars free. Z. X KELLOGG.
Broadway.
EHOICE ful-szed cemetery lots tli2. halves and
" quarters In proportion. lrquire At 300 broadway.
VrRIGHTFII. MORTALITY !-2,OOO children
Killed on IN three weeks IN the crowded tencments
Parente viii md safety In purchasing cottages with
to rooms; to4 lots price $1,000 to o. 500 paya
bic IN nstalments.
MILLER MoLLoY. COZ Broadway.
LOR SALE Pcnnsy vana 1856 acre. Of land;
i 40 improved, balance timber land I'VE miles from
MI ord good buildings excellent water; land level,
Address WIN. ". CROSS. Milford, Pike county Pa
IrRUITFARM 30 acres. overlooking Saddle lgy.
Il er valley STOCK, crops, @c. Possession.
OLIVER 1872 broadway.
IrOR ~AIE-A nrstcla.s tenement property On 1T
4 AY., near 23d ST. a. a very low price. App v 10
J.. II. LUDLOW CO.. B Pine st. 1
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HAVING ~ .tlN~ED fn' business. &C., fr9n
~ Il. t.lh 900. Hi ,'.ini, ".l ue settled by No
successor a. r.id = a.I, 3, .t II.
2. " l..- ", ssta BOOT to q c. Ehrssin.
Nrw Oils. J.4, lu 1879.
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IONA ISLAND, West Point and Newburgh. See
i Advertisement Of steamboat ARMENIA.
NEwBURGH ON SUNDAYS.

The nrst-class and fAyOrite steamer
SYLVAN DELL.
For Newburgh. gives passenger
hours at Sewburgh
"a hours at Cornwall
3hours Al Cold Spring.
So hours at CoUens' Landing.
Al hours at Iona Island.
And arriving In New YORK, on return. AT 6is r. NJ
Leaves Harlem Bridge. $50 4 NJ ;le0ih st.. 1855 iO9th
At, $40; Eut sd ST. 1855 kcut ST. GreenpOlnt, 500
Grand It :; New York, Sl5 Peck shp. $50 West 10Th
st. sA5; West ga 81. o. and Minhattanyile e, g.l5.
Fare fpr the round trip to any point ABOVE YOpkers
No splriiunus liquors so.d on tne boat
NOTICE.-Ait,r saturday, July 20. 1870 the steam
~ 81 GEN. SEDGWICk Will discontinue hCr trips to
Mhitstone Great Ncck, sands Point. Gien cove, sea
GIN. Mou's Dock. ami Glen Wood. ana Will commence
dhb trips TO Rockaway Wednesday, July eo 1875. No
tce hereafter
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aelantro- -alalts.

NNN"'feN cR'NN''
A GENTS wanted t9r our SPLENDID Democr,,ic and
ne IKE rtr9's Of the c9niidaes AMI other interest,
and Chart Establishment, lO7 Liberty st., New York
A NUMBER OF families. restaurants, and hotels
~ waned TO consult theirln,crest aud pny nne grad
pet pound at cedar st, two doors from fearl 81.
Liberal IeTms ~ large buyers.
A GENTS wanted IN town and country 70 sen our
qe aa tern" eni fge SICK n ae coqan APg to
and Greeawieh. New YORK.
A GENTS wanted 10 sell wcnsenroths I,caiy.Nado
N Lemonade; dozen IN y box, price soc the most
ana railroad travellers. Depot, i35 Liberty st.
A ny number Of energetic nw,h capitol OF as
TO- ,sr. wiIe can S,car ~ nsr 1'S grand
Tor money. "a Exchange place, room 10.
A nOnsEslIOER.. First.clas, noorm,ni none
N other need apply. iii Spencer st. BrooSlyn.
RAkrn wanied-A nrst.cla;;s man on bread and
eres' St., near Pi'adc av'' jersey ciiy Heights '"
Roy WANTED in law ONCE must reside. with
Isst i Is st. 'u'"''" references Aoa's'' SOS
JlOY wanted 10 hardware store; one with some eI
ID perence preferred. Apply At sdl ssha
PRE@ssMIAaSS, wanted mS;;s know me l,oe, bust
SRUMP 4 EvERDELL. as Murray st.
rVO BAKERS. Wanted a good. soDcr man ON high
l round ana sprt bread. 81 Roosevelt II.
w up machinery, well acquainted with the spanisi
language. 10 20 20 Souin America good ref
creme IN regard to skill sohriey a. Apply immedl
aely 10 JUAN q. RIBBON, la and lid lst st., jersey
CITY
WANTED-An active. Intelligent young man Of
w twenty 10 make himself useful must be- vel. rec
or meuted and not afraid OF wage 81 IN nth
board anu room. Apply by letter addressed g. c. box
100, sun uihce.
WANTED-Two good wax thread yanipcrs on
w AIDES sh,es, Apply NJ lllVfulion ST., Brooklyn,
WANTED A man that thoroughly un !erstands the
w Ice business reference required good wages
paid 81 HUDSON 81.
WANTED Stout boy VINO has worked at bakeryi
w wages % anu board. Bakery, corner Ssh s.. and
7th av.
WA>rED-Parties having loan ucxets for adj
w vances On sale at ROlsoN's 50 Broadway.ro T.
WA>TED-A strong hov VINO understands the
w butcher business. Apply AT $40 West nth 81.
WANTED-A pattern MAKER on stoye work. at oS
w and 81 steuoen 81, Jersey CITY.
Oh COOPEKs wanted. TO make new cypress mo.
~ lasscs barrels at 0Dc each anu 10 good trimmers
on moasses barrvls at t3 per day.
AT. BRIGGS. "a Rutgers slip. New York.
SAIRISiI or swedes wages o.. so fare sisO. SO
sDV Grtenwicn st. II. LANDER Agent.
THE sun
SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNING,
VIII contain eight pages. embracing the NEWS OF
and selected articles u the greate.t Interest
PRICE, THREE CENTS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEW MEN.
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NATIONAh, Gleri a and Al n X

~ u IUNTIV : TIN.T 7
CANADA. Snfuruiy. july -. 3 T VI.
FOR QrEENsrO Us AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAND, july %. 3P NJ ITALY. Aug 3. p NJ.
LGlPr july -, 1880 AN rhc Que n Aug.12 10 \. NJ.
C.bn passagc so and So. cur ncy q turn tickets
81 reduced rates. Stcerage passage, s5i, currency
Drafts Issued from 81 upward at current price, Apply
u tue comy4ny's Oice. % Broad way.
4 " J. HURST, Manager
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Situations dclanlto.

A n American lady. living short distance from the
"A ely wisnes chld % nurse on the bottle from
L. olrh where It viii receive The best u zoe
West 3Oth st.
ENVELOPES and wrappers directed for o. per
II thousand, Al ~ Willett 81, by n lazy.
SITUATION wanted by coach painter: IL a thor.
- ough Workman can letter aud ornsment Address
H. Is. DAkNLE, Dover, \. j.
SITCATION WANTED by good bread und cake
- baker tGerminl all at or address $40 Wet 4Dh
FINO PRINTERS. wanted. employment by lob
cOlnposllor Twelve years experience as foreman,
estnatinS' &C A1dre-sG. A. boz 100, sun ONCE.
WANTED-Situatlona as hrst hand IN tapestry weay.
w ing room four years with present employer, from
whom can come we recommended as to ability and
character Address Post once bor o. Mediord, Mass.
WANTED-A situation to work as foreman on
w bread and cake or to 20 second hand on Gaze IN
some frst class trade can or address SHERIDAN
HOUSE, $50 Canal ST., near BOwery.
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SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rocknway Beach and Far Rockaway o. 10, II
A. NJ 1880, $40 z. NJ.
Returning Leave Rockaway Beach 1880 A. NJ ;Ab,d
s8nP NJ. Far Rockaway 7.4d. lli52 A. NJ. AZ
5:.s 0.27. 500 Z. NJ
Take ferry at James slip Cfoot Chambers stu sundau
excepted, haf ~ hour before departure OF tram
Sundays AZ $3.50 aud 1880 A. NJ. / and 0 Z NJ, Of
ferry foot SAN st. h. Il, GAIL. nfteen ti5 minutes DO
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NOttIs.
6ountrn Solro.

NAHkOE HOUSE. and European hotel. eth an
Nf Chestnut sts.. Philadelphia. 81 to - per day.