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UTSKTUEJUIVTR RENEWED ETERT DAT#
?OABUUV AH0 liOlWUO.
>711 BROADWAY, JUST ABOVE FOURTH STREET.?
| 1J. ha*!? furnished room* to tat. Ou* large, aaat par
tar kit frees room and ana attic room. No boardara ia
the boaaa. Bathroom, gat llgbti, do. Good aitj lafarenoa
rsqaimd.
648
single
tad tri
BROADWAY?IAROE AND DESIRABLE
auita of rooma, with front parlor; alto, rooms for
gantlemen. families travelling can ba accomuaeda
translently
OQQ BBOd DWA Y, BOOM NO. 10.-TDK NEW YORK
XdOO Boarding Exchange ia prepared te fnrnlsh thosa
who haea raaaat rooms to let. with or without board, with
aaitablo tenants at abort notioa. Those ia want of board
can ha immediately suited free of eharga, by apfiylng aa
above.
Ol BOND 81 REIT?A TEW OOOD ROOMS TO LET
VI to single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their vivos.
Rafaraaeaa given aad required.
OK WASHINGTON PLACE, BETWEEN BROADWAY
XiO aad the Parade Gronad -Strangers visiting the city,
aad wiabiag ta remain ia tewa daring xhe aammar aaoatba.
oaa ba annammadatad with Aaa large airy apartments. on
early application. Those aaly wba are willing to pay liber
Ally meed apply.
UUNITEE8ITY PLACE. .A DELIOHTPUL LOCA
tioa, la tba immediate vicinity of Waahlmgton park,
Broadway, amaeemeata, hotels. Aster library. An.? Mar
abaata with families aaa bow secare aholoa apartments
apea advantageous terms. Boaaa newly fitted, replete with
every convenience.
A FURNISHED BOOM TO LET-FOB A SINGLE OKV
-a. tlaman or two loatlomon. Bast rafaraara required,
to Mrs J. FIN1EL8, agent, ooraar of Broadway, en
Apply
?trance US Grand street
AB YEEY PLEASANT PEONT PARLOR AND BED
room to lot, furnished, on second floor of house No. 4
Boot Eleventh street, first bona# from Fourth aveauo, with
or without breakfast; hoaee furnished with gas, hatha, aad
Crotea water; terma moderate.
A WIDOW LADT OCCUPYING A NEAT. GENTEEL
honee op town, would bo glad to lot a handsome parlor
aad twa bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, to two gentle
men, with or withont hoard; location desirable, and terms
reaseaabls. References exchanged. Address Mrs. E. 11.
C., Union square Feet Office.
PRIVATE FAMILY, HAYING MORE ROOM THAN
they require, would accommodate a few single gentle
men with famished or unfurnished rooms. The house ia
ewa atone front, with gas, bath. Ao. Breakfast aad tea
browsi swss ws.u |h, usis. ac. Dreauaet aaa ten
will bo furnished If required. The losntiaa is la Twenty first
street, between the Sixth and Eighth ayeaaarailroad*. Re
fereaoes required. Addreeo B. Brown, Bowery Post Offlee.
A SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOM AND -ONE
A bedroom attached, to let, to single gentlemen, in a
private honee. where allth* comforts of a homo will be
given. The hone* has all the modara Improvements. Ap
ply at M Prinos etreet. a few doors west or Broadway.
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OB TWO. SINGLE
geatlomen oaa bo accommodated with hoard aad a
pleasant book room on the second floor, unfurnished, la a
private family, by applying at 129 Kldridge etreet.
A GENTLEMAN AND HI8 WIFE AND A FEW SIN.
JBL gle gent emea, oaa he aeoommo fated with an elagant
furnished parlor aad bed rooms, with board, ia a privets
family. Bathe in the hoaee. Call at 121 Seventh sttce t.
between First arenn* and avenue A.
HIGHLY RESPECTABLt FAMILY, RESIDING AT
No. 9 Ashland plate, the upper part of Perry street.
oaa accommodate a few single gentlemen, and also gentle
1ih board, and with the comforts of
men and their wires, wit
a good home. Tbs house contains all the modern Improve
ments. Rooms fnrnishsd or unfurnished. Best of roftronoos
given. Tanas moderate.
A PEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE AfcCOMMO
dated with pleasant furnished rooms, with partial
hoard, in a fine airy looation, wi'.biu three to Bra minute*
walk from Wall etreet or Atlantic street ferries. Apply at
192 Atlantic street, Brooklyn. Also, an offlos, suitable for
?a physician.
A DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, TO ONE
or two gentlemen, with gas, and hot and oold bath room
adjoining, with or without partial hoard. Tha boose is
desirably located, at 224 Fourth etreet, opposit* Washing
ton squire.
A PRIVATE FAMILY HAYING MORE ROOM
than required, would accommodate a faw single gen
tlemen with a richly furnished parlor and bedroom, inth
f artial board If required. Also an unfurnished parlor and
wo bedrooms, near Canal strict and Broadway, No. dil
B ooater etreet.
A PARLOR. WITH BEDROOM ATTACHED, FUR
J\. nished or nnfnraished, to lat in White streot, near
Broadway, Family small and private. Address E. 1'., He
rald oflkee.
JIEDROOM FURNISHED?10 LET TO A GENTLEMAN;
> ia a pieaeant and airy room, 375 Broad way, Apposite
Iblo'i Garden. Apply at the hall door.
Board in Brooklyn?convenient to south
or Wall etreet ferries, desirable location and pleasant
www, recently furnished, aui'.abla .or a gentleman aad
wife or ainglt gentlemen. Apply at 222 Henry otreot.
Board in Brooklyn ?a few singlk gentle
mtn or n gentleman and bie wife oan be aoeommodatod
with pleasant rooms, with full or partial board, where the
comforts of a homo oan bs had Apply at 93 Wiiloughby
~ te. Ho ? - ? '
street, Brooklyn. Term* moderate. House farnishod with
?"
Board in Brooklyn.?to tet. a large front
room, on the second floor, with bedroom attached,
with (all or partial board, suitable for a gentleman and his
wife. Apply at 86 Clinton street.
Board on Brooklyn heightA.?desirable
rooms and partial hoard oaa be Obtained in a plsasaut '
honee, eligibly located on the heights, commanding a fine
view of th* river and bay, and within thrsa minutes walk of
Fallen ferry. Apply Immediately at 13 Poplar street.
Board-at clifton, staten island, for the
?a a mar or permanent, within n few moments' walk of
VaadorhUt's lauding. The family private. View of th*
bay from the windows- Addiesi C. P., Poet Office, New
York.
B?
lAKD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET TO A
gentleman and his wife or to slngl* gentlemen,* front
... ..... Th? ? ...
room and bedroom on third floor. The hone* baa all the
modern Improvements. Inquire at 80 Maodougal etreet, be
tween Bleeckor aad Honeton streets.
BOARD.-A RESPECTABLE FAMILY HAYINO MORS
room than they occupy. In a hone* replete with mod
em Improvement*, oan aoeommodate a gentleman and his
wife, or three elngte gentlemen, with full or partial hoard,
and well faraiited rooms on the oeeond floor, ff good society
and eomforts of homo are desirable. Address Fifth are
nas, Herald office.
TIOAKD?A OCNTLIMAN AND WIFE AND ONE OK
JD tire single gentlemen, with satisfactory reference, can
be aooemmodnted with handsome furnished rooms, ia
?. JHEi rooms, _
modem bailt honee, with board, ia a private family. Apply
at No. 9Chariot street. (Warren plaoe.)
Board-handsomely furnished apartments,
with beard, at Nos. 106 and 108 Last Fourteenth etreet.
modern eonve
ogle gentleman
the oomforte of
i of largo hotole.
The home* are new and replete with all the modern conve
nience desirable for a homo. Families or tingle gentlemen
nience desirable ror a bom*. Families or slaglt
may obtain, transiently or permanently. *U the oomforte of
a home withont the annoyance and oonraaioa ofl
References exchanged.
B
OAKD CAN BR OBTAINED AT NO. 20 COTTAGE
1 place, la a private family, for two young gentlemen of
napectabllity. Alee at 2St Tenth atree'-, for a gentleman
And wife, at single gentlemen of food standing Alio very
maay other placet, In the oily and eonntry, every informa
tion of which onn be obtained. free of oharge, at the Agency
Offiee, Clinton Hall, corner Eighth etreet and Lafayette
place.
Board with rooms.-a few boarders or the
flrot respectability ran bo accommodate In a beauti
fully fnraiohed honae. with all the modern improvtmenta,
by applying at No. 40 Lalght atreet. oppoaite St. John'*
path.
Board in Bedford avenue-two young men
who like comfortable living ltd good oompaay, can and
another who livee within eight mlnntea walk of Peck allp
ferry. Williamebnrg, by eoading their addresa to IX. B.,
Herald office. *
Board in Brooklyn.-gentlemen and their
wlvea. and a few tingle gentlemen, ean be accommo
dated with fnll or partial board in the genteel honae No.
1 Baltic atreet, one door from Conrt.
Board in brook.lyn.-a single gentleman
ean be accommodated with hoard la a pleaaant loca
tion, within throo minute* walk of Fnlton ferry, whert
there aro few boardera. Roforonce* exchanged, Addreaa
G. H. 9 , ho* 7IS Poat Office. .
Board in Brooklyn.?a gentler in and wife
can obtain a very pleaaant room, on eccond floor, either
luralahed or unfnrniahod alao. two or three gentlemen oaa
have good rooma. with partial board, In a private family.
Apply at Sir Adam* (tract, near Johnaoa atreet. Refer
ence cachanced .
Board jn jersey city.-a private eerily
occupying a flrat alaaa modern built honae, with every
coivenirui v, rl'natcd abouttwo minutca walk from the for
ty would 'ct, with board, to a gentleman and wlla, a astro#
fumiabr I cme alao. a lew tingle gentlemen ean bo accoui
mrdatcd. Kcforenfta exchanged. Addreaa A. B. X., Herald
Alice.
Board in hoboken wanted-by an ita
linn gatleman. in n genteel privoto American or Eng
UA family of la a boarding bonae where only Eagliah l<
apikea. lint of refereneea given nnd required Pleate
addreaa | oat paid, ho* 3,322 Poat Office.
"BOARD WANTED-A OENTLBMaN WANTS PAR
JD tial boar I (a email private ramlly preferred) in Brook
1m, within ten or twelve minutee' walk of Fulton ferry
feitlafnctory reference will be given, and terme and location
Mat bo itated la reply. A Idreaa Bookkeeper, Herald office.
JOARD WANTED?BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY,
fnll beard for lady only . enat of Broadway, not abov.'
fturteenth atreet. with a email inlet family, (widow lady
r-efemdj where there are no other beardere, boa-d p?id
ii advance. Addreaa 0. J. L., Broadway Poat Office, etnt
bg location and terma. whieh mnat be moderate.
Board wantbd-pob a touno lady"; a
email fmrniabed room will be required; loontlen not
htrher up than Twelfth atreet; terma mnat ho moderate,
h ard paid in adrance. Addreaa M. B. M., Broadway Poet
Uflca.
BOARDINO.-YBRT DESIRABLE ROOMS CAN NOW
bo obtained in a flrat elaaa boardiag honae, 130 Madlaoa
liitta. Thebeeae ie replete with every eewvenloaee, far
aiahod or nnfnrniahed. Loeationmaaurpseeed, and tot thoee
who might deeire to remain in the city daring the onmmer
month*, it would prove a healthy and delightful reaidenee
lie Wall etreetetagos paao the door, and other llmea aro In
clone proximity
Boarding-a oentlbman and his wieb, or
two gontleman, may obtain a furnished room and bed
room, on third floor, la n beuae with all the modern tm.
provementa, where there are few boardera Dinner at aig
? o'clock. Apply at 38 VVett Twenty -second atreet, between
Hftb and Mxth avcnuR.
Boarding ?yrry desirable rooms, parlor
.anil bedroom. on the aeeond floor, and too atngle room*,
can be bad with partial board. Alao, transient boardera
caBtbo accommodated.at No. ID IVavcrley Place.
RE 8
_ alllea In
March of reepactable beard, will please to apply to the
Ilreadway Boarding Regiiter office, No 3P7 Broadway, cor
ner of Ueade street, whore numeroaa application for both
i made for partita wanting
TFOARD1NG.?PARTIES WISHING TO HAVE
X> peciabla boardera, and gentlemen and famill
BOiRDINQ.-A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE AND TWO
or throa aiugie roatlemon. can be accommodated with
WeWri and pleaaant rooma. at 217 CUatoa etreet, caraaref
'ffihea. nefvreucoa exehanged.
130ARDIXC;.-TH? NEW PAMILT HOTEL ON PaE
***** rixce. Nee. 873. ?7\ 677, and (179 SUth avenue.
TJ!! 7 *** extended balcony everlooke the Crrrtai
***<7 Thla leratien, for health or bcanty
AhJS2l?e!i????rPM0Od by city or country. Cars tvtry
?OAXUMKO AKD LODOnia.
BOARDING-TWO^ OR TH REE DESIRABLE, FOIL
Hatched rooms,with partial board, with a lady who to?P?
but a fow boarders The eituetina ie plesaanl and quiet,
only two minutoa walk from Fulton furry. Inquire at oo
Fulton a.rant, Brooklyn
BOARDING-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN B11 ACCOM
un dated with pleasant roouis and board* mi No. 7 \foy
ktrevt Bear Groenwieh avenue. ____
BOtRDING 14 BOND STREET-LARGE AND DE
a*iruble room, may be obtained with board
two goatleja.n and their wlrre. M ? few ajacja B
by applying a. abore. The heuee la lighted with let. aau#
ha. ail the modern improvement*
BOA RUING MAT BE OBTAINED IN THE *AONI
ficent brown atone blook extending from Fifth to
1m aMrtmaoU than at the hotel.; there la every eouve
?lfnSrf? bathlap. Term, reasonable. and reference.
nnnMPiioatble from either
. /-qniTNTRV BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED AT CAR
C murrille, Ar.t white house from the depot, and aeioud
boo? from Tenth avenue. Two large room., oennected.
. family, or four tingle gentlemen. Genteel
houM. ao^ fi.e.eau pleaaantly lo?\t.5. Apply until the
1 ; manaelllo. nret >??? ???; ?? ?' ?- ? , .
^from T..Jhi.rwt?. T-oJ?g.^om.._o.n.:.t^|
Be ??<
Ural of JW?
COUNTRY BOARD FOR BOYS-BUT TWO WILL BR
tnkan?at twelve thillings P?* week, washing and mead
ins included. A good school within a few rods of the house.
Location forty milet from this city, on Long Itland. In
quire of Lawyer A. M. Bnrr, 2U8 Broadway, corner of Ful
ton atraet.
Furnished apartmbnts to let on the eu
ropean plan, in the tret elate house 776 Broad way. A
?pleadideult of room., with exelueive hat^ weUndapted
for a family or two gentlemea, who wish to 11m In good
otylo; alao. n room and bedroom to a tingle gentleman,
rfea.e npply from It A. M. to 4 P. M. Tho oonuort of tho
lnmatoo attended to.
Furnished booms.?a pritate family hav
ing moro room than thoy require, are deelroua of rent^
ing tb. froat and back parlor, on tho ????;???"?U
| gentlemen, wtthont board. Apply at MIA Walfcow atrnot.
Furnished bed rooms, without board, to let
to elnglo gentlemen, or the third door, unfurnished, to
1 let to n amnll fnmily. Inqnlre nt 121 White atreet. _
C1SNTLSMEN AND THEIR WIVES. OR SINGLE
J gantlemen. enn be accommodated wlthboard and plan
i aant room*, in n new Arat olaaa honae, nt 96 West Twenty
aiith atreet, near Sixth arcane. The rooma are largo and
airy, with gna and atntlonnry wnahatanda nttnohod.
Handsomely furnished rooms, with board,
fbr ainglo gontlaman, or .eatlemon and their wivee nt
No. AS Weet Twenty first etroet, oornar of Sixth avenue.
OBOKEN?AN ENGLISH FAMILY. HAVING A
large bedroom on the Ar.t door, aultably furnished for
.he nee of two gentlemen; alao two rooma en the second
tli or enn accommodate thraa or fonr gentlemea with par
tl.l board. Apply at 18 Cardan itroet.
NO. 204 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR
Eighth nrenna.?A few gentlemen and their wives out
he handeomely accommodated with furnished or unfurnleh
cd rooma and hoard; alao a fow ainglo gentlemen onn be ec
commodatod with pleneant roome.
PRIVATE BOARD-TWO VERY PLEASANT ROOMS,
nnfnrnlahed. to lot, with board, in a genteel prlrate
fnmily. two block, from Pook .Up nnd Dlvlelon nrenna fer
rloa. Apply nt No. 10 South Sixth street, Williamsburg.
PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
* a private family. Apply nt No. 631 Hndaon atreet.
Rooms to lrt, with board, at ms Hudson
etreot, In front of St. John'. Park. Bath la the honae.
Rooms^furnished or UNFURNISHED, at no.
173 Enat Serenteenth atreet, for gentlemen andthelr
wives, or single gentlemen. Bouse first class, with nil the
modern Improvements.
Rooms.?a lady having more room than she
reqnirea, would be ploaaed to let n portion, with beard,
if desired, at l.'>9 Hudson street, oorner of Dosbrosaas atroet,
near St. John , park.
R~ OOMS TO LET-WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, TO
gentleman or gentleman and wlraa. Loeullty riry
desirable, 099 Broadway. Apply aoon A desirable store
to let on Broadway. Apply as abore.
Roomb, furnished or not, can BE had by
two or more single gents, witn or without partial
board, at 108 Grand street, Arst blook woet of Broadway.
Terms moderate, location desirable.
SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-AT NO 60
White street, a fow doore west of Broadway, for single
men. or husband, nnd wires. Room, on first nnd seooud
fiooxs. Aleo, some on third floor, on very reasonable terms.
r LET-TO TWO GENTLEMEN OR TO A GENTLE
man nnd hit wlfu, n teedad story back room, with par
tial hoard for the gentleman. Apply at 184 Bast Twelfth
street.
rPHREB BINGLB GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO
1 dated with clean, healthy, airy roome, (with breakfast
and tea if required,) on moderate terms, by applying at 18
Howard atroet.
TO GENTLEMEN.? AGREEABLE ROOMS TO LET,
largo and small, furnished or unfurnished, in saltsior
reparu'eiy. Hot, cold and showerbatua In the house. Ap
ply et 27 Bond atreet.
mWO ELEGANT PARLORS FURNITURE NEW WII,L
1 be let to one or two gentlemen. with breakfast if de
ired in Twenty-second itroet, n few doore from Fourth
avenne. Address Up Town, Herald offloa.
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND PLEASANT
1 rooma, with partial board, dinnar on Sunday, at No 82
(farrollstreet, thi locationi.good,with naf.w minnte.
walk from the Hamilton furry. 8outh Brooklya.^f QR(JE
HOnSH8, CARWES, 4tC.
A COOD HORSE, WAGON, AND HARNESS FOR
A sale at a bargain; the ownor haTlnr moT.d to the oil}
has no further uae for tham. Apply to JAMES A. CLARK.
No. 2 Now Clinton Hall, Aator place
A SUPERIOR BROWN MARE FOR SALE?ONE OF
A tho finest and beat aulmala la this oonntry. Shu le 6
years Old, 16X hands high, wary powerful, warranted sound
and kind, free from nti trloka or sloe; arery prompt driver
aud a faet trotter. Prio# I8U0, or $1,000 Will be given for
a match to her." Aleo a bay horu, aonad and kind, and
would make a good family torn. Price $1S0. On* top
waaon, one light wagon, and a splandid set of hnrneas_
To be eeen at livery etablee No. 2 Unlvorelty Piece, on#
door above Fourth street*
Buggy for sale.-a bugov wagon, shifting
top. hallt in yie elty last Ml and bnt very lllUe need,
will be sold low. Inquire for White s wagon* at fiC.
wlck'e stable, Hoy* street, near Fnlton avanna, Brooklyn.
CARBIAGR FOR SALE?A THREE SEAT ROCK A
way, with shifting front, built to order by Ford, In the
best manner, bnt little used nnd in firet rate order. Apply
at ?6 l'eok slip. ?
Family horse for sale?is a bay, seten
year* old, sixteen hande hl<h. of fin* stvla
and warranted perfectly .onnd and gentle la allhari?w*.
Aleo, n carrtnge with exteaalon top In beet order, will eeet
four or six nersons. Also, a single harness saddle* Ac. For
pertlcnlare apply at private stable, 68 East Slxt'enth etreet.
IP OR BALE?A LIOUT ROAD WAOON, CITY BUILT,
' and bat little need. Inquire at the nortbweit oeraer
of Broadway and Fortieth otiect.
For sale-a second hand coach, in good
order; alao, a horie wagon, and harness. Apply at MB
Varick otroet.
For sale-a tifo beat rockaway, with pole
and ibeft. Prion S7S. Can be oeen at BAR FIN
PHILBUN'S, 68 West Twenty thirditreet.
ti*OR BARE-ONE DOCTOR'S CARRIAGE, ONE TWO
P teated rookaway, without top, one light buggy?all
second-hand; aleo, one open top wapm. throe very light
baggy wagoni, one English hunting wagon?all new, and
for sale ihenp. Inquire of JAMES HOLDS WORTH, si
Elisabeth itreet.
For sale-a rooixpony built dorse and
leather top wagon, harneu, saddle, bridle, and every
thing complete and in good order for family me. Tho horse
is six years old, and kind. Apply for White's horse, at the
- - ? and His' ------
stable, oornar of Harrison and Hicks streets, Bonth Brook
lyn. Leave address at tho stablo. Terms ooktd, $3U0.
For sale-a handsome gray horse, is hands
high, foor years old, kind in single and aonble harness,
(It for a carrisge or family horsa. nice and atyliah driver
Apfdy at corner of Eighth avenue and Thirteenth street,
ray House, up stairs.
For sale chkap-a family coach and har
ness.in perfect order. Apply at the livery stable ol
JOHN MORRIS, corner of lloyt and Pncltta its., Brooklyn
For balr-a splendid pair of arabian
mares, beaatifnlly spotted, five and six years old, IS Id
hands high, stylish drivers and highly trained to the saddle,
la every way sonnd. kind and gtntle. Any one wishing a
faney as wall as aplsaeld team, woald do well to call at
I. Wooden A Co.'a Riding School, Williamsburg. Also, a
splendid chestnut horsa, six ysars old, sixteen hands high,
sonnd, klai and a fast driver. To ho seen at same place.
Inquire of J. H. Elmore, 108 Murray itreet Now York.
For salr-a pony, about ten hands hioh.
klhd. sonnd and gentle lien excellent saddle play,
suitable for a child. Inquire of F C. Klrby, 102 Myrtle are
nue, corner of Duffleld itreet, Brooklyn.
For salb-a fair of handbgme chestnut
sorrel ponies; ars paesrl and fast trnvsllars; kind,
well broken, and good saddle horses; will bs disposed o'
cheap. Inquire at 44 and 4b East Twenty-sixth street, near
Fourth avenue.
For sale?a yery fine hambrino hare, six
years old, abont 1.1)4 hands high, a beaatifal bay, aid
la souad, kind, and fast. Apply at stablo No. 21 Bowery.
JJORSI8?A STYLISH AND HANDSOME PAIS OF
u. eoal black carriage horses for sale; ago, tlx and seven;
sound, kind and trnaty In (ingle or donalo harnosa; good
site, Ino ambition, fleet travellers, and matched closely.
Price flOOO I brought them in from tho eenntry on Fri
day. To be lean at Lewie s stablss, No. 24 Wast Twenty
fourth street, between Broadway and blxth avenue.
J. C. MILLER.
Horses foe sale.-tito very fine vir
mont horses; one a gray, IS)* hands high, six years
old, fall blooded Tlppn brood?a vers pleasant and stylish
driver, and will go a mill in threa and a half minutes. The
other (s a ohestnat Morgan, 11)4 hands high, sight ysars old,
and fbr style and action cannot he lurpnaaed. Beth are
very One saddle horses, war ran ledsolid and hind. Also, a
first class shifting ten wagon, and harness. To be aeon at
the lumber yard lets Monroe street, earner of Montgomery.
TORE HORSE BAZAAR SI CROSBY STRJET
Anction sale of horset, carriages, harness. Addles,
- r i wt uuini, <ni g am a cm, uniui.ve, sww >? ? u ",
bridles, Ac., Ac., ovrry Monday sad Wednesday, at 12
? clock. JOHN H. UATFIELD. Proprietor.
Notice?good pasture can be had for
horses within four miles ef the Falten fsrry, Brook
lyn, L 1.. by apnlying ta the subscriber, an tho premises,
nsar the foar niflt bouse, Jamaica Plankroad
JOBL CONKI.IN.
s
ADDLE HORSES WANTED?ONB ABOUT FIFTEEN
hands high, that caaters or paces, for -a young man.
U niidi bi(b, tbil cinttN or Dftcfi, for'l vonif m*n.
and a pear for a little girl. A fair prico will be paid, bat
no farcy price. Apply at ? A. M. or ? P. M., at 16 (iramercy
park, Twentieth (tract, 1-etwaen Fenrth avenue and Irving
place.
STABLE ROOM IN PRIVATE STABLE?TWO HORSES
aid wagons wiilbe taken. Stable is soar Union path.
For terms, adorns, postpaid, box AV. Post Odee.
PART OF A NEW AND ELEGANT STABLE TO LRT -
Room far two horsra and I we carriages. Apply, rear
oftS *eat Twenty second street.
or AGON WANTED?A LIGHT TOP-WAGON. IN
VV seed order. Address, with psiea, Ac., FscdUaad, Us
aid odea.
FOR IALI.
4'lnO r0R 9AUE-A GREAT BARGAIN?A SODA
f LvU. water, ice cream and 'run (tor* , soda water
fixtures complete with a valuable receipt lor macular tur
l?K coda water and ijrupe, eitaated ia a (treat thorough
tar*. Aidreae Beda Water, lieraid offlca.
A RARE CHaNCE. fOR SALE, A NEAT COTTAGE,
containing twolva rooms. ailaated ia a ferat rata aelgh
aerhoad, 141 BUt afreet. Brooklyn. tha lot 37 ti faat hp 1U0
leal deep, will be aold oa reasonable tanu, at tha prisant
owner anots to leave the city aa aooa aa poaeibla. for par
tip elan laqnlrs oa tha prauiaae.
A RARE CHANCE.?FOR SALE, THE LEASE AND
fixture! of one of the best restaurants in this olty, ai
tatted oa Grand atiaat. Inquire at tha bar of tha National
tlutttl.
A RARE CHANCE TO PROCDRE A HOME3TEAD
Fina 'ariu, situated ia the beautiful villega of Jamaica,
within thirty mlcntaa of Now York city by the Long III tad
Railroad, (the fare by commutation bviag but 8I4 oauta aaoh
way.J will be aold at very moderate term* to any reaaoa
aible aaaooiation that may form ittalf for the parpaaa of di
vidlng it iato building lota, itreeta, Ae. To those who are
intareatad. the sabsoriber iaforma that a maatiai will be
held at the City Hotel, oppoeite City Hall, Brooklyn, oa
Ron day. May 29, at 8 P.M. Thoie who are deiirooa to at
tain a valuable boine<tead at a low prioa, by email weakly
inetalmeata, will do wall to attend
WASHINGTON MONTGOMERY.
Fifth atrnum lots foe sale-two lots,
2fi>n by 100 feat aaoh, aitnatad on tha eaat tide of Fifth
avanna, between Eighty third and Eighty-fourth (treats,
and directly opposite the groat Contra! park Sixty par
aant eaa remain on bond and mortgage. For further parti
enlara apply to WM. C. HIGOINB, 448 Eighth avaaua.
For sale-a new two story gothic resi
doaae sixteen milea from New York, tan minulee walk
from tha railroad, and one hour from tho ally t aavan trains
In a day aaoh way. Tha honao eontaina eleven rooma, plen
ty of eloaets, two aallara, two wlnga, plana la front. re
plete with avary convenience; large barn and oarrlaga
house, iee honae tilled, waah houae, fowl houiec, lummet
home, Bah pond, running stream of water; aituatiea delight
ful, oa a ridge of high land; salt water Sowing ia tbo rear.
It contains four a area of land under ealtivation; 800 ehoioe
fruit and forest tree*, honae aurrouadad with Sewert, shrubs
and shade trass. Prioa $8,000 or leas. Terms easy. $0,000
oaa remain oa bond and mortgago. For particulars ad
drasa ban 660 Post Oflioe.
fOB SALE?1 HI STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN
established book, stationery aad fanoy store, In n drat
yUtooatlon- Will be said low far onsk, la ooaaaquoaaa or
Site WM.
B health. A rare apportenity to aommoaoo busiaoaa. Ap
WATSON, wholaaals druggist, 77Fulton atraat
F
For salr-onr of the best poster houses
down town, on tha Bust riVVr. ehenp for tub, Eonaof
for soiling oatiafnotory. Inquire of R. A. MARSHALL, No,
8 Cooatiea slip.
For sale-an established dagurrrean gal
lory, flttod up in tho lotest modern atylo, with two
largo akv liehta; the roception and oporatlag rooms are on
tha one Boor. Rant vara low. On naeonnt of n death in the
firm tho nbovo la now offered for sals. Ploaoo oyply at #37
Sixth arenas.
For .sale-by dumont a jenkins, 11 wall
straet?Yaluabla lansa of Broadway property?Tie un
expired term of twenty years of tho loaaa of that valuable
property No 2S1 Broadway, wast aids, next to the oorner of
Barclay street, sad lately ooenplad by Maasrs. W. T Jen
nings A Ca. Lot 26 faat ? Inches by 119 faat deep. For
terms, Aa , apply aa above.
For sale-goodwill, lease, and fixtures of
eoalyard oorner of Columbia and Amity streets, Brook
lyn. Apply to W. M. SANDS, on the premlaes.
For sale?the good will of eight years
lama,together with the bar, bar fixtures and furniture
af bonaa No. A8 Leonard atraat, known no tha "Ylstorin.''
ApjiLj fo A. C. MORRILL, No. 9 Chambers atraat, from 11
fOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOUSE, IN
tha vlbage of Madison, N. J., situated near soboola,
abnrohes, and railroad depot; eontaina nine rooms and oat
lar, with born, sarriage bonaa, stable, ioehonaa. large and
splendid garden, fruit trass, 1014 acres of superior ground,
soring of water, and two large pond*. Apply ta J. DE LA
QRA0ER1E, on tha premises.
POR SALE-FARM OF 121 ACRES CHOICE LAND. 25
woodland, in the town of Oyster Bay, Quean's county,
near the depot on branch railroad to Cola Spring. Orohard
of beit grafted fruit. Urge two story house, cellar under
house, and barn. Prioa $5,300. Apply to 8. L. JOHNSON,
212 Broadway, room No. 3.
OR SALE?THR LEA SI, FIZTURRS, AND, IF BE
_ quired, tho remaining stock of tha old eitebliihed anjl
wall knawn ale, porter, and older bottling and imported
malt liquor establishment, lately carried oa by Oaerga P.
Lethbrioge. An exoellent ehnnee for n business man- Ap
ply on tha pramlaoi, 80 and 88 Fulton street.
Fob sale-the lease, fixtures, ac., of the
hotel at the junction of Broadway, Eighth avenue and
Fifty ninth street, the terminal of the Eighth avenue Rail
road. Inquire on tha premises.
For sale?in eighth avenue, between
Twenty eixth and Twenty seventh streets, the leaae,
itook and fixtures of a confectionary, or the lease without
the itook. For further particulars inquire on'the pre miles,
318 Eighth avenue ?
FOR BALE?GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE ON
Broadway?one of the bast locations in tho oity. Tho
store is fitted np in tbs mostselegaat manner. Tha stock is
entirely new. comprising the moat fashionable and saleable
gooes. To a parsoa wishing to enagage in thli badness,
this is a chance seldom offered. Apply at 102 Nassau street,
room Na. 9. R. L. PUBDY A CO.
For saie cheap?on one of the finest aye
cues In Brooklyn, a handsome new three story dwell
ing, substantially built, with na. and modern improre
meats. A genteel location. $1500 may remain on mort
gage. Apply to C. E. FROST, corner of Fulton and
Front etroets, or of Foster A Loper, No. 4 Sands street,
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION?THE
house and lot. No. 4fi West Twsnty-nVath street, be
tween Broadway and Sixth nvanno. It is la gj?d order and
lantnine nil the modern Improvements Pries $11,000.
D. SHEPHERD, No. 9 Trinity buildings,first floor.
For salr or to let-three story and base
moat brick bouses in Fifty third street, between
Second and Third nvenno, range and bath roem, hot and
?old water, modern improvements ; terms easy. Apply te
P. ROBINS. 78 Sixth atraat.
For salr or to let-the yrry pleasant
residence known as ths Cbesaut Orovs Cottage, at
Clifton, Statea Island, containing eleven rooms, and one
acre of land, This property would bo sold vory low if ap
plied for before the 1st p oxume. Apply to C. BABl'LETT,
Btapleton. 8. I.
Great sale of damaged goods on monday,
at 387 Grand street, consisting of 10,000 yards of wst
ginghams, 500 yards wat diaper, 800 dosea of wet hoalery,
trimmings, spool cotton, Ao.
TO MANUFACTURERS.?FOR S ALE?$4,500?THE
three atory and basement brick building, 80 feet deep,
oa the northw st corner of Thirty-ninth eiraat and Sixth
avenue, with a Una# of tha groand for auhtyears, at $200 a
year and tan; tha building aost nearly fT.Uuu; a part of the
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage. In
quire of FOWLER A FRANKLYN, 71 Thirty fifth (treat,
near Broadway.
TO PRINTERB.?A COMPLETE JOB PRINTINO OF
ilea for sale, consisting of an oxteusiva assortment of
wood and motel type of all siaes, plain and fancy latter,
rules, ornaments, borders, cuts, Ao., Aa., together with
standi, casaa, chases, galleys, furniture, Ae. Also, a aaper
royal Washington prosa, with a self inking maohine. a Rug
glee Job press, and every article nacesaary for a first elaes
Job office. Address box 3,192 Post OIBce.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
A SHALL PRIVATE FAMILY WANT TO BENT AS
not u possible, the second floor and (ml basement
or a two story hoax, botwoon Canal and Fourth struts.
Rent not to axocod $250. Address O. P., Ho raid office.
House wanted?by a gentleman and his
wife, wltbont any family, n small boose up town, in a
respectable neighborhood; English basement preferred; rent
not to exceed IToo. Address box 1,110 Post ufflee.
House wanted.?wanted to purchase, a
house and Lt in Tblrd avenue, between Tenth and
Vblriieth streets, woith flfi.OOO to Set 010; most be well worth
the money, as cash will be paid for It. No one bnt the real
owner will bo treated with. Apply to A. B. JACOBS, No.
7 City Hall sqnare. under i'reneh s Hotel.
Real estate wanted?any person having
property in thipclty or adjacent, to exchange for mer
chandise or stocks, may address U. C. B., Herald office.
VILLA RESIDENCE.?WANTED, A GOOD DWBL
linx, with from tiro to twenty acres of lead, either on
Manhattan Island or in Wo tonester cuonty. Apply to
BEN J. OAbUKAIIll, Counsellor at Law, 127 Fulton street.
WANTSD-BY TWO YOUNG LADIES, AN UNFUR
alshed room, with pantiles, or a room aad bedroom,
on serond floor, la a respectable private family. Rent from
eight to twelve dollare per month, and loeatlon between
lileeiker end Twenty-third streets, and from Fonith to
Ligbth nvooue. Best referenao given aad required. Ad
dross M. E., Broadway Post Oflioo.
WANTED-A WELL fUBNISUED TWO OR THREE
story house, with gaa in all the rooms, oath*. clo
?ots, and all tlo modern improvement#, between Union
square nnd Washington place, and Fifth sad Second see
noes. Address P. O., box 3,142 Post Offloo.
TL'ANTED TO HIRB-A COTTAGE, WITH FIVE OR
IT seven rooms, by the yesr, on tho eset side of the Uni
son, within twenty miles of the city, nnd walking dlstsnos
from a depot. Adaross X. X., Herald office.
FINK ARTS.
I ALAND OF CUBA JUST EECEIYED, A FEW
eopios, of views, msps.oostnmsa, Ae , of this Interesting
island, also, a small lot of tannine Havana segera, and a
few pieces of tilk ribbon for aecar makers. For sale by
R. R. BARTHOLD, 11 Broadway.
COPARTWPKKEIJUP HOTlCKfl.
*kl nnn -ANT PERSON with the above
VltUvv . amount can Invest it la a business whlih
It now, soft and profitable j or a partner would be taken,
with a portion of tkia amount The right kind of persone
can make a fortune. Apply at the United States Agtaay
Office, 84 Chambers street.
Dissolution of copartnership -notice is
hereby given that tho firm of Voorbeet A Richmond is
this day dissolved by mutual oontent
A V. N VOORHBBS.
Cranberry. N. J., May M, 1844. J. W. RICHMOND.
JOTICK ?THE FIRM H1RETOFORE IXISTINQ UN
dsr the asms of Vaadswator A Valoatlao, was dissols
ed on the Ath day af May, HUM. All dobts da# to tho said
trm art payable to mo,
A.j?_YAMDEWATER 8S? Broadway.
NOTICI.-THR COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing betwtsa Benjamin Brewa, Alfred Mnbte and
w illlam Morgan, aadar the trm of Benjamin i.rowt, a able
A Co., doing batiaeee la thie city ae boaee movers, heoso
pile drivers and dock baildors. is dissolved from this date by
ri.ntnal consoat. Bonjamia llrown baa withdrawn irom tie
firm. The bnalaora will hereafter ho conducted under the
arm of Mayblo A Morgan. Tho now Brm is antboritod to
clooo op the affair a of the late copartnership
AI.FHkl) MA V HIE. 222 Brooms strut,
WILLIAM MOKUAN.Si Eighth strut.
New York. May 27, ISM.
N<
PARTNER WANTED.?THE ADVERTISER. HAVING
ffeOO or fll UOU to Invest, wishes to engage ia acme caul ?
liobed bnsiiiosa. Address B. A.. Herald. office stating tie
taaiaeta, aad wbnrs aa interview eaa bo had.
PARTNER WANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH A CASH
capital of from 114,000 t(. $20 000. to loin a party with
-?3 ? ?- -? ??- * ?-? -- -? and well estab
? hence A note
?t with
apt attention.
A capital of from fllA.OOO to fljO.OOO. to loin a p
about fl?0 000. to bay the good will of an old and v
II.bed Importing and Jobbing atopic dry reodn hone
addressed to ML, JtJ Guds. Herald office, Willi
CXTANTED-A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, TO ENTER
Ft into partasrship with another who ban a fair buslaaoa
one who tan pat a small capital into the uaoofn. and witu
has a knowledge nf. or-is a graduate la, medietas. Amicus
Calsoa. Bagaij office.
nuprao.
F??i "J^J^^-UNITED 8TATE3 MAIl) STB A M
J J!k?i n ?' J JP' Comstoek?This (hip will de
part with the United State* mails for Ruropc. poiitlvely on
">? ?> 11 ?'?lock M., from ner nertb at th*
n j * *5*^", r ?'?'Rl'l or passage, having une
quailed eooummod at lona for alacance or comfort, apply to
EDWARD KlCOLLINB. 96 Wall stroet
raawpn iNMuMtil to bo on baarJ at UK A. M.
Tbeeteamahip Pari** will euoc.ed the BaltlZ and .all
Shipper* will pica** tak* notioa thnt the ships of
tbU li?? cannot carry any g??d. contraband of war.
^ OTICB?In consequence of the groat adranco In the price
of Mai, ???;. and prevision* the pric. of passage In tbo
steamers of tlile line, tailing bone* after the lot of July,
will b* $130 In tb? first cabin and 875 in the teoond oabln.
R
OYALMAIL8TIA..SHIPEUROPA FORMTlRPO#L
The KUHOl A, N. ShftBttoD, ('ounniudor, will kviI
from the conpftni'i do?k, at J?ri??j City, with* th? mails
and passaogera for Barcwa, on Weduu iday, tho .*
a? 19 n'etlnrtk BMtnlialw PiuanMre ?? J
? H , ?i Slat inrt ,
at 12 o'clock. prrclMly Passengers are reqneatod to ho on
board by UK o'clock A. M. The Asia will tall on the 14th
?f June
j^OJR SO UTH AM PTOM_ AMB_ SAFER ?THA CsiTRo
_ State* mail .teamnhin TEAS KLIN, Jae A Wotton, com
maader, will leave for Havra, touching at Southampton to
leave th* mailt and nateongort, on Saturday. Jun* 5, at 12
n'nloak, from pier Ne. 4 North rirer. Prim of pee nam from
New York to Southampton oc Ham:?Pint cabin, S1A1,
tmona cabin, 879. Luggage not wanted during the rovage
i boar a the day before failing, marked 'be
ehonld be mat on _ _
low." No merchandise win be rmelrod on board after
L^riSli%?Nr.PA"?T?P^W
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
?hip Company intend etnrting their fnrerite tteamehipe
r*ow phu.adbi.phia :?
City of Haneheeter . Saturday,.. .Jane S, 11/14
? . About jr. July 1,1854
City ofMnnchoeter Saturday... .July 22, 1894
City ot Philadelphia Saturday... .Aug. 4, 1894
rue I4VBBP0GL
City of Maachecter Wedamday. .May 10, 1894
_ ?? . . About Jane 7. 1894
City of Maneheeter Wednesday..Jnno 28, 1854
City of Philadelphia Wednesday.. July 12, 1894
Saloon. 800,809, and 894. (according to etate roomi)
A limited number of third elate passengers wiU be takea,
and found with oomfortnbly oooked provisions, for
*28 to Liverpool | 841) from Liverpool
Partioe wiehing to bring oat their Monde can obtain eer
USenteg of paMage, and draft* on Liverpool. in eame of ?1
sterling and upward*. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH, Agent,
17 Walaat eOrvet, Philadelphia.
rlRB REDUCED.?IKDEPENDENT LINE TOR BAN
Fran olaoo.?The oelebrated eteamehip NORTH STAR,
will leave New York, from th* foot of Harrleon etreet,
North river, oa Monday, Jun* 9, at S o'cloek P. M., precise
ly. for Aapinwnll. and will *onn*ct with th* n*w and faet
going steamship Yank** Bind*. It i* expected that paeaen
xers will go through in thoe* tteamehipe la *
_ tweaty one
days. Per ticket#, at th* lowest rate*, apply only t*
JA8. W. CROSS, Ne. 9 Battery place, up etaire.
TTf 1T*I> STATES MAIL LINI TOR CALIFORNIA,
U via Aepinwall and Paaama? Paeeag*only $90 -Th* leth
aui cro***d In *ix hour*?Monday. Jun* 9. at 2 P. M., from
Sier foot of Warren etreet, North river, will b* despatched
ie fleet eteamehip ILLINOIS, H. J. Htrteteia, U. S. N?
commander, to conneet at Panama with tho well-known
and en parlor eteamehip JOHN L. STXPHBNS. Through
ticket* by thia line can now bo Mcured at the following very
cheap rat**-?L'adlee ealoon berth, including Hiaokley'a en
tire lethmne traneit ticket from chip to chip, 8229; lower
ealoon etateroom berth, ineladlag Hinckley '* traneit ticket,
a* above, >200; e*cond cabin or open berth la lower ealooa,
Ineludlng Hinckley'* traneit ticket, ne above, >190; steerage
berth, inelndlng the railroad ticket to lta pre tent terminue,
within n few hoart walk or ride of Panama, 890. The no
eommedatioae for pnereagere in the etenmera of the Paclfio
and United State* Mail Steamship companies nr* uneur
pneeed, and partite about to vilit California are Invited t*
call and examine for themeolvo* For paeengo apply at the
company'? oAee, 177 Week street.
CHARLES A. WHITNEY.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINK,
via Nicaragua ?Aoeeemry.Transit Company of Nieara
gna, proprietor* Through ia advance of the mail. Only line
giving through tioketi, including the lethmne eromiag Th*
new double-oaring eteamehip PROMETHEUS. (2,000 tone
burthen,) will leave pier No. 3, North rirer, at 3 P. M.,
precisely, for Pnenta Arcane, ea Monday, Jan* 3, connect
ing with the fovcrit* eteamehip Sierra Nevada (2,000
tone bnrthen) over th* Nioaiagua Traneit route, hav
ing but twelve miles of land transportation, by first
tlae* carriage*. These steamers are unsurpassed la their
ventilation and accommodation*. For information or pac
ing*. apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agont, No. 3
Bowling Green.
N. B.?Commencing on the 19th of Jnly, tho daye of sail
in^wiil be changed to_ then 4th and 19th of each month.
tore tbeee date* fall on Sunday, the ihip* will leav* oa
th* Saturday pr*vloui, a* hereto tort.
Australia.?pionbir line?the clipper
bark GENERAL JKSUP, Gay, lolilsr, will *ail ia
all next week, and oan accommodate a few
ail next week, ana oan accommodate a low paeeengers,
' cither for Cape Town or Malbourn*. Apply on board, at
pier No. 47 North river, or to
R. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall etreet.
Australia -the splendid new clipper ship
WINGS UF TUB MORNING ia now loading, and will
Lave immediate despatoh for Melbourne. For freight or
pasaage, having superior aeoommodatlone, apply
iILLER A LORD 108 Waif etri
MAlLLKR A LORD 108 Waif etreet, or to
ARKELL A ELLIOT, 146 Pearl street.
Australia pioneer line, carrying the
United States mail.?The A 1 and fast sailing packet
ship GERTRl 1>4 it now at her berth, pier 12 East river, a*
the seventeenth ship of tine line. The Gertrude is a supe
rior chip, insure* at the lowest rates, and has proved herself
despatoh,
a remarkably fast sailer, in order to ensure .
gagements for freight or peerage will be mad* at an unusu
ally low rate. Apply to
R. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall etreet.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COM
pany?cerryln j the United States mall. For Mobile
stopping at Havana. Semi monthly line. The eteamehip
BcACk WARKIOlt, J. D. Bulloch, oommander, will eail
for the above ports on Friday, June 9, at 12 o'clook pre
cisely, from the pier at the foot of Beaoh ctroot, North
river*. Freight taken for Nets Orleans. Passenger* for Ha
vana must procure fiaesp<>rte before leaving port. For
freight or passage, apply to LIVINGSTON, CROCUERON
A CO., Agente, 31 Broadway, b. B.?The Cabawba, R W.
Shufeldt, Commander, will euooeed the Black Warrior, and
?all June 29.
For Bermuda and st tqomas?the royal
mail steamer CURLEW, W. Sampeon, Commander,
wl'l eatl for the above Inlands on Wednesday June 7; Fri
day, Jnly 7; Monday, Au^Mt 7; Thursday,September 7. Pas
sage money to Bermuda/839; to St Thomas 870. For freight
or pasaage apply toE. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
Fob bavannah.-fare reduced -the new
and epieadld ride wheel iteenflip KEYSTONE STATE,
Cepteln k llardle, oerrylag the United States mall, will
leave Philadelphia for bavaaaah oa Wednesday, May 31, at
1U o'oloek A. M., from th* wharf above Via* street, la
speed and etrangth, and every arrangement tor tho comfort
and convenience of pnisengera, this ship is unsurpassed.
Fare from Philadelphia, 831; steerage 87. The STATE UF
GEORGIA lea roe as above the following Wodaesday.
its in New York, SCRANTON A TALI.MAN, No. 19
?lip, where plans of onbin may be seen, and it ate rooms
.tared tUl 9 o'oloek P. M., Tuesday.
For savannah and Florida.?united stat:
mail llaa.?Tbo now and splendid eteamehip KXOa
> ILLE. C. D Lndlow, will lease on Wednesday, May 31,
at * o'oloek P. M., from her riar. No. 4 North rivor. Apply
to SAMUEL L M1TCH1LL, 13 Broadway.
al.rongh ticket* from New Vork to Jaaksonvllle, 831;
Pitatka, 833. Th* Anxueta, Capt. Thomas Lyoa, will ena
cted the Kuoxvllle, una sail oa Saturday, June 3.
VOR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA. Ac.?THE
J1 United States mail eteamehip ROaNUKE, Captaia
Skinner, will leave pier No 13, North rivor, on Wednesday
afternoon, May 81. at d o'cloek, for Norfolk, Petersburg,
and Richmond. Time to Norfolk, about 21 hours, fasten
xers arriving there can tak* the Seaboard and Roanoke and
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad* to Augusta, Atlanta,
Charleston, Ac. Passage and fore to Norfolx, >8, to Pe
terehurg and Rlohmoad, 810; steerage half prioe. Per
freight apply on board, and for passage to
Ll'DLAM A PLEASANTS. No.32 Broadway.
STFAM !'<? AT FOR SALE?THK STEAMBOAT (VILLI 1
Your.*; ilia hall, ballari. and angina In good condlti a.
and la i aw towing about the harhur. Ai.i.lj to EDWAK
PALMER, 7South street, oorncr of Maiden lane.
QiA GOING AND BITER VESSELS OF ALL KINDS
g_) bought and to d for eaah or good notea. N. 11.?Sunken
vessels and other wrecked property of any weight or at any
place raised by a prorata that cannot be beat for cheapneaa.
GEO. W BRUSH. 168 South atreet.
UKY GOODS, AC.
Art and utjlitV combined.-lewis * sea
CORD, inrentore, orlginatore, manufacturers and i...
, ?.ters 01 noyeltlee In deeign and artletic etylea of gentlr
Bid a furuiahlng goodt. Lateat Parte faahlone In tlecire bat
tone and shirt studs, juat itoeived. Uptown glove depot
and faahionable furnlaning bazaar. IM Broadway Stuyvc
? .nt Institute.
(1REA'l BARGAINS IN SHAR'LS
t T ber haying pnichaaed tbe entire at
awls of one or the largeet importera.
REA'l BARGAINS IN SHAWLS -THE SUi. 0; '
stock of Can urn crape
at a discount of Si1,
|.< r cent from eoet, he ie now prepared to odor to the public
. . . ,T>?ga pia ' "
a meat eateneiye assortment, both plain annd embroidered.
ataccrree ?
?roehe an
at acorreepondlng redaction. Alio, a very great variety of
? roeha) ana cashmere square and long shawsl at similar
zatea. GEO. BULP1N, sill Broad say.
Great ridCction in prices of dry goods,
at the Commercial llouae, 147 Spring atroet. J II.
Lipe#tt.pro|frtetor?Will offer on Monday en oxtonatve stock
if summer dry |oode, jnat received irorn euctioa, full it)
|< r cent eae tban eo?t of impoitatlon or mmiuiae ,ure and
v .11 be aold without reeerro at the same immense sarrlfleo
at the Commercial home (47 Spilng ?'.r?et
J. H. UFdt'fr, Proprietor
IMPORTED WOVE CORSETS.?MRS. GATNOR HAS
now ready tbe largest oolecMod of iinportod woro coraote
ever offered (retail) In thle el<y. Ber priooe are nbont half
usually charged, at No. dhTaiid eveane, neat te the drug
at' re, corner of Tenth rtreet. N. B ?Some boentiful tingle
Preach oontuio tor tummor wear.
Novelties -bt the steamer eumopa.-tue
enbacrlbers will open, thie morning, ten eaeet of Paris
areas goods, consisting of barege grenadine, organ dl? and
leocnet flounced robee, embraotog many new "
have not aa yet appeared in thle market, U Bt
designs whioh
eyet appeared in this market, UBSDKLL, PK1K
SON A LACK, 471 Broadway, betwaoa Grand aad Broom*
etroete.
PARIS MANTILLAS AT HA1 F THE COST OF IMPOR
tsilon.?Tho subteriber bus, tbie day, reduced the en
tire hit imported mantillas Just fifty per cent from orlgi
eel vest. He bee also made a considerable redaction in
those of hie own manufacture. He calls particular alien
t'en to a very extensive aseortmcat of black silk aad lac*
aantulaa at $d aad $10 aaeh, the very latest styles, end not
te be equalled la tbe city. OKU. Bl'LPIrv,
Paris Mantilla Emperiam. SOI Broadway.
STRAW GOODS ATGRRATLT RIDUCRD PRICES.?
The enbecriber having made aa extensive purchase of
the above goods, at fatly thirty per cent below the cost of
importation, and having reduced hit own Itrge end varied
itook te eerresponding rat**, l( now proparod to offer nn
beard of advantage* te puroLaters.
_ I he attention el Indian
le perticalarly d rested to a lot of CM hn* English dnnsta
l ite, which may be selected from *1 on* half the usual
bCL!"" ?
vrle*. OEO. BGLPIN, Parle Mantilla aad Straw Empa
rium, .'61 Broadway.
The attention or gentlemen or fashion
aad last* It lavlted te the extensive aad verted assort
ment (f elegant fareiahlag goods aad superb London and
Parle meaniaetared shirt ttads aad eiteve buttons, at
GREENE'S waU known thirl eetabliahmont. No t Aetor
Bone*.
CLOTHING, AC.
a NEW CLOTHING STOEE.-MEN AND DOTS' CLO
A thing to baeeld at tbe lowest possible prion, byJ Faa
derbilt A Co., 466 Sixth aveane, oat door above Twsatf
eighth street ConvtavitiT ea hand a splendid aatortmeal
of olovhs, eaaaimarea aad eastings, whieh will be mod* It
eider in the beet style. Pitaee fever ae with y oar pavren
age. Jai'OH VaA imRtlLT,
1 HoS B. Al'BCEN.
JOHN L. VICE
c
l A ST OFF CLOTHING.- $1,000 WORTH WANTED. -
' The highest Sash pvlee will be liberally given, in rur
teat meaty, for large er small lots oi good left of nlotnlag,
- ipbwV
of every aotcripbWh. Address throagh pest. ?r call
JAMES MARIIN# at hie second beui etere Nfl> U Orange
stiewt near Chat barn.
MEN AND BOTS CLOTH 1-0 AT WHOLISA..
and ratal.. at the In ??< prieet bv
|. TANUIRBljUt. ?t fap.H
BROADWAY THBaTKR. a. A. MARSHALL, aOLI
Limh -Nwo|en ?t 7 o'clock; to etaaiici at 7%.
koiiijr liulu Nov J9. will I ? performed
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.
Antony Mr Dnvidga
Cleopatra Mix J Oengeahaim
FlUSTdS.
Mephietepl.ilee Mr. Oneway
Faustua Mr. Pope I Kuruo Mr. Urosvraor
Do Casanova .. . Mr Whiting Marco Mr Walters
Count Oratiii. . Mr Rendford I Mine Mme. Ponisi
Montolio Mr. Laaergan I Kooolio..Miss A. Ooogenheim
At touio Mr. McDoual l.ucet'.a Mies J. Gongeakeim
W apncr Mr U?vldgc I Janet Miss Hornet
NIB1.0 8 GARDEN ?TUB FAKEWKtL TISTOMIAL
to MRS ANNA CORA MOWATT
will take p'nre on /
SATUBDAY EVENING, JUNF t
Full particalart of thg tntertainmoato will bo duly an
nounced.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Referred Seats in the Parquet. Dreas Circle, and
Second Tier Two Dollars
Orchestra Seats , Throe Dollars
Private ltoxoa Ten Dollars
Tickets (to the Upper Boxes only One Dollar
Sncin. Norton ?No ticket pnrchased -t speculators
.can be depended on ar ths name of those persons entitled
to Secured Seats will he registered at the Box office, and
thrse only neili be received
Observe particularly that the pries of each ticket is print
ed on the (ace of It, and any attempt to charge mure ia frau
dulent
The Box office will bo open for the ealo of Secured Seat*
Private.Boxea on Tnn.-eday morning. Joins 1, at H
o'clock. Tickote lor the Upper Boxea will be for eale on
Saturday morning only.
WALLACE'S THEATRE, HROAItWAT. NBAR
Broome street.?Dooro open at 7; to eommeuoe at 7X.
Monday craning, May 29. will be performed
fHS SCHOLAR.
Eraemns Bookworm Mr. Wallack
Haaa Kreekjaw. .Mr. Wnlcot | Helta Mra Conway
Wnrtsburg.Mr. Chippendale | KoppclcrauetMr. Brougham
Fredariok Mr. Reynolds I Mia Wnrtibnrg. .Mra. Blake
MT AUNT.
Dick Dae hall Mr. Wallaek
A PR1TTY PIBCB OF BUSINESS.
Capt. Felix Merriwoather Mr. Brougham
Dr. Sheo Mr. Waleot I Mra Orantlay. ..Mra Conway
Dobeoa Mra. Brougham I Mlaa Shoo Mr*. Stephens
CHRISTY'S ORIGINAL MINSTRELS. No 472 BROAD
way, abort Grand atreet. Organised In 1842. The flret
established company In exlatence.
THE MODAL TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Oris Etebv Night. under tiir Sule Direction or
E. P. CHRISTY,
The only Individual of the name of Chriety engaged ni a per
former in Ethiopian representation.
Admission. conn. Commence nt 8 o'clock-.
BUCKLSY'S OPERA HOUSE. 539 BROADWAY, ABOVE
Spring straet.-Open every night.
Mendey evening. Mny 29, and daring the week, the grand
burlesque opera of 80?NA1IB1JLAi
In three note, with scenery and deoomtlons.
6(.entry by GrsnvlUe Perkins, Esq., of Nlble ? Garden.
CAST Or CHARACTERS I!T THE PIECE.
Dinah (Aminn) ths Somambnlist Miss A. Elsanor
V1URU yexutium/ uvs??-.?-??; ?? ??? " '' , . ?
(U?r first ?i>ps?r?noe in Ntw York.)
Dan Tucker (Rudslpbo)
Gumbo lllrino) dorklty
I.ary Joo (Aliso) R- Biabop Baok.ay
Sussaash (Lisa) ? ? ? ' **''?*
Annt Sally (Thereto)... ... *? 8 Y
Deacon Dncklegs (a Notary) J. A. Lonsdale
Peasants, Villsgors, Ao., Ao , by the oompeny.
Leader of Orcheetrs ?... -'t*<P Bn?kley
Conceit commences et It o'clock precisely, rickets ?o
cents. Keseryed seats. JO cents Tiokels for Reserved
Seats can be prnoured at the box office during the day.
NoTicn.?The Concert will commence with the usual en
tertainment. and conclude with the opera.
VTIBLO'S CARDEN".?DOORS OPEN AT 7. TO COim
IN inenceatd o'olnok.-Mondny evening. Mar 29, THE
WONDER* UL RAVELS in the comin pantomime of toe
FOUR LOVERS, and Mile Yro* Mathiat in the new grand
ballet of BELLA LA PAVjUERITU! prodnced for tlio Brat
time in New York, with new scenery, costumes, stage ap
pointments, Ao.
TirALLACK'S THEATRE-MR B0AKE S BENEFIT
TT Mr. lilake most respectfully annonnees to his friends
awd the pabllo that bis benefit is appointed for
TUESDAY, Mai 30,
when ho will have the honur of appeswiug for tlio first time
on the samo night in the two popular and attractive pieces
Of OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS.
Alto
THE LAST man.
Jesse Rural and Geofiry Dale by.... Mr Blake
The entire strength of the oompsny will be embraoed in
He kill of enteitmnment.
The llox Book Is now open.
WALLACE'S THEATRE?EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
MONDAY. MAY 29.
Last appoarance for the present of
MB. WALLACE.
Fourth time, the beantifal comedy of
THE SCHOLAR.
Erasmus Bookworm Mr. Wnllaon
And, first time this season,
MY AUNT.
Dick Dssbnll Wallaok
To.onclndOjWith^ Q(, BC8IN?SS
Great bills every night this week.
FRANRLIN MUSEUM, NO. 63 BOWERY, OPPOSITE
the Bowery theatre - The above establishment boa re
moved to the above premiaos. and will give two perfor
mances every day, eommenuing at threa in the afteraooa,
and at eUhtia the evening, introducing a great variety os
original eAertalnmeut. Classic statuary by a new troaps
of male and female artiitee, eelected trim easiest and mod
am history. Admission? Seats in private box 60 cents, OS
ehestra. 'Jlii eents boxes, 16 cents; gallery. 12% ocnte.
fVASTLE GARDEN.?JULLIEN'S rAREWELL CON
C" GRAND EXTRA WEEK OF BENEFITS.
Momjav , May 29,
BENEFIT OF HEKK KiENIG.
Tra-anAV. Mat 3D.
BENEFIT OF MDLLE ANNA ZERR.
Wbiiivesdav. Mav 31.
BENEFIT OF MB. W. F. BROUCH.
Thursday, Juke 1,
BENEFIT OF M. JULL1EN.
Friday, Jure 2.
GRAND FAKAlk AND FULL DRKS3 BALL.
Wati boav, Jure 3,
LAST CONCERT.
PROFESSOR HART'S WHOLE WORLD. WORLD'S
Ha.l. Nos 377 and 379 Broaaway la v s)ted by thon
sanda who are enthusiastic in their admiration of the Real
1 and and Water of which it la corapoeed For particulars
oi enterprise, its the Mammoth Pictorial, called Tao
B hols World.'" Just published, and ftee one year to ticket
hotdera Single admiielon 25 oente. Eahibltiou every eve
l.iug and Wednesday sad Saturday nfteruions.
open from 9 A. M. to ID P. M.
HOTELS. ffl
Barker house?21 and 2s Hamilton avenue,
oorner of Union street. South Brooklyn. A lew rooms.
,uitable for famillee or eiaglo gentlemen, may be had for
the summer. with fall or partial board. Bents leave the
foot of Whitehall etroct every five miautee, and land with
in one minutes' wnlk of the house. JA5_BAKK.lr.tl
COOPER HOUSE?334 BROADWAY, ON THE
penoplsn, elegantly furnltbcd rooms to let. without
hoar I nV-No extra charge f.t
Glen cove pavillion, long island.?THtk
bouse is now open for the reception of v..iters for the
summer. Families wishing to engagerooms oau apply a?
the Me'ropolitan Hotel and Mansion Hoass Vl .w til)
on the subscriber 4t the hotel. ONd OKMSBBB.
N B ?The steamers Croten and George Law will Rsvi
pi n ?The steamers vrows ?n...?,.. ---? -?-.
Fuller. feiT slip dolly at a quarter past throe end ha.f poet
four P. M.
Pavilion, niw Brighton, is now open for
the reception ol gnosis. The addition of fifty ro,m
leiog como'oicd, the proprietor U now prepared to enter
into arrangement? sub partlc. wishing to eugag.- ap-rt
nients and can 1c s en c n the premises, or a note to l.is ad
diess. thieugh ihe Ne* Vork Post Offior. will ?... pro up.
attention. * "LANL m J
iribAWAN auK HOUSE, BTONInGTO'v. CGn a
YY ucut -Ibis cstablMiaient, have* oi-r ?
<ect order will ha open lor visiters "a ths liftn oi J - n
> .....Man will be siven to maw this house ? n? ? i
ivory attention wlU be given to maw this h use u<( s
most pUasant summer resorts. Sion.ngto/. l eel- 'tt'i
t rite bntblng. fishing, and ssdUnr-v. ry lv. 1?? ?ii. '
.horded for guests to enjoy the above anuwau., 1
farther partfeulnre. addroee the prop:; t r ?
I omaeetioat.
J. 0 R i* U 03
ASTROLOGY.
V 3TEOLOOY.?MRS, FL1URY. FROM PARI* V* Ho
-elatione prophesied Nepoleoo I., is the col -brate* a
? -t oereon of the pr-sent age to foretell future evouls tri
._i certain. No 263 Broome street, second story.
ASTROLOGY AND PHYSIOGNOMY.?THE (ELt
A breted Dr. F S?liun.sn a Swooe by bir'h, ren be con
salted on nil event, oi life- pest. p. .sent and jutare Na
tivities calculated for ladles and gont'emen. ilia residence
is 1".', Ckeiuhtrs s'tcet, seer Greenwich.
Madame morrov is, without exception, rni
in os I wondor'nl ostrologist In the world, or that has
ever 1 sen knoWn. She wili Sell poet, present, end fatirt
even's end will show your future husband an I eh???
frt. i is which h;.' eston ?hed thonoands during nor travels
in 11 rope She is e s-e.nth dtughtev of aeevonth d.tigV-t
and ??. boru w'Kh e natu'al gilt by lavbting the j--owers oi
he- v. nihrful science to tell ?ven their very thvug i-r toe
will cause happy pairs to coma together, wh-> wl all ?nj?j
the greatest beppinoes of metrimonial bile*. Che ts a os
?cer.dant of a line of aetrologerereaching beok foe een*artvt.
and ker nredletlonr are traly artonUhlng t? all that vie.'
her All who have keen disappointed elsewhere, and thn.i
who wish a aaeedy marriage, may eall toon, anl thoy as;
derend upon true advice, bunded an the aternel p-iaevple*
ot megiral eeienre. 76 liroonae street, between Ceaaun and
Columbia streets. Ceutlamon not ad?olttad.
WSl'RAJfl'K,
Tilt METROPOLITAN FIRE WSURAVCK t.'OMPA
iiy ? Canh eapital ESW) t?0.?( ffice K*1 IlrootVwsr ecr
rer Piae etrset Th ? (.'oinpaav it now ptcpared to laeure
per rise atreev. mi I ouipauy i. new p.- r
buildings merrhaailse itrsonal proper:; sod ships m p
and tbclr catgoea. agalast li as or damage by firs.
Dinacri na , .
James Lorlmer Graham Warrea D??Uu?. Jc,
James l.oriiro: uraoam V n?Ti.r
Edward Wbltehamia, ^
Ju.npb H Vornnni, gnwee F Melvalae.
tv.nR liebb.'
' eoriEra n z? '??
wutkaiak Steeam"' OMbeet L."Be.ekman.
- llilea Tavlot '""P* V S,r0D*'
? Mores layiov. r,.>--aln Freeman
' Heard Maeomber.
;?. , v? r u t iwiTAi .7i?oomi?9r ,
Daniel Parish, John La Farge.
(.witavus A Coa?rer, chaviat B Ap^eby,
Martin llawe Jr , Jeremiah Winnr
: . ? - jercmiau eiu-sr
* jAttk? I.ORIMEK GRAHAM. President.
IswtEb A STAoeat av. Reerataxy.
NKDKU.
Dk MILTON. ? CANAL STHIET. itfj ?0<-p
tlll of Broa iway, ean bo coaiillo* at all ho-i a. '?
tkaati r|ptt?8 ?? their reatileaape, if 4ta~'
Dr mack. can b* consulted in nis srtt ia
ltr at W * bite atraet, two iwi' nttii/ Dr?alwa>
Moan from H to 1 end fr.a 8 to y La the ttpoalag I'ik.*1
Patient aiane.1 <a end out of th? etty.
DF PIKRT, (IN ADCATK OF THE f'Ol.l.MI Ot ,
9ur*o<.i>? 1-oaAoa, maf I* ooaaulted at UUufhce and
re?ld'ii'? 118 W oft Broadway nppoaMe Whto tt'a*' frnai |
9 to 1 t'. V ut ft to 9 la tha evening. saaiiaya eMopted
MI.ARVOVT.PAr.IS AND LONDON FUrSiCU!*
. gad mrge n U aooaeltoA at 4t K?a4* atrooa. oo-a?>
? Broadway, boa I! A M VI 2 P I and ft jut 6 Mil y ti
tha i?ail'4 eacaot Jantati S 8 ?Not th? irai >' >?
n un n*w UYi'itovAinic iamil? putficia.ii.~a
X ladlrel adaiatr on 1 ? a I; ,????? r. ? r ?:tu referencea
to the uatur < aat aaa prn?ei.li a aad treatment of dt.eeeee.
aerldeatt aid rarea'tlee of every dial wlih u ?l.*?ary. ta
Ala of can aat a pad in<aa. tba ?Hot? Illustrated with i,?*r y
three UnndrM oatrftvlagl and colored froMianOnaa Ita
Jf'lM.aat. M P (>a* lAf** iNlnme of P I ret-a aabatan
?tally bona I fph Mi bad bf POtFLlRS 4 tffLbS, N?. TO
?t?a1ra>.
ABVIRNim,
BO WERT THEATRE.?PK<>PKi a iOlt. I. P.
tab; Stm Manager, F C. Door* eaer. rt
7X: eommaaae 'at ft. Ou Moult; evening Msy 9 FAZIO
and SALVaTQR ROSA ?
Pl'RDY'S NATION A!. TllEATKK ?ADMISSION M
aadBO CIM. Door* open at 7 curtain ri*e* at 7 V a'olieaa.
Monday otalu Maj JJ wl 1 V.? pert,,mod
* THE CMOS# OF DEATH
PboIo rtbranl Mr Ceny
Caplnia Engea* Mowville Mr F K T?yl -r
Tlin Blarney. ... Maet < ?*E I Adeline Mono*. .. Mr. Frior
Mou* Devsai thawouderlnl CvateeMoaltf. will appear i*
hie a.toaUhing lean of Pcaturtog
TH* fairy light guard
Mr Past . .. .Mr P?* I Mr*, Capt. Mo*? In Prlar
Mr Motl.'V... -Mr. Llngard | Mr* Lieut Pami. .Mr*. Jonea
LA PKKOUSB
Captain La IVrou**. .j Mf K- r- T'lt,f
rpUB ORIGINAL G*ORO* CHRISTY A WOOD'S MIM
J ?lr*la. No. Ml Broad way. perlorm every eveaeag
lir ki.tr, 25 enli
Door* upan at 7. eommeaoeat So clock
Tht* company iia*Bo conn** Ion with any other.
11 M'OOD, Uucinws Manager.
GEORGE CHKISTT, Stag* Maaagcc.
Tb* cntr-rtainmrnt tooonolud* with tba
NEB OPERATIC Bl'RLETTA-UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Uncial on* ?. S^-WaUk
Topay OkriMf
Rt*. lAttl* Anni* 11* ear
A Caud.?George Chrlaty, wall known far th* laat twalwn
year* la conn?*tion with Ethiopian Minetrelay, take* thin
method of luformiag th* pnb'io that h* haa forinad n *a
partucrahip with Mr li*urr Wood, of Minatrai Ball, N*.Ml
Broadway, at which place ho will appear ??*ry ? reolaa.
_ GEORGE CHRIST*.
BARNUM'S -AMERICAN MUSEUM.-MONDAY. MAT
29.?Evening, at 7fc o'alock. THE SOUOOL FOB
SCANDAL. In tbo afttrnoon Jet H o'clock. AWaY WITH
MELANCHOLY and alao th* FAIRY LIGUf GUARD.
A Living Sloth ha* Jn*t b**n rsoeivid. Happy Fandl* and
all th* other earlositi** to b* mi without ontrn oherg*.
a* nanal. Admlttaneo, 2ft oent*; children under ton. DJ*
cant*; tnt baloony and par.)art, 12y c?nU extra.
MJULl.IEN'S FAREWELL, PRkVIOUS TO HIS D*
? part ore for Europ*.
GRAND ENTIRE WEEK OF BINRFIT8.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY SO,
H E H It KIENIQ'S BENEFIT,
ranv i.
Overture?"II Glauto Megico." Gait time) Mrurt
Quadrille?'-The Nepaul***" JuUlaB
Grauu yulntat for Bra** Instruments. .???
MM. Duhcm, Steioebruggou, Lnoroia, S. Hughe*, and Hon
Ka-nig.
Song?"Happy Birdll^. * V. Walla*
SolOj Cornet a P^aMWELL YA hSE.'
Herr Koenlc.
Irlj.li Ballad?"Savourneen DeelUgV. National
Mm*. Wallace Bftueh He. jM
Quadrille?" The Great Exhibition," JuUien
VAlf IX*
Grand Opamllo Salaction and FiatMia, (from
141 Puritani"# ??? *???#????? ??????????? *?? WUUi
Scotch Ballad- ^-i.^rf^th.^" Na?*fH
Second Grand Quintet for Bra** Instrument*. Ppoofc
MM. Duhcm, Stoinebrugg*Uj Lac.-olx, S. Hugh**, and Hot
Polka-" Tb* Katydid" ?J?.,25S1
Solo, Clarionet ? WwOU
Now Polka-" Th. Sleigh Polka"
Conductor M. JolUen
ArlmlMion to all part* of the Garden. SO eenta. Hmmd
Seat*, N) cent* extra, can be purchased during the day M
th* D'Otlo etore# of 8. C. Jollfe, 300 Broadwey, and HnU R
Son, 230 Broadway, and in the evening at the Garden.
Door* open at 7; Concert to commence at S o Block.
Dramatic and other readings.?mrs. t. a.
Johnson at Stuyveeaot Institute. for the I art time,
ou Tue.day ev.ning. May 30, on whioh ocoa.Ion nho wlH
road mostly poetical and humorone reading, commeneiag
at 8 o'clock Ticket* at the door, ?0 cent* each.
Bowery theatre ?grand extra nioht, fo*
the beneflt of Mr E. Eddy. Wednesday, May 31, THM
BELL RINGER OF BOSTON, REVIEW, and SALVATOR
ROB A. Box Book open.
DK AMBOTT'8 EOYPTIAN antiquities will em
kept on exibitlon at tb* Stayveaaat Inetltntn, IBS
Broadway, while negolia?lon* for He purehae* fer thU pona
try a-e pending. Open from SI A. M. to 111 P. M. Adaknoa
Jftcent* Catalogue* 2ft pent* aach. Allowance* to ecboola.
MJVJLL1EN S GRAND
. fancy and full dress ball
WILL TAKE PI.ACX 01V
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 2,
AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Tlclets to admit a gentleman and two ladle* Rt. eiagla
ticketj? Rt; to bo had at the principal hotel* and tnunio .tore*
on and after Tueeday next, May JW.
STUTYESANT INSTITUTE-MISS THERESA BS
monde'e reading* from tbo Poet*, Monday ovaaing. May
211. Selection* from Shakipere, Bryant. Camp tell, Willie,
Longfellow. Monk Lewi*. O. P. Morri*, Ac. TiokoM. M
cent*, to bo bad at M m. Hall A Co.'* muiic *tor?, th* prin
cipal muaic and book stoiea, hotel*, and at the door* in tka
evaniag.
Grand sacred concert at the shaksperm
hotel, corner of Duane and William etreeta, given br
the 8hak>pere C' ncert Society, thie (Sunday)evening, April
28 under th* direction of Mr. Tbo* Noll, leader of to* Na
tional Guard Iluud. Admittance 2ft oeut* each; to com
mence at S o'clock.
Extraordinary novelty-donetti s acting
monkey* d'.g? and goat*, at the Cbiuee* Aeeembljr
K' urn - rfW llroaaway, near the St. Nlehola* Hotel.?Open
every night st 8 o'clock, and on Saturday afternoon*, at S
o'clock 1 he outcrtalniDenM will compriee **rtoue and co
mic raatcmimee-black and light Rope Danciag-Rao*
Cour.u Exorcl?o??The Monkey C'ircue?Molo-Urametie
SpcctecU of the De?crter-loeother with Donottl'e truly
beautiful Chemical lllu?lon*, lottoduclag a Moving Paao
rama of Itnia* in Syria, and Torrihc Kinplion of Hon k
Vceuvju* Loor* cpuii at7, to commence at 8o'clook. Ad
nin.ion 23 coat*: vhildrcn half price. Roaorved eeat* for
ladies.
Knickerbocker hall, corner or elcltb
avei ue and Twenty third etreet ? Unolo Tom'a be.^
end Anti Slavery ?Great philanthropic effort Fivo night*
only, commencing Menday. May 2II. The exhibition Una
been doigned at haavy expenw.-and It 1* expected aom* of
the leading ladies and goutlemen of thi* humane oane* will
he prefcnt. See imall bill*. Admimloa, 23 oenU, ahildraa,
12'j cent*.
ITAUXHALL GARDEN.?GEO. l.kA, PROPRIETOR.?
V 1 hi* favorite place of *ummor reacrt, havleg leea pa#
in complete order, i* now open for Hie ;*x?on Admi-eion
free. Notice.?A e*ri*( of eoioet invitation I all* will ha
given during the ecaaoa, every Thursday, iu t be open gar
den Hcketerau be obtained atthohar. No guutlemaa
wlU bt admitted without a lady.
?EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS.?BEL TI AN FRMM
ill Gailuiy of Pa nting*.?Do Brankolear Jr. sols ao?ca
.1(1 c>l - ye in for the llelgvan echool ia th* United 8eaten a#
M iilia. No. i47Broadway, N. 1.
C~HANFRAU'9 ALBANY TIIEATRE.?TntS PL ACM
of amaiemrnt wae ugaiuillcd to overflowing la*t even
ing and Mr*. M ard tud 111** Aloertia* wet ? received witk
tnthn*<a?m. and Mlu C Mitchell appearod to great advaa
tegc *? Helen in the "lluulhhaak. Monday evening Mm.
t> aid perform* Meg Mcr. illce and Norab Crltua. ana Ml*#
all citine, Nydl?, lb "Blind Flower Girl. Cbanfraa ban
created a new Ihealucal era in Albany, and mirlteaad
will obtain a rich leward,
HATRIMinblAL. '
AYOUNO '.KNTI.EMAN Of GOOD ADDRESS. MAM
ner* and cdnoa'ion, de-ire* to form the ae<|iiMBtaaww
oi >nmc voung lady under twenty, a* companion with ?
virw to matrimony. Of courie ehe mait be Agree?*la. In
telligent and protiy. Toeuchaoae having tadepea leaen
or romance enough to disregard the forinalitle* of etiqaetta.
* bo will meet and reciprocate hi* flew* of itf* and hapm
nci*. be will be mo*t devout, giatfyiar her every wwk
Addri *> K f ranklin, box 1,2 Broadway Poet OAe*
A YOUNO GENTLEMAN IN, INDEPENDENT CIR
rue ?taccee Irom Galiforpia, oifaaclnatlnr sod aaea
coprioi,al le appearance, in.inner*, character, habit* sad
diepoatth n. withm.t lady acquaintance*, wlaha* to arold
tbo i, ni"ii> and i ie'.c?* formnlitie* of etiquette, and hecoiaa
ac |. ntcd tiuiiivdiiiteii with a pretty, lnt*r**tlag and at
f* ? ' :.tc jov.nglady wli.?e com;ai y hecanenjoy with a
.,[* , , matliloouy. in any correr poadrno* he pledge* hi*
. .1 , n. n gentlccuaii 10 the moitliupllolt coniijeuce. hope*
?i," tiatt* there'* rommace courag* and dlscretioa enough
i i.e.late lie teniimrut* and arrange an ioterviewi
t c > rhal (he no po**lhliliy for regrote Addr*** Coafl
*i-i. ni 0, Broanway I'okt Ottce, stating particular*.
* - A DAME MORROW WI EL MAKE MATRIMONY'S AST
t| d will vhow tlelikeuewof th* fnture hushauJ aad
> I . LI 'riend*. t. rough an leitrnment which ah* will caaaa
I, cminst* and uuillumh a* I. self by invoking th* nowwa
.,i T?r wonderful *cunic GeutUmcq a-t admitted Na.
;;r. ime ?tiect hetacsn Canon andColnrob'.i *tr**t?.
?? 1 I.S LADOMVS. no aid CANAL STREET, IS NOIf
i\j prepared to tell pa?t, prn.eee, and fntoreevent*?leva.
ronriiMp *r.d marriage fh> will also rnak* love mutual
letwreo larit** where it noc* not now exist . and many
other II in.*, too nemcrou* to men don in en adverlUemeat
like thie. Vleaee give m* a ea.l. I'ricc* from tl tu RL
atrimomal-madameemu.bvillette frum
Part*, I'refenor of Autography, or reading of oharaa
M
d'ra'i.* p*'^p?m"" MaDAMK VllhtTlV llroaiway Pea#
Olf.ee, New rork. Tho?e living eut of the ?Uy can *afal?
tracsmit tlrrougt the mail, aud will be amwerod la era
?week after th* receipt of their coanuueieotioa.
TIl.TtVKlel.KUS* GUDK.
way place* aid Philadelphia; f?r# #2 *??.nd o'e*? #1 T*.
kxpreea Haw. at 2 T M by John I otter to Am be v. theaaa
direct to Camden by ear*, through in flvehour*; far*#1
,*ig( HANTS IrlNE FOR A LBANY ?PASS kGR SS
M cvak. -St..n,.r MANHATTAN. C'apt.la W. B N*T
7n leavee Moadav. W*da**day, aoe Friday, eteaaier M
1LO Captain J. N HarAox leave* Tuutdar, Thuredar. sad
*? 6 o'clock P M . from pier foot of Kohl-.ton
ii-vet freight apply ?a board, or of GEO.
T MAN LEY. at the e?co on the wharf.
NJtr TORE A*D rniLADKLHBIA DlRECT-VLA
Now Jnraty Railroad tbrna.-h in four >i-vra -- Halted
>t?W? wall aa<1 tt|>r* aa 1 luarn Paw Vork. font ot i>r?
?andt itreat at Htia, til* U'l rltrti A M . an I at (vat
?ml kalf | ut Ait P. M. V?-e-B2 75 in I'Wn an 1 iUtm
A M , and four P M 93 Ml (fbr nono-d ilat.i la ?!???% A.
M. Ir Jin N?? fork and I<mi from Philadelphia, 93 la ante
A M and haid |a>t bra I'. H Acr^inovdatloa Una loorao
at tVrlro M.. (at radacad prlroii) f-om Co-tloudt unit,
tbrnagk la am b.ara Throiiyb t 'i ?oia aold for Ra'tHnoya,
W aehiagtoa, Noifolk, Wo daa. WUnDaaton. aad Jkaria*
Intbo Mat a tialaa Throvrh 1 a ???? a* art* in thai
tan halt rait lit train* only. 1'aaaangara with bat
croon tbo lorry fltto?a tuiuotno" liofnra tba ttala lnatoa
V*?v ARRINOKMPXT ?MOfcNIMO BOAT POR HA
aarttTaw and- fin* Si?; laadlat at WoitiloAtea
"ha r.'W aad aa andial ata*mar Kl.iii'l A Cttt V T Boil
yiioritna, (daa
a ula-jot I*a lint
lil taoro tiarar
"ha r-w aad aa aadUl ata*Bar KI.HI'Ia. Ca
l.y wi'l ltaTOtk* font oi Jay alraot arory
d?ja aai-ojjtodL) it y o'rlork, for Bio ?t-a?o i
??. an ? riant tack way. Rntntalm, *U'
traw at 3 P II
N?W 10U TO MONTRCAb OUPBhSBUM. ??**
) actyn and B? J.iiina'iu { tia .inrti-iiaold. Boll, *a
I'alla, Hntland, Wiadl'ir Wb'tn K.yyy tt'olia Bitot, Moat
rllat At Aihaaa aad Roaaa a Pilot. T-kat aAcat.
a too Killtoit, oaraor W Broadway *ad Coaat nrwl aad
? I k V*tn RkUfVlf. wmw ^ mm VH?P>/ ???** -_?..aaa ww?w-w-, ?
I Tneoty aiitk otraai aad Poartk aroma taproot tratao 4
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