iMMTBEIEMTS BBSBWEP SiMTDii.
UOARDCIe AID M?DOOra.
Q/?Q BROADWAY, UNION tQUARE? HANDSOME
POO parlor and bedroom, bath room on tk? uma
Cor, gad, Ac. Eight dollars per weak; boar J, if r?
|uired, in the r own apartment*.
5 UNIVERSITY PLACE? TWO PARLORS AND BED
room*, haudaomely 'urniahed; also, a light front
baae>aeut, to lat to gentlemen, .without board, separately
or together to a family, with me of kitchen, Ac.
GENTLEMAN DE-lRSri TO HAVE PERMANENTLY
a good room in a private family either with full
or parti*' board. A first class house with few boarder*,
is required. Situation below Twenty-first street. Ai
dress box iv842 Poi- t Office.
a NEAT BEDRlOM, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED,
A second door, e in be obtained, with board, at the
titrable residence 91 Pr nee street, only four doors ?e*t
if Broadway
A SUITE OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, IN A
PL fimt class neighborhood, up town, uneiceptianable
elereuce required. Apply at 234 West Twonty -third
tceet.
A LADY AND HEB DAUGHTER WOULD LET, WITH
boacd, in a Iiouve with all the modern improve,
treat* an elegant suit of furnished rooms to a faintly,
v.itli ot withe' i private table, and use of a One piano;
i r would let the t,aie to a party of gentlemen; house is
I lea-. i illy lxitited, and near stages aud cars. Apply at
61 West Thirty-fifth street, near Sixth avenue.
T>OAHI -IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WITH PLEASANT
II room* for a gentleman and his wife, or two or
hro? angle gent lemon. Apply at No. 3 Third avenue,
ne doot from the corner of Seventh street.
Board ?a parlor and one or two bedrooms,
on second floor; also single rooms, for gentlemen
in a first clasa house; no removal on the first of May,
French and Spani-h spnhen; dinner at 6 o'clock. Re
ferences given aud required. Inquire at 151 Tenth
Htreet, near Broadway.
Board a gentleman and wife can be accom
mod ate. 1 w th a large front room, semnd floor,
with close tx, hot aud cold water, bath*, gas, fee., with a
respectable private family, who will endeavor t? make
their guests at home, by applying at 21 West Twenty
second street. near Filth avenue.
Bcabd.? two booms left, one large back
.parior on first floor, and one front parlor on Moond
floor, furnished, or unfurnished, with board, at very
low price. Call at 301 Wesley place, between Houston
add Bleecker streets.
X>OABD? WITH VEBY DESIRABLE APART HEN TS
p for families or kingle gentlemen. Locality (ton re
nient for gentlemen doing business down town; can and
atagea panning to all part* of the city. Apply at No. 4
Abingdon square, west aide, second door from Bank st.
"XJOAItD? ONE OB TWO VERY NICELY FURNISHED
X> rooms will be let U> gentlemen, with or without
board. Inquire kat 21)8 E izabeth street. Term, from
93 60 to $?. '
Board in a private family may be had at
a moderate i ate, for agreeable and satisfactory
patties, in Bond street, near Broadway. Referenoe.4 re
quired. Address Board, in Bond street, Union square
Post Office.
SOARD IN BROOKLYN.? A FEW SINGLE GEV
tteuoeo can be accommodated with good board and
unt rooms, on moderate terma. Also a front room,
with bedroom and pantry attached, on second floor, to
let to a gentleman ?u 1 hi* wife, unfurnished, with or
without board. Apply at No. 4 Tillary street, corner of
Fulton
Board wanted fob a vocng man that is a
little infirm, and has a servant to attend him, in a
private family, or where there are two or three board
ers. A note addressed to --Boarder," Herald Office, will
be attended to.
BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN A
plain, respectable private family, up town. Addresi j
A. L. 1' . Herald office, stating location and terms. I
BOABD WANTED? A YOUNG LADY, IN DELICATE
healtU, wishes board in an Episcopalian family, in
a quiet and retired locality, up town; a widow lady, with
no children, and who taken no other boarders, ('if any,
very few.) preferred. TermB moderate. Address E. 6.
G., 19Rlvington street.
Boa n a gentleman and lady can ob
tan pleaaant rooms with board, in a private fimiiy,
by apply mac at 101 Second avenue.
Boarding ? a gentleman and i.ady can ob
tain pleasant rcoms, unfurnished, with board, in
I private family, by applying at 101 Second avenue.
I|OAKI)ING?ROOMS AND SUITS FF ROOMS TO LET,
J with or it ithout partial board. The house has all
e modern improvements. Apply at 23 WestTweaty
leocnd afreet.
Boarding ? at no. s beach street, near sr.
Jo'ju'n patk, for tingle gentlemen, and gentlemen
*u I Iheir wives.
1JIIOOELYN? A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN HAVE
J board with rooms on second floor, unfurnished, in
a small private family ; location very desirable. Apply
at No. lo2 Duflield street, near Fulton avenue.
BRWKIYN HKKJHTS? 120 COLUMBIA STREKT,
two minutes' w.-ilk from L'ulton and Wall street fee
Tien, the moit deHghtful location in Brooklyn sr vicinity.
Three room vacant, appropriate for gentlemen and their
wive* or stogie gentlemen, permanent arrangements can
bs made for the summer. Call soon, reference* required.
I.1CONOMY, COMFORT, HEALTH AND PLEASURE. -
'j In a great city like New York, there ar? very many
Kins who dislike equally the mise and confusion of a
and the monoton jus quiet of a private boarding
bouse Such ilesiro what ni ght properly be termed a
''boarding home," where undivided attention is devoted
to the health and comfort of the Inmate*. Sucb a home
is now in successful operation at the corner of Thirty
eighth street and Sixth avenue. The location is eo su
burban that health is not .jeopardized in midsummer,
nuil yet it is within about thirty minutes ride of the
Alitor House. The apartments are arranged with a pro.
fusion of modem improvements which challenge corn
par son. Even'ng part e* for the amusement of the
young, anl fiee parlor lectures for tho entertainment ot
?II, are frequently given There will also be a swim
ming bath, a gymnasium and howling alley, free to the
inmates. Families untitling to pay exorbitant rent, yet
Vi?h>ng to live In good i-tjle, will here find ample accom
modations on reasonable terms; and for young laJies
anil gentlemen innocent amusements and Intellectual ex
erc ses wi'l agreeably alternate. The eatablishment is
connected with a osllghttnl summer resort at Oyster
Bey.L. L, where a portion of midsummer may be spent
without extra charge. It is confidently believe I that
mo establishment in the city can offer su:h inducements.
.0. H. TAY LOR h CO.
"CH KM.-BKD ROOM ? WANTED, IN A PRIVATE
r family, for the occasional us? of a genifetnan ? rent
moderate.' A qui.it und retired location up town nro
feired. Address C. B. O. U., Union square Post OtHco
FtRNI8HiSr< OR CNFL'RN 13HKD ROOMS TO LET? TO
single gentlemen, at l'J3 Fulton i>tr>et, near fat.
Taiil's Cbi.rcV a good r.p,iorti'oHy for those whu w:dj a
gente> 1 residence dov n to*n. Icquire on the pre.nise<
>URM?HED RnOM* TO LIT- WITH OR WITHOUT
b.'?'d. suitable for singe or marne l p-r'oos. N.
$ _Nn dlldrcn taken. No. 1WJ Lauieui street, near
lioustia. _________________
OI ? HNGLE GENTLEMAN, OR TWO WISHING TO
occupy the same room, can be accommodat-l with
partial I card, furnished or unfurnished rooms, in a ori
vaie family, by applying st 280 West Twenty second
street, between Eighth and Ninth avonuef. Terms rea
sr.raWe
KOOMP.? rv\ 0 OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OB
ta in very dee .'able suites of rooms, or single
rooms, with psrtlal board, if required, in a tlist olase
brown stone front house with ell the modern improve
ment*, convenient tf toe cars and stages No. 71 West
Fourteen* n street, flis- Liute west of Sixth avenue.
TO LU TO hlNG.X GKNYLKMKN? HANIWOME rUtt
nirlied apartrtf its n tin' first class house No i
Great Jntes sticet. * >.?r \ door Irom Hroadeay, repie'e
with every convenience. Apply at No. 6 Great J onus st.
DAITCJSG ACADEMIEK.
Ranting acadfmv _i Howard street. -M'fcLE
CAROLINE VE7.II NH begs leave to inform the pub
tiat she liss openej her danolng academy, for the in
struct os of laiies at.d gentlemen in the most stylish
dances of the day. School for praetiee every night, "from
half past seven to t?n o'clock.
RAND DANCING AC? DEMY, 16 BOND mTREKT ?
V)T Pror. G. M1RA>01.K lias the pleasure to Inform the
public thai his rooms sre now open daily for practice in
nil the modern dunces from SAM. until 10 P. M. N B
?Our terms will be reduC' d.
RKWARDS^
flji C) ff KKWARD WILL HE PAID FOR THE N AMI". OF
UJJUtJ 'fbc.ner, snd those on board, tbst was
bound up the river, in company with the s:booner ?' ias
Henry, tbat rame in coll. lion with the steamer South
America, near Butter 11111, on Sumlay night, September
17, liM. I'Usss apply to S. B. MELI.EN Jt CO.
Ht osow, Feb. 12, IS .'A.
cr-i^r niWARP ? LOST OR STOLEN, ON WEDNES
(JPaiO day evening, 14th inst., between 4 snd 7
o cio?ii, a g Id hunting case patent lever watch, and
chain attached, J. W. Molr maker. No. 8,040 Any per
son returning same to J. W. MOIH. 31ft Hndsou street,
wiU recive the abort reward, and no question* asked. ,
At rv REWARD.- LOM IN WILLIAM ST., BETWEEN
UDXU Maiden laae and Spruce street, or is Sprue*
e'reet between William and Nassau, a black leather
p*p?r case, eontalnisg papers which are of no use to
any one except the owner. The subscriber's name and
place ?l business, sre written st length inside the c.asa.
RICHARD 8. KMMKT, ? William street.
flh e RiWARD -LO-T, FROM THKSCB-CRlHWfCART,
|Q(y at the I'rek slip ferry, a h*g of eubebs. The above
rewsrd will be paid for its rmorory .
fAK' >? 4 "ON, No T D
E'-m WARD POIJfE. OR ANY IK DT RL?IF. HUT
WiM ennvict the burglar and raturn the n<* eightk
me piece, stolen from No l? <Ua I street on ?U?
r i'ht tf reh 1J, Mt46, sbsll receive a rvward of Mo >q
t> Ii callie* on M F Cwlbf, Leal I ?t ?' ? ? j * Wji- r
I.. .A>it .Np t,, ?uL-' '; atieet.
Uocum, books, m^ wastko.
flAA AAA -??AL ESTATE WANTED, IN
ffilUUtUUU# N?w York, Brooklyn or vicini
ty, Tor which one-half will be paid la cash, ud one-half
in waatera lands and (took* Address Merchant, care of
Oonley k Haskell, No. 0 Hamilton avenue, up atalrs.
Alt) AAA TO US, 000.? WANTED. TO PUR
ffllttivUU chase, a good bouee and lot in aa
eligible part of the city, for which payment will be made
in a mortgage on real estate, worth four time* the
amount. Inquire of O. L. JOHNSON, 212 Broadway,
room No. 3.
A FURNISHED HOUSE WANfED IN BROOKLYN?
J\ a two Htory basement and attic preferred, for two
persons without children Term* must be liberal Ad
dress box No. 4,080, Pont Office, where an interview may
b? had.
A PIE \S ANT PLACE WANTED FOR PRIVATE RHSI
aence, between New York and New Haven (In
clusive) preferred, with or wl'.hout buildings; shade
trees, good society, churches and market indispensable;
fruit tree?, J shrubbery, Ac., with water view desirable.
Will pay cash, or exchange improved paying city pro
perty. Address, post-paid, Quinnippiac, Brooklyn.
r_f OL'SR WANTED.? W ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A
XI neat two story cottage bouse, in the upper fart
of this city, or iu Brooklyn, and must be near ouo of the
ra Iroads Rent not to cx>?ed S250. Address box 240
Chatham square I'cst (Hike.
HOl'SE WANTED? A T'OthK STORY HOUSE, WITH
all the modern improvements, between Ninth au<l
'Ihu-ty fourth streets, and Fourth and Eighth avenges.
Address, stating price, (not to exceed $8,000,) with a
description, S. OSGOOD, 04 Nassau street.
TO BOOKBINDERS ?A BOOKBINDER ABOUT OPEN
ing a bindery in thia city, would like to purchase a
uK complement of presses, tools, kc., or would have no
objection'to 'buy out a bindery, provided it is well locat
ed and could be bought low. , Address box 2,407 Post
Office.
\JLT ANTED ? A SMALL HOUSE ON STATES ISLAND,
Yt for the summer season; furnished preferred. Any
one having the above to let, can tind a customer bv ad
dressing box 760 Post Office, stating particulars, rent. Ac.
WANTED? IN THE CITY OF BROOKLYN, FOR
three or Ave years from 1st May next, a small cot
tage houBe, not mc re than a mile and a half from Fulton
ferry; rent not to exceed 1275; a small famliy. This is
a good opportunity to secure a desirable tenant. Best
of references. Address A. X., Herald office.
WANTED-ON THE FIRST OF MAY, BY A HIGHLY
respectable family of fouT persons, without chil
dren, half of a modern built house, in a good neighbor
hood, above Fourteenth street. A family wishing a
responsible tenant, who would pay a liberal rent, will
please add' ess S. M., Herald office, atating location, and
where an Interview can be obtained.
WANTED- A GOOD SI ORE, OR STORE AND HOUSE,
on the we?t side of ths Bowery above Qraad, or
southside of Grand street, near the Bowery, or any good
business location. Address Splro, Herald office. Rent
sure.
WANTED- BY A SMALL, GENTEEL FAMILY, GER
man, a afat two story house, with modern im
Erovements, iu a respectable neighborhood. Location
elow Tenth stre< t preferred. Rent aot to exceed 0900.
Address box it 08'J Pott Office.
WANTED -A SMAIL OFFICE, OR PART OF AN OF
flee, in the Immediate vicinity of the Custom
House, for curtnm house and commission business. Ad
dress H. T., Herald office.
WANTED? A SMALL HOUSE IN A GENTEEL NEIGH
borliood, suitable for two smaU families, consist
ing of four paraous, not above Twenty-seventh street.
Must contain Croton water, bath, Ac. Persons having
such premises to let, oan hear of a good tenant by ad
dressing J S. O., box 122 Tribune office. Rent not to
exceed $87 & per year. Describe location.
**7ANTF.D? A GLASS CASE, LIFT TOP, ABOUT TWO
V? feet His inches by Ave feet. Apply at No. 0 Dutch
street.
WANTED TO PURCHASE, IN THE CITY OF WIL
hamsburg, a small genteel frame house, with two
lots running trom street to street, south of Grand. Any
person having such property to dispose of ata low figure
may find a purchaser, by aJdrssslng a line, stating full
Sirticulars as to price, location, Ac., to Williamsburg,
erald office.
TTT ANTED TO EXCHANGE? A FIRST RATE PAYING
V* ho i*e and lot in New York for some respectable
buslne**' lot 25x116, house 2f x50,four stories, brick ;aUo
three lots in Williamsburg, near the market ? Grand
strvet, no liquor business need apply; or would ex
change for ft farm; furniture businsss preferred. Ad
dress Ex elm ope. 270 Third avenue.
?Iff ANTED TO RENT? A DWELLING HOUSE IN THE
W low ?t part of the Seventh ward. Possession any
time to the first of May. Apply to COLLET it HAS
KELL, No. 0 Hamilton avenue, up stairs.
llfANTiD TO RENT? A HOUSE 8ITUATED BEIWEEN
Yt Bleecker and Broome streets. Rent no object,
piovidiog that possession can be nad on or before the
let of March. Addreas, with particulars, M. Woolf, box
1,714 Post Office.
T*r ANTED TO HIRE ? FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS,
Tf a lot or two, suitable for a coal yard. A not*
directed to B., auJ left in box 4,597, Poat Office, will be
attended to.
THE FIREMEN.
C1 ARD? MO UTH WARK ENGINE CO , NO. 38, WOULD
/ respectfully tender their sincere acknowledgment
to Messrs. H. Newman & Co., and J. Timpson, Esq., of
No. 78 Water street, for the aumptuoua ana veiy ac
ceptable breakfast received at their hands; also to
Messrs. Leonard, of No. 6 Coenties slip, for refreshments,
and to John Nevins, Esq.. of Hook and Ladder Co. No. 0,
for similar favors during the Ore in Water street] on the
morning of the 15th inat. JULIAN BO ITS, Foreman.
J. E. DorcnTY, Secretary.
I EXEMPT ENGINE COMPANY ?THE MEMBERS OF
Exempt Engine Company will meet at the engine
house this morning at nine o'clock. Punctual attend
ance is requested. By order
JAMES L. MILLER, Foreman.
Jamfs OtiuoRK. Secretary.
Exempt engine company.? notice? the mem
bers of the above company are requested to meet
at the Engine Home, Beaver atreet, this (Saturday)
morning, at 9 o'clock, in uniform (without cape), for
the purpose of trying the capacity of their engine in the
Park at the time of the trial of the steam engine, by in
vitation of the Committee from tbe Common Council.
JAMES L. MILLER, Foreman.
FR ASSISTANT ENGINEER, JESSE S. SICK ELS, OF
Engine Co. No. 6? At a meeting of the Foremen of
tie various fire companies of the Fifth and Sixth dis
tricts. held at Onderdonk Hall, Grand street, twenty
four companies were represented. On motion Jesse S.
SicKels, of Engine Co. No. 0, was unanlmoualy nomi
nated as t&e candidate for Aasistant Engineer to All
vacancy. ALONZO HAWIJCY, of Engine Co. 41,
Chairman.
Michaki. H. Fishier, Hook and IjtdderCo. 13, Secretary.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR ASSISTANT ENGl
ceer, ROBERT CONST AN TINE, of Engine No. 42.
"VJ'EW YOKE FIRE DEPARTMENT. ? A SPECIAL
Xs election will be held for an Assistant Engineer, on
Vont'ay, the 1Mb inat., between the hours of 0 and 12
P. M . to till the vacancy caused by tbe resignation of
I M Kicbells. The inspectors will attend at the office of
the Chief Engineer, 21 Elizabeth street, on Tuesday, the
20th inst., between tbe hours of 7 and 9 P. M., to receive
returns. Returns will not be received except with an
affidavit attached, in accordance with the resolution
adopted at tie quaiterly meeting of the Hoard of Engi
neer* and 1 or-mrn. [ecember 7, 1854. Blank returns
fa be ubtAintd at the office of the Chief Eagineer.
WM. THOMPSON, )
DAN STANBURY, ^Inspectors.
J, AMK8, J
VII K TRACKS, AC.
I *A S GARDENER.? WANTED, A SITUATION, BY A
J\ marr>ed man; fully understands the management
of rmit, llowtra, vegetables, greenhouaes and fen:es.
| The ben of reference given Call or addreas L. B., Oar
demr, Herald cfil.-o.
EMIT' >YV i*N T WANTED? BY TWO GOOD OLD
weaser>. who are capable of running aix looms.
' Have worked several ye* r? in the cotton factories. Ap
ply at 232 Wairen street, Brooklyn, for one week.
Gi ARDF.NFR WANTED-GERMAN OR SCOTCH PRK
f feried? one who undsrstanda the culture of fruit
> and Sowers and willing to make himself generally useful.
Apply at the office ot the mahogany yard. 28 Cherry
street, between 10 and 8 o'clock, or after 4 o'clock at
105 Madiaon avenue, corner Tlurtieth street.
PRACTICAL PERFUMER AND FANCY SOAP MAKER
*ant?d -Non* need apply nuleaa well recommen 1
ed and can speak English fluently. Address box 1,756
Post Office.
r) MARBLE BOSSES ?WANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY
a steady man at mantels or monument work, also
Utter cutting. The beat ot reference as to 'capability
and sobriety can be given. The country preferred. Ad
dtess a. W. box 137 Herald office.
TO TAI10R8.? WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED COAT
cutter, to go to Montreal. Canada. Apply to R.
Reanfleld, at the Rainbow Hotel, Heekmao street, from 8
to 8 o'clock, every evening.
?r ANTED? A GARDENER. A MAN OF ABOUT 40
W years of age, nnmarried. to take charge of one acre
and two lior?e<, ou long Island, three miles Iroin tbe
(trry. He mii.t be a 1'iolSstaiit and well recommen led.
Apply at 24. South atreet, over tbe blacWamlth'a abop.
MT ANTED? AN ENGLISHMAN OR SCOTCHMAN, AS
Yf gatdi'Ber. lie must understand the mansgeinent
of a greenhouse and ahmbfcery, and the taring out of
j grounds, and muat alio be a good vegetable gardener.
Applv at No. ' Niasau street, aecotd story, rear office.
TlAVELLEWr GUPK.
I V EW JERSEY RAILROAD. -FOR PHILADELPHIA
iJl aa i the South aad Weet. eta Jersey City mall tad
*i press Usee.? Leave New York at 8 and 10 A. M.. and 4
and A P M Fare, *2 75 i* 4. and $3 In ? and 10 A M
I and 6 P. M.; second eU*. ?2 26 In Id and 12 M . at ?2
stopping at all way sUtioa* Tbreugij fceheu eold fat
I'mimiiati and tfce Weet, anJ for RaMmere. W??h .'vgten
N .rfolk, Ac , and throoah >?*?{?,? checked to '**?* tic
W??iai id A. M a?l9 4'. M.
FOR VAX IB.
dh OA AAA ?tor balk, houses and low
IjJiiUt vUv ? in this city, in the moit desirable
location, price from 93,000 to 12 j,000; alio 20u farms for '
sal# in every section of country . If you wish to pur
chase a house and lot of any description, or a farm,
apply to A. SERGEANT, 15Wall street.
(Bll ? AAA -worm, houses and lots
?ly?Vvy? bought, sold and leased; rent* and
other moneys collected ; loans effected on real or personal
property; credits arranged and goods purchased for city
and counter, and commissions generally faithfully ex
ecuted by WALKER ft CO., real estate, loan, 4c. agency,
75 Nassau street.
(Jh CT" AAA ?A YOUNG MAN, HAVING BEEN
fflUiVvVs engaged as junior partner in a
wholesale grocery house for the past seven or eight
ytars, and who has established a permanent and paying
business with a first rate set or cortomers, is desirous,
on account of ill health, to retire from the same, and
would dispose of his one half interest, or if parties wish,
the whole buainesi would be sold. There is an unex
pired lease on the store, which is of the first class, on
the North river sido, in a first rate location, at a low
rent. To a party or parties wishing a goo i business this
aftords an opportunity rarely met with, l'lease address
F. W. 8 , Herald office .
flH"| CAA ?FOR SALE, A SUPERIOR FIRST
ipltOvvi class grocery-, located on a very de
sirable corner on Broadway. The business is extensive,
and rapidly increasing. Satisfactory reasons for selling.
Apply at 119 and 121 Nassau street, room No. 3.
RICHARD L. PUBDY ft CO.
? FOR SALE? SPLENDID CHANCE FOB
?1 Ov/e tinmen? An old established stove and tin
shop, located at the greatest milk depot on the Erie Bail
road, no competition Rent only, *50 per annum. Apply
immediately at 119 and 121 Nassau street, room No. 3.
RICHARD L. PURDY ft CO.
AA -K0R SALE> 0NB HAU INTEREST IN
JDtCy V/i a respectable cash paying business, well
established and large profits. The business will pay
from 13,000 to $5,000 yearly, and no risk. Apply to 0.
B. HOWES, 67 Nassau street, room No. 6.
<fc<O^A ONLY? FOR SALS. THE STOCK AND
fixtures of one of the best coffee and
cue saloons in the lowev part of the city, now doing a
splendid busineei, and must positively be sold this week.
Apply Immediately at 119 and 121 Nassau street, room
No. 3. RICHARD L PURDY ft CO.
A RARE CHANCE ?BOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR
sale, corner of Broadway and Canal street. The
present proprietor wishing to retire wholly from busi
ness, will sell out his entire stock and fixtures, with a
five year*' lease on the store. Terms will be made easy.
For further partieulars apply to PETER ARCHDEACON,
Jr., 64 Canal street, or on the premises.
1 RARE OPPORTUNITY.? EXECUTOR'S SALE? FOB
J\_ sale, the stock, fixtures and good will
of the well known earpet store, No. 130 Grand
street, Williamsburg. It is a good opportunity
for any person who wishes to engage In the
business. Has been established three years, and has al
ready a good amount of first class custom secured. In
quire of A. ft E. S HIGGINS ft CO., Murray street, N.
Y , ALBRO ft HOYTS, John street, N. Y., or at the store,
136 Grand street, Williamsburg.
A GOOD CHANCE FOR A CARPENTER OR BUILDEB.
The subscriber owns a good farm, five hour's ride
from New York city, consisting of 74 acres, with a good
house, barn and outhouses on it, with orchard and gar
den. About 25 acr?? cleared ana in first rate order, and
neatly the whole of the cleared land enclosed with stoae
fence, in two and four acre lots. He wishes to trade
with a carpenter or builder, who would put up a frame
building in East New York, of certain dimensions, par
ticulars of which may bs ascertained by applying to Mr.
AL. SIDDLE, 458 Eighth avenue, between Thirty-fourth
and Thirty-fifth streets, between the hours of 4 and 10
o'olock in the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY ONE
wishing to eDgage in a boarding house is now
ed ; it is situated in Brooklyn, in one of the most
public streets, near two ferries, and well filled with
boarders. None need apply unless willing to purchase
the furniture. Address, for one week, S. E. H., Herald
office.
BARGAIN? $2,600.-FOR SALE, A THREE STORY
brick dwelling house, situate on one of the city rail
roads, Brooklyn, very easy of access from New York.
Will be sold for less thsn it* value, and on favorable
terms. Apply to B. GALBRAITH, Esq., 127 Fulton street,
New York.
CASH BUSINESS FOR SALE? THE STOCK AND
good will of a dry goods store, in one of the best
situations in Broadway, with a first class patronage,
and which sells at large profits articles of its <>wa manu
facture, will l>e tol-l in whole or in part, on unusually
advantageous terms. Address box 2,373 Post Office,
with real name.
CHEAP AND VERY DBSIRABLK PROPERTY FOR
sale? One handsome three story house In Twenty
seventh street, near Ninth avenue, with all modern im
provements, $6,150; nUo a molel three story English
be; euient bouse in the best part of Thirtieth street,
near Ninth avenue; nevcral first olass brown stone front
houses, located on Twenty-second street, Cheliea
?quare, finished in the best possible manner, with every
modern in provement; also a number of houses in differ
ent parts of the citv, for sale on easy terms, by J. F.
WUXIAMS ft rON, t06 Eighth avanue, and daily from 2
to 3 at 115 Chambers street.
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE? ON THE BANK OK THE
Hudson, on this isltnd, of easy aecess by railroad.
The bouse is conveniently arranged aad the grounds
beautifully laid out. For terms, fto., apply to WM. E.
LEWIS, 89 Cedar street, coiner of Broadway.
CHURCH FOR SALE OR TO IE13E? THE STONE
church at tte southerly corner of Thompson and
Prince streets, being fifty-three feet front on Thompson
street, and seventy-five feet deep along Prince street, is
offered for sale or lease for any term of yeara. Inquire at
14 Leroy place.
fOR SALE? THE GOOD WILL OF THE LEASE OF
the three story brick store and dwelling 536 Sixth
avenue, corner of Thirty second street, with a briek
stable in the rear. The lease has five years to run from
the 1st day of May, 1865. Apply to CHAS. R. TRIGLAR,
67 West Thirty -second street.
TjV>R SALE? THE HOUSE AND 1.0T 42 FIRST AVE
X one, between Second And Third streets. The house
U twenty feet fiont by forty deep, and the lot about
seventy-seven feet deep. For term* apply at 180 Tenth
itmt.
'XT'OR SALE? THE THREE STORY BRICK FRONT
F house 166 Tentti street. between Third and Fourth
avenue*. House contain* all the modern improvement*.
Forttrms apply at 180 Tenth street, one door eaatof
Third avenue.
For sai.e-two new four story brick houses.
48 and 62 West Twenty sixth street, fifteen feet
nine inches front and rear by sixty feet deep, with mo
dern improvements. For term* apply at 180 Tenth
street, one door east of Third avenue.
FiR SALE? THE LEASE OF LOT NO. 29 CATHE
rine street, with the buildings thereon. The lease
will expire on the first day of May, 18t>7. Buildings to be
paid for. or new lease given. The lot is twenty-five fe?t
one and a half inch front, and twenty five feet in the
rear, and on north side 114 feet nine inches, and on
south side 112 feet one inch deep. Apply at No. ISO
Tenth street, one door east of Third avenue.
For sale? the lease of lot no. 131 anthony
ttrret. (.ease will expire August 1. 1860; no re
newal. lot is about twenty two feet front and rear,
ami about aixty feet deep. Alio the lease of lot No. 77
Centre itreet, corner of Anthony. Lease will expire Nov.
1, 1960; building* to be paid for, or new lease given. Lot
i* twenty-nine feet front and rear, and about sixty feet
deep. Apply at No. 180 Tenth street, one door east of
Third avenue.
FOR SALE-TWO FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY AND
basement brown stone front houes, 20 by 60, lots
lib feet 0 inches deep, with all the modern improvements,
situated at 68 and fi6 Fast Thirtieth street, between
Fourth and Lexington avenues. Inquire of JOHN W.
FIELDER. No. 60, next door.
For sale. -the stock, lease and fixtures
?f an old established grocery; one of the ttrst
?tsndsin Brooklyn; a~good chance for a man with a small
capital, aa the owner has two stores and must sell one.
Icquire corner of Hudson avenue and Bolivar street,
or corner of Frinee and Johnson.
FOR SALE?FIVE FIRST CIJIS8 FOUR STORY BROWN
atone bouses, with English basements, vis. : four
on the south side of Seventeenth street, near Rutherford
place, and one opposite Stuy vtsant square. These houses
contain all the modern improvements. Inquire at 132
Kast Seventeenth street, from 9 to 9 A. M., or from 6 to
7% P. M , and at 212 Pearl street, from 12 to 4 P. H.
?or .-a i j? a valuable i.or, with two fir*
proof store*, known as ??. Maiden lane aud 19
ar street, lot 27 by 138 feet A sojd chance for In
vestment. Inquire of JAMF.d STEPHENS, at Me?*r*.
Solomon k Hsrt's. 243 Broadway.
FOR SAlJi ? TWO HOUSES ON 1 HE SBOONI) AVENUE,
one a first claa* hrick be use; al?o a two story attic
ba?? meat so t vault* brick boils' lot 22 by 100 feet, for
18, SOt ; terms ea?y; Ue*e houses areplcasantly located.
For particular* applj of 01 ORG E A. wll.T, No. 433scond
a venue.
X7?OR RALE? THE THREE STOHY AND ATTIC BRICK
r house 180 Eset Uroadwar, between Rutger* and Jef
ferson street* The propo.ei extension of Walker street
wi.l make it the corner Part ol nurcl<s*e mcney can
remain if desired. Apply to S. s. BROAD, 13 Wall st.
For sai e.? a spikxdid grain or dairy far*,
In Oraoge county, situated one fourth of a m'le
from the manufaetuiin* village ot Waldos. It contains
110 acres of land, two geed apple orchards of choice
grafted fruit, and all othtr kind* neceeaary, a large cot
tage house, and all the n?cessary out buildings, barns,
he Also, a trirk touse three stories, with basemsnt
end aubceUar. situated oa Cumberland street, Brooklyn,
300 feet from Fulton avenue, lot 21 by 79, houee 21 by
36 piaataoB t'ie*resr, incloied, built In the beet manner,
finished June last, lor further particulars enquire ot
II. I'HAlT, 61 Fulton street, New York, up stairs.
IIOR SALE? AN UPRK.HT DIRECT ACTING STEAM
eogije, (with governor.) simple, compact and
hAs le.ime in ? ?e or.ier? better than new. having ex
tra heavy ba?eaad other ed<L*:?aa. I* of four hor?e
poiter? csa '.<? work*l at oae. Price. ?ew, S'iW will
be eo.J. if taken immediately for SIT.* cs?tu HITCH
I\fi? A KING, Machinist*, Hertm'c* I'o.alrj, f. '/??
i l'r*'. a'.rtrl, a ft* ^Vvf* ThUil *re*.i*
rOK l&LB.
T7H)B SALE? THREE BRICK HOUSES ANL I-OT3,
J; three atory, with basement, cellar and high itoop, on
Fifty-third street, between Second and Third avenue*.
Range, hot and cold water bathroom, all finished in good
style. Will be sold on moderate term*. Apply t# D.
ROBINS, 78 Sixth itreet; hours 8 to 2 and 7.
PR SALE ? A HOUSE, BROWN STONE FRONT, ON
Twenty-third street, south aide, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. A most desirable location. Prioe
?13,000. Apply to L. BOWIK, 112 liberty street.
FOR SALE? A CASH BUS[NES3, OF EIGHTEEN
years standing, doing a Urge and profitable trade;
?6,000 required to pay for machinery. Stock may be had
on reasonable Urnix or on commission. None need apply
unleKs caah ortrood security is oil'eied. Address B. M.,
Herald office.
I*OR SALE? AT HA8TING8-CP0N-HUD30N, A COUN
try Heat and fire cottages, containing about five
snd a quarter acre* of laad, tastefully laid out and or
namented, and stocked with the choicest varieties of
fruit and forest tre^s. The premises are bounded west
erly by tlie Hudson liver, (of which, as wall as of in
land sceieiy, they command au extensive view), and
are within three minutes walk of the railroad d?pot.
They will be sold separately, or together. Apply to the
proprietor, Mr. Henry Kattenhorn, on tlie premitos; or
to ROBERT S. ROWLEY, 262 Broadway.
FOR SALE? A RESTAURANT ANI) SALOON ON'
Broadway, in good business; location the belt, and
will be sold a great sacrifice if applied for immediately,
as the propiietors are leaving town The receipts at pr> ?
Hout are from 91210 910 per day. Apply to M. B. FRAN
CIS, 165 Washington street, corner Murray.
fOR SALE? IN BROOKLYN, A NEAT COTTAGE,
with all the modern improvements. Possession im
mediately. Price ?4,000. Terms easy. Inquire at 10
Hanover place
FOR SALE?FOUR NEW ENGLISH HI9H BASEMENT
houses, situated on the north side of Thirty-fifth
street, between two railroads, the Eighth and Ninth
avenues, complete with all the modern improvements,
such aa gas, baths, speaking tubea, bells and dumb
waiters. If sold, >d,000 can remain on each; or they
will be rented to a suitable tenant. Apply to Samusl
Spaiks, on the premises, house No. 215, or to W. E. St
Q. SPaRKS, 80 Leviogton avenue, corner of Twenty
seventh street.
FOR SALE? A HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE IN THE
faHhionable part of Flushing, L. I , having a view
of the bay, and within a short distance of the steamboat
landing and railroad depot. Grounds around the house
neatly laid out and planted. Immediate possession can
be given. 94,000 can remain on mortgage. Apply to
WM. JOHNSON, at A H. Muller & Co.'s, 38 Wall street.
If?OR SALE? A FIRST RATE EMBROIDERY STORE,
' about one third cash, 'balance on time, with two
years lease. Satisfactory reason for selling. Apply in
the store 815 Biuadway.
FOR SALE-ONE NEW FOUR STORY HOUSE, 20 BY
70 feet. No. 2(J9 West Thirty-fourth street, between
the Eighth an i Ninth avenues, in the block of thirteen
splendid brown] stone front houses, finished with all the
modem improvements, including private stair, fee.
Apply at W. H. RAYNOR'S Land Office, at the corner of
Broadway and Thiity-fitth street, or on the premises
during the day.
For sale? a four story brown stone house
with all the modern improvements, in Lexington
avenue, northeast cerner of Twenty-Eighth street, on
very accommodating terms ; no money, only security re
f aired. Aiso, two homes on same block. Inquire of
. AUERBACK, 84 John street, from eleven to twelve
o'clock, or 127 Rivlngton street, from four to eight
o'clock.
ER SALE? T^E THREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT
situated No. 70 West Twenty-seventh street, one
from Broadway. The house has all the modern
improvements, and is in perfect order, the owner occu
pying the same. Will be sold low, and the payments
such that cannot fail to suit, as a very small amount is
required cash down. For further particulars inquire of
J. Besson, Mercer House, corner or Broome and Mercer
streets, from 12 to 1 o'clook, or any time during the
evening.
For pale? a valuable farm of 2so acres,
situated one mile from Dean'* Pond station, on the
New Jersey Railroad, between New Brunswick and
Kingston. The improvements consist of a brisk tavern
atand and stables, also a good dwelling bouse and out
buildings, a never failing well and fish pond, peach and
apple orchards, with other fruit trees; one iblrd wood
land. Will be sold to suit purchaser*. Terms easy.
For particulars apply to F. McCraken, 74 Wall street;
A. Moulton, Dean's Pond station; or Abraham Irahune,
at Richard McDowell's, Cross Roads, New Jersey.
FOR BALE? A REGULAR LICENSED DRINKING SA
loon; the stock, fixtures and good will will be sold
at halt price If called for to day. Apply at the corner
of Howard and Merccr streets.
I^OR 8A1JC, TO PROTESTANT FAMILIES, WORTH
. about four hundred dollars, farms of one hundred
acre* each, at two dollais an acre, with tire years' cradit.
Climate, water and toil aro unsurpassed. Railroads are
In progress to the lands. The owner will furnish vhe
Kelt If r? with cattle Ac., on shares. Apply at 33 Broad
way, sect nd story, front room.
For pale, at a great bargain? a corner
lot, in a good location, with brick buildings, now
ui?ed as a moulding mill, and doing a good business.
Titer? is a steam engine and everything complete on the
premise* HUGHES k GREEN,
163 Grand street, Williamsburg.
For pai e or exchange for improved pro
perty ? A delightful country aeat, of six acres of
land, under a good state of cultivation, on the I'assiac
river. New Jertey, about 45 minutes from the city; ac
cessible about every half hour; house, barn, Ate. Ad
dress box No. :i,182" Poit Office.
For sale or to let? in the village of ny
ack, Rockland county, the hotel known as the Yoik
Houae. The above house contains forty rooms, and Is
considered tbe btst stand in tke county. Also, oue four
story brick ntore. It is well adapted for mercantile or
manufactur e purposes. For particulars apply to
THEODORE R083, 99 Pearl atreet, New York, or to
AZARIAH ROSS, on the premises.
For saie or to lease, for a term of
years, three lots, fronting Broadway, Forty-seventh
street and Seventh avenue; a good situation for a livery
atable, coal yaid or manufactory: or would exchange
for improved property. Apply to MEAD A KNIGHT,
Plumbers, 1,018 Broadway.
BOU8I8 FOR SALE? NOS. 144 AND 148 CHERRY
atreet. To persons wishing a splendid investment,
Is a chance that rarely offers, will pay 26 per cent
on outlay. For particulara, terms, Ac, apply to
MARK LEVY, 27 City Hall place.
House and lot for sai.e.? the three story
and basement brick house, No. 31 Wooater
street, with Crotcn water, bath room, Ac., and in good
order; price 96,600; part can remain on mortgage. In
quire on the premises, or of J. A. Laurence, 140 West
Twenty second street.
Mineral, soda and porter establishment
for sale, cheap for cash. ? A first rate ran of cus
tomers. horses. wagons, At., complete. The present
owner (s going into another bnsineta. Any person hav
ing $1,604) cash, can get a great bargain. Pull particu
lars on addressing a line toF. T. H., Herald office.
ST API. ETON. 8. 1.? A TWO STORY BASEMENT HOUSE
and two lots, 00x160, with shrubbery fences, well,
Ac., in good order. Ten minutes walk from the landing.
For rale or exchange $ri.5u0. Inquire of
S. EI.DRIDGE A CO., 00 Vesey street.
TO BCKHER8 AND OTHERS. ? FOR BALK, THE
stock flxtnies aud gcod will of the lease of a large
brick building, now occupied as a meat, flsh, pork, an 1
poultry msrket. in the city of Brooklyn. The buihing Is
three t>tory >nd ba-env nt, twenty feet front and eighty
deep, with two large halls suitable for e<>nc>rts or meet
ings. For particulars Inquire of P. C. VAN ViWKIIl^,
corner Myrtle aveuue and Adelphi street, Brooklyn.
TO CONTRACTORS.? FOR SALE, EIJCVEN DIRT
cars and fourteen hundred feet of ties and wooden
track, with seven dirt carts. Inquire of WM. D. I1ER
R1AN, 10 First avenne.
TO HARDWARE MERCHANTS.? FOR 8 ALE, AN IM
portlng business down town, doing a good trade.
To be sold in consequence of the present owner leaving
the city. Amount of capital required $4,000. Address
A. B., Herald offlce. with real name and addrsss.
TO PAINTERS. ? A LARGE LOT OF FIX TURK,
consisting of counters, bins, rtiwving, Ac., will he
sold cheap, and painting work received In pay for the
same. Apply immediately at 270 Washington street.
TO BUTCHEfS? FOR SALE, IN CONSEQUENCE OF
tlis proprietor going West, the fixtures and interest
of a well established m* at market, now doing a good
business. at 04 Prince street, near Broadway.
SrriiOlKTKRY ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE ? OF
I mattresses and bedding, and caahions of all kinds,
ere Is now doing a good wholesale and retail business,
in a city of 00,000 inhabitants, and no opposition In the
trade, the present owner is about to go to California.
Apply to B. F., 184 Broad street, Newark, N. J.
CI/OTHIlfg, HO,
CAST OFF CLOTHING ? $2,000 WORTH WANTED?
The liight-tt price libetaily given and cash said in
current money. Gentlemen wishing to dispose or large
or small lota are reapcctlully requested to addresser call
to JAMES MORON KY, 11 Baxter (formerly Orange)
atreet, near Chatham.
CLOAKS CHEAPER THAN EVER? MUST RE SOLO,
without reserve, to make room for spring >oods,
just arrived per steamer Aeia, as per advices from Paris.
Ihe balanae of tbe winter stock will be sold at half the
original price. I adiea are not expected to purchass un
less periectly satisfied they are getting the worth of their
money. The styles of the cloaks now offered at sueh
reduced prices are such a* will be worn next season.
MOLYNE.V BE I l . tana! street
IMMENSE RED! CTION IN READYMADF CIX)THING._
Fine black cloth coats. $.">. business coats, $J; black
< asBiioere pants. $T> 50, granadin and silk vests, $2; 1
<a-eof kne cloths, $1 so a yard. G. LEVIE. corner of
harsaa aud Deekman streets.
MEN AND POT SCIOTBINU AT WHOLESALE and
retal, at J. VANDFJUWL7 S, Si Fnltca atreet.
(?ameats made to o'der in the Nest st/'e. Cutting
?s-??;M, aad pettern? ftirrlsV '. to tLe tra \t Yoar pa
t? o*f 1
TENANTS* BBGISTKR.
Alt ABE CHANCE IS NOW OFFERED TO ANY ONE
wishing to ongaga '? the watch and jewelry busi
ness, la ona of the beat business locat ion* in thU city ; (t
has been tight ysora established, and has one mare year
to run from A rat of May next; it will be let without the
htock if desired; the rent is low, and no profit asked, at
the present occupant U deeiioui of leaving the city. Pos
sesion given as soon aa required. Address with real
name J. S. M., Chatham square Poit Offlae.
A PARTMENT8 TO LET? NORTHEAST CORNER OF
J\ Sixth ? venue and Twenty-ninth street; only one
family on a floor; water and water closets on each floor;
the second story containing four rooms, together with
kitchen and a room attached to same in basement.
Rent 919. The fourth story has fire rooms, 918. la
quire on the premises.
Boarding house to let? neak broadway,
containing thirty-four rooms, now filled with board,
trs, having range, steam table, baths, hot and cold
water, and furnishel if desired. Possession before Hay.
Apply, at 46i;B:oome street, from 2 to 4 o'clock ? no other
time.
C CORNER fcTORK TO LET? OORNLR WILLIAM AND
J Frankfort streets, a groat thoroughfare; chetp if
applied for immediately, t-mall back room it' desired; ba?
five large windowH.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET, EIGHT AND A HALF
miles from the City Hall, with stable and every
other accommodation; an excellent garden, with fruit
trees. Apply to J. M. BRADHUS1, on the premise*
Tenth avenue and 146th street.
/CHATHAM STREE1 STORES.? TO LET OR LEASE, TWO
stores, with dwellings attached, Not. 96 and VI
Chatham street, four stories high. The stores are niw
in ont, making a clear space of 40x06 feet, well nu ted
for an eating house or furniture store, or will be divided
so as to make two stores. Immediate possession givuu.
Inquire of H. kM. HART, 27 Chatham street.
IURNISHED HOUSE TO I.ET, IN AMITY PLACE? A
three story house, all in good order, with gas and
bath, will be let for the season or for a year. Alio the
second. third and fourth storita of 371 Broadway. Aiiply
to BILLINGS A TUCKER, 371 Broadway
IRON FOUNDRY AND WORSHOPS TO LET? AN i) THE
steam engine, boiler and machinery, with the <>olt
and btuchei, sc., for sale. The premises consist of six
full lots of land, a two story brick building, 100 by 30
feet, with foundry attached, 120 by 40. tituated within
five minutei walk of the Barclay street ferry at H)bo
ken, N. J. This property will be disposed of at to low a
price as to offer an important inducement to any pur
chaatr. Apply to GEOROE 1'LATT, 53 Broadway.
LAW OFFICES TO LET? ON THE FIRST AND SECOND
floort, up tlaira, of Chambers Hall, 06 Chatham
atreet. Apply to W. 8. CONK UN, No. 8 Bowery.
STORE TO LET? NO. 260 FULTON 8TRKET, OPl O
site Washington Market. A good location and rent
moderate. Apply as above. H. V. 8CHENCK.
IJ5T ? A PUBLIC HOUSE, WITH SITTING ROOM,
and other apartments if required. Also, two Urge
rooms, with four ante-rooms adjoining, suitable for
aocietiei or military purposes. Apply at 126 Grand at.
TO LET? THE SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH FLOORS
and basement, of 29 Beekman street, all being 90
feet deep; well lighted, front, rear and tide; also a frent
room on the fifth floor of 31 Beekman street; alto the
filth floor of 33, 100 feet deep, well lighted on four sides;
also the third floor of 24 Beekman tlreet, 83 feet deep.
Any of the above will be divided to tuit tenants. Inquire
of J. CONNER 4 SONS.
TO LET-TOE THREE STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE,
No. 462 1'rocme atreet. Inquire of A. P. WOOD
RUFF, No. 40 University place.
LET? THE TWO CONVENIENT THREE STORY
houses Not. 4 and 6 East Eleventh street, next to
Fourth avepue. The houses contain gat fixtures, hath
room, range, &c , and are In complete order. Apply to
SOLOMON k HART, 248 Broadway.
TO LET.? THE IiARGE FINE DWELLING PARTS OF
houses 378, 376 and 384 Fourth avenue, be
tween Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, con
sisting of 12 rooms, bath, gas, dumb waiter, Ac.; rent,
$626. Also, the stores 376 and 384 Fourth avenue.
Apply to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fourth avenue, 3 to 7.
TO LET? THE STORE NO. 273 GREENWICH STREET,
now occupied as a brush store, second door above
Murray street. Suitable for any business, being located
in one of the best thoroughfares on the west side of the
city. Apply to John Jameson, 272 Pearl street, from 8
to 10 o'clock A. M., or 3 to 6 P. M.
TO LETj-THE WHOLE OR A PART OF THE, TWO
atory brick bonne, No 76 Elizabeth street, between
Heater ami Grand atreet a: possession given on the lat
of May. Inquire on the premtae*. from 10 o'clock A. M.
to 6 P. M.
apO LET? THE MODERN MILT THREE 8TORY, HIGH
L basement bouse, 184 Weat Thirtieth street, between
gLth and Ninth avenuea. Inquire of J. P. MAIN, 1*S
WaKhington atrtet.
I\0 LET? AT 110 GRAND 8MR, TWO I I? FOR
niahed room*; alao, aeveral small rooms, for aingle
gentlemen, with or without board. Room* lighted with
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10 IET? THE ELIGIBLE BASEMENT AND CELLAR
?"04 Broadway; both well lighted, and luitable for an
expresa office, ornamental and aigu painter, and various
o! he i burineare*. being very attractive. Alao, a number
of go??l officea in the upper part of the building. Apply
toE. BLOOMER, 208 Broadway.
r> LET? A SMALL GENTEEL HOl'SE IN TWELFTH
atreet, in a fine location, at a low rent. The furni
ture in the houae, which ia very genteel and new, will be
aold at a low price, and poatetsion given lat of March.
Apply to E. B. KINSHIMEK, 319 Fourth avenae, from
3 to 1. i
TO I AT? THE HOUSE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
of Broadway and Canal atreet, having four floor*,
auitable for buainat* purposes, sixtyaix feet frent on
both stieeta. Apply at 144 Chambera atreet.
mO LET? STORE, BASEMENT AND DWELLING 150
1 Chambera atreet. Alao, one in Canal atreet, near
Broadway, anil one in Broadway, nearOanal atreet. Two
showrooms on Broadway. Apply at 144 Chambera at.
TO LET? WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THE
drat floor, consisting of three rooms, and front
ba*ement, with gaa and Croton water, to a email gen
teel family, of the new houae aituated 120 Weat Sixteenth
atreet, between Sixth and Seventh avennes. Hall and
baaenu at atalra oilclothed. Rent >226. Apply to S.
DURYEF, 204 and 200 Sixth avenue, one door below the
corner of Fourteenth atreet.
TO LET? THE LARGE ROOM NO. 312 BROADWAY,
auitable lor any kind of buaineaa, or will be made
intocfficea. For Particnlara inquire of R. W. RICHARDS,
307 Broadway.
LET- ONE OR TWO ELEGANT PARLORS, FUR
nlsbed or unfurnished, in a fi: -? "lass houae, auita
ble for a private gentleman or physician; alao, one or
two other rooms at No. 370 Fourth street.
TO IET? THE THREE fcTORY HOUSE, 87 CUFF
atreet, together with the two upper floora of the
houae adjoining. The housea are in good condition, with
hot and cold water baths, and range in kitchen : ia a de
airable location for a boarding houae. Alao, the house
83 Cllfl atreet, with the ?ame convenieucea, will be let aa
above Apply at 86 Cliff atreet.
TO LF.T.? IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ?THE UI'PKH OK
dwelling part of hoaae, South-east corner of Powery
and Houston street, entrance in Houston; rent >600: a
Jood location for boarding. E. B. KLNSHIMER, 319
'ourth avenue, 3 to 7.
r LET, ?THE DWELLING HOUSE 93 WHVTlsrREEr
to let. on the lat of March . Rent $700 per annum.
Furniture for sale. Apply on the j>rem .sea, between the
boura of 12 and 8.
TO I JET? A NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS BUILDINGS,
with all the modern improvements. In the upper
part of the city; alao, the store and back room No. 1
P< rry atreet, and a numl-er of ofllcee ia the buildings
208 ?n<l 304 Broadway. Apply to
E. BLOOMER, 208 Broadway.
TO LET?THE FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSES,
No*. 112 and 114 l^aonard atreet, near Broadway.
The bouaea have hot and cold water, furnace, bath, Ac.
Will be let together, aa at preaent, or separately, to Drat
claaa tenanta. Apply to HENRY HEATH, 298 Ehroadway.
10 LET? THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 58
Varick atreet. loraer of Lalght: alao, the foar
atory dwelling No. 47 Warren atreet, alao, the dwelling
No. 6 Unive ratty place, near Waahlngton Parade Ground:
alao. the three atory honae No. 238 Spring atreet; also,'
the two atory and attic honae No. 87 Franklin street.
rpo LET? THE SECOND STORY OF 411 BROADWAY,
I now occupied aa a pianoforte war* room ; the
front room, third story, now occupied aa a daguerrean
gallery the larg* rtom, the whole of the fourth atory,
now occupied a* an Odd Feilew'* Lodge. Kent moderate.
ROE LOCKWOOD k SOX, 411 Broadway.
TO LET? A FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT
Foit Washington, eight miles by railroad from
Thirty-first atreet. The situation la one of the most
healthy and plearant on this Island. For further parti
culars addiesa H. Herald olfi^e.
TO I XT? HOTEL DIE/, NO .4 BARCLAY STREET,
facing Collage place and the Hudaen River Rail
road depot. 1 be Sixtli and Eighth Avenue Railroada
turn up Baiclay atrtet immediately in front of the
Louse. One rf the heat locations <r a hotel ia the city.
Ajply to WOLFE, GILLESPIE k C ' , 193 Pearl atreet.
TO LET? IN GREENWICH 8TREI r, A GOOD STORE
and aome fine lofts, with excel i- ut light 30 feet l>y
60, and just the thing for manufacturing purpose*. F.a
qnireol JOHN LLOYD, 18 Naaaau a:teet.
T> ILT-TO A SMALL FAMILY ONLY, THE UPPER
part of the modern built houee. No 07 M >nroe ?t ,
from May 1. Apply at 179 South street.
TO LET-TWO ADJOINING THREE. STORY 6RICR
houtes, with all the modern improverneaU, gaa,
water, hatha, water clo.et?, Ace., on Grov* n"?et,
thecurwr of South Eifhth atreet, Jersey C!v. Rent.
IfS.V Inquire of HENRY A. BOORAF.M No 30 Beoa4
atreit, New York.
LET? FROM THE UT OF MAT, PART OF A M*>
I'm but.*. Vtw**, con slat lag of aix rp.'ias, with el"
set*. I'awiirtt kitrneu, w.th gaa aad bath room, to
a an ail centitl faail. . LonrtMl rtrj esnveo'eV. aa4
i??t m Afply at l 'ii w?*t r.re*.
TRUANTS' REOMTEK.
w? - ?,-? x ??. . ... - -v -s -n. - > /x/ . ?? -Ar ?
T) LOT? TWO THRtE 8TORV ATTIC AND BA3E
rnent houses, 26X60, lot* '26X100. on Pt .aM ?t., near
Broadway, each containing hboat twenty rooms, Crotoo.
and gas. Also, a first clua furnished houie, in a select
neighborhood, will be rented fur two rear* ouljr, to a
private famtiy. Also, 2d, 3], 4th and 6th Uoirs of two
very popular buildings on Broadway, below Canal street
Apply 'o ROOME N Bl'NNfeLL, 373 Broadway .
TO I XT? PART OK A NEW l'OL'R STORY ENOUGH
basement house , with all the modern improvements,
206 West Thirty second at reet, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues. Enquire on the premises.
TO LET? FOUR NEW DWELLING IIOUSE3, NOS tW
101, 1(8 aud 110 Euit Eighteenth strsst, near Irving
place; also, part of Iwo gent^l houses. Immediate h.m
? ehxiou can be had. Apply at the office, 92 Ea.it N-jij
trenth street.
TO LET? TN BROOKLYN, A E1R-T CLA-<3 HOtfsE,
brown stone front, four stories and basement. finish
ed last rear, with all the modern improvement*,
gas and fixtures throughout. It is well adapted for a
re-pectable boarding houfe or two genteel families, hay
ing two kitchens, situated in Amity street, corner of
Hlcl s, ouly two blitcUs from the routh ferry ; will be' 1st
reasonable to a responsible tcimut rosse-sou giv-*a
immediately. Inquire of J 6. UOTrSBEK'IKR, 12 Cm
tre street, corner of Chambers.
TO LOT? THE SMAII, COTTAGE HOUSE NO. 4 CAR
den row, Eleventh street, near .Sixth avenue; also,
a first r'as* houfe in Thirty fifth street; both housrs a
complete order, and pon*es*<ou given immediately, la
quire ol D. W. FEN TON, 167 Broadway.
TO IET? THE SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH AND AT
Uc stories of house No. 216 William St., will be l?t to
steriotype, printers, or any kind of mechanics , Crotou
water on every story. Kent moderate to a good tenant
Apply lo J. DROZ, 218 William str vet.
TO LET? THE HOUSE 54 FRANKLIN STREET. NEAR
Broadway, with passage way from r?ar of lot t?
Cortlauut alley. Rent $1,200 per annum. Apply from 1
to 3 F M , to JOHN W. HAMEUSLEY, No. 6 Nassau St.,
thiid story.
rLET? THE SMALL STORE 141 fcASSAU S TRE 27.
two show windows. It is the best stand in the city
for a w hole t ale and retail business. Apply at 81 Fult?a
street.
TO LET OR FOR SALE? A LEASE OF HOUSE AND
store No. 6*5 Broidway. The lease rum for tea
years. Inquire at No. 68S Broidway.
TO LET OR LEASE? FOR A TERM OF YEARS? A
four story briek house, with store attached, No.
2117 East Twentieth street: has a good cellar. Will be let
or leased on reaionable terms. Possession given imme
diately. For further particulars inquire of THOS. BUT
LER, 148 West street.
TO LET OR LEASE-THE BUILDING NO. 178 GREEN
wich street. Pos; csslon can be givtn of the store
part immediately. Also, a number of offices to let ia the
buildings Nos. 2(8 and 304 Broadway. Apply to E.
BLOOMER, 208 Broadway.
rLET OR LEASE? THE UPPER PART OF MARBLE
house. Oak Broadway, near Rleocker street, con
sisting of four large l#fte, 10# by 26 feet; rent low. In
quire on tbe premises.
mO LET OR LEASE ? 1 WO LIGHT AND COMMODIOUS
JL suites of offices, in tbe building Nos. 4 and 6 Broal
street, next door to the corner of Wall, on the fourth
and fifth floors. Possession on the fiitt of May next.
Apply to CHRISTOPHER HEISER, 17 State street.
rLET OR LEASE? THE FEED STORE NORTHWEST
corner of Tenth avenue and Twenty-sixth strelt,
having been occupied several years for that purpose,
with ntable on rear of lot. Size of store 30xS0 f?et. Ap
ply at the coal office, 249 Tenth avenue.
XO LET OR LJASE? THE STORE AND BASEMENT,
with sub cellar and vaults, of tbe aelegant builllnrf
20 Beetmsn street, suitable for w holt sale paper,
drug or hardwire business; possession 1st May. Also
the three upper lofts, very lignt and commodious; pos
sesion immediate. Also the spacious store and base
ment, with vanlt, of No. ffi Spruce itreet, each room 100
feet deep; possession immediate. Apply to JAMS)
PRICE, 200 Hut' son street. .
rLET, OR LEASE? THE NEW THREE STORY AND
baiementhoute, 120 West Sixteenth street; con
tains 14 rooms and kitchens, range, washbasins aul
trays, bath, water closets, gas fixtures, large closets,
Ac., suitable for a genteel private family. Inquire at
No. 122. Rent $700 and water rate.
mo LET, LEASE OR FOR SALE? IN A GOOD BUS1
X Dees location, tbo two small stores and tenement
house in the rear of 644 Hudson street. Inquire at 131
West Twenty ninth street, between Seventh and Eighth
avenues, in the marble yard.
IV) LET OR FOR SALE? THE TWO NEW AVD ELK N
. gant stores, H3 Murray aud 43 Beaver street, the
former U six stories hlyh, handsome brown stone front,
gas, Cro'on water, spacious vaults, Ac , aad is replete n
every respest, being just finished The latter Is fin
h tones high, was built by day's work, and is only oat
minute's walk from Wall street. Apply to
SALTl'S At CO. , 32 South street,
rpO LET, OR FOR SALE?TJTO OOTCACES, EACH
I ?even snd e:gbt rooms, shade and fruit trees, gar
den, Ac , situated in the pleasant and healthy village of
New Durham, 3>j miles from Hobokeo, on the Hackea
sack plank road. Stages hourly; fare by Riser's itagt,
Is. Rent $150. Apply on the premises, to H. r. PERRY.
r> I EASE? THE HOUSES 628 AND 630 BROADWAY
between Houston snd Hleecker streets The loti >
extend to Crosby street. Either for a short period or
long term. Apply to J. B. GLENTWORTH, Ehq., No. 3
Broad street.
rRENT? THE THIRD STORY OF PREMISES NO.
96 West Thirty- third street, suitable in.- a shop,
consisting of one floor 60x28 feet and a ? n f of 21x26
feet. Possession immediately. Inquire on the premise*
TO RENT VERY LOW ? SEVERAL ROOMS ON THE
fifth floor of Trinity building, Broadway. Apply
at 24 Trinity building.
rtX> LET, WITH FURNITURE ? THE LARGE, OOMMD
X d:o?s mansion house, celightfully situated on the
banks of tbe Hudson, at Eighty sixth atreet, well adapt
ed for a boarding house or hotel, with stables, outhouse*,
Ac , Ac. AUo, a cottage on Eighty-fourth street. Ap
ply on the premises, or at 118 Broadway.
J. J. TALLMAN.
COPA RTBfERgHIP BTOT1CKS
mi6> aha -partner wanted in one of
the moit prosperous theatres in New
\ork. Add reus (statiog real name) bos 240 CliatUsn
square Post Office
ffij (?AA OR $1,000.? WANTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNQ
BOUU man, with thia capital, to take aa interest
in a business yielding handsome returns. Good refer -
enees will be tiquiml. Addren, with real nime and ti
drees. Harrington, Herald office. Agency offices need
not trouble themselves to answer tliia.
ffljPAA WANTED ? A PARTNER, WITH THIS
amount In cash. a Uerman preferred, u
a grocery that has been established for some yeara. only
one cn the corner; a good location. Addreas immediate
ly, 7. B , Herald cffice.
dhPAA ?A PARTNER WANTED WITH THK
above capital, to take an Interest ia a
very profitable and safe business, where the books can
prove a clear profit of $4,000 a ) ear. The basiaexs la
established four year*. Real name and adthesa only will
be attended to. Address C. L. If . , Herald office.
PARTNER WANTED? IN THE BETAIL DRUO BUsI
ncta. A person of active bua'neas habits will
IdJ this a desirable opportunity of entering the abort
business, tales $12 per day, and capable ofoelng increa
sed with additional raid'.al. For particulars address,
with real name, H. Y. w., Herald office, for three days.
PAKTNKR WANTED" IN THE CIXTTHING BUM
J\. ncs?, with a cash carit-1 of $3,000 or $4,00 ), by
the advert lf< r. he having bad the management of the
concern for a number of veais, the present proprietor
wishing to retire. One or tbe most profitable cnnceru
in tbe city. A note addressed to II. H , box 171 Herald
office, stating where an interview can be hard, wUI be at
tended to, and treated confidentially.
) B18INBS8 KPN. ?$$,00$ TO $lMU<f WANTED IN
a staple manufacturing buelnofa, yielding large
profits. Best of references given. Address box M$
Post Office.
ANTED- A 1 'A RTN KR~WITH FIUiM $.X>0 TO $4.?
capital, to invest in an established butcher bur
ners on New York island. Inquire In the grocery store,,
corner l&.'ith street and Tenth avenue. Carmanaviue.
f ANTED ? A 8PECIAI. PARTNER WITH $6,000, IN
tbe bide business; wsll established ia this city;
w
w ~JL
doing a good cash trade. Address box 6$, Hmitbeouiaa
House, No. 604 Broadway, with full name and address.
ANTED- AN ACTIVE PERSON, WITH A CAPI IAJ.I
of about $0,000, to sell on advantageous terms aa f
article for which a paUnt right bas i.een obtained. and
which has proved of great value. Addrcne Poet Office,
box 3 924.
"aNTKD ? A PARTNER, WIIH $150, WHO CAN
give h!a attention to a higltly riMpec Ubie, novel,
original, sud fortune piomising immHHm which i*?bout
to ?>* brought I Wore 'he public fur the first time, la
quire of Mr. SHl'LTZ, room ?, No. S68 Broadway.
HTR4PAT.
US. NAVY BAILORS AND OTHER- -EXTRA PAT I
? promptly paid, bounty land warrant* otote'ned,]
bought and sold ; pensiom procu. -d, Isltnvs doe heirs |
of deceased I P. teamen collected, and all kiatlaof ciai*
against the United State* recovered by
EDWARD BfcttKIJ.,
Agent and late Purser C 9 Navy, K Wall stiset
UTBOMMT. '
Madame alwin, fbom park, tenders hm
services to the ladies aad gentlest**, la pbr*
oology, by books aU science. She can be consult*!
about love, maniage, business, spiritual fatalities, and
will tell tbe name of tt.e laly ?r ^entWinsn they wtk
marry, also the name of her riaitera. Madam* Alwie
csdv'ini ia Fngl th French ao i Uermaa. -
Wi'.t Bowery, near Fl; it ? treat
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